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COMPREHENSIVE NOTICE.

The undersigned have formed CO partner
ship for the practice of the Law, under the
firm name of Reifsnider & Reifsnider. Spe-
cial attention given to the Settlement of
Estates and Collections Office on Main st.,
adjoining the residence of Chas. T. Ref
snider. CHAS. T. REIFSNIDER,
oc % ]. MILTON REIFSNIDER.
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County Commissioners.
County Jail.

John I. Lynch, sheriff. .......... $1,191. 90
Geo. N. Fringer, sheriff............. 3,012. 10
H. G. Fledderman, sheriff Balti
more ............................ go
Physicians. ............................. 5000
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Sundry Attorneys.
Orphans Court.

VIM. Frizell, chief judge....... $264.Ot
VIM. Z. Smith, associate judge 260.0t
Elias Myerly, associate judge........ 260.0t
d. H. Hoffacker, chief 228.O on
J. P. Summers, associate Judge. 228. on
Jas. W. White, associate judge.... 228. OF
Geo. NJ. Parke, register. s0.0t
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a9 CLOTHING AND HATS

greatly reduced; our $40, S12 and SIS Suits
reduced to $3.50, $40 and S12. We have
bargains all over the store Our store has
had the reputation of having the handsomest
line of goods in the county this season. We
now offer bargains equally as attractive. This
is no old chestnut used as a card to draw the
trade, but plain statement upon business
principles. Come early and we will demon
strate to you that what we advertise we will
do. Our
STOCK IS ALWAYS FULL OF SEASON
ABLE GOODS.
Thanks for past patronage. We now propose
to show our appreciation by giving you many
bargains the next 80 days.
Respectfully yours,
GEO. C. ANDERS,
june23 If New Windsor, Nd.
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MARY L. YOUNG,
SARAH BURDNER,
EDWARD YOUNG,
CHARLES YOUNG.
aug 4 Is Absalom Smith. Auctioneer.
MAGISTRATES OFFICE.

MI
take this method of informing my friends
and the public that have opened an office
for the transaction of the
DUTIES OF A JUSTICE OF THE PEACE
in the Haines & Co. Building, next door to
Bank, and respectfully solicit patronage. /
shall also continue
THE BUSINESS OF FIRE INSURANCE
upon very liberal terms, being agent for the
Royal of Liverpool, North America Of Phila-
delphia, and Etna of Hartford, Conn.
GEO. w. MATTHEWS, J. p,
mays If Westminster, Nd
CARDS AND CIRCULARS printed at
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RAND CLEARING SALE AT
George G. Anders' Oak Hall,
New Windsor, Md.

Finding our stock larger than we care for,
and as the season is just at its height, we
propose to offer
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DUBLIC SALE
Il OF
A VALUABLE FARM.


The legal heirs of the late John w. Young
will sell At nnbI;c sale. ON the premises. on
-, ZOO
Saturday, the S'fh ddy o. august ISSo'
at l O'Clock, p. M, that valuable farm, con.
tanning
nor,c
% ACRES AND 10 SQuAkE PEhCHEs
OFTAND MORE OR LESS
situated in the immediate vicinity OF Keys
vile, Carroll county, Md, about two miles
north OF Double PIpe creek siauon, on the
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Which will prove on inspection our claim of
superiority in matter of style, make and finish.
We point with pardonable pride to the posi-
ton that is accorded us by the public to-day
(the result of a growth and development al
most phenomenaD as evidence that we have
succeeded in attaining this end.
We call special attention to our line of
Boys and Children's Suits, from $3.50 up.
Da with anu everv b az sn prpS %% en
of Imported and Domestic Goods to order,
SIG up. Samples and rules for sef.measure-
ment sent free upon application.
NOAH WALKER & CO.,
1ls and I2l East Baltimore Street,
may12 If Baltimore, Md.
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Amount of Levy.

Taxes on banNs and other corpo-
rations. .....,:..................... 4,s4s.5s
Interest on taxes in hands of col
lectors. ............................- ss9.7s
Costs in removed cases...........-. 10000
Costs in criminal cases returned. 1890
John W. Tracey, for support of
Charlotte Bouser., 5000
VIM. Y. Frizzell, for support of
wife at Maryland Hospital for
the Insane. .....:...,,..::.:..:. 10000
Howard county, for half judgment
and costs in Mathews case...... 291.92
Geo. W. Holmes, for taxes on per-
sonal property not assessed for
the years 1885, 1886 and 1887. 1,09091
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General expense account. .............$s1, sO1.
Premiums allowed for prompt pay
ment Of taxes. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 800.
Insolvencies, Attachments and allow
ance for extra assessments-...-. 1861.
County certificates redeemed....... 5000.
Se7. 462
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9o,UOZ.oJ
Financial Statement showing the
Condition of the County,
June 3Oth, 1888.
Taxes due county in hands of col
lectors and interest ON same..... $23 ,530.47
Amount due from other counties. 1,316.88
Note due county. 685. 83
Cash in bank June s0th, 1885,. s,762.9s
SS4, 295, &c
Bills unpaid (about) .................. 100000
......-...............:...::..:. $26, 1886
County certificates outstanding. $19, 500 90
DAVID ST0NER,
WASHINGTON REAVER,
GEORGE w. MILLER,
Commissioners.
CHAs. BRILHART CLERK. aug18-4t
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SUMMER SILKS,

both plain and check, at 4Oc to SOC; Satin
Rhadamas and Bengalines reduced from 81
to 85c; Trimmings of all kinds at reduced
rates; to dozen Corsets reduced from SOC,
75c and 81 down to 25c and 35c;
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Daily, except Sundays.
STATIONS.

PASSENGER TRAINS RUNNING EAST.
Telegram-herald., 1888-07-22

O. Ex.zs Laze. E4dao8zeid. y J., JAY :.
tstw1ea Cs4rles Ssevsss0n, o. t.e APa@
cBb e1d ~ = sfltle3aer. - rs eP@rts
e.1e. VIA was usB 81 lie -sIex he
sAeoessfzl essa 2etzter must E1n t1Tee CO.
ssca1-se rzcss : orGsF - sec1Fe H. <-9
Tke rin-h sazaal rsg4Ets = tie East
River 4-cAs ca look pace I-De -
" -aners- Cl1ss A. tee Wacoz-af. , walz-
over Cl..sz 8. tae Mad 81. - q m-a4les
Is socoa1z Ci1ss G, t2e Lyo-a +, - J
u'n1te - ssconts. Class ID ne Pirate. >
waz-oTer class Z. ths Ia L, -
- n1ee "a seccnds Class +, tns Al b
nlaatas s. seeoa4s.
The Qalaey Yacht CAB sailed tae first
ca4nDsolsaip regatta q the ss4sen over
ths csual course Jcne % The Posy IN the
hrst class, Ssrel1 N re second. En r.
Tvs IL the lib ana naains2iL z1c t5sT II the
cruiser. eaea secured a leg IN tne Champion
shlP. wtile ths Eeao, Hester, Dlatem snd
Else ~ tLsir respective classes oet4inea
seco1d prIzes-
John Roblasoa. q Liverpool, Eng, swan
z tAr-e- ME race. July 4, with J. n jobs
son. also from England. FOR purse Of toN
and the L2ckerson silver cup The race
took place ao0ye Nyack, on the haa.ou
river Robinson Won BY about SIXTY yards
Johnson w2s taken with cramps IA Ms
hands when near the stake beat Bay
Madden vas referee.
The three mile straightaway single-scuh
race for $50, between Dan G2lanaugh, Of
Philadelphia, and Mex Layeurgsr. OF Pits
Durgh. was rowed son the Sehryikill river,
June 80 Galanaugh wen easily ia 2im.
SOS, I.zyourger finishing . seconds later.
f. L. Fitzgerald acted as referee. Lay
burger weighed lC61s pounds, and Gala
nzugh tipped the beam at l5o pounds.
The LurIine Boat Club, Of Minneapolis,
he'd a regatta or June o, tho different
events resulting thus: Four-oered shells, a
mile aad half, with turn-Hal Watson
bow, Louis Watson, Charles Libby, T.
King (stroke), 1st in Sn. 52sis. c. Wheeler
(oow). w. u. Grosskof, G. Daniels, J. L.
Auchzors (stroke), ii, by half length.
Fogr-o4red gigs. six furlongs-Edwards
tbowl, Todd, RefIslfDger, Libby (stroke),
lst, in 5-n. S2s.: Taylor Dow, Yawrey,
Williams, Grosskof lstrokel, ID, they hav-
ing allowed their opponents "a start OF 10
seconds. Double scull shells-Will Ankeny,
Charles Libby bow, lst, 10 lin, the DIS
tance having been milo and half, How
ard CemInins, Melville Homer (stroke). 2d.
Single scans-J. e Muchraore, lst, in l0m-
52t.s., for Z mile and half; Wheeler, 2d-
Telegram-herald., 1888-07-22
AQUATIC SPORTS.

George r Carter has been elected cap-
tain Of the Yale crew for 1889.
Ia the regatta Of August : the Potomac
River Rcvztta WIN use for the first time he
upper courso
Tho Jackson Mich Boat Club has ap-
Piled for membership ia the Mississippi
Va.iev Amateur Rowiag Association.
The Trenton Vacht Cub. with twen.y-six
members aad representing eighteen yachts,
has been formed. Jar.cs II. wilson IS CON-
uodcre.
7 JBor~iana and Charles Dulav arc matched
% swim three races n tnc Delaware river
Two. three ard ave miles on July IS. 70 aud
q respectively
Peterson has returned 20 san Francisco
frcm British Coiurssia and offers 70 row any
man IA Anerica. earring only Teene-, Gaa-
daar and O'Connor.
Thc Malta ard vcsper eight-carsd crews
have aisbsnaed and viii not take part in The
National regatfs ~ SunbGry. The Crescent
eight has been entered.
Il IL SAID u New Haven that both Tale and
rarvari aarsmca ara dissatisfied wita tie
f-s-v I.s7don course. an5 nat ch1ace to
scne other river cr course Is not ii possible.
TIC ola IrFEirordauc Cub. II Bal;incre.
hss ccased 70 exist. ara n its place rev
orrznixsti0a has sprung tpto cxistencs. %
D. kro7vu hereafter "a th5 Nspt1Bc Rowing
Cub
Tie rarcose. n ker rzre c. Larchnions
rely Nth the ya.ht Easshee. vas ~
winner 81 IN tss. Ths yzcats-s1 think
Tie Banshee was ncs sailed ior al her
speed
The Mia7efoa<a Yacht Cub. II Miusesp-
sls. Eaa reee-tiT re- ectoa thsse ofi-
rsrs President g. EeC. Reeve, Vice-
rr~sid--t r 2 Fsla-eok. SecrstarT ard
Treasure George s21aL
Ieasdsr Stevenson. 81 ~ Ar'., Eca-iuv
Ciah. 81 Saa Frarcis.o. ard Wi.iian Ssesev.
81 Pertiz-t Or. h1vs s Taed srtiries .
rsvv efrs--~'s rars. VITA ta-a. a. Pcr.-
izns. or Fslv ~ nc staxrs a. 80 . siae
Es-~a-+ r-~tas ~ecea-ir i7.c--Eed 30
hscker 81 Feser E~-rr. as S-91sT. Ne7v
Eoath Wslr@. rhst ~ -zs s9rssrz-d -
match T--rser r. ~ any RAJ n Aaztrzlis
Cor frs-z sf0oo fo eS1on. s7s Eezp's Psrty
= not E<eig 70 7-cvs arta &srsctlT esz-
rrvri-zfed -rltA. C-,oer lsHttt
las ass xsss "a sas Es<tsr ezs ssezrr1
Telegram-herald., 1888-07-22

Ths tree begins 20 bear fruit whsn I've cr
slx years oil and Increases IS pro1irs every
yeer. ratil st Gfty Years a single tree win
produce 20 poults of herrles from which
about ser7nfg p1urd8 - wax ean be OBJ
taincl Tbs wax. says Nature. . formed In
ths miadls u .lis harry, betwesD the see'l
aad ,as Ain. lie the pulp 5f = grape. L .
extracted ~ boiLng tes berries ia water,
ash s.i0sV.rg e ~ egol. whea tie 8aX ~ ar
ates ou- IN a solid caks.
fhis veEssaols uax closely resembles the
prodccs u "a honey bsa Il - readily
bieachei. Is not greasy 90 .ae touch. has ths
hivh srec. 30 gravity q o. d ard meitS at
i3i acga pa h-tis .Owcr than beeswax,
~5lc.i rsel-s az 20 siegs Il . largely ussd
b tba ChlEsss ID lle Illal .llactgrs ~ c1lGles,
~hich are composed ei-her entirely q wax.
or u.xel TiIh lalio~ or other fatA The
principe. Perl q expert IS Tho eity x cs@k2,
frorl shescs. ia 1870. ue.riy swo million
pounds 81, tse wax. worth abort llteea cents
: rouad. wers igped q Lecldon.
a trso 20 shls serne rally. tse Rhrs veni-
cif-ra Japarese oeroucAii also grows IN
Japea, aad produces ire rs1u ct gum Gsed
in ths laan1,actifre Of the famous lacquer
wars. In sii.B country TO use Ok s,Inach II
t.snnin. y vel known. and Notwithstanding
t1ose ''h,sck saeep.r tae poison ivy and dog
wool. tse Rhcs f1nliy must be considered
"a very useful and vallable members OF the
v~rets5le hngtlosn. In the cut are repre-
scatof tle Sewer leaf anl grus. Of the Rhus
saccelacca, or Japan wax tree.
Telegram-herald., 1888-07-22

ninersiosists AID couEolSseu-s Raw %
Late been considerably Interested over the
excellent ignitatlc.s OF ruSsos wrought BY
Ilssicrn scienre Saneruus analyses, saya
seWciers' Circular. show shat these artificial
Tubics I'D noe retain trace Of baryte, ard
Tat ts.Y Nerc faf-set by pure 2iurnlrfun
colagcd ~ traces Il chrome. Tho crystals
aze regular ansi % ailmaatiao lus.cr. They
are of perfect tEaslsf arcncy, es bard es nat
sral nIsis' s1,fctrt topnz. LIE 10 rasrrai
rubics they tarn black on being heated, bus
rcsupis their color after getting cold again.
Having thsis pred iced by synthssis rhouiSo-
heslrai crystals ~ ruoies with al the physical
and creniczl properties Of tae most beautiful
esturai rgbics. and forming them IA a ma
trix whica Hsly be compared % that lnclos-
ins tas naelral mineral. Frenzy and YER
E~eil believe they have definitely settled
fho question "a go origin Of ra0ies. So far.
tas expcrisnenss have boeu made with 30
grams n material only. and The crystals have
thcrsfore ben comparatively small, not ex-
c>eling 03 % an inch in diameter. The
authors. however. propose % continue their
experiments on larger scale. and expect TO
te able % make rubies os large dimensions.
Telegram-herald., 1888-07-22
WRITER'S O. REHOwa.

Gzoxsr ELToT ae~er Ect less than forty
shssssaG ss.isrs for any u her novs.s.
IT is proposed % pace a bust 81 Mr-
Mathew Arnsld IN Poets Corner, West
minister Abbey.
Jkrzs TurTcov7 FfIEys 6rs- versifvinz z
vVas vai.nti~- - four Eaes. " when" a.
be describes a.. . vas isst oig euo2gh -
rcs,h "a tse 81 he tsbls where I wrote
RozrzT TsouIs STEVENSON vas - Chicago
a short sian. since sad vas ir.ervie~es. Il
course. Hsn~y Jazes. witasst r-ssr.
vati6n. = vas Hr StsvensoH' euic< reply -
80 question of leadership Among American
ocvs5sts.
Etrrssv-- SrrAR- psrtrs, ~f7 has bee1
writin9 far thc pgbilc ever tsirrT Tesrs. =
oal7 fc-t~ Fsar years ed Tswhs Cs-s-
rssssa Rrirtes her srst sso-y. written vhsn
slrc ~-as thirfees. Sc e>T31 tsstes
~ Asr-hest ksewn beex. u "a
Fc1zET Rrewzxs r-f1se= - ~rite for
r7axzzlaes pr.serrisz thst peopls vho g.
sir- r. r@aS as we-k sho1id h1T his beexs
rsth-r tAas SD hin szsxcecse6ly n tse
paTrs - r-rs5sczI Ee r>ceatlF 5ecliae8
- Ger ~f rse tss1<zrd se.a~x frou o
6ssi<s sss.-s2ey fsr saazt p>e2
Telegram-herald., 1888-07-22
A Pneumatic Amn.emc-.. {.

S1mhc-ed wish other pneumatic arnuss-
meats = the trick of putting q lishtel candle
u-,!cr water Tbs i not only an amusing
entertain-uent for the parlor, but rn In
stEsctivc ous 20 the younger members Of q
fsmliY.
Froc1rc q goo,i sized cork, or burS: upon
ts's plaro G s~ssd h~htod taper; then set is
e-;cet ia 4 pail Of water. Now, with a steady
had. i1vsrs a largo drinki2g glass over ths
ish+, and push it carefully down into tho
water. The glass beiaE fuil Cr air prevents
tlso water catering il. You nay thus sce tho
castle br-a rndcr watcr. snd bring IL mp
$40 - the surface ssil aights This ex-
pertinent. sirip'o as IL is. serves 20 eiucidats
toet c-e,ui rortriv11ce called tho diving
Isl. t04a- performed On tbe Sarlc principal
Telegram-herald., 1888-07-22
PRINCE PRETTIWiTZ.
rs Unparalleled success, n a Summer AZ
traction in Chicago.

iss DHpar2nesed success n q summer Az
traction in Chicago.
"Thc Crystal Slipper. or Prince Pretti-
W.T. Gnd Little Cinderella" ~ tho Chicago
Orcra- House has become the strongest
tzcasf icaf ta~d cy'cr presented b. q Chicago
manager. 70, four weeks The standing
room si-n has been displayed q: the On
trance shortiy after the beginning OF cach
pcrformanC', and the grosS receipts kavo
tCen near.y $4,000. Tho production is by
long odds tac most elaborate ever seen IN
Chsc@so, and tho weekly running expenses
arc very heavy. Last Sunday night what
tho management styles "the second cdr
uOn" Of the piece WA given. The term
second edition" in this instance is parcly
applied 20 Indicate several Improvements
and additions made 20 tho long list OF nov
oltIes presented. "The Dolls Quadrillc,n
with eight dancers, was introduced. III
almost possible 20 describe the c7thusiasn
with which the revival ofthis popular dance
was received. Little Itch. as one OF the
dolls. was irresistioly comical, and his gro
tcsqne movements elected shouts Of laugh
ter.
Tie sthers IN the dance, Nile. Dorst,
Mcns. Oreste and Miss Alice Stoddard,
Miss Lee. etc, were well received. A num-
Der OF changes have been made in the bal
let. The last act, too. has been materially
altered. both in dialogue and business" !"
TIC sercaaGc. by Tony lseiff. Of New York,
Introduced BY the prince aad pages. is one
q the most tuneful numbers Of the piece.
Little Tich appears in new specially en-
titled "Thc Seasick sailor Ii is, II pos
sible, evon more humorous than the big
shoe act of that lrsuderfrl little artist.
Nile Dorst and Mons Oreste in the
Nursery Rhyme Ballet appeared in '' Tue
Tartar Dance one Of tho most attractive
in their repertoire. The sale Of seats for
The next two weeks Is very largo Cud every
thing indicates that al enormous patronage
will DC continued 70 be enjoyed by the
CRYSTAL Slipper
Telegram-herald., 1888-07-22
Steamer Grand Island.


Hereafter the new side wheel steamer,
Grand Island will make regular trips to the
Soldiers Home on Tuesdays, Thursdays
and Saturdays First boat leaving at 10 a.
m. landing st rorth end of Scribner. st. car
line. Picnic parties viii be taken up the
river at any place they may select Regular
picnic days will be Monday. Wednesday
and Friday. The steamer Grand Island
will also make two trips TO Grand Island
on Sundays. Boat leaving at 10 a. N. and
2 p. m. last boat arriving at Grand Rapids
at 7:i5 p. m.
Fare from Soldiers Home and return %
cents.
To Grand Island snd return 25 cents.
Telegram-herald., 1888-07-22

rs p~'-ccss Christian Is siEcst "a
r-nav 18Th III cht rnvns7ks - ~ith kiat
l,akl ard vows. a,,3 heard sn arsnSin-
story ia r-nuectioo vita hrr ~itsy re1lies
~hira viii b~sr repeating The ether
6av uten 3rivinz vita keT ~siestT tee
eaea-. tbev cszre sC7gss FzrtY of cau-
frer Naric- n-~ acaiestv ste~rcst "a
earr-s--> sri 3istri e,l-ed s0S1s sitvsr. -
tas rtest .fsE RI af 10 T,ae~ salkx
vhi-- -ho rffr-c<s Via s.l1racterssfss
r-aersitr. --npticd ker ssrse az1os<
them eTtcre she exciSinc3 &c izst.
rev an 4 ta1,s~urs. N1t ~. sid
ttc rsfee1 -fcr v-a sa~e stu = sovereign
- ~Ah. net hrr. rsriIr,t her dsuxa-
-.shat sovereign couia nst posahlY
sara --E.azsdea Lezs<r
Telegram-herald., 1888-07-22
OUTING G..

We respectfully call the
attention OF persons deSirous
Of furnishing Summer Cot
tages 20 the fact that We are
carrying a large line of me-
dunn Priced Bedroom suites
ia all popular finishes. We
have also received d fine lot OF
Rattan and Reed Chairs, which
we are offering at low prices.
We have likewise a very ex-
tensive stock of Camp Chairs
and small tables suitable for
Summer Cottages.
Telegram-herald., 1888-07-22

NOTICE is hereby gwen that petition hss this
y eay been FLED by he undersigned IN the
Circuit Court Tor TIE County of kens sud state of
Michigan. and e no. peDdiug in sid court. for
the ruTpoee cf vscaling ror1ion of the Plat Of
Hoynton &JUGds Lake Addition n The CITY Of
Grand Rapids hcing S,iat of portion % - .tioB
g. o. Township No North, 81 range No. il
Wetf according % the GOV -rnrleei survey. IN
the township ef GrsDu RAPIDS IN sid County 81
Kent and state Of MichiEs :. surveyed snd isld
ont for the propfietors by ~ /. Cofnullry. esq.
civil engineer and sprveror On the 18th cav II
JUlr. 1s7z. fEe RECORDED Ia he oace O the
Register u Deeds ~ said County o. Kent upoa
sad 17fh of July. isH - = ciOck lu TIE fore-
noon. IN pat hook No. 2 sspsge ~ That s. Is
rYrrsrpd ~ tlfeT ssid Pet undsr fr6 - Firfle
n ire rroE is3oas Of chagter ~ 81 Howefs
Annotated Stsiaies II Nichlzsn. snd tie amead-
nnents therefo y Tsostng a. ~ q pan q Bsrr-
sr5 stree. - lsid down ur0n said Pct which lies
between lostTe1tY Eve - ufoa the aorinerig
sifr fnfreT sr1 irfs rf1lt tteer er1 veTfT 80
~ rrsn fbe sceltheriv ne ftertzf 1hzf TIE
rs.fter = sad psflis0o wia os - I'D ~ 81 bear.
3ng On Ho11sr. tBe An day q -eTseLs.'sf. A. D.
14-s
dated Grsnd Rars5s HseAirsn. saus - ssss
TIE strset 81. HsT cara parry q ssrsua ksrlds
44NTET MhTHER
EDvsfn ~ WfrHxy. Astornsr Sos fetitioaers
Telegram-herald., 1888-07-22

o. TIE srig.rzi esltisa of fbe sonrets Il
Wiltsz Shakespesre. psh-sses ~ (}soFre
Daniei. 81 Lc1dca. 81 Iscf. thsre sre Two
p>rf-cf ceries Cas . r 80 Brush mnse-
u7. Fer tke sther s. - wss I'D u ss =
bttle fock sseat s.Tss 81 fear i.caes n
szs. A sczewsst hare s~sSes clers 6 glsres
thsf - ths Erce ie coss 49, a. s1zee.
n A1.xAVsEz DsNss lfvss - r-ezssrs
sud ws~st Sc riSes ~ ~ 81 tss sED-
Ter ard a. se~es n tas -4@fsr. rs s-ss
breazlkst i1vsrszssY ~easlsss - = ssss -
m8z II. secsnS. ~aioh he taxes ~ rsor-
- . pzs weal Bszser esr1rs @xaee4v -
s-wen. @e6 a. tsz ~ - - rsd. Re ws5ks
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Telegram-herald., 1888-07-22

Designs and estimates will be furnished, on sp-
picaton. By the undersigned for artistic interim
Decorating, competing IA price and beauty OF
finish with all-paper decorations by tie Use Of
the permanent wafer. color ANTI -K&lsomine."
We guarantee TO do this artistic and durable
decorating 50 as to produce better effects tor the
same amount OF money that 1t would cost 10 do
the same nom with Wallpaper, either IN cheap
or elaborate work: aud the work Is guaranteed "
be permanent ana that IL will never require TAX
ing of to re-hnsh the walls with the same any
other finish.
The ceiling OF the new entrance 10 Powers
Opera House Is sample OF one grade OF this
work.
Telegram-herald., 1888-07-22

BARGAINS.

Good All Wool Tapestry
Brussels Lounges.
Good three-piece Bedroom
Suites,
Good seven-piece ParlOr
Suites, Plush Covering.
S-piece Bedroom Suites.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1888-12-20
VII RIAIEN.apINNs

AUGU>TN. Me. bee. 3.-NpocjdI
Tsi'yrGm MIR. Blaine has returned
from his New York trip. He will
start for Washington about Jan. ].
As he has released his elegant
mansion in that city to Mr.. Letter,
he will rent a modest house for the
use of his family, and later will
build another house less expensive
than the one he now owns. The
statement that he will become the
editor nf New York magazine Is
pure bOsh. lie has been planning
an important literary work for a
long time, and will undertake il as
soon ~ he has opportunity. II will
he book relating Ia American
political history.
Your correspondent H. informed
by OHeOG Mr.. Blaine's intimate
friends thai. while no formal offer
has been made, there IL good reason
Ia believe that General Harrison will
first offer the place Secretary Of
state To Mr.. blaine: Furthermore,
that MIR. blaine, after much con-
alteration and after taking the
counsel of several Of the members Of
the Maine delegation, and other men
In whom lie has confidence. has
intimated To- them that he would
accept the portfolio il IL was ten
dered him.