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Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1888-04-12
Auction.
Business Adxert,sarnsn,.

Business Advertisements.
The Bell Conservatory Company.
". =. Coleman--325 street
Yankee Grocers-7S0 street
Meinstock, Lubin & Co.-Bird cages.
Red House-Dress goods.
Manted-Millinery apprentices.
Manted-A chambermaid
Manted-A good barber at Sis X street.
Rooms to let,
Howard House-l09 K street.
GGorrespondence-A. Aitken and N. o'Meara
For sale or rent
sacramento sugar-cured hams
consolidated Ice Company-906 street
Certificate of co-partnership
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1888-04-12

Sundays excepted. fsunday only. A.-For
morning. P.-Fo' afternoon
A. ". TOWNE, General Manager.
T. II. GOODMAN, General Passenger and Ticket
Agent. II
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MArHusHEK Pianos are the best. See
first page. ]. F. Cooper.
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Masonic Grand Bodies.

The members of the higher Masonic
grand bodies are making preparations to
attend the sessions to be held in San Fran
cisco next week. The Grand Council Royal
and Select Masters meet at Masonic Temple
on Monday the Grand Chapter, Royal
Arch Masons on Tuesday. and the Grand
Commandery. Knights Templar, on Thurs
day. The work of the Grand Chapter will
occupy two days, and of the Grand Com
mandery three days. A large delegation
will go from this city, many of whom will
attend the sessions of all the bodies named.
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MARRIED..

SHALL We meet at the assignee's sale at
the Red House to-day. See our ad.
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REMOVAL.

CtARLAw BROS, THE LEADING GRANITE
and Marble-workers, have removed from
Tenth and O streets. to Tenth ard sts 4p1m.
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BORN.

Sacramento, April s-wife of J. P. BRANDED, Jr.
son.
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PIANos.--It you want the best, buy the
;. Chickering. L. X. Hammer, sole agent,
No. $50 K street.
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STEAM CARPET CLEANING.

A RE YOU GOING TO CLEAN HOUSE THIS
N week? If so. leave order at Locke l.
Lavenson's or John Breuner's, for HARRY W.
RIVETr to call tor your Carpe's, and you may
rest assured that you viii not be disappointed;
that your carpets vii be thoroughly cleaned;
that they will be properly relaid; that there is
no fear OF injury or wear by my new process;
that it viii cost YOU no more than to have them
half cleaned by hand and badly laid. Give me
trial. if you have not already done so, and you
will be surprised. Southwest corner Twelfth
and o streets Telephone 292. 3ptf
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1888-04-12

GREAT bargains in trees and plants, in
GLIDING few Grange and lemon trees. Gail
at once, W. r. Strong & Co.
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YESTERDAY was the first day of the great

YESTERDAY was the first day of the great
assignee's sale of the Steinhardt stock.
Although the sales were large, there still
remain many golden bargains-remnants of
goods from Sc yard to fine silks at SOC
yard. worth double. These goods are laid
out in different departments, and are
worthy of inspection. You are invited to
call to dsy at the Red House.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1888-04-12

Mrs. C. Z. Paine, the Treasurer, read her
report for the year, which showed the total
receipts to have been SIG S64 10; expendi-
lures, $l2,435 o.; showing total net gain
for the year of S4,429 10. The amount on
hand at. last report was 50 24l SIS. making
the total cash on hand $3.50 6S, of which
$40, l55 63 is in the building and improve
ment fund and S3,515 U3 in the State aid or
support fund.
Telegram-herald., 1888-07-01

swhst thos doest, that do With AL try
night But not With tho might Of anger,
haste or iropatience Not the might that
grabs TIE aocr knob ard tri-s 60 wrench e
CT II tia door doesn's open readily. Not
khe might that Is always bresfhsess, in .
hurry. '-rushinz thinsss and trying % do =
dezen thfngs in a n,fnsFte. That = nos
~rnightr at all Il = q ~sssefaf sxp~neiitare
~ urizht-of yosF fierce. Jour vstaiity. 70
store mp vaics Yoa hsv~ sIspf and eaten
The might that sccorupii<h>s the gr>st-
e=t snd usest profitable result il the might x
cooineSs ana alteration; the mic Sht thai vaH
d and shinktf but one thsng ss = tiz.>s the
might shas ~ill rot allow fsself te b occu-
psed ~ sss>r thingz shuzghts OF efforts
Until that one hing Il aune. tke night hat
hs~=ng fsrsy shinzs - 10 iraules afsly ss1ps
s1d tanks. 1ss 6o~~n ard does n0thinx for q
tiTne hue thank 90 &c shs thousks corne a
whst - eh~ host thlnS 70 de- 70 brsng sisout
she uaosf pro61ebi- r-<nls-- Premises Aatfori
IN New Nark Star.
Telegram-herald., 1888-07-01
HOUSEHOLD klNT6.

Ciean piano keys with q soft rag dipped
In alcohol
To remove lime from an iron pot wash
in strong vinegar.
Egg stains on silver can. be taken of
with table salt and wetrag.
When dress silk becomes wet, pat 1t be-
tween the ka1.ds 70 dry quickly.
Apples that are act property looked after
viii decay in the barrels very fest
Mix stove polish with soft soap and
coffee to give bright luster, and avoid the
dust from polishing.
TO clean straw mating, boil three
quarts Of bTan IN one gallon Of water, and
wash the mating with the water, drying it
well
IL ribbons need renewing wash them in
cool suds, made Of soap, and iron when
damp Cover with caean cloth and iron
over il
Trim and fin the larapsiin the morning.
or ysu may add 70 the tale Of accidents, az
the unwiss virgins whose lamps were not
ready wken wanted.
II you wish 10 keep sharp knife don't
put it In hot grease. STIR your potatoes
while fryingor turn meat with fork or an
old case knife kept on purpose.
II the fiat iron is dirty tie up piece of
yellow beeswax IN rag. and when the iron
Is almost but not quite bot enough TO use rub
it quickly With the wax, and then with q
coarse cloth
When .ssisg stale bread for p0ddings
always soak it in cold hqaid Bread that
has besn soaked in cold milk or water is
light and. crnmbly, whereas that soaked in
hot hquids Is heavy.
vegetsbiss with strong flavor. such
as onions and turnips, VIII be much improved
by putting them to boil in cold water, renew
ing this from a kettle Of boiling water as
| soon as il comes 10 scaid-
It's claimed that few drops of eau de
cologne, ether and chlorofor1n, in equal parts
poured on a handkerchief previously wettcd
with cold water, and placed on the seat Of q
neura3gtc pain, gives instantaneous ,retisf.
| II is also very efficacious for nervous head
ache.
In boiling meats take the fat from the
| top Of the water and save fer cooking or
soap I'm roasting meat pour the grease out
| OF the pan or dap it out besoFe 1T gets burned
| IL VIII be exoealent for uss it cooking Brf
| IL n ss4ys TIL tbs meat is done it VIII be
nearly sure 10 have a burned, unpleasant
6ayor
Telegram-herald., 1888-07-01
Democratic Campaign Comm ittee.

NEW YoRK, June 30.-Chsirman Barnum
of the Democratic National Committee. has
selected the following executive committee
California, NJ. +. Tarpey; Florida, Sam.
uel Pasco; Georgia. Jno. II. Estill, Ulinsis,
Erskine 81. Phelps; Iowa, J. J. Richard
son; Kansas, Charles z. Blair; Kentucky
Henry ID. McHsnry; Maine. Arthur
Sewall; Maryland, Arthur p. Cor
man: Michigan o. NJ. Barnes; Min
nesots, Michael Doran; Missouri, John @.
Pra,her: New Hampshire. A. W. SuIlowsy,
New Jersey. Miles Ross. New York. Her.
man Oelricbs; North Csroiins. y. W. Ran
som: Ohio. Calvin 8. Brice; Pennsylvania
W. +. Scott: Rhode Island. ]. B. Barnaby
South Carolina. r. W. Dawson: TeDBesses.
r. r. Looney; Vermont Hiram Atkins
Virginia John 8. Barbour. West ViTginis
VIM. N. Clements. Wisconsin. John l.
Mitchell. Vim H Bsrnum. Chairman.
Telegram-herald., 1888-07-01

pr. Ls~>a A1>un ~ .~~ - .
v~&.cs11
ne E-ra q Derby = pnzaunzs~knAp
sp<n<zne
ff~a<sa~as s~zkuzn~ = shnsy~s~s
nosss ss.>ss,
King a1nb>rt = fs.,y - n Aagss-
E~<a.e n - s<<z~
Lord Dsds-y ssau.<sy lsss $f0o.see -
rs1sas s.sa 80. 80 ~s~A
NJ -Sensesr fzhsr 49, hsx - -
worsh srxssD - p~w w~Eek
Fr.szksza ssa2so& a. .zzHtG. vkn
na<uks b4S< u Hs1zss-kl A>azzln
Bra butler Is - wszk shst b hss - -
sappa<s-a hy A,- nesr~ s-Ass An ~~kki-g
In f-sessasas Por<-a Of ysAs. via srm1
sns ssAAasr ~sxA Als s~s d~zgss~rs n EAa-
rop.
Herbert Sps~n~r las v<kaiy sought fer
ys.Es l@s s@<res - IL b fsszn tAs usiser-
sisy u C.z1snrsas>L
The Frinoe Of Wales b - rrshsd With
s~caal duEiss ta<< st uasss ~ s.sS IS Ais s<z>
vast ct@asss hs tobek
Hon A W. h~Leilzn has resigned the
position q p-~1alnios pos<<aass.r E<a.sxsi @ad
hssss sppoant~d lieutenant gvverne~ q Nova
/ SCOTIA
The Grsnd Duke Afexis. brother Of ths
ear. = said to be ssls 70 dFlak aare eh~zn-
pSgns than aL-y osAx krcp<~A prince. even
| In Russia
Architecs Clarke. Of thu Capitol, has
psefarsd eronxs tsbtst whach viii 10 inI2ld
Ia tho marble hoor OF tie old hall Of tho
house Of Representatives, % mark the exact
place who're JOHN Quincy Adalas wss stricksn
BY deathA
| Tie Duke of Porthud won only e17, 500
by the Derby victory ef his herse Ayrshire.
The hesviess winner wzs T. O. Wilson, book
maker, who cleared sso,on Wilson is th<
taak,-s& man n England, 50 far as booking
winning horses n cooc<rneA
Kaiser William eniy used two swords
and one ssbcr throoehout his whele life The
ffrst was the one use,d when he was a boy,
from lole "a iso4 Thea the car e,sye him q
sword. which he carried until the battle oi
s,adowa Upon tAso dag ~ adopted an in,
fantry saber. whsch he wore tiii his death
Laurence oliphsnt. Journalist, autho,
and traveller, who hAs returned 10 this coan-
try for q short vists, = - pears Of aye, but a.
straight as aa in<iszn, aud rs fuil OF energy
and enthusiasm - fe was when he sought tt
establish colony for ''the Brotherhood ol
tho New Life In Western New York twent,
years ago
Telegram-herald., 1888-07-01

In an siEsr-ss asssvsred sy NJ Jarnscn. At
Nsndoa. Erssce. and psaoliSiad IN LAstrono-
nie. tks princfpsd taougst = that the sLea of
evolssos, may Be sppLsrd - tsss sszfs ~ well
a. a. sarrestrisl ssssnxx The soars are no<
fxed sad sserozk hss are sub jsct 30 ehanao
and d.ts1ns They have bexinaing. p>risd
Of activity. q d-cilne and <a end By reccns
.slvancss IN Ne ssaty ef celestial physics,
especially With tAe sssotEosoopo, ve are en-
abled ~ <ros somsthtng AZ Eho sa-tual con-
sliton and relAtkss sgs q sous of ths Stars
We saag ss<anlssshst The ags ef stars. other
fbinzs b~fng ssuzl VIII depend upon their
renosrssur- ax,sf sh.s their temperatures ars
higher "a propsrtion as their spscsra are
rschsr in psoss reyS p~usa Crfty Of ste
sf.rs.s aich are visible % Ehs naked eye ars
whios or blassh. and tharefors as . high
temperature but many ars yellow or o<nngA
IKE eur aan. showing char hey have pased
thsir yc,lth. wblis othsrs ars from dark
grange 60 dark rcd. showing taas their
Eaersal sxeluEson is FAR sdyaRced
Telegram-herald., 1888-07-01

"Do you know what manner OF sharks ad-
vertiss under the department. Of Money to
lcan' and FINANCIAL In some New York
papersr asked prominent business man on
fhursday. ''Nof Well. do. One of my
employees whose wife had been SICK and who
needed q loan, fell into the hands Of ons Of
these men who loans money on personal
property, furniture and SO on Ho was going
to squeeze the poor fellow out Of everything
be had, whsn I stepped IN and stopped
e. The majority Of these bloodsuckers
are without souls OF heart or con-
scisncs. They refuse TO loan over
flco 30 any person, no matter how
great the security offered They Lee you have
siso for sixty days on your signing a note
for $40, payable at the end Of that period
They svsde the usury law by legally leaning
you s14O and charging you $40 discount
just think what a skin that Is, with millions
lying idle In Wall street which would be
gladly invested st per cent or even per
can't p.r annun With this note my man
gave . chattsi mortgage en- household furni-
turo worth 1900 to 81 400 When his note
care due he couldn't quite pay up. The shark
who bald Is refused to renew it, but offered
g. take q ns~ uesa Tor 500 az thirty days In
place Of it.
MY man foolishly consented In fact, be
was given no chance TO do anything else.
The money Ioaner was In the house ard
thrsatsr1ing 10 foreclose on the furniture.
Just before the thirty days were up was
told Of the transaction When Mr.. Shark
found he had somebody 70 bump mp against
that could fight him he became ss abject and
servfls IS cornersd confidence man None
~
nlssns exposure. loss Of reputation and darn-
sSs 10 thsir business I ssttlsd that claim
for sl26 And the money g1sbber was glad
- yst that II poor psople who g-t hard up
falls into such hands as these don't wonder
they curse The rich. knowing 10 other type
than sasss ugly uxarsr<'-Ssw Xork Trt
bsana - -
Telegram-herald., 1888-07-01

r i sad shat slss operz<son q transplant
fnr = ciear pfece q a rshhs'sc0rr>a iats fae
biissd eye ~ pstssE's. perfcr--srd ~ asys
ses st fhs Fr-si'vp-v'az ETe and Ear Charity
hesrissl. - Bait1u1ora. Aas prsvet sBccrSs
A sss szsd - ~-.ak the bzntAzres we're -
urs~esi sad ~ eve sxposei - tie h<hs, Tee
ris-ca - NJ rsbftf's e1rFn> was cszr1pl~<ei :
uzlikei - she huulas ere zzn1 hs6 Ercw1 -
khe esze Il ssse hcte rsasfe n the biEni eye
s-s-rrsse tl,e pupfl T7ss slear g-zfs h-d -
sor-,e clor,.sT IN ne process q zntssnz 70 ths
Su1nan sTe Al~ss<sF. ho~e~sr. = has oez-zs
- ciear ~ snei ~ rzsa IS beginning - -
;vv tsse rr7v1irge - s<inz Tbs - hss nst
6rsne ssr ttlT-e ye-rS. ~>sn bss ev-s w-re 81
Efr8resf ~ hueel The operzricn = txs1s-
rssn.fng ~ rhe ieft eTs vRs - ssfssfscs7rT
thss e~o ssys src> o. C<iscin nszsse a SRI
iaT op~rzzsaa q. - rs<hs ere = Fss s<sirks>
-
Telegram-herald., 1888-07-01

Wear aad rsa< % The Medical Profsssion-
DIT Johs H. hzuch, secretary or tho
sfars ooaru of heath Of flltaois, who had
becofns Impressed With oongicrlon that the
praeries q nedicins y not - conducive 10
lonxsyity - y popularity supposed, has for
ssn years be9a accommodating data bearing On
the wear ana Lar * lie n4edical professioa
Of his st.tA
An sxAnliuatisn % khis data leads - tho
infsrcace thas ph yxicizns, On entering pr<c-
tee. form a ciAss sf 1elects-d lives, since they
have aa A<ivaaEsxs of neariy per cent as
compared 9TH al thu maiss Of the same
axes. Ehas b from - 10 a., and q over 30
Der cent 20 compared with tie total popula-
slon. both <xes, az the same ages. this later
great Disparity being no douDs hugely due
e. the cAsuaitie= ameng ~ouan during the
child b-<rtae peroa As Ehe wear AMI tear
q prare ssxtn- - ssll. thss advantages -
soon bost: ,s shas t1rtng the period frou 80
20 ~ Ehs ds<fh rate Of physacians = Per
eenk xrsaser than that II al Enalss. and dur
Ing ths s-riod fssn - % 70 it = more taan
II psr oens zr-zssr shaa that Of both sexes
An exaEninstioa 0f the cause Of death re-
vsals sss r~salr q sAs exposure irregular
hours. oroksa rest and usntal a1xssty, vhaca
are shs 10 of 10 zsuAss practitioner.
Telegram-herald., 1888-07-01

A nssy n ~ Nschol@s s~ii- .l~us . m.se
e-frlr r.sck co~ uhst her grandfsfber hruuznt
frsxa Rnszis fhis .nisual wcszid hav- lied
- hense ackn-ss Il 80 bad ncs feru,ed
f,iesifisf,sp NTH PIG cn beard ship. so
ersndi srasr ssasEhs tse pg. ard th-y ~sre
eo,nYa,les fsr q icnx nas. Tts co~ wrs
netlsd sess, r<~ v-rT sfz-~ficrsfe. ard sic
ea .a,i ga the r~ixscers ~~ery daT. She
slsavs Fee~ked a. sessr kihcs~n doors snd
nevef sent - snsess sos 49, invited They
ue~a ford - ~. Cue tsY ETsnrifaeh<r hssi
ss nseru-si tl-o@r party The r--sss m
s.seea .,n ss~inr Ss~ss. - grsrsifstheF s<krsf
khe rsan .'ozsssi.ps ash,r' 81 cpen - docrs
l-sfii,x eet uncn tee avn. ard csiiri.
..R..ass Prssr cl-trss,efhsr ves 1aire
sh,srksc tsIf Esss $50 sas<esl n Sas ~
ha~-f rtar1nln<iv saLsei ap - >sch ore.
put ss,-<n hsr >es3 Ter pst ard wEkei ssat
aEafn
Telegram-herald., 1888-07-01

wasHTseroN, June 30.-The House passed
the bill for the payment of the Fourth oi
July claims snd vent into oemmittse on
the Tariff bill. TIE duty on fsx-seed and
Hnseed oil vas increased from 70 to IS cents
per gallon: licorics paste or rolls from "a
5 ceats per pound. snd iicoriee juice Vas
fixed st = p.F cent al sakaver-
Nr. Dingley movesi the reduction Of b.
cromsse Of pota.n frtsm 2. 20 l cent psT
pound, saying II vss controlled by e Bsst
more Euss. Mr. Kelley s0ppcrted Mr.
Dinesev. and sad the trDst cor troilea ever
hss nf ore N the coTnfrg
Telegram-herald., 1888-07-01
Medicine for the Emperor. :,

Among the packages brought in from
Mexico recently by the Ws1sFargo express
company was a cubical ksx about one foot
each way. weighing thirty pounds, and adj
dressed, "His Majesty, Frederick Ill. En-
reror Of Germany, King Of Prussia, Berlin,
Germany" When opened By the customs
officials the box was found TO contain four
quart bottIas, carefully packed in chats and
containing q dark colored liquid Each
bottle was wrapped Ia red. white and green
tissue paper, the Mexican NATIONAL colors, and
. piecs OF ribbon Of the same patriotic colors
covered the cork Of each bottle. On each
bottle was printed labeI containing . Mss
sage 20 Enperor Frederick and . description
OF the cousents of the bottles, with direc-
tion< for using The lio8sd was stated 20 be
IN Indian vegetable FTice, prepared by the
discovsrsr and sent from an interior cry ef
Mexico 20 insure speedy cure q The sick
rnou-rch. If taken according 20 directions
the f1ice Is guaranteed 20 snn5hilsts any
disease Of the lungs and thro<t The sendsr
pays AL express charges and crsstons sss %
tss ssx-St Lo1ls Republican
a cur1oFsS memo ~ exF-s7fsssT1s r~ss maze ~
Ps~1iand Ne. duFing tee se<~suo of the STATE
Medical association Is vas desszned 70 u
lasfrste isctars by DIT. S. II We>ks 0a tfe
snhievt of sPenetrssinx WounAs Il the Ah-
douen.r A large o~sch e-x- sfs-r b>ans
etherfzed wss shct 10 ene a Toe GsIsns.
who dsxDlsvsd narch greater eceuTscy ofssina
than the average Potee-nsn sho-s IN kis
pistol rrzrfice IN rskid cz1i1es Tbs ws.p-
en- was - isveied sAsf tbo hz1E shoHld psercs
the fnse<f3-ses After the woand had heen
s-sf~reri an.f rAs1~ tAe snsrrua1 vss zT-ron-
Telegram-herald., 1888-07-01

Th~~e jsckeTs lives A. = rrertv H>s~v
rrnaltv b. ga fcr - cEescnrsnt = ssein<
hcr~s r, ever feure @ "a eIstrur1icrss
tha hrf.sss = ia rlcze arseisss sFsi 6arVs-'uz
II rslr NJ, s-flacseutlr stT~-z. - tsae hor>e
eanrsf - shrcazA. ss - sae r.cs< saurrisrs.ls
s>s,s-. rs4a rzn eace a turse sfz7xnx vncA
= a1rzie, rr ~eirees.1x t1e hurtle. ss riisss
s4r = e1nr~f e~reais - crrn . ecru1>ess
<c.ssrrsn1ls. $50 n ne ~sses 0st 81 - 80
~.f~ - rsszaAt zrtsr kisa. r r~lletss-zE
-r..i ~ ssll : zssrxssv tssAL ears rzrsly
s>-n a r-sna v,1e Aas 49,, eirrss-zl = lis ~sz
uu<,e xish s&~-1soakEks k@<
Telegram-herald., 1888-07-01

A eoxrsspvn<.ssts q Science News furnished
she folio~iug.
Wray ap a round bnllss in a thin pap-r -
rnoothly ss passaSis, and held Is ever .
aaase. the buliss via nsols efore tiss psper
vii burn Tfsz = due - ths fsss shas the
had - a god couanctor - heat. and con-
daicts q SWAY feoEn tas pssper - raPsdfy thst
Il osna>ss be aeae~a % Ehe isgnstaag posnk
Tits experiment - rasAer . dsficasis one. bus
can b. sccsrsp p'ilzhei vita a htfis ears, TIE
paper Dpst BE- smosthiy sad cio>sly wrapped
srus1nd Ne hallsz. and the Tame H1uss not %
sl.oss-d 10 eea<h sRy part Of the pApsr nss In
eoat.scs Nth n
soss a tnread n salt vaser. s1f 4ry. TIE
esns st ere end. snd zsstsnd = By the
ether Burn the ehnead. aud re eens vii
rpnasln nenrin~. as shs sab in tAa thread
xives ths so mficierls eatfrsney - SID
pcrs tas eoin withosis erusskiaE
Telegram-herald., 1888-07-01

S-T T0Rx. June 30 1sst.rdky's sxcste-
ment of the Coffee ETchsngs, ocrssioned
81 sudSsn s1vsncs % over eight eszfs n
fas prirs ~ The June optics. 49, ast ooa-
ftnu-6 today. ss ~ss generally erp>cfs6.
TIE 9ssr wore the $500 spc~s~uce. SD
"a. troasie 81 yesterday s>ssaed hot - have
- ripple Ons * fAe mosf FTorirt -
brokers n the srehsazs isnsnss - iss
49, thsf snv .iinr=S v0al6 result frsz
-sets~f.rs
Telegram-herald., 1888-07-01
The first 10 come gets FIRST
choice ofthe bargains offered.

on July .. we will commence en- extrs-
ordinary Sale OF Carpets and DvpeTies.
roughly estimated 81 s.5eJo IN valuation.
We have sslecssG from oar stock Vn hand
certain Qeslifie and pstDrns Of ingrsins
Topett-y. Brussels B0av Brussels. Mo-.
Quettes. Axninsisr and Nelvsfs In short
lengths s1d tntirs pieces with borders ia
many ceses 10 re tch. which will be Cfersd
a. urIcs never yti met ia Carpet sales.
Many Of The patti rns sef aside for this Sale
cannot 10 duplicsfsd manufacturers bav-
inf closed the loom erHiDsf their repro
duciloD. Other patterns usy perhaps be,
iD measure. pafss- Then again. We must
have space islthouKh cur Carpet Room 10
The largest In the hfffel ief iares purchases
nsos ia anticipation n . brilliant Pail
fryds. We viii place he goods selected f0r
this SDecisi sale r. the ceutre Of the Carpet
Room. running the entire length. com
msrciDg with fss IDgrsfn. following with
the Other uisfes recording - valuation
The Curtains and DraDeriet viii DO rlaoed
IN excellent pse lions shordine smpls
fsciiisies fof inspection. Under THE bead
wis - found Tufcofnzn ard Chenille Cur
tsins, Irish Point iduen. velour. Swiss sbs
Nottingham laces and IN fact certain
selected Styles from every cisse u soods IN
tbs Drspsry Department
In tTfief - esve time ard fsciiitsse sales
every t1sce o. goods vii pc nsrfeo in
pisin blue hgu-es. u Gus nsxf ed" In
this column, ~s ~iii give the public . com
pieis Jet of The prices Dos prevailing and
The prisss which WI pFevsil on ard sftsf