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Die 2eier Der uGreien preiie4 tperbeH
fi1 freHen, 3u erfabren. haB es ipenigs
items cine gefir6tete 3rantbeit aiebt,
mel6e bic Wifenidaft III al ibren
5ia6ieu bat turiren t0n1en, unb oas 1T
Der &atarrb. gals 9atarrb : Sur it
Die einSige ieBt in Der mebiaiuii9en
Briiberf6aft betannte poftiue Sur. Der
Ratarrh 1T cine Gon}itutioustranfbsit
uab etforoert cine fonifitutionsmdBige
8ebanolung. 9aa's Gatarrb : Sur
wirb eingenommeu un6 mirft brett alf
bas 8lut unb bic S6leimbautfld@en
bes Spitems, babur6 bic 8runoIage
Der 4ranfbeit 5et it6reno unb Dem pas
tienten 9tdrfe 9ebenb, inbem lie bi.
Gonfitution aufbaut unb Der Natur in
ibser Nrbeit 6ilft. Die @igentbiinter
baben 10 pisl 8ertrauen 5u ibren DELI
frdften, baB tie bunbert Dollars fir ies
ben Gal anbieten, ben iie ni6t BELT.
QaBt gu6 bic Site Der 3eltgniile foms
men. Nbreiiirt
s. 5. @hemep & Co.,
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1888-02-09
a -gerfauft pon 4potbefern, Is st!
&afarrb, aur,
cages . Weuigfeiten.
anlanb.

III U.
Das Gubfpmiie bes Mderbaus
Musf1uHes, benz bic 8iG gegeu bas
@ottonsD Del. 5hnaI3 bDrliept, ueraf'
itaIfet umfaiienbe uuteriu6unsen tber
/ ben Werth Der peri6ieoenen i'm 0annel
befinoli9en 5@mal5 : Sorten. Cine
genaue femiI9e priifung beg 4rmours
i1e1 G6mal3es, bas bic Msarte ttdgi:
,Geines, unperfdlidtes Gamiliene
G9mal3~, ergab foIgenbes &eiultat:
60 proeent S1ueinei9mala, 20 pros
cent gotion6l unb 20 prpcent &in6ers
SaIg. Jairbanfs .@rtrafeines prima
Gamilien : S1mal5@ enthielt nur so
procent S1malB Mnb so Yroeent Cot
ton6l unb Snlg. Cine Sort G@mals
Don Der 6irma 9alieab, bic nit fpanis
fden Mamen be3eiGnet mar Gallo flr
ben Export mad Central uno 5doames
rita beiimnt IT'D enibielt 9 at fein
S6maI3. iorbern tur @otton6I unb
SaIs.
Der Spreder bes @eprdlenian
ienbaules bat bic folgenben &eprdlens
tanten 80 Mitgliebern Der Gommifion
sur u~nteriuhung beg Stri.es an cer
Neabirger 8abn ernannt: Gilman
bon 6ib, Carolina, Stone bon Miis
fouri, Gbipman bon Mi6igan. anbers
ion bon Ganias uno Barter bon
gtsp Dort.
en- gbicaeo lift Der Miai0Hdr
SInna cS Gupn prtunrNpt morhpu
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1888-02-09
Cinderella gdrb > gture.
@de Sfs0onfonitraBe unb Mbenue c
ganitl ganifi ganit!
sa- nnfere ioeben i'm Often anges -6a
fauften 8orrdthe an G1ube1 unb
Stiefeln mtifen in IA Sagen

I1~tSNp 00SAUtVS wv WV
5tiefeln miiKen in IA Sagen
Dertauft tperben. linb iei
Sa es unterm 2oftenpreis! sea
Gplgeaoe Beiipiele bieneu nIs Bepeis
unferer beifpielos niebri9en preiie:
II peri9iebene Mrten niebriger 0erren,
i6ube gu $1.40(En-grospreis 81. 75)
9anbgendbte 0errenf1ube ,gongreb"
su $2.75 Cont iiblider preis 81.
Grtrafeine baEbgendbte 6errni6ube au
$3.50 (anberstpo gu $3.50 berfauft.)
Gnabeni6ube u. &~n6pftiefel su $1.25
(En-gros preis $1.5O).
Grtrafeine 2n6pfffiefel fir &naben 50
(Wertb $2.75).
Onmen.p antoffeln Nr. So au nnr
Is @ts. has Baor (Wertb $1).
Seine WtdOdenfGube bon Giaces2eber
gu nur IS Gents [Wertb $l).
Ginberf6ube au 40, so unb 90 Gents,
bic anoersmo so, IS Gents unb 81
toften.
8abp S6ube Deri6ieoener Nrt, BON
rs Gents an.
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aluetl1ntinnen i'm marfte fir G

- Tluetuationen i'm Marfte fir 81,
~ientpaaren fam Sober ~bermeiben, Der
feline Srbers bur6 pieper&G huIt.
beB ausfabren idBt. G~abritanten re-
guliren lire preife nod sen, Qonium.
piper & 5dultbsB baden lrls e,nen
enormen 8Orraib bon Jen3orabt, gifen.
bleh II. /. 10. unb lie nntrren frtibere
fieorige preiie, iDeitn oieielbea aud I'M
i'm Marfte fteigeH.
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Sneleus Nrn.ea.salbe.

Die bette Sable Der Bslt fir S4aitt
0uetf6unsen, 8ef&pirs, Gieber. pnS Sant
AnsfaIas, GIedte, sefprunsene 2dnSe, GroF
bsuleu unb ale S~autirantbeitsn turirt "a
mcrrboiosn ober feline Be3abInue. 8oaie
Satisfaction sarantirt cher oas GeIb mir
turiiderRattet. Is Gents bic Sda&teI Bel I
Dreib
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8eMantN.
San Wnfnnin. 1f

San Mntonio, 10. De3. 1887.
Na6 perf6nliher grfabrung fam i9
be5eugeH. bob bic BON benz 9errn u.
5Giersmann e~mpfDbleue uno an
getpanote 8anbmurm : Meoicin elm n
deres 9eilmittel III, unb baB ale nit
benz gerannten nehel bebafteten perios
men bnr1 bieiel6e eurirt tperben.
Mnton Moam.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1888-02-09
saT Geinfte unb bilisiie Drudla,
der bel S o 3 n on BIOS.

9obt gu6 ni6t tduiden our9
niebere 9reiie fur Mrbeit, ,nei@e better
dig irgeno cine it Se1as geliefert uirb,
fonbern oerftgt guA nod Cello
ID aD'5 pbotogrophilGem MteIisr, SO.
413 0fs9 Duifon.5 traBe, no gp1 quite
nno aufrieoentelenbe Nrbeit 3u reeIlem
Preiie garantirt tpirb.
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6. s.. MILLER.

2O5 Wet : s o IN ra 5 {,
bdit Elm groBes unb febr ~aemdbItes 2as
ger bon Sapeten, &~ouIeamr,
GiIberrabmen unb Sc ftet n,
llnb ferner neben 3ei9nen<M aterialien
aller art, 6arben un6 Nnftrei=
der MateriaIien, defenders
s. hammers fertig gemif1te
Garben, bic beifen unb biaigfteH i'm
Marfte, bts inter boiler @arantie Der.
tauft uerben. s I. unb Spite
get9Ias unb anbere in bieies Sad
T6lagenbe artitel; tporin CERT Miller
Sas grG6te Eager i'm Meften bes Sfaa,
tes bat. Nuftrdge aug benz 2arbe tuer.
ben prompt aitsgefiihrt.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1888-02-09
Sd5iuadbe Wtdltlter

tueIde lire bole Mannesfraf aab gla1isitat
bss Settles pieber gu e~rInasen iuiinfden, srbat.
ten ~nnentgeltlid Ausfunft iiber elm neues
9eiIberfabren. tueldts ii1 Bis jett in
iebem ei~naeInsn Sale 9lansefb bepSbrf bat.
BebanbIams ebeufo einfad pit biaig. Seber
fem eigener Trtt. Bun nebF anmeifnng 3ur
9eiIans GRATIS. Nan abrtlire Nrivate
Clinic S Oi6penfarp, 15 g. GOMs
ffsn Ctr, Nsw Wsrfs ". o.
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m.ht E,,re. 81

Ma1t Cure BeItelungen fir Sta.
6elbrabt, 9lotten Drabt, giieabled,
Gupferble1 ullb 26the BEL piper &
61ultbeB 249 Marfet Str.
6part GeIb uub 3eit.
@arantie fir tiebrigffe Marftpreiie.
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Ylam.
4ranias @ab 8abu.

III a Tt
Won San Qntonio mad Corpus
@bttti. 9oufton unb Sal
belton ubl gorm9s.
BON San Mntonio na6 Rerrz
bile. s.--.....--..6 ubr Mbenbs.
-Infunft-
Sn San aatonio BON Corpus
gbrifi, 6ouIton unb Sal
beifon.-..-..5 ubr 80 Min. Na1m.
Sn San NntDnio BON &errs
bile .-...........10 llbr 8ormss.
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siaere 8amSpmrm Cur.

81. 59iersmann, Scr. 602 Meff<
@nmmerees 5traBe. entfernt ben Danbs
murm unter 8arantie innerbalb bret
Stunaeu.
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leIsour8 uH0 penn Snfltan ar3ntnlpfeu.
rSbt NntliB fem. bss grbisea bar,
Oas Bib zines gngelsefi1ts,
Wie ionuiger 0immeI 10 rein, 10 flar,
Sn fpielenben StrabIen bes 2idts,
un6 bic Wangen ersliben In rofgem
&otb"-
Dies lit Bic bidteriiae 6milberutg
elmer Grau, oeren pbpiider Organis.
mus in p61ig geiunbsm 2uifanoe, NO.
rim ieoe Jnnftion seb6rig perri6tet
mirb; un6 bies 1T Der neibensmertbe
3uitauo, pel9en Die i96nen @6nne=
rinnen BON Dr. pierce's nFavorite
Prescription" [2ieblings. 8eroronuma
erreiden. Sci iebem Ipotbefer gu baben.
correspondence @onOerie Station,
5. 6ebruar 1888. Sn $50. 80 Der
rGreien YreHe" fanb i1 einen Nrtifel
iibsr vSie Nufbsbung seq 3uder3oles".
Sd fir mein She'll bin gau5 entf6ieben
oaB er a~ufgebobsn tuerben
ioa. Die 3uder pHan3sr unb st.
Hebeler bon 2Duiliana berbienen gar
feinen S6ub. 3peitens abr pdre
bic Mufbebung oes 3ones 80 ourd ben,
tpie bic rTreis YreTe" meint, bic
3uder Snbuftrie in 2ouifiana aetit6rt
rperOen uiirbe, Elm groBer Gegen fir
bic bort bei@dftigteH farbigen Nrbeiter.
Sie Neger auf ben groBen plantagen
finb iebt ni9t better bran, pie our
Sflaben5e:t, uni fte tperbea iih ni1t
eber ibrer Sreibeit beDuBt tperbsn, ebe
He aus biefen 8srbdltniHen be,aus.
fommen. Sic tperbeu ni9t eber ielbfts
iidnbis, ebe fe ii4 ni@t auf fi1 felbf
~berlafen miRsn. unb bag gef9iebt
tti9t eber, bebor Der 3uder pHan3er
feline 8ube 5uf6lieBeH muB. So LANCE
bic Nsger In 2ouifiana auf Den 3uders
plantageH aIs S~agel6tner, oosr ri1tis
ger ols Gflaben arbeiten, 10 Iange
bIeiben fe tn nnuiiienbeit uno ler1eil
ME, fi6 ieIbff gu belfen. gs feDIt ibnen
ebeH iebe @raiebuns uub aud bic @eles
genbeit, gttpas 5u lernen. Sn feiner
BOtI1aft madt Der prdfbent BET Ser.
Staaten Ben 8ori6lag. ben Wols3on
anf3ubeber, tuarum fDI Bonn niGt oiel
eber Der 3ndsr atf bic Grei 2iffe ges
febt tuer6en? Die G9af3u6t 1T bod
.iebenfals elm nieI widtigerer pro6ucs
tions5tpeig fir bic Ser. 6taateu, als
bic 3uder Subuftrie, bic f1 tlur alif
ben einsn Stadt 2ouifdna bei9rdnft.
Meine 8sfiirwortung ipir6 an. Der
Sade freili1 9iGts dnbern, aber in
bleibe Bel Der l~eber5eugIHg oaB bic
auf ben eroBen 3uder pidntasen be-
i1aftigten 6arbigeu feia ineni9enDiir.
6igfs Dnlein itibren. Mas lire poIts
tide Greiheit aatauet, 70 lit oas Der
reiae 9obn. Sic tper0e BET ieoer WabI
bur1 SrDbungen un6 @epalt eirs
gef1d9tert unb Die repu~blifanif1e pars
tet tpiir6e in 2ouiiiana bic berri9enbe
iein. tuenu bas nidt Der SOL tpdre.
Die rGreie prefe" bat In leBter 3eit
oft iiber glntpanbtrung gefGrteben.
Sd CLAUDE, 9eras braudt nod biel
@inpanberung, bas beiBt ebrli9e, ffeis
biee 2eute, einerlei Oh nit ober obne
Mittelt Mer ffeiBis, iparfam unb ebrs
lid III, mir6 bier In 9eras tets feir
Gorttommen finbeu unb iDirb f@ nit
Der Set bier cine bsbaali9e 6simatb
griinoeH. 6reili6 geb0rt GleiB uno
4usbauer ba3n. obne bic fommt man
aud bier niGt gum 3iel. absr Wai1ers
muder molten mir ni@t, unb aud
feline -. 8ombenwerfer. So lebe Der
Gorti9rittl Seinri2 sc o n.
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80. S. Oltteriioe & 60, 1886
Ofs6 buttons traBe, plumbers, @ass
mnb steam : Jitters, baIten ii9 benz
publifum fir llle in ibr6ad i@lagemben
Mrbeitetl empfoblen nnb Deripreden
prompie 8eIorgung aller Nuftrdge.
2ronleuhter, @as. 6iTtures, 8abepans
nerl, @lOiets &C. iiets on 9anb.
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y @ir slanben unisre 2sisr auf biefe 8or.
responder; belonbers aufmerfiam MAIDEN Su
miifen, ba fe aus Der Sober eines ~farbisen
Mbonnenten Der vGrsien Rrefe" iammt. Serr
Seinrid Malon Ter neunt fid nidt Henry
ipie biele beuti9e Seinride y beherrfdt bic
beutf9e Sprade in @ort unb SGrift in elmer
Beile, um bic i'm maader In Oeutidlano &C.
borene unb GrSoseue beneiben t0nnte. Semen
Ausflbrunsen iber bic Aufbebung bes Bidder
Spls f9lieben mir uns alerbings ni4t an, sc,
ben aber gu, baB bic 8esriinbuns feiner anf9t
Man4es fir fi1 bat.
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OELRICH'S 4 90.

6 Vt<<uf FFtW OVtt
@. 8. youug, 6. @rie1enbeG, Sueo 4
G1meIber unb s. g. Matslamara, 30. 2sg
gommerrefrabe, Asenten fur San Mntcnio.
8. Mnnse g. 60, asenten fir guerp.
3. Gndef, Agent fur SGuIenbura.
Wiofe @apbaeI, Agent fir epuiicu.
Clemens & Gauit uno grnlt SdltrH, Heen.
ten fit Set. Braunfels.
8. BOtt6er, gsent fur @simar, Sstas.
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esasrnA sehsiLt.

Mar essluuastn ff@sssbn Iass rrsssn
atuyalstf@er SHnitf5en In Bsttf III BET
ben. RAbta ff1s Ssrfditbtne @ebitinea
sine GrfoIa beinaAt pabnitanis spr
G6ueTSea. Gftraudie 81. gafots Del
u3b wurbs ettstlt. 5abe felt iener 5eit
&tnt G@uer3et ipifber gehabt.-Marp &.
David, xutfnssile, Baltimore Co., Nb.,
Is. Dtseusbsr, 1885.
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sarDtise Seuenife fn6 Grnsueyunsen frlberer
@egt4te sen Gttten, weI@e hur4 ct, Satote Del
as9ettt rnlytea tnb Aie sta4 BeyIdut grn Sotpen
tetHs aaGSeey Zen e9mer5es getabs Aabsa.
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aGasnatsttea d sen ayssbsEen sa babes.
rms CHARLES 4. voeELeR CO.. Baltimore. a,
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l.76O.OOO

YaFasiere basen nit ben Daupfern bes
Rcrb6eutiden 2luhb bic Sfeife iibsr's
Meer fiber unb gut 3urddSsJe9t. sgBes
gen Yreiie unb reiterer Snfcrmatirn
petne man f6 on
Montgomery County sentinel., 1888-05-25
KANSAS AND INGALLS,.

We do not propose to say word about
the people OF the State OF Kansas as body.
We take it for granted the State has some
good people within her borders, but it has
certainly obtained in the eyes OF all good
thinking, conservative citizens u most unen-
viable reputation through its representative,
Mr.. Ingalls,, in the United States Senate.
Charity for the State and people forces
the belief that Mr.. Ingalls, WAS not fully
known, his true character had never been
developed at home, or certainly sense OF
State pride would have remitted him to the
shades of obscurty. Now that he is fully ma.
tured, and the tree has borne its fruit, the
future action of Kansas will fully determine
what appreciation il has Of man whose
own language, sentiments and expressions,
us uttered by his foul mouth AT the banquet
in Washington, shows conclusiveiy that he
would scarcely be countenanced rs II pre-.
siding officer in the lowest brothel or the
dirliest pot-house. Ii is 10 be hoped that
Kansas will in the future look TO herself as q
State and see that her fair name is never
furnished again by any such representative.
How Mr.. ingalls, arose TO the high posi-
ton of presiding officer Of the Senate, Is one
OF the mysteries that time alone can solve
and blot out a disgrace 10 our great nation.
Mr.. Ingalls, has spoken for himself, and
out Of his own mouth he has established his
national character and reputation. H. may
be astute, smart and wealthy, but he is Ger
tainly not decent. No man of cultivation,
or any pretensions To refinement, would pol
lutte his mouth with the utterances which
fell from his lips at his celebrated banquet.
We should almost regard with contempt
any decent Democrat or Republican who
would countenance or associate with II such
a brute.
Instead OF being exalted TO the position
he holds, it would have been better for him
better Tor the State OF Kansas, better for the
United States Senate, better for the people
Of Washington If such man could have
been consigned to the life of gopher be-
meath the sari4ce of the prairies of his own
State, where he could have groveled liz the
dirt, enjoying his true element, hidden from
the light OF heaven and from the eyes Of
his fellow man.
One other view Of this banquet Who
were the Republicans that made the great
applause over his utterancesy Were they
carried away and lost to themselves in mo-
ment of excitement, or did such plaudits
cmanate from responsive hearts9 If Repub-
licans are in full accord and sympathy with
ingalls,. his sentiments and utterances, then
truly the Democratic party has nothing to
fear.
Ii his utterances had been confined to
some single individual as a personal matter,
there might be some excuse, but his denun.
citation OF every Democrat in the land has
no excuse, no palliation save and except the
rawlings of man frenzied at his own ca
lamity, for he must see and realize his fate
and that of the political party he represents,
otherwise he would never have made his
banquet speech.
Montgomery County sentinel., 1888-05-25
A BIRD OF EVIL OMEN.

Mr. Dana edits so.called Democratic
paper published in New York city. Mr..
Dana announces his firm conviction that as
candidate for reelection Mr.. Cleveland
will be beaten.
This cry has familiar sound. 1t is q
prelongaton of the dismal croak emitted by
the old raven four years ago. Supporting
Ben Butler as stalking horse for Blaine,
and fancying perhaps that the electors OF
of New York were unconscious OF the in-
sincerity, Dana Illuminated ever and anon
through the campaign the oracular utter
ance: We think Grover Cleveland is beaten.
What private griefs Mr.. Dana had at that
time are immaterial. He thought Mr.. Cleve.
land would be beaten, and he did not think
Alright. This time he strives for the better
appearance of higher plane of opposition.
His old time political views are res0rted TO
and invoked to cover his personal hate of
from exalted sense of principles he predicts
the failure of an executive who dares to sug-
gest reduction OF the surplus by means OF
lower tariff taxes.
The New York Sun, Mr.. Dana's organ,
was at its best estate in 1876 He labored
then to secure the election of Samuel J.
Tilden, nominated at st. Louis upon plat
form one of the most conspicuous declara-
tions of which was that there ought to be
u tariff for revenue only. This candidate
always u proponent Of low tariff, stood
squarely upon platform of tariff for reve-
nue. only, and received a majority of more
than quarter of million of the popular
vote. He carried New York, New Jersey
and Connecticut, those States which the
afro. bilious old croaker of the Sun office
now assumes to be unalterably opposed to
q reduction of the tariff
Less radical than Mr.. Tlden, Mr.. Cleve
land has not proposed Il tariff for revenue
only, which in operation necessarily sup
plants tariff for protection. Yet Mr.. Dana's
old time views and associations impe hin
to groan and croak at the suggestions thai
Cleveland's candidacy compeis the accept
| ance of Cleveand's platform.
Dana has right TO follow his inclination
but as bird of evil omen he mistakes hi
perch. He should flock with Whitelav
Reid in the tall tower
Montgomery County sentinel., 1888-05-25
Grand Display Of S0ttee,ss.

The collection shown The col
lection of choice placed retail counter both Domestic
Eonol Z
White pan
Nainsook Fancy Figured
We prepared show complete line of China Silks comprising all
the latest shades patterns
Black Grounds % inches Black Grounds 27 inches, ST.
Dark Grounds wid Grounds wide
Dark Grounds "a inches wid 81 Also better 81 25 81 35
l As Plain and White
White Color light
q inches wide, a 90c and 81.
Black Chna 27 inches wide from 81 Pongees from IS
81 % per yard.
An endless variety of SUMMER SILKS from 80 up. These goods
have all been reduced to half their original value
Fanes
Gray White,
unlimited
which be explicitly explained print
call
Montgomery County sentinel., 1888-05-25

1t is under good fencing and well walered
and in "a high State of cultivation.
This lot will be sold subject 10 the life
estate of Mrs. Susanna V. Gather, widow OF
the said James b. Gather therein
TERMS OF SAAEas prescribed by the
Decree. e.-Une-thrd OF the purchase money
TO be paid in cash on the day of sale, or the
ratification thereof 10y the Court, and the
balance i'll two equal iusiallments payable in
one and two years respectively from the day
ot sale, the deferred payments TO be secured
by the single bills of the purchaser or pur-
chasers, with n surety or sureiies 10 be ap-
proved by The Trustee and to bear interest
from day ot sale; and upon the ratification OF
the sale by ihe Court and the payment OF the
whole purchase money, (aud not before, the
Trustee TO convey the property to the pur-
chaser or purchasers thereof.
Conveyaacing at the cost OF the purchaser.
JAMES q. HENDERSON,,
may 35-is Trustee. :
Montgomery County sentinel., 1888-05-25
"A INFORMATION
TO TIL T. u u BLIC.
The Peoples Interest Is oar dtsty.

PRINCIPLE, knowledge Certain Advantages in
Trade Peoples Patronage has been Rewarded with
SUCCESS.
FULL STOCK of Foreign and Domestic Linens
all the --latest Designs Coon will delay announcing the Fact
that have been successful the at the Lowest Figures
possible different fabrics and
we will submit the following specification
FINE FRENCH GNGHAMs in plain figured and stripes yard
wide, a 25
Ginghams beautiful designs warranted fast ors
a Scents.
wide, at Is Scents, arran fast coors.
DENTELLE GNGHAM II lie
Five Fine Dress Ginghms, different fabrics the latest
shades stripes and pd the low figure of 10 yard generally sold
a II 12
of
and 20
We public themselves every brand is
hbed general statesmen will
give all the information which desire.
Montgomery County sentinel., 1888-05-25
ADJOURNED MEETING

s5HE COMMISSIONERS for Montgomery
L county will meetat their Room i n Rock
Vile. On
TUESDAY, the 29ih day OF MAY, 1888,
at 10 O'Clock, \ NJ
BY ordei F. M GRIFFITH,
may ls-td CPk TO County Com'rs
Montgomery County sentinel., 1888-05-25

AS we go to press, the Sixth Congress
sional District convention assembled here
has nominated the popular Hon. Fl. Kyd
Douglass, of Washington county, as the
standard bearer of the Democratic party in
the congressional campaign.
Montgomery County sentinel., 1888-05-25
Notice 10 Creditors.

NJ OTlCEis hereby given that The subscrib-
~ er has obtained from the Orphans
Court OF Montgomery county letters OF ad-
minislration on the estate of
CORNELIUS H. BEAN.
late of said county, decd. All persons have
ingclaims against said deceased are hereby
warned to exhibit the same with the vouchers
thereof, to the subscribers on or before the
Sth day OF November 1883; otherwise, they
may by law, be excluded from all benefit of
said estate. Persons indebted 10 said estate.
are requestedto make immediate PAYMENT
Given under nv hand this sth of Nav.
1888.
LUCINDA BEAN,
may Hill Administratrix.
Montgomery County sentinel., 1888-05-25
ROAD PETITION.

"E, the undersigned citizens and tax
w payers of Montgomery county, Md,
hereby give notice to all whom it may con-
cern that we intend petilioning the County
Commissioners of Montgomery county at their
first meeting after thirty days from the pubi-
cation of this notice to locate and open pub
lie road beginning alta point on the road lead
ing from Browningsville TO Monrovia, at or
near Bethesda NJ. Il. Church, and running
thence through the lands of Mrs. Jemima
Purdum and bounding on the division line
between the said Mrs. Purdum ana Wesley
Walker TO point on the Frederick and Mont
gomery county line, where road from Kemp
town, Frederick county, intersects said line.
JOHN D. PURDUM,
WIN. I. TURNER,
apr 20-5t G. W. WALKER
Montgomery County sentinel., 1888-05-25
BINDERS! BINDERS F!

no not buy BINDER until you cssii anon
- &. 7. DUNLOP, Georgetown. D. g.,
who has few Of the CELEBRA TED ES-
TERLY BINDERS made in Ss4, which he
Intends to Close out this season at n very low
price,
These Binders are the same he has sold for
years and guaranteed to do as good work rs
anv Binder on the market of the present day.
He has aud will continue TO keep II large
stock of repairs on hand Farmers can get
repairs without the leiay Of sending 10 the
factory.
Large stock Binder Irvine in store al mar
ket rates may 25-2m. :
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may HIT
NOR SALE.

Il Tie subscriber would
sell irom Eve to twenty acres OF Wood Land,
near Rockville, all heavily iimbered with oak
chestnut and hickory n
For further particulars inquire of
apr 27-tf CHANDLER KEYS.
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. r . Z r NJ 81.
Josiah W. Jones VS.. Ebert Perry

In the Circuit Court for Montgomery county.
No. COS Equity.
nRDERED this 18th day of April, in the
~ year 1888, by the subscriber, Clerk of
the CucuIt Court for Montgomery county,
that The Auditors Report filed in the above
emitted cause be ratified and confirmed. un-
less capse 10 the contrary thereof be shown
on OF before the 18th day of May next: Pro-
vided p copy C this order be inserted in some
newspaper published in said Montgomery
county once in each of three successive weeks
before the said lath day of May next.
JAMES ANDERSON, Crk
Circuit Court for Montgomery county.
True copy-Test;
apr 20-td JAMES ANDERSON. Crk.
Montgomery County sentinel., 1888-05-25

Pennsylvania Democrats late in conyen-
Sention bolsiered revenue reform and felled
Randall.