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A BROADENING MARKET.
DEMAND FOR HALLWAY BONDS.
THE WEEKLY TREASURY STATEMENT
SHOWS MATERIAL GAINS TO ITS.
CASH BALANCES AND AVAIL
ABLE SURPLUS.
Sunday. April 20-p. IN.

ABLE SURPLUS.
Sunday. April 20-p. IN.
The United States Treasurer last week received
from customs 5,763, from internal revenue
80 740532 and from miscellaneous sources $685.
oo3. n total from all of Ss613,3ls, against
Ss454.765 for the preceding week The Treas
ury's bond purchases for the week, including yes
tcrday's S345,s5O, amounted to 81 s36,20O. Yes
tcrdays weekly Treasury statement Of balances
shows a net gain TO the cash in vaults Of s 49,
TAG and an increase in its deposits in National
banks of S375,4s2, making the net gain 81 ,964.-
Dos. During the week the liability for the re-
demption of surrendered National bank notes was
reduced 1926, 1876; the gain to the available
surnlus over trust liabilities was S2t0O 5G4.
The prncipal changes in the vault balances were
made M AS follows: A gold gain of Sl70,95l, by
an accumulation Of 1881 bullion, less an issue
of S2Il3eO certificates lcgal-tcndcr gain of
s3Ig40s by an accumulation of Ss74.40S notes.
loss an issue of S555,0 900 certificates and a silver
oain Of Ss4s.630. by an accumulation Of 81 ,4O2,-
SOD coin and bullion, less an issue of 1888, $50
certificates Allowing for the usual weekly coin
are of standard dollars, the Treasury last week
absorbed about 100000 from the legal money
in general circulation.
Suboined is Yesterdays statement, compared
with that Of April II:
APRIL T. 80 April 1890. Differences.
Gold coin and bull
less certificates
and 800 O00- 49, 49, ooo ~.-oo-.
600 reserve. SSi 4-f'1' Fof'1V'Joo Inc 'i'VJ'i
,S7t,ac,,9.. 100 G. 1856 .307 Gjj e0J Inc 3l0,i8s
Nat Bank notes. 55'3f'of o'o-o'oo- inc' -f'O'o
Silver dollar. and
buli'n. less GER 80, ,oc % az 49, -, o.o ooo
Cash Treas vi 5Jl p'i ELL 'leO3V Inc eloSo 10
o~its IN Ma ,eo
tlonal banks 2O,lJo''"o -''l-'V7' ihc' ''"'fo~
fatal balance Sill 72s 157 1862 $50 Inc ST. 1854 22s
Deduct for funds
held t. redeem
Nat * notes
including the 800, 80 90 mn 90, ma
Der cent fund. SO eJ5,'oo "o5lhfV" Dec o-o0op
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handsome pamphlet, describing a. length t he;
,biean Climb movement United States the Nstonh
and State League. aud many Of the principal cruz
Rules for forming a club. Top!cs for d.bate &C. eye,
Tho Tribune il the Official newspaper OF me Leagnc anu
his is the onicia handbook. Pike - cents Ofuei "o"
\ ne Tribune.
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IMPORTANT ANNOUNCEMENT OF CHEAP BOOKS
We have nearly $50 books in our STANDARD Library
Series These are boo~, Of solid merit and vet OF
popular character their authors are such men as
Sturgeon Farrar, Geo. T. Lathrop Julian Hawthorne
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Hawes Paxton Hood Jean Paul Richter, Froude' Edward
Everett Hale Max Muller, Ernest Daudet Disrae
Iamartne Ruskin. Tufgenlcn Hughes. Carlyle and
Kingsley
We propose print these books in lots OF 1901 600 each
and supplv them to the trade ADVANCE ORDERS at
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ccedney low prices Send fer lists of books and for
terms Additions will o made rapidly to this list Of the
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AND CREAM IN CITIES.

reference book. pamphlet form devoted heartily
a1d "a" cream for sale m large cities The systems
H. practice AZ Boston Newlork. Philadelphia Chicago
syrscusc LONDON, and ohcr cities @re ius descre@d
a. OF various Producers Cnions are gwen
also laws relating sale Of milk proceedings OF recent
convent and near NewNork statistics OF the bus
It,. Farmers Ming IN counties adjacent
~ ali GREAT cities Will b. Interested published by The
Network Price 15c.
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feeal n otices.
~ Tur CIRCUIT COURT of the United

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IN TIE ClRCt II w II OF tnc nltcu
STAT Tor ied stat. % A@crica w. Wiia A. nci-naw
81 A. Eng' ne Hcche. the Monteomery Light Company
,h Vontuoicfv Land and Improve mcnt Co. the Friedman
Xiueeap and Cidcf WORKS. INcand cider Company. me
S,",-'rn ono, OH Company Ahbs I. Rice 81 ai.-No
30 Il appearing ihe Court that the pa IN M, cas-
.rfor,.. and claim TO- c' tain r,al
Noert" within the D-uict and that certain Of the d.
icnd.ni- are inhabitants of nor 10 be- found within
hc district and have not tointnriY APPEARED 60 answer
said bill il ordered tnIt william Ah.m-haW M
Hcn~haW. tornciia r. ii',,n'M .t u, ~, ~
who reside ia me xt's tI, ~ ~ sar,n
York, and S1Yucl lar ,, r. , a.,
X linNt'h' ,t,uhesv ivor,n ~ IIenshaw Thona, r.
Annie NJ. uHSnea' II. ,sta,y aud nni.ie Il flrnsbot
said bill VINO reside IN IN" Guy ana SVi
~ Now York and Gathering Ferris. defendant I" >ai1
Ism resides IN NOuclaiI. In the state OF NrN J'
sey: and Edwin Il, q velang and Ainnr j. ,.,N'ianu
lrncr-. doing business under ne name oil %
(idcr tonIanf url. 10 snt. W oi ,o,n,,r
state Of ONO 1't ~, t"' d IN m" Sat. ~ y"S
dci'hn3hl, - ~. t,t". d',nd,nt 10 said hin Who
jersey ana .D'e ~ a., a., xrhc,n Disri.f ~ ,ia
resides al rHi' i','' ,'iih,-f IIrt-h,N de-.
lana any VI, i a. ST.. NJ Ser YotN d., anpca r.
co." ..,r az c.t,ur ~ -1d hin rs MONDAY tn ffth
DAY ~ MAY. 1880 mat lhi- "IH'i -h"l "' 80 w. u"
N, absent defendants by the Marshal OF thr D,ti 81
the United states Whti' tmN rep '''''' l'H-' 'u a.
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EIiIGu VALLEY RAILROAD.

r,SSr>GrE TRAINS leave foot Of Cortiantt and
I,..hfu--.- SIS. is io."N~.
" m f,f ~'aii. 1'on ard nt.riutdiat. points
F, M. for Geneva. Lyons. Llnra dorchester, Bu'A'
,J d., W-f and d. intiuni local point. Chair To-
I,on- ana Pullman o. ~u~pffi-lon HfilH,
go .. u. for Mauch ,hnn. AIh mi, FnrdAtr point,
~ r T.. and -. Junction ad Intermediate points,
Chair car io Nluch chunk
chair car - Tunkhannock. Connection 10 Reading ami
40 D. H. for Tmlrl aud principal intermediates points.
C,. car 10 Wukc-harrc and Pullman Sleeper 10 Su-en-
81 D. ~. for Mauch chunk and intermediate points.
clair car 10 Nau'h chunk.
= 10 d. m tor Mauch Chunk and intermediate points.
Connection 10 Il, ing and ilarfi,burr.
H. VA. for trusNa. Lyons. l.lult', Rochester hu'to
and m. West Pullman sleeper To Lyons and Suspension
Trains leaving 70 x q. m. II a. m.. p. m. aud 10
u m connect for ain point, In Mahamoy and Hnzlcton coal
icgion~. =.
, m Tor Nauch Chunk. Ilaflcton and intermediate
points and for Sh nanioah and interim lat point'
- % 70 ni N,uch thunh and int'riitiiatr point.
H. Lyons. Llnlra Rochester Buffalo
and IN. Wct Pullman slr' per Ia Lyons ANA SUSPENSION
"''- General Eastern onrc 20 broadway.
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TENN sylvia N ! a
RAILROAD.

oN AND AfIl4. MAIA ID - lrH" rort.
Trains leave stations i"VD 20 D''"'
snn M H. iAsr LINE for the W. It,.ia1d
- l..lc sleeping and farlor cars MI. ~ M and
~, IA ,ouiiDu, 80 a. n, 'hl'A-o. > ~ M Viii
~ Ioul. d. d.. next day. tonhe't, ~ S,,ud.y and
,,r.,of Io'k Haven and Renosa, cAcrp, S'"1"'' w
Io.lo except saturday. .>.n ,frIgAt LIN
1910 A. VI. I'M Mn -fOl.h ~ 'i,',, N,.tIbule
III s0lpo-,d exclusively OF "4I'ni,q Smoking
Drawing and state Room Sic pln-' Dii,n'rr,l r.uort-
and Observation carr. prcs'nuie ,,ns Tor both
Si.nouraph-r. and typcwllt ~, Jain .. all IN, con.
So. lsdl,' maid hafb"rshep library anu md ,ht,d
,,ucucrs of home ollcc. tif1t'N n9 '' -, Ilu-
y, ,ouarv and movable electric hAht,. Al'''' ''
s,,r,ti 40 and Chicago . 80 a. ~ nNO Ity,,t~< ATT
200 y. VI. ST LOUIS enc 400 NN 1 ~ and Din.
800 i,Ifi--S Pullman Nc-tibulr Slfhh- ~ ,".t,,,'i
me car Ncw.Yok -. Louis CHICAGO ana 1l'l, Cir
p,.-.rr'r totch Now-iurK to Columns ~ ~ a.
,inuati If !, a. n.. Chicago D. He anu ~ "'"' ~
~ ueNt day ppt-e- for ali uolut-
Vs." ~ $urflln--f southwest i-4i''' ,'f''
t.i. ,i.. r.i.r car New York To Piit-iu- - io'.
thcago tncnna and Memphi- Penny ,'n' nv -, ir
,i,f-f ca Ntw-Y or, TO PhiAdf lphla N4itN'' ~
rimmati 30 p. Chicago " 80 p' i.nt f,r G.,e.
fa'i- "a D.. second morning. pni.''l' l"' '''''
i,,s and iol,do daily. except saturday -, .t.,i.
= IN - VI PACIFIC INii.i.~-. lNilN in ,, -,
it,1'f ping car Nry lolk Z" 'hl''-y "a,
.,,ti Ia fne ~h,nandoah Valley arlfe' l't,lili
a., I, M columbus - p. iL n.Nt Gay a'll ~
-..anA morning Connects iof lnri' Ntllf ii"
,' torry Erie. fh- Oh Regions Cleveland ara ''ii"'
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fosi anO touno

ne, nr S1OIIN Ggankbook 80. .3pl-l. i-"u.h p'
IL f,, Corn an Nisinr- Buns ~ the cay "' ~ TOT"
,o FeliA Hl'ft D.. All p'r-"n- air 'h"l''' IT, y,
, M .l-D and leuls-tsu Z" d'llA'f the l""n I" ,i'
1.rL come. Iffi.~'. ana ifh-aN". II "' f-'' on '
,a d,, of Niv 1880. spl alton VIII De- made 10 The
ianr for % duriictt"
Apr. 81. $500
,ror,cr 1. ul.ELHl GIVEN That cAcrA No. -o0 ld'
y -, o.. .t,n 81 800 ISSUED by the Union rust %
t,,a Tl,ord dated March T. 1880. Ia, been d. stro cd
a." -, .tot and that Application Tor inc ISSUE To mo 4"
',. ' rh,rk for said 1900 VIII be- nsi' ,,.r,
April u. i0'" - : - -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-04-21

Tho bank exchanges at the New.York Clearing House
and the stocks New-York Stock Exchange last
wee, and OF the preceding compare
4, follows.
April Il 'Ss April - 50 April ~ 20
Exchange, 1880 3d. t. sO.~,1 Z gs2 S6o- 70 go
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FUNK q WAGNALLS. Publishers.

Island 90 Aston PLACE, NETWORK.
HR. JORDAN on skin diseases. blood impur-
~ tics their and cure to which il added chapter
-. -, .hn mn MnAt oAl-.i
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Lazy. NEW YORK foot Of Lb'rty-st.. a. follows;
I,r CHICAGO 3..O p. M. T. 10 a. M.
ior CINCINNATI. 81. Lot -. y 80 a. m, . p m. -
for WASHINGTON. BALTIMORE. = 80 a. NJ II 90
u. IN. ; 20 y. 90 D.. M, u ID "A. m
An trains daily. except II 90 a n. sunday - =. .
Ticket Onlc,s r. .6l. 40 and T. 80 liroad"ay ~ r.,
.d ~ Urn,dMsy Brnokl,n. STATION FOOT OF
fInI;ETY ST Central K. Il. ~ y. j.
" YORK Transfer Company VIII call FOR ana check
hac,acc nom hotel or residence
! r. ODEll. II ~. - ~ -
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rrIo let,ors NJ L. IT, O. a IAN correspond nj 4 n
Trihmne describing the natural resources Public lail
etc. etc. Of the two Dakotar Montana ana NrshhIYoh
"a pages. - cents a copy. order rom Inc iiouh''
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h:3O f. VI. c..ry day o.lll lall m ~mo@inr, Day fi-
AaI 'll..a4 ltlHf ~Nrp.ur cas- io 'hi 40" va
Salamanca CORY. N'adNlle. Youngstown ana Marion
t'.I..an. a.. foot. YOUNGSTOWN 100 D. unaii g.,
Ticket offices. gOi. Sl5. 1l3 ana 20 b"'dwiN. u.s.
nnr,v | lnff.rf Place. Chnmh'i~ and W,-t -'9 ST. ii
re-. Tev.lo.k. 81 ana 1893 lufon-.t. By ,l'u. l''
lt,otdv,v williamsburg: conner Newark aud Nut' yn -.
llon.,n and Sow station. jersey CIV Nh'tr lIeh,l'
sad 10 and Sleeping ''f r'-'i' IONS eng "i"'i> l'
10. ,fnr and Transfer oi baggage can lf obtained
wv ~ = L. IL -
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xx,rsT SHORE RAILROAD N Y. G. q

wv ~ II IL r.. Co., Iessce.-lrains leave West i2d ST.
cation New-York follows and fifteen inmates earlier
I IIs% o1' . s. .5,S. SIS p n: s. Louis
m1ooaaiircal Canada East. a. m. "a y NJ Ni.gara
Tas syracuse Utica and principal intermediate stations
80 I,t,Sa oniy) kingston saurcrtics catsAlll Albany
3 20 n - ma mo- NcSburs 10 10 H.. is 80 s.
y 10 vii AZ D. Ilayerrtraw \ % "A NJ . IS.
so ~ M Elegant Sleeping Cars Tor Buffalo Niagara
S:fy Toronto Detroit Chcaso and 81 Louis. 'Daly.
sna,, cN'Ta' L,sSe Jcrsy Sity J, r. T. station
al ali 20 a. NJ. 50 40 p M For tickets Timetables or
y. 7@s Fultont Annex Once foot o. Fatoa.st New;
York ~ PARK place GO West fa5th-st and West
Bower Stations foot Of West t2ds and foot Jav-st.
Shor, westcott's Express calls for and
- ~ hotels and rcsid, nccs. g. r. I.AMRERT. o-ns<al
kSsseneer Agent vanderbhtAVe. NJ !.
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Nem publications.

DRET HARTES
NEW STORY,
A SAPPHO OF
GREEN SPRINGS
PRICE. 25 CENTS.
rop SALE Ply ALL BOOK AND NEWS DF
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allable bal $500 40, 49, 49,, o,- 40 oo "a,

n 800 o e74 esi f21 s77.37i9s5 Inc. So 100 j6i
BANK CONDITIONS COMPARED.
By the operations of the Ncw-York Sub-Treas-
urv in the week ended Friday evening. which in
cludcd receipts of 81 1000 for exchange other
Snb-Trcasuries and payment Of 81 3796 $40 for pur.
chased bonds. the New-lor banks gained $685.
81 cash Yesterday bank statement Of the weeks
averages shows gain of 1913, 100 cash. Assum-
ing. as we then estimated. that tie statement Of
a week ago closely Appropriated the actual condi.
ton af the close Of that week. yesterdays state
mcnt reflects the receipt Of considerable amounts
Of cash from tine interior. and indicates cash hold
incs at the close Of business Friday of about $500
OOO more than the sum given IN the statement The
loans were further contracted s2,7r- ,200-a move
mcnt that professionally was due principally
70 mercantile collections from the interior. The
decline in dcposits-Sl .354,Go 100000
smaller decrease than tie other changes call for.
The statement results in a gain 10 The surplus
reserve of SS72.05o. and leaves II al Sl.324,4JO
against Sl2.0s6.6j0 April 20, lss9. 81 4,2i6,3OO
April u. lssS. and S6.560.s0o April %, $50.
The changes for the corresponding weeks OF
preceding years were as follows: l~'9-loans
decrease Sji9.eo0. cash increase S7,6i3.9O0, de-
posts increase S6.531, 300. and surplus reserve
Increase SG.0eIIOO: l~s--loans decrease
-5.6l $500. cash increase SJ.l9,,~Oo deposits
increase Sl~7.,OO. and surplus reserve Increase
S531J.~.5: lsN1-lnans dtcIca>" .e1o.lOo,
cash increase $50, co. deposits decrease S1.2eo-
roo. and surplus reserve increase y. %:
Subioincd Is yesterdays statement, compared
with the corresponding dates Of 1889 and 1855
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BUDGET OF POLITICAL EXT

Rudget Of Political INtrA. made W Of on" 81 eafh 81
~ ~ h,no's rarir and otter Political EAiias OF NE a.t
p, sitenisl Canta On and Including ia" .Isrh OF 1883
r NJ q nudge, order IRON. The Tribune.
TIE TRIBUNE. New-York
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npyN MAWR COLLEGE, Bfyn Mawr. Penn. 10
ID miles from Philadelphia. a College Tor Momcn.
rhe pfOeram stating graduate and uncerei ahhaIr
courses Of study the academic year, Will be sent Oh
aupliCatiOn
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Dantlne Afaocmles.

A LEXANDER MeGEEGOES.
los West JJthst.
Private lessons In dancing
any time by appointment.
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In the open market the rate for discount OF bank
ers' bills declined to l rs per cent. Our forem
exchanges ruled quiet, and as was indIcatedsss
week ago. with a declining tendency. Tlx,
closed for yesterdays mail on basis of 81 s5IA
and 81 81 1-5 respectively for long and shor
sterling, against 81 Sc 3-i and "a So ga at thu
date, 1889
RAILROAD EARNINGS
The reports of railroad earnings continue to h.
phenomenal For the first week in April Tn
Tribune has printed the gross earnings az
seventy-three companies or systems. which "a
turn an aggregate gain on the same week of $50
of 1892 ,049, or IL per cent. The week of 1880
reported a gain on the week Of 1883 Of s.25 rer
cent.
The returns for the second week OF April which
we have printed present showing that prob
ably is without precedent Out of thirty-Gve
companies which have reported, only one and that
a small one has failed to return gains on the week
Of 1889. Thirty-four companies report on aggre
gate gain of S34S,9l6, or ll.j per cent. and one
company, with gross earnings of only Si.0le. re-
ports loss of S42s. Hence the aggregate Gain
for the whole thirty-iive companies is 1913 is9.
or ia per cent. The subjoined tables divide
the aggregates and differences Of the companies
showing gains and losses:
81 Companies a SOC sos s5s9 S52 Inc ss52 tes "a
u companies. 7l1,s77 e9l 400 Dec. 204i7 *
Total "a CO.'S sJ37s - SO OlO s22 Inc 1892 Oi9 II !,
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no THE BOOK TRADE.

rop SAVE py ALI. BOOK AND NEWS DEALERS.
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RAILROAD EARNINGS.

1st week In April 1889. 1890 Differences. DE.
81 companies. "a 666 500 S5,3?3j2 Inc 1852 f08 f30
u companies. 7ll,s11 c3l 100 Dec. 204l7 "a
Montgomery County sentinel., 1890-09-12
U N D Z r w e A r

of Spring Weight, Gossamer and Gauze, from
20 to so cents.
KID, Silk and Taffeta Gloves, good makes
at popular prices.
CORSETS of the best makes, including
Thompson Glove-ftting, Warmers, G. P. and
others, medium and long.
HOSIERY for Ladies, Men and Children,
including the celebrated Smith h Angel 8
Herndon fast dye; Nodes Tans. and the best
Balbrggan ever shown at 25 cents.
EMBR0IDERlES, All-over and Tuckings,
Torchon and Oriental Laces.
TABLE LINENS, Napkins and Towels
Special Bargains Turkey Red Table Cloths
Pillow Linens, Sheetings.
Crochet and Marsailles Spreads, Oilcloths
and Mattngs.
A large assortment of Ladies' and Gents
embroidered, plain and colored bordered
Handkerchefs, from &c to So 90
Cassmeres, Linen Drills and other Mems 5
aad Boys wear. Samples sent when desired.
GOODS delivered in any part of the city
or at the Depots.
apr l8-n j. II. S.
Montgomery County sentinel., 1890-09-12
MOURNING GOODS
A SPECIALITY.

The best makes Silk and Wool and
Wool Henriettas, Batiste, Nuns Veil
ings. Serges. Cashmeres, Surahs, Rha-
dame, Faille France and Mourning Silk;
Courtauld Grapes and Nuns. Yelling for
Wells.
WHITE GOODS for dresses of all
kinds. The best India Linen imported
at 10, IL IL. Is, 18, 20, 25. 80 cts. =
extra value"
Jones Soft Nainsoohs, Plaid and
Check Muslins, 8, 10. IL 1-2c and up.
French Nainsooks, Figured Swiss. Lin
en- Lawn. Cambrics. 10. ~ 1-2, 15c.
CT Parasols and Umbrellas; Ladies'
Gents and Children's
Montgomery County sentinel., 1890-09-12
aug 29-st


G GEORGETOWN, D. c., July l, 1890.
4 he copartnership heretofore existing
between the undersigned. doing busi-
ness under the firm and style of the f.
L. MOORE AGRICULTURAL COM
PANY, expires to-day by Limitation.
f. l.. Moore withdraws from the firm,
and the business will hereafter be car
ried on by Mayfeld 4 Brown.
F. L. MOORE
VIM. T. BROWN,
w. P. MAYFIELD
Montgomery County sentinel., 1890-09-12
WHEN YOU ARR IN TOWN CONG TO
p IL II II Y 9!

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s o & %s ss. D % a er there % s s@s
with careful consideration @ we
and % asks ask Isl goods %
yopP sGnDsn @ had foa b will had % Ty i S S are Spring
nd j ap 0I b % Tn | help ySu a @ ihs not thread
buyab Here the departments and
Things will want
I@psa a. Ga.a pi. 5a az cds,. Ss latest
r.% rom ', SS,r S% ys ys
DEPT silk ves and Pash''d"
DEPT I o @ oP,la5 % c & s5 M s'nn 5 rGg s M ] 3 aGs % @ o
and Tartan Plaid sur"hsin patterns as at"
rss P@s @ 5 % a a1,Sss s ss w
that is not aEdIABEE E SI GreH"dn
DEPT T sGs on o SIX ana 9 FabP Cloves GS
sasd Shades SOC pa 3 5 S saGo9 walk X f 3
pg% pic {a,o,. ro, ...nso
M YOU % @ % @ @ S s,s tn. g os Ss 1 sRE % s @
nrpT such things should wsen You can M reIeG e Giugaam B and
oSDg % ch 5 ] esT Sea m s an % P r Shsm 3 % viii m @
DEPT ss % ] r. & G TRHm ] E MsFner g s %
nrpT small nall % % Of em ptn patterns % and " Table Linen Towels Crashes
Glass Napkins New Belgian Bed Linen Only qualities that are worth your
DEPT Nsna ops lied F m Fn9s % F e % M % gsn @
warp, FiannesE whlawsa
%hsfs SfoH that ] g R tbg % ,hss nas % sf oand ana
DEPT T. 0Ts eoTa ns ss % %aos og%si six @ 9j % @
S prices We alter them if nec5a to fit you pERFhoI % s cn@age %
DAfs
That To- 1 % s @ m"o"
The Literally bring
you
ATTENTION and our best judgment in filling it,
S E A T O N p f. II r Y.
Pennsylvania Avenue, Street, Perry Building
sep 2o-f Washington, DC.
Montgomery County sentinel., 1890-09-12
MR. w. X. GRIM ES,
With an experience of twenty five years,
is still associated with u.s.


We shall as in the past manufacture
PURE GROUND BONE DUST and
the same High Grade Bone Basis Fer
,lhzers that have for years given such
general satisfaction SPECIAL MIX
IURES A SPECIALITY
Farm Wagons from one to six horse.
Both Tubular Axle and Thimble Skein.
We have the best 3-inch tire, Tubular
Axle. Rear Brake, wagon in the market,
which will be sold at prices to suit the
times. You should see this wagon
Farm Carts-wide and narrow tire
prices low.
Koad Carts of all kinds cheaper than
ever.
Spring Tooth Harrows Grain Drills
MAYFIELD h BROWN,
aMg l-f Georgetown, d. q.
Montgomery County sentinel., 1890-09-12
COLLECTION AGENCY.

sksHE subscriber offers his services TO the
public for the transaction of all business
eonoecied witb the Office Of Justice OF the
Peace especially soliciting claims for collec-
lion ia any part of the county.
R. WATKINS, J p,
mar 2-tf Rockville, Nd.
Montgomery County sentinel., 1890-09-12

500, 60 20
f. M. GRIFFITH,
Clerk to County Commissioners
aug 29st
Sacramento daily record-union., 1890-07-21
REPUBLICAN STATE CONVENTION.
1t Will be the Greatest Political Gather
ing Ever Held Eere

1t Will be the Greatest Political Gather
ing Ever Held Eere.
Word comes from Los Angeles to the
effect that, in addition to the sixty odd
delegates that will come from that county
to the State Convention, there will be a
very large delegation of citizens, who are
interested in the Markham contest for the
nomination for Governor. 1t is said that
at least one hundred outsiders have al.
ready announced their intention of coming,
but other southern localities will also be
represented.
The delegates to the convention will
number upward of 600, and it is quite
likely that there will be enough outsiders
to swell the number of visitors TO at least
1000.
In view of this fact it would be well for
the proprietors of the several hotels and
boarding houses in the city to make early
preparations to receive this large number
of visitors. They have been specially in
vited to come here, and should have the
best accommodations possible. These
visitors will come from every county in the
State, and it should be the price of our
citizens that they take with them to their
respective homes only good impressions of
the Capital City.
Other cities bid high for the honor of
entertaining the members of the conven-
tion and their friends, realizing the fact
that their presence was good thing, and
Sacramento should show full appreci-
alton of her victory by extending every
courtesy to her guests. 1t will be no small
task to furnish first. class accommodations
to 1000 strangers, wherefore early prepara-
tons should be made.
The convention will meet on the 18th of
next month, but delegates and candidates
will be pouring into the city some days
before that time.
Sacramento daily record-union., 1890-07-21
THE STRATA.

Searching for Evidence of Underlying
Strata Beneath Sacramento.
w. L. Watts, Field Assistant to the State
Mineralogist and Engineer. William Ire
Ian, Jr., is in the city. His visit is for the
purpose of ascertaining the character of
the underlying strata of this section as de-
veloped by borings made for deep wells.
He is desirous of communicating with
any one who can put him upon the track
of the record of samples kept of the bor-
ings of the deep we'll on the Haggin &
Tevis property when it was the Norris
grant, and of the well sunk in Capitol Park
near the new pavilion, as also of any other
borings made in this section. Letters ad-
dressed to Mr.. Watts through the postoffice
for few days will confer upon him favor
and facilitate his researches, which are
made under direction of State law, and
to be reported to the next Legislature.
Mr.. Watts says the record of the we'll on
the Haggin place was kept and deposited
with the old Agassiz Association, and that
record he is desirous of finding. The cabi-
net OF the association now belongs to the
California Museum Association, but the
papers of the society are not among the
cabinet exhibits.