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DANA'S SARSAPARILLA.
Resolutions Of Respect.

Jhereas-The angel of death has agai
visited SkowhegAn Grange and remove,
from our midst our beloved sister, Bets
Eaton, therefore
Resoired-Thst In the death Of siste
E.,on, our Grange has sustained los
that will long be felt.
Resolred That we will ever chsrlsl
y fond remembrance of our dear = ste,
and although we may never more b,
cheer.d oy her pleasant smile and loving
greeting. we will endeavor TO bow II
humble submission to the hand that doetl
all things we'll
Resoired-That we tender brother
Eaton and the bereaved sons our hear
felt sy mpathy. Ia this their great sorrow,
may they look beyond the shadow and by
faith behold the dear wife and mother
waiting their coming, on the other side.
Resolved That copy of these reso
lutions be placed on our records a copy
presented to brother Eaton. and copy
sent to the Somerset Reporter for publ
cation.
MR.. AND Mrs WARREN HoLBRooK,
MRS. j. p. PARTRIDGE,
Committee on Resolutions.
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DANA'S SARSAPARILLA
Sources Of Impure Air In Winter

SOURCES OF impure AT III WintoT'
There are many sources of foul air in 3
house In Winter, when natures own dis
lnfectants, the frost and snow, are puri
dying the outside air. Next to the plumb
ing, which may at any time become 9
source of danger to health If not con
tinually looked after, the furnace claim,
special attention. The stupidity Of the
average workman who is set to cleaning
chimney and furnaces can hardly be ex-
aggerated. In the majority Of cases he
seems to regard his duties rs purely per
functory. Tapping the stovepipe, heater
pipes and different parts OF the heater
with poker will soon tell whether the
work has been done properly. The cold
air box Of the heater is one OF the mos,
fruitful sources of foul air. In man.
cases the furnace Is set so that the cold
air box opens into the cellar or basement
kitchen, instead of outdoors, as 1t should
Thus the unwholesOme warm air Of the
lower part of the house, laden with the
cooking odors Of the kitchen, Is forced
into the upper part of the house, to ht
breathed over there.
Not only should the furnace have q
cold air box opening outdoors, hut there
should be no crack or opening through
which the air OF the basement can be-
come mixed with that from outdoors.
The spot where the coldair box opens
outdoors should be as far removed Al
possible from the kitchen cesspool or
any source from which impure air may
come. 1t Is doubly necessary in Winter,
when the house cannot be 30 freely ven
tilated as In Summer, to look after all
parts of the premises, where debris OF
vegetable or refuse of the kitchen ma,
engender source of disease. The prac
tice Of keeping the garbage-pail In the
kitchen under the sink, as is some
times done in careless households, can
not be too severely censured.-T, ibune.
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Notice of fFOreckOs,lre.

Whereas Rufus II LOngiey OF Norri igewock
~ the County OF Somerset, and st ite of Maine
by hi. mori gage deed dated the twenty second
day OF may 1852, aud recorded In the registry
of deeds for said County, Volume 100 Page 59i,
conveyed to the undersigned IA certain parcel
or liini situated iu said town OF NOrridgewock
and bounded as follows. to wit: Beginning at
the South West corner Of lot Letter ID. on the
County road, thence running On said ro I'd
about eighty rods to land of silas T. Iougley.
thence running North, $50 East, about thIe,.
hundred rods to the east line Of said lot Letter
d, thence running o. sid East line to tn.
South East cornei OF said lot to land formerly
owned by obediah withereI DR.. about eighty
rOns. thence running ou the dividing line he.
tween lof letter ID and SAID Mitherell, about
three hundred rods. to said County road, The
hrs' mentioned bonnd, containing one hun.
dred acres more or less. Also smother ,ot O,
laud situated iu said NorridgewOck and being
the same conveyed by benjamin Long ey 10
William ?. Longley by deed dated March ID
1870. and recorded iD Somerset Registry OF
Deeds Vol. 's, Page A.. which deed may be re
Rred To- for n description Of sill premises
and whereas the condition Of said mortgage
has been broken, now Therefore, by means Oi
I he breach OF the condition ther OF, I claim a
foreclosure of said mortgage.
Feb. $50.
MARY L. LONGLEY.
BY Walton X Walton, her Attorneys. AVID
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STATE OF MAINE,

COUNTY CT OXFORD, SIS.
supreme judicial Court. in Vacation. ,
Bethel, Feb. TO- A. ID. 1890.
Upon the foregoing libel. or, cred, that the
lihellant give noilce to The said George A
Llsmore TO appear before the Justice OF ulIr
supreme Judic nl Court. to be holden ut >kow
began. within and for the County OF Somerset
gu the third Tue day of March, A. ID. 1890. b,
publi>hlug sn attested copy OF raid libel, am
his oi der thereon, three weeks successIvely II
The Somerset Reporter. II ne sspaper printed Iu
oknwhegan, in our County Of Somerset the las
to said third Tuesday Of March. 1890, that h.,
may there and then In our said Court appeal
ana show can.e, II any he have. why the pray
er OF said llbellant should not be granted
ENOCH FOSTER,
Justice Of the Supreme Judicial Court
A true copy OF libel and order thereon
Attest: l.. IL. WEBB CLERK,
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POETRY.
An Ode to M aIne.

II LHN HFiH e - 49,
The praises ct me Wet
Have been sounded 70 a. and Ger,
.,t,a, West young man." has beta the ery
From land to land, from short t1saoft'
The .unuy south agtfaciions hold,
N4th orHn.e gfases and sEgsf e4no,
Bst -Nc,i,t iaf thsn al. beside
A., ,hs dear, old i7lgsed h..is Of Msi"e
Tie Wet gi.t4 81, acre, ereAd'
Auda.il '4setr3 gn.a,
Ma. q q f4sa|eas tsae he gobe
b. tle 80 |.He', ieari-i reign
f5e-le t..zzsf,i.. too. sweep oiti the and
flood dessstA,e the p4a,n'
while peace and quiet reign sgpfefne
oo The roek .boat.d coast oi eastern hain'
m sunny south with all its wealth,
la. It, eal4t5 tics A. well,
Win fe,er's scoarge, and earthquake s''' =
And ,hin.s toe numerous to tell
GO, ..-,,,., >.tr,f. tere, storms do rage
F,.m Jerseys shore to B1sion's bay
While doAa in M4iot Al 's creme
And lovely a, q Summers DAY.
rt,r b,il,o ,aee, OLD Pine Tree state
VIII Thy pr air and 'hel'ef'ns mus
<o,ye,ona' power or hii4zard's cold
ba.i ard say thee At is Nih'
r,,, yer.asarse se scarcely KNEW
xo,,.,,og....s ; shock with Us remain
-t.y home. yosng man. and 'iil 'he '''''
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Libel For Din0lce.

1<tO1t - VI
To the Hon. Justice OF the Supreme Judiciai
Court next 10 be holden at skpwhegan, within
iud Tor the County of ) 4Inerset. On the sd
tuesday OF March "A. u. ihli- ..-...---
rila r.. Elsnorr of said sknwhegan ibeis
aud gives this Hon. Court to be informed thai
>he WIS married TO George a. Elsmorc, whose
ie-icruc- I- 10 her nnkno9 II, on the sth day OF
August. A. u. 1881. 10 sad skowhegap, by K. , D..
Mr. fosi, "A person duly authorized by law Ia
solnuDize mar iage-. That your libellant has
lived aud cohabiicd with the said George A.
tlstnOre IN -aid skOwhe lan ever ,incc her nar-
nag" with him up TO November 7th, 1881 and
mas aiw2s behaved herself towards the said
Hrorge Elsmorc. as "a faithful, chas an l
W"rltoilate wife, but that the said George A
I'll more wholly regardless of his marriage coy.
uani aud duty on the 18th day OF August, n.
b. ltSs, and on divers other DAYS and tim
between that day and the 7ih day OF Suyrui-
ber A. ID. lss9 commit ed the crime of adultry
with divers LEVIED women whose names Were
[" your lbellant unknown, that he ha, been
eulit> oi cruel ana abusive treatment towards
" VI libellant, and on said 7th day OF Noye,u
Der, 1899. hr wholly deserted aud abandoned
your llbelant, and although she has made dill
iigent ich iur his pluce Of residence, sb.
caunot lind the same, and that hi, place ri
residence by the use OF reasonable dill i.enc,
cannot he ascertained by her.
She therefore prays right and justice and
that the bonds of iDalrllnOny between her and
the said George A. Esmofe be oe.feed and a,
in duty bound viii every pray.
Skow hegan Feb. 7th, 1890,
ETA +. ELsMORE
SOMERSET. s.: Feb. It'll, 1sgO.-subscribed
and sworn to before me this 7th day of Feb
1890. Sd WALTON,
Justice Of the Peace.
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Never Felt better in my Life,

l. NJ CUITkKKELL, Of the hrm Of Cot,errc /
Bros, poultry raisers Belfast, Me says Il was
no, feeling vel this spring, had no appetite,
afflicted al times with severe headache. Have
taken but one bottle Of DANA's SARSAPA
klLLA and have not had the headache since
never felt better IN my life.
The Somerset reporter., 1890-02-20

The open winter has made necessary
more frequent cleaning of the feet and
legs of horses much used ON muddy
roads. In doing this the use will be
found Of the long hair which grows on
the fetlocks aud further up ON the legs
Tais protects The skin from injury, the
mud adhering 70 the hair and leaving q
free space between, through which the
natural Precipitation can escape. TO en-,
OF this hair. - IL sometimes unwisely
done, ID 70 leave the legs unprotected.
The mud comes 10 contact with the skin,
the pores Of which It clogs, until The skin
V nade tender and peels oG when the
mud crust u removed. These sores are
called .'scratchssS. Thorough bathing OF
tbsee sores 70 Fsmove Ill dirt, and then
covering then with Some ointment "a
sxol1de cir, y ~ rUmedy. But proven.
t3on % hstter thas cure. II horses lega
ase thoroogly cjesnsd after The mud has
6s5e1, aeo - na1gfal psotsction Of ths
~ y lsft, thsre noed be 10 fear that they
VII heesGne 4lDeaaa1.
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MISCELLANY.


Simpson-'So your uncle lef, you nothing, Ell .
Cut YOU off with shilling = Gofast-''No
cut me off with a eo1icil.
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Helped Me Greatly

MR.. HORACE WHITTIER, Post Mast.r
at Murray, ArOostook Co., Me-, writes For
nearly three years | have been troubled With
Kidney trouble, ireql lent passing Of water, etc.
have been taking DANA'S SARSAPARILIA
and taxing the LIVER and KIDNEY PILLS
and they have helped me greatly
Modern photography appears to be an art that
enable, Il, 70 see ourselves as others do not see
The Somerset reporter., 1890-02-20

cut NE Oh with a codlcil.
$1,000 Reward L. offered
ora hstiv' ~ ,shias compound than saycna. bserY
bn ds hke- -.s.ua that iiits IT. Idst ify Que PACK
zgr.i sour--i A useful present In evsrs package.
When a man having a rouna million asks a
ms'd IN marriage. he seldom gets 4 at refusal.
Al MEpiCAl authorities agree that eatarrh is
no more ncs les than an inflammation OF the lining
membrane OF the nasal air passages. Nasal cat
ah ana all Catarrhal Affections Of the head are not
diseases oi the blood, and It Is serious mistake
to treat II a. such. No conscientious Physician ever
attempts 10 do 50. II Is held by eminent medical
that sooner or later specific Will I've found Tor
every disease from which humanity suffer-. IHe
facts Justify IN assuming that Tor o4tlrh at least
positive eurr exists in Ely's Cream Balm
II man would shine in society, his coat
should not shine.
have used salvation Oh in our stables aud
heartily recommend it, 1t does wonderful work
with horses with cuts, bruises, sprains str aims,
sores, Nc. b. Craig, Manager Bradley's Key
stone stables. wilson 81. Baltimore, Nd.
II makes LAWYER purr when anything comes
10 him in the fee line.
The Presidents coat pocket proruded so
much A. the recent Florida fishing that some
one a,kci the reason why Its only bottle Of
Dr. Bulls cough syrup" the handsome gen
t.eman explained; never travel mile with
out il.
A girl appreciates k.,> ehen She gets old
enoavh To know She ought not u.
II have used Ayers PHI, for thepsst 30 yeare
aud am satisfied | should not be alive to-day #
il had not been for them. They cured me #
dyspepsia when all other remedies failed.
i. +. Bouuer, Chester, "a. Aver, P:Ii, sfe
sold BY all druggists.
A saloon i. ike harbor-il9st n the wrecks
are to be found outside the bar.
The worldwide reputation of Aver, sarsapa-
riia is the natural result Of its surprising value
a, a blood medicine. Nothing, in the wiio|e
PharmacOpoeia, effects more astonishing e,uiis,
IN ,orofulA, rheumatism, general debility, and al.
forms II blood disease, than this remedy
Toni say Jerry, you look d,repuiable this
morning; been HAVING iafN Jerry No,
iHst q swallow OF two
The American Eagle mast De gay old bird
he /, bald lfyou don want to be bald, u,e
Halls Hair Teuewer, and YOU won't be. Try it
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SYRUP
Will Cure
COUGHS, COLDS

THROAT AND LUNGS.
1t is pleasant To the taste,
and does not contain Il Particle
of opium or anything iniuri-
ous. ltisthe lie-t Cough Med
icineIn n the world For sale
by all Druggists. Price 81 20
per lHittlr. DR. Sclienck 5 Book
on Consumption and its Cure,
mailed free. A'ldress
q lHSr prrt A. nm mi IA,
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nd Pau hby o
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barna d Emma on oade
same
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And all Disorders Of the Di.
gestive Organs. Its likewise
a Corrol,orative or Strength
ening Medicine, and may lie
taken with benefit In all cases
Of Debility. For Sale by all
Druggists. Price, 81 Uper bot
tie. DR.. Schenck's . New Book
on Lungs, Liver and Stomach
mailed free Address,
Dr. IN Schenck 4 Son philz
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And Order
4LsEsr 3 sr!S !ISEAvITT. lcouss co~ni..onsn
H. C. wEBBER. sonzss County
true Of A'sssnenu with
H.. ChuA
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was engaged in till a late hour; Among the
members of the club are Miss M. Durfee, Miss s.
Wheeler. Miss J. Glascott, Miss S. Johnson, Miss
j. Morgan. Messrs. e. Holtzclaw, Espey, Q.
Wright, F. s. Elsmore, g.. Lowell; G. Boyd, c. b..
Matthews. w. Anon, and W. Balduston.
-Congratulations are in order at the Werner
household, No. 20O6 street, on the advent of Il
daughter.
The Light Infantry in full force will go to
the Masonic fair in Baltimore tomorrow night.
Capt. Miller's company will give an exhibition
drill.
Why do / drink Tannhauser beer2 Because
1t is the best in the market.
= A Hume campaign club has been formed by
the Democrats of Alexandria County. Va, with
Curtis B. Graham as President; William III
Forneyson. r. j. De Lashmutt, and e. 7. Sisson.
Vice Presidents; j. e. Clements, Secretary, and
G. w. Veitch, Treasurer. Canyassers were ap-
pointed to see that all voters in the county favor
able to the election of the Hon. Frank Hume tC
Congress were properly registered.
While Thomas Flaherty, a marketman, was
going home yesterday through East Washington
in a wagon, the horse became frightened and
ran off. Flaherty was thrown out on the Ana
costa Bridge and badly injured. He was re-
moved to his home on Oxon Hill by his son.
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Suburban Real Estate.

Wesley Heights, adjoining the grounds of
the new Methodist University is one of the
prettest of suburban locations in the north
western section of the city. Its close proximity
to the proposed university greatly enhances the
value OF the lots. The lots are 25x100 feet deep.
These lots are selling at ten to twenty cents per
square foot, being about one-balf the price as
compared with other land in that section The
terms are as follows: One-fourth cash, balance
one, two, and three years. Ono charge for pass
ing deed.l Fifty dollars earnest money
is required, same applied in settlement.
An examination of the property is invited.
II speaks for itself. Its unrYaled desirabiity
for homes and its unequaed chances for invest
ment offer grand opportunities to persons de-
sirous OF investing small amounts. The work
OF cleaning up, opening, and grading streets
will be well under way by the latter part of No
yember. 1t is understood that the line of the
Tennallytown Electric Road will be extended
to the university site. Several well-known
citizens have expressed their intention of build
ing on the heights. Among the purchasers of
the lots are 9. G. Glover, Mrs. Gen. j. A,
Logan, Mrs. F. Burche Miss Sallie Bartlett. Fl
Mcneil, f. II. Gardner, j. M. Henderson, p
II, stagg, j. L. Gordon, Mrs NJ. u. Barker
Outerbridge Horsey, of Frederick, Md, and
others. Full particulars in regard to this prom
eerty can be obtained from j. f. Waggaman.
Fourteenth and G streets.
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Row in a Drinking Place.

Alex Gibbs keeps a drinking house on
Twelfth: street. between Ohio avenue and G
street, that is frequented by a class of lawless
colored people who are forever getting them
selves in hot water. Last night there was a
scrimmage in which sporty gentleman of color
belabor female visitor of the same complexion.
The disciple of Peter Jackson is known as
Fletcher Webster, and is looked on as being a
bad man from the rural districts. The proprie-
tor, Gibbs, interfered, and Webster told him he
was ready and willing to do him up in the same
way Gibbs at this got his huge Army pistol
and commenced shooting at Webster. The
shots cleared the place etfectually and the last
seen OF Webster was a As streak going across
the Agricultural grounds. Warrants will be
issued for the arrest of all the parties
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A StoIid Baltimore Murderer.

BALTIMORE, Oct. 25.-The jury in the case of
William Blaney, ON trial for the murder of his
aunt, brought in a verdict of murder in the first
degree After the prisoner heard the words,
"Guilty of murder in the first degree" he sat
down and leaned far back in his chair, placing
one of his feet on the corner of the trial table
generally used for books. He reclined easily,
and was utterly devoid of any manifestation of
feeling. AS he passed through the crowd one
of his aunts, weeping as if her heart would
break, rushed toward him, and, with out
God, is this SO? ?" The wretched woman's ap-
peal touched the heart of everybody who heard
it except Blaney. He glanced coolly at his
weeping aunt, puffed away at his cigar little
more vigorously, and then wholly ignored the
distressed woman. According to the wardens,
he is by long odds the coolest and most stolid
convicted murderer ever confined in the jail.
The Sunday herald and weekly national intelligencer., 1890-10-26
HORSE RACES YESTERDAY.
Good Sport at Linden, Gloucester. Roanoke
and Lexington.


RACE TRACK, LINDEN, N. j., Oct. 25.-The
fall meeting at Linden commenced to-day IN
der auspicious circumstances, as far as the
weather and attendance were concerned. First
race-Six furlongs. Eon won, Diablo second
Time, 1.184. Second race-SiX furlongs. Gold
step won. Bush Bolt second. Time, 1:20. Third
race-One mile. Masterlode won, Charlie Post
second. Time, 1:474. Fourth race-1B miles
Raymond g., at Is to l, was an easy winner by
two lengths from Lavinia Bell, who beat Nevada
Come-to-Taw, and several others started. Fifth
race-1 1-16 miles, Kempland, 2 to /, won by a
neck from Outbound in the hardest kind of a
drive, Elllton third. Time, 1881. Lemon Bios
som won the sixth race, Canteen second, Mon
soon third Time, l:04.
GLOUCESTER, N. j., Oct. 25.-Following are
results of to-day's events: First race-One mile.
Fred Taral won, Ceawood second. Time, 1853
Second race-SiX and half furlongs. Craft
won, Seabird second. Time, 1888. Third race
One mile. Question won, Tyrone second. Time,
1:574. Fourth race-Four and a half furlongs.
A. O. IL. won, Alarming second. Time, LOB.
Fifth race-Seven furlongs. Macbeth ii won,
William DAILY, Jr., second. Time, lao.
LEXINGTON, KY, Oct. 25.-The closing day
of the Kentucky Association was a success,
barring the inclement weather and muddy
track About four thousand persons We're in
attendance. First race-Nine siXteenths of a
mile Little Midget won, Fannie s. second.
Time, l:004. Second race-One mile and 20
1884. Third race-One mile Labrador won,
Major Tom second, Time, l;50. Fourth race
Eleven siXteenths of mile, Anne Elizabeth
won. Time, l;l44 Fifth race-One mile
Pullman won, Mary Mac second. Time, 1:514
Sixth race-Nme-siXteenths of mile Ori-
entail won, Corinne Kinney second. Time, 100.
ROANOKE, VA, Oct. 25.-Last day of the
Melrose Park meeting: Widred won the un-
finished 2:30 class, Sevenspot second. Time
2:424. Second race Welterweigh hurdle, II
miles. Neptune won, Modoc second. Third
race-Noyelty mile dash, prize to winner of
each quarter, Count McIn won ALL Story
Teller second. Fourth raee-14 miles, Katie
c. won. Time, 2:5l4, Repudiator second.
Fifth race-Trotting, l mile. Charlie g. won
all three heats in 2:35, Barney second. Sixth
race-Consolation, threequarter mile dash.
Fitz Lee won, Virginia Belle second.
U, s. TREASURER HUSTON BUYS A STALLION.
CYNTHIANA, KY, Oct 25.-W. IL. Wilson, of
Abdallah Park, Cynthiana County, has just sold
to United States Treasurer j. N. Huston the
great show stallion Jubilee de Jarnette
The Sunday herald and weekly national intelligencer., 1890-10-26

An Extra Fine Quality Awool California
pink borders, only $3.50.
coors S1.25 and S1.50
very large solid Red Comfort with best white filling,
spef1a Dargans nrgee Saeen Comfort well quilted and
Comforts with the Finest French Sateen
to those $40
We showing argeze Crochet Bed
heavy Crochet Spread full
Heavy Crochet Spread with MaTsee designs
isequal to any spread you buy elsewhere for Sl.50
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a
Wool Felt Hats at 50c. 6Sc.,
Elegant assortment Of Birds at soc and TIC
The styles of Ladies' Coats 81, $780, So,
Plush Wraps S775, 50, $40.
Chden's Coaks s275, 1925 81. So
READ OUR SPECIALS GOODS.
SPECIALS IN OUR BEDwEAR DEPARTMENT.
below
1l4 Blanket, with
pounds wool,
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Aluminium at Ten Gents a Pound.

NEWPORT, KY, Oct. 25.-A company has just
been formed here by responsible gentlemen
with a capital of $25O,OOO, to manufacture
aluminium at a nominal price. The process has
been patented. The metal is produced at less
than ten cents per pound
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My own Brand

MY OWH bTdHu.
81 per quart bottle.
soc. per pint
"A consignment of hyacinths, tul ips, crocus
etc, will be sold Tuesday, October 2S 1890 at IL
O'clock by Thomas Dowling,at his aucton-r rooms
Eleventh street and Pennsylvania avenue north
west Seats provided for those attending the sale
This is a splendid opportunity 10 procure some
fine bulbs.
Drink Tannhauser beer. H. Benzler
AT meeting of the Minerva Social Club the
following officers were elected Mr. Charles Cam
eron, President; Miss j. Glascott. Vice President;
Mrs. f. s. Elsmore, Secretary and Treasurer.
After an interesting business meeting dancing
The Sunday herald and weekly national intelligencer., 1890-10-26
FOr the Most Popular Boy or GirI

dHE SUNDAY HERALD is going to give mag
niicent present to the Washington how or ori5rI
who obtains the largest number of votes in a
contest which begins to-day Read the fun mar
tleulars H OF it ON the eleventh page of to-day's
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Charles r. CaIyert.

diop ddioppographieal Engineer and Surveyor. Espe-
property 1870 SOFstreet northwest. auIs-iye
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Condition of the Money Market.

New YORK, Oct. 25.-Money on call easy,
ranging from to 5; closing offered at 4. Bar
silver, JOB Prime mercantile paper in fair in
quiry from out-of-town institutions, but there
is no demand from city banks. The supply is
good. Rates frmer Sterling exchange quiet
and steady with actual business at 4S14 for
60-day bills and 1856 for demand. Government
bonds dull and steady to firm; State bonds neg
lected; railroad bonds dull and steady to firm
The Sunday herald and weekly national intelligencer., 1890-10-26

The So Children's Suits
At Eiseman Bros, 7th q E, have no equal for
durability, style, and fit.
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In Point of Dura biIity

Our $40 suits are unequaled, and they are stylish
and perfect fitting. Eiseman Bros, 7th & e.