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Telegram-herald., 1890-05-10

me water passing rreeiy through. When
this is not done greater care is required
IN watering
This box may be painted or il may 30
covered with oil-clOth OF some small
pattern, ia which case II can not be
told a. a distance from = box covered
with tiles
These window gardens in summer
produce the finest effects when planted
with some dropping plants For our
climate daring tho summer months,
when exposed to = full sun. strong and
vigorous plants must be selected, such
rs tropaloluns pstuniss, passinoraS
etc; while the upright plants may be
double and single geraniume, hello
tropes. begonias and the like
For window-boxes that will be used
on the shady side Of the street use
MOSES (sslaginellas), ivies OF all sorts,
ciSsus. tradescAntiss, sedaurs, or stone
crops, fttonias, moneywort vincas
ivy-leafed gersniums, smilaI and
climbing fern. The upright plants may
be dracaenss Of various sorts, cola
diums, marantas, centaureas, ecbeve-
rias, ferns and other plants OF striking
form and foliage
The soil should be the same In quail
isy as that used for growing plants in
pots. II the box is exposed TO the full
rays Of the sun. or even partly so, COW
ering the surface OF the soil with moss
from the woods will protect 1t from
drying TOO quickly and add materially
TO its appearance
A CONSERVATORY FOE sEvESTY-FIvE
DOLLARS.
For those ambitious amateurs who
want 20 add conseryatories to their out
door fower-beds, I will suggest two
kinds. The first can be built for fifty
dollars, and the second would cost at
least four hundred dollars.
Ny first conservatory is simply a
back veranda closed in with glass
frames Such a conservatory may be
Telegram-herald., 1890-05-10

Q boa on ne e1n1Ss ST. Tbis s Eazls
e II sxss1s. - ths SPACE asorcso .
saly Tour * ave tsss n length- 4zG
froE siStt - ssa iDGEss IN ~l9t1, slsA
. esPsE t0r tEs SOL q sbout 81 llenes
These bo1ss are ms1s - gress Va
risty - msseriaL sGch IS Noo1. ezra
Gotta. iron etc. according - the oNn-
er's s@sse AZ 1sans
As EAs boxes 2Te ssually 30 aga
ap for close ils Pc don from tae
street and - 80 sides soon bsoous
arspet WITH dropping plants al oS-
clnary box q plne Sl1 zns~er a. "elk
"a = more expensive one.
Il sh0uld DC pat together very rrnly
snd lined vita Tin o. zine Usa4lly
s2aces aFs left in The bottom % saGit 4
Telegram-herald., 1890-05-10

fc0PYsIGBT - ~ sAczkLEsa a col
ia Gould it Is sad. las SO 0os IN
vested 10 his beautiful oonssrVzsories
ia Irgingt0n, and ths private groaads
az william B. DlusmOre. % St@zts-
harz. And JOAN Hoey. u Long Branch.
have Gag been acted for Eh=ir ~eader-
I'll displays Of foricuI slre. The carpet
beddlag On shs lawns Of the tEO latter
gentlemen - probably uneq a4led by
s1y hing else Of the sort IN rhe Serid-
Mr. h0ey's summer place. from It's
proximity 10 she L0ag Branch pleasure
grounds. Is daily visited by thousands
Of Visitors a. the owner aAs thrown
0Den his private grounds % The psbllc
- freely as though II we're paelic
paFk
Ia The season of 1885, there were four
beds In Mr. Hoeys grounds that we're
said % contain over a million and half
Of plants 50 arslsticallT arranged that
from distance they might have been
mistaken FOR richly patterned carpet
spread out on the green lawn
10 l. even said that this mistake was
once made by ghrifsy Old Jersey farm
Or xh0 wes passing through the grounds
for the arst time. He drove up - Mr..
Hoevs resi3ence and told a servant 10
make basse and get those carpets IA as it
s4s going % rain
The example OF Mr. Hoey in thus
clothing his grounds in gorgeous color
Ing has pcobably done more % extend
and populariEe 4 taste for lawn decora-
tion Ia tie form o, foger beds than any
sning olss IN recent years
In this article | propose % give 70
those men and women of refined tastes
And keea love Of the beau siful, who
live In tosns and cities. some informs a.
tioa concerning the best way 70 invest
|. ANAL san Of money in beaatifying
their hoAies with towering and orna-
mental foliage plAnts- In the space
have at my dis posal IL will be manifest
ly impossible % give more than the
simplest details OF the simplest forms
Of this work.
cHEAr OUTDOOR GARDENING.
VIII begin with outdoor fouerh beds.
For most city back yards, the only space
that can b devoted 20 the purpose OF
flower raising IS border or strip OF
land about two feet in width between
the walk and the fence
Close 20 the fcnco we would advise
planting quick-growfng climbers; such
as moonfowerA passiforaA honey
sUcklss, Germ N ivy, etc
In this border. between the climbers
and tho walk, l would suggest assorted
Telegram-herald., 1890-05-10
kOIleE Or cossIsa0NERs on oLAaS

S1Atk of MICHIGAN --aelnfS 81 heat -
ffeb&Lk tQ2rt ior .4iis lsa1lNt
Estate - MARTIN HKlfL esacssS4
INs aAdcrsssnca having bees apl.tl.t11 ~
siAs asl aage ~ fTahste 81 s~ie te~ats
esall-2i i>Sls-ssgs - Nlzlls, ~ sAF Ai~s@o ~
sal~ estAlS, ana SlA 2onIAS res - a~ettt
aas ~ AFfl u lS4 hasibE been allowed
= S@le taekr ~ frsb2le. - a. frfaNAs h@t-
10 caAlsls "a 4lnsl sale estate il " Alts - ~
- I l-elr So llS - - Asf eA@IAi -etiSA siae
3as stLa1af
Neucs ls herety EISen. thsi - MI aooI
O. c1i4Hs&y ae ZSIa 4As 81 a~Ae. = = -
80 - aA{ar ~ tls ss1 as tl t. ts.et =
lSse "a II a'r.Gcs a. ~. - each aas - thf
oltoe 90 ilarIe> " lalklns lu tAt tlty ~
0rana hSpl&s. IN SAID counts g. receive aAa
"a sllle s1ch ciaiulA
TANES n CAMRhkLL
CHAhLES - tAAklNs.
t04u llSsi sIirrs
Telegram-herald., 1890-05-10
GRATEFUL--CoNFORIING.
Epps's Cocoa

BY 2 thorough know edge of tee natlrst
laws which govern the operations ot 0lgesilon
the Fnp properties of we'll selected cocoa, VT.
fals has prov .dfd our break asf tables viihs
deioafsIy Favored beverage winch M - save
dfrious uSe Of such art lies ~ 6iet that cf1-
Sffrutfon nav - Frfd9siiF bnit Nd BniA
strong OF 0ugh - rfs 81 every tendency ~ 5fe-
eaea Hundreds ~ sHbf.e rnaisdIas are feat
frx around rs r-acy fo attack TtereveT fhpTe
is \ vesk point N 10 nay escape many fsf2I
shaff hY keeping ourselves wrli forfeited Win
rrrre h.rof and p~rn-rIv noartehrd frame
-gfvH ~e~rire Gazette
Wede sturT vIfh boiling water ~ mix
SID only in half fpeul8 tiHs og Grocers, la''eieg
rhgs
jAAL0 IT J W. London. England
Telegram-herald., 1890-05-10

Bind bleeding internal ard exterrs
2 -. fsslra. fstu's and rectai ulcers
cured. or I'D paw. Treatment "a .u go
No time .ost from work Hundreds of
references Fxaulratou free Lake
SIDE physicians room - Porter block
1924 Morr8e-zf. Hcurs-a 81 5. a s..
Tuesdsv ard saturday evenings, 9 ~ g.
SUNDAYS. ID to f.
Telegram-herald., 1890-05-10
CHAs HESDEssos


The only true method Of reaoh-E E
Cstsrrh is through the blood Hoo5 :
~arsapsrI Ia. by purifying the blood
removes thc cause Cf tho scase and
permanently cures cstsrrh.
Telegram-herald., 1890-05-10

Never neglect constpated c0ud ton
of the bowels. or serious results sIlTelv
follow. such AZ piles, impure blood snd
many chrome C0mpIs nts- RurtoCs :
P.ood Btfers isthe renedv
Telegram-herald., 1890-05-10
DIR, KELLY'S
GREAT HEALTH SECRET
Or, keIIy'S Caputine.

a new discovery. 1t has been proven
by microscopic examination, that Scalp
diseases and Dandruff are caused by the
Bacilli, or Germ, which burrows stSen
under the scarf skin of the scalp, and
that these diseases ara contagious and
are communicated by persons using the
same hair brush, comb OF towel, or
sleeping in the same bed with another.
Caputine removes this cause and Will
cure all Scalp diseases and Dandrutf,
check the falling out Of the hair, and
increaseo growth, softens harsh brittle
hair, restores faded hair TO natural
color. and preserves the gloss, thus pre-
venting badness and Prematurely gray
hair, Satisfaction guaranteed or money
refunded. Price Sl.O0 per bottle.
FOR SALE BY
PECK BROS. corner Monroe and Diyision-sts
JEWETT NonrOe-st
g. T. HAAN l26 Canal-st
a, STON EHOU LeOnardst
Telegram-herald., 1890-05-10
nETRoIT 9. II. - NLWALME

Detroit express leaflrs ~ r H bee arncr
pariof aad buNff rar attached. aHH evening
e1 urres leaving 1886 u IHs ptf.Hr raf o.
ehed. hese fffIDs aaIr diffni r.uHc Tel .IInn
iu Itrrf Ior aH points Iasf.
farress leaving 81 IHt m has afnff
sleeping car Co. Detroit arrf nE n br.rp4s
~ an
Steamboat express makes direc' connection
~ 20 and Iatru vlrI steamer iHr 81 Hafne.
ThraurI 10 Ira-.f fI.i afs anf ocean afrar
shin ficket- and sleeping car heffls sr.nrel af
H b. AZ A H ONCE = Monroe rl anf ai tha
depot
TNu " IfI n IraHr HaHar.T Detroit
Telegram-herald., 1890-05-10
CITY GARDENS
EoZ 20 Build and SSook . Con-
serVsEOry sor sra

es.zrifyins ths E-ae< f4<a sf H~@ss q
Tesa-Tso siEapls D~slg-s ssE Fs~.t
E.rds - Fau Dss-l4. EsE VIA
do GzsdszA
Telegram-herald., 1890-05-10

DAILY. Al others naiIN - rtpf sunday.
IaAlug effect SUNDAY Iuy la. l-st
Sleeping cars on Pacific aud Atlantic EAf
presses % aud from Detroit ParIof cars ruu
on Day ENprtss aud Strand Rapids Ehpfrs- ia
and from beITNlt. Direct reaurcfI Ioas fuale
a. Detroit vlth al Through trains East. fink-
cts on sale 80 Union Ticket NIce 6T Monroe
81. and az Union depot
FnFn ". BBIG.s. lteu1 Ag't. a5 Monroe est
q. " RUceLfs. a.. p. and j Agt flIcsln.
Telegram-herald., 1890-05-10

WIrdoT gardening dari1< ~ s,~~
rro~ months "a rsie mc-s saeo-ssfui n
r~rlsui tNsn ~ith - o~inz - 1ors
-r-- rer.-e climate. snd hence is - shers
sr---z+ universally pracriced r "a
g rfos .s-eci sllT where spac~ = eccno-
n -es. she buildings So -icse togsShsy
frs- -here "a -ften nc rson for s~en a
scar ~ z~ass 70 be grown. ths sniT
-, - . ,os-->~s - - L.-->< .f
Telegram-herald., 1890-05-10

Look a. these pictures. What Do you want
shoes fuTs 10 look wrll ca the loot. or 10 io0A
Vel when held Ia the haudt
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1890-11-08
Notice for Publication.
AUGUST KICKBUsH.
Register.

Land OGice at Wnusau, Wis, Oct. 20, 1890.
Notice Is hereby given that the following
named settler has filed notice of his intention
to make final proof in support of his claim,
and that said proof will be made before the
L. s. Land Office at Wnusau, Wis, on Nov
%, 1890, viz: Chas w, Russell, II. f. No.
5000 Tor the n, u. n. L. u, Lot 3, See. II,
TYP. 80, n, r. II, East. He names the fol-
lowing witnesses to prove his continuous
residence upon and cultivation Of, said land
viz: John Stypczynski. Andrew BerGsteEd'
William Bonack and +. s. Campbell, all of
Three Lakes, Wis.
A KICKBUSH.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1890-11-08
RECEIVERS SALE.

nv virtue of an order OF the court made in
the above entitled action, on the 18th day
October A. D. 1890, the subscriber, Il recelVf
or, for that purpose duly appointed, will sell
at public auction at tn. mill yard OF Alexand-
or johnston one half mile west OF the village
of EAGLE River Oneida county, Wis. on the
18th day of December, A. d. 1890, at two
o'clock in the afternoon OF that day; the saw
and shingle mill described in the complaint III
this action, and all the personal property be
ing therein and connected Herewith, directed
Inv said order to be sold and situated on the
PREMISES described as follows, 20 wit: Com
mer G NO at the north east cornner OF lot num-
Der Two (2) OF section numbar thirty two
(32) township number forty (f0J norrh
ranpe number ten 90 east Oneida county
Wisconsin, on the bank Of Eagle RIVER, thence
runninp south on the sixteenth line OF said
nertion to the north line of Mud cock 'oa' .,
so called thence west Oh the north line o! Mud
creek road 80 rods, thence NORTH to tee wa
tere edge on the bank OF said Eagle rive r
thence cas- serIy following C.ie mcaNbcriHGs CT
said Eagle river to the place OF beginning.
Dated October 31st. 1890. j. {. Lewis.
Receiver
AlbAn Barnes & COlman,
Plaintiffs Aitv'S.
POST Office address, Eagle Rive, Wisconsin
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1890-11-08
Notice for Publication.
A Kick bush,
Register

Laad Office at Wausau, Wis, Oct 90, 1880
Notice is hereby given that the following
named settler has filed notice of his intention
to make final proof in support of his claim
and that said proof will be made before the [.
s. Land Office at wausau, wis, on Decembe
10 1890, viz Samuel Thompson, HID Entry
No. 5636 for the W II n f. "a and the L y
n W Il OF Sec. 13, ~, N OF r 10 L. He aames
the following witnesses TO prove his cOntinu-
Gus residence upon and cultivation OF said
land, viz; Leonard Thomas, Richard Keesler,
Stephen Aldrch and John Draper, all of State
Line +. O. wis. Any person who desires to
protest against the allowance Of such proof
or who knows Of any substantial reason, un
der the law and the regulations of the Inter
Tor Department, why such proof should not
be allowed will be given an opportunity at
the above mentioned time and place to cross
examine the witnesses Of said claimant, and
TO offer evidence in rehuttal Of that submitted
by claimant.
AUGUST KICKBUsH.
Register.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1890-11-08
Notice for PublicatiO ion.

Land Office at WauSau. October 18th, 1890
Notice Is hereby given that the following
named settler has filed notice of his intention
to make final proof in support of his claim
and that said proof will be made before th;
t. s. Land Office at WauSau, Wis. on Nov
28th 1890, viz; Richard keesler, H'd No
1857, for the $ ~ $ r u OF Sec Z, TIP 42 o
f He names the following witnesses
to prove his continuous residence upon and
cultivation OF said land viz; Leonard Thorn
as A. A. Mosher and Samuel Thomps, n, o.
State Line, Wis.
A Kickbush,
Register
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1890-06-20
Memorial Tribute.

Al regular meeting Of the Woman's Home
and Foreign Missionary society OF ST. Peter =
Lutheran Church Of ShcpherdstOwn, W. Va.
the undersigned committee, appointed 10
prepare and publish suitable memorial ON
the death OF their much beloved President,
Mrs CATHERINE NJ. kEPLINGER, present the
following:
ideuce we are called upon To mourn the de-
partuTe from earth OF one VINO has long been
our honored leader and personal friend; and
WHEREAS, We as Society have lost, and
shall greatly miss, an untiring cO.worker.
beloved sister, and hOnOrtd President, ana
the congregation n devoted member. who
with heart and hand was always ready Tor
every good work; therefore,
Resolved, That mindful OF her falth ana
the promise OF God We VIII soiFo" in hoPe
bowing In humble submission 10 the holy
will OF our loving Father. who knoweth all
and who doeth all things well.
ReSOiued. That while with sOrely chasiened
spirits we think Of her removal, and with
sorrow bedimmed eyes and throbDing hearts
We look back over her useful and hOnOred
life we Will ever cherish her name In loving
remembrance, and seek 10 emulate her
worthy example, and Initiate In our lives the
virtues and Christian graces, that made hers
SO blessed and influential. and marked her
as one who feared the LOrd aud loved His
cause
Resolved, That while We hesitate To lntEude
upon the sacredness OF such grief, We never
theleSs desire to express our sincere Chris
tian affection and sympathy 10 her loving
and sadly Dereaveu family.
ReSOired, That "a copy of these resolutions
be furnished the family of the deceased, and
that publicity be- given them through the
SHEPHERDsTQwN REGISTER and the Lutheran
VISITOR, AID That page OF our minutes be
specially set apart for this record.
Miss ELLA LAMBRGGHT,
Miss BETTE HILL,
Miss VIRGINIA ENrLER,
Committee.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1890-06-20
ALUMNI ANNIVERSARY.

AS the REGISTER went to press on
Thursday of last week, the Alumni
Association was preparing to hold its
anniversary, which took place at
night in the Lutheran Church.
The Association marched from the
College to the church, preceded by
the Silver Cornet Band of this place.
The exercises were opened with music
bv a select choir of the members of
the Association, followed by prayer
by Rev. ID. NJ. Moser, pastor of the
church. In the absence of both the
president and vice-president, Mr..
George w. Banks was chosen to pre-
side. The programme OF exercises
was as follows:
'Lifes Lessons an essay by Miss
Mamie Fleming, was read in a very
pleasant and happy manner by Miss
Ada Brotherton, by request of Miss
Fleming, who was detained in Wash
ington.
Music. by the choir was followed
with the History of the class of 1915
by Charles L. Smootz, who gave an
interesting account of what his TWEEN
ty-eight classmates had been doing
during the past fifteen years, and
wove his remarks into very pleas
ant history, and added to this hap
Ply talk upon the theme, No one
can succeed who has not his heart in
what he undertakes drawing prac-
tical lesson from the various occupa
tions of the different members of the
class and their success in them. OF the
seventeen ladies in the class, fifteen
had married, but the two that are lef
blooming alone are by no means thu
least attractive. The lady that took
"Trip to the Moon" when she grad
uated has found man in it, and nov
she sojourns in fair South Carolina
Of the eleven gentlemen, seven have
married and two are dead. Teachers
preachers, lawyers, doctors, mer
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1890-06-20
Memorial Tribute.

At meeting Of the Alumni Associ-
alton held in College Hall, Thursday
afternoon, June 12th, the following
tribute of respect TO the memory OF
Randolph J. Strider, a member OF this
Association, vas unanimously adopt
ed
1t is with great sorrow that we
learn Of the untimely death OF Ran.
dolph j. Strider, an honored member
of this Association. In his death the
Assc citation has lost a Jealous, earnest,
energetic and useful member; the
College warm and firm friend the
county all upright, faithful and in-
dustrious citizen.
Resolred, That we do hereby extend
to the family OF the deceased our
warmest sympathies and unite with
them in mourning for Il dear friend.
Resolred, That copy OF this pro-
ceeding be sent to the family Of the
deceased.
Resolred, That they be spread upon
our minutes and published in the
papers Of the county.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1890-06-20
COMMUNICATED.

EDITOR REGISTER-As the time approaches
for the fall elections. We are reminded OF the
fact that the next session of the West Vir-
ginia Legislature will be very important
one for the citizens and especially the tax
payers throughout the State. The political
muddle into which the two parties have
been involved for the past two sessions OF the
Legislature has caused many important
measures TO be neglected. and the welfare OF
the people of the State has been entirely
overlooked that the interests Of the two par
ties might have the more attention. Now
that partisan politics has somewhat sim
mered down, and factional fights are at an
end. our representatives In the next leg!Sla-
ture can come down 10 business and give their
undivided attention TO the important legisla-
ton OF which the people stand so much In
need. This being the case, IL now becomes
necessary for the Democrats OF Jefferson
county TO look over the field and select such
men as will represent our county with abtl-
lily and integrity. In doing this We can come
10 only one conclusion, and that Is, that OF
all the representatives that our county has
had in the House OF Delegates for years past
none have made better record for close
attention To business none have worked
harder for the good Of the people of the state
In general and jefferson county In particu.
lar, and none have been more honored and
respected by their colleagues from other
counties ofthe State, than has the Hon. B. ID.
Gibson, who so ably represented Jefferson In
the last session of the West Virginia Legisla-
ture. five judge the future actions Of men
by what they have done In days go ne 10y, we
are safe in saying that Mr.. Gibsc will do
mere and better work In The Legislature than
any other man the Democrats OF Jefferson
can name for that important place.
Being interested in the welfare OF our state
and county, and always anxious 10 see the
honor of old jefferson upheld. II therefore
gives me great pleasure TO announce the Hon,
Braxton Davenport Gibson asa candidate for
reelection TO the West Virginia legislature
subject TO the nomination Of the Democratic
Marty. r.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1890-06-20
The Park at AntIetam.

The following dispatch from Wash
ington, under date of Saturday,
brings gratifying information to the
people of this section
The Sundry Civil Appropriation
bill is being considered in the House
To-day the item for the completion of
the Antietam National Cemetery and
an appropriation of $4,000, to be ex
pended by the Secretary of War in
marking the lines of battle at Ante
tam, and for purchasing sites for
each of the forty-four regular army
organizations engaged in that battle,
the sites to be marked by tablets, was
passed. In securing this approprla-
ton, which will in all probability
pass the Senate since it has gone
through the House, McComas has in
augurated successfully. and by short
cut, which few members would have
tried and if tried would have been
successful, is the beginning of great
national park at Antietam, such as Is
being developed at Gettysburg and
has inst been undertaken at Chicka-
manga. Next week Mr.. McComas
will introduce his bill providing for
such a park. Should he succeed,
Gettysburg and Antietam will become
great historic attractions. Visitors to
these points of interest will go
through Gettysburg Hagerstown and
Sharpsburg.
This suspicious beginning is a
matter Of great moment and value to
Western Maryland. In order to pre-
vent private interests from diverting
it, McComas has provided that the
whole matter shall be under the con
troll of the Secretary Of War, so that
the land thus purchased will remain
under the War Department, as will
the National Battle Park, if finally
established
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1890-06-20

II. l.. SPANGLER'S,
UAGERsTOWN, MD.

We have now on sale 30 dozen of Undrcsscd
az button lengths) Mosqul,sre Kid Gloves at
sl.0O pair.
50 dozen OF and hook one row ombToid-
cred Kid Gloves at 80 cts a pair.
Royal Stainless Black Hose In all sizes aud
qualities. We give card OF stainless darn
Ing cotton with each pair
Pearl-grey, Steel, Drabs, HelIotropc. Plum
Tan and Black Serges. IIenrlettas and Cash
meres. In all qualities. with Velycts and surph
silks TO match.
We are showing beautiful line Of Plalds
and stripe Serges In new colorinRs.
The new \. Y. &. Dress q CHAINS are equal
to the French In style and quality. We offer
them at l2Il cents yard.
We sell a new SILK Gloria Serge sun Um-
brella guaranteed for two years. with all
the late style handles, In ~ aud d inch sizes.
at sl.25. sl.75 and $3.50.
outing Cloth. White Goods, Ihces, Fish Net
for dresses, and complete stock OF RUNNER
Goods now open. Il. l.. sPAN0LER.
y. B.-Mr. lom Richard continues with US
and viii give personal attention 10 order
from any Of bis Virginia friends.