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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
BApY CAnRrAers Fon Sl.9S
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TOMORROW. SATURDAY, FEBRUARY g. 1891,
We WILL INACCURATE THE GREATEST RE-
pUcTIoN SALE OF BABY CARRIAGES THAT
HAS EVER TAKEN PLACE HERE ron YEARS.
WE HAVE SECURED FOR THIS SALE ABOUT
SO CARRIAGES FROM THE LEADING Manu-
FAcrURERs AS LEADERS. AND WE GUARAN-
TEE THE PRICE ON EVERY CARRIAGE MEN
TONED IN THIS ADVERTISEMENT To BE AT
LEAST 20 PER CENT LOWER THAN OUR COM
PETIToRs
OUR STYLES ARE THE LATEST.
OUR MAKES ARE THE BEST.
OUR ASSORTMENT is THE LARGEST.
OUR BARGAIN PRICES.
FULL SIZE RATTAN BODY BABY CARRIAGES.
with strong wheels and steel springs. double braces
and very large body. This Carriage is SOLD BY
OTHER DEALERS FOR IS. OUR PRICE.
sv-sI.ss~
Bleached Rattan Baby Carriages, fully upholstered
in figured damask. standard gear. wooden or wire
wheels good parasol and patent rod. This is a very
large and strong Carriage and in SOLD BY OTHER
DEALERS FOR $50 OUR PRICE.
sg-s49s.Ja
Reed Body Baby Carriages. upholstered n fancy
figured goods with silk plush rolls in back and sides
excellent satin psrssol and patrn. rod. SOIL
BY OTHER DEALERS FOR s1o OUR PRICE.
ss-s6 as "a
This is our challenge assortment. We have about
twelve different styles of Rattan and Cane wound
Carriages upholstered in silk plush and fancy figured
goods. satin parasol. standard gears very attractive
bodies and finished in the best manner. These Car
riazes by other dealers for sla and sl4 Our
price.
sIs9.9S.H
High class cane-wound Rattan Baby Carriages. in
GLIDING many Of Haywood's finest bodice upholstered
in the fines, quality of silk pIush satin parasoi. with
silk lace edge. standard gear hand made wheels
bottoms. all patterns entirely new. The finish and
workmanship Of these Carriages of the very best and
we guarantee them. Sold BY ali other dealers for SIS
and $40. Our price,
eE-sl4. as %
See our sI9 90 Carriages, all OF the finest make.
Nothing better at any price.
We have several special designs which are really
works Of art at
R. GoLDsCHMID.
lOO7-lOOe ST. NV
Observation-Disclosures
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New York sentences men right along now to
death BY eiso ireeution, but the sentences are
never carried out. As vet electric companies
are bigger than the Law in New York
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-02-27

ssnator ingalls, can never really have fun
WITH the farusrs' Alliance party until he be-
CONES The great editor Of "a Opposition news
paper.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-02-27

Civil Engineer Pesry Of the navy proposes
TO walk 20 the north pole. those who have at
tempted ~ ride there having failed. The
Walking Is not good, but the explorer is hope
full
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-02-27

The View York Mad aaj Esr~sss inds in tine
recent editorial fatal shooting ARRAY in Column
bus, Ohio, the logical outcome II Sunday icur
nalie1.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-02-27

he cold day for the majority In the House
has begun to be felt
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LACE CURTAINS. Poar1rRrs AND
DRAPERIES
Table Gowns, TIDES. STAMPED

LIABLE COVERS, I1D1Es. STAMprD
LINENS. ETC.
e.. 80 GA Chenille Covers in new and beau
II Down Pillows, China silk covered tSc each
81 - and 81. 3S Hand-paintcd and Fancy
trimmed Head Rests tour styles Csc each
Csc. China Silt AMI Boltiny Cloth End Scars,
.usN eacn
SIC. and 4Sc. T.-inch Stamped Linen Bureau
5!c. 12-inch Drawn Work AMI Frinxed All
Round Bureau Scarfs. a9c each
U.s.. and f5c. Fins Linen Bureau Scarfs.
drawn work and kno.ted fringe borders 81. each
3Sc. aud 4Sc. Satin DaInask Tray Covers each
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A GENUINE Cur IS PErcEs Ok
+ $$EErf? ##H # :. = ssssss' ssss
I oo + Il "a Nj ssss
OWN MAKE OF
T T f. f. III III + :,
r K I UU 4 rs ( ssss

We have adopted the cash system Of doing busipe~u
We pay spot cesh for all tina; we buy making eyery
discount. which enable. 70 sell you for cash at
lowest pricss. ~ there loses In doing q cash
business.
No. 3. Waterproof Csnvas-overed Trunk STEEL
CLAMPS two fulllcnyfh hardwood Stats All around
body Sood lock- bolts and hinges extra frame camys
deep tray.
:s-.n. 3o-ln. 3e-in. 34-in. ssin. asau. .o,..
ss $3.50 "a s45o Is s575 % 80
No Z. Waterproof Canvascovered Trunk full azs
four hardwood Stats top. two around body steel
CLAMPS, four extra frame CLAMPS, bottom deeper
tray with covered bonnet boz. e. e. 90 o. Cd So
81. ss.55. $3.50.
CLAMPS. hardwood ceats top bottom and sides lsrrs
size bolts. Victor lock. iron bottom. two trgys hnru
lined ali tronVh. The cheapest Two-tray Linen lined
Trunk in the market. $3.50. o.. O.. 10 $3.50 ss2s
el0. Ell.
No. 2. Waterproof oAnvas-covsrei Trunks. sxsu
heavy steel CLAMPS brass Excelsior lock better grade
canvas linen lined two trays. extra quality throush.
out. s7.50 ss.2i. ~. %. "a. $40. 80. sia sl35O
No. I. Waterproof Csnvss-cOver-d Trunk A .uu~r,o~
Trunk in every respect BY all odds the l-~t Tru.h
OF this style made anywhere. 81. sl0. eli sl2 oll
si@.J tl6
GENUINE LEATHER COVERED TRuxxs
No. q. arood sized Trunk. hard wood sls,s ON q,
and body. and hard wood cheats ON lotion iruu bot
boz. The cheapest iron bottom l~.fb~r ,ras. m.s.'
.'tin. :s-in. D-in- Rim. 344n. 3eia.
ss.so q ssE 90 se5 C1
No ~ ssssfora. isnxer size with eomp~rru,ruf m
top deeir hat box. and linen roups tm~ufst
Inca hned AL through &C. so.so. s..2s. "a % %.
No. g. Saratoga, standard s,,. am. ,,,,..,,.,....
az lest nen'ioned. Victor lock aper side toiss "a
LINZ :; essssr asds trunk all through ss.G esS.
K..
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E 4. ~ I'll ::
{: :: / HEs. e. St AT ::;AEE, +. T.
M1Lr.1SERY.

We take this opportunity Of announcing our Spring
Opening of Millinery. We have engaged Miss La
Brrnase. gh-las designer. who will be in charge.
also a force of competent trmmers. Our aim will be
more than to turn out first stylish millinery
at our usual popular prices. We showing q pro-
fusion OF Hats. Ribbons. Flowers, Trimmings &C,
at prices much below any in the city.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-02-27

Connecticut fueitirss from justice need no,
hasten to Canada Nee York furnishes cities
of ssfags close at hand
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-02-27

Mr.. Chris. Magee Of Pittsburg il hhs;y TO
biesssH into the full glory Of . national polisi-
clan.
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BnoDHrAps WoxpEnruL BaneArss.

stock Il sACRIfIcE
Our DRESS GOODS. Including SILKS, vELvETs
and sAllNs AT rrsiurtoA fvv1n Is to ~ per cent
WINIER yNDEnWkARf for Latiss osnsiemen and
BTISKEfs and coNFoRrABLEs a. 20 Per cent
TABLE LINN, IQwkLs snd NAPKINS, pur.
chased Prior to the tariff hill, lower than ever
l04 rnblsached standard hhesttnx. ne.
lons,iAle IAnlbEv shd wsmsuts. Cotton, 1Qfc.
sQrh % opportunity 70 secure 0kEAf BAR6AlN8
~ ~ ~ 1A'ss''S&S SH224sb : o.. COZ "a
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-02-27

We have set to work TO do this
coming season the largest shoe
business ever done by any WASH
ins:oa house.
We are first in the field with new
spring footwear.
For variety OF styles, durable
qualities and exceptionally low
prices We are prepared TO eomreta
with any shoe man On the face of
the globe.
Come tomorrow AMI see the
many new aud pretty styles we
are showing.
Tomorrow's special offers:
Corkscrew Cloth Top Fine Dom
sola yamp Sp-inr Heel Button,
With diamond shaped tips, durs-
bic dress shoe. Misses sizes. IL
to-. at $50. Child's sizes. sto
1O1s. At SIS.
ladies' Hsnd-turncd Feather
weight Fine Button Boots, ms
styles Of toes. 2 heights of heels,
plain or tipped. Tomorrow.
s..a5.
Boys and Youths New style
Button and Laced Shoes. very
neat and always reliable.
Only s1.2J.
Gents Seamless vamp Taciless
Calf Shoes.
Laced.
Button or
Congress.
Equaiinr the many advertised
81 Shoes.
ocrprice. s1.a5.
With increased force OF sales
peop'e We now hore,orivs every
one :,,e most careful attention.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-02-27
CONTINUATION Or AsyrvERs.RY SALE
IN BOYS CLOTHING DEPARTMENT

CONTINUATION OF ANNIyERsARY SALE
IN BOYS CLOTHING DEPARTMENT.
NEW SPRING Kills.
AT THREE DOLLARS AND SEVENTY FIVE
CENTS.
Line OF Dark Gray Atwood Flannel Kilt
Suits-sailor blouse waists-collars and cuffs VI
navy blue. Sizes ~ 10 j years.
-e3. 81 each
AT THREE DOLLARS AND sErEyTY-FTv
CENTS.
Line Of Navy Bue Flannel Kilt suits-ssilor
blouse waists-trinlned collars AMI curs-per-
feet fitting. Sizes , to ) years.
so 80 each
AT FOUR DOLLARS AND TwEyTF-FTyE
CENTS.
Line Of An-wool Navy Blue Twilled Flannel
Kilt Suits-yest fronts-collars and cuffs
OF light gray-Pockets and belts to match.
Sizes 8 TO years.
"a p each
AT FOUR DOLLARS AND SEVENTY
FIVE CENTS.
Line OF Atwood Fancy Plaid Kilt Suits
vest fronts-perfect lit and fnsh-sizes 3 tod
years.
"a 80 each.-
AT FOUR DOLLARS AND sEvRyrY-
FIVE CENTS
Line of Fancy. Mixed Flannel Kilt Suits
vestfronts-skirts to match vests-very stylish
sizes 3 to years.
"a. - each
AT FIVE DOLLARS AND FIFTY CENTS
Lot Of Atwood French Cheviot Kilt SUITS
the very latest noveties-Sailor and Jacket
styies-sizes TO years,
-s5.J0, g. 90 and O.. 90 each
full line Of the latest spring novelties In
Boys and Children's Hats aud Caps.
-2.,c. To e. 20 each.-
Third floor. 10th street building
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larre Rattan Rockes~ 80
Solid Asa and Cherry shakesI-are Tables. -,
Ash tnttnN fan~- ~
Cold s;ipTled Lava Cusrdor~ -,
Heavy Cut Crystal Nut Bow. $500. -,
Crystal IunhieTS, with ensravcl hand .,
Combination silver1ne Mhisk Holders. with
japanese Lacquer Oval B~al Trays ............ lss
Williams Black Ink. bcttcs .....-.......... g.
Heavy Nick-l-Tats Cuspiurs .............. far
Sh''s brushes. worth .c.. for l.s
slhs faT"r 40
''rnduateA Oar; Measures ............... o.
csNd hu iisIe, cf bottse. 3,
oea.'h Hand-i'@lnt~a and ,iold-lined Rrrc.hin
ai'a ana Saul er~. ..-.... fr
New D~orAtea and Gold lined bone Di-lIes e.
hand-decorsted and Goid-lined porr-lain ws-r
Pitchers. worth a. ........ ..... ~,
Square saape De,oruied China saucers FOR 90 -
each floral Decorated ANA cold anisied China
CUPS. Sancers ami Plates. 81 "a
lAfH~ ctno hrnsies ................. a..
silveTine Nirror Dressing Gases ............. ~
lr-e 'iutie- So
squsre Tin Bread puns. -
$3.50 iie>.-. lt'
Sos. Bottles Bes; Machine OH .............. u
Jus an a'o brush lfss
HeaNs s'eel-hlhae Chopping KniNes-.......-... -,
crystal o,ass oil Crue;s. -. ....... La.
Lave MsioiicA Water Pitchers. ............. 10
Decorated Nest Dishes ......... ......... u,
Eng.ish China Decoruiei Tea sets o. -
ficral DeNraied English China Dinner sets
only .......... ....... ......- 80 -
Elegant New Share Hand paiii-s and Gold -eige
i"ie' Se'- 81 -
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-02-27

CRowps Or Buyers Ar The
GREAT BANKRUPT SALE OF
800 7TH ST.. CORNER OIL.
The opportunity is yours This sale. as before
explained is being conducted solely for the purpose of
selling quickly possible the entire stock of the
old arm Of Howell Murray. who have always main-
tanned reputation dealers in the very best grade.
of Shoes made.
The question that concerns the buyer. in fact the
only question Necessary discuss the question OF
prices To pract test this question you must in
vestigate the Inducements offered by this sale Don't
truth substantially placed before you.
Every pair Of Ladies' Shoes must 20.
Every pair Of Mems Shoes must go.
Every pair Of Children's Shoes must 20.
All Odd Lots Of Shoes mus. be closed ont and the
price the very leas. consideration. We Claim to be
selling this stock ruinons prices. We wan, to
prove claim TO your satisfaction.
If you the hunt for bargains in foot wear keep
your eyson
feg1-3t 300 .TH ST. CORNER OIL
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-02-27

We have set TO work 70 do this
coming season the largest shoe
business ever done by any WASH
inStoa house.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-02-27

Come tomorrow AMI see the
many new aud pretty styles we
are showing.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-02-27

VELVET TULIPS in all shades. IL ina
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CHHfSANTHEMCMs. Shades. White, Pink
Crimson. Yellow, Heiio,ropc. in a
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CONTINUATION Or ANNIVERSARY So
IN TABLE COVER AND TIDY DEPARTMENT
AT SEFEyTY-FTVE CEyTS
lot of Surah Silk Head Rests in all the lat
art color3-hand painted.
-s5c. each
ATONE DOLLAR
lot OF Surln silk Head Rests in the cho:
art colors-hsnd painted-ruffe edge.
I'll. 90 each
The good effect of q Mantel IAmbrep 10
never appreciated until you hsye plaSDne
upon a hare unsi2htly mantcl.
AT THgGTf-yISE GEMS.
I lot of Felt ami Tapestry LanDreqhsi in
Garnet. Blue AMI Gold-2H yards long
--:Es. each
AT STKTr-kfyE CENTS
lot OF Plush and Tapestry Lambreeui In
Garnet. Blue and Olive.
&c. each
t2d aoor "a annexD
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CONTINUATION Or ANxrvERsARr SAIL
IN GLOVE DEPARTMENT.
TONE DOLLAR
Misses Biarritz Gloves in Tans and Browns,
-sLO0 q pair
AT ONE DOLLAR AND FTFTEEy CENTS
LADIES' 4-button Real hid Gloves in Tsns,
Browns and Black,
Al Is pair
AT ONE DOLLAR IND FIFTY CENTS
Our spring importation of ladies' .i-Uutfon,
Pinked Wrist. Imperial" Real Kid Gloyee
in 1ans. Browns. Modes. Grsys and Black,
--$lJ0 pair
(First floor. ll.h street building)
CoNrrsUArroS Or ANNIVERSARY SALE
IN DRuGGiSrS SUNDSJEs DEPARTMENT.
AT THfRTY-ETFE CENTS.
The very best Triple Extracts, made expressly
for Woodward & Lothrop. in Violet. White
Rose. Blue Bells, Capitol Bouquet. White 1
II.l,, r..
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-02-27

With increased force OF sales
peop'e We now hore,orive every
one t.ie most careful attention.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-02-27

VELVET ROSES. with Bull and Leaves
Shades. Red, Pink. Lavender. Blue, Hello
trope, Yellow. Gray. Green. Shaded Pink
and Crimson. Only y.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1891-11-20
Order of Publication.
Mary Glare Kelley, Admin y, 5u
istratIiX. Il b. IL. c. ia. OF In ~ thr Tti
Benz. +. Kelley. lt%'n,rt ~ ro,

Mary Glare Kelley, Admin M 5u rorit,.
istratIiX.d Il b. IL. e. /. Il. OF In iLn t;iirci,it
H'"J' ~, n.y. COurt for Gar
John q. Kelley and others iV'' o""''S' 'i"
The object of this suit is to obtain Il decree
of this t'Our assuming cuntrO. of the trusts
set out in the will ~ Bcni. T.. Kelley. dr''d,
and directing his real estate in Garrett county
to be sold. and the proceeds invested as di-
rected by said will.
The bill states hat Benjamin F. Kelley died
on the 10th day of July, 1891, leaving a will in
which he directs John g. Kelly. his executor,
to sell all his real eSti tc. consisting of two
farms in said county, and invest the proceeds
and thereafter complete certain trusts i'll rcla-
ton to the same named in said will; that
said executor renCunccd his eXecu'orship
and the complainant was appointed admins
TRAITOR d. b. n. c. I. a, and that she is . hene-
iciary in said trusts; that the other benetl
ciariOS are Isabella kelloy. Isabella McIlwain
now the wife of David B. Mcllwain, and
Mary j. Sullivan, all Of whom are of age and
all non-rcsidents, and that Isabella Kelley is
insane.
T"e bill then prayS for decree assuming
control of said trusts in said will, directing Il
sale of said real estate for the purposes named
in said will, for an order of publication
relief
1t is thercupon this 3rd day of October 1891,
by the circuit court for Garrett county sitting
in equity ordered that the complainant, by
causing copy of This order to be published
in some newspaper published in Oakland,
Garrett county, Md, for four successive weeks
before the 5th day OF November, 1891 give no.
tice to said absent dcfent ants Of the objects
of this suit, and waning them to be and ap-
pear in this co IT on or before the 2Oth day OF
November 1891, to show cause, If any they
have. why Il decree should not be passed as
prayed. .
True copy-test:
+. H. TOWER, Clerk. 324
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If You Want to Save Money!.

60 to the only cash store in the
county, to buy dry goods, notions,
wraps, blankets, &c. Hdrmlson &
Hills store. IN the Bishop building.
just west Of the railroad crossing,
IN Oakland, is the same celebrated
cheap store that was here last sum-
mer. You can save fully one. fourth
in any kind of dry goods, and much
more in wraps. a splendid WOODEN
wrap for ladies from So up. Som,
full length and very warm children's S
garments at Il sacrifice Any time
till Christmas these special bargains
can be had. Come and see what
bargains are.
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NUMBER 3e.
CONSUMPTION CURED.

An old hAS clan, ie iICd I'm IIHctice,
having had placed in his hands hy an fast
lndip missionary the formula ot 81 stint le
vegetable remedy for The sp, cdy and q MT
nent Gu cot CnuSumrti, II BrnnchitiS' aIH,lh,
\SthnIa ana Ill t. rOat and Lung Affections
also positive" and radical cure To- N"l us
Dehili'N and all Nervous Complaints AT rr
having tested its wondt riul cur"tivr - Wrrs
in thousands uf cases has fult il his duty 10
max" II kWown io his suffering tt,l'w VS..
Actua' cd by this motive ~ d 1t dC sire ir re-.
tIeNC human suffering. | will send, iT, T. of
chaf2". 10 all WHO dcSi,G il this er' il I IN
German. French or English, with ful dttcr-
tion> ior pr pairing and using Seut hN mHil
hv addressing with Slau.p. naming this pHl or.
y. Y. - lv
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Selbysport.

asr. luz 4do HoS -pesslus lA4sabuldh- ms
das has come at last. Our good old
farmers can't do without bacon.
John ". Frazec. J. NJ. Kcssler.
j. A. Durham. W. A. Selby 10,
mas Frazee. Sam'l I. Bowling, JAS
per Fike and Jasper Frazec are out
on businass trip to Oakland.
Prof. S. IL. Ryland was a caller
on II. NJ. Frazee, the 10th. We
think the Professor intend to di-
vide our school here before the va.
cation begins. Our school commits
sioners and trustees are like the
neighbor who had his horse stolen
locked the door when the horse
was gone.
Rain. snow and very cold wave
dropped on our village the 18th.
The last rose of summer is gone.
We hear Mr.. Jonas Frazec telling
some Of his patrons ho would have
Il car load Of salt to arrive on or
about the 25th, and he would re,
duce prices below his present ones.
Good for Jonas ; we think 81. 10 for
salt below zero.
d. II. Shank, manager of the A.
knabb & Co, stavc mills. moved,
the 18TH, to his new residence at
Mannor Land Station. We are sorry
to lose Mr.. Shank and family.
The Raccoon Hunting Club Of
Allegheny, Pa, pulled up stakes on
the 10Th. The club is made up of
Ahegheny's best business men and
citizens, who are named below ::
Frederick Herman. banker Jacob
Herman, capitalist Jas. Long,
president oil exchange; Gilbert Pa
len, ice broker John Kuhn, pres
id9nt grain exchange; Jas. Rother-
meal, phrenologist Chas. Rother-
meal, eX-mavor John Fruit, pres
ident cigar manufacturing exchange
Robt. Elcorne, Of the Plnkerton
detective agency; Giles Lightcap,
proprietor of the Morgan House :
Thos. Donaldson, president Allie
gheny EXcayating Co.; Jos. Shook,
of Shook Bros, proprietors of the
Park House Iron Works Doctor
Frank Hickman, Rev. Chas. Shen-
dell. \ number of the above gem
tlemen are professional hunters and
they supposed they need not fear
any Of the wilds of Maryland. DIR.
Herman and Rev. Shendell, not be-
ing acquainted on our hills, got
lost. and came near losing their
lives. They had bagged quitea nice
lot of small game, and when night
overlook them. they had to lay out.
They were soon attacked by cata-
mounts, and had they not had the
presence of mind to climb up Il
small sapling, they would soon have
been torn to fragments,
We wonder who it was who wrote
an anonymous letter to THE RE-
PUBLICAN from here making quer-
les in regard to certain things. Per-
haps it was sixteenth century mer-
chant who is jealous Of one who
advertise and pays the printer every
time he renders his bill. Come
again, dearest.
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Inc ouner made no reply. tic passed
his arms beneath Sallie's body and raised
her as easily as if she were an infant.
The swamp lay on the left Of the road,
at distance of thirty yards. Thither.
with his burden, the man directed his
steps. Keppel gazed after him, bptli;d
not follow, not divining his f3lrpcsS.. F
AS the man approached the margin Of
the swamp he clasped the dead body
more closely to his breast. He was now
partly vciled from Keppel's eyes by the
bright green foliage that grew luxuri-
antly in this spot. The black, still water
reflected the warm hues of the afternoon
sky. Quickly AMI with strange agility
the man leaped from one quaking hum
mock of turf to another, until he was far
out in the deepest part of the swamp.
One more leap he gave; the water splash
ed upward and then closed over him and
that which he carried. The ripples
widened out and died away, and all was
as before.
Keppcl turned toward the house The
level sun shone full upon it and upon a
figure standing on the veranda Olympia
was alive
EryD
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FIRE INSURANCE

Having added another first-cIass company
10 those represented by me. am now pre-
pare to write policies on all kinds of proper.
ly on short notice and at reaS nable rates.
Special inducements and rates given on
dwelling houses and farm property.
Insure your property in good companies
those authorized by la to do business in the
Siate and save trouble in case of fire.
The only licensed Fire Insurance Agent in
Garrett county, authorized to write policies.
3lItI f.. 4. THAYER.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1891-11-20

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81 do not know, Dot. l found this
basket in the hall. In it was this child,
quietly sleeping, as she is now. And not
word of explanation. Icannot under
stand. Can you lift this veil of mystery
the least bit, Miss Dot%'
Telegram-herald., 1891-08-21

DROBATE 0RDFR-State of Michigan coun-
ty OF Kent, IS. AT u session Of the Probate
Court for said county OF kent. held at the pro-
bate once. In the city OF Grand Rapids. on the
sth day OF August. In the year one thousand
eight hundred and niDety-one.
Present. Cyrus 4. Perkins. Judge OF Probate.
In the matter of the estate Of
NELLIE VAN BUkEk. . mentally tncom-
petent person.
Phiia i. Hamilton. guardian Of said Nellie
Van Buren,. having rendered to this Court her
nual guardianship account.
1t Is ordered that Monday. the eth day OF
September. ~ at ten O'Clock In the loren oon. az
said probate Office. be appointed for the ex-
animation and allowance Of said account.
And il Is further ordered. thar copy Of this
order be published three successive weeks
previous TO said day Of hearing. in the TILE
GRAN-HEsALp. daily newspaper printed and
circulating In said county OF Kent.
CYRUS Il. PERKINS, Judge of Probate.
"a true copy1
ApoLpH B. Nj Asox. Register. Fri sept