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DLAS rERERS' INTERNATIONAL UNI.
IL ON, Of North America, Headquarters Boston,
CEAs. McL.AE PresideLI.
A. TEssAST, First Vice President, Albany, N. Y.
I. HOGAN, Second Vice President, chir ago, III.
JOSEPH CRAIG, General Secretary, Portland, Maine.
EDWARD GALLAGHER, Treasurer. srookly, ~
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BUFFALO, N. Y.-Union No. .
- meets tn first Wednesday in each month a.
the Of Ellicots and Huron streets In Apollo
Hall Samuel Leary, president. $50 Walnut street.
Br' an Czny, vice president. Phil WeisenheimeT
recording secretary. G. H. schwenk, 6H,ncial secre-
tsry. Henry 10 4, treasurer. Henry Schaster, Or
inteIpI eter Board of Directors &C. W. Rleirl,
Loe Oh, Lcrenz B-ckstein, henry Sch4ger. David
Shelter, corresponding secretary, box 27lO.
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HEADQUARTERS CIGAR MA

EADQU AhIEHS' CIGAR MA
IL kers' International Union Of America, ToLRDO
Ohb. Address Of Executive Board:
Fred. Bile. d. President, ~ Monroe street, Toledo
edo.
John ". Levine, 1st Vice President. Drawer 20 Of
taws Illinois.
David Shelter, I'd Vice President. SIG Michigan st.
Buffalo. NY
Tnomss J. Birch, Secretary. 1Ol7 South 9th street
Phladeldhia, Pa.
W@. J. UmnOn, Assistant 8 cretary, box 275
CIeve and Ohio
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RRICKLAYERS' UNION, NO. 9

= Of Kentucky, meets every TUESDAY evening, q,
No S2l Scott Street, between Third and FOURTH Gov
ngton. A. J. Abbott, President A. Ambrose Vic
President H. Ovefwine, Treasurer; y. L. DWrge
Financial Secretary WIN. r. Mar in. Recordiag Sc
eretary Address Vim. r. Martin. P. D. Box $50, Gov
ngtOn, Kentucky.
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TOLEDO, OHlO-Union No. As
meets on the first Monday evening in ca h month.
p j. ConlI-k, pres. Fred blend vice nres 1aora
Dorsn. treasurer. Fred shulrz, financial secretsry
go. waller, recording sec JAS Pattison. col, W.
Drawer 70. ~ 80
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OIGAR MAKERS, PROTECTIVE UNION

4 NIUAh MAhEhO' FhU IEO NV II UNIV
~ OF CHICAGO, meets the It VEDsEsDAT
EVENING" Of Each Month. st Lombard Block, Monroe
street, betW Cl'rk and Dearborn IS. Henry En-
gelhart, president. M. H. Dbos, bonding rec
Rotary Drawer 603S. Chicago.
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ATACHINISTS' AND BLACKSMITHS
vi UNION, NO. l, Of Ohio, mrets First and Third
NoSrAY NIGHT OF every month. at hAlf-Past
o'clock, P. NJ, st Iron MouIders Hall, ee West Eiff
Street, Cincinnati.
r. p. b. AFFORD, President
d, y. DIxoE Corresponding Secry.
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SUFFIELD, CONN.-Union No. %
~ meets on the hr-t Saturday Of every month ,wn
Hall. / ank Gruendler, pres. Ge.rg= ". Watkins
vice pres. David Guv, treas. George Hurst rec 6n
and cor. Sec, Vest Suffeid, Conn.
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MINERS UNION.-N LSON.
NA VILE, athens Count, Ohio-H ck'nE Valley
Miners Union meets every Saturday In the Miners
Han Thomas B. Teeter, president. Thom,s BA~k
vice president. Samuel Buzz, permanent secretsrN
hn Giles, recording SEC eIsry. Thomas sfeperd
treasurer. William Jones and Henry sPuries CORES
pondug secretary.
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EVANSVILLE, WIS.-Union No.
- 100 meets the nrst SATURDAY. evening Of each
n"rt Lappin's Hall. J. x. Stei berg pres Charles
Ebert rec sec aud treas. Walter CHM, I'm aud cor
sec, drawer ll5.
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PATTERSON, n. Union No 4

PATTERSON, n. Union No. 40
meets the second Tuesday Of each month At the
corner Of Broad and West streets. j. B. Ball pr-sI-
dent. Gala. her. vice president. Eugene McCar-
Thy, secretary, box 5S4 Aus.in Allen, treasurer.
II lNGSTON, n. Y.-Union No. So
IN meets on tire d rst Monday OF each month at Z
an Green st. John ~ " mmiLg', pres Geo BfinkS
vice president. David b Rose, recording and hnan.
sial secretary. Henry WAGNER, treasurer JOHN Nil
Ter, corresponding secretary.
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A LBANY, n. Y-Union No.
n meets the second Thursday Of each month at
Mouders' Hall, is State st. ia Ward, pres, 81 Ls~-
renee ct. Ju iuS Psa, vice pres. 2. " B sws nm
responding ana riding secretary. No 10 letters It
Peter McHale. 6uNnciu secretary ~ DelaSare street
D vid Hunter, treasurer.
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TOCRNEYMEN PLASTERERS' ASSO
- CITATION, Of CincT NATL mt cts every other ThrIs
lay evening lro0 MOulder, Union Hall ~ WesI Eni
Street. All Communications should be adir.sss th
Corresponding Secretary, l59 West Front stre-t.
D. A. LII. Sec JOINS CAsET. Plee.
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CARPENTERS AND JOfNERS' UNION
~ NO. T. OF Albany, ~ r., meets at "a Stare s-reet
every luesday evening OFFcERs--P. CoLENAK Pre-
silent; Thos. stevens, Vice President; James Wren
n Vice President; James Lee, Treasurer; r. ona
logan, Rec Sec; Thomas LanahAn, Pin See. Jane
BroIey, Assist nj; John X. Finch, Locai Deputy Post
ofioe box. 90, Albany, N. Y.
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CANTON, ILL.-Union No. I2O meetson tie
- first Thursday evening Of each month. Cbas i
Maine, pres !. v. Dean, vice pres. Chas II s.xtnn
smith, co. sec. box Gil.
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RRICKLAYERS' NATIONAI

Y X . Il i A 7 E Il s NAIION al
- UNION. Seventh Annual Session Gill be reid In
albany, N. v, commanding the second Nc Eday In
January, 1872. Any n brieklaYers may org ADisr
union and obtain charter, psyutn ut If s. Escn
union Is entitled To three delegates Further infOr-
nation will be fu nshed oy ad rssng the secretary
Meredith Moore, Pretide : 1873 Montgomery street.
oyrHcuse, y. Y. Alfred Martin, vice president box
as, Covngson, KY. Chas. H. Kill delesaie st large,
HS4 n. East at, Indianapolis Ind. Walter B. D.b>on,
treasurer, 5s7 IA sth street, Washington, ID. O.
samuel A. Steel, vice sec ia Webster Pttsburg
"a John ". Browning, sec, IS Grove st New York
oity.
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WARREN, PA.-Union No. I22 meets
w on the first saturday evening Of each month n
Sangerbuud's Hall Henry Frese pres VIM Hart
mann, wee pres. GerAarut Meyer, rec and flo SIC
John KraI p, treas. Henry Dirks, door keeper Perd
kuscher COR. Sec, box To-.
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n ARPENTERS & JOLNERS' Ma
~ IIONAL UNION. Headquarters, Philadelphia.
Pa WV, MowsRAY, PresIutDt, 30 North siHth Street.
PniladsPhia. Pa. VIZ J. JEssUP, Secretary. IL dor.
lolh Street, New York city, N. Y.
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TRADES DIRECTORY
IRON holders INTERNATION-

n
Il al UNTON-HesG quarters, incrnr All, Dido
VIZ. sAEBu, PrssidsnI, lock box lO4s. Ctseinnau.
0niU
Peter J. Mssney, Treasurer. 50 summit street.
Brooklyn NY
William Bradley, Recording Secretary. boz lse
Newport, Kertueky
James Carroll, first Vice President, New York city
ThoUas Walsh, Second Vice President, s. Louis,
Mis- nj
william Hayes, Third vice President, Bri~geport.
Conn
Jvhp DAuce Fourth vice PRECEDENT, Toronto. Ont
NJ ATIONAL LABOR UNUN-lRGAN
~ August goth. ls66-Hea iquarters Detroh
Mich RICE ARD TREvELIIcK. Pr sidrnt.
los 6riuw. VI rses, Detroit
CONRAD KUHN, First vice President. New YoIk.
MAS. k. u. q. WILLARD, Cf icagn, III.
J. ". BR"vSIso, Sec, s. Grove street, New York.
W. PHELPs. Treas, IL Washington St., New HI
ven, Conn.
NJ ATIONAL TYPOGRAPHICAL q NtUr
~ -HeAd0uartera, New ORLEANS. La william
Hammond, OF New Orleans. pres. Thomas Willard, o.
Albany first vice pres. John H. 0'DonDel. ~ Boot
second Vice pres. John Collins. Of CinennAti-P. o.
box 2S46-ree. and treas MIss August ewis OF
New York, cor. sec. q Duane street Me- Y"rS.
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INDIANAPOLIS, IND.-Uniou No.
l. 80 meets on the nr.t Tuesday Of every month, at
Niler's Hall, South Delaware street. JOan Jacques,
presdent jacob Meyers, vice president Mike schuek
secretary Frank Boyle, secretary
John FIake tire sure All. A. Andrews, correspond
ing secretary, lock boz Is.
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DETROIT, MICH,-Cigar Maker

DETROIT, MICH.-Cigar Make~'
- UNION. No p, Of the CITY OF Detroit meet. On
sne nrS and third FRIDAY ctevery month at the La
Iayette HAIL Gratot rect. Detroit John OCaIIaahan
pres, box GA: II. J. Michael. vice pres Thoms. M
DoAn' Iecoralne secretary. Anthony Kruger nnan.
cili secretary Stephen Howell, treasurer Frank H
OH. corresponding secretary, box SIS
NORWICH, n. Y.-Union No. 13
:, ~ meets on the first Saturday Of each m nth a,
M'cnanic tai South Man street. P. p Treadwen
pres, OoA so DAn Camp ELL vice pres F. j. schorn
sec., box III. Harvey Hamilton. treas.
T .OU1SVILLE CIGAR MAKERS
~ Union, No. 50, meets every second and f,pr,b
" wednesday IN each month, . Beck Hall JeT.rson
street, between 1st and I'd. A q Strauss. President
II Jacobs, Vice President A HeIircn, Recording
secratarJ Booher, Financial Secretary Charles
schwArts, Corresponding Sec, box IS. Maurer,
treasurer.
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OOLDWATER, MICH.-Union No

III meets on the second Tuesday Of every month
at Michigan Southern Hotel. August ScheI.nd presi
aent Monroe NJ BRAY, vice president. August sche.
retary, P. o. drawer6. -
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CIGAR MAKERS,


lOl meets on the second Tuesday In every month Al
union Hall, LAG Newark avenue. J. B. Rice
o. Zeigler, Treasurer. Morris JACOB, Vice President
Abe LlvingMon SEQ 0reenvIe. Hudson Co N I
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CHICAGO IRON MUULDERS' UNION
~ No. q, meets at iron Molders' Hall, 155 South
CLARK street Friday q ~ O'Clock
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VA-Uuion No. 70

TROY, N. Y.-Union No. 8 meets
Il on the laa Friday Of each month at ALorl HslI
corner Of Congress and River streets Ihvs. Eath,
president. Henry Connors, vice president. George
Smith, recording secretary Frederick EchhclZ, hnan
cia secretary. Louis Schneider, treas. Peter Cady.
corresponding secretary. P. O box lu2.
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MASS.-Union No

~ 49 meets the frat Tuesday OF eacL month, at
he Springfield Houee No. IL West State street Chas
HoItx president. Lawrence Samuels, recording sec
Tetary nd treasurer. E. Duncan, corresponding and
nDancial secretary, lock box 4.
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WESTFIELD, MASS.-Union No.
" % meets on the FIRST Tuesday in each mouth ~
R'rge's Hall. Henry LzE-rus, President henry Allen
Vice President. John COsDeil Treasurer q.
Heidenriech, rec sec. O. NJ Adams, FLU. ard cor.
box So
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PROVIDENCE, IL. Union No %
l. meets on the first Tuesday Of each onth in Lee
tsrs ALL ll6 oransroa street. Owen L. LeAck, Priest
dent. r, Fowler, Vice President. John A. schrine,
re .surer Geo Jesupn, Recording Secretary. p J
Ncshea, Financial and Corresponding Secretary, No.
% High street.
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zen pon &suten it, pie mebrGbriRentbuut
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frempen &ebern NIT ilnplt@em 8eifptet
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6amilien @obnuns uuf iol&en @runb
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@eesn, bob, perlteb er, POI. Miran,on &C.
fol0t pos 3imuer.
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3estun9s 8efeee Der 0er+ &taaten

@enn Abunnenten lire 3eitun8 nt9t abbtRel-
In, 70 wiro anssnummen, ba6 PC etefebs fertjube.
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p<rpsn, pbne sab alle Rldlfdnpe be3ablt fnb.
B.nns sbennen.en unterlalen, ibre 3ettungen
ssn >sr veRpffee ab3ubolsn, }e lnb ilt satar ner.
anttpsrtlid. bis Ve tb1e san3e Hs9nnn0 be3ablt
unb biz 3eituno abbtiteQ taben.
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fee abaubulsn obne bteelbe teaablt ~ babsn, pirb
ale ahR9ti&tr Bsrue anseiettn.
Nky bre, Nummern elmer 3eitun9 anntmmt.
phs als Abonnsnt anetiebtn unb bat fur btttlbe
y bs3ablen. y.
3t'tnastn lnb IN BEN County, no Re 8eerudt
ptrbsH, Ssrtofrst.
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Grfer 8anb.
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Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1871-08-11
Pure Raw Bone. Guano, Sui huric Acid and
Salts Of Potash and Soda;
AND Is WARRANTED FREE FROM 4DULTER47I0N
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RE- For Corn Potatoes Wheat Oats and all other Crops
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Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1871-08-11
CLOTHING, DRY goods, &c.
HIGHLY IMPORTANT
TO the Citizens OF MOnigO-
gOHnery County!
IMMENSE REDUCTION IN PRlCEsl

TN CONSEQUENCE of the lateness OF the
season, and, in order TO REDUCE STOCK.
we are offering, FOR THE NEXT SIXTY
DAYS
Light Cashmere Suits, 8, ., 10, 70 and $l5i
Cheviot Suits, 10, II, 10 and $40 1
Blue Flannel, in Frock, Derby and
Sack Suits, IL, "a and SIS !;
White Duck Suits, (Derby,) 7, 8 and Slo !;
{" !" " (Sack,) and 81
All Linen Suits, $50, 9, 4 and So;
Light-colored Cashmere. Pants and
Vests to match, s, 6, I and So;
Light Cashmere Pants, single, 3, 4 ssa $6;
White Marseilles Vests, 2, l.5e and %
g Duck g i.5o, 2 and 50. so
Alpaca Sacks, 2, $50, and 50 !;
H. OIL, Goats 75c3 !, l.25, l.75, and
lin 5aek ooa's $3.50,
Youths Cashmere Suits, from 6 TO $40;
Boys 2 10 SO;
Fine Black Cloth Frock and Derby
Goats, from to Sl5 /;
Fine Blue Cloth Frock and Derby
Goats, from to $zo j
ar For large-sized men extra-sized Suits,
In BLACK CLOTHS,
In SILK MIXED,
In MELT0NS,
In BLUE FLANNEL,
Ia LINEN.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1871-08-11


.FENIIE object Of the bill in this case is to OBJ
Z tain decree for the conveyance from the
getendants, heirs at law Of Mary Ann 0'Neale,
ate of said Montgomery county deceased, for
all those tracts or parts of tarcts of land called
s'Conjurer Detected and Token Of Love-
containing by supposition 1894 acres, it being
the same land that was sold by William CHS
eel, Executor Of said Mary Ann o. Neale 10
b,Q James y. Higgins, September 10th 1910,
far.fsics on the North side of the road from
rockville 10 Georgetown.
The bill states that Mary Ann o Neale, be
ing possessed of large real estate, departed this
die sometime in the year 1889, leaving last
still and testament in and by which she APP
pointed William Chiswell, Executor, who du-
Jy qualified as such and entered upon the ad-
msnistration Of said estate.
outline bill further states that during the life
fr;h,e Of said Mary Ann, the said William CHS
MI verbally contracted as agent for sod Mary
.ley /, with said James W Higgins, forine sale
Ihera certain piece, or pieces Of land lying on
does ID side of road from Rockville 10 George
,,,rosi, which contract the said Mary Ann rati-
81 her last will and testament, and ai-
&c RANGED said Chiswell, her executor, 10 con-
the D be same TO said Higgins, upon his com
partureec with the terms OF said agreement.
en-. bill further states that III furtherance oil
= is'u 'caf bal agreement and in accordance with
II was besisions of said last WILL the said Chis-
.. ps>stbel TO said Higgins on September 10,
tain lands known as "Conjurer De
Lfnd Token Of Love-" containg 1901
land, more or less, at and for the
"a 55 per acre.
Ill further states that said Higgins took
On Of said property, and that he and
lily have had the quiet and peaceabit
possession Of the same ever since.
1h further states that said Ghiswel
led without having fully executed 'n'
ia him by said last wi and ie3I