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The National Fair.
SUBSCRIPTIONS FOR THE PROPOSED INDUSTRIAL
PARADE.

SUBSCRIPTIONS FOR THE PROPOSED INDUSTRIAL
PARADE.
A meeting OF business men, to take action In
regard to the proposed Industrial parade, was
held at Odd Fellows Hall, last evening. Mr.. W.
j. stephenson called the meeting to order, and
stated that while the business men did not
enthuse much in attend ance the money was
generally forthcoming. he had every reason
ter than the one last year. Mr.. J. P. D. Phelps,
the secretary, read the report OF the executive
committee OF twenty-five. which was given In
last evenings STAR. Mr.. F. X. Ward said that
In TWO hours promiscuouS work in seeking sub
sc1iptions yesterday afternoon he got $202.
The chairman said that a surplus OF
s4s was left from the expenses Of last years
made In round numbers about $3.50. The whole
demonstration would, it was eStin ated, involve
expenses to about $780, There was no d,ubt
spoke briefly In favor Of Washington business
men taking more interest In such matters
ne reported that the parade last year cost s46l
the Theater Conique, the National Theater
and Adams Express company, would be
In line, with bands provided at their
own cost, He said that q mistake was
hand would be allowed to ride In the process
sion but must walk. The following subscrlp-
tions were announced: F: K. Ward SIS. Bresl'n
Ion $40, G: W. Spofrord $lO, Independent Ice
company $40, c. c. Willard $40, r. w. Smith
slO =: c. Dean $40, Hume, Cleary & Co. $40,
I.r Christian Heurich $40, Lansburgh Brothers $,
W Mhlett Us & Ruo1 IS, NJ: w. Galt Brothers & CO.
20; II. d. BLACKBURN s5, Finley & Koch IS, L. H.
SS, w. B: Reed s., w. Evans & CO. s., Tallmadge
nan ., a. Saks CO. IS, the Famous" Clothing
I. mouse @ IS. John Il. Magrllder S., j. M. Wheatley
wee g. j: e; Mitchell 50. JAS Butler So, J. W.
Boieler ~ W: S. Hoge 81. Fl. p. GILBERT 50. w.
Heimus 81, W: S. Drew 50, P. Welcker So. j.
>: d. b: Adams S. E. Kolb s., c. Bradley 81. j.
;,drtp anaIp g, T. B. Clark S2 c. Knees1 So, D. Ha-
gerry 81. Lutz 4 Bro. 81, t. H. Hempler 81, Geo.
Clark 81. w. "A "Ans ="
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A New Halfway opencn.

BRATTLEEoRo, VT, Sept 25-The Bratileboro
and Whitehall railway, which Is now completed
10 NeWfane, Vt, was formally opened TO the
public yesterday. The work on the remainder
OF the road is being pushed rapidly.
Exports Of Live stock from Canada.
MONTREAL, sept. 25.-The reports OF live stock
TO Great Britain this week from Montreal In
Guided 1000 cattle and 400 sheep.
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Wall Street To-day.

NEW YORK, Sept 25.-The Posts financial ar
ticle says: AT the stock exchange there is O
decided improvement 1n the tone of the market
as compared with the close yesterday. United
states per cents are up to los .al09 from
luSAsH at close yesterday; the other issues are
1seli higher Railroad bonds are higher, as are
a!so speculative stocks, the rise in the latter
ranging from I. az } per cent, the latter Union
Pacific. Iron Mountain Is up 2 per cent. Della
ware, LackaWanna and Western and jersey
Central 3 each and Lake Shore, Kansas and
Texas and Hannibal ard St Joseph ;, each. II
appears that the confess between the Burling-
ton and Quincy and the Wabash. the latter
covering In the fight the interests OF the Union
Pacinc, is not yet settled. nor is it apparently
In the way of sfttlement. Manhattan
stock Is exceptionally weak, selling
as we write at 30. regular 2s and seller 60. The
telegraph stocks are steady 10 strong, Western
Union at 9, saeS, and American Union at "a d
In the morey market the rates for call loans
are 2a3 per cent; for time loans 3a4E per cent;
and for pine mercantile paper 4Ha5E per
cent. The volume of mercantile business all
over the country continues very large, as is
shown not only by the clearing house returns
but by the reports OF those In position to have
correct information. The market here fol
fole'gn exchange While dall, is rather weaker
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GH. RUPPEHT,
Nos. 4O3 and 4O5 7th 1t. NV.
HEADQUARTERS FOR THE
WHITNEY CHILDREN CARRIAGES. ARCH
ERY AND FISHING TACKLES: GRO
QUET AND LAWN TENNIS; BICY-
Giles. yELOCIPRDEs AND
WAGON
,yaA- AT PRICES TO Sur TIE TIMES
fOLUMBIA POTTERY.
3h3 Georgia avenue, foot OF Sd st. east.
Fine STONE aud EARTHENwARE of every de-
,scripticn. nl0
Hard sndnachlne- made FLOWER PoTstAA
of ali sizes. &D
eIRDEN VASES, DAIRY and COOKING W.
UTENSILS, PRESERVE JARS &c. ~
Florists and the trade supplied without delay.
and st the lowest prices. Sa5-Sm
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TIE TREASURY now holds $780, 09I 45o in U. s..
bonds to secure national bank circulation. q.
S. bonds deposited ON account of circulation for
the week ended to day, SG44, 600; and withdrawn,
ia 0GO
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REDEMPTIoN.-During the week ended to-day
there we're received at the Treasury for re-
demption $4,000 in national bank notes
against 81 ,277 000 for the corresponding week of
last year.
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FKNIJE BEST HEADING.
Mrs. Dtlany's Correspondence, 2 vols. 81. 90
Life Writings OF Buckle, l vol. ol...-.........2 2 10
Gamers Practice shots, 1 vol--.-..-......- 3 so
Bastian's The Brain and Organ Of the Mind. 2 SO
Romance CalifOrnia Life. l. Sd
Tramp Abroad, by Twain. 9. 80
Salvage, No = ame Series. ies.................... Loo
Troublesome Daughters. ers.....-...--............ 10
Franklin squar. aud Seaside Libraries. All the
Magazines and New Books received soor IL
sred, and sold at lowest rates. school Books and
Requisites full supply Commercial and Fancy
Stationery in great variety.
FRANCIS II. 8IOHUN,
SUCCESSOR TO &OaUN BROTHERS.,
au923 fOl0 Pa ave.. cor. l1th st.
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mental examination for cadet engiuee 8, Naval
academy. were announced yesterday. Among
the number were r. o. Crisp, Maryland: W. L.
Capps and II. w. Jones. Virginia; P. o. Keii-
holtZ and II. r. McCay, Maryland L. A. We'd
derburn District OF Columbia; Il. Fl. Whittle-
sey, Maryland, and w. Shields and A. Rust, of
VIRGINIA
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SUPERVISING STEAMBOAT INSPECTOR KIRBY. OF
New Yoik, has tender, d his resignation, but i: !:
has not been accepted He resigned some time
before the order requiring daily reports to b,
the service, in order to attend to his prfyafe
business. he Is now merely ATTENDING fn r1I.
tine business OF his office pending actfon on his
second, resigns because he Is going to enra9e NJ e
In the construction of new steamers for If,s
Fan River line. He OIL not compafaoiy hold
an ONCE under the government and do that
why his successor has not been appointed
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A Woman Acquitted OF a Charge Of
M0rder.

MILWAUKEE, Sept. 25.-The jury In the case
OF Mrs. Mary Vankirk charged with the mur-
der OF her step brother, Patrick Leahy, returned
verdict of not guilty last evening.
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The PRESIDENT and Mrs. Hayes yesterday
visited Spring Valley Mine. at Cherokee Fiat,
Cal. Mrs. Hayes was presented with handful
OF amaigam, worth probably $500. She also
nred large blast OF powder.
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Mems euits. from S6 upwards.
nomfns' scheol SUITS, from s5 up.
Childrsns Sc hooi Saits. fr m 81 up.
Boys Knee Paats, fr,ix e5c., ST. aad Al IS
Boys sch oi Hats, 80 Is aud 81 up.
kche ol shtss. so. Gu. rs and & up,
sega lsl4 and lele F1mxS Fsaax. :v..
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CONGRESSMAN SAPP ON THE SITUAT1oN.--Con-
gresham Sapp, of Iowa, is In the city. For a
month ard better he has been at the Jordan
Alum Springs OF Virginia. nursing his wife and
SOD, who are now recovering from malarial
t1on, and takes the same view as Senator Came
ron ana others, that the electoral votes Of New
YORK, New Jersey, and Connecticut viii contri-
butte TO the result. AS to Indiana Col. Sapp SAYS
1t Is close fight, but he believes the republicans
will Dp SUcctSStnt
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llisIoR, % DucK.--A wild duck va. killed
near Clinton. Iowa. few days ago. tina, had a
leather locke; fastened abou; bis neck. IL the
lOekct was neatly written note, in which the
writer. = resident of Denver, stated that. while
walking along the shores Of Scnou;h lake, Wash
ing,on Territory. she found duck in distress. the
bird having been seized By "a mud turtle that held
|; by it. foot. The duck was rescued aud this
note was fastened about its neck. The note fur.
Their stated that the libcraior Of the duck =
duck Of girl. sixteen year. of age. who pinned for
n man With a warm hear, living in u more genial
cline than beneath the cold skies u Colorado. an
tina; IL the note came into the hands of such man
she desired 10 correspond With him rcgardini
matrmony. Unfortunately the Clinton sports
nan happsns TO be n married man.
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There are eleven woollcn mills in the towns 81
Norri'iown and bridgeport, Montgomery county.
Pa. containing l.o:0 looms and SOFAS spindlcs.
The baldwin Locomotive Works in fhiladcl-
phia are now turning out an average of nine en-
ginc. every week. or yearly total of about four
hundred and fty.
The strike Of the hog butchers in the Chica 20
packing houses Is costing them Just si6.UuO per
day. and the leader Is man named Corner. who
draws SO" per month salary from the treasury OF
the Union.
The price Of cotton ranges from two to three
cents higher than IL was last year making u
difference In the entire crop Of five million bales
In favor ofthc producer. between fifty and seventy
Eve million dollars.
1t has been discovered that abou, forty bodie.
have been stolen from the lakewood Cemetery.
near Richmond. Va, since October last They
are supposed to have been shipped in kerosene
barrels over the Chesapeake and Ohio Railroad.
only machinery from the United States will
be allowed in the Buenos Ayres Exhibition Of
1850. All other articles from the United States
will be excluded. Machinery. with all its appii-
anccs, will be received from the United States and
Europe
Charles blanchard. Of Mount blanchard.
| Ohio. being rejected by Miss Donaldson. with
| whom he was in love. swallowed lanlanum and
sent for her to see him die. She brought q ply
stefan with q stomach pump, saved his life and
has agreed 10 marry him.
| enduring monument, he should invent q ballot
that will count itself. ballot-box that can't be
stuffed and an automatic returning board. by
these means an unimpeaehAblc election return
may one day become possible.
The Richmond baby Di.Iafch, In its stats.
tics Of the manufactures In that city. places tho
number % establishments at SOS. aud employing
li,lg3 hands. The value OF tools and machinery
IL stated 10 be e., 392, gsi the real estate $li29.
92?. the sales Of manufactured goods 4sG.6iO.
Some excitement has been created In Ryan
township Schuylkill county. Pa. by traces Of gold
being found on the Maschal farm. Tho land in
the neighborhood has been advanced in price.
| and some refuse 10 sell on any terms The land
has been prospectsd before. but those who took
away specimens reported that II would pan out
IS per ton.
Oscar Toy, formerly overseer on the Hun and
Vaughn plantations. near Trenton, y. c., has con-
fessed the poisoning Of Mr.. Vaughn about rs
months ago, and that Mrs. Waugh was concerned
In the crime. Mrs. Vaughn denies the truth Of
the story, which she declares has been brought by
Foy In revenge for not marrying hits. Toy was
not arrested and has disappeared.
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DEATHS.
Deaths Eree--- Trib.tes. &C., 10 cts. a Lins


MAXwELL.-Dspartod this life, in Baltimore,
January ., Sarah H., the beloved wife of John
W. Maxwell. and daughter of the late Robert
and Sarah Wright, Of this county.
lilSS.-On 9Th oi January. lss0, Jacob Iliss, Jr.,
in he s5th year Of his age.
EMMART.-0n January ., Jennie May, age 2
years months and 20 days, eldcs, child Of VIM.
". AMI Lizzie J. Emmar,
PERlNE.-On the night of December 81. Rebec.
Gu !. Pcrine. daughter Of David ". Psrine.
RoLLlNS.-At Seneca Farm, 18th district, on
the 9TH inst. Of Pneumonia, Sarah Ann, aged
~ YEAR. wife of Henry Rollins.
WiMAN.-NeHr Eocklani baltimore county.
Dec. 2isi, Lizzie =. cldes; daughter 9f Jackson
and Mary Wyinan. aged IL years.
kIRk.--A; hi. residence, Kcsedalc Baltimore
CO.. on Monday 9Th inst. Charles u. Kirk, aged
30 years.
ENDEkSON.-At the residence of Il. =. Jordan.
near Nd. Line, On the 18th %: Dec. Ben amin
!. Anderson. in the esd year Of his age.
TwINlNG.-ln Hartford county. Nd. on Jan. ..
lssO. Of consumption, u. Frank Tvininr. aged
~ years. for the la; twenty year re,iient %
Philadelphia.
MoRGAN.--On the morning Of January : at 7.?O
DEL ock. Catherine Morgan. wife g!GeD. Morgan.
of Dulaney's Valley.
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Circuit court. lieor.e zauc.. .cllII

Circuit Court. GEORGE Zouck. selling beer
sunday plea q guilty confessed, and ;rave f.eF
fined $50 and costs. same. selling beer 10 a minor;
';e,iei on paymen, Of costs Joe. Mulligan. as.
'Auli and battery s;ci;lel ON payment ~ costs.
Charles ohlc. assault, and battery plea Of guilty
confessed. aud ,raverscr hnoi IN cents. John
Bopp. selling liquor without license; settled on
payment VI costs. Gustave Goethe. larceny gull
~; sentence reserved. Rudolph Pelf, shooting
with intent TO Kill Thomas Esiep not guilty.
Maria T.. Pcl. selling liquor on Sunday, two eases;
plea Of guilty in one and traverscr fined Ss0 and
cost. John 2ehncr. selling liquor on Sunday. and
90 a minor; in one plea Of guilty and traverseF
fined $50 and costs. the other s,stted on payment
Of costs. Louis Moundlein. selling liquor on sun
day plea Of guilty aud traverser fined $50 and
costs. Andrew De,eh and Frank Benicin. rs.
sault and battery adjudged guilty and sentenced
o. pay each q hnc of 500 and cost, and eonine.
ment in the county Jail for six months
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Heavy Mortgage mortgage from tho

Heavy Mortgage mortgage from tho
Tide Water Pipe Company to the Fidelity Insur.
anee. Trust and Safe Deposit Company. trustee.
was left on Wednesday Tor record in the county
Clerks office. The mortgage is dated January J.,
iss0 and is for s6OO.o0O 90 be secured by six per
cent. gold bonds Of the value 81 sl.Ono each. Goo
In number. !, conveys all tho real and personal
property. pipe lines, rights ofway. 1c ofthc pipe
company. except 10 tank cars bought from LON
bari and AyTes, aud the Bush and Dsnslow
Manufacturing Company. The mortgage is 20 be
recorded in several counties Of Pennsy lvania.
Hudson county. v. j.. and in Carroll. Anne
Arundel aud Baltimore counties. Nd.
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Baltimore County Bible society.-Ti

Baltimore County Bible society.-The
annual meeting Of this society was hvii in Buiii-
more on Monday, Rev. J. y. IIoh, d. d., rector Of
Trinity J.. y. church, Towsontown, president, In
the chair. The attendance was good. The
Treasurer's report showed u balance Of s?3O4s In
the treasury, and $500 Of Il was at once sppropri
a.ed TO the Maryland Bible Society. Of which the
Baltimore county society l. an auxiliary.
The annual election Of officers resulted as fol-
lows Rev. J. y. IIoa, ID. D., President. Towson.
town Vice Presidents-First district, II. james,
baltimore Second district, Martin l.. Jean, Rock
dale; Third district, Rev. Robt. N. Lipscomb.
Pikcsvillc Fourth district, Rev. John y. Dean,
Reisterstown fth district. Daniel Becklcy, BECK.
lcysviile Sixth district. VIM. II. Hoffman, Paper
Mills Seventh district. A. u. Cross, Partition
Eighth district, Thos. Ingham, Cockeysville
Ninth district, Chas. W. Lord, baltimore; Tenth
district, ID. l.. RathbuTn. Sweet Ai.; Eleventh
district, Rev. Charles W. Watson, Long Green
Twelfth district, J. :. Biddison, GArdenville
Thirteenth district. =. u. Sexton, Jr., baltimore.
Secretary, Rev. J. r. Gib,on, Govanstown
Treasurer, Dr. W. X. Monroe, Baltimore; Execu.
tive Committee, Henry e. Turnbull, Govanstown;
John Ridgely Of Hampton, Towsontown DIR. John
n. Prentiss, Govanstown; Rev. J. 7. Gibson,
Govanstown, and jesse Tyson aud Thomas Myers,
Baltimore.
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winch explain
SGS'RET

Prizes Awarded.--Miss :. Collins. teacher
of public school No. ,. 18th district, at the com.
Inencement IL the holidays awarded prizes 10 those
Of her pupils who had made the most rapid ad
vaneemcnt in their studies. Those were carried
OF by Master Peter short. Miss Annie Eckman
aud Masters Newton Geist and Thomas Walters.
The school j. In n most hourishing condition and
the teacher Is very popular both with parents and
children.
The Sabbath school of 81. Johns y. y. church
of the same district. which il in charge Of Rcv.
Mr.. Tenant, rector. gave the scholars a Christ.
mas entertainment aud also awarded prizes which
were carried oil by Miss Juda Leaf and Annie aud
Lille Eekman. in the order named. Each child
received something.
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;k6-F. Fiodt, manufacturer and dealer In nu-
man Hair Goods, Perfumery and Toilet Articles,
is3 n. Rutaw street, baltimore. Braids, Puis,
Curls. Front Pieces, frifres. &C.. made Of the
very best hair. We do NJ Hair combngs In .
superior manner, all the roots 10 tho top exercis
ing great care not TO waste and break the long
hair. combings sent by mail or express receive
prompt attention.
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E.f' The dexicFiiy Of General Grant in cyadin z
the many attempt. to draw him upon the mat
ter Of his candidacy for Prcsilcn; was demon
stra,c'l during his reception a; Pittsburgh. The
Gran; Clsb called upon the cx- President, and one
Of their number made an address. during which
he nominated General Grant for reelection to the
Presidency. To- which he replied as follows
"Ci';'"' Of He'''r" PsnH.yirania Il apprc.
eiatc highly your kindly welcome and thank YOU
for the kindness shown mo on every hand. OF
course you are political organization. and with
that have nothing 10 do. The gentleman has
nominated n man for whom have never voted
and never will. lLaushter.l again thank you
for your cordial welcome
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MARRIAGES.

BuLL-HOUSEMAN.-On dec. %, at bentley
Springs. by liov II. McNemar, II. Frank Bull
10 Belle llouscman. all of this county.
Ek-SIlEELER.-On Tuesday, Dec 23d
1879. by Rev. Samuel Perry, Charles :. V.
Miller. to Miss Katie ShcccT, both 81 Ashland,
baltimore county.
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Property Sold.-Thc snug little property Of
Frank Brady, located on Sievensons lane. east Of
the York road. about one mile south of Towson.
town, was sold at private sale n short time ago. TO
Patrick Maddox for 81 600. Il will he remembered
that BRADY was convicted about two years ago Of
the larceny 81 lot Of oats from Dr q. VI. B0sley.
Of this place. and sentenced 20 the psnitsntiary.
lie was afterwards pardoned by Gov. Carroll on
condition that he leave the State.
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4 Letters remaining In the pos,oslice a,

List OF Letters remaining In the posiofice d,
Towsohtowh, Nd. for the week ending Jan. srd,
1850. will be sent to the Dead Letter Office Feb. 7th.
1850. IL not claimed: Richard Brown, Charles T..
Beatty. Lewis Golfers, Miner Gortlen. Jno. Jack
son, VIM. Jones, Miss Julia johnson, Mr.. Joy.
Henry johnson, Charles y. Mayer, Miss Kate
Myers. Peter Mckenzie, VIM. Mccormick, Julia
Nichols, Mr.. Richardson. J. r., Jno. Stevens,
Andrew Taylor. Jno. J. Williams.
SARAH FEAET, a. NJ.
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Isa- Representative Harry White, o: Pssasy.s
vania, 10 whom General Grant addressed his
third-term letter, Is reported to have said In
Washington this week that Grants nomination
was as certain rs tho rising Of to-morrow's Sun.
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The McDonogh Ins,!tute.-Thc Board %
Trustees Of the MeDonogh Farm School, located
Mt the head Of Green Spring Valley in hi. county.
held n meeting in Baltimore Monday evening,
Samuel u. TagaTt, president, and H. Clay bal
lam, secretary. Plans for the proposed new build
ing. made by Mcssrs. Dixon 4 Carson. architects.
we're submitted and discussed. The structure. ne
eordins 60 the plan. proposed. will consist Of a
main building and two wing four stories high. IL
will be built Of pressed brick. with stone trim
nin;s, and large areas will be left between the
divisions for light and ventilation. An imposing
porieo. with massive pillars. will set OF the front,
and the entire building will be snTnountei by a
handsome Mansard roof Accommodations will
DO provided for $50 boys, profe.sors rooms. elias.
rooms, etc.. and a large exhibition hall. The cost
is estimated at $4,000 and work /. expected 60
be begua upon the building neat spring.
Col Allan. superintendent, made his report.
giving an interesting account Of the workings Of
the school for the year 1879 and also Il brief bic
tory of the boys who have graduated there.
The board then discussed their annual report.
II will show the institute TO have been most sue
cessfully conducted during the pas, year, and the
finances to bo Ia nOurishing condition. OF the
annual income, amounting to sI0,O0O only S?O, 900
has been required for current expenses, and tho
balance has been deposited for the building fund.
Tho entire value Of the trust has increased from
SSH, l.9.O5 last year TO about $4,000. During
the year the board sold 2G.0i0 acres Of land,
realizing thcreirom between so 200 and $2s 900.
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Mount Al,o Church.-Thc member. nm.

How IL In Done. An account appeared in our
local columns last wccA Of the arrest 81 u. II.
Hall. 81 Mount winans. thi. county, for using the
tai,cd states mails improperly. Since then We
have found tho following advertisement in the
Mirr"r. published at Noun, Holly. New Jersey.
which explains how the little game" was worked
SEtRET. How TO become Rich and Watch
sent tree. L. ;. Agency. Mount winaas, Nd.
II astonishing how many Thousands Of people
there in this country who expect to get some.
thing for nothing and therefore Away open to
just such catches the above. The mere state
msnt 81 ''waich sent free ought TO be enough 10
put people on their guard. but Il don't, and hence
there are always plenty Of them to bite at such
bats n Mr.. Hull throws out.
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Mortgage Saio.-Jamss ". Owings, auction
Ger. sold at the cour; House on Tuesday, for John
VI. Blocker. mortgage, under u mortgage from
John T. u. Cole and wife, los acres 81 land in tho
5th district. near Trenton with fair improv ements:
purchased by the mortgage for $2,5ob.
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sheriffs salo.-0n Wednesday s. q. Wilson,
auetioneer. sold for Sheriff slade, acres Of land
In tho 18th district, near Bucks school house, be.
longing 10 Mary Treutner, TO 8. Parker Bosley for
$l25. subject 10 n mortgage for $3.50.
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Painful Accid

Painful Accident.-Nettic Ovsrton. an en-
ployee Of the Alberton cotton factory had the nail
torn Oh Of one Of the fingers Of her right hand BY
having II caught In some Of the machinery Of the
mill, while at work on the 3lst Of December.