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The Dillon tribune., 1882-07-22
PERSONAL,

b. F. White, has been in town for mum.
Der of days.
L. A. Hardness, of Horse Prairie, was
In town for two days.
Gus F. Graeter and d. B. Mason, Of Ban.
mack, were down this week.
Rev. Hugh Duncan, Methodist, paid the
tribune office friendly cali.
b. Grow, Sam Jaggers and Mart Nav,
If Horse Prairie, were in town this week.
Mrs. L. Reed, Of Glendale, Is visiting At
Dillon, and is the guest of Mrs. Phil D.
McGough.
Howard Sebree, Of Salt Lake CITY, .prut
day In Dillon and left for Saiptiand on
Thursdays train.
u. Loughridge, Of Birch Greek, who
has been victim Of rheumatism for sever.
al months, Is convalescent.
Tom Conner and two Colorado mininy
experts passed through Dillon, travelling
per private conveyance.
5: F. lGeorge) Hurst, went East this
week, and after locating his family at Kan.
sas City he will return to Montana.
Mel Trasx, Chairman of the County r q.
publican Central Committee, was In town
inaugurating the political campaign.
John w: Piummer, superintendent Of the
..s"""8 SOupouys NJ SILVER Star,
registered at the Corinne on Tuesday.
John Temple and wife, after spending a
few days In visiting at Dillon, returned to
their Wisconsin Creek home last Tuesday.
S. d. Beebe and family are still absent.
visiting relatives At Rochester, N. Y. but
expect to return to Dillon BY the ,st Of
Ext Councilman Barrett, of Horse pr.,,
RE, was In town, and he spoke of puttino
none but Democrats on guard at the faii
election.
Ed. F. Ferris has returned from Bo.e,
man. where he made arrangements for
opening branch bank of Sebree, Ferris
& White.
Lou G.. Fhyrie, returned from the N, p
r. r. grade reports twenty-five miles of the
grading between Bedford and Helena iih.
lshed, and the remainder Of the 4o.mile
contract rapidly nearing completion.
Bishop John +. Hurst, Of Des Moines
Iowa, and Rev. c. H. Fowler, Of New
York. arrived on Tuesdays train and de,
parted the same day for the Bozeman Con.
ference, In company with Rev. MI. Duncan
Whit Raymond came down from Vjr.
ginia City to meet w. Poppleton, Mrs
Poppleton and Miss E. E. Poppleton, O
Omaha, who arrived on Tuesdays train
and left for the Social City, where the,
will be the guests Of Mr.. Raymond.
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MEETING OF THE DEMOCRATIC TER
RITORIAL COMMITTEE,

Hon. Samuel Word, Chairman of the
Territorial Democratic Committee has call
ed meeting Of that committee to meet at
Butte on the list Of August next. The oh.
ject Of the meeting Of the committee Is for
the purpose Of fixing the number Of dele.
gates that each county in the Territory
will be entitled to in the next Territorial
Convention for the nomination of Dem
ocratic candidate for delegate to Congress.
The Territorial Democratic Central Com
mittee Is composed Of its chairman and
the chairmen OF the several County Dem.
ocrattc Central Committees of the Terri
tory.
The Dillon tribune., 1882-07-22
MONTANA CONDENSED.

The smallpox scare, at Butte, has about
subsidized.
The Northern Pacific track has reached
Pompey's Pillar. ''
The telephone line Is completed from
Helena to Jefferson City.
Theo. Shed, who killed Hugle at Helena
10 out Of jail on $1,000 bail.
The Mullan Bore has been advanced from
the East and West SIo feet.
Deer are slaughtered daily within few
miles Of the town Of Glendive.
Horses are In training at Helena for the
fall races at the Territorial Fair.
The Supreme Court Of Montana meets
at Helena the first Monday in August.
contemplate work in at Virginia CIV
White Sulphur Springs Is 10 vote on the
question of charging its school house
Last week Pat Bradley died in the Deer
Lodge Jail. Cause-too much whisky.
The Utah and Northern track is now
graded from Silver Bow to Deer Lodge.
The men working on the west end Of the
Mullan Bore have struck for So per day.
The doggerel of DR.. Holmes, the Butte
poet, "takes" about as well az dose of phy.
sic.
The Gallatin News at the age Of six
months, shows marked signs Of improve.
ment.
A bed of fire clay has been discovered NJ
the head Of Basin Gulch near the Boulder
range.
The loses from the late fire at Blackfoot
City, In Deer Lodge county, foot up about
Jim Gloster struck So to the pan in de.
composed quarts At the head Of Washoe
Gulch.
Ennis & Company will run ferry boat
across the Yellowstone river at Hunters
Landing.
Dunn & Fyhrie have teams at work on
their grading contract within three miles
Of Helena.
A cave, containing two petriAed Indian
children, has been discovered In the Judith
mountains.
An Episcopal Church Is to be erected at
Missoula, toward which $4,000 have been
subscribed.
Col. Sanders and Corporal Bob Fisk are
now At Washington. Another "nigger in
the wood pile"
Six handsome girls 'jerked" lemonade at
the Presbyterian festival at Helena on last
Monday evening.
\ Over in Madison County they bother
Americans by calling their sheriff "thc
shrieve of the county"
"Blue Beard" play with a moral in It,
has been introduced In the wicked city OF
Helena for pious purpose.
The manufacture Of high explosives, at
Silver Bow, will reduce the price of giant
powder to 20 cents per pound.
The prospects for an abundant harvest
; on the Missouri Valley, and in other parts
i. Of the Territory, are promising.
Dexter Clapp, once an Indian agent in
. this Territory, gave up the ghost At Yates
Center, Kansas, on the 2oth u June.
The ..pent up Utica" Of Eastern Montana
Is one Peter Koch who managed the bull
outfits of the Bozeman Indian ring some
years ago.
The MadIsoai,x reports the instantane'
Gus killing of Willie Strong, on Sunday
the 10th, In Ruby Valley. Willie wa,
thrown from horse, and he struck on hi,
head, breaking his neck.
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VOTE or BEAvERHEAD COUNTY.

The vote of Beaverhead County at the
last general election, and at the spec'al
county seat election, will be of interest now
as the delegates to the County Conventions
will be apportioned to the different voting
precincts by taking the vote Of the county
at one or the other Of these elections as
basis in apportioning the number OF DELE
gates.
The vote of Beaverhead County, BY pre-
cincts, for Delegate to Congress In Novem'
Der, lSSo-the last general electton--was
a. fnlinwa.
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NEW RANK AT BOHEMIAN.

The Bozeman Courier of the 2oth saws:
awe are pleased to announce that Messrs.
Sebree, Ferris & White, bankers Of Dillon,
Mont, who are extensively and popularity
known throughout Montana as reliable and
thorough business men, have made positive
arrangements for opening banking house
IN Bozeman. For this purpose they have
Asa"f Courier building, including the large
and spacious Office In the southwest corner
conceded 10 be the pleasantest and hest
finished business room in the Territory"
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GLENDALE LErTER LIsT.

List Of letters remaining n the Post Osice at Glen
dale. Beaverhead Co.. Montana, for the week end.
ing on July the ssd 1884, which il not called fur IN
3odays. will he sent to the Dead Letter Office.
andrews, Miss Emma Ranshar, Allen
Anderson, Sam Smith, Joseph
Francis, VIM II
Persoas calling for any Of The above letter. will
o'sase sophisticated" ]. c. KEPPLER. r. NJ.
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Compared with the vote Of 1880 there
was falling of In the three Trapper Creek
precincts in 1881 Of 4o6 votes. In many of
the other precincts there were gains as fol.
lows: Bannack, Is; Blacktail, 4; Dewey's
Flat, "a; Dillon, 90; Horse Prairie, 10;
Red Rock, 2S-lo1 votes in six precincts.
At both elections the vote of the Beaver.
head precinct - about 45-was polled at
Dillon.
The Dillon tribune., 1882-07-22

In American households the prevailing
complaints are weakness of the stomach
and its consequences Indigestion, Nervous.
ness and Rheumatism. Such sufferers can
lay good foundation for health by using
Parker's Ginger Tonic as It tones up the
stomach and nerves. and keeps the kidneys
active to carry off the foul matter.
The Dillon tribune., 1882-07-22

At the special county seat election. held
The ,st Monday in N.Y. 1881, there was
pared with the vote Of 1880, Of 26I. The
i''ss Of voters was in the precincts Of Glen.
dale, Lion City and Bortell's (Ponv)-but
these precincts have recovered since and It
is now thought that the vote Of the county
next fall will be 1900. The vote at the
special election for the removal Of the
county seat was as follows:
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ORES BOJJGHT.

The iiecla Consolidated Mining Company, vii!
psices. Send for Price List.
Assays made at reasonable rates.
II. kNlPPkNs4R0, Genl Man.
Glendale, Montana
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DILLON LETTER LIST.

lon. Beavsrhead Co. Mcnsana, for The week end.
ing On July sist, lSSs, which ifnot called tor IN
!odays. will be sent 20 the Dead Letter Office.
Allison, Geo Wa Plume, Miss o.
aradock. George Plume, Mrs Carrie
Sarrol!, VIM Pond, Miss Mary \
Goodale. HC Russell, James r
Howell. Nv SterhensGn, \ NJ
Howard, JCK Tisper. Al
Johnson: John Walsh, John
HH11Id, Thomas E2 Wilcox. II ID
Mlnor, W VIM, II
rune, Miss Lulu S Vim, Mrs ID A
Persons calling f,r IN, If the above letters will
please say-'.advsr,isvd," i, WEIGHTMAN. PM
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NEW BUSINESS LOCALS.

Double Doses OF 01a10xA1
May be taken to produce sleep, but nothing can
equal the peaceful. quiet slunber produced BY the
almost magic working Of he'd made set Of the
Double Spiral Springs. Better let the agent
put set on your bed and If you are not satisfied he
will take them off and 1t won't cost you cent
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A large variety of Ladies' and Children's Collars
In all the latest Styles just received ut Mrs. l.. T.
Hanson's.
Another car load of Mccormick Iron Mowers
just received by John w. Lowell.
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Protect the Dumb Brutes.
John w. Lowell has Just received fine assert.
ment Of Hercules Horse Covers and Fly Nets.
Every ranch,nan should have a set to in his hay
field.
FIFTY DOLLARS
ron
a Buckeye Mower-ncarly new. Inquire at John
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Ladies'! Look Here!
Moire silks and sash ribbons. Satin dress goods,
plumcs, pomporns, laces, and fancy dress buttons,
In ali the latest styles And those fans! Oh! girls,
they just the thing for the dances, and will de-
light the hearts OF your masculine friends. All to
be found vt Mrs. ]. 4. Dinxley's.
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Sands 4 BOyce's
Great Fourth Semi Annual Clearance Sale, at Butte,
-OFFERS-
DxtEA q = a N = ry H E4 - N .
Until the Sale closes.
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BewaSO Of Isnltations,

The delicate odor Of Florest0n Colonge
10 entirely novel. Look out for signature
Of Hiscox l. Co, N. Y, on each bottle.
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NOTICE.

E1aving disposed of the Hardware and Timing
81 bushes. ut Dillon and now ne9oeiaiing re-
nsova thesefr0m, all persons indebted n said bus
mess will please call and settle with
r. N. RaowN.
or {. MRAD.
Dillon, Montana, June and, isSs. [l6-l
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The Mccormick Irvine Binder.

The Furniture Store Ut Dillon Is again in full
blast, and all who are In need Of Furniture will
find i tn their interest to buy at am selling
goods way down. E. w, BUTTs,
The Dillon tribune., 1882-07-22

Good News for UlllOnl1l
In connection with the City bakery the proprietor
has opened Confectionery Stand, where will be
found ut all times choice selection Of Homemade
CHAS. MORTON.
prOnfietof.
The Dillon tribune., 1882-07-22
HECLA LETTER LIST.

List letters Remaining in the Post Once At Hsela.
beaveshesi County. Montana. for The week e'' T
Ing the snsh day Of July soth, 1884, which not c9
ed for in 20 days will IL sent to the Dead Letter "
6ce:
Bowen, John , (sihhs, Thomas D
Barber. s A Highland. sc
Bray, Thomas Matthews, Edward
Rolcs, CE O'Oonncll, J.mesS
Cusrin, Daniel Parker, Edward
Dare. Edward Peterson. CT
Dean. VIM PyRh Lafayette
Davis JP Smith, Arvia
Foreman, VIM Sanford. John Ma .,,,
Pessoas callin1 for anv Of the above letters WI
please sav..s6vestised IA0ES PARFET, Pm.
The Dillon tribune., 1882-07-22

Consult your own interests and buy an "OsbOrne
Laurin and Dillon, Montana. The "Oshorne'' Is
built expressly inr the M0ntna trade, and Is the
simplest and most durable machine ever offered to
the public. See sample machines opposite Chas.
Bliven's stables, Dillon.
LEE GOETSCHlUS.
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t'C0pp's Mining Code''

for sale at the news stand of Mrs. Deimling
Postoflice Building, Virginia City. If
The Dillon tribune., 1882-07-22

Just received at the Dillon Furniture Store, tul
stock Of Picture Frames, Mouldings, etc.
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A fresh stock OF Field Glasses at John Weight.
mans.
The Dillon tribune., 1882-07-22

Remember the "AlcC0rmick Irvine Binder
Is the only machine that has proved itself
For sale, only, by John w. Lnwell.
The Dillon tribune., 1882-07-22

llarnessl Why. yes. bought that vet Of Sebree.
Ferris White.
The Dillon tribune., 1882-07-22

Ruy the cslebratcd Balm Wagon Of Sehree, Fer.
ris 4 White. They never change but stand by the
MD va1iuhle
The Dillon tribune., 1882-07-22

A large variety of Ladies' and Chldren's Collars
IN all the latest styles. just received at Mrs. l.. T.
HansOn'S.
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Protect the Dumb Hrutes.

Another car load of Mccormick Iron Mowers
ust received by John w. Lowell.
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BORN.

ntI'lN.-At Fish Creek, Madison County, Q"
july ID. ISSs, to Mr. and Mrs. F. 4. Riggin. SOU
The Dillon tribune., 1882-07-22

''WheSe did you get your mule Hafness" "Of
Sebree, Ferris h White. Where did vou suppose!
Four Spring Wagons, with Express Tops, can be
had 0f Sebree, Ferris & White.
-Four Bashed Wire Fence. Plenty ut Sebree, Fer.
ris 4 Whites.
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FOR SALE.

A new house, we'll built, with whole block Of
land, good we'll and \ cellar sold cheap for sash
Inquire vt this Office
The Dillon tribune., 1882-07-22

Just received, at John Weightman's, the
largest stock OF candies and nuts in town.
The Dillon tribune., 1882-07-22

Another inv0ice Ot those fine all wool Dagonn
Suits lust received vt r. W. POindexter's.
The Dillon tribune., 1882-07-22

If you want any pure California
Wines, call at L. G.. F. & Co.'S.
The Dillon tribune., 1882-07-22

The finest line Of meerchaums in town
at Johny Weightman's.
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Total vote. >. .....I 67,I ~
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The Mccormack Irvine Binder.
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Genuine Hills Concord Harness at John w.
The Dillon tribune., 1882-07-22

just opened, ut r. w. Poindexters :, q new line Of
6ne Cashmere Suits suitable far Summer and Fall
The Dillon tribune., 1882-07-22

Croquet and base ball sets in great variety
at John Weightman'..
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Musical Instruments just received at
John WeiRhtman's.
The Dillon tribune., 1882-07-22

9oo, 900 New York and Key
West Cigars to arrive in few days,
at L. G.. Fyhrie & Cos.
The Dillon tribune., 1882-07-22

John Weightman, at Post Office building,
has received new stock Of cutlery, notions,
&c. Call and see them.
The Dillon tribune., 1882-07-22

Mrs. ]. I. DinyIey Is agent for the light.
running Home Sewing Machine.
The Dillon tribune., 1882-07-22

a new stock Of croquet sets and the mob.
best lot Of walking sticks just received At
vohn Weightman's
The Dillon tribune., 1882-07-22

"A new invoice Of mems hats just received at
kirkpatrick Bros.
Dress and cloak making in all the latest styles,
cutting and ting, a specially; at Mrs. J. +.
Dinvleva.
The Dillon tribune., 1882-07-22

Just received 1T Mrs. L. H. Hanxons, ready made
calico wrappers and dresses for women and children
assorted Fayle shawcs, lace mitts ladies ulsters
The Dillon tribune., 1882-07-22

Just received at L. w. P.,indcxier's, di.
rect from California, a fine lot Of gents un.
derwtar
The Dillon tribune., 1882-07-22

Val Blatx's Milwaukee Beer at L. G
Fvhrie u Cos.
The Dillon tribune., 1882-07-22
BUSINESS LOCALS.

., Mosquito Netting just arrived at Kirkpatrick
The Dillon tribune., 1882-07-22

r. w. Poindcxtcr has on hand fine line Of Hats,
including straw goods Of all grades.
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Trunks and valiscs in abundance, varying in
prices from IS tn ets. ut Z. w. Poindextsr.s
A new invoice If the popular "New Home" sew
inK machines Just received ut the Millinery store
Of Mrs, r. DinxDey,
The Dillon tribune., 1882-07-22

Inkstands, Paper weights, Paper knives.
Portfolios, School Satchels, and Stationary
in endless variety, at John Wcight.nan's.
The Dillon tribune., 1882-07-22

The Mccormick Irvine Binder.
II you want good Pocket Knife, 60 to
John Weightman's.
New Goods are constantly arriving at
John Weightman's.
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CITY AND DISTRICT.
Condensed L0cals

The auction sales, which are OF more than Or
binary interest at this season, viii be found ON
tne Ith and sth pages OF tG-dGy's STAR
Street lamps VIII be llghteI at 5 20 prn and ex-
onguished at AS Il m.
The funeral Of the late Daniel Kolb, for many
years pharmacist. located at 9Th ana f streets
nofIhwest, took place yesterday from the Church
OF the Ascension, and was attended by a large
number OF friends. Rev Bishop Plnkney and Rev
Or. Elliot ofrciated. and the remains were taken
70 Oak Hin and deposited In the chapel vault. to
pe ultimately removed 10 Frederick
Mile. NJ LOkillon, the insnector general Of
french schools, who has been In this city for a
rev DAYS, Yesterday completed an Inspection of
the working OF the different grades of puhlic
schools 10 this District, and expressed herself as
greatly pleased with the system here
A. meeting or the board OF directors of the
Central Dispensary last evening resolution was
passed making Ii a rule TO charge fees for an an
mortny persons treated at the hospital. The re-
treated duriug the B,onth, 40 OF whom were col
The battalion OF the al Artillery, from Fort Nc
Henry, which broke camp at Gaithersburg, Nd
on the ID ipSt, and Is on the march TO Baltimore
e expected TO arrive at Fort McIIenry tomorrow
This battalion separated from the Washington
this city. ~
Wednesday morning. as the Washington and
andr1a train, was coming into the b. d p depot,
loaded down with government clerks, the brakes
you 10 go to the BARRIERS to-day "Why?n was
,s ~ , aozen or more; and the orakesman
pneu "Iney VIII charge dollar hcac TO shave
Soca song faces as you wear"
TnB SALE or ORIENTAL RUGi-On Tuesday and
Meonesday next Thomas bowling Will sell rare
ana Ilcn selections OF Persian, Armenian and
Aoofish rugs 10 Is the handsomest collection of
textiles ever offered by that house. They are On
e1niouon on Monday. The hour Of sale is II a. m.
and I'm. - "AA'
A "PLArr r SPENCER Memorial Library ~ has
Oeen foundcd In Geneva, Ohio, in grateful memory
o the author OF Spencerian I.enmanship Who's,
pollanthropic laeors and useful life ende,red him
70 TIC hearts OF The people OF the whole country.
DEATH OF VENERABLE LAp--Mrs. Susan II.
noon, In the s2d year OF her age Hrs. Russell
leaves three children daughter, Miss Mary Nc
tEefson Kussell, with whom she lived In Rock
VILE. and two sons, both offers In the Eayy: ono
stationed here and the other In Philadelphia.
MA Russell. unlike most persons VI no live to SUCH
IN advanced age, ret tanned her mental faculties 10
wfthfn few days Of her death, evincing lively
lntercst In the events OF the day and reading the
nuN9papcrS With ease without the cid OF glasses
- had been member OF the Prcsby terrain church
- 0yer half century.
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FLETCHER. On Thursday morning November 9
1882. NELLIE CECILIA FLETCHER, aged q
years, 10 months and days. and only daughter of
John K and Henrietta Fletcher,
Funeral will take place from residence. No. Gel f
street southwest, Sunday. November l2th, 1882 80
O'Clock.
KELLEY. On November 10th. 1892 MARY JANE,
beloved daughter of Mahala and James H. Kelley aged
II years, Onths, days.
She has gone from us to heaven,
For sorrow shades her brow.
o. chide us not for weeping,
For We have no Mary now.
By A FRIEND.
Funeral Sunday. November 10Th. at 2 pm from
fathers residence northeast 18th and East Capt.
tol streets. q
LAsE. On Thursday, November 9, 1882, at p. H.
WILLIAM A. l. NE. aged thirty two years.
May he rest in peace.
Funeral will take place from his late residence No.
lob Virginia avenue southwest at $50 o'clock Monday
morning. November 18th, to proceed to st. Dominica
church. where requiem will be said for the repose
of his soul. Relatives and friends respectfully in
vited to attend. New York and New Orleans papers
please copy. q
WILSON. On November IL, 1882 at 6:5S AM
SAMUEL WI son. in his twenty-ninth year.
Philadelphia papers please copy.1
Notice OF funeral hereafter.
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The Garfield Monument Fair.
K
REMOVAL OF HEADQUARTERS TO THE cApfro

kENOFL OF HEADQUARTERS TO THE CAPIrOI-
WASHINGTON EXHIBITORS.
AT meeting OF the board OF direction OF the
Garfield Monument Fair, last evening, Col. H. C.
Corbin was designated special committee of one
on the reception OF goods, and Major w. II. Clapp
to superfntend the exhibits OF the War depart
ment. A vote was passed thanking the proprietor
or inc Eooitt mouse for his kindness in allowing
the tar ASSOCIATION the use or his parlor and three
rooms On the second floor OF the hotel. The next
meeting OF the board viii be held next Tuesday
evening In the rooilS OF the House committee on
banking and currency, at the Capitol, where the
neaoquarters OF the fair association have been es
taollShed- Among the merchants who have
promised donations or exhibitions are the
ioiowing: SGnemetz, the halter; Hume
y Cleary, F. G. Davis Innshurgh
Wllmarth Edmonston. Timms 4 Co.
Heor Ie y. hennlng, charles Baum, George Ryneai,
r., Milne Proctor, Hatch the furniShcr: Mrs
Palmer, Henderson Bros, the Partisan artificial
lower company, Woodward & Lothrop. Sinister
Taylor uuity and George G. COrnweI.
Col Coroin denies the published statements that
the paintings and works OF art In the Canito,
cupola and the annexes are being injured by the
board. ~ '
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nll-ts
THOMAs BOWLING, Auctioneer.
TRUSTEES SALE OF IMPROVED PROPERTY ON
NORTH SIDE OF ST0DDART STREET, NEAR

TRUSTEES SALE OF IMPROVED PROPERTY ON
NORTH SIDE OF ST0DDART STREET NFAR
MILL, GEORGETOWN, ID. @.
by virtue OF deed of trust dated the 10th day off,
March 1850 and duly recorded in liber No. 500, -
Iono 3is Sc of the land records for the District
Coinhla the undersigned Trustees will sell In 'front.'
OF the premises on TUESDAY. NOVEMBER TWEN-
If-FitST: 1882. at FOUR o'CLOCKP. NJ, part Il Loa
No. 20 in Holmead's addition to Georgetown and de-
srbed follows: Beginning for the same at point ON
the north side of Soddart street distant ~ feet
more or less. from the formed by intersec
non OF the north side Of Stoddart aud the east
side OF Mill street where line drawn right angles to
the north side Of Stoddart street would through
the center OF the division wal between houses No.
ana D. built on lots No. IS, 90 aud 81 counting the
same from the corner of Mill and Stoddart etreets
and running from said point north and at right
angles to Stoddart street TO the south hne of an
Carter through lots 95 90 and 81 of addition and
opening on Mill street and the road leading Meth
od1st burial ground thence with said south line alley
east twelve feet more less q continuation a line
drawn through the center of the dividing wall between
houses Nos. and 6, thence south with said line re-
yersed and through the center of said division wall 70
foddart street. then west with the north line Stod
dart street twelve feet more less 10 the place be-
ginning.
Terms: One half cash; balance In two payments a
eix and twelve months. with notes bearing interest ct
deed OF trust on the property soli ali cash. All com
Seyanclng at purchasers cost $50 deposit ut time Of
sale H the terms OF sale not complied with in five
days the trustees reserve the right resell the property
at the risk and cost of the defaalting urcfaser.
WILLIAM d. CASSIN, ,r.
MAYHEM Platter Trustees.
nl1-dts THOMAS DOWNING. Auct.