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The Huntington argus. [volume] (Huntington, W. Va.) 1872-1905, 1882-12-14

Sheriff Burlington and Chas. II.
Ricketts, started, Sunday evening, by
rail, to escort William Edwards TO
the penitentiary. TIE following
special telegram to the Cincinnati
Commercial, dated GAINESVILLE, Obi,
Dec 18th, gives the result of til,
trip:
William Edwards, prisoner sen
fenced to five years in the Mounds
Vile CIV. Va penitentjary, and On
his way there, in charge Of Sheriff
burlington, Of Cabeil, County, West
Virginia, jumped from q Baltimore
and Oaio train last night, three miles
east Of here, and wa,s instantly killed.
His remains brought here this morn
ing AID buried in the city cemetery.
That the editor OF the Hunting
ton Arqus viii not soon again re-
ceive another invitation to "eat
turkey" at Mathews hetel. - Clifton
Rodjcai.
John, the next time you attempt
10 write, keep sober, and do not get
the ARGUS where tae Commercial
should be, ter it was he who eat up
the hash before we got there, and
then We had to wait till more was
cooked. Yet, having been there
yourself, you know Dir. Mathews
knows how to get up a dinner on any
occasion.
While on the subject Of the grand
Thanksgiving dinner at the Merchants
Hotel, in this city, we will merely
say that we enjoyed it, Yves. enjoyed
it, and everybody else enjoyed it, and
the "nogjowl" editors need not be
s. envious toward their more fortu-
nate brothers.
The Great Southern Minstrel and
Specially Troupe, organized by E. A.
Price, who exhibited the New Sen
sation' at our wharf, last Summer,
will exhibit at Harvey's Opera Hall
next Saturday evening. It viii be a
rare treat to all who,attend, as Mr.
Price never does anything half way
Give him a fu!l house.
The holiday are rapidly approach
ing, and every grown person knows
that the ht5le ones have a sweet tooth
and expect a full supply Of candy.
Now, if you take their happiness in
consideration, you will go to c. Mol
ter.s Bakery AID procure The pure
article, which is much cheaper and
better than that which is adulterated.
All kinds Of saws filed and set.
Furniture repaired; patterns made,
and general jobbing by NJ. c. Hun
-erford, 2nd Avenue, next door to
Doyle q Co., Huntington W. Va.
Harry has turned out his side
burns or wind cutters
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Guyan,tOtte GitmninGs.
Gathered by The "4ryus" Od.

Mrs. Jean Campbell started for
Cincinnati, last Monday, on q pleasure
"Trip.
VIII. Booker was booked for the
cooler last Saturday evening, aud he
went.
Ere this reaches your many read
ers, our new post-office will be opened.
Its a daisy.
Mr.. and Mrs. Judge McGinnis, ac.
companied by Miss Minnie Smith, are
visiting Cincinnati.
Oar friend Of the yard-s,ick fame.
Rsbart Wyatt. is afflicted, rs was Job
Of old. with "biles."
Agents wanted for the map Of
'Loye'aad" By Gilmore VS.. Collins.
Big inducements offered
The Big four'-the choir at the
N. Z. Church, South, Srn lay night.
Bring in another hoss."
The big 3 Southern Minstrels gave
an euter.ainmentat RussclPs hall hast
Monday and Tuesday nights.
Look oct fer a wedding, Christmas.
1t is reported that Billie is going to
bring hcr home about that time.
II reports are true, hiss BuIah
will become an operator, after her
school is out. She VIII be a Coed
win.
Several Of the boys paid the corpo-
ration Three dollars and hall Tor
bursting squibbs, one evening last
week.
Julius Freutel has moved his fam;-
" into the Merchants Hotel, and ex-
poets to keep frst-class boarding
house.
The little folks, as well as some not
e. Ill are locking fory ID with
The Huntington argus. [volume] (Huntington, W. Va.) 1872-1905, 1882-12-14
Oct. 8, 1882.

"Have sold 100 boxes to arrive
quality to be same, at-cts. Moth
ing has sold as high this year-cer-
tainly compliment to you"
IL. VAN NosTRAND Il Co.
Mr.. B. sold some last year, at Gin
cinnati, and has had orders from sew
eral large houses for hundreds Of
boxes, which he could only partly
FIJI.
Our enterprising grocers, Laidley
& Johnston and r. B. Wolcott, have
each secured few boxes. If YOU
want the best, try them. They
cannot be had elsewhere. The cal
len" apple, has the fluid matter ex-
-racted in four hours, Ono time for
.ermentation). When cooked you
ave green" apples again. A bush
i OF apples make only + or 5 lbs.
lried fruit, and though the price may
seem high, yet they really are cheap
md good
The Huntington argus. [volume] (Huntington, W. Va.) 1872-1905, 1882-12-14

Hawkins quadrille band intend 10
give a social dance Dee. 2Sh.
Major J. Hoe BassaI starts 10 day
n a business trip To Louisville,
y.
We have been reliably informed
nat Judge Hagen contemrsates sal-
= his suburban reiidence, and viii
luild a handsome double house on
Eifth avenue near lean a;g,et, and
move therein.
Fresh bread, cakes, pes and caa-
lies can be procured st \. A!o1sar'a
Bakery, for the holidays or any 9th
er time; but the best OF all Is his fine
Baltimore Oysters whica lie Is selling
at 80 cents per quart. and don't you
forget it.
The addition to T. s Garland &:
Cos store Is now complete, giving
EN- the finest store room on the
OhioIiver this sideof Cincinnati, and
still their shelves aud counters are
burdenod, TOMS motto is, IF you
haven't Got them yoa can't sell
them,
The Huntington argus. [volume] (Huntington, W. Va.) 1872-1905, 1882-12-14
HOLIDAY EXCURSIONS,
Columbus, Hooking Valley and
Toledo Railway.

We are authorized to announce
that on Fridays, Saturdays, and
Mondays Dec. 22d, 23d, 25Jh, 29ta.
Goth. 1882, and January lst, 1888,
the C., Il. V. d T. Ry., viii sell
round trip tickets from any station to
any station on their line at excursion
rates. Tickets viii be good returning
until January 3rd inclusive.
The Huntington argus. [volume] (Huntington, W. Va.) 1872-1905, 1882-12-14

Fine silverware and other choice
articles csn be procured at Thomas
Nedfords establishment, and every
me Of them will make a handsome
holiday present to any one. Go and
examine his stock before purchas-
The Huntington argus. [volume] (Huntington, W. Va.) 1872-1905, 1882-12-14
w OF TEHEE MANY BARGAINS no BE Fl

\ perfect fitting White
shirt for 75c. ana 81; extra fao
quality, at S1.25.
Gg.5tylish Suits for Boys,
10 to II years ofage, for 50, 8,
Z, s, and9.
BFMan's Chinchilla and Fur
Beaver Overcoats for 81, s, 10.
1sa- Any goods purchased
from us and not proving salts
factory can be exchanged or
money will be refunded.
$3.50 STYLES Of Overcoats
IND listers for Men at from s.
ID $50 very stylish, elegantly
made, equal to custom work.
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p.BNeW Scarts for 50c.
Be3rRed and White Mixeo
Cashmere Undershirts q Draw
ers for Sl.25 and 100 to 3.75.
By White Undershirts and
Drawers for 25c.
1sg- Mems Suit for SIS, $40
and SD; extra fine Suits for
SIS, SIC, SIS and $50. Every
suit worth from So to SO a Suit
more.
GgSeamless halfhose, splen-
lid value, 20c and 25c.
81. Rubber Coats for Boys
also Rubber Coats, Logging.
and Hats for Men.
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The Alaea I,reeess.

+. D. Beuhring is extensively en-
gagged in evaporating apples by the
Alden" process, aud has shipped
nearly four thousand dollars worth to
II. Van Nostrand & Co., Of New
York City, the headquarters Of choice
articles Of this kind,
Below are a few extracts taken
from letters received by Mr.. B. from
that responsible firm:
Sept. 90, 1882.
''1Ir. BeuhriHg 1t is real pleasure
TO handle such evapora;ed apples as
YOU send us"
II. VAN NOsTRAND & Co.
Sept. IS, 1882.
Dear Sir-''We sold your apples
to-day at-cts, being one cent per
10. more tlan the extreme markef
price, bur yours are better than any
thing We are getting, and we hav,
squeezed up" the price"
IL. VAN NOsTRAND & Co.
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W. King Of Clothing
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1882-06-01
Belefonte Enterprises

'WITH the Noo Yea, Deneto"'e
" promises TO dereIop into The most
prosperous Of our inland to,rns--enter-
prise after enterprise is being started
BY the capital Of our public pirited
citizens. The CAR WORKS are run
ming to their full capacity, our GLASS
Works are opening NTH erery shO,O Of
success, the STEEL WORKS ,cU gire en-.
pIoyment 10 100 men, the NAIL Works,
for uhose success Gen. Bearer rouehes,
'oiH shortly offer employment to hun
dreds Of peopie--aH these public enter
prises tciN put Belleonte in he ran
Of prosperous and ,ride-a,odke to,rns.
Here, then, is room and place for huely,
Pirited and aetire young men. Among
The best and most aIccesyh business
enterprises organized recently Is the
LARGE AND WE'LL FILLED
FURNITURE ROOMS Of JOHN
PROUDFOOT & CO., opposite The
Bush House-nothing ike Il IN The
County. II risitors to Belletonte 'riH
only take the trouble 10 call at our Store
they ,ciH be surprised at he quality,
style and prices Of frs-class Furniture.
We are aiming TO buy all goods direct
ty from he manufacturers ,cithOut he
Intervention Of agents, 80 az 10 offer
goods at bottom figures ONE profit
is sufficient. We propose TO FL your
homes with PdrIor SUITE, Bed Room
| SUITS, SOFAS, Odd Chairs, Tables, any
thing and everything IN Furniture at
prices Io,Cer than you can get in this
County. We mean just ,chat ,Oe say.
We aLsO offer The public the services
Of Mr.. JOHN PRdtDroor, phO has a
thorough knowledge Of he UNDER
TAKING business, and ,rho ,OiH keep
on hand COFFLNS, TRIMMINGS,
DC, together Nth a frst.cIuss HEARsE.
Fair prices only 'ViH be charged. Gire
ts trial.
JOHN PROUDFOOT6 co.
17-Sm
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1882-06-01
NetO Advertisements.
DR. FRAZIER's ROOT BIT-rERs.

Prazicrs Rod Blttsrs are not a dr4fn-.hot whisky
beverage, but are strictly Medicinal ia even ssuss
Thsy act strongly upon the liver and kidnfya kssp
the bOwsis open aud regular, make tis weak s,rUhe
heal the tungs buildlup the aud cleanse tie
blood aud system oi every impnrty.
POf Dizzinsss Hush u Blood tD the Head tending 20
ApopeKy, Dyspepsia Fever aud sgps DroIty PimpIss
and BlOtchos. bcr0fui0uE HufOfs and kgfss. Tstief
Ring Worm, White Eueiling, Erysipeias, Sure Eyes
aud fpf young suffering from Weakness Or
Debility caused FROM imprudsbre, aud 10 females IN
delicate health Ffalisrh Hooi Btienars especially
recommended
Dr. Frazier I have used two bottles ~ your M5ot
Btters 0f Dyspepsia. Dizziness, Weakness and Kidney
Disease, and they did ms good tiAb tie 6yeiofs
ard all the medicine ever use1 From H." nfsi dess
began b. mend, and am nov ia perfect health. ard
feel A. we'll ~ / did consider your medicine one
Il the greatest 0f blessings.
MRS. " MARTIN, Cleveland. o.
Sold by AL druggists everywhere a. q per bottle
HENRY d Co., Sole Props.
niiy 81 Yesey st. New Y0fk.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1882-06-01
SWEDISH BITTERS.
~ TIL GREAT
Swedish Dyspepsia Remedy |,

III" chief ingredient and life giving element q this
great remedy is ah hsfb commonly known a. bitter
mint although but very rarely f9uHd 10 this country
'feepuhg iu the extreme Northwest. II is RAthsrsd
h pfpi1se abundance by The LAlaudsfs in the bleak
ana snow i1l mountains II Norway and FWoden and
hAs in connection with other inFfedines been used
among h"tnsrlrss exclusively of Year, ous of the
greatest remedies TT Dyspepsia, Kidney and Liver
Complaint that hss ever been EuoWn
Ia placing THE preparation before the American
public W. oaudidly believe that Ne have fllcd IouE
i'li want, hy giving medicine that will not utIy
Temporarily relieve, bat Vii positively cure dysfrfsls
Kidney aud LFsf Complaint and ~ ieir rArisus ri
frris such ~ Sour -tamarh, rirE HradArh Paine ia
th" sds aud BasEt faipta,lgu ~ The Heat Castlve.
nee, ihaigenour ieiigz Skin. swiumlnF u the
Head Fulluess ~ rt Il stomach L8W Etlrits A.
Tire" d1s"s will relieve the worst case
Asf ypuf drugglsi f0T d bgitIs and be convinced .
iIl'' % cfhis. ~
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1882-06-01
Auditors Notice.

THE undersigned, an Auditor ap-
n pointed b shs Orphans Court of Centre county,
10 make dstFibutoa Of the funds In the hands Of the
Administrators sf the estate % George w koyeFs de-
ccaaed 10 and aaoHs thasa legally entitled thereto
viii attend g. the duties of ha appointments at hss
0fes In HsIIesoais Monday. June H. lssx. af %
E.aw ELLIs L. oRyTs. Auditor
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1882-06-01

The Nac York World has no superior on
either side Of the Water az Lire,
Brilliant, Perfectly appointed,
Progressive Newspaper.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1882-06-01
The New Summer Resort.
GPRING MILLS HOUSE,

Terminus - tho LswsbufR ard Tyrone Railroad, and
IL miles fFufu Bellefguta.
Tbs is new hygts and urvIy furtshed with ever.
lllng tending O. comfort and oHnvcnienos 81 gussts
The air uugoraug and perfectly free from malaria
and particularly favorable faf the rrtturailun b health
~ persons Afigisd with Pulmonary com paints NAA-
ral disyfdes and Ey Fever ksaf - IL the crislrHi-
- Penn Cares suassiaE auy thiug q the kind known
sailing miles under rfuuHdsuc inspecting halls a
great wonder - byTpne sEes Carriages o. the cave
daily. The table t yieuufuily supplied With meats.
mia and ifesh regetAbI~s aud ruts ia saaau health
fully prepared and tasiefgly terroJ. Good stablne
anaummpjAtauh
POPULAR PRICES.
Per day fleHs than 8 wreI .............g 90
Ior H"'E tlesa than month ).-.....-........- 90
~ tifi ~ 90
Al Inquiry as o. Rooms and Board viii De- pforursiy
Answered, .-l-am oB0. Is. NASH, Manager.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-07-12
Letter from Cumberland.
INDICATIONS OF AN EARLY END OF THE MINER
STRIKE-THE STATE POLICE

INDICATIONS OF AN EARLY END THE MINERs'
sTRIKE-THE STATE POLICE
Special Correspondence Of THE EVENING STAR.
CUMBERLAND, Nd, July IL, 1882.
1t is thought here to-day that the time is near
at hand when the strike will be over. Clerk OF the
Court Luman yesterday received new commissions
for the state police at Eckhart, giving them au-
thortty to act on the property OF all the coal CON-
panies in the Cumberland region, and also on the
line OF the Georges Greek & Cumberland railroad
Under the original commissions they had authority
to act only on the property OF the Consolidation
Coal Company and on the line OF the Cumberland
and Pennsylvania Railroad Company. The new
commissions state that they are 70 watch, guard,
protect and defend alike the interests OF all the
mining companies in Allegany county, as well also
as the property OF the railroad companies in the
Georges creek region terminating at Cumberland.
The new miners have become adopts, and are be-
ginning TO feel that they can take care OF them
selves, and now new labor vii; shortly be intro
companies have taken a position from which they
cannot recece, no matter the cost
THE HEARING THR CASE OF MARTIN DoNAHUE,
arrested at Ec6hart Saturday afternoon, took
place yesterday in this city. The charge OF incit-
ing to riot was abandoned, and he was tried on the
charge OF being drunk and disorderly and with
resisting state officer In the discharge OF his
duty, and was adJudged guilty, but with the con-
sent OF the acting states attorney the case was
dismissed and Donahue released. There was q
large and interesting crowd present. including sew
eral miners
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-07-12
liIED.


BoYNE: Wednesday, July l2th 1882 CECILIA J.
BofNE, in the ,siktieth year Of her age. [Baltmar
FAIRS. On July 18th. 1882 at AIS O'Clock an.
FRANCIS A, infant son of Chas. NJ. ana Emerells
Funers Y from No 2s5 Twelfth street southwest to-
morrow at 10 a.
DANIEL s.. infant son of William H. and Libbe
69odacfe AGED months and fa - DAYS ,o co
m. THURSDAY. July 49, for interment Relatives and
91s O'Clock from 22l5 IL street northwest
GROSS. At his residence No. 52s New jersey
RICHARD GROSS in the year Of Ii.
His funeral viii take place from his late residence
friends are respectfully invited 10 attend.
MAGAR On Tuesday July llth. 1882. at ESQ p.
Funeral viii take place on Ihgrsday July 18TH from
O'Clock p. m; Relatives and friends are respectfully
GEORGE STEWART, youngest son of William p. and
Marie T. Marsh aged seventeen months and twenty
Funeral services from the residence of his parents
oclock Friends of the family respectfully in
M, HARRY c.. son OF the late David and Fanny X.
Rawlings. AGED sixteen years. = .,.,,..,,,.
uncle Henry ) snsbI 4oI Sta street sout5sast 90
ana friend. q The family are respectfully invited
ROCHE On July 10Th. 1882, MYLoN LAwREEcE
Roche.
Funeral from residence Of parents No. 2007 9th street
north west, July l3. at y. m.
SMITH. On July H. 1882 ut q:15 pm. ANNIE
GRIFFITH. aged eighteen months and twenty-seyan
days, youngest daughter OF Patrick H. and Emma 4.
smith.
Funeral from residence of parents No. 10 Second
street northeast. Thursday afternoon. ct O'Clock
SIMPSON. On Tuesday evening. July 18th. 1884.
SOPHRONIA R., wife Of c. c. Sympson.
Funeral from No. 46T q street northwest TharsdAy
morning. at IL O'Clock Interment at Mount Auburn.
Mass
WILSON. On July 10th. 1892 at lo:15 p. M, st his
late reedence No l2ll 5th street northwest THOMAS
NJ. WILSON, ST., aged So years
Friends and relatives invited TO attend the funeral
services at Oak Hill cemetery chapel on Thursday, the
18th instant al i've p m. IT
WILSON. On the evening Of July 18th. 1854. q
O'Clock, GLEENlE FERNANDO. infant eon of Robsrs
and Susie Wilson, aged months and IL days.
Friends Of the family most respectfully invited %
attend funeral Thursday, at half pest two O'Clock
parents residence No. 1914 Tenth ssrce, north
west.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-07-12
Wall Street To-day.

NEW YORK, July 12.-The Posts financial article
says: The feature OF Stock Exchange markets
this morning was the renewed activity ana buoy
ancy In the snare list the opening quota
lions were generally above those cur
rent at the close yesterday, and prices continued
to advance steadily up to noon under large pur-
chaSeS for both the long and short accounts The
improvement ranged from y TO per cent, and
was most marked in Wabash, Northern Pacific
Denver and Rio Grande, St Paul, Rochester and
Plttsburg and Minneapolis and St Louis After
midday Louisville and Nashville and
New Jersey Central declined Ia and
slight reaction In the general list AT the time of
writing the market is strong, with some stocks at
the highest figures OF the day. The rise has been
further advance In American securities at Lon
dom
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-07-12
NevS RriefS.

The death rate in New York took a sudden jump
upward yesterday, caused by the excessive heat
The number OF deaths reported at the bureau OF
vital statistics for the "a hours ending at noon
reached 1S4, and OF these IS were the OF in
fantS under five years There were 20 cases OF sun
stroke reported during the day.
The examination into the cause OF the Scioto
disaster on the Ohio river, was begun at the Gus
tOm-hOuSe in Wheeling yesterday. David c. Kel-
ler the pilot OF the fl-fated steamer was subject
ed to rigid examination. The charge OF
fntoXication made against Keller was not sus-
tained.
The Wesleyan Female college OF Cincinnati, O.,
was offered for sale by the sheriff yesterday under
foreclosure proceedings The appraisement is
S103O00. No bids were received, and new ap-
praiSement must be made.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-07-12
Dickens Dutchn,an.
FoRTY-Two YEARS IN PRISON AND GONE BACK FOR


ANOTHER
PHILADEL PHIA, July 12-CharleS Langheimer,
better known as Dickens Dutchman, who was re-
Gently arrested for tapping till OF feed store at
sd and Spruce StreetS,waS arraigned before Judge
Elcock this morning, and entered plea OF guilty.
Upon being Intercepted by the court, he said he
forty-two years In prison. He wanted to be sent
to the Eastern penitentiary, as it felt more like
home to him there. The defendant thought he
would be able TO reform after serving another
term, and IL his honor wou Id give him but one
year, he would begin new life at eighty He was
sent back to his old quarters in the pententfary,
to remain there one wear,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-07-12
The SchuYlkiIl Wafer.

READING, Pa, July l2.-The water In the Schuyl-
kin ncr.h OF Reading is assuming its normal con-
d1tion, while at this place there is no change DR..
Weidman, the D resident Of the city health board,
Is collecting the white deposits at various points
on the river TO make an analysis, which will be
done soon. DR.. Ziegler chemist, made a micro
Scopic examination OF the water taken from the
river at PottStown by DR.. Weidman, but found no
poisonous matter In it.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-07-12
C0nifOl Notes

The Senate subcommittee on appropriations
having charge OF the naval appropriation bill has
made two important am endmentS to the bill. One
is that the retirement use far II is appli-
cable to admirals and the vice admiral, shall
not go into effect until such officers have reached
the age OF 81 years. Another amendment agreed
to is that promotions shall hereafter be made by
the Secretary OF the Navy, and not by rank or
grade. At the meeting of the full committee to-
day MeSSrs. Merrick and Boutwell,, attorneys, rep
resenting certain naval officers, appeared and
made argument in relation to the proposed changes
affecting the officers. The bill will not be reported
before tomorrow, as the committee have not yet
finished 1t.
The Senate will take up the internal revenue
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-07-12

BALTIMORE, Md, July l2.-The firm OF SteiLfeld,
kerngood Co., proprietors or the Excelsior
Clothing House, in this city, have been enjolned
from the further prosecution or their business at
the suit OF their creditors. solomon We'll and
Others are appointed In trust to manage the settle
ment OF the business. The liabilities or the Srm
are not yet known, as they had large establish
mentS in Rochester. Buffalo aid other cities.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-07-12
TI,HOs. j. FISHER & CO.. Auctioneerr

TKUsE fs SALE OF TWENTY-FIVE ACRES
lMcF.E. OR LESS), ON LINCOLN AVENUE, M
RoFGD BY LARGE RESIDENCE AND OTHER
By Ti.,.e Of deed Of trust. dated 7th December IA
A. D. lei., and recorded in Iiber No. $780, foil 4a
27S, ct sea- the land records for the District l
Of Columbia, win sell. at public auction on the
premises. on WEDNESDAY, JULY TWENTY-SIXTH
d. 1882. ct SIX O'CLOCK p. M. all that certain
piece or parcel situate and being in the county
and desgnsted as being part Of Prospect and beinz
august 18TH 1889. and recorded in Liter No 76
MAS conveyed to Ann Mcdaniel in fee. excepting the
recorded Liber No. Co foh 455 Of said land re-
cords the one acre thereof conveyed to Catherine
b. Wsggener by deed recorded in Iiber No. 7S9 folio
lO5 of said land records the whole containing twenty
two t22) acres theresbouts. with all buildings and
improvements thereon, together with all the appurten
ances rights, easem nts and privileges to the
longing.
Terms: One-third Of the purchase money in cash:
balance in SIX twelve months from day of SALE with
interest at the rate Of six centrum annu paya
bic annually to be secured by deed of trust the
property sold, all cash. at purchasers option de-
post OF 500 viii be required At time of sale. II the
terms OF sale not complied with within five days
from day of SALE the Trustees the right resell
at the risk and cost of defaung purchaser after five
days advertisement in the Evening star, q newspaper
OF Washington. DC. An conveyancing ct the cost OF
purchaser.
,ys-eodsds & ED " 2 TEMPLE. Trustees.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-07-12
I'd Edition.
--latest TelegpanS to The Star.
The Dynamite Convention

LASALLE. III, july l2.-Patr1ck Grows, OF Peoria,
has been here FOR the past few DAYS selecting dele
gates, ii is said, TO a national dynamite conyen-
ton, which is announced TO meet in Chicago next
month 10 select agents to carry out the objects Of
the organization, and blow everything English TO
atoms ODonovsn Rosa is stated to have sent
instructions yesterday TO select no land leaguers
but only disciples OF his school