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REAL ESTATE.
The Official Transfers, as Recorded
To-day.

Messrs. Danenhower & Son, real-estate brok-
ers, 1912 L street northwest report the fol-
trict to-day, as complied by them from tho
Official records in the onice of tho Recorder OF
Deeds:
on street, between Thirteenth and Four.
teenth streets northwest, lot II, square 239
Eddy. $4,000.
on Ninetesnth street between Connecticut
avenue and street northwest, lots o, and o,
square 1873 100 by depth, Frederick W.
Eddy TO George 7. bearing, $4,000.
Corner Il aud Fifth streets northwest, lot s,
Hoitmuller to Louis @. Hutch, 5000.
Same property as aoove, Charles Dawman TO
Louis @. Hutch, 1860.
On Il street, between Fifteenth and sixteenth
streets northwest, lot 43, square 100 az feet
3 inches by 81 feet 2 inches), Diller b. Croft to
Oscar 7. Austin, 1,SO0.
In the village of Montillo, lots 212, 21S, 800
and 222, block o, Joseph II. Jones to Nathan
Sprague, 5000.
on Sixth street west 1877 feet Inches by 105
feet on street south(, sublots 80, 80, 81 and
62, square i0b, John Hitz OF al, assgnees, u
District OF Columbia, S5,0io.35.
on Fourth street east, between and l
streets south, part Of lott, square S21 l3S foot
q inches front by 81 feet, John NJ. Mcfarland
10 Charles Il. Morris, 5000.
on y street north, between Sixteenth and
seyenteenth streets west, sublot 2, square l7O
40 feet . Inches front by 07 feet 10 inches),
1,162SO.
ON Twenty-nrst street west, between N ana
o streets north, part OF lot 10, square 90 GO
feet front by 80 feet, u. II. Warner OF al, trus'
tees, to Georgia w. Prescott.
fletchalIsll Chance, contains 20 acres, John
7. ohapDell ct al, trustees, to James d. Rowe,
$1,000.
on BennIngs Road, contains L acre, Mary
Payne ct al, % John Stokes, 800.
2 Part OF Painsvllle, contalns $40 square feet,
Mary Payne ot al, TO Benedict Sprlgg, $50.
Beatty Hawking addition TO Georgetown,
part OF lots 90 and 80, Lonezo NJ. Lown 10 Mar
garet A. Evans, $4,000.
Georgetown, on isouth side OF Water street,
near Congress street, II. A. Lambert, trustee,
TO John Van Riswick, 900.
Ploasant flains, John Sherman's subdi
vision, Reginald Fendail ct al, trustees, to s.
Millard saxton, S0S4.01.
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EAST WASHINGTON.

The soiree OF Professors Birmingham and
Golway, which occurred at Washington Hall
last night, was but n repetition Of tho preyi.
Gus successful affairs given by tho gentle-
manly and popular professors. Dancing con-
tinued until midnight to the strains OF Kru-
gers orchestra. All OF tho latest novelties In
tho terpsichorean art are taught at this
academy OF dancing.
At 80 o'clock last evening horse attached
to an unknown business wagon became fright
encd at a passing train of cars, near the cor.
ner OF First and L streets northeast, and
dashed of at violent rate OF speed, knocking
colored woman named Martha White down
and running over her. She was picked up and
carried homo by the police ambulance and n
physician summoned, who pronounced hor
Injuries of serious nature. The horse was
finally captured.
The meeting Of East Washington Council,
No. 81, American Legion of Honor, at Nc
Cauley's Hall, last evening, was very interest
Ing. feature OF tho evening was the With
cisms and recitations by s. A. IL. Marks, esq.
one Of the most active members OF tho council
Mr.. n. II. Barbour, OF the Capitol folding dc.
| partment, Will celebrate his "tn wedding"
this evening at his residence, 6Oo A street
| southeast. Mr.. Barbour is a genial gentlo-
man, and THE CRITIC congratulates him.
The East Washington Band OF Hope has com.
pleted arrangements for n literary and mu-
lows Hall (southeasD next Monday evening.
The programme includes well-known Wash
ington talent.
meeting Of representatives of all the tenn
perance organizations In the District has been
called for next Thursday evening, at Nc
Cauleys Hall, 300 Pennsylvania avenue east,
| for the purpose OF forming n temperance stock
| printing and publishing house. one OF the
| objects OF the company Will be tho Issuance Of
| q national temperance paper.
| East washington Business Notes.
Stoves of every design and pattern can bo
| found at'M, d. Flynn's lrst-class establish
| ment, 662 Pennsylvania avenue southeast;
| also n full line OF fhouse-furnishing goods.
For delicious and fragrant oysters, either In
boxes or at the table, visit Joe Platz, the old
| time caterer, 210 Pennsylvania avenue east.
Ice cream and water Ices are served through
| out the winter by +. Steinle, confectloner, 10
| Pennsylvania avenue east. The superiority
| OF his ice cream dates back to 1851, when his
| store was first established.
| Accuracy and purity OF Ingredients is the
| motto of Scala's old established and reliable
| pharmacy, 501 East Capitol street,
| Those In quest of well-solected and clean
| coal and thoroughly seasoned wood should
| inspect tho large stock kept constantly on
| hand by b. L. Simpson, jr., $40 Pennsylvania
| avenue southeast; 2,21O pounds to tho ton
| guaranteed
A very enjoyable entertainment is in course
| OF preparation by the members of st. Marks
Church. 1t Will occur at McCauley's Hall oc-
| tober 10, beginning at z 80 o'clock. The pro-
| ceeds will be devoted TO the building fund.
| Some of the best local talent have promised to
| participate. II is proposed TO give these de-
| lightful affairs every month.
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Tho MiIIer.O,ConneII Fuss

In the Police Court to-day tho Miller-O Con
nell imbroglio was called for trial and Mrs
o'Connell failed to appear. The prosecuting
attorney stated that he had information thai
Mrs. O'Connell was confined to her room with
sickness and could not appear, and that he
was opposed to having tho $40 collateral for
feited, as he was convinced that tho case was
one which should be investigated. He there.
fore asked for an attachment for Mrs. OCon
nell and continued the case until tomorrow.
Mrs. Miller took occasion to inform the
resented, and that sho had seen her ON the
street this morning. Tho witnesses, who In
clude several lady clerks OF the Department
then withdrew from tho court.
The friends of Mrs. 0'Connell, on tho Other
hand, say that tho published statements tina
she was In attendance at court yesterday arr
incorrect, and that she has been seriously in
disposed for two or three days, and was nov
unable TO leave her room.
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A brilliant Affair.

Messrs. Bandel and @. II. Leckron, two
enterprising young men OF tho West End, an
nounce that they Will give the last grand OK.
cursion OF the season TO the Luray Caves on
Sunday next, the 10Th inst. 1t is their inten-
tIon 10 make this trip tho most enjoyable ono
OF the season and nrst class III every partlcu-
lar. We certainly highly commend their un.
dertaking, as, being given on sunday, every.
one who could not got away from business,
will now have an opportunity to explore these
wonderful caves Aspecial train leaves the
Baltimore Il Potomac depot at a. M, return
ing at 10 p. m. sharp, giving ample timo 10
view the caves. Tho fare for tho round trip
is $500, including admission to the caves.
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THE COURTS.

EQUITY CoURT-Justice Hagner.-Miles vs..
Miles; divorce decreed. Maurice ys. Giliing-
ham; exceptions TO the auditors report over
ruled and distribution ordered. Thomas vs..
Carroll; clerk ordered to pay share to Lewis
W. Thomas. Schroth vs.. Miller; guardian ad
lltem appointed. Brown vs.. Hall; pro con-
fesso granted. Walter VS.. Ward; ru le granted
returnable October II. Givens VS.. Smith; salo
set aside and purchase money ordered re.
funded
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Wnshlnuton Cndets.

This popular colored militia company Will
give Its nrst reception at tho company armory,
1910 Pennsylvania avenue n. W., october 10,
beginning at 8 o'clock. The committee con.
sists OF Lieutenant Perry, Sergeant Brooks, Cor
poral Clements and Cadets Dodson and Wright
An enjoyable evening will bo spent.
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Just Likc Benu BrummelI.

Whenever you SEQ a gentleman on tho
streets Of Washington, dressed either with the
elegance and taste or a Beau Brummell, or
clad in garments that are neat, comfortable
hn,, hu ,,n ,a Nc, y1u y ~ s9 Nis
purchases at tho elegant clothing establish
ment OF George spransy, No. 507 Seventh
street northwest.
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For Zinc Gnrnents.

We invite tho attention of our readers 70 tho
splendid stock OF clothing and gents furnish
ings at Lew Nowmyers completely stocked
store, 73l Seventh street northwest. Mr.. New.
myer makes speclalty OF nrst-class taIlOrIng.
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Nothing Like Love,

La Fayette Rodgers and Annie Turner.
Zed u. Kellum and Mary Grifro.
Jno. ], 8. McElfresh and Kate p. Findley.
Jno. Mcneil ana Mary Jane Gutridge, both
Of Westmoreland County, Va.
Samuel Bowie and Ella Reeves.
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FINANCIAL.
Tn.dnY,s Htnck OuofntIona,

The following observations OF the transac-
tiOns In the financial market to-day, together
nished by the clearinghouse OF II. ID. Cooke,
IL, 4 Co, 400 u sLreot, MashlngtOn, D. o.:
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AUCTION SALES.
7 n. coLDwELL,
AuctlOneer.

II Il. CoLDwELL,
u. Auctioneer.
TRUSTEES, SALE OF DESIRABL UNIM.
PROVED PROPERTY, BEING LOTS 20 AND
@ IN SQUARE IA, FRONTING ON FOURTH
81. ~. e., BETWEEN X AND l. STREETS,
By virtue of certain deed OF trust, dated De
cember ], 1871, and recorded in Iber No. $50,
Folio l9S, OF the Land Records of the District OF
Columbia. and a. the request Of the party secured
thereby, we VIII ON saturday, the 2ist day OF Oc-
tober A. ID. 1881 at 1870 o'clock p. m In front OF
the premises, oner for sale at public auction the
iollowiDg-descrlbed real estate situate in the city
Of Washington and District OF Columbia TO viii:
Lots numbered thirty-two (32) and thirty.three
(33), In recorded subdivision Of square numbered
seven hundred and seventy. -four (77i), being de-
scribed by notes ana bonds as follows; Beginnng
for the same at the northeast corner Of said lot
thirty.two 1927, and running thence south forty
one (i1) feet eleven 0Dlnches; thence west ninety
1901 feet; thence north fortyone (il) feet eleven
inches thence east ninety (oo feet to the place OF
beginning.
Terms Of sale as prescribed by the deed Of trust.
are as follows: The amount Of Indebtedness Sc
cured by this deed Of trust unpaid, with the ex-
pcnses of sale In cash, and the balance In six and
twelve months for which the note of the pur-
chaser. bearing Interest from the.day Of sale and
secured by deed OF trust on the property sold.
shall be taken, deposit OF one hundred Cti0O)
dollars shall be required of the purchaser at the
time ofsale. All conveyancing ind recording at
purchasers cost If the terms OF sale are not
complied with in seven days from time of sale,
II. II. WARNER,
GEO. W, STICKNEY.
OClO-dGdR Trustees.
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dads
+ T. CoLDwELL, Auctloneer,


TRUSTEES SALE OF IMPROVED REAL Es-
TATE ON THE NORTH SIDE OF q STREET,
BEIMEEN NEW JEI,sEY AVENUE AND
FIFTH STREET NORTHWEST.
lly virtue oil two deeds OF trust dated June 20,
A. ID. 1851, and recorded respectively In Liber No.
N6, Folio 205 ct seq, and Lber No. Ti Folio i97 ct
seq. Of the land records Of the District Of Colum
bn, Mt the request OF the party secured and In
pursuance with decree passed IN Equity Cause
No SlC2, we will sell at public auction in front of
the premises, on Thursday. the 18th day OF Oc-
tober, A; d. iSs2, at o'clock ?. M, the following
described real estate, situate In the city of WASH
inRton. District Of Columbia and being all OF lot
eighteen (1s) and the east ten feet front by the
depth OF lot numbered nineteen GD) in the subdl-
vision of square five hundred and nine (5O0), to-
gether with the improvements, &c.
Terms: One.third cash; balance In three equal
instalments, payable in six (6l. twelve (i2) and
eighteen (lS) months, with interest Mt rate of six
per cent. per annum., payable seml-annually. and
secured by deed oftrustupon the property sold, or
oil cash, at option OF purchaser; $50 deposit re-
qured at time Of sale; all conveyancing and re-
cording at purchasers cost; terms of sale TO be
complied with in ten days from day of sale.
BRAINARD II. WARNER
CHARLES u. PEARSON,
sp90-eod&ds Trustees.
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District Of Columbia, County 0J Washington,
ss..
1, Henry Q. Swain, Cashier of the above
named bank, do solemnly swear that the
above statement Is true to the best of my
knowledge and belief.
HENRY Q. SWAIN, Cashier.
Subscribed and sworn to before me this
9th day OF october, 1882.
ii. B. ZEvELY, Notary Public.
Correct-Attest.
NJ. G. EMERY,
GEO. w. PEARSON,
NJ. w. BEYERIDGE,
DiroctOra
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WASHINGTON CoMMANDERY.
HS No. I, KNIGHTS TEMPLARS,

NH WASHINGTON CoMMANDERY,
HGS No. I, KNIGHTS TEMPLARS,
OFFICE OF THE EMINENT COMMANDER,
Washington, ID. O., Oct 10, A. d. 1882; A. o. 7Gi.
General Order No. 9.
The Sir knights of Washington Commandery,
No. l. X. t. Will assemble nt their Asylum, In null
Templar Uniform. on WEDNESDAY. the nth
inst at 230 o'clock p. M. for the purpose OF pay
of our deceased Sir Knight George II. Clarke,
who died In Philadelphia, Pa, on the 9th Inst,
after protracted Illness
The Eminent Commander sincerely trusts that
WIN. q. BROCK,
Eminent Commander.
Attest:
II. II. HAZARD,
Recorder,
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fPost and Republican copy. ]

vCseI TAKE PLEASURE IN STATING THAT
HW Prof JOHN O. COLLINS has given my
son Leonard q course OF lessons in Boxing and
Physical training and that he has derived much
recommend the Professor to those parents and
guardians who have sons and wards requiring such
instruction. H. U. SPENCER
March 4, 1852.
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GUNS! GUNS!! GUNSI!!

The Reinforced. Breech Diana Gun. A vast
Improvement. Absolutely safe. Winner in all
trials. AlEs many other makes at various prices
An guns warranted. My long experience is a
guarantee of satisfaction. WIN. WAGNER, Gun
Maker, and Dealer In Hardware and Sports
mems supplies, 2O7Ji Penna. ave. east, Capitol
Hill. Oc2
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F. STEINLE's CONFECTIONERY,

No. II0 PENNA. AVENUE EAST
ESTABLISHED 1854, ON CAPITOL HILL.
am filling mp my store with the finest French
and American Candies for the Fall, and l Will
always during the Winter keep on hand the best
Candles and Cakes. My Philadelphia Caramels
of different navors are the best In the market.
Ice Cream and Water Ice always on hand. We'd
dings and Parties furnished at short notice.
Please give me n call.
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SEASON OF l880-83.

PRoFS. BIRMINGHAM AND GoLwAY.
Fashionable Dancing Academy at Washington
Hall. Glasses for Children and Adults from TO
p. m. Reunions Mondays and Thursdays from
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AUGUST, 10, 1852.
have availed myself of the training Of Prof
John c. Collins in the use of the Indian clubs and
somewhat in spa rring, greatly to my physical I'M
movement HENRY G. SPENCER.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
Mo-. REPORT OF THE CONDITION
HkfSA OF THE
Second National Bank,

AU washington,
IN THE DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA,
At the Close of Business, October 3, 1882.
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HATS AND GENTS FURNISHINGS.

JOS. WALTEMYER, 3O5 Pa. ave, Capitol Hill
Childrens School Hats 50c; SIX Scaris Sc TO 81;
White Shirts, 5Cc TO 81; Best i-ply Linen Collars,
2 and for &c; Gents Hose. all styles. The eli.
max Shirt, warranted Wamsu,ta Muslin, 2,lOO
Linen Bosom, 81; Umbrellas s5c. IN. ocl
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IL R. Mining 1S .

LIZ FINE cigar, 1908 F street.
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TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY.

JNoR RENT-THE CAPITAL THEATRE,
II Apply at room No. l. No. ioS 9th st. N. W.
| oclO-3tR
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GIVEN AWAY.

China, Crockery and glassware to purchasers of
Tea and Coffee ENTERPRISE TEA CO., Red
Front cor. 18th and Penn. ave. east Best Old Gov
ment Java. 32C. pOmnd
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Z 9 4 S 0 N A L S.

|. II c. PA%cAKg, E-q, AMI wife
LETT "Wednesday morning last for Bal.
timore.
Miss KATE CArrrR Of Virginia, who
has been in this place since March last
with her sister Mrs. VIM. G. Hammond.
started on Monday 10 visit friends in
Mary and.
Mr.. QEoHqn rURLEY and wife. who
have been visiting friends in MporeGcll
left for a visit 20 friends in the count,
Of Hampshire on Friday last. -n,o,r.
fell Er'mi"cr Nqo 8.
Mrs. +. \ KELLER Of this Place is
visiting her daughter, MIS- h. e. Sol
lars. near Olkland, Nd
LEwlsbURG YA.-Th, G-ceabrier h.
dependent says: "lsev. G.. w. IINLGY,
from Romney, West Va, stopped over
in LewishurG "a be returned from Size
Synod and preached in the p eshytcrian
church 10 large attendnncc Of hearers
on SUNDAY morning and evening" The
independent gives synopsis Of the SER
mons and speaks Of them as very able
and "prartical sermons. - Central Pes
byteriqa. oct. /.
4 SFLENrID MIL. The Winchester
Ners Of Friday last says: Baker & Co.'S
steam hjuring mil is now provided with
the latest improved machiucry-a com
plclc change having been male from the
Buhr 10 Tic roller or hungarian system.
In oil ~ new machines have been Pit in
tho mill. II is claimed shat tic IIunga-
rion system makes better lour than tho
old. II IL richer, stronger. will rise
better, and absorb more water Sam
ples OF -four made ny these gentlemen
with the process have been very favor
ably reported on.
Mrs. ~, @. lIoUsEn left on Monday
last for Baltimore. to purchase her Win &.
ter Stock Of Millinery, Confcc ionery.
&c, &C
MIS-. MANY I. PAaKtSsoS Of REFS
tersto~u. Md, pail us a short visit TIL.
week. She WIS Miss Mary brady Of
Springfield. this couu'y.
sc have had several severe fros,s
and fos' in this section since our last
number.
Our rrituls who rcuowel their sub
scriptions since our last issue have our
thank. a eool number on our lis
would place Va in n pleasant humor bY
doing so. Como forwarl ruepIs. We
need money,
Miss NINfIr TAYLOR daughter nf
N William Taylor % Mcclauicslurr
ibis county, returned home from visit
30 friends a Noorcdcl o. Sunday last
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G. W. Finley. Pastor.

BAIT MORE CATTLE MARKET, n .
vemher c. Receipts for the week
Beevcs 2,292; Hogs 388; Sh. ep an ;
Lambs C72.
Prices or Beef Cattle ranged az roI
lows: Best 5 GAO Sc l24 that general.
~ rated frs! quality 4 7Jlg$5 80; me-
dium or good fair quality 3 625Ms4 81 +;
ordinary thin Steers, Oxen aud Cows,
, 5'G1S3 So. Extreme range OF prices
? 50@sG CAY. MIST OF the sales we're from
3 1905 81 per 100 lbs. Cows at So
@G2 per head, wholesale. We quote
Ilog' at 0G9l cents, with extra az 10
cts per ID net, the tendency downwards.
Sheep and lambs. We quote butcher
sheep ut 3la5 cents, and lambs at 4
"a 6 cents per ID gross. Stock Sheep
Ewes at 2lgG so per head, aud We,hers
3a(cil CTS. per III. eross.
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PLEASANT DALE.

MR.. iiARPER:-The hog disease is
still raging in this section. Mr. Har.
vey Dangherty sowed three pecks of
6uekwheat Which gave him Weld OF
- bushels. lie would like to hear
from any one who can beat it.
Elder CARRIER OF the Dunkard
Church preached here on Saturday
night OF last week also on Sunday
morning last. Ills sermons were
plain and practical; and seemed to
please persons OF all denominations.
The Teachers examination came
OFT at Barnes Mill Oh Saturday las,
Four number l Certificates were a.
warded. Over forty teachers attend.
cd We are informed that some teach.
ers holding Normal diplomas received
No. certificates. We hope the ex.
aminers will furnish the list OF qnes-
tons for publication ia the education.
nj column OF the Intelligencer.
Some OF our people are beginning tc
realize that Il good newspaper i'm 8
family Is equal to Il good school teach
er and are accordingly subscribing iol
the "intelligencer.'' We hope the
good work may go on until the paper
may find lis way to every tireside II
the country
A few OF our schools have opened fo
The winter REX.
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cards AUGUSTA WHISTLES
KERNSIOWN OLD RYE.

s'a made here in the Valley. OF the best rye
"it distilled the OH FUshjnrra Wtv Ih.s-
ir'uhs urvr he additional merit Of rhpapness
''e' are siprIS rure ri ,in goods with no tan.
- lficcs attached.
so Pare White Corr and Eye WHSKlES
md ruchn Western Whi-lJ'v5 ani a large Iol
Arpr b'andy distilled Ia P1ge CUunty, Va,
H"sni three ,ear4 Ego.
$50 .i!l keep supply Of BUCKS WINE
srl ""ANOlHS for med ciniL Iurposcs "a
"tl a genuine imported Champagne ana
''.rr, Wlie5, HrI'And Gin aui Frcncb Bran
d. ' g"i-'"ic'd and soil Is ch,ip as such
-..Is can be sold
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NINIRIRIIrIl-

On the lTih ult. at the residence Of
the brides father, DR.. j ID. Egeles,on
hv the Rev. u. NJ Wall s.R A. VALE.
of rarhoro. n G., to Miss MARY G. 70.
GLEsr)N Of Hanpden Sidney vs..
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Gen. KELLY. ,f We (, Yir.ini Su-
re:intende.t Of the Arkansas Ho,
Springs, has been dcposcd. Old age
Che is 7c) VAS The cause.
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5DEA1II%.

On the South Fork Of the =. Branch
Hardy G. UNITY on ibe 21tb Nit. Mrs
CAREiE COwOER, daur hter nf Noah ami
Martha Dnsher, and wife If Mr.. samuel
C"wqer, Ia tbs 27th wear Of her npe.
IN WstdensviIle. recently. DIR. ions
kEEH of pneumonia, r, sidcut ph, sisiau
~ has place and worthy citizen.
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1t is stated that Pennsylvania is the
sirongcs, Presbyterian State in the
Union, having S95 churches. $40 minis
ters and more than 1870, 900 communi-
Giants. New York is next in order. 70! =.
lowing very close.
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Another comet has been .liscovered
1t Is nearly as large Us the preseLt ono
and will lbs visible a. mi,ini. lat.
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\ contemporary SAYS before planting
young trees h. clr'sul t, exlmile the
roots aHl the bark {, zee and destroy
any insects or worms that may nc ioand.
ii trees are PIante with worm, in the
roots, of course they vii die. Many
young trees 40 Il from this caua,, when
the pctsou p'nn'ing the tree hamei tile
nursery man instead 81 bl ,ming bimsef
Tor not Killing the insects on it before
planting the tree.
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G=O 4 WEEP SI2 day at bom. ...il,-
IT - made Costly Ouift tree Addfcs
TRUE = CO. Augusa, Msiue.
April T. Is92 "
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n O rIGE

ntrrs'4nel las determined not 10 offer
' ''fF "n Jersey Mouuttir. this tuuoty,
'- n' We gIvea ont moving 20 Crpon.
VII. %a>r or SFLb NV CNpop prop.
~ n'. wanting 60 Gnnt ot purchase
gag" cui 90 NY re5idencs for terms
WILLIAM MCDONALD.
'11nt'.ni Nov 3. 1888!
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The > 'crameht Of the Lords Supper
vi be administered in the Presbv eri-
an Chnlch in this place on S.bba,n
mex. The IL h inst. Preparatory ser.
vices beginning ct y T. NJ, this eve
mig