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The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1883-10-24
Electricity.

Electricity.
OF all the known Electro-Galyanic APP
pliances at the present day it is now con-
coded by the Medical Fraternity and
Electricians generally, that the American
Galvanic Co.'s Howard Shields are the
best, possessing intrinsic Electrical mer-
it's, as one shield or appliance can be fitted
to any part of the body, which is not true
of any other. See advertisement in anoth-
er column of this paper. Electric Gazette.
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1883-10-24

An elastic step, buoyant spirits, and
clear complexion, are among the many
desirable results of pure blood. The pos
SCISSOR of healthy blood has his faculties
at command, and enjoys quick percep-
ton, which is impossible when the blood
is heavy and sluggish with impurities.
Ayers Sarsaparila is the best purifier
and vitalizer known.
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1883-10-24

Two thirds of the cattle raising in Wy.
-oming ard Montana is in English hands.
1t costs SO to raise a three-year-old, and
the animal is then worth $40. The
more cattle man owns the smaller the
cost of raising and caring for each ami
NAL. Most of the grazing is done on
public Iands.
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1883-10-24

"A very instructive catalogue, embrac-
ing sixteen thousand items of goods in
one hundred and fifteen different lines
with explanatory reading matter) will be
sent prepaid. by John Wanamaker, Phil
adelphia, after November LIST, on request
by postal. This is capital reference
volume.
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1883-10-24

Though numerous causes may operate
to turn the hair gray, all that is needed
to restore the natural color is Halls Veg
etablc Siciian Hair Remover. For more
than twenty years its sales have been
enormous, but we have yet to learn of its
first failure.
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1883-10-24
Look to Your Interest.

I1oUH 70 NUtff HIfttfe7ts
The most complete assortment ofstoves,
heaters, ranges, shop, parlor and office
stoves, ever offered in this city, at very
low prices, at j. J. LARS. Al Bridge st.
Lambertville. Tin ware of kinds. Also,
a very large stock of stove fixtures con-
stantly on hand.
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1883-10-24

Some very fine organs, at unusually
low prices, now on sale at Rittenhouse's
warerooms, cor. Union and Coryell Sts.,
Lambertville. If you want the best in
strument for the least money, be sure to
call and see him.
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1883-10-24

List of Letters remaining unclaimed
in the Post Office at Lambertville, Hun
terdon county, N. j., for 80 days, Oct.
90, 1888:
D. A. Reed, 2.
CLARK PIERsoN, P. M.
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1883-10-24

Orders taken for Perforated Chamos
Skin Suits, at Johnson's Drug Store, al
! Church street. Oct. 10.-St.
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1883-10-24

Orders taken for Perforated Chamois
Skin Suits, at Johnson's Drug Store, Al
Church street. oct' iV.-os'
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1883-10-24

-Gold--Gold- Perrine's Cigar Store,
Church St. The Gold Cigar good as
"gold''-for cents each.
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1883-10-24

Headquarters for Rubber Boots and
Shoes of all kinds, at Louden's, corner o
Union and Coryell SITS. IT,
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1883-10-24

CLARK PIERsoN, P. NJ
Evening star., 1883-10-02
A STRANGE CIRCUMSTANCE.

We DO not remember how many thousands of dollars
W have spent in advertising house and il is rarely
matter of regret to The other day however gen.
tenan, lOn, resident OF Washington said to rs-yyby
don't you make clothes to order? We thought he was
joking, and when showed him Tailoring Depart
1nent, he said: Why. never knew this before WHY
don't you advertise IL - the ycry next day a Gus
TONER OF ours who had been purchasing sunrips of u.s.
came In and ssd goa made for MY friend
Gen. --. and want one like it. I had no idea You
made clothes to ORDER
Now. We fear there any number Of PEOPLE who do
net know that devote the entire floors over the Ma
tCnai B1Ts, adjoining and connected with our building
To the Tailoring Business. We eIplay the best
Cutters IN the country. Have unlutsiionably the
Largest Stock TO select FROM ai make Won as per-
feet garment any Tailor III the conntry can rro-
duce. and effect saving from zen 10 twenty dollars
silt.
We are speaking Of Tail oring-not Of the Cover
ies nIscalicl clothes that made up by class of
tailors cSfoH work, and look than some third
rate ready made goods
One word more-good clothes cannot be made in q
hurry, therefore leave Your orders carly aild avoid
haste
Evening star., 1883-10-02
4 Doublc-S-.ee: Tomorrow.

The Fall season has opened with such an early
demand for space upon the advertising columns
Of The STAR that double-shect will be issued to-
morrOw. Advertisers Will confer favor by sind
ing In their orders early
Evening star., 1883-10-02

King Alfonso has cut his Paris visit short and
gone home to Ma lriG. where lie has been well
coined by shouts OF .'L1Bg live the Uhlan King
"Down with the French" Stranger things have
happened than that war should grow ont OF this
sudden insult OF a Paris mob TO q visiting mon-
arch. II the whole Incident was plotted and fore
cast by Bismarck it is notable illustration OF his
profound knowledge OF human nature. He will
get the credit for 1t IN any case. Alfonso for his
part, Is to be congratulated. The morJincatiOn OF
the public insult was no doubt hard to bear but
II was a cheap price TO pay for the popularity it
has brought him among his own countrymen.
The incident shows how large part emotion plays
among alleged rational beings. few hS5e5 and
peeYlsh shouts By street rOwdieS have probably
secured Alfonso on his throne more firmly than
the wisest and most benevolent Craftsmanship on
the part of his advisers could have done.
Francis Murphy, the temperance advocate, told
reporter yesterday that 1t had been estimated
that five million men had signed the pledge in
Great Britain during the past Two years through
the Influence OF his movement Granting large
loss from back-sliding, the permanent benefits OF
sucn widespread reform in Tie most ;ntemper-
ate of civilized countries cannot be oveTestInated
Mr.. Murphy says Secretary Child rs told him the
movement had cut down the revenues from lduor
taxes five million dollars but the minister held
that the loss In this Item was more than made
good by gains in Others due to better habits. The
national beverag OF England is the national curse
as ail who Visit that country must acknowledge;
and If temperance reformations cost the nation
as Mr. Murphy'S figures Indicate, one dollar each,
tt Is very profitable investment for the excheduer
and for society.
The reduction In the revenues for the opening
quarter OF the first fiscal year OF the taxation
laws is, in round numbers fifteen million dollars,
giving rate of sixty millions year This would
leave a probable surplus of Gne hundred millions,
and IL is altogether likely that In view OF this fact
the democrats WIZ try to lower taxes still further
by revenue legislation next winter It IS signifl-
cant that OF 79 democratic representatives whose
Oainlon5 were sought by the Tribune en- this
matter 81 favored a reopening OF the tariff ques-
ton- Ii Mr. Carlisle or Mr. Cox Is elected speaker
this Will almost certainly DC done Mr.. Randall as
speaker might succeed in StIGI1g the subject, at
least so far as action is concerned. 1t looks now
as Il the two houses might again be opposed on
this matter, the republicans vino VIII control
the senate are aveT5e to agitation or change.
The S0-called piilar-sailtS or air-martyrS of the
middle ages are come again in these latter days Of
theater ticket speculation The sale OF saats for
the Irving plays begins "Wednesday morning, but
spectators appeared before the box Office early
Sunday morning, with chairS anl supplies, and
have Kept their vigil In the theater's portco ever
since, except rs relieved by partners for sleep and
recreation
Evening star., 1883-10-02

lsoR SAI.E-A NEW TWO STORY AND BASEMENT
bl1ck house, SIX rooms and bath. o street between
6h ana ,th streets terms price $500 rent 500
q year. nice eleven rN'om brick house. y street
between lith and 18th streets northwest price $1,000
Also, fine ten-room house. 2lst street just hinx
finished: $500 THOS L. WAGGAIAN, 81 4 street.
l6-lw
Evening star., 1883-10-02
TBg SPICE o. TUFr


VARIETY Is the Spice of Life Anyoua visiting our
To person unaccustomed to business ike ours it is
Perfectly bewilering Entering cur store from the
Seventh street entrance side for some dis
tance occupied entirely with all styles and sizes of Pic
ture frames. ranging from 10 cents up followed by
beautiful assortment of Travelling and Hand Satchels
B1es. Purses and Pocketbooks endless variety Next
we have Brackets in Ebony and Walnut Walnut and
Eb0By Stands Towel Racks CorniCe Poles Easals sc
Then follow Brushes of all kinls Toilet Combs Toilet
Nirrors. Work, Glove and Handkerchief Boxes. Puff
and Japanese Boxes japanese Goods Of all kinds On
IRE other side large asSor II Mt OF Jcwery will
strike yOu frs. supplemental by number of articles
In that line Then lovely assortment of Fancy
Glassware viii attract your ye consisting of Vases i'm
3nnJimerable styles Toilet Sets Gard Receivers Spok
fnE SETS Statuetes. &c. our Bisue Figures Orna
n-'ts occupy prominent place. and assortment OF
Albums Of all kinds il immense Orr Silver Plated
Ware and Table and Pocket Cutlery speak for them
selves and our line Of Baskets seeks its rival CHANGING
NJ we SEE an array OF Gil Psintinex In.iotints &c
faced by Of Bird Cages Of I'll kds This is only
snout one-laf OF The store. The Reas. of ever one
hndred feet deep is devoted Exclusively to Toys of
which we probably kfe the largest Stock in the City To
e'f'tferate them wo;Ild be vain attempt TO mention
or price - easier they chiefly from cent ND Ia
~ cents very few goods higher Low Prices is our
motto AMI II that is not indIeenent enough for Won
tist for VaTietys Sake step look over our stock
OUR NEW FALL STOCK Is NOW ARRIVING.
SOMETHING NEW EVERY DAY
sILyERBERG's,
Of 312 1TH STREET &c. &C.
Evening star., 1883-10-02

y ONE BEAUTIFUL NEW HOUSE
No 1902 st bet 10Th and 18th sts the highest
location In the city, built very substantial with the
latest improvements and containing IL large izc rooms
and cellar. The first floor has rich crystal xturs
and polished brass Is used for the residue larle ynti
latlne space under the roof protects the third story The
front Is faced with pressed and ornamental bricks and
has lofty tower the upper part of which acts as ven
tlator. The house Is open for examination from
to p IL. every day. Otherwise s.qly TO the owner,
X. GOI.DSCHMID,
aull-3m Sl2 1th street northwest
Evening star., 1883-10-02

| INoR SALE-ON EASY TERMS -HOUSE-l5as Q
II street northwest. having 10 r,soms THIS HOUSE IA
recently completed has brick set furnace. elevated
oven range fine gGs fixtures hard wood mantlt iron
tile hreplaces and rst-class plumbing work ANA il
| finished In the hest manner. Address EDWARD CAV
I ETIN AZ co, owners 1925 New York avenue sa- -et
Evening star., 1883-10-02

GRAND OPENING
ST A S 3 URG GER'S
NEW DRY GOODS AND CARPET HOUSE,
No. $40 SEVENTH STREET, BETWEEN II AND I.
on WEDNESDAY. THURSDAY AND FRIDAY,
OCTOBER 4. ASD6,
which occasion shall offer specisl Inducements in
silks Sans yclvets Black Coiored Cashmeres and
other Drsss Goods Woolens for Cloaking Cloth for
MEMS and Boys Wear. Table Linen, Towels Merino
Underwear.
CURTAIN LACE
Hosierics. Ccrsets EInbroidsrfes Isces Nc
Bed Spreads, Blankets Comforts, Carpets Oilclothe
Rugs. &c.
As Souvenirs we shall give Androscogyin Bleach Cot
ton at 6llc
Real India Blue Calico at SIC.
Table Oilcloth 1Sc, Crash &C.
Lot Embroideries at Ice, worth Is to &c.
Large Brussels Rugs 81 80. worth.S3
ALI invited to call Thanking for past patropaae
VII always rsint2 the lowest prices to merit your
further custom. Respectfully
HENRY STRASBURGER
s-rst1 go SEVENTH STREET
GnAND OPENING
CLoAgs. JACKETS. DoIMANs AND CIRCULARS.
~" ta street. X0UNG'S.
Evening star., 1883-10-02
Il DESIRABLE HOUSES N THE IMMEDIATE

We have for sale several desirable residences in
the immediate vicinity of 'Dppont Circle" varying in
prices according 10 and locstion) from s. to
$40, 800, THOMAS j. FISHER CO.. 1924 i street
! northwest. srpg7- I'm
Evening star., 1883-10-02
FOR RENT-ROOMS.

ENOR RENT-IN PRIVATE FAMILY TWO NICELY
4 FURNISHED, communicating third story Rooms:
bath adjoinin references exchanged at I26 street
northwest. o5-2t
Evening star., 1883-10-02

IL Requires no boiler avoids al expensive attendance
no loss of time handling Of fuel and no ashes It q
Elevators Sewing Machines. Meat Choprers. Printing
and Lhoersphic Presses Coffee Mills Roastegs PxrsE
runs with extrne smoothneS and regYlarsty Of speed
great simplicity of mechanism.
For paasiculars as to prices &C., apply ct onoe Of
Washington Gas Light Co IVA
Evening star., 1883-10-02
i toH VERY vALuABLE BUSINESS PROPERTY on

We are authorized by the heirs Of the late W Reed
sell those valuable Business Properties known l2A
and 12l6 L street northwest.
1914 is improved by superior our-story Brick
Building with Store, and containing about "a lRIg,
rooms; cellar under all Lot 2s by l59 feet 30oot
paved alley.
I2I6 is improved by fine Store. slendidy arranged
and fitted NJ rst-Class Grocery and Wine Store,
with four-story Brick Building in rear. Lot ~ fcet
inch on street. with depth of l59 feet To 3Ofoot
paved alley. THOS J. FISHER A 90,
sti'21-lm 1924 street northwest
Evening star., 1883-10-02

~ 9th and streets
LADIES' DEPARTMENT.
The special reductions on the articles below men,
toned will hold good until further notice
Under Vests, Silk bound, SIC. sold elsewhere at Tc
Under Vests, Silk bound ST.. sold elsewhere at 81 80
Under Vests, all wool, 81 Al sold elsewhere at 81 T5
Under Vests, all wool. Sl.75 sold elsewhere at 500
Under Vests. best Scarlet 81, sold elsewhere 1925
Ladies' SILK Hose, new shades 81 30 per pair
ladies' English Hose solid colorS genuine per pair
Ladies' Lisie Hose, new coois, G211c. per pair.
Ladies Block Iisle Hose, 7Jc. and 81 per pair
Ladies' Cashmere Hose. Soc per pair.
Ladies' Oxford Mixed Hose, all prices.
% dozen Cashmere Hose, sizes to 81, in cOlOrs TO
match suits at 5Oc. per pair.
one Lot OF ltO doZen genuine French Cashmere sizes
So TO g. 80 per pair This is about Orae-haf price
20 dozen ali Linen Hemstitchc Iandhegctiafs, fancy
borders latest designs. at 25c. worth 371zc.
MOsuetare Gloves. shades. at 5 % g. s. 81 80
Cashmere Gloves. new shades. all prices
Our Corset Department is conceded perfect and We
offer reliable makes only at guaranteed prices OR
Cotton Underwear Department is complete: every gar
ment is made full sze finished in the best manner and
we re und the money when styles sold for less
elsewhere
This week-S1.25 Night Robes will be 81: 81 25
Chcmise will be 81; 81 % Skirts will he 81 and re!uc-
tons viii be made on all other garments.
Hand Satchels and BAGS, at all prices
Face Powders, Tooth and Nail Brushes Infant
Brushes, Combs, aud Toilet Articles generally
DOUGLASS,
oS 9th and + streets.
Evening star., 1883-10-02
FOR SALE-LOTS.

FOR SALE-LOTS.
NOR sALE-I HAVE A FRONTAGE OF IO9 FEET
IL Conn. including the corner of st together
with 40 feet front on 18th ST. n.w the whole making
hrstclass location for Flat several fine Residences
For sale at the Real Estate Exchange of JOHN A. PRES
COTT, 1416 st. NV. sen29-2w
LNOR SALE-I HAVE BUILDING LOTS AND
also whole frOntages for of houses good To-
c2It1es III the northwest for sale considerably below the
ruling prices. JOHN A PRESCOTT. 14l6 street
northwest. sep29- I'm
L,OR SALE-HANDSOME BUILDING SITES. on
IL Mount Pleasant, Washington Heights, Columbia Col
!ege subdivision and Boundary street overlooking
the CITY, at from to 20cents per foot E. b. COTTRE1
1881 pennsylvania avenue. sep29-3t
CHOICE BUILDING SITES.
We offer for sale large number of fine Building Lots
situated in the northwest part of the city the favor
lite avenues and public reservations TO which invite
early attention, believing the spring sales coming
year Will show handsome increase in values. TI0S
}. FISHER Il CO., 1924 street northwest sep27-lm
nor SALE-A FINE LOT, 45x95. ON r STREET
II ITO feet east of 10th street northwest has 20-foot
alley side and alley in and desirable location
for q detached dwelling. Address EDWARD CANERLY
K CO.. Owners, I425 New York avenue sep27-6t
E,OR SALE - CHEAP - SEVERAL BEAUTIFUL,
Lots, five frame and two brick houses, all fronting
Green's statue four squares east OF Capitol to close
estate. 40I 9th street. seps- I'm
Evening star., 1883-10-02
WANTED-BOARD.

XNANTED-BOARD FOR FOUR ADULTS AT
w moderate rate, convenient to St Matthew'S church:
private family preferred. Address r. c., Star Office
sep29-3ts
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1883-03-15

Hon. n. G.. UIner was one Of the few
Republicans who voted against the tariff
bill. Mr.. uncr, in his speech on the bill
advocated the abolition Of NIL internal tax.
alton except on spirits Ant lcrmeu'el
liquors. He particularly advocated the re.
peal of the tax on tobacco II ,ohace> is
luxury be sail, It was the Iorr mans
.uxury. aud should be given to him rs
cheap rs possible. He declared himself n
firm believer in Tire principle k rejection.
He said the country had Ind unexempled
prosperity tor twunly Jcnis under pro-
,ec,ive tariff. md there should he No
change of policy Tanes.
No RA.iNaao --Wo are sorry to aay
that the reported boom lor u ssi!rpa,. here
i, ah tosh. And VIC may also add, that
while In Frederick TN Saturday last We
heard TIM, the M'dd.e,"wn Valley railroad
would amos. assuvrtl!y 60 cn-n0t hnu
Yon,slly. however. hut perpenuicuMriv ::
,hs, is, up tho spout ~ Eannsr Of Liberty
GRAND Jury ADJouRHs--+onToK tKEE
The grand jury, after session of abou,
three weeks nn,i fading quite n number Of
indicI neula, au Saturday adjourned They
found no indictment sgains, nuK"sLus for
tor either for e assault UPON Kate !lager
or the killing of the Ca!.r"l ntn, l>ruc
Croft last FL! AT The action o! the urr
on the latter cla:se ,here is grcn, sulpIi,y
expressed generally If"as
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1883-03-15
Property SMIcr

Joshua Herring viii sci! 90 Carroll st,
al Saturday Mcl. l7,h at | O'Clock 10.
u'peuonal property
nc. s.,,rinfr offers at Private Sale the
cd sniliing on the railroad properly,
Vranc,. !. Tresler living 1 Of mil
nth o. Sahillasvlle will SCH lot of per
t.,al property on Friday Mo:eh 20. See
Us
J, .nh lo,icryr will sell n horsc, COVE
,lm,... tarming implements aud some
lu,t>+ln,ld iAni,u,e nj HE residence ! ~ Il
tuic ,aA OF Rock, kiGsc on MARCH, 18Th
&" tl$
C., A. D,muih will sci! valuable town
property IN Mechanicsto~n "n saturday
Msrh te'h. BEE bills.
Lewis Cs-Nf,rd, trustee, will sell II house
snd lot in Sab,Easvilir and a mountain
ln on Saturday March 2i,h, See bills.
Mr. y. r. Williar will sell II valuable
1ni nf lsrsnnal property in Sali'ssvillc on
Thursday March 18Th. See bills aud adv
Mrs.. Eliza Grouse will SCI! on Friday
Marcn 81 u, ! o. lock in Gruce'isn, Two
COWS urd lot Of household effects. Se'
lsile
Mg-ri r & Geo. & Bussard will sell :
>"hmhjc 10, OF ersoua' property at Hay
1.nl' iaun. near cstoctia Furnaces or
Friday. March %. Sac laEs.
Cornelius Du5ci will s.lI large stock
% cat'l", horses. farming implements NC.
D. llsir III the road from Ca'oclin Fur.
&C 10 EraclLam, on Thursday, March
- -. balls.
M, ~ Willil". agent for tlr submits
7ra'it5. ri nep,g" Cralmr,, dccrascra, viii
81 al tire residence al the |nic deceased on
,.uuinr, March 10 Il Ia; Of ,ci .oRrl pr"Ss,r
- Scc advertisement aud ht-
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1883-03-15

lIg I.U'htran sunday school viii Mold
sftClnl exercise on Lletrl.
Mr.. C. 4 Damuth soli h,a iowa prop
'Iry o" SATURDAY, LIST ,o NJ, Cornelius
N1t"l t,t @Go2 81.
Nri'iny locals this p1ccS u lac Ialing
j'st summers grass ,'rhl Il is i"'s>ibic 10
~ 3 bulk, but its not worth much
y POSITION 10 HE Governor praying "X-
"ra'ive clemcncy IN tho matter Of Jack
Ne'!l'r sentenced ~ the nrnit,n'iarv tor
'''e years for raising check, has been cir
ca'atei here and freely signed II IS
aimed that he is not ui sound mind.
SoL>Lp.-3lr. Abel Mi'chc. hands Us
tNe following correct solution OF the prob
leu of tAc bail immersed IN agobI"t of wa
lrr.
The goblet being Gene, tie diameter
AID two lines drawn along u, sides to the
Hp"a constitute AN isO>crIs wv triangle. The
,r.p2ndculAr and our,hnlf the diameter
we Two sides OF Il right .angseG triangle to
fd the thirl lihc l,ypothc!nase or side OF
lie glass Having the sides oi Al 100 scelcs
'nanSic, u: area eqlals he di1mcscr nui
'ialca by one-,hird the altitude. Having
i''e area ~. an iso,clcs Triangle. the Ifa'l'ns
4 TIA Irrtted Ctrs'c equals the area divi-
de't IVY ono bali the sum Of The sides Such
lidiu- y one half The diameter u, tho ball.
which having, the cube uf the diameter
multiplied by 1896 gives the solid con'cnss
o'thC bali. The number Of inches Of water
displaced equals the sold contents Of the
)aii
Ans. solid Contents IL Goblet
1900 ~
Water Displaced by bah
IT, iot In.
We are requested 10 submit the follow
Ing for solution.
The area Of right anc)ed Triangle is 90
and the hypothe'nuso y; give genHr1s
rni5 TO determine TIC basc and ptrrcnticn'
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1883-03-15
Monday March fe, 1883.
Al ID 0'CIDrk A. NJ.

Tie fllo"!"E persona! property. vs.
Two work horses, 10 vAlunb'e sheep. lot nt
Harness; buggy, wagons tnrlnUg utensils,
corn, hay, humber and household furniture
TERMS A credit o! six Months vii!
hc given on III sums in excess If Five
Dollars HE purchaser 0r purchasers 10 give
!ia, hel Or thc.r nnle with approved sccu!.
Ny hearing interest from cate Sums VI
Five Dollars and urier, Cash.
CATHARlNL GRAHAM,
Admin stratiix
+ /. Naill, NclSoa y llll.iue. Agent.
Auvt. March 3ts
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1883-03-15
No. 1867 EQUITY !

tohn A, Prhdirold
aud JOS, nl G.. Ro- In the Ciiru.t Cncts
.rnsco.. Executors
ri ,hc las, WIZ
au', Tcs'a,ncn, " for Tlrle!tck Couuiv
jaIn T, P"t,ic3rd
deceased,
Sitio, IN Equity
IS.
john Wits and Tchrua!y Term. 1898
Matilda White Ills
N.ie.
ORDE I'D this 9Th ,lNy of March 1893,
TINT on the .)h day 1t Ar,!l 1853 the
Court VIII proceed 10 nc, upon the Report
If Sales this day flied by Eugene t.. Rowe
Trustee in the above case. IN }ess Cause to
Me contrary Ia be sl.nNn before said day;
provided copy Of this order he in crt.d
in some newspaper published in Frederick
County, Tor threc successive weeks prlul
to odd day.
The Report states the cmornt OF sales a.
500 %.
ADDLFHCS TE4NNAKE IT.
Ciork Of the Circuit Court tor Fred X Co.,
March Il.