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The Grenada gazette. (Grenada, Miss.) 1885-18??, 1888-09-20
TIE NEW SNCTH.

From the Globs-Dsnocra,, July 18th, 80, J
The thousands who daily pass the
mammoth structure located ct the
southeast corner Of Fourth street aud
clark venue III this city. csunot
fail to notice the hundreds Of cases
4abeted "Taylor's Cherry Tonic Cor
nia!,' Whites Cream Vermifugs'
and 'Iay!or'. Hure Chill Cure" Gil
marked for shipment to various
points i'll the West aud South.
Whether these large shipments sre
dus t a j~udirious system of News-
paper advertising, or to the Intrinsic
merits ofthese medicines may b. u
point open for discussion, but GER
fainly few remedies have met with
more universal sale among the peo-
pie of the West and South than have
the preparations named.
As AL Instance of their character
and standing. read the following
from Maj. Jas. NJ. Douglass, late OF
Gen. Prire's Division.
81. Louis, Mo-. July 20, 1888.
Iichardson Taylor Med. Co. st. Louis
MISUNDERSTANDING procured u
bottle u your "Taylor's Sure Chill
ture.' through q friend, I gave it to
my children for bfliousness and con-
st'Pstion. One or two doses had the
desired effect l find 1t also gives ell
tire satisfaction In liver and kidney
complaints. Its low price, Is cents.
mskes it within the reach Of oil
My wife will not be without it ia
the house A. we give to the young
ONES on all occasions.
You are at liberty to refer to me.
JAMES VI. DOUGLASS, 1893 Glasgow
place.
Taylor's Sure Chill Cure ia = never
failing remedy for the cure of chills
and fever, biIiousness, liver comp
laint, constipation and any diaor-
cred condition Of the stomach or bow
els. Sold By all druggists. BE. and
SOC. bottIes.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. MED. Co., 81.
Louis. Mo.
Treatise OF Blood and Skin Dissas
mailed free.
The SWIFT SPECIFIC Co.,
NrA~er :, Alta u ta, \.
The Grenada gazette. (Grenada, Miss.) 1885-18??, 1888-09-20

The city taxes III Jackson. Miss,
are 1t mills. Fourteen collars Oh the
thousand Or one dollar Oh the thou..
and more than Grenada county tax
payers pay for all purposes school
county aud State.
The Grenada gazette. (Grenada, Miss.) 1885-18??, 1888-09-20

CLARK LEWIS.

The Liverpool cotton buyers have
decided that there is 40 rommerical
Or other law to reader cotton sheet
lug ineligible tor baling. And thus
Is smother campaign lie punctured.
The Grenada gazette. (Grenada, Miss.) 1885-18??, 1888-09-20

Tho Grm ui lislI.m i.uHs~sr n - b. 81.
d'ssulN cd, J, y Sthtr'scn 50 'thdrnr.e- ".
/. HniInm ks o'as 81 ssS,i~ srs sssri''ns
all liabilities v !. hAsxAs.
.-t-,i. }. u. itpe.G SIS
The Grenada gazette. (Grenada, Miss.) 1885-18??, 1888-09-20

b hole matter VI marketing crops
't-s not begin 10 receive the atteu-
'."h II h"'"ry"s, Nauy a man will
o'utiy mt" lhr b,st way Of producing
~ .ihil, and will work hard nn tn.
'rop all %su!u,uer, aud then sell 1t IL;
'he hrst opportunity. without max
NJ ANY efforts to ascertain the stu
-tI"n' 80 L" ns supply and market
pIic-s hie con cerued. The business
VI farming leeds to be studied
even more than production. Many
Orinefs DO NOT pat q sufficient value
~ reliable and comprehensive crol
and market reports. The eagernese
With which the dealers In produc,
1tiiize such information 10 Al even
present illustration Of Its value.
lIl+ tact IS, there are practically no
sources Of information about crOpa
And markets to which the farmers
may no have access quite rs well
~ The dealers, II they are willing to
pay for 1t. When the farmer makes
tue selling Of his crops AZ much Il
ousiness d. does the buyer, he will
nAd farming more profitable.
The Grenada gazette. (Grenada, Miss.) 1885-18??, 1888-09-20

dses. Is fsc AsoI Mississippi: NV arc hereby
eomU aide e. ~sf:,ci.T L.infr he CfaHrcry
Court oi 3ranAas cuu.t,. Nissis''s Poi, nj the
court hnwse ~ said cg.hts, on thr srSt Nua-
Say In ocssCer, Iesa. then A't A.."' 10 ietcut
tbs suit u cATneilR ivN.~sietn 'nr JiN9rr =,
wherein you san ;~n.ratsft, :
III THOMAS. "a" :.
J. -. Ra-h >:slo. Sol. toy e, II.
Grenada. y lsS.. Avg. -. 49,
The Grenada gazette. (Grenada, Miss.) 1885-18??, 1888-09-20

4 Drusgiat'n Testimony.

The Swift Specific Co., Atlanta. Gn.:
Gentlcmen-l used your Specific =
few years ago with y very obstinate
and malignant cast Of Scr"fula, MnG
effected rahirtl and complete cure.
II was the care Of II little coIoreI girl,
the daughter IF n good customer OF
mine. The wife had died, aud also
several other chithren with ScrofUia
or CONSUMPTION. This was the last
living child, and -hc had the worst
ease Of Scrofula ev,rsuw. She Ind
u great many lump. and holes ~ diff
ferent places about her face and neck,
40 that she looked de formed. He had
tried q great many remedies, and
had lost all hope, when insisted W.
on his trying Swih'- Specific. He
consented ut last. IL ] would credit
him until he could make a crop,
which ] did. Before he had used
half dozen bottles he reported the
child well. Ten months after, when
l left the place, there had been no
temperance Of the disease. Three
years have passed nov, rnd no re-
turn; ] believe II permanent cure.
I am using 4. $. s. on another chrOn-
ic case Of Scrofuia, and il is growing
better every day.
II. +. NowILN,
Druggist.
Martin, Tenn, May 20, 1883.
Treatise on Blood and Skin Diseas.
~ mailed free.
SWIFT SPECIFIC Co,
Drawer 8, Atlanta. Ga,
The Grenada gazette. (Grenada, Miss.) 1885-18??, 1888-09-20

Al.TICI.E /.

The name and style Of this corporation
shall ~ the "Crsnads County Alliance
and Its domiciis shall h. the city VI Grensdn,
county of Nrenada. State Of Mississippi. md
by that name said corporation shall have
and enjoy corpnral e existence and .urc"e-
sion: 20 contract. sus. and he sued: to make
and Use Il corporate seal, and the Same Il
break and alter at pleasure; " hold, r]ecclTr,
lease. purchase and convey ~ we'll ~ ny.
pothecate and mortgage, under the corporate
name. property both real and personal: t.,
name, elect and appoint such officers. di-
~rartors, managers and agents rs the interest
Of said corporation may require: snt T.
make and establish such laws. rule. am.
regulations for ths proper management snd
res ulation Of the affairs Of ssth corporation
a. may DO noe asary and proper. and tho
sarna 70 alter and amend at pleasure.
ARTICLE II.
John u. King. W. v. Tru.ssll. ". X. Yea
ger. d. p. Laurence and NJ. X. Mislar. wh"
constitute the present executive r"innil,-r
Of the Grenada County Aliianre. are horrby
IN behalf Of the Grsnsds County Allianrr.
and as their executive coInini,tAp. toxsthVl
With their successors IN office, DECLARED and
constituted Il corporation snd body curp0-
rate in lnw. for the OBJECT and purpose
herein set out. under the said name sn.
style al tho Grenada County Alliance.
The Grenada gazette. (Grenada, Miss.) 1885-18??, 1888-09-20
AhTIofn '.

S8ri"iB
stNckhoiders shsli vote. al their Meetir e.
upon all matters coming UP far sc',on. &C.
ccrd,nE 10 the number Of shares 81 stock held
by each stakeholder, end each share shall
entitie the holder " one vote: yo'ipg may be
done in person or 10y proxy.
ARTICLE Vi.
Transfers OF stock shall he made only nr-
on the books OF the company Hrd no stock.
holder shall he authorized to transfer or as
sign his stock, who has ANY un,hid dues or
debts :" said corporation. unfi such debts
sni dues shall have first htra lHfd.
AETlGIE VII.
fhi. net Of incorpu-sttuo may be changed,
altered. or m"diiici. or ss'd rurlu"H'i"n many
We dl>sol.,d, M;Ih the ,s,rnt ot si,a,nrN IN
nnH"uu' Of 'hn capitol stock ihcr~a U >.
general 20 ing al the s~tucktn.lirrs as said
r"rporati"i,, c"n>rtrrI Tor such r~urra>r. after
twenty day. motto" Nhn'l haNr been rub.
1l>t'd Ia ~Omr newspaper published Ia 'lc
ci's or Nirruaia.
Hrtr,r var.
Y" stakeholder -hal, ever h,. 1iql,, y 49,
sp"fisihl" for The contracts or tsurts t., ..hI
'"Flnrt''"h IN ANY further sum lfsi. ,lu. ln.
!TIh bninnc' due IN the shares Of stock Sob
s"rf''st' FOR and "w ncei 10y him, NOR shall ~.
n-f" int"rm"li,y OF OF organization hsNrth.
ciI'"l Of rendering tlir- charter null, or tx
posing II stakeholder tu Any ,iaiiii.y beyond
IT." balance ON his upaid auhscrip,iurs :ut
stock.
ARTICLE TX.
\" Hcr:"n shall he allowed t." Jrlrcha>,
an. 9TH stock OF this corporation unic.-
such person h" y mcinhrr Of the Farmer.
\l"'ne" "ftho state OF Miss,Sippi.
The Grenada gazette. (Grenada, Miss.) 1885-18??, 1888-09-20
ARTICLE III.

The purpose for which this corporation T.
established and the ASSURE OF tho business
81 be carried on ny It, arc declared to no the
development Of the agricultural resources %
this stale: the establishment and Naintc-
nance and operation Of warehouses for the
storage Of vii agricultural products. and
manufactures for the conversion of the pro-
ducts raised. gathered or acquired by this
corporation, into goods. wnre and c"rnmod-
tiles; the sale Of such products Il. raw mato-
rial or In A manufactured state.
The Grenada gazette. (Grenada, Miss.) 1885-18??, 1888-09-20
ARTICLE ~.

The capital stock OF this corporation T.
hereby fixed At the sum Of Fifty Thousand
Dollars. to ne represented by ten Thousand
shares Of a 70 dollars each. and no stock hold :
ar is to v more than twenty shares OF Ave
dollars each, or one hundred dollars Of stock
Va all.
The Grenada gazette. (Grenada, Miss.) 1885-18??, 1888-09-20

No person shall be allowed to l"'l'h"'o
any stock Of this corporation unles" '"ri
person bs q msnter Of the nj Alliance
OF tho STATE Of MissIssiPpt.
ARTICI.k XII,
THIS corporation shsil have "ni enjoy. II
addition 20 tho pnwers, righti aud prist!rgrs
enumerated above ali the rights, pow"rs and
privileges cOnte rTGd BY Inapter Is code al
1880, and all lava sInendntCry thereof. no"
In force. - far as applicable.
Gts1ats. h!s. August 70, isos.
The Grenada gazette. (Grenada, Miss.) 1885-18??, 1888-09-20

I'M, net Of iucor puratiun my ~ changed
altered. or m,"tlAed. ur said corporation may
be DISSOLVED. with TIA" ASSENT 81 n hIiJ"r"9
In amount of the rapitnl stock 'h"r""i nj IL
general meeting Of tho slockh"ldcTn 81 SAD
curporstion convened for such purp"~-. niieI
duy.' notice previously .l'en Ia -"i"'
new. paper published In tho ct'y of rf--
,,uts
The Grenada gazette. (Grenada, Miss.) 1885-18??, 1888-09-20
Al! VII!

Tho business uf this curPorstlon shall be
.nv.rusd l., It's stockholders. ~" ma}
frame such bylaws and regulations Al, may
no ieenI.d nuressary by thcIn-hy-'n t' 10"
adopted 10y vote. according to the inili'or %
-t,.r4t- held ~ ZACH it,~k l"lG"r.
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WoNDERrUL CURE OF SALT RHEUM
BY THE CUTICURA REMEDIES.

BY THE CUTICURA REMEDIES.
/ have had most wonderful cure Of salt rheum.
For five years have suffered with this disease. had
it on my face. arms, and hands. unable to do
anything whatever with my hands for two
tried hundreds of remedies and not had the least
effect. The doctor said my was incurabe. saw
your advertisement aud concluded try CUTICURA
REMEDIES and Incredible it may seem, that ter
using one box Of CUTCURA and cakes Vt CUrICURA
SOAP, and two bottles of CUTIcURa REsoLvENr find
am entirely cured. Those who think this letter
gersted may COME and Q and find out for them
selves. GRACE p. MARKHAM,
North st. Charles St., Belle River Ont
have been afflicted since last March with skin dis
ease the doctors called eczema. My covered
with scabs and Sores and the itching and burning
almost udbearabe. Seeing your CUTIcURA REMEDIES
30 highly recommended, concluded to give them a
trial. using the Gu IcURA and CUrIoURA SOAP exter-
nally and REsoLvENT internally for four months.
call myself cured ia gratitude for which make this
public statement CLARA A FREDERICK.
Broad Brook Conn.
Sold everywhere Price: CUT1cURA, Soc: SOAP, 25c.
REsoLvtSr. 81. Prepared by the POTTER DRUG
AND CHEMICAL Co.. Boston. Mass
Send for How to Cure Skin Diseases"
BABY'S skin and scalp preserved aud beautified by
CUTICURA INDICATED iy34.67
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where 20 spend the Fourth.

AT City View tomorrow there Will be fireworks
and Illumination, and the steamer George Law
Will make trips thither at 10 am, II noon and ,,
4, g, 8, y and 10 pm.
Clifton Beach, the new river resort, can be
reached tomorrow by the steamer Moseley, which
Will leave her wnarf at 10 am.
Those who wish TO spend the Fourth In partIc-
ulariy patriotic and appropriate manner can do so
by going 10 Mt. Vernon on the Corcoran at 10 A In.
and $3.50 pm.
At Marshall Hall the Fourth will be celebrated
In good, old-time style, with music and dancing.
The steamer Arrowsmith VIII take down all Who
sire TO go at $50 am and = and pm.
The eXpressmen will celebrate with their friends
at LochbPhlers PARK with picnic given by their
relief association.
Alexandria will celebrate with the annual state
regatta The ferryboats run every thirty min
uteS.
The Shamrock Socials give their friends picnic
at the Schuetzen Park tomorrow.
AT TaKoma Park the Fourth will be celebrated
quietly but periodically by reading the Declara-
uon or Independence, a..
At Collngwood Beach tomorrow the Ideal Min-
STREE Troupe Will add their merrment TO the other
attractions provided for the entertainment OF ex-
cursioniSts, VINO can 90 down on the Pilot Boy at
10 a. m. and and D. IN.
At Washington Grove the cottagers will observe
the Fourth with music and an address at 4 ID. m
and fireworks In the evening.
The Mary Washington VIII tomorrow make
three trips TO River View, where there Will be
dancing all day, as We'll as on the boat, going and
coming.
ST. Aloysius Branch, No. TO, Catholic Knights
Will celebrate with a sociabIe at Becker's Pleas.
ure Garden.
picnic VIII be held at Hynesboro Park, near
SeaOrook, tomorrow for the benefit OF Christ' )
Baptist cnurcn at the park.
Those wishing TO spend the Fourth at Colonial
Beach can DO SO ley taking the Excelsior, which
leaves Ler wharf at S:45 a. N.
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PArr1,s LETTERS.
Nine. Adelina Patti Nicolini says Of the Recamie
Preparations:

Mme Adelina Patti Nicolini says Of the Recamier
preparations:
CRAIG Nos CASTLE, Oct. 13.
II must repeat once my belief that there
has been equslled in merit to the Recamier
Preparations; my skin 10 90 immensely improved by
their use. 1t has grown smooth and SO fair that
need not dread old while these magic inventions Of
yours exist" Oct 81: II use Cream Balm and Lotion
every day OF my life aud could not exist ortAbly
without them. kecamier Soap. also. is perfect.
thought other soaps good but had never tried the
RecSmier. shall never use any other. 1t far sur.
passes all toilet soaps" London, December Il hear
the Princess Of Wales Is delighted with the Recamier
Preparations l shall certainly recommend them to
Her Royal Highness when next see her. l send you
an autograph letter to nclose to the Princess Of
anxious am to do all for the Recamier Prepare
tons. tell every here in Spain how much they
have done for me. have spoken to the Queen about
them, and wnen got to south America hope to find
letter from you telling how can best serve you
there do want to help you, for am convinced your
Recamer Preparations the greatest boon ever in
vented. could not comfortably endure day without
them" ADELINA PATTI NICOLINI
You can have a beautiful complexion by using
the ktcailer Cream. provided you avoid all Cosmetics
IL Will remove the damage caused by cosmetics. 1t
Will remove pimples, liver spots black heads TAM sun
tons on wonan's face Is equivalent to painted sign:
Saying. Ills wonlan IL llcleaEly IN her personal
habits; she does not think 1t worth while to make her
sen attractiVe Sena tor Tree sample OF Recamler
York. The Recauier Preparations for sale at all
drug stores in Washington. aplS-6m
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DIHr-


BARRY. AZ a m. on July 3. lsss. NELLIE
days
Funeral will take place from l2S2 Nineteenth street.
northwest on Thursday, July B. ut O'Clock .. IN. :.
GIBBONS. On July =, 1855. UNITY GIBBONS.
Funeral from 81 Peters church. wednesday morn.
Ing. mt O'Clock
GILLlNGHAM. On July 2 1850, nj 2,3O Am
iAMhtNIE CLIFFORD only child of VIM. NJ and
Minnie L. Dillingham; ssed three months and twelve
days.
suffer little children 20 come unto me, aud forbid
THEN not Tor OF such 10 the Kingdom of Heaven.
Funeral from pa ents residence. No 6ls eth street
southwest. "Wednesday at 10 O'Clock "a Friends an
RELATIVES RESPECTFULLY invited 90 nd
HoLlOkAN. On the nlornins Of July Q, lsss.
MAR0AhET. the beloved vile Of he late John Ho..
lorsE.
kequiescat in pace.
Funeral will take place from her late residence No.
"a - street northwest Wednesday July A. at a
pin Friends aud relatives respectfully invited 20
attend
sICARD. At Utica. n. Y. June "a 1855, Mrs.
LYDIA 4. slCAkD. aged seventy seven years.
TRACEY. On Monday. July 2. lsss ct 3 O'Clock
ANN beloved wife Of Thomas Tracey aged seyeptys,ns
land
Funeral from her sons residence, Gas 18th street
northwest, "Wednesday. July 4. at v O'Clock q N.
Frinds . Nd relatives invited %
vIEDE On Tuesday,, July ,. 1883. WILLIAM H.
the youngest Of Julius and Emma yiedt ir sscd
six months and seventeen days
Funeral private.
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Sales ut Real Estate.

Robert T. Bradley has bought, for a. 600, OF J. &
swormstedL sub 81, square SO, 10 feet on south
Carolina avenue, between 9th and 9TH streets
southeast. Am Z. Lynch has bought, Tor soon,
OF j. b. Gautron, part s. square 2ss l6A feet iront
on & street, between l2th and 18th stree : north
west Sophia H. Knapp has bought, for $500 of
G. w. Handy, part lots 10 TO- square 3D., fronting
20 feet on l2tn street, between street and Rhode
Island avenue. Allen McLane has bought Of c. n.
Rittenhouse, Tor ST. sS1 sub 81 square l62, "a by
LIB fee, on street. between l7th street ana Coa-
necJcut avenue.
;. r. Merrill has bought, for So ZOO, OF C. K.
Hamilton, trustee, suDlot L, square 400, fronting
2l..S ieet ON Pennsylvania avenue and RI. % iecI
on street north, between 9th and 10Th north
west Ida y. Marshall has bought. for g. SIP. 80
or A. A. blrney, trustee, sublot 20, square 6-ks
fronting on street north, between New Jersey
avenue and LIST street northwest. Thomas Kerry
has bought OF Emiier NJ. Darneille, for sls, 5Ua,
sub.os "a 10 Ga. square 100. fronting 1871 feet
Oh VI 81 rect, betwe 10th and 2lst northwest
MIS-. Laura A. Turner has purchased OF \. II.
Walker, Tor $500. part ., square sl4. In by 81
feet, known as Ala street northeast. s. ii. Ba-
con has bought OF b. Robinson, for 1850 part lot
T. square 2ll, fronting p feet On street, between
l4th ana 18th streets northwest
The American bishops now In London ATTENDED
special service at Westminster Abbey yesterday,
The Archbishop OF Canterbury preached
The Reading Hardware Works, at Reading Pa
were burned last night, causing a loss OF ,OO1
and throwing seven hundred hands out Of employ.
ment
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VI.
Je3O-dSds FOG street NV.
lNKUsTLE,s SALE or FRAME HOUSE AND LOT
4 'HANCERY SALE OF VALUABLE LOT. M
SPkofED by HOUSE, No 1928 FIFTEENTH

b. virtue Of decree passed by the Supreme Court
OF the District OF Columbia III equity No 10SSG,
docket 20 wherein Mary +. thomas and others are
complanants and Wi / am ". Thomas and others are
defendants. Will sell at public auction, front Of tie
premises, on FRIDAY, thu SIX DAY OF JULY,
1886, at HALF-PAsT FIVE O'CLOCK Z NJ. the fol.
lowing property, III tine city of Washington District
OF Columbia Part of original lot numbered Thirty
Cor in square one hundred and ninety Q9oj, be-
slhnl Oh 10Th str ct III point 10 1-l2 feet north
ol The southeast corner o said lot and running thence
hofth 10 L. feet, and thence west 80 feet, tn
SCUM ~ |l2 fe and thence east 80 feet TO the be-
ginning, improved by frame dwelling house.
Terms OF sale prescribed by the Onethirl
OF the purchase money III cash. yable the day of
sale, within ten days Their after: third
year, and one Third in ghteen months after day Of
sale with Interest ON said deferred payments at the
rate OF six per cent per until paid all the
purchase money be paid III cash any time with
IN tea days after the day OF sale: the tile To lie
hed until all the pur hase money paid deposit of
800 Will be required at tue time of sale All convey
anclng at the Iur cost Ii terms of sale
complied with IN ten days after the day OF sale, the
trustee the right resell e the and
OF the deiaultig purchaser alter ve day Advertising
WILLIAM W. BOAkMAN, Trustee.
Room 8. Webster Law Building.
GEO W. STICKNEl, Auctoneer 936 F. je25
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SHARON, CONN.,, July 3.-MrS Lawrence Jerome
said to-day, wnen asked regarding the report that
her husband Was dying: 'Mr. Jerome is not at all
Pennsylvania"
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Po1soNous COSMETICS.
HOT WEATHER INvIGoRAToR

LADIES who value their complexion should know
that they get their loIiet POWDERS FREE FROM
POISON.
FREEMAN's INDICATED FACE POWDER is
harmless as the dew and
Properly applied cannOt be detected. The following
Druggists and those named i'll succeeding advertise
mst al the leading Druggists in the city
sell aud specially recommend il.
Try "Freemans Hiawsiha handkerchief Extract"
the latest delightful elegant Quadruple strength.
sweety ciinxinR. permanent. oOc. per oz.
W. =. ihompson. 103 10th ST.; ID. p. Hickling, 3l9
Pa ave a N. Daniels 1900 l4th st.; A. j. SnaIhirt
\. Gag and ST. -; Brown 4 I; aye; and 9Th st.
aud 10Th ST: W e. Duckett Pa ave. and 22d st.:
Z. Chrisuan 4S4 Pa ave; Entwistles 121l Pa. ave.
MSa.iuder: 1909 S, p: ave: 1obyI. klMptsn. POI
IA ave. Sc r. Pltzer Co, 9TH and L. Cap st. j. X.
Cassn, 1th and III sts, NV: Geo. ". Boyd, las q st.
he; q. g: C. Simins, n Y. ave: and l4ta st; l. 9.
Bishop. 9Th and SITS r. 8. Williams Co., and 9th
Sc. NV: r. X Mslphensiins. l4th and VI ave, Z: A
Bentley, l4th and COrcOran sta l. Flemmer Bro,
l4tl and sts.; E Gladmon. I'd aud SITS: X w.
Duty. 9th and Sta: h. v. linkard: 2i26 l4th st !:
K v. Harper. 6OS Pa. ave.: q. W. Cropley, GEORGE
town. y G; G. Sochh.rt S2d and t sta l. e Nj,
st.; 1schnely Ivan. Wholesale Agents. apl0-eo3m
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AUCTION SALES.
THIS AFTERNOON.
nUNCANsoN BROS. Auctioneers !

1RUsTEEs SALE OF A TRACT OF LAND Re.
THEN BLNNIN6s AND UNIONIOWN, ON
BLADENSBURG ROAD. NEAR TIMING CITY
And TIE TERMINUS OF PENNSYLVANIA
AVENUE BRI T. AZ ROSS EASTERN BRANCH
By virtue OF deed Of trust given to will sell
on TUESDAY, JULY IT, IRD. 1883, at HALF-PAsI
FOUR O'CLOCK 7. M, on the premises. ali that Ger
tain pec or parcel of land and premises distinguished
and being follows to wit:
Beginnii g for the same at . bridge where Q run
Gro the old Blsdensburg Road, between Adelaide
Wilson's old place ana John A. smiths line, running
thence song said road south 7?A degrees west, 29
poles to large gum tree IN said road; thence ON
straight line about one hundred (l00) poes stake
on the shore OF Eastern Branch at . point six (6]
Poles southeast Of two sycamore trees 1T high
marx on the said Branch: thence along hixh-wzteI
marx of said Branch t6) poles to a between two
sycamore trees thence aong the center of said run to
the bridge or plce Of beginning and containing ten
VI land less together with all the i'm.
provements ways, easements rights PRIVILEGES and
appurtenances to the same belonging or in any wise
apIertainlng.
Terms: One-thrd cash. balance in equal instamenta
at and two years. Notes TO be given bearing per
cent interest from day OF sale. payable sem-snnuay
and to be secured by deed of premises sold
all cash At Option OF purchas
FRANCIS II. SMITH r-,.....
je2S-d&ds FRANK b. SMITH ! irus'ees'
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-07-03
An Attach uent Against Bankers.

NEW YORK, July San attachment was to-day
granted against the property OF James North, X.
Milton Speer, David Barr.ck, Caleb c. North
and X. Allen Lowell BANKERS, at Hunting
don, Pa, under the name OF Union Bank OF Hun
ungtun, In a suit brought 10y the Hunting on Man.
which was placed on deposit with the bank last
February as a special account, and has not been
repaid, although demand Tor IL has been made.