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The Golden Cross

The following officers of Capital Comman-
derry, No. 1923, United Order of the Golden
Cross were installed on Saturday evening last by
DeputyGrand Commander DR.. r. Kingsman: Vice
noble commander, Miss Mary L. Kilgore; noble
keeper of records, Frank E. Newton; financial
keeper of records, Jas. F. Kilgore, treasurer,
Vim. H. MARROW; worthy herald, F. U. wehrle;
warder of the inner gate, Mrs. Millie Holton;
warder Of the outer gate, Thaddeus C.Spurgeon.
The remaining officers will be installed on Sat-
urday evening, July %.
The officers Of Anacostia Commandery. No.
mander Stephen Simonds, AS follows: Noble COM
ABB. have been installed by Deputy Grand Com
mander, +. ]. Henry; vice noble commander,
Mrs. Mary I. Simonds; worthy prelate, Mrs.
Carrie NJ. King; noble keeper of records, jas.
II. Dony; financial keeper Of records, d. C.
Smithson; treasurer, Mrs. Julia A. Dony
worthy herald, Arch. Etzler; warder Of the in
ner gate, Mrs. E. L. Gator; wartler Of the outer
gate, Thos. j. Putnam; past noble commander,
A. X. Gator.
The following officers Of Goodwill Command
cry. No. q, we're installed on Monday evening
last by Deputy Grand Commander Philip H.
Branson: Noble commander, Rev. W. H. Schell
vice noble commander. Mrs. Mary E. Goss
worthy prelate, Eugene d. Harrington: noble
keeper of records, Edward Steer; financial
keeper Of records, Benz. F. Moore; treasurer,
Frank c. Severance; worthy herald, Jacob s.
klase; warder q the inner gate. Mrs. Margaret
c. Lamb; warder Of the outer gate. George
Redway; past noble commander, Jacob B. Der
rick. The noble commander appointed the
following committees: On finance, W. G. Perry.
Frank R Johnson, W. H. Pope; on good Of the
order, DIR. S. l. Groot, Mrs. Louisa I. Watrous,
Miss Adelaide Payne.
The officers Of National Commaudery, No.
.346. were installed by Deputy Grand Com
mander Levin G. Handy on Monday evening
as follows: Noble commander, w. G. Bateman
vice noble commander, Mrs. Susan j. Kesler
worthy prelate. Miss Lizzie Howison; noble
keeper Of records, Leslie R. Trembly; financial
keeper Of records, Jos. B. Bailey; treasurer.
Richard H. Yates; worthy herald, W. W. wer-
tenbaker; warder Of the inner gate, George
Phillips; warder Of the outer gate, William II.
Byers; past noble commander, Warner L. Will
kirson.
The officers Of Columbia Commandery, No.
374. were installed last evening by Deputy
Grand Commander DR.. ]. A. Dickinson as fol
lows: Noble Commander, William J. Hoffman
vice noble commander, Mrs. Nettic A. Cole
worthy prelate. Mrs. Emma Strictly; noble
keeper Of records, Chas. B. Sayer; financial
keeper Of records, Robert Z. Harvey; treasurer
Mrs. Hattie p. Dickinson; worthy herald, Franz
H. Cole; warder Of the inner gate, Mrs. E. L.
Carrico; warder Of the outer gate, DR.. F. G.
Ewing; past noble commander, Edward Q.
Gunson.
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CHANCERY SALE OF IMPROVED REAL ESTATE
IN SOUTH WASHINGTON. BEING A GOOD

CHANCERY SALE OF IMPROVED REAL ESTATE
IN SOUTH WASHINGTON. BEING A GOOD
OPPORTUNITY TO SECURE SMALL. DWELL
ING HOUSES FOR HOMES OR INVESTMENT.
Under the decree of the Supreme Court OF the Dis
trict Of Columbia passed in equity No. 13922
Cochrane e: al against Adelmann ct al We Will sell
p i1Sni e III s At on rIE
VCLOCKPM ", lot y in square All. with house at
the corner Of sth and streets and house 40. sos
HOUSES subdy sion Of lot in square 49, with houses
4I3, 4II and 47p street southwest, and lot As Of
s3nn hitz ct a. sl2iyision Of lots in square 49,
And On sArTRDAS. July TwENTY-THIRp
81 feet by the width thereof c1 lot 10 square 800
feet by width thereof Of 10. Is square 500 with
.qus-e 500 With So1ise iSes 9Th st. sw p.rt Of 70;
Is square son. being strip 90 feet wide on the east
side Of ssid lot and hunting the alley and extend
so Locust alley and the west e feet front by
re .nn deP,a thsreos OF lot Is. square 53s. with
At FIVE O'CLOCK ?. NJ. we viii sell lot : OF Joel
W Jones' subdivision Of square 545, with houses No
.n az. nj essrs :1v, lots and Of ahC% ma
ho1ses Nos e16. elS go g22 pa and 9,6 list ST.
Sc. and part OF lot 8. in square 7s3. beginning
taeref9s =, point on 81 ST az feet south rom the
south IL feet thence east - feet thence north IL
fee; and thence west IS feet place Of besinnin
ing in the city Of Washington District OF Columbia
Terms Of sale: Onethird cash and balance in eoual
men s At one Spd two years from day OF sale,
Option Of purchaser reasonable deposit vii De re-
Srea ~ tins o. sse on each separate purchase and
Be eo1nplied With IN sfseen dsys Term 70
JOB BARNARD,
BENJAMIN T. LEIGHTON. trustees
d Ia
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Tho Adulteration Of Cream.

To the Editor Of The Evening Star
Do the residents Of Warrington know to
what extent they are the victims Of fraud in
their milk and cream SUPPLY The District
chemist would find 1t interesting il he were to
analyze the article known and sold - Scream. IS
Farinaceous substances cannot strictly be
called sdulterants, still few people care TO pay
a cents quart for acompound Of stale min,
-four and butter color, which has no more ef-
quantity Of Potomac water. Tho canned Inn
portations sold at Is csnts Per half pint, are no
bettsr-evsn vorss-than ths dairy iupply Of
our own WAE1o& HooI1Iy
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Striking Miners seise Mines and Mills I'm
Idaho.
One thousand striking miners yesterday morn
ing secured control Of the Bunker Hill and Sui
Ivan Company's mines and mills at Wallace,
Idaho. In the latter powder had been tied on
the machinery in different places, and tine
miners threaten to blV up the mills unless
their demands are acoeded to. Two hundred
militia men are on the road now. They will Be
joihed at the scene by several companies Of
United States troops today. v. n. Clement,
manager of the Bunker Hill and Sullivan Com
pany, has wired Gov. Wiley 10 hold Oh the
troops for two days, - by that time the non
union men win be discharged and the union
men win leave the mills without destroying
them. Instead OF acting - advised BY Mr..
Clement Gov. Wiley viii rush 70 the scene all
the troops he can get. Everything Il excite
unsnt sf Boise City. Most young men Of the
town belonging to the militia lsft for the mines.
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I. B. TowsEn & Son.
DRY GOODS DEALERS.

1916 7TH ST. NV
1000 yards Good Unbleached Cotton, 30.
Bleached Pillow Case Cotton, nc.
1O-4 Cnbleached Sheeting. 15c.
10-4 Bleached Sheeting. lie.
Light Calico. in snort length, &c.
Beautiful line of ChaIlies and Lawns &C.
Zephyr Ginghams worth 1Sc reduced to l21<c
Fruit Of the Loom Bleachcd Cotton, SIC.
Good Dress bingham. from to 10 yards, &c.
Festher,proof Ticking, in short lengths. I21Sc.
Ladies' Ribbed Vests &c. or 4 for 25c.
5-4 Table Oil Cloth, 15c.
Black Henrietta, extra bargains.
We have Splendid Unlaundered Shirt 5Oc
ladies' Black and Cream Mitts, 25c.
Black Saline. IN. Is, 20 and 25c.
Mems Pleated Bosom Working Shirts. 2;,c
White Bed spreads, extra large, Toe. and 81.
Lightweight Blankets. 81 per pair.
few ghtcolored Blazers closing out cheap.
iy8-lm
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party IN purely q political dreamT'
"worse than that, replied the Office holder.
''It's nightmare"
TURN ABOUT.
The boy who knew his lessons al
And was 30 very good
He never looked around unless
The teacher said he could,
Is vanquished in vacation time;
He cannot hope to pass
In work or play the boy who stood
The lowest in his class.
Paderewsh il said to feel very much hurt ct
this country. Perhaps he happened to hear
some band playing Johnny, get your hair
cut"
Charley had been doing his best to make time
pass sgreeably for her ct the rather secluded
summer resort. Asthey approached the piazza
she saw . newly arrived girl friend.
"Oh," she exclaimed, 'T'm 50 glad to see you.
1t has been very quiet There's nobody here
except Charley and two men"
$50, said Mr.. Donegan, "theys been print
ing the funeral notices av man that wasn't
dead yit. It's nice fix he'd be in if he had
been wan O. these people that believe livery
thing in the newspapers.'
Their fathers we're opposition candidates.
II believe" she said triAe haughtily, THAT
your father is in politics."
"Yes. Yours is, too, isn't hep
eyes"
"Vell, he won't be after the election"
THE WARN wEATHII.
While Furnishing for swimming trips ::
1t wouldn't be surprising
II father envied just a bit
The boy that he's chastising.
SIS that good dog?"
II used to think so, but have my doubts
now"
"Why?"
give had him month and nobody has tried
to steal him."
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The jury In the case Of Nine. Raymond on
trial for the murder OF Mime. Delaporte-Lassi
monne in Paris has acquitted her.
The total number Of deaths yesterday in New
York city was $50, the highest daily death rate
in . number Of years. Total deaths for the
month, S,644
The Champion mine at Happening, Mich, has
closed down, throwing several hundred men out
Of work. The Lake Superior mine may close
down soon. thowing ont 8 900 men.
Five deaths attributed to cholers occurred q
Aubervilisrs, near Paxis, yesterday.
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THIS EVENING.

AUCTION SALE TONIGHT. GIL PA AVE
"A Over Loo lots q Diamonds. Gold Watches.
Revolver from New York Pswnbrokers Association
my2D-3m
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BENJAMIN I. LEIGHTON trustees
d
DUBLIC SALE OF FINE ESTATE on THE
Il CHESAPEAKE BAY

BY virtue o. power Of attorney from Maria l. Key
70 me snc by virtue OF the power contained in the
Geo=Te. the undersizned 10 whom the said mortgage
las been assigned will offer at public sale in front Of
the court hoise door In Ionartovn. in Saint Marys
county, On TUESDAY. July NINETEENTH IS<s,
A. length in the saint Marys county newspapers viz
Parcel No 1containtne 10 lees Parcel
No :. containing Sd acres. more less parcel No
8 being toe widely known Cedar Point estate. stu
ated AZ the mouth o. the Pztuxent river fronting
seven -eiyhths Of a nile on the CheeapeAfe bay aud
about ~ miles on the Psturent river, Containing
within It, boundaries about 700 Of land and SALT
water creexs- The improvements are excellent and
land IN good state Of cultivation Fine beach aud
surf. Terms easy. Phil. H TICK
Attorney aud Assignee
fyS o IL I3Sl5-5t
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AT THE RIVER FRONT.
ARRIVED.

Three-mast schooner william Lorman Roberts,
Taunton. Mass, Capt. from the Kennebec river
with 900 tons Of ice. Schooner Frank Hutchinson
S.nneef river S% me
Walker creek with about 70 900 feet Of lumber
sHsn Ssf So
Of yellow pine lumber. schooner Jessie Parks. Tap
pahannock, Va, Capt. Geo. Evans. with sand, In
stream; SCHOONER VIM. .. Clark. Alexandria. Va /.
Va, with so cords Of wood. Steam Barre Occoquan.
With 40 cords Of wood. Sloop Wsve Geofgetown.
Matte. Capt sSberss. 70 BiacIssons and St Gsorss
Island.
Schooner Delaware. Alexandria. Va. Capt II.
Harris. to Alexandria with lumber. Consolidation
barge No. lbs Capt. George stllers. to Cumberland.
Schooner Spartan. Capt. CoQmbs. Schooner Noble.
Baltimors. Capt Frank Evans. schooner Lottie. to
Ononcock. Va
serg James Smith OF the fourth precinct yesterday
presented Harbor Master Robert sutton with group
photograph OF the Brotherhood Of Upper Mississippi
River Steamboat Pilots. The photograph was taken
during the brotherhood convention at Clinton and
has been framed and hung the nrst line Of the hsr-
os Sss ana aneSo1e 81 ii On Is:
west side Of the channel The Curfew n being ntted
for . cruise. Mrs.. Dean and Mias Dean. wife and
daughter Of O6csr Rnsssl Dean spent Lest evening At
view yesterday with Capt. Richard Alien Of the Mary
Warrington n regard % complaints made aeainst the
heavy swell Of his BY liver mont shipping folks
q: ss1bos Sss Sn
his vacation.
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FUTURE DAYS.
THOMAS BOWLING SON. Aucts-. 612 ST. n ".

TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE REAL ESTATE
IN THE COUNTY OF WASHINGTON, ID. G.
By yirture q deed Of trust dated October 30 1880
recorded In Iiber 1880 folio 1So. ct one OF the
land records Of the District Of Columbia and at the
request Of the party secured thereby VIII oner for
sal. at public suction, on the premises. on IHURS-
at HiLT-PAsT FIVE O'CLOCK p NJ. all Of lot No.
3 In Henry c. McCeney's subdivision Of part Of .
tract Of land called 'Cuckolds Delight" and lnclos-
IRE and also all Of that part Of lot No n .ad sub
samuel J. Owens by deed q october 10, 1879 re,
corded in Liber 1l46 folio "a ct seq o! sale land
records Said lot and part of 70 Be 20 offered esiSs
contiguous. AUDITING on the Brentwood road ~ 81
perchee. and on Queens ChaEel road "a os Perches
IN the surveyors ONCE Of said District in book Gov
Shepherd folio 1872
the balance IN equal installmens at one and two
years respectively from the day of sale. The pur-
chaser notes given for the deferred payments
bearing from the day OF sale at cent
annunn, payable semi-annuslly. secured by deed Of
trust on the premises Five hundred dollars de.
post to be made the day Of sale H. the terms Of
sale not complied with within ten days from the
dag Of sale the trustees reserve the right to resell at
RICHARD T. MORSELL, ; r-,.x...
;yI2-dkds WILLIAM L. sEUFFERLE.5 irusees-
III BERNHEIMRR CO., Auctioneers
H. Successors TO Weeks 4 Co.
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Geo. william Curtis, Hines.

Geo. WN01om CuFt1s' Hines.
George William Curtis, who 10 III ct his home
in Livingston, 8. L, d reported - resting
easily.
The announcement Of his dckne. was sur
prise TO his nsighbors, - few Of than knsw he
was not In the best Of health.
Dr.. William G. Walser, his physician, nys Mr..
Curtis b suffering from cancer Of tie stomach,
but that b u not IN any imnedia4s dAne9.
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ty2-d&dl
D ATCLIFFE. DARR 4 CO.. Aucsioneers.

WELLBUILT MODERN Two-sTORY PRESSED
BRICK BAY-WINQQW FRONT HOUSE, No.
1SS9 H STREET NORTHEAST, By AUCTION.
On THURSDAY. JULY FOURTEENTH. 1892, at
SIX O'CLOCK =. NJ. will sell in front of the
promises
PARTS OF LOTS % AND 81. SQUARE 1908
The lot which Is deep to wide alley is improved
two stories containing rooms. bath. hot and cold
Snsshed .sS IN 49, LIS cond,ion Tbi
sale presents an elegant chance for investment
secure q comfortable and convenient home, being
the line of the herdics and Columbia railroad and
reached by the and 9th street well. and in
location that is steadily increasing in value.
Terms One-third cash. balance in and two years
from the day Of SALE secured by deed of trust on the
premises, with interest the of Der per
nun until paid. payable semi alt cash,
at the purchasers option. deposit of 600 required
at the time Of sale. Terms TO be complied with in
fifteen days from the day of sale right TO resell
the risk and of defaultin9 purchaser is re-
served: AL conveyancing. recording. &C.. at pur-
chaser's cost.
iy7-dkds RADCLIFFE. DARR CO., Aucts.
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AUCTION SALES.
THIS AFTERNOON,
THOMAS BOWLING SON. Aucts. 6l2 L st. n w.
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE REAL ESTATE

By virtue Of decree of the Supreme Court of the
District Of Columbia. in Of Easton Easton,
case the Undersigned viii Offer ~ pubic sale In 'front.'
" ne Ississ no hSe AsEkss OF ga ssrsSs on
1sss, a. the hour Of FIVE O'CLOCK p NJ the north
part OF lot C9 in Beatty and HAWKINS addition to
GEORGETOWN. ID. G. the same fscfnz thirty feet
street and running back of that width seventy
nve feet 4O fest being expressed by deed with the
threestoTy brick dwelling thereon, being the home
place Of the late John W. Esston. The above ground
S IN the upper rart OF town the Metropolitan and
Electro railroads. where lots are becoming valuable.
but taxed at a light rate
Terms Of sale prescribed By decree: One-third of
the purchase IN cash. balance IN equal notes at
one and two years. with per cenruIr interest Per
arnurn from day OF SALE &C. all cash. At option OF
purchaser deferred payments TO be secured by deed
Of trust approved by TIE court deposit Of 300
required when property Is bid Of Conveysncins and
record AZ purchasers II terms of sale not
fully complied with IN thirty days from day Of sale
trustee reserves right resell At risk and cost OF de-
ty2-l0t LBS Pa n
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The Paznellites tried to upset train bring
ing anti-PArneIlites to Nil1town- Malay, Ire
land, yesterday. Ths engine Of IL train was
thrown Oh TIE rails, bat nobody vss injured
Of marine IN place Of =. oavsignas e yrancs
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nUNcANsoN BROS. Aucss.. 9th and ST.. n ".
TRUSTEES SALE OF FINE LOT IN "FAIRvIEw
HEIGHTS " At INTERSEGTI0N OF wOODLEY

TRUSTEES SALE OF FINE LOT IN "FAIRvIEw
HEIGHTS" AT INTERSECTION OF WOODLEY
LANE ANb TENALLYTOwN ROADS.
By virtue Of deed of trust duly recorded in lber
No l5O6 folio y ct seq. one Of the land records Of
the District OF Columbia. will sell on TUESDAY,
THE NINEIEENTH DAY OF JULY, A. d. 1892, at
SIX O'CLOCK p NJ. in front of the premises the fol-
lowing descrbed real estate. situate in the county of
Washington, District of Columbia. wit: Ali that
certain piece parcel Of land and premises known and
and being Of tract of land lying
the Tenalytuwn road, Formerly known ss parts Of
SCOTS Ordinary" Terra Firnla" and Alliance. :"
and now known as lot numbered twenty-one CID Of
block Numbered four % OF 3 subdivision known as
corded March IL d. 1887. in the records Of the
veyors office of the District Of Columbia, in book Of
county surveys No o. at H. together with all the
improvements. ways. easements rights, privileges
and appurtenances to the same belonging in any
wlse appertAining.
Terms: One-third cash: balance in equal INSTALL
ments OF one and two years notes to be given BEARING
six per cent interest payable and to be
secured by deed Of trust the property sold. al
cash. at option OF the purchaser deposit Of o20O
required at time Of sale Conveyancing &c, at pur-
chaser. cost. Terms Of sale be complied vita in
fifteen days. otherwise the right TO
sell the property At the risk and the defauting
after i've days advertisement of such resale
In some newspaper published In Washington d. c.
SEVELLON A. BROWN 49,.
jy6d&ds JOHN Z. MITCHELL. Aros'ees'
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Cleveland on the Federal Elections Bfll.
The following autograph letter from Groves
Cleveland is i'm reply TO resolutions passsd By IL
Cleveland Stevenson Club of Middlesboro, Ky.s
GRAr GABLEs, BuzzARD Bar, MAss.,
July z, lisa
J. W. Campbell, ESQ.,;
NV Dear Sir; desire 10 thank you for ssnd-
ing me copy Of the resolutions adopted BY de
democracy Of Middlesboro and 70 aauurs you
that the KIND allusions 10 me therein are fully
appreciated. I do not wonder that thoss sdopt-
ing these resolutions speak Of the force bu - .
horror Of repubhcsnism- Such doctrines - 70
embodies are direct attack upon The theory Of
our government, and while such . measure 60
pecially menaccs the welfare and prosperity 81
the south, IL must be condenned and denounced
BY al those everywhere Who love thar country
and have the least claim 70 b numbered among
thoo who belisve In the principles Of trus a.
nocracy. Very truly youn,
GnovKR CEkvxxAxD.
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FUTURE DAYS
T ATIMER L SLOAN Auctioneers and Appraiser
IL 14O7 g ST.

7 ATIMER L SLOAN Auctioneers and Appraisers.
IL 1407 ST.
NEW FoUR-sToRY WHITE STONE AND BUFF
BRICK FRONT RESIDENCE CONTAINING
E0URTLEN ROOMS, Elegantly FINISHED
IMPROVEMENTS. BEING NO. 1452 SLOUGH
TON STREET ,rrr,~oo~ 49,,
ZENITH. 1892, at FIVE O'CLOCK, in front Of the
premises we shall offer at pubic auction thar Elegant
New -Four story White Stone and Buff Brick Resi-
denee. beins Lot 80 In the subdivision Of Columbia
College. 3Or15O. located Stoughton street corner
Of Fifteenth street. being No. 1A52, one block from
cable cars, and commands q MAGNIFICENT view Of
surrounding country.
Terms: One-third cash. balance in six twelve and
eighteen months with notes hearing interest and Sc
cured by deed Of trust All convey .ncinT. &c. at
purchasers cost $500 deposit required the time Of
sale. the terms Of sale not complied with In If
days from the day Of sale the property will be re
sold at the risk and cost Of the defautng
Property can be examined any time prior to sale.
LA1IMER SLOAN,
jys-1Ot Auctioneers.
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THOMAS BOWLING l. SON. Aucts.. 612 ST. NV
sUBCOSTIACTORs, SALE OF MULES AND
HORSES AT AECrIOC
7 ATIMER SLOAN. Aucts. and Appraisers.
IL 14O7 q st. n ".
TRUSTEES, SALE OF VALUABLE LOT on O
sTkEET BETWEEN THIRTY-SECoND

AND THIRTY-THIRD GEORGETOWN d. C.
By virtue Of deed of trust 70 u.s. bearing date June
J. A. d. 1891. and duly recorded in Liner 1892, folio
20 81 Of the land records OF the District Of Co
lumbts. and at the request of the party secured
the premises. on THURSDAY, JULY TWENTY
FIRST. 1ssss. AT HALF PAST FIVE O'CLOCK I. n.
the north side Of street by depth Of 15o feet q
inches.
Terms Of sale: One-third cash. balance in one and
two years. with interest per per anrunl pay
able semi-annually. and secured upon the property
sold by deed Of triSs all cash the option Of the
purchaser. deposit Of 800 will be required ct
time of sale All cosveysnenx and recording q, pur-
ckassr's cost II terms Of sale complied with
IN ten days the trustees the right resell
property the risk and of defai.ing purchaser
II. U. EBAUGH,l 1~,..o.,
ty11-dStis W d. SWAN trustees
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Go TO Ocean City on Saturday. Take your
fishing tackle. Get up early Sunday morning
for fishing trip. You can catch al that you
can carry away. Plunge in the ocean and You
will feel like . new man.-Adct
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GnASD ARMY.

Grand Army Cots.
THE Grand Army Beds
Grand Army Chairs.
MOSTEST Grand Army China.
Grand Army Tables.
GOODS Grand Army Mattresses.
Grand Army washbowi.
FOR Grand Army Water Pitchers.
Anything You want for Grand Army
THE crowd. We have the goods, you
have the money. We want you to
LEASTEST give up the cash. and our prices will
cause you to hand It over.
MONEY Ntmember. We don't sell on credit.
and We cut the price all along.
AT Don't buy anything in Furniture.
Carpets. Mating. China. &C., till
GRASTY'S you have been to
6foot Extension Table, % g.
DOUBLE Sold Oak Cluster Leg Table. %.
Extension Window Screens. 23c.
STORES. Ice Chests. 81 95.
An-steel Woven wire Top and Bot
7TH ST. BET. tom Book-fold Bed Springs. a. SO to
$3.50
PANDQ Roll-up Steel Springs. 81 so.
Oak Suites. SIS. S16 so. e1S
N W. e22. so. s2o. &c.
Best Wire Cots, 81. IS.
Don't make any mistake In name
and place.
NJ. G. GRAsrr
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CARHART Z LEIDY,


DoPULAR MUSIC oNLYSAND 10 CENTS. TAKE
some on your vacation. learn them and thsn write
thi5a q. THoNs0S's Music SION. a1 LIN ..
aS7-6A
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COUNTRY REAL ESTATE.

WANTFD-AT ONCE
.srst nc 10 rsnr for ONE yss With piysEs Of
miles in virginia or mile: this Ode
n city muSt have soSd shads rent not 70 exSsed
EloR sALE-AT FOREST GLEN. ND. A BEAU
e q
I% ssps1
able in the subdivision and the Forest Glen Inn
ui'her can o aEs a ir Clarke
iy12-os ss5 St. NV.
LrOR SAILOR EXCHANGE FOR A FARM OR
ssqns ss, N q
nv. cor. Lexington and st. Paul sts.. Baltimore.
EoR sALE-A DESIRABLE FARM BETWEEN
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