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The Bottineau courant. (Bottineau, Bottineau County, N.D.) 1895-1929, 1895-10-05

!, A barn belonging to 4. ]. Guth-
mueller OF In MoCre county was
burned, with all It's contents, including
two horses and much n achinery.
The Bottineau courant. (Bottineau, Bottineau County, N.D.) 1895-1929, 1895-10-05
Arms for Cubans,

\. Chicago. Oct 3.--ArIns nnd ammuni-
ticn for the Cuban patriots are being
collected In Chicago.
The Bottineau courant. (Bottineau, Bottineau County, N.D.) 1895-1929, 1895-10-05
NORTH DAKOTA NEWS
NTEREsTING NEWS FROM ALE
PARTS or THE STATE.

. condensed Record Of the Impor.
tant happenings Of the Week In
North Dakota, Arranged for naplI
Reading. 49,.
The Bottineau courant. (Bottineau, Bottineau County, N.D.) 1895-1929, 1895-10-05
P1TH OF THE NEWS
EVENTS OF THE PAST WEEK IN
A CONDENSED FORM.

Tne Latest and Most Important
News Of the World. Cullcd From
shc telegraph Reports OF the
Press Associntions,
The Bottineau courant. (Bottineau, Bottineau County, N.D.) 1895-1929, 1895-10-05

St Paul, Oct. 3.-The' appointment
Of Messrs. McHenry OF ST. Paul and
Bigelow Of Milwaukee as receivers Of
the Northern Pacific railway was con-
frmed by Judge Sanborn Of st. Paul
yesterday, and the designations Of
Messrs. Payne, Rouse and OaEes ac-
cepted. The occasion was q remark
able one In many respects, many emil
nent attorneys being present to partic-
ipate In the arguments which were to
influence more or less the decision Of
the court.
The Bottineau courant. (Bottineau, Bottineau County, N.D.) 1895-1929, 1895-10-05
DOUBLE RECEIvERsHIP.
N. r. Matters Still Talked About fx
New York

N. r. Matters Still Talked About In
New York.
New York, Oct. 3.-The announce
ment that Judge Sanborn has ratified
the appointment Of McHenry and
Bigelow as receivers was expected by
Northern Pacific people here and does
not altar the situation. 1t 10 believed
that President Ives and the repre-
sentatives Of the second and third
mortgage bondholders will urge Judge
Hanford to appoint other receivers. 1t
is said that they would deem this pre-
ferable to accepting McHenry and
Bigelow, even II the step involves q
double receivership. They say that
the interests Of the Northern Pacific
demand an entire change in the re-
ceivership.
The herald., 1895-12-05
Dun & Co.'s Report of Local
Trade Conditions
THE SEASON PROMISES WELL
The Indications Are for Good Prices
for Oranges
Dried Fruit Sales Show No Increase but Prices
Are raIntain ed-The Failures
for the Month

II. W. Durham, manager for Il. G.
Dun e. Co., furnishes the following re-
view of local trade conditions:
Jobbers report trade steady, collections
fair.
Retail trade in all lines ia active. Indi-
cations are most promising for largo
holiday business. Another large retail
dry goods house is reported tn open up
January LIST.
Orange shippers arc preparing for
heavy business. Several have already
gone forward, and more are to follow
this week. All signs point to c cd re-
turns for tho years crop, especially from
the early shipmsnts.
Dried fruit sales are not heavy. but
there is sufficient demand to maintain
values.
Building operations are still being
pushed vigorously. Tho city is -apicly
filling up with strangers.
Banks report money in active demand
and ::rm, deposits Seepins we'll up.
Failures in November, lG; liabilities,
81, Quo; nominal assets, $780, 500. In No
vember, 1894, there wero II failures. with
Liabilities $4,000 and nominal assets
$4,000.
The herald., 1895-12-05
Money, Stock, Bond and Produce
Quotations
WALL STREET SPECULATION
Volume Of Business Light and Prices
Generally Lower
The narket Unfavorabiy Affected by Foreign
Selling and by Reports Of Coming
Shipments of Gold

NEW YORK, Decd. The stock market,
with hardly an exception, worked lower
today. The vonm- of business was con-
siderably lighter than on Tuesday. The
dealings in sugar stock were only about
half as large as yesterday, but constituted
about one-third of the dealings EARLY in
the dav general advances in foreign and
domestic grades OF sugar served as an ar
gument to bull the stock, and gain OF 2
per cent was recorded in it. At the top
figure realizing sales were encountered,
and unfav0rable rumors we're GU rent in
regard to the probable legal attacks upon
the company in this and other states.
Tho stock was practitally unaffected by
the news, and left off at net gain of /
per cent, being sustained by expectations
that the regular quarterly dividends upon
the preferred AM common stocks will be
declared tomorrow. The general market
was adversely affected by foreign selling
of the International shar S, BY disap'
pointing exhibits of railroad earnings
and by expectations tAat fairly large
amount uf gold would be shipped to
Europe at the emf OF the week. Acti city
was greatest IL the inuustrials and graug-
erB. lradi.g was fairly brisk at tae
opening, the trend of prices beipe down
ward. Sugar reacted about a per cent,
on the Influences noted at the beginning
of .nis article. There was but little
interest in the afternoon speculation, the
market Iuiing quiet and coIu parati, ely
steady until the last hour, wgen the be- rs
became more aggressive and caused de
cIines in the railway list to the lowest of
the day. The closing was quito heavy as
the lowest Of the day. with sharp con-
cesslous in some cases.
Railway bonds wers firm in tone, de-
sp to some ire. ularity in prices. The
sales we're 81, 1873, 900.
The herald., 1895-12-05

8. ellis e. Rothchilds' subdivision; 1926.
o. II. Huber. administrator, to Joseph
DAME slot 4, block l., Philips tract;
$72i0.
Marion and NJ b. Thompson to ". d.
Thompson Lots and s, block L, Noun
tam View tract; $1,000.
George /. Cochran to G. Valentine Lind.
say-Lot "a, block IL, Herald Second sno'
division; 81. ..
Same to Ethel NJ. G. Lindsay-Lot %,
block Is. same subdivision; VI.
Same to II. I. lie Bout,llier-Lot 20,
black u, same subdivision; 81.
Same to John X. H. Lindsay-Lot %,
blocks, same subdivision; 81.
Stephen and Flora T.. Garvey to O. ?.
Conowav-Lot 10, block ], Plater's subdi-
vision; $1,000.
Sec. Il. &. T. conf many of Southern Gal
ifornia t.. Jacob V. AMI Lelan ID. Ham,
Lot 49, block 3, West Rosas tract: $1,000.
Hugh and Elvira II. GIassell to Sarah
II. Maloney-Lots Is and IL. Dlokerson's
subdivision of block s, Moulton tract;
$1,000.
Wong King to Frederick iedwal--1ot
s, block SO, San Pedro $500.
II. j. Woollacott. trustee, TO Henry
Elms-Lots "a. So, AZ, AZ, so and 81, II. j.
WoollacoIt's First street tract; $500.
Il. @. ana Clara Il. Howes to Mary II.
FoIsom-Lot 2, block B. Urmy Homestead
tract; $500.
Raj Pin and Mary Hedemark to Annie
Tay lor-- Lots 1 to 5, block 1 and undi-
vided part west OF alley OF block Clear
water; $1,000.
II. A. and Ada G. Houston to Annie
M. Forthmann-Lot Is, Grover Orchard
tract; S3li0
Hattie and George A. Houeh to ]. b.
Mich Is--Lot %. block II, Wolfskill Orch
ard tract; $3.50.
James and Mia Roberts to Bessie Gill
lott Lot 20, block ., Electric Railway
Homestead Assoc alton tract; $3.50
Georsc u. Martin to John W. Martin
Lot 8, Elliott tract; 1900.
Frederick D.Srhneider to Anna Scbnei-
der Lot ], bluckk 6, Marathon tract $500.
+. ID. Schneider to same-Lots ! AID
Ia. block g. same tracts 5000.
Ruth Il. and G. W. Mcmillan to Mari
anne y. Chapman-Lot !. IL. Y. Lewis sub
division; $500.
Summary
Deeds. ........... ....... .. 81
Nominal 26
Total SEC, 1896. 36
The herald., 1895-12-05
LOCAL BANK CLEARINGS
LOS ANGELES. Dec. 4.
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS

WEDN ESDAY, Den. 4, 1895,
Robert and Mary Munro to Charles
Powers Lot IL Peck's subdivision OF
block SO. San Pedro; 1855.
o. j. and Victoria Mendenhsll to M. ].
Hall and y. II. Whise--Lot 81. Southsids
tract $1,000.
Juan and Encarnacion de Castenedo to
M. Morelock and L. y. Ham-Lot IS.
block 90, Electric Railway Hon estead
Assoclation tract; $175.
o. W. Hawkinson to N. W.Hawkinson-
East 100 feet Of lots s ana 8, block s. AL.
varado Heights: $1,000.
Louis Phil ps to A. Fl. Qcatman-
Strip 80 feet wide on Holt avenue, Pc.
mona; $500.
II. J. Vail, administrator, to william
i. barto-Undivided q interest IN lot /,
y. n. Doolittles' subdivision; 5000.
CHARLES and Polly Ann Ineles to Eliza
G: Brooks--Lot T., block, IL Com pton !;
Grant A. Briost to Patrick Byron-Lot
The herald., 1895-12-05
Produce Market


SAN FRANCI 800 Dec. 4.-Potstoes-
Burbanks. Sc 175c; Early Rose, 3o@35c;
sweet potatoes. $l.250l so.
onions so Q60c per SACK.
,'BuJter-Fancy creamery, 35337c; sec.
onls 34935c, y. fancy dairy. .3O@52}sc;.
good to choice 250 l9c. s@s.-a
Cheese-Fancy mild new. 99l0c; com.
mon 10 cool, . 1Sc; Youn, America.
500; Eastern, 70 altlc; Western, lO9ltc.
Eggs-Rancli. 30035o per dos; stOrs.
22ilaQl7ll..
Poultry-Turkey gobblers. .liGl2c per
lb; hens 1l@l2c; geese pair. $l.50@l. 70;
goslings per pair, $l.25 01.5o; ducks,
$3.50 15.0) per dozen for old and
IS. $500 for young; hens. A.0J@5.00;
ROSTERS. young. s4.0O94.5O per doz;
old. $LJO1l.aJ per dozen; fryers, $3.5o@
$50 per dozen; broilsrs. So. % as. 20 per
dozen 10, large ami s2.a005.0J f.: small;
pigeons. IL. so Obs.
Came Rabbits per doz., $l.00@l.25:.
hare, $l.00; canvasback ducks, 81 0O6
900: mallard, $3.50: widgeon, $1.0J@
i.25; teal, $l.2591.50; spris, 500.
Midllings, $ls.0O9 .J.oo per ton.
Groun a ii rollsl hurley, $l3.0J0li.0o:
oil clxs sal at the MILL SIS per ton;
cottonsee oil oaks, S2i per ton.
Hay-Wheat, $500 100. wheas and
oat. $-.ooall.oo; barley. ss.oo@9. 0; oat
$500 40. 81: alfalfa, $60U0175; clover. s.. 90
also: compressed, S6.5oGil.0u; stock.
$5.0o16.00 per ton. I'm ,.-s-
Straw. $4,000 per hale.
The herald., 1895-12-05
WEATHER AND CROPS
Reports Of Conditions Prevailing Throughout
the State

Reports Of Conditions Prevailing Throughout
| the State
| Cool weather prevailed during the past
week, with frequent frosts in the earl y
morning, which did no harm except to
| tender vesetatio1 in exposed places.
Rain tell Thursday night and on Friday,
mostly In 10 ;al showers, which were quite
heavy in the northern districts, where
| pasture was greatly benefited by tho mois-
turc. The rainfall was lighter in the
| southern sections. and while It was ben.
efcial to vegetation the precipitation was
not sufficiently heavy to start blowing for
grain seeding. The cool weather is tsud-
ing 10 retard the r,pening OF oranges,
which o few weeks since promised to be
in market tn season mucn earl or than
usual. Some have heen picked aud sent
to eastern points but several weeks will
Yet elapse before the season fairly begins.
SAN LUIS OBISPO COUNTY.
Musick-Thc fine rain commencing
Thursday evening has saved pasture from
dying out The pre- pitation was 1.91
inch 8.
SANTA BARBARA COUNTY.
Goleta-The first three days of the
week were warm, with CO nights and
frost in s me picss. On Thursday
night 80 OF an inch OF rain fell followed
by clear weather.
VENTURA COUNTY.
Bardsdale-The weather was cold, with
light frosts, the past week, which did no
harm. Half an inch of rain fell Thursday
nisnt. The corn crop mas been gathered,
with fair res Its.
Los ANGELES COUNTY.
Los Angeles--Cooler weather than tho
average prevailed the past week, the
temperature shaving deficiency OF two
degrees as compared with the normal.
The highest temperature was rs degrees,
love 40 degrees; Sc OF All inch OF rain
fell NoveN Der 9th.
Lancaster ntelope valley was visited
on Friday by rainstorm, which preeipi-
tated form half sn inch to two inches of
rain. according to locality, portions of the
foothill' getting more than elsewhere.
The rain was needcd. as grass and grain
had started to giow.
La Canada-The highest temperature
during the week was SO egrees, lowest
80 degrees; .5S Of an men of rain fell on
the 10Th Of Noven Der.
Verdugu-As with the two previous
rains, the fall OF water last week was
inadequate to start plowing. Frosty
nights continue in many localities. Or.
anges. which pro sed few weeks ago
to ripen considerably earlier than usual,
wi be kept back by cold nights.
Pasadena-The weather ha, heen very
SaTl4gIrs N Eoou icil VII NoVCIu UoT
goth, but more is needed. Frost occur.
red from November 25th to 23tn inclus.
i've, doing No especial harm.
Pomona-Last Friday was day Of
rain, followed by clear. weather and a
couple of frosty mornings. but not to tho
injury of anythid except very tendar
vegetation. The sky is overcast today,
with Indications OF rain, which is much
needed for pl,wing. For two weeks past
oranges have b'en SLOWLY coloring.
ORANGE COUNTY.
Capistrsno-- Highest temperature go de.
grees, 10 ~est 40 degrsse. Rainfall 40 of
an inch. FIR ,st formed daily from the
25th to the 2sth OF November.
The herald., 1895-12-05
The Wool Trade

BOSTON, Dec. 4.-The American Wool
and Cotton Re orter will say tom orrow
of the wool trade:
Notwithstanding the occurrence OF the
Thanksgiving holiday, which is usu-
ally equivalent to two days interim ton
otherwise be available in snch period,
the sal in the three principal markets
have amounted to 6,624, 100 pounds, OF
which 2,54S,800 pounds was domestic
wool, inclu il. fair preparation Of me-
dunn pulled. The sales Of the week have
l, 293, 900 pounds were domestic and !, O7s, :.
600 pounus foreign woods.
The herald., 1895-12-05

SAN FRANCI SO. Dec. 4.-Orchard
fruits anil berries sol tolay at the fol.
lowing prces s.,s.4 q .5Rf 81.
mmons-75 assoc.
Apples-Gresn. "a, 6 $40 per box; red, 75c
@si.oU per box. .a F. $50
Pears-40c@Si 90 per box. -
aspberries-$6. 00@7.00 per chest. 7,-.
Huckleperries j.0J15 800. ..-
straw OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. $40. 0l2.03
per chest; common. $2.50@5.Ol sAE e,
Grdpes-4Dt1 6jc.; 20. ~-r .sr~
California lemons-Common, $l.50@3.00
per box; COOL to cnoice. $3.50 93. %. sq
Oran .es-California navel, 81. 5O02. 90.
Limes-Mexicin.$ j.vu per box.
BanAnas--Sl.G 62.U) per bunch. ..,.,l
Pjneappes-s y. 5 .15, D mar DOZEN, es... -
The herald., 1895-12-05

for demand and $4.s77f@4.ss for sixty
day bills. ....
fostsI rates. slss@4.SSH ndshse9s@
4.90. fi 7s@- - -: =
Com .lercial bills, s4.s7.- ssfi .-t~
Silver certificates. 6I4@671l.
SAN FtANCIjJJ. D,c. 1, Sigh.
drafts on New YORK, ~.
Ielegrapaic. Sc. E a
LOND)N, DAG. 4.-Bank OF England
discount rlt,, : p"- cont.
Consols, lU6 I1-1Gd
The herald., 1895-12-05
Chicago Live Stock Market

CHICAGo. Dso. ) -vattle--Common
to extra native steers. $3.U004.75; cows,
$1.75@2.75; bulls, $1.T512.75; calves, 81. rs
W5. rs; stockers and feeders. $2.65Ql3. 40
Hogs-Heavy, %. 45QG3.70; lights, S5. as
@3.S5; mixed. $3.4503.70; pigs, So. 25@
$50.
.Shcep-Common to good natives, $1.5O
$3.50; lambs, 70. 00@4.30; westerns, ". 40
,@3.30. go n. !. =. r.
The herald., 1895-12-05
SAN FRANCISCO MARKETS
Call Board Prices-Grain and Provision Movs
menfa

ments
SAN FRANCISC) Dec. 4.-Wheat--
Steady. December 9s9sc; May Si.0G7s.
Barley Easy; December, 667sc; May,
GSszc.
Corn-9Oo.
Bran-$l3.01.
Flolr-FA My extras ss.35A3.45: bak-
ers' extras. $}.l5 0}.2j; supertine, $2.359
2.6o. l-
Wheat - No. shipping. $3.50 per
Genital; choice. $l.00; milling. $1.05@
Gll.07,a, per GENITAL.
Barley Feed fair to good. 66zc
per GENITAL; choice, 671Ic; brewing, 73@
SOC
Oats UNCHANGED. Milling 6713H172lac;
surprise. s5@95c; fancy feed. 75@S0c |;
good to choice, 65@75c; poor to fair,
57il@62]sc; black, $1.I0@1.50; gray. 62}S9
72I5c; red, 5UQDo0c.
The reca ptl were
The herald., 1895-12-05
nerican mixed,


NEW YORK, Dec. 4.-The Evening
Posts London financial cablegram SAYS:
The stock markets have been good to-
day, but closed dull, except for consoIs
and other investment sucks.
Americans closed at about the lowest.
u. Mines hae been good bat the closing
was dull again.
Paris-The bourse was firm. 1t will be
payday tomorrow. but no important
difficulties are expected.
Berlin-The markets were steady but
quiet.
The herald., 1895-12-05

LIVERPOOL Dac. 4. - Wheat Sno {
quiet; demand poor; No. red WIN
ter, IS 3D.; No. l hard Manitoba, 5s lxd /;
No. California. 5s 4d.
Futures closed easy and I'd lower;
Decent Der, 5s 2,9d: January, IS Sd; Feb.
ruary, IS sgd; March. 5s 44d; April,
5s I'd; May. 5s 6Hn.
Corn-Spot quiet; American mixed.
3s sgd.
Futures closed steady and "a lower
December, IS sgd; January. IS 2lld; Feb.
ruary, 3s .214d; March, IS 2Hd; April,
IS 234d; May, IS Esd.
Flour--Steadv; demand fair; st. Louis
fancy.winter, rs.
The herald., 1895-12-05
Vegetable narlSet

SAN FRANJtSCo. Dec. 4.-Vcgetabls
quotations follow: - 49,. 80.
String beans--5@17c.
Tomatoes--4'lOG63c per box.
Egg plant-50M65c.
Cucum oers--6JtG7oc per box.
Peppers-Green. % B40;; dried. 9910;.
Okra--75c@ loo per Id.
Cabbage--5)c per Genital.
Carrots-30Gi0c.
Garlic-4 641Ic per ID.
Cauiil ,wer-53@60c.
Beets-5Gc.
Parsnips-50c.
Green peas-3@4c.
Turnips-50c.
A. A. Eckstrom Of 324 s. Spring ST., is where
you want to 60 looking Tor good wall per at
the rieht price.
The herald., 1895-12-05

NEW YORK. Dec. 4.-Money on call
easy at 1902 per cent; last loan at 115@3
per cent: closed at 2 per cent.
Prime msrcantiis paper 3N@5X per
cent.
sterling exchange dull. with actual
business In banksfs' bills at .s4.S904. s91l
The herald., 1895-12-05
Silver Bullion

BAN FRANCT5iD Dec. 4. - Siivsr
bars. per ounce. G7T.
Mexic IN dollars. v4X@55c.
NEW Y)aG Dec. 4.-Silves bars pa.
ounce, 679sc.
Mexican dollars. 55Ic.
LONDON. Dec. A. - Bar silver per
ounce, 80 l1.16.
The herald., 1895-12-05
Timing Shares

I SAN FRANJI5J) DAG. 4.-Oficial
closing 1uotitions for miaia, shares wer,,
"A follows: : a[>
The herald., 1895-12-05
Bond List

NEW YORK. Dc. 4.-The following
are the closing quotations for thu bond
list:
The herald., 1895-12-05

An assessment of l0c a share has been
levied on Overman.
The herald., 1895-12-05

NEW YORK. DAG. 4.-rhe official cIos-
ing quotations Tor sto,x, wefs as fol-
lou-s.
The herald., 1895-12-05
Trsasury Statement,

WASHINGTON. Deb. At day,,s state
ment OF the condition OF Tho trea Sd Nv
shows: Avail BILE cash nalapee, si75, 1854,
1856; gold reserve, $7S, g65. 1885, - -.
The herald., 1895-12-05

Casn III )tttionS ware as follows:
Flour Water patsats. $500 0l5o, win
ter stru,l5s. 81. s. 9i25; sprln, pttsnts,
$S.lj @,.5A sprin. str .ish5,. $2.65 @5.0);
bakers. $1.9012.30.
Wheat-No. = spring, 56057o; No. 5
spring. 551s@5G1ac; No. 2 red, 6D@61c.
Corn-No. ,, goa a614c. ~ 3 ~
Oats-.No. 2, .l7Ae; No, 2 white. .17@
17l1G: No. 3-white. l734t@lSc.. H., 81, ~
Rys--N1- u b. }sc. iys vtsa.se .sf?.s ~. ,..
Barlsy-No. 2. nominal; No.'s. 26ci
No. a. 23eD2Sc. ~s,5 s.f ,;
Flax seel-921sc.
Timothy seed-Prime. $500 1F '!f@
Mess pork-Per barrel. Isl. 75@LS75Z ,eM
Lard-Per 100 lbs. $5. 321S 40. 35.,ss-, g.
Short rIps--SiIes. loose, ~. 35,04 10,
Dry saltei noulders-i'oxed, $4,000
@4.75.
Snort clear sides. 62k6a4. rs. IN
Wnisky-Distillers' finished goods per
6allon--$l.22.
On the produce exch snge to,tav the but.
ter market was firm; creamery $50
30; dairy. l1M20c. ~ go
Eggs were firm at 13t000c. y :. ..-s:. Z ...s =
The herald., 1895-12-05
CHICAGO MARKET
The Days Transactions on the Chicago Board
.vSGaf of Trade, $3.50. .,... ..

: waist of Trade, ...r ;.
: CHICAGO, Dec.a A. Wheat started
steady and for about half an hour looked
Fl, m at about the ievel of the lowest
point Of yesteriay s decline. After that
il became very heavy and had "a further
decline Of ssc. The opening trades in
May were at from 60ss' to COZ cents and
after huctuating within . sixteenth of
those prices for half an hour, II ueRan to
yield slowly to the moderate pressure of
local sellers and worked gradually down
to go and sos cents without giving much
evidence OF recovery up to within fifteen
minutes Of the close. Clos,ng cables gave
Liverpool unsltered from the first report
and continental marksts a shade luwcr
tJ,aa they closed yesterday. Decem oer
corn opend at 25ss cents and sold 1t .5sss
to 25}4 cents, declined to 251s- cents, re-,
cover. d and closed at 25}4 cents.
Deoe N Der oats ranged from 1879 cents to
1875 cents and closet at 1914 cents. May
opende at 20 to 201s cents. sold to 1871
cents, another record smashed, and
closed ut 1917 to 20 cents bid.
Provisions suffered from their now
chronic ailment-a rush Of hos to the
yards. PORK sho~s decline OF 10 cents
and lard aGds ribs from 2lS to cents.
Lard never sold as low since war times.
Ezll
The herald., 1895-12-05

CECURITy SAVINGS BANK
~ ND TRUST CoMrANI
14S 8. Main ST., near second.
capital Paid in........... 80. $lnO,ON
Money loaned on first GLASS real estate only
DtrecfOrs-J. Sa,to-i, Pres: Maurice q
Aellman, V.-P.; w ID. Longyear, Cashier
Herman W. Hellman. ". J. Flesc man, NJ L
Flemings JrA. Graves, c. AL shawl. H. Shan1,
tendy =, q. jobnsun, W, l. GraveA
The herald., 1895-12-05

BOSTON Dec. 4 "a c.osins quota.
tiOns vera:
The herald., 1895-12-05
Leave for
DE,TlNA ION AR. fro

9 OUTHERN PACIFIC COMPANY. ~H
- 1919 TINE TABLE-NOV "a. 1895. @e
The herald., 1895-12-05

Petroleum. :, ~ :. = g,
NEW YORK. Dec. 4.Apetroleum-
Quiet; closed at $i.S4
The herald., 1895-12-05

The lfan, 1arket /.
NEW YORK, Dso. E=-The Iron Age.
The herald., 1895-12-05
ON Cen Pac lists, '95. lO4
NJ nanu or {, p n To yIl7r

Governments .poniS irregular.
State bonds inactive.
Railroad bonds firm.
The Greenville times., 1895-02-09
Hypstla tlluD.

The following attractive program
of current topics was carried out at
the meeting Of the HYpata Club on
Wednesday morning, In manner
highly satisfactory TO tho club, and
most creditable TO each of the talented
members whose names appear npcn II.
The club will hereafter pursue . regu-
lsrly selected program, dealing with
the various phases of some chosen
topic, and 1t is expected that the in
tsrest aud usefulness OF the organiza-
ton will increase even more rapidly
than II has done in the past. There
10 material for an excellent edition OF
newspaper In thu appended program;
suBJECT-cURRENT TOPICS.
Literary Notes--Mrs. Sbsckelford.
Music. Art, the Drama-Mrs. Thorn
a..
Biography of Lord Randolph
Churchill-Miss Startling,
Religious Movements, Literature Of
the Bibls-Mrs. Nance.
Scientific-Anti.toxine treatment for
Diptheria; New uses of Electricity
Mrs. Jayne.
The Recent Strikes-Mrs. Somer.
Vile.
Politics at Home aud Abrosd-Mrs
DIR. Dunn.
Social Life In our Club--Mrs. Mont.
gomery.
News in Brief--Mrs. Taylor.
The club will meet during February
at the residence OF Mrs. Taylor.
The Greenville times., 1895-02-09
TRUSTEES SALE.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT, UN-
~ der and by virtue OF the authority conferred
upon Inc In a certain Trust Deed executed by
John G.. Sessions and Richard Sessions to me
as Trustee for The Alliance Trust Company,
limited, dated the 2th day Of May. 1893. re-
corded The oath day Of May, 1899, In the Office Of
the Clerk Of the Chancery Court In Washington
County, State Of Mississippi, default having
been made In paymen. Of the notes, and the in
debtedness seeuret ny said Trust Deed, and
having been duly requested to make sale OF the
real estate conveyed TO me In said Trust Deed,
In order to pay the said Indebtedness, will, on
Wednesday, the 9th day OF March, 1898,
at the principal door Of the courthouse in the
Town Of Greenvllle, In the County Of Washing
ton, State Of Mississippi between the hours Of
10 am. and 1 pm, offer for sale to the highest
bidder, for cash, the following described real
estate: The following lands in Township "A,
north, Range Z, west: West half Of Section 8 and
any other interest Of either Of the grantors in
said Section o; also lot IN Section o. all OF Sec
tion 7; northwest quarter Of Section and west
half Of southwest quarter OF Section 8; north
half of Section 49, Also the following lands In
Township 10, north Range 7, west; The un.
divided half OF lots ., 4, s, and In Section 20;
all OF Section 81 east of Swan lake; all of Section
81, containing In all 2,45o acres, more or less,
situated IN the County OF Washington, State OF
Mississippi. All rights to valuation or APP
praisement Of said real estate, all rights Of ex-
emption, homestead and dover, and all rights
Of redemption have been waived and conveyed
in said Trust Deed, and the undersigned as
Trustee will sell said real estate free Of all such
rights or interests. Said sale will be made with
out warranty Of title. Amy party to whom said
property, or any portion thereof, may be struck
OF, must an once deposit In cash one-tenth OF
the sum bid, otherwise the bid will be disregarded
and the property at once reoiIered.
CHARLES q. CURRIER,
n kea TruetnA