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Daily camera., 1897-08-31

A large party of the members of Queen
Esther chapter of the order of the East
ern Star went down to Denver today to
enjoy the hospitality of Radiant chapter
of Denver in picnic at City park
Among those that went were Mr.. and
Mrs ]. w. Develine, Mr.. and Mrs. ]. E.
Hubbard, Mr. and Mrs. Fred Kohler Sr.
and Mesdames Mccall, Emmett Arnett,
Alonzo Coan, Fred Kohler. Jr., and A. F {.
Safely.
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Mrs. Dorr has secured the room form
erIy occupied by Paul Raymond's book
store and has thus doubled her former
room accommodations. The room is
att-actively fitted up and will prove an
excellent place to go for ice cream,
oysters, connections, etc.
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Miss Coleman, with her niece Miss
Ada Coleman Smith, of Warrensburg,
Mo left for Denver last evening, after
a week delightfully."- spent with the fami-
ly of Harry Urquhart
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Screen doors At woollett Browns.
Seasonable fruit and fine confectionery
at Mrs. A. NJ DORIS on 18th street.

In the county court yesterday the suit
of John J. Hughes VS.. Messrs. Colvin,
Teal and Hansbrough, for the recovery
of note, was decided in favor of the
defendants.
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Street Commissioner Wood is making
some much needed repairs to Pearl
street. The street from the mouth of
the canon down has been one continua-
ton of ruts and holes.
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Albert Butcher, who was found guilty
of petit larceny in the county court on
December 10, 1896, and whose sentence
was suspended, was today ordered by
Judge Secor to be sent to the reform
school for the remainder of his minority.
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w. F. Stewart, the harness man, has
his plans ready for his new building on
14th street, opposite the Temple building.
Work will be commenced tomorrow.
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Mrs. H. w. Callahan will start for
Knoxville, Tenn, the latter part of the
week to remain for some time for the
benefit of her health. Her children will
accompany her.
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Mrs George A. Rice, formerly Miss
Van Valkenberg of the university, is now
visiting here with Mr.. and Mrs. Lawrence
Moorhead.
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Miss Annie Armstrong, who has been
visiting with her sisters, Misses Kather-
inc and Donnie, for the past week, re-
turned to Denver this morning.
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Miss Bernice Lochhead returned this
morning from Kentucky, where she has
sbeen spending the summer.
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Chas. Hare, a former painter of this
place, has returned from the east, and is
once more located here.
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Prof. w. L. Murfree returned from the
east this morning after an absence OF
over two months.
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WANTED-A single young man to care
for horses and attend to furnace. Ad
dress p. 0. box 1911.
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Miss Mary Gamble returned this morn
ing from her summers vacation on Lake
Michigan.
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In the Methodist conference at Colo
RADIO Springs yesterday. the Rev. M. D..
Hornbeck was reappointed to Boulder.
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Mrs. L. c. Paddock and Mrs. J. B.
Dickson and daughter, Miss Media, went
over to Denver to spend the day.
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Miss Blanche Squires is seriously i'll
and it is feared that the illness will de-
velop into typhoid fever.
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Auntie Burgett was agreeably surpris-
ed on Saturday by the arrival of her
daughter-in-law and two children from
Kansas City.
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Judge Miller, who was up Yesterday
from Denver in connection with the suit
in the county court, returned home this
morning.
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DR.. and Mrs. M. kirkpatrick will start
for Baltimore Thursday where the doc
tor will take work in Johns Hopkins
hospital.
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Mrs. R. D. Smith of Denver, is visit
ing with Mrs. H. S. Niles and family.

You can buy any of our 81 shirt waists
for 80 cents. THE FAIR.
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Mrs. H. S. Decker lett today for Grip
pie Creek to spend month with her
mother, Mrs. Galusha.
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First class horse shoelng and wagon
and carriage repairing of all kinds
promptly attended to by practical ex-
perienced wo1kmen at S. M. Wylam's.
I945 18th street.
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William Mitchell, foreman of Charley
Davis Victoria nine, and wife, will move
down from Summervllle this week.
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Charles Snyder, formerly of the Kilton
reduction works, came over from Den
yer this morning on business.
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The place to have your oysters served
in style is at Mrs. A. M. DORIS on 18th
street, First National bank block
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Capt. D. ]. Hutchinson has let con-
tract to sink an additional 100 feet on the
Herald, Sugar Loaf district.
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Great bargains in shirt waists while
they last We will sell them at half
their former price. THE FAIR.
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Hon R. H. Whitelev returned from
Denver this morning.
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FOR RENT-Three furnished rooms
for Housekeeping. Inquire at 1887 Pear
street.
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has become so weak as to have lost the
ability to recuperate. DR.. Pierce's Golden
Medical Discovery will cure oS per cent. of
all cases of consumption if used according
to directions. 1t also cures all lingering
coughs, bronchial and throat affections.
Daily camera., 1897-08-31

The K. P. band will play in the stand
this evening.
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M. V. Johnson formerly OF Boulder
came over from Denver this morning on
business,
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Coal At Woollett- Browns.
A full line of school shoes at Dale's.

Miss Estella LeFevre left this morning
or Benkelman, Nebraska.
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WANTED-Girl for general houseworl
1918 Pine street.
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Oysters or ice cream served at Mrs. A.
M. DORIS on 18th street. south of the
First National bank
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WANTED-A good cook. Enquire at
the German house.
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LOCAL NEWS.
School books and supplies at the Uni
versity Book & Drug Store.
Wood at Woollett- Browns.
Go to Golden Rule store for shoes.

Sewing machines and repairs at
Sawyers.
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Ladies I!

Call at Madame Lewis and see the
nobby new fall hats. The modified Cow
Boy hat for ladies.
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Miss Maggie Durward will teach q
school at Jimtown this coming year.
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of the blood, and can be cured
absolutely and always by puri-
fying and enriching the blood.
The only exception to this is
the case where the disease has
been neglected and improp-
erly treated until it is stronger
than the body-until the body
Daily camera., 1897-08-31

See the line of stamped linens, point
lace, braids and thread at Dale's.
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FOR RENT-Furnisheti rooms for
housekeeping, 5o8 Pearl street.
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ease which ca uses
over one sixth of all
the deaths in the
world the disease
which doctors call
consumption. There
is absolutely no rea-
son in the world why
consumption should
be fat why it
should be even seri-
orc If ic a disease
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\ How many young men and
young women are cut of just
when the future seems brightest
and fullest of promise! They
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business.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1897-08-21
GAITHERSBURG,

Miss E. Jennie Waters is i'll of nervous prostra.
ton
Mr.. Lee Waters. an aged and respected citizen
died Friday at the home OF his daughter Mis-
Fannie Crawford. Middlebrook The funeral
took place Sunday morning from the Ncalyille
Presbyterian Church, Rev. VIM. ID. Beall oficiat-
ing. 1nferment was made In the cemetery near
the church.
The prohibition party will open the campaign in
the county with mass meeting at Car,isle's Hall
In this place this evening 8 O'Clock County
Chairman Vernon D. Watkins will preside and G.
ii. Niver OF New York Is to be the principal
speaker.
At preliminary hearing before Squire c. II
Baushman. Thomas Suffer was held in the
sum OF $50 for appearance court on a charge,
containing $40. last week.
The Gaithersburg Tennis Club is holding n
tournament on Its grounds here. beginning today
and closing Monday. Mr.. John s. Lsrconbe H.
the secretary, is conducting, the tournament, and
good players are participating.
Father NJ. ]. Rio'1lan announces tournament
and picnic ut GAINESVILLE Wednesday. Both pro-
fessional and amateur knights will compete, the
winners in each class be awarded valuable
prizes W. Neirs Bouic, jr., is to deliver the
coronation address.
DIR. Elias II. Etchison gave his little daughter
Nandella an anniversary party Wednesday. the
occasion Of her seventh birthday. Many o! her
little friends were present by invitation, and re-
fIeshments served.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1897-08-21

Of county commissioner to j. a. Cooley. kacre
20 acres Of land; =. Clas. q. Wood to Donald
G. Fugitt. lot 5l7, in woodmont; $40. Same to
n. D. Fugitt, lots 545 and $40, Woedmont; 1916.
meeting OF the county commissioners was held
Tu sday. when, In addition to other business. the
following bills were passed and Ordered paid:
er road and srdss sss VIM roach
SIS 80; I; L. Magruder, road. sesss H. C. Faw-
cett, road. $40; John Keller, road and bridge.
Collins road s7s.To; Aug. Hsnfmsn. nan rad and
bridge, S9i 70; J. E. Deets' giking' $22.o'; Henry
lam II. Griffith have been appointed examiners on
a public road petitioned for by George W. Reed
and Others, and Messrs. John p. Sellman, Peter
H. Clements examiners on a road petitioned for by
+. NJ. Griffith and others. The first named cx-
aDiners will meet August Is, and the latter Sep
tcmher Is.
Considerable excitement created here Tues
day about noon by report that a lire was raging
on the farm OF Mrs Henry Baird. about n mile
west Of town. The chemical engine and apparatus
were at OF &c dispatched to the scene. and IL was
found that large stack Of wheat had been set On
fire by SHARKS from traction engine engaged In
tbreshiny on the Mace The stack Was best roy ed,
ertaiiinS loss of about 500.
Miss Katharine. daughter Of Warren Choate Of
this town. who has been spending some weeks with
friends near San Francisco, Cal returned home this
week.
4 very successful test OF the water works was
made here Thursday afternoon hose being attschrd
the fire plugs In all sections of the town. Every
thing worked right and the pressure from the
staRdpipe WAS sufficient to throw stream OF water
tre light plant wednesday night was also salts
factory.
/. Guard. son Of Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas c.
GToomes, met with painful accident Tuesday,
having his collar bone broken while riding In n
wagon. The vehicle ir contact with car
riage being driven in an opposite direction
Miss Bette Bowman of Baltimore city is visit
ing Miss Catharne Stonestreet near Hunting Hill.
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EVANSVILLE.

Mr.. John Rowe Of Bladenshurg met with pain
fni accident last Thursday while riding out from
Washington on his wheel He coasting down
hear Rives' station and lost control of his ina
cline He dashed violently against the
fence and received deep and painful cut upon
the right temple. He brought to Hyattsyillc
where his injuries attended to by Dr. Wells
The lawn party given under the auspices of the
ladies Of Pinckney Memorial Church congregation
held last Thursday evening ut the residence Of
Mr. and Mrs ii. e. Dobbs attracted a large crowd
enJoyab!e Of the season. Mrs. Dobbs was as
sisted by u number Of ladies belonging to the
congregation.
Lately i number of residents have complaiped
mat their horses being taken out at night
ana used by unknown parties. II is supposed cooret
youths in the vicinity borrow them for the pur-
pose OF riding to the parlor socals'' in the sur
round n: county Constable Barr has been in
sird"tc'i 10 keep sharp lookout for Offenders
IL caught they VIII be severely punished.
judge smell, an old colored man who carries
was robbed OF his weeks wages last Thursday
Mcssrs- e. +. Carr X Go. are building several
struycd by fire July p
Mr.. Walter Payne has broken ground for n new
ih'se On johnson avenue, next the school build
Mr.. Howard o. Emnons has lately returned from
Jarrett county: where he has been working in
the interest Of the independent Order of t;osI
1"inpidrs. having visited and held meetings at
oaklahd Sang Run. Friendsviie, Selbysport and
.ir. Henry Saunders had his left hand badly
laet rated while cleaning his bicycle few days
Among those who have returned from their sum
r1cr's vacation arc Mr.. and Mrs Charles H. weIrh
Mr. l. ii. Campbell. Mr. and Mrs NJ. H. Free
man MI and Mrs Elbert Dent. the Misses Tricou
and Mr. AMI Mrs. Earnest Gibbons.
Mr.. and MIS-. Feean and family have rented
dFs Hurieys house Oh Pike avenue.
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BROOkLAND.

Miss Hattie Johnson returned from a lengthy
visit to Mountain Lake Park Va.
Mrs. Joseph Noel and returned Thursday
from visit among the mountains of Pennsylvania.
The lawn party, which has been in progress for
the past four nights for the beref ST. Anthony's
Church. closed last night with much success
Everything was sold and good realized.
The proceeds will be devoted to obtaining a pas
toral residence for Rev. Joseph Cunnaue.
Misses Sarah and Marie Howe have returned
were che guests of Mr. and Mrs. ]. W. Horner.
Mrs Kate Burke and Kathleen Noel with
large party. reformed recently from a delightful
yachting trip on the Chesapeake bay
Mrs Frances E. Griffith is the guest of her
daughter. Mrs. Frank T.. Howe.
Tho tea party given by the Busy Bees of Cal
vary Union Sunday school proved quite success
Monday evening. A cup and saucer We're given
oake walk in which all the young folks took part.
The officers doing duty were the judges. The cak.s
first prize. and Miss Alice Newdecker and A. SEN
,nel6auer second prize. Those in charge of the
Fever Miss r. Rhine Mrs. S g. Many r tea. MRS re
Stone. Miss May tiywnn Miss Florence lie Fever;
lemonade. Jennie Williams and Cussie Newman:
cake. Mrs. Ohm and Bessie Maxwell; post otfi.e.
Irene Williams and Bertha Knabc Those who had
charge of the arr lngcments Rev. ]. Many.
ch has, lie Fever VIM Ohm and Mr.. Haffcr.
The home Of Mrs. A. a. Fowler of Fort street
Young people, the occasion being the seventeenth
birthday Of her daughter Miss Lillian May Fowler.
In the dining birthday flowers graced the
table. where refreshments served. After the
guests had amused themselves with song and merry
chatter they departed. wishing Miss Fowler many
happy years more Those present from Washing
ton We're Miss Nettie Clements. Mr.. Thomas Mat
tEgly and Mr.. Ecbert Lyon from Terra Gotta,
the Misses Beth and Emma Wilhurger and Mr..
viii Wilson and Mr.. Walter Burgess from Brook
land. Mrs. A. A. Fowler and Misses Irene and
Lillian Fowler. and Mr.. Alfred HOllilge.
Many of the residents Of BroOkland attended the
Marlboro. Nd. fair, which has been in progress
during this week
The improvements in plumbing that DETER
nSIed upon at the recent meeting of tn. BrOokland
Hall Association being put in that building
These will make the hall more commodious in
many ways and they will he completed shortly.
Mrs. Schwfe-, who has been visiting Mrs. ]. H.
Homer of Brandy. Va. has returned home.
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MONTGOMERY COUNTY.

MIR. Edward Harriss Of Washington has leased a
country residence near the village OF Halpine
Spencer Watkins of Bethesda district has heen
made treasurer Of the democratic state central
committee.
Misses Louise and Katharine Baker of German.
town have gone to Deadwood, SD, for a visit
Of several months.
The Boyd's Telephone Company is preparing to
extend It's GAINESVILLE division to Dickerson STA
ton.
Mr.. Cyrus Kaiser has sold his residence in
Bethesda district to ex-Attorney General Garland
for 5000
Mr.. w. H. Burdette of Howard county and Miss
at WoOdfeld Wednesday last
The second quarterly meeting of Rockville circuIt
NJ Il. Church SOUTH will close at Goshen tomorrow
grand tournament and picnic will he held at
barntsvi!le "Wednesday next. Handsome prizes will
ne awarded to the successful knights, and Mr. W.
Feirs BOuic, jr., will deliver an address
The Anti Saloon League of Montgomery county is
preparing to take an active part in the approa Thing
political campaign. Although the prohibition party
has placed full county ticket in the field II is
understood that the league will ignore party lines
can be best depended upon to carry out its nrin
cples and comply with Its demands.
The Rockville fair, which is the Oldest in the
state of Maryland. promises to be a great success
this year. 1t opens August 81.
POlltlcal affairs are exceedingly quiet throughout
the county at the present time. The republican
state convention meets at Ocean City in the latter
part OF this month, after which the county cam
paign may be expected to open in earnest.
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ALEXANDRIA COUNTY.

The handsome residence Of Mr.. II. s. Lacey. on
the outskirts of Ballston, recently the sceEe
of a nlOst enjoyable lawn party given in honor of
Mr. Iaeey's nephew, Mr.. John Lacey of Cadiz
Ohio.
Dancing was INDUCED in by the younger genera
tion present until after midnight. and the affair
closed with several musical selections.
Among those present We're Messrs. Hoyt Johnston
]. Hirst. Il. Johnson. Curtis GilIer.. Arthur Niles
John Lacey, W. W. Douglas and Robert Willet Of
Al"xandria county: Mr.. Virgil Johnson of Chicago
Ill: the Misses An IA May. Maud DoGlittIe Mary
ami Emily Hayes. Louise Gr,inwrll Grace Dong
las Edith Johnson, Nellie Shut Louise Arnold and
Olive Niles: Mrs Mary Munsol and Mrs A. Lacey
OF AIcxandr1a county
quite a large crowd collected at The Arlington NJ
T. Church last Tuesday evening participate in a
lawn PARTY and fetc given for III. benefit Of the
church Excellent music furnished by local
talent ard very "njov1ble evening, was spent b.
the assembled guests.
Mis- Mary ta-lin. well Known throughout this
section aE1 believed to be the oldest resident in
the county, is quite III at home near Glen
ca-lyn.
Al least twenty-five Lni.h.s frnrn this section
attended the grand :,urntm,u. and ball Eeld at
Anndd1e "Wednesday last.
Miss Leo Merritt Of Washington Is the guest Of
her friend, Miss Ruth Correyson Of Chestnut
Grove
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LANGDON.

The promptness of a gentleman who was visiting
Ii ngdon at the time all that saved lady
ard her child from horrible death ut the Lang
don railway station couple of evenings ago.
The lady, with the child in her arms, stepped
down upon the track from the platform and was
hurrying the tracks just as an express
train dashed around the curve. n short distance
north of the depot. 1t seemed as II escape for
the lady and her babe impossible, when the
gentleman above referred TO, seeing their peril
rescued them from the tracks just in time to
avoid the train.
Repeated efforts have been made to get a amp
placed on the east side of the tracks and to keep
II lighted at night but thus far without avail
At this part Of Iang1on the highway is very dark
and trains pass each other at the depot every
little while.
A special meeting of the Langdon Citizens Asso-
clation was held Tuesday evening and, as fore
secure lower fares the electric railway between
IAnSdon and Washington proper. In order TO + re-
sent the matter properly committee was appoint
ed to confer with the railroad authorities and
ascertain what be done The committee is
composed OF Rev. Thomas ]. Clark and Messrs.
Collins and Ottirger.
Mr.. George Doremus has returned from visit
accompanied him. will remain there with rela-
tiyes for several weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dent and Mr.. and Mrs. Tancil have
removed to Pennsylvania.
Miss Edna HaZelton of Avalon Heights is visit
Ing friends in Virginia.
Mrs Alsop of Langdon has gone to the seashore
for the remainder of the season.
Mr.. Lynn Tompkins OF Avalon II Fights who has
leen visiting relatives in louisiana, has returned
home.
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pUNcANsoN BROS. AUCTIoNEERs.
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
REAL ESTATE. nos. 453 TO 465. INCLUSIVE

TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
REAL ESTATE, NOS. 453 To 465 INCLUSIVE
MARYLAND AVENUE SOUTHWEST.
BY virtue OF a certain deed of trust us, dated
Jtnnary -. 1894. and duly recorded January 81,
1894. In LiSer No. 1894, at f,Iio ~ seq Of the
request IF the party secured thereby. We. the
undersigned. trustees will sell. public auction.
in front OF the premises on MONDAY, THE
THIRTIETH DAY OF AUGUST, AID. 1877
Al FINE O'CLOCK PM. the following de-
scriheti land and premises. situate in the city
designated and being all Of original lots num-
bered two CO. three t3l and four a. in reserya ton
lett-red d., together with the improvements
thereon. consisting of twostofy planning mill,
Nos. 453 to 465. inclusive. Maryian avenue south
west, and all the goods Cliattes and personal
property in and tie said premises pa rficuarly
described In the schedule attached TO said deed OF
trLst. consisting of Boile- and Engine tmade 10y
Z. X Gray & Coz. SbaftiIg, Pulleys Flooring
Machine, Planers ~, Molders (2,, Rip Saws (si
Mortiser, Ienoner. Cross-cut Saws ca. Variety
Molder Planer tbuzz). Bolts Machine Band Saw
Gig saw. Pory fianer. Iron Lathe, Wood Lathe
Universal Saw, Box Machine. Gang Saw etc
to he paid in cash, and the balance in two equal
installInents, payable In one and two years, with
interest AZ six Fer ccntum I er aunuin. payable
Sc mi-annually, fom day Of sale, secured by deed
of trust upon the property Sold all cash, the
option Of the purch User. deposit Of $500 will
All conveyancing. recording and notarial fees at
the purchasers cost. Terms Of sale TO be com.
piled with within Ten days from day of sale. other
wise the trustees reserve the right resell the
property at the risk and of the purchaser in
default. Terms for personal property cash.
MAillyON ASHFORD,
AIDS L. BROWNE,
TrnSs
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RIVER SPRINGS AND VICINITY.

During tho past two weeks there have been many
entertainments at Blackiston's Island, Cotton $
Point and River Springs, some of the principal
events being the hops, masquerade balls base ball
games and boat races at the springs, and the
yacht excursions from COlton's and Blackston s
Island.
Last Monday party. consisting of Mr.. and Mrs.
]. Lockhart. Miss Lille Locklart, Miss Naomi
Lockhart Miss MacWiliams Mr. and Mrs. Birch,
Mr. Robert Knight and Mr.. Seaman went an
excursion to Virginia Beach, with Capt. Fred Mac
Williams, his boat, the Defender, and after
spending a very pleasant time, returning
home when Miss Lille Lockhart knocked over
board by the sail of the boat 1t shifting from
one side to the other. There considerable excite
mtnt on board for the time being, and had 1t not
been for the GOODNESS and long experience in sailing
OF Capt. MacWilliams there is doubt that Miss
Loo kiiard would have been drowned She was,
however, qui, KY rescued.
Dr. Arthur Rauterierg has returned to Blacki-
ston's Island frcm a cruise his yacht, the Gray
Hound. In the Chesapeake bay. He had several
friends sboarsi. and experienced a pleasant sail
The dance given at River Springs, Wednesday
night. by DIR. Backiston and his sons. Wade and
Robert. was very enjoyable affair and in addition
to the summer bOarders present. there were q great
many from the surrounding country.
Those how stopping ut Blackiston's Island are
Mrs. DIR. L. f. Rauterberg. D.. Arthur Rauterber,
Lille Lockhart. Messrs. Sidney H. Davis. 7. A.
Lay, r., Richard Lay. Miss Emily Freeman, Capt
Fred MacWillams, Miss Blanch MacWilliams and
Miss Daisy Herbert.