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Decorah-posten., 1898-11-01
auOrtp SobnIon tan life leue.

Sra Ren Paprespille berettes
Sbprsbag ON Gnorep Sobnion fra
Srping / aunoippbi Gountp - ON
bOis lllptte hi msocelte iioite use -,
at hams Silituno pda 9pfpitalet er
bd%ablss. San fan lite tale, % belle
bans psnitre Sios er lam. Den lllpts
telige er Sarmer cg 5orirr9er for en-
flor Samilie.
Decorah-posten., 1898-11-01
SuesabsTa s@cibig CT urf.

Seputp MarIbals Sbesban os Sal
man reiits Stprsbus Mtooag fra Dbl
Iutb mso fire andre Bear Sslunb Sns
eianere fra GIup Gpuntp SrngieI /
Moprbeub. 9isie fire Snoiunsrs bar
be iibite, Tom bar faut lin Dom / 0us
lutb. Sbeeban sr al ben Sprmening,
at Bug @bsM ubzGeibis M befinoer
iia lan9t fra Seed Safe, % at Der itts
MI ian bore Sale ON at inbbente bdm.
Decorah-posten., 1898-11-01
Snobruo | abernetit

Northpeitern Depot / aberbeen
hdpoe Sefeg at Snobrubstppe Rat til
Sborsodg. Pengeituferne % &ontps
ret blep grunbigt siennemisst, men Der
fanbtes intet at 9arbi. 5 Baggage
rummet fanctes fIere 8uHerter ops
bructe rs oeres Snbbolo tilbels itiaas
let. Sppene er iunbIpnIiepis rmFlats
teno. 2ssai9nasre.
Decorah-posten., 1898-11-01
amuro Stcurriou iurnlrfict.

SnScag Gftermiooug orutneoe
Qmuno Stensripn fra 2~ouisberg /
Gao qui 9arIe GOuntp unoer en- SiIlez
tur paa MinneIota Ripsr NOR 2puiss
BERG, msloes fra Naoilpn. Qiget
gienfanotes Sbprsodg. 9sn 6orulpts
teoe par "a glar gammsl CO efterlaoer
fla SuItru % 4 9Trn.
Decorah-posten., 1898-11-01
Ielifnnh blanpt Tarmsrne.

s en- gfterretning fra Iberbesn bes
Der ben bl. a.: Scrbbunben | benne
Syn er fat / en- ppperlig Sorfatnins
peo BEN ienere Sibs Regn. 6pr SSsIts
plsining ii9r er ben beloig, og Sars
msrne benpttsr ou ogfaa Q~nleoningen
pda bsoite Maabe. Sr9Itningen %
Yotstssoptagninaen er nGiten tiIenbes
braot. @f 2umber til 9~ranaries cg
andre 5armbpgninger er Ter / Ssit
iolgt en- uitprtelis Nangos, og pua
ale Solo fees Segn til itsrre Bel
Itanb bldnot 5drmsrne Tom en-
aIasie bstrugtet - enb paa mango
Gar. apGgapl og bldnoet Sorbbrug
brin9er msb burtige Striot benns Stat
inp / en- pppsrlia finanIiel S%prfdtnins,
'om isser i'm Sige.
Decorah-posten., 1898-11-01
Vobcis cftcrlaote Tprmue

piisr fig at ubgjsre ialt 31.5S7,2O2
ar. Ssrira gaur Der M eftsr 5OrIiget
op imOo 4 MiQipnsr til S~lRstningers
ne, iamt ct par Milionsr i inOens og
ubsnlano't QrOeitat. Smtring %
RiGlionsr uil oa bli igjsn til be / ben
aiosbss Ssitamsnts angipns 5ormaal.
Decorah-posten., 1898-11-01
Sngrn 8rrmis

8eneral Bacon bar fra 8enerals
aoiutaut Gcrbin iaot llnoerrstning
ON, at 14oe Rsgiments permisiion
life tunos blips forlGn9st en- Maanec
Iom begiGrtt. arbeioet meo afmsns
itrin9sn ItuIoe begpnoe 2srod9.
Decorah-posten., 1898-11-01
arnpo for 0nloiperrc.

70 8ulograpere, ipm for ct Iars
Sio ficen iummer meb fire andre reiIte
til SIonoite, sr tpmmen bjem til 8ers
bon. III be Ter / R~siIefslsst er en- bsb,
o9 be rprige tire er ~itranbet beroppe /
bet fierne 2unb % fan inssn Del foms
me, blottst inn be er for Miblsr til at
penoe biem. De to Manb, iom bar
pGret iaa belbiss at nau biem til Der
BON, fprtGler mungt os meget fra be
triIts, ~beorppelise Silitanoe / Cub
grdperleirene pmtring SatpIpn Gitp.
Decorah-posten., 1898-11-01
6ammrl Sauougrtie for Rcttcu.

6ammrl sauousrsie for Rettcu.
CONNER 5, g. Stspens fra Sorne
81 tcmmtn til Sort Dodge for at bsre
gicntsbDro / be betienote Riper Gano
groctsIsr, ION bar p~erierst for Retten
ttritens / oper So Iar. Oommeren er
Zen iioite ipstielle aommisI9r, irm
Al Snoenrigsmiuiitcrsn er ubn9pnt til
Al O9taQe 6orbsr / oisie Eager. Deb
en- SOnQresatt unber Iiofte Samling
NriI9soss $40, 1000, iom ItuIbe anpens
Ns til at 'tuoeSleSbpIbe Giere at 2anb
Iongs fIooen; men osnne Gum bar
rift f. utititrRttelis, % 8ongreSmanc
9olipsr boaber at tunne ubpirte en- M
StciIgning fra uGits 3pneresiamlins.
Iunnns 1sus,uhcr.
Ian bar i Sort Dodge giort ct
6uno al GDOetoiter, Tom mauIte ian
IsN til YougribsIisn al en- Sppebanoe,
Ter bar huieret / fIsre Tiger berpmtrins.
go9!e SmadQutter Ieste / en- Stalos
9Nsntn9 forIeoen Dag, ba be / ct
9Ierne at 9pgninsen .fanbt bprtgicmt
en- tor G~oripnins 3l9oer Sppes
'''i'r, lem uo9iurbe en- Del at Spttet
ia ct Snobruo / en- al9oesbutit / for
ri9s ll9s.
>trettrn | Solar Rapins enot.
uo'snctnQe fra Gmericun Gereal
70, onicm / SborSoaqs til Gebar Ras
mis- ia GbjtugO % u~ojepneoe be Sim
ortn9er, ION be0irtsoe, at $50 at sFus
o'ltpIgsrne git uo puu Streit fprleben
gag. Gst Ipttcbes benz at aiere bet
o'arIoeIi9t for piserns, at ben me
NF'H'9on9smuaoe meb Snopdtninoen
u Ieittrs sno ben somls, % tilbpb benz
SaI9st melem at e~ienpptage 4rbeibet
'oa Dc forrige Setingslier slIer for 81
om No8sn. pigsrne mobtps bet ferite
<''ouo. No9le andre os up9Ientliss
Snt'r, ION Gierne life bapbe bapt
N''' poa, bIso Osiaa bilast, og Gre.
gag V|0r9en sienoptoses arbeioet.
Decorah-posten., 1898-11-01
Sab for Tarmrrs.
MISUNDERSTANDING ncnbrGnnt.

Den ufulbfsrte Steptenion Science
Sau psb 2aiprsnce ~llpineriitet / Up
pletpn nebbranote iiOite SGorsbdg.
Sabet, $4,000, er tun bslpis dsius
rancepGttet. 8psnin9en bill bog inus
rsit blipe gienOpfsrt. Oct lpttsoes
GoQe9eituoentsrnes 9udet Brigade at
renne ne enrinp Whnuinnpr
Decorah-posten., 1898-11-01

- Don Carlos, Sertugen al IRA
brio. ben ipanits 5bronprG.snosnt. bar
MI reiit til Snnsbru6 / bet sitsrrigits
Enrol. Glers pphcIosr ban iig entsn
/ Slottst 2oreouu / 9sneoig, Stalisn.
sQsr i GucsrHs / S4pei3.
Decorah-posten., 1898-11-01

@tlen blso bo, at be Iimpsltben be-
bolot Ysn9ene. De bar uOIenot at en-
Sl9stnerbanoe, ipm Fable lsiret ia ct
Stptte peitsniOr gpen, rg be lite alsns
srapieoe til fig alt al Barb, ION Be
lstteIt9 tunbe fau Tag paa, men be
unp'aa fig life for pgiua en- Dag at
plpnbre en- 5urmsrtone for 6enbes
psn9e, og en- anoen Sang Ia be fig paa
Eur eFter en- 9rt, Der tom forbi 2eiren
pua Sicptle.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1898-09-24
GATHER SBURG.

After the summer recess the Waverley Club
Eounces thar beginning with Tuesday evening reg
uar meetings will be resumed at the town hall
at I:30 O'Clock The committee program for
the winter met at the residence of Mr.. S
T. T. Sterick this week, and promise series Of
literary attractions For Tuesday evening Rev.
Evin A. Edwards Will deliver address and
Mrs +. W. Carlyle Will conduct select music
Meetings will occur every second and fourth Tues
day evenings in each month.
Prof. W. Il. Burdette has sold mis- residence at
Damascus to MIR NathIl 7. Burdrtte for 81 900.
The Misses Clagctt Of Llytensvill. will spend the
winter here. occupying their residence Chestnut
street October /.
Sunday morning Rev. James D. Rayfiehi Of the
BAPTIST Church preached the annual sermon to
Violet Council, Junior Order Of American Me
chancs
Gen. Allan Rutherford has been confined to his
horne for several days by Illness
Mr.. jerome Trenis is spending the month III
extended tour Of the west.
Mrs. Sallie FarF and Mrs. Susie T.. Carlisle have
leased the Ward home stead on Chestnut street and
Will remove from Washington uctt her 10 reside
in tiaitn1rsturg
Sheriff Horton G.. Thompson az 'fatthcrshurg has
just returned from PHILADELPHIA with VIM CaInr-
bell, cnlorsd, who has been wanted by the author
tiles for fifteen months for robbery Cf the meat
house of Mr.. John A!lnutt If $500 worth Ct Ireat
He was lodged In Jail at Rockville for court
Thursday evening quiet wedding solemn
lied mt the residence Of Mr.. and Mrs IgnatiuS T.
Fulks- Their only daughter. Miss Rosa Blanche
Fulks. and Mr. Frank b. Severance were united
Of Washington city. The event was unannounced
and WAS witnessed Only by few relatives and
immediate friends of he contracting parties y
SUmItuCUs wedding supper served Mr. Sey-
erarce is bo"kkeeper ut the Gficr of he Gathers
burg Milling and Manufacturing COMPANY
kfopening day at the Epwor:h NJ T. Church
which was set fer Sunday. has, of necessity Leen
postponed to october 8. pending the completion OF
improvements being made in the structure
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1898-09-24
DuNCANsoN nRoTnERs. ArcrIoNEEns

TRUSTEES SALE OF TWO HANDSOME BUFF
BRICK DWELLINGS,. STU ATED ON 22D
STREET PEfWEEN FLORIDA AVENUE AND
STREET NORTHWEST
by virtue OF two certain deeds OF trust recorded
Among tie land records Of the District of Columbia
Etber 22te, folio 426 seQ.. and AIS ct stS1 re
spet lively. We will offer separately at public auc-
lion IN front Of the premises FRIDAY, THE
SEtkNItl DAY OF OCTOBER. 4 ID. 1898 COM
MENtlNG AT FIVE O'CLOCK PM the follow
ing described property, situate in the county ~
Washington. District OF Columbia to yet: All those
certain pieces or parcels Of land and premises
known and distinguished and being lots mum
bercd twenty nine t2D and thirty ,3l of James
IL Merrtwetaers subdivision of part of block NUN
bered three 81, in '-kal0rnma Heights together
with the improvements thereon: sub lect, however.
10 deed of trust OF seven thousand (S7 900 dol
lars each. on the above namnd lots, with interest
thereon payable semi-annually. at the rate Of six
per cent per annum until paid
Terms Of sale: The above mentioned incumhrance
on each lot 10 he assumed with interest from Feb
ruary IA. 1888. One-half of the balance of the
purchase money to be paid IN cash. and the re-
maiEder in two equal nstallments payable re
spectiveiy in one and two years. secured by deed
of trust upon the property sold with interest there
on at the rate of per cent per annum until paid
or all cash, at the option of the purchaser. de
post of 500 will lie required each lot at time
of sale. Sale TO he closed in Is days otherwise tie
fauiting purchaser after five DAYS advertisement
In some newspaper published In Washington. j.. c
Conveyancing revenue stamps Sc at cost Of pur-
chaser. BRAINARD H. WARNER
LOUIS ID. WINE,
se22-dSds T-ustcoe
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1898-09-24
SUBURBAN NE WIS
BRCOkLAND.

Capt. Brown and daughters. Misses Sarah and
Fam Brown, have returned from Passport. Me.
Rev. Mr.. Williams has accepted the cali TO the
pa~tcrate Of the CbaTch Of our Savior and the
regular services will he resumed Mr.. Williams is
from North Carolina. and 1t is believed will aid
mUch toward the progress Of This congregation
The order If the Holy Cross from South Bend.
Ind. has returned TO Brockland to continue It's
Studies at the catholic University. 1t is located
at the house it has always occupied on the Bun
her Hin road.
Mrs. Gessforl and Douglass Of Fortress
McEECe TIE recent guests of Mrs. Theresa
Iaulb.
The teachers at TIE B-ookland school are tn"
= the close Of the school term in June.
Mr.. g X. Finckel is the principal and has in
charge the seventh and eighth grades: Miss l..
/. bailey has tho fifth and sixth grades Miss
Compton thr fourth end 18th: Miss Rose, the
third: Miss Began. the second. End Miss Sexton
AMI Miss Fletcher. TIE first grades.
Mrs. Theresa Lamb is located the Bun
ker HUI road. opF"site the DorulitOry.
Mr.. and Mrs Holmes and son Leland returned
The congregation If st. Anthony Church is max
ing preparations Tor n festival and entertainment
q" ht bcid opposite tho church m 18th street \
musical and literary program will be Il feature,
while the various booths that go make up such
an event viii De- well filed with C,nfectirIls and
f1rcy articles. good supper will also BE served.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1898-09-24
kESSIhGTON.

The regular monthly meeting of the Noyes
Library Literary Society will be held Wedncs-
day evening rcXt in the Mas ME Hall Elizabeth
Stuart Phelps Ward has been selected as the
author. and there will be good music. readings
gBd Teeitatiuns.
Mr. Gilbert II. Hicks and family. who have
been residents Of KeEsirgtou for the last two
years, have renewed TO Washington.
Mr. ". W. EIdridgc and family have returned
fIom fortnight visit az Virginia Beach
Mr. Robert Proctor Of the District voIunte els
has gone to Virginia in hop4s il viii prove tene-
hCial 10 hts health.
Mr. Frank Maxson Of California is visiting his
Mr. GEd Mrs. G.. W. r. Stokes end Miss N,yra
Stokes have returned from three weeks visit
al Atlantic CITY
the ST Paul's NJ. f. Chur.h Sunday morning. The
evening service will he conducted by Mr.. Charles
/. Nssbit Of Washington.
Tie regular monthly meeting If the W. C. 7 L.
was held Thursday m 'r1lrs nj ST. PAM VI. F..
Church II was decided 20 SEMI two delegates 10
October II To IL the delegates to be appointed by
the president. Mrs. ". W FIdridla. Mrs. +. V
III, mas read chapter from the life Of Frances
Willard. hearing her IrSt work in tn. tenn
Verancc Al the III theirs meeting rape s
were read by Mrs Th"taaS. Mrs. {. p. SIuith and
Mrs. J. T. Marshall. The meetings viii hereafter
= IN The for October will be held at the
h. me Of Mrs. G.. T. Smith.
Mr.. and Mis-. Loren II. Milliken md Master
Stanley Miilken have returned from Il trip down
II" river lasting ten days.
Mss Fl"rs Warren Smith has been spending the
week in Washington.
Tie delivery hose of Mr. o. L. TIarr hcccme
fri2hte1ed wednesday last at IKE electric aid
ran away, throwing from the WAGON a little grand
H&rr was able, With the assistance If Mr.. Sllep-
herd 10 step III horse. bur pot unril the wagon
was demolished and the horse ha / received severe
cuts ana truises. The child was nor seriously in
1Urt q.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1898-09-24
RItERDiLE.

Mr. Leighton Baxter returned last week from
the hloodless field of Chickamauga well and han
py Mr. Baxter served private secretary TO
Maj French
The Rirertiaie school opened with fifty puptls
the largest number enrolled at the beginning Of
any year since the schools existence
Masters Warren Wagner. Theodore Browning md
ifui Morrison passed the examination requisite Cor
entrance to the High School at Washington AMI
they are now students of that institution Mos-
tiers James and benjamin Cramer and Nastnr
Charles Nhal!ey were admitted to lower grades
hut Master "halley made the seventh grade from
the fifth grade OF Riverdae school
MI walter Morrison has gone to Virginia viii,
the intention OF making his home In that state
Mr.. Sayinen with his family, has removed TO
Cincinnati. Ohio, where they expect to live herr
after. Their removal sudden and unexpecte,l
Miss Cecil RlanGford is pgain In charge of IN.
school at College "
Miss Rosebud Wheeler will spend the winter
with h"r brother in Washington. Miss Wheeler ia
a recent graduate Of Miss Billings school at Win.
chester Va. "
lawn party given at the residence of Mrs
StEomos. Bladensburs, Tuesday evening
II is rumorsd that Judge Baily of BIadensbur p,
IL Gbout to remove To fayetteville.
Miss Florence Sun ners. who has spent a few
weeks at BroOkland, has returned
Mr.. COXen, who hurt his back go serfouslv Ut hill.
working on the railroad, is recovering
Sparrow Weight, who Sc brother was n short tim.
since sent to the House OF Refuge for assaulting
his father so murderUusly. died at his home in
Bladensburg Monday night
Mr. +. G. Fowler has been confined to his room
TO- several weeks because OF bad attack of
rheumatism.
Mrs. Leila Spear and her two little daught ars
i'll of dphthe
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1898-09-24
SANDY SPRING.

Mr.. and Ms. Clarence l.. Gilpin host and
hostess of that 1Curishing domestic club The
Neighbors." at its ST ptember session Allan Far
quhar presided aud Miss Sarah T. Moore was sec
rotary, the guests being Mr.. and Mrs. Frederic
Stabler, Mrs. Lansz. Edward C. Gilpin and Miss
Jennie l.. Lea The making of Jelly and soft SOAP,
the care Of the sweet potato crop and the best
plan for hen house were among the topics dis
cussed. Adjourned to the home of Mr. and Mrs.
Samuel d. Wetherald.
Francis sn1wdcn is building addition to his
house Ashton.
Hiss Helen Garrett of Wilmington is the guest
of the Misses Tyson: Mrs Harry Davis of Wash
iRgtop, of Mrs. Richard S. Kirk; Mrs G. W
Brown Of Howard county. Of Mrs Samuel r.
Thomas; Miss Mary Fowler OF Baltimore of Mrs
Sophia Robson; Miss Amy Crosby ~of CatonsyIlle
Of Miss Saiiie E1ltcott; W1nder Laird OF Virginia
of William F. Nesbitt and Mrs. Robert o. Coul-
ter and son Roger of Mrs. Roger Brooke Other
visitors have been Mis-. iantz, Caleb s Miller and
Mr.. Allen Of Washington. Mrs. Thomas l.. Reese
Of Baltimore and Miss Eliza Brooke Russell Of
Frederick county.
Ii is announced that the wedding of Miss EstelI ;,
Massey, formerly Of this place, and Oliver zen
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1898-09-24
LANGDON.

Sunday evening last patriotic service was held
turned heroes of this village The decorations COP
sisted of Old Glory and flowers, with the words
Remember the Maine enclrcling the lights. 4
talk was given 10y Mr.. Joseph Cornish the hard
ships in Santiago and paper by Mr.. Frank Hagan
recitng the incidents and accidents the LIST Dis
trlct of Columbia Volunteers from the time they
left Washington until their return was read by
Miss Phillips Rev T. j. Clark delivered short
sermon. Patriotic hyInls were sung during the
eTcnin. by the audience. other members Of tie
regiment were on the program, but, owing to ILL
ness. We're unable to attend.
TIE property owners and residents of Iangdon
said 10 be very much incensed over the an
n0unccnent that the supervising principal of pub
lie schools will not give them a teacher for the
eighth grade. Children compelled go 70
the city, Ii II Claimed, after they through
seventh because the present two teachers over
worked and cannot give them proper attention.
Mr. Thomas Collins has gone to North Carolina
for a months vacation.
Mr. and Mrs Grant Sexton and Of Avalon
Heights hGvC gone trip through Missouri Kan
sss and Colorado. They will be absent two months
Mr. Charles Wagner has returned from his trip
through Pennsylvania.
Mr. Ben. klNpfeF has made two century runs
within the nast week.
Nj Fred. Srydcr OF Avalon Is somewhat better,
hut still very sick.
4 reception given TO Fred Il, Haskell nf
Company l.. LIST District of Columbia Volunteers.
at his parents home the evening of September
IL. After Refreshments were served there mu-
sic and general good time.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1898-09-24
HERNDGS.

The revival at Browns Chapel in this circuit.
continues undated. The meetings have run into
the tErd week with overEowiEg congreg ions.
Msuy being unable Ia obtain seats. There have
been L-tween hff,en and twenty conversions re-
ported.
Mr.. James Ndnkin. who contracted typhoid
fever in Sterling soma weeks since died at the
It.idense If hi brother in-ltw. Mr. Waiter Pal Ee:
short tistau'- west Of This town. tine Sth in
st&Er. Tuesday # this week lis brother Charles
VII" taken about the time died his
homo in Pleasant Valley. Both were well known
IL HernG"n and were highly esteemed by ali who
kIew them
". I,Lu Eur Of Sterling who is employed on
III" Washington and chic branch If The southern
raIl.uad had bis leg broken while unloading
freight at PurcellviIe Monday OF this week.
MT beaIbin Van Week. who has been spending
IL >WU IISr a LTwinSyils with Rev. Mr.. Mont
: L..cIy and family. spent few days in town
last week While Mr. Montgomery will contime
in chaTge If the churches AT Vienna and LewinS-
vile he with his family and Mr. Van Week VIII
oC'vIy their house here this faH and winter.
Mr.. e g. Stephenson. who has been quite i'll
TIL pas; Few days, Is very much improved.
Mr.. Alhert Heitmriier anA Miss SUSIE HurhEn-
soT' of Flnris Were Harried Wednesday evening
Al "Cl"ck 10y Rcr. Mr.. C!opfon in the Episcopal
CEuIch here.
Mrs jos. VI Riiout came here from Lakeland.
Nd, last week with her youngest child. who had
been III for several weeks. hoping the change
world he Of benefit 70 the little one but IL died
Monday u tho present week Mr. Ridaout moved
fT' 10 This town 10 Lakeland last winter.
Mrs. Z H Riderut. formerly Of this town row
81 Lakeland, is spending n few lays with friends
here.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1898-09-24
DUNCANsoy BROS, AUCTIoNEERs.

TRUSTEES SALE OF A HANDSOME LARGE
FIFTEEN ROOM RROWN-SrONE DWELLING
IN CHOICE PART OF THE NORTHWEST
SECTION OF THE CITY. KNOWN AS PREM
lSES No. 1875 TWENTIETH STREET..
By virtue 81 a certain deed Of trust. recorded
among the land records Of the District II Cclum-
biG. Liber 900 folio 446 ct seq. will offer at
public auction. in front Of the premises FRI
DAY, THE SEVENTH DAY OF OCTOBER A Il.
1898. AT HAifFAsr FOUR O'CLOCK I'm. the
following described property stuate in the city Of
Washington. District II Columbia. IL Wit: All
that ceItutn piece parcel of land and premises
known and distinguished and being lot num-
bered twenty three ,23l. In q. ". and ]. y. Hop
and ten Gl0l, together with the improvements
thereon, subject, however, to a certain deed uf
trust of eigh thousand tSS COG dollars with
est thereon, payable quarterly. the rate of
SIN per cent nCr annu until paid.
Terms % ale The above mentioned incum-
brance {" he assumed. with interest from Fehiu-
airy Il, 1855. Une-half Of the balance of the pur-
chase money q be paid In cash. and the remainder
In TWO equal installnens, payable respectively In
one and two years. secured 10y deed of upon
the property sold With interest thereon the
Of six per cent per annum until paid. all cash
at tie option of the purchaser. A deposit If $500
Will he REQUIRED at the time # sale. Sale 10 be
closed in fifteen days, otherwise the property will
be reaold at the risk ard Of defauItfn. lur-
chaser, after five days advertisement in some
veyancilg, revenue stamps. etc, purchaser
cost.
BRAINARD H WARNER
CLARENCE Ii. RHEEM
9l6 st. NV.
Sc22-l&dS
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1898-09-24
TAkONA Park.

Inc d%te for the rect ption by the citizens of Ia
k"lpa which has been postponed from time to
''Nle Sbice the American troops arrived from SIN
tiaE' has at last been set for Monday the 2Sth
instant. The program will be elaborate and will
nSist Of speeches by of the best orators of
the county. Music and refreshments II Is re-
GREETED that all thu soldiers who enlisted will uot
u" present \ Few of them enlisted in tie list
maynard Regiment, and it is evident that
this regiment will be compelled to serve longer
thie and possibly repair TO Cuba on garrison duty
Mr.. Richard Lay is home on five DAVIS fur
i"rgh from he LIST Maryland and reports that The
s'iderS OF his regiment ere anxious. almost to a
man, 10 return To their homes as the war is prao
rSauy over and they only enlisted to participate
during E"stiiities.
tended perm tnent call to Rev. David Barr for
uerlE OF kp,k Creek parish. and the me has
cupancy Of the pulpit the past thee mouths and
In spite Of the intensely hot weather he has Ia
btred zealously i'll this parish and the results are
showing in material increase in the congrcgatf1n
Inc annual meeting of the Presbyterian Church
was ri" Wednesday night. Reports from the
various soefeti were given. and Mr.. J. II. Cllrk
was reelected an elder. Music was furnished Iy
me choir and solos were sung by Mrs McMauus
ana Miss OFT, and recitations given by Mrs. Camp
The Junior Society of the Presbyterian ,hnrcn
resumed Its meetings last Thursday afternoon
when l Special program rendered.
Next Sunday the Sabbath school of the Preshy-
terrain Chnrcn Will hold its rallying day exercises
to he followed by a sermon by the pastor Re,
John Van Ness, appropriate to the occasion In
the evening there will be a public Installation Of
the officers Of the Endeavor societies. gradua ion
exc rclses Of the juniors and address ON The
Quiet Hour by Mr.. Miles VI. Shand
The last dan % Of the VIII be given at
T"k"ma Springs Hotel this Saturday evening
Miss Florence Davis Of North Takonla is now
taking course Of instruction II; the New Eng
land Conservatory Of Music in Boston
Mr. and Mrs Eugene Davis have just returned
fr, al "trip to New York
Mrs, En7ch Maris Is expected 10 return tomor-
row Sunday from Wabash Ind, where she has
hos vi hpF sis
Mr. W J. Tucker viii also return to his hom.
here tomorrow, after visit to his sick mother at
Wabash.
Maj. und Mrs. Albert Akers and Miss Pickett Of
Washington and Mr. Squire Stevens of BROOKLYN.
Nj. spending the early autumn Mt Pine
crest. in TdKrIUa.
Miss Maud r. Emerson is spending her vacation
at Atlintc City, y. J.
Gus Ley has been honorahy discharged from the
LIST Maryland Regiment Of L. S. Volunteers.