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The Maryville times. (Maryville, Tenn.) 1884-1944, 1889-08-28
M0NTvALE SPRINGS, sE Es.2 z!1 GO:

This popular changed hands Mess Sims Brks
having purchased the property of Eng They intend to
the Hotel Every thing will be run
as giving the guests the best there sin the
market Every will be paid the comfort of the guests OF
the Thanking public for the patronage Of the
Springs we hope continuance of the
Telephone connections with knoxville.
Sims & Birks.
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Lanes Column.

Lance Column.
Good wagon harness for ia at ].
L. Lanes.
Good blind brides for $l.OO at ].
L. Lanes.
Good Buggy Harness for $500 at
]. L. Lanes.
Harness. Trunks and Buggy.tops
neatly repaired by ] L. Lane.
Save money by calling on ]. L.
Lane for all kinds of Harness. Sat.
isfaction guaranteed. 2l-6m
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Maryville Market Report.

The following quotations are the
merchants buying prices; retail
selling prices are higher.
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We would like few loads Of
stove wood on subscriptions.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-01-17

along. She is doing very well. She has
not had the least sign OF spell since un-
der you treatment We cannot tell how
glad we are. had the medicine renewed,
and am giving II to her as YOU directed in
your last letter. Yours truly,
w. III. j. BEvER.
RUsroS, La.
DR.. s. b. Hartman:
Dear Sir--My little girl was badly hare
Tipped and l had her operated upon by
surgeon from the University Of Louisiana,
and the operation was a failure. then
had her operated upon by another sur
geon and that operation was failure. !
had lost all heart, and thought my child
was to go through the world a deformed
monster when you came this way, and |
carried her TO you at Ruston, where you
operated, and now, thanks to you and the
Lord, my little child is well and her little
mouth is perfect and beautiful. Respect
fully, MRs. JENNIE King.
Mr. Matthew Caldwell, of Ord, Angelina
County, Texas, had daughter disiigured
by hare.lip. He brought her TO DIR.
Hartman ut the hotel, and after an exami-
nation Of the case the Doctor assured Mr..
Caldwell that lie could operate in such
way as 10 leave but the iaintcst mark, and
that in due time even that would disap-
pear. lie told the Doctor to 20 ahead aud
do the best he could for his poor child.
He operated Mt once and more perfect
transformation no one could imagine. The
child otherwise was healthy and nicely
formed, and since the operation she is sim
ply beautiful, and her mouth Is perfect.
Her parents IA well rs herself are perfectly
delighted with tho operation.
KENPKTo, KY
was most intense sufferer from pain
in my head, neuralgia. | do not believe
anyone ever suffered as did. | had tried
everything, and several physicians, with
out relief. You, DIR. Hartman, have cured
me entirely. Very respectfully,
MINNIE CALDWELL.
TRESToS, Tenn, Dec. II, lsSs
Dr. Hartman
had lost my voice entirely for seven
years, during all of which time | never
spoke loud word. My lungs were very
weak; had consumption, my pulse 100 and
| could not walk Mt all without support,
and then only few steps. Everyone, as
well as myself, thought that it would be
but few days to my grave. called on
you without the least hope. You said you
could cure me; took your treatment; in
three months | talked as well us ever, and
have been doing 20 ever since. have no
cough, and can walk and work all day.
You are u wonderful physician.
Yours truly,
NJ. II. FOWLER.
II Is utterly useless TO write letters to
DIR. Hartman 10 ascertain what his charges
are or whether hc can effect cure. He
expresses no opinion until after he has
made personal examination. lie cannot
know the expense OF treatment until he
knows what the case requires, and he is
too conscientious and too devoted TO his
profession 10 hold out false hopes TO any
sufferer. Remember the time Dr. Hart
man will leave Memphis is on the night Of
10Th Of January, 1889.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-01-17

BRUSSELS, Jan. 16.-The following let
ter written by Henry M. Stanley has been
received in this city:
BONA OF BoSALYA, Muretia, August II, 1888.
shetkh Hamed- Ben Mahomed- his good
friend, Henry NJ Stanley.
Many salams TO you.
hope that you are in as good health as
/ am, and that you have remained in good
health since i left the Congo. have
much to say to you but hope shall SEQ
you face to face before many days. /
reached here this morning with 1870
Wangwani, three soldiers and sixty.six
natives belonging to Emin Pasha.
II Is now eighty-two days since left
Emin Pasha on the Nyanza. lost only
three men all the way. Two were drowned
and the other decamped. / found the
white men who were looking for Emin
Pasha quite well. The other white man,
Casati, is also well. Emn Pasha has
ivory in abundance, thousands OF cattle
and sheep, goats and fowls and
food OF all kinds. / found him
very good and kind man. He gave all
our white and black men numbers OF
celled. His soldiers blessed our black
men for their kindness in coming so far to
show them the way. MANY OF them were
readyto follow me out OF the country, but
| asked them TO stay quiet few months
that might return and fetch the other
men and goods left at lambunga. They
prayed to God that he would give me
strength to finish my work. May their
prayers be heard. And now, my friend.
what are you going TO do? We have
gone the road twice over. We know
where 1t is bad and where II is good,
where there is plenty OF food and where
there Is none, where all the camps are and
where we shall sleep and rest. lam wait
ing 10 hear your words. II you go with
me IL Is well, / leave it TO you. | will
stay here ten days and will then proceed
slowly. ! will move hence TO Big Island,
two hours march from here above this
place. There are plenty OF houses and
plenty Of food for the men. Whatever
you have TO say to me my ears will be
open, with good heart, rs ii has always
been toward you. Therefore, II you come,
come quickly, for on the eleventh morning
from this j shall move on. All my white
men are well, but left them ali behind
except my servant, William, who is with
me. Henry NJ. STANLEY.
Sheikh-Hamcd Mahomed, 10 whom
the above letter is addressed, is the Arab,
Tippoo lib
The letter, which was taken 10 Stanley
Falls by a messenger, and which reached
Brussels by post last night, is the only one
from Stanley which has reached the coast
OF Africa. A number OF other letters
| which the messenger conveyed TO Stanley
Falls still remain there, but 1t is expected
that they will arrive in Europe in two or
| three months.
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CnnsnmnIinn Cnrnhie.

II cannot be too often impressed on
every one that the much dreaded con-
sumption (which is only long scroiula), is
durable, II attended 10 at once. and that
the primary symptoms, so often mistaken
as signs of diseased lungs, are only symp-
toms OF an unhealthy liver. To this organ
tho system is indebted for pure blood, and
10 pure blood the lungs are indebted no
less than TO pure air for healthy action. II
the former is polluted, We have the hack
ing cough, tho hectic flush, night-sweais
and a whole train OF symptotns resembling
consumption. Rouse the liver TO healthy
action by the use OF DIR. Picrcc's Golden
Medical Discovery, take healthy exercise,
live in the open air, and all symptoms Of
consumption will disappear. For weak
lungs, splitting OF blood, shorlness Of
breath. chronic nasal catarrh, bronchitis,
asthma, severe coughs, and kindred alice
tons. Il Is a most wonderful remedy. The
Discovery is guaranteed 10 cure In all
cases Of diseases for which Il is recon-
mcnded, or money paid for IL will DO
promptly refunded.
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a Mig In the RIbs,

II on tho right side and lower part 81 tho dla.
phragm, though playiully meant aud delivered. IL
calculated to provoke profanity irum n chhppy
whose liver Is ont Of order When that region Ia
sorc aud oongcsed, pokes seem ncndish. Look al
a mans countcnaucc ere you prod him under che
ribs II his skin and cycballs have sallow tingc,
you may infer also that bis tongue Is iuued, his
breath apt 10 be sour, that he has palms not only
beneath his ribs, but also under the right shoulder
blade. Also that his bowels are irregular aud his
digestion Impaired. Instead Of making n jocosc
demonstration ON his nls, recommend him %
take, AMI steadily penist In taking, Hosirttcrs
stomach rttcrs, the finest antl.hllous and altcra.
tive medicine cNiant Incompatible u H. also. for
dyspepsia. rheumatism, nervousness Kidney
trouble and fever aud aHuc
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wenL narL and WeaL I.n.x.

The world Is full Of persons afflicted with
weak backs aud weak lungs In thc follow
ing letter Mrs. l. r. Crockett Of Max
Meadows Va, tells how she was cured Of
those troubles
Il have used Allcocks Porous Plastcrs for
ten yoam or more Tor weak back tspinal
nffcction) aud weak lung, and | can aay
with perfect truth that I have been greatly
benefited by them. In fact, don't believe
that | could get along without them; cor-
tainly not Tor any length Of time. | have
been the cause OF many othur wearing them,
who have boon nrrallY hrnnnicl.
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No Danger of Irydrophobin.

WASHINGTON, Jan. lG-A Mr. Baglcy,
Of Virginia. recently applied for a life in
surancc and was refused by the company
on the ground that he had been bitten by
a Spitz dog December Is. last, Mr.. bag
ley wrote to Dr. Pasieur on the subject,
and today he received a rcply from the
eminent scientist in which no declared
that the bite OF a healthy dog Is harmless,
but that the animal should be kept under
surveillance eight days after inlllcling tho
wound, In order 20 DO sure that IL docs
not show signs Of rabies.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-01-17

W. II. GRAHAM, general travelling agent
Tor Alabama, Mississippi, Arkansas and
Tennessee Tor the attractive Love Button-
hole and sewing Machine" came In yes.
tcrlay from a most successful trip In Mis-.
sisippi lie reports a booming trade. lilo
says that tbC country merchants and deal
en- are calling Tor all be can supply; that
every housewife who sees the Love" asks
her m,phant why lac don, keep them,
aud they have a. order them. Ills trade
with country dcllcn Is simply immense,
aud still growing lcticu addressed 10
him at "Gasion's Hotel" Memphis, will
always mach him.
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Li,lIe s,ale IIlr.eh pics.

Special Dispatch 10 Tho Appeal
GmENyuLu, Mis-, Jan lG.-Tho body
Of LITTLE Sadie lIiuch, who lost her life
through being crushed by the cars at To-
land last Saturday night, was brought into
Grccnyille aud buried this morning. AZ
the inquest held In Leland yesterday q
verdict was rendered attrbuiing her death
to the negligence OF the Louisville, New
Orleans 4 Texas Railroad Company A
formal inquiry will take place next Mon.
day at Leland, when both the railroad
company and the family Of the deceased
will hc represented by counsel.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-01-17
rYee R..I,,,.x chair Car.

The first free reclining chair car ever in.
PRODUCED into the South will arrive this
morning from Kansas City with a party Of
Florida Cxcursionisis aud will berun 10 Bir.
mingham. These carsarc made for the Kan
sns City, Memphis x birmingham Railroad.
AMI will bcun regularly between Memphis
and Birmingham, aud will be free 10 the
patrons Of that line. Tho ears are models
Of elegance and convenience. The chairs
are made TO rcclinc aud arc supplied with
head and foot rests. Tho windows arr
broad and will afford thopassongcrs a good
view oi the country.
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A g..,,na,,pr s.I..

Tho unclaimed packages accumulated
during the year past by the Pacific Ex-
press Company will be sold at auction by
T. J. McCarty & Co., 2si Second street.
Friday. February 10. ut 10 o'clock am.
Lots Of fun aud chances for large returns
on inycslmcnls. Last can be seen at tho
office, 30 Court street.
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nYlo, ilylo, lIylo At all druggists.


Mn. Margaret wilshiW-phyalc or class
instructions given IN the ant OF Orntory,
Gesture aud Dramatic Expression, based
upon the system and philosophy OF Dol
sirtc. Pupils received NJ al times. Ladies
aud gentlemen coachcd ior private the
atficals aud Lectures. Entertainments
managed. Can be- consulted Rt Witt
MAINS music storv irom . a. m. 20 y. IA.
Mondays aud Thursdays
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-01-17

We are constantly importing new and
attractive novelties In China Cut Glass
aud artistic Pottery. suitable for wedding
InvDnil Our house b. Acknowledged
headquarters, and VIZ will maintain our
fpuuiaiiOn
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-01-17
A LETTER FROM STANLEY.
he WRITES HIS GOOD FRIEND, TIP
POO TIB. THE ARAB.

IL Is a Very Hopeful Epistle-He Found
Emin Pasha Good, Liberal Man, and
Abundantly wealthy-The Letter is
Dated August II, 1888.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-01-17

For sixty days We will scll Heating and
Cooking Stoves and House. Furnishing
Goods az actual cost, Tor cash. Call and
he convinced A. k1WuuY 4 Co.,
Sd Main street,
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-01-17

Claims the attention OF all who appreciate
the choicest OF Liquors, Wines and Cigars.
Our location-33 Monroe street, directly
In rear Of Lcuhrmann's-is ono Of the
most eligible andcenlralin Memphis. Our
aim will be 10 mako this establishment
select and worthy OF public patronage in
every detail. Tho Tennessee Broworys
beer, which has no superior, will be a
speciality. A flui-class Restaurant NJ.
tachod, supplied with al scasonable deli.
cacicS w. W. Soon & Co. Prop'rA,
No. % Monroe Street.
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vn, win Won s,,a,, Won, MACH.

handling old wooden shutters when YOU are
~ safe by using our handsome window
guar,lsl GormiA q McEwEN,
4l5 Second street, near Bcalc.
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Tho celebrn,ea nenrn,rr Mhl,.,

Can be found at the popular saloon Of NJ.
Wolf, 80. - North Court street
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sulliyan's sponsor In New York has re-
cciyCd a letter from a prominent sporting
man. n resident OF IL Pas0, Tex, stating
that boz would not only gunmuico sullivan
aud kilnin $4,000 90 light there, Tut
would also give assurances that lu,@
McNicans would be present at the ight
aud prevent the authorities from inlor.cr'
Inc
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,in.nmrr..Ir NnIi.


at Red Hot siorc. "a rcalc street Orler
from country solicited.
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And Sioinan's Anc.ihctIc uscd In the cx.
traction OF teeth a, 81 Main street
iiIuwN a lNNCu.
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l,.rEr your mn.h.I.t an ihr Citizens
Insurance company ''. i5 Madison strr'..
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Orrcia furnished with towel rack. comb.
brush and clean towel every morning Tor
- cents per wyak, by Memphis steam
Laundry. ouan7gi TO amy oilico.
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Iiuo cures chappci hands and lips

srrct,r rates to day boardcu Clarn.
don Hotel.
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WINS there IL life there Is hope FOR tho
Consumptyc-tha L., u rc.ru.na j. taken.
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In g. ~ Calhraih. No. ~ Madison
street nnt your houses and collect your
tents
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NINE. BENTON wARTHEN.
or LONDON,
Professor OF Voice Culture Pure italian
Method of Nine. mhrchesi aud
siguor Garela
siEnor eareia-

For terms, etc, apply at Room 30 Gay.
ESQ Hotel daily to 3, or a, L. wiizmann
x Co.. 223 Second elrnel. daily II 70 ~.
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To Co,rsrnrptivr. and Dciicate Pei>"ns.
"fltrfs Norwegian COD liver or lcala no
tuuH.. builds up waste aud tuunHtAchA a''' y
uAhNA Il GO Philadelphia.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-01-17
THE j. s. MBNKBN COMPANY.

TEN USEFUL BARGAINS TO-DAY.
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The rain Of the last few days has kept
people within doors, today, however, IS
bright, clear and cheerful, and TO induce
all to enjoy this salubrious weather, we
give the following Sterling bargains;
I. Chinaware and Glassware.
ii. Wool Dress Goods.
HI. Jersey JackciSs
Nv. ladies' Hose aud Gloves
". Gents Shirts and Hose.
5000 colored Glass Tumblers at &c each.
250 Good Lamps with footed fount and
bronze stand, SIC complete; regular
price, Sl.50.
100 Decorated Tin Chamber Sets, pieces,
assorted colors, at 99c.
$50 Seventeen Quart Heavy Block Tin
Dish Pans, l9c.
1000 Crystal Glass-footed Preserve Bowls,
&c, worth 25c.
Nickel Plated Hammered WATERS, DC.
100 pieces Wool Mixed Dress Goods, reg
ular price, 25c,
Today Only Ioca Yard.
so pieces Double-width Atwood Dress
Goods, worth Csc and Soc,
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nrlo mnkea tho dIn nhIlc bud clcnt


We thank the public Tor their liberal pat.
mnnrc. II assures 10, our efforts 10 please
have been appreciated. We have cNpcri.
cnccd salcsmcn Who have made the China
business life study. We hope 10 merit
your patronage In She iuiurc. Respect.
lully. ItoYn x CO.
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Has rcopcncd again a, old stand, 2o7
Second street.
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JERSEYS MUST GO AT sonE PRICE.

JERSEYS MUST GO AT SONE PRICE.
Undoubtedly the Jersey has como to
stay. No garment can be more comlorta-
BILE, none more elegant. Today VIC offer
astounding bargains.
l LoT All-wool Jerseys, plain and braided,
broken sizes, yet your exact size may be
among them, regular price, Sl.6O.
They GO Today at soc.
1 Lor Fine Plain Black Jerseys, Braided
and Plain Colored Jerseys, sold hereto
fore at 1926 and s2.75,
They Go Today nj ssc
Lor Black Beaded Jerseys, Steel Braided
Jerseys and Imported Colored Jerseys,
were $500 and 500,
They Must GO Today nc $3.50.
Ladies' Colorcd and Black Kid Gloves,
soc, worth sl.50
Ladies' English Black Cotton Hose, SOC a
pair, worth Sl.00.
Children's French Ribbed Cotton Hose,
colored and black, i9c, real value, Soc.
Mems British Hall Hose, l7c apair or 8
pairs for JOc.
800 Dozen nen'p sni-'.. ove, worth ~
p's-s.a nosefns, Uniaundcred.
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Asa yoor drusgis, for lIylo.
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Dear s,r aud Friend ! write again To
l'l yon Know how my daughter whom
You me- treating .pr epilepsy h getting
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they GO Today at soc.

Lor Fine Plain Black Jerseys, Braided
and Plain Colored Jerseys, sold hereto
fore at 81. % and $2.75,
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Wcscn Gtsamers.

TOURS IN TROPICAL SEAS.
Novel and unsurpassed scenery climate cotetn9Ios
Ips embracing from TO forty ports, occupying I've
weeks or Ionger-s specially arranged Coupons available
IN any OF the Atlas Line Steamers sailing fotaishuy
EVE DOLLARS A AY
defrays all necessary expenses Tour IN JsucSeoB
Hayt. Carthagena, saysnillA Colen. Nlsaf'Ena ~
kca and the Mosquito Coass Ports. only Fist CeoW
passengers carried Address eithsf
JAM ToEWooD 4 GO, Agents y ssste't-. H. -
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prconnEp TGAcrs.

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A., q 90e Leopold u.,hal spa
Ss,.,S saa ss'sSy yss nv %
TtnS William A. ana wife. 70 the Layers 1--WE ~
~ IS Company cor ii'''ss and S'.'.s =,
ys:s, william ..soc &c Citizens Savings h''1 80
SssisS Fs,r:t the Ms,ssSc IT, cS, q pS
ss';s e. s:r s;sJod n'''' deceased 800 =, :"
Mathis, m.s.d n 70 % sDa sss.1 sco
as ~ss't yfss 600 ..,. =, c,ro,a No
ws:s ss sss''i. w. &c ss \. 81
r,ds :csr;s' VA As's sio.c cc A'' p, M
Sss's: s|ss ID . ss Henry Hunt,
L o q: s0vsr' Savings BANK .'s 49,. : -,
Pssests os aP Ecris ssr ys e Nicholas ssS
I'VE ,ss ;..s e s .Sa another trustee.
,,ssshsH F1Seeomb-svc 8 Of I37thst yrs. s12 600
9 ch.as e; Saw, ssd r YEARS zoo" -
Nsss: SoS Of Lexington
@ W: s 2. e, sscsS Swings
. s''g'; ;.. S:,'''s; : h'Isa' gray, -.
s::::; : . 'i'r' q
n1 Ss5ssn; p E Isash sso Yea year. 5000
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miscellaneous.

NATIONAL UNsEoTARfAN HOME for worthy sgsQ
destitute ard incursbics 'soistss Fort wssas
Free admission to tGis n.tusion log cessJse srs..H
may be secured by the press judges Of courts rclEoe8
missions Mayors. Common Councils and presidents e.
sentaton Of proof OF worthiness. WIN. H. RAMScAE
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- New.yorx Monday, jan. Z: aSss; ana
-. ,.,,.~,,. sale was hsld u the EScnsnss -a'
~stjon Keo1n to-day; .,...s n Co
@'Sss~ By Richard y Hsfn es lana Nos ios and
* s Ssssw rs coz Of isths., pos sSsA'' ''
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REAL ESTATE
BuslSEss AT THE EXCHANGE:

~. -, ssson .s,s 1t tho Real Estate Esshsnss
. = - = ne ,,.ss '.s :,.
eseh ss Kidding running from 044 70 ~
re vsSSssIy ss s Alfred yTs Ssad sd Tor
s sEa zs stock % '''
n. ,s.s~..s :..s s'~s held q he Exchange '''
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ii. S:ss dSs',''s g. S q hisst, DOs 4a7s Peer
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ksoopsD ,as iss powell Y e paa s,.h 50
sSs La S:sA sSss S;si;' German Ksha a7so
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los 1s7.Ii Ss: a:sssaf rewnsusS;:. ALSO
a.. n sss . cor Of Sosh-st 1o22xi "m
s ssssslis. SvSd SSf't fssiss 70 10000
S:sDs seDSss 81 81 sSsso Mayer Naehssal TO 1850
Rsps eosdnar,;s i. 200. aio ana iii, 55Sioo
SSS s5ss i sash w %asd; May and James
55 SSss 5ks: sI Sss'spd:,i aiSssS; Kari
M.dssst q. l:s n 80 s assioo . 1880
.0s e. . ,s Sssy Mclean fsa
Gun sd lying .sg., + 9osn nas.i hs.i j, -.
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,,S Ssss0fD - SIS sd'ave. s5xlooMi NAY sss
"pssSin Order. -: si;cn
skst 1i9 2aave o1 1s;srii Sisi a Rev Rev
,,sss FL fsss s,ss
ssxsvs. sos q si sssh,s. ooAioo; onare 1oo&c
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THE LINCOLN NATIONAL BANK OF THE CITY
or HEW-YDHK,
~ TO 30 EAST l2D-ST., -.
IT HE ANNUAL MEETING Of the sharehold-
ns for ths election Of Directors Of this bank 70
q TWO Inspectors Win b beld q the bspkgg hsus 3,
ea 1ucs1ay January 9Th. 1883. between the houfs :"
~ m and O'Clock y NJ -, m copvvry
- lttt " = = Cashier.
THE REGULAR MEETING Of the stock
u holders Of The Commercial Union Life Insurance
Company Of Ncw-York viii be held at tho once q the
Company, 50 broadway, Wednesday January " tS5v
- O'clock p m. for the election OF Directors fohs
'''4 '''~ z ciAR S0ss II. BocERr. Jr. Secretary.