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The morning call., 1890-07-27

G. JSn0 EACH-ON EASY MONTHLY PAY
u OOUU ments: on Sanchez ST.. bet Clipper
and 26th; beautiful modern cottages; each con-
tanning D large rooms: bath and z feet fsOored
baseInent wood and mirror mantel5 gas, sanitary
plumbing stationary laundry hot and cold water;
walks. iron fence; street graded, severed and
mscadamized; lot 25XS0: front lawn and rear gar
den; this is opportunity to secure nice home by
only using the amount paid for rent monthly. For
fan details apply TO A. a. HOYT q CO, 634 Market
street fyZ7 st SuTuTh
The morning call., 1890-07-27

Gf0u0 TWO NEW ELEGANT FLATS ON
tDUOUO. the sunny side OF Pleasant ST., near
Taylor: contain and rooms aud bath each;
brick foundations and all modern cOnveuieuces;
rents So so; LOT 2Ox60. q. Ii. UMBSEN y CO.,
II Montgomery ST. jy27 SuTuTh st
The morning call., 1890-07-27

C..J)0A CORNER LOT; 26:6xlOO: WEST
SDZZUO. line Of \ oe ST., one block from Castro
st. cable; street graded. severed, lnacadamized;
also inside lots. 25xl00, In same block at 500;
terms. one-third cash, balance on easy terms A. A.
HOYr & CO.. 634 Market ST. y17 81 suTurh
The morning call., 1890-07-27

S3S 500 store Sores Ms ss ana AID 55H s 1s7
Sis; lot 65xl0O, q. II. uMBSEN & Co, IA Mont
Eomery So iY2O SuTuIh 81
The morning call., 1890-07-27

GI500 DOLORES ST. NEAR 18TH; LOT 2sx
- -OOO. 40. q. Ii. UMBSEN a CO., IA Mont
EOuery iV1T SuTuTh
The morning call., 1890-07-27

GT00O FINE BUSINESS CORNER: oFAR-
ID tUOU. reli ST., Sc. cor Hollis, near Buchanan
good 2story building. with store and living rooms
and fiat of d rooms and bath above; brings in $50
per month. which can be increased: this is some
thing good. o. ID. BALDWIN, JOOST q MER-
TENS. 23S Montgomery ST iy27 Suwe
The morning call., 1890-07-27

G.tOuQ HOUSE OF 4 ROOMS: LOT 25xIUO;
- iOOU. near street-cars: South san Francisco;
rent 81 per month. JOHN Z. GREEN a CO., 40l
California ST. iy27 SuWe II
The morning call., 1890-07-27

S.O76O SPLENDID BUILDING LOT ON
IT = OU. Baker St, mr.. Grove; within few feet
of the main entrance to the park; size 25X121 10;
this is "A bargain. o. ID. BALDWIN, JO0ST,& MER-
TENS 23S MONTGOMERY st. iyl3 II SuMe
The morning call., 1890-07-27

GIL 0QQ 2lST ST; SPLENDID 2-SrORY
II Il .OOU. house OF Srooms; brick foundations
lot 53xl1I this is a lovely home; examine before
buying. McAFEE, BALDWIN q HAMMOND. 10
Montgomery Sc. jy20 II SuruTh
The morning call., 1890-07-27

y 50OO. rear house in four teneme5ts. rents rents
81 80; lot 23XsO q. H. UMBSEN Il CO.. Ii Mont
.-nmerv ST. i,o- s,lI-r,.ri,
The morning call., 1890-07-27

GcSD0 ELEGANT LARGE COT AGE. EN-
,IOCUO. tirely new with rooms and bath and
high Basement on Scott ST.. nr. Mcallister; large
lot, 25xl31 %; house IS georgeousy papered, etc;
must be sold on account of owners removal from
the city; don't fail to investigate This. o. ID. BALD
WIN, JOOST d MEkTENS, 23S Montgomery. SuW
The morning call., 1890-07-27

S3OO PER ROOM WILL BUILD Id, STRICTLY
Inc HOUSTON. builder, 512 Haight st. de16 Su tt
10000 DOUBLE COTTAGE; AND
III LOUU. rooms; lot 25xS9; rents $27:
Fillmore St HUFF Il CO.. 24O5 California st. i20lm~
The morning call., 1890-07-27

$500 heTs north Of the PARK rdatns on G st.
for sale a whole. JOHN Z. GREEN y co, 40l
California ST iy27 SuWe II
The morning call., 1890-07-27

Cocoon LOVELY NEW BAYwINDoW COT
IT COOO. tage on Fifth ave, 275 :. of Point
10 hos; size of lot 25Nl20; cottage contains rooms
and bath: has brick foundations; stable, etc o. D.
BALDWIN, JO0ST d MERTENS, 23S Montgom-
Or II AIl q
The morning call., 1890-07-27

GEE00 GOLDEN GATE AVE, NEAR LYON
STOOOO. st.-2-story bay-window house of 7
rooms ana bath; brick foundations etc : lot 30Xl00
q. Il. UMBSEN & CO., IA MONTGOMERY. 81 SuTuTh
The morning call., 1890-07-27

5000 GG IF ho PaE 5 neaP OH IP5os
street graded and macadamIzed; bargain. JOHN
C GREEN 4. co inl Califnrnla 81. WY SmMe Y
The morning call., 1890-07-27

QT0O0 FINE WESTERN ADDITION RESI-
u iOOO. dence; Clay ST., near Webster; large lot
with 2-story frame building; brick foundation;
all modern conveniences: this is offered cheap on
account of owners removal from this city. JOHN
@. GREEN q co. 4Ol California 81. iyl3 u SuWe
The morning call., 1890-07-27

C.t0nO ONLY; FINE BUSINESS Lor: 25x
II 1UUO 1925; on Devisadero St, near Fell
cheapest lot on this growing street. ROTHERMEL
& Co. Montgomery st. fy27 st
The morning call., 1890-07-27

A HOME; AN INVESTMENT, MUST BE SOLD;
n do no fail to those houses and flats
Ellis ST., bet Scott and Devisadero; they have every
modern Improvement the interior finish is that of
a $4,000 residence; make your own terms as to
payments; houses open for inspections; cable
cars pass the property, and for fare carry you
TO any part OF the city. jy26 I'm
The morning call., 1890-07-27

$3.50 oos aye doI d % he par sao
each; very cheap. JOHN c. GREEN q CO., 40l
California ST. iv27 SuWe If
The morning call., 1890-07-27

GSu0D OR LESS THAN 500 PER LOT
tDOoOU. for nearly half block (21 lots) on
Clement ST. bet. 3lst and 32d ayes; this is par
tcularly fine speculation, and will make big money
within short time. q. ID. BALDWIN, JOOSr Il
MERTENS 23S Montgomery st. iyl3 U SuWe
The morning call., 1890-07-27

goo 6OO STOCK-RANCH AT A GREAT
DO. COU. bargain; the celebrated Mountain
View ranch OF 260O acres. located in 'Mendoeino
County. Cal. will be sold at sacrifice; only Sl2 80
per For full particulars apply address i.
w. WOODWARD a eco. yO2 Broadway, Oakland. II
The morning call., 1890-07-27

G.DOSD FOR IL NICE LEVEL. LOTS IN THE
u -LOU Excelsior Homestead, not far from the
Mission road; particularly well adapted for milk
ranch. o. d. BALDWIN, JooST Il MBRTENS 23S
Montgomery ST. iyl3 If SuWe
The morning call., 1890-07-27

0I750 RESIDENCE OF 5 ROOMS AND
u ~. bath on Henry ST.; brick foundation;
street work complete: lot 25Ill5: remarkably
cheap home. Apply to O'FARRELL & LANG, IL
Montgomery iYl3 SuWe II
The morning call., 1890-07-27

l.l.)na PINE CORNER LOT IN A RAPIDLY
tD1ZOO' growing section; size 32xl0O; south
Frederick and Tilden sts. this is exceptional
buy. JOHN c. GREEN a CO., 40l California
street WIS SuNe #
The morning call., 1890-07-27

GO00O 3 LARGE FLATS; POST ST, N. SIDE.
.Dt'uOU. mr.. Webster: z. and rooms and
bath each: iron fence, patentstone sidewalk. ETC.;
large lot, 26Nl276; a bargain. W. l. MORGAN a
CO., 5l2 Cal. st. jy27 Suwet II
The morning call., 1890-07-27

C..)DS EACH: 10 LOTS: , CORNERS. FRONT
tDZ-C ing on St, south OF the PARK, for sale as
a whole. JOHN c. GREEN ~ CO., 4Ol California
str, et iy27 SuWe If
The morning call., 1890-07-27

LINE HORSE, BUGGY AND EXPRESS WAGON
cheap. $40 Sixth st. jy26 3tt
lo6 HEAD OF HORSES TO BE SOLD AT AUG
LOO tiol Tuesday, July 29th, at IL A. NJ, Bulls
head Horse Repository, 430 Valencia ST.. consisting
of good stock OF work. business and driving horses:
also unbroken horses; persons having any frt-cass
work horses can find buyer. JAS. FORRESTEK. 81
The morning call., 1890-07-27

Ct60O A RARE CHANCE-NEw AND COM
ID ioOO. Portable bay-window cottage OF
rooms and bath: BrOderlck St, Hayes;
cheap at $4,000. o. d. BALDWIN, JooST q MER-
TENS, 23S Montgomery st. iyl3 tt Suwe
The morning call., 1890-07-27
HORSES.

SE25 WILL BUY AYouMG s9UAD STYLISH
rides; Just the horse for Iady's phaeton. ll4l
fv.gG ara
The morning call., 1890-07-27

rnnn CLEMENTiNA ST.: $. SIDE, BE-
UOUuU. tween Sth and 9Th: = story bay-win-
dow honse rooms and bath; large basement; rear
house, 2-story frame, rooms; income $42 so per
month. Apply to o'FARRELL IL Lang, IL Mont
gOmery st. jy13 SuWe II
The morning call., 1890-07-27

u 1SOn FRONT AND REAR HOUSE IN
u 1CUO. tenem ents; rents S36 street accepted
lot 2lN5O; Perry ST., near Fourth Il. ii. UMBSEN
a CO., IA Montgomery ST. jy27 ST suTuTh
The morning call., 1890-07-27

S550 4ooms good sabe lot BIB M IE
AFEE, BALDWIN u HAMMOND, 10 Montgomery
street iy2O II SuTuTh
The morning call., 1890-07-27

THE BANCROFT COMPANY, 72I MARKET ST.
sole agents for the Miller. Benning Stutz Bauer
and Kurtzmann pianos and rst-elsss organs fel4 Il
A WEEKS NEWS FOR CENTS-THE WEEKLY
n CALL. in wrapper, ready for mailing.
Telegram-herald., 1890-07-10
A MEMORABLE PARADE.


Three Thousand Starving Cloak Makers
March Through the Streets OF New
York.
NEW YORK, July 9-Absolute pow
cry and dastitution in the form of over
5000 of locked-out cloak-makers
paraded through the streets OF the me-
tropolis Tuesday, and the spectacle of
SO many pale, hungry, poorly-clad but
desernined-lookingm men and boys was
a sight that Will mover be forgotten
by the thousands OF spectators who
filled the streets along the line of
march. As mere spectacle the parade
did not amount 10 much but as an OBJ
ject lesson of the greatest destitution
and poverty no stronger plea for char
ity and help could have been made.
The line of march was crowded with
people, the windows Of the houses
were filed with faces, and II
hearty greeting and cheers upon
cheers of encouragement count for any
thing the parade OF the cloakmakers
was a distinct success. The parade
from beginning 10 end was a successful
emphasis OF their appeal for charity and
will certainly move those who are char
itably inclined and who saw the strange
procession
Telegram-herald., 1890-07-10

COLUMBUS. o.. July "a call has
been issued by the Farmers Alliance
for an important convention TO be held
in Colum bus August Is. All alliances,
oranges and farmers clubs in the state
are expected 70 send representatives
The alleged object OF the convention is
the discussion OF the questions Of tie
overtaxstion Of farm lands and the low
market price of farm products and
farms. 1t is hinted that political sc-
ton will be taken on a number Of Con-
Pressional nominations made hy tla
two nzrfieg
Telegram-herald., 1890-07-10

Both the method and results when
Syrup Of Eigs Is taken; il Is pleasant
and refreshing to the taste, and acts
gently yet promptly On the Kidneys,
liver and Bowels, eleanses the sys-
TEN efecEually, dispels colds, head
aches and feyers and cures habitusl
constipation. Syrup Of Figs IS the
only remedy Of its kind ever pro-
dueed, pleasing to the taste and ae-
ceptable 10 the stomach, prompt in
rs action and truly beneficial in It's
effects, prepared only from the most
healthy and agreeable substances, its
many excellent qualities commend il
to all and have made it the most
popular remedy known.
Syrup of Figs is for sale in 60c
and 81 bottles By al leading drug
gistA Amy reliable druggist who
may not have il on hand viii pro
cure it promptly for any one who
wishes TO try it. Do not accept any
substitute.
CALIFORNIA FIc SK2Up co.
SAY FRANCISCO. clL.
LOUISVILLE. ~. asw Yosk. ~.
Telegram-herald., 1890-07-10

CHlfAtr9- July 8
CATTLF - Narket raesersfelv active azd
prizes without material ehsrgs- Q7ofs'tens
ranEed ~ = Ne13 90 for cboscs - fsncT ship
pinE Steers. e. s9a4N fsr rocd - chcfcs 50 +.
q - "a - for ccu,1oa - fsfr Co - oa71 - f-r
b1tchers Stes7s, - 3sa8 % for Sfaekers. = =
GAS for Texans &Es3f ~ Eee5eTs.
a. mas . for Cows. = 'ues . f7r Beis Al
p s974s = far veal Caves
Hoss--NsrEst fairy a~tl~s LIzhr grades
stsa5y nli cihsr z-sSes B7Tec lc~sr SRfes
rsneed - ssss9tE tor lass- - 7sas = fer
r1ngh packing &s37s * ter maxed. asd 4 =
t3s ieF Aeary Fses1ns sad sE.Fp-ns soss.
Telegram-herald., 1890-07-10

the oEen xSnacx. accompanying tie
rAia ani wind In stTip Il eegntrs IN
TIE southern pGrs Il tie county. len
nllss long ana fear Uiles ~iae. crops
Nsrs snaihilstea ~ tAe hail Hal
stones we're &s large zs hens eggs
NlnaoNs uere broken oul q ho4ses in
tae hau bels an4 5,s9s acres II grain
are = total less.
A fESNs2IvASiA
PIarssVKGR. Pa, 9uly "A storm
broke over Neadville al Use Tuesaay
evening, and lightning PLAYED havoc
with electric aud telegraph wires. con-
p.etsly NreoklBg TIE postal ssryioe.
Trees we're blown down "A al a.
reeuoas, Snd the roads we're blocked
eYery~ here. The damage In the country
must have been very great Al Erie
about 5 o'clock William Smith was
killed and hls sister stunned ay fash
Of Ightaing that also badly wrecked
the house
HURRICANE AT CLEVELAND.
CIENELAAD, o., July 8. a violent
wind -storsa struck this city. coming
from the north west. between 5 aaa
o'clock Tuesday evening. causing 6aIa-
age estimated AZ SEQ 0eo The force
Of the Wind wss 80 great that freight
cars on the Lake Shore road were
overturned Three hosting machines
on the iron ore docks were destroyed.
entailiug a loss OF $40 099 The tenn
perature had been high during the day.
reaching 81 degrees in the shade-With
one exception the hotties, day in twenty
years.
The same storm struck Canton, o. a.
o'clock P. III. One house vas wrecked
and several Others badly damaged. No
one w2s injured
VIOLENT sIORsi Al wAPELLA, Ill
BLoo2lNOTOS. III, July 9--The mer-
cury rose almost 70 the 100 degree
notch again Tuesday and great incon-
Venience and suffering followed. Rain is
greatly needed. The dast is two or
three inches deep on the country roads
and the crops are suffering. Rain tell
ia an enormous quantity a. Napela,
twenty miles south, TUESDAY afternoon.
It was accompanied by vivid lightning.
A bolt strucA the sehool-house and de.
molishe5 IL Two weeks ago Wapella
was struck by a cyclone and suffered Sc
we're damage, the NJ Z. Church being
demolished.
KILLED BIZ LiGHTNINo.
UxBRIDGE, Ont. July S.-A terrible
electric and rein-storm prevailed in this
section Tuesday afternoon. Lightning
struck the residence Of Daniel Munro,
prosperous farmer residing here, and
killed him. II struck the barn Of
Joseph Watson, killed his hired man.
Norman Davidson. and stunned David
sons brother The barn was burned
with eleven head OF thoroughbred cat.
tls
Telegram-herald., 1890-07-10

C1xcTrEkTl July e.--OeOrgs X. Ben
jaunin hes assigned to : p. Gregg The
assets are 500 600. Liabilities. t75.oD9
he built nun Der q houses st hddvs-
tor. . suburb. expecting them - be oc-
supisd ~ the sn plovss o The Adhesion
Pipe CompanT. TIE enterprise fsilsd
and many Of ne cottages we're uu0ccu-
Telegram-herald., 1890-07-10

PARIS, July o.-Lctters just received
from Tonquin state that influenza is
spreading rapidly in China, and that
hall the population OF Pesin and other
large towns is attacked by the dread
grip As = consequence Of the epi.
5emic business is suspended and pub
lie Affairs are interrupted
Telegram-herald., 1890-07-10

BUEsos hYEEs JAY e-The prssi-
ssnt Of the Argentine Rspo bic hss ou-
thoriSs5 the issue Of bsnk votes b th
amount Of 500 00o. Ooo foT tie purpos,
5f relieving t5s fnsneisl situation.
The rejection - the proposed sterling
loan has csuse6 grest exc tsment or
fss f5orrse rere
Telegram-herald., 1890-07-10

CHICAGO. July p in the thira race
at Washington Park Cd Tuesday No
veto stun bed 81 the three-sUsrter
post and fell on her rider. a promising
yoong jockey named Abbas. whose in
juries resulted IN bis death about 81
h0ur later.
Telegram-herald., 1890-07-10

TrTrToS. = J. July q The United
States Book Company. with . capital -
g.. 500. eco. has fled articles - iucof-
porstion With the Secretary a state D.
Is New York concern. with an ofIee
IN jersey City Itviil publish. nsuufact-
IRE and desl IN books and magazines
Of TIE 81 500 SHARES al but eight are
ssnsd ~ Edward Jange. % New York.
Telegram-herald., 1890-07-10

owAroxNA Minn-. July s-Jobn.
aged - and Willie, aged 80. sons q l.
Donaldson. of the fra o. Eoyes Bros
& Cutter. o. - PAU. while batbina in
straight river. one nile south q
Owstonaa. wers drowned Tuesday.
Telegram-herald., 1890-07-10

ST. Lor1s Jelly at meeting -
ths Republican state Conu- lttee he'd IN
this city yesterday. S. was decided r.
bols TIE state convention a. Jefferson
Civ. August - vas fKsd a. TIE daA
Telegram-herald., 1890-07-10
Rnnor fraln N-a.binpton.

NEW YoRK. July 9.--Ths Suns Wash
incton special says Republican and
Democratic Senators have arrived 81 an
informal agreement by which the tariff
bal is % be passed within ter DAYS after
il il taken Cd. and the elections G%ll
postponed until December next
Telegram-herald., 1890-07-10

sorTE BgED, Ind. July 81 child
y Charles Do5d- q this citv. isE uto
tut Of boiling sta-cb Tuesasy sns sss
ussralls boises y asstA.
Telegram-herald., 1890-07-10
willing to Run

MILwAUKEE, July 9. - Thomas B.
Mills, ex-Speaker OF the Assembly, has
announced himself a candidate for NOM
ination as Lieutenant-Governor on the
Republican State ticket
Telegram-herald., 1890-07-10
Horrible Tragedy in Alabam n.

DAYS GAP, Ala. July 9.-Dr. John
Monroe killed his four children on Sum
day, and tnen committed suicide. 1t is
thought Monroe was insane on the sub
iect Of religion.
Telegram-herald., 1890-07-10

BArox RoUcE la, July p.-Ths lot
tesv bln pssstd The hoass TussIsr.
nstzftsstardin9 the Governor vsts. by
voss q es 70 81
Telegram-herald., 1890-07-10
FOUR TRAiNMEN KILLED.
Fatal Collision Near Birmingham, Ala.
Ten Passengers Are Hurt.

Zen Passengers Are Hurt.
BIRMINOHAM. Ala, July "a pas
senger and freight train on the Louis
vile 81 Nashville road collided near
Clear creek to-day. Engineer John
Greene and Fireman Ben Swope
Of the passenger train and Engineer
john Webb and Fireman Bob Wilson
OF the freight were killed. Ten passer-
gers were hurt The cause Of the scc..
dent was the failure of the passenger
train to obey orders.
Telegram-herald., 1890-07-10
THE MARKETS.
Grain, Provisions. Etc.

CHICAGO, July Q.
FIoUr - Market firm. Spring Patents.
G.s51525; Bakers, Sc 2593.6O; Straights, 81 20
GAS; Winter Patents. a. 4oa4.65; Clears, S. 10
GAGS
WHEAT-Quiet and steady. No. 2 cash s80
Ss'ic' August, s9is99o3sc; December, slh9
oI1c.
CoRy-Fairly active and little unsettled but
averaged higher. No. 2 36936Ac; No. 9 Yellow,
S5Sasekc; No. q 3S 455%c; No. yellow
80 Ia S6ac; July, a5S@3SSc August, 3G136 &c;
September, 3eSG37Ac; May. S9SGfoAc.
OATs-Active and steady. No. 3 CSC July,
27S 1850: August 27kG27Ao; September, 27ls
demand aud firmer. No 3 27a2siic; No. 3
White. sl23lnci No. g. 2sa92sc No. g White,
s141S2e.
RYE-Quiet but firm. No. cash. 4sc: July.
49G4sSsc; September, ssc. Samples about $50
SOC for No 2; zoe43c for No. &
BARIEr-Very quiet. Common. thin Iowa
No 4 and No. 3 29lo5c; good 70 choice, 3),35c:
Northwestern-No. 3, thin. 3cG3ec; good 20
choice. 35<54oc; No. 9 September delivery. &c
bid.
Mss PoRK-Market rather quiet with light
trading at steady prices. Prices quotsble a.
sI2009l2i0 for cash. ti2i5ai24o FOR July;
fii.703ii.7S for August, aud Ni60ailsj for
September.
LARD-Rsther quiet and prices ruled easier.
Prices ranged at q. 72'sa57 - for cash; E72 :
G57s for Juy. g s505 s7s for August and
o. y is7soo for September
BUTTER-Crssnery. seisc, Dairy, sH2ilc.
Packing stock. ssl5ttc.
PoULTRr-Live Chickens, eIc per ID.
Spring Chickens. i3alsc per 10. Live Turkeys
61sc per 10. Live Ducks. Sal0c per 10, Live
Geese = ooa 70 Ter dozen.
voRs-Distined SPIRITS frn snd N
changed on the basis q Loo tor finished goods
NEE YcRg. Jugs
WHEAr-Dun A2 nc iower. sssy July, ga
eS3sc; AnF1st eE2e4Nc; September. - "a
- li-i6e. October. - d f5zq5c May, - "a
e g0ts
corn -cuiet arrn. No. 2 s2'4afs'ic' Steam
e. Mixed "a E42c
OArs-cslset ard srn Western 1x0Hc
PRovrsIoSs - Rect quiet snd steady Plats
= Ca = Extra Msss = "a . Pork aaist
frm, Mes sla2saI7 IS. Extrs Prime tI0D
aioso Lard frn. fair .sqairTi stsam.Ter-
ssrad e. 18 hss
Telegram-herald., 1890-07-10

funeral service Win be be1- 10 &C
Madison AFenGe Methodist Episcopal
Church ca Irl4ay. tao lltA iast4nt
o'clock The burial Wlll be as his old
home, Coldwater, Mich GA Saturday
tic 1874 instant.
Telegram-herald., 1890-07-10
HUNDREDS LOST.
A Cyelone Devastatss Eusca1 Ia
Arabia
OVER 7eO PEOPLE REPORTED KILLED.
Great Damage ey fsrHads on Lake
Champ May DEATHS Result
sssea Ckslarea knleo - ths
Storan az FArss-
Az AWFUL DIsAsFER ABROAD.

B0nBAY, July Reports OF awful
destruction by cyclone in MaSoat have
reached here. seven hundred lives
are said 70 have OseR lost While
the destruction of property By
foods. caused by the rising Of the
rivers. can hardly be estimated. build
ings we're Wreck ked. and vegetation OF
every description was Frustrated. Hor-
rible scenes attenG 1 the disaster, as
the terror-strieken snd helpless people
attempted - escape from the raging
tempest
Lawrence democrat. (Lawrenceburg, Tenn.) 1884-1925, 1890-08-22

M. B. Toney, rep resenting
the Widows and Orphans
Masonic Home at Nashville,
visited the lodge at this place
last Tuesday and laid the plans
and aims of the management
before the fraternity here. His
talk was plain and practical and
no doubt some steps will be tax
Ell by our lodge to further the
enterprise.
Lawrence democrat. (Lawrenceburg, Tenn.) 1884-1925, 1890-08-22
Original Attach
rsleuT.

?. H. :; V.. NC. Original Alta, hnsn'
In the above styled case it ap ear
ing to me, thai the said p. H, Counce
is Justly indebted to NJ. B. Harwell
by note Of hand with principal and
interest in the sum of Thirty Seven
dollars 60,cts and that the said p. H.
Counce is non resident of the State
OF Tennessee, which is sworn to. And
upon sail affidavit bieng made before
me T. V. Crook an ting Justice of
the Peace for the County ofLawrence
and State of Tenness ee, an attach
ment having been issued, and the
same having been returned before me.
levied by attaching in the hands OF
5. l.. Yarbrough, as the executor of
William Counce deceased so much
OF the objects of ?. H. Counce one OF
the distributes and heirs at law of
SAID Williom Counce deceased, as will
be sufficient to satisfy the said sum
OF S3G go with all costs, nd interest
that may accree. 1t is therefore order
ed by me that publication be made
for four consecutive weeks in the
Lawro ce Democrat newspaper ub-
lished in Law rencetlrg L wrcnce
County Tenn. Req 1iring the So d
defendantP. H. Counce to appear be-
fore me at my Office at Crowson mills
in the 9Th civil district Of Lawrence
County, on the Sth day September
1890, to answer and defend said At
taehme Mt suit, Or the same will be set
Tor a hearing and p. oaeeued with ex.
parte as to him. Aug, End 1890.
2. V. Crook, ]. P.
Lawrence democrat. (Lawrenceburg, Tenn.) 1884-1925, 1890-08-22

during his visit orr city. We
have q warm place in our heart
Tor him for he used to trot our
better half 10 keep her quiet
when he was visiting her older
sister away back yopder.
Lawrence democrat. (Lawrenceburg, Tenn.) 1884-1925, 1890-08-22
CHANGER v Landslide
VIM Parkes etals
VS.
i. T. Ellers etals

]. T. Ellers etals
Pusuant to degree Of the
Chehcery court of Lawrence
county rendered in the above
cause at June term 1890 / will on
SATURDAY SEP. 27. 1890.
proceed to sell at the court house
in Lawrenceburg the following
farm lots VIZ: Lots Nos. s, II,
80, Al, Ga, 80, %, 66, So and 95
in the first divisin of the lands OF
the Tenn, German Catholic
Homestead Association. In the
End division of said Association
Lots Nos, so, 50, 81, 50, 49,, 8, 81,
&C, 74aId Is. In the 3rd div,
Of said Assn. Lois Nos. /, II
p, 4, SO, 2G, 80 and AZ.
The lands numbered above are
farm lots averaging 100 acres
each, and will be sold on a credit
Of IL months free from the
right redemption or equity OF
repurchase. Note and security
required Of purchaser and lien
retained. W. T. Nixon G & NJ.
H. B. Sowell
S. A. Carroll Jr. slir's.
Lawrence democrat. (Lawrenceburg, Tenn.) 1884-1925, 1890-08-22
BARNETT s sCHLATER.

Keep Sugar, C,ffee, Tea Flour
Meal, Bacon Lard Mola SEES
5, rups, Jellies, Preserves, Can
dies, rohacco, Cigars, c garetles
Chewing Gum, Cheese. Crackers
Cakes, Cider, Coat Oil, Pine Tar
Axel Grease, Fresh M'uts, Pick
e!s Kraut, Mockorell, Vinegar
DC, &c. Cheap 'or cash orgood
barter. Give them cali.
Lawrence democrat. (Lawrenceburg, Tenn.) 1884-1925, 1890-08-22
PENSION.

Thopsands are entitled to PER
sions under the late Dependent
Pension Bill. Soldiers, widows
Of col diers, children ard depend
eht parents are entitled to pen
sions. You will find it 10 your
interest to correspond with
J. II. Mickey, Atty
Iron City, Tenn
Lawrence democrat. (Lawrenceburg, Tenn.) 1884-1925, 1890-08-22

Quite a party from this place
heard Mrs Frame at Chinube
last Sunday. Frank Simms, Jas
Dunn witt, Mis.-s Mildred Har-
vey and Belle Hagan, Frank
Cannon, Miss Ella Johnson, Miss
Hortie Cannon and ShiIo were
among the number going from
here.