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Queen City Items.

Mr.. J. Z. Murray, of Ohio. is
in Queen City at present, looking
after his stock farm.
Mrs. Walker Towles, of Green
top, was visiting with the family
of James Logan last week.
Mrs. Lille Sickles and daugh-
ter, Zulu. of Oregon, are the
guests of MIR. and Mrs. J. Fl.
Walker.
Miss Vads Roberts, who is
teaching in our public school,
spent Saturday with her parents
at Lancaster.
Miss Zetta Wells returned to
her home in Moulton, Ia, We'd
nesday, after few days with her
friends in Queen City.
The Macon District conference
of the NJ. E. Church, South, Is in
session at this place. Quite a
number of visitors are present.
The meeting will be continued
through this week,
The children of Queen City
will give an entertainment Mon
day night, March q. Proceeds 60
to help purchase organ for the
Christian church.
During a heavy wind storm
Wednesday, the roof of j. H.
Morris store-room was blown off.
Mr.. Morris and several others
were examining the roof at the
time, and Mr.. Morris was quite
seriously injured.
Miss Minnie Lauer and her
cousin, Laura Ortman, of Denver,
Colo, are visiting at Geo. Lauer's
Sr. After short stay Miss Min
pie will continue her journey to
Chicago, to visit her sister, Mrs.
Geo. Probeck.
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less than one hundred subscribers
shall be regarded as bona fde:
sample copies should be wrapped
singly and have sample copy"
stamped thereon; subscriptions to
newspapers shall not be regarded
as legitimate when paid for by ad-
vertisers in them, directly or in
directly, and sent to parties desig-
mated; subscriptions to be regard
ed as bona ide shall be for not
less than 3 months for weeklies, 6
months for monthlies and one
year for quarterlies, one of thes
propositions-thst concerning ad
vertisers paying for subscription
will be fought hard if it gets be-
for Congress-.
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Hot Griddle Cakes.

Dr. Prices Cream Baking Powder possesses peculiar
merit not approached by that of any other baking powder
1t produces the hot buckwhea Indian wheat cakes hot
biscuit doughnus wafes muns Any of these tasteful
things may be eaten when hot with mpuny by persons
the most delicate digestive organs Dr. Prices Cream Bak
Ing Powder leavens without fermentation decomposition
In Its preparation but the purest of
da etc. is used and in such exact equivalents always
guarantee perfectly neutral result thereby giving the na
raj and sweet favor peculiar to buckweat other -four
that be used the natural favor much desired and ap
precated by all The Oldest patrons Prices powder tell
the story that they get the results from any
other leavenng agent that their gdde cakes biscuits etc
are never light and or so good as
when raised with Dr.: Prices Cream Baking Powder.
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Brashear Briefs.

Miss Daisy Barnbart visited
Brashear relatives Saturday.
Miss Eta Sharp, Of Hurdland,
is visiting friends in Brashear this
week.
Thos. Rogers and little daught-
er Blanche, left Tuesday for a
months visit in Ohio.
Mrs. s. r.. Dunham who has
been seriously afflicted with rheu-
matism for Several weeks is now
again able to resume her domestic
duties.
Our merchants haye all replen-
ished their stocks with choice lines
of spring goods, and are now
ready to meet the wants of this
thriving community.
Mrs. Downing the lady evapge-
list from LaBelle, intends to be-
gin a series of meetings at the U.
B. church on Thursday evening of
this week.
A druggist of LaBelle, was here
last week and leased store room
of j. L. Neff and will move his
stock of goods to this place April
first.
Last Sunday Joseph Neff lost
his pocket book containing S99
and valuable papers. 1t WAS
found by G. I. Hustled and re-
turned to MIR. Neff next day.
ii. L. Wilson and wife, of Hol-
drege, Nebraska, are this week the
guests of 0. G. Sands. Mr.. Will
son is thinking of locating in bust
ness at this place.
The new Tnttle addition to Bra.
shear was surveyed last Saturday
by County Surveyor Hall, and as
soon as plated and recorded the
lots will be put on the market.
Fowler Young has again resum-
ed his former occupation at the
old stand as "Kn1ght of the Razor
which now makes US we'll supplied
with that class of artists.
DIR. I. d. Head our popular
young dentist has just returned
from ST. Louis where he hss been
during the winter attending
school. He is nov better prepar-
ed that ever in his profession.
MIR. Sampson BarnhiIl living on
his farm south of town, has pur-
chased a lot and will build q resi-
dence here as soon as spring
opens. Several other farmers liv-
ing near to this place will do like
wise.
Rev. st. Clair will not remove
his family before next week to his
new charge, as he has difficulty in
procuring a house. Rev. Moles-
worth, his successor on this work,
is expected to fill his appointment is
next Sunday.
VIM. f. Kirkpatrick now of the
lvie Hotel but formerly of Wilson,
was transactlng business in this
town and shaking hands with his
many old time friends last Tues
day. He returned to Kirksville
on the evening train.
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Gibbs Items

Ed. Elmore went to Chicago
last week.
Work on the new hotel began
yesterday.
Tom and Mrs. Mitten are visit
ing in Illinois.
J. f. Whitacre & Co, are in
voicing this week.
Sherman Boone will soon be-
come a citizen of Gibbs.
DR.. Barnes Is preparing to
build a new house.
John and William Mcconnell
left for Kansas to-day.
Victor Tomkins, the boss house
painter, is in town to- day.
d. G. Gibbs made flying trip
to Brashear, last Saturday.
Bill Naylor got badly scratched,
in a barbed wire fence last Sun
day.
Mr.. A C. Reynolds will read
the GRAPHIC and be happy in the
future.
Mr.. Garlock, our lumber man.
is the busiest man in town these
days.
Several of the "boys" talk of
attending the state encampment
next week.
Terry Elmore and P. D. Grubb
made business trip to durdlend
last Saturday.
Will Gibbs aud Olden Pearce
arc hustlers when it comes to
handling eggs.
Mr., Chase Elmore started to
Kansas to-day. He took a car
load of horses with him.
Jake Craggs came out last Sun.
day with new buggy, new har.
ness and suit of clothes.
There is very healthy boom
in our town this spring. Build
ing has begun and will continue
for some time. There will be two
stores and hotel built in a few
weeks, and eight or ten dwellings
built between now and harvest.
We are very quiet in political
way, down here. The political
pot does not "boil" any as yet.
We notice that the democrats
have number of men out for
congress in this district. Why
not trot out republican candidates
also: By way of starter we
would suggest the name of that
able, brainy and loyal republican,
Hon. Joseph Parks, of Laplata, as
Just the man to beat Col. Hatch
or any other man the democrats
may put in the field.
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A Safe Investment.

Is one which is guaranteed to
bring you satisfactory results, OF
in case of failure a return of pur-
chase price. On this safe plan
you can buy from our advertised
druggist bottle OF DIR. Kings
New Discovery for consumption.
Its guaranteed to bring relief in
every case, when used for any
affection of throat, lungs or chest,
such as consumption, inhamma-
ton of lungs, bronchitis, asthma,
whooplng cough, Group, ETC., etc
1t is pleasant and agreeable to
taste, perfectly safe, and can al
ways BE- depended upon. Trial
bottle free at B. F. Henry's Dru 2
store.
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J F Rice serv as Co Phys 1000
J W Stebling kpimb brother 1000
r Patton KIP orphan child 4W
h Dobbs kp SELF 2 5O
J I Hannah goods for poor Nv
Eliza Heron supt of self 3.OO
Mrs Little kp self and family 400
e Pritchard KIP self aud =" 3.W
J d Holloway kp paupers at
poor farm 1898
l. Finding care of brother 2 80
10 Baum clothing for poor 1885
Eliza Dutro care of self & fam 3 90
e Greer supt Sc f and family zoo
r Richardson caie Of Rachel
Richardson zoo
James aud Agnes Jones KIP sif 800
G A Goben surg op } Sylvle IL so
j " Hardin care of 2 old peo. 500
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Resolutions.

At special meeting of A. D.
Hickman Post No. 159 G. A. T.
March 18th, 1892. The committee
Oh the death Of Amass G. Pierce,
presented the following resolu-
tions which were adopted:
Whereas; 1t has pleased the
great Commander to call from
our ranks our beloved comrade,
Past Post Commander, Amasa G.
Pierce, one who was ever ready to
do generous act or a kind deed
in the interest of those who need
eu his assistance.
Resolved, that in the death of
Comrade Pierce the Grand Army
of the Republic has lost an
earnest and efficient member
Resolved, that the community
has lost good true hearted citi-
zen.
Resolved, that his family has
lost kind husband and father.
Resolved, that in recognition OF
the loss sustained by his death,
and expressive of our appreciation
of his services in life, it is direct
ed that a memorial page be sci
apart OH our records and preserv-
ed in memory of our deceased
comrade.
Resolved, that we extend to the
| widow and children an expression
of our heartfelt sympathy, In this
their hour of great sorrow, and
assure them that the memory OF
their loved one will ever be
cherished in the hearts of his
comrades of the Grand Army OF
the Republic.
Resolved, that a copy of these
resolutions be forwarded to the
Kirksville journal and the WEEK.
LY GRAPHIC for publication.
| { SAMUEL T ScoBEE,
Com. JOEL B. WHEELER,
| JOHN K. SANDERS,
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For Sale.

We have about 10000 two,
three and four year old apple trees
which are offered for sale cheap.
This is all first class stock being
we'll branched and we'll rooted,
and is in good condition. Price
for single hundred $40. 200 for
SIS, 800 for s24, 500 for s32 so.
Will give q larger discount on q
larger quantity. Evergeens at 25c
each or $3.50 per doz. Shade
trees S to 10 feet high at 25c each
or $3.50 per doz. Also pesch,
pear, plum and cherry trees, black
berry, raspberry, strawberry, cur
rant, and gooseberrY plants, etc.
Will accept good note payable
Jan. 1st 1898. Hold your orders.
Enquire of
81. E. PATTERSON, Admr.
or ARTHUR PATTERSON, Manager.
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H. G. Psrcell

takes pleasure in saying to all his
old customers and friends that he
has at last filled all orders for
photos given on the Parcell gal
lery up to March 1st. Call and
get your pictures, they are ready
for you at any time. / will be in
persona! charge at all times after
this date, with q first class assist
ant and will insure you the very
best work to be had in Kirksville.
Come and bring the babies.
Yours Respt.,
81. G. PARCELL.
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When L. L. Cottey, of Kno,

When l.. +. Cottey, of Knox
county, announced his candidacy
for congress, he made a speech.
1t was a protracted and lsborious
effort, and revealed the stupidity
and dense Ignorance of the man
who asks to represent this con-
gressional district at the National
capitol. That he was SO easily
persuaded to become cats paw
In the struggle for the congress
sionsl chestnut ceases to ne a
wonder after one has read his
speech.
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Advertised Lett ars.

Letters remaining in The office
March II, 1892, will be sent to the
dead I'd letter Office at the expiration
of 30 days.
W. Barna Broiles, Marquis Dent,
" W N. Dltmars, Joba Doyle, Jr.,
Mrs Julia Edmondsou, Mrs. DR..
HAYS, Cornelius Harris, r. Kenne-
dy, Warren Keller, W,n. Mathews,
Llzzle |. Ovens, Ec. Peters, Chas
Smaliey, : Fred Speciman, R. NJ.
Sutton, Millie Smith, 2.
When calling for these letters
please say advertised.
Ed. @. PIcKLER,P. NJ.
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G. A. r. Excursion.

The @. o. & x. g. BY. will sell
tickets for the annual encamp-
ment of the Grand Army of the
Republic, department Of Missouri,
to be held at Chillicothe, Mo.
March 22d, 23d and 24th, 1892,
rate one fnre for the round trip,
selling March 21st to "a inclusive,
tickets good for return passage to
March Goth.
Ed. P. ANNEBNAE, Agent.
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Do Not be Backward.

We have money to get for goods
that are worth it. Come along. Do
not be backward. We will put it
into good use. Our goods are first
class and full weight.
EVANS & SoN.
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For Sale.

About 2a acres of ground. on East
Illinois street, with ouse OF tive
rooms and cellar; woodshed, barn
and chicken house; two wells and
cistern; fruit trees. Enqire at
GRAPHIC Office.
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One of the strongest arguments
against human nature is that there
are 30 few friendships that last.
Nearly every ones worst enemy
was a former friend,
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Given Away.

w. E. Greene 4 Co. will give .
new Studebsker wagon to some
one for one dollar. For particu-
lars, call and see theM.
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FoH SALE-The Edna Woolen
Mills, property of the late Ed.
Muder, deceased, will be sold at
private sale. Inquire of Frsd keitz,
Administrator, Edna, No.
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Administrators Notice

Notice is hereby given that letters Testament
tary upon the estate of Thomas " Dixon de-
granted to the undersigned ". H. Boxsrth BY
the Probate Court Of the County Of Adslr,
bearing date the 18th day Of February 1899. Ali
persons having claims against said estate
are required to exhibit them to me for al.
lowance within one year AFTER the date Of
said letters or they may be precluded from
any benefit OF such estate; and II such claims
time Of the publication Of this notice they
will be forever barred.
WIN. II. BOZARTH. Administrator.
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For Sale.

/ will Sc L or trade for land 80
head of ho. .ses and mares. Will
give time u approved paper.
If D. A. ELY
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The intelligent American
farmer does not have to be told
that good money is the safe guard
Of business.
There is no name that
causes the Missouri bourbons to
quake like the name Of Chauncey
L Filley.
The gerrymander has given
the Republicans one congression-
al district. They will win half
dozen more in November.
--Mlssouri should be redeem
ed this year and thousands of
Democrats, young and old, are
resdy to aid in the redemption.
The House voted Wednes-
day to move the University from
Columbia to Sedalia. The vote
stood 50 to 81 in favor of Sedslls.
EVERY day of the special
session piles up An enormous e1-
pense that must be paid by the
people. Petition the legislature
10 adjourn.
The successful attempt of
the Bourbon legislature to dis
franchise several thousand Re-
publican voters, does not meet
with the approval of fair-minded
democrats.
Lord Salisbury has been
beaten by secretary..BIaine in the
Behring Sea controversy, and
there is nothing left for the Brit
ish lion to do but to lie down as
quietly as possible.
Republican sugar legisla-
tion is saying the people of the
United States over 100000 q
week. Democratic orators will
have to meet that fact in every
voting precinct of the country.
The Republican State Press
Association of Missouri will con-
vene at Kansas City, March 81.
The object of the convention is to
unity the Republican press of
Missouri in the interest of Re-
publicsnism in the state. There
should by all means be large at
tendance.
1t is the duty of the Ameri-
can people to see that the party of
un-Americanism is not allowed to
gain a majority in the House of
Representatives at the next cleo
tion. The only way to insure the
defence of American interests at
home and abroad is to elec! Re
publican House and President in
November,
The Democratic politicians
sold out the Farmers Alliance in
the campaign of 1890. the deal be-
ing made by the farmers friend
and non partisan trickster, Q. S.
Hall. They cannot repeat the job
in 1892, but will make an attempt
to keep third party out of the
field and thus force the Farmers
Alliance to support the Democratic
ticket. There is some interesting
and exciting work ahead and there
will be fun, too, when the band be-
gins to play.
In making reciprocity the
complement of protection the Re.
publican party has been true to
its principals of legislsting for the
greatest good to the greatest num-
ber. Not one jot or title of pro.
lection to our domestic industries
has been sacrificed. The home
market has been preserved; the
foreign market for the products
of our farmers and n nanufacturers
has been increased in very
marked degree. This is an
achievement which the people
will show by their votes that they
appreciate.
The purpose of the Demo-
Gratis to make foreign wool free,
on the ground that it is raw ma
terial, is squarely opposed to the
agriculturist. To carry it out
would be to reduce the income of
every farmer whose sheep con-
tributed to last years American
wool product of $50, 600, 600
pounds. So far as the farmer is
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II every man got every cent he
earned and every man earned ey-
cry cent he got there would be
different distribution of incomes.
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Attention, Farmers.

Insure your property in the
Farmers Mutual Insurance Co. of
Adsir County. Call on Director of
your township for policy. No
property insured in towns or viii
lagos. Policies written now
amount to over $4,000.
BOARD DIRECTORS.
W. P. Foster, Benton Township
Ben Ely, Polk.
I. Brownell, Ninevsh
j. b. Meyers, Clay
A. N. Gregg, Wilson {"
S. F. Hosg, Walnut
j. johnson, Liberty
W. NJ. HRrriott, Morrow
R. B. Frisbie. Salt River"
Richard Hynds, Pettis
W. P. FOSTER, Pres.
A. NJ. GREGG. Sec.
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The severest test possible for q
mans character is TO do good and
have some one else get the credit
for it.
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MISSOURI
FRIDAY, MARCH Is ,sa

The signs of the times in
dicate that Blaine is not yet a
presidential impossibility.
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SILVER.
Silver cers. 81 SiA 81 ssh u slh l7i'ooo
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Ia GAT.LA1IN NATIONAL EANK, at New ork
y IN tho STATE u New ork close Of business
september 30 1902
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cent for discounts and IL per cent for daily
balances. India Council bills were allotted al an
advance of l-ocd per rupee. and bar silver
promptly responded By rising 70 SIS lid. an
ounce. American railway shares were strong and
higher. but generally they followed the move
ments in the home market. AT Paris French 5
per cents declined further 10 centimcs TO
"9.47 l-2, sight exchange On London falling to
25.l7 i-2 francs 10 the z sterling.
Tbs following securities were sold a. auction at the
Sew-YoTk Real Estate Salesoon By Adrian II. muller 4
Son
shares Lawyers Surety Co, 100
. .ba-e. Tpn ,5 whysnd Co r,efsr'ee q
- shares union Trust Co. Y Y. 7CO.
. loq shares North Star Mining CO.. Grass Valley,
Nevada Co.. & california. ~ 10 pc. -hatc.
- mares Michigan Penn-rlst Cai Co. preferred 1oOls
!Oo., 2ij'..
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financial.
ILLINOIS CENTRAL RAILROAD co.

The annual meeting Of the Stockholders OF the Illinois
Central Railroad IS 20 be he'd at the General Ohce OF the
Company in Chicago on Wednesday. the 18th OF
October 1892.
The Board OF Directors have determined to submit 10
,ha, meeting with their recommendation for us I'D pton,
the following p1opo-uon;
Th.: the Capital Stock Of the Company be increased
from SIS 600 600 70 $4,000 900 by new issue Of Fifty
Thousand shares sc0 each each Stakeholder OF record
on the Goth OF September 1892 % have the privilege os
subscribinc at par Share in respect TO every
Nine shares sa registered in his name provided "''ten
advice o. hts attention tnGe such proportion oil ne"
shares shall be received by Company In New-York On
~ before S-p5cubrr 80 1892.
PAYMENT FOR tho shares n be made IN ful To ue
conpany In NewY0k between the 1871 ard The SLIT days
az October 1882 ~ the rate Of One Hundred Donr per
shar. Certificate for such shares VIII be deliYeref on The
third business day ser payment In full shall have been
made.
Stockholders entitled subscrbs for fractions az shares
shal upon yaymcnt therefor. receive scrip convertible
into full paid stock when presented in sun: OF one
Hundred Dollar, OF IGulup.es thereof such scrip shall
Of dividends.
By order Of the Board Of Dlrector,.
4. O. HACKsTAFr
August II. 1892. eec'e~fy'
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EUROPEAN FINANCIAL MARKETS.

London, oct 3, p m.-Consols, o. 1l6 for money
and 81 Ia for the account New-fork, Pennsylvani,
Pacific, ss IS; Erie 81 "a; do second consols.
100 Is: Illinois Central, 100 IL; Reading. 30 81
Mexican Central now 4 per cent bonds 20 l-2 -.
Paul common. II Is New York Central ia The
amount o: bullion withdrawn from the Bank Of
England on balance to-day Is 10000 The rat.
OF discount in the open market for three months
bills l. 7sa1 per cent. India Council bills were
allotted to-day nj advance OF l-32d. per rupee.
Pari, advlccs quote exchange IN London at -
francs II IL centimes for checks.
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Bank Reports.

- EPORT OF THE CONDITION OF THE
IL NATIONAL. CITY BANK or NETWORK. AZ
Ncw.York IN the State n New.York. a; the close Of
business. September 30, 1892
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6clp tl)ante0.

CENTS pedlcrs ard clubs supplied with Cculoli FoI
n Campaign buttons; small size - % Per F9,]
as per NJ large size - r"r GROSS so per NJ. Also
lad ,s complete uutn 81. send for illustrated catalogue
BALDNi ~ 4 GLEASON CO.
- Heade>t. Newly ork.
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s,nte o, View York County of New-Y0rk. -: -
l. ARTHUR W. SHERMAN. Cashier Of The aboy",
named do sOeuny that IN. above stauehsh1
A. w. SHERMAN, Cashier
Subscribed ond sworn u hctor. me THIS 81 day Of
Octohrr is01 II. T.. BRAYNARD,
'' Notary Public.
Correct At,est:
ADRIAN TsErIN. JR, } -
TIfpS DENNY. D.rrctois'
FRFpERIC " STEVENS. \
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Notice Go Garpanrrs.

FINANCE DEPARTMENT., 800
RCREAU FOR The iOLLfA ZION oETANES,
No g. CUAMHEI.~-ST. STEWART BtILDlNbl,
Nl.WNOEk. OctOber 3. lSy-
%OTICE TO TAXPAYERS.
~ Office IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE
Assessment Rolls OF Real Esat" Pc sonal Property
AMI hank Stuck In tho C.ty and county 81 Newfork Tor
10 vea and III. warrant. the collection OF taxes
have been delivered tho undersigned ana that al the
t,Xcs ON laid assessment rolls due and IIydb" ~
Office .. ~
In ease Of payment before the first day or Novcr
ior rext Tho ler.on paving shall ie entitled 70 the
hencts mentioned section si2 u The New ork ,itY
Ion>o'ii,flon act of 1882 VIZ reduction Of Interest at
h. rate of per rent per between the day OF such
Iayrnent and De first dav ~ ID. her leN'
GEDIGE W MCLEAN.
Receiver ~ Taves.