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LAIN RElSS -DN very capable woman !;
city - country; Dee { references not AFRAID
| Of work willing sober honest. Can 2I2
6th.aNe.. MRS. HALLS.
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Boston, Aug. 24.-Thc creditors Of the West Dennis
shoe Manufacturers nj II meeting to-day. declined to
accept offer OF 90 cents, and appointed n committee
o Investigate the affairs tho liabilities
are az 400. asset, $1,000.
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AGENTS and CANvASsERS; male or
female; - to ~ daily proh.N sure eI.
perience Unnecessary; no talking required (;
exclmive territory given. For particulars
addr - /. PUTNAM CO., West Wlnstcd,
Conn
AUf.NTo AND CANVASsEE mae or
female, ~ ~ 81 daily profits sure; eA'
perience unnecessary; no taking fequired
address 1. PUTNAM & co.. West Winst,d,
conn.
A MAN WANTED. on salary, about ~,
who understand, collecting In the city, or
Who can learn quickly. Apply personally,
2ol East l6he'.
BUTLER WANT ED.-Must br thorough
~ capable. and have best cit' fei,r'h' -
Address in writing. giving last Reference
S. S. ROWLAND Hotel de Logcrot' 9TH
ave. and lsthst.
EMPLOYMENT Of all kind, procured for
men. and male help furnished free TO en-
plovcr>. MUTUAL AGENCY, o3i Broad
way.
ENERGETIC married man, aboue -,
wanted. with some general business abllltt .,
to enter our line right paIty VII be iully
Instructed, with a view to tsA.ng charge oil
others salary Ialu. Apply lersoLlly al
POI East ldth-st
PERMANENT sa'arlcd position foi a
married man, about X. Win some kno"i'
edge OF retail trade. who i an active work
err Apply personally at 2Ol East loth-st.
AGENTS. with nrs.-ciass -ef,rence'. -
,zke barge OF district where residing pleAC
ant, profitable work apply for paitiCglaIs
Nv et'e only. GENERAL AGENT, Room
1873. 50 Broadway. y. Y.
HADGf.o for TIE campaign; illlsr a'ed
catalogue and badge OF button ior lo cert .
pr.h. it5 Fulton-st.. Ncw-fotk
Nadine
Loan Association best cenents Buiiiing
LON ana Life Insurance combln'd a.
'tactise system; liberal terms. Al lress
V. BREvERD. Box 90. savannah, Ga.
n YOr ARE seeking employment OF
Wish 10 make = chang" call - the olf.c-tah-
il.hel and reliable NtW-YuRk A,fN. +.
positions Of every tl1-s quickly rrp ur'a {;
new oii'rs every mil Information ire.
80 proad"ay. corner sth''t
RAILROAD SWTTCHMFN o. freight
br,kemen willing Ia learn switching nnd
drilling out ~ town can secrr" c'nl m'ht
hy applying to J. g. - Lily ~, 50
Fliltoh--t under United States lio,el.
WANTED Competent -tenogruher IN
largo law Office who can alsO ou-ros legal
l-vr-. ~. writer prcfrrrf; compass i,n
40 PEI wccs. Address SrENoGKAPHER.
r. g. BoV ~:
WANTED An experienced buyer -
ncn'- furnishing goods TOYS. notion. ana
fancy goods; state fciercncfs. eNpn"ncS
last position and salary expected. "A.
dro-s T.. The Coleman Broadway and
.7th-~t.
WANTED A resident MANAGER aus ITO d
20 take charge % n" gen raj afml"l>' rat on
- llfee. v'll-rqnlHVd nn1 prndu' Ve
mining enterprise in N" West; Il -t.clnss
testimonial. - ~ charalt'r and Depl It's
viii be roCtl'ed. Applications giving ="
eArericncc and reference. r11v b" odlrr-S q
20 T.. %. Box 80. 1876. Ne"-h"rA CITY.
Females.
UOrSFWORk A ncot woman ~ gen
eral hOusrwork In a small family In tht coun.
Try. sguod home and fair wages afr oNrr q
fo a woman with lf-tci1-- Ief.Danl r'frr.
rnces who j. looking Tor quiet. p"'u1i cnt
place. Apply or adde's A''ESI, Pier 30,
last River
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Gitp Real estate for 5ale.


INVESTM FNT.-Near Grand Contra. De-
pot; might exchange equity over - ,o'V,'
a. Der cent ;. NIXON. GO BrOsdNs. .
INSPECTION INViTED.-Flr-t-clas ar
esblnet-Hnish, artistlcslly decorated 4-story
III Oh .stoop red stone and brick dweiIhg
20 feet and 10 INCHES BY 80 feet ana sN-
tension by l02 feet; extension mciudes
every story but the fourth block restricted !
162 West 76th-st. price, SIS 900. inquire
on premises SAM'L cola ORD. Owner.
NEAR 5TH:AvE. and 0lST-sT.-Ee--
CANT house. side Light equal 70 cofinI'
2-story extension. s. NIXON, 60 BMay.
WEST END.AVE. houses. very dcsr-
able several bargains. STEVENS. 9th
ave. cor. 93d.st. 9th-ave. and lOith-st.
200 FEET from Central PARK entrance. IN
restricted block, nrst-ciass CABINET nm sh
oO.foot front and extension i-story high
stoop brick and brownstone how,wlncow
dwelling. handsomely decorated l9' fnil
depth is West S5th.st. s:tS, 600. induir,
on premises. SAML C0LCORD. owner
West 61st-st.
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bcarO an0 koums.


City.
HOTEL VIANo RESTAURANT. 81 Fast
lSth-st.-Daily. II up; weekly. with board.
81 up; elevator.
ONE or two young couples can lind a most
delightful home, with every mo9ctu COW vent
e en- , IN Grl.s.e family DIari OPTIONS,
dre>. NEVADA. Tribune Uptown 0alce
Lap Broadway
16TH-sT., 81 WESr.-A few large rooms,
well furnished Tor refined parties with r,f-
crenres, excellent home table.
2IsT-ST.. . EsT-pc.lrable. cool
rooms superior board; translcn;'; fall
ENGAGEMENTS now making references.
81 EAST 2OTn.sT.. near Broadway -EX-
ccl!ent board pleasant. sunny rooms quiet
honelike centre OF diygOoIs and am scm'nt
district; special term, 20 permanent parties !;
rooms en- suite for families excellent tiLie
board terms moderate
3sTH-sT., 10 T.-V,ry desirable
rooms, with or without board; references
given and required.
20 WEST GTH.ST.-MILLEES no.
Of the present guests
have been h,rr an average OF II yeas /
quiet. comfortable hotPlhome; permanent
or transient guests; table hoard.
u WEST toTH.s ST. Hand .omcly fur;
nshc1 large and small rooms. with excellent
board table board references.
4sTH. ST. 81 WEST. Pleasant. large and
small roms superior boa arrangements
made FOR season references.
eth ST.. 1913 T.-IIandsomoly fu--
nished room, for gentlemen And wives. with
superior bard permanent parties; rcies-
ences exchanged.
G3 WEST 3GTH-ST.- Nicely furnished
rooms with superior board ; rc'ercnrc.
7iTH-ST.. WEST.--Two largo rooms,
with board for four persons IN quiet. hone
like family. C.. Room 2O3 Word Building.
3i3 WEST 1fTH-ST. -Clean, well-fur-
nished rooms. with very superior board
Brookivr
174 LJVINGSTON-ST., near City Hail.
Convenient to Bridge and ferries nrst-class
house and table; references exchanged.
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Real Gstatc 10 grrhanee

UNTNCCMBERED RAJ estate In Al
bany 20 exchange for suburban property near
New. YORK. Box 1857.
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Tountrn Real estate 60 Get.

TARRYTOwN.- Large 4-s-ory and base
ment house suitable for hotel. saiiitariuH
or school. $. NIXON, go broadway
TO LET.-A beautiful store and dwelling
,ttsched In The Village Of R0siyn. suitable
for merchant tailor; no other within hNc
miles. Inquire 5. NJ. ALBERISON' KOS
lyn, l.. /.
1000 ACRES. and grass s,Nty hcau
ruaning and trotting stock ,ar2e saiia
way.
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flats 90 Get. unfnrnishel


ELEGANT, all light, six rooms ana bath
steam heat: decorated very desirable; neii
tentral Park 40 West 04th-st strong H.
JUDGEMENTS.
ELEGANT S-room fat all light; st
heat. extra large rooms rent. so ara ~
private neighborhood. EASTMlNsIEh go
East 50th-st
EAST 10TH -ST.-Light newly decorated,
steam heated APARTMENTS all improvements
rooms and both; low rent. 1872 East
40th-st.. janitor.
40 Li.T.-Large first floor, With Part OF
bessment: evcrv convenience low rent Tor
aaults. 307 West 22d-st.
ezD-ST., o AND VESTS rooms and
ooth elevator; house and location nrstreiass.
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Itll6CciIant0u6.

ACADEMY Of MEDICAL lil PNoIISM'
BIS West J9th->t.
DIR. MCCARTHY receives puplIs anu
uat,cnt, daily. First term class corr
r'ence September ]. Descriptive elrcuiaf'
&c. postage. ----------
GENTLEMEN wishing 10 dispose 81
their left-on clothing a. a fair value VII
please call or address, EDWARD MlLLHH
0S 6th-aNe.
GREAT SPECIAL SALE OF Chaniois
wash gloves; reduced TO 81 cents pr
ton In all Departments. .JAMMfSS' '''
proadw0s
MASSAGE TREATMENT for rhcuina-
tlsm. NERVOUSNESS, corpulency; LADIES
srcltsu al residence or olhcc. MIS-
BROWN. :cS West 30'h-st.
MICROSCOPE WANTED; o fire instru'
ment. Box IL. Railway. New-Jerscy.
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AGENTS and ChNVASsERS; male or
female, - 10 81 daily proil'S sure cN-
petience unnecessary; no tlihing required
exclufive territory given. For particulars
addr, ~ /. PUTNAM & co., West Wlnstcd,
81
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AGENT (Manufacturers') with office in
Toronto, wishes 10 represent a iist-class
American house In staple line OF goods. Al
dress LOUIS IMANDT, 10 longe-st.'
Toronto.
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female, ~ ~ 81 daily profits sure; eA.
perience unnecessary; no taking required
exclusive territory givoI for particulars
address /. PUTNAM & CO., West WinsJ,d,
conn.
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NTRSE. Wanted, nursing, conhncments.
or other sickness by a COMPETENT nurse |:
host OF doctors rcrarrnces moderate TRINA
Mis J. HANLAN. IS Butler-st., B'klyn.
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1'eIss2 Paeihe
% Lao

J .OOp. J u
West shore tspRr4s
2p.OOu vi...lO%i4
West I col TT IS
l.uOn. ..xi...lOji4
900. go. 100
West y ! + Penn
Is,
5000 .Xi. lU2'a
%
5000. ....-- 3lN
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r,lr7 nay IN TIE BOND MARK ET.

THE DAY IN TIE BOND MARKET.
The demand for the Government coupon IS
continues and Gales were made at rise ol ia
per cent 70 1857 ex interest ing CIooins va" ,
rpxcal, however at reductions OF IA per cent ior
the bids and offers of the IL. Following are the
final quotations.
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TIE AMERICAN COTTON OIL co.
90 BROADWAY. NEW. y DIX. May 3lst, 1892.
CALL NO. I.
To tho holders of the Eight Per Cent. Dcbcnt-
ure Bonds Of Tho American Cotton

Is hereby given thai 81 600 par vau OF the Eight
Per Cent. Debenturc Bonds OF The American Cotton
OIL Company this day drawn By lot by tho
Central Trust Company Of New.YorS for redemp-
ton pursuant tho conditions upon and subject to
which those bonds have been issued The bonds 60
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t-lTantial.
BONDS.

IBOsION br~, i'""
BOSTON -, 1919.
PROVIDENCE GOLD A. 1922.
NEW-BEDFORD ~, 1912.
Jersey CITY IS. 1922.
NHW-HAytN 3h~ l9U2-190A
LYNN ~. 1gfi-10!1
uOI.YOkE ~, 1910.
CONCORD. \. H.. ~. 1922.
PORTSMOUTH ~. 1907.
LOWEIL -. 1920.
WALTHAM A.. 10O2-1912
DAYTON OHIO. 81. 1s13-f915.
DAYTON. OHIO. s.. 1895 1902.
CANTON OHIO. IS 1901.
NEWPORT. KY, 7-3Os, 1901.1s03 =.
MARION CO., ND. 49,, 1900.
MeRCER CO., OHIO, o.. 1S08.19
HENNrPIN CO. MINI, GOLD Avs, 1921.
OLD COLONY X. X. -. 1888.
MAINE CENTRAL Il. X. rs. 1912
BOSTON e. LOWELL X. r.. -, 1882.
BOSTON e. PROVIDENCE ~. 1919.
Utica. CLIN. & BISG. GUAR. 1sT So, 1882.
KAN CITY, 1T. J. e. c. b. 1ST - 1897.
COLUMBUS e. HOOK. v. 1sT -, 1897.
CHIC BUR- e. QUINCY 7s, 1903.
LAKEERIE e. W I'd MTG. GOLD So. 1941
CI.. GIN. CHIC. & 1T. l.. ST. l.. DIvJ Is. 1901.
LEHIGH VALLEY TERM. GUAR. 1sT GOLD IS
1871
KANAWHA e. MICH 1sT GUAR. -. 1899
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financial.

We OFFER FOR SALE AND RECOMMEND THE
BONDS. PRICES AND PARTICULARS
AppIICATION
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~ HE UNITED STATES ROLLING STOCK
i COMPANY
FIVE PER TENT COLLATERAL CAR TRUST
DEBENTUKtS.


Issued under Deed Trust dated May 18th, 1887
executed 10 Central Trust Company of New.York, as
ane Unitd Stairs Rolling Stock COMPANY having made
dfia ~ tn. einent q intrre. on The Debentaie' Above
~, e' t a and s ,na ,,s ,o s
ccs" ' d" dsc, f te AID {.
q Nav Ia 1877 and md AMI BY ytue q a. order Of
on S s 2; dsS Jpa Ii a oaS e 1% r
aud fhc t.e5 sa,e: Esi"s si%s sor5leny, ISie%s,a,
a. 0 T~tea "a aiocs,d viii sell at pab@ auction at
he E,y t.'tos. ESrbsrc and Asct'"g Room I:lmitcn
On wedn, DAY the 10Th DAY Of Angus. is92 at -
sns econ ami G =. d NT s mid a b
OF Trust ~ ad t the following car trust lease var
posted ard pledged with said Trustee IN said Issue
Of FIVE pr nt Collateral ca Trust Del cntures Of ald
CONSTRUCTION Gompny: par value s:2lio ~ l,ase war
co 2 iefs WAR;" warrant. Of ,4e cia"Ss Ea ,S Eo
70, road % "a 1 svs 1,s In 81 i'1s: Va Of
So,Iai,ts Of t,c Mgltsrsy Meslcan ,iuf RAILWAY Csn
ia.s s rsru, t%s SeH "S ohio K aoad Com
@' S Esnsa S 500 mal@s . o g. s0s sd
On eccoant pr ,a,ue s'lot. y icasc Mlrrsnts OF the
ES value, 81 o2sos; 90 l-?,, warrant Of lIIiard
Si par y.T: 'siS ySe s %, sar e Of
Gren; N.!.aw'sscrp halTay neesycr. GcriIacaics
icas warrants Of william p: K'nd, lar value fJG 5Isi !;
mca, roni. Of ~ cGe cac,, az value $1,000 ''''p
said securities al"ye pe!tioned viii be sid In one
Of aga without liability III, part Of prcho er
such .epcs falling due pror To- ai ole a a" nh 81
70 N Tenta u, N, os Is MADE {, sid orc
,cEXTn&L ,TRr 81 ,eoMIyNy OF NEw.xorr
New.York. June Both. 1892 Trustee.
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BoND CALL
OEfICE OF PRESIDENT OF THE BOARD OF FIRE
AND POLICE CDMMlsSlONE,.S
CITY OF MEMPHIS Shelby Co., Tenn. June o, 1892.
Under and virtue OF the authority conferred by Sea
tlon Is of the Lsgi-ltnre OF Tennessee passH
March 1888 and under Dud virtue OF the
ras-d by the Legislative Council this day IN the follow
lug words and ngurrS, va
Resolved That thu cndcnt Of the Board OF Fire and
Police no and he Il hereby and In
struced issue call for the rcdcmion OF $50 90 W OF
The Taxing District Bonds, 10 be REARED July 92 and
that intero, the bonds called tat day
h,solved further, that rald all shal b. for thou
snd collar bonds OF the seriss msrng 10 1913 and shall
Zoo ijes. lSos 1857, 1905. 1894, iSoS 1881 i5vo
1855. 1857, 1853. 1884, 1853, 1851 i5sl 1870 iSIs
1871 1870 1873. 1874, 1873 1872 1911 1870 1863 1858
Resolved further that this es u bonds be pueshtd for
DAILY paper publish,d Ia he city Of Ncw-Yok. 80 -.
do hereby call IN Tor payment the thirtynve 81 0o0C0
bonds numbered u above
sid bonds Will he paid Tex July. 1892, coupons)
ORGANIZATION 1880. ut the National City
bank. In Ncw.York city, at the Memphis City bank
Memphis, Tenn, and Interest said call d numbered
bonds will cease after July l.; 1892
w. /. CLAPP
President Of the hoard OF Fire and Police
49, Commissioners Of the CITY of Mrmphis.
Attest: JNO J. SHEA,
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WHAT WAS DONE IN STOCKS.
Friday. July Up.

fTl0aN, july l-P III
To-day's stock market was wholly OF ha"-
holiday character When Chicago Gas lrus' IT.
.cints lead the list in point Of dealings and sup
Ms, about one-tlird of the transactions Ill 'he
reru'ar list. the insenifcance Of the speculation
mov he measured without further words. Inc
le,def- WAS weak at the start and ieu nearly
nor cont TO - 80, rallying near the ciosc W
1ol, There was no news coniirmatorN Oh TIC
beorish rnInois of Yesterday, but nothing WIS
needed TO explain either the upward OF "o" IL
ward movement Almost complete sta2ha'I'h
ao:sn ruled in the general list New-i ork anu
Xoy England was the only stock III which thc
fra ,.ac,ions were recorded i'll five figures, b"'
the lamentations at the extreme dld not eNce'h
is pcr cent There rumor oil annoying
Utiyatiou. which seems to grow ont OF an attempt
If some Springfield aud Providence security
Loloers 70 prevent the carrying ont of The recent
nnrcuase oil scoLtro The price oi New AN !
j. down only "A per cent III iac'. "ir NV
changes in tie market air fractlohil hHi nv"
larry divi.eu. food crop adNlc's co"h"u IVY
uuliyht because " all Street is waiting upon 'ne
I,ONelnment report. Tine engagements Oh H"i'
for cN mort Wer, heavy aud the 'OrelSh eAcnaI'b's
uo.l.. u further mONehcnt. Inc i',Ir'",I
.in,pIy checked new ventures. Inc mai>'' CIV 81
VII Iout feature and OF courte ignorant vi ~
nass.pc of me silver frlt-conaec blll III me
,nurl states senate. rOTtunal'N ''c - n
Exchange will Ike adj"urr ed from to-ihorI0" u'''
pa\
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financial.
BENNINGTON
Marble Company,


MANCHESTER. yfRNONT'
tnrorpornted under the Inw- of New'"e'"e''
CAPITAL. s1.OOO.OO0'
(Shore., 100 each)
DIVIDED INTO
$500 shares per cent C"""ahve s250.900
, ,nn share. d per cent. Common StocH..--
Pro ,at rartlciratiOn excess oil pro" doht and
The comiylnv will commence business III" il, the
r,,,h ,ha nro,eed, OF 700 Preferred StocN }" VIC
Treasury.
JOSETh we presIden. Mount Morris Bank.
ADOLPWCS SMEDBERG,, ,,,o com,,ov.
Director Vermont Marble Company
JOHN A. EAGI.ESON, ,.,,o no,,o-s
Late Of EoRirson DE Veau Msrpie D
EDWARD IL. 81 ANTON, ,oor
Offered for sub.cr iption NJ Par.
q xoo s.u. ner cent Cumulative Preferred Stock
~'' $40 Sha res 10 per cent. Common Stock
PAYABLE A. FOLLOWsi
l5 PER CENT. on Application.
Is PER CENT Alignment. .,..uo,,
30 PER CENT. In 80 DAYS after Ahotmeht'
rtpons will be Received and Prospectnscs F"r
nishcd by the following insiiLu''oh' MI"
Firms Of New. ork:
CENTRAL TRUST COMPANY,
MOUNT MORRIS BANK,
FARMERS LOAN AND TRUST COMPANh'
iTIANTIC TRUST COMPANY.
BANK or THE MANHATTAN COMPANY,
AMERICAN EXCHANGE NATIONAL BANK
WEEKS & COMPANY.
r. C. BENEDICT & COMPANY,
EDMUND d CHARLES RANDOLPH,
CLARENCE H. WILDES.
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Spencer Trask & Co.,
10 Wall ST., NeW.YOrk.
10 Congress ST., Boston.

CITY AND COUNTY BONDS.
CITY or BrFFAT.O. n.
CITY or CLEVELAND. ONO, sCHO0L........4h =.
CITY or BANGOR, MAINE........................ rs.
CITy M .IRAxy GA .................. s.,
CITY OF BEATRICE. NEB"...-.......-......-. os.
CITY or BOZEMAN, MONT, -CHOOL........... g..
CITY OF chicago. His. SCHOOL.......-.-.. D.
CITY or CEDAR FALLS. IA. ~CHOOI......- 3's.
CITY or DtNyTILE Ills SClOOI.......-... 81.
CITY OF DE>IsO\. TRX..... ................... IS.
CITY OF k\OXyILIE, TENN. 3's,
CITY OF KANSAS CITY. liO...................... -
CITY OF MORRIsTOWN. TENN. SCHOOL,. Is.
CITY or OMAHA NEB...... .................. 81
CITY OF ROANOKE. VA. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. Is.
CITY OF SAN ANTONIO. TEX............ IS and g..
CITY or WYMORE. NEB..-...................... IS.
CITY or WAxAIACIE, TE X...................... Os.
NEBRASKA SCH0OI. DISTRICT ............... Is.
OFT AVA OHIO. Is.
PORT WAsIINGTON. WIS. >CEOOI......... 81.
cor NTY or FLOYD, OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 6's
COUNTY or Mr-KiNGUM, OfIIO................ 5's
COUNTY OF SHELBY. MO....................... G's.
TATE or -Ot I'll -.
FULL PAKTlCULARs FURNISHED Of APpLICA.
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BoyD.'YlpRT(AdE GUARANTEED. )
IS LIBERTYST, ~ Cou hI.ot.,
NrwyORK BROOKLYN.


CAPITAL, $1,000, 900.
Guarantees the payment Of Bonds and Mort
cages on real estate in New-York and Kings
Counties.
Offers TO investors choice mortgage invest
ments, with payment guaranteed by it.
DIRECTORS,
George q. Williams, Oriehuo ID. foeVr,
Alexander r Orr William NJ Ingraham,
racoh n Schr John J. Tucker,
Ioho w Sterling William Lummis,
Charles X. Henderson. James d. Lynch
p n T. ,cesn Benjamin D. Hicks
cba,lcs : brown julien r. Davies,
Frederick Potter Felix Campbell.
Fills D. Williams
WILLIAM b. ISHAM MARLIN Joosl'
President. yce-Prsldent.
CLARENtE H. KELSEY, I'd Vce-President'
FRANK BAILEY o. EGERION SCHMlpI,
Secretary. treasurer
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BONDS AND BANK ST0C'S.

Bank State Of n Y
> ...... ll5>
Ala Cur I'd IS
1000 xxi. o.
lO.0uU ...... S3sl
Alabama Class is
5000 XII. lO5 y
n Oar Spsc'lTax
vii Char d huthfd
1000. ....3
Tenn Sediment 3s
5000. Il. .. 10
%
Elk Int
5000. .snh 1903
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IT WILLIAM HARRIS.
IL CONTRACTOR
- BROADWAY NEw.YORK.
Electric Railways. Water Work. Roads.
The Magnolia gazette. [volume] (Magnolia, Miss.) 1872-current, 1892-07-02

never he satisfied until this Is
dnne. | furthermore ilrtae and
rock back on my dew claws and
most Solemulv, sincerely willingly
and anNlonSlN promise and sweat
that never viii plant more than
halt Il crop of anything. aud NH
under no circumstances haif work
That, and furthermore swear HAT |
viii do all can 10 keep my neigh.
bors FROM working theirs or pax
ing their dehis, ard "a clp the
climax, do, with all Tire earnest.
ntss OF my s1ul, ftom the bottom
OF my heart, sincerely promise ana
swear that VIII take my Wiic's
chickens, butter and eggs 10 town
ana trade tor whisky, get Ing
dunk aud talk poiies.'
Believing a party made up of the
above mentioned material would
reyoluli0nize the whole elurtv and
be a goud thing, ! urge all who
can conscietiously take the above
oath to be prompt N meeting a.
the above time ana place.
JOSEPH DARrER
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works company AT Bayard, w Va;
y $50. 900 cotton OIL comp my at
LadDnia, Texas; S25 0ll irriga-
tion company and $1,000 orange
grove company at Orlando, Fla; Il
$40 900 lumber and veneer com-
pany at Warnell, Fla; a S20,0OU
phosphate and fertilizer company
at Bloomfield, Fla; a S10a,00O
coal shipping company at Port
land, Texas n 100000 thte al
manufacturing comp my at Savan.
nah, Ga; a SO, 900 pulley manu-
featuring company at Penn>boro,
w. Va; a 100000 lumber company
al SALISBURY, \. o., aud a $4,000
milling company at Keyser, w. Va.
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Be oHgeRFuL.

Laugh, and the world langhs with You
Weep. and you weep alone.
This grand old earth must borrow its
mirth--
1t has trouble enough Of its own.
Sing, aud the hills will answer;
sigh. il is lost on the air.
II echoes bound TO a joyful sound
But shrink from voicing care.
BE glad, aud your friends are many;
BE sad, aud you lose them all.
There arenoue to decline your nectared
wine,
But alone you must drink liie's gall.
There is room in the halls Of pleasure
For long and lordly train;
Bnt one by one We must all file on
Through the narrow aisles of pain.
Feast, aud your halls are crowded;
Fast, and the world goes by.
Succeed aud give--it will hep y3u live,
But no one can help you die.
Rejoice, and men will seek you;
Grieve, aud they turn and go.
They want full llneasure for all your pleas
ure,
But they do not want your woe.
--HOWe.
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NEW INDUSTRIES IN THE SOUTH.

In its weekly review of new
Southern enterprises the Manuiac-
turers' Record of Baltimore, in its
last issue, includes the following
i'm ,Orlaut items:
A $75 600 coal mining and lUm-
ber manufacturing company a
Oakland, Md. $4,000 cottouseed
oil mill company at LingYiew. Tex:
an $4,000 broom and brush ma n
featuring company at Nashville,
Tenn; s100, 900 sponge comp my
at 81. Marks, Fla. S20.000 weod
novelty company at Roanoke. Va.
500, 900 sllip-building AMI deal
ing company at Suffolk, Va; a
$4,000 water works company aud
a 5000, 900 bri * company at Alex
andris, Va; a $4,000 publishing
company at Baltimore. Md a
$3.50, 900 brewing company at Biz
mingham, Ala. a $365,0OO brew
ing company at louisville, KY; a
$500, 900 sugar refining company a.
AIexandria, La; a S5,OO0 cider
manufacturing company at COlnm.
bus. c.; a 100000 tool company
at Wheeling, w. Va; a S25,0Js
hotel, electric light aud watel
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SIXTH DISTRICT CONGRESSIONAL
NOMINATING CONVENTION.

Mr.. 4. Jones Stewart, chairman
of the Democratic Congressional
Executive G mmittre, at Biloxi,
has issued the following;
"The Democratic Executive
COMMITTEE Of the Sixth Congress
ional Districi, in Pursuance OF call
met at Biloxi, Miss, on tn 10th
instance, and orde ed that the
5 veral ,unties shall make sci, G
ton of de egates to the y .mocrafic
Congressional Convention in such
manner as they may det 'rmine, on
the 10Th Of August next. That
he Democratic Convention to nnm-
mate a Democratic candidate for
he S xth Congre ,siondl Distlici
snail b. held at Biloxi, Harrison
county, Miss, on the 17tn day OF
August npxt."