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The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1898-09-23
SPANS RIGHTS INcoNTEsTIBLE

Madrid, Sept. 23.-The ministerial
newspapers protest against the idea
that the United States will keep the
Philippine islands. They maintain that
Spain's rights to these islands are incon-
testible. and that she Is resolved to de-
fend her rights with the greatest energy"
The government papers also contend that
the terms Of the peace protocol confirm
Spain's right to the island of Luzon and
the rest Of the Philippine islands, and
they declare that IL the United States
bases its claim on humanity and civiliza-
ton, Spain will prove that there is no
higher civilization in any of the Asiatic
colonies than in the Spanish colonies in
Asia.
The rumor that the Rothschilds are to
lend Spain large sum onmoney when
(the treaty % peace shall have been
signed is desied here. Officials of the
Spanish government claim that the
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1898-09-23
AUGUST DID
ENTIRE DUTY.
Former Governor General Of the
Philippines Says He Was
Poorly Equipped ForFight.

Bank of Spain Is able TO supply :hc inn
mediate demands OF the government.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1898-09-23

No.To-Bac FOR FIFTY Cents.
Guaranteed tobacco habit cure makes weaA
meu strong. bocd pure. 60c. Al. All druggisia
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1898-09-23
SWAN POINT CEMETERY,

once. J5 North Mn'n strrst.
Omnibus to the Cemetery runs from cor
ner of south Angel street sni Waylnnd ay'
enuc daily every ~ minutes from ~ u. ~. 70
q r. m. and sundays cyess ~ n.inuicJ vniii
further notice.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-03-13
Black Dress Goods.

Black Dress Goods.
arrivals Of Fine Black Brlliantines direct from
the mills.
Value SOC, o0c
3snch fine black Briiannc at ..................o5C
Value ,s sIs' extra fine black 1riapns at 49c
Value = 75s ,.t fin. SIX finished er,,ot,. i 55c
Value oSc on
44nch extra fine and extra silk finished rianne nc
Value SIPS, 90.
44-nch extra fine and extra sins,ed Brlantne at zoe
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-03-13
Gents Shoes.

Boys satin calf coin Toe lace Shoes 90,
sizes 4 to 5, value Si.25 at
Boys black or tan coin toe lace Shoes, fox
sizes to s. value Sf.75, at ''@O
Boys Amazon calf coin toe lace Shoes, 7ED
sizes to s. well worth So at ................. S.OO
Boys fine v kid coin patent leather tip lace Shoes 17E
sizes - to ?, real value S225, at III
Boys fine v kid patent leather tip lace Shoes, 90
sizes to s. value $3.50, at s.OO
Gents satin calf plain globe toe lace Shoes, 0Qo
sizes to 4 worth Si25, at. OOC
Gents satin calf plain globe toe lace Shoes, f05
sizes 6 to 10, worth Si75, at .......' '@O
Gents fine satin calf plain tip toe lace Congress IN
Shoes, sizes to 9, worth 50, at ......... 1'OO
Gents genuine calf plain Or tip toe lace Congress q nm
Shoes, sizes to 9, value $3.50, at @'OO
Gents fine v kid kangaroo and calf Shoes plain globe Q IN
toe, lace and congress- sizes to no. worth 49, at
Gents extra fine Vici Kid Kangaroo and Calf Shoes 900
coin, globe and French, toes sizes to g. value 50 So~'~O
Gents extra quality Kangaroo Shoes plain globe toe IN
congress and lace sizes to 9 retail value $3.50 at O.OO
Gents and willow
calf pointed and coin toes; wa have them green's, n nm
as, chocolates and black sizes to 9, worth S. at 7-OU
Chlds Dongola Oxfords patent leather tips, 7Ec
sizes to ii, value 81, at. ~
Chlds Dongola Chocolate Oxfords toe, stock tip, Tx
sizes to II, worth 81, at OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
Ladies' Dongola Oxfords half opera plain toe, 90,
sizes TO 6, SIPS grade at W.
Ladies' Spring Heel ,ongoa Oxfors patent leather tips nm
coin toe sizes to 7, value S125, at I.VO
Ladies Dongoa House Slippers low heel medium toes, QQc
turned and flexible solos, sizes to 7, value S.2s at vOI
Ladies' Fine Dogoa Spring Heel Strap Sandal bow and buckle
opera toe, patent tip, sizes 3 to 7, DF
value sloo, al - - 1880
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-03-13
Clothing Department.

Gents black Clay Worsed Suits, satin pped, # E0|
value So, .......... T'OO
Gents All Wool Clay Wosed Round Cut Suits blues and black
satin piped French lined, sizes "a to A. 7E1|
Gents fine All Wool black round Cut Clay Worsed Sack
Suits satin piped extra well made, value Si2. So $3.50
Gents extra fine All Wool slack Clay Ss in frocks and
square and round cut sacks satin pped extra well 10 IN
made, real value SIS, at Z.OO
Mems fine hair line Cashmere and Chevo Pants, Inn
odds and ends Si.25 Values this week choice I'OO
Mems fine pin stripe Cashmere Pants, in brown and gray ~
value 81 So at 80 -
Mems extra fine all wool pin stripe and hair line Cashmere
Pants value $3.50 this week choice ......... @'7o
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-03-13
Fine Damask Dresser Scarfs.

Special sale this week only Of high grade Damask Dresser
Scarfs at about half actual value.
2ix44 Bleaed knotted fringe double drawn ends amask
Dresser Scas value CSC, Special now, each ~
22x5o extra quality full beached knoed fringe and hem %
med Satin Damask Dresser Scarfs value SOC, now. ~
24x52 fine quality full beaced knoted fringe fancy drawn
ends elegant designs all hand work. Satin Damask EOo
Dresser Scarfs, value S5c at OVI
22x5o extra fine quality full beached knoed fringe three
drawn work. Satin Damask Dresser Scarfs, made of TX
superior quality linen, value 81, Special ~
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-03-13
Staple Department.

1000 yards figured red and indigo fancy Dress and Shirt 1Qo
inp Prints value Sc Special now, 10 yards for. ..%0S
1900 yards full yard-wde extra quality Percales, in Ec
desirable patterns value i-2c at ......0S
1900 yards extra quality Chevo fast coors elegant line 0c
Of coors, the toc quality, at
1000 yards good quality Apron Check Ginglams Pr
1900 yards good quality Mattress Tick, 30
usually worth i-2c, now ~
1000 wards extra quality soft finished Domestic full wde
made by Lonsdae- Co, well worth IT, fin
600 yards extra quality Dress Ducks blue and red grounds
in figures, stripes and polka dots, 71c1
value IL f-2c, now 80. .''.'.'' $500.
1000 yards Lonsdale Cambria Muslin, Or
real value IL t-2c at
800 yards Pepperel fine Beached Drill, &c
we'll worth Toe, at. ~.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-03-13
White Goods.

IS pieces Nainsook, checks and pads worth SC, q
this week only
40 pieces corded Dmy and Nainsook in apron and dress
Styles value i-2c at ~
IS pieces fine book fold Dmty in checks and stripes, -
retail value l-2c, this week ~
20 pieces fine Null plaid and checked lawns, ~
toc quality, this week only ~
Is pieces extra fine Null plaid and checked satin striped Lawns
and extra quality checked Dimity I'M
i5c quality, thisweek ~
IS pieces extra fine Grenadne Lawns thin sheer fabric, 101
IS pieces extra fine Limo Checked Lawns, 101o
iSc quality, at .............S~ ~
pieces fine Satin Striped Grenane Lawns and fine
Null Lawns, with small satin finished polka dots, TX
value 2Oc this week .............SOI
pieces fine 36neh Long Cloth in 3 yard lengths, On
thin sheer fabric value $50, this week. per piece
IS pieces extra fine 3o-nch Long CLOTH yard lengths E0
fine thin fabric value Si75, this week, per bolt. l.OO
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-03-13
Ladies' Belts.
Special This Week Only.

Ladies' Leather Belts tan buckle IA inches wide, o.
value 15c, at W
Ladies' Leather Belts imitation alligator harness buckle, 1I
Ia inches wide, value 25c, at ...........'' -
Ladies' black double strength Russia leather harness buckle TO-
Id inches wide, well worth goo, now only corrective
Ladies' extra quality Leather Belts pais and oxbood
latest style buckles, IL inches wide, 19o
4oc quality, Special now, choice ~
alligator harness and coined buckles stitched edges 95c
IL inches wide, we'll worth SOC, Special only 80. ~
Ladies' White Leather Belts kid covered buckles 1Qn
1 II inches wide, value soc, now only '.,...,.,'O0
aides Fine White Kid Leather Belts silver and gilt Jew 95n
eled buckles, IL inches wide, value SOC Special 0OS
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-03-13
|ents'
furnishing
| Goods.

nts' Bleached Pepperell
N Drawers, full made,
Lite seat, 4oc quality, This
ek..........''..' <oc
his Balbriggan Under
"A, French neck, pearl but
I, silk binding, Drawersto
tsh, value soc, per gar.
ut now -. -. <oc
knts' Balbriggan Under
bis, superior quality,
.nch neck, pearl buttons,
k binding, Drawers to
Itch, retail value 81 i-2c,
/ garment now. 81 f-2o
hts Balbriggan Under
Its, Isle finish, fancy
ixed colors, pearl buttons,
k front, silk stitched neck,
Fawers TO match, 75c quail
per garment .46c
ents All Wool Under
irts, light Spring weight,
< stitched neck, pearl but
ns, Drawers to match; they
Inc in gray, tan, flesh and
bite, value 81 and s1.25;
bur choice, per garment75c
ents' Work Shirts, made of
bod quality Madras and
heyiot, nicely made, full
ze, 4oc quality, now ..25c
tents Outing Shirts, Buck
lin Twill, non tearing cush-
b, no buttons to sew on,
n not pull off, patent fast
ttrs, value Csc, now. .42c
kents' Laundered Neglige
|hirts, custom made, Madras
d Pereales, pleated and
lain bosoms, collars and
lfs attached; also soft bos-
mswithout collars; none
Poth less than 75c, at. SOC
tents Laundered Neglige
lhlrts, collars and cuffs at
custom made, extra
Fnsth, value ST, now. .69c
Ptnts Soft Neglige Shirts,
hade from the very best
(uality Madras, elegant pat
ems, detached cuffs, no col
E' value $3.50, now 81
Boys Unlaundered Shirt
waists, full made, Percale
lnd Cheviot, value CSC,
sn.other's Friend Unlaundered
sllil Waists, fancy colors,
'Aue SOC, at. 49,. $50
',so y, Friend Laundered
: :al' Waists, fancy colors,
,,slsn Percale, value 7sc,
:" "''.............59 $50
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-03-13
Gents Hats.
Specials This Week.

Gents fine fur black satin lined Alpine Hats leather fOSl
sweat bands, we'll worth sl.75 at Professionalism
Gents extra quality black fur Dakota Hats 1Enl
good leather sweat band value So at S.OO
Gents extra fine black fur Alpine Hats satin lined good leather
sweat bands, good silk bands and bound brins 7OOl
value $780, this Special I.0O
Gents fine blue black fur Pocket Hats satin lined leather 0E
sweat bands, edges value si75, Special I.ZO
Boys fine fur blue black Crusher Hats, E1
value 75c, OVC
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-03-13
Our Great BetWeen=SeaSOn Sale...


Q public
o
w possible
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-03-13

huse Furnishing Goods Dept
IN Bleached Damask, TO-
6lue CSC, at. :. 49,
och Good Bleached Danask, 90.
|alue 3oe, at ...' ST. "
Er,b Extra quality All Linen Half Bleached . < !.
.s;n IDanask, usually worth soc, this week y &c
||;,.b EXTRA fine Bleached Satin Damask, M.
GRANTED pure linen, value Csc, at -. To
||u,b extra fine and extra heavy Bleached Satin
h,mask. All Linen, in great variety Of EE.
b,tterns, value 7sc, this week ..,... OOC
|r,h full bleached extra quality and very fine
N linen Satin Damask, co.
vi worth $50, this week ........ ..... V0C
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-03-13

We offering this week line 81 BdcK -sils
Skirt Pattern lengths of yards, which will eclipse all efforts
of competitors. Note the prices
yards black Brocaded Satin, q TX
SOC quality, for ri y
yards black Bocaded Satin, . I'm
0oc quality for .......... O.1O
yards black Brocaded Satin, 90
75c quality, for O'0o
yards black Brocaded Satin, En
Sc quality, for, O.OV
yards black Brocaded Satin, 90
CSC quality, for .O.0O
yards black Brocaded Satin, TX
SIPS quality, for vi
yards black Brocaded Gr2s Grain, 735
si35 quality, for - ...................I 90
yards Z, b black ad nto'1 1as eros Gram 875
yards a;c p si,'i tlae iot eros Grain, 1898
yards ss, p a,aIi e,af 1of eros Gram 5.18
yards plain black Gros Grain, e 90
CSC quality, for O.SO
yards 5sc p a,ai blaf 1o1 ptau Dc soie' $50
ya ose p aa, sa' foS Satin Duchess 5.98
yards plain black Satin Dlchesse, cox
Si.25 quality, for O.vS
yards 4, 81 plain aa bask f sa''n Duchess $50
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-03-13
Wash Goods.

50 pieces figured LawnS in elegant patterns ~
IS pieces fine figured Lawns in very newest colorings 5c
value &c, thisweek ~
IS pieces fine fancy figured Lawns in Null effects and ~ =
in elegant colorings, real value los at ~
so pieces fine figured Lawns thin sheer fabrics and 81
newest coorngs and weayes value II 1-2c, at - ~
IS pieces extra fine figured Lawns dainty Null effects I'M
so pieces fine Arcadia Novelty Lawns in plad stripes and
figures, in Null and Grenadine effects, 10f J,
real value 2Oc this week q ~
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-03-13
Linen
Table
Covers.

vs9o half bleached fringed
9'oIed bordered all linen
I'm, amas * Table Covers,
que SSc, at 49,. .69c
81 Al linen full bleached
sSea Damask Table Cow
= s4'ae SIPS, at, ;. $50
poylies.
y treat variety Of patterns
j. ss.llty to match above
Table covers.
's n. ! blsached Doylies,
pr dozen 45cl
=; lslsached Doylies,
uoNen SIC
4 =. 1 alsached Doylies,
g dozen 5sc|
ss =! islsached Doylies,
aozeh Csc
'0 - J. slsached Doylies,
uozen ~. $50
1 =; islsaehed Doylies,
uozen Az. 79c
' = i slsaehsd Doylies,
uozen $50
o g lR'saehed Doylies,
oozen ~. =. 500
The daily morning journal and courier., 1898-11-15
Govern meat Bon tlo,
Bid Asked
Chicnun MnIlket.

Reported over prtvate wirc by II. c. Friedman & Co.,. Bankers and Brokers. 10 Wall Street, N. l.. and 763 Chapel Street. Room and 5, New Haven. N. A. Tanner, Manager of Local Brnnch.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1898-11-15
NEW YORK STOCK MARAEr.
Opening, High

Opening, Highest Lowest Quotations On tte New York Stock Exchange, reported by Prince X Whltely, Brokers, 15 Center street, New Haven.
 Open. High Low Last
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F EtManctal.
The stock Market.

New York, Nov. 14,-The stock mar large degree from the influence of Su- gar, Tobacco and such uncertain quali- ties, but the violent gyrations of Sugar in to-day's market could not but have a rather unsettling effect. Quotations were almost lost at the Sugar post at the opening and were recorded all the way from 125 down to 124. Before noon the price was quoted below 119, and again before the close it went back to 124.
 The early decline was based on the fall in the loaning rate, which was talk en to indicate the conclusion of the squeeze against the shorts, and the sub sequent recovery came with the an- nouncement of the advance in the price of the product by the companies alleged to be engaged in a trade war of exter- minations. The enormous volume of the transactions in this speciality gave it necessarily some sympathetic influ- ence on the general list The opening quotation for Atchison preferred also ran all the way from 41 to 42 on the simultaneous sales of $500 shares. The high price proved too much to sustain and it ran off in the first hour, carrying the whole railroad list With it Atchi- son preferred more than recovered later in the day and sold as high as 42ai. The adjustment bonds were also in heavy demand and rose at one time 13s. But the railroad list generally showed ten dency to drag, and recent leaders were sustained at a level above Saturday S prices with difficulty, in spite of the additional advantage of some very striking gains in usually inactive stocks.
 The southwestern railroads were most conspicuous, probably in sympathy to some extent with Atchison. Missouri Pacific, Texas and Pacific, St. Louis and San Francisco second preferred, St. Louis Southwestern preferred and Kan sas and Texas advanced from frac- tion to 11a per cent. In addition the Flint and Pere Marquette stocks moved up points each. Kansas City, Pitts burg and Gulf advanced an extreme 2S and Chicago and Alton 12&, touching 167. The Pittsburg and Gulf bonds also showed marked strength. These two latter movements were associated in Wall street gossip with a rumored change of control in Chicago and AL ton.
 In the industrial list conspicuous gains were achieved by the National Biscuit stocks, Spirits preferred, the In ternational Paper stocks, Linseed Oil and Manhattan. Changers and the Pa cifics and the Iron and Steel stocks showed an increasing heaviness as the day progressed and some of them fell below Saturdays close, while none of them show net gains of more than a fraction.
 The money market was more active and rather firmer to-day, and some ap- prehension was felt of feature rise in rates, the more so as London sold stocks l in New York freely to-day as a safe guard against a threatened gold move ment to New York.
 NEIV fORK STOCK MdRhE Er.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1898-11-15
Opening Highest Lowest
WHEAT:
New York ootton Exchange.

Reported over private wire by IT. G. Fried. man X Co, bankers and brokers, 10 Wall Street. N l., aud 703 Chapel Street, New Haven. N. 4. Tanner, manager local i,ran
The daily morning journal and courier., 1898-11-15
1899 COLUMBIA CALENDAR.

The Pope Manufacturing company of Hartford, Conn.,, has issued the Colum- bia Desll-pad calendar for 1899. This handy reminder has been for years one of the most pleasing of special adver- tising features. We note that the new calendar is very similar in design and makeup to the 1898 calendar, although it has more artistic covers and is more profusely illustrated.
 Any person may obtain a copy by ap- plying to the nearest Columbia dealer or by sending five 2-cent stamps to the Calendar Department, Pope Mfg. Co.,, Hartford, Conn.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1898-11-15
Opening. Closing
NEW HAvENLooAL QUOTATIONS

Furnished daily by KIMBsthY. Roor DAY. Bankers and Brokers, l35 Orange street.
 BANK STOCKS.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1898-11-15

counter them. He proclaims that the one man whose voice in the matter car ries more weight with it than those of all other monarchs put together is the Czar of Russia, And his keen con- sciousness of this fact may possible ac- count for the essentially Russian form which he imparted to his peace scheme. St. Petersburg Correspondence of the London Telegraph.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1898-11-15

At, Top. X s. Fe gen 4s..,,.. 9S 9S4 At, Top. X $. Ne adj As. I4h a4l9 Brooklyn Fl, 1st 1r. Co., cts 6s. 90 921a Brooklyn Rapid Tr Co: g 5s. 1oah lo3
 Central Ky of N. ]. g mtg 5s. 11314 1l4 Ches., R. l. X Pacific ext. 5s. .105h 105A Ches X Ohio gen HE'S. Ss ss12 Erie 1st Con prior lien 4s.. 92Ksg' 93 Manhattan Ky Con. mtg 4s..... 9l D Mo, Kan. X Texas 1st mtg g ,4s 01la 9
 Mo-. Kan. X Texas 2d mtg g Is. 66 ssA Mobile X Ohio gen As. .,..... 191a So N. r., Ont. X West. gen mtg As. 103 103lA \. r., Sus. S West. gen mtg 5s. S6 Ss Nor, Pacific prior gen mtg 4s. 102 1o2A Northern Pacific gen lien 3s 6Lh 6S Oregon Short Line Con. 5s .10tla IDS
 Phila 6 Reading gen mtg 4s.., STA S3H Rio Or. X West list mtg 4s... 20 90la Southern Ky 1st Con. g 5s. 1O2 102la St Louis X Southw 1st mtg 5s. so S1 Texas & Pacific 1st mtg 5s... 10SM no
 Union Pacific As ........... 101 1017a
 Wabash Ky Go. 1St mtg As. .11112 112
 Wabash Ky Co. 2d mtg 5s..... 91 9lta
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CIOsInG Prices.

Following are the closing prices reported by Prince < Whita.y. Dankers and Brokers 52 Broadway, New York, and b Center st., NnM HaNen Rid Aslrnd
The daily morning journal and courier., 1898-11-15
..nIv Lifn nesnn,red Of.,,

"NIy Life Despaired Of" -, These are words of Mrs William Burton of Dmtmorc, Ont, after doctors had prescribed and she had taken every known heart remedy. Dr. Agnew's Cure for the Heart gave relief in almost shorter time than it ,akes to tell 1t 1t worked wonderful, cure in case of long standing and to-day she says; ''I am a well woman" pr. Agnew's Cure for the Heart has no case recorded against 1t where it did not give relief inside of 30 minutes. Sold by F. A Gessner E, Hew- if X rn --IR
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x
,c,,ye ouot,tious of ronds.

Reported by Boody, Mcclellan & Co. Bankers and Brokers, 57 Broad.-ay. New York, aud S7 Orange Street, New Haven.
 Ril A skad
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ARRESTED FOR SCORCHING.
 Yesterday afternoon Ernest w. Far ley, a student of 1S2 Wall street, and Frederick w. Post, an electrical en- gineer, were arrested for fast bicycle riding on Orange street.
Republican news item. [volume] (Laport, Pa.) 1896-19??, 1898-01-27
Foreign Attachment,

J.D. Rhodes vs. Robert J. Mercur.-ln the Cour
ii Common Pleas OF sullivan County, No 80 Eel
uury Term 1898.
sullivan County, SIS: The Commonwealth o,
iTcetng-
We command you, that you attach Robert
deicur late of your county, by all and singular
lis goods and chattels, lands and tenements, il
Xhuse hands or possessions soever the same ma
je SO that he be and appear before our Court o.
ommon Pleas to be holden at Laporte in and TO.
aid county Oh the fourth Monday OF Februar!
IcXt, thee TO answer j. D. Rhodes plea
.sSumpst. bail to dissolve Sl6o0C0, and also that
GU uttacn ali and singular The goods and chattel
moneys rights credits and effects lands and ten
ments OF the defendant in whose hands soevei
-ney may be found and summon garnishe,
ne peIson or persons who hold or possess sucl
property and especially sheriff to attach the un
nvideu Onehalf interest III all those two certain
Aeces parcels or tracts OF land III the warranto'
ames vi Henry Hurley and George Hurley ant
ituaied III the Township OF Forks, County
uIlivan and state of Pennsy ylvania, bounded an
escIiled AS follows, viz on the North by Ian
II the warrantee names vi Henry Silsbee ant
,usVph Sisbee, on the East by land in the waIran-
&C lame OF Andrew Hurley, on the South b.
and III the warrantee names OF Samuel FlynI
.nd Anurew Flynn. on the West by land in IT,
tarIantee NAMES OF VIM Steadman and jeremiah
jackson, being the two tracts of land known IL
he Melcur and Lippincott Coal Lands, THAI
Ie be aud appear before our Court on the sait
ourth Monday OF February, to answer what shah
e objected against nim and abide the judgment
i the Court therein. And have you then ah
mere this writ.
Witness the Hon. E. NJ Durham. President
udge of our said Coult at Laporte the lst day ol
January, A. u. 1898.
WM J. LAWRENCE, Prothy.
Seal of the Court of Common)
Pleas of sullivan County. Pa.
Published by order OF the said Court.
ELLIS SWANk, Sheriff.
heriff's Office, Laporte, Pa. Jan, IL, 1888
Republican news item. [volume] (Laport, Pa.) 1896-19??, 1898-01-27
Charter Notice.

Notice is hereby given that an application
will be made to the Hon. +. NJ. Dunhau
President Judge otthe ouri OF Common
Pleas OF Sullivan county. Pa. on MoudaN
The 2lst day Of February, A. D., 1898, II
three o'clock p. m. under the Act OF As
Sembly OF the Commonwealth OF Pennsyl
vania, entitled, ''An act to provide for lh,
incorporation and regulation of certa
corporations" Approved April % 1873,
md the supplements thereto, for the chal
ter of an intended corporation, to be cali.
ed The WESLEYAN METHODIST CHURCH, OF
Millview, Sullivan County, Pa I'll,
character and object whereof is the woi
ship OF the Almighty God according /,
the faith doctrine, diciplin aud usuages
If thy Wesleyan Methodist connection (oI
church) Of America. Aud for those pnr
poses TO have, possess and enjoy all th'
Fights. benefits aud privileges OF the sao
Act of Assembly and its supplements.
The proposed charter is now OH file in the
office of the Prolhonotary of Sullivan
County, Pa.
Rush }. THOMSON, Solicitor.
January 81, 1898.