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Fisherman & farmer. [volume] (Edenton, N.C.) 1887-19??, 1898-06-17

Byron used a great deal Of hair-dress-
ing, but was very particular 10 have
only the best to be found in the mar
Get, If Ayers Hair Vigor had been
obtained then, doubtless he would have
ties cd its merits, as SO many distin-
guished and fashionable people are
DONG nova days.
Fisherman & farmer. [volume] (Edenton, N.C.) 1887-19??, 1898-06-17

Robert Overton is home on a
vacation.
Fisherman & farmer. [volume] (Edenton, N.C.) 1887-19??, 1898-06-17
REFERENCES:
Two Ways Of Buying Seeds.

One way o until sowing time pick up such seeds
local dealer happens have stock and then take the
consequences The decide early what needs
will be- and then provide them sensb isn't sensible to
bay SEEDS haphazard things for all the
tons Of farm garden depends upon the qualities of the seeds
their purity and vgor 1t foolish to take risks unnecessarily
Before long will be wanting kinds OF seeds for
mer planting; DON'T WAIT UNTIL YOU ARE READY
TO SOW before you think of getting the seeds Why
write good time and set seeds worth planting high
grade thoroughbred seeds?
We would like especially supply turnip seeds this
how much how little you may need
per pound delivered your home
q 60. TAFT ~ son. 70 Commercial Place
Seed Growers and Merchants Norfolk Va
Fisherman & farmer. [volume] (Edenton, N.C.) 1887-19??, 1898-06-17
News Adrift.
PICKED UP BY OUR REPORT
Frs WHO ARE ALWAYS
IN "THE SWIM. "

..I.=&iiE SALE
Miss Lula Bell, Of Snowden,
is the guest of Mrs. E. NJ. Stev>
ems.
Solicitor w. J. Leary of
E1denton v a. in the city Tues
day.
Miss Clara Bond, is visiting
Miss Ge1tie Grcenleaf on Main
Street.
Thz iu,lnt child of Mr.. and
Mrs. Cntrlie Davis, died last
Sunday
Mr.. VIII w cd has returned
home fro:n Randolph Macon
College.
Mrs, T. NJ. Walker is having
her residence On Burgess street
enlarged.
Mrs. c. w. CRANKY has gone
TO Washington, d. c., to visit
ucr daughter.
Miss Maggie Hughes, of Cam
den, is visiting Miss Edna Lamb
on Burgess street.
The residence of Mr.. John
Zeigler on Road street is
nearing completion.
Miss Lade White, of Hartford,
is the guest of Miss Lizzie
.Pritchard OH Burgess street.
Miss Minnie Hughes, of Cam.
den. is visiting her uncle's tam
fly on Pennsylvania Avenue.
Mrs. D. NJ. Simons and son,
who have been visiting relatives
i'll NeWDeru, returned yesterday.
COG peryard for best Floor Oil Cloth
at The Fair.
Miss Matte Relic, who has
Been spending few days with
friends i'll this city, left Wednes
dav
MIS-. J. J Baxter, Of Memphis,
Tenn, is visiting her mother
Mis-. (. W. Grandy Oh Matthews
street.
She special term of Superior
Court. to be held here Ill July,
will be presided over by Judge
Tim berlake.
Archie Vaughan, of Ports
mouth, Va. arrived Tuesday,
and is the guest of his parents
on Church street.
Mrs. J. c. Pool and children,
of Norfolk, Va, are visiting the
family of Mr.. w. H. White on
Ehringhaus street.
Mr., Joseph Leigh, who has
been at school at Suffolk, Va, is
visiting his brother, Mr.. J. B.
Leigh, in this city.
Mrs. L. E Chapman and son
Earl, returned Tuesday after all
extended visit to relatives and
friends at Norfolk.
Mr.. S. B.Bartlett and wife and
children, Of Newport News, Va,
are i'll the city visiting Mr.. and
Mrs. w. w. Morrisette
Stop wor1 wing about your Sh es, buy
your next pair at The FAT.
Mr.. H. E. Williams and FAM
lily, of Edenton, were in the city
Tuesday; Mr.. Williams having
come to attend the Red Mems
Council.
Evangelist Crumpler is hold
ing Gospel Meetings day and
night under a tent erected on a
lot on Road street, near the A,
G. Institute.
Pro. J. D. Harris and Miss
Allen, who have been teaching
at the High School at Manteo
are here the guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. J B. Leigh.
Miss Bertha Kafer, who has
been visiting the Misses Hill on
Fearing street, left Tuesday
evening on the Neuse for her
home at Newberne.
The infant child of Mr.. and
Mrs. II. P. Nash, residing on
Matthews street, died Saturday
afternoon and was buried Sum
day at 5 o'clock p. N.
Mr.. J. T. Palmer and family
have moved from Edenton back
to Elizabeth City. Mr.. Palmer
has accepted position with the
Blades Lumbe company.
Mrs. T. 7. Whitcomb died
yesterday at her home on
Martin street, after years of muck
suffering, leaving husband to
whom we extend our deepest
coincidence.
Fisherman & farmer. [volume] (Edenton, N.C.) 1887-19??, 1898-06-17
Notice of Administration.


Having qualified as Admin
istrator Of the late Jas. A. Brite,
| hereby give notice to all per-
sons indebted to his estate to
come for ward and make imme-
diate settlement and those hold>
ing claims against the same to
present them for payment within
twelve months from the date of
this notice, or it will be pleaded
in bar OF their recovery.
J. c. SPENCE,
Administrator.
G. w. Ward, Atty.
June 10, 1898.
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Live Stock Market.

New YORK. Friday. Sept; so.--Receipts of beeves
to-day were 1870 head. including 10 cars for export
alive, 81 cars for city slsuxhterers and 20 cars for
were 40 cars on sale. Good to choice beeVeS were
steady; common and medium grades dull and log
15c. lower; rough stuff weak. Two cars were held
over. Inferior to choice native steers sold at
$4.4o@S6.5O D 100 MS; one choice steer at Sh. 90;
oxen aud stays at 50. 90; bulls at 81. boSS@;
cows at S29$3.8O. Dressed beef was In fair demand
at 599shc. ? M choice do; selling at DC, London
can steers lower at dih@l24c. p n, dressed weight.
refrigerator beef selling at gSc. Y n. Exports to-
day. 146 beeves; tomorrow. 1927 beeves and %,195
quarters of beef.
Receipts Of calves to-day were 2a7 head, all for
the market. and. with the stale stock. there were
TIT on sale. Very little demand for the stock, and
prices barely steady. With 6o7 nnsold. Poor to
do. at So; fed caves At $8.7b9$4 %; q car of good
Receipts Of sheep and lambs to-day were 5.8l2
head. including 8 cars direct and 21K cars for the
market. making. with the stale stock, 2Rh on sale.
sheep were dull and barely steady choice lambs a
tribe hrmer; others 1oc. lower. Six cars OF stock
were held over: Ordinary to good sheep sold at $3.50
@$4.50 n 100 Ms; inferior to choice lambs at $3.50
$50 Dressed mutton. 69sHc. q n; dressed lambs.
7@1oc.
Receipts of hogs to-day were 2.so4 head, and there
was about half a car on sale. Dull and weak at SAC
81 2b a 100 Ms,
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Cotton a. the outset wa depressed owing 70 a a.,
cline u Liverpool.. tle T~eceipis. generally fayorable
Then came a sharp rally due 20 heavy rains 10 the
s sSlf ssstss ;, sna an o en- srat snd S Ds InHsr IN t tSst poSt
ton, while Manchester vas steady oreeks OF late
sales made some time SEo to the Continent, Just 81
the moment there T. no general disposition TO 90
meet meet a %itS S SSiri setsso SSsAV H'RisSs n Y yss pos posSsiSis.
whether II is probable or not. Furthermore. in
s saS, %is sS the h %rEnnsa rsins and sGUpGTT tnn. ~ s0O the
Signal Service predicted rain and cooler weather
rain sIso in A ne eastern snS OUR and Atlantic Ystates.
The tc%1gg: : A. rev Will, mi5st swSnt snS nn hour M hss fallen
Valley, and, needless to. say, tho weather reports are
hinge on Ike date Of Killing frost, stiii later, how.
ever. prices saRged aRain on New Orleans and Liysrs
were local and had done no damage, Tho generality
q the trade here look for lower bnecs u there is no
lea hitlIinss et rTSsI before Ss and fV That ! d Gas a An %pU SS % 0ourse
no man prctends 70 foreteli the future. A
s iSSH SssG it f.a Ssiis;t ssi Co S5E inoi @SSs sosside RI SsS oid cot.
ton. for there ia an idea that there was considernbly
then, The port receipts FOR the weoi we're about
$1,000 ! more than las, year those Of the interior intS5St
into sight 5000 more. Yet q q slgnihcant, that in
Y sS;sG point 81 sslS over Sls m0 xSsrSeen rs M %sr1 Sept Stos ss'- @91s
With US is 20 cent; Sh9rt Of last year, m Put t, Weather
ist inst. cen? Rsvg Nf RaG almost "i psertoct ,ysats;
S ss Better SSE eAsH %itRF a sro ieto Conditions frUss %e G %iii h aSs
a large crop. Planters are marketing their cotton at
present prices, but any further decline would cause
those who can to store their cotton" Roswell, Ca
Sept. Weather continues clear and dry. Local
merchants afraid Of cotton" West Point, Miss, Sept;
=" Rains seem 70 have set in again WILD harm
MONTGOMERY, Sept. ~2e.-'Conhrm what / wrote on
amount mtg TO ih mu lna' s n u No NAV ~ cI E% - R unS
yield Charleston. 8. O.. Sept. 24.-"AS TO
l. 90. state: 'Throughout the week we have had
clear and favorable weather. which is reported to
have somewhat improved the outlook for the crops
in Georgia and Florida. But tn the islands OF the
State there is reported to be no Improvement in the
prospects, of the final outturn, which are still being
estimated at fully 80 2 cent, short of the last CROP"
CoFFEE-Rio on the spot was steady; No. Z, 6Ao.
Central American on private terms. Futures were
quiet and unchanged TO 8 points lower. The Amerl-
can warehouse deliveries were IL, 22S bags. The flu
ture trading was IA followa.
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COURT OF APPEALS CALENDAR.
The Court Will Convene on Monday and
Hand Down Decisions on Tuesday.

The Court Will Convene on Monday and
Hand Down Decisions on Tuesday.
ALBANY. Sept. 30.-The Court OF Appeals will
convene next Monday. and on the following day
decisions will be handed down. The calendar
OF appeals from orders for Monday is:
Nos. 818. People eI rel. Doody VS.. Bishop and
others; 1921. Conway vs.. the city of Rochester ct al;
1898. People; ex rel. New York Loan aud Improve.
finger vs.. the Buffalo Traction Company; 1902. in
re application OF taxpayers OF village Of Plattsburg;
1904, People eI rel: the city Of Amsterdam vs.; AZ.
i isaS' in i1 tss' m ansasr Of s the sststs sn Of A4 TafSii;
1890, People ex rel. Speight VS.. Comptroller Coleri
1898. People ex rel. Tbbetts Va. Ingersoll, ~ County
Treasurer; 1905, People ex rel. Cornwall VI. Wood
run and others. as commissioners; 1909. People OK
Ter Roberts; 1284, the city OF JohnstoWn W. Wade
aud others; 1924, People eN rel. tho Hewburg Saw
ings Baak W. Peck, as Assessor, and others; 1900,
and Hudson River Railroad Company vs.. Comp
troller .Roberts; 1887, People ex rel. the
city of Rochester VS.. Coe and another,
Young Mems Association Of Albany Va. As. essnrS;
1888, the Standard Fashion Company va. the Siegel.
Cooper Company and another; 1871, in rS applicG-
lion of Beck; 1882. People eK rel. Leet w. Keller, az
avenue Deering VS.. Schreyer; 1928, In re appraisal
of the property Of Murphy. declared; 1918, People
ex rel. the CItholic Union Of the city Of Albany vs..
Assessor; 1898. People ex rel. Armstrong Coik Com
gsny ys. Barker and others, Ss GommisSioneIs ! sos;
Company din re application Of Blddell, adminis-
t~ratorli 1914, in 70 application OF Grab; 1906, in re
estate of Gibson. deceased; 1915, the People vs.
Stock.
The court will consider. this calendar on
Monday and the days following until 1t Is
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The Farmers Loan& Trust Go,
l6, IS, 90 & 90 William Street,
New York.

TOBER ARE PAYABLE AT THIS oFFI0E
On On y AFTER OCTOBER 1sT, 1898. AZ
Bellaire. Bridgeport 4 Martins Ferry Ct. RE-.
CayaduttA Electric r, R. Co.
Chicago. Burlington L Northern R. r. o..
Chippewa Falls Water Works 90.
Cornell Steamboat Co,
Cory Water Supply Co.
Cortland and Homer Traction Co.
Consumers Gas Co. Debentures.
Commercial. Gable Co.
Eya9sville 4 Terre Haute r. R.. MI. Vernon.
Hot springs Is, b. Water. Light a Power %.
Jefferson City. Mo. Water Works Co.
Jacksonville. Madison q Indianapolis R. n
Kearney City Water Co.. .Neb.. LIST Mteo.
keokuk. Water Co. Cons'd Mtge.
MSarinette, City Water Go. 1st Mtge,
Menomonie Water Co: LIST Mtge.
Mobile 4 Ohio Il. Il. Oar Trust m" and "'P."
Newark, Ohio. Water Works LIST Mtge.
New Philadelphia Water Works 1St Mtge.
9 9EEiian / n aiis ISIS n%iRTlo Rsg q. Bonds
Petersburg Electric BY Co.
PittsbHrE, Cincinnati, Chicago ~ louis b
Phoenix Powder Manufacturing Go.
st. Louis MERCHANTS Bridge Terminal R,y O.
St. Paul City R'y Co.
San Antonio Gas Co.
Victoria. Texas. City Of. d.
West Virginia & PittsburG R 4. Co.
DUE OCTOBER 2. j 1898.
Hornellsyille Water Co.
Standard Time Stamp Co.
DUE OCTOBER Is. 1893.
garaboo Water Works CO.
Escanaba Water Works %.
DUE OCTOBER 23, 1888.
West1eld, Town of.
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steadiness characterized coffee to-day. though It
burg Unchanged to Z pig. lower. The Rio receipts ran
UP to 10000 bags, but on the other hand the Santos
y yeSsepday arG Rie Jan sa ~ G ;oo9 duff ifT and HF IS reis i lover.
and in addition Rio exchange was reported 8 b-32d.,
unchanged. The RIO stock was $4,000 and the
Santos 100000 bags. 1t now seemg that there was
thatthe Brazilian government was going to abolish
the e1Iort duty. The October RECEIPTS are estimated
month last year. some think the worlds visible
S sBOPt 40 90, 900 s9S SSs sn making a%ffeS'f Il i IN iRs n sdefi@3sp d
of of a. e:ss sS 9 a, ssT Ysst on 1e oet' T /; sS e. It'll, s'S SSsS 900
8 ton sn here SeR te q GO short besf ' but at tP the same ss M''t time %e'P Z Is
equally true that there is no aggressive trading on
METALs-iron Was firm. Spot. September, October.
November and December S79sJ35; Copper was was
Snd Dees@be spq asa ssItS%o'F te 9SdtC Sss d mGE'Ss SSt.
seRtembeT: October. Noyemser and Deeember:
october. Noyomber. and boce%bcr. ID: foSI d. soc..
spelter T5s urn; Spot, September, October, Novem-
sned for the Continent. s5.a5. Pork was arm;
hS@s;; aSias;; AZ; bellies; sssNS;i a.: sh2aidsss.
seconds, 81 I5SssIsSss;; tS,Fds; lSeisSs: STATE:
c cnds; 15 2o Ssc. 6%Ssei arststt f e cies tniFf isrs se cof.
ored and white, fancy, ss$@sHc.; choice. sAc.; good
e co RG1d' and 13T Ssiic, ' fancy, &c Z 'G good IL 70 o, aSoie c%t Sc
SIC; common to fair, 7s7slc.. EeGs-state and
Ghioaso. sd asnG 80 i'f Siov hal5 TO %et sEaH arm ana nSS siSssd
at a small advance; The demand was largely from
October shorts, with the selling by scattered holders.
Considerable was done in the way of changing to the
deferred deliveries; A fair cash demand was re:
ported. Although hog receipts were liberal that
market was stronger. Estimated receipts Of hogs
for tomorrow. 10000"
ToBAoco-The semi.weetlys sales included 800 cases
1897 Zimmers at 169ISc.: 80 cases 1895 do. ct 2oc.;
100 cases 1897 Dutch at 16Ac.; 1915 cases 1897 New
England Havana at 992oc.; 275 cases 1897 fats at
l5S30c.; 100 cases 1897 0nondags at 1I013c.; 100
cases 1897 New England seed leaf. 17O1pc.: 800
cases 1897 Pennsylvania seed leaf at 119l3Ifc.; 125
cases 1897 Pennsylvania Havana at 11913c.: so
cases 1896 New England seed leaf at 2a63Oc.; 10
cases 1898 New England Havana at 260Aac., and
100 bales sumatra. in bond, at CSC. @S1.7 5.
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Of ss SssSeipss q ss sns S az. Fps.o8s. 'S and t RSe sSl
pendlturea S54,4iSO0O. leaving a delcit for the
month OF ~$14.B3n,e31, against S16.48S,010 for
August. The receipts from internal revenue
were S2l,65b.2SS, against $~24,O15,e3O for the
month Of August,
The period for the redemption Of S14.o04.5 $50
OF outstanding currency q. per cent. bonds,
which expired to-day, has been extended for
the month OF October ut the same rate OF dis
count, y Per cent. The amount OF bonds Of
the greater proportion OF which were from the
settlement OF estates,
Money in London. 2H03 y cent. Rate Of dis
count IN, open market for. short. and, three
months bills, az y cent Amount OF bullion
withdraw from the Bank Of England on bal
ance to-day, 100000. Paris ndvices quote B y
cents at lQ2 francs b5 centimes. Exchange
on London 20 francs 30 centimes.
The Northern Pacific Railway Company no.
tifiee holders OF the railroad and land grant
general frst mortgage y cent. bonds Of the
wort those bonds Into prior lien 4 v cent. bonds
OF the present company on. the basis OF Sl.l50
OF prior lien bonds for each 81, 900 general first
MORTGAGE bond, Accrued interest on the old
bonds from July i to date will be paid In cash
a 1.-THE time OF conversion, which will be made
through the OFFICE of J; 7, Morgan 4 Co, The
right Is reserved to withdraw this offer at any
time without notice.
Winslow. Lanier & Co, the Farmers, Loan
pay dividends and interest tomorrow on o
number OF securities, lists OF which are printed
In another column.
TIL sales Of mining stoeks at the New, York
Consolidated Stock and Petroleum Exchange
to-day were as follows:
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aipiatnas ana sutsr.st.
Wl1slOV. LanIar ACo. II N,ss,u s. ryr

WlpaiUH, LdltI @IV,, " NASSAU 81, NJ ,GII
THE INHERENT AND ON THE
FOLLOWING BONDS AND STOCKS ARR PAYABLE
4 Umh BANkiNg HOUSE ON AND AFTER
rs. "0spAserea
Ans. "SS
Dunkirk. Ind, Real Estate os,
Franklin, Ind, City IS.
Grand Rapids and Indiana n. r. Co. First Mortaaro
pnguarsnteed 7s. First Mortgage UnRuAFanteed
Grand Haven, Mich, Funding Sc.
Monroe County, Ina, Funding bks.
Pueblo, Col, Sewer 6s; Water Works O.,
Pittsburgh, Fort Wayne and Chicago Ry. o., FiruA
MortRago ~, Series ID; Second MORTGAGE Ia. Series
X interest Third Mortgage 7s. Quarterly DIvL
October I'D.
Bedford, Ind, City blfs,
Greenfield. Ind, Municipal 81, Series a.
Monroe County. Ind. County De-.
October 4th,
Fn1SsogrEh. Fort WsIno and Chicago .Ry; o.
October 18th.
Pulaski County, Ind, Funding Sc.
Pendleton, Ind, School tie.
Upton, Ind, Improvement Bond 6a.
October 18th.
Greenfield, Ind, Municipal o.. Series 1.
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The shipments from Augusta to-day were 2,7S5
bales, Memphis 687. st. Louis 1923, Cincinnati
A5G ard Houston 1880. Port receipts to-day were
90. lOe bales, against ~ 1909 last week and 80, oSl
last year; total for tho week Sl2.o 3p, against i07,-
col last week and 270. s5s last year. The weekly In
teior receipts We're 255.511 bales. against 1gI, o4A
last week and l74,254 last year: shipments 10000
year; stocks $50. 1875. against III. ADJ last week
and 10s.e27 last year. Houston receipts for
tomorrow are estimated at IL 900 to II, 500 bales,
against 1885 last week and L., 2O6 last year.
New Orleans expects $500 to 1900. against 7,748
last week and 4,os7 last year. The Signal Service
predicts rain tonight and Saturday in Tennessee,
North and South Carolina. Alabama, Mississippi,
Louisiana, Arkansas and western Florida, and gener-
ally fair weather in western Texas, Oklahoma and
Indian Territory. For eastern Florida, showers to-
night and Saturday, and for eastern Texas. partly
trems east and on the Gull; The rainfall for, the
ViiGkshurg, Miss; ! .o2 At Cairo. TeIt l.ao at Mem
La; 1870 at WRynrsboro City, Ark; 2 80 at Monroe,
La; $50 at Brinkly, Ark 100 at Forest City. Ark.
2.52 at Warren. Ark; 80 at Savannah, Ga. q trace
at Atlanta, Ga; oil 81 Jacksonville, Fla; q trace at
Jupiter. Flat 90 At Montgomery. La; .O4 at Chat
tAnooRA. Tenn; Q trace at Knoxville, Tenn; as at
Little Rock, Ark; aga at New Orleans, La.i .o4 at
Palestine, Tex; .06 at Galveston, Tex; some ct
Houston, Tex. and some at New Albany, Miss. New
Orleans. Augusta and Galveston were unchanged on
the spot, Futures at New Orleans declined 4 points,
recovered Il and advanced l point, but reacted and
points, but recovered the loss and advanced i to 2
points. then receded and closed barely steady, With
prices 1 TO 2 points lower for the day. The future
trading WAS a. follows:
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Court Calendars This Day.

supreme court-speeiAl Term Part n.-Court
opens at 1880 II. Ex.pArte matters.
gurrogAte'A Court-ChAmbers.-For probate-WM
OF Angelica Ritter, 1880 A. NJ.
City O~ourt-SpeciAl T~eHm.-Oourt opens A 10
\ Notions ~ 1880 A. ".
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finnnrtal.
10 THE s-TOcKHoLDERs
The National Linseed
Oil Company.

The undersigned have been requested by holders
Of siArgo amount Of stock. and also by creditors Of
the above named Company. to act as = Committee
TO undertake the reorganization Of its properties and
10 effect = proper adjustment Of It's financial AFFAIRS.
In order to secure concert Of action among the stock
holders an agreement has been deposited with the
Central Trust Company of New York. % Wall Street.
New York City, under the terms and conditions Of
which holders OF stock arc requested to deposit with
the Central Trust Company of New York their
certificates, Endorsed in blank. on or before October
1. 1898.
Trust Company negotiable receipts will DO issued
for stock deposited.
Copies of the agreement may be obtained at the
once of the Trust Company or from any member Of
the COMMITTEES.
FREDERIC p. OLCOTT, !
SAMUEL THOMAS, o'0o'
HENRY w. POOR, .
ADRIAN Il. joL1NE. Counsel.
M N. WALLACE, Secretary,
A % Wall Street. New York.
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RAILROAD AND OTHER SHARES.
= 0pen- High Lou GLAZING
Sales. ing. sst. est. Bid. AsEsa.
u 30 AdsEI,ll6 l16 liza ll3 ll7
oosso Am sR. l2 1904 l7 ll7Nll7H
2oeS AmsRplOoh loeH 10Y lo6N lo7H
1t1OAmsM. lgk lPA llA l1H llN
1Asb AmsMD so 80 aga 92N a3A
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THE pE2 1 n 4 G0BfSE I 4f aouE y g. ES
N. w. HARRIS & COMPANY.

PAYABLE AT Il BANKING HOUSE OF
N. w. HARRIS & COMPANY,
OCTOBER IST, 1893,
Anaoortes, Wash, School District, No. 1e.
Centreville. Ia, Independent School District.
Shehalis County. wash. school District No. 20.
Coos County. Ore, School District No. II,
Cowlitz County, WASH. School Digtrict No. 90.
Creston, Ia, Independent School District.
Dawson County, 80. OAK, Refunding.
Dayton, Ia, Water Works.
Decatur. iii, Reminding.
Forreston, ILL.,, Water Works.
Fort Dodge, Ia. RefundinR Bond, 1895.
Galveston. Tex, General Indebtedness. Funding.
King County, Wash., School District No. 30.
Knoxville. Tenn. Public Improvement: MaFksJ
Schoolhouse.
Leo County, Ia, Reminding. .
Lewis County. wash, School Distrio. No. 10 OINs
Mason oity, Ill, Water Works.
Menominee, Mich. Refunding.
Monmouth n; RefpndinS wster.
sandwich, Ill, Electric LRht.
Spring Valley, ILL.,. Water Works.
williamsburg. Ia, Water Works.
York, Neb., school District No. II. Rounding.
Sd, 1898.
Fergus Falls, Mimi, IndependentSohoo District n0S
funding.
No. 1 auburn School building.
OCTOBER nth, 1898.
OCTOBER 18th, 1895.
Bethany, Mo-, Water Works.
Westport. Mo-. School District RefundinG.
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THE GALLATIN NATIONAL BANK
OF THE CITY OF NEW YORK.
The 1920 Consecutive SEMI
Annual Dividend.
New York, September 40, 1898.
The Directors of this Bank have this day declares
. dividend of FIVE e CENT. and an extra divis
dend of n L N free of tax. payable on aud
after October g proximo. The transfer books viii
remain closed until that date.
SAMUEL W~ooLvERToN. Cashier.
nELAwARE, LACKAwANNA& wEsTERNR q. co,
IL New York, Sept. 80, 184B.-A dividend of OND
AND THREE-QUARTERs PER CENT. upon the capt.
tai stock OF this company will be paid October 20.
Transfer books will close at IL o'clock October q
f h. GIBBENs.
TraaRuref.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1898-10-01

TOLEDO HALLWAY CO..
The interest due October SPt her LIST; 4s9s on the Fra TE.s
lumbus and Hooking Valley Railroad Company will
be paid on and after that date upon presentation Of
the bonds at the office of j. =. Morgan Il Co., 20 Wall
Street. New York. for stamping the interest payment
thereon. N. M~OSSARRAT Receiver.
MISSOURI, KANSAS & TEXAS RY. co..
46 Wall St.. New York, Sept. 20, 1898.
The Coupons of THE MISSOURI, KANSAS B
EASTERN RAILWAY COMPANY maturing Oct. l.
1898. will be paid upon presentation ut this ONCE Oh
and after that date.