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The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1899-09-24
THE WEATHER TODAY.

For North Carolina: Fair Sunday and
Monday; fresh north to east winds.
Local forecast for Raleigh and vicin-
ity: Sunday, fair and warmer.
Local data for Raleigh yesterday:
Maximum temperature, rs; minimum
temperature, 80; mean temperature, "a;
total rainfall, 600.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1899-09-24
TIE BAPTIST FEMALE UNIVERSITY,
OF NORTH CAROLINA, AT RALEIGH.

Owned psts of the State Young ladies so OF
September
building possibly the most beautiful and synmeca
conyenences ventilation known clos
each floor
TEEN colleges and universities OF TINS
physicians Board De
served Conrs
B. and A M degrees conferred
Board furnished light literary tuition $l6ooo Music
like thorough business COURSE
Music and ouion prospectus address
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The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1899-09-24
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THE ACTIVITIES OF AUTUMN.

They are be found every section Of the They
caused by the big showing of Fall and Winter Merchandise Fresh
ness Brightness warmth and color greet you every side There
are no words the English language interesting the buying
public especially the threshold of season. NEW GOODS
This store filled with goods the result Of months Of anxious
thought and research Not only goods new but they s
dence and they're all Justly priced Thus begin the autumn
that closes century.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1899-09-24

Beginning with October 1st Charles II
Perry, senior substitute mail carrier, viii
be made a permanent carrier. This Is
the recent order giving the Raleigh post,
office another carrier. =. 49,,
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1899-09-24

Stephen Holloway, colored, got his
hand crushed in a came mill near Raleigh
Anlputation was necessary, and the OPP
Grafton was performed.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1899-09-24

The Book Club will meet with Miss
Jane FL. Andrews, Tuesday afternoon
at 4:30 o'clock. This is an important
meeting and it is hoped that every mem
Der will be present.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1899-09-24

The kindergarten at st. Mary's will
open on Tuesday morning at 10 O'Clock
The omnibus will call for the children
as usual
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1899-09-24
S the century.
The New Dress Goods.

We've had the best of the worlds
products to pick from. We think we've
made just those selections that will
please our public, if styles, variety, new
ness and price reasonableness count.
Venetian and French Broad Cloths
in Prune, Plum, Automobile,
Castor and leading Autumn
Shades. English Homespuns,
Galashield Plaids, and Scotch
Frise-all 56-inch wide. ....... 81 90
Whip Cords, Poplins, French
serges, Covert, Homcspuns-a
wide range soC'
Ladies Cloth. Plaid Suitings,
Granite, Herringbone Cheviot
Pebble and Blanket Weaves. 5Oc.
Ottoman Reps, Brocades, Silk
Mixtures, Fancy Novelties, Ser
ges and Cheyiots ............. 3Sc'
French mapped F'lannels, GYPSY
Cloths, Eiderdown and greatest
variety of Dress Plaids ....... zoe
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1899-09-24

The Royal & Borden Furniture Com
pany will give one of their Royal Elias
tic Felt Mattresses" as premium fol-
the best pound cake, iced, premium No
lilo, Department e. Ladies living out
side of the city can send their cakes
care J. S. Wynne. Director, Raleigh
N. G.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1899-09-24

The services at the Catholic church
will begin ait 80 instead of at s to-
night The pastor, Father Griffin, will
preside.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1899-09-24
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The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1899-09-24
A Season of Silks.

Gown silks, waist silks, silks for
mings, perfect collection. All
warm glowing autumn tints. We II
YOU to a first view of the new weav
Graduated Silk Corded Satin
Stripe and Plaid Taffetas. y
All new shades solid color Taft
fetas. Crystal Cords and Fancy
Stripes and Plain Satins-new
shades -. ..............
Printed India Silks-Brocaded-
Fancy Plaid and Stripe Silks.
All Staple Grades in Black.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1899-09-24
The Black Crepons.

The Black Crepons.
First in rank as a fashion favorite,
the dressiest, most durable and in every
way most economical fabric ever evolv-
ed for handsome gowns.
English Blister Crepons-Silk and
Wool-Special-U nmatchable ..$1.OO
Mohair Oak Leaf Pattern-Crepe
Ground $3.50
French Souffle Crepons-Blistered
on Repp Surface .............$1.75
Silk overcast Blubber-large
cordS. 9G.OU
Big Silk Blister-very effective. So so
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1899-09-24
Fall and Winter Underwear.

Fall and Winter Underwear.
Shorter days, cooler nights and morn
ings-these hint at a change from the
thin underwear to the warmer sorts. To
start the season with vigor we offer the
following specials:
Ladies' all wood Norfolk and New
Brunswick Ribbed Vest and
pants in white and silver grey. 90
Ladies Standard Non-Shrinking
Excelsior Ribbed Pants and
Vest .................... soc
Best Childrens' Fleeced lined ribbed
underwear and Flat goods-in
all ages-rise 212c each-size
2S M....... csc
Keith's Custom Made" Shoes.
This famous make of fine shoes inn
prove with each season. The popular
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1899-09-24

Cotton is coming in fast now. Many
bales were on the market today and i
was of unusually good quality.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1899-09-24
CITY ITEMS.

CASTOR Andrews, a United States pris
oner, was released from jail ON bond yes
terday.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1899-09-24

price $500 makes friends for this brand,
and adds shoe customers to this store
every day. The new Walk Over Shoes
are soc. higher
Box Calf Balls, Student Tip. $3.50
Enamel Calf Balls, Pennsy Tip. $3. SO
Storm Calf Bals-Student Tip. So. SO
Wei Kid Heavy Soles-Manhattan
Tip .................. S3.oo
Millinery Department is in full blast.
The Trimmers are all here and busy as
bees. Orders are crowding them with
night work already.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1899-09-24

William G. Hill Lodge No. 21S, A
f. and A. NJ, will meet in regular com
munication Monday evening at 7:30 7
N.
The Holly chieftain., 1899-04-28

LOCdl dllU L crSOQaI.
See White for alfalfa seed.
The measles are still prevalent.
Henry Koen was in town Monday.
Wall paper at the Holly Pharmacy
See White for sacked corn and corn
chop.
Dr.. Boees came ups from Coolidge
this morning.
Sheriff Mckenzie WAS shaking hands
with his Holly friends Tuesday.
Robt King has employed a black.
smith In order to keep up with his
work.
The colony received a new grader on
Tuesday, to use for making laterals
and leveling their lands.
The infant child Of Mr. and Mrs.
Theo. Baxter which has been quite
sick for some time, is about well.
VIM. Simpson has built refrigera-
tor In his butcher shop in which he
will keep fresh meats during the sum-
mer.
Mesdames Noble and Seace, of Cool
idge, were trading in Holly Saturday
and made the Chieftain ofice a pleas
ant call.
Lew Rainey has been working on
the skim house this week. The build
ing Is being rapidly put in shape to
receive the machinery.
1t makes no difference how bad the
wound II you use De Wits Witch
Hazel Salve; it will quickly heal and
leave no scar.
IKsLhAs Bsos.
Jim Bryce appeared TO be under the
weather yesterday. When asked as
to the cause he said me hadn't traded
horses for nearly a whole week.
The child Of Mr. and Mrs. G, s.
French which has been so seriously
sick Of pneumonia is, we are glad to
state, rapidly improving and it is
thought to be out Of danger.
Dry Goods, Spring Attractions. No
goods excel in brightness our Spring
stock. Sure to have your ap-
proval. Call and see us.
G. L. Mcpherson.
If your watch, clock, or Jewel
~ needs repairing send it to Apple.
gate At Lamar aud yet first class
Job done. All work guaranteed.
II some one would bring load of
good sized cotton wood trees to Holly
they would find D ready sale. 1t is
impossible to get anything in the
shape Of shade tree and that is what
everybody wants. y
VIM. McGlashcn, a pioneer Of Gree
ley county Kansas, was here several
days this week looking up location.
Mr.. McGlashen will bring with him
several head Of milch cows and will
patronize the skimming station.
Don't forget to attend the annual
school election next Monday. Those
who wish to become candidates
for the office of either president
or secretary should file their applica-
tions with the board before that date
Some Of the results Of neglected dys
peptic conditions Of the stomach are
cancer, consumption, heart disease
and epilepsy. Kodol Dyspepsia Cure
prevents all this by eAecting q quick
cure in all cases Of dyspepsia.
lxsLNAx BRNs.
The farmer who can raise few hum
dred bushels Of potatoes to sell this
year will make big thing. Potatoes
are now retailing at s2.2s per cwt. and
hundreds Of dollars Of the peoples
money are being sent out for this nee
essary article of diet.
In an advertisement Of a fire sale at
Tribune for Saturday May 6, by VIM.
Dodson, A. L. johnson the celebrated
auctioneer of Holly is named as the
person who will conduct the sale.
Those people know the value of Mr..
Johnsons' services in that line.
Many Of the parents attended the
closing exercises Of the primary school
last Friday afternoon. The children
show great improvement In all their
branches Of study. Arbor day was
The Holly chieftain., 1899-04-28
pRo0sj
The Holly LltSrasy sclsty
For Satusd1t EyealnG.
April ~. 1885,

6eiectSon. ................ssO g E<,1
Recitation. MIS- LAuss 1GIInnoBg
Violin Solo. ........-......C =. Wocd
Dsbate; "Rssolved. t,aAt fnseosisa
arc beneficial % Helly. Aasn-
ative-J. \ Murphy; Nesativs
Il J. Hollister.
Army Bugie Calls. =. ". Ikslman
Duet, -. Ivy Millineer. CA. Wood
Reading. ..............M .Mrs. Z. y. Geo
selection. ................. OFchegtTn
Judges Decisiou.
PRoaRAA YoR NAY q.
Selection. ..................Of OfchestFs.
War Talk. "A. Z. johnson.
Song. .Zella Wood.
Speciality Jno Simpson, J. B. Harden.
Reading. g............J. s. McMurtIy.
song. g..................H HoDert Weikof.
Talk on Wall Street. W. n. Wiley.
Duet. ................... .Orchestre.
The Holly chieftain., 1899-04-28

Reading. g............J. s. McMurtIy.
Song. Robert Walker.
Talk on Wall Street.. ". n. Wiley.
See White for genuine New Orleans
molasses.
Mrs. c. L. McPherson returned
from Pueblo Yesterday.
Mrs. D. A. Tilton, Of Greeley county,
Kansas, is visiting her daughter,
Mrs. B. Mannheim.
Fred Cores and familylhave moved
into the Hopkins residence which 10
now owned by s. F. White.
See White for ladies tailor made
suits and cambric and ladies muslin
underwear and nightgowns.
Mr.. and Mrs. Olof Engstrom are
rejoicing over the arrival Of . fine
girl at their home yesterday.
S. w. Perkins and family left Monday
afternoon overland for Colorado
Springs where they will spend the
summer.
The Misses Millinger are planting
various kinds Of flowers, shrubs and
everRreens on the grounds about the
Holly hotel.
The Elocutionary Contest at Cool
idge next Thursday night promises to
be one Of the most entertaining affairs
Of the year.
Loey Anderson has completed his
house and barn on his farm west Of
town and is preparing ground for u.
falfa and other crops.
Owing to the reception given Mr.. and
Mrs. Paul Morton and party, there
was no literary last Saturday evening
and 30 that program will be rendered
tomorrow night.
Bottomly, the artistic photographer
will be in Coolidge May /, 2, 3 and 1,
and in Holly Friday and Saturday
May Sand g. II you have any pictures
to enlarge Of any kind bring them
with you. Come smiling and don't
forget the baby.
J. D. Bridge, editor and proprietor
of the Democrat, Lancaster, N. H.,
says: II would not be without Ono
Minute Cough Cure for my boy, when
troubled with cough or cold. It n
the best remedy for Group ever used"
IKsLMAM Bnoe.
AS Rev. Rice could not be present
at his appointment on last Sabbath
evening, prayer and testimony meet.
ing was substituted and was led by
the pious Mrs. Wilson, OF the Ranch
House. The meeting seemed to BE-
more impressive than any held for
some time.
VIM. Simpson has moved . building
to his lot south Of the Chieftain ofiee
which makes quite an improvement
to our side Of the street. This build.
ing will be occupied by gentleman
from Fowler. whose name We did not
learn, who will put in large stock OF
harness, saddles, etc.
The school meeting last SATURDAY.
was attended by seventeen voters. in.
Guiding one lady. After considerable
discussion 1t was unanimously decided
to erect brick or stone building after
the plan Of the Tribune, Kansas.
school building which is two-story
brick 47x53 feet in dimensions. Bids
for the building will be advertised for
as soon as the board secures specifica-
tions.
AZ the season Of the year when pbeu
monis. Ia grippe. sore throst. coughs.
colds. catarrh. bronchitis and lung
troubles are to be guarded aestnst. no.
thing "is fsne substitute" viii . an.
swer the purpose. or IL "just a. good.
- One Minute Cough Cure. That is
the ono infallibls remedy for ali luns.
throat or bronchial troubles iusist vis.
orously upon having il u .somsthin,
else" 10 offered you.
IEEaeAx HneA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-08-05

Hdsskenssck per 100 7ocasi IS; do Monmouth County
gsoc other Jersey i0Q60c; lima beans southern Pc
az per half bb 81 1889; do nat per su,h basket,
pfl5c; do Haekeasack Potato, per bag. 81 IoGs2; DO
s9ah jersey hst per bag Iscasi peppers. Jersey per
fancy per bag 81 so; do TO good 7aeasl 25 strns
Jersey and Long Island per bag I5c squash per
Dbl ipuV}c; tomatoes. Monmouth County Acme, per boz
eoasoc other Monm County. 300 o, do South Jersey
Acme. boX. 6O9 75c Do Grant 30a4oc; do Baltimore
and Washington peach basket 3o935c. turnps Jersey
Russia per Dbl. coo Toe
HAY AND sTRAW.-HAY-Pre to-day ruled steady
and there - demand. Considerable time
was lost The search for prlm. hay but the strong quo
tations for that article turned. usual number OF
suyers to the snowy grades Of No choee No is nra
NJ the extreme price and fractional advances
nnder The present moderate nun Of re'ept: Go9-s.ed
invoices Of new hav begin TO come forward: ne
most desirable r quality shows from Michigan and ono
u Is noted IN the trade that hay has rarely opened
as closely 10 old hay prices they have this season
THIS il regarded sooG send Of for the new crop
We quote; Old Hsy-Prime. large bales. per lW 70
s7izq@Nc: No 10. SOCls5c: No 2 do ToaISc No } do
H2laqG2i2c small bales 2l7c under above rates
STRAW-Moderats receipts help n sustain prcrs re re-
H. +0d'lc some parcels " have sold within 'he
range. Receipts Of hay and straw, In tons reported
me Produce Exchange n noon odny; tucson NV.
Railroad. 80. Erie, 800 Delaware. Lacka~anna tnd
western. 90 West shore. ST.; leheh valley 40; canal
boats. $50; total 1.oSO tons. Receipts OF straw; BY
river. 60 by rail 81. total % tons.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-08-05

hcdns FOR az 5,n asTs'' for grain
and strong and , sasys Angus, load
h1s qIass .sa ): 6dSs sr!' 9ssg .n IL
the dea timber and other trade. rso wsr. 3Ad
EHaon aEa ei.ss0u 80 Bs.to ~ ~ HsmSms 20
ptsmnss Ro,Ssram Toe: Amssteraam 10. cotton to
Ly.yoo per 100 n iS nominal Lond on, og MI. ntsre,
manifested the OF either buyers or auiet and
eiaS .tssd Both n!eed oil and snnd Pe,eenHp s mere
stead Vim W 'a ana ~ ,, g. 90 fhiladSiphla hbis
$ IS sn in sg@ s. q hnes 30 cao- s. ~ o prime
SUMNER 5Tas T.w P 2s, qg7c IN .umer yellow
yeIow aoas2c iinsced american raw. ae@t9c American
'fa at crfS' ai lis 2SG f aFe so,,ay
hr9er in the West and in synpaine'c ~ M; marked
and TaTkst at hs point Y els ssSse ?-s family s
esi2 sSa clear l S.Ii' .5 a ssas
saaas2s $50 g SIRE quoted T1cS95
eT l2 S. lies . igS n %S Es smoking a
.bnt 10 rs II fr6 SnSed nj e. Tcked hams dull quoted
e. i%%goSc Western nominal Low
c gT" 40 cS SS y'esR' quoted at
iSG ci Lara m 9no5ea at SG n rss
kegs e c2mqqnd .lfad p9e1 o,s cnY city lard
draws toward close WIN , i5s q DffJ
uch themselves BOUGHT sparins The G 6% fsr
80
2t@4sc fair 70 gooi 1's0%.c P'me 10 o"'.i. as,.c
Gao: mead. 7d7isc: Patna. i*65i1c: Japan 't"''''
Java 4tnGgc: Rangoon IN bond 212'1r. ,.o,,h
SUGAR Refined exhibited pronounced -.
throughout with good general demand from al. raeJ
Owing very heavy ovsrsales. causing 'N"np'
delay in shipment. the trust Withdrew grade y" .
temporarily ami revised the list ~ grsnS On
which concessions 81 l!eP.c have heretofore pe a.
lowed. Quotations follow: Dominos. 3.c; cut loAi' -.
crushed O. cuhes powdered and cosrse d anc
granuIsed 3sc coars. s-anulated and Extra me s
lated, $50: corfectioners rranuiat' jtc No ca,.'
n bags. N cartons ami n hlcs II hnc giAnua''
. MA fe-fIo \ -
5isc; !. ,. 40 :. 4otc; y" =" -; - y.
Islc: :. 4sc: No S.HDc: NJ 3. iesc: n" y"
No II, ~: Nos ~ and H. safe N's II, 10 ara y"
This week summar, Il the statistical pos r. AZ ha"
by Wlett & Gray. St~ks In The Inlt'l - :
anl together 2al. 26j against 3l>' -
ITG s62 stocks IN Europe '''l'.'o'
tons against 1124OoO and 1.SIltN ar yt"I'
Total socks n Europe and America. li"'Zoo N ~.
against i42 OH lat week and 1850 last year az
ZANE dates and 1.ei4.23l at oven date o. july
The deficiency ~ stock Is no" -" 80 .'.'.
against deficiency Of pa $40 last week and den
OF iO2 81 December - lsIS. Raw sugar was qua.
strong Rcnn-rs IN the market for ulItin..',
amounts on the basis - H. FOR ~ test cNnfl,
A. for ~ musrovado and 3'tc for ~ fst m'asse
sugar but found the IDEAS Of importers i"q =, 49,
Gables ~ decidedly hulifn 'u..,
Cane sugar the English market was st"ady. WIN
offerings light. Java quoted At Us I'd ana d' ~ -,
at lis I'd sugar firm 81 an advan'o ol, 81,
lis delivery and los e'.d for sep''n'p'r ="
livery.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-08-05
WEST SFiORE.R.R,

Trains leave frsnIin st. station ~ /" " ''"'"
A. DAB 4 ~ paly. 70, Cornwall N'wSurss, kns" sn5
.n,skili Mountain points Via KINGSTON -, ....
n It,I5 A 81 Nv. AID ST. ii IS A. M DAILY exSsps
".srndsv for Cranston's. West Point. kneston' NV
p-i,, ak.s Mnhenk and Minnewaska. Cata<iI NOUN
Albany and Lake George
,1..1S' y CONTINENTAL LIMITED pahy. -"
Albany syracuse. Rochester Bniao, Nisfs ns, al. ca.
e. loo T. ~ Daily. except sunday. for Lakes NGn9sh
~ and Winnewaska CasklI Mountain points via Ming
ps"na IN r n Daily except Sunday. for Kingston.
II go" Wohonk and MinnewasSa. Catskil Mountains
Safskiu. Albany, and Saratoga a..
D.an.,on,s West Point CORNWALL. Newbursh. ana IN
tsrmsd'sss si naiiy except Sunday for Albany ana
Montreal, Nv .ca 81 sis p NJ Daily. for Utica.
syracuse, Rochester Buffalo. Niagara EaIs' TORONTO.
petrolt cleveland. Chicago, and St Louis. $780,.
500 r. NJ Dailv except sunday, Tor .t,ea- syrscos~
'Pochester Buffalo. Niagara Falls, ana toronto,
v,I5 p ~ Daily. for Albany Utica syracuse Eoensaess
Buffalo. Niagara taiIs lof'"''' "e"0'' SS
,hicagO. and ST. Louis $500. . o,s ~
a. except sunday. D. io:5 A. NJ, i2S y;
4 n except Sunday. n. ii':o A. " c. 100 r. NJ
Time table II principal hotel. ard cnfc.. B,sssss
"a Residence nv Wes'cofts rxpreSS
G. r LAMBERT. General Passenger Agent " L
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-08-05
EXPORTS TO DAY.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

New York August 4, lSS9.
COFFEE-The various phases OF to-day's market for
coffee futures Of a decidedly cheerful turn.
Speculation brenched in unexpected ana prices
advanced rapidly. The bulsh influences at work in
cluded cables from all quarters. better underone
the spot department encouraging readlustmen OF
statistical and evidences OF awakening interest
the part OF the investment public The opening was
STEADY advance Of points these prices being about
low level for tbs day. The appearance Of goody NUM-
Der buying orders from outside notably Wall
Street and Euope, led quite scramble Of frightened
shorts This demand had iu.mediate effect
upon prices. which jumped 10 points before
bfeathng spell Trading quite active all
DAY operations spread from the current month 10
the July position in 1900. Inermnged with outright
sales were exchanges the deliveries for con
t-act, in the bull interest
happy mood throughout the session and xerted every effort
10 accelerate the upward movement OF values ~ the
close market steady in tone. with prices net
10 10 points higher Total sales Of futures aggregated
IL $50 bags. against 800 yesterdsy In the street
market for coffee buyers less arbitrary in ther
ideas and purchases freely Al the eose Gds Were
the OF 5Sc for invoice lots and 6c FOR 1o0mng
parcels While asking were sc higher The WORLDS
yshle supply all kinds OF coffee on August was
officially buered 6769o43 bags this being an increase
the figures July OF 500 $50 bags The stock OF
c,Nee a. Havre this is l5S5,0p bags. including
0lo GOO BRAZILIAN against $4,000 and lu2sWp bags
resnectivey last Friday. The steamer Wordsworth
cIssred Rio Yesterday this country with $3.50" bags
The range prices in the local market to-day
was follows w..
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-08-05
60 u1hom 1T tilan Concern.
VAMES EKINtiS-MARTHA Ann TEL


JAMES EEKINtfS-MARTHA ANN TER
RABERRY.- Pursuant to an Order Of the Chsncery
Division Of the High Court ~ Justice made In re James
Seedlings deceased Seskngs y. SrcklngS. 1898. > 3S
all PERSONS claiming be entitled by virtue Of or accord
ing the Distribution Of lntesates Estates TO
the Estate above named James Seekngs date OF
Brownvlle Plckns county. Chckasaw Nation, indian
T.rrttorv United states Of America who died the
lith February 1857 living at the time Of his death or
"a be the legal personal representatives, Of such 81 the
said persons or next ~ kin now dead are by
their solicitors on before the 18th october. 1899 TO
come i'm and prove their claims tho Chambers Of Mr..
Justice Royal Courts ~ Justice Strand London
England In default thereof they Will be peremptoriy
excluded from the benefit Of the said order
Tuesday the 3st October 1899 at 1870 o'clock IN me
afternoon az the said Chambers is appointed for hearing
and adjudicatlng upon the claims. 1900
Note-The said James Seedlings was a son Of Villa m
seekinRs Of SonefArry Kingston upon Hull, Eng
land deceased and IL alleged 10 have married Martha
Ann Terraberry in Buffalo. I'm the United states OF
America on the 2lst August. 1881
Dated this l3h day OF July. 1890 - ,.
BURTON. YEATES HART.
% Surrey Street Victoria Emhankment London
Agents FOR Wells C;ething & STANLEY.
Of Hull Solicitors for the Plaintiff.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-08-05
ERIE RAILROAD.

r,royh trains leave York, foot OF Champers-Sss
a, follows and Ave minutes earlier from West ISds.;
n,N A. M,-Ves,ibuled Express daily for Bngnamtoh.
WSvsrly Elmira Buffalo Bradford, jamestown Arf's
buffalo 3 p. NJ Psrlor ear 10 Buffalo ,...,..
fl.Ia A.. M.-Daily. except SUNDAYS, 20 fhsnafi,.us
oWcso Waveriy ElmIra and Delaware Valley pointe
6aiv TO Port Jsrvis and Montcel,os Pullman Parior
Car. -. A.u,, soi,A
,r.,r Eor chicago Arrives c1eyisnd $40 A. NJ Chicago.
p. 81 slsspers to Chicago Cleveland and Cincinnau
y 40 p M.-Bunalo and Cleveland Vestbuied Express
asil~ Arrives at buffalo rs A. NJ Bradford 20 A. 81.
jamestown ZOO 4. NJ. Youngstown 1877 A. ~, Cleve-
land 1870 p NJ sleepers 10 Buffalo and Cleveland Ca
O,iS p M-Dafly solid train for Bnghamton. wayeriy,
Elmira and Chicago seepers TO Buffalo. Chicago ans
ytSffKp.Ts LOCAL. TIME CARDS AND PULLMAN Ac-
| COMMoDATIONS at III. 13. 21i, 40i and e51 Broad~
way i27 Bowery. 155 Easr I25ths and 28 West lIosns
West c?d 81. ferries. New-fork; 500
and seo Fuiton-s os Broadway Brooklyn: 22 RIysrs.:
Jioboken and Jersey city Station. New-foTk Trsnslsr
Co calls for and checks baggage from hotels and resi-
den