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RECORDED MORTGAGES.

Macarthur. Jane 10 Dollar Savings Bank, l6oth-
st, s q, 100 II W Of Unlon-ave, l year; .....''
Robertson. Donald. and Alexander oranS .
Amelia A Fassitt. Morris-ave e corner iois'
Seymour. Charles II and Henry T. 70 the Law
yers' Title Insurance Company. llotn-H,
100 n OF Amsterdam ave, years. =; =
Troman Annie E, to Annie Baker and anothef
No 3i2 West S7th-st years. .....,".,,
BrinIey Cusollne 10 Emanuel Helner hnd Moses
J Wolf, No % East 20th-st. year. r....'''''''
Same same. same property; year. 20, T.
Marx Isaac and Gerard. to the Mutual Lie In
surance Company, No $50 8th-st. years
Aronson Samuel TO the Irving Savings lnstltu
ton No 362 10 368 Broome-st. instaiments'
HeiIner. Emanuel TO Louisa Minturn. 2oth-s'
s. 435 It OF 4th-aye years, ~. mutual
Life Insurance Company No 30 oth-a'e'
year ...............
Leopold Louis 90 the Mutual tife insurahce
Company, Nev-York, Nos 6S8 and osS LeHihs
HIlIe otto ana Julia, to the Bowery savings
Bank No 446 East S4th-st, years, ...''.'.'
Butler Jacob D. 10 Joseph Il Silk. l4oth-st, n s.
100 n " OF Annsterdam-ave. ! year. ....'''.,.
Bellcbamber., Robert T. TO William ] Gilmartn,
No 223 West l05th-st, years. ........,'..
Bellchambers Robert T, to Central Trust Com.
pany trustee. etc 1O0th-st, r. 2oo II OF
Amsterdam years ',.''., 1 -,
Felnberg Barnett. and Harris Friedman to the
Equitable Life Assurance Society. llth-st, q y
329G II n OF 2d-ave. II year........
Perlman David. and Abraham Ronginsky 70
Henry Meyer. No 2t4 to 2is C1nton-st y year
clety 1l5th-st = 8, 2T5 n OF 3d-ave, years
Schneider, William. TO New-York Life Insurance
Company 1l5th-st. $. lI5 and 2OO III W OF
Lenox-ave. mortgages, 3 years 80.
field and another. 3d-st, 8, lf7's IT W OF
Avenue c. 1 year. .....,
Osborne Dora and James L. to Henry NJ Denton.
Ansteriam-aye. 8 e corner ''th-s'' def'ahd' -
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FURNISHED 6onsss 60 Get.
eEnTLEMAKS RESIDENCE, Furnished, To Rent

weil-known banker who desires 10 go abroad for a
year two. wishes to rent his residence to desirable
party House practically new. American basement 20
foot front stnaed Riverside Drive In refined and
quiet street with beautiful view OF river Furnished In
exquisite gtye with and electric light and must be
seen 70 be appreciated. Price, $500 month As real
or apply SCHUYLER, y67 Boulevard and West End ave
Junction. New York.
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WISCONSIN CENTRAL COMPANY MP WIS
StGTVIruS, ,(I.RTIFICATES.

(EIVEVS' CERTIFICATEs. -, ,,..,....,
70 the holders OF 0OOO0 Joint and several Hereivers
Certificates issued under the Court oiuers o' N0'e '
1894 ,- 4. a.. ,.d.rs,gr.a ~, Henry
" ahi,cnsnh and Howard Morris Receivers OF the Nls-
onsn Central Company and the Wisconsin Central f'oio
s ,r,nsnv thai they elected pursuent 10 the
.s ~ the orders Of the United States Circuit Court
certificates made November To- lsse. 10
ex,enos saS az 600 Joint and several certificates
20 on the third day Of july 1870 at ,he Of
O. - ,he ndersigned the terms or SAID orders IN
ce vi r sad certificates Indebtedness will cease on
that day. oo
DATED 'ene enr, :rf.s m Trust COMPANY OF NEW YORK,
ONilhp "i" Nv H. L. THORNELL, Secretary
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LONDON BRANCH,

ss LOMBARD STHEET. z. Q.
BUYS and sells exchange on the principal
e,t,e, OF the world. collects dividends and cou-
pons without charge. issues travellers and com
uerc,si letters Of credit. receives and pays
interest on deposits subject to cheque at sight
or on notice, lends money on collsterals denis 10
American and other investment securities. and
offers its services as correspondent and financial
agent 10 corporations bankers. and merchants.
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TO THE HOLDERS OF THE
STOCKS AND BONDS
OF THE
Kansas CITY. Pittsburg & Gulf R. r. Co.


Further deposits Of stocks and bonds named will
be received by The Mercantile Trust Company OF the
City OF New York until further notice under agree
ment copies which be obtained at the ONCE "
the Trust Company.
Securities may withdrawn by on-assenng depos-
tors the Plan REIMBURSEMENT shall not prove to Be
satisfactory to them.
An equal TO the interest maturing April Isl
1889 will be advanced TO depostng bondholders
Committee is OF the opinion that no Intelligent
Plan Readjustment be formulated until physical
showing the needs Of the property, and an
examination O. the shall been completed
The such examinations will form proper basis
for plan Until the recent changes in the personnel OF
this Committee and Receivership. satisfactory arrange
Inents could not made such examinations. At the
request Of and conjunction with the representatives
Of Amsterdam bondholders accountants have
expert been appointed for the physical
animation The plan will be formulated these
examinations shall have been completed.
Negotiable receipts will be issued by The Mercantile
Trust Company. and application for their listing the
New York Stock Exchange will be made In due
ERNST THALMANN. Chairman.
LOUIS FITZGERALD,
u. II. HARTMAN,
j. LOWBER WELSH,
JAMES sTILLMAN,
GEORGE COPPELL,
W. l.. BULL,
w. r.. GLYN.
W. @. oULLIvER. Counsel.
ALVIN W. KREcH. Secretary. 100 Broadway.
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OF MINNESOTA.
rnrI1,L IS IIER ERN GIVEN 10 The nOlnCl

NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN 10 the holuerS
~ -, a.. s,x rer Cent Bonds Of the above Company,
dated June lst 1891 that the Atlantic Trust COMPANY an
ror the rovsons of the Deed Of Trust securing sald
f,a rcsiye NJ It's Offices No. 80 William stree,
IN The civ Of New York until July llh lsM oners ior
exceeding par and interest TO the date "f paynnt
II $4,000 in amount 0f sad no rv ~ he Trusse 10
redeem bv lot Bonds the amount nov 1lrrel III H0
cordance win the provisions of the leed ~ lust
ATLANTIC TRUST COMPANY, trustee '
1fa
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OrrIcE OF THE TERRITORIAL TREAS

~ uRER PHOENIX "a. To- May 10 dsss;0Ssi @o % al % fos
Tsr,,orai F,ndlnR Bonds There being slO2Soo0 IN the
REDEMPTION fund vn pay upon presen,anon t%nnolns %
tcnds ~ the Territory Arizona and accrued hteest
thereon numbering to TO- 10Th inciusNe uhgu co., Jan
-; iSt;o i TJIos ~ Pf,siBERToN. Territorial Treasurer
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NEW BUILDING PLANS.

franklin ave. g corner Oakland Place. for
two-story frame store 10XG0. and two three
story frame dwellings 16x623 Rachel Greer
No $50 Greene-ave. BROOKLYN. owner; F Il camp ,,e
No II Park Row, architect. ................ sloV
9Th ave e A. SIS II s OF 1i6th-st, for a one story
brick and iron stores. 23 3xs0; WALKER
No 234 West 1l6th-st. owner: Neville Baege a a
No 2f7 West l25th ST. architect. ..'''.'.'''. oo
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Gitp AoteIs.

.~eeoy>o~~~~~~~~~~~o~~~ ~cY~o~~~~~~N~~~~~~~~~~~
Cr. NICHOLAS Family Hotel washington Place -
- Joining Broadway Superior accommodations Europeau
snd American plans. Charges moderate
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bankers,
BANK OF ENGLAND.
CLYDESDALE BANK. Limited.
NATIONAL PROVINCIAL BANK OF
ENGLAND. Limited,
PARIS BANK. LIMITED.
Solicitors,
FRKSHFIELDS AND WILLIAMS.
London Committee,
ARTHUR JOHN FRASER, Chairman.
DONALD G. HALDEMAN.
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ONCE of the
O.. aw,Vr Am Gnag m

No broadway New YORK. June 7ih, ls03:
At regular meeting u the BOARD ., Dlrecto,s hrid t'
clared n, the Preferred stock payable July ls lS~ 70
Preferred Stockholders Of Record June 10Th. lHD
Transfer Books close June 18th 1879, and reorsn july
ist. 1920
Checks Will he mailed. - . .r,,,, ,r
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( CENTRAI. AND HUDSON RIVER RAIL
AMERICAN CAR & FOUNDRY co.

Preferred Capital stock Dividend NO.
AT n meeting of the Board ~ lnrsrtyr5 heil ms jay
was resolved dividend cf Ne on the WrieHen
canita stock Of the company be declared and fall on
stnrd,, Irv Isl 1899 al the once Of the Guaranty
Trust Company Of York. No e3 Cedar street New
ness on Saturday June 10Th 1880 Transfer books WI
close saturday June i0h. and reopen Monday July %
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A pVERTIsEMENTs ani subserpuons foT The TriSine .
rersy.d AZ their Uptown ONCE. No. l242 Broadway
"a door north Of sisi-si until o'clock m; advertise
.n,s received al the following branch ohees at regular
@ns ,stes until s o'clock D. M viz 254 shave. e.
90, 25d 81: 1852 6th-ave I2th-st Maeys sth-avs
- tIh 81 iI2 Columbus near West t5th-st loo
West 42d St. eth-ave e2 East tin 20 VAS sss
81 sye between 10th and 77th ats; l,O29 3daye-
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anburban Rral estate.

A dENcY Y-Nontciair real estate MI kinds sale and
a rent CLARENCE u TuB1s. beekman-s -sts ~ J..
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or TILE TERRITORIAL TREAS.

~ 1IRF,R PIIcENIX "a IT,, May lbth lso.,a ~ - ar Ior
Insane Asylum Bonds There beng ~ % ~
6en,no7 fnnd for that purpose VIII pay upon presenta
tion Insane Asylum Bonds Of the Ierrd'y 0 ona
numbers q TO 30 inclusive. Numbers 10 70 ~ in
ea6 rrtsrsst viii cease from after June H. lsss
rHoS W pEMplsRTON. Territorial Treasurer
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XxyANTED.-TIIE SERVICES OF AN ENER
w GETrc GENTLEMAN TO SELL REhAININo
~ .rrn .,,n DoING BUSINESS IN THIS CITY.
iNVFsTMENT PAYS i2R. ADDRESS K. BON ss
242 BROADWAY.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1899-05-11


STATE OF GEORGIA, CHATHAM
COUNTY.-sherin's Office, Savannah. Ga.
May 10th, 1S99.-Under and. by virtue of
a a. IA issued out of the City Court of
Lowndes county, in favor of The Citi-
zens Bank of Valdosta VS. A. c. Mcleod
and j. r. Young, the following described
personal property of the defendant. A. c.
Mcleod, has this day been levied upon
by Richard #. Higgins. deputy sheriff
Chatham county, Georgia:
Ten 00 shares Of the capital stock of
The Blount Turpentlne and Tool Com
pany having par value of one hundred
dollars, @lOO per share, A. c. Mcleod
appearing on the books of said The
Blount TurDentine and Tool Company. a
corporation, as the owner of said ten
shares. And 1 will offer the said personal
property OF the said A. c. Mcleod. defen-
dant, for sale at public outery before the
court house of Chatham county in the civ
OF Savannah, on the first Tuesday, IL be-
ing the sixth day Of June, 1899, during the
legal hours of sale, to satisfy said II. IA.
Terms cash. Notices of said levy given
the defendant In Fl. ia; and also 10 the
said corporation as required by law.
JOHN T. ROMAN.
Sheriff Chatham County, Georgia.
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GETTING THE WEST INDIAN TRADE
New Orleans and Mobile Have IA Ship
a Week to Cuba and Porto Rico.


Since Savannah's business men have
been studying over the creation of trade
relations with Cuba and Porto Rico, it
seems march has been stolen on them
by the business men of Mobile and New
Orleans. 1t is stated the merchants of
New orleans have a steamer circumnavi-
eating those islands once a week, trading
with all ports and preparing TO strengthen
trade in the future. The idea seems not
so much to acquire trade now as to lay
the foundation for building it up, or in
getting possession of the field
While considerable business has been
done during the last few months by Sa-
vannah's business men with these islands,
it has mostly been with the troops, the
statesmen representing local houses follow
ing the movements of various regiments
from point to point. 1t seems no attention
was given to building up business with
the natives, and for that reason an ad-
vantage has been taken of this oversight
by other cities. 1t is said the merchants
of Mobile are making strong efforts to
make connections, and are claimed to be
succeeding in doing it. Just what the
local merchants will do is not known, as
all previous efforts to unite them in the
movement have failed.
Mr.. William l.. Grayson, of the firm of
Collins, Grayson & Co, expects to leave
for Havana soon, and wall then make
practical test of what can be done there
in the business line. Mr.. Grayson visited
Havana some time ago, and his impress
sions at that time were not altogether ia
vorable for the establishment of a commits
sion and produce house, which is the bust
ness the firm carries on in Savannah. He
has changed has mind now, however, and
intends to see what can be done.
"Our business is rapidly growing" said
MIR. Grayson, land we have for some time
been contemplating establishing a branch
house at Havana, to cooperate with our
Savannah store. We have come to the con-
cluslou that bordering and guessing over
the matter here will avail nothing, and
have therefore about decided to put our
scheme to a practical test. There are many
products we would ship from here to our
Havana house, and vice versa, thereby
making the stores supply each other to
some extent"
II Is understood Mr.. Grayson viii take
personal charge Of the Havana business, al
least, until il is determined whether the
undertaking will pay.
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DRAWING LARGE CROWDS.
The Dog and Pony Show Proving a
Big Attraction at ThunderbOIt.

The free show at Thunderbolt is proving
a great attraction. Crowds of people go
out every afternoon and night including
many ladies' and children. The show Is
not only up-to-date, but it is clean and
refined, and there is nothing in the exhibit
ton to which the most fastidious could
object.
General Manager Lotion has made ar
rangements with the proprietors of the
Crystal Maze to admit the school children
free on Saturday They can thus take In
both the dog and pony show and the
maze without cost other than the fare
to Thunderbolt. The maze is especially
calculated to delight the children, as well
as to puzzle the older people. 1t consists of
sixty-fve large plate glass frames so ar
ranged that, though covering space only
forty feet square, once within its bounds
the spectator apparently finds himself in
a crystal palace of vast dimensions with
avenues at every turn leading in a dozen
different directions. Standing in the CEN
ter of the maze one can apparently see
the entrance by which he came in facing
him from every point of the maze, and he
ia al a loss TO know which way to turn
10 make his way out
The providing of the free show at Thun-
derbolt is The first time the street railway
company has displayed any enterprise of
This kind. General Manager Lotion states
that should the patronage warrant It he
will provide a line of nice clean attrac-
tions' at Thunderbolt to rue during the
greater part Of the season.
accidentally MIR. Lotion claims to be
giving the people of Savannah the best
streer service to Thunderbolt they
have ever enjoyed. Cars are run frequent
Nv and promptly, and accidents and break
downs are practically unknown. BY pro-
,,olt q is the intention of the street rail-
wav comn7ny to build up Thunderbolt as
a pleasure resort for the people of Sa-
vannah
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happiness, have found it blight TO the
body, nartyrdom to the mind. The irreg.
ular and painful periods of maidenhood
were looked upon as part of the common
lot of woman, and so, neglected. Wife
hood brought with it debilitating drains
and the trial of motherhood left an inflamed
and liberated condition of the wonanlv
organs. Then followed the slow decay Of
body and mind the one tormented with
pain; the other irritable, or respondent
Science which cannot forbid the banns of
marriage, can undo these sad consequences.
1t is the hand of science which offers af
ficted women that marvellous medicine
DR.. PieTce's Favorite Prescription. 1t pos
itively cures irregularities, female weakness
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no alcohol, whisky or other stimulant
Nothing is Just as good " for women as
the Prescription. Accept no substitute.
Women single or married will find inval-
liable advice in DR.. Pierce's Common Sense
Medical Adviser. Sent free on receipt of
stamps to defray cost of mailing only
Send 81 one-cent stamps for paper edition
For cloth edition 81 stamps. Address Dr.
r. " Pierce, Buffalo, N. Y.
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KILLED BY A COCK OSTRICH.
Kamr Saves a white Mans Life, But
Loses His Own. 81. p
From the New World Magazine.

From the New World Magazine.
The open veldt lay before us, nathed in
the dew and the lingering shades of early
morning, as we mounted our horses for
a ride across country. Before we had
gone far, however, my companion was
summoned back by the news of the Ill
ness of a horse and 1 continued my ride
alone. AS l advanced mile by mile the
scenery grew wilder and great rocks, just
tlneed with the purple of the sunrise rose
maiestjcally on each side. When the road
divided my Besuto pony turned off into
bride path which led through n wild gorge
and eventually lost Itself among the rocks
at the foot of hill. The sure-footed little
creature started up the side of the noun
tain and eventually landed me at the top.
Here disnounted and left him 10 Craze.
We had been out some hours. Remouut
ing. we followed a half-beaten track on
the onposite side from which we had come
and in a short time we were at the foot
of the hill and on the level veldt once
more. Going forward INTO the main road
(such as it was). which wound round the
base of the mountain. started OH al
oufck canter toward home. -
Eor some time we went along at
good mace when suddenly / was startled
Nv the sieht not far ahead OF a cock o.
trich rushing wildly back and forward,
with its black and white wings Tapping
and ouiyering with rage, pulled up with
. Jerk for at first thought the bird was
loose on the veldt, but on closer inspec-
t,on found that a wire fence was between
us. Just at this moment saw on the
other side OF the camp hen sitting on
her nest, and, knowing only too well the
danger / was In, / paused to consider what
| should do. A short distance in front
the road ran close to the fence and knew
1t would be impossible 70 pass that way.
There was nothing for It but to retrace
my steps and follow the road back round
the mountain ill it Joined the one by
which had come. 1t was not afraid, for
il was by no means an uncommon position
in which TO find ones self In the center of
an ostrich-farming country, and. besides,
/ felt sure of getting away. Accordingly,
I turned the pony's head IN the opposite
direction and walked quietly back, hoping
10 escape notice. A few moments passed.
and / began 10 think we were safe, when
suddenly a strange sound made me look
around. To my horror / saw that in one
OF his wild charges the enormous bird had
caught sight Of US and was making fran
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LEGAL NOTICES ].

(---crSrs - -S---S~--~>~~~-~~-~-~~.
GEORGIA.. CHATHAM COUNTY,
Whereas, Thomas L. WILLY has applied
to Court OF Ordinary for letters dismissory
as executor OF the will of John NJ Cooper.
deceased.
These are, therefore to cite and admon-
ish all whom it may concern to be ana
appear before said court to make obtec-
ton Of any they have on or before the
twelfth day Of August, next, otherwise
said letters will be granted.
Witness, the Honorable Hampton l..
Ferrill, ordinary for Chatham county. this
the 10th day of May, 1899.
FRANK e. KEILBAcH
s Clerk G. o., C. c.
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FOR RENT-HousEs.

ing. l0S Perry street. west; immediate pos
session. Apply Andrew Hanley Co., 1871
Whitaker street
FOR RENT, DWELLING FOR SMALL
family, state, between Bull and Drayton
streets. II. J. Thomasson, No. IS State
street, east
RESIDENCE 81 JONES STREET,
east; beautiful locality, perfect condition
and every convenience: right rent to right
tenant Estate Saloman Cohen, West
Broad and Broughton.
COMFORTABLE. COSY HOUSE IN
hrst-class order in thorough repair. 22l
Waldburg street, east; right rent to right
tenant Estate Solomon Cohen. West
Broad and Broughton streets
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sIeener to Charleston.

Account Confederate Veterans reunion
'He Rant System win operate sleeping
cars between Savannah and Charleston.
May to IA, inclusive. on trains leaving
Savannah at las a. m. and Charleston AZ
II 'Io p. m. passengers may occupy sleepers
d, > p m. and remain in cars until 8 a. m.
vi tickets and sleeping car berths apply
s 81 asents at De Soto Hotel and passenger
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COMPANIES MAY UNITE.
Plan AfOOt for Consolidation of Og
lethOrpes and LawtOn Cadets.

lethorpes and LawtOn Cadets.
A plan is afoot for the consolidation of
the Ogethorpe Light Infantry and the
Lawton Cadets. If 1t can be consummated
the addition of some twenty-five members
of the Cadets to the Oglethorps will put
the latter company in a fiourishing condi-
ton, and will also be a realization of the
hopes of the Cadets, who have wanted for
some time to be recognized in the state
volunteers.
1t is not known when the plan will be
perfected. II is now in its earliest stages,
but il is thought II can be carried out
one of the commissioned officers of the
OgethOrpes under the consolidation will
be Capt w. L. Pritchard of the Cadets.
Capt. G. A. Gordon has begun active
work in behalf of the Oglethorpes. He
has not yet stood his examination for the
commission, but will do so within the time
prescribed by the law.
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WILL GIVE A PARK CONCERT.
Thirty-first Michigan Regiment Will
Play Friday.

The band of the Thlrty-first Michigan
Infantry will give a concert in the Park
Extension Friday afternoon from to
1870 o'clock.
The Michigan band has been heard with
much pleasure during the stay Of the
regiment in Savannah, and the public will
appreciate the concert rendered by Col.
Gardener.
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confederate Veterans Reunion.
ParIor Car Service.

During the Confederate Veterans reun-
ion the Plant System will operate be-
tween Savannah and Charleston one of
their finest parlor chair cars, leaving sa-
vannah on No. 80, at 1926 noon; returning.
leave Charleston at 6:15 a. M, arriving Sa-
vannah s:15 a. m. For reservation call at
city ticket Office, De Soto Hotel, or tele-
phone No 70 for the lnformation.-ad
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MEDICAL.

LADIES, CHICHESTER ENGLISH
Pennyroyal Pills Diamond Brandt are the
best; safe. reliable; take no other; send Ac
stamps for particulars. Relief for La
dies" sin letter by return mall At drug
glsts. Chichester Chemical Co, Philadel-
phia, Pa. .a.,I4ss...
HOW ARE YOUR B'EETP If YOUR
feet are troubling you, call on me and |
will give you relief. cure ingrowing nails,
corns and all diseases OF the feet without
pain. Charges reasonable; can give the
best references in the city. Patients trea led
at residences; orders can be left at Wheel
ers drug store, Bull and State streets.
Telephone ia. Lem Davis surgeon. chlrop-
odist.
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Chairman Dixon OF the street and lane
committee Of Council was congratulated
yesterday on his horse and buggy. The
alderman wants his friends to know, how
ever, that this turnout belongs to him and
was not furnished by the cigy.
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HELP wANTED-FEmALE.

WANTED, FIRST-CLASS COOK, MID
dle-aged colored woman, with best refer
ences, and no encumberances. Apply 51s
Gordon, east.
WANTED COLORED GIRL ABOUT
fifteen, 20 make herself generally useful.
Y West Broughton street
WANTED A YOUNG LADY AS
cashier; must be quick al figures, and
have good references. The Hub.
TWO GOOD SERVANTS OF MIDDLE
age--cook and housemaid-at u Henry,
east. must bring references.
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RESIGNED AS EXECUTOR.
Mr.. John Houston Gives Up Execu-
tOrShip of McIntire Estate.

Mr. John Houston, one of the executors
of the estate of Robert MeIntire, filed his
resignation with the Court of Ordinary
yesterday. Mr.. Houston gave as his rea-
son for resigning that he has removed His
residence to Perry.
Thomas L. Wylly, executor of the will of
John ". Cooper. filed petition for letters
dismissory.
Susan Barlow, executor of the will of
Benjamin Crum, filed an appraisement of
the estate of the deceased, valuing the
property at lab. a part of which is Local
ted in North Carolina