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New-York tribune., 1899-03-24
ONE HUNDRED AND SECOND STREET

~ Supreme Court County Of New York. Frances A.
Finday Plaintiff against Jeanette Hilgers and others.
Defendants.
In pursuance of Judgment Of Foreclosure and Sale
duly made and entered the above entitled action bear
ing date the day Of March 1909 l. the Undersigned
said judgment named will sell az Public
Auction. the New-Nork Real Estate sales Room al
Ill Broadway. in the Borough Of Manhattan. CITY of
New York me 9th day ~ April 1899 at - o'clock
noon on that day. by William NJ Ryan, Auctoneer the
premises directed said Judgment 10 be Sold and therein
described follows
All that certain lot. piece parcel Of land with
building and Improvements thereon erected situate.
lyg and being Twelfth Ward Of the city Of New
York IN the and state Of New York. and being
I'm Section Seven in the Block Number One-thousand-
echt-hundred and seventy-three the Land Map OK
the city OF New York bounded and described fol-
lows:
BEGINNING at a point the Southerly side Of One
hundred md Street distant seventy-two feet
Fastcrlv from the formed by the intersection Of
Souhery side Onehundrcd and second Street. with
The Eastery side Eleventh West End Avenue.
ming thence Eastery along the Southerly side Of One
bund-eA and second twentyeight feet: thence
eoutberiy and parallel Eleventh West End
nfty feet and thence Westerly and parallel
vyi,b One-hundred and Street. twentyeght
ard thence Northery and parallel with Eleventh West
End Avenue feet and eleven Inches 70 the point
place Of beginning -
Dated: New York. March l2,h, 1899.
EUGENE II POMEROY. Referee.
C. p IATTING. Attorney for Plaintiff. "a Pine Street.
Borough Of Manhattan. New York city.
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Spring Resorts.

GARDEN City HOTEL,
GARDEN CITY. N. Y.
OPEN ALL THE YEAR.
Forty minutes from City or Brooklyn us
Long Island Railroad structure. with AL mooss"
Improvements and conveniences
ROOMS LARGE AND AIRY.
The cuisine and service absolutely hrst-class OIa~~
enclosed sunNarlor 200 feet In length heated oy scam
FINEST GOLF LINKS IN THE COUNTRY.
Special Rates for families wishing 10 remain tnrousn-
out the winter. Illustrated booklet. terms etc on aV
plicaton to F. c. STAFFORD. Manager
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REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

Coumbus-ave . s. 5O.5 n n Of 60th-st 25xi05:
Albina y Friedne Francis r Johnson al.
trustees etc $4,000
Nathan Abrams 2o0o
NAssau-st. 354 II W of Maiden Lane
Wlson aad another executors, TO Henry Brash 6oDoo
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Gountrn Real estate tor Sale.

MONG THE HILLS Of westehester Co, 81, ger snres
modern I3 room house large lawn, rich sa" .,shes
abundant fruit s-room tenant and carrage one
hennery etc on grounds: half mile from cxy
hour from city: commutaton, S72o Address T. D
$50 Nassau-st.. Room i.62s
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The approximate Of the lien satisfy
which the above described property Is 10 be sold Is SIG
5q3 30 thereon fros the 9Th day OF March
leeq together with and allowances Amounting
s3GI 9 with interest together with the expenses Of the
sale The approximate amount of taxes or
ether liens which be allowed the purchaser
81 purchase paid by the Referee is sT93
and interest - -
EUGENE ". POMEROY. Referee.
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FIRST MORTGAGE SINKING FUND BONDS
ISSUED BY
THE COLUMBUS & HOOKING VALLEY
RAILROAD COMPANY

(Which matured October l. 1897 and have been extended
during receivership) FROM APRIL 1. 1890. TO
OCTOBER 1. IO4s, WITH INTEREST At THE
RATE OF -FOUR PER CENT. PER ANNUM.
payable seui-aiLusly on days Of October and
April in each year. at tho Of The Hooking Valley
Railway Company. in the City Of New York. both prin-
cpal be payable gold Of the United
States the present standard weight hneness.
without deduction for any tax which the Rail
way Company may lawfully be required TO pay retain
thereom. under present future laws The lien Of the
securing said bonds continue unimpard
THE RIGHT TO EXTEND AS ABOVE HAS
BEEN RESERVED TO SUCH OF THE PRES
ENT HOLDERS AS SHALL DEPOSIT THEIR
BONDS FOR THAT PURPOSE WITH j. p. NOR
GAN & CO., NEW YORK. on OR BEFORE
APRIL 1ST 1899.
The months interest six per cent due April
1893. will be cashed time OF deposit.
THE HOOKING VALLEY RAILWAY COMPANY,
BY " MoNsARRAT President
NEW YORK. March l. 1892
Referring to the above notice. ready recevs
a Office OF The Columbus and Hooking Valley
Railroad Company Mortgage Sinking Fund Bonds
for extension. cash payment indi-
Gated.
We also prepared to buy at and interest the
Of per per April l. 1899. less dis
the rate OF two per per Of the
bonds which the holders prefer sell rather than
extend
c.
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J. P. MORGAN & CO.,
% Wall Street New York.
foreclosure Sales.
SUPREME COURT. County of New York


SUPREME COURT. County Of New York
- NORA a. TOWNSEND Plaintiff. against CARRIE
z. MAGEE and others. Defendants.
In Of judgment OF foreclosure and sale made
and entered IN the above entitled action bearing date
twentyfourth day of December 1891 l. the Undersigned
the Referee appointed therein. will sell At public auction
tho New York Real Estate Saesroom Number One hun
Ired and eleven G1D Broadway in the Borough OF Man
haitian OF the City OF New York. Tuesday the Elev-
enth day of April. 1890. o'clock that
day. by T. Phoenix Ingraham Company, auctioneers :.
premises said judgment mentioned and therein de
scribed follows: ALL that plot OF land with the
buildings and improvements erected. lying
being the city Of New York bounded and described
follows Beginning at point in tho Northerly side OF
one hundred and forteth street distant one hundred and
westerly from the intersection o the northery
side OF one hundred and orteh street and the westerly
side of Eighth Avenue. and running thence northerly
parallel with Eighth Avenue ninety-nine feet eleven
inches middle line OF the block, thence westerly
line hundred feet; thence southery
parallel Eighth Avenue ninety feet eleven Inches
northe.y side hundred and fortieh street
and thence easerly along the northery sde OF One hun
dred hundred feet 20 the point OF
beginning - . ..,.,,,,
Referee.
DE GROVE & RIKER.
Plaintiffs Attorneys.
li5 Nassau street.
Borough Of Manhattan. city of New York. .
The following of the property 70 be sold
numbers West 10th street,
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finanridl.

OFFICE OF
THD HOOKING VALLEY RAILWAY COMPANY.
COLUMBUS OHIO March 1. 1890
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provided that additional
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& @ ana no t o me nen % extensions % and I additions to the plant and property
the cancellation outsa1d ]
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the entire dsetnenshtns business
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The subscription simultaneously by offices New
March 2sth will
the books earlier than
the reject applications and a0t smaller amounts than those
TWO SS SlTs ARE iFTpH eS N34I N1Np ioH oH A1ioTMS M
caproNBI I.NKsoA DE
N. w. HARRIS & COMPANY,
NEW YORK. CHICAGO BOSTON
Bank commer. Bldg. Marquen
81 Nassau street, New York.
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NOTICE.
MIXING FUND BONDS

This Company has made arrangement with Messrs
j. p Morgan & Co. TO extend the
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lad been selected for the various

had been selected for the various
positions.
After the ceremonies at the palace,
there was monster parade through
the streets of Havana, participated in
by the American troops, followed by
thousands of Cubans.
"A Aremaskable- incident of the parade
occurred when the last company in the
procession, the One Hundred and Six.
ty.first Indiana, passed through Cen.
trail park. With. one accord, each
member of the company drew from
under his coat small Cuban flag and
waved it over bis head. The Cubans
went nearly wild with excitement, and
General Lee sent Colonel Curtis Guild
to see what the cheering was about.
Colonel Guild found it necessary to
put the Indiana company under arrest.
Except the incident related, the
ceremonies passed off quietly, and al
though the Cubans appear to be very
apprehensiye as to the future inten.
tions of the United States government,
no immediate change in the situation
is expected.
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SOVEREIGN IN CUBA.
The United States Succeeds Spain or
January 1.

The United States Succeeds Spain on
January 1.
The sovereignty of Cuba passed
from Spain to the United States last
Sunday. The form of transfer was
simple, consisting only of an exchange
of speeches in the salon of the palace,
the hauling down of Spanish flags and
the hosting of American flags over the
public buildings and fortresses. Major
General John R. Brooke, the new gov
ernor of Cuba, proceeded to the palace
at about IL o'clock. He was followed
by the American and Cuban generals.
These came together, each carriage
containing an American and Cuban.
AS they passed along the streets the
Spanish troops presented arms. After
they had entered the salon of the
palace, Captain General Costellanos
came in with the members of his staff
and there was an exchange of greet
ings. The Spanish generals shook
hands also with the Cuban generals,
and each had something courteous to
say. Then followed the ceremony OF
each of the Spanish officials turning
over their respective commands, etc.,
to General Brooke, who committed
them to the different Americans that
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LOCAL LACONICS.

Price Of Cotton.
There has been but little change in
the price of cotton since the last quo
tations. The. reporter is instructed to
quote the Yorkville market today at
from st to 81. There is but little OF
ST kind, however, for sale.
Emancipation Day.
The Negroes celebrated Emancipa'
ton day last Monday as usual, with
a procession and other festivities IN
Yorkville. On account of the ami
versity falling on Sunday, the celebra'
ton exercises were postponed until
Monday. There was also special
celebration in Clover.
, Hanging Day.
Unless the governor should see I'll
to grant still another reprieve, Amz
Dunovant and Frank Castles are to be
hanged next Friday at II O'Clock, OF
as soon thereafter as practicable. The
condemned Negroes continue to sing
and pray. Frank Castles still repre-
sents that he is ready to 60, while
Amzi Dunovant continues uncertain
Matter of Imagination.
In connection with the murder Of
old Sam Simril, story gained curren'
cy to the effect that the three Negroes
who did the killing were trying to
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DEWEY FOR PRESIDENT.
Henry wattsrson Thinks He Sees Signs OF
D. New Deal.

Henry watterson Thinks He Sees Signs o
. New Deal. -
Henry Watterson, in a leading edi.
torial last Saturday morning, in the
louisville Courier-Journal, dealing
with the Democratic prospects for the
new year, dominates Admiral Dewey
for president and Fitzhugh Lee for
vice president. 80. 2.
In part, he says: "To come. down
to hard, logical facts, old horse sense
sitting in the rocker-the issue of free
silver being relegated to the limbo OF
busted shades, the tariff issue peace.
fully reposing, upon the shelf where
the Cleveland administration left 1t to
wait for free trade under new condi.
tions-the season Of famine ended and
the season of plenty arrived what are
1.-The Democrats to do for a national
platform and ticketP
aThere is bnt one thing for them te
| do. The voters have about made uI
their minds that party pledges are fab
ricated chiefly to be broken. Let the
Democrats, banking on their circum
stances, put up a ticket with q plat.
form (; let them nominate candidates al
president and vice president who are 9
platform in themselves and, if they
can induce the great admiral aud the
gallant general to accept, here is the
card to win with: =.
"For president, George Dewey, o.
Vermont.
aFor vice president, Fitzhugh Lee,
of Virginia.
Platform-The stars and stripes
God bless them.
"Even now the Republican leaders
who rarely fail to take time by the
forelock and who never let go their
grip upon the shore! line, are planning
to make their campaign of 1900 on the
broad principle of national 'uniication
and expansion. They are not going
to handicap themselves with any plat
form rubbish, High tariff is no longer
wanted by the manufacturers for
whom it was invented. The bloody
shirt, having served its turn has gone
to the old clothes basket. The presi.
dent knows his business. At the op.
perfume moment we shall see William
Mckinley and Joseph Wheeler march
down to the footlights, hand in hand,
the flag above them-beneath them,
emblazoned on a strip of red, white
and blue, iThe land We love from end
to end or words to that effect, and
then what are the Democrats going
to do about it2 How are they going
to meet it /?
"Their only hope is for a new shut.
fle, cut and deal of the political paste.
boards. Every card in the greasy
pack they have been playing with has
been thumbed, crimped and dogeared
to death. Every card is marked
card. They might as we'll play with
hands spread upon the table, face up,
as to hope to win with such cards
But if they can 9end the fools to the
rear and get their level headed men
together, it is not too late for them to
lay the foundation for campaign hav.
ing at least some tangible chance o'
success before it."
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JAMES N. STARR & co.
WE EXTEND TO YoUALL

JlHE compliments of the season and
i wish the year 1899 will bring happi-
ness and prosperity to every household. |.
Our business for 1893 was better than for
several years and we look forward to a
continued increase during 1889, Kclose
attention TO business and fair and honest
dealing are appreciated by the people
IF YOU HAVE BEEN
A CUSTOMER OF OURS In the past
we thank you for the business yon have
brought us, and hope you will continue
with US. We ask those who have not
heretofore been customers Of ours to give
us q trial, we will do our best to please
you and make a life customer Of you.
We carry q complete line Of fresh Drugs
and Medicines, Toilet Articles, Soaps,
Face Powders, ETC., Tobacco, Snuff and
Cigars. Are selling Lamps at bargain.
Call and see them and You witt buy.
Yours for business,
- JAS. NJ. STARR q co.,
......--s>>rv<xcS>. cad inn 0ruu uoists
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McCosNELLsyILLE MATTERS.
lot supper Success Holidays Entertain.
ments-Notes About People,
~ th. yorkvills Eno,,iner

Hot Supper suooess-Holidsys Entertain
ments-Notes About People,
borespondence Of the Yorivills Enquirer.
| McCoNNELLsv1LLE, January D.
christmas has come and gone and the
toung people are loathe to quiet dowI
'tgain. ...l .:------------z- - -
The ladies of Bethesda church real
led q neat little sum from an oyster
upper last Tuesday evening.
The young people had q very pleas.
hnt surprise "tackey" party at Mr.. j.
M. Williams's Wednesday evening
THE costumes were exceeding "tackey'
except ssour dude,n who thinks him.
self sufficiently "tackey" at all times,
without trying to appear 80. 1t was
too difficult q task 10 decide who de-
served the BOBBY prize.
Miss Leila Burris gave q very enjoy
able sociable Thursday evening.
Mr.. 8. d. Patrick entertained quite
humber of friends at a dining Friday
evening, which was enjoyed by all
whose privilege it was to attend.
The young people had q small party
1t Mrs. Crawford's Saturday night.
Not to watch the old year out and the
bew year in, however.
Miss Edna Love, DR.. Rob and Mr..
Win Moore, of Rock Hill, visited
friends here during Christmas.
Mr.. Scott McC Carley visited Mr.. Hey.
ward Moore.
DR.. D. E. Mcconnell, of Gastonia
Mr.. Moore Mcconnell, Of Davidson,
aud Mr.. Wilson McC Connell, of Bascom.
Vile, have been spending the holidays
at home.
Mr.. E. n. Sloop, who spent Xmas
at his home near Moofesyille, re:
turned Saturday to resume his school
here on Tuesday. Miss Bellows, the
assistant, will return tomorrow.
Mr.. Choais Robinson, of Pleasant
Ridge, visited his sister, Mrs. s. A.
last week.
Mr.. William Robinson, wife and
Two children, are visiting Mrs. E. b
Mendenhall. 80
( Miss Clara Crawford spent her
Christmas vacation at her home near
Smiths Turnout.
4 Rev. j. z. Hall having exchanged
pnlpits with Rev. J. B. Swami, preach
ca a fine sermon at Olivet last Sunday.
! Senator Love will return to Colun-
ainext Wednesday.
! Misses Hester Titman and Lillian
Anderson, visited Miss Leila Burris
last week.
, MI. James Lindsay spent Christmas
in Rock Hill.
The absence of the freight trains
caused great deal Of Inconvenience
to some of our young men who arose
too late in the morning to catch the
passenger in Chester.
Mrss jamie M. Jones, who has been
10 McConnellsgille for sometime, re.
turnedsto her home last week accom-
panied by Master William M. Jones, q
gentleman of few weeks of age.
H#F
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AT THE CHURCHES.
BAPTIST.

Rev. Edward 8. Reaves, Pastor. Pray
or meeting this "wednesday evening &, a!
public is cordially invited to attend and 9
full attendance of members of the church
is expected.
TRINITY METHODIST EPISCOPAL.
Rev. A. N. Brunson, pastor. Prayer
meeting this evening at 200 o'clock.
PRESBYTERIAN.
Rev. w. G.. Neville, pastor. Prayer
meeting this evening at o'clock.
ASSOCIATE REFORMED.
Rev. Boyce H. Grier, pastor: Pray
er meeting this evening at 4 o'clock.
CHURCH OF THE GOOD SHEPHERD.
Rev. J. G. Johnes, Rector. Ser vices ir
this church this evening at O'Clock.
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Chincb Bugs-Hog and Hominy-suo-
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. About
Peoples
Correspondents Of the Yorkville Enquirer.
WARREN, January 2.-The holidays
passed off quietly and pleasantly with
out anything specially to mar the hap.
piness ofthe occasion.
There is some little cotton to be
seen here and there in the fields yet
but the principal farmers in this sec.
ton finished gathering, ginning and
selling before Christmas. There was
considerable wheat sown I; but hardly
30 much, however, as there probably
would have been had the weather been
favorable all along.
We have not had any prize hogs
down this way; but there has been
not few killed weighing from ESQ
pounds on up to between 800 to 400
pounds. We have got our hog and
hominy, and are prepared for living at
home fora while at least.
Chilis still crop out here and there
among US yet; but think a few morn
|ings like this morning will about
freeze them out.
Mr.. w. L. Neely reports that he
and party of hunters caug ht As rab-
bits one day last week. Who beat
that during the holidaysP
Antioch school will open this morn
ing in charge of Miss Anna McCarley'
Messrs. E. F. Scoggins and c. L. Nc.
Fadden spent the holidays, as usual,
at Milford, 8. c. We are inclined TO
think that there is something or some,
body down there that is attractive to
them. They report delightful time
during their short stay.
Mr.. w. T. Hollis went down to Fair.
field on short visit to his father last
week.
Mrs. Fannie Hayes, of Leslie section
visited her brother, Mr.. s. E. Steele
last week.
Mr.. Bishop Isom, of Kelton, is visit;
ing here.
Mr.. s. NJ. Roach has had right se
we're attack of grip; but is better al
this writing.
Mr.. J. A. Parish has been very >un'
we'll for sometime but we learn that
he is able to be up and about again.
Master Leonard Isom is also on the
sick list. 8. K. j.
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C. r. LOWRANCE.
NEW GROCERY STORE.

T RESPECTFULLY announce to- the
i buying public and my friends gener-
ally, that I have opened g FRESH AND
BRAN NEW STOCK OF FAMILY
AND FANCY GROCERIES In the store
room under the Opera House and opposite
the Parish hotel Office. 1t Is my purpose
and to handle only the best goods Of their
Glass. and. handle them with as much
cleanliness as possible, and undcr these
conditions, with prices as low as anyone,
I will ask share Of your patronage.
z / want to buy all kinds Of Country Pro,
duce. @. p. LoWRANCE.
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THE STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA
York County.

By w. 81. McCorkle, Esquire, Probate
Judge of York County.
WHEREAS A. T. LATHAM has ap-
w piled to me for Letters of Ad-
ministration on all and singular, the
goods and chattels, rights and credits OF
Miss MARTHA LATHAM late Of the
county aforesaid, deceased
These are, therefore, to cite and ad:
monish all and singular the kindred and
creditors Of the said deceased, to be and
appear before me, at our next Probate
Court for the said county, to be holden
at York Court House ON the 18th day Of
JANUARY, 1899, at 10 o'clock a. m,
to shew cause, if any, why the said adj
ministration should not be granted.
Given under my hand and seal, this
End day Of January, in the year Of our
Lord one thousand eight hundred and
ninety y-eight, and In the 12Srd year OF
American Independence.
w. II. McCoRKLE,
Probate Judge of York County.
January 2 W 2t
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HYMENEAL.

MARR1ED-At the residence of the
officiating officer, in Bethel township, or
December %, 1893, by F. E. Clinton, nota.
ry public, Mr.. FOREST ELMORE and
Miss MOLLIE MENDENHALL. Bott
Of CASTOR county, N. G..
At Warsaw, Pulaski county. Arkansas,
by Rev. j. A. Tarlton, Mr.. w. 8. BIG.
GER, formerly of York county. s. G..
and Miss LENA WOOD.
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APPLICATION FOR DISCHARGE

Estate Of Mrs. Louisa CASTOR, Decd.
NOTICE is hereby given that the un.
Mrs. LOUISA GASTON, deceased, hav-
ing made a final settlement with the
Judge of Probate for York county,
on the 18th day of JANUARY, 1899,
will apply for a discharge from further
liability as executors Of the said estate.
w. D. GASTON, E~acntors
R. E. PORTER, sAeo'oie'
Blacksburg, Dec. IA, 1893. W 5t
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II. w. LOVE.
REAL ESTATE AGENT,
FoRI, SALE.

= = - FOR SALE.
THE j. Beatty Williams house and
(. IL lot on East Liberty street. House
large, in good repair and conveniently
arranged. Six acres Of good land make
up the premises. Terms will be made
easy. - -
A tract of ten acres lying on the north
side Of East Liberty street, opposite the
residence Of w. B. Steele. A. bargain.
49, FOR RENT.
The J. @. Dickson residence on Kings
Mountain street.
The Boyd house, on Lincoln street.
On special water line. Good neighbor-
hood. p. w. LOVE, Real Estate Agt.
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TO DEBTORS AND CREDITORS.

Estate Of j. Lee Barnett, Deceased
A LII persons indebted to the estate
n of j. LEE BARNETT, deceased
are hereby notified to make immediate
payment to the undersigned. Persons
having claims against the said estate are
requested to present the same, duly au
thenticated, within the time prescribed
by law.
Bethel, 8. c., Jan'y Q, 1899 3t
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NOTICE TO TREsPAssERs.

ALL persons, without distinction OF
N race or color, are hereby warned
against hunting. fishing, riding, driving,
cutting timber, or trespassing in any
other way upon the lands of the under
signed. Persons disregarding this notice,
will be prosecuted to the full extent OF
the law.
D. C. BOYD, A. L. THOMPSON,
w. P. BOYD, j. s. HARPER,
s. s. SMITH, T. E. HARPER.
January4 w 4t*