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except one, paid an official visit to the
tribe in which he holds his membership;
Montezuma. in the wigwam in the Red
Mems building: There were present about
120 members of the order, and the council
proved most interesting one.
on Wednesday night the. great, sachem
paid his official visit to Seminole Tribe
and after the business of the visit was at
an end the visiting sachem and other
great chiefs and all who were in the coun-
ell hall adjourned to the banquet hall,
where there was served a bountiful col
lation. The members of Manzanita Tribe
We're also present. During the feast there
were many long and short talks.
Yesterday number of the great chiefs
and a delegation from Yosemite Council,
D. of P, left by steamer for Fort Bragg,
Mendocino County, to take part in a
grand jollification to be given in that
place under the auspices of the members
of Santana Tribe and those of Ah-Wah-
Ne Council. A feature will be a minstrel
show. in which Mrs. A. f. Bishop of Yo-
semitic Council will act as interlocutor and
four other lady members of the Degree
of Pocahontas will also take part.
DEGREE OF POCAHONTAs.
Matoaka Council No. Is of the Degree
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Ap poipted oo kIond Librurion.

BY the election of Charles S. Greene to the
office of librarian, the Oakland Free Public
Library obtains the services of an official
whose work and whose influence will materially
increase its usefulness to the readers Of that
city, and promote its development into one OF
the most notable Libraries of the country
Mr. Greene has been for some time associate
editor of the Overland Monthly and his work
in that capacity has demonstrated his posses
sion of literary talents and requirements of a
high order. His election librarian of so i'm
portant an institution as the Oakland library
is in the line of well merited promotion His
ripened culture and wide knowledge of books
Will now be even more serviCeable to the gen
eral public than they have been in the past
and Oakland is to be congratulated on gain
library.
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FRIENDS OF THE FOREST.

Last Monday night Lincoln Lodge met
for the first time in It's new hall in the
Odd Fellows building, very large and
cheerful place. There was an attendance
of forty seven members and also num-
ber Of visitors, including the supreme
president Mrs. McLane. The principal
business was the election of officers for
the ensuing term.
Mizpah Lodge has arranged for social
TO be given in its !odgeroom in Mission
Opera Hall on the night OF the 18th inst.
A good programme of dances is assured.
At the session of the Supreme Lodge a
series of complimentary resolutions were
presented to the retiring supreme preSi-
CeEt, Mrs. McLane, in recognition of her
services during her .erm. A special vote
OF thanks was rendered The Call in recog-
rition OF its reports of the proceedings of
the lndssa
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Table Damask-A very heavy unbleached ta-
bic damask; IS inches wide; will be placed
on sale this week; every thread pure linen; it
is excellent quality and is to give sat
isfaction: the price will be............45c yard
Crash Toweling-A good, heavy absorbent;
full of wear and satisfaction; 1878 yards. 16
inches wide with red border, will be placed
on sale ..-.......'.........-Oc yard
Oxford Suting-It to be the popular
fabric for outing suits; looks like ducking;
very heavy; not liable to tear burrs won't
stick 10 it. a good general all around picnic
and outing cloth for tailor suits; comes in
pink blue and lavender grounds with stripes
and figures closing out the 15c lines
while the demand is at its height at. .1Oc yard
Canton Flannel-1l5o yards of bleached 80 inch
Canton Flannel the 15c kind. Will be put on
sale, beginning tomorrow. .IS12c yard
Hemstitched Pillow Cases-An extra fine
quality of muslin; carefully made; dry ironed;
hand torn; appropriate for spare room;
45x36. 15c.. .50x36. &c. .54x36. .19c
White Blankets-25 pair of all wool white
blankets; 60x76 inches; originally sold them
for 81; reduced this week; this blanket is posi-
lively every thread wool. 1t weighs pounds.
scale weight; the % pairs will be closed out
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E. B Treat & Co. the New York publishers
have just issued a new book on the Sexual
Instinct. Its Use and Dangers Affecting
Heredity and Morals. DR.. James Foster
Scott. authority in this field. is the author
The matter is thoroughly and scientifically
treated, that the lay mind may fully under
stand the topics discussed In the introduc-
tion the author justif1es the writing of it by
subject bearing upon the proper education
Of our youth. If there be any hope for the
moral betterment of the race it must come
through this means, and If this book reaches
the proper hands its possibilities for doing good
untold
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CIOakS
Reduced.

Ladies' JacketsTen mixtures
that originally sold from SO 50 % the
serviceabe we'll
made in desirable patterns 40 they will be
Jackets left this
braided mostly 4button fronts well tailored and thoroughly well
broken find size and they origin
ally sold from so and & be closed beginning
novelties; thoroughly silk beautifully tailored
fly
sold
nave 40 left; two or these
to be closed beginning S1O75 each
(All be use)
Mems Tailored suits-some swelest suits
be closed full sline Jackets
elites that sold for SIS and SIG So 49, 3 sc be
closed beginning tomorrow, at...... SO .95 suit
RducedA SIS and s27 so full silk
fancy styles
only kind a. &c. 3S only to be closed out
black broadcloth and broadcloth
the cloak department $57 $50 and s65
49, these will be closed $3.50
Kimomos-Here is a popular
and fannelette that sold
skirts of the the thing vacation and
washed; thoroughly serviceable
81 00
dozen ready tomorrow at 10
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Lace
Curtains.

tho cored fabric
curtains; sheer fabric
shadings; designs white ground. with
color intervals 5 inches making stripe
effect; Sc inches wide
close
of reversible patterns in designs with heavy
nch
selling yards long so inches wide the for the
e. . . .
CurtainsJust the thing for so pairs of
curtains with rufhe;
little curtain for country homes and summer cottages yards
designs select easily
Curtans-Daintiest little he
stock are
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ORDER OF RED MEN.

IMPROVED ORDER OF RED MEN.
The chiefs Of Monadnock Tribe, organ
lied by Organizer Nielsen and recently in
stituted in Mission Opera Hall by Great
Sachem Collins, assisted by Great Chief
of Records Burgman and a delegation
from White Eagle Tribe, were raised up
last Friday night. The new, chiefs are:
DIR. ] A. Born, prophet: Frederick l..
Crifiths, sachem; G. H. Mellum, senior
sycamore; Frank II. Seward, junior saga
more; G.. Mauerhan; keeper of records:
Walter F. Foster, keeper of wampum;
Lawrence Johnson. ]. Robinson and H. s.
Thomson, trustees, and DR.. Born, medi-
cine man.
Last Tuesday night Great Sachem Col
lins, accompanied by all the great chiefs
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favorably considered by the camp physi-
clan.
Redwood Circle of the Women of Wood
craft gave another of its delightful enter
tainments last Wednesday night in the
Shasta Hall of the Native Sons building.
which was filled to its utmost capacity by
ar audience that was delighted beyond
measure by the enjoyable programme that
was presented. A dance followed the pro-
gramme.
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CHOSEN FRIENDS.

The big entertainment that was given
in Odd Fellows Hall last Monday night
il. celebration of the twentieth ami
versary of the foundation of the order
was one of the most successful affairs
that has ever been undertaken In this
city under the auspices of this order.
The committee that had charge of the
affair is entitled to great deal of credit
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General George E. Meade Relief Corps
No. 81, w. r. c, will give an
evening at home on the goth inst, for
the benefit of its relief fund, in A. o. F.
building. The members of General Meade
Post will be the guests of the corps that
evening. Mrs. LeaYitt, Mrs. Goodwin and
Mrs. Suret, the entertainment committee
will present a good programme. At the
last held meeting of the corps one appli-
cation for membership was presented and
several more were promised. The memo
rial service of the corps on the last meet
ing night in May was attended by a large
number of the members and those of
Meade Post.
COMPANIONS OF THE FOREST OF A.
Grand Treasurer Mrs. E. w. Haughey
on May % instituted a new circle at Lom-
poe with twenty-five members The event
was the occasion of an address Of con-
graduation to the instituting officer for
the perfect manner in which she conduct
ed the work and the complete explanation
of the ceremonies she impaired to the new
members.
In a letter to the grand treasurer re-
ceiVed last Thursday Mrs. IS. f. Stewart,
the sub-chief companion of the new circle,
writes: We are doing nicely, have initi-
ated one member ana have seven appli-
cations. We thank you kindly for having
started Us so well. Whenever we are in
doubt about anything we refer TO what
Mrs Haughey said or did, and that places
US right; so YOU sec that We have rather a
good opinion of Mrs. Haughey's judg-
mont"
The grand officers and delegates 10 the
Grand Circle were the guests of the Con-
vcntion of 1899 at reception and bali ten
dered them in the social hall of the Aca-
Zar. The attendance was large and the
officers OF the cCnvention-Mrs. l.. At
wood, president; Mrs. NJ. A. Duke. first
vice president; Mr.. Emma Harrington,
second vice president: Miss Alice Ticoulet,
secretary; Mrs. 7. Jacobs, treasurer, and
Mrs A Davis, sentinel-are entitled to
great credit for the work they did in pro-
VidinS the entertainment on that night
at which there were present nearly a
hundred, and most enjoyable time was
had. Jno. j. Cordy was the POSTMASTER.
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ingly good work of late, and the one who
has been particularly active is BENJAMIN
Schloss, who is a member of Occidental
Lodge.
The B. B. Library has been closed for
some time to give the librarian an oppor-
tunity to recatalogue the books. 1t is ex-
pected that the library will reopen on the
1st of July.
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KNIGHTS OF THE GOLDEN EAGLE

KNIGHTS OF THE GOLDEN EAGLE.
California Castle No. l of the knights
of the Golden Eagle will, on the night
of the 21st inst, hold a meeting for the
purpose of nominating its officers, and at
the close of the work will celebrate the
fifteenth anniversary of the institution of
the aStIe
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New
Dress Goods.

New Plaids-A heavy worsted fabric in
rough Scotch plaid effects; is the latest
creation for separate skirts; large and medium
designs; an elegant all-wool cloth, 46 inches
WlQe
New Granite Suitlngs-The popular cloth for
tailor suits; As inches wide; strictly all wool;
good heavy finish; q of the very latest colors
represented; an exceptionally pretty fabric for
vacation and outing suits. soc
New Diagonals-An extra heavy all-wool
cloth 45 inches wide; in ~ of the latest shad-
ings and black; one of the most popular fabrics
we have on our counters; new lot just ar
rived tOC
1t is never necessary to pay more
than Hale's prices.
Black Taffeta Silks-We guarantee this silk
to satisfactorily; If 1t doesn't ask you
to bring 1t back and get your money; a firm,
soft finished fabric; % inches wide; perfect in
every detail. 75C
Black Satin Duchess-A new lot OF our cele-
brated 24-inch black satin duchess just arrived:
hundreds of yards sold every season; we
guarantee this TO be all silk. of beautiful finish
and exceptional value; its popularity has
proven its worth. 81 90
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Hale's.
Hale'S Isn't a
Sensational Store !

Every Debod Dtroduced urDng point out
from the tbe past simply they
needed make the perfect And because Of
these tbs perssteny different
from other storethese things boVe beep called seDsotoD
All bettemeDts progressive-devsed make
the store oDd better and derensorted to add
your shopping comfort. they sensotons-tbey
simply sngulorities.
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This weeks
Snaps.

A Ribbon CIean-up-65o0 yards of all-silk
ribbons will be placed on sale on the center
tables Monday morning. This lot consists
Of odds and ends Of discontinued lines.
These are not remnants however. but most
Iy full pIeces.) Among the lot we notice an
extra heavy all-silk cashmere aII-s Tx MORE
gros-gran sain edge cashmere in cream,
black and a few other colors; Nos. 5, 7, g,
u; an aIl-s TX. satin and gros grain in
good line Of colors Nos. 5. l. g, u, y, 10,
80, 90; also small lot of fancy ribbons. 81
inches wide : Iinen-back velvet ribbon
big lot of all kinds. all widths all sizes and
all values. Your pick from the entire as
Fancy Open-wor TamSour Doylies-1S9 to be
placed sale tomorrow; 15 16 Is inches
square. Your pick. 20c each
Tambour Bureau Scarfs-6O in the lot open
work effects 1Sx36 or Hx54. Your pick.
.35c each
Muslin Pillow Shams-Prettily stamped: q
inch hem; not quite $50. Your pick to-mOr-
row .2oc pair
Linen Laundry Bags-Just the thing for your
outing trip; prettily tinted and embroidered in
assorted patterns and colors; plenty 70 choose
tron'.'.'...''. .ooc and ooc each
All the above items would interest
summer vacatiOnistS.
Whalebone Casing yards for...............Sc
100 Hairpins in a box.....................5c each
Fancy SILK Frilled Elastic, six colors zoe yard
Ladies Shell Side Combs, fancy top. Sc pair
Dress Binding, all colors; no black....3c yard
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of Pocahontas has been quite active since
1t moved into new quarters in Mission OPP
era Hall. At a recent meeting there was
the adoption of three pale faces and after
the ceremony there was a feast of corn
and venison, which was partaken of by
ar least 100 persons after which there
was a dance. Last night this council gave
its first semi-annual ball, at which there
was a good attendance and the affair
proved to be a great success. 4ne COM
mittee that had charge of the function
was r. Childers, G. Bossert. Miss Kun
ningham, Miss Benham. Miss Henry and
Miss Gillogly.
B'NE BIRTH
A new lodge was recently instituted by
Grand President Sichel in Baker City,
Oregon. and in the institution he was as
sisted by D. Soils Cohen, grand orator.
A petition has been received for new
lodge in Boise City, Idaho.
Reports from all the lodges in the ju-
risdiction show an increase in all direc-
tions and a net gain in the beneficiary
branch. AS to the latter, that is some
thing that has not occurred in years.
The district deputy grand presidents in
San Francisco have been doing exceed
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FRATERNAL.
MEADE RELIEF CORPS.

Continued From Page Twenty-Elght.
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MillinerV.

Here's a Snap in Mllinery-20O white leg
horn hats on sale Monday at............ zoe each
Something to Trim the 2Oc Leghorns With
2 roses, 2 buds and foliage. e....,.....5c bunch
roses, buds and foliage. .........1Oc bunch
We will trim them up for 25c Cfor the work.
just to keep the work rooms going. So you
money-perhaps $3.50 in all.
The Davenport Sailor-The ever popular rough
straw, with narrow brirn; selling at Hale's
Tor each
Reductions in Trimmed Hats-Your wearing
time just beginning; our selling time fast pass
ing; bluet and purple hats reduced to..........
.......................S3 and $5 each
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DAUGHTERs OF ST. GEORGE.

The following named were installed as
officers of Britannia Lodge No. by Mrs.
L. Wits, D. D.. assisted by Mrs. A. E.
Creba. P. P. as w. G. c., to serve for The
current term: Mrs. S. E. Johnson, w. P;
Mrs. Phoebe Williams, w. V. p; Mrs. h.
r.; Mrs. Meadows, w. r. s.: Mrs. z. Har-
rison, w c.; Mrs. G. Muhlner, w first c.;
Mrs. A. Price, w. second c.; Mrs E. Har-
ris, w. !. c.; Mrs NJ. levitt, w. O. e.;
Mrs. S. Atkinson, w. p P. Mrs Emma
Wits is the deputy district grand presi-
dent. After the installation a handsome
gold badge, emblematic of the order was
presented to Mrs E. j. Williams, the re-
firing past president, by past president
Mrs. r. Hewitt on behalf of the lodge as
a token OF appreciation of her ardent zeal
for the order during the term, and one of
esteem of her as a companion In the lodge
A social hour and refreshments followed.
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All for
Baby.

Something new-Baby's friend: pinless dia-
per; fastens without pins or buttons; once ad-
iusted the child has perfect freedom without
fear of limbs being scratched; cannot shift. no
matter how much the child kicks, roams or
crawls; made in canton flannel. light and me
dunn weight; imitation birdseye ltnen....-25c
125 Pairs Infants Tan and Brown Soft-soled
Moccasns-Good quality; prettily trimmed in
blue; blue silk laces..
Infants Knit Bands-Made of fine worsted;
straps over the shoulder and tab on the bot
tom; silk finished; all sizes. Zes.................26c
ity; button down front; soft finish; silk crochet
neck and front; neat little garment......25c
Infants Cashmere Hose-Narrow ribbed silk
heels and toes; color pink, blue, brown, tan,
white and black.....' zoe
Infants Long Cream Cashmere Coat-Deep
cape, silk embroidered; silk embroidered bot
TOM gathered neck. ck.........................$1. .$1.OO
Infants Long Coat-Made of cream or white
cashmere; deep cape scalloped and embroidered
with silk; silk embroidered bottom. 49,. $3.50
Infants Long Cream Cashmere Coats. with
cape over shoulder; scalloped and embroidered
with silk; ribbon bow in back; rundown collar.
ribbon trimmed: ribbon trimmed front and
neck; neat little garment................$1 $1.75
Infants Long Coat-Made Of fine cambria;
braid and ribbon trimmed square yoke: turn
down collar and cape over shoulder; all ribbon
and braid trimmed. 80
Infants Long Coat-Made of fine cashmere;
deep double split cape with silk embroidery;
pointed collar; a pretty little garment; at
Haze s'''''' ''''''''..' ''-'...'''.'''''.'.S3.oO
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WOODMEN OF THE WORLD.

Golden Gate Camp at its meeting last
Monday night initiated two strangers, and
the clerk reported that there were fifty
applications On the table that had been
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Infants Long Coat-Made of fine cashmere
deep double split cape with silk embroidery
rufie all round: braid trimmed; rundown
pointed collar; a pretty little garment; at
Hale s.... ............ $3.50
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DEGREE OF POCAHONTAS.
Matoaka Council No. Is of the Degree
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SOUTH CAROLINA NEWS.
Expecting to Move.

Expecting to Move.
The troops stationed at Greenville
expect orders to more at an early day.
They have nothing definite further
than that no more furloughs are being
granted.
Clemson Wants $4,000.
President Hartzog, of Clemson, went
to Columbia last Saturday with the
annual report of the college. He will
ask the general assembly this year for
$4,000.
Mayor of Havana.
General Ludlow, military governor
of the department Of Havana, has
chosen Ex-Governor John Gary Evans
as mayor of the city. Ex-Governor
Evans entered upon his duties last
Sunday.
Assistant Adjutant General Frost.
Adjutaut General Elect Floyd an
nounced on Saturday that he had Sc
lected as his assistant, Major John d
Frost. Major Frost was adjutant of
the First Regiment South Carolina
Volunteer infantry, and upon the death
of Colonel Alston, became major
He is Citadel graduate.
A Spartanburg Idea.
The Spartanburg grand jury made
its final report TO the court of sessions
last Thursday morning and was dis
charged. There was nothing unusual
in this report, except its recommends
tions in regard to the dispensary
law. They recommend that it be SC
amended that each county shall
manage its own dispensary and enjoy
all the profits therefrom; that the
state dispensary be done away with
that each. county be allowed to vote
on the question as to whether it will
have a dispensary; that the law be
enforced by the regular county officers
as other laws are enforced, thus doing
away with the constabulary.
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TO BEAT THE SKIPPER FLY.

NEEPS the fly off your shoulders and
IL hams and makes the meat keep
better and sweeter. Go to Starts drug
store, where you will find the medicine
and full directions for using.
To cure Corn or Bunion in to days
get box of Starts Corn Salve. Price
10 cents.
To cure a cold, take some of Starts
Cold Tablets.
To have good light, buy good Lamp
from Starr, unless you have good lamp
and buy your Kerosene Oil from Starr.
They handle only the best.
Starts Talcum Toilet Powder IS sold at
Starts for Is cents box. Is said to be
as good as some that is sold at 25 cents q
box. A saving of 10 cents.
Magic Food for horses and cattle is sold
at Starts. One pound 25 cents; five pounds
rs cents. A gentleman who has tried il
says dose acts on horse as good drink
of whisky does on man when he feels
badly. We do not speak from expert
ence. Another farmer says it removes
worms, makes the hair smoother and
gives the horse more life, and the COW
gives more milk. Truthful, gentlemen
Yours for business,
JAS. M. STARR & CO.,
Leading Druggists.
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THE STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA,
York County.

By w. H. 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-eight, and in the l23rd year OF
American Independence.
w. H. McCORkLE,
Probate Judge of York County:
January 2 W ~
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j. HI. RIDDLE.
| 1899.

We are now entering a new
year-one week having already
passed away-and although I was
confined to my bed and room du-
ring the past several weeks of
'e8, I was not unmindful of your
generous patronage for the year
which was then drawing to a
close, and l take this opportunity
of giving public expression Of
my heartfelt thanks to all Gus
toners and friends who so kind
ly contributed to the volume of
my business in any of its depart
ments, and assure them that
I propose to strive even harder
in the future than in the past,
to retain the confidence already
won. Again thanking everyone
separately and collectively, and
wishing all a happy and prosper
Gus New Year, l am
Respectfully,
J. H. RIDDLE.
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G.. p. LOWRANCE
NEW GROCERY STORE.

T RESPECTFULLY announce to the
L buying public and my friends gener,
ally, that I have opened 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
to devote my best attention to business
and to handle only the best goods of their
class. and handle them with as much
cleanliness as possible, and under these
conditions, with prices as low as anyone,
will ask a share of your patronage.
want to buy all kinds of Country Pro.
duce. G. P. LOWRANCE.
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APPLICATION FOR DISCHARGE.

Estate Of James Jefferys,, Deceased.
NOTICE is hereby given that the un-
~ dersigned, administrator de bonis
non cum testamento annexo, OF the estate
of LANES JEFFERYS, deceased, will
make final settlement with the Judge OF
Probate of York county, on JANUARY
II, 1899, and will apply for discharge
from further liability as administrator OF
the said estate.
w. w. LEWIS, Administrator.
he honis non cum testamento annexo.
December II s 5t~