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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-08-11

u" jHhhtNH quota tl1HH tHA#B fr
aH follows
sugar J4bhInEl Golden g. In Hhlf
f&sa. rtirs O.. iH Bbis 81 ~. powder
81 tak5. dry gfanuiatpi. g. -. cube.
tsNa spot gaah prices.
Fiauf cite gab1.nHb Patent TX
esilsut s. 30. Novelty a. $50. Star
,hakerh3, s. H. California brands. q
corn meal yrIioW 81 Is per Jos lhH lu
lob sacks s. go bhI 51-lh Hafks
corn meal. white. tt1i per ioa dos la
ta-ib sacks. $500 biol In 5p-lh -arkH
lnckNhfai Hour. pure. o. 20 per
- les in io-lb socks. cracked
wheat t2zs per 100 Ihs IN To-
DC sacks. farn1. $50 par iaH
oatmeal. s. 81 per Toe los Ina ia-l o.
HsrkH graham flour St75 per Joe joe
iH ius|b sacks. whole what iaur. 81 :
" per 100 lbs in i0=lb sacks. re
m~ai. 500 Per loo ihH ia io.ib sacks
rye flour g. = per 100 lbs ia ib-ih
sacks. split peas. leo 10 sacks. s. 60
split peas $40 Pc, icd lbs IN as-lh
boxes. pearl barley - = per Zoo Hos
lu sacks F1lieI barley. So no
heai nakeH 5a-lb boxes. 81 EI
q 10. wheat Makes. s. 80 per case OF
g 2ih pkEH. fancy Hul.ei oats. g. -
FER bale. IA a-lb sacks. corn meal.
yellow. g. 10 per hbl ~ 50=th sucks.
-arn meal white. g. - per hhi IN 20
% sacks burkWheat Hour pure. =
20 Ter hbi IN io-ih sacks era KIDD
IS heat s. per biol In t1-tb sacks.
ateri cot oatmeal. tao per Dbl m 90
10 saeka, graham -four. s. - per BIZ
in fosih sacks. whole wheat -FOUR. -
per hhi In sd-ib sacks. rye meal. g e
per hbi In to-lh sacks. rye naur. -
per Dbl fancy rolled oats. 30 lbs net
In hhls, 8 - fancy rolled oats sa-lb
sacks s. ~. fancy ROLLED oats u~-
case. t27s chop. sn4fb sacks. 80 o.
diary cnN chop. s1-ih Eaeks. SIC e8
coffee JabhtnFl Green = Mocha
per Re. 2Pu Sic. Java. Iuf 70. sfues-
Costa hira. cha'ce. FER ih. Hob.
Roasted Arbuckie'a in ioo-lb lase.
pes 100 the 81 e.. aa-Ib cases. prr 100
iha az 16sEh e1Hea. Per 80 lha
81 ts Jaws. aa-ih tins. per ih. Csc
sack zlr. Alden Mocha. 31ae. cara
-hft aae Guatemala. gle. ground
coffee. if z1r Lion. I0aa. &i1sa. esH
81 %. ses. fiss
Volt the Assa1er. st.ls Rockwell blk
=-sI=Ha=a
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ma SEATTLE iank -. psys lowest pricss
bat square buFiuesa i0s Railroad avenue.
Tel Black ma
ALASKA Junk 60. pays highest prices:
FrumIt rfturus. No mn Western Ave.
Tel PIKE iin
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THE PACIFIC Tailoring Cp.-BeEt SIS, SIS
and $50 suits made IN the city. nyeing,
cleaning, repairing. no Third avenue.
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Fruits.

Green Fruit Onbblnel -oranFes
naveIa. $500. lemons. i1Hi. apples
tiut 20 per box bananas. 8 soff @ %
per bunch. California black nra 80.
IN boxes. il.Ho. cartoons. 81 -. sweet
apple cider Sec per gal. usd. sweets
- %. peaches. leGf0r box. black
berries. g. %. raspborfirs. s. q
per case. currants. 81 oout2s. water
melons. t2O0. musk melons. 81 q
400: cherries. wolfe. California
grapes. fi250i .. pears. 81 5su2 %
California plums. 500 aoC, native
ttIurnu GTc
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LlhtfatYH tsus padr broad eskss aHa
i.HrifY Asaf IA tss cry llDs Third Ave.
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1887 ans only uiaruuFh aaneiar school
e.i1 das ani evening TIA a Columbia .
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-08-11

rur&u# Tts rlaes e. 10y steve. fufns.
tarrs iuFaltt chairs. crdehfrg. Iiiiows.
fHrtHffH. barber chairs fuirrurN. TlAnus.
Hs4HaG uaastIHssH taefFthinE and any
tt.nE D. tharsg. hccana hand sfuTt. col
AMI fuI Pike street
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siG>, NNp MOIST NuWnrRs.

Rupture CURED without knife, pain or losi
~ tuHn. ltuau 81 Hulyuke hloCk.
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Hay Bnbbiuri sound. pc
ton. y7a9. Eastern Washington Tim
athy. 81 p0Hlf00. llfalfa. sioGoall.0
Outa JobhlngJ Per ton. $1,000.
barley steam rolled. 81. whole
81
Corn whole. se25O. cracked. So
feed meal. per ton. t23O0
Feed Wheat. SCI oil cake. meal
ST. 10. middunga. 81 oeme3 oa. bran
u5o0. shorts. SIC o0H 100. choppeI
feed. $50 o0a22 90. dairy chopped feed
$1,000
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rti ftt lhfIgE 90 Builders ~ bri "a.
&C. uHtfHHr. alHH fHHEffH aff . pie 4fIs.
iHf aal f.sn1atla a,alafs 90 piIes. lags
HHI f4fa
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PRINTING AND slsDlss.

MRS Or swAN-TurkIsh and n,sdlsated
baths. nervous weakness. chronic seas
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EASTERN drl sut pork Sc per n Wood
house Hra~, sli 1hird ave- nr. columhia
TOR SALE oood. : raom house and lots;
pn eat linos high aud signify; Ni0a
Hardin, lau1 Iirs5 avenue
SIZE Hausen before purchasing sowing
machine. A few Eald sccend- hand ma
chimes iHH sala ueaHauV llc. 2ia Columbia
street uHI Halte Haetaiiige,
So aNrEtt# To buY pid gold and silver II.
Hrusei mfr lrWrler - Hinckley block
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laMeNh NOM DIN. rsal estats. loans and
iusufauea private funds. low Rates no
5eltHFe mauef furnished Witsout delay.
HHHHIs {. ! ueEter Hafiau Hank
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fINAstIAL. Monty ~ LOAN.

foTt1uEs J. per ID wa0dhousa Bros
- Eaift a. fuUe uraf asumhla stree
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MRS IAsCHETz professional midwife an
nurfa. Corner 2sth ami Madison streets
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voIi. ne Assa,er. si.is HotwelI hik
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-08-11

q d uEpEw. aeat!si spseisiis, n rf5~u
ant bridge NaFA 40 harsc building
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ktmEH b.pa aluminium and enamel let.
tore fUr aIfna ard house numbers Chss.
Me4tar $50 Yrsler way. Tel Blsck 1912.
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smoal aUllOeas Ano CONTAGIOUS.

HiEh EifIat q bENfTT autfioarrff. real
'Ef4ie Hna 60 fHEr. cash faf asfoud ha M
iHfhtiufs 1913 flrat eve Tel Pi4e iol.
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-. cooked. $40 naB cod. 6uGa.
black cod. sue. bass. .Hgc
Nuts
Nuts WaluutH, per 40 sacks l1e.
black Wulnuta. t1o perbua. top aim
ouda. fancy, roft shell. lhmtsr. aim
eudH. No. 2. las. peanuts. 7f pine.
ioc. caeuunutH. per dozen. H5Wape
Lumber and Building Material
Logs Superior quality. per n No.
J Or tGuT merehautabie nr. per s..
s. snWb, No cedar. teu7. common.
pei NJ. ttal, spruce logs. 81 go. cedar
ahingle baits i2U27b.
Fir Lumber Huurh. So Thick FIN
iHhe1 surfaced. one or twp slides s.
10 and ~ inches wide, $1,000 lengths
y e. 10 feet special lengths. bae per
n extra. nnc-iuch uniHh, 'i1mis. al
vertical rrain - per Il extra. npar.
iuE dressed and matched. SlAatal
stock boards. =ineh tpuls. l0-ineh.
81 aoWts l2-lnch. SisuIa. fencing. Ne
I 90 G-iueh hHisb. -. 80 q 81 V ct
channel rustic of drop siding. weight
loon he tt1mtt. nr timber. ioistH and
HeuutliuEH. rough. s. 1oalG . ~ ! T.,
81 sops. ~. utaii. box boards.
i2-inch and up. So
Washington tied Cetmr Lumber
Rough. 3d. heNei siding. weight 900
tbH. 1lt0iii0. ceiling weights. S8f
I. g. aud 8, t.sslnch 800 lbs. Sda.
/. 2 aud 2. 4s-inrh. zoo lbs. iiaug1
whinHfntlng. ti0uif. rustic. i2sWzs.
a. shingles. 81 oo. standard shin
giles. 81 90. inch nniah. u. u aud r.
feet tz5u3i thick nniah. t2kef3G oe-
lar squares T. s. o and 10 feet. STA
-. pIcEeta 81
Kiln dried. 81 In advance - green.
dayaRe. Toe.
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Atlas Dye warks. ~ Uui8n stfsst Tel..
FhsHs Bon io1i The only Frsnrh Dy.
~ Huse IN ihs city
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Butter. Cheese. Igxs end Poul,r,

Butter. CHEESE, tRRs end Poultry
Buiter-Ranch. i0aisc. fancy dai-
~. In squares. i2Hite. Washington
creamerica. pound prints. isH2oc.
Eastern Iowa ana ElEip. soas2c
Cheese OobhinF) Native Wash,
inRton. iiai2c. Eastern, tld12c. Cal
ifotnia. lie,
ERTa Uohbingl-Strictly fresh
RAM h. 22c
Honey White comb. lsntsc. light
amber. i3nflc. amber. t2Hlae.
strained. 7isaSc.
Poultry spring chickens. S2.a5fi :.
flyers. 81 7jW2 10. live turkeys Zoe.
ducks. i2c. geese. Toe, live weight.
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J. FElfJgg 2Di uls HuadlrR.
corr a = sE#8 ay iaH-g b5.dIng.
hEI." q bAhIEHH POS tGH fUfk biz
.Ii#" r tNHH. HHHfr II. fa Ualff iiIz.
MItf' tiHI. fD.f4 HHFatfI buiiitrE
J p CARROLL. ltNFrf pf8slJflu tdHi-
20 QUA trlleitof ~ patients ~ ami IS
lIIurklre Ilaek
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THE FHsr NATIONAL hank oP
HTaITf.E
u FIlET HUTHU NATI0NAL bank
OF BATTLE

sntitfl stock Paid in. ts2sOo
t. it"a .=.--a-.# .--- a1.OpJ
JacaH Tafth .#.. -. - Ts,estae,,
- HfNff.aef .#a. .4-s..# Vice frFridrua
g p. #hkshf =-.s#.. s...#s..4s.. .. Cashier
Do TIE Tinted States and Europe.
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METROPOLITAN Printing 4 binding Co.
~ Neslsr way Phone Rlue col.
PATENT ATTORNEYS
HABNEs & Parse. st-75 starr. BOYD bldg
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1899-05-13
4 Lancastrian Shot In Texas.

Mr.. Williamson Gregory of
Wills Point, Texas, brother of
Postmaste: Gregory of this place,
was seriously shot in a difficulty
with man named Bob Williams,
In Wills Point, on the first of
April last. 1t was three weeks
after the shooting, however, be-
fore the wounded mans relatives
here and in TIE county heard of it.
1t was at his request that the news
was kept from his people. His
father, Mr. Thomas Gregory of
tie Taxahaw section, is an old
man, and he did not want to cause
HIM any pain or worry.
The immediate cause of the diff
fculty between Gregory and Will
liams was demand made by the
former upon the latter for re-
ceipt. They had had some pre-
vious differences which third par>
ties had been called in to adjust.
Williams declined to give the re
ccipt asked for, and after an ex-
change of angry words Williams
struck Gregory, whereupon the
latter drew his knife Williams
then stepped into his house, got
his pistol and commenced firing
at Mr. Gregory. Two balls took
effect, both lodging in his left
thigh.
Mr. Gregory's condition has
been quite critical, hut when last
heard from, Il day or so ago his
chances of recovery were thought
to be somewhat improved.
Nr Gregory moved from this
county to Texas about twelve
wears ago; and his many friends
here will be panied to hear of his
misfortune. Review.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1899-05-13
Hurrah for Charleston.

Most of the old veterans of
this county who went to Charles,
ton las Tuesday to attend the re
union, returned home yesterday.
The few we have seen since their
return cannot say too much in
praise of Charleston and the huspi~
tality of her people. They think
this was the best and most en-
joYable reunion yet. While there
were probably so, 900 visitors in
tho city by the sea, yet there were
arrangements to accommodate
thousands more than what came.
We are glad that Charleston has
done herself proud, for the hospi~
tality and generosity Cf Charleston
in entertaining the veterans will
reflect credit not only upon that
city but the whole State. Hurrah
for Charleston!
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1899-05-13
COroner'S Inquest

Coroner Young held an inquest
lastW ednesday on the dead body of
Emma Wade, wife of Joe Wade
living out near the river. She
went to bed Tuesday night in her
usual health. During the night
her baby, aged Z weeks, woke up
her husband by its continued cry
ing. He called to his wife several
times to quiet the child. Receivo
ing NJ answer he went to the
bedside and shook her arm to
awake her when he discovered the
body was cold in death. The
coroner's jury found that the wo-
man died from natural causes,
supposedly heart disease.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1899-05-13
Ya9 &aNgaa99A aRAaaa'
The Remains of the late DIR. II.
y. mellow and Wife Moved to
the New Cemetery.

The Remains of the late DIR. II.
=. McDow and Wife Moved to
the New Cemetery.
DR. Edgar Mellow, of Heath
Spring, who recently purchased
one of the prettiest plots in our
new town cemetery, had the re-
mains of his father, the late DR.
r S Mellow, and of his mother
moved from the Presbyterian
cemetery to the new cemetery last
Thursday. Mr. A } McNinch
superintended and aided in the
removal of the bodies and also Of
the handsome Mellow monument.
The monument, which is of Aber-
deem marble, capped with large
urn which alone weighs about 400
pounds, was placed in the center
of the plot and makes an impos-
ing appearance. We learn that
several other citizens will remove
their dead from the old cemetery
to the new one very soon.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1899-05-13
Another Big Mortgage.

The mortgage for 81, 500, 900.
of the S G & G. Extenson, men
toned elsewhere in this issue,
was filed for recording in the
clerk of courts Office at this place
last Tuesday. 1t is printed in
pamphlet form and contains
revenue stamps amounting to
5000.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1899-05-13
Broke one of His Legs.

On Thursday last, while work
ing on house on the Brown river
place, MIR. John Coins fell fro n
the building, breaking one of his
legs, DIR. q w Poovey was
summoned and set the broken
limb.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1899-05-13
A Paying Cotton Mill.

RE Allison, Esq, attended
the stockholders meeting of the
Cherokee Cotton Mill, in York
County, this week. He reports
this mill prospering. A dividend
of 6 per cent, payable July, 1st,
was declared, and also dividend
of 8 per cent payable Nov. 1st.
The mill was indebted in the sum
of $40, 900 at the commencement
of the year but the report of it's
officers showed that by Jan. 1st
next the debt would be paid in
full. This Is a fine showing for
the Cherokee mill, one of the best
in the State.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1899-05-13
Married..

Married, at Blacksburg, S. c.,
on Tuesday night last, by the
Methodist pastor at that place,
Mr. Robert l. Long, depot agent
of the 5. G & G. Extension
Railway Co., at Heath Spring.
and Mrs Ida Baber of Blacksburg.
They passed through Lancaster
Wednesday on their way TO the
groom's home at Heath Spring.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1899-05-13
Beauty In Blood Deep.

Clean blood means q clean skin. No
,eauty without it. Cascarets, Candy Cathar-
be clean Your blood and keep it clean, by
stirring up the lazy liver and driving all i'm
,urities from the body. Begin to-day tc
,anish pimples, boils, blotches, blackheads,
and that sickly bilious complexion by taking
Iascarets,-.beauty for ten cents. All drug.
gists. satisfaction guaranteed. lOc, 25c, SOC.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1899-05-13

Mr.. and Mrs. r l. Blackmon
have the sympathy of the commn-
nifty in the death of their infant
child, only one day old, which
died last Wednesday.-Era.i
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1899-05-13

AT the third annual meeting of
the Southern Cotton Spinners
Association held at Charlotte, n.
G., last Thursday, Col. Leroy
Springs of this place was elected
one of the board of Governors of
the Association.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1899-05-13

bless DIR. Miles Nervins.
DR.. Miles, Remedies
are sold By all drug
gists under . positive
guarantee, Erst bostle
benents or money re-
funded. Book on dis
easss Of the heart and
nerves free. Addrses.
DR. NLLn ADDyCA
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1899-05-13
Local nj alters.

T Y Williams, Esq, has re-
turned from business trip to
Bolton, S. &.
DR. and Mrs B j Witherspoon
are visiting relatives of the latter
in Charlotte, n. G.
Squire Moore has purchased
bicycle and is now spending his
afternoons learning to ride it.
Mrs II & Houston and Miss
Hattie Davis of Walkup, n. c.,
visited at Mrs Amanda Hoods
this week,
Miss Annie Gaston's school Mt
Carmel Hill closed last Tuesday
and she left yesterday for her
home in Chester county.
$50. was recovered from a little
negro girl at Kershaw one dag
last week which she had stolen
from Mrs. Zed Mackey at Heath
Spring.
Mr.. j w Condor of Columbia,
visited his old friends in Lancas-
ter this week. We were all glad
to see him.
Rev q H Waddell, Superinten-
dent Of the Epworth Orphanage,
at Columbia, will preach in the
Methodist church tomorrow MORN
ing and evening. A collection
for the Orphanage will be taken.
Rev. j Ii Thornwell has not
seen his way clear to accept The
call of the White Memorial con
gregation, and notified them to
that effect on Sunday ast.-Rock
Hill Herald.
Mr.. and Mrs. II l. Blackmon
have the sympathy of the commn-
nifty in the death of their infant
child, only one day old, which
died last Wednesday.-Era!!
The trustees and patrons of
Camp Creek school are requested
to meet at the school house on
Saturday, May 81, 1899 at 4
o'clock, p. m. Business of I'M.
portance is to be transacted and a
full attendance of the patrons is
desired. w d Morris,
Trustee.
Mr. VIM II Sowell who has
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1899-05-13

T Y Williams, Esq, has re-
turned from a business trip to
Bolton, S. &.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1899-05-13

Mr.. James Doster and family,
of Greenville, S. G., are visiting
at DR.. Doster's here. -Waxhaw
Enterprise.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1899-05-13
WORKING NIGHT AND
DAV

The busiest and mightiest little
thing that ever was made is DR..
Kings New Life Pills. Every
pill is sugar-coated globule of
health, that changes weakness in
to strength, listlessness into
energy, brain fag into mental
power. They're wonderful in
building up the health. Only csc
per box. Sold by Crawford Bros.
ro-rs-Bas for Fifty Cents.
QuarentssA tobacco habit cure makes weak
uasn ssrsoG, hoea Ysre. eoe. q. All drsdgsssA
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1899-05-13

Messrs. G. III Webb and j II
Parvin, of Philadelphia, Pa, are
the guests of Col. Leroy Springs.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1899-05-13

Mr. VIM II Sowell who has
about completed his course at the
Columbia Commercial College, is
spending a few days at home with
his parents, Mr. and Mrs II b
Sowell in this county. He will
return to Columbia Monday and
will accept a position as book
keeper with the firm of Maxwell
& Taylor.
In recent Issue of the Era we
noted that Mrs. j B Withersoon
had been summoned to the bed.
side of her sister, Mrs. w K
Witherspoon, in Darlington coun.
ty, who was quite ill, and that at
the time of Mrs. Witherspoon $
return hopes were entertained
of the sisters recovery. Last
week however a telegram was re-
ceived bearing the sad intelligence
of her death. Mrs. w X Wither-
spoon was daughter of the late
Jefferson j Horton, and had
many relatives in this community,
to whom our sympathy is ex>
tended in their bereavement. -
Kershaw Era.
New-York tribune., 1899-07-23
NEW BUILDINGS.

Summit ave s. 100 II of l62d ST. for two
three story frame dwellings. 1G.2x49. 10: Adolph
Alexander. owner. buchanan a Deisler No II - -
East 59th 81. architects So'V
Broadway n lOsth st. and Broadway.
3 corner 10th 81. for twO eight story brick
and stone flathouses 100. llxS3.+: william Noble
Xo 70 ,S5 sS gyoaGwaS Hy, archiect. 5000
Front St corner Jackson st. for six story
brick shop. 10 2xG2 II Rosenblum and q Kahn,
no NO "V' pt'an'ey o. o"''''' '.'........ y. 25O
l54th- St II = 100 G Of sth for five story
brick nathouse. 2Jxs7.6; Francis j Schnugg. No
IS East g6th-st. owner. O. w Robinson, arch- -. =.
-~'N'
154h- ST II e corner Sth ave, for five story brick
0athouse 24l1xi5: Francis J Schnugg. owner; ~ =,
Robinson, architect .................' '"'V
lOsth-st, 8 g. a5 II 9 OF LIST ave. for one story
frame shed. "a 2x20: Josephine Schumacher. No
l317 Ist-ave. owner: G + LOhse. architect. lW
New-York tribune., 1899-07-23

FREDERICK ACKERMAN. 1913 West 37d
ting and feather and hair renovatiny works.
New-York tribune., 1899-07-23

COOK WAITREsS-UsEFUL MANLY
mother and daughter. Germans. woman
first class cook excellent laundress. good
baker: daughter waitress. chambermaid:
has brother useful man. understands
horses and cows. 223 East JSth-t
New-York tribune., 1899-07-23
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

Is4th-st II s I25 IT W Of IAncoln-ave. 2jxlC0:
Vashti G Baton John f. Doyle 49,. $500
Manhattan No 49S s2.2 II of 121st ST.
lsexa5 Israel and Theresa Josefsohn 90 Clara
Sefert ................. ..'.'.....:.
Robbirs-ave. $50 II Of Westchester Ran
roAd- i4Dth-st 5Ox8O Charles ID Cleveland,
referee TO John DE Hart ........:.......... 200
Intervale-ave. s, 20o1 II Of Westchester ave.
75xloO George W Flagg to Hiram A Decker. /
q. 6xl0O: Mary and william De Il Walbridge
10 John l. Miller. ::......::...
100 sophie X Deraismes. executrix Of Edward
J. Dersismes. 10 Bernhard lohmann 1900
Bowery. =. 25 II OF Bsyard ST. Ok Irregular
Bernard Gaewski 70 Adolph Godsame .....-...
176th-st. 3 s. 693 II OF Worth-st. 27.1x irregu-
lar; Henry Klauber 70 Theresa Klauber !
6lst-st No 80. s. 1919 e Of Columbus ave
ls6x10OJ George X Bourne John J Clancy. !
61st-st No rs. 50 II e Of Columbus us-ave. SOx
1903: 10 same. ne..............,............ i
5Ox110; John Derscheidt TO William Carl. .......
Same property William Carl to Katherine Der
Morris-s,. s s. 100 It " q Madison ave 25xi25
b3d-s n 1928 II Of 3d-ave. 27.7x1OO5 3: Lam
bert Quackenbush. executor OF Herman
Ianfer. TO Pncus Lowenfeld and William
7,h-ave Nos 2ss and 2s5 n e corner 2eth ST. 90 5x ''
100; Edward Browning 10 Henry Peters. jr
Bowery. No 163. and No 1873 Chryse-st 2S6
22e6: Pauline Glassmann Rube schwartz
2d-ave n 9th-st 763x Irregular Hor-
tense Mead 10 Abraham Stern and Isidore Jack
1881 st, Nos $40 and sss s. $50 II " OF Cauid '-'O
well-ave 37.6x99 Caldwell ave No 800 W g.
2oSll IT Of l63d-st. lsxioo: Peter Decker
bth-s, No 739 28x97: Samuel Ruth and Rachel
Hoffman TO Louis Cohen. Observation-Disclosures.
Warren-st. No 4s. 25xlO0 Frances w Ryder
Laght-st. extends from West ST 10 Wash
ington-st. 225x626: Hubert-st n
and another trustees OF Paul Spoford et al.
New-York tribune., 1899-07-23
POSTAL CARDS BOUGHT.

CASH PAID for uncancelled. printed or
addressed postal cards that are OF no
further use. Call or write SWAIN. 20
Be.kman-st, New-York City.
New-York tribune., 1899-07-23
COAL AND WOOD.

mMhNISID Coal pockets; 23s w 10Th
Established 1865. Telephone ss7 Columbus.
New-York tribune., 1899-07-23
WINDOW SHADES.

o.oo1o0N-NONIN,NJ JN.N0-NO~c-0~o~0~N0~N|~
~TIAS u FIJGGE. 3O2 Caral- st. manu-,
faciurer.-Estimates given for public an, anu
-rivate buildings. Telephone 2.lSO Franklin.
CHRIsTIANSON BROTHERS. lO' snuss anu 10
West l25th st.-Flats. private residences
hotels and office buildings furnished com,
plcte. Jobbers in Scotch HOLLANDS anu
hand painted shade cloth.
New-York tribune., 1899-07-23
ARTISTS, MATERIALS.

TRY Moist Oleo Colors for AausreI.e and
Representative Oil Painting. Write for
Descriptive circular 10 A. SARTORIUS K
CO. 46 West Broadway. New-York.
New-York tribune., 1899-07-23

|. USEFUL-MAN.--B a German. 28. sober.
steady. all around 10 all kinds repair
ing: willing. obiging; city or country;
recommended. WEIsE. care Bolter. s4a
Slave.
New-York tribune., 1899-07-23
CARPET CLEANING.

CARPETS cleaned by steam. ty hand OF
on the floor. Careful Carpet Cleaning
Co., ,o5S Broadway, 42i East <sth-st.
CON 4 BRANDT. Tel. i32-3sth.
New-York tribune., 1899-07-23
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AT REDUCED PhICES.-5UO second hand
wood and iron working macnines: fully
rusrAnteed; machinery bought and ex-
changed. GEORGE B. EDDY. 3Ss AAdi-
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ART STORES.

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art objects. paintings. Wanted 20 buy:
Rare Americana. Washingtoniana. Books
and views on early New-York. BONA
VENTURES GALLERY. West 33d-st.
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