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port IN old age.

SNtS 80 WV eS,Ss
A woman Who has boy baby
makes an investment for the ben
eiit of some other woman's oldage
A woman who has Il girl baby
makes an investment .or herself.
For when The daughter marries,
the mother has secured a home
and 4 bread winner.
The more girl babies a woman
has the larger is her insurance
against loneliness and poverty in
the evening OF life New York
World.
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Large wealth is OF less valu e
than daily income.

Millions will be spent in politics this
year. We can't keep the campaign
going without money any more than
We can keep the body vigorous without
food. DyspepticS used to starye them
Se.yes. Now KodOl Dyspepsia Cure
digeSts what you eat and allows you
to eat all the sood food you want. 1t
radically cures stomach troubles.
Wallace d Johnson.
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Sunday School Picnic.

On The 90 instant we had the
opportunity offered of attending a
Sunday School picnic at this place.
We embraced the opportunity,
and found it good to be there;
there were many things to make
one feel glad and to make the oc-
casion enjoyable. In The first place
the marked and rapid improve
ments that are noticeable all a
round, wheer once and only few
years since was 4 wilderness, IS
now turned into productive and
we'll cultivated farms, and where
once you would find an occasional
cabin, now You find good and sub
stantial dwellings and other bulld-
inss belonging to the farm, next
churches and school buildings, and
as you would naturally suppose
a popul@.Jn Of good, industrious,
God fearing and God loving peo-
pie, noted for their generous hes
pitality as was clearly demonstrat-
ed on The day OF this picnic. The
table may be said to have groaned
under its bounty of good things
placed upon it. At an early
hour the buggies and carriages
came from the surrounding coun-
try loaded with charming young
ladies, smiling, cheerful mammas,
with the smaller roSebuds none
the less beautiful even though
they were SIN Ill, and the young
men with their Sunday best Were
there in force and gave the polit-
es, attention to the ladies'. About
eleven o'clock all Were invited TO
the church where they were enter
tanned with music furnished by
Miss lsla Bryan, Miss Williams
and others until dinner was an
nounced when all promptly re-
sponded 10 the sound which calls
US all around the festive board,
and there were no laggards, ,-jus-
tice was done After refreshments,
We wereiurther entertained by mu.
sic and wound up by singing, "God
be with yoa till We inset again y.
And in closing allow Us to e1
tend our thanks to Mr. and Mrs.
w D. Bryan and others OF the.
committee for kind attention.
SencX
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DENTISTRX.!

1865 - ~. - -. lDoO.
The undersigned, after success
full practice of Dentistry for thirty
four years, is now located at Kings
tree, az . the BrocAnton house,
where heis prepared to do any
thing in the Dental line at cut rate
prices. Live and let i've, is; his
motto No shoddy work shall pass
the portals Of his. office. Satisfac-
ton guaranteed. a trial sisolicited
Respectfully.
A NJ. SNIDER,
Dental surgeon.
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Lantern Zawed dimen, ana i.2t {.
light headed.

The wolfe'in the fable put ea shGcp'i
clothing 5efaISe ifhe travelled on :
own reputation he.couldn'taccor, :.
his purposes. Counterfeisess Il -
Wits Witch Hazel Salye cou!dn', =
their. wo-ihleSSsa,yes on. ths!r re {,
So they put them in boxes and mr4;H.r.
like Dewitt T.. Look ont ;ur -
Take only DeWitts, Witch Ha S2.-t
1t cures piles and all. skin ,C!.ra:r.
Wallace s.. Johnson.
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Chinese are dangerous enemies, fc
they are treacherous- That's why
counterfeits of, DcWitt's Witch Va.
Salve are dangerous. They lCok ii
DeWitt's, but instead of the alI-hca
ing witch hazel, they all contain ingr,
dients liable to irritate the skin a.
cause blood poisoning. For piles, !
juricS and skin diseases use the crj1
nal and genuine DeWitt's Witch Haz
Salve. Wallace < Lohnsen.
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encX.

The South is IN condition to
market her cotton deliberately
than ever before, and as the gov
ernment reports up to date SHOW
lowest average tor years, ond as
to tho cotton growers are uniting,
the price will be tictated in the
south, and consumers will regu-
late their purchases and prices by
the named in the south for cotton
prices by the growers Associations
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In India, the land of famine. thOuS-
ands die becalISc they cannot obtain
food. In America, the land Of plenty,
many suffer and die because they can
not digest the food they eat. kOdol
Dyspepsia Cure digcStS what you eat.
1t instantly relieves and radically cures
all stomach troubles. Wallace & John
son.
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Don't marry a handsome man
unless you are capable of support
ing him.
Dun't kick a strange dog just
to fpd out. if. he is good natured
or not.
No situation, hawever wretched
it,seems, but. has, some sort OF
comiort"atten2ing it,
Some persons see as. much in
a stroll through the woods a.
others do in a trip around the
world. r.
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lns,lres success. Then, too, there
is a boy for all such positions.
Our orchards ar, too much neg
lected to figure prominently in
fruiting season. The fruit trees
AMI vines are incapable of supply
ing US with the luscious fruits un-
less we provide for them first,
Trees are too often placed III
holes( a wrong practice, they shonld
be put in deep furrows) and lett
to suffer the ravaGes Of insects,
parasitic diseases etc; yet i'll the
spring (more cruel than ally We
hopefully contemplate a luxuriant
yield ofpeaches, pears and apples.
Farmers, tell your sons that they
can do nothing better this month
than visit your blighted. torn, or
worn-eaten orchard, (or COM
bination of these and probably
many other enemieS) and set it
right fer you. love the orchard
(especially the fruit,) and sodo
you; then prune off with a
sharp knife (preierably a pruning
knife) all brhken OF surplus
limbs, so that the autumn winds
may do no further injury. Re.
move all parts of pear-trees infect
ed with blight two feet below the
point OF contact and burn immed-
lately.
Pear blight is a bacterial instead
of a fungous. disease, as formerly
thought, and therefore 1t is futile
Ito spray it with any of the rsme-
dies yet employed. In case the
saw used for removing the blight
be cut into infected parts it should
be s,erilized by dipping into alro-
hol or corrosive snbIi,nate before il
i, applied 10 a healthy tree. Spray
with Bordeaux mixture Tor fun
gous diseases; with kerosene emnl-
sion for sucking insects, and with
paris green for gnawing insects.
Cut out at the base with a flexible
wire the apple bane, peach cir
dies, bark beetle and the like.
Sun-scald kills many trees, there
fore instruct your son to prune
later to prevent this. II
the orchards are protected and
provided for when their juvenile
benefactors have reaped years OF
grief and mirth upon their hoary
heads, it suffices them 10 visit the
aged yet faithful trees Of youth
and then call back the days that
lave happy been. AMMO later.
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YOMasaaue ps. risk whom yen
Chamberlain, ,s-Colir, CNesa and u.
rlst.es Remedy. Or. d. G. Scott
r~fnsi yonr money itEoun,e not ~,
he'd aE,er ding IL: IL is. everywh
admitted to DC the most sucrc<s
reianiy> ia use for boSei% cotnpIsXl
ana the only one tnat never falls.
iSpleasant safe and reliable.
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There is more seMl wisdom
every chapter of the Biggie EGlr.
than there ISL the whole cCntCrt
Of many books. You. otggh tc t,.@-
them. They include FIVE yola:ss'"
on horses, COWS, berries. poCisrE
and swine. Send 80 cents for l.,~a
to Wilmer Atkinson Co., rhiiaos. IS,
phia,
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The quicker you stop cough on c.
the less danger there will be of "a
lung trouble. One Minute Cough
is the only harmless remedy that
immediate results. You will ljkc
Wallace * Johnson.
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Or. Cady's Condition Powders

Are Just what a horSs,nceds when
bad condition. Tonic. blood purifier
vermifuge. They are not food
medicine and the best in use to. pu
horse in prime condition. Price -
per package. EOc sale by. DaC. Sire
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THAT TnRoBBISG HEADACHE

Wouldquiekly leave you, If you used
DR.. Kings New Life Pills. Thous-
ands of sufferers have proved their
matches merit for sick and nervous
Headaches. They make pure blood
and build up your health. Only %
cents. Money back il not cured. Sold
by Wallace & Johnson druggists
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Bobbitt's Chill Pills cure chills al
malarial troubles. That is what I'll
We're made Tor. Cure after after o.
remedies fail. No Cure, no pay. Pr
% cts per bottle. Sold by Wallace
johnson.
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The supply of water is one e
the most important things TO COZ
slider in the Gale Of sheep.
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Mothers endorse 1t. children like Z;
old folks use it. We refer to Or
Minute Congh Cure. 1t will quick
cure all throat and lung trouble:
Wallace & Johnson.
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You will never find any other pi
so prompt and so pleasant as Dew
Little Early Risers. Wallace 81 job
son.
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a pet horse is no good; use
your animals kindly, but do not
make pets of them; they get to be
troublesome.
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A telegram from Charleston
tells OF rice crop in South Caro-
lima and favorable reports sea is
land cotton conditions.
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A wise man accommodates h
SELF to circumstances, as the W;
conforms 10 the shape of a We,
The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, 1900-08-30

A wise bee never allghts on a
withered flower.
A deep rooted tree doese not
dread the wind.
The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, 1900-08-30

A moments mistake may ma'
mans Lille miserable,
The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, 1900-08-30

Asking oneself is better IT,
asking others.
The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, 1900-08-30

A sweet tongue rUn:eals vr
omOus heart.
The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, 1900-08-30

The epicGre always cai ahe- =
Early bad.
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Bt,rag the II Th war. az we'll as
our late war with Spain, diarrsIt
was one Of the most troublesome I
eases the ssny bad. to, contend ~
In many instances it became rhrG'
and the I'D SuldiiTSstils suffer from
Mr. David Taylor rof Wind RiGG
Gaecns Co Pa, is one Of these
uses Chamberlain's Collie, Cholera aI
DiasEhasa Remedy and says he &c {.
found anything that would give H.,
such quick relief. 1t is for sale b. "
D. G.. Scott.
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Mains,

Eynasties change, character re
mains,.
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Elbow grease is the essentia. c
of industry.
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Near neighhors are bette- n
distant relatives.

Thh soatfiug- an6lealiag proper,
Of Chanberlaiu's Cough: RsRedy,
pleasant taste and prompt and perm
ent cures, have made it great fave
with the, people everywhere. For ii
by D?SD..C. ScBtt.,.
New-York tribune., 1900-08-31
School AaeHrles.

A MEPIcAH AND FOREIGN TEACHERS, AGEsSCf
\ T9rOfessoFs Teachers, Tutors GoFerneSsra
= =, ES3ofIssoF echaox Families Apply 70
e-N " .sr~ y : YOE%G-FuLTOS 28 linton sGsar@
New-York tribune., 1900-08-31
foreclosure Sales.

SUPREME COURT, CITY AND COUNTY Or
NEW TORK.-Johu A. BroUn T.. and others Ffsls-
Plaintiff against Daniel J. C0l1on and stneEs -
In pursuance % a Judgment q Foreclosure and sale
duly the above earftled acon bs1rt
day Of July. 1900 the underzls1s
the Referee n said Judguen- named, viii sci a. lle
auction AZ Redi EStSfe ExcAanE7 salea-
rooms Broadway IN he Borough CT Aznhattan.
city Of New York. ths thtrteenth day q sspts1a
1900 twelve O'Clock that day ny P1ilD A
s-id ami therein described a. follows
piece parcel of gro1nd situate
Iylag ard Eighth Ward % ere CITY u New
York building and tr3royenleats thaEen1 srs
number 247 West BEoafWay, aad bounded
described follows eGi1ninE a. point on the
south Fifth before that Laurens Streeti
distant huRG-ed and tTentyhve fs@t NoTthUar1lE
from N5rthsasreriy conner q West sroa1Nay al4
Grand Street and running thence Easta-iT ano paale
Street and part q the W2E through a parry
hundred thence SorthwaFdly parallel Wita
again parallel Street one hundred fset 70 ne
Eastsrfy br1adSay and t1r1@e SoataHardAS
West Broadway twenty hve feet 10 the peint q
place Of beginning
corded Office ~ the Register as the CRY and County
page $50 The said premises 7eHg located n Block No
ATS No ? the Land Mas cf the City o. SsW
York together with the apPurtenanees
Dated New York. August l~tb- l9eo
ADAMS z CONSTOCK- Plaintiffs Attarnsys. - Waa
The following diagram the property Be sold
described number being al West Boa
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New Yolk-Josspla M {ouns. exscus-tL etc
PENDANTS.
In pursuance Judgment u foFscosurs aud sale duy
eottled and bearing
dsy Cf March. 1900 T. undersigned
Referee In sa1 udsmaGt named viii sell public
tou New Eucz Real Estate SalssT1on8s. No III
Broadway II the Borough e Manhattan. city u New
York, THURSDAY the 2th iay % SepleInosr. 1900
premises rs5znen-
an therein described fellows
All y Er1UG1 Wltt re autldng thsFeou
erected situate the Twelfth ward os city
York and designated Twelfth Ward
OF the Borough Q Manhattan. s0urherIE side
Of Snstysev-utE Street bounded AID described fo
lows, viz BsgllulGE At p1t Ine sourae=lE linz of
westerly from the point formed the Intersection az
westerly line - Eighth Cen
ra Park Vest WITH the z7urrerT 1e ol Ninety seventh
Street. thence s1UEsrg parallel E1ch Jls
eEiy line n Eshth Avenue Central PARK
Wes1 and part = tHe through a party wall
hundred westerly paFa w-re rhs southeriy
iEe OF Naety seventh street feet themes north
parallel westerly U1s OF EisEtn Avenue
known Central Park Wust and ot the through
Nnsyse Street szzssrIy along
sotaariy II Ninety fest
petnl y beginning The land sasCted said
les in Section Z u 6.aea 1857 CT the Laz1
Map OF the CITY q &sw Te.sA
Dated Mex York, Auslst 80
GE0PsS- -. ELLIS RaSsrea-
lord. DAY & LORD. A-,Crusys Tor Plaintiff Ossee
AID Post once address. No 10 Froatway tAaEhassan3
New York City
The following a diagram Of The property % 5s sold
;s nUm6sF No 81 Vest SRsry-seVenth Strsat.
o.
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AlHsieaI 1ustrn1tioH.

CAROLINE NJ ABEN.
Z TEACTER Og PIANO HARMONY. AND VIRGIL
CI.ANIER.
HIGHEST DIPLOMA FROM THE KLLNpWORTA-
sCHARWENKA COtisr.RV ATORY. BERLIN.
Five years references best New-ToFE families
TERMS PEASQNABLE-
STUDIO, CARNEGIE HALL
New-York tribune., 1900-08-31
rrI1IE Strssl

T apBrOxiInars anount of tas Len charge SATISFY
xhh lie above described proPergy 70 oe sad cean
thousaad i've hladFed and asty dollars eiaeeh With
iuterrSf thareau rau seventh day % August. IaH
taEathsr vita costs ard allowances amounting %
SIS s-fes Wien fTou August TIA ls together
VIA the expenses q sale. Fss said premises vii
he subject unoa prem
zEounsils % The
81 usnty-ta th0usaad dollars gs-tr,ai ana eccrued
Interest thereon from isl aot ead sGntsct
10 4 arsf mortgage Nsn upon premises 9umner
f3aa aaloHati2g % the sun of Nine
th0gsand dollars OON and accrued interest thsrson
from May ist ieo0 Subject also = saxss fSr ths ys3r
1890
Dated New York August I3lh. 100
WILLIAM TEMPLE EAAEr. Ezfsre>
New-York tribune., 1900-08-31
Grand St

The approximate q t1e Len chargs SATISFY
which the above descrbsi ps9psry Is 70 es s1d IS forty
thousand eiEaI EUntred and eighteen dollars AMI
seventy
18th 5ay OF july. boo tcsstAsT wtth and zaT
amounting hUudred tEs1ty-Rile doEars
and iSt-3 EruEn
The 2t7 Gay OF July S0 together with tas of
the sale,
The approximate amount e Taxes AsSssznelts and
Water Rents which be allowed 20 tas purchaser
of the purchase money. paid by Referee. ls
foT IStc aIEcEed an flFJyfStr dollars and
twelve tST++ wjth Water
and Taxes Nf f1- 1890
Dated New No1k, aug Is, 1901
WILBER MCBRIDE. Rsfsree
ADAMS & COH5T0cE- liaintiffs' Attorneys. 90 van
Street. New Eork C4ty
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5urroeaies antires.

IN PURSUANCE of an order or Hon. Ahner
u c. Thornas Surrogate ~ the County c
NOTICE is hereby given Il all parsons having claims
against julia a. WSrsen, late ar the county Of New
York deceased, present the same. with vouchers
thereof TO the subscribers their place OF transacng
huEipsss at the uface ef Horace X DGheFtY. No p
Street the City Of New YORK. on or before the
18th day OF January next
Dated New York 9th day ot July. 1900
PETER j. WARREN,
NAY c. WARREN
LORETTA 4 WARREN,
Executors
H K poherty. Atty, q Pine ST.. New York City.
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2 e. aE77 81 E7-s-T

The approximate Of lien charge satisfy
which The above described property
with interest thereon from TIE 18th day Of AaEeh 1889
less the sum y $'sa ~ paid account tasssssF
expenses Uf sale The approximate amount ~
taxes assessments and rates Or ather Uens
paid by the Referee, is S13T0f and interest
Dated New York august zstn, 1890
GEORGE " ELLIS Rsssrea.
New-York tribune., 1900-08-31
Cearhers.

yFIFA C.F4E,Rs wANTED.La6ies: Thoroughly educated
French lady first class ehuEch school. Episeo-
Ito nreferrea. French college sten0graphy,
tte1rttfnK bookkeeping nigh school, several other
.9,rerior ia6f FOR schools and families
t;entlemen superior teacher Of EagIish for church
sehgot rIoi ,stth French Episcopal.an:
tpestics ane Engiiss Episcopaiian: French for cry
s~6coI- French ana for school city
and phvsics for high school salary libeva
sa1Ha 20 Ms n J. Young FULTON, American and
sseEers' Agency 2s Union Square, New York
%p a. = NowELlA private tutor st pupils homes
Al liz j S2c-St TNo rgr-l. r-.-I- 80 ~ Ian.Iy.
New-York tribune., 1900-08-31
IN PURSUANCE OF an order OF Hon. Abnec

c. Thomas a Surrogate ef the County of Nee xurE
Notice Is hereby all
Joseph c, Heag!and late OF the County . Tok.
subscribers AZ their place Of rarzetn EusisSs Ne -
Broadway. in The City Of New YGrk nr ust1re the
ifth day OF Septembar. 1900. Dated New York
he 6th day Of March, 1903. RA Ysf0ND HCAGI4ANp
JOHN A HOAGLAND CAROLINE c HOACLASp
JAMES c BERGEN. Executors va " UYEMAN
Attorney for Executors, lss Montasue BrooLlya
New-York tribune., 1900-08-31
Diuioero Notlrrs.

TIE Beard @. Directors mis- day declared the
n-ar Quarterly dividend = ONE AND GNE-HALF
PER CENT. ---~ from earnings, the Preferred
-apral STOCK payable October !. 300. 70 Preferred
stockholders record September 18th 1900 Checks
E-L ne mailed
transfer books ths Preferred stock VIII close at
II on tie 18Th Eay O. September. 1909 and reopen
1rtehe- / 200 E V. HYDE. Secretary.
New-York tribune., 1900-08-31
60 iDhom 1t flan Confirm.
ITNCLAIMED RALANCENTHR R0WFR

UNCLAIMED BALASCESTHE BOWERY
BANK of NEW YORK
STATEMENT u unclaimed deposits Baxe-y
Bank OF New York
Deee1lber -
Is. 1875 .Chas
charles EzsiE being daily sworn SAYS he is tee CsS9er
Of the BowerY Bank of New York that
said Bank. which this date have rsTs.hod uacsi5-d
for fve 80 next preceding amounting Pity tsl
Dollars the best OF BIS kuowe;s5
suhserbed and sworn 10 bstorS aas Ia5z els day oe
WI. p KASrMERER Notagy Pubsc \ = Co
UNITED STATES OF AMERICA. sOTTH-
= Err. DISTRICT or NEW YORK IS: WHEREAS
Of The Uuit-d States for the SoE;hev Dtztrct of Me-
Yo-S july 10th, IgoG. ~ the Aas sJea ulzhi q s
pauy. Limited CT ths S-esgazr rer-
Sc, for Esilazor -
less destruction. daHaaze. in caused
abandonment Of said
25, whereas the petitio-er ,ransfa-~ei
ing pursuant SEXTON 4.2s5 Of the L. : ps,~sss
statutes the order of TIE CeEr- tbersande- -
r. Lyman. roT the bsneAt all
VIII ma ur5Te = Noe
Of the uKuaitfea
Court directed delivered hereby cite an
claiming damages for loss destruction dam
d5n7rert ne Dr.sf tAeit resurcttvs
Claims Thomas Alexander, ESQ United States
Conan sa!0Eer. his o:ace. PGst Eu14ina
City Of New York before the day 0s
sai4 October 9th 1853 II A. 81 aad an
EBsI and petition otherwise they d.
faulesd aud barred from paeiatt1n in the proceeds
Dated New York, August 24Jh lsoe
WILLIAM HENKEL.
United s,ates Marshal District Of New YORK
WHEELER Z CORTlS,
fGt Petitioner.
No. p stats street New York CITY. y. Z.
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NEW YORK SUPREME. COURT. County

Il
New York-lshIo-s Js-kson aad Abraham stern.
!. pJszIs7-e lJ-isrers % Sav-ciosuIs and sale
ssuef rh- R<ferrs IN SAD j1AsIssa5 nznase uin ssn
Raaa Ne III lSr~adwsy il B0raugb as Manhattan.
C'y OF NeT NC-N o73 NJ aie 1a{ of SsPteuher. lso
oassr ne premises jrc5eJ &bI Judgment . s. sod
sHa thsseia described as fol.ows;
leIove enets thereon e-ec,e5 situate IynE and sStns u
IRE city q NsN YaFk Eeresss II Manhattan baanEed
[ ss e % - s1-teTiv sac 81 Nor5Is sS-.ss. az SO
Na-t,Ik street ssveay-eishS feet tsenes sss;sriy and
parallel B!vnst9n stree seysafssa fsst; thsaee
through osl.Ts parry wall fess 70
Eorthery side e Rv ag5nr zFSst and thence
teen feet u tha point place bsgaalEs subiecr .
right E common of using three t'ot alley aeruS
Also all thsr esT5su lot, piece parcel q ground with
the buildings and Improvements fHerec- situate Nxs
the CITY % NeW Tork. BeroEsh os &seaatJsn. shs
nortas-ls side g Rvtagton street an S9GSn aR4 ais
half tia22l ft7inston street aui atnlef southsrY n
by Rtyinzt1R street, wesecly hy Aruse and ot
street uC-thsry the h ground rvsSed EveTt
A Baacke- an! wife u Abraham Tappen and eastsrlT
By the house and ot Snown s nnaer ore aandred and
tirtyfouF EvinEt8E street ct las n areadrA IN fonr
ans itT feet G1d ieuSch sida
s5ecy- eight ttsA Tee - ts $40 sevest dilaelsoEs
in ccnzaln a foot al.ey the
teesef which riSht vas rs.esssd y tss Aataa I4fs
Insurance Company q New OK u Abraham TapPsn ~
recorded The resslss cGee % the city ana
Cegnty el New Yek II neeF ~ e s1RTeysncss page Sa
WILLIAM TEMPLE EMMETT, Referss.
sTERE Ats9rreS foz Pisintlas 01iee and Possof1cs
Actress No 81 Nassau street Boronsh e Manhattan.
New Tors Ctsy.
me foilovinE is szsFan the property 70 as SID
1sseFfhed above As street. RuEaaes being 10 and
l32As RivinEtOn street,
New-York tribune., 1900-08-31

- q Thauas Surrogate OF the County uf New YOrk.
Notice Is hereby given al Aavtng claims against
Mary Ietta. Riter the County Of New York de-
20 present the With vouchers theTsof ta te
subgcrthsr ~ hs place Jranbactng business ths
ONCE Of Jz1ss ycreEor Smith. No. 30 Nassau Street
IN the City Of New York borough or Manhattan On OF
before tha sixth iay OF October next,
DATED New York the Goth day of March, leoo
- ~ DANIEL H SMITH Executor
JAMES AACGREGoR SMITH. Attorney for Executor.
s2 Nassau St. n I. c
New-York tribune., 1900-08-31
= PURSUANCE 1f an order Of Hon. Ahner |

i Thomas. a Surrogate or the County Of New York
NOTICE IS hereby given all persons having e1irns
against Maria NJ kleReF late Of the County of New
the Win vouchers thereof
subscribers their places q tssnsastng eusnes
At Offices Of Jetnefl NO "a Ffns street
or at TIE oess Ashbei r. Fitch No & Nassau Street
in Manhattan ana CitT OF New 1eFks an
or before the ioth day q December next
pats New YoTkt he 2+th day ot May. 1000
JOSEPHINE SCFNID EMMA SCHWARTZ ENecutrtces