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financial.
THE BALTIMORE & OHIO
RAILROAD COMPANY.
NO. . WALL STREET

NEW YORK February 8 IeO1
TO THE HOLDERS OF VOTING TRUST CERTIrI-
GATES FOR THE BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAIL
ROAD CoMPANY'S PREFERRED AND COMMON
SHARES:
AT meeting Of Board Directors. held this day.
voted 70 issue FIFTEEN MILLION DOLLARS
(SIo.OOo.oool OF FOUR PER CENT. TEN
YEAR GOLD CONvERTIBLE DEBENTGKEs
OF slCOO each convertible option the holder
into common stock the Railroad Company at par On
March l. 1902 subsequent sen-annua interest
day upon thirty days writing Company
but with the right the part Of the Railroad Company
to deliver in lieu stock. voting trus, GER
thcates therefor. during the tendency or the Voting
Trust Agreement AL any OF such debentures rnay
De redeemed by the Company and accrued
upon any interest day. beginning with March I. 1902
upon notice published In two newspapers In the city OF
New York in one newspaper in the city London
England twice week for eight consecutive weeks In
case part OF the debentures redeemed they shall be
redeemed in the inverse order OF their numbers ANY
debentures called in for redemption may nevertheless at
the option of the holder converted upon the redemp
tion day into stock at the election Of the
Company voting certificates therefor. provided
thirty days in writing shall have been given 10 the
Company. The debentures will mature March l. 1911
and bear interest from March l. 1901 the rate Of
four per payable semi-annualy on the
first days Of March and September IN each yeaE Both
principal and interest will be payable In gold and free
Of tax The debentures will coupons for interest
the provision will be made for their resiStra
tion principal
The proceeds Of the Of these debenures are In
tended for construction purposes and for
additions and improvements to the property.
The debentures will be sold at par and
accrued interest. payable as follows;
March Observation-Disclosures. sIoo 90
April Observation-Disclosures. $50 so
May Observation-Disclosures, Isl 90
June Observation-Disclosures. Isl so
July Observation-Disclosures. I52 90
August Observation-Disclosures. 152 90
September L tS153, less $50, the
amount of the first coupon which
will be cut of before delivery OF the
debentures> Observation-Disclosures. 1856 90
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REPUBLIC IRON & STEEL COMPANY.

DIVIDEND NO 4
THE seventh quarterly dividend of ONE AND
THREE QUARTERS uxl PER CENT upon the
preferred stock this Company declared pay
April LIST. 1901. stockholders
close of business N 18th. 1901.
transfer books Will close 18th 1901.
800 NJ, and reopen April LIST. 1901
-O.OV N' WIN BARRET RIpGELY. Secretary
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- Abner c, Thomas, Surrogate OF the County Of New
York notice hereby given 70 all having claims
asains Robert Graham Dun late Of the County Of New
York deceased. the
their place IransacJins business
a office OF Rastus 5. Ransom. No I2S broadway
Borough OF Manhattan. IN the City OF York on
before the seventeenth day Of August next.
Dated New York, the 18th day Cf February, 1901.
MARY r. Dun, ENecutriX: ROBERT DUN DOUGLASS
FRANCIS l. M1NTON WALLER D. BUCHANAN
Executors
RASTUS s. RANSOM. Attorney for Executors i2s
Broadway Manhattan Borough. New-YoFk City.
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READING COMPANY,
General Office Reading Terminal.

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A DvHRrtsEMENrS and subssriprions tos he rris,rs
"A received their Uptown ON - No. L2tc Broatvav.
I'd door north OF s1stst until O'Clock NJ: advertise
received following branch oces
onlcs rates until O'Clock 0. M "a s.
23dst ls2 sth-ave. 12th-s,. Mscy's 6sh-avs
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]. p. nORGAN & co.
Cipi0eno Nonres.
International Paper Company,
30 Broad Street New York.
18th Regular Quarterly Preferred Dividend.

THE BOARD OF DIRECTORS has this day
declared the regular quarterly dividend Of ONE AND
the Preferred Capital Stock. payable April 1901 10 Pre-
ferred Stockholders OF record OF March 10, 1901
Checks will be mailed
Transfer Books OF Preferred Stock will close
p NJ on the 18th day Of March 1901. reopen April
I. 1901 r. W. HYDE, Secretary.
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Gurroeates' Notieee

GOLLA, JOHN.-ln pursuance Of an order OF
- Hon Abuer c. Thomas, Syrrogr OF the County
~ New York iS hereby persons having
claims against john Cola, late OF the County OF
work deceased. present the vouchers trsr@<
az 10 the his place of tran-actns business
No 24a Broadway, BorouSa % Manhattan the city
ofN New York, before the 24th day @ June NEXT
Dated New York. the 10Th day OF December 1900
CHRISTIAN COLA.
ALBERT B WRIGHT. Attorney FOR Administrator SIS
Nassau Street. Borough of Manhattan. City OF New
York.
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n PURSUANCE of an order of the Hon,

4 Ahner c. Thomas. Surrogate OF County Of New
York notice hereby GiVea all having claim.
against Mary Goodwin. late OF the SoU1cy York
sceased TO prsssut the vouchers therefor h,
the subscriber bis place Of q ing business
No Cast 35th Street. Borough l "a IN
city u York, Gp before u tt5 tay of septenl-
ber 1901. AltIt%D j. GOODWIN. Executor.
To ERNST f. EIDLITZ. Esq. A-rcrnsv for Exar,ror
~ Nassau Street. Boroush Of Mamma tan. New YORK
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- c. Thomas a Surrogate OF the County Of New York
notice hereby given TO all persons having claims
p.kCman. late or the County OF York
ceased present the with vouchers thereof ths
subscriber her place OF transaeteg business No.
broadway Borough ~ Manhattan. CIV OF New
York on before the 25th day OF April uext-Dat.d
New York. the 11th DAY OF October 1900 CAROTTSSE,
L. DIRENfAN AdminsJratrix OF the Il Matthew
Dikenlan Deceased Z. MELVILLE KNOWLES Atto--
ney Administratrix NJ s02 Broadway. Borough OF
Manhattan New YORK CIV
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A DvERTISEMENrs and subscriptions for The Tribune
"A received their Uptown Once. No l2i2 Broadway.
3Is-st until O'Clock p advertise
received following branch Offices at regula.
2ad-st. 1872 12th-st: Mscr's eth-svA
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JORRIN. MARGARITA.-In pursuance OF an
- order Of Hon Abner C. Thomas. a Su-rogate OF the
County Of New York notice Is hereby given to all
having claims against Margarita Iorru.
o washington %. c.. deceased. M
same vouchers thereof the subscriber. at bis
transacting business the Office OF Payey q
Moore 80 Nassau Street in tina Bor
ough Manhattan. the CITY Of Nv York or Do
fore the fourteenth day e March. COL asxt-patsd'
New September q. 1900. CLIFF Ord 8 WALTON.
Anciary Adninistrasor PAvEY s MOORE Attorneys
for Adnistrator - Nassau Street 8erousn OF NAnaAs-
New Work. N Z
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For Boys ard Young Men-countr,
QsGclcrs.
ftlusirnI 1nstruriion.

A II? EAST IsTTsF 5 irony -, TIE OMIT
Pupils RECEIVED DAILY Tears 18th So.
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COUPONS No. 3, due March l, 1901, from
First Mortgage Bonds Of the AMERICAN HIDE AND
by COLONIAL TRUST COMPANY. 222 Broadway, New
York W. TIDD. Treasurer.
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CHICAGO WISCONSIN & MINNESOTA RAIL


COUPON NO. 80 of the First Mortgage Bonds
OF the above Company will he paid and after
Ist. upon presentation at the Offices OF Matt
lard Coppell a York.
Wisconsin Central Railway Co..
GEORGE COPPELL. Chairman
New York February 10th. 1901
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MOdestOWB.

Mr.. James Nelson is quite sick with
the grip.
Mr.. ]. E. Shreves, sick of late, is
now improving.
The epidemic of whooping cough,
lately prevailing here, has abated.
Mrs. Ida Metcalf entertained a
company of friends Wednesday of
this week
Mrs. Bert Ross gave a supper last
week. There were about twenty
guests present and the evening was
very enjoyable.
Rev. Walter Rhodes has been In
vited to hold series of meetings at
Cape May city, n. j., under Goth
century gospel campaign.
Miss Sallie Tull and Miss Nora
Kelley, of New Church, were visitors
at the Baptist parsonage last Tues
day. They came down in fine day
ton, driven by two fine horses. In
the dayton was fine pounding for
Pastor Rhodes and family. Among
other things were ten sacks of flour, "a
coop of chickens, two large country
hams and a dozen other articles of
food. The pounding was given by
the Chincoteague church and mem
bers of the New Church community.
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Deaths.

+. William @. Custls, only child OF
John r. GUSTS aud Mary his wife
died Tuesday, January 10Th, at his
home near Bloxom, aged IL years.
Mr.. Robert Mapp, OF near Machi.
pongo, aged IL years, and son OF Mr..
Geo. Il. Mapp, died at his home last
week with rheumatism from which
he had been a great sufferer for some
time Light.
Mrs. Annie Twyford. 81 years old,
died Sunday of the infirmities incl
dent to old age at the home of her
son, z. r. Twyford, near Accomac
@. d., and was laid to rest in the
family burying ground near Parks
sley on Monuay after funeral services
at the Drummondtown Baptist
Church, conducted by her pastor,
Rev. T. s. Dunaway. The deceased
was highly respected lady and had
been an active member of the church
for nearly a half century. She was
the widow Of Revel Twyford, de-
ceased, and is survived by three SONS,
Purnell, William 81. and Philander
r. Twyford.
Mrs. Malinda Scott, relict of the
late Walter Scott, died Thursday
after a protracted illness at the home
OF her daughter, Mrs. William E.
Lilliston, near louisville, aged 70
years. She is survived by three sons,
Walter, Alfred 7. and Ezer Scott, and
three daughters, Mrs. s. J. Pilchard,
Mrs. William E. Lilliston and Mrs.
John 7. Dukes, forty-three grand
children and fifteen great-grand-
children. The deceased was a
worthy member OF the Drummond-
town Baptist Church and had the
respect and esteem Of a large circle
Of relatives and friends.
Funeral services will be held over
her remains at her home, 10 o'clock
to day, January Goth, conducted by
Rev. T. s Dunaway her pastor.
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twentieth Century worA.

DR.. w. G.. Starr will Witt the
Eastern Shore soon in the interest OF
the Twentieth Century Thank offer
ing. The following list OF lis APP
pointments appears in the Richmond
Christian Advocate of 19th inst:
Sunday, February Gath, on POGO
moke circuit-Sykes' Island, II a. ID :;
Sanford, 3 p. M; Pocomoke at night.
Week day appointments will kind.
ly be fixed by the pastors. as to day
and hour of service, for Bloxom,
Guilford, Thomas, Woodbury., Tenn
peranceville, and Downing's.
Sunday, March Sd -Drummond-
town, II a IN ; Louisville, 3 p. m;
Onley at night.
Sunday, March 1Oth.-Onancock II
a. IN; Andrew Chapel, 8 p. m.;
Wachapreague at night.
Sunday, March 18th. >-Pungoteague,
II a. IN; Harborton, 3 p. M; Ever
green at night.
During week days following, the
pastors will please arrange for SER
vices at Bethel, Broadwater, and
GarrisOn's.
Sunday, March wn,
II a. H.; Johnsontown, 8 p. m;
Salem, on Cape Charles circuit, at
night
Sunday, March 31st.-Capeville, II
a. H.; Cape Charles station at night
Sunnyside, on Monday night.
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Sunday school ConveBtiou.

A Sunday School Convention will
be held at Onley Methodist church
on Tuesday, January Goth, beginning
promptly at z p. IN, for the purpose
of organizing Lee District Sunday
School Association, as a branch of
the Virginia State Sunday School
Association. Every Sunday school in
Lee District is entitled to one dele
gate in addition to its pastor and
superintendent, and all delegates are
urged to be present to take part in
the organization. This Association
is INSTRUMENTATION and works for
the good OF all and should receive
the support of all denominations
The business part OF the convention
will be followed by discussion Of
the topic, How can we best reach
those boys and girls who are not in
any Sunday school and get them to
join one?" This topic will be dis
cussed by several of the best speak,
ers in the county.
Any Sunday school desiring to
have the next District Convention
meet with them, will send an invita-
ton by their delegate. All exercises
are open to the public and all are
cordially invited. Should the night
of the goth prove stormy the conven-
ton will be held next night.
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Church Notes.

The 4th quarterly conference OF
Conquest charge meets at Atlantic
NJ. +. Church, February 8, 2 D. LII.
Officials requested to take notice.
Rev. @. K McCaslin, pastor, author
ICES the following; Regular preaching
service at Tasley NJ. P. Church 3 p.
N; Sabbath School p. IN. Public
cordially invited.
Rev. T. s. Dunaway will preach
his last sermon at Drummondtown
and Harborton Baptist Churches on
next Sunday, 9th inst, and leave on
the flowing day for his new charge
at Martinsburg, w. Va.
All are cordially invited 10 attend
the Literary meeting OF the CARR
sons Epworth League to be held at
the home Of Capt. Luther Boggs,
February 1st., p. IN. There will be
very interesting debate on the oc-
casion, subject. WAS the white man
justitiable in driving the red man
from this country"
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Ernest j. Figgs aDd Miss Bette w.
Parkes were married at Bloxom on
Wednesday January 23d, Rev. j. r.
Gill officiating.
Mr. and Mrs. George W. Parrot
announce the marriage OF their
daughter Margaret to Mr.. Charles
Nelson Doughty, on Wednesday
January 23d, 1901. They will be at
home to their friends after February
Goth. S13 North Fulton Avenue, Bal
timore.
The marriage OF Mr.. Thomas Win
der and Miss Mollie Marshall, OF
Accomac, Va, took place at the resi-
dence OF Mr.. Levin L. Tindle In this
city Thursday afternoon at one
O'Clock, Rev. s j. Smith officiating.
They left on the two o'clock express
for their home at Accomac.-Salis-
bury Courier 10th.
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Conference.-The.

Mrs. E. s. Oldham, quite sick Of
late, is much better at this time.
Mr.. Jos. H. Jones, of late confined
to his home with a severe attack OF
grip, is out again.
Mr. E. F. Guillette and family re-
turned a few days ago from bust
ness visit to Baltimore.
Miss Carrie Brodwater returned
this week from visit to friends at
Onancock and Courthouse.
Mrs Olivia Bunting, wife of Shep-
pard Bunting and daughter of Byrd
Miles, died oftyphoid fever at this
place on the 9th inst. Interment in
family burying ground near Temper
anceville after funeral services con-
Quoted by her pastor, Rev. W. j.
Twilley on 18th inst. She was lady
of fine christian character and de-
servedly had the esteem Of everyone
in this community.
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Evangel,s,ic Service. at Onan rocR.

The pastors of the various churcbs
es of Onancock have agreed, after
careful confederation, to request their
congregations to unite in a series OF
Evangelisfic Services. These services
will be entirely undenominational
and will be conducted by the pastors
in rotation The purpose in view 10
the quickeniDg and deepening OF the
relis ious life ofthe christians and the
salvations of souls.
The Baptist church has been select
ed as the most suitable to hold the
m eetiugs in, aud all the pastors Of
the town unite In the urgent request
that every christian make earnest et-
fort to attend, and in the cordial in>
vitation to the general public.
Monday evening January 2Sth. at
1880 there will be mass meeting Of
the christians OF Onancock 10
the NJ. K. Church, South, held
as sort Of preparatory meeting.
Talks will be made by the pastors
and any others who desire to speak
Tuesday evening there will be no
services on account OF the Sabbath
School Convention to be held at
Onley on that date The meetings
will begin Wednesday, January 30 at
1880 p. m, In the Baptist Church and
will continue indefinitely.
The schedule for the first week 10
as follows:
Wednesday, January 80, Rev. F.
NJ. Edwards.
Thursday, January 80, Rev. Mr..
Wise.
Friday, February 1, Rev. Cary Gam
BILE
Saturday, February 2, no service.
Sunday, February 8, Minister not
selected.
Monday, February 4, Rev. James
Henderlite,
Tuesday, February 5, Rev. g. W.
Hurt.
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Chesronnesstx.

Schooner Susie Muir, loaded with
oysters at this place by our planters
for Baltimore last week, returned
Sunday. The captain reports dull
oyster market in that city.
Schooner Bessie Read, John T.
Parks, commander, arrived here
from Crisfeld last Sunday. After
spending a few days with his family
he will leave for the Western Shore
to take cargo of oysters to Baltimore
The pungy, Lizzie Edgerton, Of
Crisfield, commanded by Capt. A. E
Moore, went ashore during the storm
last Saturday on Big Island bar and
it is feared will be a total loss. The
vessel was sighted by some of our
people about II a. III. and a party
consisting Of Teackle Evans, Wesley
Marsh, Jas. Marsh, Edward Ayres
and George Martin went promptly
to the rescue and succeeded after a
perilous voyage in bringing the Cap
tain and his crew of four men to
land. The pungy was loaded with
lumber and bound for Cristield and
was nearly abreast Tangier Island
when storm struck her and the
CaDtain being unable to get into that
harbor, tried to get into Chesconnes-
six creek but put her on the shoals
by mistaking the outer buoy for the
Chesconnessix buoy. A similar mis-.
take caused the loss of another YES
sci at same place in the last twelve
months and our sailors claim that the
outer buoy ought to be taken away.
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Ouley.

Capt. John Rogers made business
trip to Baltimore, this week.
Infant child of B. T. Parks, aged
/ month 20 days, died Monday.
Mrs. Elizabeth Beloate, on the sick
list Of late, is very much better at
this time.
Mrs. Jennie Powell, OF late In Bal
timore for her health, has returned
very much improved.
A meeting of the W. G. 4. U. will
be held in the Baptist Sunday school
room here next Tuesday, 2:30 p. N.
The attendance of all Of the mem
bers is requested.
Henry Bull, colored, trusted SER
want of Mr.. E. g. Fox for the last s
years, left for bis home Friday night
of last week, intending to return on
the following morning. He was taken
sick that night and died after a few
hours illness.
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NEIGHBORHOOO NOTES,
ChtUI0t ague.

Elva, son of John Tyndall, died or
the 10th inst, aged II years.
Mrs. Nancy Lewis, the oldest lady
on the Island, died on the 10th inst,
aged "a years
! Isaac Hudson has closed out hi,
business here and will leave for the
West next week.
Our Island has been alive witt
travelling statesmen this week. Both
hotels flied to the utmost capacity
by them.
Misses Estelle Jester and Lula
Birch, and Messrs s. X. Smith and
d. j. Wheaton, of Philadelphia, are
visiting friends here.
Robert McCulley, assistant en-
gineer of Winter Quarter lightship,
has resigned to accept place of en>
gineer on Steamer Chester of Della
ware Bay.
Arrivals at Atlantic Hotel this
week: j. n. Feddeman, G. E. Byrd,
w NJ, Roberts, W. E. Doughty, Bal
timore; F. G. Hanna, Philade lphia;
a. <. Selby, Wilmington; E. B. Ellis,
Camden, N. j.; G. F Coffin, Ocean
City; Geo. w. Waldmau, FELTON,,
Del; 0. d. Collins, Snow Hill; Levin
Derickson, Berlin; G M. Jones,
Newark, Md; j. A. Dean, Hurlock;
Samuel Townsend, Northampton;
w. A. Hudson, J. w. Broughton,
rhos. b. Quinby, Jno s. Parsons,
Jno. s. Tyler, Accomac.
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Prod nee Exchange Mes,iugs.

The Mappsburg division OF the
Produce Exchange will meet on
Tuesday 10Th inst, p. m at Maps
burg, to elect officers for the present
year.
Meeting OF Bloxom Produce Ex
change will be held on Goth for th'
election OF officers and other import
ant business. Full attendance re-
quested.
The Pungoteague division q
EASTERN Shore Produce Exchange
will hold a meeting at Pungoteague
Wednesday, January 30th, 1901, at
D. M, for the purpose of electing Of
fi,ers. All persons interested are re-
quested to be present.
A meeting OF the Parksley division
Of the Eastern Shore Produce E1
change will be held at Parksley on
the Goth inst. The election OF officers
of that division and other important
matters require the attention OF the
members on that day.
A local division OF the Eastern
Shore Produce Exchange was organ
lied last Monday at Eastville with
many of the best farmers In that SEQ
ton as members. Messrs. Burton and
McMath were present and explained
the scope and objects OF the organis
zation.
A local division OF the Eastern
Shore Produce Exchange was organ.
lied at Machipungo Monday morn
Jog with a good list OF members
Speeches were made by Messrs. Bur-
ton, McMath and others. Mr.. John
II. Roberts was made temporary
and Mr.. J. V. N. Moore,
Secretary. The folio wing Officers were
elected for the ensuing year: General
director, w. j. Savage; local direct
prs: 0. A. Handy, w. j. Charnock,J
V. N. Moore and George 7. Jarvis;
L. p. Bell,general agent and inspect
Or; j. V. N. Moore, secretary.-Light. !
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We have for sale 1000 BUSHELS OF
Ohio seed oats Of fine quality, bran,
middlings, corn, hay and mill feed
also car of New York State round
potatoes, put up in sacks, which we
will sell at less than city prices.
Write for prices.
D. H. Johnson g. Son.
Parksley, Va.
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Orchilla guano, best and cheapest
land improver for grass and clover.
Hopkins g. Bro, agents,
Onancock, Va.

We will from now to LIST of March
offer the following to cash buyers:
Wool blankets-$6.0O for $500, $500
for 81 90; Shoes-$9 so for $2.75; $500
for $2.25; 50 so for 80 90 and various
bargains in other lines. Call and see
that we are doing what we say
B. s. Ashby & Co.
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January 18th, 1901.

Write to us tor estimates on door,
Sash, blinds, stair-rails and all other
kinds Of building material, hardware
paints, &c. Stock large, prices low
Mr.. R. D. L. Fletcher will be at Ac-
comac G. H., the first day OF every
County Court, to -eceive orders fol-
the firm.
Cape Charles Ice e. Lumber 90.
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VIM. B. Tilghman & Co ,

CONTRIBUTING to enquiry con-
corning your fertilizer, would say l
used ton OF Fish Mixture" bought
of your agent, W. L. Mock, last year
on sweets from which l never had
better results. have bought tons
OF Mr.. Mock for sweets for the COM
ing Spring and shall use no other.
Respectfully,
W. II. Thornton.
January 14th, 1901.
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The Zell Guano Co:-Gents, the
"Zell Truck Grower" bought of your
agent, Mr.. W. L. Mock, last Spring,
gave entire satisfaction, and can say
truthfully after its use about years,
that like it better than anything l
ever used on Irish potatoes regard
less OF cost. l have order 81 tons for
potatoes for the coming Spring from
your agent, Mr.. Mock, and shall use
no other.
Yours &C.,
T. A. Nelson,
Assawaman.
January 18th. 1901.
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Ia Menorfam.

In loving remembrance OF my dear
mother, Emma Bunting, who de.
parted this life, January 7th, 1901
aged go years.
In silence she suffered,
In patience she bore,
Until God called her home,
To suffer no more.
| miss thee from thy home. dear
mother,
l miss thee from thy place,
A shadow over my life Is cast,
l miss the sunshine OF thy face.
| miss thy kind and loving hand,
Thy fond and earnest care,
Thy nome is dark without thee,
| miss thee everywhere
You are not forgotten, mother dear,
Nor ever will you be,
AS long as life and memory lasts.
l will always think of thee.
Her daughter.