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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-08-10

ers, 50. s064. %; Texas and Indian steers,
S. l5G4. 20; COWS and heifers. s.. 2oEl3. IS.
Hog-Receipts, 4.0o0; market cents
higher; pigs and lights. $5.75G5. S.; pack
ers, $. 7Jd5. 20; butchers, s5-S5G6.l5.
Receipts, 200; market steady;
native sheep. 50. e9g3. .; lambs, 81. 30q5. 90;
cuHs and bucks, g. 0oG3.o0.
Kansas City.
Kansas City, No, Aug. e.-Cattle-Re-
ceipts, 5000. including 1000 Texans; best
steers, strong; other cattle steady 10
weak: native steers, 81. SJ65. 90; Texas and
Indians. IS. 900. 30; Texas grass steers,
&. 90q4.00; Texas cows, 81. 49d2 90; native
cows and heifers, g. $4,000 stockers and
feeders. g. 40Q4.00; bulls. s.. 50G4-50
calves, s. 00d5.25.
Hog-Receipts, 800; market strong 70
sc higher; bulk Of sales. S5.5595. e5i
heavy. s6.0)G6.1 10; packers, 8. 7eG5. So; mix
ed. s5.55G5.95; light. S5.3595.75; yorkers,
S5-30d5.71; pigs. S.50d5.25.
Sheep Receipts. loo; market strong;
muttons. S3.00Q3.T5: lambs. s4.O0d4- .;
range sheep, g. ooq3 10; stock ewes, S2.ooq
2.50.
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LIVE STOCK MARKET
Hog Buyers are Calling for
More PorkerS.
MARKET 5 CENTS HIGHER
Average Quality of offerings
Below Previous Day.
MARKET 5 CENTS HIGHER

The most prominent feature Of the hog
market yesterday was the cry for more
hogs. Blyers are getting discouraged be
cause they are unable TO III their orders.
Cudahy cleared the sale pens yesterday
and then did net get as many hogs as
he wanted. If there had been 800 more
hogs on the market yesterday they would
have found ready and willing buyers.
The market was ; cents higher yesterday
and the top price was s5.s21s. The average
quality OF the offerings was common and
even the best loads were uneven and not
up TO the grade OF good packers. The
prices PAID for hogs here yesterday when
the quality was taken into consideration
were such as 10 net the sellers more
money than they could have obtained on
any other market. and the shippers seem
ed TO realize this fact and they we're sat
isfied with the prices.
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Lo-t51 AK SC. h Carascaa1. =
New York. zhose contest vi.h he srlt-
ish bres-s-s q fox terriers. vls eaei5r1
vesssrlav aeslrst h.n - 1i-tcha- s1r-
rer hes salsI Io rs extensive ks,,rei lr
r.,-ctasl-g z-x mcre fsE teEr.ers. iu-la1-
inr E5atstan. winner - "a i1e pvzss ~
rre CrestS zr- Tts1r aeErrgate coEr
81. y pa yornds re RS siso rgT-
chased the rrLre h1csaey eesr -i4ss ir.rso-
cs-ce. VITA whsoh Re hopes = VII ne
bi1e rtbooa ~ Madison sslzre G1-2e1,
New York. zezt vl-seT-
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DAYS GRAIN MARKET
Grain Markets Were Rather
Narrow Yesterday.
OATS CLOSED HIGHER
Wheat Shade Up and Corn
Unchanged.

Chicago. Aug. Sin the absence Of
changes in the crop situation the grain
markets were rather narrow today, clos
ing steady, wheat shade up; corn IN
changed and oats 1sg5sc higher for Sep
TENDER delivery Provisions closed IN
changed to TIC over yesterday.
Wheat traders were inclined to limit
their trades because OF the government
report expected tomorrow. There vas
but little outside interest in the market,
while news OF influence was about evenly
divided between the bulls and bears. 4
narrow range OF prices was the result Of
this situation. The market opened easy
in sympathy with Liverpool. September
&c lower to unchanged az 70ss 10 7oSsc-
Fear that the northwestern crop would
be injured by heavy rains, together with
heavy seaboard clearances, caused an
early rally TO 7I1sc. There were plenty Of
fattering prospects held out IN letters and
mesa ges from farmers and agents in the
country. however. and September soon
worked back TO 70ssc. Later a rally TO
70st G707sc occurred, helped by the fact
tha6 81 loads were reported taken Tor ex-
port Feeling was steady at the close,
September being a shade over yesterday,
at 705sf7707sc. Seaboard clearances in
wheat and -four were equal TO IA 900
600 bushels, compared with 1,115,00O bush
els last year. The northwest reported a
total of l92 cars, against l52 last week
and IS a year ago. Local receipts were
1S7 cars, 80 of contract grade. Argentine
shipments last week aggregated 32s, 900
bushels, compared with $4,000 bushels
the corresponding week Of 1900.
While corn was at times moderately ac-
tive, il was local market with the gen
Lat ~ r1-
wheat, this was due largely 20 desire
70 await the verdict Of the agricultural
departments crop bulletin expected to-
morrow. There was very little country
buying, while local people were disin-
clined 20 sell. Shows forecast or the
government report, starting that It would
probably show q condition Of s. or per-
haps %, which would be the lowest con-
dition ever reported, was a potent iniiu-
erce IN sustaining prices, although the
usual crop damage stories received from
the corn belt. Receipts we're 81 cars.
September sold between 81 and 5S1s95S14c,
and closed unchanged at 5794c
oats were dull, but independently firm
on buying by elevator interests and trad
ers ordinarily busy With hog product. The
volume OF trade was light. however, and
speculation offered feature OF interest.
| September sold between s. and sac and
closed A.G.sc higher, at &c Receipts
were 81 cars.
Provisions were dull. The market, how
ever. ruled steady on purchases Of lard
by a local packer. A slight recession OF
prices followed the completion Of this
buying, but the close was steady. Sep
TENDER pork, &c higher, at Sl3.S5; Sep
TENDER lard a shade up at sS.621aqS. 50, and
September ribs unchanged, at SI.1I12.
Estimated receipts tomorrow: Wheat,
30 cars; corn, 80 cars; oats, 10 cars;
hogs, Is 900 head.
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New q MoneY &c.

New York. Aug g-Morey On call
steady. ~ - per cent, prime mercanf- r.
paper. 4-F5 per cent. sterling sxch1r ~
weak. v5fh actual business IL banker
lUls a. s. sz15 81 for demand end at
s. SCI. "a ~ for sixty days, posted rates
s. $50 and ss.ss. commercial bills. 3 -f'
CAS- silver cerlscstss. ulglolsc Bar
silver. So Mexican dollars. g. Govern
nle1t bonds STEADY. Refundlug tWos. Esg-
lstsre5 1d1z.. coupon. IT rhress. regis
tered. 11si. coupon. 11st. rev foErs. reg
istered. -, c0upcn. -. o.l fo-rE. reg
istered. 10. coupon, ~. ffes. rsgisterc1.
Il1.. coupon. 1s
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DRY GOODS MARKET.

New York, Aug. s.-There has been no
material change in the market for cot
ton goods. The general demand has been
quiet. with sellers as q rule adhering 10
previous prices for both staple and fancy
lines. Print cloths are easy and not
ouotablv lower. Linens firm, with an i'm
proved demand. Burlaps dull and tend
ing In favor OF buyers.
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AMERICAN LEAGUE.
amerIoan LEAGUE Standing,

CLEVELAND, S; MILWAUKEE, 8.
Cleveland. O., Aug. 9.-Cleveland bunch
ed four hits and aided by a base on
balls and a sacrifice, scored four runs in
the second inning; Moore was in fine
form and allowed only three scattering
hits I'D TO the ninth inning. Attendance.
1.60e. Score; r II E
Milwaukee .........O l 0 @ 01-3 0
Batteries-Moore and Wood; Hawley
and Maloney.
DETROIT. Z: CHICAGO. l.
Detroit, Mich. Aug. 9.-The home team
this afternoon won the last game OF the
season with Chicago. and as a result the
two teams break even on the seasons
play. Griffith was put out Of the grounds
for questioning decision. Attendance.
2S07. score: RHE
Chicago .............1 0 0 o 0o0oo-1 8
Detroit ...............0 0OI270 IL Is 0
Observation-Disclosures and Sullivan; Mil
Ter and Buelow.
BOSTON. SIS; BALTIMORE, H..
Boston. Aug 9.-BoSton and Baltimore
broke even today. The first game was a
slugging match in which Baltimore ex-
celled. though the bad fielding and dumb
team play on both sides added largely 10
the score. Boston won the second game
10y good hitting il the first and fourth
innings. While standing at the bat in
the nth inning OF the first game q foul
tin struck Third Baseuan Dunn. OF the
Raltimores, III the proboscis and broke II.
He was sent to the hospital McGraw
took his place. Attendance, 5,16L Score:
7-irst game Ri E
Boston ...............2 0 a 3 o. a 5
Baltimore ..........-1 0 0 g 4 0 0 Ill "A ?
Baueries-wInter and schreck; Nops
and Bresnehan-
Second game Il Z
Boston ...............01 o'-6 Il 1
Baltimore ...........2 600 % 1
ratteries-Iitcheu and Criger; McGin-
nifty and Bresrehan.
PHIL ADELPTITA So; WASHINGTON ~
Washington. Aus e.-Philadelphis today
won both games Of the first 6ouble-header
PLAYED in Washington this season, by
SUPERIOR stick work. The home team was
unable To hit crportunely. Davis dropped
q homer over center field fence in the
frst same. making the longest Hit ever
made in American League ParS- II the
second game washington was never with
( in Mailing distance Of victory. Attendance
firzr game RHE
washington .........2o000b1o1-4 ?
+ Philadelphia ........001 co.'s L 3
Batteries-Carrick and Grady; Bernard
- seeon5 same RHE
/ washington ........ooooI2oO1-4 /
/ Philadelphia ........S Q o0025 o1-9 IS O
Bstreries-Patten and Grady; Plank and
I Powers
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COTTON MARKET.

New York, Aug. s.-The market for
cotton futures opened firm and to
points up, on room and light southern
buying. the sellers being Liverpool bears
and continental houses. The market was
finally steady, with prices net Q to 10
nnfrts hirher.
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WESTERN LEAGUE.


MINNEAPOLIS. 3, GhAH-N- =
Omaha Neb., Aug. s.--TodaTs same
ives noted chiefly for the cueLat Il
kickio- done and for lack ~ features
Calhoun WAS benched in The .irst in'siuS
cor kicking Mcconnell l-2l hns=T
s7l5t in the eight inning S-or1; i = =
aisrreapolls ......-..s 0aoD3a ca g Z,
Omaha ........-...00a 2oQg2 Co. 4 =
Batteries Swornste5t AM -1-Co1Eell;
Allovay. Buckley and GoudiaE
DES MONIES. g. 81. PAIL O.
Des Loines. Ia. Aug- 2-Ea- Locals
found CoE2n almost 81 Wiz to-day On
the other hand Glade was q mystery -
the Saints Attendance. 81 sore;
L II z.
Des Moines .........0O001 4 0
St Paul ....--.-..-.-o @ Q Q 0 0 = Go 5 =
Batterses-Glaee and C0tes c7sao, WI
son and Lattner.
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Hogs
sf1s
SENTATIVE SALES.
Cattle

There vas not much doing in the cattle
section yesterday. There is stiu a scarcity
OF butchers STUFF. bug a better supply is
expected in the near future. as the late
rains have renewed the pastures and cat
tie are doing well
PEpE EeI-N-7-A TIVE SAILS
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BANK cLEARlSGs.

$ez YORK. AaE. s-The fcliruing a.
be ccr7rlicd by B-adst-ser. sn1ws TIE
bzak ciearirrs ~ t1- rr1epal cites ~;
tie week erEc1 A-Esst IS witl tEe rer-
ccltaEe 81 ircre1se and -errrre ~ con-
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WOOL MARKET.

st. Louis, Aug. 9.-Wool market steady
and unchanged; western and territory.
medium, 14q16c; fine, 11q15ci coarse, 1lg
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On the Produce Exchange, today, the
market closed as follows;
Butter-Market firm; creamery 1z1z92oc;
dairy, 13I17c-
Egg@F irm. fresh. 14dl4lzc
Kansas City.
Kansas CITY. Aug. s-CCiose.)-Wheat-
September. CSC; December Ssssc: cash,
No. ? hard. 65isG57c; No. 3. 65lsg6sc; No
. red. aisG7lc.
Corn-september. 5sz.g5s7sc; December.
5Ssc. Cash. No. mixed, 5S14g7S1zc; No
white. 5slkG59c
Oats-No. white, Seiz94Oc.
Rye-No. 2, sc.
Butter-creamery. 1sssq1sc; dairy. la4a
1910.
Egg-Fresh, lec.
ST. Louis.
st. Louis, Aug s.-(Close.) wheat
Higher: No. red cash. elevator, CSC;
track. 7ozs G71:sc; September. csc; De-
cember, use; No. hard, 79a4G7lc.
Corn-Higher: No. , cash, sec; track.
6oQ6sl4c; September, 5s14c; December,
6o5z e7syssc; May. &c
Oats-Higher; No. cash, S61zc; track,
251z G57c; September. s615c; May SslzgSs7s
No. white, 57isGSSc.
RySFirm; &c
New York.
New York, Aug. 9-Butter-Receipts g.
ee1 packages: market steady; state dairy.
f4dlec; creamery. 16QaD1zc; western June
factory, .l5G15iLc; imitation creamery, Il
g171kc.
Cheese-Receipts. $50 packages; mar
ket dull and weak; fancy large colored.
ess ds1Lc; fancy large white, slses1<c;
fancy small colored, CSC; white. slzgsssc.
Eggs-Receipts. 5,4So packages; market
steady; state and Pennsylvania, 16glSc;
western candled, I2G161zci western unean-
died, sGS11c.
Sugar-Raw, barely steady: fair REIN
/ ing. 8 else: centrifugal. 90 test, Eisc; mo-
lasses sugar, 5-16c; refined dull; crush
ed. s. IS: powdered S. IS; graduated, 5.S5.
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BASEBALL
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
National Leauu. Standing.

PHILADELPHIA, 3; NEW YORK, :.
Philadelphia, Aug 9.-Hard hitting by
the Phillies enabled them 10 defeat New
York rather easily today ne visit re
could do little with Townsend's pitching,
and their work in the field was ragged.
Attendance, 4.3ss. Score: RHE
New York .........-.2 Q 900 %
Philadelphia ........0 4 1 l lib II
Batteries - Deegan and Bowerman;
Townsend and Mcfarland.
BROOKLYN. 4; BOSTON, 3.
Brooklyn, Aug. e.-Today's game was
decided in the ninth. Boston got lead
OF one run by punching two singles and
2 double Then Brooklyn won out on
free pass, a bunt, q sacrifice and Shrek
ards timeyl double. Attendance, $500
Score: RHE
Brooklyn ............o 0 0 0 0 %
Batteries-WiIlis and Kittredge; Dono-
van and Mcclure.
CHICAGO, I; PITTsBURG, L
Pittsburg. Pa, Aug. 9.-Hughes was
Wild and Taylor was substituted in the
fourth inning. Only four scattered hits
were made of him. Chicago's hits were
bunched. Ritchey's errors cost two runs.
Attendance, 2,s00. Score RHE
Pittsburg ............1 0 0 0 o. l
Chicago ..............2 I Dol % 3
Batteries - Tanuehin and Yeager;
Hughes, Taylor and Kahoe.
ST. LOUIS, Is; CINCINNATI, s.
Cincinnati. Aug. 9.-St. Louis hit Guese
at VIII today. His support was weak
also. Murphy kept the hits scattered in
all but one inning. Attendance, 100.
Score: r II Z
Cincinnati ...........0 I 040o01-6 Il 6
ST. Louis ............2 100000 BIB l3 1
Batteries-Guese and Bergen; Murphy
and Ryan.
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CASH QUOTATIONS.
Wheat-No. . red. 71l4c.
Corn-No. , yellow, 5I@4c-
Oats-No ,. 35s. 1850: Nc. ? white, Ss9
3Ss.c: No. white. 57i4 G3Sl&c.
Rye-No. 2. 5Tl4 d57lzc.
Barley-Fair 70 choice mailing, bSG60c.
Flax seec-No, I, sl.63; No. ! north
western. Sl.63.
Timothy seed-Prin1e. $40.
Pork-Mess, Per Dbl, SO s0Q1S.S5.
Iard-Per 100 lbs, s.. 6odS 621k
Short rib sides Qoose), S7.70d7 s.; dry
salted shoulders CbOxed). Ti.17lzc- Short
clear sides boxed. $ .25lsS.35
Whisl1y-Basis OF high wines. N.2.
Clover-Contract grade SO =.
RECEIPTS AND SHIPMENTS.
Rec pts. Shipna'ts-
Flour bbls ........-.....- - 90 1900
Wheat bu. ................322.e 15o 10
Corn. btl. les. go 2o.o09
oats hrl. ...............-..390. 90 "a 900
rive. bu. .................. 1900 200
Barley. bu- ..-.....-....-.-- i,vy 10000
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ST. Louis.

s.. LOUIS. Aus. 9.-Cattle-Heceints, l.
ca i1rl--.si-e So Texans. market steady
70 strong: native steers S--77 ~ COWS
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, This large four-Et1ry bulldog - Sd
rnl-abif nltcl aad f1Tnahed f1r ne "a q
q he alck. No loataraus CT contagious
disease admitted. bgt az othcr aseztsos
that are usually treated az hospits4s are
EgccssaflIy treats1 here ilcigairk
whlaky. Cecslre ana Horphirs Haeita.
sbsoluteiy guaranteed. Wornsn. mar "a
O. sluEle. can frd = rafs retreat hsss
Curing confinement. ara heas % ever
sase found Cor gle chi1 y required
home or The poor ard rich axe. - "a
operations and medical fTeatz1snt ars
free. ara ths only charge taat f. nzes Il
the ordinary ssplfal -. Whl-a - iasa
enough % pay tha running qFasnrss ~
ths inrtrlticn- TIE best Of rsfsreaess
gwen vhen reeuFsf Wrts - cifcslsr
T. the Martha waEhinEtsn H1ns~
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Lawyers are good. Rad AID Indifferent
The good ones likely Tril stay TIE
grating kind VIII soo7 50 Tie better
class charge $40 FOR making orr pa7s-s.
t-asshtsnins ont eutryr7eo a1d aeon
pz-yiug them 10 The land cf1.ce- Thsrs
are many bright. wsl-kuoTn kansas ard
Oklahoma stt0rueys here
Z rATnN-
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Iawton has two daIlies-the Republi-
can and the Democrat; politics a. the
names indicate They are small. crude
papers yet. but VII probably develop
i-to good ones. These papers show their
enterprise several tine q day h getting
CIT extra editions.
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GRAIN AND PRODUCE MARKETS,

Chicago
Chicago, Aug. 9.-The leading futures
ranged as follows:
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REPRESENTATIVE SALES.
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Totals. L. S...-...--fl .ozz 3 .
Totals outside ny. Gft-
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Unless TIE sinking II wells row n pro
Eress on the townsite terminates more
favorably than present conditions in1i-
cate. the town VIII nearly have 70 de-
pend OF Mr Wood for IT'S water supply
The water. south q town OF &r. Wood
claim. is good. and obtaiaabis a. low
depth. but in the toTnsite IL is different
Many persons believe artisan wells the
ultimate solution
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AT no time Is man secure from at
taoks Of such disorders of the stomach
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mon during the heated term, when il
is dangerous to neglect them. Pain.
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ed, and thu severest attacks have been
cured by It. AVOID substitutes. There
lie but one Pain-KIller, Perry. Davis
25c and SOC
The Brunswick times-call., 1901-05-18

A telegram received from my New
York buyer, Mr., Lewis Levy, says that
he has purchased-the entire bankrupt
stock Of Cline, Goodman & Co., of New
York. consisting Of clothing. shoes,
furnishings, etc. This stock will be
sold for 500. on the dollar. IL, Joel,
"the hustler, or cheap John, the poor
mans FRIEND" 308 Bay street,
The Brunswick times-call., 1901-05-18

Biliousness is a condition cha'acter-
lied by a disturbance Of the digestive
organs. The stomach is debiliiated. the
liver torpid, the bowels constipa'ed.
There is a loathing Of food, pains in the
bowels, dizziness, coated tongue and
vomiting, first of the undigested or
partly digested food and then Of the
bile. Chamberlain's Stomach and Liv.
or Tablets allay the disturbances of the
stomach and create g healthy appetite.
They also tone up the liver to healthy
action and regulate the bowels. Try
them and you are certain to be much
pleased with the result. For sale by ! /.
N, Bishop. Druggist.
The Brunswick times-call., 1901-05-18
SHERIFF SALES.
GEORGr Glynn Cou ntv.

GEORGr Glynn Cou nty.
Will be sold before the courthouse door In
Brunswick, Glynn county. Ca, on the first
Tuesday in June next within the legal hours
OF sale, the following described property:
One bureau, desk, Office ratings, irror
4settees, large lamps. half moon cou Ter
stove and pipe oil can, table, rugs, 1 lot
assorted ladies and childrens shoes, and one
button machine, Levied ou and sold as the
property of the Taylor Shoe Co. under distress
warrant issued by j. It. Lambright Jnstice of
the Peace The district G, NJ Glynn county,
Ga. in favor of Geo. r. Krauss and against the
Taylor Shoe Co. for $876.l5.. Levy made
and returned to me by L. J, Leavy consta-
BILE.
Also at the same time and place. the
certain lot, tract or parcel Of land situate lying
and being in the city OF Brunswick, county OF
Glynn and state Of Georgia and known and de-
scribed on Simmons map OF said city made in
the year 1891 as New Town lot number 1881 Lev
led on as the property of Cook g. Smith under
and by virtue of an execution issued by HI. Read
Tax Collector, for state and county taxes due
for the year 1900; amount of tax $2.70 with in
terest aDd cost Levy made and returned to me
by X, ). Pyles, Deputy Sheriff,
Also at the same time and place. the
following described property to-wit: That
certain lot parcel or tract Of land situate lying
and being in the city of Brunswick, state Of
Georgia, county OF Glynn, end known and de-
scr1bed on Baldwn's map Of said city, made in
the year 1897, as the western One-half of Old
Town lot numbar 289. Levied on as the proper
ty of HDflwOrth under and by virtue OF an ex-
ecutlon Issued by II. j. Read, Tax Collector, for
State and county taxes due for the year 1900;
amount of tax $l7.55 with interest and cost,
Levy made and returned to me by r. s. Pyles
Deputy Sheriff, ' % ,H
Also at the same time and place, the
following described property towit: That
certain lot, tract or parcel OF land situate lying
and being in the city Of Brunswick, county OF
Glynn and state Of Georgia and knowd and de-
scribeh on Baldwin's map Of said city, made in
2l2. Levied on as the properly OF Mrs.
Rebecca G. Wylly under and by virtue
Of an execution Issued by Ii. j. Read, Tax Col
year 1899 and 1900; amount Of taxes $67 81 with
interest and cost Levy made and returned to
me by K. 5. Py1es, Deputy Sheriff.
w. II. Berrie,
Sheriff.
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