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Personals.

Mr.. E. D. Waddy and wife spent
the week In Baltimore.
Mrs. E. T. Koening left Thursday
for a visit to friends In Baltimore.
Mrs. William L. Wright and child
rem left Monday by steamer for Bal
timore.
Mr.. James Alexander, Of Washing
ton, was among the visitors to Acco-
mac @. II. this week.
Miss Bette Parramore and nieces,
Misses Lizzie and Sallie Parramore,
spent the week In Philadelphia.
Mrs. Elizabeth Ayres, mother Of
DR.. J. Il. Ayres, seriously i'll several
days OF late, is now out Of danger.
Mrs. Sarah Ayres and Mrs. India
JOSS returned Tuesday from visit
to friends at Cape Charles and Nor-
folk.
Capt. w. H. Lang left for Balti-
more Monday to look after some
matters In connection with his oyster
business.
Judge Sam'l L. Ross and wife at
tended the meeting Of the Presby-
terian Synod In session in the city of
Norfolk this week.
DIR. and Mrs. McLane Tiffany, OF
Baltimore, are at Mt. GUSTS, their
country home. They arrived by
steamer on Wednesday.
A handsome new dwelling recently
completed by Mr.. Thomas Gardner,
Of Wiseville, at Accomac @. H., will
be occupied by him at at early date.
MIR. E. 8. Oldham, OF Temperance
Vile, is at Accomac G. Il. this week
identifying the dwelling occupied by
Mr.. VIM. b. Stevenson with coat OF
paint.
Miss Minnie Landlord, after short
visit to the home OF Mr.. Jerome
Landlord, Accomac @. H., returned
to her homo In Princess Anne, Md,
this week
Mrs. Bessie Barnes, critically i'll OF
late at the home OF her father, Mr..
Wesley I. Nelson, Aecomac @. Il. =, is
improving, and it is believed now will
soon be in her usual health again.
Mrs. Lottie Garrison has rented
her home at Accomac @. II. to the
Presbyterian minister, who has &C
copied call to Mackenzie church, and
will change her place OF residence to
Cape Charles. She left for that city
on Thursday.
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PungOfeagu e.

Sweet potatoes now scarce in this
section and what is left In hands OF a
few people.
The Jr. o. U. A. Ms at this placs
are growing rapidly and the order
here will soon be very large one.
The new dwelling of Mfr. Jno. l..
Warren ,rece ntly built near here, was
occupied by his family this week.
Mr.. B. II. Shrieves and wife and
Mr.. L. G. Ames and wife returned
this week from a trip Of several days
to Baltimore and other points Of in-
terest.
The Pungoteague Academy, now
run as a Public High School, has Ave
teachers, 100 pupils in the academic
department and from % to 30 music
scholars.
Allen Mckay, IT., Henry Byrd, Major
Weseott and Jimmie Hopkins,of our
town, quite sick OF late, are improv-
ing and will without some mishap
soon be out again.
Miss Mary Ks!lam, teacher at Hope
ton, while en- route to Belle Haven
to attend the marriage OF Miss Wyatt
this week, paid short visit to her
parents st this place.
DR.. ]. H. Hiden has just returned
from three weeks vacation or the
Western Shore. He spent much OF
the time while away, shooting wild
turkeys and other game.
s. W. Ames & Co, merchants at
this place, have added many new
lines to their stock this season, and
the increase in same has added great
ly to their business. Their stock is a
very large one.
Mr.. George Scott, a worthy and
highly esteemed citizen, died We'd
nasday, 10th inst, at his home In
Hacks Neck, aged SO years, and his
remains were inferred in cemetery at
this place on following Friday. Three
sons, Winfield, Geo. w. and Patrick
Scott, and one daughter, Mrs. j. ID.
Bennett, survive him.
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NEIGHBORHOOD NOTES
ChtnG0tsna ne.


The P. w. & B. railroad has put
through fast train on the main line.
DR.. T. I. Taylor, OF Atlantic P o.
sick for some time past, is recuperat-
ing here at the Atlantic Hotel.
Mr.. VIM. Warner and family, Of
Atlantic, have moved here. He will
engage in mercantile business at this
place.
John Conner, of Stockton, Md, has
opened here clothing store under
the style of the Philadelphia Cloth
ing Co.
Amos Davis, colored, OF this place,
was fiued $40, this week by Justice
Dennis, for carrying concealed
weapons.
Rev. T. G. Davis, of the Union
Baptist Church, will begin q series
OF sermons next Sunday morning on
the subject, "Whst Chincoteague
Island needs"
The P. w. s. B. Railroad Co. has
improved their wharf here by an ad-
dition Of 1000 square feet and by an
enclosure on the southern end.
Misses Lizzie Taylor and L. Wat
son, of HOMETOWN, are guests Of
friends at this place; Mrs. ella Bloxom
is visiting friends at Stockton; Mr..
W. N. Conant just returned from a
trip to New York.
DR.. E. U. Potter is visiting friends
in Roanoke; Messrs. John Elliott and
E. Dave Winder are in Baltimore on
a business trip; Mrs. Sanders Payne
and daughter, of Snow Hill and Miss
Willie Shreaves, of Modestown, are
visiting friends here.
William P. Reed, better known as
Nicksey, died on the 18th inst, aged
So years. He had been engaged in
some way around the Atlantic since
it's erection and had many sincere
friends, both here and elsewhere,
who will learn with sorrow OF his
death.
A preliminary survey has been
completed for the extension of Queen
Anne railroad, from a point near
Hobbs Station, Caroline Co Md, to
Chincoteague, distance Of about
1870 miles, and the work OF locating a
line will soon commence. The cost
of construction is estimated at $780,
900.
Arrivals at Atlantic Hotel this
week: John w. Corbin, Geo. Bra
sure, Jno. o. Horsey, H. Il. Lobe, b.
E. ellis, W. H. Andrews,C. W. Myers,
W. B. White, A. P. Mcpherson, W..
E. Edmonds, W. w. Hallett, Balti-
more; F. G. Hanna, DR.. W. o. Gregg,
Philadelphia; F. L. Clark, Whining
ton; r. F. Powell, DR.. W. A. Taylor.
Stockton; 1. Ulman, Salisbury; DR.. T.
T. Taylor, T. T. Munford, Master
Chas. w. Corbin, Accomac.
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Write to us TOR estimates on door,
sash, blinds, stair-rails and all other
kinds Of building material, hardware
paints, sc. Stock large, prices low.
.R.D.L. Fletcher will be at 40
comac @. H., the first day OF every
County Court, to receive orders for
the firm.
Cape Charles lee & LuBber 90.
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Millinery.

When making your fall and winter
millinery purchases don't forget l
can save you money and can show
you an unusual pretty and up-to
date line. Call early and make your
selection.
Very respectfully,
Mrs. Chas. E. Mears,
Wachapreague, Va.
A fashionable dressmaker, Miss
BERTHE Tllghman, is at Mrs. A. j.
Parks. II you want an up-to- date
dress or coat.suit made, call on her.
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Report Of Beard or Health Ia Small
POx Cases.

Report Of Beard or Health ia Small
P0x Cases.
Mr.. Editor:--In reply to the many
Inquiries received at the Office OF the
Board OF Health relative to the small
pox cases and also to refute the many
silly rumors that have been current
in the eighborhood, will ask you
to kindly publish the following;
The little child who was first at
tackled is practically out Of danger.
The father, who had never been
vaccinated until the child was taken
sick, was vAccinated as soon as the
Board was Informed OF the fact, but
too late however to afford him i'm
munity from the disease. He was
promptly attacked by the malady 10
a very severe form, but is getting
along quite well.
The only other inmates OF the
house, the mother and Mr.. Andrew
Ashmead, were both vaccinated In
early life and again later and so far
have not taken the disease and the
probability is they will escape. The
house and inmates are under strict
quarantine and no opportunities will
be allowed for the disease to spread.
Quarantine of the suspects not re-
siding in this particular house has
been raised.
The public schools will open short
ly, at least as soon as it is deemed
safe. In this communication | would
like to call attention to the following
Act OF the Legislature.
Section 90 Of the Virginia School
Laws Q9O1) provides that mo pupils
shall be admitted Unto the public
schools Of Virglnia) unless they have
been vaccinated; nor shall any per
son be allowed to teach in the schools
OF the commonwealth until they
shall have been vaccinated; provided
that the operation OF this clause con
corning vaccination may be suspend
ed in whole or in part by the school
board OF any city or county,"
]. Il. Ayres,
Secretary
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People knowa good thing when
they see it. and that is why we are
selling so many air-tight stoves. The
two advances on stoves, since we
bought, make our prices cheaper
than the manufacturer
8. w. Ames q Co.,
Pungoteague, Va.
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The 7. W. @. T. U. will holds its
frst meeting for the year 1sOS-Oo,
Saturday, October 18th, 8 p. m, at
the home OF Miss Minnie Mills. All
members urged to be present.
Mrs. Moore, Cor. Sec.
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The ladies are talking about our
great line of mattings, carpets, art
squares and rugs. See them and
feel coy. Buy them and realize the
warmth of a bargain.
Ames, Shield & Co.
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NoTIoE-A large SOW, black and
white, no marks, has been on my
premises since 9Th of October. The
owner will call for her, prove proper
ty, pay charges and take her away.
j. H. Onley,
Charlottesville, Va.
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Our buyer has just returned from
the Northern cities with a complete
stock OF everything. Gall.
The Belle Haven Furniture Go.
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SD eefaI Notice.

To the young lady that will write
aud send US the best poem on our
Climax Brand Of flour, we will send
her ten dollars $50 0W in gold.
Our s. K. @. Package Coffee needs
no comment.
Snow, Knox & Go.
Baltimore, Md.
Baltimore, October 10, 1909.
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Watchman's place over
oysters. Address
X. w. Exmore, Va.
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We are up-to-date out-ftters for
men, boys and children. And ladies
goods always have our special at
tention.
Ames, Shield y Co.
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Our dress goods department is full
OF many bright, stylish things. We
also have big line of cloaks and furs
at big values, not often found.
8. W. Ames & Co.,
Pungoteague, Va.
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TELEPHONE NoTICE-Persons de-
string to move houses where our
wires will interfere, will please notify
Secretary before moving same, other
wise they will be held responsible for
damage done to wires or by wires
being down.
Atlantic Telephone Co.,
Temperanceville, Va.
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Full line dry goods, notions, shoes,
hats and caps just received.
The Belle Haven Furniture Go.
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Comfcftsl Do you want comfortsi
The greatest line yet. And blankets
that will warm you.
Ames, Shield IL Co.
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For SALE-Cheap for cash,a model
Excelsior incubator. manufactured
by Geo. b. Stable, Quincy, Illinois,
capacity 800 to 600 eggs:
j. p. Martin.
Belle Haven, Va.
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Wraps!-wraps and furs in goodly
lots. Prices at low water mark.
Ames, Shield & 90.
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Come to the "Big Store" and get
big bargains.
Ames, Shield & Co.
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For SALE-Two nice blocky mares
and 8 fine mare mules, cheap.
Thos. II. Nelson,
Accomac @. H., Va.
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Full stock in every department
ready for your inspection.
The Belle Haven Furniture Go.
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Weddings.
Honman-Mister.

The marriage OF Miss Gertrude AL
dress Mister, daughter OF Mr.. and
Mrs J. J. Mister, and William James
Seymour Hoffman. was solemnized
at st. Georges Protestant Episcopal
Church, Wednesday, October 29d,
Rev. j. Scott Meredith officiating.
The wedding was pretty one and
witnessed 10y large gathering OF
relatives and friends. The atten-
dants were Miss A. Virginia Ames,
cousin OF the bride, maid OF honor,
who wore tan lansdown and carried
pink chrysanthemuns; Miss Marian
Hoffman, niece OF the groom, flower
girl, who wore white organdie and
carried basket OF chrysantkemums;
Mr.. K. A. Downing best man. Mrs.
VIVA. Kellam presided at the organ
and played wedding marches as the
bridal party entered and left the
church.
The bride was attired In blue
broadcloth travelling suit and carried
a bouquet OF white chrysanthemums,
the groom wore the conventional
black. The presents were numerous
and handsome.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hoffman left by
steamer Pocomoke for tour to Bal
timore and other points. They will
be at home to their friends after
November 1st.
Wilcox-Lankford.
Miss HATTIE Wilcox, OF Hillsville,
Carroll county, Va, and VIM. j..
Landlord, OF Accomac @. H., were
married at Dobson, N. c., September
29th, 1902.
Taylor ustics.
Mr.. Louis Taylor and Miss Lille
Justice, both OF Hopkins, Va, were
married at Princess Anne, Md, Wed
nesday, October 22d, 1902, Rev. W. j.
Twilley officiating.
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Shoes are an important part In a
PERSONS outfit. We have the style
and comfort in ladies and gents at
prices that are astonishingly low.
8. W. Ames Il Co.,
Pungoteague, Va.
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For SLLE-Two-year-old English
setter gyp, thoroughly broken and
good retriever. VIII sell at right
price.
W. G. West.
Onancock, Va
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Queen Quality ladies fine shoes in
stock.
The Belle Haven Furniture Co.
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NoTIcE-A Holstein-buffalo cow,
blind In one eye, strayed from my
premises the last OF May. Informa-
ton of her will be suitably rewarded.
Geo. W. Gilmore,
Mappsburg, Va.
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Wilcox-Iankford.
TAYLOR ustics
sunday school Convention.

Pungoteague District Interdenom
national Sunday School Convention
will be held at Earborton M. e.
Church, South, Friday, October 81,
1902, beginning at 1890 a. IN. Pro.
gram as follows:
Morning.
Devotional exercises.
Roll call OF delegates.
Welcome address, by Rev. W. W.
Sawyer.
Response by Rev. Robt. McInturff.
Reports from schools.
Open court, in which every men,
Der OF the Convention will be allow
ed to discuss any subject in reference
to Sunday School work
Afternoon.
Devotional exercises.
Discussion; open to all, What is
the greatest need OF the Sunday
Schools in this section3"
Discussion; open to all, "How can
we best secure regular attendance in
teachers7"
Election OF officers of the District
Association.
Open court, il time permits, 1.-THE
difficulties, and discouragements OF
the superlntendents and teach
ers."
Exercises to be interpreted with
cfIUice music.
w. G.. Bates, K. 7. Powell,
Secretary. District Supt.
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To WHOM IT MAY CONCERN. This
Ia to authorize Mr.. Fl. L. Crockett to
call for all true bills against the
GAINESVILLE Methodist Episcopal
Church, with the understanding that
they must be itemized in every case.
and accompanied by the affidavit OF
the party to whom the bill is due.
Signed.
Thos. e. Martindale,
Presiding Elder.
In accordance with the above
authority, 1 desire that all bills
against the above church property
shall be presented to me itemized and
with affidavit, within.
Il. l.. Crockett,
Onancock, Va.
Onancock, Va, September IL, 1902.
For LOAN-$2,5 500 on unencumber-
ed real estate. Farm land preferred.
n. b. Wescott,
Accomac, Va.
For SALE-One hundred thousand
nice, bright, dry seasoned new bar
rel slaves. Write US. VIII make
price cheap delivered on Nandua
| Wharf.
Nandua Barrel Co.
J. R. Henderson, Treasurer,
Nandua, Va.
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Business N0ttcoH.

Ames, Shield & Co.
New-York tribune., 1902-01-11

COOK, laundress- chamberrnafd wairress-
By two girls; Scandinavian; in privats
family; both competent: city references
care Mrs MustcVsr. l.5lS 3d-ave.
New-York tribune., 1902-01-11
TRADE IN CHICAGO.

Nnlosgo Jan. 10 (SpeciaT.-The government re-
p'ft at ) O'Clock this afternoon put the yield per
otfe OF wheat for 1901 at II 8 bushels Taking tbe
&C &c 3s estimated in September this yield per acre
se-sts a total wheat yield Of 676S7s 600 bushels
-Ie report announced the growing winter wheat
es "zoPeooo acres against 80, ,2s3o00 acres seed
ast year; the December condition s67 The
est speculstor was compelled. while his market
'sd TO go IL blind far as the government re-
- 49,. vas concerned Early in the day the bull was
1iu OF the approaching document: later In tha
-, - me bear hgured It out that the report in it's
..Oohpiete state would probably be buIlisb rather
- " Osarish. The early bull fears caused de-
~ Price or asc 20 %c, and the later bear fears
OehI ABOUT complete recovery. The last
- oes were the same as Thursdays to 5sc higher.
40 opened from S314c TO S3zc sold between SEC
ss oo'sc' and closed at S3s4c; the July closed AT
- sellers Gables were some lower. sympatbiz
=, WIN the American Thursday weakness Min
seponS was relatively weak announcing poor
ast oelnand. Minneapolis and ST. Louis closed at
49,. oeciihes- The Northwest had Re4 cars
Il, a'f last year: primary points $4,000 bush
90 ssaist 6So.oo0 bushels. Clearances were small
- 'V shells; cleaTances for the vreetx onjy 2 hs7
~ Dushels. against 100000 bushels last year
err 'ulis hsd the benefit Of continued dry weather
Naooern Miller" reported the drouth situation
ios Eafly the selling led by Patten. st.
10 ana the Northwest. Toward the close the
Ie group. which has been trading on such
s's here. took the wheat in big lots On the
sa eer the report was out May wheat was
se about nc lower.
d. corn experience was much ike the wheat a
erv ~ u sc to 3zc early and complete recov-
Ybu,sSNi' me close was unchanged 10 nc over
ana esy' May opened at ssAc. sold between $50
st c. a. ana closed st e61hc. sellers: July closed
the b.. Ne recovery was with wheat Patten was
Tb4 49,. SsAsr; the Phillips crowd the best buyers
Tbes was easy, carlots at increasing discounts
Cables some increase IN Western offerings
fsyo-,, were Off slightly. Argentina reported
Win asie 1s1 crop promise There were lB cars here
lite 80. -. tomorrow. On the break there was
'-ps pusinees. 1000 bushels Glearances
New-York tribune., 1902-01-11
STORAGE NOTICE.
GLOBE STORAGE s. CARPET CLEANING

o1 oAOfNAGE AZ CARPET CLEANING
SO2- -SO4-SO5-S67 East e1st-st..
ANpREW " p 4EFTEE; Et,rESsI, PRESIDENT l
business under the name and 10 styIe t or TTFI1 THE
ATLAS STORAGE & CARPET CLEANING
COMPANY. 20T East S6th-st.; ANDREW
the name and style OF THE GLOBE SToR-
AGE ~ CARPET CLEANING COMPANY.
New-York. January 11th. 1902.
Mrs. Ashley, Mrs. o. Andree. Mrs. ]. F.
Frank V. Belts, Mrs. NJ. Blodgett. Mrs. NJ
A Britt, Brannigan, Mrs. Thos. Brady.
Brown, Mrs. c. Crimbine. Mary L. Cor
mack. Mrs. Connolley. Mrs. :. r Chaltiu,
Mrs. s r. Charlotte. Hattie Carter, Fred
Campbell. Mrs. Cakebread. Jno. Carroll,
Delehanty. Robt. Denny. Frank Eberle.
Miss Miss Nellie Easan; Mr.. N. Goldsicher.
w. w. Fields: H. Friday. Mrs. A Hahn. JnO.
Harms Mrs. Paul Small. Mrs. D. Seelig,
Mn- Thompson, Miss B. Tandy Timothy.
Ph. Dieffenbach Truchsees. p. J. White,
Porter. Jno- Mcdonnell, L. d. Dupignac,
Mrs. Mrs BoTe. W. a; Cohen, Mrs. Rosenthal.
Snerry. - Jno. ]; Lindley, Mrs. Willis. Mrs.
II. Molencer. DIR. w. NJ Leszynsky, Miss
=, Grace. Mrs Mcclure. DIR. Spella, Mrs
McCann, Mrs. GOulding. Mrs. Schumacher,
Mrs.. spoeri. Mrs. Lester. Mary Mullaly.
Mrs. Hamburger. Mrs. Loeb. Mrs. Murtha,
Jno Barry, DR., Senner. Mrs. Elmer. Mrs.
Holmes. Miss NJ. jackson. Max A Kriel-
sheimea. Mr.. Mrs. J. Knott. Jno. H
kilian, Chas- knight. II. Kleinberger,
Hugh Keegan. Chas. Keiser Patrick I.yn-
sky. Miss Lester. Mrs. McGirr, Mrs. Edw.
Maher. Mrs NJ. J. Maxwell. Mrs. H Miller.
VIM F. Moore. W. c. Mc(-orman, Miss NJ
McNulty. Mrs NJ. O'Grady, Jas. O. Brien,
Mr.: NJ. 0'Connell. A. D. Phillips. Mrs NJ
Reilley. Francis Rotsch. Kate ]. RaIston,
Mrs. j., Russell. Mrs. J. Smith. Henry
Schott, Miss or NJ. Smith. Felix A. Strange,
Mrs. Elldn. Mrs. Du Bois. B. Carleton, +.
Freytant Mrs. Pareys. Mrs, Segall. Hattie
Clark. Clark. Mrs. G. Closer, Frank Seelig.
David Belasco. Mrs. NJ. Burns, Harry
Block, VIM. Coughlin. Mrs. Annie Dennis.
Mary f. Donohue, Miss Emma Fleiss, Jno.
Kelly. Geo. Keim- Mary Mclaughlin. Jas.
Mrs NJ Ryan, Geo. Sutherland. Mrs. Sui
Ivan, Mrs. NJ. E Smith. Mrs Il Slater.
VIM. +. Salisbury, Thos. Walsh A c.
Chenmuth. Robert Benson: You and each
or you are hereby notified that the time for
the payment OF the lien we hold upon the
property hereinafter described having ex-
pired. after due notice thereof had been
property. to wit. household goods, personal
effects and merchandise stored by YOU in
their warehouses, TO be sold at public aUC-
tiOn according 10 the statute in such case
made and provided. at 305-S07 z. 61st-st.,
on Tuesday. February 11th. and on Friday,
February 14th, 1902, commencing at 10
o'clock a m. II the sale be not completed
continued on every day thereafter. at 10
o'clock a m. until all of the goods are
sold.
GLOBE STORAGE & CARPET CLEAN
ING Co,
Andrew b. Yetter. President.
New-York tribune., 1902-01-11
for for the week only 15sco against 100000 bushels

last year. 0
:, Oats early showed a drop of 1c to 11.c The
cIose was only &c under Thursday. May opened at
ass 4sc' sod @ between 465c and 45c and closed at
4o7sc' Ihe July closed at 4l12c The early weak
ness was on Thursdays liquidation and on the
uuCuon or the short interest. The recovery
with wheat. There 166 cars, with IT'S for to-
morrow Samples were relatively weak; cash pre-
Fiaxseed was ll1c TO 315c lower, the cash. 81 62
Duluth. ~ -
,Ihere was drop in pork Of about s5c, in lard of
apout 20c and ribs Of about 20c. Liquidation by
Slue longs the influence. The Cudahys have
Ipeen selling here for week, and the market at
last felt it On the extreme weakness there was
Suqahy support and partial recovery. Hogs
New-York tribune., 1902-01-11
Noiice of 6nmmous.
SUPREME COURT. COUNTY OF NEW

SUPREME COURT, COUNTY OF NEW
- YoRK.-Metropolitan Trust Company OF the City Of
New Testamentary Trustee of william a.
seaver. deceased Plaintiff against The National Park
York. Wesley A. Lyon H Lyon
his wife. Robert H. NJ Dawbarn and Howard G. Badgley
Defendants desired in the County OF New York
Summons To the above named defendants and each OF
them You hereby summoned to the COM
action, and { a copy answer
the plaintiffs attorneys within twenty after the
service OF this exclusive or thu OF SERVICE
and. IN case of failure to answer Juas
will against default the relief
demanded in the complaint.
Dated. New York, December 18th, 1901
PARSONS SHEPARD & OGDEN,
PLAINTIFFS Attorness Office and Postofce Address III
broadway. Borough OF Manhattan. the City Of New
York N. Y.
To Defendants Wesley A. Lyon and Irene H Lyon.
his wife The foregoing summons Is served npon S1n ~
LevenHtt Justice OF the Supreme Court OF the State
o York. dated the I'd day Of January 1907 and
complaint in the otce of the Clerk OF the
County New York the County Court House in said
County
pated- New York. January 3rd. 1902
PARSONS SHEPARD e. OGDEN.
AttVneys taY P1stntif. III Eroadwax. Naw FORK n. Il