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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-07-04

EAST OF Fifth av. between Fourteenth and
llOth

ShSmio to Leonard WsIll, i55 Y lo5d St
atty, T G Co, i7s Bway, .,...,,... 81, 900
Oranges N; earle, srqs, to y Title d dns
,ieo l. sanborn to Jewett w Lowe. Tam
bond July Z; atty, " i Donnelly, % Mas:
LE ssI Az, 3. Go5 5lrt St ' 1850
Bwsy, June 10, due az per bond. $50. 900
sSTM ST. = 22S;s Lexington Az 1897 ;;ssss
5th ay, July ., due Aug /, 1914, 8 y g:
atty. T. T Ins Co. 100 Bway. ......... $3.50
18TH ST .S S;ss Lexington sy IsSE
t12 c 95th st. Juno 30 yrs. p G.: atty,
!. r Ins 60, $50 Bway :..,...., SO 900
lOap So, =, =. ss,s q Lexington ay. ?oxios. 10
IS & II Holding Corpn TO Gussie Nor
gcnstern, 90 LenoX av, June a., due as
per bond; atty Howell Nee c; 20
Sd %v' IS, 5c .s lo,th st, .4iox -Estnsr
Horowitz to John FULLY GO. 3o1 i4sth
st. June 10. due Nov |, 1915. p c; atty.
l. T Ins co. 100 Bway $3.50
west Of Fifth av. between Fourteenth and
ll0th sts)
3GTH ST, ESQ 7th ay, 9oxes.o.-
Fumey 4 Mathsws Corp TO sarah Bern Bern
9 p c, June 1, atty l. Ins co. iso
sr nTs Av, n cor 55th st. i.a,.hoid-w sisr
H spsweric ,.'h is 1851 st. JSn. 80. due ~
per agreement. 6 p c.,,.........,.,s1 500
coLuMbus AXs,w cor eSth ., st. ,,d i00,sH
Keil aos fremont av, pr mtge sci 900,
due July 2, 1918; 81 c, June 20; atty;
lsr Inn In CO Av iso St,
Mayer & Mayer. Inc. TO 1870 W seth st
Corp. scr 9th av. July 2, pr mtse $4,000,
due Nov 10 1915, q. attys. 4
8 Isaacs. SO William st,..,:..,, $50 900
s7TH ST. = $, "a W Columbus av, lsx
iOO.s-Leigh u Sturges to Manhattan Saw
Instn, ga Bway. July 2, due as per
bond; atty r q Co. 176 Bway. SO, 900
Uptown.
Manhattan Island, north of 10th ST.
llsTH ST, .. 3ol.9 Sd av. 33+X100.Il---
VIM n McComb to Title q & 4 Co. i7s
Bway. July ., due AS per bond. sl2, 900
ICED ST, :, 3i3 Sd av, 22x-- Emma
\ Veeders to Seamcn's Bank for Savings.
7S Wall st, July y, yra . Q; sttys,
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TIL Az, n w cor ,s,h st. 5s..xi27sx irreg-

5TH Az. NV cor ssth st. 5s.Ixl27sx irreg.-
Lawyers Title Inns Trust co agt Croislc
Realty co ct al foreclosure OF MORTGAGE !.
sttys, Dean. Tracy X McBarron.
s'1h ST, ?s7 E-Frank q Wild ct al ast
gage; atty. y G wild.
l33D ST. n =. 100 W eth av, 2Oxso.ii-Frank
g Wild agt Bertha Doctor ct al fore
18TH ST. 20G E-Julius Healthier agt
Richard u Miller ct al foreclosure OF
mortgage); attys. Breitbart & Breitbart.
18TH ST. :. l2i Az ~ 35.sSi03.3-Alics
closure OF inortgageJ; atty, kohn.
Brony.
LOTS 10. II, IS. Is. II and is. parcel 25.
map OF subdivision OF property OF William
IL ogden a. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Klauberg
agt Catherine Pllkugton foreclosure OF
mortgageD; attys. King W.
GARRISON Az, Il, 80 Q Bryant av. 50xi00
Albert Leon aei Lame Realty 60 OF
OF mortgsgel; a;ty. i.atting.
BARRETTO ST, e cor 10Th ST, 7eexS2.l
Emanuel Glauber agt Robert Jordan Ct
al foreclosure OF MORTGAGE atty. NJ
MACY PL. s. 70 Hewitt pl 25xs47--
Margaret Burke agt samuel Silberbers
and ano faction 10 recover possession
MACY PL ;. 30 " Hewitt pi. 25Xi9ii---
Margaret Burke agt Mary J Higgins (ac-
ton to recover possession); attys, Blandy.
Mooney Il Shipman
MACY Pr. :. IS " Hewitt pl. 2iv9O--Msr-
garet Burke agt Higgins stanton Con-
struchon 60 taction 20 recover possess
sionl dttys. Blandy. Mooney q Shpnlan.
Mary + Nandewater agt Antonio Goliani
Ct al foreclosure OF mortgage; atty, ]
\ Lane.
LOT 20, map OF New Village OF Jerome
George Corti agt Ermine corti ct al tac-
ton TO declare deed null and Noid) sttys,
Menken Bros.
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NEW REALTY CORPORATIONS.

The following realty corporations were
chartered at Albany Yesterday:
Up TO Date Building Company, Brooklyn:
capital. so 900: directors, u. l.. Woodward.
Henry H. Merritt and George o. Van orden.
New York city.
Brooklyn Investors Corporation, Brooklyn;
capital. $1,000; directors. Bernard SChumer,
New York city; George Schumer, Brooklyn.
and Harry Goldberg, New York city.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-07-04
wEsTCHEs1ER RENTALS.

Kenneth Ives q Co. have leased for
f. F. Giberson tho Sarven property at
Tarrytown 20 Arthur w. Belts for three
years. and for Mrs Daniel Bacon her
home In Ardsley Park. Ardsley on Hudson,
to John Wiley for ono year.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-07-04
BUYS l.. I. CITY FLAT.

James b. Thomas has sold to an In
weston for about $4,000 for the w & Il.
Building Corporation, the new four story
brick apartment house. on plot 50x14s,
on the east side OF jamaica avenue. $50
feet south of Hopkins avenue The house
contains twenty-four apartments,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-07-04
GnEENACREs PLOT SALE.

The Scarsdlle Estates has sold at
Grcenacres To Reginald C. knlckerbocker
n plot. 90Nl00. Mr.. Knickerbocker is hav-
ing plans prepared for $4,000 resi-
dcnce to be built this fall.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-07-04
SHOE FIRM BUYs IN NEWARK.

James 4, Banister & Co, manufacturers
Of shoes. have bought "A frontage OF PA
feet on Orange street and $50 feet along
the Morris Canal, Newark. y. j.. from
Jane II. Cockshaw OF New York.
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RECORDED LEASES.
Manhattan.

AUDUBON. Ay, e col. ISIS, st. :5x9O, store
1916 attys, Guggenheimer. NJ & ". q
MADISON Az 2i?C ali.,ieo ii werfeim HG
20 Jas McMahon, 2i2o Madison ay. yrs
I,S% Nay Ell aa s''y James Eve,9r 800
pIvIsfoN sr, and az ~ all-MaGy bern bern
stein to Harry Lewis, Division st. 7iO;l9
l ri i ST. I" H. e. cor Store and
Andrew Gellcr to Chas Feuer 100 W
iath st. 'Ts f To.., Nay !, 1914 st 20
LIBERTY ST. 90. store. adj cor--I,nlted
Merchants. Realty and tmpt Co TO Frank
PetronL az Bway, sii-l2 yrs from June
20. 1914; atty, Felix Antonaechin' ~ Wal
MApIsoN Az. l,ia, cor s,ore-:wm schu,
stcr to Harry weisman 1925 Madison Az
yrs from Pee is,' 't,gs' hepshG,i"T
I'D Az. as. ali--Edw Feeney and ano, eSrs,
yrs ' from n Nav l. iSit; attys nernhelmcr
& s Brow co, l2sth st and Amsterds IN
Cd Ay. as store. &c-Rachcl Levlnsor. cSr
TO GustaVc A schmidt, 4ib I'd nv, yrs
from May /. 1914; atty, q Mater '9s "a
sTH Av.. i5S7. Morris Alkers to + W
Wooiworth 60. 233 Bway 10 yrs from, May
sTH 'Hs'VS,' 5ss5S.' 'aiil.Juluis Gumpei TO + "
wooiworth Co 233 Bwny. 10 yrs from MAY dy
BRsoApSwAY, n cor Gist st, 80 store.
jeremiah J Campion agent, 10 ;
Lunch Co, 90 W 18th ST. 2-is yrs from on
Bronx.
EAST FORDHAM RD, Is, University Theatre
Henry u Singh to Rae Godreyer from
June l. 1914, to Sept 10, 1913; atty II V
Guttman. 3lsS ID av,,',, $4,000 to 1900
Robert Greenberg, 1876 Washington sv,
5-i2 yrs from Apr 90, 1911 atty. Louis
julien, 100 Nassau 1T. l,3it and sl,5oO
18TH ST glt Il, store-Wm III Weiker Bldg
90 to Adolph Llntner, 700 + 1891 At. 10
yrs from May 10, 1914; attys, Bernheimer
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BROKERAGE NOTES.

Joseph A. Stern was the broker in the
sale OF 1856 University avenue, a five
story apartment house. for Maude Morell
to Mary A. Dempsey.
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TO IMPROVE aGTu ST. PLOT.

Dr John + ErCrnan Ia the buyer of the
two dwellings ~ - aud II West Forty
sixth street which were sold about
week ago Plans are being prepared by
John L, N.tehle for a nine story store
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-07-04
TENANTS FOR CITY HOUSES.

Tho Duross Company has leased for
Stephen J. Collins the following houses
319 West Eighteenth street TO Agnes John.
son, 1921 West Eighteenth street to Mary
T.. Perry and 323 West Eighteenth stree,
to Margaret Doig. and for Karl Schaefer
the three story house at g. Jans street tc
Elizabeth scott
Bertha NJ. Johnson the dwelling at q.
West 131st street to Oscar Godfrey.
James L. Barry & Co. have leased "a
Felix A. Tierney for James Rahill the
dwelling at Gel West 16sth street for
a term OF years.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-07-04
7Isr STREET DWELLINGS SOLD.

Frederick Winant has sold the two
dwellings on Seventy-hrst street ad-
Joining the southwest corner Of Lexing-
ton avenue to client of the Douglas
Robinson, Charles S. Brown Company.
The houses are known as 1876 and 13s
East Seventy-frst street. Five stories
high, they have frontage OF Is feet
each and arc s4.5 feet deep. They are
Of the American basement type and are
separated from Lexington avenue by a
thirty foot dwelling. The houses are
bought subject to leases which have
about a year to run.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-07-04

Spear & Co. have rented the fifth loft
In SO to 46 East Thirty-first street to Joel
Isaacs & Son.
The Louis Becker Company has leased
for three years the store at 1870 Amster-
dam avenue to Antonio Stable.
@. Seide & Son have leased TO Harry
Weisman the corner store ut 1913 Madi-
son avenue, southeast corner OF Ninety
eighth street: also at 1912 Lexington
avenue. southwest corner of 102d street,
to Mortimer Shea: also to Samuel Mu-
ture the building at 1886 Madison avenue.
The Mutual Life Insurance Company
has rented space in 43 Cedar street to
l.. Hollingsworth Wood of Wall street.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-07-04
MORTGAGES.
tWith name and address OF lender and
lenders Attorney
Downtown

tSouth of Fourteenth ST.
WATER ST. n =, 1884 g SCANNED st,
2i.6xis bik--Patk Mclnerncy to East
Brooklyn Savings 4 hoan Asso. 1919
Gates av, Bhlyn. install y c, June 30;
atty, W l. Durack. els Montague st.
LUDLOW ST. . - go n Broome st, &Ox657-.
Ny. westchester & Suburban Land Co
to sophie Levin, lls w Ills. st, July ..
pr mtg $4,000. yrs. attys. Hillquit &
T.. 30 Church s,,...:,.,..,....,.;, -, 900
deed by scovell II Han. 25sxs3-Fricda
Hart TO Johanna Cohenno, itl W i27th
ST, July l. pr mtg $4,000. yrs, .
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MECHANICS LIENS.

18TH ST, 226 W--Joseph Leibowitz agt Isaac
Heller, owner; IL Appelfe!d. cou-
5rart2r az; 10Y
l17th -. ll3SX irreg to Daily av---Salva:or
Naccarato agt Defender Construction Co
NaTcToth Construction Co, owners.
Kramer Contracting CO, contractor lr"-
n'Nhll 600
ELSMERE PLACE. cor boulevard.
i0.SNlOO-Salyatore NacCurato agt De-
fender Construction Go q Narcroth Con
struction Co. owners; Kramer Contracting
Co, contractor (reuewHJ ............... ! .
Bronx.
THIRD AN. g. bet l5lst 81 and :,
paui's pl. lot, 37I7. Sjis, 27si 1888. 1873.
All, 577S and S77i, Third av-L6us
Greenberg aEt Braude- Papae Co, owners;
/ Hlrschkovit6. contractor. ..........S 81 80
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with practically everybody in the real
estate market hustling yesterday to get
out of town for the holiday little wa,
to DO expected in the way OF reports OF
transactions. Everything was as quiet
as could be expected. Practically the
only item of interest was the reported
leasing OF the old Stern store on TWEEN
ty-third street to syndicate which Will
mako extensive alterations to the build
ing and open II as a great retail market
for all kinds OF foodstuffs. While there
are such markets In various parts of t
city. tho venture will mark big change
Ia the old dry goods section Further de-
tails OF this deal will be found else
where In this paper.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-07-04
REAL ESTATE MARKET
NEWS AND COMMENT
Old Stern Store on 23d St. to Be Market
for Foodstuffs..-71st St. Dwelling
Sales-..Dyckman Deal.
BUSINESS PROPERTY RENTED.

and loft building for the site. which meas
urcs 33.11x100.5.
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TO BUILD DYCKMAN FLATS.

Walter s. Logan OF Washington, ID. C.,
has sold to a builder the plot 5Ox15O
on the north side of Sherman avenue,
$50 feet west OF 207th street and adjoin-
ing the theatre building erected by Gus
tavus L. Lawrence. Tho buyer will
erect Ave story flats on the plot.
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ApARTSIENTs TO LET-UNrURNIsHEp
20 WEST 43D ST.
Apartments LA rooms and bath.
Apply D. X. Jameson. 500 5th Az

ruptcy show labilitie. of ,7%75. ass
OF sS,Iss, consisting - notes, u,
stock, $500. accounts, sss. machA
$500 aud cash. $40.
PINkUS SCHNEIDER manufacture =
cluaks, 80 Essex street Schedules ~
bankruptcy show liabilities OF tl5b i4
assets OF $3.50 In stock machines o.
fixtures
chRL PoMERANTZ. manufacturer OF kr''
pants. 81 Walker street. ScheduIr e.
bankrfptcy show liabilities OF 1iiis ana
assets OF S6i4 IN claims.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-07-04
BUSINESS TROUBLES.

DIR. SOLOMON GotDENKRANZ. formerly
Coroner SS s.; MaTks plseif ned Pc
asS. ,5e IN a% account 'S due him
a.nGienSy Safm9ntS Sn fSreGi9sHre sSits
IanI MorlFase security Company, Is Tor
S,5l9, There are six other creditors
SAMUEL HANEs, salesman. SOS Fox street.
Rronx, hled a petition in bankruptcy; la
share Of stock Of $ HsGes Co, Inc. 500;
liz Insurance. s25, aud cash In savings
account Of tenement house at 1901 Lex
iuGton Avenue which he bought y Sep
on H. one for $4,000 and the other for
5000 The ilrst Is under f.reeIosgre'
Hanes was formerly In wholesale no
.Lery business and was president of s.
SAMUEL. ALTsGHUI. real estate broker,
e73 Mhitlock avenue. nied 4 petition ~
fishers, 81 East Twenty-seventh stree.
petition In bankruptcy by creditors 1t IL
made preferential payments and tran.
ferred al i,s stock AMI assets to tn.
rIment OF creditors. \ receiver WAS APP
pointed for the Eaton. Ives-s ,nrgls- on
90, on Thursday by Judge Hand.
Bella KANTOR. iobber In dry goods at
1855 First avenue, petition IN bankruptcy
by creditors. He mad- an assignment on
thursday, lsldulllllfhh SstSV"s aNSfNF'
$1,000.
Receivers In bankruptcy.
LINTON KNITTING MILLS-Judge Hand
has appointed Job l.. Lyttle receiver for
tie Union Knitting MILE. l0s-li0 Greene
street. Bond, $500. Liabilities, $1,000
assets, 5000 in plant,
JACOB JAGORDA--Judge Hand has APP
pointed Nicholas Kelley receiver foi
Jacob Jagorda. shoe dealer, 1872 Wilkin;
avenue. Assets, $4,000.
schedules Iiicd.
d. A. SKINNBI.L COMPANY CORPOR
TON. sllverplaters, % West Thirty ski.
street. Schedules in assignment SHOW la
billties of Sass, nominal assets Of 80,
gg5, actual assets of sll,6S3, consisting q
merchandise. sG.923; machinery and ny
lures, 's.osa; accounts 'l,d63' and cash
slt,
SANTO DOMINGO HARDWooDS COM
PANY. 30 Broadway schedules In as
Segment show liabilities of $685. nomi
nal assets OF sl5,O6i and actual assets o
s502l,
MAX STERNBERG, manufacturer of furs
40 Last Tenth street. Schedules In bank
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-07-04
BOROUGH OF BROOKLY~-rom SALE

FOR SALE-In North Sheep.hesd BaI.
near Kings Highway. minutes walk 'ro'
~" station or Smith st. line, dci"c.t!
house and plot OF ground, 90 feet l1c, .-0
feet deep; room FOR garage n wanted; hoi'"
contnina rooms, large bathroom aud W o.
Cious halls: plenty closet and pantry room 10
all hardwood doors and trim throughout.
public and parochial schools near by good
lawn and fruit trees on premises; owner
forced to sell on account OF business re-
verses; good bargain to cash buyer. Nd
dress OWNER box ls3 Sun office.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-07-04
SPENCER ARMS TRANsFERRB I'D.

Spencer Arms, tho twelve story apart
ment house at the southeast corner OF
Broadway and Slxty-ninth street, was
transferred yesterday. The Nlnety-sixth
Street Company transferred II to the 140
West Sixty ninth Street Corporation Last
July Robert Il. bowling bought the prop
erty from Mary +. Satterlee and the
Misses Phiipse, giving in part payment a
downtown loft building valued at 100000
The apartment house in that deal was
valued at Sl.300.000.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-07-04

attorney. IL attorneys name is omitted
address party OF secono part)
Downtown.
tsouth of Fourteenth ST.
LUDLOW ST, s, so W Broome st. tox
65.7-Sophie Levin to Westchester
Suburban Land Co, 90 w 42d st, July 2,
mtg $4,000; attys. Hiilquit & L.. 80
ALLEN ST. i29, W 8, s5xsI.6-,Meycr Ellen
bogen to Bella Rubin. iso Ridge st, June
20, mtg ss5,6oo: atty, LedermaIi,
~, 80 Ice av' Bklyn. ...', .s.:;.,'.. Ivy
20 except part for 9TH av extension
Margt VI Fritz to Mary Bunkenburg. 52i
W 18th 81, mtg stt,50o. all liens. july 2;
atty, IL Mandeli. 1885 Bway. $1,000
AVE &. cor nth st. 5i.9xs3-Maurico
Goodman, ref. to sylvester Popo' ct al.
trus. !?t Central Park West. June "a;
attys, Elkus, G. J., 10 Bway. $50, 600
18TH ST. =, 15.t 9th st, 16.7x9l-Elis
L olnstcad to Eliz I.ahey. 2Ss w i2th
st, - part, mtg si6.5oo June 20. .... 81
18TH ST. IS w, =, 324 G 9Th av. 1otx
1o3. ALLEN w Evarts to Jno NJ Bowers,
80 u s5th st. and Geo Chisholm, Nor
ristown. " J. exrs. Mary A chisholm, I'M q
si2.Soo, July /. attys Bowers q s. te
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TRANSACTIONS RECORDED.


with name ana address Of owner and
attorney. II attorneys name Is omitted
address party OF secono part)
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SOund NohIty Co, llS Bway al dated
June 20, all . yrs, e. all returned TO
Stoddard a Mark, l2S BDGv .......5i00
LOT 66-Meyer Gladstone TO same s5ie. 80
LOT 3l0--Rosie Herman 20 si,le. .... 1880
LOTS .i3 and .i4-David Blum to same.
1910
LOT 1911 Block to same. ......... $685.. 80
LOTS 800 and 310-M McQuillan to
LOTS $50 and 239--A wittekind to same,
s2.i52
LOT 4ii-Wolf Bsrcham and ano to
BELMONT Az, cor isis, ~. 1907 30 s.
stein. lil6 4eth st. Bklyn. July . / yr. 6
p c: atty, l. T | & co. 100 Bway s35. 900
BURKE Az, : W cor Matthews av, 2O0Nl0o
Grace HolbrOok to James II McGraw
Morris county, y J, June 81 yr. 5ia .;
attys, Ferris & s. 1876 Bway ....$s, 900
The Holly chieftain., 1914-12-11
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.

Department Of the Interior.
u s. Land Ohcs . Lamar, Colo
November l3. 1914
Notice is hereby given that Clarence E. Moore Holly
Colorado. who. Dec. e. 1911 made home entry
ser's No. 0ll355. Tor half southeast qusrer south
west quarter and quarter south
west quarter. section 3 township q SOUTH range AZ west
9th principal meridian. has 6ed Of intention to make
three proof to establish claim the land above Is.
erbed before the REGISTER and Receiver Lamar Colo
redo. on the 9th day Of December. 1914
Clsim.nt name. IS Witnesses: William Bise. Albert
Walton Roll S. Wright and George Wagner. al Of Holly
Colorado.
S-3o Eugene N. Whitaker. Register
The Holly chieftain., 1914-12-11
ALWAYS AROUND

You find q Srouchy character in every
kind Of town, who never gives his VILLAGE
praise, but always runs it down. He says
the streets arc crooked and the aldermen
are worse, and prospects, are as cheerful
a. the plumaGe Of . hesrse; that Main
street will be presently q pasturake for
COWS, for everything is drifting to perdi-
tion and bow.wows.
The elders are immoral and the preachers
are inane, the children unidentified and
the parents are insane; the houses all are
tumblint down and rents are soius up,
there are bats in every belfry and some
aeas on every pup; our public schools
the biekest joke body ever saw; the
mayor is a Grafter and he won't enforce
the law.
The knockers face is gloomy aud would
stop Chinese clock. His favorite diver.
sion is to sit around and knock. You ask
him what is keeping him and why he needs
to stay, and why he doesn't pack his trunk
end gladly 10 away; 9 man Of his ability
should never waste his prime by haneios {
round burg like this-ii's really acrime.
But Mr.. Homesteader Kaocker has no
slight desire to leave-it's just the crea.
turs's nature to deplore. and rap, and
erieve. He lacks the optimistic mind and
enerey and pluck; he has a dropping
spirit-he's the i'm RE Of had luck. He'll
grace some day the health resort that's
run by Landlord Nick, and there for dis.
NAL centuries he'll stand around and
kick. Cheyenne Leader.
The Holly chieftain., 1914-12-11
FOR RENT

The store room formerly occupied
by the Hamp Meat market. 25x4S
feet. Apply at White Bros,
The Holly chieftain., 1914-12-11

The FIRST touch Of this week very acceptable We have
and while this may be rather hard on some places
where they have buy this hay still in the long will
buyer much would fellows this hay be left our
hands
The Holly chieftain., 1914-12-11

Tomatoes l0c for large size can
at Pratt's.
Money to loan on city property.
Easy payments. j. P. Linville.
Pure sorghum molasses at 65c
per gallon at the Cash Grocery.
The Holly chieftain., 1914-12-11

The merchants Of Holly each and every the
trade from the Souhde greatest There be
dsputne this sementt seevdent Therefore the county
will not assist keeping the roads good condition for this
rac clearly the merchants do something this respect
several miles South the roads bad condition. and
behooves this town to to that be repaired
Now that the Bgans have received millions Of dollars to relieve
their distress might be good plan help the poor country
Judging from the talk and actions Of the m. boys here most
them would rather soldier the job Holly soldier with the
Trinidad
Tom Paersons testimony the strike investigation in Denver last
week shows that the people Of the certainly acted with
when they defeated him for governor.
The Fl Collins Review authority for the that South
Carosn who killed editor be arrested charge with either mali
cious mischief or disturbance Of the peace
IT Collins has been sentenced years in the pen
for stealing another we P SThe woman husband did not
make the complaint better might have been made
the steaer live with her FIVE years,
really believe the war reports as to the number
killed and wounded starved and Frozen there would not be one
lett in the entire Newspaper correspondents
vie with another in writing telling Of battles which the
death toll is never less than 100000.
Each person the Holly district should get the habit of reading
the ads in the Chetan The merchants who advertise will often
mention the article you wish buy and offer liberal re-
ducton The advertiser, God bless him. the with whom to
spend your money you wish your moneys worth
The FIRST touch Of week very acceptable We have
thousands Of hay in the stack which will be demand
winter continues and while this rather hard places
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1914-01-28
RAWLS SPRINGS.

Mrs. Frank Moon, who has been
visiting her parents, Rev. and Mrs. j.
E. Davis, returned to her home in
Rome, Georgia, this week.
Mr. R. R. Davis, who is at work in
New Albany, Miss, is the guest of his
parents, Rev. and Mrs. ]. E. Davis.
Messrs. P. e Phillips and Leroy
Wheat, of Hattiesburg, were Sunday
visitors here.
Miss Eva Suggs, of the Normal Col
lege, spent the weekend at home
here. Miss Matte Ware accompanied
her home.
The, social at the Suggs home, in
honor of their guest, Miss Ware, Sat
urday evening, was greatly enjoyed
by the large number present.
Miss Clara Wilmington, Of the Wo
mans College, accompanied Miss
Cleo Thatch home to spend the week
end here.
The singing at the Davis home las
evening was much enjoyed and
large number attended.
Mrs. John Cox and little grand
daughter, Mary Lee Hudson, ar
spending a few days in Hattiesbure
the guests of Mrs. A. Bailey.
Mrs. L. M. Cox, who has been O
the sick list, is much improved.
Mrs. Dunn, of Hattiesburg, left ye'
terday, after spending several day
here with her mother, Mrs. L. M. Co,
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1914-01-28
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