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Sac. 50. And be il enacted, That all the
stockholders Of any such corporation shall be
severally and individually liable to the cred l.
tors Of tho corporation Of which they are
stockholders, to an amount equal to the amount
Of stock held by them respectively for all debts
and contracts made by the corporation, until
the whole amount Of the capital stock fixed
and limited by the corporation, shall have
been paid In and a certificate thereof made
aud tiled, as prescribed in the following sections
OF this Article, which certificate, may however,
be filed at any time after thirty days mentioned
10 said section but no stakeholder shall be
individually liable to the ere ditors OF such cor
poraton, except To the amount Of bis, her or
| their unpaid subscriptions TO the capital stock !
aud the capital stock so Fixed aud limited shall
be paid in, one-fourth thereof In ono year, QUE
| fourth in two years, one-fourth In three years,
and one-fourth, or the balance, IN four years
| from and after the incorporation Of said COM
pany, or such corporation may be dissolved /;
provided, however, that II shall be lawful Tor
! tho Trustees, Directors or Managers of any
such corporation, to collect and onfo rec the
| payment of all subscriptions to the capital
stock, as other debts are collected, after notice
being given, as required BY the sixty-ffty sec
ton Of this Article and II suit shall BE- brought
by the Trustees, Directors or Managers of any
such corporation against all delinquent stock
holders for the fall amount OF unpaid subscrip-
tons, within four years from the Incorporation
Of said company, such corporation shall not
be dissolved; and provided Furthermore, that
the provisions Of this section shall not apply TO
any homestead or building association.
Sec. 2. And be it enacted, That this Act
shall take effect from the date of its passage.
We hereby certify, that the atoregoiug is
true and perfect copy OF an Act passed the
General Assembly OF Maryland, at the
AUGUSTUS GAssAwAY,
Secretary of the Senate.
MILTON Y. KIDD,
Chief Clerk House Of Delega tes.
Approred APra lst, 1874.
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CHAPTER 433
AN ACT

AN ACT
To rcpsll section eleven of Article
eighty eight, of the Code of Public
General Laws, entitled ShcritIs, and
re-enact the same with amendments.
Section l. BE it enacted by the
General Assembly of Maryland That
section eleven of Article eighty eight.
OF the Code Of Public General Laws.
entitled Sheriiis, be repealed and re en- /.
acted SO us TO read as follows
H. He or his deputy, when he ar
rests person on writ for any crimi-
nal offence, not punishable by confine
ment in the Penitentiary, may take a
bail bond from the person 50 arrested
with security to be by him approved,
and in penalty not eeediug three
hundred dollars, except in those cases
where specific fine or penalty is pre-
scribed for the commission of the of
fence, ia which cases the penalty of the
bond shall be the highest penalty or
fine fixed by the law, with condition that
the person so arrested, shall appear in
court on the day the said writ is re .
returnable, aud attend the court from
day to day; and not depart therelrom
without the leave of the said court, and
If the person so arrested cannot give
bail bond, he shall be taken before a
Justice Of the Peace to DO dealt with
according to law
Sec. 2. Aud be it enacted, That this
Act shall take effect from the date OF
its passage.
We hereby certify, that the aforegoiug
is true and perfect copy of an Act
passed the General Assembly Of
Maryland, at the January Session
1872.
AUGUSTUS GASSAWAY,
Secretary of the Senate.
MILTON Y. KIDD,
Chief Clerk House of Delegates.
APproved april l, 1872.
CHAPrEB 4ls.
AN ACT
To repeal sections seventy nine, eighty,
eighty one. eighty.two, eighty. three eigh !.
ty'four, and eighty-iye, Of Article thirty.
five, ofthe Code Of Public General Lava,
title Elections" sub title "Represen.
tatives in Congress" and to enact the
following ia lieu thereof.
Sec. |. Be it enacted by the General
Assembly Of Maryland, That section
seventy nine, eighty, eighty one, eighty two :,
eighty.three, eghtyfo and eighty Eve,
OF Article thirty FIVE, OF the Code Of
Public General Laws, title ELECTIONS
subtitle Representatives 10 Congress"
be, and the same are hereby repealed, and
the following sections enacted in lieu
thereof
70. This State shall be divided into six
districts for the choosing Of six Repre-.
sentatives in the Congress Of the United
States, which shall be numbered from one
tosix.
so. The First Congressional District
shall be composed Of Worcester county,
Somerset county, Wicomico county, Dor.
chestercounty, Talbot county, Queen Anne's
county, Caroline county, aud Kent county.
and shall be entitled 70 choose one Repre-
sentative.
81. The Second Congressional District
shall be composed OF Cecil county, Hartford
county, Carroll county, aud the second
third, fourth. fifth, sixth, seventh, eighth,
ninth, tenth, eleventh and twelfth Election
Districts Of Baltimore county, and shall be
entitled TO choose one Representative.
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Coal Tar For Sale.
A PPLY to
N JOHN l.. REIFSNIDBR,
President Westminster Gas Light Co.
mar 1917
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CAAPrEH ass,
ANACT


To repesl section foriy,si1, Of Article eighty
one, Of the Code Of Public General Laws, en-.
titled Revenue and Taxes" and 10 re-epAct
the same with amendments.
Sec. l. Be IL enacted by the General Al,
sembly Of Maryland, That section firly.six. of
Article eighty-one, Of the Code Of Pebble Gen.
eral Lave, entitled "ReVenus aud Taxes" be,
and the same Is hereby repealed, and re-enaut.
ell so as To read as followE:
See. IS. All persons aud incorporate in.ti.
tutions that shall pay their State taxes on or
before the first day Of September OF the year
Tor which they were levied, shall be entitled 10
deduction OF tive per ecnium on the amour,
ofsaid taHesi all that ahall pay the same o or
before the hrst day Of October Of tho asid year,
shall b. entitled to a deduction OF four per cen.
tuln and all thatshall pay the sama oa or be.
fore the brat day OF November OF the said year,
shall be entitled TO 4 deduction Of three per
esntum and at the time Of receiving said tax
% the Collector shall make tho deduction alore
said, aud note the same upon the receipts given
to The persons or Incorporated Institutions 90
paying but nothing herein contained shall
extend to the taxes payable On the public debt
OF Maryland, or the stock loans of the City o.
Baltimore.
See. D. And be 1t further enacted, That thi
Act shall take effect from and after The date 0
its passage.
We hereby certify that the aforegoinr |, trul
and perfect copy of an Act passed the Zen
eral Assembly OF Maryland, al the January
Session, 1874.
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CHATTER 203,
AN ACT

/ CHATTER 2O6,
AN ACT
To repeal section 80, of tho Act of 1868,
chapter All, relating to Corporations
| and to re. enact said section with amend
menis.
Section l. Be it enacted by the General
Assembly Of Maryland, That section 50, of
the Act of 1868, chapter All, relating to
| Corporations be, and the same is hereby,
repealed and re.euaeIed with amendments
to read as follows:
Sec. 90. And be it enacted, That all
the Stockholders of any such Corporations
shall be severally and individually liable to
the creditors of the Corporation Of which
they are Stockholders, to an amount equal
to the amount of stock held by them
respectively, for all debts and contracts
made by the Corporations, until the whole
amount OF the capital stock fixed and
| limited by the Corporations shall have been
paid ill., and certificate thereof made and
| filed as prescribed in the following section
of this Article, and the capital stock so
Fixed and limited shall all be paid in, one
half thereof in one year, and the other half
| thereof in two years, from and after the
incorporation Of said company or such
| corporation shall be dissolved, provided,
however, that the provisions of this section
in relation to the time within which the
capital STOCK so fixed and limited shall oil
be paid in, shall not apply to any building
or homestead association.
See. 2. And be it enacted That this
Act shall take effect from the date of its
| passage.
We hereby certify that the aforegoing is
true and perfect copy of on Act passed
the General Assembly of Maryland, at
the January Session, 1872.
AUGUSTUS GASSAWAY,
Secretary of the Senate
MILTON Y. KIDD,
Chief Clerk House Of Delegates.
Approyel April l. 1872.
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7.VE.IaI1 " IHe otNRte,
MILTON Y. KIDD,
Chief Clerk House Of Delegates.
ApprOred Apra |, ls72.
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Regular Aomphls 40 Aaw 1rlsaas

Regular Memphis 400 New 8risans
THURSDAY RACKEz.
For Now 1fsssHs ana ihs Bssds.
WO&SOR LRZ1-zaza
The Elegant Passenger and srslghf g arasr
- BELLE LEE 80
J. Frank Hokzmsster saIavza-olsrk
WIZ Isaye Memphis for New Orleans "a
folloW8s
18Z1H
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REPLY TO "a CARD"


EDITORS AppeaE-I think that too much
OF your space has already been wasted,
but l must beg Of you to allow me one
more chance. l notice in your issue Of
Sunday that n Alexander H. DickersOa
says that "there is not q colored man IA
the Seventh ward who would vote Tor
me-" Nov, 1 wish to state that Ed
Shaw solicited me to become E candidate,
and l nAtly refused. Af5eFward I 8as told
by n of the best oitizsn Of tbs Seventh
ward that they Intended to run my name,
anyhow, and If called upon I will bring
the gentleman up to s~ubstantiste the
above facts. l have been a citizen of
Memphis fourteen years n have a repu
tation which I ana proud Of both among
the white and colored. I am too well
known to be injured by Mr., a, 81.
DICKSON, or any OF his colleagues.
l would simply state that I do not de-
sire 10 be mixed up in political matters,
but as I have a large interest at stake in
tho Seventh ward, 1 felt it my duty to
elect men OF intelligence a influence,
who will promote Memphis and her in
terests. I haze aeOer received one cent
for -eiectS0neeTtng purposes. but, on the
other hand, have lost my ifTae snd NONeg
in endeavOring to elect men who will BEN
eft US as a people. In conclusion, I
will simply state that 1 can bring good
proof that he Yves known only by the
name OF Dickson In SomerYllIe, Tennos-
see q few years since. I have no desire
keep him out Of Office, but 1 wish TO
defend myself before the public.
CHAS, g, DICKINSON.
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STATEMENT.
The shoOtisg Of Zones, thexeEro Horse
Thief

On the 18th Of December we published,
as given by the negro himself, the facts
Of the shooting OF q man by the name OF
Jones by Z of three persons who pur-
sued him from the neignborhood of Sar-
dis, Mississippi, for stealing q horse. 1t
seems that Jones is q practical rascal and
that on this occasion be had gone from
Memphis to Sardis with the intention of
swincling. He represented himself to
Mr.. G.. L. Berry a. having besn for a year
previous in the employ OF q planter near
Grenada, Mississippi, who had refused
TO pay him that on this account be had
left him and was seeking employment,
which he willingly accepted from Mr..
Berry, who Immediately put him to work.
AS vas aftarward proved he picked q few
pounds Of cotton, when night set in.
After supper he retired to rest, but in the
morning Wss found to be non est. He
had not exactly taken the wings Of the
morning, but he had stolen s horse OF Mr..
6erry's with which he made rapid tracks
TO the city near which he was overhauled
by Mr.. Berry and his party, who fired
upon him while he was trying to escape
from them, Mr.. Berry is a respectable
gentleman who enjoy $ the confidence OF
the community among whom he resides
and by whom he is supported In his de-
termination to bring this horse-thief Jones
to the punishment h6 merits. A requisi-
ton from the governor of M1ssississi Is
already out TOR Jones, and 1t is hoped that
be will meet his reward Ct the hands of
an Intelligent Mississippi jury.
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PERSONAL

PROFESSOR J. EREKsT PERRINe, city;
Mr. james n. Sweet, New York; Colonel
W. j. Hardin, Arkansas; Lydls ThOmp-
son Troupe, and Governor POntotoo Pow
ell are guests Of the Peabody hotel.
KLpER PAUL BAGLEF, Of the Christian
church, ana formerly NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. ia
China, was IN the CITY yesterday, ca TONte
for Little Rock, on q tour Of lectDIing anu
preaching. Mr.. BGglsy delivered two abs
d~isoouraes In the Christian church Of this
CITY lasL summer and also 3 very interest
ipa lecture On China, which was reported
sc length Ia this paper. We bssp6ak for
him a cordial reception IN Arkansas.
UR THANKS are rendered Mr.. q. 7.
TomIinson, VINO hss just returned from
New York, for the courtesy Of a full 6le
Of the New York papers. Mr. TomIln-
son will be greeted by q lsrge circle Of
friends, by whom in Memphis he Is held
ia high esteem Tor mis- social qualities, 50
well - for q business tact and energy that
have secuted for him a place among the
best insurance men Of the country. In
either IRE or life insurance, Mr.. Tom
Iinson Is without 8 superior, especial
~ the former, to which most SUCCESS
fnlly be has devoted several years OF his
Iife' We welcome him home ind hops
the year 1872 will open - s1spiciouEIy
for him as his talent and business capsci-
ty deserve.
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pc city OF Memphis, shelby county. state Of
WARD.

FIRST WARD.
Thomas Mccormick, deputy sheriff.
Morris Lealy, John Walsh and James Cos
tillo, judges.
III. Fitzgerald and NJ. oNaHI. clerks.
SECOND WARD.
O.. r.. Stewart, deputy sheriff.
Thomas Cohen. Peter Townsend and Daniel
NJ. J.. Kenifeck and c. W. NewsOme, clerks.
THIRD WARD.
George c. Holmes, deputy sheriff.
T.B Willard, Ernest ]. Eshlsman and VIII
Fox. judges.
John H. Miller and P. M. Winters, Jr, clerks.
FOURTH WARD.
John G. Lanier, deputy sheriff.
N; A Allen, ]. NJ. Jeffords and ]. W. FL
Ii. Moore and T. II. Aydlett, clerks.
FIFTH WARD.
r. D.. Midget, deputy sheriff.
James II. Swami, Robert Elliott and J. NJ.
William Brown and ], NJ. MuIhafey, clerks.
SIXTH WARD.
H.B. ChfIes, deputy sheriff.
I. M. Dane, o. Brown and 8. M. Hawkins,
W. n. Taylor and c. Y. Stewart, clerks.
SEVENTH WARD.
A. n. Ferguson, deputy sheriff.
Lewis MeGhee, h. D. Harrington and ]. ].
Jenney, Judges.
G. 3. Dent and F. W. Jenney, clerks.
EIGHTH WARD.
d. Pante, deputy sheriff.
II. Marks, A. Pante and A. Z. J.. Walton,
T d. Boyle and William Ringwald, elerks.l
NINTH WARD.
R. II. Norris, deputy sheriff.
j. d. Danbury, G. NJ. Grant, W. F. Gilman,
Frank Hatner, JUICES.
Frank Hainers L. Karan, clerks.
TENTH WARD.
il. Sharp, deputy sheriff.
VIM. Brown, Joseph Teufel, Thomas W.
Greene, judges.
P-P. Dunn, W. W. Hurley, clerks.
I certify the above and foregoing 70 bs A true
LIST OF the officers, judges and clerks OF said
election this 9Th day of January. 1872
MARCUS ] WRIGHT,
Sheriff Of Shelby county.
statement Of an election held this
sixth day OF JRnu ~, 1872 for akfng the
8 nse OF the qda1he1 voters OF the city OF
Memphis on the subscription OF one hun
dred b ana dollars tbsing One-halD OF
the ceplJsl stock Of The Memphis Water
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STATION



WARRINGTON. January s-NorfheFly winds
with PARTIALLY cloudy and clear weather are
probable Tor tuesday IN the Souther and
ing weather rom Vissfais TO New YoTk.
with Cloudy weather IN New ENGLAND. Ths
area OF highest pressure VIII move norEheast
to Penusylv6nta. A falling barometer and
southeriy winds will prevail from the upper
axes TO the Mississippi valley and threaten
Inc weather with rain extend eastward INTO
MOntana during Tuesday. Dangerous winds
are not anticipated Ior the Atlantic and Gulf
states tonight.
RIVERS and Business.
Business at the wharf yesterday was
very fair. The river has risen since lsst
report one foot six inches. There Is now
plenty of water above and below for the
larger steamers. White river has five feet
&C Augusta, and six feet below and rising.
ny TeIegraDs.
ST.. LOUIS, January s. Port list-Arrivad.
Columbia, Arkansas river. Several boats
which left Saturday were Obliged Olsv mn
some miles below here on account OF low
water. The snow OF yesterday morning stll
lies on the ground, Il having thawed hnf
slightly since 1t fell.
NEW oRLEASs, January Sport list-Ar-
rived. Valid and barges, Belle Vernon, OHIO
river; E. II. Durtee, capital City, Mollie Moore.
st. Louis; P. W. SLradsr, Ooeanus, Nick Ionc,
worth, Cairo. Departed: Crescent City and
bargss, 81. Louis.
miscellaneous.
In another column ia 8 special disoateb
from the City of Helena. She arrived al
Helena at 10 O'Clock yesterday morning.
They experienced a pleasant trio AMI 4
good time generally.
The Sallie Y. wa sod Yesterday To Mr..
Morris; price, Sl6, goo.
The Belle Memphls departed with BPS
bales of cotton for above.
The Glasgow arrived from st. Louis.
ave days out. She lays I've until noon
to-day.
The Belfast came In from New Orleans. |
ave days out. She discharged here 10
barrels molRsses and lbs sacks of salt and
had 900 tons for the Ohio; also 3 psrt OF
Robinson's menagerie on board. She re.
ports the Colorado aground ct Island go. /
The Legal Tender arrived from White
river with 5l4 bales Of cotton and 3 lot or
snndries to order. She rashipped 40 bales
at the mouth for New Orlsans.
Tne G. w. Cheek came in from Friar1a
Point with IS bales Of cotton, 128 aaokB Of
ssed and a good passenger list.
The O1aohita Belle leaves to-morraw
for New Orleans and the bends, 10 place
Of the Belle Les, in command of J. T.
aicks,
The A. ]. White and Phil Allin depart
ID With good trips.
The Mary Houston arriyod nom ihai
Ohio four days out, discharges here asv-
lots Ct mTnituro. added 100 haIes oil
lott0n, ind isft ioI New onleaus drawing
u fest.
Ths Hslle 81 TeEis saze il lrpna s
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LOCAL PARAGRAPHS.

The Heather Chinee at the New
Memphis theater tonight.
-" Dent and Zsnt " was the common
tOsst last night AL over town.
in our notice Of Councilman Callogsn
Of the Tenth ward, be was named James
when he ought to hsve been named Pat
rick, which is 5 much better name every
way.
Mr.. Bschmsn'a place Of business lie
ZIG, Ayres block. We make this corTec-
ton with much pleasure, and nj. Bach
man has our bsst wishes for his increase
OF Wsistband SO he may come out for 81
dermsn next election.
The case ofMusso WIS under consider.
sSion before Judge Fiippin yesterday, on
q writ Of hsbess corpus. The hearing OF
the case continued all day. Evidence
similar TO that published In the APPEAL
two weeks sgo was gone into thoroughly.
Ths case viii be finished mp to-day.
THE Grsphie," q hrst-elsss fllustrs-
ted paper, published In London, Is unu-
sually superior this Christmas. The holi-
day number, which was issusdfor Christ
mas, wss laid on q table by Msnsford
It contains more good things, in the way
of literature and srt, than any number Of
any illustrated paper ever published. The
splendid picture saved" goes along with
this meritorious number.
The county court of C~rttendsn coun-
ty, Arkansas, yesterday ordered an cleo
ton TO bs held February 10.h, TO decide
The question Of issuing SI00. 600 In county
bonos in aid of the Memphis and St Louie
railroad. This was done upon the Joint
application OF nat company and that OF
the Memphis and NorthEestsrn railroad
the interest OF those Dmpsnies being
identical. The court also ordered an cleo
ton in behalf Of the Kansas City railroad
for the ssms mount.
william Webb, an honest shoemaker
Of color, who pegs swsy In q small house
on JeffsrsOn street, WEs Victimizsd on
Thursday night to the tune Of two pairs
Of shoes. He allowed a colored brother
Ia distress, who complained OF being SICK,
TO occupy his shop as g bedroom thai
night. Next morning the sick occupant
was gone and two pairs Of hne shoss with
him. Diligent search for three days and
nights brought the sick LOGGER 70 view
out a. Central Point. de viii be jailed by
the recorder this morning.
The ssddsst sight that was seen in
Memphis this winter was Witnessed On
Main street yesterday afternoon. A WO-
man was hauled to the ststionhouss on q
drsy, She was dead-druuk. She had
arrived from Bartlett during the DAY on
the train, bringing two children with her
and 8 small cat, which she nurssd with
the greatest care. Directing her steps
down town shs refreshed at various con
venisnJ points on the way, and by the
time she reached Shelby street, bscsms
so booty that she rolled I the street and
covered her clothing with slush and dirt.
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or u
To
TAXPAYERS
OF
SHELBY COUNTY.

THE TAX BOOKS Rrthszssr4g 1 -
rssoy anu VII attend az tua Au0T.
places for hepurposs O. rs-rfTf1g
the State and County EaLaz Tor - yea So
District No. ]. at Freed & Boyas stors. ss..
n11Ay, January Sfh, 152-
District No. 2 as Bars store, Erlssy, lam.
District No. 5 At E0lt1nis sore, thursday
January 4th-
District No 4 Al 0z0n, Wednesday, Jaas
District Eo.s AZ engine horse cornsr sac.
ons and Adams strests, Wednesday, Janasry
District No. 8, ct Raleigh. Friday ard SAT-
uday, January l2th ard lslh.
District NO. Z a. Bartlett. wsanssdsv ana
Ehass'sS' January Jth ana I'm
District Nos, at shelby DEPOT. Moaasy
District No. 3. az Fishsrvnls. rpsassy. Jsns
District No 10. a. Co1isr,ins. mssssv and
tuesday, January Bsh and istl.
ana RnnraaTs4aazary i7ta ana sta
District {. q AZ Aseaan.esvtls. saturday,
arg &tn.
Diss5tst no. Is. At Arnelds Monday, sana-
District No. Il. At once corner second AMI
Sth and eth.
District 20. IS, at Jseoe Brases sore, Ghal-
Sea- Tuesday January 81.
District No. IA ~ VIE. -,-.
January l9th.
District No. Y at Mcconnell Iuroh, Tues
VI. uCLEAE,
Tax Collector o. shelby County,
d9 state Of Tennessee.
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Fourth balIot-Dent s, Psttigrsw 8,
blank 2.
A recess was then taken for Eve min
utes, and upon the r~eassembling Of the
board, Mr.. PettigreW withdrew from the
contest and nominated Mr.. Burke.
The nth ballot resulted as follows;
Dent 9, BurkI.
Mr.. Dent being declared elected, took
the chair and thanked the gentlemen for
the compliment paid him, and said they
would at one proceed to business.
On motion OF Mr.. Belts the following
committee WA appointed on the salaries
aud bonds Of officers: Messrs. Pettigrew,
Pendsrgast and Ctcalia. After which the
basrd adjourned to Thursday afternoon
at 8 o'clock.
NEW BOARDS.
The following are tbs members OF the
new boards:
Aldermen John Walsh, Phil. J.. NAL
Ion, T. F. Mscksll, J.. NJ Pestigrsw, N.
Malatesta, Paul Oicalls, d. G.. Dent, NJ.
Burke, A. O. Belts and J. N. Fender
grsst.
Councilmen-John Zsnt and Thomas
Foley First ward; s. B. Robins and r.
". Sehsde, Second ward; Arthur Gibson
and jacob Stesnkuhl, Third ward; Charles
A. Beehn and ]. L. Norton, Fourth ward
W. P. Martin md James Bachman, Fifth
ward; j. Hslstesd snd W. M. Harvey,
Sixth ward; Messrs. Pinn and Dickinson,
Seventh ward; Henry Marks and J.. Gen
nette, Eighth ward J F.. Schabel and
George R5der, Ninth ward; p. Culligan
and j. 81. Smith, Tenth ward.
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YOUR CLOrHRa AT wAGeEHKzsa

Winter with It's cold Is here.
Don warm suits and never fear.
Every man and boy should wear
Enough 70 shield him from the air.
Go and see his stock and styles
Go, II you travel many miles.
Each customer viii surely ind
Enough to satisfy his mind.
His goods are all the very best
Made "A overcoats pants and vest.
Bring in your wealth and from his shelves
Buy goods to satisfy yourselves.
Every man and boy viii rise
Extolling Waggener TO the skies.
Remembering hat his price Is low,
Regardless OF all others blow
Leave your measure with him now,
Get n dress suit anyhow.
WAGGENER,
Merchant tailor, BIZ Main street.