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The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1872-01-11
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An elegant stock Of wedding presents
has just been received at Bush's Jewelry
Store.
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NOTICE TO STOCK IaOLDERs,l

st. Cloud, MIMI, Jan. 10th, 1872.
Notice is hereby given, that the Board Of
Directors Of the St. Cloud Agricultural
Driving Park Association, will declare oil
stock on which assessments are now due
and unpaid. forfeited to said Association.
if not paid prior to the 25th of January,
1872. Also that an additional assessment Of
10 per cent. has been made, payable to J.
G. Smith, Treasurer.
VIZ. MuLL1KEN, TIC. MCCLURE,
Secretary. President.
Corn and Cob Crushers, ,..s%
Ar GRovENoR's.
Young Man Bush has what you want,
or ought to want-engagement rings.
buckeye force-feed Drills,
III Ar GAovExoR's.
Buckeye force-fecd Seeders,
=. q Ar GRovExoR's.
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Prof D. W. sprague, Grammar Department
Miss c. N. Ham, Sd intermediate ="
i" Sophia Braun, I'd "
l." Josie 8. Braun LIST i"
:" Emma Herman, Sd Primary
" Fannie MoGaughey, I'd" j"
" Maggie 8, Barnes. LIST
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For RENr.-A centrally located and
comfortable dwelling house, on Welles
Avenue. Inquire ut this office.
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UP CoUNrRY.-Sauk Centre is talking
OF establishing o city government in that
plsce.......... The line of the St. Cloud & St.
Vincent road by the way Of Osakis and
lAlexandria has been adopted by the Com
pany and corps of engineers commenced
locating the depot grounds at Alexandra,
on Monday. Grading will be commenced
in the timber east Of Alexandria as soon as
the grading stakes are set. The proprie-
tors Of Alexandria, in consideration Of
the location of the road to that point, have
given to the Railroad Company the u.-
divided half of the town site of Alexan-
dria, and guaranteed to the Company the
right Of way through Douglas county.
.........The store of Amos DeGroat in
Glenweod, was entirely consumed by
fire On Tuesday night last. Loss on build.
ing aud stock from -four to five thou
sand dollars. Insured for twenty eight
hundred dollars. ,..<
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Warranty Deed Transfers for Week
Ending January 9Th, 1874.
john -Blakely and wife to Solomon R.
Wright for lot 2 sec 80 1872 R 81 v SIPS
Jnseph Il. Porter and wife to Charlotte
Pinney for set sec 80 T 1877 r IS v $500
Moses W. ABLY and wife to Noah ". Free
i man for 72.1OO acres in set sec "a T 126
R32w .. ::..:''. > $40.
Frederick Schroeder Jr and wife to Freder-
ich Schroeder Sr for 81 set and sw} sw}
and lot 4 sec IL 124 r Sow $500
Frederick Schroeder Sr to Frederick Schroe.
der Jr for ne4 sec 20 l24 r 90 v 81 900
Henry +. Klostermann and vile to Jacob
Bounce for IA acres Of net sw} sec 10
T123 R3lw $l4O
Abby a. Brown and hush to Allen Griffin
for lot 8 blk y IL A. A. Downs Add to st.
Cloud 500
First Div St P and R R Co to John Ahles
<for nc4 nw4 sec % T 1913 r 29w $3.50
James P. Taylor and wife to Barney Allen
for set set and 81 mel set and 81 sw} sec
8T122 28w- $500
Franz J. Hiemenz ct al to Adam Hiemenz
for und nj SGT sec 81 and nj sW} sec
32T 124 r 28w $500
Adam Hiemenz and wife to Franz J. HE
menz for ind nw3 sec 80 124 R 20
Nv $500
Jacob Gandelmyer and wife to Franz Nae
geli for lots and nd # lot 8 blk 81 in
Town Of St. Cloud 1925
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u. W. Tenvoorde has received his new
stock of fall and winter goods, comprising
every thihg wanted by men women and
children,
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Foa sAIE.-A good secondhand Camera
Inquire at j: Hill. photograph gallery,
st. Cloud. - 80. 6w.
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The gloves Prondzindski is Offering are
desirable and cheap, Of all styles and quail
ties. =-%~
Canned goods at cost, at Smiths
Grocery.
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-Cranberries, farina, oat meal, dessica-
ed cocoa-n nut, and dried fruits of all kinds,
L1MPER1CH'e,
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Go to Herbert & Lambs livery stable
and take q look at tho fine draught and
driving horses for sale there.
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WANTED.-A boy to take care ofsa horse
and COW for his board. Apply to John r.
Clark.
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Solid gold sets, in all the new styles
1T - BUsH's,
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From Is cents to $l.40 per pound, war
ranted good, at ALLEN & RussEL1's.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
Notice of Dissolution.

Notice Is hereby given that the copartner-
ship heretofore existing between the under
signed under the firm name Of '.Noyes 4
JONES'" is this day dissolved by mutua,
consent. I. NJ. Noyes is alone authorized
to collect ill accounts que the firm and the
debts ofths same may be presented to him
for payment sss}!.3 g .~<=.5! ,.
dated at st. st: Cloud, MIMI, Dec. both,
1871. F'%%t I. NJ. MOVES.
jan4.sw THOS. JONES.
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Nor1cE.-Davis, Beal & Co. will pay the
highest cash price for all kinds Of grain.
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Weather-.Lyceu Matters
Surprise Parties.
MAINE PRAIRIE, jan. 9Th, 1872,
EDITOR JouRNA1.-Our people are i'm
proving this splendid weather and sleigh
ing in getting up wood, rails and hauling
generally land surprise parties, dancing
parties, and kissing parties are very fire.
quent and interesting, especially the latter
because it isn't so wicked. The first meet
ing of the Maine Prairie Lyceum was held
last Friday, and our next meeting will be
next Friday evening, when the Young
America of the Prairie, propose to discuss
the question. (which is the most benefit
to mankind, the "farmer or mechanic. :"
The boys seem eager for the fray. aud al
most every boy on the Prairie has arrang-
ed himself on one side or tho other. The
young ladies are to contribute to the enter
tainment by essays or speaking.
The Methodist Episcopal Church here
are going to build fifteen hundred dollar
church next summer, about 1000 dollars
has been subscribed already. A site has
been selected, aud building committee
chosen.
Notwithstanding many of US have lost
our hay by fire, and although the crops
were very light, and the cold severe, and
money scarce, still our people have not
Ga To- = =
the last two months an unprecedented num-
her of surprise parties-weighing from 6
to III pounds, all DONG we'll at present,
aud the Town Clerk is doing good business
at rs cts per head.
Elder Shoemaker breaches at Stanleys
Hall almost every Sunday to large an
attentive audiance NJ. P.
I; --
REAL ESTATE TRANSEER1
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The Sociable of tho Methodist Society
will meet with Mrs. John Hayward, on Fri
day evening next. All are invited to attend.
Tho State Treasurer's report shows
that stearns county paid into the State
Treasury during 1871 the sum Of $l3,749.
p Tho we'll in the Court House yard has
been graced with bran-new pump.
The weather for the past week has
been very mild and pleasant the tbernom-
ator ranging up in the Sos.
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TEACHERS.

The st. Cloud "Union School,, opened
Monday, Jauurry 9th, with 200 pupils in
attendance.
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&c, and see Bush's new stock Of Holi-
day goods. Mske-your selections now.
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"A nice lot of folding chairs just re-
ceived at Spicer & Carl,sle's.
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over.
Road petition for road from Maine
Prairie to gainesville, accepted, and B.
Pirz, NJ. Greeley and F. Schroeder appoint
cd a committee to meet on March 9th at
the house Of Joseph Esther, at 10 o'clock
A. NJ.
On motion the Board adjourned until
Monday morning, Jan 9th, at 9 O'clock.
MoNDAY.-Board met pursuant to adj
journmeut, all present, The following bills
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-Quarter-second watches, at
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Diaries for 1872 at Tobey & Mitchell's
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Remember the Library Association
meeting NJ T. c. McClures residence this
evening.
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were allowed:
J. j. Observation-Disclosures. 80 40
nj. Greeley ........ ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 30 %
Munsinger / OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. Is 90
L. B. Raymond. ........,.,..,.,....,....... 90 IS
On motion the Board proceeded to take
look through tho jail and expressed
themselves satisfied as to tho appearance
of.that institution.
On motion the till of s. B. MCGUIRE l.
Co., was laid over until the March session
Of tho Board: =
IT,. On motion the Board thsn proceeded to
vote by ballet for County Superintendent
with the following result:
Peter Keises.. votes
Nj. y. .......................2
P. Keiser and NJ. G.. Tolman having the
same number of votes second ballot was
| had as follows:
NJ. G. Tolman ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS vetes
NJ. G. Tolman having received the most
votes was declared duly elected.
On motion the Salary Of the County
Superintendent was fixed at $500; that of
the County ATTORNEY at $500; and that
Of the Turnkey Of the Jail at $50 per month.
GA motion the auction license for Mer-
chandise was amended 50 Is to be 500 for
one year, commencing on January 9th,
1872 and extending to January 9th, 1873
On motion the Board adjourned sine die.
Go to Herbert & Lambs livery stable
and take look at tho fine draught and
driving horses for sale there.
Nor1cE.-Davis, Beal & Co. will pay the
highest cash price for all kinds Of grain.
"A nice lot of folding chairs just re-
ceived at Spicer & Carl,sle's.
a lot of6ne draught and driving horse
for sale at Herbert & Lambs Livery Stable.
| Insure against Fire before your prop
| erty is burned, in q sound, reliable COM
pany, sucn rs the candles Of Cincinnati,
| Ohio.
Also insure against accident in The
Travellers. P.L. GREGORY. Act.
-Tenvoorde hos just received the great
est variety Of goods suitable for Christmas
ana holiday presents tokens, at his new
store. u >sz#s..@ : sss.as y
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Racine Tanning Mills,
AT GRovENoR's
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This elegant preoaration is tho true FLUID EX-
TRACT of BUCHU, prepared according to the Ptar'
macopoeia, and contains all the active principl
known a. Bdtosin, to which is added Juniper Der
ries, IVA Ursi and Cubebs. 1t combines many times
the strength of the preparations offered to the pub
lie, and is regarded as invaluable from it's peculiar
tendancy to the urinary organs, in Gravel Chroni,
Catah Of the Bladder, Irritation of the Bladder and
Urethra Incontinence Of Urine. and other specific
and Chronic affections for which Buchu il so gener
ally used.
SUBSTANTIALLY. s. p.
Combined ,oith Iodide Potassium and Iron.
sarsaparills Compound is prepared according te
u.e. Pharnaeopeia, has become standard rened,
In variety OF diseases, usually described ~ de
pressed and morbid conditions which require alter
ative and tonic treatment to dispel the morbid poi
con Of the system, hence 1t II considered purifier
the blood. 80 g..
Combined with Iodide of Potassium and Iron, i
forms an Alternative and Tonic Of ordinary efficacy
possessing apotency far superior to that ascribed
either alone. &; =,e-sz /: z. -
T1LDEN d CO., Chemists,
New Lebanon, ksw Yak, and 17s William .. n II
TOR SALE BY DRUaaIsTs GENERALLY.
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APPLES! APPLEss APPLES
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LOCAL NEWS
Omcia] Paper Of the City.
FIRST DIV. ST. p. &P. RAILROAD

FIRST DIV. ST. p. & p RAILROAD
BRANCH LINE.
81 WINTER TIME TABLE. 1872
SAINT CLOUD TRAINS. ,.~
Leave Saint Cloud............ $40 am
Arrive at ...........l2.22 pm
ct. PAUL AND ST. CLOUD TRAINS.
Leave Saint Paul................9.0 am
Arrive .."..........12.20 pm
ST. CLOUD AND MINNEApoLIs TRAINS
Leave Minneapolis S.15a,m
Arrive I" I'm
Passengers going to Minneapolis
change cars at St. Anthony Junction.
Remember the Library Association
meeting at T. c. McClures residence this
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buckeye force-feed Drills,
Ar GnovExoa's.
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MAINE PRAIRIE.

Weather-.Lyceum- Matters
Surprise Parties.
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a lot ofdne draught and driving horse
for sale at Herbert & Lambs Livery Stable.

Insure against Fire before your prop
erty is burned, in sound, reliable COM
pany, SUCH rs the "Andes' of Cincinnati
Ohio.
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-renvoorde has just received the great
est variety Of goods suitable for Christmas
and holiday presents tokens, at his new
store. 2 ~ >5sz=s:s. ss.' :5s u
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Young Man Bush has what you want,
or ought to want-engagement rings.
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/ MARRIAuE lLIOEasrs.

The following Is : complete list. Of aths,
marriage focuses issued in stearns county
during the year 1871, as shown BY the
reoords eff. B.sstrong, Esq, Clerk. q the
DiStri0k- Cont 80 ,z~s2,1v > 81 80
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81 4sSf9eE, FREsH GOODS !
Low PRICES !
NO BOOK! NO SLIPS IN THE ORA u
T. Err.

.slIanding 1t In, i'm q day or so," play.
ed QUIT
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Also insure against accident in The
Travellers. P.L. GREGORY. AIT.
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TEAS! TEAs!. TEAs!.!

TEAS! TEASE TEAsll!
From Is cents to $l.40 per pound, war;
ranted good, at ALLEN & RussELL's.
APPLES! APPLES! APPLES
300 barrels prime Michigan apples At E..
G. Smith & Co.'s. Must be closed out at
once. Call and get a supply Of apples at
your own prices.
FoR SALE OR RENT.-The small cottage
house on the corner Of Jefferson st. and
Second avenue, IN lower town. near the
Normal School ia offered for sale cheap, or
for rent. Apply at T. c. McClure's Bank.
SPECIAL OFFER.
For $500 We will send to any address
The JOURNAL and tho st. Paul Press for
one year. The regular price for the two
is$4.o0.
! For $500 The JOURNAL and the Min
neapolis Daily Evening News will be sent
for one year.
Large quantity Of winter pples, ju.
received at TENvooRDE's.
The Imperial Russian Prince has ar.
rived, but attracts less attention that the
immense stock of fall and winter goods just
received by J. W. Tenvoodes, at his new
store, opposite Catholic church st. Ger
maine street.
FoR SALE.-A Notary Public's seal. In.
quire at this office. .:.-.- - .
-Quarter-second watches, at
BUsH's
y. W. Tenvoorde has received his new
stock of fall and winter goods. comprising
every thihg wanted by men women ane
children.
An elegant stock of wedding present.
has just been received at Bush's Jewelr,
Store.
-Cranberries, farina, oat meal, dessica
ed cocoa-nut, and dried fruits of all kinds
L1MpER1cH's.
Racine Tanning Mills,
AT GRovEHoR's,
FoR SALE.-A number Of superio,
draught aud driving horses, at
HERBERT & LAMBS
Il: Livery Stable
Solid gold sets, in all the new Style
Diaries for 1872 at Tobey & MITCHELL
For RENr.-A centrally located ant
comfortable dwelling house, on Welle
Avenue. Inquire ut this Office.
AT Teavoordes new store can be bad a
lowest prioes, all kinds of ladins dres
goods, and gents clothing and furnishing
goods. ~ =.
r.. o.x.'. a .>>d .n.oud hand n. n, an
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Eo1 sA1L.-One span of draft horses,
one set Of draft harness, also. one cutter.
Enquire at
ALLEN RussELL's.
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kI" Passengers going to Minneapolis
change cars at St. Anthony Junction.
Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1872-04-11
Rfehrlcnd WING.

This valuable journal, the oldest in
Virginia, is a welcome daily visitor to our
sanctum. Its face, cp'blaZOned with the
motto of the Did Dominion is as familiar
as the well remembered cOuntenance of a
long absent, dea rly cherished friend. 1t
is in its cighty%ighth year and conse-
quentIy has passed through the stormicSt
and most cvcntful periods of American
history, always maintaining Il high p
tation for ability, intcgr ity and honesty
of purpose. The bright and fresh col
umns OF the Wing are underfhced by the
mildew of age and the absurdities of ''old
fogyism," and as it grows in yearsit gath
crs their wisdom, d~enounccs their foilles
and keeps abreast with The progress OF
times. Prospectus next week.
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Burglary.

Last Sunday night some person or per-
IN entered the shoe and harness shop of
Carr & Seavers, at johnson City, and
carried Off sixteen pairs of boots, several
pairs of Shoes number of brides and
many other articles. Loss about $500.
Greene County has been almost literally
overrun by midnight plunderers for
several months past, and we suppose this
is the beginning of a fearful epidemic of
crime in our county. We have no doubt
hat there is all organized a of thieves
in our midst, and we advise our citizens
to be on the alert and keep 4 vigilant eye
upon all suspicious characters.
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school.

Our friends in the mountain districts
are bestirring thesss selves i'll he cause OF
education with IAN energy and n hearty
good will that promises the best ofrcsults-
Their enthusiasm is permanent and not
~spasmodic. In no part of our country is
there a greater interest nanifested, more
persistent efforts made and moro money
willingly expended to secure educational
facilities.
We are happy to state that Martin $
Creek Academy, located in the Greasy
Cove is in a highly iourfshing condition.
The enrol;sseat numbers one hundred
and fifty pupils, of both sexes. The In
stitution is under the management OF
Rev, James Scott, assisted by Mr.. VIM
Bailey. These teachers are represented
as being well qualified, and are giving
abundant satisfaction to their patrons.
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HoIst0m Male Institute.

The closing exercises of the Quarterly
term of this Institution drew a large au=
dieHee of our citizens to the BAPTIST
Church last Friday night. The pro
gramme consisted of declarations and 4
few humorous dialogues by the small boys.
Where all done so well according to the
grade of their years and educational pro-
gress disc limitation would seem unjust
II inyidious. Public expectation was
fully gratified and the appreciation and
pleasure of the audience was frequently
manifested. The grades for scholarship,
attendance and department, rs read by
Prof. DUNCAN, the Principal, shows that
the pupils of the Institute are under COM
discipline.
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MAMMOTH N CORN.


THIS corn is superior to any other corn
Il now being raised in Tennessee, and
the following are the points of its supc-
riority
First, 1t will yield from one-thir to
corn, with the same cultivation on any
soil,
Second, 1t has a greater depth of kerr
mel by one-third.
Third, 1t weighs more per bushel than
any other corn.
Fourth, 1t fills better at boil ends
than any other corn.
Fifth, 1t natures quicker than any
other field corn.
Sixth, 1t produces more fodder than
amy other corn
Seventh, II will average two full cars
TO each stalk
Eighth, 1t is ready for harvesting
within 80 TO 100 days from planting.
Ninth, This corn has from % to 40
rows to the car.
The Mammoth Dep1 Corn is raised
by Messrs. a. V. Deaderick 81 CO., near
JOnesborough, Tennessee, and will be
furnished at the following prices:
Five Bushels, or more, ut So 80 per bu.
One Bushel, of 90 Tbs. 81 90.
One-lIalf Bushel, 81 ID.
One-fourth Bushcl, 81 80.
One pound. % cents.
A sample ear sent 10 each II purchas
ing one busEel,
Call OH or address
a. X. PIPER, & CO.,
Near the Depot, Jonesboro', Tenn
feb.1.tf
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Problem No 8.

Amoney broker subscribed for 20 shares
in a new bank; at 800 a share. When
the bank commenced operation he paid
i'm 30 per cent. of the price of his stock,
and in G months after, he paid in the re-
mainder. In II months from the time
the bank commenced, there was a divi-
dend of 81 per cent. on the stock among
the stockholders; and the same dividend
accrued every 6 months thereafter. At
the end of 3 years the broker SID his
stock att per cent advance. Now al
lowing that this broker hired his money,
n paid 6per cent. annually, how much
did he make by the speculation?
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County, and especially this school. There

County, and especially this school. There
fore.
RcsolUed, That we tender to him our
highest regards fer the services Re
has rendered the School at this place
by encouraging and stimulating the peo-
pie in the cause of education and, further.
RcsOlccd. That the Teachers and pu-
pills return their warmest thanks to him
for the kind talk given US, when here.
aad would kindly invite him to attend our
examination and exhibition which comes
off the 3rd day of May next.
j. B. ERWIN, Chairman.
l.. B. BAILEY, Secretary.