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The Magnolia gazette., 1873-04-11
THAT Bridge Indebtedness.
MAasolIA, Mss, April !, 1878

MAGNOLIA, MISS, April Z, 1873.
FRIEND BuRKE-In your is-ue Of the 2Sth
ult., you commented on poster that was
placed on Mr.. Gottig's bulletin board, in
which poster the financial affairs Of the
town were discussed, with my name in con-
nection, in such manner as to convey the
idea that the town owed ME for bridges, or
that was trying to injure the credit Of the
town. Now, 50 far as am concerned. the
corporation has paid me all its obligations
in q satisfactory manner and though not
one of your citizens, / am the last person
to injure the town in any way, for its pros
perity and mine are SO closely allied that
they are one and the same. The town has
at times owed me money, but the past
officials will bear witness that never was
troublesome about their Indebtedness. AS
to the bridges, built all on the lower road
at my own expense Except twenty Eve
dollars paid to the mechanics for framing
the bridge across the creek) and never
claimed nor expected pay from the corpora
ton. The upper bridge was built and has
been kept in repair by the corporation. The
two small bridges across the sloughs were
built by Mr.. Sim. Travis, in consideration
Of the privilege of turning the road. For
the past year the corporation has paid for
all repairs TO the bridges on the lower road
The only matter that ! ever complained
about was, that the county should collect
the bridge tax and that should build the
bridges. It is notorious fact that ia the
past eight years the county has collected
from the property in the corporation some
$4,000, and never paid one cent back.
once got the promise Of some Of the mem
bers OF the Police Board to refund thc
money, but they afterwards refused to dt
so--in which / think they were unjust
Thanks to the present Board Of Council
men, they have got law passed which
remedies that in the future.
Yours, &C., w. w. VAudHr.
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Gard

TO the Members of Hook and Ladder Co, No, 1.
Gentlemen Having been notified that l
was elected President Of your organization,
take this method to return my profound
thanks for this distinguished mark Of your
esteem, and hope at the same time that
your company may prosper and that your
gallantry may be displayed on all occasions,
whenever duty may cali you. And while
feel indeed grateful for this manifestation ot
your respect, in selecting me for your pre-
siding officer, regret to state that must
respectfully decline the honor you have
rendered. With profound thanks, ! remain
yours, respectfully, j. ID. BURKE.
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1Ioolz 8 Ladaer GO. SO 1.

Last Wednesday night, this company or
ganized by the election OF the following
officers
J. D. Burke, President; +. NJ. Hoke,
Vice President; A. r. Richmond, Secre-
tary; s. r. 0glesby, Treasurer; 4. H.
Cage, Foreman; Thos. King, First Assist
ant d. +. Winborne Second Assistant.
The company will meet again next We'd
nesday night.
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New Advertisements.
Notice to Land Owners.

70 AL Persons schose Lands hare IN
creased in Value, By the Erection Of
improvements Thereon, since Me first
dag Of January, 1872.
vOU are hereby ordered to appear before
i the Board Of Supervisors on the
First Monday il May, "A. D, 1873,
and give in the value Of the same.
Reference being had to section 1858 Of
the Revised Code Of 1871.
Ordered that this notice be published in
the Summit Times and Magnolia Gazette
for four weeks.
A true copy from the minutes Of the
Board Of Supervisors, at the April term,
A. d. 1873.
Attest: w. M. C0NERLY,
April II, l873..4w Clerk.
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gag- We visited Holmesville last Mon
day, and are pleased to note the fact that
some improvements are being made there,
which shows that "there is life in the old
land yet The Board Of Supervisors and
the BOARD of School Directors held regular
meetings on that day. Some property was
sold by Capt. Travis, the Sheriff, which Of
course brought the cash. II was sold under
execution and brought enough to pay all
the costs, very essential item.
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Ray~ We are authorized to offer for sale,
a valuable piece Of property, situated in the
business portion Of the town Of 0syka. 1t
is well adapted for residence and business
establishment combined. 1t will be more
fully described in our next. For further
particulars apply at this Office.
The Magnolia gazette., 1873-04-11

sS- An Important notice appears in TO-
days paper, requiring all persons whose
lands have increased in value, by the cree
tion OF improvements, since the lst day Of
January, 1872, to appear before the Board
OF Supervisors, ia HcmesSille, on the first
Monday in May, and give iu the value Of
the same.
The Magnolia gazette., 1873-04-11

py- H. =. Poindexter, Esq, well known
to the press Of this State, has become q
citizen Of our town. At one time he was
the editor of the Southern Herald, pub
lished at Liberty, and was afterwards the
editor of the Gazette and Comet, published
at Baton Rouge, La.
The Magnolia gazette., 1873-04-11

S3'- The new Judiciary law appears in
this issue. II seems to be silent in regard
to the third and thirteenth Districts, as
they are not mentioned at ell. 1t provides
that Circuit Court shall be holden in this
county on the second Mondays in June and
nnnamhar
The Magnolia gazette., 1873-04-11

RSr We are anthrized to state that
Quarterly Meeting win be held at the Meth
odist Church in this place on Saturday and
Sunday, April 10Th and goth.
The Magnolia gazette., 1873-04-11

We learn from Mr.. Bee, the Depot Agt.,
that the Wesson Factory was destroyed by
fre last Tuesday morning. It 10 supposed
the Ere originated by sparks from the en-
gine. The Office and store buildings were
saved
The Magnolia gazette., 1873-04-11

ra- Maj. W. W. vaught Inserts com
muncation in this issue. in reply to "That
Address" that was posted on Mr.. Gottig's
bulletin board some time ago.
The Magnolia gazette., 1873-04-11

Ba- DR.. A. r. Sparkman has removed
his drugs and medicines to the room ad-
joining McNair & Walkers store.
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Postonice Regulations.

Northern and Southern mails close, daily, at ave
o'clock. p. m.
The semi-weekly mail, to Holmesville, Tylertown
rhina Grove and Columbia, closes every Iuesaay
ana Friday, at II O'clock, m.
iTbe PostoiIice will be opened at p a, and clos.
"A ~ < oicIuck u. nl.. except sunday when IL VIII
Ky en1y y' be omen from to s O'Clock, a. m.
postage ls due quarterly, in advance,
w. l.. WALKER, p. NJ.
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Fnr Sale.

4 SPLENDID FARM, situated abont one
n half Of mile from the town Of Mag
nolia 1t is bounded by Little Tangipahoa
River on the east, and by Mihnehaha Greek
on the north. 1t contains about $50 acres Of
well timbered land, and about 100 acres
under cultivation, with all the necessary build
ings thereon. 1t has also well Of Chalybe-
ate water, which needs no ice, and has been
analyzed by DIR. Riddell, OF New Orleans, who
pronounced it the best water in the country.
This place is offered at bargain. For fur
ther particulars, call at the GAzEgTE 0fFIcE,
or address j. d. BURKE,
mar2S.tf Real Estate Agent.
The Magnolia gazette., 1873-04-11

sEss~ The afternoon express train now
stops at McComb City for dinner.
The Magnolia gazette., 1873-04-11

say- The chancery Court conseneS at
Honesville on the 2lst inst.
The Magnolia gazette., 1873-04-11

Bsgs Thanks to Mr.. G. R. Cater, for .
mess Uf green peas.
The Magnolia gazette., 1873-04-11
N. o., j. & G. N. R. R.

Time Table, No. Is, Revised.
10 take effect Sunday, april 6h, 1873,
Al 4:5O O'clock, p. II.
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nag We visited the Cemetery last We'd
nesday afternoon, and found it presenting
quite different appearance, to what it did
few days ago. The work Of cleaning it
off commenced last Monday, under the su-
pervisiou Of Mr.. Geo. johnson. All the
undergrowth and trash has been cut down
and removed. The growth that has been
allowed to remain for shades, has been
trimmed suitable distance from the ground,
and it now looks like a different place. The
next thing for the trustees to do, is to have
the ground enclosed, and have seats or
benches placed about on different parts Of
the ground. There are quite number Of
soldiers graves there, some Of which are
almost invisible. With but one exception,
the head-boards have all been destroyed BY
FIRE, and the one that remains, bears the
name of nW. L. Palmer, 18th Ark. Regt." /"
Since referring to the soldiers graves, we
would like to know il there was a record
kept of the deaths, while the hospital was
at this place during the war. If SO, We
would to see it, if it is available. Theil
names should be preserved.
The Magnolia gazette., 1873-04-11

BEARR led.
CLARK -GENNISSON.--By W. G..
HarreIl Justice Of the Peace Of Osyka, at
his residence in said town, on Sunday, the
9th inst, Mr.. p. q. CLARK to Miss 9. a.
GEsN1ssoN, both Of New Orleans, La.
The Magnolia gazette., 1873-04-11

THE Legislature will adjourn sine die
next Tuesday.
The Magnolia gazette., 1873-04-11
MASONIC.

Cal COLT u =
The Magnolia gazette., 1873-04-11
Churches.

Churches.
FHethodist,
Services on the first and third Sabbaths OF each
MONTH Rev. d. Jones, Pastor.
baptist.
services on the second Sabbath Of each month";
Rev --- Parish, Pastor.
Catholic.
Services 6n the second Sabbath Of each month";
Father A. ii. Schutteihofer, Rector.
Masonic.
sincerity Lodge, No. aI4,
Holds a regular meeting on the nrst Wednesday
Of each mon h.
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r.i1te Cn,unitx ,c,ou1tss.

s5IiF = aa-r
This Court convenes,, al Holmesvie. on the Third
Monday in January, April, July and Qet9her Hon. Hon
II q. Peyton, Jr., Chancellor; w. NJ Uoncrly, ESQ.,
Clerk.
Circuit,
This Court conyenes, at Homesylile, on the hlrst
Monday In March and September. Hon. Z "a. Snll-
lev, Judge; Hon, j. b; Deason, District Attorhey !
W. +. Collins, ESQ, Clerk.
Board OF Supervisors,
This body convenes at H9imesye on = sns . First f
Monday In every month, and is composed OF the lol-
lowing Representatives |; :, =, s,,.. 7.
First Dsrct -, ?. ". silln9ns " I,2 y
second District CnaunceS Svliilhss Svis
Third District, X. u, barnes- sreslueht i
Fourth District, Y. =. MHrtln
Fifth District, W. II Sohey
Hsa-a~unnsaaH1xEanzazsu
". o., j. and @. N. IL. r.
Trains going North
Mail Z 1880, pm.
Exnress lil0, p, m.
Accommodation s;5O, 2. m.
Mail 7a5, a. m.
Fxpress 7:i6, p. IN,
Accommodation 900, u. n'
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NEXT Sunday viii be Easter.day. 1t is
a church festival commemorating Ohrist's
resurrection, and it corresponds with the
Pascha or Passover of the Jews. 1t is also
said 70 have been goddess Of light or
spring, in honor Of whom festival was
celebrated id April.
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COTTON MARERTR

Auou,rI July l5-COtiOn quiet AdIuE 49, net receipts 81
asrSI July Is Cotton quiet and Arm hisSlsg lssls'ss
y,ep l62 bales; shipments. 1875 bales yloef l0429 btes
LouIsvIrLr Jay l6cottSa su Addhngs, lSe tesepe 80
PniLapIPHIa, JulT l5.--cOttoD dun bicdhngs 2oH4
R1vAEEIH July 15COttOn market bare Of stock Mdngi l8
net receipts S5e baesi 487 bales s 4S bales
Bosros July i5cOOn dOI mddHug, gle net receipts, 1o2
h., gross l27 baes sales 200 bales STOCK 10000 baies
July 1bCot0n dali MiddlrRs 20 reeepu
nj bales; 1857 esiesi sales ITO b stock
A 31S bales. - ., ,r,,,-- ~. -.
AZ hs gross l97 bales: saes 100 bales toek fO5 bales
Lars l5COttOn quiet and Donnal Low hiddhngs lfc
,,csins lO8 bslesi shipments 50 bAleA -.
9ryssyoS july l5Co,tou teadyi Good Ordinary. 14Se; net
a. haes; erpOrs-tO Great rnAlH, 244S bales eoAstwse
IA bales; sales. 100 bales ssofk, - $50 bales;
HoEK July Cotton duli hiddling 1bA2c nes reoeigts
has eIoon-eoawse 469 bales sales 100 bass 'oef l2loO
TswoaLsAn July cc,top-De9sDd f'ir a1dAas, 1926
L. M5i;ng, i7stdl3c; Good Ordinary, l41dloc On1nsry
To- net rssnts 7 baei gross 3O7 bales erpoio The Con
nsp 6e bales sales 700 bales last evening 800 bAe' '0ef
39.666 balea
WILsrssTor July l5,-Co.on du hiddhngs lsi exports
s,eawiss SAG bales; sales bAssi stock. &O3 bAisi
EoE,oLE Jsly l5.Co,,on du 10. hddps io 9o net re-
sps $40 bslss exports " Great Brp loS ph~i e"-Hne
300 bales Aales, 1l5 bAlesi stool 3953 BALE -. a,
CEeIENAfI July 1b-Cotton- hiddInE, lbfSi HeeiFu VI
bales sbiDnsSs, 203 bales socf, ii 223 balsh
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NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE. WEDNESDAY JULY 49, 1873

s, Ihoe 100 bssd WIRE disposed o. Sales Of $50 hesd on
s & , nVr rom osb 10 800 H. !, IS 3Sss % l2c
head MehgAn steers sapng ffvm lO4e ilst 10 o. rsL
II head Michigan soctes, averaging VIZ d. y ~, o. avs
Illinois steers averaging 023 ~ IS 40I ~ head i h aver
,veragpg $50 ~ 81 50i Is head Quo cows and hee
sgin 108 NJ. at 81 90. fatal
SnEHP AND LAxBs-Reeep to-day 400 bead Eshpe ths ~
supuy for the TAR 200 sgsHst 800 hesd ~ 80
sane week. uartt moderately setve e gins
closing prices; 205 head Michigan clipped shsp ~ az
SO n sis5, 1873 head Ohio ePped sheep 1hsng rem
b Al 81 372d$5 90. a soo A.. ,,tins
the total supply the week shu, far IL 600 heal sn' SS two
for e sne line seS At 80 lOdto TVS o,o
m hy o,is efsrng sales yesterday 800 head Illinois ,a "a
hogs ranging fm IB0 10 900 at$6aS5 05 sales toa,
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THE STATE OF TRADE.

JoyDoS July 1912 80 mcOnsOs for the account 92'Sds2s
BFie Railway shsres, 47l2
IoNpoN july ISL ,. Erie Railway shares. 47st ,
I1vERPoot 1512;30 The receipts OF Wheat for The
past ree 900 quarters including 2O American
The receipts for the past three days have been 900 quarters
iheluhng 3 600 American ~ -.
LIvEnPOoL July 15-l mCoon dull and tending downwar
Niddnk UpAnds Ss Mdng Orleans Oil sales lOOOO bales
ibcludng 1000 for speculation and export
LoNDoN, july 16-2 ?. n.Bre Railway shares 47'e
PARIs, Jsly l5--Rsntcs, b6t 200. .-.. -
IivRRPooI July IS 230 p n.Breadstuh are m Wheat
IL call II y GENITAL for average Csria White IL 36l26 for
Club all for Red Western Spring and 2 for Red Winter
Your 81 612s bel for Western Canal Peas Ss6 o. FOL
Canadian Cheese 59 = E for the best grades Of American Zoe
LIvERPooI 1873 mSaes Of Cotton shipped from savth
nah Charleston deliverable JAY al and from the same
deliverable August and September at Si2i.
LoNDoS, July 15-3 T~-Brie Railway shares, 4! y
INDoS July 1915 mThe OF discount FOR three months
bills open market Is below tho Bank Of Dgthd rie
bullion gone into the Bank Of England on balance
tdAyis G28O0O United States Fyeweny bonds, l9O7 93s
Bre Rails y shares, 479s ....
PARn, july 15--p. m.-Rentes, 56f Zoe.
LTyKRPOoI 1916 MOI the Cotton sales to-day, 5000
sales OF Cotton pred SayAnnah or Chtr
below Low Mdd6ags deliverable in September at Vlod
market or Yarns and Fabrics at Manchester Is dull but not
QsOtAby lower
LoSDoS July 15-Evening- Common ROsin, $40 y cwt
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RECEIPTS or PRODUCE.

North Rtver pesNn aRd haiToc1 80
JuLY l522 ptgs A pigs BeesysI 2iS bb COPPER olS
o,k Cper 227 Cotton 100 s Cotton Seed OIL 200 plg
niei Fu g5l bbs Eggs 931s bills Pour G25 bb Ms, $50
bs Meal 81 Wheat 81 096 bush Com l2S 90 bush
626 bush Malt 315 bush Barley 300 bush
Pe bale. Hemp 957e Hide ees bds HIDE. bales sfn
2440l sides Leather % pkgs Beef go pkgs nt
Meats 1S n Lard 700 pkg OIL Cake 06i pigs Batter 1888
pGg l03 Taoy 1874 bids Tobacco pigs Tobacco
$40 bales TOOL 977 bb8 WHISKY
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/ Fine..........-.sl O2dsI 10
IAKA

Assorted
TALoW dun but steady sales OF 40 900 Prince At lbSSe
wand fair for the but the supply limited IS vet
u the ep the moderate admit Of large trans
Prime selections Of Ohio Fleece held al ble bot e near
81 few sales 81 4Sc bat rather below the markets a oupe
noted Texas % d3Oc b in Foreign he has oeea
worthy note and without important CHANGE We
sass 81 IS 900 y Sew Cp Michigan, and Ohio Freeze
1880 Kentucky Combng Al 40ej 40 bags Low PgDea a. 9
100 25c; 1000 Western Common a. 2OaZaS
IS 600 10 Black Secured Al oVS l9
600 California 22r 40 600 n Spring DO at - -
10000 Old Domestic fleece ~ 4oei SVVO 10
SECURED 1900 UnvAshed Al Sle We quote as
FLEECEsA EY l0RK, MICHIGAN. lNplASA AND
ooNN-Suouy fleece. 1860 TheqHareer and fneloo ne
mo fSc Hshbood fleece ~ 46 fleece a.
OHo, PENSsYIvASiA NTRGiNA-Sa Xony Fleece, oUao5c
TTee saauor blood Memo 4S060c Habooc Feece 40
AS Quarter blood Fleece, A4d46G Common Fleece ava
Cerubing Fleece, 65abIo ~, ~
IoW vEsHoSr AND lLLoIsThee quarter and Pull blood Ne
43a46c Hat6ood Fleece 43a45s 0uarterolOod Fleece 90
H,SsoUKi KEyrucKT ANp TEENEssEE-washed Fleece lO6
TuBW WooLChoes 50d6Sc, Far, 46G49ci Inferior and
Barry. 4O045c ..... - ... - IT,. - =.
oo-NewYork CITY Puea 40d45ei New York City
szer Pulled OG45e NesYok City Lambs PuleiS 80 4O est
Supe Extra 3SG41c Country Extra Pulled 43d4fe Oouh'
super Puled a3d4Tc Country Lsnbs Pulled Ssd42c
CALlPoBNA-pnRg Clip 6n, 2Sa34c spnng CLIP medium 2o1
gle Spring Clip low grades and bury. 81 25c Fall CLIP = ~
TKxAs-Fne 80 35c Medium ZSd32c; Low, 2O62bci IN
fen0r 17019c.; Very buuv, ale .. =. ... ..
FoRKev WoOs-Cape OF Good Hone 82d36c Busnos Avres
Menno 27a8Oo Mouevdeo Mermo and MeiIs. 80
Clothing, as G5Oc Australian C0nbing 5OdOAc
WHISKY frn bat Quieti sales Of $50 bbiS al 0ae
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vegetables large with good demand Virginia ,gs.sh are
schins at 81 40 bh Norfolk white e2 b0df2 70
GAe Rnsss unp. meet soc demand NewsrseY green core ~
ting Dd selling at 81 700 $2 y 100. Wstrmelous IN Tree ep
and lower Norfolk tomatoes improved Ia quality bat lower pne
Bermuda unchanged Staten snd and NewJete DO oN
selling at $5GS5 80 bill cid potatoes ncmiHAl 10 Phe@ 0S0~
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CATTIR MARKET.

BuypALs July observation-disclosures to-day ibelnhnf ~ eaH
reported 70 hrrye 66l had making the total supply ioI hs
v.st thus u 5000 bead $50 cam sgsint 2ei a lor ,hs
same hns ss see Tbs market dragged this stout "a.
week closing pnes The rus vas light the sleei 81 etoh
epab the GA es stiag sd'ah Of vehfs closing
sD unable gsl h ssysD nbs .kt, s.sssa sssnBs
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HAVANA EXCHANGE.

July 5-BIhangePme bankers bills quiet on United
States go 44G45 premium; short nght 4Sd3S
premium onLoad0H, Gloss cent premium Cd fa
nrr cent uranium
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Ss .aisd..... I0iaa1l sassp-1sn 7 sS5J 90
023 bhee2-hlnier.'s'''9l fO@@ ~
HOPS -
Receipts for the vel "a bales Corresponding week M year 81
bales sspHen "a bales The market gus' and snshaIs. s
Transactions limited lots here and there holders Urn crops look
sE isorb WehOe sales q 100 bales Of old a l2e 2So1hSns
'71s ...,45 WlscOnSu 72f prime.42 d4o
sat rs CON 2 ia@.$S slS ~. iii$S s$s
EAsterD' 72s eontOtSo a4O Od Hops Ga
aseepuBeef 443 paekag pork 54l bba meats 3,U2Z
pAkses; c sos PACKAGES shDmeuts-Bsc0n 1886 boIes
beei so beA and Sesi pO $50 Dressed
beef selling sl9Sl a9dlOA9c Tor Tor Texan
1os Coed veas IN demand gng 9l4c and
1rassrs dull a. Sc for the ouo and latter
seng fairly Lamb shade bog fr
Beef sides Prime 10 9l0 Mutton common 70 isB q 8
TEXAS Bides..... y % AIeshsk-dresseJ,mt a14
,h 80 cans cream Harlem $3.50 cans Hit Newsysn HOO
gu Midland 900 scattering,
Toss II 800 Prices began .ss Harlem platform 81 and
SJy h II sIoess demsod With len ever each day
y" POULTRY AND GAhB. ..
1--we fowls demand With prices hgnei 1--we Igeont are sell
An. az = doL Daes and Geese sre IN light dens1e With
tst Heodoock doBg better, selling A. 75de5e PhAoephA
go fowls selling Doe Cbikens a zoe n some Western
Chickens arriving N poor oroeh Voo~"VN' ''' 0 N1
RsstlJ bSmRsl We qoots'
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oyuos usTsp srArss rIRs IssUsAsCs Co1r a1,
los BROADWAY. EEv.YoRK, July Il 1910
10TH DIVIDEND. The Board OF Directors s
~ have this day declared a sBMEANSUAb DIVIDEND VI
'"''' W GEORGE Z. COCK. Secretary.
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finanrlal,

OFFICE on YEwYoU lSD ArtEss,sI or co.
THERE will be an election Tor ses sosr
Trustees Of this Company the 18th instant between the .
Of 10 m and O'Clock p. N. go. . Al, mn b,
order. D. n NE upLsI, -
0T0 00l TO LOAN on Brooklyn Prop
- O,UOO erty. Appytc rutland Whiil''' :
O. KIM NM TO LOAN on Bond anu anu
ey Sums TO suit Also Brooklyn honse ana os nv sr
hnver
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A SOUND INVESTMENT SECURITY.
Z PER CT. GOLD BONDS
indianapolis, Bloomington
and Western Railway
OP TIE
AN EAST AND WEST TRUNK LINE.

AN EAST AND WEST TRUNK LINE.
Tofai length Of Line. 40 miles
Compieted..... miles
IN miles
o"uer % hes
These BONDS have UNUSUAL STRENGTH being secured By
FIRST and ONLY MORTGAGE extension Of PIT niles and
1sa liability Of the corporation representing 42o milss
NET EARNINGS Of .hs Head LARGELY BxoBRD ALL IN
TERBsT
heeeipts Tor 1872 ,30o'oOO
a gain Of 1896 600 over 1871 number n miles.
Receipts for June ~
An examination Of the will show eoDcuae that the Road
penes country great productive capabilities, local business
Ter more than selfsuppOrns and that tiss TRUNK LINE.
Dnegng Champaign The road has two Western terminal pon,
Peoria and KeOkui from which, through it, connections already in
sforv,d state Of construction viii reach st. Paul Ia Minnesota and
Grand Island in Fbrsks the latter following the borders OF
hssSOr and lows and passing through the rich South Platte Valley
The through these and from aeseet
ing lines ~in be Of great ms gnitude - - ..t
From Indianapolis close with Al. the great
d'ns roues leading Atlantic and also Wit" roads sadisg
to the Ohio River sud points South. ....-r r.
We oz the bonds 90 and nteres, currency. and with
fnovge ofthe business the road recommend
them UNQUALIIBDLY a. being
sAPE FOR ALL INVESTMENT PURPOSES
TURNER BROTHERS,
Rankara N0uA Naasan.st
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