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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-09-27

nURE GRAB ClDER-75 BARRELS
Z strictly pure, in store and 70, saIs bP}ryy ~
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-09-27
Weather Report.
pRoBApuTTIRa.

wan DErAnTnsA7,
OrrIuH or rRH CuIEr SreuAL oFYIuHn.
D. G., Sept. 26.-s:0o r. 4.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-09-27
BY rELEG.R r APH.
ASSOCIATED PREssRBPoRT
Exclusively to the Intelli gencer.

t-i (By the Western Union Limo.
once Northwest cor. of Main and Monroe sts)
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Mnnt of Vitality.

If deficiency of vital energy is not dis
case in itself, it is condition which lays the
system open to the attacks of all conceivable
maladies. Night and day we are surrounded
more or less by deleterious influences. No
atmosphere is entirely pure, no water utterly
free from injurious particles, while in many
localities both are positively unwholesome.
What defense has the weak, lqngnid system,
in which the vital principle is GehGiept or
dormant, against any of the morbid inhu,
ences which produce epidemic and other dis
eases? None whatever. There Is no safety
in artificial reinforcement. Hostetter's Sto-
mach Bitters have, beyond all question, q
vitalizing effect. II the nervous forces of the
body have been recklessly expended in eX-
hausting physical or mental labor, or dlssi-
patcd in tho Influences of a "fast life" this
powerful vegetable tonic md corrective will
restore them, II the defectiNe vitality Is q
great extent by this wonderful invi GRANT.
At q season of the year when the air is more
or less impTegnated with The seeds of periodic
fevers, IL Is especially desirable That the diges-
ton should he perfect, the habit pf bnny rees
ular, the liver active, the blood pure, and the
nerves firm. These conditions are the best
protection sgainst all disorders, and they are
projections which the Bitters are better
adapted than any other medicinal agent 10
promote and secure. See TO ID, however, that
no initiation or counterfeit is substituted for
fhe genuine article, and let all who value
health and haze an antipaihy to poison be-
ware OF the LOCAL bitisgs made froIp con-
demncd drugs and yiiglY adulteraied aloe
Of, which haze sprung up like pnWhOlc-
yIne fungi all over the land.
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nfaf fmiadffnt lnfnh NJ m
mIuu. ff IN. ~ lWlinI
iaalamfndllId lW'0.N. ...l
mlmn. tr kr'. i"mt H ''H..'
I'D
E.tIlf mfl' mm.m, if o. 4.
lUWn,
WmidomIl wrulum, NJ. d c
shnin, sr crriiiWl', NHJ, T. IOlIH",
cotton quit prrm'ru NJ a, a.
llccutJ, NJ; criiii,n'". lIff J.. W. IuI'
White solid work ou muslin, PFC.
mium, Mls. l{nto VI. L0'oyi al lluirll'
In, 10,
Comtcpnnc, premium, Mrs. a. y,
Record, ~ ol.
Best specimen hair work, premium,
Mrs. Van Horn, - 80.
Best painting In water colorS, pre-
MUM, +. T., Ryan, - ~.
Painting In OH, prcninln,. Mrs. Van
Horn, ~ 90; certificate, Il. !. Ryan.
Plain Photographs, premium, ~
Freeman, - 80.
Best and largest display Of photo
graphs, premium, \. Freeman -.
Group of photographs and positions,
premium, \. Freeman, ~ 80.
Best collection landscapes, premium,
4. Freeman, -.
Best cmbrOidcrics cotton yoke, pre-
MUM, Miss pnltic &. Turner, -.
Best embroidered night dress, pre-
MUM, Mrs. Dan Fcttrington, 50.
Best specimen ofliihograph colored
by hand, premium, f, ;. Luce, -.
Display of painting In water coiorS,
premium i. I. Ryan, ~.
Best WOODEN caverlrtt, premium
Mrs. \. a. Record, -.
Best ornamental knitting in wool
premium, Miss Elda Martin, -; GER
tiiicutc, Miss Cora Luce.
Best drawing in india ink, prcmi'
um, Mrs. Van Horn, 50.
Best crochet afghan; premium, Mrs
Van Horn, 50.
Best display crochet work, premium
Mrs. Van Horn, 50.
Best embroidered table cover, prcmi'
um, Mrs. Henry Ervay, 81 90.
Fancy picture frame, premium, Miss
Lizzie Crowdus -.
Best table linen, premium, Mrs. >
! f.. johnson, 50 90
| ny uiNHi'i pf''H'"i'I -''' -
johnson, So 90
Best crayon drawing, premium
Mrs Sue Robertson, 50 20,
PREMIUMS OF TUESDAY, OMITTED YES
i'ERDAY,
Best muscadinc jelly, premium, Mrs
w. II. Castor, 81 90.
Best plum jelly, premium, Mrs. w
L. Williams, 81 90; certificate, Mrs
w, II, CASTOR.
Best and greatest variety Of citrons
premium, Mrs. W. II. CASTOR, ~ lD,
Best domestic silver cake, premium
Mrs, w. l.. Williams, 50 90.
Best tomato preserves, premium
Mrs. w. II. CASTOR 81; certificate, Mrs
w. l.. Williams.
Best plum preserves, premium, Mrs.
w, l.. Williams, 81; certificate, Mrs. w
b, Miller, 49,.
Best peach jelly, premium, Mrs. w
b. Miller, 81 80.
Best specimen apples (na'nrai), pa
up in glass or tin, premium, Mrs, W
B. Miller -.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1873-10-04

To that courteous gentleman and
able officer, Masipr Mechanic Russell,
of the Texas Pacific, we are nnIpf
acknowledgements for the following
interesting and valuable items con-
corning this road; The representatives
of the line in this city are j. ". Gill,
Acting Auditor; c. =. Johnson, Master
of Transportation, and w. II. New
man, General Freight and Passenger
! Agent. The extent of operations upon
the road is restricted for the present, to
Longview, a distance Of one hundreh
and twenty-five miles; and is open for
sanitary purposes only, between Long
view, Marshall, Shreveport and Jcfier-
son. Between Jefferson and Moore's
Landing, distance of forty-live miles,
the regular business OF thg rQGi il cony
Quoted as usual or the extent OF the
completed divisions and those under
construction, the following is an
exhibit of its status:
One hundrpd and eighty-siX miles of
road completed Oh the Southern divis-
ion; sixty miles of road completed Oh
the Jefferson division and thirty three
miles of road completed on the Trans
Continental division, making two
hundred and eighty miles completed.
Work is progressing OH the Jefferson
division between Moore's Landing, on
the Sulphur, siXty-one miles north Of
Marshall and TeXarkana-the con-
nection of the Cairo and Fulton line.
Through line from Dallas to st. Louis
via the Texas and Pacific; the Cairo and
Fulton and st. Louis and Iron NOUNS
tain Road will be opened by the first of
November. The gap of fourteen miles
from Moore's Landing to TeXarkana, to
be built by the Cairo and Fulton, yet
unfinished. The bridge at Fulton across
Red River is being rapidly constructed.
Passengers and freight for Houston and
Galveston, from Dallas, now go via
Minneola and the Great Northern
Road. Through bills of lading given
to Galveston, the rates being the same
as the Central Road. Cotton from
Dallas to Galveston, 81 per bale.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1873-10-04

I... HtmIm n fle ~.
|UI .0.U ' .Wrlnl lnH
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...... I. l|ur u.I nlnld nnd
utlt. OH. IlU l,.uf tooo llds
Wu.H. NUr .lHnfns ldlfcH lo
fpUiHltI.ut Iu0"Ita Wndr 'Y tplo,
p0 NIuutpuud iItflIuglr lmoucl
rH.ttrH pI't NI..'N. To-day Tho
lusth'i.n mu. ldHUd fwUlulluns
md upfuiuiUIrlrEpHuuy committee,
'fIpriufwtiDu then adjourned
lIcpoucd and believed IN town
that. in fp punsr ~ Governor Powers
inquiry, addressed to Attorney Gcncr-
NJ Sllrls, us 90 illr cOu.iiluii0nnlity 0f
the nest election, hc VIII give lis opln-
ion that such election tlluCOnstilutiOil-
al. Should he deliver that opinion,
Governor Powers will issue u prOcln-
nation prohibiting the election THIS
will make the present kettle of fish
more chOwdercd than II Is nj present.
II Powers stops the election II puts or
the voting until the fall Of lS7l
Governor Alc0rn has many rallying
around him. The Executive commit
tee, as reported 10y the committee, ARE
j. l.. Lake, the editor of the Nickshurg
Times, chairman; s. Johnson, William
\. Martin, james Mckee, Robert Al
corn, w. Smith, j. r. Sceger, of II lndS
county; W. &. Ford, Samuel Debose,
Ed. Garter, W. Ncsbitt, q. Harvey.
The committee have power to fill any
vacancy ON the State ticket, or ON the
committee that may occur in Congress
s!onal districts.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1873-10-04

September ~, 1874.
GENTLEMES--IOu communication OF the
25th instant, requesting me to allow my
numc To 20 before the Democratic primary
election, on the nh proxlmo, nS y candidate
for The uilicn of District Clerk, Is at hand.
This testimonial of esteem nom my fellow
citizens of Dallas county affords me heart
felt pride and satisfaction. Fully recogniz-
ing the responsibility resting on the officer,
as well as the care and labor necessary for
the proper discharge of the duties OF the OF
flee, had dclcrnincd not To present myself
ms a candidittt for the oillcr, and had 50 an
nounccd; but since my irllOw-citizcns of
Dallas county assure me that II IL The wish OF
the people of my county that | should sub
nit my name M u candidate, yield To me
wishes of the people, whom ! haye hereto
fore underworld to serve faithfully ana for
their pest interest, and to whose service, II
elected, promise my entire and undivided
attention. Thanking you, gentlemen, for
the compliment you pay me, yield to your
request, and submit my name as u candidate
for the Office Of district Clerk OF Dallas
county. Respectfully your obedier servant,
2Ojdtf u, l.. COOMBES.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1873-10-04
GRAND Exhibition.

+. d. Bryan and his corps of assistants are
now exhibiting to the gaze Of the lovers OF
comfort and beauty that mammoth stock OF
dry goods, gents AID boys clothing. hats,
bpoIs rnd shoes, which are daily arriving
from the graz metropolis. We defy compe-
fiilon, as our Goods were selected for this
market by our slillfaI and successful buyer,
L. p. Bryan. lie paying cash for cur goods
enables lis to sell as cheap rs the cheapest.
See sign Of II aphGnt.
.awtf FIR. BRYAN & co.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1873-10-04

rT'RUSTEES SALE.--Undcr and by virtue
of u deed OF trust to me executed on the
2jth day of March, A, D., 1871, by W. w. Peak
and NJ. i. Peak, his wife, recorded in book
0, ppl 1867, April "a 1871. will on Tuesday,
Pie ith dHy 81. November, lsjl, sell tn the
hbuse door In the city and county Of Dallas,
and state of Texas. to satisfy the balance due
upon II tie secured by said deed of trust for
the sum of S7,B2 55, dated March -, lSIl,
payable to Leon and ii. Blum or order, at the
oiilcc of 4. G. Jordan II Co., Dallas, Texas,
with 10 per cent per annum interest from
date and exchange on Galveston at current
rates, value received, the following described
property to-witi
Tle eNst hgttGt lg. pNWher I'VE, In block
NUM- her four OF the original plan of the town
of nalla fronting twenty-five feet ON Main
street and running nOlthwaid one hundred
feet, being the identical premises ON which
j. w. Smith Il Co. Were selling goods and
merchandise on the 18th of March, ISL; also,
another lot or tract decided to w. w. Peak by
j. W. Smith, on the 9th day of September,
1870, recorded in book y, p. 3l, Dallas county
records, desc !bcd as follows:
BEGINNING at the southwest corner or Mrs.
Rio S Block on flie ni}lIh SIDE pi Elm, street,
thence south 16', west 70 the southeast corner
IA west 220 feet 70 stake; thence north I6",
east 0 Get To stake thcroa south li', east
30 feet to The beginnina, uontaining one acre
more or less, Il part of the John GfigSby Orlgi-
mi survey, together with all and singular
the rights members and appurtenanccS TO
the said tracts of land above described in any
manner belonging or appurtaining.
Said sale is further made for the purpose OF
paying off the cXpenses necessarily incurred
in the executive y the deed Of tinSt here
in before inenllPggll r, = ,o,,,n u.,.,o,
3iW y. y. lOtnANi trustee.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1873-10-04

Are easily attaii ed, and those who fail TO
avail theinse-yss OF ihe means, should not
complain when accused Of grgss neglect The
sozoDoST will speedily eradicate the cause OF
a foul breath, beautifying and preserving the
teeth 10 the oldest age.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1873-10-04
WOODROOF & BRANDE
SUCCESSORS 70 RUFUS Nose L co.
Wholesale Dealers in
LIQUORS, TOBACCO and CIGARS
lw3m Dop7lemtyer D Iildisg. Ans,IH $.
JEFFERSON, TEXAS.
RELIEF I'M FEN MINUTES.
RRYAN,s PULMoNIC WATERS

Cure coughs, colds, asthma, bronchitis, sore
throat, hoarseness, difficult breathing, incip-
lent o0nsumption, and lung diseases IheE
have no tastb Of medicine, and any child will
take them. Thousands have been restored
10 health that before despalred. Testimony
given in hundreds of eases, Ask for Bryans
Pulmonie Waters. Price 81 cents per box.
jon MOSES, Proprietor, rs Cortlandt street,
New York.
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CONNECTIONS.

Close connections are made at Interna-
tionai Junction with international road, and
at Minneola with Houston and Great North
ern road for Houston, Galveston, Tyler, ana
all other points South at Texas Central cross
ing with Houston and Texas Central road for
sherman, DenisoD, and all points ON the
Missouri, Kansas and Texas road anu the
North, also points South; ut Jefferson with
stages for Clarllsville, Paris, Bonhani, and to
terminus Of Cairo and Fulton road. Stages
of FL Paso Stage Company leave Shreveport
for Menroe and East upon arrival of Mail
and Express trains.
Mail and Express trains, both ways, dine at
International Junction.
JOHN Il. DICKSON,
General superintendent.
w. II. NEWMAN,
General Passenger Agent. lS2d&wtf
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1873-10-04
FEMALE BEAUTY.

Il IVES there n man. lives there woman,
L. so lost to reason, that he or she cannot
admire and appreciate genuine female beau
ty? What n joy and delight to stand and gaze
upon healthy and beautiful wnmani But
can there be beauty without health? List To
me, We thousands of siclIly, puny, suffering
females:
II You arc annoyed with any lingering fe-
male complaint and desire immediate r.ltei,
procure at once one or two bottles Of Dr.
Dromgoole's English Female Bittcrs, and he
restored TO health. sold by druggists and
merchants. Address
DIR. p. DROMGOOLE,
Memphis Tennessee.
Womar's Medical Adviser, only 2 cents.
kddrr-sS a. ,l,o-e l1!d.wsIn
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DO Not Despair.

Hundreds of cases of Scrofula In its worst
stages, old cases of syphilis that have defied
the skill Of eminent physicians, rheumatics
who have been suffering or years, and the
victims Of the injudiciOus use Of mercury,
have been radically cured by Dr. TUFTS Sarsa-
parilla and Queens Delight. u is the most
powerful aite' atirs ata blood purifier
known. II is prescribed by many phy slaians
in their practice.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1873-10-04
MARRIED..

BAILEY-MYERS--A the residence of the
bridr's father, September 20, BY Elder j. NJ.
ilycrs, Mr.. j. =. Bailey TO Miss Elizabeth
Myers all Of Dallas county.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1873-10-04

We see that Proctor d Ganbic's kxtrn
Olive Soap is iseeoming very popular IN our
ely. lis quality, ne know, j. superior and
being nicely pcrfamcd. ge are not surprised
tlat consumers prefer ia. and thai IL has n
In. a.In
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FOR SALE.

offer for sale my Dwelling and Business
House. In the town of Actin, HOed County,
Texas Both buildings are Of stone, well
plastered and complete in every respect, As
y business point, Actin Is perhaps not sur
passed In the State. For Information call
upon me at my residence, Actin, Texas.
5lw2m W. y. McWHoltIkA
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1873-10-04

Go 80 SiegaIi "a so, for the
best Ut. louis Bell Treble Pia-
E,os IN tI.e Inarket---in monthly
iris:aIsmcnfs; also for fdrni-
fu.a. Lssoiss. stationery. crock
Cry and glassware, window
studies. psetureA. s.Ii all kinds
o.mcEIdiEgs. wall paper. step-
ladders. table a.sss pocket cut-
leTy. dSwia~iy
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1873-10-04

il il economy to use Dunbam's Yeast Pow
der. For purity and strength 1t has no equal.
All VINO use 1t, like it, and recommend II TO
their nesghbo-s. lesisu&Eed&Ssm
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s25 REWARD.

will give SIS reward TO amy pne who VIII
deliver TO me, at WaXahaGhic, the iollowli y
animals: 4 bright bay mare mule, brandeC Il
on left shoulder, and Ice ON left flank, and
one yellow mare mule, BRANDED 81. also, WIN
a bell on, They left my premises on the 10Th
swsts j. c. LIEF.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1873-10-04

n Yea have Calls, wisefaer eyery oIifr day,
ev ~ tenth dag. Og cy's ~ so or fbriF weeks,
take Dr. TItts liver pills. and you viii check
them, otherwise they viii stick 10. you all
winter.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1873-10-04
Ell PAsO ONION SEEDS

A lot Of CHOICE III Pass Onion seeds, IF this
years growth, raised from bulbs OF two
pounds weight and oyef, just received from
Price. IS per pound. sent by mail. Pack
ages Of three pounds ~ 81 IS per pound.
~ II. CUSHING, Houston.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1873-10-04
NIL! PROPERTY FOR SALE.

aYbiHa ihtUi aitii tSht btthhi
wish to sell the property known as the
TRINITY MILL TRACT, l5R miles northwest
from the city of Dallas, lying on both sides
of Elm Fork. containing 500 acres; between
300 and 400 in bottom timber, the balance
rich prairie. On which are q three story
mill house out of repair; n cut stone stack %
feet high n good engine; two run OF AZ men
French burTs, first rate cog gearing etc. A
large store house and three dwelling houses
with 2, and rooms, beside other houses.
Beside the machinery in the mill, there are
outside, a large steamboat engine and two
old boilers % feet each. This is one of the
best locations for milling, ginning and mer-
chandisng in northern Texas, and well adap-
ted to cattle and hog fattening.
The property has been i'll litigation some
wears, and now have not means to repair,
but would sell half interest " n good mill
man. The line of the Dallas and Wichita
Railroad is surveyed through the land and
within 80 yards of the mill, as the Denton
tine is Just above, u depot will be established
at this point, and the road will be in opera
ton to benton next winter.
To an early applicant | will sell for the
value of the land without the improvements
Apply TO me at the residence ofmy brother,
f. B. Scott, on the Preston road, eleven miles
north of Dallas.
lsswtfdtufn ROY ID. SCOTT.
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. t..tHr UuuIiIr rnd iiin Frfi.
r .. Hu ra .'ul Nur'. rf' ~ n'
OPP. I..,..Ha IUH DO. "un" n"' Nh'''.
tH. $50 mHuu io GU 40. nrinN t"ni
.... ..a vn.fl iD1tlH uiiLi WiN
.lH u.Efl.a cprnrr -" rni U"h'.
Il. .-.uNL-.
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Fragrant Erealh and rearly ree.h

DR.. TUFTS Hair Dye does not stain the linen.
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spauldinss Glue; .tiesie.t .hlps0uti ready,
, 1873-03-05

willing 10 iucur the risk OF Wearylng my readers, and
the certainty of w~carying my own hands. NOtWith-
standing all that has been said, | have not the least
doubt that there will be some still ready TO exclaim,
-" Az, that's all very well for your cold climates, but it
WON'T do in the warm countries to put the manure I'M
der the plants; it burns them up they can't stand it;
ii has been tried, and we found 1t didn't answer, and
SO we adopted The present plan OF laying the manure
on the banks to wash down little and little. Excuse
me, NV good friend; the old plan Of %burying the ma
uure was not found to fail or do injury. | should say
quite the contFary-for be 1t remembered that IN those
days there is no doubt that half the quantity of land
welded as large crops as the double quantity now
does. Let me here protest against the lmputatIon OF
being welded to old systems-qulte the reverse, | as
nure you-my anxiety is to " go AHEAD" as the
Americans saws. But the wise man tells US that
sturrc is nothing new under the sun, " and really 1T
is astonishing how many novelties are only revivals,
of which we have a notable instance 10 hndlng that
what we have considered one OF our latest improve
ments in Agriculture-the use, namely, of liquid ma
nures-is a practice adopted for ages amongst the
Chinese. In one respect, however, | apprehend we
have the advantage of them and Of our own fore
fathers we can account for the Dement'S derived from
the system, and we may therefore pursue them with
the dung buried in the ground is apt to heat the roots
too much, let me say, that I very much indeed doubt
the possibility of its doing so under any clrcumstan-
ces; for it is we'll known that plants require their
roots to be in os warm a medium as their Stems-nOt
indeed in such an excessive and parching heat as that
before alluded TO as existing near the surface OF our
soils under IA tropical sun-a heat far exceeding that
of the air, often according to Humboldt amounting
from 1876 TO 1874 within the tropics, and according to
Sir J. Herschel at the Cape of Good Hope up to I5O,
whilst that of the air was only 92,-but as have salo'
, 1873-03-05

cerned unless the taxes and levyexpense5
are paid before three weeks from date.
Christiansted Sherif's Office February
oath 1878.
Fl. A. JURS.
Wet bekjendtgj6res herved at Gouver-
~. nementet har t~iIstilIet undertegnede
Foged Listen over ubetalte Skater til Co.
%Ionialkassen for Aaret 1871 med Ordre at
r%ealisere de skattepIigtige Eiendomme saa-
tremt like Skatterne og Executionsom-
kostningerne ere betalte linden 3 Uger fra
Dato.
Frederiksted Fogedcontoir den 24de
Februar 1878.
@. SARAUW.
VT is hereby made known that Govern
a ment has transmitted to the undersigned
Sheriff the final lit of arrears of taxes due
to the Colonial Treasury for the year 1871
with orders to realize the properties con-
cerned unless the taxes and ~levyexpenses
are paid before three weeks from date.
Fr ederikstcd Sheriff s Office February
Gath 1873.
@. SARAUW.
, 1873-03-05

rs hereby given that a Semi-annual
General Meeting of Shareholders
Of the Bank of st. Thomas will be
held at the Bank premises on Friday
the 9Th March next, when the usual
report Of the Directors for the past
SIX months will be submitted.
The Chair will be taken at ,
o'clock noon,
Bank OF st. Thomas,
st. Thomas Dist February 1878.
By orderofthe Board ofDirectOrs.
CIAS. STRANDGAARD,
Manager.
, 1873-03-05

passed with a great deal of bloodshed.-Dr.
Alsina is the new President. In Entire Rios
there have been some horrible assassination of
the authorities.
net bekjendtgj0res herved, at I'd
.U kast til Repartitionen i Boet
etter afgangne Ann (AncilIa) Nugent
og tidligere afgangne Mand George
Nugept vii bliye tremlagt / en- Skifte-
samImg, som vii bIive afholdt Fire
dagen den 28de Martsf 0rstkommende
XXI. IL slet Midday.
Frcderiksteds Skifteret den 28de
Fcbruar 1873.
C. SARAUW.
, 1873-03-05
Total S 4O6,766 OIL

Balance of deposits S $3.50 80
5 new deposit accounts, viz:
l Clerk 4 Various.
% Withdrawals amounting to $182G %
ReceiUerS TOR Saturday, 8h March 1873
In C-HRISTIANSTED
Rev. G. J.. Branch, Trustee.
Admiral J. Christmas, Member.
In FREDERIKsTED
H. N. Mallgrav, Esq, Trustee.
r. J. Robinson, Esqr. Member.
JON. r. GOLDBERG, President
St.Croix, 3rd March 1878.