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Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1875-06-24

CLEAN, \. y, mas a cloihcs-pin manu-.
factory, OF which the Olcau Times says
Monday of this week they turned out
at this factory fiftytve bushels of pins.
They measure 600 to the bushcl, making d
otal OF $500 clothcs.pins in ten hours.
Mr. Latimerran 6o0pins through the lathe
IN five minutes, and he didn't consider it
much OF day for making clothes-pns
either. Some may wonder where all
these clotheS-pinS 20 aud where sold.
They are as salable as flour, Every pin
made nj this factory is shipped to one
firm in New York They are worth be
tween one and two cents dozen at
Wholesale, and retail Throughout; the
eteHptry At five cents dozen"
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1875-06-24

TINS paw-Eaw, or forbidden fruit"
grows 10 the weight Of three pounds or
more n Floride 1t is Of light yellow
co.nr when ripe, and has flavor similar
20 mu>kmeiou. The juices u this tree
tend 90 separate the iiberS in meats
When immersed therein. and tie vaVor OF
The tree answers the same purpose
The toughest Joints otmeat, poultry, etc,
are rendered tender by being hung among
the branches
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acknowledgement
TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION.

BY mail, Ia GdrERo', ioEdge PrtPd'd'
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ONO COUNTY COURT.
Hstna Fire and Marine Insurance
Company Of Wheeling


tiegrRc Roberts and others,
by virtue Of decree Of the County Court Of Ohio
county, West Virginia, male and enteted on ihg
Goth day Of January, 1915, In the above entitled
cause, the undersigned Special Commissioners will
proceed 10 sell At public suction, al the front door
II tho Court HOUSE Of Mld Ohio county, on
TUESDAY, APRIL q, 1875, ...f.
ComnantlngatiO o'clock Am. Of nid day, all the
C0al and other minerals, belonging at present 10 the
Crescent Iron Company, which are IN and under
lands that werU conveyed 70 tho mid George hob
Orls by the deed Of John Woods, trustee, and Mar.
Ina Knox, btArlng date the sth day Of June, 1858,
and recorded In The Clerks Office bf mld Ohio
county In Deed Book No. 50, rage 467; excepting
only % much Of said eONl IA wN conveyed by sid
Cleina IDlgb aud wife 10 Emma II Carter BY
deed dated the iSt day Of january, 1870, the aid
deed being deed 1f exchange between the aid
Emma !. Carter q tho one part and the aid
sald Clerks Office III Deed hook No. 81, page q.
Ado, all the coal, ways, easements, rights and
privileges which by The mid Last mentioned deed
Of exchange were grAnietl by the said Emma u.
Carter 10 the said ueOHyc RObcfl; tho above tRing
tho SAME coal, minerals, ways, easements, rights
and privileges which were conveyed by the mid
Roberts and wife 10 the Crescent Iron Company
BY deed bearing date the 18th day q July 1871
anil ftCorlei 10 said Clerks office In DECD BOOK
No, a. rags 36f For mora particular and mln1te
description ni the metea and bOuhds Of The premises
hOFn offered Tor AlO the course Of entities and the
character 81 other improvements connected With
the same, reference Il hereby made 70 a. complete
plat Of the Sld premises now posted In the Clerks
biIire n Ohio County Court.
TERMS or SALE.-Une.iourth Of The purchase
money 10 lc paid IN cash on the day 81 sale, and
Tho residue II saii purchase money 10 hc paid In
four Eal annual lhstallniehts, with interest there
on from the day d slc the purchaser to give bonds
with security, 10 IT, approved by sid Special COM
mlssioncrs, fdr Sald deferred payments, and the
title to said property 10 h. retained until the aid
purchase money Ahill have been fully paid.
... - JAMES 7. ROGERS,
Il. Il. BARR,
NJy1h ID 'H lH gnprfd1 Commissioners
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Our MoundsvlIIe Letter.
MouNpsyILLE, April 10.

MoUNDsyILLE, April l6.
Editors lnIelIigCnccr:
On Tuesday evening DIR. Hunt, n citi.
zen of African decent, lCCtured In the
school hall. 1t was not our pleasure 70
hear him but the lecture is well spoken
OF by those who heard him, lie profess
ses 10 have lived in Africa for about 10
years and TO bC well acquainted with all
the manners and customs Of the native
inhabitants.
Last night We had our regular weekly
speH. 1t was expected that the two classes
selected some weeks ago would he on
hand to do battle against cache other IN
orthogrphic war, and indeed some OF each
class were present, but neither Captain
appearing II wassuggestcd that the ladies
present spell against the gentlemen and
two classes were formed in accordance
with this plan. =. $. Boyd was selected
as Chairman, and Messrs. s, Il. and j,
Purdy and Frank MCJilton Esqp were
made Judges.
After spelling nearly an hour oil The
fair ones had sought their seats, and Mr.
Keyser and CrittCndGn Armstrong were
the sole survivors on the other side, II
WINS then suggested that another match be
had, and J. q. Wayman and Richard Fer.
rcll took their places ~ Captains and
chose about twelve on each side. The
words pronounced were the most difficult
that could bc found in MCGuiley, and
soon all had taken their seats but MI
Armstrong lie was therefore llhahl'
mously voted the victor, ...
We appreIlCnd that this will end our
spelling schools, IA II seems that the III
terest has abatrd somewhat. We have
not the fever 40 bad rs formerly. The
disease seemstO have run itscOllrsG' Our
spelling Mt the school house this nller.,
noon was very interesting. a mum Der OF
selections wcru also read. Several visl-
tors were present.
II was hoped that We would know ny
this time who would be the next SuperiIil-
tendent Of orr Penltentlpry and thi'
mornings paper was sought for eggerly
but no news. Some seem to hope llal No
appointment was mRde At all, III which
case the present incumbent would Holt
over. Others, ~ II matter Of course, art
anxious that an appointment he made.
This spell Of weather We arc nowlay'
ING causes liz to again hunt our over
coats. anlmakCs lis think that winter still
"lingers in the lap Of spring. az,
Our County Court isnow in W blas
and business Is being done withl ina
rnpidity for which II L. famous. 1t i
getting to he quite III institution, a1l
leaves butlittlc business for our Clrn'li
Court Why not abolish one or the other
which should II be? go :,
Thos. Finn and Sheriff W4yman nr!
improving their already handsome reSl
lences by placing in front Of them one .
lie most hansome. fences TINT 1t aaS eye tN,
been outipriyclegc to see. The Sheriff !
also otherwise improving bis house
and We believe cohtcmplntcs bliildIng
new one. . Hu believes 10 improvements
give us more such mep.3g NJ
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IAn Town True story.

DEs MONIES, Iowa, April l4,-Last
summer party Of vigiIanS,in Jefferson
township attempted to extort, BY hanging
to u tree, . confession from George N.
Kirkmaniof the burning Of the barn and
its contents Of his son-in.law, which act
it was supposed was done in revenge for
interference by the son.in.law between
Kirkman and his wife. Kirkman was
rich. He sought to get the lynehers in
diCted, and they in turn sought to get
him Indicted. In the meantime he WiIed
all his realty to his sons, and sold out his
personally. The grand jury last week
dismissed the whole matter, and now 1t il
reported that Kirkman and his wife, who
had left him and gone TO Indiana, have
had an Interview and will probably be
reunited, They say they are sick Of the
quarrel, and, having lived happily to-
gether twenty-nine years, they believe
they can do so again. 1t Is probable that
covetous heirs have been the cause Of the
whole trouble, which has squandered val
liable property, turned father against
child, child against pa rent, and brother
against brother,
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The Mills Again 81 Kork.

From the Pittsburgh Dispatch,)
There was general sigh Of relief
among all classes Of business men yes
terday at the announcement that the
lockout was over, Among the retail
stOrekeepers, pFoprietOrs who for the past
few months have been devOting good deal
Of their time to doing nothing, became
brisk with anticipation, and the pur-
veyors Of public amusement rubbed their
hands together with joyful expectation,
The thrOng OF idle men on the streets was
visibly decreased, and in localities where
manuiactoFies arc situated the old ac-
customed noise Of the machinery and the
rising clouds Of smoke from the furnaces
set the entire neighbOrhOOd into good
humor. On the South Side all the
establishments went briskly to work, and
before the week is over there will DO few
Of the mills that have not settled down to
the old time activity. The strike has
been costly to both sides, and though the
victory has been fairly won by the pud-
oilers, they take It sensibly, and have
gone as quietly to their furnaces US il
there had been no interruption Of their
unilV tnilaa
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TIE Detroit Fee Pre-" says; There
being no longer my doubt that spring is
here, Detroit lawyer Yesterday com
menced 70 write q Fourth-of.July ora.
ton, and will soonbe ready to correspond
with committees. Although lie didn't
work over two hours yesterday he got
along to the point where the orator al
ways raises his right hand and says
"The blood OF those who iOughtat Bun
ker IIillstill nourisles the soil from which
patriots spring" Applause.l
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TnE Scientific American says clubs
and pals saturated with glycerihe, will
not shrink and dryup the hOdpswill not
fall of, and there will DO no necessity for
keeping these articles soaked. Butter
tubs keep fresh and sweet and can be used
II second lime" ~
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SMOOTH II over M We may, STOW II
away III the farthegmost recess Of cave
Of gloom, hurl curses upon The tongue
that tells us 30, and the fact atillrcmains
that there ire fifteen hundred thoroughly
organized baseball Gibbs in The United
Statcs.--IOHiWiRc Courier JouraqL,,
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pur on your icstal robes, 6hgSpring |!
for now doth Andrew johnson declare
that he will deliver M more political
speeches till after the Senate assemblies
next December.-lH Waterbury AmtriolH.
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Any pOrSon, - liable, Who shall fall to comply
with The foregoing requirements will 30 subject IA
Persons or firms liable 10 ray my Of the Special
Taxes NAMED above must apply TO |. II. DUVALi
Collector Of Internal Aayeflho at Wheeling, and
nav Tor and pFIrtte Tho ypciAl-Tax Stamp OF
STAMPS thOy nerd prior 10 May |, 1870, anil WRIT
OUr frRfiiEn NUTiCB, = ......Ill,.
Commissioner Of Internal fbvOnuG.
OYVlCR Oh INTERNAL nEyKSuR,
WASHINGTON, D. e, Fob 1878 .a
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THE long.pcnding controversy between
the boilers and the iron manufacturers
having been settled, our iron mills viii
soon all he actively at work, The boat
part Of the spring season, however, i'
past, and tho resumption Of work will
not necessarily bc followed by an active
demand for iron manufactures. We
trust, nevertheless, that the resumption
will prove to he permanent One.-iMs'
burgh Commercial.
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Another Spell OF Jaw breaking
nj Peach Ridge.

Editors Of the IntcllIScnccr'
The Riclland school house was Tue
scene Of another Of those tongue'twistlng
tournaments that have become 80 very
popular throughout our country. ~ an
early hour the room wNs filled, and MI.
Nm. Bruner was called upon to preside
nj tho meeting as the announcer: MIR.
Morgan English and Miss Mary Wilson
were chosen captains, with the following
train Of spoilers: .,..-.....,..
W WGLsM rc@t@h, I" Alice WHARTON
MhI Is mIII'N' Rebpca MCColloCh,
~ iI ITFf.I"' II Jennie MCCOllOch,
L.,nt IIs,,nrr Ida llrunef, a " q
T' W.,!IIn' IN q Julia Mccartney,
H., WrjIep. Mrs. j. Wilson,
sis,n, IInwn,nu Homer bowman,
Frank Wharton, Wllne MMI""'
4 Wsada Winmnis,L Low. BrtlncFIA HA L
,t Josephine NOylnlp,k Mth9n,a - hFsE
u Maggie Lyle, y. Whh'Oh
Mrs. sllRS " haTiOn,. r.
Several rounds otwOttls were given blIi
M one seemed inclined to he iloored until
lhc ranks Of both sides were, broken y
Mnnn nv sudden dAsli upon the summit
al dispnir, NIissJ. McCourtney and Mrs
,tos Wilson, retired from the summit
which brought their scene to close S
W;llie Wharton did "damsal" WIN,
willie Mc0ee wanted to make "pnttty
without ayr LouissBruner was bnrie'
with thel'chah" and Miss Williams mad!
n Wwryy face when she miss-SpeIt rye,
odoubt but Sam. Wharton read J0sl
at,s,tts y = ,..I,tE H. 1AAEg hftrtuttt al I'M
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N ~ HI
U. s. INTERNAL REVENUE
SPE CIAL TAXES
Mayi. 1875. 10 April 80, 1875.

Tho Revised Statutes Of tho United States, SeC-
tons 3Ef, 3i1 2Ss, and 1897, require every person
which frhtlGn him liable TO SPECIAL TAX, TO
PROCURE AND PLACE CONSPlGUOUSLY IN
Ills ESTA BLIslIMENT or PLACE OF BUSl-
NESS o STAMP denOtlng tho payment Of said SrE-
CIAL TAX for tho Special. Tax Year beginning May
|, 1916, before commencing or continuing business
after April 20, 1875.
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VtNSEEtGltAR11puRE CIDER VINEGAR Az
LIST, DAVENPORT a PARKS
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JAMES MATHEWS,

Bother of SMITHS ALEs, PORTER 4 BROWN
STOUT. Alab, Champaign, Kenneth and
Scotch Alos, .I
1871 CnAFLNF ST. nearly OPP. Smiths Brewery,
aps WHELINo, W. Va.
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Surplus, NJ Y. STANDARD si,i27,4Oo "a
Surplus, 4'pW cent, Conn, Standard. 43s,So3 81
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ENIIlsT ARRIVAL or THE BEAsON-N, o.
de H'""' i Iii 's D694tNVESfoRr 4 PARKS
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NEW PROCESS 100 BBLS SATIN GLOSS.
IN It's the best IN the market. Try H.
LIST, DAVENPORT a PARKS,
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"TnE classic plough Is beginning to
wind its rheandcring passage under the
green surface Of t{fru frmd again. said IL
rural young gent tolhis city girlihe other
evening dLiaiiHl3ramincr t-rg
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TosaEN CHEESE M
Y bOSss New York Goshen.
ioo DO Western Reserve do in store and iar
me STS N. REILLY.
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AND CARBON, y TT5-T-
" LIST, DGVENPORT a PARKS
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Policies IN
Amount insured thereby. ,2ll ,i0j o.
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ASSETS.
LIABILITIES.

l,,utl, claims reported aud not luO...s 92s,s3S 90
Reinsurance reserve ~ per cent In
IcrVsI, New York standard ,."o".",. s,7ig,SSO 90
Total liabilities 40 o.
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UNOBACCO,
i % Butts Old Virginia Navy,
40 CaddiCs Old Virginia Navy,
100 Butts choice Bright Twists,
% Half Butts GhOlia Bright Twists,
30 Butts Standard Black Navy,
100 CaddieS Standard Black Navy
% Buck0ts Fine Cut chewing,
80 Boxes y, e. smoking.
-. LIST AAyENroRT 4 PARKS
@ UGARS. NY HI Hu
y We have always on hand an assortment Of
Standard Whites, GnnulatBd, Powdered, Crushed,
Extra CS, Yellow Csc all grades. Il.f
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1875-06-08
THECENTENNIAL CELEBRATION.

THE DALLAS HERALD, of May 2Sd,
contains an appeal nom Mrs. NJ. ].
Young, of Houston, the Texas member
OF the Women's Centennial Executive
committee, In behalf of the great cen.
tennial anniversary of the "declaratlon
ofAmericau Independence national
anniversary to be celebrated before the
whole civilized worldin Philadelphia,
July4, 1875. =
Texaswill, of course, he represented
IN the choicest Of her productions, and
us 70 be hoped that no exertlou will
be spared, on the partofher people TO
give her = proper position beside her
elder sisters, IN THE hrst gathering Of
all the family together for Que hundred
years. e..Itt
Although wecan not yet deck her IN
fabrics Of her own cunning workman.
ship, nor load her with "notlousi,
the production Of ycarsof exercise Of
Q Necessary ingenuity. We must mot
TAIL to show the esteem In which shs
10 held at home, and claim for the no.
spect which her elements of greatness
entitle her to In this comparison with
her sister state. r1l
History has recited TO our children as
well as to theirs, that ut was on the
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There h great distress in some Of INC
western counties Of Missouri ocea'
stoned by the rayagos Of tho gratS'
hoppers, ln.JaokaOn, and Home of lhe
other western counties, meetings OF
citizens have been hold aud relief rom'
mlllees appointed, Some Idea Of lhc
extremity Of distress TO which hun
dredh IN Jaclton county have leel re'
duced may bo formed from u few pas
pagcs Of au appeal Of the relief COM
mlllee Of that county 10 tho people Of
the states
at h with ieoliuga Of sadness, u sayI
the appeal, "tlat We bohuld our bare
fields aud pastures, All Efforts 10 seed
our farms have proven futile oil
means reaorled To 10 destroy tho posts
although thousands Of bushels have
boon buried aud burned, make no per
ccptlblc difference In their numbers
Tho cropping season IN mht paSslnp
AWAY aud sllll no prospect of being
soon relieved Of this plague, Myriad
Of locunls slIll cover our land, slrlppl
II Of oycry green blade, aud myrlad'
aro sllll halehlug our stores, both lol
man aud beast, by reason Of previous
short crops are about exhausted, aud
many among IA are yerging to th'
point Of starvation, which invariably
brings with II despair lawleaaneR nn'
violence. A dark cloud Is oycrshad
owing the future OF our people
On the other hind, u correspondent
Of the Kansas ClIyTlmca, writing from
Parsons, Kansas, May 3lst, says, thai
slnco Governor lIardin's proclamation
for u dag Of fasling aud praying was Is
sued, the grnsshoppors have com
mcnccd to leave In countless swalms
For three days the air was lllled viii
clouds Of dying Insects going toward
the northwest The Fort Scott paper
give the same report, aud say that be
fore lho3d OF June, lthe day of fast
ing aud prayer there will not he
grasshopper left TO pray for so mote
II bp!
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M growing unt ihH dtf'Whllubi lhl
ulossings ufplri Wll pu.ptfliy
10faltr means lnr leHIlna puf pRll
.nfthn e1lNnsc ul Gals anniversary u
Will hn areu ly rflernurH lp lnE llhil'
ALD Of May 2ll, ihHt Mrs, h,I, inunB
lins appointed ful-rnmnllllefH 'lli our
nlgfi l0Wnh,N aud haa hupgAlfi iur
us ihn plans pursued 10 other states,
Among 0tharr ID hhs lHel proposed
ilml Throughout lptHs, in every pliy
aud village, On the l,li daY Of June
the centennial anniversary ~ lhH battle
OF Huukcr lllll, lhpr should be tea
pnrllfs held, and the hope N Expressed
that eyery lnlY la the land VIII lend
her aid and prrBrnrn ~ make them u
glund mcrr-a Can more remarkn-
Bio scone he lmagiund2 Could . more
nltlng opportunity beollerri lnr hrlng-
iug llpgis, 90 little known ana under
slund beiure the ndmlrlug cYpB Of SOME
Of those proud lilllnslnlri whose whole
territory b. llllle larger lllAu uur at Oul
puunllrs9 bet prove lint her pnlrl'
otlsm h ns deep 40 her lnNKhnusllb lr
suit NllN w NHN ~" wv f'lfif'NfH w w we
Having been Rppulnltd the bnllh.
member Of the women renlenninl
executive COMMITTEES II becomes my
duty 10 place before tho ladies NJ DAB
Inv the hugsesllOnH that have been
made, hoping that warm hearts aud
willing hands viii busy themselves ~
giving pn,laH a prominent place la lhl'
grpnt anniversary
Looking into the past lat four years
aud ns Tar ua possible into lhoone hun
dr0l yenH before w, who can sny lhnl
the next centennial anniversary HhalI
not boz held In nnllnsG
10 mako the plan of the lea'parl}
more practicable, the wives Of the nl'
dnrnon In cnoh ward are appointed
committees 10 got lp Those parties NJ
their respective wards llXluglhclfowl
prices ufndmlaNon, aud deciding lol
themselves us 10 which Of the Ohlccu
connected with the anniversary, tl,
money 10 raised shnll I've appropriated
rhoe aldermen who are sluPle ARE cX
pc,lrd 10 choose, Ia their wards, u lndA
/ to net with the committee, aud llius'
appointed may appoint ~ many "
i they shall llnd necessary,
MRS, John HENRY nliOWN,
Dallas Mrmhpro NJ the Wumpuh Ouuiruuiu
uIuWliiru
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WE have received the Southern Cul-
tivator for June, and us usual, it is
filled with valuable information for
farmers, gardeners and stock-breeders.
To those interested in those matters we
can sincerely recommend this publica-
ition. 1t is much more valuable to
Texan farmers, etc, than works pub
lished further north, where the soil,
climate and productions are different
from those of the south. fotff
1t is published at Atlanta, Georgia,
Price, So per annum, We could not do
n better service to our farmer friends
than to induce them to become regular
subscribers and careful readers of this
valuable publication, 3J M \
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Responsible Agents Wanted Everywhere
REFER nv pEnMuSsuoSro

hh' hN ~ sttWtNNhVN ~
SVEN on Perkins ~ Co., New York; Meyer,
Weiss " Co., New York ana New Orleans; l..
NJ, liuuscy CO., hubs Meyer n co., ST.
Louis lhlggs, Payne ~ Co., John Phelps Il
Coz Fulsom ~ Bros, Peel n Reid, A. Baldwin
~ ou New Orleans, Grinnan 4 DuvNl Gnl-
weston; \. j. Hurl,G Houston; Flosh, Lewis
n Co., New Orleans j. i, Busby ~ Co., Mem.
phlN II NJ, Johnson, banker, shreveport, La.
For further reference and full particulars
ana terms for tickets, send tor circulars Civ.
Ing full information.
Address the chiuf manager,
A. q. CLOPTON.
b1d2m Jefferson, Texas.
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SIN GIFTS
DIRECTORS.

j, a, ELLIS, of FILLS, lughy n Co.
W, NJ, Harrison, President National hnuI,
u, drlhhlu, President Citizons' savings
huuk,
WV, Harper Of Goyno, Harper ~ Muir.
phN,
!, i, Russell, Of Russell, l,nlney n GO.
!, M-NwhN ui EllN, liughy " Ga.
y, q, Anderson, SECRETARY of Life Assoca-
ton ui America
ng A,G tlpptou,
re, Ancrn, Commission Merchant.
Ward Taylor JG, Editor Dnily and Weekly
limplrcuto
y, ID, Rnlnoy, al Russell, Ralney n 90.
H. &, linWuy, ul n, u, BiSley n Co., Com
mission Merchants, Galveston.
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DALLAS HERALDPRINQINGcO COMPANY
0rsanlsed Mns as, Is7S.

JNO, W.aWfHpELi.h, President,
JRO, q, WALlfEh Vice rresldnnl'
VIC, HOLLANn Secretary
!. l., LIeONAltn Trnasufer ..f..-..
DIRECTORS -Jno, ., Rorlool lho' "
Walter, W, q, Holland, !, LlAnnnl W NJ
Rwink, W. J.. CLARK, mo W Hwllldollh'
FINANCE OOMMi1-fslt--u oor h'hwink'
W. j. CLARK, i, l., lnonard'
W, q. HOLLAND, business mnnnAer,
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1875-06-08

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