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Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1877-01-10
January 10, 1877.
First Ward NomInanons.

The First-warders selected a ticket
last night-W. j. Chase for Alderman;
P. ]. Kelly and NJ. H. Reilly for Coun-
cilmen, and Thomas Reilly for School
Visitor. The bulldozers held another
meeting and put up County Undertaken
Jack Walsh as enc Of its candidates.
The fight tomorrow 10 this ward will be
lively
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Third ward school yI.Itor

10 the Third ward DR.. R. W. Mitchell
having assured the friends of T. NJ.
S. Rhett, Esq, that he would not be a
candidate for the office of School Visitor,
the latter gentleman was induced to offer
himself as o candidate for the office.
Mr.. Rhett is a gentleman Of culture and
scholarship, and would be a great scces
sion to the Educational Board. he de
serves the votes of the ward, and Ger.
tainly deserves to be elected
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1877-01-10
The Ph@rix Insurance COMPANY

The PheEix Insurance Company
At a meeting held yesterday, the Di
rectors OF the Phoenix Insurance Com.
pany declared a dividend Of five per
cent. on the capital stock OF the Com
pany, to be credited on notes of stock
holders. Since the reorganization the
accumulations of the Phoenix have been
about $3I 900, of which amount about
$4,000 has been distributed in dividends.
In addition to this, it may be remarked
that all taxes Of the Company, SO far as
stockholders are concerned, have been
paid. To the energetic and able Score.
tary, DR.. S. R. Clarke, no little credit is
due for the aattering results,
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GROCERIES.
s1LF.RIsING

After ten years fair trial in Mem his
and elsewhere it is found that Self-Rl,lng
Buckwheat is better for general use than
plain backwheat, because
First. The best New York Buckwheat
is used.
Second. 1t makes nice light and rich
cakes.
Third. 1t never makes a failure wi en-
the directions are followed.
Fourth. 1t only takes FIVE minutes
time TO make the best Of cakes.
Fifth. Any common cook can always
make good light cakes. And it costs but
a tribe more than common buckwheat.
OLIVER. FINNIE q co.
For sale by all dealers at our prices,
lf7-t
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1877-01-10

The financial condition Of Shelby
county as prepared by Captain Bob Ma.
lone, clerk of the Chairman of the
County Court, may be stated in brief as
follows; Up to the 3lst of December.
lS7C-total assets, 1862, $40 35; assets
over liabilities, $422, 1851. 81; tota
amount Of floating debt, $40, l6s. IA;
total amount Of bonded debt, $3.50, 600.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1877-01-10
RurrInrr and Rnhha-.

About daylight this morning thieves
broke the plate-glsss window Of Mr.. S.
Halle, proprietor Of Oak Hall" No. 25l
Main street, and entering, carried Of
several bundles Of pants and other cloth
ing, valued at several hundred dollars
The robbery was daring, and so far the
robbers have eluded detection and arrest.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1877-01-10
Albert Geessel's Meat Market,
No. 147 Main street,
3 Doors South of Exchange,
Blue Ribbon Beef.
Fresh meats OfalI kinds. [lO6t

TIE type, material and workmen Of
he LEDGER job office are as good as the
best, and hence we guarantee first class
work and full satisfaction to our patrons,
1891
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1877-01-10
II. METRTER.

German wine-rOOm. No. 1872 Main ST.,
Cochran Hail. Rulandtr Auslese,
50 Sos Virginia :seediing. $3.50;
KOenigsbaeher, $40 per dozen. III
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1877-01-10

IN the LEDGER job Office a be found
competent, skillful and tasteful printers,
who can give entire satisfaction in the
display Of any job # printing. 1881
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1877-01-10
[. PATTERSON.


To the Citizens of the Fourth Ward.
After being nominated last night, cir.
cumstances over which l have no con.
troll, imperatively demand that | should
not accept. Very much regretting my
inability to serve you, and with thanks
for all your kindness to me,
| am, very respectfully, yours,
JOIN 7. BLAIsE.
Ianusrv IN 1877
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1877-01-10

Fine writing papers and envelopes to
match, in handsome boxes. New styles
just received at Dod's, 34l Main st. 1919
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WOeIIer House.

CORNER OF MAIN AND GAYoso.
Saloon and Boarding House,
Best beer, liquors aud cigars.
Lunch daily. Meals, rs cts. 72+
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1877-01-10

To the Citizens Of the Ninth Ward.
In response to the call made upon Us
in this mornings Appeal we hereby an
nounce ourselves, viz:
For Councilmeu John Scheibler, A.
W. Newsom.
For School Visitor-HoSe Townsend.
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To The Voters OF the ElRbth ward

To the Voters of IN Eighth Ward.
On account Of the Misunderstanding
as to who were the proper nominees Of
this ward, and belisving'in the prosperity
Of the city before any other considera.
ton, | most respectfully decline running
for Alderman of this ward.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1877-01-10

Solid Cardinal Paper and Gold Ink.
The very latest in writing material at
Mansford's. lis
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Attention gentlemen {!

Look at our elegant silk hankerchiefs, 81
Look at cur linen bosom shirts, 81.
KAHN & FREIBERG,
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L. d. CONAWAY & CO.,
Agents tor State OF Tennessee.
A convert.

MEMPHIS, January 9, 1877.
John B. Ford:
SIR-According to promise, l give my
experience with your Alligator Range.
| have been using coal since the range
was put up and find no more trouble
from SCOT or dirt than l did from my
former wood stove-the Stewart. The
range has been in use thirty days, and
we have not found it necessary to clean
the aass yet. l was Of the opinion, as
many others, that a coal stove or range
q nuisance in a kitchen, but must
acknowledge that l am very favorably
disappointed, aud think that your ALI.
gator stoves and ranges only require a
trial to convince the many.
Yours respectfully,
MEprnTTu XATrc
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Alderman, COuDeIlnen and School
Visitor First ward.

We hereby u ourselves as can
didates for the FirGt ward.
JOAN TENT, Alderman.
JAMES BOHlY, Councilmaa.
W. j. CHASE, Councilman.
THOMAS KEELEY, School Visitor.
Election Thursday, January IL, 1877.
ia
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1877-01-10

1000 pounds choice dressed
turkey at prices 10 suit the
times at Victor ID. Fuchs, Al
Jefferson street. TIA
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SOL COLEMAN

Has just received $4,000 seed Havana
cigars, which be will retail at sc. each,
or 5 for Csc. 1926 Main street is the place.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1877-01-10

The New York Slate Roofing can stop
your roof from leaking. Call on l. D..
Conway, No. 8 Madison street, who will
show you houses covered with this roof
ing which are dry as finder. ia
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1877-01-10

III. m. Nicely and j. L. BIAIse,
Couucilnen of the Fourth ward, and N.
J.. Wiggin, School Visitor, have con-
scented TO become candidates for re-elec.
ton. ll3
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1877-01-10

Fresh Oysters and Celery
received daily by express at ".
Fuchs, Al Jefferson st. 81
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Buyers of

Buyers of
Hay, Corn. Oats and Bran
will find ii TO their inter-
est to call on
w. j. CHASE a. Co,
42 Poplar st. lis
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saddlory. Harness, Etc.


At the establishment Of John G Sick,
No. 365 Main street, a foe stock Of sad
dlery, harness and shoe findings can be
found by planters aud others needing
such articles. Mr.. Sick has accomplished
workmsn for the purpose of repairing
harness, saddles, etc ct the shortest
notice. He guarantees his goods to be
the very best in the market, and he sells
goods at the lowest possible prices.
Attention, LADIES' Attention, Ladies'
Look at our silk handkerchief, SOC.
Look at our veil berages, Csc per yard.
l. 'ok at our black alpaca, 25o per yard
KAHN l. FREIBERG,
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That Monopoly.

Day board and lodging at
Joe Emmerich's saloon, 34l Adams st.
Dinner from Is cents to -. III
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1877-01-10

2S brls Michigan buckWheaG flour.
20 brls ana half brls Missouri cider,
100 brls HOAiny and Grits.
500 pkgs Splced Tongues and Pigs.
feet, at
III 6. A. ECKERLY & BROS.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1877-01-10

Bartee's homemade candy,
25c a pound, 32S Main st. CIT
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1877-12-11

o. Hs1. asorn-I rs.ide in Saline c. unity.
en to Ssslslia By The Msrshsl road. I VS.
cn that road m the FL day Of February.
1877. IPaased . vagun going south that
day. Goiny in same direction. IL uas shout
!: or o'clock p. m, near the Dick
Wood's farm, north OF Healh's creek-six
miles from my home-this wonld be eouth-
vest Of BeIlwoo,i..
IsAw Two MEN
in the wagon. I could not identify The
wagon and men saw. ! vent TO Ssislis
and back so Charlie Rellv"s,ds. getting
there about dark. ero~ed Cedar crr~k
about shutdown that night going north. ]
sav as the creek team and 100 men. 4
FIRE was started by which one IL the men
stood. The wagon stood in the road or
ne .rly ~ headed toward Sesizlis. Ny
impression IL that she other man wss in
the wagon ! pass~d going toward S~dalis
that day ab.'ut one o'clock.
Court ,ook . recess until In p. m
GtaatinssJ -Neyt Week.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1877-12-11
A TERRIBLE DEATH.
A Man Dragged Three 1iles Be-
hind Q Runaway Team.

~ ts'u~''ttiN'-
4 most horrible accident occurred
on the Natural Bridge road and out
side the city limits day before yester-
day afternoon. resulting in the death
Of one unfortunate man. 1t was about
9 o'clock Thursday evening that Fre'i.
.,augart. in passing along the road
mentioned, discovered the bruised and
blouhy bsiy of man lying about half
a mile south cf Ferguson station. The
coroncr vi st. Louis county was nOti-
fed. and yesterday mornin. he held an
iuque-, On the bsly. and at the in
quest the followiny details connected
with this frightful mode Of death were
learned. The mans name was John
Bush, and he had been in the employ
If farmer in 1t. Louis county. about
ten miles from this city. On Thurs
day morning last Bush came to town
with heavy lad Ut corn which he
succeeded in di<r,eins Ut. lie started
on his return home rather late in the
afternoon. and just as he was passing
the ~. AIMS church on the Natural
Bridge roai, Bush vas accidentally
pitched from off the front end of the
wagon. his feet in some way becoming
entanyle.i in the harness. allowing only
his head aud shoulders to rest on the
ground. The team If mules he wa.
driving Immediately started of on .
run. dragging him after them. with hi
head beating on the ground. the help
les, and terrur-~tricken Bush. Hoa
long il Was before the frightened ami
mails had, trailing behind them. only q
bleeding corpse. it Is impossible To say
but when the body was first found, i
was three miles from the place wher'
the man had fallen from his wagon
and u portion of the head hal beer
literally worn oG. and the face an'
BODY were fearfully scratched am
bruised. Bush's relatives are Twin.
in kentucky.
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RAILROAD NEWS.

The I. g. aud W. will in future requirs
the "phiz" of each recipient Of an annual
pass.
H.W. Hubbard, General Freight Agent
II the vandaiia, went out hunting on the
Illinois River few days since, and shot POI
ducks.
-Chas. A. Godlove, chief cle,k in the
general passenger Office If the St. Louis and
San Francisco, was married TO Miss Laurs
Flesh last evening at the Centenary
Church.
The Kansas Pacific Railway claims "a
have sold during the month Of November
$1,000 acres to actual settlers, in the coun.
ties Of Ellsworth, Russell. Ellis, Rice and
Barton. Thi. section Of Kansas appears "a
he attracting a very heavy emigration from
the Middle and Eastern States.
The following from the Chicago II ibua'
Of yesterday, may be Of interest to the tick
ct scalpers and the public: The val
against the ticket scalpers is being kept uI
with undiminished vigor, and blow after
blow are pouring down upon them. Though
they put ON defiant air, yet il is only a
question Of time when they will all have
to pack mp AMI engage in some other bus'.
ne-s. The Committee appointed by the
General Ticket and Passenger Agents last
Monday to prosecute the scalpes found
selling tickets without license. and to
appoint an attorney, held a meeting yeeter-
d.y and took decisive steps toward the
accomplishment Of the work assigned to
them. They resolved to begin the prose
cution Of the scalpers found selling tickets
contrary to law at once, and that two
scalpers shall be hauled up before Justice
Of the Peace every day by . different road
until each has had its turn, and then begin
again, until no scalpers are left to prosecute.
To the Michigan Central vas assigned the
task of beginning the fun. and General
Passenger Agent Wentworth secured
enough evidence last evening against JUS
ties Goodrich and Mulford & Mackenzie to
warrant suit, and they will be hauled be-
fore Justice to-day. Mr.. w. S. Milliken.
formerly assistant to the Solicitor Of the
Panhandle Road, has been retained by the
railroads to prosecute thee parties.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1877-12-11

state Of Missouri ". John William.
Daniel, charged with Murder
Slow but Startling Developments
How Pretty Paint makes .
Wagon look-The Deed Done
with an Axe-A Lively Witness
from Saline County.
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AMopERS JULIET.

q il Is early yet Stay, R0meof
See il is not quito ten-and you would 90
+ 40 remember when there scarce Was need
To urge you so.
n nurse. wish you'd stop that srrcnmingi
hi come in xh.n I'm ready-nof f0)ore!
she nill not hear me If I'm very CAREFUL
Closing Tie aocr)
WIS, IL nv father knew about ,hisf ot
There a To- some lively times If he found ont
Tliat You were on this doorstep. Renee.
H., ond a doubt.
Pm, y. not yet-h.ll noi h. home 'iii late.
Ynu must step iIghfiy. then. "r I'm afraid
S.,m.. on. will hear 80. good night goot-nis,flt
Hox long h- saved
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1877-12-11

The good people Of Brownsville and
vicinity are greatly excited over the fact
that . large buck has been seen running
wild in that section, within 4 day or two.
Yesterday DR.. Parsons Was in town and
carried home . gun Of . suitable ealibre.
proposing to Join party about to hunt his
lordship down. II l. . matter OF much
conjecture how the buck got there and
where he came from. 1t may he that he
and has band have been exiled from that
stamping ground for many years, and
be alone has wandered back to his child
hoods home. BE will probably neet with q
sam seceptioo.
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rnr DREAM OF ST. THERESA.

Have Won heard Of the dream she had
Thcresa the Saiutiyf
Come, listen, ye good and ted.
And heed il not family.
4 wierd, awful woman she saw,
And wondered what brough; her,
In one hand size bore flaming straw,
In the other hand, water.
"Where bound r asked Theresa. ~, t'ii.
The answer was gwen:
"Thcress. I 60 10 quen"h he'll.
And then TO burn heaven-
.sRut vbv.- ssked the Saint, do you make
So Wild an endeayorf
ego that men for his own holy sake,
NAV love God forever"
EPEs SaEGEsST.
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THE SURVIVORS


Cleopatra gasped.
Abel was Gained to death.
Achilles was badly heeled.
Actxon was dogged to death.
Niobe leaked out If her eyes.
Nero got boy to 10 it FIR him
.Parthias died Of tor many recks.
Des.lemona took bitter pill. D!
Jesebel tumbled out Of q window.
Du Barry shrieked on the scaff'ld.
Jack fell down and broke his CROWN.
Polyphemus got something in his
eye.
Absalom died Of too much black
hair.
Cndine's husband was kissed to
death. D..
Francisco de Rumini went out ON
a kiss.
Hugh Miller sossilized himself with
q pistol.
Pha,on got run away with by his
fathers team.
Eli, one Of the bad sons, struck an
gate.
Patent reversible insides were too
much for IscariOt.
Castleresgh. having killed Napo-
|eOn, killed himself.
As for Bonaparte. Europe couldn't,
bat cancer could. sir.
Socrates died Of indigestion, after
ON swamp hemk,ck.
Brutus. Cassius. and Marc Antony
lid it with the little swords.
The Romans laid their necks under
he guillotine, aad smiled as the axe
Eell.
Cato. the younger. stabbed himself.
md tore open the wound because it
wasn't big enough.
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Cliford's Febrifuge-Palatable,
Powerful, Antiperiodic and
Tonic

Natures remedy for Fever and Ague.
Never known to fail in a single case. This
popular remedy differs from all other
Ague Cmes, in icing free from all poisonous
effects on the system: il enters into the cir
culatior and destroys all malarious poison,
sad thus eradica.es the disease without
producing any Of those distressing after
sensations, such n fullness and pain in the
head. ringing in the ears and partial deaf.
ness. Try it once and you will never be
without il.
&c. RICHARDSON, Proprietor.
For sale By al druggists. st. Louis.
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The Witch Of Endor.

During the early portion Of this week a
tawny-skinned family with q multiplicity
of children have been camped near town.
They called themselves Gypsies; and the
woman pretended, for sufficient pecuni-
ary consideration, to be able to lift the
veil which hides the future from our view"
Now We thought that our people could not
he "gulled" BY such "clap trap" nonsense
but we were mistaken. We learn that a
number Of our otherwise sensible young la
dies, have visited this modern Witch Of
Endor, probably to ascertain whether their
future husbands whonld have moles on
their necks or how they would wear their
beard. We had hoped that our people
we're becoming sufficiently intelligent to
doubt the authenticity of the old legends
ard miracles usually accredited to be true.
without pandering to this modern trash,
which has neither age 10 give it re-pecta-
bility or tradition to mellow its defects
Versailles Gasestc.
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FIRST DAY.
NoRSING SESSION.

Thi. case was opened ON Friday morning
| in the Criminal court at Warrn-burg.
Judge pro tenn. \. W. Rogers q" the he"ch.
A special venire Of forty ci,ilens Of
johnson county Was summoned Z" select a
iurv Of twelve from, "a hear and determine
! the guilt ar innosn-e Of John ". Daniel.
J The following named were sworn to try the
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Virgins City Enterprise
A Slippery Gulcher says that in
returning from Virginia on the night
Of the l6 inst when it was supposed
q meteoric shower might occur, he
found two men Who had 'struck 'em
rich" They accosted him with:
"Say. friend. d'y'r see'm-dyrnee'r
zhutiu' starr :"
''Shootine stars!"
"Yeez, zhutin' starr. Its er night
fur er great meto morphic shower, y'r
know. Lpok up yonder at EN-. Bill
an me hav bin watchin' 'em las two
hours.
Fines display ever (hic) saw!
said Bill, enthusiastically. raising his
dropping head Of bis breast and try
ing - elevate his eyes toward the
heavens.
'.Bill an mes beep tryin' to count
EN-, butts zimposs'ble-millions and
myriomes ref EN-.
"Myriomes nm myrioues Of 'em!
exclaimed Bill. whose chin Was again
reposing on his broom.
"All goin' in stream in one d'rec-
ton fomr nor'ess' tor sou'wes'-zhutin
end zhutinis al er time"
'.Zhutin all'r time !" echoed Bill.
We've been observ'n 'em has two
hours. amt We, Bill?
LAS two hours" asserted Bill, and
he began To feel round the tails Of his
coat for something. His companions
eaw the movement, and feeling in the
same place brought out . bottle which
he held up against the sky to sote its
condition, then took big pull.
The slippery Gulcher soon satisfied
himself that the meteoric shower seen
BY the two men was the sparks stream :.
ing out from the Imperialssmokestack,
. cabin on the bill q short defiance
from the two amateur astronomers
hiding from their sight the top Of the
stack.
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chs Story Of the Massacre Of the
Alamo Ro-told.-0ns Of the Most
Thrilling Tragedies in History -
Less Than Two Hundred Non
Attacked by Thousa- s.-They
Resolved to Die Rather than
Surrender or Retresf.-Sale of
the Blood Stained Fortress for
Commercial Useo.
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WONDERS NEVER CEASE!
Make 1t Known to All Sufferers!

That the most successful end skillful
Optician, Dr Stras~mxn, from Berlin. Ger
many, hss arrived in Sedslia, and opened
an Office at Wright sewing machine house,
for two weeks, with the rare choice OF the
most elegant pure Crystal Combination
S.xciacles, and patent self adjusting, bril-.
liant Spring Eve ;la~es, Nth all existing
m~,licsied nhades.
His thorough knowledge Of the Anatomy
Of the eve, aud their pathological coalition
enables him .; glance to discover any de-
6ciency or ailment of your enieebled eye
light, tell yon their caures, their power oil
endurance, and point out the danger OF ap
preaching blindnes, etc. He Offers to the
intelligent public, all kind Of brillian,
glasses, ground To perfection, and adjusted
ENTHUSIASTICALLY on the most scientific prin-
ciples; which, will not only aid the eye
in all It's avocaiions. but will permanently
restore and Strengthen the sight Ut the
Young and old.
Names Of persons using my world re-
no~ned 4lasses:
Cashier Of Merchants 4 Planters Bank,
Hannibal, Mo.
President Of Marion County Bank.
PRECEDENT and cashier Of First National
Bank. Paris, Mo.
Judge Porter, VI Mexico. No.
Judge Red Andesson. McCabe Drum
mond. attorneys oi Palmyra, Mo.
Judge King. President Of X. X Bank
Augusta, Georgia.
Alexander Stephens. L. !. Senator from
Georgia
Ex-Governor Jenkins Augusta, Ga
Ex-Governor Smith and Lieutenant
Governor Taft, Vermont.
Ex-Gov. Gesry, Pennsylvania.
&C. Binkley President Of Merchants 4
Planters Bank, sherman, Texas.
T. Wilson, Presidens Third National
Bank, Houston. Texas.
Cashier State Bank, Dallas, Texas.
And thousand more too NUMEROUS "a
mention.