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Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1877-03-06
HAYES INAUGURAL.
Press OplaiOnS, Both in England
and America.

LoSDoS. March 6.-Presideut Hayes
i~nAuguralis published in full, and creates
a very favorable impression. The Times
says. The greater part Of it was Of a
character that might have been well re-
ceIved By men of ell parties" The daily
News says: "The principles that Presi-
dent Hayes enunciates are excellent =
The Telegraph says; I'VE do uot i'm
agine that even his candid opponents
will complain Of the tone aud temper Of
the address, which deals with questions
of the highest moment. Hayes speaks
with the dignity aud frankness becoming
the chief magistrate of a great people,
aud points the way to ends, which, if
they can be accomplished, will rebound
to his honor aud that of his country"
New YoRK, March 6.-The World says
of the inaugural; THE tone throughout
is that Of . sermon or of the political
summary in monthly magazines rather
than a statesmaulike exposition Of po-
litical principles and purposes. Ia re-
gard to the question of the policy to be
pursued toward the Southern States not
one word is said which cannot be twisted
as easily to countenance the actions of
President Grant toward louisiana two
years ago as to indorse the words Of
President Grant about Louisiana two
days ago"
CINCINNATI. March 6-The CONNER
ciAl this morning editorially says in re-
gard to the inaugural: THE country
will recognize with satisfaction the char
acterislic flavor and tone Of the famous
letter of acceptance. In this part of the
country the people have been acquainted
with the President. and can assure the
people at large that this letter OF accept.
ance, which so strongly commended itself
to the intelligent and thoughtful, and
the address which reafirms the senti-
ments declared and confirms the policy
indicated in the letter, are the true index
of the character and purposes of the
man."
The Gazette expresses an opinion that
this address will be approved by q great
body of the American people Ct both
sections and parties, and that intelligent
European opinion will regard this State
paper, emerging from smoke in such a
conflict, as a notable example of mode
ration, national feeling, patriotism, sa-
gacious perceptions and high views
The Enquirer styles the message Tie
usurper's inaugural address. The inau-
gural message of our de facto Presi-
dent" 1t divides the address into FIVE
parts aud discusses each part separ-
stely commenting upon them ia a very
bitter tone.
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mo. 252O.l
NOna9 Notice,

In the Chancery Court Of Shelby Countv
TOMMY, +. Irvine Tor 4. W. Ifyinel vs.
NJ. l.. Woodson ct al. "
IT. APPEARING FROM AFFIDAVIT IN
this cause that the defendants, Nj. l..
Woodson, Sallie Covington (formerly Wood
sonl and her husband 4. II. Coyineton Wal
ter Guerfant and Morri, Guerrant are all nom
resident of the state of Tennessee; IL
IS therefore ordered that they make their
appearance herein, at tho eourt-houso.
IN the city OF Memphis, Tennessee, on or
before the FIRST Monday in April, 1877.
and plead, answer or demur TO complain
snts oul, or tho same will be taken for con-
lessed as to them and set for hearing OK parte.
ana that a copy Of this order be published
Public Ledger. " '"'
Acopy- Attestl
m EDMUND A. COLE, @. and N.
By r. ]. BLACK. D. G. and M.
l44. Isl. IN
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RennYnlion. nnt prns,rn,lnn

Did my enfeebled human being ever be-.
come strong under the operation of powerful
cathartics or salivauts? II is sometimes ne
cessary to regulate the bowels, but that can
not be done by active %purgation, which Ok
hausts the vital forces and serves NJ good
purpose whatever. The only true way to pro-
mote health and vigor, which are essential to
regularity of the organic functions, is to in
yigerate, discipline and purify tho system al
the same iime. The extraordinary efficacy Of
Hostetter's Stomach Bitters in cases Of de-
bility or irregularity Of the organs Of diges-
ton, assimilation, secretion and discharge, is
universally admitted. Appetite, good diges.
ton, a regular baoit OF body, active %circula-
ton OF the blood, and purity Of all the animal
fluids are induced by this superb tonic and
corrective. II has ne equals. moreover, as ia
preventive Of ehiils and fever, and other types
Of malarial disease. To emigrants and trav-
eleis It is particularly serviceablo as a me-
dicinal safeguard.
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his first commission for his bust in
marble. This was followed by
busts of Andrew Jackson, John j,
Crittenden and Henry Clay. In
1916 he began q statue of Henry
Clay for the Ladies Clay ~assOcia'
ton of Richmond. After spend
ing three years upon his model,
studying from life, he went to Flor
ence to transfer his work to marble.
After thirteen years of patient toll
his work was finished, aud it was
set up in the capitol grounds at
Richmond, August 90, 1859.
lie also made the colossal bronze
statue of Henry Clay which is the
pride of New Orleans, and also the
beautiful marble statue OF him
which was unveiled in the rotunda
OF The courthouse at Louisville,
May 80, 1867. He was an indus
trious, faithful worker and was re-
garded as the greatest of sculptors,
living or dead. His masterpiece,
the Triumph Of Chastity began
over twenty years ago, was recently
completed. When chided by an
admirer for spending SO much time
on one group, he said; The
does not see fit to make
a perfect woman in less than
eighteen years, and can | hope to
make a perfect model in less"
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LEGAL.
Non.Resident No1ice[

II. Morris & Bro. VS.. 1. ". eans-Attacb.
ment-Before John I. Elliott, j.. r., State
of tennessee, Shelby county.
TN THIS CAUsE AN ATTACHMENTHAV-
4 ing been sued out uDder section .4s5 Of the
C9de Of Tennessee, aT.d returned blythe proper
oiaeer, levied upon Inc property Of the defend
defendant is justly indebted TO The plaintiff in
me sam OF sil'QS, due by account, and thattse
~delendant y u non resident Of the State OF
tennessee ! , is therefore ordered that defend
ant make his personal appearance before
S9nn L Elliott, }. P, on. the oath day Of
the city of Memphis, Tenn, and defend said
attachment suit within the time prescribed by
law, or the same will be proceeded with ex
Earte; and that a copy of this order be pub.
llsasd once a week for four consecutive weeks
This 10Th day eli February. 1877.
ltf-l0U III JUiN II. ELIIOTr !. p
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FOREIGN.

LoxDos, March 6-The Japanese
troops have captured four steamers from
the insurgents Of saispma at Rumonat.
The other provinces are quiet.
PAHIs, March 6 In a cabinet council
70 consider the amendment Of the press
Jaw President MacMahon said he mus;
iasiSt Oh the retention Of the clause rel
alive to the defamation Of foreign soy
ere'gns.
The committee Of the chamber Of dep
uliss, on the request Of the government
for authority 70 prosecute C.saguac, de.
elded to giant the request. They pre-
Tiously examined Casagnac, who de-
clarsd that be never had any intention
Of insulting the cha mber.
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WASHINGTON.
Congressional Proceedings.


senate.
WASHINGTON. March 6-Mr. Wallace
submitted a resolution that the creden.
tails Of L. Q. C Lamar, senatoreleei
from Mississippi, be taken from the table
and be be sworn in.
Mr.. Anthony moved that the senate
adjourn. Rejected; yeas Is, nays &c.
many Republicans voting With the Dem.
ocrats against adjournment. .
Mr.. Blaine said that Mr.. Lamar's ere.
dentials we're entirely regular, and be
was just as much entitled to be sworn il
as he (Blaine) or any other senator
sworn in yesterday.
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DEATH OF A GREAT ARTIST.

JoelT Hart, the great American
sculptor, died at Florence, Italy, on
the 2i instant, where he had foI
many years resided. He was born
in Clark county, KY in the year
1910, and in early life was a stone
cutter, and earned bis living by
building chimneys and fences. In
1880 he removed to Lexington,
where he made his first essay at en-.
craving letters on a tombstone, and
began to develop the talent that Tas
to make him famous in the worli
Of art. Cassius N. Clay gave him
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New YoRK, March G "A Philadelphia
Dispatch says that VIM. Henry Weldon,
who attempted the life Of Gov Packard
st New Orleans on the 10Th Of February,
arrived there yesterday, accompanied by
bis father, Rev. G. =. Weldon. lie is o,
large on $4,000 bail, but 1t is intimated
that be will not be prosecuted owing to
tho ~interposition Of friends of his father.
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0n Saturday, Mareh %, ls77,

10 legal hours, in nor; Of the Courthouse.
Memphis, Tennessee, proceed 20 sell. TO the
highest bidder, sOr cash, the following do
scribed property, O-wit:
Lying in Shelby couoty, Tennessee, 1t being
an undivided one fourth interest in ~ acres
lying in the town Of Cuba. and bounded thus:
beginning at A. Wares west line; thence
south l0' west 10 links ~ a white-oak marked
w O., black'gum and poplar pointers; thenee
south 7 chains 3 links TO a stake; whence west
30' north Is inks TO a small black. gum and
large poplar pointers; thence west IA chains
4S links to a stake in the Main street Of Cuba;
whence south 20o west 81 links to a hickory;
thence north ~ east with the Main street Of
Cuba 7 chains and 3links to stake 8 links
north Of blaok-gum marked w O; thelce east
y chains so link 10 the beeinning, this being
the Interest conveyed TO said Williams by H..
Is. harrell by deed recorded in the Registers
Office Of said county, in Book 81, page us.
Also on the follOGing tract OF land lying in
section 3, ranges . and Z, Of tho Eleventh sur
YeyOr's and Sixth civil district; beginning
at the northeast corner Of q 70-P.ro tract;
thence west 1872 chains to n stake on Joha
McGallum's cast line north 6lAe west "A links
from a blackjack marked NJ W; thence south
with MoCallum's line 10 G0 chains to a stake
north 55A9 west 3J1a links from n white-oak
marked W and q; thence east lSA chains to
u stake 20 links east from y black.gum and
dogwoed pointers marked w thence north
l0.68 chains to the boginnig, being 20 acres on
the north end Of the 5Ownn 70.acre tract
bought Of j.. j. Wood, all OK which will be
seen by reference TO the deed tosaid Williams,
Of record in Book 50, pages Az and 473.
Levied on as the property of defendant v.
W. Williams, to satisfy said judgment, inter-
est and costs.
Memphis, 5th day Of February, 1877.
9. h, ANDERSON,
Sheriff Of Shelby county, Tenn.
BY THos .. TAYLOR, ID. s..
Wilson 4 Beard, ATTORNEYS FOR plaintiff.
1tR.1M-E II
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ROBBING THR NAILS.


A GOiorsd Porter IN ths chattn.
4afIed.
sashyille Banner. "a inst.I
For sometime past complaints havs
been made By residents Of Chattanooga
that registered letters addressed TO them
lad failed to reach their destination. and
tho postofics authorities deter mined 70
BE- on the watch, ane II possible, capture
the guilty parry. Colonel j. b. MINIS,
q special agent Of the postomce depart,
meat, vac sent Tor by psatmssteF Taylor,
and upon bis arrival decOys resembling
registered Letters, we're prepared and
iaid upon q desk 10 the money order
room, and 10 the drawer Of q desk 10 the
mailing room.
A. 90 carly hour on Wednesday morn
ing linpis concealed himself al a point
IRON WHICH he bad an excellent view OF
the decoys After The msilibg clerk had
gone 70 Get breakfast, Isaac Gibbs. the
colored porter Of the Office, entered the
room He lifted six decoys and select.
iHg one o. them from tbs package,
walked TO tho siOge, opened the decoy
and Extracting the contents. threw the
envelope IN the fire. Proceeding to the
mailing room, be stole one Of the decoys
ibofe TOOK the contents and burned the
envelope. He then started 10 leave, aud
stepping from his hiding place, MINIS
arrested him and 80 no money was
found upon bis person, search was insti.
tinted, and II was found under some bags
where IL bed been concealed, He was
arrsiRned before United States Commits.
@oner Duffy, ard sent 70 jsil 70 await
tdai, in default Of q bond Of $4,000. The
prisoner strongly asserts bic innocence.
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CINCINNATI, March 6.-The river is
about stationary. Fair and cool.
CAIRO, March 6 -Arrived-SLerloc
Cincinnati, 8 pm Andy Baum. Mem.
phis, | am; Glencoe, New Orleans, 8.
Departed = Eddyville, Nashville,
PM Capitol City, St. Louis, IL; Sher.
lock, New Orleans, midnight; Baum,
Cincinnati. , m; Glencoe, St. Louis, 5.
Clear aud cool
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Trustees Sale,

ON THURSDAY. 22D DAY OF MARCH
~ 1877 IN front of the fernando Insu-anee
Building, No. p Madison street, within legal
hours, l will sell for cash, to the highest bid
deTri the tollowiog described propo ";
line of county lot No. SIS an ffty feet easf Of
a stake standing 225 100 chains east of The
southwest corner of said county lot Nc b9S.
hence s5n east one HUNDRED feet, more or less.
70 the southeast corner Of lot No. on Ora
ham plan of county lot 525; thence north
two hundred ana hsty-ave feet; thence south
50 west ono hundred f,et TO stake; thence
south two hundred ana ffty-fve feet to the
shelby county, Tenn. b"
Tbs gale is made. By virtue of a trust deed
executed to mo by W. Il Prescott, and re-
corded n the kesistor's Office, Shelby county
PoUH II page SOY. to which reference is made,
Equity OF redemption waved.
7 u A., w. W. GOODWIN, Trustee.
IL. d: MCFARLAND. Attorney. Biiq
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indications.

WASHINGTON, March 6.-For Tennes.
see aud the Ohio valley falling barome.
ter, warmer southerly winds, increasing
cloudiness, possibly followed by light
rain.
For the upper Mississippi and lower
Missouri valleys, falling barometer,
warmer southerly winds, cloudy aud
light rain and snow, followed by rising
barometer, colder, brisk or high northerly
winds
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Local.
SheriR's Sale of Real Estate.

DUBLIC NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN.
L that by virtue Of q venditioni exponas to
Of Shelby county, Tennessee, in the case OF
Goodbar * Gilliland VS. V. ". Williams,
judgment rendered on TIE 18th day of Feb
ruary. 1876, for the sum Of nine hundred and
forty-four dollars and twenty-three cents.
with interest and costs Of suit. to satisfy said
judgment, etc., l will,
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The legislature of North Carolina 1,
about to establish a State asylum for tbe
eolored insane. ~
The Changers Of Western New Yorl
are considering the feasibility of e,tob'
fishing grange mutual insurance com.
panies.
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CAnn.

To all who are suffering from the errors and
indiscretions Of youth. nervous weakness,
carly decay, loss Of manhood, etc.. l will send
a recipe that will cure you. FREE OF
CHARGE. This great remedy was discovered
By a missionary in South America. Send a
self. addressed envelope to the REV. JOSEPH
I. ISMAs, Station D, Bible House, New York
City. 129-xxiv 128dhw
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HIS LEVEL.

J
and perhaps the only Southern
nan selected by President Hayes
for a cabinet position. Mr.. Key
seems to have his baggage packed,
his trunks strapped, and bis travel
ing apparel within easy reach, for
he left Chattanooga for Washing
ton yesterday, and from and after
Wednesday it is understood, in fact
almost officially made known, that
he will become postmaster general.
Mr.. Key makes no sacrifice of prin-
ciple or feeling in accepting Office
under Hayes. lie made the sacri-
flee, at least Of the latter, if he
had any, long ago, when he voted
with Morton and Frelinghuysen to
upset the Mississippi election. His
reward for going out Of the Demo
cratic party, which first made him
politically, comes early, and he
makes almost as great haste
to accept it as Hayes did
to rush on to Washington
=
before notified that he was counted
in and without reSigning as gov
ernor. Mr.. Key was the only
Democrat in the senate that stood
by Morton on an issue which may
yet keep Lamar out Of his seat in
the senate. When Mr.. Lamar's
name was called yesterday objec-
jections were raised and he was not
sworn in; possibly he may never
get his seat. Such is the logical
consequence of the Morton resolu-
ton. If Lamar is excluded the
crime may be laid at Dir. Keys
door. If this is all that Mr.. Hayes
has to offer the South it is 40 more
than a stone to a hungry man. 1t
is not the offices and federal PIT
ronage that the main body of the
taxpayiug people of this section
desire. They want to control
their local governments and see
their States treated as equals
in the Union, capable of man
aging their own affairs. The
man who gets the Memphis post
Office will see in the appointment of
ex-senator Key a great and states
manlike act. But it does not reach
the case. A few federal appoint
mentS would not be Of any particu-
lar benefit to the South. If Mr..
Hayes is in earnest and means 10
deal fairly with this section, let him
at once acknowledge Nichols, Of
Louisiana, and Hampton, of South
Carolina, as governors of those
States. This is the smallest meas.
ure of long-delayed justice that
could be asked. Let it be done IN.
cOnditionally, and not as a trade
for so many legislatures and United
States senators. This kind o
traffic is repugnant to the decency
and honesty of the great body o
American people outside of tina
unnumbered host known as Office.
seekers. AS for Mr.. Key, he ha.
gone where he belongs, into tn,
bosom of the Republican party
He virtually ceased to be a Demo
crat, if ever he was one, long agc
The LRDGER's estimate Of him ha
been fully verified. Politically h
is Enthusiastically, -Four years iron
now, when the Democrats come in
he will no doubt claim that he wa
a good Democrat all the time. /
seems from this appointment tina
theonly Southern men to be s%electel
for positions under the government
are avowed Republicans, or thos
of the soft-shell kind who hav
been holding themselves in read
ness to fall on the winning side
Mr.. Key is in the right compau
now and the right place.
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Inauguration Of sh~ OOyegnOr of
NesI Fl%Fgfnfn.

WuEEtrSo, March g -Henry " Mat.
lhews was yesterday isssgaraled as gov.
ernor Of ibis State. Speeches were made
By retiring Governor Jscobs and Goy.
elect Matthews. Alter Gov. Matthews
took the oath 81 Office ihs ceremonies
we're concluded gith . grand inaugural
ball.
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Ino robnrn,a nnntrnce.

NV YoRF, March 6.-Joe Coburn,
the pusilist, convicted Of shooting with
attempt 10 kill q policeman, has been
sentenced to ten years it the State prison.
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d
Tuesday Evening, March o 1877.

The subscription price Of the PGB
LILO LEDGER is s. per Gnnum for
the Daily, and 50 per mum for the
Weekly free.
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CIsveIana opera mouse Hurncd.

CLEVELAND, o., March 6.-Leouard'S
opera house was totally and Robbins
block partially destroyed by fire early
this morning at Fostoria, Ohio. Loss on
opera house, $40, 1000; insured in the
Home Of New York for $1,000; Cooper Of
Dayton, $1,000; Melville Of New York,
$1,000, and $1,000 on the contents 10 the
Jefferson. Loss on the block, S5OOOi in
sursd in the Home Of New York for
1880; Pbnnix Of Brooklyn, $500. The
origin Of the Ere is unknown.
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Attachment Notice,

Before P, j. Quigloy, Justice OF the Peaee
tor shelby county, Tenn. II. Rei.or W. :.
A. Botto. -
IN his CAUSE ANATTACHMENTBAV
! ms l cen sued out under section Si55 OF the
Code oil tennessee, aud returned levied upon
the property OF the defendant. and ahidavit
having been made that the defendant IS in-
uebted to the plaintiff IN the sum of ;hir-
teen dollars and seyeniy cents. due BY ao-
count, anu that the claim }, lust, and that
the defendant is q nonresident OF the Stgte
Of Tennessee, or is about TO remove, or has
removed out Of the State, or has frauduleutly
disposed OF his property. or ABOUT to fraudu.
lently dispose Of his property it is therefore
ordered tLel said defendant make his per-
roRal appearance before me on the 1th day
OF Ma-ch,. 1877, at my omco, No. lSa Main
street, Memphis, Tennessee. and defend
said attachment suit within the time pre-
scribed by law. or the same will be proceeded
with OK parte; and that a COPY Of this order be
published once q week Tor four consecutive
weeks In the Public Ledger.
This the goth day Of January, 1877.
l3g-li8. 1915 Z. J. QuiGLEY, j.. p.
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The Hon. G. W. Day, writing to
the Gibson county Mirror. saws:

bhS OAooOh NOuHA1 nAAiiOis says
Our judiciary system is receiving
much attention, and | think from pres
emit indications much reform will be
accomplished in that direction. This
department of our government is a tre-
mendous tax upon our people, and
although a hard question to tackle, yet
we have the best legal talent at work
upon a new bill, and | trust they may be
able to save much for the tax payers. l
believe one very fruitful cause of the
immense amount of litigation we have
had for several years is the law allowing
litigants to depose in their own causes
1t certainly has a dsmoralizing influence
heard a Judge say since | have been
here, and who had been on the bench for
seven years, that ia all causes where
parties litigant testified, nine times out
Of ten there was perjury on one side or
the other, and sometimes on both" This
is a sad state of affairs, aud | trust will
be remedied.
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Further ParticaIaPs Of the nurn.
ing OF ihs Batsmau Hotel.

kuRfheF PafttcHlara of the Durn-
ing OF the Bateman Hotel.
%PlTTsRURG, March GA Harms City
telegram gives the following additional
particulars Of the FIRE at the Bateman
House yesterday: Up to 9 o'clock this
morning Eve bodies have been taken
from the ruins. The remains Of N.
Brown, jr, of 23O Chestnut street, Phila
delphia, have been identified by a key
check. Charley Batemau, aged twelve
years, who was rescued by his father,
died Of bis injuries this morning Mr..
Batemau, the father and only remaining
one Of the family, lies iu a very critical
condition.
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DIRECTORS.
Office Ph@nix Insurance Co.,
Eo. 10 MADISON street.

MEMPHIS, February 16, 1877,
AT THE ANNUAL ELECTION FOR
"A seven Directors to serve the ensuin,
ESSar' held az the Office Of tho Company on u 3
lotn INST the following named pentlene az
were selected, viz; H. NJ. Neely. a. "a
SWynne, W. 8. Bruce, L. b. suegs, w. n
brown D.. ). Day and IL. b. Howell. ~
AZ an adjourned regular me- ding Of tbo
following officers were eleotei (, losn ISL inc
suing year; IL. NJ. Nicely, 3 p.o I'm 'pe IN
Clarke, Secretary. rferiuont n
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9. AMo |. ASSOCIATIONS.
ISSUE or SECOND SERIES
Germau'AueriOan Building and Loan
Association,

DASTIEs DESIRING T0SEOURE HOMES
4 or loans for other investments can do 80
BY subscribing 70 the second issue Of stock in
ment Of back dues. 0bly a limited number
Of q few hundred shares will be issued. II
you want your own home this is tho easiest
way IT, procure il. Call at Seoretary's Office
for full information.