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The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1879-05-07
GRANGE MATTERS.
Letter from the Lady Secretary ofthe
DeSOto County Grange.
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The County Grange met with Hernand,
Grange, at Oakgrove 18th inst. There wer
present delegates from Loves Station and New
Harmony, all prominent representative men
among the New Harmonians j p Walker
familiarly called MAT" the funny man o
the Senate" Worthy Master, T. G. Dockery
made the opening speech, following close upor
which came the election OF officers for the
present year. Those were As follows:
Master-T. {. Dockery.
Overseer-E. Nelms
Lecturer. Z. Walker
Steward-G W Nail
Assistant Seward. l.. Dolahite.
Chaplain-W w RagsdaIe
Treasurer-A. w HuddIeston.
Tecretary- V. D. Covington.
Gatekeeper-B. II. Covington
Ceres-Aliss Lou VI. Boone.
Pomona-Mrs. Lou Wiezsinger
FlOra-Sster -- DOdson.
Stewardess-Mrs f. J. Jackson
After the election we took recess for din
ner, and though there were only three sisters
and three baskets, there was rich abundance
Of appctizing fare, and good deal left
Alter the installation Of officers, Master
Dockery appointed certain member to prepare
Essays on the following subjects:
Agriculture and Stock BY Brother Dodson
Manufacturing, Capt. f. Nelms
Financial condition OF the country, DIR. W.
S. Wiessinger.
Inc IaDOf question:, brother Nick Nail.
Beekepiug, w. r. Baker
Pleasures and Troubles of house keeping.
essay by sister Addie Caroline Nail
The appointment of these committees, was
followed by several speeches. Bro j. T. Wal |
ker, being asked by the Master: 'Why Farm |
ing does Pay?" proceeded to reply in a char
acterlstic manner, with twinkle of fun in his |
eve, and a suggestion of humor in his tone |
He thinks back cooperation. back of practi- |
cal application of Grange principles makes |
farming such poor business. If we practiced |
what we preach on the floor we would make il |
pay. We must make new departure, devise
some new expedients If we would succeed"
Capt. +. helms we all know is an agreeable
speaker, and his remarks on cooperation was
well received
Mr.. Dantz Perry, brought down the house
with the startling question: Il want to know
what's to become Of the country? What are
we 10 do with the gulleys? What are we going
to do with our worn out lands? | feel I'm
doomed to servitude the rest of my days.-Im
56 years old, and l made % bales of cotton
asst year, and | amt out of debt yet fact is | :
we are just like bees, we take in a load of |
honey and bring out dead bee make a big | |
'ropito pay Oft bigger outlay-we don't Law q
up nothing Brethren don't let's bring in |
my more niggers-don't let's bring in any i
more white folks Let's have Grange farm a
nd stock 1t, and try to stop the guIlevs and /
make start in getting things Jumped to- e
ether 1
AT the conclusion of this speech the Master g
ppointed Brother ID. j. Perry a committe on c
he 'recuperation of our lands" at next meet -
ng OF County Grange to be hereafter appoint | ,
d. Respectfully, :
Mrs. V. ID. CONVICTION, d
Sec'y Co. Grange. o
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This is the time for whitewashing. A
good article of whitewash can be made
by stacking two gallons of white lime in
five gallons of hot water, in which one
pound of rice has been boiled until it
has all dissolved. Cover closely while
lime Is stacking. Add one pound of salt
use hot
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WadnssdaR MaY 2sth. ls7s.
PROCLAMATKeN
5000 90 Reward.

WHEREAS, It appears by information r.
w eeived by me, that the llth day of
April, 1874 in Benton county, JAcoB HoNP,
son, while a work in his farm was shot and
killed By j. B. GuHter, wifhont prorocdtioa, ami
thai said J. B. Gunter effected his escape, and
is still al large;
Now, therefore, |, ]. NJ STONE, Governor of
Mississippi, do offer the above reward. for the
arrest and delivery of the said j. b. GUNTER 10
the Sheriff of Benton county This Reward
is payable on conviction, and Is in addition 10
the reward authorized by the Statute And l
do moreover. require all officers Of this State
to be diligent "a their efforts arrest said flu
gitive, J. b. Gunter.
Given under my hand and the Great Seal
r, - of the State affixed, at jackson, this
L. - 42th day of April A d. 1879.
J. NJ. STONE.
By the Governor:
Henry c. MYERS, Secretary Of State.
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NOTICE TO BUILDERS.

THE TRUSTEES OF THE A. & NJ. COL
l. LEGE Of Mississippi, will receive Sealed
Proposals for the erection of a COLLFGE
BUILDING, near the town of Starkville until
l1th June next.
Plans and specifications of the building can
be seen in the Governors Office, in jackson
and in the Office of the Chancery Clerk, in
Starkville, and after 10Th May next. Bids
will be opened at noon, June 1lth, ut Stark
vile, and the Board of Trustees reserves to
itself the right 10 accept or reject any or all
bids.
Bidders required to file with their bids,
bonds for the full amount of their bids and
thirty-three and one-third per cent. added
All bids should be directed TO Governor J. NJ
STONE, Jackson, Miss.
For further information as to the building
address Moser Fucker, Architects, Eicks-
burg, Miss
y. l.. PHARES
Chairman of Building Committee
JACKSON, April 18th 1S79-td
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LEGAL NOTICES.
OFFICE OF THE STATE BOARD OF
REGISTRATION.
JAcksox. Mss. April 18th. 1879.

Jackson, Mss, April 18th. 1879.
FTN H E STATE BOARD OF REGIsTRArIoN
J. will meet at the CAPITOL, THE CRY OF
JACKSON, on
Wednesday, May 2sth, 1879.
For the purpose of appointing, in each county
in the State, three persons, as County Board
of Registration who shall hold their othce for
the period of one year from the lst day OF
June, 1879 and until their Successors are APP
pointed.
Recommendations for the appointment OF
Registrars should be addressed to the STATE
BOARD OF REGIsFR ALTON JACKSON, Miss, and
be forwarded by the 23d day of May Ii Is
requested that the post-oBfee address and the
politics of each person recommended, be given
j. n. STONE, Governor,
WN H SINS. Lt.-Governor,
HENRY C. MYERS, Sec'y State,
State Board Of Registrars.
AnriI 30 IS,9-td
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COMMISSIONFR,S SAFE

PY Virtue of a Decree of the Cbancar, Co...
Il FIRST District of Kinds County, at March
Term, 1879, the undersigned, Commissioner
wi VIII sell at public SALE to the highest bidder
aor cash, the following land, in said County
Anu DlstrlGt, belonging to the estate Of W. q.
Moseley, deceased, to-wit: All that part Of
fhwA Of Sec / in Township 6, Range I, west /;
r rga1g Fast East OF Clinton III and Madison county
EH, and = Of VIZ of NeL of Section 1 IN in
township . Range l, East; being 78 $500
me me NwA of said Section A. lying East Of The
Livingston road-the whole being l73 Ia lo0
acres, more or less. Said sale to take nIace
On Monday, the 18th day of May, 1879
AT the last place Of residence Of w q Mac
ley, = miles North west from jackson
JOHN w. ROBINSON
pm ~ '"-4W Commissioner
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Salt is injurious to a corn crop. but
beneficial to wheat, cabbage and straw
berries 1t can be applied any time af-
ters the wheat is up or the cabbage
plants set out. But we are seeking
from experienced men further informa-
ton on the subject.
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It is said that boiled hams are much
nicer to stand in the water in which they
were boiled until cold. The outside
does not then turn black and dry up as
IL does when taken from the water to
cool; but remember to remove the lid Of
the kettle, SO the steam may escape.
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ADMINISTRATIVE SALE

R1 VIRTUE OF DECREE OF THE
= Chaneery Court of Kinds County Me
slssiPpl for the First District thereof in the
matterof the estate of John b. Allen, deceasad
No: III, on the 18th day of March $50 ~ l. i
Undersigned Administrative Of said estate
VIII proceed to sell at the front door of the Civ
nan, In the CITY of Jackson, State of Missis,
slppl, at public cutlery, for cash, on
Thursday, the 18th day of May, 1879.
The following described lands and taneroo,t -
lying and being in said Ist District Of Hinds
county u1 state aforesid, to-wit: The Ne% Of
NJ Ne4 the " = Of SeH of NeA; the VIZ Of
Ne54 the n = of NwL of SeL, and two s61lO0
acres on east side of Ne1z SwT; and one50- i0G
acres IN Se4; Neg, all in Section q, Township
= I,- NANCE East, being the same land bought
by SAID John b Allen, deceased, from John p
odeneal. The undersigned will only convey ~
sucn tltie to the purchaser or purchasers "a
may De vested in her as AdministratriY If
sald estate and under the decree above named
..,,e,-o JOANNAH II. ALLEN.
Hprl 10, CIV. Administrative
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CHAREs BERRY is 5 feet 10 inches high ;
weighs about 100 pounds; complexion, shiney
BLACK; large white eyes; large prominent
teeth, which much exposed when talking
long hair, usually worn in strings, and wears
full whiskers; very straight for one of his
race.
April %. '79-3w.
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Every Lady Should Read.
LOUISVILLE LADIES' PURCHASING AGENCY

The undersigned with additional C,g....e. .r. ...-
iGls anG successful experience iu the pur...s...
ousless oesires 10 again call especial attention f .-
@iislkelIents Tor Milling orders from a ri Stance. .H
every article, to the complete satisfaction II t..s
may honor her with their patronage
n sPeeislty is made Of buying and experimenting
inc manufacture Of IRossEAu. and th. rf.l..- .r.
trimming OF BoNNErs and HATS CbHHFsr's .r..
c cin DC MADE to order, and Patterns, Dresses aa#
Oioaks cut and bastcd. A mistake has .r.... ...-
made IN hitting any article of dress and b.. u t5-
% 3aae y complete safig/4rtt0tr is not el-.,a
hundreds Of patrons can be referred ts d. n.. will
certify as to successful opcrltigu ID r.r.,. T...
s,it "a; t ca arucle viii be prepared by leading
@iISt III tneir particular line
CdIsLls' Gloaks Gloves, Hosiery, Jcuelry. C.H.
ESoLIaIS, Lace, Ribbons. Carpets Fuultrr. .r.
TTulnsnihs Goods and every article ri WEIR .r
Domesuc use bought upon the most C,var.l.. ......
.l,eIs %Hu Gloves cleaned and dyed. Private ~.
sellGntS with the most sklful m0dst-s and Leading
wholesale and retail merchants in .,er, I.r. r ..
TO hold out rare inducements bv which l.r b. -. II.
per cent can be saved by buying through tH.. tr..
Every article sent out will be chosen ,.... f.. .-.r
care; Everything manufactured is made u-..r r.--
6t VISION and will be Of the best ua.a
l'est lhish' ana IN the latest modes Ifmare ea.a.
IN style more beauty Of material and r1rr- -.. .e
woIk Ior inc same money can be obtained tHrr. .r
well, 70 patronize il.
Inc large clearing and bankrupt sales in ta. ..r
eontnually present magnificent opport,luities IN .
ting great bargains Samples sent ire, mo-. --.. F.
stamp, and tull information as 70 styls and
Correspondence solicited. 1t costs Hffi- tr
answered.
The Louisville Market is especially, ad,r+.7 , ..
ooutnern taste, and II will be found 90 efre ....
satisfaction than either philadelphia or Kew r..
while prices are really less. There is ar -rs.....
conservatism and grace in the dressing of -.uHr-.
l'aaies winch cannot be Initiated and which d. .r.
their highest charms TO maintain dis e -rs f ..-
sn rt; efforts OF the Manager OF this Agency A..
;S 1870 H,4uc or purchased East, will ~ duplicate.
Ef1 5 70 'e[ ,i cent Of Refers by permission E.
S; NTTDlnson' u. y, w. N. Haldcmau, Manager
N1]TIl.el- ournsl' and Col Bennett II Young.
iEkMs-5 per cent on all purchases NTr.- ..#
O rs Seht ny check, Registered Letter or P....
Oraer, or Will send Z. O. ID. Addreas
MRS. b. p. MITCHELL
- LouIsgILIa sf
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A FULL LINE OF CROCKERY, GLASS
"A Ware and Wooden Ware, at
a. VIRDENsl
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Symptoms of a DiseasedL Liver

DAIN in the right side, under the
edge OF the ribs, increases on pres
sure; sometimes the pain is in the left
SIDE; the patient IS rarely able to lie
on the left side; sometimes the pain is
felt under the shoulder blade, and it
frequently extends to the top of the
shoulder, and is sometimes mistaken
tor rheumatism in the arm. The
stomach Is affected with loss of appe-
tlte and sickness; the bowels in pen
eral are costve, sometimes alternative
with lax; the head is troubled with
pain, accompanied with dull, heavy
sensation in the back part. i. There IS
generally a considerable loss of meno-
DRY, accompanied with a painful SEN
satIon OF having left undone some
thing which ought to have been done.
A slight, dry cough is sometimes an
attendant The patient complains of
WEAKNESS and debility; he is easily
startled, his feet are cold or burning.
and he complains of prickly sensa-
ton OF the skin; his spirits are low.
and although he is satisfied that eyer.
else would be beneficial to him. vet
ne can scarcely summon up fortitude
enough to try It. In fact, he distrusts
every remedy. Several of the above
symptoms attend the disease, but cases
have occurred where few of them ex-
1sted, yet examination of the BODY
after death, has shown the LIVER TO
have been extensively deranged.
AGUE AND FEVER
DR.. c. MCLANE's LIVER PMS IN
CASES OF AGUE AND FEVER. when
taken with Quinine, are productive of
the most happy results. No better
cathartlc can be used, preparatory to.
or after taking Quinine We would
advise all who are afflicted with this
disease to give them a FAIR TRIAL
For all bilious arrangements, and as
a SIMPLE purgative, they are unequaled.
BEWARE OF INVITATIONS.
The genuine are never sugar coated.
Every box has red wax seal on the lid
with the impression DR., McLANE's Liver
PILLS.
The genuine MCLANE's LIVER PII1s bear
the signatures of c. McLANE and FLEMINc
BROS. on the wrappers.
insist upon having the genuine DR.. C
McLANE's LIVER PILLS, prepared BY Elem.
ing Bros, of Pittsburgh, Pa, the market being
Iuii OF limitations of the name McL0nes
spelled differently but same pronunciation.
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Fl. NJ. TAYLOR.
Carpenter and Builder,
SASH, DOOR and BLIND NTANE
FACFUREH
Pearl ST., Jackson. Miss.

s PREPARED to do work in his line with
L neatness and dispatch planning If ali
kinds done at short notice
Also on hand and for sale MOULDINGS OF
DIFFERENT PATTERNS
A large lot of SASH, BLINDS, and DOORS
on hand that will be sold cheap.
y IN DERTA
METALLIC CASES, CASKETs, and Wood
en- Collins of all descriptions
Call and examine, before purchasing else
where
Oct 5. 1875-tf
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Scuppernonr Grana vinas

PPvIA0ug Grape Vines,
wen wen rooted for s5.tOper hundred The above
goods viii be put up in good clean casks AMI
All All under forty gallon casks win be cbargaJ
me me net cash price. All goods delivered At ne
DePot IN Columbus, Miss, free of charge.
Co,nr,h, W. c. TUCKER.
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DRESS GOODS.

Noyeltes IN Caehemeres. Sutiugs DebeIges and lin.
standard cloths in splendid variety. Also s.nersaf
SSohch HepnNrS, printed cottOT Dress Goods Nalnie
Cloths Cotefnes Percales, Cheyiots dc with eyery
grade TO be found in a drst-class establishment -
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DESCRIPTION :

UESIhITIIVN:
Said GUNTER is feet-5 inches high black;
hair, inclined curl; blue eyes; large Roman
nose; fair complexion, and is twenty-five
years of age
ArriI2O "a
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superb assortment Of fine French handmade Under
WEAR comprising every requisite for lad vs. We ~
Also, ehlldren,s suits for every age and size ~
Our Infants Furnishing Deparfmenf Il +bo-or.t J.,
EQUIPPED Complete Nardrobes low as SIS; better
goods IN proportion Any article IN the WARDROBE a. IL
price, really cheaper than the homemade article and
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SHAWLS. CL0AKS. ANN Wraps
SUITS q COsTmMu.

Ih1s department maintains SUPREMACY ana sb az.
the best productions from the European centres ~
our Gioaks and Sacqucs cut and made nv r,c
taIl0rs therefore style and cIaraIItccd - -"
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WASHINGTON VINEYARD

w. O. TUCKER.
kORoPRIEToR WASHINGTON VTNEvApD
= would respectfully announce to the nnbI;c
generally, thathe has on hand a good SUNNY If
Very Pure ScuppernOng Wine,
both Sweet and Dry. which he will ell :. a.
following prices per gallon 90 'ii0
Bv the Barrel, ......... 81 M
BY the half barrel, ........'i 9S
Doz. bottles, usual size, verv neafiv "
put up in cases, .....................'. m
Also
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Hosiery, Gloves, & Handkerchiefs

me arrest rarest and most unique French novelties
IN the city Also the medium grades of bose Tor ti
ana children at very moderate prices - --4409
LADIES. misses. and kid
lnread Gloves the az
shades to match dress materlaI 80 'e'eSs
A superior selection plain hemrned Inar -,
lnen nelns and scolloped Handkerchies Also
color III Deauty
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our BLACK SILKS contain the well-known brands o.
Bonhet Ionson Tapissier. Guinet, Girsrd. other
equally prominent manufacturers. The 4 Tavior
FAMILY SILK enjoys reputation for universal excel
lence that is unsurpassed
81, our American Gachemire INDESTRUCfIBLE BLACK
iLh Justly Claims earnest attention. being equal to the
YARD WARRANTED 80 = 'A-'@A
In CoLoRED SILKS we-selected stock is offered
at prices that cannot be undersoid.
CoLORED AND BLACK SILK DAM4SSEs enbraeir,
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DESCRIPTION.

By the Governor:
HENRY G. MYERs, Secretary Of State.
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Ladies' & ChildreD'g Underoarmantg

Our SUITS and COSTUMES fully sustai in that nreen
latest styles and fashions p7o"' =
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1879-10-08
AUGUST WIGGENHORN,

Jeweler, has recently opened JeWelry store
in Johnson's book, corner Main and lst stTeets
where he will keep constantly on han9 Iais9
stock of Watches, Clocks, Jewelry, Silver ana
Plated Ware, &C. Particular attention. pald 70
repairing Watches. Clocks, Jewelry, &C. anu
Warranted TO give satisfaction.
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A GRITZNER.

Fashionable Barber and Hair Dresser shop IN
SaIicks basement, on the Bridge, NatertoWn,
wis. The best of Hair Dye used. warranted 10
hold color for eight weeks.
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NJ n & T. A. BARBER,
W: G. SPALDING.

physician and Surgeon and ENaInlng surgeon
for Pensions. Office over Bank oI "ateiVo" Il
building up stairs.
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Rates of 4dUertiSlRg.

Marriages and deaths inserted gratis:
profnssiona1 and Business Cards S.. 90 a year.
, Business notices in local column 10 cents per
line for first insertion. and five cents for subse-
uuent insertions. -
ADVERTISEMENTS not accompanied with direc-
tions will be inserted till forbid, and charged
for accordingly.
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WATERFOWL, WIS, OCT. s, 1879.


Awarded by the G. W. A. and M. AS
sociation for the Fair of 1879, held Sept
22d to 26th inclusive
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HAMLlN Il FORD,

Watertown Lumber Yard. Lumber OF eNely
description, Lath and shingles consIannu;s n;ea on
hand and for sale at the lowest Market iil0e' a.
the Milwaukee Depot, WatertoWn, WIS
, 1879-07-02

sNIru. or HALIFAX rs. atollnIs, OF rlTTspuRa.
stptcias IHtaatch to 7ze 7tttn. -
DosToN, July 1.-The t1lrcs-Enc singlo scull
rucc ut Silver Luke, between Norris, Of Pitts
burg, anl Smith, Ut Halifax, was ono Of tho
most exciting rowcd here for years. When tho
word was given, Murris got ons strokc fairly
before Smith struck water, und At the ond Of SIX
strokes was ucarfy half length ahead, mid
pulling thirty .three to the minute. Smith bent
over hs ours, und hls thtrty-two powerful strokes
to tho miauto brought lin Hlowly abreast Of
Ills antagonist. At 100 yarla from the
start Morris lead was worth nothing.
hlorris pulled mora graceful and slight
~ =. quicker stroke, bur ho did not
tAkcthnt terrible grio upou tho watcr that biz
rival did. Al the cnd Of the tirat llnlf mile
Smith WIS nearly length ahead. Murris clung
tcpueiously to him, however, md resisted every
effort on: tie part Of bis anta.onist to increase
his gap. Both men stcered wildly from their
turning huoys. Had both steered cqunaly we'll.
Bsnitk would probably havo begun, OIL tic re-
turn toward the l)ntsh, ono length alIcad Of Nor
rls. Tho reverse, however. was the case. Nor
ris lost Mt least four lengths throughout this
proceeding, and Smith six:, Upon ti!e re-
tursna" Motifs hSs''ip VIII ipiliiug fkrty ' did slth
twenty.ctght. At tl,c csltl Of two miles AIprrs
still had tho lead With which ho turned, ant vt
Tie beginning Ut the Inst half mile they wcrc
nearly abreast. But Morris, although apparent
" making eycry effort, pulled sou,cwtat raE.
ecly, and as II lie Nero tired, while Smith nain.
tanned tlle long powerful stroke with whirh lie
started. The c1oslng Of the racr wns one of in-
tenso excitement, ulMl, when tic line was cross
cd, horris' bow was lapping tic ousrtEgers Of
snlth's boat. Tho time OF tho winner was
81 :p5,. auil 1t would probably have been thirty
, 1879-07-02


Tho Hannibal s. vt. Jon Raiirond Company
Inns decided to sell sl0o 00o. additional OF It's
land-bonds, and par and tutesest VIC. ut ouce
bid for them. Tic Farmers, Loan d. Trust
Company Is trustee for Its land;:contracts, aud
based upon them is On issue of bonds not to c1.
iced sl,oooooo Of which sso4,ooo or 100000
arc yet unissucd. The moneys paid upon the
lanl.contract 70 10 the trustee, and bonds are
drawn By lot for payment Ut par aud fnterest as
often as the accumulated cash Is sufficient TO
pay OF seas5 .Uo o! .llcn. Ten drawings have al-
ready been n,adc, md anotbcr will shortly take
place. These bnuls Hero, created III order
to provide steel ralls und new equipments
for thu railroad. nnd ts parcel which 1t was. de-
rdcd on Monday to sell is issued tor a simfiar
purpose, the ,spcenc Object brin. new locomo-
tivcs nl4u steel rn!ls.
The ConIpuny also gives oillcinl notice tl,ut
thc coupons n,nturIng July on the $4,000. 900
OF Missouri Q per cent bonds known as tho
"uaunbal {; ST.. Joe ISSUE" und s1.oO0,000
bonds Of the Hannibal s. st. Joseph Railroad
Cameron Dranctlt will DO pad on aud after ma.
turEty at the Banli Of North America In New
York CitY.