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The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1879-03-27

II isa mystery Why some farmers VIII
take doab,tnl chances Ia the color ef
their hntter by using carrots, Or the
crude, pssty, and strong smelling annal.
TO, when The Perfected Batter Color Of
Wells, Richardson a. Co, Burlington,
VT, gives the very best results Ia color
st q trihing cost.
The Perfected Batter Color Of Wells,
Richardson & Co, is liquid preparation
always ready for use, aud not subject 70
any change OF climate Farmers are now
saving thousands OF dollars every winter,
by lis use, because Il supplies the natural
yellow Of feeding on grass. Your grocer
has Il.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1879-03-27

Willis Butierheld hes moved 10
Andovef where be win engage 10 tafm.
lug.
Mrs. N. r. Davis il under The care Of
Dr. l. 5 Arnold, also two OF W. w.
Abbotts children.
Geo. Howe aud Henry Eddy have
taken the job Of turning cab spokes Al II.
II HArlow's mill.
james 5. Thomson's boy who hsd
been given Up 10 die il recovering under
the skill Of DR.. A. b. Bixby.
Marriages Ia Lsndgroye 10 the year
1873 were 2 births, 4 deaths, o. ages
respectively, 81, 81, "a, &C, G5, 81, 81, IS,
20.
Monday OF last week was very
stormy day giving US eight inches Of
snow aud also few days OF very good
sleigbing
Remember that all dogs eau be II
eensed before the first OF April for one
dollar, after that yon will pay 81 for
such license.
Nearly han of the usual number of
people were detained from church last
Sunday ia Consequence of sickness, only
shout go being present
People in want Of fertilizers the cou-
ing spring are invited 10 call at the post.
office aud examine pamphlet issued By
the Matheld Fertilizer Company
Alta special town meeting called last
Saturday Tor the purpose Of eecting a
constable, +. /. Moore was elected after
severe contest, there being two candi-
dates for that office
Lila Thompson, daughter OFF. II.
Thompson, is very low with what appears
to be quick consumption. She was able
TO attend school last winter since which
time she has failed very rapidly
No sap weather yet, although some
people in Londonderry have tapped their
lots. They are some like the man who
bored the holes and was going TO drive
the spouts when il was warm enough tor
sap 90 run.
-Rocious Butter6ed has removed TO
this town into the house with A. ID. Rey-
nolds The ueighbors dubbed together
q short time ago aud bought plaster Of
paris jacket for him. They are now in
vited to get him barrel OF flour.
--Yonr correspondent Of two weeks
ago inquired why oar town meetings
were held at a workshop when there
was hall in town. Now he knows that
the hall is owned by individuals, and be
also knows good reason for the select
men not calling town meetings there.
SOUTH LONDONDERRY.
Six inches of snow fell Saturday
night.
The sugar maker rejoceth in his
sweetness.
--Shstiuek j. Goddard received two
carloads of corn from Indiana this week.
Phelps Bros. have set tinmsn TO
work in their shop.
Much sickness prevails. $. ID. Curtis
and Scion Thompson have the pneu.
monia, bat are convalescng at this
writing.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1879-03-27
SOUTH LONDONDERRY.
SUNDERLAND.

Giles b. Bacon, an old and promi-
nent citizen OF this town, is W with no
prospect OF recovery.
= Business is lively at Bradley's mill.
Tie has good stock OF logs on band and
biz large force OF men il busy converting
IL Into lumber, veneer, butter packages,
plates &c. Bradley is bound to keep
things moving, IL there is any such thing.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1879-03-27
sprlss-Hks wsa,hsr.

--spflbg-liks wsaihsg.
--Jssl Lyon i recovering irom hls
lAts lliusss
District No. elected o. P. slmonds
Clerk aud Treasurer; c, w Whlluey,
Collse,or n. G.. Walker, =. D. wymAn
and y @. walker, Pradsptlal Committee.
--Proi. Collier gave one Of bis pleasing
sbd instructive entertainments At tbe
holsl Han 90 Monday evening last Mr..
Collier sIeoasss many pew ard wonder.
fui ieA,s In legefdemain, snd the ladisu
dagger mystery is lbs besl we have ever
witnessed The LIilipatlAn troupe viii
surely cause one 10 lsagh, their perior.
nance alone being well worth The price
Of admission His exposure on SpirIlu.
lism 10 worthy the attention Of everyone.
The whole il obs Of The best entertain
menis Of The KIDD we have ever witness.
ed
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1879-03-27

e. cLs n isFplEps, uaa have bis property
b. nsiling 81 lie ministers rsous, wbe.
os aoooau; o. he ssns az kis heA4 sod
oonsslsnos, i unsbis 70 wsas 4 Gail
sssiy aaa 10 saesiiops atEs3.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1879-03-27

Charley WEIGH and "wlle" have sep-
sra,ed again and each gone in opposite
directions.
Considerable moving is laid ont for
next week, aud the demand for tene.
meuls is much greater than The supply.
--EImer Gleason accompanied Wallace
Kendsli snd family 10 Nebraska last
week, with the intention Of locating there
--"Circles around old Sol, ""Sun dogs"
aud the like during lsst few days, we're
"precursorsp of the weather we are now
having.
-Horstio Knapp broke bis leg last
week while hauling wood. Only about 8
year since Mr. knspp met with the same
socideht.
Master AIgernon Hayes Quitter6eld
has 20 lar recovered from serious COM
PICK illness that Joy reigns in the house
bold sgAin.
-Martelc's singing school ID closed
10 both parts Of the town. His musical
qualities hsve "ioned up the singing
people 30 they eau shoot good deal
higher thsn nsual.
The pelting snow, rain, bail and
sleei lac, Saturday night, accumulated
an extra covering for mother earth Of
shout 5 inches. Lambermen pronounce
ii The best snow Of the season.
"A Woodiord yong man recently bal
taken from him a"treasure" and not long
slaoe youEg lady cent word that she
would be. glad 10 Interview" bin on
speeia, basiness. En-, "Jesw
The following Is report Of the be-
lated Woodford town meeting held the
18th ins, Moderator, Amos Aldrich !;
Secretary pro tem, 5. NJ Bowles; Select.
men, A. Aldreb, Z. CrAwford, Charles
nsrboar, Clerk And Treasurer, Geo. W.
Bedford Constable and Collector, 5. Il I.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1879-03-27

Mpasraiaf. v Cclb1rs, Cetks y 7.
pesH, PraAtntlsi Cgmsallses. y. hos.
sr8 Csllsasor. n Bsrslsit Treasurer
d ASS A taa 81 Is osas saa tsheol
81 81 seeks uefv rotsa.
~ " BaEans A. orlois tFuza Hart
fard. Coun-, kdrtFisoa 10 wtrbs ia
A9las hsa lta hoadsY, admission, y
esnis, boz - 20 abs pas is ~ sgPesrsues
Is bt&r tbs seagsaef, . tnossf higher
teas kiis ths cd saYipg ih1 tths early
b.fi csfthea ne wofm
The daily gazette., 1879-12-27

WINTER IN PARIs.-This has been
one Of the most remarkable winters
Its eccentricities has, so far, astonished
the sardnts Of the weather, IN Europe as
well as in our own cherished country.
Here in the north it has been mild, but
in the south and southwest severe. But
in Paris it seems to have been IN ore ter
rible. In letter dated in that city
Dec. 10th, Mrs. Lucy II. Hooper, gives
. very instructive and interesting ac-
count Of the great annoyance, distress
and loss of life the cold has caused
"For, after Tall, what would this So
called "terrible s,orm" be considered
at home-a foot and half of snow on
the level, cold ten degrees above zero,
and the usual concomii ants of snow
heaps on the roadw ays, of slippery pave
ments, and of chOked gutter? Just
average winter weather-nothing more.
But il is tar other vie in Paris. Here
winter usually c, mes as a gloomy but
by no means a severe visitor, powder.
ing the house-tops occasionally with a
light fall of snow, deluging tn, world
with chilly rain from grey, dismal SIX es
and doing little in the way of fog oc
casionally, but never sha ply, bilterl
cold. So the unlucky Parislans are b,
no means prepared for the present stat
of things. Imagin inc our ordinary win
ter weather in a land where furnace
fires are rare, and where fuel is use
economically, even by those who ar
well-to- do in the world where i'll fittin
doors and windows let in the sharp al
rows OF the frost at innumerable or,
vices; where the women of the low,
dlasses wear 10 bornets and the men
the lower classes no overcoats, whel
iood is hin and innutritious and Il
blood, in consequence, has no resisti
power to oppose to the in ursions of t
cold. ouly wish that the advocates
the @slhriic open fireplace and opp
nents OF the useful fun ce uld S
the chill misery endured in this actual
bitter weather by those who try to he
The daily gazette., 1879-12-27
Maine Republicans Cessure
blaine and Hanslin.

A correspondent of the New York
Herald writing from Augusta, Decem-
ber 26th, says:
"Many influential Republicans In this
city deprecate the Bangor riot of yester-
day, aud say that they do not propose to
set themselves up as mask behind
which Blaine and Hamlin may speak.
They assert with considerable vehem-
ence that Blaine has started the rebel
lion by inaugurating, at the expense of
the Republican State Committee, the
series of indignation meetings at which
such loud and open threats were made
against The State authorities, and Of ap-
pealing TO force of arms to wrest the
State House from the legally constituted
authorities there in possession, aud that
if any fighting is TO be done Blame and
his stalwart associates must do 1t. Dem
ocrats generally are satisfied that the
outbreak bas come, and that 1t was
started and led onward by Blaine aud
Hamlin's foremost stalwart, Charles A.
Boutelle."
| The Standard says:
"The news fiom Bangor Is simply as
founding. Notwithstanding the ipcen-
diary appeals to the passions Of men all
over the State, reasonable utterances
and threats of angry, evil disposed per-
sons to rebel against the regular consti
tuled authorities of the State, few mel
we're prepared for an actual outbreak a
this time, and they can hardly realize
now that treason actually exists in oul
good OLD STATE, and has actually deveI
oped itself in overt acts. But such !!
the facts. Unexpected and unwelcom,
as these ar they must be met and deal
with all the same. We advise calm All,
deliberate consideration and action II
the premises; but there must be Il,
yielding TO mobs, no halting in giving
firm and determined support to the au
thorlties in snppressing insurrection
Public order must be preserved at al
hazards, and all good citizens, withou
distinction OF party should come forwar
and lend their influence for tie pre-. ervs
t'on of the dignity and peace OF the STATE
| The only vision nov Is TO be betwee
p loyalists and rebels. viii you stand o
the side of the government or the rebe
lion?"
The daily gazette., 1879-12-27

. good-sized apartment with handful
of sticks. For the Parisians are really
suffering, and not only the poorer class
es, but those OF good social position and
comfortable incomes. They are actually
dying OF the cold, not by freesing to
death, but by congestions Of the brain,
brought on BY the state Of the temper
ature. Among the victims from this
cause is numbered Nine. Louis Figuier,
the wife of the celebrated author ii the
World Before the Deluge, and herself .
writer of some eminence.
And the other consequences Of this
state Of the weather, ii less tragic are
none the less annoying. As have be-
fore stated, locomotion has become ex-
cessively difficult. The snow does not
pack down, as with US, into solid sur
face, but remains deep, powdery mass,
into which wheels and legs sink alike.
1t is no unusual sight to see heavily
laden wagons, abandoned, stranded In
the middle Of the street. Some of the
theatres actually closed the night aftel
the storm, for sheer lack Of audiences. "
The daily gazette., 1879-12-27
Maine Incendidrv RevOiu-
ttOuiSfs.
From the N. Y. Herald, Dec, %.

From the N. Y. Herald, Dec, %.
1t was full time to send forth this cry
Of "Haltw There has been narrow es-
cape from bloodshed in the streets OF
Bangor. The Governor, In the exercise
Of an authority which undoubtedly be-
longs To him, ordered . transfer Of arms
from the Bangor Arsenal to Augusta.
The arms were loaded upon wagons TO
be conveyed to the railway station, and
while the teams were passing through
the streets of Bangor they were stopped
by Republican mob, and the officer in
charge, to avoid bloodshed, sent back
the arms TO the arsenal and hastened to
the State capital to report the proceed
| ings to the Governor. II is high time
that public feeling should be quieted
and the supremacy of law restored. 1t
is all important for the Republicans to
keep the law on their side in this angry
and bitter contest. If they put it in the
power of their opponents to brand them
as incendiary revolutionists they will be
fatally weakened.
The machinery for canvassing votes in
Maine is bad and ought to be amended.
1t is unwise to make the Governor of
the State member of the Canvassing
Board. 1t is a great mistake to have no
intermediate body Of canvassers between
the towns and wards which furnish the
original returns and the canvassers at
the State capital. We manage things
better in New York. Our boards OF
county canvassers have to bear the
brunt of the counting, and the work is
so distributed that it is not In the power
of any one body seriously to interfere
with the intentions of the voters. No
Assembly district passes county lines
and the primd tdcie title of members o
Assembly to seats is derived from the
Board Of County Canvassers, the Sat,
canvassers having nothing to do with th.
votes for the lower branch Of the Legis-
lature. Under this system there can b
no wholesale injustice. The votes fC
Senators are indeed examined by IL,
State Board Of Canvassers, because tn
Senate districts extend beyond the limit
of counties; but all the substantial par
! of the work Is nevertheless done by tn
county canvassers. The State Boar
merely sends up the returns receive,
J from the county seats. Under such
5 system there can be only isolated case
of false declaration Of results, and tn
. main body of TIE Legislature Away
. consists at the outset of members whor
the people intended to elect.
/ ONES CHANCES of LTFE.-Th
a follwing 81 one of these well authenti.
,, Gated tables in use among London asst
= rance companies, showing the averag
= enth of lie at various ages. In the fri
st column we have the pre,ent ages of pei
:. sons of average health, and in the secon
'e column we are enabled to peep, as
It were, behind the scenes of an assurant
r Office and gether from their table IL
a number of Yeas they will give us
d live. This table has been the result
s, careful calculation, and seldom prove
c. misleading. OF course, sudden an
|, premature deaths, as we'll as lives III
~ usually extended, occasionally occu
te but this is table Of the average e
n pertency of life of an average man
e. woman:
The daily gazette., 1879-12-27
EeIsTER's oRpr,
REGISTERS ORR,

hSisrkks OFFIcr
Upon the appllc.,,on ~, Dec, 10 In
E.qr Admlnlstrator" ., M Charlie. A
county. d"c,d ,d,n,hgton !, HundrY,dan
the Resistsr II !, roered p and a In
said Give no,,shs sths Adm lnis, ,aifect
n The aMsac,na'ni,n,iration asc,a upon ena",thlngdL
bv esn.,;n y; WIN the date Of rrs .ns ssla
fn,,ns. fn isrly days from IL. % Be
ths Tn, ~ s'A oi the mos, mo lqmAle d
sne Oouhty OF New Cas,lpp pusllc pll1
~ ohs having demands fequlnr
t.1 70 present the SANE ssalnst IN
Act 81 Assembly IN smc OF abide
PROVIDED. And also cana uoa case msdI
inserted within the sa,ns sac the sarns|
,WiimiDgton GAZETTE period d
iished In Wilmington "a hewspapsr
tnerein three weeks 10 q "a !" b sont}
0iven under Inc
L.s. Once OF the Rev,iAnd .,e nAnd and p
---' New Castle, In Ssw .ei aforesa|
aforesaid, the day and year T tSas,le q
o. :. BiGds, asrl''
An .. NOIlCF,
al persons having claim.
Estate OF the deceased mn., ss.ln
same, duly attested to The u,. as preseI
on or before December is iu..nnihlsli i..n
the Act OF Assembly in NV, a,S, al
and provided !" such case
Aoaress' CHARLES b, LORE
Adlninislf.,ol
des72 swsod. 7U2 MarkeI M
Wllmlny,anY
The daily gazette., 1879-12-27
TO PHI 7 StClA N 8
AND
CONSUMERS OF
COD LIVER OIL.

knowing from experience the dissatis.
faction 81 often attending the dispensins
OF many of the cm ulsions in the market |
would call your attention to some of the
features OF the emulsion which / have pr..
pare and dispensed for years with an
varying satisfaction. The on used IL the
finest Norwegian and the most scrupu-
lous care is exercised In the choice of all
material ami In every detail of its manu-.
faeture. BY careful manipulation this
EN- ulsion is made with the smallest DOS
siDle amount OF gum, and by the very mi
mute dlvisisn OF the oil giobuies Is render
cd very fluid and perfectly pai, table.
Each tablespoonful contains 90 er cent.
Of OIL and grains of Hy pophosphite II
Lime. samples wi be gladly firnishei
70 All rnysicians who may desire Them
Put up In pint bottles, price 81. Mann
fAstured and sold wholesale and retail b,
W. K. WILLIAMS,
DRUGGIST,
l2-0 Ninth and Market Sis.
The daily gazette., 1879-12-27

Our readers will easily gather from the
above tabulated statement the number
OF years 10 which ihelr lives, according
to the law Of averages, may resonaoly y
be expected to per's
Bdzdr.
The daily gazette., 1879-12-27
LleclS.2t
PATEN

obta,ned for new inyen',rorSses % ,roaSesais
0Oroxemepts in old ones, i, Sa,tends
PPaten! business lIess prSHRRp1Tl' THRpT HHAvEl
REtSlECTED III s may siili; innnposite IN ,
natented by us. Being opddln Pa in RI
paIsiiSS ppaaiIssISESs EXCLUSlvaE,Lnaan INN III
a,ye Duei naients in less time ine,naIon aS a
cure Ut Ismote from Wasn,a'KIs ,1,a'Is Ki In a
nnt,n,s III is, with the Patent oll,oddl model ol
,vs wmeh make search IN the th,,,,v pn,eff free 4
advise as 10 its pate "a a,nniisl, pr1
aanarrrespondence confi1eih,iss HIS Pan
and NJ CHARGE uNhH
| OBTAINED. postmaster'Gss||
MmKEY, Rev. r. y, % waInd espel
the q. j. Patent Once, an in the u
Sm1 u1,r cSlienlsin S every s,aie i ereeIlersncsl eI
Eai tn canada. For special f'
aavice. &c, address SNOW 4
o,no,,te Patent Office W"
| laeI3-dtf. --------
The daily gazette., 1879-12-27
REGISTERS ORDER,
REGisTkR's OFPIcE.

New Castle county, Dec. ii ID
Upon the application OF Hen
Brady, Administrator Of Jane B.
late oil ChristiAna Hundred, In said
y, deceased, IL Is ordered and directed
Register that the Administrator sfoN
give notice of the granting OF
OF Administration upon the estate
deceased, with the date OF granting
of, by causing advertisements 10 be
Ell within forty days from the dat. of|
letters, In six Of the most public plaj
the county OF New Castle, reorIlrI
persons having demands against n
tate to present the same or abide
act OF Assembly IN such case mad
provided. Aud also cause the sand
inst rt'd within the same period
WILMISGToS GAztrTE,a newspap(
ished In Wilmington, AMI to be q
ued therein three weeks, cod.
,, Given unier The hand au
IL. =. OF Office OF the Register sfol
t~~) at New Castle, In New
county, aforesaid, the day and year
written. \. G. BIuGs. Regi(
NOTICE.
All persons having claims agal1
| estate OF the deceased must presel
| same duly attested to the Adminie
| on or before Dec. llth. lso0, or sbl<
act OF Assembl! In such case MAJ
provided. HENRY Il BRA
Adminisl1
| Address. Chesapeake City. Nd.
decl2-Sweod.
The daily gazette., 1879-12-27
noe REGIsTER NOTICE.

YOTICE-The annual meeting ~ the
~ 'routhern Union Association" for
the Detection OF Horse Thieves and the
Recovery OF stolen Property, will be held
a. the Lyceum Hall. in New Garden
Township, on saturday, the ~ b Inst. at
O'clock, p. IN. 4. l.. J. BALDWIN.
decl8-tms Secretary.
The daily gazette., 1879-12-27
5000 REWARD.

pOnA REWARD.
0ZUU Was stolen on the night OF Dec.
4, ls7s from the subscriber, living In Hook
essin, Del, IN New Castle county, = guam
coal =. dry go, ds boots, shoes and notions.
Any person who shall give Information
that viii lead To the arrest and conviction
Of the thief or thieves shall receive Finy
Dollars reward.
D. W. CHANDLER. owner.
A further reward OF one Hu drsd and
Fifty Dollars viii be paid by the southern
UnIon Association, ior the recovery of
stolen property, &c. To ans person who
shalt detect the Tn lef, so that he shall be
brought to conviction.
ISAAC W, FLINN,
decl3- eod6t. Treasurer.
The daily gazette., 1879-12-27
10 the Public !!
The undersigned having a large as
sortment OF

FIRsT-CLASS FURNITURE,
VIII offer to the citizens OF Wilmington.
Inducements heretofore not offered by
any dealer in the same line OF goods. 1
will sell parlor Il bedroom suits al prices
Is per can't lower than manufacturer q
prices and all other ki DIS OF furniture at
rates equally low. | am determined 10
sell those souds and persons desiring oar
gains will tind 1t to their advantage TO
give me y call, before purchasing else
where. 4, Nj. OGLE, 6v9 Marx ct ST.,
Auctioneer.
secondhand furniture bought and sold.
The daily gazette., 1879-12-27
n Office TO BONDHOLDERs.-

NJ Office TO BONDHOLDERS.-B BY
IN virtue of an act oil the u, neraI Ass. M
bly,, passed at Dover, February p, 1877,
hereby give notice to holders Of Delaware
state Bonds that shall attend at the
Philadelphia National Bank, In the city
of Philadelphia, during the business
hours that bank, on the three first secu =
lar days OF January, 1850, prepared TO re-
deem and pay OIL ali the bonds from No.
Z78 to 80, both inclusive, of tho denumi.
nation OF one thousand dollars each, OF
the ssue of the Bonds OF the Slate OF
Delaware, under date of Janu lst 1865;
and that from and after the said nrst day
OF January, lSSO, the interest on said
bonds will cease.
ROBERT j. REYNOLDS,
State Treasurer.
ONCE of State Treasurer, Dover, Della
are. November lst 1879. nvl-dSiA WIN
The daily gazette., 1879-12-27
RE0lsrER ORDEx
REGIsTER's OFFICE
New Castle r.

nkSlsIkR's OFFICE.
Upon the application Of wr~.
Conaughey and Alexapder Wihuan
mimislrators OF David Mct,a,"",.pn
OF wilmington Hundred in ausaeJ
deceased, II IL ordered and di ras,i ,a,l cl
Register that the Administra,,eecClea
give notice ni granting Of I,v,s Is,,s'oi s'oi
ministration, upon the e,,.,on
ceased. with the date of grant,, r o Y
by causing advertisements Is ~ 70
within frty days from The 1s,s ss
Letters In six Of the most unhiic y
the county Of New Castle u ra" pls
persons having demands ayslaiu,n
tAte 10 present the same. or slfs.
Act OF Assembly In such case sV,Se ,os,
provided; and also cause tne .a,s anaa
inserted within the same nsr'Na ae
W1LMINGToS GAZETTE. a nev,n .mu
iished In Wilmington. and IN tsP
ued therein three weeks. ie n a. a. "
L. y. of Once Of % The K,yissa, t,y .sna .sa suj
~'at New Castle. In Nss s'5
County Aforesaid, the da y and ye",
wiitteh. S. c. bIGGS, K,r1
The daily gazette., 1879-12-27

$a2Qo 81! 2S?!: ::: ;$s y; i;;;:
To S50. Address Z; 4. N. Z. seF'
Rankers, ss Wall ss' ="
The daily gazette., 1879-12-27
NOTICE.

All persons having claims ay,l,
estate OF The deceased, must pre.ed
same, duly attesLed 10 the Admins,
on or before Dec. lO, 1880. or abide NJ
OF Assembly In such case made snd
vided. WILLIAM McCuSATsHpJ
ALEXANDER WILSON
- ~ Adminlstrs1
The daily gazette., 1879-12-27

n Office,

IN WILMINGTON. October /, 1879.
The Wilmington Savings Fund Society
hereby give notice that on and after Janu-
airy |, 1885, Interest Will be allowed on
deposits at FIVE (3) PER CENT. per annum.
BY order OF the Board.
J. ERNEST SMITH,
ocl-3m. Treasurer
The daily gazette., 1879-12-27
St. Louis, Hannibal and Keokuk
RAILROAD COMPANY,
First Mortgage 2 Per Cent, Bonds,

DUE 1917
issued at sl2,0OO per mile OF completed
road $4,000 cash per mile already paid In
on stock subscriptions and expended in
construction,
Principal and interest payable in New
York, coupons April aud October.
We offer a balance OF $500, ,OVj OF these
boods AT 30 and interest, Teserving the
right to advance price without notice, and
recommend them as a safe investment.
AMERMAN d BURWELL, Bankers,
dec6 I'm. No. lb Broad street, New York.