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The sun., 1880-02-01

Mr.. Theodore Ruth an importer OF foreign
goods, and wellknown resident Ot Clifton, Staten
Island, yesterday taken to the Bioomngdaic Asylum
for the Insane Mr. Ruth for time past has suffered
gtcatly lie finally became violent that hI> family
found II not safe TO i've with Lin. Some time ago
his wlc much surprised 10 hnl grcat quNut!ty Oi
goods amounln. IN value 10 about ~ ~ delivered at her
rcsIdI nee She subsequently LEANED that the gOuUs
purchased hy her husband III Sew York, but lie
could remember nothing about the Transaction
The sun., 1880-02-01

Charles n. jacobson. n Grpco- Roman wrestler.
was held in 500 bail IN the jefferson Market Court
crday 10 give his WIFE Julia NJ jacobson Of Ia East
1854 street, whom he had abandoned 81 week toward
her support Jacobson is knOwn on the variety stage
Charc. REYNOLDS His wife avcrrcl that he had
coivtd 5000 from her since their marriage nine months
ago, which was all the money she had She also nc.
cuscd him Of taking her bracelets and giving them to
woman with whom he was living at lO3 West Twenty
third street jacobson gave his average wee KY earn.
ings throughout the year AS from 81 to $40
The sun., 1880-02-01

PARIS. Jan. 30-M. Loyson tPere Hyacinthel
has asked the Preect Of the Department OF the Seine v
grant him the of the Church Of tile Assumption In the
Rue St. Honore at occupied by the Polish Contra
ternv. Mr. Loyson pleads that his present church IL
unsuitable hcin- too small ard too high rented and hat
irec from superstition aud inqaticsn His applicatioa
will certainly be refused. his community couples
actiy the position the Protestant free churcleA
which provide their cdifccs and pay their pas
Ors
The sun., 1880-02-01
THE LATEST OLD WORLD NEWS.
Anniversary of the Cars Coronation.

ST. PETERSBURG. Jan. 31.-The municipality Of
this city has prepared programme in connection with
the celebration Of the twenty fifth anniversary Of the
Cars accession 10 the throne II includes The
uon Of address to the Car. with album containing
sketches events in ST. Prtersburg offer priZc OF
81 $50 for the best historical St Peter the
opening nj twenty new schools. AMI the di-rhutiop
to the public o the principal events that
have occurred during the Cars rciis
The Empress of Russia left Cannes Yesterday afternoon
and is expected to arrive in ST. Peter sburg Monday oi
Tuesday next
The sun., 1880-02-01

Mr.. Robert c. Brown. who was the Repub.
lican candidate for erd at the last county election
died yesterday at his home in MHnhatanytlc, lie waI
old resident OF the Seventh ward and in politics was
FIRST Wing and then a Rrpul cau. nnd was Tor many
years member OF the RcPub!can Central Committee.
lie never held public office lie about - ef
age, and was plumber by ayOcHtiOn lie was n
spicu"us member the Volunteer Fire Department ana,
asfOrcman OF Engine Company No S ran the lrst steam
fire engine in in this city,
The sun., 1880-02-01
Fata, Fight between Hrother-.

WALTON, KY. Jan. 9l.-A fatal cutting afrray
between William L. and BENJAMIN Vest. brothers, &C.
Cured three miles south OF that place to-day. The
trouble grew out OF division OF property by their father
Thomas Ncst before the war, by which he gave to
william his share IN slaves and personal Chnttns and to
BENJAMIN a part ownership in the homestead The
emancipation came and Williams property vanished
II reported to Benjamin tHt his brother
niTug with their iatlCr to oust INN from the prop
crtY, and ho accused william u doing The lie
givcn knives were drawn and they began cutIing at
each other ~ the presence OF their lahrr VIII" Nalny
tried to stop them BENJAMIN turned to lv. and reached
n"ghnring fence, where he WAS overtahcn and stabbed
iAAILn I'm Ihnh I'M
The sun., 1880-02-01
Substantial sympathy for Fireman McGanney.

Edward McGafrney, for many years attached
to Fire Engine Company 80, and member of the Fire
Department since its organization suffered injuries to
his ewes about wear ago while duty NJ rc which
rcsuhrd in blindness The Board Ere Commissioners
gave hlm pension OF S'pl annually ami Subscription
by mcnh"rS Ot the department has resulted IN mud
u S4sl232 for his benefit one of the foremost laorurs
in tins William r Allen Il, AL clerk in the office oi
ChIct Bates. Fireman McGahney's old company con,
tr, ptnfg
The sun., 1880-02-01
Sentence Of Russian Robbers.

ODESSA Jan. 31.-The persons charged with
the robbery Of 81 25 90 from the Government Rcceiv.
ers once Chcrson. South Russia. June have been
tried by Three Of the prisoners wcr sen.
fenced 10 fifteen wears Imprisonment with hard labor,
ami the woman who originated the scheme robbery
was senicnced toinprs"nment for life with hard labor
Two II the accused acquitted, Ii Is
posed the robbery was committed to aid the Nihlisa
The sun., 1880-02-01

Mr. James j COogan, New Yorks greatest furniture
dealer, gives nOtce elsewhere that lie las purchased
Robert q Gregg Co.'S entire stock, which ned tour
Bowrry stores aud that he is repaired to sell ohea
than ever His stnck embraces rythng the
nturr line and his price, wod be runOus 70 any other
dealer. His imInensc establishments l2l l23, 1876, and
l27 Buwcry. Grahd It Is stored top bot.
tom with all kinds OF FURNITURE and his terms are among
the VIost lAyoraLIe known TO the tTade,-AdH
The sun., 1880-02-01

LONDON. Jan. .-RoEarding the reported
remarks of tho Clarewitch to some Polish magnaes
that he should he glad TO their glorious crowu
&c the ST reter.hur- G,. again that negntis
tons for the establishment of an independent pois King.
dom under Prince RAdLwill have hrcn uisuc >,uliy
nat IpN ineu
The sun., 1880-02-01

LONDON. Jan. 3l.-A rich landowner. neaI
Barcelona, his wife, three daughters son. aud tive
women servants have all been found murdered in teiS
hCds The deed was apparently don" witt, hatchee
The house was ransaCkvd swIuchcri aud his i've
sons have been arrested charged with the crime.
The sun., 1880-02-01

LONDON, Jan. 31.-A despatch from Rome 10
the Standard says THE accounts from Terra d Lavoro
Naples continue to be terrible. The population o seven
teen esrccilly afflicted numbers D. P2 Ter.
OF this number 81 $40 hiu been ntRc hr hv fever
W 10 the litl ol December last. OF whom 5u2s died.
This fever means famine. The Government aid is noa
suilcIputN
The sun., 1880-02-01
a William. Collrge Student Arrcstcd.

NORTH ADAMS. Mass. Jan. al. w. Gurev
member OF the senior class OF Williams College, ami son
Of prominent merchant Of Troy, y Y arrested
dhv for adultery with the vie OF North Adams cIuErn
II l. alleged tn be case OF lnckmal involving the cause
OF the recent attempt to burn Tho college building.
The sun., 1880-02-01
Los. of a steamer with Thirteen Lives.

LONDON. Jan. 3l.-The steamer Bcngore.
laden with coal from Pcnarth for Gibraltar fouuhcred
when two days from port Thirteen of her crew were
drowned. SIN were saved A violent storm has ragged
ia the Mediterranean for two days past and disasters q
al u
The sun., 1880-02-01

Al the Academy. Feb. q coating Of diamonds pure
crystal surface These llumphiCNs's Partisan ia.
monds, aud are for sale only az llumphrcysS jcwyry
store, $40 BrORiwAy corner u l4t Il, New YORK Their
lustrs i. perpetual Tile Circlct OF Gems describes
them, Mailed tree,
lie has no ABcntS-Afr.
The sun., 1880-02-01
Another Man with Fractured skull In n Cell

found James Lacy dresser. in stupor the
sidewalk IN Howard street, Friday night lie took
Lacy 10 Police Headquarters TINS morning Lncy was
found unconscious in his cell Police Surgeon Reed
Thought Lacy Had an crilop'e nt 'ur.nnlHced ny ere
hul, ami had MIN removed 10 ST. BhllhbdS Hospital,
where It discovered that Lacy ssku was fractured
LICNs SISTER AYERS that Policeman Nossbackcr struck
her brother with club but the policeman denies IL
The sun., 1880-02-01

"My baby was weak and puny, Victor Baby Food has
made u strong ami healilly Il Is g"lning flesh every
day" Another says "Notlug that have given my chlld
seems dut So much good the Victor BnlS Food II
positively screams Tor II when It sees the bottle '-Ais
The sun., 1880-02-01

Should order quantity of the Glycerinc Lotion,
SHpuuu!r.' II cures throat and EOursenyss
Quchly At all drugsists-4dc,
The sun., 1880-02-01

imported Ivy Victor F.. Maugcr PctTic can hc taken
without taste or waste In American Star Soft CapsuleA
Tin Dox, blue wrapper-Ad.
The sun., 1880-02-01

JenISins's Self Raising Flour.
The only brand that contains Phosphate Of Lime-Aip
The sun., 1880-02-01

The Victor Baby Food.
Best Substitute lor mothers milk .5e. AL iruggisA
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Hanging baskets and vases add
very much to the effect of decora-
ted window. For baskets. the fol-
lowing are some Of the best plants :;
Dracoenas, Centaureas, Ferns, Oxa-
lis, etc., for upright growth, and
Vincas, Maurandia, Lobelia, Ohio
ma, Indian strawberry, Saxifraga,
Tradescantia, Or wandering Jew for
dropping vines:
Climbing vines are Indispensable
to increase the charm of window
gardening, OF those that may be
grown entirely in the shade, are En-
glish and German Ivies, and Lygo-
diam Scandens, or Chinese climb
ing fern.
For situations more exposed to
the sunlight, Cobea, Passion flower
Madeira, Ipomia, Smilax. LophOS
permum, and some of the more com
mon annual vines grown from seed.
Bolbs OF Hyacinths, Crocuses,
Tulips, etc. planted in pots singly
or in masses in the window bOx,are
very satisfactory plants, requiring
very little care
Soil suitable for most house
plants may be made of fourth
good garden soil, one-fourth leaf
mold, one-fourth sand, thoroughly
mixed. Constant attention must
be given to keep the plants free from
insects, but if the first that appear
are destroyed, the task will not be
so difficult. The safest, and perhaps
the best way to get rid Of them Is
to brush them off upon paper with
soft, dry brush and then destry
them. s. l. NJ
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South Bound
North Bound. y

Mail, Southwark, connects at Cord 0nsflle, WITH
Ches. * Ohio K. X. East and West. AZ LyLcA
burg. connects witt Atlantic, Miss. ONO X Il.
through Southwest Virginia, to .'ashyille. N,~
Orleans, Memphis, Little kocA and Iexas-and O..
Danyine with Richmond Danvlle Il. Il to s0u'A
ana Southwest.
Express southwark connects at Gordonsy.lio g.
all points on Ches & ohio and at DaDNiAc, Tor
all points South East aud South.
MINED TRAINS for Maine Line leave AcNau-
dria daily, except sunday, 900 a m aud al 8
aud returning arrive at Alexandril 90 IN and
IS p IN.
M and Alexandria - III daily, except SUNDAY,
arrive at Strasburg at II 5 "a, connecting with
the Valley Road last and West. Leave Stlaso1rB
81 III, arriving at Alexandria az 40 p m.
MIXED TRAIN FOR MANASSAS DIVISION
leaves Alexandria Tuesday, Thursday and SatNf-
day, at = ~ a IN, and Returns Monday "Wednesday
and Friday, at 4s p m.
For Middleburg, daily connection at PAINS s.a'
ton.
For WAkkENION, leave Washington at 10 q
m, and M every Monday and saturday. Ac-
cOmmodatlon train Will leave NarreLton every
Monday, Thursday and Saturday at 10 10 a. H.,
and arrive in Alexandria at l. 80 ,. Ia. and
| Washington 1T II So p. N.
| All trains make good connections, at Washing
| ton, to and from North and West.
| New Orleans sleeper leaves " Washington at I III
a IN running through without change.
| Parlor Car will leave Washington for White
Sulphur daily, except sunday at ~ a. N.
! On Express train, leaving Washington at -
D IN, Marks Adjustable Reclining Chair Car, Vita
extra charge only 81, through 10 Danyille, CON
Meeting to all South.
! Pullman Sleepingng Car from Philadelphia 10
White sulphur Springs without change.
Pullman Sleepinn Cars between Washington
and Augusta, Ga. without change, on 10 40 train.
| Through tickets very low to tue south aud
Southwest,
Feb. z5,-tf. MERCER SLAUGHTER G I. a.
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this reason it is always best to use
small pots otherwise there will be a
fac growth OF foliage and no flow
crs.
If the plants arc to be lifted from
the''garden it should be done before
they are poisoned and blighted by
frosty nights Those that have
grown and bloomed we'll during the
summer should be cut back severe
ly, before or directly after taking
up: the roots will bear gentle hand
ling, 1t scarcely pays to keep old
geraniums tor house culture. Young
plants look and bloom better, and
the others can be safely wintered
II the cellar, if desirable.
a two or three year old hello.
trope will bloom better than a
young one. Those intended for
the house should not be bedded out.
If one must be moved from the bor-
der great care should be taken in
transplanting as they are extremely
impatient of handling. A cloudy
day directly after rain is best for
this work, but if the earth is very
dry the plants to be moved should
be drenchcd with water at night by
morning they will be in good condi-
ton.
First cut out all weak shoots and
awkward branches and trim the
rest back severely until the plant is
neat and we'll proportional. Leave
sufficient soil undisturbcd around
the roots to about fill the pot tc
which it is to be transferred ; then
dig away the dirt outside of this
circle. The plant will be left stand
ing upright in a ball of earth; by
slipping the trowel underneath this
it can be moved without disturbing
the roots. The usual plan Of digging
towards the roots answers for many
things which are not particularly
sensitive, but with heliotrOpc, rose
geranium, mignonette and some
others, it frequently results in com
plcte failure whereas by following
the other method the change can be
effected without even the shedding
of the leaves.
Wash the pots thoroughly before
using; put some broken pottery in
the bottom Of each one to secure
good drainage and some bits Of
charcoal to keep the soil sweet
Sift the soil and be sure to have ii
good and rich but not heavy and
close. In that case it should be
mixed with sand and leaf mold to
make it light and porous, a box
of prepared earth should be stored
in the cellar for use during the win
4o,
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nT1VTl bushes now before the public. You
mpnsy faster at work tor
hHN ! us than a. anything else Capital not
UlJU | required. We will start you. si2a
day and upwards made at home by the industrious
Men, women, boys and girls wanted everywhere
10 work for us. Now is the time. You can de-
vote your whole time to the work, or only your
snare moments No other business will pay You
nearly as we'll. 10 one willing to work can fail to
make enormous pay by engaging at once. costly
making money easily and homo rably. Address
TRUE K Co, Portland, Maine. July lily
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EAST BOUND.

No , ATo;1L Leave Huntington daily, except
NO' Mail sunday, The No. , train lcay-
ing Huntington on saturday lies over at White
sulphur from 3 50 a. m. Sunday till 9 90 @. m
Monday. Connects closely at ,Gordonsyille ioi
Washington with chair car from White sulphur
to Washington.
Virginia Midland Mail from Danyille and /, nch
burg coonects closely with 20. for kichmoud
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NETHANY ClLLEBE VTST VIRGINIA.

Will begin its Fortieth Session Monday, Septem1
her 27. 1850. 1t has $50 alumni, and Is annually
adding TO the educated workers in our wide heids
a greater number than all other colleges compin-
ed. Throughout its career, Bethany College has
n,,rnoses 10 which II was dedicated by its great
and good founder, Alexander Campbell Its only
change has been to enlarge and increaee the worK.
both in scope and efficiency, and 80 to meet the
growing demands Of the age. It has three hegu'
lar CouYses-Tbo Classical, the Scientific and the
Ministerial: and Special Professional Courses in
in Engineering, Practical Physics and Chemistry,
with ample training in the use OF instruments ana
Apparatus, both in Field work and the Laoorato-
ry. ,n .. -oos-
enable terms and every facility afforded the stu
dent to economics both as to time and expense, IN
the accomplishment Of his aducatlon, FOL par
ticulars send for catalogue to y: X. PENDL
TON. pres. July DIST. 3mo.
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SOUTH.

No 6Ss willruus Mondays. wednedays and Fri
days onIy. No. $40 runs Sundays, Tuesdays, Thurs
daysani Saturdays only. No. go runs Mon days
wednesdays, aud Fridays only. All othet uAlhs
burs with trains from aud to Alexandria. No. 6lO
dimes at Mt Jackson.
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w c. YIRG. MIDLAND * GREAT $. u. r.
w. JOHN ). BARBOUR, Receiver.
On aud after SUNDAY, July IS, losu, PASSED. gers
rains Will run as follows;
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IMPORTANT
To Cousumpt1VGS

AGentlenan having been so fortunate as to
cure his son Of Consumption in its worst strgesl
after being given up to die by the most celebrated
nhrsicisns, desires to make known the cure
(which proves successful In every case) TO those
us.ssnmrtion and ali Affections Of the Throat
a Lungs and will send the Recipe, free Oh
AZ 90 10 All who desire 1t, II they will forwara
s sssSress 10 DANIEL ADEE, Yor
AZ aSch s1-rno 81 Liberty S., New
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No. 63I runs Tuesdays Thursdays and satur-
DAYS only No. 653 runs daily. All other trains
daily except sunday. No. Cos connects at stras-
bnrS with trains from and to Alexandria. No. 6e5
dimes at Mt. Jackson.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1880-10-13

In order to place THE WEEKLY
GAZETTE within the reach of all who
desire sound political information, all
the news, and interesting miscella-
neous reading matter, it will be fur
nished until December /, 1880 to
single subscribers or clubs, post
paid, for TWENTY-FIVE CENTS,
and until the 4th of March, 1881,
postpaid, to single subscribers or
clubs, FIFTY CENTS. Clubs raised
in the various election districts will
greatly aid the cause of reform and
help to secure the election OF lians
cock and English. This is the way to
circulate the documents.
ADDRESS
THE GAZETTE,
BALTIMORE.
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NJ Aooo leaves Richmond dail7.
NO. D Accom- except sunday, at $50 p
NJ, and arrives at Gordonsyile at Tsp, VI. oi
Saturdays only will run to Staunton, arriving at
10 Is 2. u.
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Millinery Goods.

MRS. HUGHES would inform the ladies Of
Woodstock and vicinity, that has lust returned
from Baltimore with large and carefully selected
took of goods, embracing
HATS AND BONNETS
in all the latest styles, and at all prices full
line Of Satins, silks, GauzeI- Ribbons, Flowers.
Feathers. and all the trimmings used in millinery,
Also full stock of crayats,
VELS, RUCHING S,&C.
Friday and Saturday will be opening days. The
ladies are invited TO call as some Of the latest
STYLES of hats and bonuets will be trimmed for in
spection.
Hats altered and retrimmed. All work at
moderate prices and on short notice.
Respectfully,
Mayl9-tf. mis-. r. C. HUG HES
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SCHEDULE FERRY 4 VALLEY BRANCH
- IL. ~ %. II AZ.
Taking Effect May 23. 1850
NORTH.
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No. 81 Mixed Leaves c Chariot s daily
VI. on arrival of Virginia Midland Mail from
Danvine and Lynchburg and arrives at william
sons at IL a. VI.
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Standard Fertilizers.
LEATHER

---.Os--
thave on hand at the Woodstock Tannery,
good stock Of well tanned and carefully finished
AND KIP 5 K n 5
for sal. at lowest cash prices Call on or address
me at Woodstock, Va.
ug. l1,-im, mum WI
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No. 4 Express e; B { ca5 p Fl S' s
p NJ daily, and is due at huntington to connect
with No. Express which runs daily to Richmond
Connects closely at Charlottesville Tor Lynchburg
and Danyille. Connects closely a. Gordons,ille
for Washington with Pullman Sleeper from
White Sulphur to Philadelphia.
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Aug. Esd, 1850.
CHESAPEAKE az OHIO IL. as
Passenger Trains run and Connects as follows
WEST BOUND.

No. Express Cons conu Soy al Tpnnsa
with Steamers for Portsmouth, Maysyille and
Cincinnati Connects closely at Gordonsyille for
Lynchburg.
Virginia Midland Express from Washing on
con meets closely at Gordonsyille with No. 3 for
Cincinnati with Pullman sleeper from lhila-
elphia to White Sulphur.
Virginia Midland Express from Danyille and
Lynchburg connects closely at Charlottesville
with No. 3 for huntington
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C1oor;ror Corc On No. from Huntington
rlCCp lllS N"lo to White sulphur, On No.
4 from White sulphur to Richmond.

For Rates, Tickets, time Cards, and any infor-
nation of Route, apply to
JOHN II. WOODWARD,
Ticket Aent, stanton, Va.
co. WAY u. HOWARD, u. z. . 7. 4.
". u. S. DUNN. Ingr. 81 SUIT.
j. Z. DAVE, southern Agent.
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Slaenin0 Core On No. from Richmond
ClCepluS OdlS to Coyington. On No.
from Aldersons to huntington.
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NO. II MlAcu cept sunday, at 40 AN,
Connects at Charlottesville with " Mail for
Ivnchburg and Danyile and is connected with at
Gordonsyille by Virginia Midland Nail from
Washington, and arrives at Richmond AZ % III.
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So Is6.sss IA

we respectfully call attention 30 cur
facilities for doing every kind OF legitimate Bank
ing Business, aud solicit accouRts of Merchants,
Manufacturers, Banks and Bankers, Farmers, and
all doing business in our line
We give advice In detail of all credits, and
acknowledge promptly all letters and will furnish
private teleg-aphic code to correspondents,
when requested.
shipments OF Gold and silver Bullion
will have special care and prompt returns.
Being Connected by Telephone with all the
principal warehouses and the Produce Exchange we
keep thoroughly posted IN the Wheat Grain and
Flour market, and prepaf ed at all times to make
loans on Flour, Wheat and Barley, and other APP
proved Merchandise in Warehouse.
Investments Made on Commission, and
special attention given to the negotiation Of
rstcass loans Of Cities counties and other CORPORA
tons.
we Euy and Sell Bills of Exchange on
the Principal Cities in the UNITED STATES, ENGLAND,
FRANCE and GERMANY.
Collections made and prompt returns rem
dered at market rates OF exchange.
Telegrapliic Transfers made with NEW YORK,
BOSTON, CHICAGO and the principal cities OF the
| United States, also cable transfer to Europe
Letters OF Credit and CONNER ial Cred.
Its issued on the principal cities OF the UNITED
STATES and EUROPE
Loans made on Good CoIIaferaIs or An.
| proved Names. GOOD Business Notes and Drafts
discounted at lowest market rates.
Deposits received, subject to Check
without notice.
National, state. City End County Bonds
| and Warrants, and other Securities bought and
| sold
Banking is a Business that should be reeip-
roealy beneficial to borrower and lender
Favor and Benevoience are not the attri-
| butes OF good Banking. Strict justice and rigid
performance OF contracts are its proper foundation.
A Ga0d Banker is ore who takes better care
| II other peoples money than his own.
A Prudent and Conservative Course Is
one Of the first principles of successful Banking.
| This will be our policy.
Yours, very respectfully,
X. III. Mcdonald, President
S. 9. MURPHY, Cashier. o9-3m3pSW