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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1881-09-13

OXFORD, ss:-At Court Of Probate held ut
Paris, within and for the county OF oxford, on
the third Tuesday OF August, A. u. 1851.
I'm the petition OF SETH w. FIFE ofFryeburg
pointed administrator with the will annexed on
the estate Of Mehtasle Webster late OF Brown.
field, In said County, deceased: The executor OF
said estate having deceased,
Ordered, That the said Petitioner give notice
to all persons Interested by causing copy Of this
order TO be published three weeks SUCCESSFULLY 10
the Oxford Democrat printed at Paris, that they
may appear at . Probate Court to be held at Parfs
In said County on the third Tuesday Of Sept next
at o'clock IN the forenoon and show cause II any
they have against the same.
Atrue eopy-attest: a. G. DAVIS, Register.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1881-09-13

he has been duly appointed BY the Hon. Judge OF
Probate for the County Of Oxford and assumed
the trust Of Executor Of the estate Of
HOSEA AUSTIN late of Dix1eld
In said County deceased by giving bond AZ the lav
directs; he therefore requests al persons Indebted
70 the estate Of said deceased 70 make Immediate
payment, and those who have any demands there.
on to exhibit the aAme 70
LAMONT C. wILLOUGHBY.
Au9uat IA lSQI
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1881-09-13
Animal Meeting

AnnuaI Mect1ng.
YDHE Annual Meeting Of the Oxford County
Il p. Of III. Mutual Fire Insurance Company,
viii be held at Grange Hall, South Paris, on
wednesday, the 26th day OF september, at one
O'Clock, D. N. A full attendance is desired.
{. II. GEORGE, Secretary.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1881-09-13

DY studyin the Science Of Lie or 49,,
Id Preservation. IL IL not only els Gu.
and perfect treatise on Manhood. ENhau.el ,,srs
ity, Nervous and Physical "ebiliiy' ssua.irs!
Decline In Man, ETC., but II contains obe n.s,-rr
and twenty-five prescriptor 'or =, we AZ
30 proved by the author, whose en- creme, he
years 10 such a. probably never before yea ',,e.
lot OF any physician. II contafs ~ *
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bellished with the very Burst sIeei IS Use
guaranteed 10 be q finer iwoIk in syeiy =, a.,
mechanical, literary or proiesslona. - g' u,
other work refailed Ia this country Tor q 81 b.
the money will be refunded. Price only ~ ne
mail. Gold Medal awarded the Au.hO, al.
National Medical Association. Illu',ia
ple sent on receipt OF ak cents. Send now
Address PEABODY MEDICAL ~ R,.,.I
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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1881-09-13
| WHITES GlIxlRI

THE Subscriber hereby gives public notice that
che has been duly appointed by the Hon. Judge OF
Probate for the County Of Oxford, and assumed
The trust Of Execufrix OF the estate OF
DARIUS p. DUTCH late OF Brown6eld
In said County, deceased, by giving bond a. the
Law directs: she therefore requests all persons
who are indebted to the estate Of said deceased TO
make immediate payment; and those who have
any demands thereon, to exhibit the same 70
SUSAN b. DUTCH.
july 10 1881.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1881-01-07
A Sharks Mouth.

The shark $ mouth is one of the most
formidable means of destruction |
know Of among animals anywhere. 1t
is on the under side Of the head, some
distance back Of the end Of the snout,
and creScent-shaped. The teeth are
in three to seven close, crcscentric
parallel rows, the largest and oldest
ones in front, the smaller ones behind
that is, farther inside the mouth.
Some sharks have more than BOO Of
these teeth. They are three-corncrcd,
exceedingly thin and sharp pointed
and in some cases have saw edges
When the mouth is wide open they
stand erect, and almost protrude from
the lips, but when il is closed they lie
down flat, out Of the way When those
in the front row wear out or break off,
the next row behind il gradually push
ed forward to take their place. The
shark thus has reserves Of teeth which
operated by the tough and exceedingly
muscular mechanism Of the Jaws, are
able to bite through anything, especial
~ since the bite is nearly always nc
companied by rolling or wrenching
movement which causes the teeth 70
act like saw, and thus cut through
the quicker For some Of the larger
sharks in the south seas, 1t would only
be moderate mouthful to take half q
mans body in, and clip him off at the
waist. Nevertheless, | believe fewer
person. have lost their lives by sharks
than We generally suppose, though
many narrow escapes are constantly
happeuing.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1881-01-07

are to bring about only this one result
that the Kulikova field. the Kounsia
place, should become historical for the
youths SO dear and 50 necessary tc
Russia. | see plainly that il Is impos'
sible to let things go as they are 80,
ing now
I'm order 10 put an end to this bloody
struggle. to bring about 4 better order
Of things, and to save many comrades
from dreadful fate, have made
mn NV mind to resort 70 the most NV.
full means, the mere idea IL which
makes my blood bound in my veins
and the hot tears bedew my face. |
have concluded To bring TO light our
organization. TO tell the government
everything | know and thus put aside
those horrible prosecutions and eNecu-
tions which threaten my comrades, and
dreadful reaction that Expresses
the whole country. My last and
greatest wish is that the gov
eminent should revoke all the repreS-
Siye measures; and to bring about this
result there is only one means left Ia
us-to pacify the government by prov
ing to it that the terrorist faction is not
so strong rs 70 need such extraordinari-
ly severe measures for It's humiliation.
am sure that only the government 5
ignorance Of the real forces Of the ter
roristS caused i To resort 10 these eN-
IRENE measures cannot believe that
it resorts with Il light heart to the exc.
cutions for il must he aware that no
gibbets and no hayonetS can stop II po-
litical movement. At alleventS firm
~ believe the government Will appreci-
ate my good intentions, and will lem
iently treat my comrades, the actors III
the sud events, in which, however they
took part under the influence Of their
civil convictions, and into which they
were never led by any selfish interest.
After this prologue Goldenherg de
tailed the murderer the Prince krapot-
kin, the conspiracy against the car,
the construction Of the three mines 10
blow up the imperial train, and the
nihiIist organization. He gave the
names of all his comrades duplicating
them in different crimes tioldenherg
himself did not live long enough to he
tried. lie died in the pctropaulovsky
fort in July, three months before the
trial of his comradse. Naturally these
were stupetied ut learning That Golden
berg had made such II confession. They
were brave enough not to deny their
guilt; but they most decidedly refused
to follow his example. and they fought
hard i'll order to bring to light the cir
cumstances Of his death. Two Of them
declared that he had been reduced to
insanity. The military court, however.
positively refused to touch that subject.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1881-01-07
Before and After,

This is il year before marriage, He
is making her call. He is at the
front door ringing for her. He has
been thinking all day of her. These
are his boots newly BACKED, his collar
spotless, his form ditto outside, his
gloves drawn on for the first time, his
hair newly parted and oiled, his face
newly shaven, his heart palpitates for
her, his nerves are nervous for her, he
fears she may be out or that her pa
rents may object, or, worse than that,
some other fellow may be there with
her The door opens She is there and
alone. He is happy.
This Is II year after marriage. lie is
ringing at the door. His face is I'M
shayen, his collar much worn, his boots
unblacked, his hair unbrushed. He
rings again i'll exactly ten seconds. He
gives the bell strong, petulant pull.
He is thinking of her He is grum-
bling that she doesn't answer il sooner.
lie has not all day been thinking of
her. He has gone farther, maybe, and
Jared worse. Now she opens il. He
pushes past her and remarks, Takes
you forever to answer that bell" His
unbrushcd boots sound sullcnly rs he
ascends the s.airs. She follows meek
ly after. He thrashes into the room
and round the house and sings out,
isn't dinner ready yet2' She bids
him be patient but moment. But he
won't Because dinner isn't ready
within one minute after he gets home.
Because this is the one year after mar
riagc Because the bloom is of the
rye, the down rubbed from the peach,
and various other considerations. Be
cause it's the way of the world. of man,
Of matrimony . Tempora! Q Morcs.
Q Matrimony.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1881-01-07
lie Wants 70 Reform.

Gilhooly met defeated candidate
vino / a chronic politician, ana sought
u console him, SAYING
You ought to be glad you are
beaten, for nov you can drop polite.
and go into some legitimate business. "
i VA. thinking Of that, sighed the
candidate iii could only yet credit
enough ! should like 70 engage in mer-
camille pursuits, and fail for - cent. on
the dollar That would set me lp in
public estimation Confession .Naa
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1881-01-07

ted to do good, A being so gentle and
yet So virtuous, SANDER might wound,
but could not dishonor. Even death,
when he tore her from the arms of her
husband, could but transport herta the
bosom Of her God"
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1881-01-07

Tie London Worh Justly says that
Lord Beaconsfeldis 9Endymi0n' and
Mr Tennyson's new volume of poetry
arc the cIcarest indications we have yet
lad 81 the literary exhaustion and the
intellectual decadencc 81 two Of the
most distinguished men ofthe epoch.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1881-01-07
The Virtues Of Buttermilk.

Few people know, snys writer in the
C0uHtry Gentleman, tho value Of butter.
milk. A proper and constant use OF
buttermilk will entirely cure the con.
slant craving for stimulnnts 10 which
many persons, from long use, have ha-
bituatcd themselves. Have il handy,
and when the appetite says whisky or
other stmulant, drink half u tumbler
Of butterniilk; the craving desire will
he satisfied, and the stomach will be
much benefited and strengthened, in.
stead Of weakened. There are very
many good effects from Il free use OF
buttermilk. II alone will often cure
sour stomach, and permanently. The
lnctie acid needed by many persons, is
supplied by buttermilk much more
largely than by any other known food
or beverage tine vital and important
use Of buttermilk il the prevention OF
yalyular Justification Of the valves Of
the heart from which, in this country,
80 many persons die. especially old
persons. There are many other pc
culiar so-called heartdiseases which
Tactic acid, If partaken Of freely, pre-
vents. The so-called iluttering or pal
pitation Of the heart, consequent upon
a disordered, dyspeptic stomach, can
be entirely removed By a free use OF
buttermilk.
.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1881-01-07

Mis- Stone, OF New York, whom Gov
ernor.elect Porter, Of Indiana, will soon
marry, is wealthy lady, who has d
summer residence AZ Chataqua lake.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1881-01-15
ForgeIruIness of PeopIe.

We would not, by enticing headlines and
other devices lead YOU into reading Of the
virtues possessed by Pierce's Celebrated
Medicines were il not that we are aware Of
the forgetiulneSs Of people, and that must
be our excuse, dear reader, for again telling
vou that DR.. Pierce's Golden Medical Dis
coyery Is without an equal a. a blood-puri-
fer. It cures all hume from the common
blotch. pimple CT eruption, to the worst
scrofula. fever sore or ulcer. DIR. Pierce's
Pellets are pleasant but efficient cathartic.
Sold by druggists
st. Cloud House. Chicago, H., Jan. 20, ~.
Hon. r. V. Pierce, ". D.:
Dear Doctor have been using your Col
den Medical Discovery and Pellets for liver
complaint and general debility. 1t is i'm
possible To express the gratitude feel. 1t
is,imply wonderful the ciiec, your medicines
have had upon me. am in every way
thousand per cent better. / am, yours
gratefully. i. &. DAVIDSON.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1881-01-15
The lfahone Manifesto.

Mahone. Of Virginia, spreads himself in
a five column political manifesto in the
Richmond HIg. The readjuster defeat
lss. November he ascribes 20 the separation
Of the debt question from Federal politics
bv the undcr democrats, combined with
the encouragement by them of straight
republican ticket to effect a readjuster dis
comf.urc. This "dextcrous encouragement
of funder rcrubiicani>m" gave to bour-
bonism' its apparent victory while the
kindly offices" of the latter furnished its
UNEXPECTED numerical stren,h" to the for
msr. An unholy alliance this-if Malone
NAV be believed! These two forces" pre-
tended antagonists but real ricnds'-will,
We are told, come up smiling TO the fray
next Fall. But mo- matter what contend
iug forces may be in the field, under what
or how many gaiscs fanderism may seek its
fake. whether IL shall wear the garbof boar-
bonism or of grip-sack repu5licanism, or Of
both. there is only needed that readjusters
should stand firm TO command the-ituati0n.
He claim, that but for the readjuster par
Is the take. Of the people would long ago
have been doubled to pay SKIP cent inter
as. ON the whole fraudulent principal of the
funding bin of 1871" The readjuster
party. he saws has a platform of princi-
Pies applicable 10 the debt and kindred
questions, and Is committed to a specific
policy in dealing with them" The oppo-
ueuts of rcadjust-rs sre invited to come out
with the same b3ldncSS, and if they have
ans other guarantee of their regard for the
interests Of Virginia than the democracy
whichco-opera,es with grip-sack repubhcan-
ism 20 show it byQroclaimingit. Heasks.
DO men gather grapes of thoru', or figs Of
thi>Les9" lie promises, in the nameof the
readuster,. a final settlement of the debt,
restoration Of the public credit, the over
throw OF race preiUdices, removal of causes
torscctaual contentious. she liberalization
and equalization OF thclaws and the encour-
a-ement of immigration 20 the state Gen.
Malone has since issued another manifesto
&C ten columns.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1881-01-15
T4SHTNGroY LETTER.
CoRgress again. Political Gossip. Mr.
BlainSs Opportunity General hahone

CoRqress Again. Political Gossip. Mr..
Biainss Opportunity. General Malone.
Washington, D. c., January s, 1881.
Congress re-assembled on "Wednesday,
with barely quorum in the lower house
Many members who were IN the city dld not
go to the Capitol, on account OF the sub
merged and sleety condition OF the streets
and sidewalks. On Thursday, the House
passed the army appropriation blli, anu
commenced an active discussion oil the inter
State commerce bill; the remainder OF the
week was chiefly occupied in discussion OF
a bill for refunding the public debt.
Considering the weather ana the smali
number in attendance the House has made
a good beginning. aud if this legislative ac-
tiyitv can be prolonged, much may yet be
accomplished in the remaining nifty days oil
the present Congress.
Jndge Woods has been formally sworn in
and has taken his seat on the supreme
bench. Senator David Davis, formerly OF
the Supreme Court. is expected 70 Introduce
bill to-day retiring Justice Hunt, and it's
thought this bill viii meet strong opposition
from Senator Conkling, who Will do all he
can to prevent the present administration
making any more appointments 10 the SUI
preme bench. If a vacancy shall appear
before the 9Th of March, II Is well understood
that Senator EdmunGs, of Vermont, Will be
appointed 10 fill IT,
With the return of Congress 10 the Capt.
tai. gossip rs 70 the coming administration,
the cabinet and policy, has been revived. II
a general beliefsignifies anything, Mr.. Blaine
will be made Secretary of State, with power
more nearly analogous t0the like distinction
i'm Europe. than has been enjoyed by any
premier since Seward. What Mr.. B.aine's
policy will be may be easily predicted by
those who are acquainted with ms antece-
dents in both houses Of Congress and on the
stump. He will. no doubt. make an effort
To re-conQuer for the United States her
reacetul prestige on the seas and, with an
accordant Congress, his effort in this dlrec-
ton cannot be without success. It's certain
that AS leader of the Cabinet Mr.. Blalne'S
ambition will have opportunities such rs he
has not possessed since he was Speaker of
the House and il viii not be remarkable If
he brings to the next Republican nominat-
inc convention those delegates from the late
slave states who were alone wanting TO make
him the staadari-bcarer in thc late contest.
General Mahone's much-talkCd-of mani
feSto has proved in effect iasco, since 1t
ha, failed to throw light upon the only ques-
t:onin which his political personality has
any signifcance-the organization OF the
: .natc.
TIKI, is the season. in Washington, Of re-
ceptions, hop, and every variety O.. social
dissipation but the business of enjoying
ones self in the ways approved hy fashion
was never before Waged uad,r such unpro-
piti0us heavens. Streets. avenues and side
walks are covered with Snow and Zee orSnb-
merged in s.ush.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1881-01-15

The inaugural address If Mayor Grace, Of
New York. is quiet, thoughtful document,
wherein he sounds the note Of efficiency and
economy in the new management OF metro
pol,an affair
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1881-01-15

six successive 'sassinger' sentences IN
single summary " exclaims an impertinln,
Young critic in burst of ALTERATION and
disgust abiding TO theneishborhood items
I'm last weeks issue. "Wha, Is this Shep-
herlst0Wn made of anyway
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1881-01-15
The wcst rug:nia Senatorial Election

Their, seems to be a coatts, III this State
about the election If Senator 90 succeed
the prcscu- Incumbent, Nr. Hereford, whose
term Is soon To expire. OF course. Mr.. H.,
Ike most Of the incumbcnt- of that high
position. would prefer % be his own success
Sor. But the coast does not seem 10 be en-
tirrlv clear To him Mcs,rs Camden ant
Mathews appear to be his principal conf
petitors. vs.! lie some half dozen other gen
ilcmen are named as possible candidates,
who may b. entered. and one of whom may
bear off the Senatorial prize.
Among the latter, W. see mentioned the
name OF our friend and counyman, Hon.
Alexander r. Rsslcr, than whom more
re,pec;able candidate could not be found
I'm tina, position. Mr.. Botclcr would be orna-
mental. - well rs useful. lie was dis
t,nruisLCd member of the old Congress;
having gifts Is "a speaker that would grace
the Senate. and place him high upon the
roll of tAl. body. where questions are often
settled bv parliamentary eioquencc. OF
classic taste great culture antcNlIlsite uf-
5lni.y. DE could not iii. 60 take high rank.
and wicd great influence IN behalf Of his
~.a.'.
Nir Bo.-l,r. a. aa old Wing still adhcres
81 h.~ lormr political faith respecting the
tariff and internal Improvements and Las
been deroting his latter wears u the WORK
of material development and internal im-
provcnent. II we AaI any voice IN the
election. OF any influence with the members
of the ciecting body we should exert them
i'm behalf oi thc man wlo we kaow % Doe
cminentiy qualified ior the office of Senator
Of the United S;atcs-Ly-ijVg !lrgilia7-
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1881-01-15
CHARLEST0WN ACADEMY.

WILLIAM II. KABLE, \. NJ, Principal.
r. DAVENPORT gibson, Liccntiaie Uniyer-
sity Of Virginia. Assistant
THE next session opens september sth A
rrcnarltorv -honl .3r Clllcg, or I University
We'll equipped Tor instruction in the Schemes.
For catalogue giving coure ~ study. with ies-
timoniais and references, apply 70 the Principal
july 81 l-ep
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1881-01-15

Malone % Virginia gives the state debt
in 81 at SSl. 10000. OF this original bur
den the realju>ter,, Dc says Will take two
,hiris As the debt OF Virginia leaving once
tbiri Sl0,6o0,o00 to West Virginia. Thank
Won. Nr. Nah0nc
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1881-01-15
.EdminisfrafOr's Notice.

THE undersigned having qlalinel e. Aaillii-
is--e-o- with the vii annexed. ~ Cafha-
-ine Beatty. deceased hereby give notice 70 al
ue-sens indebted O the estate II the deceased
II make prompt payment. and all having
claims arainst the same viii present. them pro-
per.v authenticated for settlement
WILLIAM Z BEATTY.
Admir- with VII annexed
Jan SIT
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1881-01-15
DirideHd Notice.

Charles-own. ". Va. Dec =. lss9.
THE President and Directors ~ thc Iirsi
i National Bank Of Jefferson. arc larirstoHn
have thu day declared 81 Dividend % % PER
cent. on thr stock Of SAID Bank oni % i-c
,,,S- SIX months PAYABLE % Stockholders on
and after January 5. l,sl
SAMUEL HOWELL
Jan. E. II l-s-lef-
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1881-01-15

Ge- Nathan Cor Jr- L. =. disr.c, st-
t--rer to-W--- Eircinia. las be-u nomira--
el a.l c.-fruci a~ S,crc,ar, ot the Navv
ri-e Thompson. resigned: and w..-i-i>sa.t.
bs continue as such unjerthe mex, admin
is,-l-o1. G.- Gof Nir-maa log birth.
wa colonel g Gle Sri Virginia u-imu, 'p
IL Union AMY and rose o the rrk of
bri-aiie7 s,aeal serving under HAYES
throughout t.c chen undivided State. In
~ hcw Was appointed l.. = district attorney
f.r tai, Sa,, by President Grant, boo Doe
aa fr Congress m tAc l>t disuic, against
AI- Wilson. aaJ ia 16 or Governor against
NJ Mai'h,ns meeting defeat both Times
Fra &c b.-t ,mr, as d..uiet attorney WAS
renewed Sguatorpavu quot.l s. sowing
fat.hr n.v s..res i.nrh',aud popular
i... ..i.a. .,..H.w re.d of lhc
IA. tmuf a. bre to.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1881-01-15

The sovereign will of rcpu56can Michi-
gan has been recorded and Conser, the
Whilom loot Uora of the House. viii trans
fer his rcverbcratins tones % the stately
precincts of the Senate.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1881-01-15

WE have = limited amount Of per cent. god
w Jefferson County, West Virgins Byuds
for sale al 90 cents We recommend them a.
first class Investment
Blk. JAMESON 4 CO, BANKERS,
SD and Chestnut Street
Philadelphia, Penusyivsuia.
Serf & lc70-ff
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1881-01-15

It Docs smack OF Tantalu, toread just now
Of the Southern Caliornians eating straw
berries ujcreamand enjoying the Fragrance
Of yiolets, tuba roses and other blooms
which gem their garden swards. Couidat
Ncuuor be go, I'D Of somehow, or Is Hazen
playcd out2
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1881-01-15
Pirate Boarding.

NTRS. SUSAN Maxwell f. prepared ~
vi ac,,mnoiate Boardcrs ~ her residence
7al-I.it. the Post Ofiice. Location desirable.
rooms comfortable, &c. For te-ns apply %
person or by letter.
l.rn-nra ls-I
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1881-01-15

The appointment Of Gen. Nathan Gotf,
of this State As Secretary of the Navy, was
sent 70 the Senate last week and immediate
" confirmed by unanimous vote. He has
entered upon the duties of his Office. The
appointment gives general satisfaction
Gen. Goff IS a gentleman of fine abilities and
of great personal worth and popularity.
There are four persons in the present
House of Delegates who were members of
the last
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1881-01-15
Bank Notice.

EuRsr Na.ional Bank Of JefEer,an e Caar..s-
4 town.
The REGULAR Annual Meeting az tie STOCK
hollers or tbs Bank ~ &c election oi Dfer-
t,-s u-ili hs held a. f. Bauk-I- Hoa-e o. ~
second Tuesi1y i1 Janu4ry. i,sl
fAML HOWELL.
December u. lss1 Cashier