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Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1882-11-03
GARRARD COUNTY

"A good many farmers are still sowing
wheat in this section; large acreage will
be sown this Fall
We we're blessed with a nice rain last
Tuesday evening, which was very sccepta.
Bile, a. il WAS getting unusually dry in these
parts
A good deal Of sickness has been pre-
vailing in this village recently. Among the
number We will mention the following who
have been confined 10 their beds with
something like mAlarial fever: Miss Nan.
ME Slavin, Jno. Il. Parks, G. $. Campbell
Samuel Warnicutt and VIM. Wearen.
-Jno. II. Wearen has proven himself 10
be- the boss sweet potato raiser in this sec
ton. lie dug some Of the finest ones lssi
week we ever beheld, several Of them
would weigh from to pounds. We re-
turn our sincere thanks for basket full oil
them. We can vouch for their superior
excellence.
&C. S. Campbell desires TO say to your
Lancaster reporter that az soon as he gets
well he will visit the Copper Creek pike
and see about the loose tiger on that road
lie says that all the loose tigers, bears, ii.
ons, panthers or any other dangerous ami
mails can not Keep him off that road now
lie thinks he will be like Daniel Of old
that he will be amply protected by the AL
mighty power Of God as he is going that
road in good cause.
-PERsoHAL-B. +. Slaven and family
have recently returned from Texas, after 8
years sojourn in that State. lie will move
10 his farm the lat Of next year. j. War
rem Slaven has also returned. Miss AIMS
Goodloe Of Lancaster is visiting friends
here Mrs Mag. Gormley and Miss Jen
ME Buchanan Of Crab Orchard, were visit
ing friends in this vicinity last week. A
certain Young farmer here, says he hopes
Miss Jennie will return again soon, for hi
enjoyed 30 many nice horseback rides with
her; but he hopes TO have a better saddle
horse when she returns. Jno. w. Boat
right and family left last Tuesday for Mis-
souri,, 10 make that State their future home
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Near Mccormaeks chunh


Farmers are about done sowing wheat
in this vicinity.
Rev. J. q. Montgomery LEFT on satur.
day TO begin protracted meeting at Mid
dleburg.
Mr.. w. wigham is busily engaged in
ornamenting and improving his farm, he
has recently purchased near Moreland's
Clark Cash bought Of John Beck 40
barrels Of corn at 81 % to be delivered thi'
week. Mr.. =. W. and I'd. Carter bought
Of Mr. Mcdonald pair Of work horses
for $3.50
The meeting closed on Sunday night.
The good that was done only eternity can
reveal The good sisters collected money
enough 10 buy Bro. Collier an overcoat and
presented Il 10 him on the eve Of his depart
ure at the close Of the meeting.
One Of our neighbors was very much
frightened the other day by seeing buggy
dash by at such a rapid rate as 10 warrant
the superstition that the horse was runninl
away. but on inquiry il was found that II
was Elder J. q. Montgomery testing his
new buggy.
Mrs. Wigham is quite sick, her sister
Miss Sue Mc(iinnis il with her. Miss Mol
lie Royalty handsome and popular yolnl
school teacher Of Middleburg, is visiting a
her grandfather, Mr. y. Hughes. Mr.
Gabe Lackey is visiting friends here
Misses Maggie and Jennie Hooker were the
guests Of Mrs I'D. Carter the latter part oil
Last week. Miss Matte Pruett Of Perry
Vile, IL with her cousin, Miss Allie Hub
BILE. Bye the bye, Miss Allie passed too
near horpe the other day and received =
violent kick. She was more scared thar
hurt, however She thinks il would be Al
easy 10 die any other way az to be scared
10 death. Miss JEFF Davis Rossell, our
pretty little neighborhood belle, has re
turned home from n visit TO Goresburg
Mrs BETTE Mckinney arrived home Mon
day. from a visit 10 her sister, Mrs. Phelp
Of Madison. who is quite I'LL.
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NOTICE 7

Notice IS hereby given that the undersigned per-
sons have associated themselves together and orm-
ell a corporation under the name Of the Huston
File Mil Company" Thenames Of the corpora
tors are rs hereto subscribed The principal place
Of business Of said corporation Is In Hustonville
Lincoln county, Ky. The business Of the cosp0ra-
ton Is TO carry on a FIGURING Mil, run by steam
end do all business generally done at such Mills.
The capital stock Is eight thousand dollars, divid
ed into shares Of one hundred dollars each; one
half thereof paid and residue 10 be paid In INSTALL
menis Of not exceeding20 per cent Of the residue
on call Of the Board Of Directors and after at least
twenty days notice 10 the stockholders, failure Of
notice 10 stockholders 10 b. no excuse 10 a stock
holder duly notified. The corporation Is 10 COM
mence The 2lst day Of October, 1882 md coutin-
ne for twenty-five years from that date. The af-
fairs OF the corporation will be conducted by seven
Directors who are TO appoint one Of their number
President aud Treasurer, and one Of their number,
-ecretary, and an election for Directors is TO be
held each year at the principal place of business,
on the iirst Monday In November, except the first
election for Directors which Is 90 be held on the
2lst day Of October 1882. The highest amount Of
Indebtedness, direct or contingent. 10 which the
corporation may az any time he subjected is four
thousand dOllais Private property o; the stock
holders Is aud IL 10 he exempt from the debts of
said corporation. This 2lst day Of Octoser. 1882.
W. +. CARPENTER, J. X. BAUaHMAN
JACOB COZATT, I'll. ROBINSON,
n. s. POWELL, SAMUEL REID,
NJ. W. ROSE, GEORGE w. RIFE.
S9-4t
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LaHO. STOCK AND cR0P.

-WASTED.-A No. milk COW and calf
will pay the cash. J. ID. Price, Stanford, KY.
w. II. Miller sold the Spraggins farm
Of ll2 acres near Turnersville, to +. NJ.
Flenner, Of Butler, o.. for S37 80.
John Met calfe has sold his Boyle
county farm Of 100 acres, advertised in this
paper, TO Samuel johnson for $50 per acre.
Mr. James Crow gathered this year
from AS acres Of land 23l bushels Of Orch
ard Grass Seed and two months later cut
rs large stacks OF hay from the same land.
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TUESDAY, NOV. IlGh, 1852.

Al the Court House door In stanford KY, expose
40 sale 10 the highest and best bidder, the Frame
C.rrlsge shop aud the Lot on which II Is situated
on the North side Of Main street Ia sisniYid, ahu
ault. on the East by lot OWN. Daugherty, on the
south BY Main street and West BY the lot Of w.
Wallaoe-the property Of J. Is, and NJ. g. Dennis
The sale wlll 10 made 10 enforce a mor'fase On
snid properly for 5000, with per cent, Interest
from Jan. 2s 81 until paid, and the costs Of TINS
action. 49,,
months A bond iOr the purchase price payable
10 Commissioner, with approved security, bearing
interest al the rate OF per cent, per Annum foin
chaser aud a lieu will be retained ioI teeatliY Of
same u. n. HILL. H..
1884 special Colnr.
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HHIIIIMr0V Mrs. Kate Dudderar,
mlI IHfHV Lancaster street,
WIILLIItLllI Stanford, Kentucky ,

Is daily receiving new and he uiiful Millinery
Goods of every deseriptlon-evef ything Of the ai-
est tyles and no lady Who intends buying any
thing In her line should fail 10 call her Prices
as low the lowest. She j. thankful Dor past M
yrs and hopes Tor their continuance Mrs. MoIhe
Myers has charge Of the Mantua- Making depari-
ment which IL ~ ilicent guarantee that her Gus
TONERS will and no cause Tor complaint soft
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well improved MOUNTAIN FARM, contain
ing ONE HUNDRED ACRES. with good dwelling
house aud all necessary Outbuildings and Orchard,
in Garrard county. KY, six miles from Crab Orch
ard will be sold cheap on easy terms, as the own
err is about TO engage In other business. Apply ON
the premises or by letter TO
ss-2m GEO. PATrEN, Crab Orchard, Ky.
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TnE Rink opens tonight, to which all
the ladies are invited and the management
with his comDliite, will consider them his
guest, and zee that they have good time.
Gentlemen will be assessed the small sum
aud they too are cordially invited,
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CANNED GooDs.-We carry the largest
and most select stock Of canned goods in
the city. and are prepared to offer extra
inducement by dozen or case. California
goods a speciality. McAlister & Bright.
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A JURY has pronounced Mr.. J. IL. Craig
lunatic and he was on Tuesday taken to
the Asylum at Lexington. The disease
has been developing for months and IL il
a very aad Gaze
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HusroSviLLE- Our reporter there sends
the following; X. w. Bradley, an Old oiti-
uen Of this place died this morning Thurs
day). Of cancer. Mr.. y. has been suffer
er Tor several years, and death in his case
must have been welcome relief......C Char
lie Harris ia reported IA getting along IA
vorably, but still very sick.
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NEM ADVERTISEMENTS.
NOTICE TO TAXPAYERS !

You who have not We tied your taxes will saws
costs by settling AT once. as must have the money
Call Al the Court-lionse next Monday, every body
and get your receipt.
.. N. MENEFEE, n. n. a.
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Sale Of Lot in Stanford

LINCoLN CIRCUIT COURT National Bank Of
STAFFORD, PHI, vs.. NJ. G. Dennis, J, Is. Dennis
aud John G, Cooper, Dns., la Equity ana yehh
a. Cooper, PIN. on Cross Petition, vs. NJ, q Dem
mis- aud u b. Dennis, Dfls., In Equity Notice Of
sale. a,
By virture Of judgment Of the Lincoln Circuit
Court. rendered ia the abOye-styled cause, az us
October term, 1882, the undersigned Special Conn
will. on
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JUsr RECEIVED new pickles in bulk,
fresh oat neal, cracked wheat, hominy,
mince meat, Nc McAlister n Bright
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A HANDSOME line OF Bronze Calicoe-
the latest out, just received at J. W. Hay
den's.
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FrRsr CRoP New Orleans Sugar and Mo-
lasees Al McAlister n Braghts.
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TmE largest sale Of real estate that has
occurred in this section for years is that
advertised in this issue to take place at
Crab Orchard on the 18th Of this month.
Col.w. q. welch, as agent, &c, will sell the
entire landed estate Of John Shanks, deceas-
cd, and better chance TO secure valuable
or a comfortable home rarely presents IT,
LII
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JuDoE NJ. II OwsLEY will speak at Lib
erly and on the Rolling Fork next Mon
day.
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NEW BoLrEp MrAL 75cis. per bushel a.
McAlisier& Brights.
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RAILROAD meeting Monday, and as IL
interests everybody, let there be full at
enhance.
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Persons having skates belonging TO the
Rink will please return them to-day.
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FMIsm OYSTERS this Friday evening, at
MoAlister a Brights.
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A LARGE variety Of cook stoves, heating
stoves and CRATES just received by A. Ows-
ley. Low prices.
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SHERIFF MESEFEE Is after the iax.pay-
er- in an "ad" You had better pony up
II you know what's good for yourself
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LLNcOLK COUNTY


tfnO UfNNnfUs
Preaching NJ the baptist Church nexl
Sunday morning and night by Rev. j. VI
Bruce.
w. +. Kennedy smiles over the al.
vent Of daughter on the 3Oth, Clara
Moore.
Doc Dillon Is feeding 40 hogs, az iine
a lot a. can be found any where in this
section.
Mr., Will Higgins, who had a severe
attack OF fever several weeks ago, has re
lapsed and j. now confined 10 HE bed again
Mrs John Edmiston has graced her front
yard with large new pit, which she has
filled with the choicest flowers. Mr.. Nor
ris j. Harris, wife and daughter, Miss lIet.
tie, are quite sick. Mr.. Harris has been
confined TO his bed since January last
Dwight Hardin is doing ss we'll AZ can be
expected with 40 painful an injury. Mrs
G. Wilmore Of Nioholasville, IL visiting
relatives here. Mrs. Jas Carson has gone
for protracted visit to relatives near Mt
Vernon, and London Miss Fannie Coult.
er has returned TO her home in Parksville
II. II. Carson was here this week.
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WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 8, 1882

The following property, viz 20 head Of cattle, 10
III which wilfweigh from 900 10 200 lbs aud are
now leina led, 30 twO-y ear-Old and 20 yearling
staers. SOME OF them extra good milk Cows ana
Calves, No. Mule Colt, some fat Hogs, a iancy
saddle Mare, large lot OF Hay under rooh snout
lo0 shocks OF Corn, 200 shocks Of Fodder, all nay
Earning implements, including Thomas nay
Rake and a good horse wagon HOUSEHOLD and
Kitchen Furniture and various other articles
TERNs-All sums Of SO and under, cash over
that amount a credit TIL January l. ISIS, the pur'
chasers giving bond with approve Cd security neso.
table aud PAYABLE al the First National Bank u
ql,W LOE a. COHEN.
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ANOTHER arrival Of heating stoves at
W. II. Higgins.
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Aihtllf OOUki.-lhe case OF james
Young va the G. S. X r. for one car load
Of tan bark alleged 10 have been lost, re-
suited IN verdict Of $50 and costs against
the X r. Richard shanks for petit larce-
ny was given GO days on the rock pile
There was a hung jury in the case Of A. q.
jenkins Va. Clark Cash, 10 recover posses
sion Of a horse This suit created the sen
sation Of the week Mr. J. w. Alcorn, at
torney for jenkins, made some charges
agains, Cash In his speech, when the latter
jumped up and squeaked out Your a liar,
Sir" In an instant, Mr.. Alcorn had seized
a chair aud was making for his sssailant.
who alec assumed belligerent air, while
Judge Narnon, screamed at the officers to
arrest the parties and put them in Jail.
They we're caught before they 20, together.
when the Judge re-cinded his order re-
handing them to jail aud after delivering a
singing reprimand. 6ned them $50 each
and put them under bonds Of $500 to keep
the peace toward each other for one year
In the meantime Mr. Acorn had cooled
Oh and recognizing the fact that he had
made one statement not sustained by the
facts, he made irieni- with Mr. Cash and
there appearing 10 be some difficulty in his
giving bond a. none Of his friends were IN
town, Mr.. Alcorn very msgnanimously put
his autograph to it,and quiet again reigned
in Warsaw. j. i Fish, w. o. Goodloe
and W. II Reeves were sworn in as attor-
neys in this Court. John Jones, negro, who
Wa charged with stealing n couple Of cows,
was given two years in the penitentiarY in
which 10 learn better manners. W. A.
Walker confessed to stealing a ring from a
party in Hustonville, and jury gave him
one year in the penitentiary. John l..
Cofiman for house breaking also confessed
and got two years. His brother, Fry, in
dicted for the same odense will be tried
ihisA.M The Grand Jury has found Go
indictments and are still in session.
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FULL and complete line Of furniture and
house-funishing goods generally; oil paint
inRs, chromos, frames, nc, may he found at
D X. Wearen's at any time. Prices very
reasonable. Call.
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SALE
A VALUABLE FARM.

1 will offer at public sale TO the highest bidder
before the Court House door In DanVille, ON
MONDAY, NOVEMBER 20, 50,
County Court day. between the hours Of 10 aud
IL o'clock, valuable farm, containing 100 acres
all In grass except 10 acres mas on ~ CONF.
lie dwelling, good ice-house and barn, about i've
acres Il ffuit-apples, pears plums, cherries, Ac,
and eve ne ver-faling springs Of water Is within
~ miles OF Danyille and adlolus the arm OF heu-
Fields tract Terms-One-third cash balance IN =
equal an nual payments, bearing per eest inter,
est nom day OF sale until paid, ana lien retained
on the land for the purchase money. Poses ION
given January 1, 1855. n. Il. DANihsS,
7ei-et Agent
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ESrmEs 10 our corn show will be re.
oeived up to ~ NJ. Monday, Nov. G. Squire
Murphy, who is taking great interest In the
show, sHys that the successful man shall
gain otherwise than the premium, a. he il
hooking Tor the best corn for seed.
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Go TO the Irwin Fronts"

Go TO W II Higgins for meat cutter
butcher knives, sc.
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ID. KLAss has just received a large lot Of
coarse and fine boots, which he will sell
from 81 up. lie always sells cheaper than
any one in town.
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Mn. Il l. EwELL, republican candidate
Tor Congress, will speak here to morrow at
I'm We suppose there will be a demo.
cratic speaker 10 answer him.
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LOCAL MATTERS.

BoRs to the wife Of +. u. Albright, =
sOn.
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THE examining trial Of Fount Tsnkers.
ly, the poisoner Of his wife and child, has
been postponed till the 9th, when IL will
occur nj Lancaster.
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PUBLIC SALE
STOCK, CROP, &C.

will offer az public sale al my farm, on the STAN
ford and Milledgeyilie pike, on
Tuesday, NOVEMBER ~, 1SSS,
Three or four hundred shocks Of Corn In the field,
or 10 stacks Of Hay, % young fat Hogs, Cows and
Calves, 3 or fancy year-old Cattle, some good
yearlings, good 2-horse Wagon, one roekaway,
Plows. Harness, Gear sc, one Buckeye Mower,
10 shares Of stanford SMiledgeyie turnpike stock
some Household and Furniture. Sale commences
at 10 O'Clock. when terms will be given.
sg-Gt DANIEL stage.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
FOR SALE!
Having concluded TO remove to Texas, offer
sale my
Residence a business House

Having concluded to remove to Texas, offer for
sale my
Residence a. business House,
Combined in one, situated In the town Of Crab Or
chart, KY, on Lancaster street The building Is
two and one-half stories high, s0x20 feet and con-
tains la all eight rooms. The store-room is 2ONiO
with counters aud shelving nicelyand properly ar
ranged with all the Outbuldings necessary TO con.
venIence and the taste Of the most fastdious, ana
an abundance OF pure water for drinking ana
Household purposes beautiful shade aud iruit trees
adjoining and Identifying the entire premises, all
I'M A good aud healthy condition. Any one desir-
ing A cheap yet valuable residence, among eley,
er and prosperous people. would do well TO eau
and examine the premises before pure hasing els =
VII JOHN y. STROBE.
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FIRE AT PARKsvILLE.-Ou Our friend Mr.
q. II. Hooker sent US the following yes
terday. At this writing, ~ o'clock, the res
idence Of Mr.. o. p. CoEatt is burning
there being very little wind, il is thought
he will save the l. part We never saw
men use more energy in behalf Of any
man. Mr.. Cozatt being an extremely popular
merchant here is the cause. Most Of the
furniture was saved. Loss supposed to be
about 81 200. The Ere caught from ilue.
Ir has leaked but that in the dark and
dismal back room OF the post Office In
Stanford, a number Of the truly loil" met
during one Of the dark nights Of this week
and laid their heads together as 10 the best
manner Of dispOsing Of he pretty good
sized chunk Of the Hubhell corruption
fund that had been sent here from Wash
ineton. Il was agreed, so ou' information
goes. TO lay low and make stit hunt as il
were. ill election day, and then bay votes
right and left. They are aware that
there is good deal Of purchas'
able material here and they intena to play
the game Of buying il for all Il is worth
This being the state Of the case here v well
"a in the Other cities Of the district, y be-
hooyes the democrats to awake from \heiI
apathy and 20 TO work. OF course they ar'
not expected to compete with he rePulli
can in the purchase Of votes. We have PC
hundred thousand Office holdersto rob fsl
the funds bat we can use our bed endea'
ors 70 get out full vote for the dmoeraei
and We must do H. Let every m'a stanC
10 his post.
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PUBLIC SALE
Stock, Crop, Etc.

Intending 10 move 10 Andersen county, | will
offer Al public sale on the farm where nov reside
in lincoln county, known as the Dillehay place,
miles from Danyille on the hust0nsiis PIKE ON
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A GREAT SALE
-OF
real ESTATE !

As Agent Of the heirs-at-law Of John Shanks,
decd. and Of Shanks buchanan, | will, on
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In tie city Of stanford, in fhe county Of Lincoln
and ate Of Kentucky, has compile will all the
PROVISIONS Of the Revised Statutes Of the United
States required TO he complied with before
citation shall be authorized 10 commence the bust
ness Of banking
Now, therefore, I. John Jay Knox, Comptroller
Of the Currency, do hereby certify that the First
National Bank Of Stsnfprd In the city Of Stamford.
In the county Of Lincoln and State Of Kentucky, "
authorized 10 commence the business OF banking, rs
provided In section ffty-One hundred and sixty
nine Of the Revised Statutes OF the United States
In testimony whereof witness my hand and seal
this 4Ih day OF October, 1882
JOHN JAY KNOX,
mo. ass. Comptroller Of the Currency.
j. :. Hooker, President,
J. W. MCALIsTER, Cashier,
Sj,2m JuIN J. McROBERTs, Asst. Cashte-
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First National Bank.

Treasury DEPARrMEST,
OFFICE or COMPTROLLER OF TIKI CURRENCY. =
WASHINGTON, October I, 1891.
WHEREAS, BY satisfactory evidence pre- sented IA
the undersigned, II has been made TO
appear that the