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PERSONALS.

Judge Ellison IS holding court TIL
week at Macon City.
Rev. T. ]. Wheat and wife returne,
Wednesday evening from Mexico, Mo
II John w. Tinsman visited Kansa
City on business Monday of this week
Mr.. VIM. Hart ST. OF Clay township
spent a portion OF Wednesday in Kinks
vile.
| ]. L. Zigler, Of Liberty, was in tow
Tuesday and gave the GRAPHIC
friendly call.
Geo. Rich, the live and popular
landlord Of Greencastle's leading hotel
spent Tuesday in Kirksville.
Miss Sallie Tate Of Quincy, who has
been visiting friends in this place fol
several days, returned home on Tues.
day afternoon.
S. c. Zigler Of Liberty township has
sold his farm and moved to Sullivan
county. He occupies the Noble place
for the present season.
We understand that J X. Such of
Dakota is in town, but up to the pres
ent writing he has not been visible to
the jot.er of these notes.
E. o. Gates returned Thursday
from Carthage where he has been re-
cuperating and looking at the country
for some time past.
Mr.. C. L. Rice and Mr.. Ben Kerns
returned a few days since from Chi
cago, where they purchased five COWS
and three bulls ofthe celebrated Hol.
slime breed.
Miss Anna Shepherd presldes at
the general delivery of the Kirksville
post office. If we were young and
single nary box rent would we pay
under the present arrangement.
ID. c. Pierce and ]. c. Maynard
have been added to the list of brevet
widowers, their wives being absent in
St. Louis. Mr.. Lew Willard is also in
the same category. Mrs w having
gone to Maryland.
Rev. G. W. Sharp was in attend
ance at the session of the state Sunday |
School convention last week at Spring.
field. The next meeting of the con-
venhon will be in St Louis and prob.
ably the next in Kirksville.
Mr.. ]. M. Mccall returned yester-
day morning from trip out west over
The Q. M. & P. While at Gallatin Mr..
Nc Call paid a visit to "Col." Frank
James who Is waiting tor a "vlndica.
ion'' before a jury of mis- peers. Most
IF our readers will remember Col.
lanes as having at one time been
quite prominently before the public in
with banks and railroads.
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Financial Statement.

On our eighth page will be found the
complete and full Financial Statement
of Adair county, as required by law,
While 1t may not be quite as interest.
ing as chapter of Walter Brownfeld
or "The Hired Girl yet its publica.
ton is quite necessary and it will DO to
look over on a rainy day or to file away
tor future reference.
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Irregular Malls.

Our subscribers at Millard have just
cause to complain. Their GRAPH1cs
are generally one or two days behind
time, and last issue, although, mailed
on Friday, did not reach them till Mon
day or Tuesday of this week. Where
the trouble is we cannot tell; but we
know tits very annoying to the pub
Usher as we'll as our readers.
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Bought In.

Jonas B. Caskey has just purchased
the Magruder Grocery and has gone
into active business again. He is stock
ing up with q full line and invites all
his old friends to call and see him. He
ls going it alone now and proposes to
do first class business. You will find
him at the Magruder stand, 4 doors
south of the Savings Bank.
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FOR lame back, side or chest use ShilOh's
porous plaster. Price Is cents.
SHILOH'S COUGH and Consumption
Cure Is sold by US on guarantee. It cures
consumption.
sHlLOHs vITALIZER is what you ueed
for constipation. loss Of appetite. Dizziness
and 81 symptoms Of Dyspepsia. Price 10
and Is cents per bottle.
GROUP. WHOOP1NG Cough and Bronchi-
tts Immediately relieved by Shiloh's cure
Sold by 7. r Fowler, Kirksville, o.
n34.e "
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New Grocery.

Us. Baker & Co. is the new firm
which succeeds j. B. Larkins in the
grocery business. The store is now
opened out for business with fine line
of groceries, one door west of Groves
Drug store. The many friends of that
popular salesman, Mr.. Jas. Osenbaugh
will find him behind the counter to
wait on customers. Drop IN and see
them.
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Graphic Subscriptions.

The following amounts have been
received on subscriptions for the week
ending Saturday, May 18th.
W. Wallace, soc; D M Walker.
1.5o A. Gamer, 75c; Howard Henry,
Jno. Scobee, $50; w. w. Williams
$50: John Miley, $50; ]. w. Snoop,
$50; A. G. Hildreth, 1850; John
Ward, I.so.
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Sudden Deatn.

Mr. Jonn Settlers an Old citizen
quite well known IN the north part o
this county was found dead in ,hs
timber near his residence in Polk towr
ship, on Friday last. He was ten
ant of the "Street" farm a short dis.
lance west of Sublette. On Friday
morning he went to the timber and got
a load Of fire wood. Returning abou,
nine O'Clock, his team was turned out
to pasture and he left his dwelling with
out any remark, or attracting any par
ticular attention on the part of the fam
lily. Not returning to dinner search was
begun, and at last the nelghbors were
aroused to assist in the search.
The search was continued until
eleven or twelve o'clock at night
when his dead body was found in the
timber. Coroner Waddill was notified
and held an inquest on the body on
Saturday, with the following citizens as
jurors John S. Byrd, S. A. Adams, A.
T. Morrow, T. ]. Lowe. Ira Snyder.
and James Adams. The jury returned
a verdict that in their opinion the de-
ceased came to his death from heart
disease.
We learn that the deceased had sew.
eral years ago suffered from this
disorder and that recently there had
been symptoms ofits return.
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Tie New Rallrsaa.


The surveying party fo- the new
Chicago, Rock Island & Kansas City
railway have completed the survey to
Chillicothe and will at once proceed to
make the survey over the Milan route.
We hope our citizens will not relax
their interests or efforts toward securing
the location. 1t would be a serious
blunder. We learn that some S., 600
have been subscribed so far and that
our committee are in correspondence
with other points along our line. Keep
the ball moving.
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Still On Hand.

John Hannah the popular Grocery
man is going it alone this spring and
his old customers will find him ready
to serve them promptly, and he invites
Is many new ones as choose to come
Room for all and plenty Of goods allow
figures.
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Spring Wsrk.

The tune for spring work is here,
and We desire every farmer to bear IN
mind that We have the largest and beat
assortment of farm implements ever
brought to this market. "A full line
Of Sulkeys, Flows, Cultivators, Rakes,
Harr0ws, Planters, Check Rowers, Drill
Attachments, etc. Do not fail to see
them at LINK & BRAsr1KD's.
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xernal xstes.

The representatives Of the gradua
ting classes for the year 1883 stand a
follows
FOR SCHOLARSHIP.
Four YEAR CLAss.-Mr Avery Mel
son. Summitville, Iowa; Miss NJ. T
Prewitt, Howard Co., Mo.
| THREE YEAR GLASS; MISS Libbit
<. Miller. Kirksville, Mo; Mr.. Robt
E. Johnston, Knox City, Mo.
Two YEAR CLAss.-Mr. w. T. Rag
land, Monroe Co., Mo-; MI. w. D
Grove, Knox Co., Mo.
CHOICE OF THE FACULTY.
THREE YEAR CLAss.--Mr. Robert
W. Barrow, Kinks, lille, Mo. /; Miss Ma.
mic Sharp, Kirksville, Mo.
Two YEAR CLAss.-Mr. ]. A. Riley.
Bushnell, Ill. Miss Ella Evans, Cald-
we'll Co., Mo.
Those chosen by the faculty hold
their position in virtue of being the
ones best calculated to represent the
classes, not only in regard to scholar.
ship, but in power of composition, elo-
quence ofspeech, general knowledge,
teaching ability, etc. These, as we'll as
the ones chosen for scholarship, will
prove able representatives and are in
every way worthy the honors accorded
them.
The popular artist, Parcels" was
out on the football ground again last
Tuesday evening. He failed to make
a complete success of the first photo.
graph of the players. and desired to
make asecond attempt. We trust he
was successful this time. Heproposes,
the first favorable evening, to take al
photograph of the players while engag-
ed in the game. When the photo
graphs are complete the GRAPHIC may
look for comp"
The Phllomathean Society program
will soon be printed.
We are sorry to know that MI. M. |
L. Alexander, a student, was so un-
ortunate on last Saturday as to break
lis collar bone while engaged in a
game Of football. DR.. Cohen set the
actured bone and little "Aleck" is at
crescent doing very well.
Repairs on the Normal were begun
his week. The dirt is being removed
rom the south side of the basement
ooms.
Examinations IN the model depart.
nent this week.
Prof. r. R. Steele will deliver the an
ual address at the Philomathean en-
ertainment, June nth.
The following conversation occur
ed between ]. d. Brown and his little
laughter, Leora, a few weeks since.
"a, what does E-xp.e-c-t-o-r.a-n-t:
pell?" :
Father. "Oh, that word is too long ,
or you, Leora."
Leora. eyes, but want to know,
a."
Father. "Why Leora?"
Leora. $50 will know then what
lie rest Of Miss Jayne's is"
The daily announcement from the
formal rostrum Found, a gold
eeve button on the foot ball ground. 3
nyone losing the same call at the I
ffice." In
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H.GROW

The "Boss Shoe Maker" is prepar-
ed to do all kinds of work in first class
style. Fine sewed shoes and boots
specially. Call and see him when you
want anything in his line. At Kim
near & Eckert's, west side square.
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Flour SteFe.

The Kirxsyille mills have opened out
: Flour Store in tho Coop build
ing, where you can purchase from one
sack TO . car load Of choice family hour,
at mill prices. Fsrmers, mechanics,
and in fact everybody can saye money
BY purchasing Of first hands. Choice
Flour ONLY 800 to e16O psr ssck,
BrsE, Graham Flour aadship stuff Tor
sale.
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PUBLIC SALE.

Public sale will be made of the Brick
Church in Pettis township, known rs
the Pleasant Mound Church. on
SATURDAY, June 10Th 1883.
to the highest bidder, by direction of
the Trustees of said church
no E2t.
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New Buildlng.

Smith & Mcclure are busily putting
IN the foundation Of new building adj
joining their present one on the north
west corner Of the square. 1t WILDE
26 I-2 Z 1903 feet.
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A WHOLE TOWN FOR SALE.

1 AKnown as Cook" or Mcpherson P
o., including a good stock of goods,
Post-office and r. Il Ticket Office, stu.
at. IL miles west of Kirksville, on the
ON. & p. division of the Wabash Ry.
1have cleared $4,000 at this place in
less than two years, selling goods. En-
quire of the Mayor, Postmaster and
Ticket Agent as above. No 1,4w
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A Barnes Check Rover is q necessity
with every first class farmer. For sale
by Link & Bras6eld.
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Ladies' dress goods, every
thing new and at lowest prices
to be found anywhere at Har-
Ian Bros.
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Kirksville is going to vote on a
proposition to build a $4,000 school
house. The proposition should carry;
it will be money very well spent
Unionulk Republican.
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Call on Marley & Floyd 70, KirksYile
Flour. They are selling it at a very
low rate. Every sack warranted to
give good satisfaction. Give it trial.
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Examine our Hats at Baylors.

As you pass by, notice those
splendid show windows and
contents at Harlan Bros
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"THEY SAY"

Never mind what they say, but call
and price our goods before purchasing
anything IN the hardware or imple-
ment line. We mean business.
CARorHKRs & GREEN
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Wall paper in variety. both in style
and price at F. A. Groves.
Weekly graphic. [volume] (Kirksville, Adair Co., Missouri) 1880-1949, 1883-05-25

Those new style Wash Silk
Fichus and Collars at Harlan
Bros.
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Wants to see You. Call and get your
family groceries at the old and popular
stand west side of the square.
Weekly graphic. [volume] (Kirksville, Adair Co., Missouri) 1880-1949, 1883-05-25

Becktol & Snyder have the latest
style gasoline stoYes-lust the thing for
summer use,
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TRUNKS! TRUNKS! Trunks!
An over stock, closing out at
Cost at Harlan Bros.
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TAe New Barber Shop.

On the southeast corner of the square
Is the beet shop in the town. Call and
see us. HANNAH & HANNAH.
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Tie No66ixsf
LATEST STYLE HATS
BIG STOCK
lust y1e<ived at HARLAN BROS,
MeeA Cen

Those desiring Seed Corn that will
grow, will do we'll to call on Link {
Brass6eld. They are just shipping in
. choice lot that was carefully selected
by Mr.. Link especially for SEED. n3S.tt
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And every farmer needing Plow of
any description. a Planter, Cultvator
or any implement or machine in his
line can find them atthe big Store" of
Carothers & Greene, east side. Don't
sail to call and get prices before pur-
chasing elsewhere.
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Go to Ross & Co.. for coal, com
wood and feed, by car load or by the
small.
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Examine our White Goods, Baylor's.

John Hannah desires the public to
understand that he is still on deck at
the old stand. Lots Of goods and bot
tom prices. Produce OF all kinds bought
| nd sold. Call in and see him.
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Choice Kentucky Blue Grass Seed.
Nowls the time to SEED your lawns
yards. etc. For sale Ut
LINK & BRAsY1nD's.
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We don't quote prices for
we always undersell all such
prices at the Palace Store of
Harlan Bros.
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Biggest line of building hardware in
the city now tor sale at
CARorHERs & GBKrsEs.
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See those new NobbyP rints
jlst received at Harlan Bros
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10000

To loan At IS interest in sums from
10000 to 100000.
HOLLISTER & MCCALL.
Office in rear of Gnggs & Picker.
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Don't buy Barbed Wire till you see
BEcKroL &SNYDER.
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Becktol 6 Snyder want to see you,
De2eamer & Co.'S. old stand.
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The best Barbed Wire in the world
the Elwood-for sale ct
BEcKroL & SNYDRR's
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Carothers 6 Greene have jus. unload.
ed two car loads Of the celebrated
Champion, and Walter A. Wood Reap
ers and Mowers. Don't forget it.
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Rooms AND MEALS
New. Baden Spri ngs

The undersigned has two good rooms to-
let to boarde,s. and is prepared to furnish
meals at all times T. visitors to the Springs
Meal. &c, Board with room s.. 50 and S4!e0
E. L. LOSO.
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4 DESIRABLE RESIDENCE CHEAP,

HOCsE OF aRooMS-oue story-gocd cellar
"A and cistern, four lots enclosed. good wood
shed aud chicken house. rolling ground, 40 budded
peach trees. ~ bearing grape vines and small fruit
Of various kinds. forest shade trees. ETC.. five
blocks west ofsquare' Price $40. l-2 down balance
on tue. very desirable location. Apply Mt this
afics. no.49u.
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hats! HATS!! HATs!!!

All the new hobby styles for
men, youths. and boys; the
biggest and best stock and at
lowest prices at Harlan Bros.
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Everything in New Goods
just received at Harlan Bros.
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Call and price Smiths wire
and Picket Fencing.
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Will it pay you to buy flour at Ross
'&Co'they Dbl. at reduced rates
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R. w. Ross & Co., are receiving
corn by car load every day.
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A RARE CHANCE.-.The Wabash
1ADining Hall with contents is offered for
sale. A good paying business for some one
to step into with asmall capital good rea-
son why present owner wishes to sell. Cell
on, or address Jos. H. NICHOLS.
Kirksyjlle Mo
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Garden tools, spades, forks, rakes, etc
a full line at BRcKroL & SHYDER's.

Building hardware Of every descrip.
ton. Call at BEcKToL & SNYDER's.
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spring il Here.

Examine our Shoes at Bsylor's.
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NOR sALE-Chcap-3 acres of choice land at the
II bridge nj Sloan's Point, or Fenebakefs mill six
miles west Of town. In 4 lots, board fencing, two
houses, two barns and splendid point for acoun
try store, or physician. win be sold very cheap
aud on easy terms. Apply at this Ofdie.
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Examine our Silks, at B.ylor's

Glassware at cost at J. B, Larkins.
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70 Late Styles in dress good. Baylors

B.ayitks patterns for saAa BF
Lamxis's.
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Examine cur Underweare at 3aylor's
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YQBBY

G,sex Jeans Ssih at
HARLAN BROS.
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poou

DASTURAGE-I6O acres nice, blue
J. grass pastnrare, 6 miles north of town.
Stock taken and pastured by the month. APP.
ply to Grant Crebbs, ut Parcels House.
on ACREs-Timher Farm in Macon county. d
MI miles west Of La Plata, 50 under fence, COOL
new house. Iaxs6. one aud half stories, about 2r
acres broke. coed log stable. Price $50. VIII take
part i've stock, and give some time on . portion.
Terms will be ma ie very easy TO q reliable pur-
chaser. GILL SANDS.
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| 'AAASS ssoA 81 AnSSsAy ASAsuWSSs SlAAOukll
the coal fields of Adair and Putnam.
With two new railroads, big Union
Depot, bran new school house and
other additional Improvements talked
of, Kirksville will certainly boom for
the next two or three years.
When newspaper goes to sticks
and loses character and influence, its
next dodge is to make an advertising
sheet of itselt..and trust to gratuitous
distribution for a decent circulation.
An old paper that has been admitted to
the privilege Of the mails can play this
quite successfully till tie department
happens to drop on the game and then
the jig is up. Mere advertising sheets
are not entitled to pound rates or free
county circulation. under the law.
Even nominal subscription price will
not save it. Luckily for legitimate
newspapers the largest and shrewdest
advertisers have learned that the news
paper that is sought for and paid for is
by far the best for their purposes and
that gratuitous advertising sheet is
the poorest.
Anything you may want from a tack
up to q moving machine or . hand
some wagon can be founnd at the Big
Hardware Store Of Carothers &
Greene
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The representatives Of the gradua.
ting classes for the year 1883 stand as
follows
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WANTED-As smart boy 16 or II years old
w at Cigar Box factory, No. I31 E. Seventh
street. Steady employmeut 249
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my Rartnar."

m Fartn6r.
The closing performance of 'My Part
ner," by the Aldrioh- Parsloe combination,
at the Opera house last night, was witness
ed by large and delighted audience. The
more one sees of this play the better it ls
liked, the secret of its charm
being that it possesses to an eminent ex-
tent the elements that appeal to the heart
and awaken the best sympathles OF human
nature. The situations are all ingenious
ly contrived and the climax is strong and
natural The opportunities for emotional
acting are uncommonly fine, and Mr.. Ale-
rich gives the part of Saunders
with consummate power and finish.
His indentiIy with the role is ideal, and it
would be difficult to point out In what
manner the character could be improved.
In saying this there is no intention to be-
lavish or fulsome, as will be readily attest
I'd by ell who have seen the performance.
The play is particularly happy in the ele-
ment of hun our and pathos and in the
facility with which these qualities are COM
mingled. Mr.. Parsloe is IAN ideal heathen,
and he imparis infinite fun and merriment
ty the play, while the character of the
major by Mr.. Farr would make the pot
house orator or politician green with envy.
The parts taken by Nj. Goldthwaite,
Mrs Laurens, Mr.. Mason and Mr.. Hague
are all cleverly enacted and there is scarce
~ bad bit of business in the perfor-
nance. 1t is to be regretted that the en-
gapement did not last longer.
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Articles of incorporation were filed with
the secretary of state yesterday of the st.
Cloud Electric Light and Power company
to transact business to furnish electricity
for light and for motive power. The cor
poration commences business September
l, to continue for thirty years, with CAPT.
tai stock of $50, 900, divided into 800 shares
of 800 each. The eorporstors are: ]. r.
Woolsey, F. H Dam. L. A. Evans, j. P
Wilson and Lewis Clark, who are also the
first board of directors.
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