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Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1883-02-05

Berry's Florida Excursion via the Albert
Lea route, leaves st. Paul Tuesday, Feb. g.,
at $50 p. m. For further particulars in
quire of i. A. Whitaker, ticket agent, cor
ner Third and Sibley streets.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1883-02-05
Routine ReD0ft.

Senate met at 10 o'clock and, was called
to order by the president.
Devotional exercises by the chaplain.
Roll called and journal read and ap-
proved.
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Financial Failure of Senator Ferry and
Brother.

Brother.
DETROIT, Mich, Feb. 3,-Painful state
ments came from Grand Haven to-day, to
the effect that Senator Ferry and his
brother Edward, doing business under the
firm name of Ferry 81 Brother, there and
in Utah, have failed with liabilities of
several hundred thousand dollars. The
cause is said to be the failure of a silver
mine in Utah, where money mas been sunk
There is great excitement at Grand Haven
where all the property has been attached
at the instance of creditors. Much sym
pathy is expressed for the brothers who
are held in high personal esteem.
DETROIT, Mich, Feb. St is impossi-
BILE to gain definite Information relative to
the financial condition of Ferry & Brother,
at Grand Haven. The reports are con-
flicting. A late dispatch tonight declares
the assessment put on the firms property
represents only small amount. 1t is not
understood that any assignment has
been made. Their paper, however,
is alleged to have gone to protest in sew
eral places. Senator Ferry's representa-
tives at Lancing have also been served with
a process, last night, in suit for an un-
paid bill of $4,000 for room and board bill
for the month of January. The senator
has been absent from Lansing all week,
and it has been we'll understood that he
was seeking to tide over financial Difficult
ties, but the extent is unknown.
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YESTERDAYS MARKETS.

Moderately Active, Little Stronger,
But Irregular.
WHEAT ADVANCES A TRIFLE.
Cash Corn Closes at Fridays Prices,
But Futures Lower.
PROVISIONS STILL ADVANCING.
Trading Moderately Active, With Light
Shipping Demand.
THE DAY IN WALL STREET.
A Little Panic, Slight Decline and Con.
siderable Trading.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1883-02-05

Called to order at 10 a. m. by the speak
er. Devotional exercises by the chaplain
and reading of journal.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1883-02-05
PERSONAL EXPLANATION.

R. W. Jacklin, Democrat, LIE Sueur, sent
up and had read communication explain
ing that he was unable to be present Tues
day, Wednesday and Thursday of the pres
ent week, by the existing storm, thereby pre-
venting his voting for United States sena-
tor, and that had he been present he should
have voted for Hon. d. M. Sabin. At his
request the communication was made part
of the record.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1883-02-05
IN WYOMING.

RAwLrNs, W. T., Feb. st began snow
ing Monday afternoon and showed inces-
sanity until last night, accompanied by
high winds Railroad traffic is at stand
still. All trains on the Laramie division
of the Union Pacific were abandoned to-
day. The railroad company is sending
out snow plOws and large force of men
to open the road. The road will be closed
tonight, and tomorrow trains will run as
usual. The storm is general throughout
southern Wyoming. Fears are entertained
for stock, and especially sheep.
Weekly graphic. [volume] (Kirksville, Adair Co., Missouri) 1880-1949, 1883-08-31
sabbath School Pic Nc.

One of the most enjoyable PIC MICS Of
the season was held on Tuesday of this
week, IN which the Methodist Episcopal
Sabbath School, the Wesley Chapel
School and the Oak Grove Sabbath
School united. The grounds being but
three and a half miles southeast
of Kirksville, made 1t of easy access for
all who were connected with It. The
attendance was large and everything
passed of without a discordant note.
Our generous townsman Mr.. J.C. Car
others, arranged to have the large cir
cular SWING, in which all were prof
tered free ride. The swing was not
idle as Messers. DAVIS & Co., will testl
fly besides Mr.. j. S. Baker and others,
had provided rope swings in which
large numbers amused themselves
The exercises of the day consisted of
songs, prayer and brief addresses by
Reverends Davis, Wheat, and Barnes.
Abundant provision had been made.
both for man and beast. and after all
had eaten there could have been gath
cred up seven baskets of chicken
bones, and there was only three preach
ers present.
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A Fact Briefly Told.

One of the marks of civilized home
life is the presence of handsome carpets
on parlor and chamber floors and IN no
line of industry has there been more
marked progress in beauty of design
and richness in colorino than IN this
Every variety of quality and style can
now be examined in the carpet depart
ment of Messrs Robinson & WhItacre,
of the celebrated New York Store.
Their whole upper story Is devoted to
carpets, valices, trunks, and this class
of goods, and customers desiring to ex-
anime should ask to be shown up stairs.
They carry the largest and most COM
plete line of these goods in North Mis-
souri,, ana have the under grip on
prices. Don't tail to call and see them.
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WAR AGAIN.

AS all nations at some time in their
history have been troubled with this
great and momentous question. How
shall we evade another ware Various
attempts have been made to reconcile
approaching hostilities between our
nation and foreign nations. At last it
has been found necessary to call f,.r a
large standing army and naval
force to quell the attacks OF
the enemy upon our great and noble
nation and even feelings ofhatred exist
between various classes of people.
Standing looking us in the face, are
great questions. Such as capital
against labor. Monopoly against anti
monopoly. Intemperance against tenn.
perance. The press, the platform, the
pulpit; neighbor against neighbor
and kinfolks against kinfolks, all
working against each other, and even
the..very elements themselves seem in
perfect state of disorder. Cyclones.
hurricanes and all manner of disasters
never known to our people before.
Searching for the bottom of all this
trouble we find a great portion of it is
due to the manner of living. People
consume such food as makes them
cross, grabbed. and rebellious, making
them look at their neighbors through
"glass eyes, And in order that we
may have peace, plenty, and good will
to our fellow men, we advise al! within
reach to go to Halliday Bros, and geta
a good supply of pure fresh groceries
and then all will move well again and
We will be reminded of the good old
times of the past, and every man can
use Criterion flour, drink good coffee
and buy all his groceries at Halliday
Bros.
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F&sx&'S Creek Notes.

d. williamson little daughter Ella,
has been quite sick for some time, but
is better at present.
Sol, Parks has child very sick.
L. B. Maltby has sold his farm OF
one hundred and seventy five acres, to
gentleman named Greene, of Boone
county, Mo. The price paid was g..
900. Mr.. Maltby made good neigh
Dor, and we are sorry to lose HIM.
They have our best wishes where ever
they 60.
VIM. Fortney has sold his farm of
12O acres for $500. G. w. Richard
son and F. Bullock were the purchas--
ers.
The young ladies of Bethel deserve
credit for their untiring zeal IN solicit
ing aid for the purpose OF purchasing
window blinds and covers for the stand.
Bethel Sunday school talks of giving a
pic mic sometime IN the near future.
Rev. NJ. Horton breaches at the Pros
pect church, every fourth Sunday.
The basket pic mic at the Center
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Greentop GraphIcs.

GRRENroP, Aug. a9,-No weddings to indicate
the progressive spirit OF the age deaths to maj
the feliciues Of ordinary life have ushered them.
| selves upon our notice during the past week.
The little son OF Mr.. Edwards, who WAS painfully
hurt by falling from . rapidly moving moving ma
chine, an account Of which We gave last week. is
| said to be rapidly recovering.
Our village. during the present week, has been
aroused by the orscles Of some ofaod's chosen SER
| wants. The dedication of the n. E. Church edifce
| was made here Sunday noon through the instru-
mentality Of the presiding Elder, the Rev. Curl of
St. Joseph. His Sunday mid-day's sermon was a
masterpiece Of reason and oratory. founded upon
the subject "God, by His providence. proposes TO
lift the nations TO knowledge OF morals and Chris
tian yirtue.n Though two hours discourse to an
oy erHowing house, II listened to with unabat-
| ed interest to the end.
Messcrs Smell and Hamilton OF Monroe, drove, q
few days ago from this county to that two consid-
cradle droves stock consisting of mules and cattle
which they have recently purchased IN this section
An example e of bold incendiarism occurredin our
village last Saturday morning, about1 O'CLOCK
when smoke was seen ascending from point in the
northern part oftown. Hurrying in that direction,
II was soon that the Of alarm arose
from the school-hOuse. 3 frame structure and very
compustitle. Some fluid had been used to saturale
fiery flames. which had attained such Roadway in
their progress OF destruction before persons could
arrive TO stay them, that 1t found impossible to
save thebuidng and contel ts, The loss to The
school district is serious 1t deprivesit ola
years school which will be drawback that can
be overcome only by the united efforts Of the people
TO rear the remains Of the old, astrucure that
for neatness and convenience will be credit to all
concerned.
Whatever mxy have been the motive OF the incen-
diary in committing the deed. we cannot say, but
b earthly condemn the act. Though we. can see
through the vista the future whereby all may be
benefited by the present loss. SO let each one O.
our citizens resolve that not long hence school
building OF crcditabie architecture and comfort
will adorn the otherwise pleasant appearance of
this town.
Rose Bud'' We admire the spirit of your remarks
directed to brother correspondent at Oak Dale,
in advising him to peace and good will. Let US join
hands in owing the germs Of affection and con-
cord IL ours 70 voice the sentiments Of the peO-
ple from among whom We write, however different
we may be inclined to look upon and express our
own opinion regarding them. Can we not find suf-
A Client about which to speak and of an elevating
character to occupy our entire time and attcn-
tion TO the u ter disregard OF every unpleasant
thought. Let'si,ry,'' "YONKER,"
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Well Pleased.

would say 10 the citizens of Kinks.
vile and Adalr county, that employ.
ed ID. ID. Glenn, to design and. fit W
my New Store Room on the south side
OF the square, which he did to my entire
satisfaction, and cheerfully recon-
mend him as frst-class Mechanic to
any one needing work in his line.
Furthermore | invite you to call and
examine the designs and workmanship
A. BUTCHER, Jeweler.
South Side Square,
Late of North Side.
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WORTH VISITING,

The new store of David Williamson
DIT Floyd Greek Is well worth visiting.
They have stocked their new mammoth
establishment with everything in the
merchandise line and are prepared to
fill almost any order. When you go to
floyd'> Creek drop in and take look
At their large and varied assortment.
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Well !! Well /!

Robert Johnson desires US to an
nounce that he is now prepared to Gig
and wall wells four feet WIDE at the
rate of so cents per foot, which is one
foot wide, and ten cents less per foot
than welI-auger prices Leave orders
at the First National Bark, or Han
nahis Grocery Store.
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Il. N. Scurlock, who has been attend.
ing the Kirksville Mercantile College,
has procured position in wholesale
establishment IN Topeka, Kansas. Mr..
Scurlock is good renman, and will
make good business man.
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Married.

We learn that our old time friend Mr.
John Beall is back from Ohio. and is
busily engaged in getting ready for
housekeeping. He comes back with
wife, and will become permanent cit.
lzen OF Huntsville. We wish both him.
pelf and better half long life and pros
nerlty.
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organs & Pianos.

w. A. Adams, sells the Wilcox &
White, Mason & Hamlin, Carpenter
and Empire Organs. Also, almost all
the Standard Pianos, including the
Steinway and Weber. Call and see
him. I7tf.
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CeLoRED TEMPLARs.
Grand Ledge IN session in KirksvilIe.

The Dual Grand Lodge OF the state ofMissouri
coneneed In this city on Tuesday. Aug. lsth a.
O'Clock A. n The gsvei was sounded ans th
1na Loake vas opened Id Que iorm IN 'he Gran
."use Dekee, non "ss caAeo. omce"p 'esen.
q. w. y. Tux q. Brown u. W. v. I'll. VII
son;a. W. CO. .. BOTS; u. W. 81. W
hno"ih' " W. As-S' ciafk' La w. ~ ~
dains; b. J. TN. A. Angel; +. u, W. C.I.-
| a. N. Hayes. The following pro TEN appoint
ments were maAe BY the g. w. G. T. Rev. A. W
| Iaibert - dfana ChaplAn; Green Johnson - sen
tinel; n. Z. CLARK, ~ Grand Guard.
The following committees were then appointed
on credentials: ]. W. Baldwin. q. S.:Botts' A. NJ,
hsyes, AHef 'nesrepoH OF me committee %" ere
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n. A. Baylor has already bought his
entire fall stock direct from the manu-
iacturers in New York and will be pre-
pared to offer greater inducements
than ever. HIS goods were bought for
cash and will be sold Tor cash.
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Fine Celery.

Mr.. c. A. Allgaier placed on our
table this week some stalks of very fine
celery, raised by hlmse If. We wonder
why more of this valuable table luxury
is not produced here, as it finds q ready
sale at good prices.
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VIM. Hart, jeweler, will be found at
his old stand, on the north side of
square, after Sept. 9th, where he will
open with new and complete stock Of
watches. clocks and .iewelry. Don't for
get the place, adjoining Masonic build
ing. n17.4w
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w. E. Hope, of New York, j. D.
Flemming, of Kansas City, ]. S. Pool
and A. Solkey, of Huntsville, were out
chicken hunting last Monday. They
succeed in getting fine lot. Solkey
tie crack shot OF Kirksv,ile succeeded
in getting one.
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No More Poor Stock.

j. S. Baker & Co.. are prepared to
handle all kinds of Feed and will keep
constantly on hands corn, and ground
feed. Ground feed speciality. Goods
delivered tree to any part of the city
2t.
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Wanted f! !!

Everybody to bear in mind the fact
that H. Grau, is doing first class boot
and shoe work besides mending of all
kind, at his shop with Eckert & Kim
near, west side of the square. Drop
in and leave your measure, for well
made, nicely fitting boot or shoe, and
don't YOU forget it.
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! There are few readers who will mol
find something IN the September mum.
Der Of Demorest's Monthly Magazine tc
please them. The contents are agreea.
bly, diversified and the articles of an in.
iteresting nature. In addition to the
serial .6Rathe De Valsuze,' there are
several well written shorter stories.
Among the articles worthy Of note is 4
notwithstanding sketch of"Margaret,' y
the philanthropist of New Orleans.
written by Rosamond Dale Owen.
Jenny June, in her article "How We
Live in New York." gives picture of
business gi,ls.' Hetta L. Ward fur.
nishes "Home Art and Home Comfort
and Current Notes." discusses topics
of general interest. Many of the arti-
Giles are fully illustrated, and the va.
rious departments leave nothing to
wish tor In the way Of useful informa-
ton. The irontlspiece is beautiful
steel engraving from Millais' celebrat-
ed painting, 1.-The BRIDE OF Hammer
moor . now in the Vanderbilt gallery
of New York. No family should be
without this readable and instructive
magazine, which rejects the sensational
and FURNISHES only healthy, pure, and
retine1 literature.
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Ten and half pounds of fine Sugar
for $100 at J. ID. Stephens & Sons.
Sold everywhere else at only ten lbs.
to the $1.O0.
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s5oo,ooo.oo

To loan at 6s interest in sums from
10000 to 100000.
HOLLISTER G. MCCALL.
Office in rear Of Griggs & Picker.
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A spsela! Invitation.

Farmers are especially INVITED to
bring their produce and get the high
est market price IN cash or groceries at
j. S. Baker & Cos, next door to the
SAVINGS Bank.
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New Goods.

N. A. Baylor is now opening anew
stock of goods which were purchased
very low, and he is prepared to offer
excellent bargains and full value fer
the money. Call and examine.
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Wanted.

If You have any chickens, eggs or but
tel that you wish to sell. call on MAR
KEY & FLOYD. and get the highest price
in the market. They pay cash or
trade. 1S2w.
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Seed Wheat.

A. L. Woods has about a hundred
bushels of seed wheat for sale. 1t is
called the Pickett variety. Farmers
take notice.
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New cloaks will arrive at Lamkin' s
this week. The young ladies are re-
spectfnlly requested 10 call and see the
latest fall styles in these goods and get
prices.
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Be Careful.

twill make vou dizzy to examine
the nice new stock of goods at ]. S. Ba-
ker & Cos. at their new stand in the
DeReamer building, next door to the
avings Bank.
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Il. w. Ross & Co., will exchange flour
for wheat, oats, corn and seed of all
finds. 1872
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Farm wagons.

Carrothers & Greene have just re-
ceived car load of the celebrated Stu
1eoaker and Moline Wagons. Call and
see them.
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Se7en pounGs choice coffee for one
dollar at Stephens & Sons east side
square.
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"HACKMETACK" a lasting and
fragrant perfume. Price % and 50 cents.
SHILOH'S CURE WILL Immediate
" relieve Group, Whoopipg cough and
bronchitis.
FOR DYSPEPSIA and Liver Com
plant, you have printed guarantee on
every bottle of Shiloh's Yitalizer. It never
fails to cure.
A NASAL INJECTOR free with
each bottle Of Shiloh's Catarrh Remedy
Price so cents. Sold by T. K. Fowler, Kinks
vile.
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No. 8.

Upstairs in lst National Bank Block
is the office of A. NJ. SMITH, Real Es-
tate Agent, Kirksville, Mo. If
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jeff Thomas the BOSS Boot Black
Of North No., is with the Hayes Bros,
BARRIERS.
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REMOyAL-XotIce.

Messers Becktol & Snyder, have NOV
ed their immense stock OF Hardware
to tie Furniture Building, northeast cor
ner of the square. Call and see them
in their new quarters.
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Stln % Raads.

Uncle Charley Algaier is still at the
''iron house" serving out hot meals at
all hours. Call and see him.
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Go to B. w. Ross & Co., for best -four
of all kinds. Best coal, best wood, best
OF everything IN their line at wholesale
and retail Come and see us and save
money. 1872
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John Davis, the butcher, has steak
so tender that toothless person can
masticate it without difficulty.
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Just Received.

A large line of Boots and Shoes.
We want to supply the market. Give
US call. BREwINGToN & FOWLER.
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The young ladies of Brashear will
1--WE an ice cream festival in the park
At Brashear Saturday evening, Sept, LIST
Proceeds to go toward retitting the NJ.
4. Church Of that place.
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The withdrawal of the French am.
bassador from China to Japan is look
ed on as device for getting him away
from Shanghai without an open rup.
tllre
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Ladies busters.

In Linen and Worsteds at less than
manufacturers eos5 at 4ise Palace Store
of HARLAN Bios.
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The shore of time is strewn with
lost hopes and disappointed aspiration
which wreckers gather for salvage.
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Head Quarters.

For the celebrated St. Charles Flour,
all Grades, handled by
JOHN T. HANNAH.
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No. 8.

Upstairs in LIST National Bank Block
is the office of A. NJ. SMITH, Real Els.
ate Agent, Huntsville. Mo. If
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Don't buy any flour until you have
.een Ross e. Co.. 1872
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The Double Heater for Hard Coal
will heat room below and room
above, with same fuel. Stove to be
seen at BEcKTOL & SNYDER's
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For terms on best thrasher manu-
featured, call on Carothers & Green.
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Headquarters

For Sugar, Coffee and flour at J. D.
STEPHENS Sons.
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Gold Coin and Gold Medal, Cook and
Heaters, now on exhibition at
BEcKToL & SNYDER's.
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Robt. Clark Is wholesale agent for
Dupont's powder. 12tf
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Queenswnre and Glassware cheap
Call and see us. BEcKToL e. SNYDER.
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Cider Presses.

The best Cider Presses manufacture
ed, can be bought very cheap at
CARRoIHERS & GREENEs
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No. l. screens OF all sizes at
HOLMES, AMcK & Co.