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No7IcR.-Tmin 30 makes no stops between
Ilagerstowu and Front Royal except to let Oh
passcnrcrs holding Foreign tickets.
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A. vii be- seen by the above we have sue
c,.edcd Mr. Butt in the Carpenter and Buildns
business, W. are. We trust. from, orr u'niicc-
tiou for year, past is EMPLOYEES of Mr j., in O.
measure welt known 20 the people "t tle CONE
muniiy We. therefore. simply offer our ser
vices to the public, and propose % take cog
tracts i0r Building Repairing, and all woFs 20
cur lime az moderate rates. and 90 execute the
same promptly and satisfactorily. 20 saying
we resuec.fuily ask portion OF the public pa-
BLESSING q BFLLER
Nov I. ISL.
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EAST BOUND TRAINS.

No. 6is daily. All other trains daily except
Sunday.
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Finio'hy Seed.

TUST received, prime iot. new Timothy Seed
d Be WASHINGTON.
sept -. lSSe
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TRIMS GoING NoRTH.

10. 2-Baltimorc Express daily
~. i-Net' York Express, daily -.
No. G-liasc-stotn Accommodates, daily,
.,n.L-. S-inl.N
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!. ". B1usIscl IF L BELLEe
Blessing & BeIler,
Successors TO James W. Buttl
CARPENTERS and Builders,
Charicstowl. W Va.

MY health being such Us % uecczi,als = IT,
VI Euqui-hmeut of my personal attention to
some portion oi nay numerous busincs~ affair
1 have turned over mv entire Carpenter and
Builliu. BI,ins,, % N,-r-. blessing S Beller
hitherto I'M my employ Both IRE competent
encr.stlc and athful. with abundant expert
ence and all work entrusted 10 theiu sill.
am sure, be faithfully an'l Satisfactorily eXecu-
ia JAMES IS. BUTT.
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ONE PRECD
CTOTHIERS AND TAlLORS.
no. WEST WASHINGTON STREET, HAGERsrowN' MD.

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pas sell pes' Su'u'
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ROCK BOTTOM PRICES.

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wanto Merchant W
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Harper's FerFy& Valley Branch
Il. ~ O. II. IL.
Took effect Monday, JUNGLE, 1852.
WEST BOUND TRAINS.

63S 60 60 636 GA
Stations. A. N. \. N. \. II. P. N. Pm.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1883-12-28
HOG CHOLERA.

ID. H.J. Detmer Hauls Paul Beft's Ca
b,e. in Kelation to Diseased Kegs
Baiaa hippea 10 France-A Flat Contra
diction.
CHICAGO, Dec. 27.-The statement made
by Mr. Paul Bert, as contained in the Paris
cable, published this morning. and in
which he processes to quote from the re-
port from DR.. Il. j. Detmer, of the United
States bureau OF agriculture, to the effect
that diseased hogs passed through the
stock yards at Chicago daily, and we're
sold shsap and shipped to Bordeaux and
Havre, has drawn ous Iettcr of protest
from Detner. Hedeeiares the statement
OF Ar. Bert not only preposterous facts
but faisehood. Ii his official report 10
the commissioner of agriculture are con-
tanned ell he has eyer had TO offer concern
hogs, and there lie simply called attention
to their transportation to The rendering
tanks, and entirely distinct from
the packing house, as affording
g means ofspre2ding OF the hog cholera.
prevailing 1873. DE-. Datmer declares that
the regulations Of the Chicago stock yards
are Ecca as to render 1t absolutely lmpos-
sible that dead hogs should be snuggled
into them, and should an animal 6le in
sha yards 1t is at once delivered to the
scrap grease rendering establishment out
side of the yards, and cannot possibly get
| into the packing house. DR.. Detner says
| during the last four months he has ex-
amined fully forty thousand hogs without
discovery Of the slightest traes of dis
case, as he certainly would If any had
existed. During the last two years very
little swine plague has existed anywhere,
and as far as ne has been. able 70 learn no
diseased hogs have been shippod,nesrly al
the small rendering tanks having been
| closed, his exposure five years ego having
contributed largely to that result. Detmer
! declares that Mr.. Bert must be true dem
ogogue, otherwise he would not resort &c
falsehood to please his constituents.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1883-12-28
FINANCE d COMMERCE.
On Change.

ST. Paul, Dec. 28.-There was no excitement
upon the board of trade yesterday morning, and
at the calS No. hard was unchanged except for
February and May, which suffered retrogade
step OF &c. No. regular was steady at We'd
nesday's quotations, as was also No. hard and
Northern. There was sale of SIX cars from
samples at 65c (No, 2 regulsr) and 95c No. reg
ular. For spot corn sellers asked lie more Jan
uary and FebsuarS declined lie to buy and May
also went back lc. New mixed was held at lie
advance.
Oats opened at Wednesdays figures but an
attempt was made to buoy up ths market and IN
advance was made OF &c; It vas not long, now
ever, before decline of &c was made and the
market ultimately closed at the opening prlce.
As representative sales we mention l car No.
mixed at SOC; car No. z mixed for January
Sec; l,U0O bushels No 2 mixed for February
Sic. NAV cats opened at 33e bid and sec
asked: BUYERS advanced lc and sellers gave way
Ic making the closing price sac to
buv. 35c TO sell. Barley advanced
1c: one car No. extra was sold
bv SAMPLE at soc. Ground feed was firm at
former quotations; as q representative sale
we give three cars at SCI so; sales were made,
however, at various prices, according to quality;
one car as 1880, one car al $22 so, and one at
S23. Baled hay was unchanged and timorhy
hrm at Wednesdays figures; representative sale,
one cGr timothy at $40. Timothy seed was IN
quired after at 81 10, and one lot was sold at
Sl.20. Mess pork declined SOC to sell; as a
representative sale we quote che ca" az sl4.
Compared with 1882 the whsat market yesterday
was lc higher TOR spot Ne. l hard. February
also was lie higher and Nay the same as last
- .
also the same as Dec. AZ, 1882 Corn was
higher In 1882, as also were oats and barley. Po-
tatoss last year were Zoe per bushel higher, be
ing quoted at &c.
Following are the quotations at the call:
WHRAr--No. i hard, Sl.O0 bid; December,
LOO bid; January, Si.00 bid; February, $I.V:
bid; May St.U5 bid No regular 90g93c; No.
2 hard, SAC bid, No. regular, eO9S5c bid.
CoRN-No. 2, sc bid, 58c asked; January, SAC
bid, SIC ssked; February, SIC bid, 81 asked;
May 55c bid, 5Sc asked; new mixed, SAC asked
E;OATs-No. 2 mixed, 29c bid, SOC asked;
January z9c bid, 3016c asked; February, ale
asked; May, 81 bid. s5c asked; No. B., 29o
asked; No. 2 white, 30c bid, Bic asked; No.
white, Doc asked.
BAELz7-No. q, Sc bid; No. extra,
45c bid; No. 9, 3394Gc bid.
RYE-No. 2, 4716c bid.
GROUND FEED-s2O bid. S21 asked.
Corn MEAL-S2I asked; bolted s25 asked.
BRAN-El0G0 asked.
BAIED HAST bid, $50 asked.
TMorHY HAY-S9.5U bid.
FLAX SEED-S1. % bid.
T1MorHY SEED-s1. 10 bid, s1.20 asked.
CLOVER SEED-s4. 50 bid, IS. 90 asked.
LIVE HoGs-5c bid.
DRESSED HoGs-S6.50 bid; 500 asked.
PoTAToEs-45c asked.
EGGs-25c bid, z614c asked.
Mass PoRK-5-4. 90 Did, Sl4.50 asked.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1883-12-28
-. 1a1la1semanc. Swiss. 2o@aso

CHEEsE-l21z@15c@2oc; Swiss, 2o@25c.
CoFFEE-Green Rio, 596lbs for 81; Java,
(green) s@Abs for 81; Rio roast. 4@5
@6@7lbs for 81; Java roast, 35c per ID, albs
for 81: Moca, same as Java.
EGGs-Case eggs, S5c.
FRUTrs-Apples 40c peck; crabs SOC peck; Cal
isornia grapes 25c lbi Catawba 60c basket; Or
gases 6J975c doz.; cranberTies 1870 quart.
MEArs-Sirloin steak f5c; porter house lsc;
roasts l5c; corned 7@I0c; mutton and veal i5c;
for chops and roasts, pork Ice; pork sausages
ice; bolognas I2Ac.
POULTRY AND GAME-Turkeys I8920c per ID;
chickens l0@l5c; geese 149I5c; ducks lag
15c; peasants and grouse lac pair, wild duck
Soc pair; squirrels 25c pair.
SUGARs-Ganuated l015 lbs for /. 60; Stand
ard Ii lbs for LEO; extra ll75 lbs for Ice;
yellow c II lbs for loo.
TEA-Gunpowders 50990c; japan from rs 70
zoe; Oolong 70 to Soc; Young Hyson 80, so, 9ee-
YEGErABLEs-Beans, dry l5c quart; beets l5c
bnshel; carrots Use bushel cabbage IN, 10, 25c
each; celery SOC doz. horse radish l5c 10; leeks
SOC doz.; onions 75c oushel parsley i5e bunch;
peas, dry 15c quart; parsnips l. 90 bushei; ruta-
bagas Sc bushel; saurkraut l5c quart; potatoes
50@60c bushel; turnips 60c bushel; lettuce
for use; raCiishes punches for lite.
MILK-7e quart; cream 60c quart.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1883-12-28
ASSOCIATED PRESS MARKETS.
Milesuaee Produce narkst,

MEwAUxEn. Dec. 27.-Flour dull and IN
changed. Wheat irregular; No. hard i.0477zz;
No. 2 $500; December size; January 9476c;
February sec; March 971sc; May .03s1. Corr,
dull and lower; No. Z $3.50. Cats neglected,
No. $40. Rye lower and scarce; No. / eOsl
96Ic. Barley neglected; No. 2 cash 611sc;
FEBRUARY 62g6214c; extra No. 4sc. Provis-
i0no steadier, mess pork 100 for new
s.esn, $50 cash ard January: o.95 February.
Live hogs lower at 4.65@5.50; dressed hogs
steady ct 6.25. Butter, choice steady and
firm. Cheese quiet. Eggs steady. Receipts,
1885 barrels CT 9ous; g., 455 bushels OF -hs=,;
il, $40 bushsis of barley. Ship1nents, 1885
barrsls Of aour; 27,270 bushels Of aheag; 6,si9
bushais OF barley.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1883-12-28
AFTERNooN ReeoAr .

Money easy at 2g21z per cent. Prime
mercantile paper 5G61z per cent Bar silver,
81 l05S. Sterling exchange steady at S4.6l1
long, S4.84116 sight.
GoveEnments-Strong and higher for fours
and four and halls; sales of coupon fours were
made as high as 1875; the demand continues
active fr, N both institutions and capitalists.
State Securities-Quiet.
Bonds-Reijroad bends frmer.
Stocks-Weak and lower the past hour. West
ern Union Telegraph was freely pressed for sale
and touched 757z. At noon, however, irmel
tone prevail ed and prices rallied 7s@H pei
cent. At 3 p N. stocks were weak and de-
pressed and prices declined AG215 per cent.
the latter for Oregon Transcontiuental, which
broke to 3i1s. Chicago, Milwaukee st. Paul
was weaker at 921i, Chicago & Northwestern
fell of to il5%, Chicago, Burlington Quincy
TO 1893 and Canada Southern to 5l3s. The
market closed weak.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1883-12-28
Uh,oaro proouea marsoa.

ECECAGo, Dec 27.-Wheat in good demand
but at lower rates; opened &c lower, and under
free offerings declined 799%c additional, then
rallied slG5sc and ruled stronger, closing No
under yesterday; sales ranged: December So u
096c, closed at &c; January 9515096aSc,
closed at 9614c; February 96149974c, closed
at 974c; Nay l.G3ss@i G44, closed at
l.e45s. Corn demand active, though at times
ruled quiet and lower; priced declined 1@lAc,
rallied sl91c, and closed 1s9szc undsr yes
terday; cash 5S1a@60sc, closed at 60xc;
December 5sXool1lc. closed at SAKE; Janu-
airy 6eg6l75c, closed ct eoAc: February 57l
closed at 60Zc: June 6O5s@t14c, closed at
6o5lc; July 6ossg6lAc, closed at 6O,lc. Oats
cas- er, but closed fairly steady; cash 3S11c,
closed at 3311Sc; December Ss@3s14c, closed
at :3775c; January 33B9331<c. clssed at $3.50
February ss15g53Xc, closed at 335lG3sEc;
March 344; May 38gS89sc, closed at sSL9
3sAc. Bye dull at Coo. Barley dull at
ular but fairly active, opened 5@I0c lower, re-
ceded 1Oe additional, rallied 2003ec and closed
steady; cash 1s.s5@Ls. for old, 14OoG
Il .121S for new; January Is. s215@t4.221S,
clossdat l4.2oG14.221S; February l4.O71SG
H. 21s, closed at Il. 40914. 421S; May ll.sC
GA. IS; April IA. G0@l4.9215, closed at II. 90
gil. s275. Lard in fair demand; opened log
lz73c IoWe', riulleu 1A12OIoc, and closed
steady; cash s.659S. 20; January s.6711@
8.621f, closed at s.s0gs.s215; February e.S25s
@e.9711, closed at 8.95@8. S71z; March
S.95; May 9.l5@9.32S, closed at $50
G9.5275. Bulk meats ia fair de-
mand; shoulders Gas; short rlts 7s5
short clear 1865. Butter quiet and unchanged
creamery 24@3ic; dairy 20@27c. Eggs quiet
and unchanged at27@zsc. whisky steady and
unchanged at LIS.
Receipts, $4,000 barrels of -four; l26, 0oG
bushels of wheat; 2G7, 1000 bushels of com;
$1,000 bushels OF oats; $4,000 bushels OF rye
5000 bushels of barley. Shipments, z7,OOt
barrsls Of -four; $4,000 bushels of wheat
l24. eco bushels of corn; $1,000 bushels OF
oats; $4,000 bushels OF rye; z1,0G0 bushals II
barley.
Visible supply of grain Dec. %: Wheat
IS, $4,000 bushels; corn, s,164,OOO bushels
oats, 6,l97,O00 bushels; rye, 2,712, eco bush
els; barley, $4,000 bushels.
No nall till Ian 2
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1883-12-28
AdnfraI Tresehara,s WIN.

NEW YosK, Dec. 27.---Admiral Stephen
D. Trsnshard, of the United States navy,
died on the 18th of last November. BE
made will on ths 26sh Of January, 1856,
appointing his wife his sole executrix
legstse and devisee. She died FIVE years
before him, and as he meyer executed an
other will that made in 1856
became imperative. Edward Trenehard,
the only surviving son, applied to-day for
letters of administration on mis- fathers
estate The deeedent's real estate is val
ued at about $4,000, and his personal at
$4,000.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1883-12-28
Liberal VIII.
lNewburg, n. Y. Daily Register. !

BosTos, Dec. 27.-By the will of Geo.
Oaks Clark,an estate of the valus of $780,
600 left in trust for the benefit OF his
family, and after their decease and OF ali
his relatives, the estate Is bequeethed to
Harvard college.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1883-12-28

| requisition to congress Is receiving
many signatures throughout Pennsylvania,
having for its object the prevention of the
importation Of foreign laborers under cen
tracts made abroad.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1883-12-28

Whsa you have TICK, Salt sRheun, Calls, OF
Skin ErupIsns of any kind, and the Piles, that
you know without being told Of it, 4. z.
Wilkes, E. he. Zimmerman and E. Sterile, tho
druggists, viii sell you DR.. Bosanke'. Pile
remedy for fifty cents, which affords Immediate
relief A sure cure
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1883-12-28
Family Fetal ntark.t.

The retail market yesterday had subsidized
from its holiday excitement and returned to its
normal condition. Poultry aud game were a
little easier and esgs little cheaper New laid
are in good demaad and very scarcs
BgE,D AND FLoUR-Whest brea Sc per Ii
rye bread, sc Per 10; Vienna bread, Ice ger loaf;
e rur. &c per ID.
BUrrEs-Fsrm house, Soga5c per IL; cook
ing, l23155920c.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1883-12-28
CT. YERKEs, JR., & CO..
Is Gillian Block, St.Paul, MINI.
NV. Cor La Sale & Madison Sts., Chicago.
sos Chestnut street, Philadelphia.

STOCKS. GRAIN AND PROVISIONS
Bought and sold Tor cash or carried on margins.
We have unsurpassed facilities for dealing tcr
cur customer in the New York, Philadslphis and
Chicago Stock Exchanges and on the Chicago
Board OF Trad6 sad Call Board. Special telegraph
wires in orr Office. r 81. CANNON, Manager.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1883-12-28
FinsnoinIana stock Markets.
stogNINa zFPoRT.

NEw yoar, Dec. Fill g. u.-Stocks
opened fraction below last nights closing
figures, but before the first call advanced A@M
per cent. Subsequently the improvement was
partially lost. Business quiet, Changers. Union
Pacific AID Lake Shore being the strongest
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1883-12-28
EVENING REPORT.

EVENING REPORT.
| norey easy at 2@2k per cent,
d ssi-g s7kG3 psr s<ax. fraas sn-seeanttls
paoer sS1ise &sr sart. STAINING zSAnanxs,
bankers' bills bsrely steady at s4.s15k; do. ex.
demand, s4.84511
| Governments-Strong
Ronds-Railroad bonds firm.
! State Securities
| Stocks-The share market opened generally
lower, but before the first call an advance Of 4
on per cent. took place. Union Pacific,
Graz gers, st. Paul, Minneapolis Il Manitoba and
Canadian Pacific were the strongest shares.
After II Western Union Telegraph was decidedly
weak, selling down 4 per cent. to 1914. The
general market dsslIs ed In sympathy. Fsem
/ the tine mentioned until the close the market
csatinued feverish and lower. Wizards we've
the feature OK the afternoon trading. Oregon
Transcontnental fell frsrn s73s to s4X, NORTH
Or. Pacific Is TO Is, preferred 56A to 5s11, and
Oregon Navigation 102 to 100. These shares
ware heavy report that the forthcoming
| Oregon Transcontineutal statement woul show
that the company had recently issued $1,000,
| COS Of bonds and given bonus of Northern Pa
ciic and Oregon Transcontinental shares to the
syndicate that took the bonds. The report was
subsequently, denied by the investigating CON-
rnittee and officers Of the company. The Gran
/! gers were also depressed on runner that the
Chicago, Burlington & Quincy weuld not be
! eprssssted IN the Iowa pool conference. In the
losn department Nsrthsra Pacific, Unien Pacific,
Lenisvills & Nashville and New York Central
leat fat. As compared with last nights close
Grangsrs, Wizards, Central Pacific, Delaware,
Lnekawanne 4 Wsstern, louisville & Nashville
Like shore, Michigan Central, New York, Lake
Erie & Western, Union Pacific, Wabash, st
Lssis & Pacific and Western Union Telegraph
are 40a& par cent. lower, while ct. Paul, Mn
| nsspoiis & Manitoba, Pacific Nail, Canada South
ern, Canada Pacific, Deavsr & kie arznds and
Missouri, Kansas & Texas are B8x Per cent
hsaer. Cleveland, Columbus, Cincinnati In
diaxapslis rose to s6 and Oregon Improvement
to s5.
The transactions aggregated 26s,c0o shares:
delaware, backavsnna d Western ~ GOO;
Denver Rio Grande 1900; New York, Lake
Erie Z Western l5,eco; Aisssuri, Kansas & Tex
81 5000; Lake shsrs 1000; Louisville Nash
vile 1900; Missouri Pacific 1000; Chicago &
Northwestern 1900; New York Central 5000;
Northern Pacific 10000; Chicago, Milwaukee &
st. Paul "a ,c0G; Union Pacific Il, OOO: Western
Union Telegraph 1900; Oregon TRANSPORT h
mental $4,000; Canadian Pacific 5000
MINING STOCKS.
The mining marks. developed No new features
durisg the morning and business was light.
Sonora was SHADE hrnsr at 14Gi2, Bsdi. sd
vanced to 81 aud reacted to so. Green Noun
tain was hrmer at 40. Iron Silver declined to
2iu. Great Eastern sold at .Ol
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1883-12-28
february wheat. 97M February corn. -.
Nav oats ....... May pork =. .14.871s
There will be no afternoon board till Jan.
Foreign.
by Cablsgram.l

LvEapeoL, Dec. 81, IL m.-Spot wheat and
corn slow. Cargoes off coast-wheat inactive,
corn slow. Cargoes on passage-very little de-
mand Arrivals off ooast-wheat small; cora
nothing. On passage to continent, $40, 900
quarters wheat: &c, geo quarters corn
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1883-12-28
STATE Of MINNESOTA

Arthur W. Yallop and VIM. E. DeGroot OF said
Ramsey county, being each duly sworn. does each
for himself depose and say, that they respect
lively President and Secretary OF the A. W. Yallop
Co., the corporation named in above Certificate and
the matter set forth said certificate is true and
correct copy of the minutes of said meeting.
ARTHUR W. YALLOP, President, TSeal !
WIN. E. DEGROOT, eecretary, Seal
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f. It. oLDs g. CO..
New Tacoma,

Investments made in city and farm property,
timber and coal lands. Buildings erected. Loens
negotiated. Rents collected. Taxes paid, etc.
The building department VIII be IN charge OF u
competent aud reliable architect.
References: Banks Of New Tacoma aud Roch-
ester, MINI. Correspondence solicited.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1883-12-28

Iowa Z MINI Division.
Son. Mimi, Ia. & Dav'pt Ex.
CalmarAccommodation....
Mason City, Son L West. 81
Hastings B Dakota Div.
Aberdeen & Dakota Ex....
Aberdeen b Dakota Elk.
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STATE OF MINNESOTA

ONCE of the Register o. Deeds.
This Is to certify thai the within instrument was
fled fer record In this Office at ST. Paul on the 2ath
day of December 4. D., 1883, al s:15 O'Clock a. m.
end that the same was duly recorded in book OF
interpretations, psges 4f8 and 479.
C. H. LIENAU, Register of Deeds
dec27- fri-7V
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ARTICLE 1.

The name of thi. corporation shall be The TAL-
LOP-DEGRoOT CO., the general nature of its
business shall be the buying, importing, owaing
and selling railors' trimmings woolens and any
other merchandise used by merchant tailors and
clothing manufacturers. The principal place of
transacting its business shall be in the city of ST.
Paul, state of Minnesota.
Also, by amending Article VI, by striking out the
words first Monday in September and substituting
in place of said words stricken cut, the following
words to-wit: First Monda. after the first Sunday
in January"
In testimony whereof. the said corporation has
caused this certificate to be signed and subscribed
by its President and -ecretary this the nineteenth
day of December A. D. 1888
ARTHUR W. YALLOP, President. zeal. ]
VIM. E.sDEGROOT,I Secretary zeal !
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Amendment to Articles ] Ltil'lI'l
.nE
4. II. YALLOP COMPANY.

This is to certify that at special meeting of the
Stockholders OF the A. ". Yellop CoInpanr held at
the Office OF said company, 32l and 323 Robert
street. in the city Of st. Paul, MINI on the nine
teenth day of December. A. D.. 1888, pursuant to
notice in accordance with tae by la of said
poratisn, majority il number and amount of the
shareholders of ssid corporation being present or
duly represented. the following amendments to the
Articles of Incorporation submitted and there
or duly voted upon by said stockholders and adopt
ed by unanimous vote, namely that Article I be
amended to read as follows to-wit
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Subscribed and sworn to before me, on this
nineteenth day of ecenber. A. d. 1888.
EDWIN S. CHITTENDEN.
fSeil. Notary Public, Ramsey county, MINI.