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Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-11-26
30 GER LIFE /!
lAnGr. Mcrrtn,n Co. GA

llDGF, Moirtos y CO., Ga,
'eAnfiELp; Dear Sir i have taken
Is''les OF Your Fomale Regulator for
we womb and other diseases com.
'A'een years stan" ing, and Iredlg
eAfsd entirely, FOR which please
HEARTFELT thanks aud most pro,
.slade' I know your medislne
Nie' 30 you SEQ ca mot speak too
y iANor. have recommended II
q my friends who are suffering as
'as very respectful ly,
Mrs. w, +. STEBBINs.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-11-26
Card.

Tue GAZETTE is in receipt Of the
following which It cheerfully accords
n place in its columns:
nov. -, 1851.
To the Fditor OF the Gazette.
iuu will please give not GO N your neat
is u, that Thomas Oliycr killed on 91d hy
the train, WAS not 10 IN HABIT Of being down
drank, AS he never Was known IN 40 found
IN that indttlon, His wlto 'eQuesis that
You publish this. Respectfully.
J. ID. RAY.
IL Ii learned that the deceased was
subject to epileptic tits, and 1t Is prob.
able that he was suffering with one
when the accident occurred. He was
killed several days ago at Grand
Prairie.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-11-26
HASKELL COUNTY.


~ Tho 4: Richie League igs acrcs,
The IA nh Mcttrron >urNey, S6s0 ncrts
surveys ! , u. u of U, II, r. " &. Il. r.
le sic White, - acres
Arthur slaydon, $40 acres
Sections 81, ts, o.. n, n. o Randolph survey,
Also survey %, made for n. De tcaF.
suACKELEoRD COUNTY.
9se roo ACRES ON ncer and Hubbard
croehs, about nine mites from Albany, an
under wire fncei All rich valley land. COW
cred with thick coat " mesquite rrt ~.
water flows mile. through tract ana IN
many places IL ten feet IN depth, new Two.
story DIV, Hing, nno Cistern. we'll, gr,nary.
III en- she II, dinViug watts, etc.
~ nnc mixed Durham cattle,
"a horses, mnreEn mulpH.
lM I'm COL Mcri, . sheen,
II me bucks, a. yeats, chickens, turkoye, etc.
10 acres o the above tract ID In high state
had at y reasonable price should the above
prove 10 be insufficient for increase Of etOck.
DENTON COUNTY.
sol. 45t6 ACRES or the Jonn Ayrc- survey, an
Oi which IN under u hHrhed wire fence, with
hos d'arc posts abundance OF timber and
elb ACRss OF the Robert whluoek survey,
also undcr fonco, and situate QUE milo
south OF tho Ayros survey,
Threo tanks furnish an abundant supply OF
-, COWS aud heifcrs, m ono and two year
I'D steers and 70 calyoa will be sCld with The
above pasturos,
PECos COUNTY.
3Oi SECTIONS Ofthe alternntOs oi the NJ,
X. AT. EXtonEiut n r. o.'s survey Kbelng
eccunnH 8, ip, block rs, ana sections
n ana ~, block lh2.
PRESIDE COUNTY.
SQ. % sFCr oNs or u 40 scros, being tic
alternate SEQ ions ~ o., @, 4 n F H. n.
| Col Same are situated 20 m les southeast OF
Preside,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-11-26

Pierre Choteau, owner Of the n.
Louis Grand opera-house, has decided
TO rebuild that iheater. Work viii be
commenced at once and the building
will be completed for the next season
The neg house will he ten feet deeper
than the old one and the walls will be
rebuilt from the foundation up. No
wood will be used except where ALSO
lutely necessary.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-11-26
TON aREEN COUNTY.

$3.50 NAt'fHAN NNNNAAs
gSa frea AcRES $500 acres OF same under
fence situated ON head OF Moth Conoh0
river upN gihss aud a Nupcrahuudancc OF
W ten also lNtcl head OF f1ue cattle, n third
Interest In entire property Is offered for
IN, eS,ooo ACRES covered with fno grass
and .unda tly supple with water; uNQ
head oi cattle ON III ,ce; 400 calves viii I've
branded next spring; y third lntercat Ia
offered ior sale.
CLAY COUNTY.
2S2 lao0 ACRES aud n stock Of 1000 cattle,
ner,
DosouE COUNTY.
cSs. $40 ACRES ono and a half miles nom
Walnut springs. In lused with wire aud
cedar posi-; we'll waterod md sheltered;
VIII Trade smaller place or sell the
whole or halfiniercsL
MONTAGUE COUNTY,
eal. toon ACRES about nve mites southwest
OF Bowie, On hradwat n OF Rig sandy
crock; 10 acre ~ same IL under "a three
acres " De Sna buns fSS'e es apSuI paP
Darham' Will be sold with place,
BAYLOR COUNTY,
so2 10 ALTERNATE SECTIONS, go acres
each, H. u a G r. n good grass, plenty
ul N"tei' Nuipic hneltcr lni winter.
COLEMAN COUNTY.
29i. $500 ACRES, 1880 OF same lnaossd
an abundance OF grass and water.
KNOX AND BAYLOR COUNTIES.
2l2. Sii5 ACRES mo pasture lend, situated
Ia southeast portion OF Knox aud nou h.
west portion OF Baylor counties. plenty O
water aud timber, good shelter FOR cattle IN
winter One thousand head OF good cattle
with unlc en- number OF good bulls, ,wul
he cold with this place.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-11-26

h. ATLANTA VA
~ DID; Doar Eir-some fifteen
tAemined tie recipe or Female
nc CAREFULLY studied authorities
ia eemponents, and then ,ss
4, Pronounce To be the mos, sol.
,sskilifel combination OF the really
-'saial Vcseiaple agents known 10
80, - directly on the womb and
49, $50, aad the organs and paris
I.,s,s directly with those; and lheo
|tbss 'IAelae ready for an dis.
h 80 aud OF The adjacent oreans
soau Truly,
sfSsE BORING, NJ. D., u. D.
Ans,..e Health aud Happiness OF
81, !. ~ Nee 10 any address.
'eAhfiELn RrauL ,roR o..
N0,. hax =. Atlanta. Ca
~, s. q Co, wholesale ana retsil
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-11-26
QUARTER or 4 CENTERl'-
'AfANDS UNRITALED.

LAGRANGE, ca.
saw MIN, Atlanta, Ca; Dfpr SIR
,,.sFe IN stating tnat / have used,
''.ken'y year., The medicine yon
-Vuns M, known as Or. BrsdHeld's
suiaior, and consider IL the best
~ ever soften iogethertur the dis
sAi,h II is recommended. with
'AAFds am, respectfully,
W. n FERRELL, NJ. d.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-11-26

Fire-works At wholesale, lower than
Eastern prices. At Anderson's gun
store.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-11-26
Spnntor Purh Re.EIected.

MONTGOMERY, ALA, Nov - The
Legislature to day reelected James l.
Pugh 10 be United States senator He
received the unanimous vote In the
house and all but one In the senate,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-11-26
GEO. 3. LOVING & CO.,
Ranch, Land and Cattle Brokers,
Fort Worth, Texas

Offer the following land cattle and ranches for sale and
solicit correspondence and inquiry
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-11-26
CLAY COUNTY.
COLEMAN COUNTY.

sol 10 ALTERNATE sECrloNs, go acres
each, n, n n. a G r., n; good grass, plenty
ofwaier, ample shelter foi winter.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-11-26
KNOX Ann DAYLon COUNTIES.

29i. $500 ACRES, 1880 OF Same lnolossd
an abundance OF grass and water.
National Republican., 1884-01-21
PROTECTION or CHILDREN.
Dlgc. os Blii Before Congress Designed
to Attain the Desired Result.

Drac: or a Biii Before Consress Designed
to Attnin the Desired Result.
During the last two weeks petitions signed
by many Of tho best citizens of Washington
have boon pouring in upon congress, praying
for carly and favorable action upon the pend
ing bill for tho protection of children. This
bill Is now before the district committees in
both houses Of congress, and in tho senate it
is in the hands OF Senator Riddlcbergor for
report.
The bill is intended to supply long rcCog-
ni2Cd dciCiauCy IN thc criminal legislation of
the di5trics, and 10 is TO no hoped that tho
numerous petitions already before congress
may have practical answer Mt very early
day.
in this connection tho following extract
from the forthcoming annual report of tho
Society for tho Prevention Of Cruelty to
Animals, Of which Judge Macarthur is presi-
dent, will bo OF interest:
y Society for he Protection Of Children was or.
GHniHed about three years ago by u number OF
well know citizens, having Tor It's object to Sc
cure SOME adequate law 10 protect children from
C'uelty and abuse, and to enforce the execution
OF such law when obtained. II is u remarkable
Ct cnms'uuce that there was not then, and there
is not now, Single statute, or part Of statute, in
force ia this district Designed for the protection OF
children. The necessity for some suCh legislation
~ admitted 10y all whose attention has been called
To the cruelty and abuse in various forms perpc
tla,ed upon weak and helpless children In this
district. About Two years ago our society resolved
10 extend its operations to the protection OF chill
dren, provided the necessary legislation could he
obtained and to unite with the society which had
hcon specially organized for TINT purpose, thus
forming iOiut organization under the name of
the Humane Society" which should have for its
eljcct equally the protection Of helpless children
and helpless dumb animals
Tho necessary legislation was not obtained from
the last congress, but committee Of this society
was appointed to look after the matter specially
ITQsrnt
congress. That committee has carefully drafted II
bill, which has been introduced and is now pend.
ing, dosig.ed to bring about the desired result;
and IL Is earnestly recommended tnut every sym.
pOthiZer with this movement use his best influence
o. secure the passage OF the bill ut the present
sion Of congress. When this end is attained IL is
believed that orr organization will have great ad.
dlliOnul wG,ght and influence in the community,
and, while extending it. benign efforts to the pro-
tcCtiou of children, will at the same time be
equally ii not more C0tctivo in its influence aud
laOOrs IN blhnll of dumb animals
National Republican., 1884-01-21

duty had been an arduous one. lie gave n
description of the church, naming tho con.
tractors engaged in its erection. The total
cost of building the church was $4,000, and
the church was now valued atfS6l, 500. There
was stili an outstanding debt of SS,OOO, but
lie hoped that that sum would be raised in "
short time Mr.. Power, the PASTOR then ro-
colved tho church formally on behalf of the
Organization, thanking the committee for
their efforts. lie said he would like the debt
TO DC paid as soon aS possible and asked for
contributions. Some timo WAS consumed in
getting subscriptions aud nearly 5000 was
realized. IL WAS after o'clock when the
benedictiOn was delivered. and the large
audience dispersed. Tho organ used yester-
day was small Delaware pipe organ. Tho
new organ, costing $780, now being made
in Boston, As not yet completed.
In tho evening Rev. g. l.. LOos, Of tho Ken
tuCky university, preached q sermon. This
evening there will be II meeting of the Sum
day school in tho new lecture room in the
church. A general reception will DO held To-
morrow evening. Among the distinguished
gentlemen present were President Arthur,
Secretary Frolinghuy5ou Senator Jackson, of
Tennessee; Congrossmen NGMillin and
Pierce, of Tennessee Alexander, of Missouri;
Powell, Of Illinois; Tucker, Of Virginia
Goddes, of Ohio; Mark II. Dunncll of Min
ne8ota; Pettibone and Henderson, Of Tcn-
nCsSee, ana Wills, Ol kentucky, commodore
Edmonds Hon. W. A. Cook, Prof II. G..
Spencer, DIR. ChcScring, ii, A. Willard, aud
Jacob B. Thomas.
The flowers and plants used in decorating
the church wcro from tho whito house CON
Servatory.
Many members of the Garfield Church Col
orod mission were present ut the dcdicatory
services yesterday.
1t Is probable that the old framo church on
Fourteenth street, near Rhode Island avenue,
will be given to the colorcd mission. II pre-
sentod n thoroughly deserted appearance yes
torday with its surroundings of snow aud ice.
The u5hers were Mes5rs. Frank SUNNY and
Leslie Reynolds.
At the Christian church last night Presi-
dent Chas. Louis Loos, of kentucky uniyor-
sity, took as his subject the "Mission Of t,o
church, as especially set forth in It's public
preaching and teaching" The church repre-
sents tho full development Of tho divine pur-
pose in all this wonderful history Of the ages
/ is to make known Christ and His saliva.
tion to the world. The preaching of Christ
was u great office. The New Testament man
iiest5 this.
Christ must be preached, and Ills perfect
humanity must be elevated into equal prom
inonce. Man must bo taught that IIo is his
brother, rs our Lord and Master, what HC
was here on earth and what He preached
The preacher here illustrated his meaning
with q full history of Christ while on earth
Christianity must stand before tho world, and
maintain itself there by the power of its life
Christ is forever inCarnate in the church. lie
is the head, and it is His body. In conclud
ing he spoke of the church and the spirit
that should be in its teachings and truths.
National Republican., 1884-01-21
THE Good TernuIars,

Mai. NJ. Il. Holden, the Temperance orator,
Of Providence, Il. l., spoke on yesterday af-
tcrnoon at Northeast Temperance hall.
Standing room was at premium. and the
large audience showed itself in perfect SYM
pathy with tho speaker through tho applause
ths greeted his appeals and forcibIe state
ments. At tho close of the address the en-
thusiastic assembly unanimously requested the
major to open ono of his temperance cam
paigns at the above named hall Tho invita-
ton was accepted and he announced that n
series of meetings would commence on next
Tuesday evening and be continued during
the week. llo will speak under the auspices
Of the Good Templars.
Rev. j. J. G. Webster, Of Dunbarton Ave
pue NJ. H. church, delivered o sermon on yes
terday upon the subject of temperance, at
the invitation of the grand lodge of Good
Tomplars, to n large congregation. The SER
mon was powerful effort, replote with
fOrCble arguments aud logical deductions.
Sparkling Water Temple of Juvenile Tom
plars met on yesterday afternoon at Knights
Of Honor hall, st. Cloud building. Tho at
tendance was very large aud included num-
ber Of adult Good Templars, who take especial
interest in this temple, which is under tho
charge of Minnehaha and Anchor lodges
Seven new members were admitted
National Republican., 1884-01-21
TIE woRK OF c1!AHITY.
Further Efforts Making on Iehuif OF tn,
Poor.

Further Efforts LOlSiug On Behuif Of the
Poor.
Mr.. Leonard Whitney, treasurer of the re.
lief committee, has issued the following GER
tifcate of receipts Already reported, $3,-
7ll96; Gibson Bros, S25; Pay Inspector f.
c. Cosby, U. S. N, 50; pension Office laddi-
tiOnal), $375; Judge William Strong $50; A.
d. c., 81; NJ. A. j., 81; Church Of the Epiphany
800; Geo w. Cochran & Co.. S25; total, So
0557l; subscriptions unpaid, $50. Tho Oh Irch
of the Epiphany, the Mt. Vernon Place
church, and st. Paul's English Lutheran
church have each paid double the amount of
their original subscription.
"&. Y. ~" has sentS5 to THE REPUBLICAN,
and For Charity" 50, which have been
turned over to the police authorities at the
fifth precinct station.
At the seventh precinct Lieut.. Gessford
1S5 families were relieved from the citizens
fund during last week, OF which SO were
white and 100 colored, comprising 6s3 people,
At tho eighth precinct, Lieut.. Greer, 113
families were relieved during last week, OF
which siXty-two were white and fifty-one
Colored comprising 4j0 people. In answer
to tho query published in ono of the even
ing papers as to whether thero is any dis
crimination made in reference to the poor
by the precinct of East Washington, Lieut..
Greer stated that every application was
placed on file and the case investigated, and,
if found worthy, received help.
Clements lodge of Good Tcmplars will give
an entermainment and pound party at WASH
ington hall Wednesday evening next, tho
proceeds of which will be turned over to the
eighth precinct for distribution.
Tho pound party to he given tonight by
Prof Sheldon ut his dancing academy will no
doubt meet with u hearty response. II is for
the benefit of tho Associated Charities, and
the object commends itseifand the professor
endcavor.
National Republican., 1884-01-21
A1 nr. snn,lerlrnd,. cnnceI,.

Rev. VIM. Fri22ell, Of Toronto, Canada,
preached at tho First Presbyterian church.
yesterday morning from john NW land
" am tho yino.p Union with Christ was
the theme OF tho discourse. The nature of
the union was the ii r5g point dwclt upon. 1t
was clearly shown that this union was OF q
three-lold kind. First, in virtue Of the be-
levers relations to Christ in tho covenant Of
grace. llo undertook TO do Il certain work
for them in that covenant viz, TO deliver
them ont Of q state Of sin, and to bring Chem
into state Of grace and final glory. Sec
oud, in virtue Of tho Holy spirits presence
in the believers heart Saith is tho thrd
m0do of tho uuIun and is nevertheless tho
willing, conscious bond between Christ ani
tho believer.
The second point explained was tho 'ncccs-
sity for union" As the worry lito of o branch
depends ON lbs connection with tho tree, so
every word aud work which &oi regards as
good depends on II living connection with
Christ,
The third division of the sermon dealt with
tho results which flow from union witch
Christ,
pAe sermon closed with an earnest aEhor.a-
tion to all Christians to abide in Christ, as
union with him WAS not only tho secret OF o
happy life, but the secret Of true success in
all Christian enterprise,
National Republican., 1884-01-21
TIE CENTRAL PRESBYTERIAN.
Celebration or Che sixteenth Anniversary
OF This Church Yesterday.

Celebration or Che sixteenth Anniversary
Of This Church Yesterday.
The sixteenth anniversary of the Central
Presbyterian church )south) was celebrated
yesterday. A full congregation was in ut
tendance, and Rev. DIR. Pit2er delivered an
interesting sermon on his pastorate Of sixteen
years He took as his text, Philippians, j, 3.
During the past sixteen years the work Of
our church can be summed up as follows ::
Ruling elders, z; deacOns, &; church members
by certificate, ll3 by confession, 70. TOtal,
rs, showing an annual average increase in
membership of 10. Died, 27; dismissed, G2;
leaving the present membership at l49
There have been in this period 200 teachers
in tho Sunday school and 1000 scholars
There has been contributed the following
sums; Publication, $276; education, S9ii
miscellaneous, Sl,0i7; home missions, 81 ,329
foreign missions, $2,5j2; congregational, $780,
122; making total of S7l, ,263.
The amount of cash on hand for the build
ing fund is $1,000. In conclusion he said
there arc three things We must do, viz; /.
We muse press on to completion our main
church edifce so much needed =. We must
devote special attention to the children and
youths Of tho church and immediate vicinity.
g. in this age OF seductive unbeliol We must
hold tcnaciously to the Bible rs Gods in
spired word, and the old gospel of tho cross
as the only remedy for human sin and
misery.
The childron's celebration took puco at
$3.50 o'clock. Rev. DR., Pitlcr presided and
addresses were made by Senator Vance, Of
North Carolina, Gov. Colqutt OF Georgia, and
others. Several excellent chorus songs were
rendered.
National Republican., 1884-01-21
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Dir, E G., W''sWs NERVE AED DRAIN
T' EN2NENN aa0r..t' for lh#inrln Di".iu.#',
IN $50. NonofF, aptrut,Jrrhwn, impnituay, IuyOl,
du Ny .,n. ''n.F r,.A.,llC 0iI AAr, caused Dy
I.,..3Iu misery, t.gay uHd renth one hos sim cdra
..u. ulaUH. l.lnu n#E u1ntulus one nuUhN trput,
lr.nl one luluru uyE urniA boxes Iursr, sont By
uul prepaid, ON receipt Of price. We guarantee six
foo. .. uITnuIy C.#o win each order received hy
J.s ,urH.N boxes unguulpI with 20, we WIN aDud
.In NNryugrnruH HFlu.u "uNrnulrr To return rhu
mri .Ns.HHl nt HlHNN g. 'NphW Wl.LIt, $50 ruNl,
Is. I.m.l .gauln, WuunNul, Va C., Wholesale Vul
t.LNJu.
National Republican., 1884-01-21
N DLalI,let Atto...sl.l,Ln.

1t is stated that the position Of United
States attorney for tho District Of Columbia
has been teudyrcd to Mr. William N. Uauo,
formerly Iutad States attorney tor the state
of South Croinu, Mr., Earle is now located
in this city, and hos, u large ana lucrative
to accept the position IL is said that the oalco
will be given Mir, Worthingtou.
National Republican., 1884-01-21
Llitc0

Saturday At 10 o'clock p. m, Miss
ANN MCDuNALD I'm her SIth year.
Funeral from It. Peters Church on Monday at o
o'clOcl; Il. m, Friends are invited to attend. "
DENO.-On Sunday, Jan. 20, Rt I. M. Of diph-
thorin ANA scarlet fever, MARY Lucy aged years
months and II days. ON Tuesday, Jan. 10 nj 3 D..
M, Of diphthcrla DAVID DAVIS, aged 3 years aud 4
months. Children OF George G. and Maud \. Demo.
Funeral Private No flowers 4
National Republican., 1884-01-21
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SPECIAL ENGAGEMENT FOR one WEEK
ONLY oF THE BRILLIANT NrCowEplNN,
q:
MR LYTrON suTUEEN
~
COMMENCING MONDAY, JANUARY Il,
During this short cpeuromont Nr eolhcru viii pre-.
sent the following attractive
Monday"ruisday, Wednesday, l,iutiucc ond Niehp,
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Suthcfu iu Both Comedies.
Thursday. Friday. Saturday. Cfutluec aud NIghO,
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Monday yNcNt......CALtENDEH MtNsTRELS.
NAwoNAL THEATEE OPERA.
COMMENCING MONDAY, JANUARY II,
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ONLY MATINEE ON SATURDAY.
iMCCAULL OPERA COM1yuE CONIpANN,E
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Direct from the Casino Nrw York. ELEGANT cos.
tunes, new aud special scenery, and an exceptionally
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The operas produced undor the mu5cal direction of
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Monday, TUESDAY, and Wednesday Evenings and
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Thurduy and Friday Evenings,
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National Republican., 1884-01-21
roUss u, GRAY. rHAHE -, cLAHKsoN
1,RAY & CLARKsoE,
BOOK AND JOG PRINTERS
Glom yFTpE,
$50 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE n W.
8grsonnl Comfort.

TfUW sllEpp .BhII'., Uu@ % ST., NEAR
rtlI j't,s rlt1' t. .,,,.l ,,,'.i,,i,' " ,flf,.
iatur of Oyrlr' psprrnucn ut gh.s o-taIl -um.at.
single hl.u, nli Ntnr0l iuT yIi ll torSlu, O.uu
Sunday rom q 90 ~. 100 o.. 900. uulsHt
HE.sr FEar N.. rNI EsEr PHYSICIANS,
81 surgeons ul iaH uL other w..l I,'aNl
i,yu opposite "Nw'IH .luuU tor ru.at unn ml
uEui ,,ivn uiuumlF, hmUH. diseased UTUula ruN other
pc, 90 lnuh ullua lvr-l nrNl-it for putting ue
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National Republican., 1884-01-21
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National Republican., 1884-01-21
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TIE NATIONAL SAFE DEPOSIT COMPANY
or Washington, in IT'S own building,
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Perpetual Charter act OF Congress Ju!l. %, 1907
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Tho Company Rents SUITES inside IT, Fire ANA Bur
glur Proof Vaults at prices varying lOm 50 to $50
per year. according TO size aul location, Rooms and
Desks adjoining vaults provided Tor 3ativ rrutaIs,
VAULT puONs GUARDED GN THE sAItGENT
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Securities uil NuuubloS uluyHry description, IN
Guiding Bonds and Stocks Plate JuWolry, Dupd4 Gc
akvn for Wel.veylus, on special guarantee, ~ the
lowest rates.
BINJAAIN p. SNYDER, President,
JOHN tAsSiilS 'lrpgSurur.
ALBERT J.. HItlNIGNANr Secretary
G, u, NAAlAh, Assistant Secretary,
blUECTOUs.
rcniamm =. snyder Charles G, Clover
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