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The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1886-02-26
NOTICE. OF SALE.

rt G'nty Of e naSa1A COURT.
In the matter OF tn estate Of James Wheeler,
deceased, s.s.:
Public notice liz hereby given that under and
estate belonging to the estut. If James Wheeler,
deceased issued out Of tic Probate Court for the
County nf Pcnbinn, will on Saturday the 10th
day OF March lsst at TIT front door Of the late
residence Of deceased. In the city Of Penlbina,
Territory Of DnkotA, Ut 10 O'Clock in the forenoon
said day. Oller for sale ct public auction to the
lug described real estate, to.wit: The northeast
quarter me "A of section FIX (sec G.) In township
one hundred AMI sixty three TIP 1881 north Of
hundred and fifty nine and iiftv.two one hundred.
tbs acres i:j.5:lOtD according to the government
survey tlieronf.
Dated lembina, February a2n.i, 1880.
KSEEsIiAw Il BEvASs ADAH AtoNKHoUsE
3l.3i Attorneys. Administrative.
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Land Once at Grand Forks, D. T., Jan. 81, 1888

Land Once at Grand Forks, D. T.. Jan. ri, 1886.
Notice is hereby given that tile following named
settler has iil:d notice Of his intention to mase
final pr0Ofiu support of his claim, aud that said
proof will be made before KObt. Ew ing, Notary
public, NJ Pembina, d. H.. on March 5tll 1856 viz:
Adam 4. Campbell.
D. >. Ne. 61i1. for the no ar Arc 10 +. 161 mort: OF
range 81 west.
H. names til. following witnesses to prove his
continuous residence upon End cultivation Oi
said land, viz: Uriah Wall, William stiles, VIM.
Green, OF Hamilton, D. T.. Robt Hunt Of Jolleiic,
ei-32 b. G. TIFFANY, Register.
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PEMBINA COUNTY WANTS.
:. NO.I AMOUNT

Advertisements received under this head 1T one
cent word each insertion and half cent a
word each insertion after the second week, cash
words and inciose 3 cent postage stamps. No
advertisement for lces than Is cents. Ifyou want
a girl To- do homework, n farm hand, an appren-
tice, Q clerk. book keeper, a teacher, q Cover
nees, or II any Of the above want situation. this
column may supply the communicating link.
Try It. Parties who wish to buy sell or exchange
property may use this column To- advantage.
Communication with 5000 readers. Don't mis-
understand conditions: for instance, for IL words.
one week, 10 cents; weeks, 81 cents, weeks 40
cents, etc.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1886-02-26
WALHALLA.

WALHAAlsAs
Jack, the blacksmith. has been very
busy the last few days, shooting horses.
IA. Mayo is away south after horses
and mules and is expected back soon.
7. Pitts has been suffering the past
week with painful boils on the back of
his hand.
A very excellent sermon was preached
last Sunday evening by the Rev., Mr..
Scott, TO good audience.
Mr.. Mclaughlin isexpected home this
week with carload offine horses. which
lie purchased in the state Of Illinois.
J.J. Hurley intends moving out to his
farm this spring. He is now engaged in
getting out building material for barn
and other buildings.
It would be well for parties having
meat or any thing of value out in wood
sheds or buildings that are not supplied
with lock and key, tolook sharp, as there
have been several reports Of meat stolen.
Mr.. Major received letter from Mrs.
Enmerling, his sister that is visiting in
Winnipeg, telling him that his fathers
health was improving.
Walhalla was represented at the grand
ball given at Olga last week by about
twenty couples and all express them
selves as having a splendid time. The
music, furnished by the Italian string
band of Winnipeg, WAS excellent.
Il. W. Williams, of the scyond mount
ain. had the misfortune of losing d fine
horse by al accident that happened
while being hilcl,ed to sma!ltree at the
rear of the mill. MIR. Williams had
stepped into the mil To SEE ab cut getting
some wheat ground. Returning Son IT,
where his horse was hlts:lied, he found
two ugly wounds in the horses neck,
which were caused by tile horse getting
scared and the end Of one Of the shafts
beng sharp, had penetrated the flesh in
two places, severing the wind pipe. Tie
horse lived about ten hours.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1886-02-26

Nov is the time to secure that book of
unparalleled interest, "Grant's Personal
Memoirs" The undersigned has the
exclusive agency for Pembina and Cava-
lier counties. Give your order early.
z. w. LuTEs, Pembina, DIT.
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Bucklan.e Arniea salve.

The best salve in the world for cuts,
bruises, sores, ulcers, salt rheum. Fever
sores, chopped hands, chilblains, corns,
and all skin eruptions, and positively
cures piles, or no pay required. It ID
guaranteed to give perfect satisfaction. OF
money refunded. Price Is cts. per box.
For sale by C. Moore & Co., and D. SIC.
Grusr.
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Pure Saskatchewan.

The undersigned has LOO bushels Of
pure Saskatchewan fife wheat for sale.
Four dollars bushel was paid for the
seed (from Salzar's seed farm) from
which it was grown. Ripens from 8 Ia
IA days sooner than Scotch fife. 2ltl
Cavalier, D. T. DR. R. VoNGoRREs.
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PROBATE NOTICE.
TEsnlrohY Q! DAKorAl PRO,

Count, Sf e Psp DSsA lnproo.te co.
In the matter ofthe ettate Of John Dease, Dc.
ceased.
Dease praying for letters Of administration OF die
estate u John Dease, DECEASED. be issued to the
Rev. l.. BONN.
Il is ordered. that Monday. the list day Of March
day. being day Of regular term, towit: OF he
March term, 4. d. 1850, Of this court, ct The
court room thereof. at the court house in the
ed for hearing said petition, and that due notiel
| thereof be given according 70 law.
XNElsuAW 4 B1vANs. 3. a. AnN11loNo.
SOL Attorneys. Probate Judge,
DassA, Ord February. ~,
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A Wonderful Discovery.

Consumptives and all who suffer from
any affection of throat and lungs, can
find certain cure in DR.. Kings New
Discovery for consumption. Thousands
of permanent cures verify the truth Of
this statement. No medicine can show
such record of wonderful curas. Thous.
antis Of once hopeless sufieren now CRATE
fully proclaim they oGe their lives to
this New Discovery. 1t will cost you
nothing to give it trial. Free tslal
bottles at G. Moore & Co.'S drug store,
Or D. McGruers. Large size, 500.
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Public Meeting.

A meeting of the Citizens of Pembina
Township. will he held at the Court
House OH Saturday. February 9th, at Up,
M. for the purpose of putting in nomins
ton the several township officers to be
elected at the ensuing annual election.
X. AYLEN, Town Clerk.
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Certificate.


Being Gesiri0us of renew lug and continuing In
force that limited partnership. hertofDfe formed
and entered into under the form and style Of
hughes ferguson. pursuant t. the provisions Of
tue civil code Of the Territory of Dakota, the
Undersigned do hereby certify that tile name
under which a,ich business 10 10 be Conducted 10
Hughes 4 FergusOn: that the general nature Of
the businesx 10 be transacted is milling. four and
feed, and buying WHEAT for use In such milling,
and selling -four AMI feed or other material manu-.
featured ~ such partnership mill and generally
~ do milling business; that the names Of all
the general aud sp, cial partners are or follows:
Joseph W. Hughes, who resides ut Cavalier, Penn.
binn County, Dakota: and David Ferguson. who
resides at Bathgate. In said county and territory
Of Dakota, are the general partners: and sarah II.
Hughes. who resides at said Cavalier. tn said
county and territory is the special PAL ner. That
buted TO the common stock the sum OF one thous.
and and five hundred dollars and desirlng 10 In.
crease the amount 70 contributed by her, did on
the 10th day 81 January. 1886, contribute to the
dollars. making in ell the full sum Of two thous.
and dollars SO contributed by her. and that the
said partnership was commenced on tho 18th day
Of June. 1885, and is continued aud renewed from
on s s1y d and is to
Dated this s5th day Of January 1885.
J. W. HUGHES.
DAVID FERGUSON,
SARAH H. HUGHES
't County 81 r Pen DShS.A' Sc.
On this 25th day Of
Ianunry. 1886. before me, H. A. Murrei, a notary
pubic. IN and for said County and Territory,
Fcrguson and Sarah II. Hughes, known to me 10
be the persons who are sescribed in and who
executed the foregoing instrument. and acknew.
legged to me that they Executed the same.
year first above written. II. A: MURREL,.
xS.jl Notary Public.
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ST. THOMAS.

Our new photo. gallery in st. Thomas
will be opened for business about the
first of March and remain open each
week day until further notice. Our aim
will be to turn out work which will be
creditable TO ourselves and satisfactory ia
our patrons. Respectfully,
IL THoNpsoN & GREER,
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MAR RED.

ARMsrRoNG-SC0rr-At st. Thomas. Penn
bina county, d. r., by Rev. Chas. II.
Treglawny February llth, 1885. SIR.
Thomas Armstrong of Hamilton, Oak.
to Miss jeanette Scott Of Maynoth,
Ontario,
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Nules and Horses,

Mules ana Horses.
The undebiened will have good lot
of mules and horses for sale, or TO ex.
change for stock, at his farm near Wal
halla, about March LIST. Prices reason
able. II. A. MAYO, q
81 Walhalla, D. T.
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Land Office at Grand Forks, y. I. Feb. ., I'M.
Notice Is hereby given that the following named
settler has filed notice Of his intention to rake
final proof in support Of his claim, and that said
proof will h: made b, fore the Probate Judge Of
peinbina. d. r., On April 18th. lsSf viz: Louis
Paris, au he. a724 for Lot. and =. section .
and We u ofne1 and ne u ofse Il y, ction :d, town
ship l62. range 81.
continuous residence upon, aud cultivation Of
raid land, viz: +. smrfina, NJ. b. Purdy, Robt.
McAul.y and Joseph Niopclle aG If Toilette, r.
y. Pembina county, D. I.
And You. Trefier Ebert who on the 1T day Of
July, 1875. filed u 8. No 8s15 on Lots and 3
section 30 and rel4 Of &c u and sc u Of ne x
t,d u show cause this office ON or before April
18th lSsG II any there be, why said Louis rariseau
| should not be allowed u make ptnofantl payment
fer said tract. 3i-36 &c. TIFFANY, II, gieter.
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Land Office. Grand Forks, D. T.. Jan. 70. 1885.

Land Office, Grand Forks, D. T., Jan. 70, 1885.
Notice lie hereby given that the following named
settler has filed notice Of his intention 70 make
final proof in support Of his claim. and that said
Public at Pembina on March 18th 1886, viz:
CHARLIE II. NUGroRD,
D. S. No. COLI for the % Or sec II, town 100, range
50.
lie names the following witnesses to prove his
continuous residence upon and cultivation Of
| eaid land. viz: Daniel Buck, George Hodgson,
James Mcconnell, William Brown, Of BoWesmonS
Pembins County, D. 7. 1888 b. G. TIFFANY.
Register.
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Authorized to Commence the Business
nf R0nkin0-
Land once Grand Forks, D. T. Feb. 10. 1885.

Land ONCE Grand Forks, D. T. Feb. 70. 1886.
Comp'snt having been entered at this office on
for failure to comply with law ne IL limb rculture
entry No. sie7 dated May 30. 1852, upon the re 4.
section 5, tHwnship 100 range to. In pembina
said entry; contestant alleging that the said
James Aas lna':. fraudulent entry for said land,
for raid section 8. isncarly all covered with young
timber natural grOwth and was so covered with
young timber at tile time he made said entry and
that lie has not cultivated any part of said land
since making said entry the tnid parties are here.
SSy OF Ap1i is Al oelek s ' 70 re.pond
and furnish testimony concerning said alleged
failure. Testimony will b. taken before ". J.
Kneeshaw, Notary Public. lit PeInbina, DIT. on
April lsth 1886, at O'Clock a. nj.
S1-s5 D c. TIFFANY, Register.
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Repair Shop.
am prepared to do all kinds of Fur
ni,ure repairing, manufacture and re-
pair Sleighs, Wagons, &c. Turning
lathe in connection. o. THoRsrlxsoS,
22-3M South Pembina
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1886-02-26

When baby was sick, we gave her cAsToRIA
When she was child. she cried for CASTORIA
When she became Miss. she chung 70 CAsTORIA
When she had childnsnshe gave them CAsrORIA
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The undersigned is prepared to repair
Fl ,rniture, sleighs, &c. on short notice, at
Curtis old shop, on Stutsman street.
J 'erms reasonable. Cane bottom chairs
r eraired. Work qua ranteed.
1892 G. ZIMMERMAN, Pembina.
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Tenders Wanted.

Tenders Wanted.
Tenders will be received by the under.
signed school board up to March 9Th 1886
for furnishing twenty cords Of green oak
or elm wood and fiyc cords of Eastwood
delivered at the school building, district
number /, Pembina.
1892 L. E. Booker, District Clerk.
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Rev. Gro. DANIELS Of Wesley church
Winnipeg, will lecture in the Music Hall,
Emenon. on Monday evening. March
1st. Subject: Oliver Goldsmith, admis-
sion % cents.
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havo.tierh killed by the frost, and scat
tered by the winds, we find q general i'm
pressioA That for this season the work
has besn we'll done, and the business Of
the blixsard as health, agent IL over.
McCONNELL.
Mrs. A. Finley gave brit, last week to
= bouncing boy both mother and child
are we'll and Andy is happy
The Adams Bros. have purchased a
large team ofhorsee FROM MI, w.. Foster
81 BathRateand few weeks ago bought
one hundred and sixty acres of first class
wheat land from Mr.. D. FGfbes.@'s
MI. J, syninston, who was employed
in tho Pillsbury 4 Hubert elevator at
Nechs;as engineer since last September,
is on tho farm again +; we believe Jack
was worthy employee. The companys
loss is our gain.
Mrs. Maraaret Fife, mother Of Mr.. A.
T. Fife and Mrs. Robert Mcconnell. left
here on the 2Srd inst, for Ontario, where
she has many friends to welcome her.
We hope she will he spared to come back
to see her many friends in Dakota again.
The box-social was fully attended and
all who we're there enjoyed themselves.
Miss Il. Calder from Beaulieu, Mesdames
Shannon and Toxins and Mr.. Alex. and
Isaac Murphy Of Neche, and Misses
Fadden and snolgrass Of Bathgate con-
tributed largely towards assisting the
home talent to entertain the audience.
One young man was 30 lucky as to pur-
chase boxes belonging to three married
Fw6men. Master Isaac Murphy was the
most popular person Of the evening his
recitation and song were loudly applaud
ed. Mr.. w. Syminyton performed the
duties of chairman and Mr.. A. Mcfadden
that of suctioneer in an efficient manner.
Amount realized $3.50.
LAKExIDE.
Messrs. Geo. z. and Jas. Dangerield
left here last Wednesday ON visit to
their parents residing at Grand Fork.
Mr.. Han, has decided not to sell but
rent his farm for the coming season.
Church services are held at the school
house every other Tuesday afternoon at
$3.50 o'clock. Last Tuesday Feb 10th We
were addressed by Revs. Mcdonald and
Grant-Mr. Mcdonald, OF Grafton, our
regular minister and Mr.. Grant of Park
River.
A horse belonging to Mr.. Vim. Danger
field being let loote for exercise cut him:
Iiself very badly between the fore legs.
When starting our literary society we
scarcely hoped for the success we have ut.
tanned. Last Tuesday night we had a full
house. people coming from miles around.
Readings, recitations. and songs were
rendered boil, before and after the de.
bate. The subject of the debate was,
Resolved; That there is more pleasure in
the memory Of the past than in the hope
of the future. After much eloquent
speaking the decision, being left to the
house, was given in favor ofthe negative.
The subject chosen for the next debate,
is, Resolved; That art is more to be ad-
nired than nature. Alternatives, P. Nc
Even, +. A. McClernan, Geo. +. Dang
erfield, Thos. Hare and, +. o. Southland;
negatives, E. Southland, P. A. McCler.
nan, Jas. Snyder, John Wratt aud Joseph
Pelky.
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FROM OTHER POINTS.
Mcconnell, Walhalla, 1rowssto. st
Thomas, Lakeside, Toilette,
Hamilton and Noohs.
Et1lE.

NEa1lE.
Neche; was represented at the "hop"
at Olga last Friday night. 's. !,
We have been terribly bothered this
week with life insurance agents.
Revival meetings are being held In
the school house by the Rev. Mr..
Munroe.
A., car load Of hosses was Slipped in
last Saturday night from Iowa BY Mr.. Nc.
Lauchlan.
Fourty-five dollars were raised one
night in our town last week for the
Methodist minister.
H. L. Holmes and wife got back from
the east last week. We did not know
him until We heard him make a familiar
expression. He looks like different
man.
Quite number Of our young people
took advantage of the box-social at Nc.
Connells last week and report good time.
Some ofour boys had to buy three or
four boxes and got married women every
time-Alex. says it was "put up job"
Quite an artistic improvement has
been added to our drug store by the cree.
tion' Of a large opaque compoundini
studio in which our convivial drug.
gist, Mr.. Lukinger, can eli out the pre-.
scriptions without being questioned by
an inquisitive public.
BRlEFs:-John Symington has moved
his family out to the farm to make pre-.
parations for spring......W. E. Gooding
and wife have got back from their excur-
sion looking very much improved hut
quite natural. .Chas. Murphy is out on
his farm looking after his agricultural
interest
A most disgraceful row occurred in our
town last Wednesday night between a
respected citizen and u poor halfLreed.
These two men were not Sd much to
blame III the would be msgnates WHO
stood by and witnessed the affair. The
Liulc WIS WuCu AulSuG Wue SOubiAClGO
right but that order Of things seenlt
to have been changed.
The carnival and dance ut the Neclle
roller rink OH Washington's birthday
was grand success. The rink was
tastefully draped with the national colOrs
and lighted with Chinese lanterns. Up.
wards Of one hundred masqueralers in
various costumes participated in the
skating. AL the available space in the
rink and gallery WIS filled will, specta.
tors. Mr.. Baptie and Mrs. Robinson Of
Batl,gate carried off the prizes for conf.
cal and elegant costumes coupled with
good skating. Miss Loring and Miss
Montague, Of Walhalla, representing
"Morn,ng and Might" were conceded to
be the most elegantly dressed; Mr.. Steffin,
representing "Courticr of Henry the
VIII," personated his character admlra-
bly,; Mr.. Isaac Foster was the head and
front of the elephant MIR. Lukinger pass.
ed off for his satanic majesty Mr.. v,
Qnackenbush, personated an "Indian
Chief" There were others worthy Of
special mention but space forbids. Al
ten o'clock the masks were removed and
dancing was INDUCED till the small hour
of the morning.
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SHAW L CHAR1ros's three column adj.
vertisement will be read with interest.
They have the biggest stock Of boots and
shoes ever brought into this county.
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Call on II. II. George, st. Thomas, for
money, before making arrangements
elsewhere, it will pay you. 27tf
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School District Apportionment.
The following is the school apportion-
ment for the various school districts in
Pembina County.
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The topic for the next few weeks will
be Shaw & Charlton's great boot and shoe
sale. Unfortunate is the man who can
not scrape dollar or two to invest. 1888
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Items Of Interest.
Repair Shop.

Girl for general house work, apply to
31.tf MIS-. GAFFENY.
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Repair Shop.

Boots and shoes at less than Chicago
prices at Shaw & Charlton's. 1888
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TGtal....... .0l.13l
There is also delinquent road tax for
the year 1885 and to above $3.50. 90 makeing
a total outside of delinquent taxes for
year 1854, duo this township ofS2, liz. l3
rs against an Indebtedness of 1871.
! would also state the township treas
uter Il; $ on hand the following:
Amt. for lit rest fl Il Oh bnms....".....si4 1860
Amt. i + sinking fund H61.0o
1,0!5.Nl
As the road ovcrseer has not yet pro-
scented his report showing the exact
amount Of time, expense, DE-, entailed in
making the twenty miles Of new roads
that have been made in this township
this year and rs l expect to receive the
same shortly have not. in this report,
entered into detailed account. lam
YouIs respectfully,
.. Il. AYLEN, Twp. Clerk.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1886-02-26

THE lakeside Literary Society should
70 light on sncll tautolosy q, memory
Of the past and hope Of the future"
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Very Remarkable Recovery.

Very Remarkable Recovery.
Mr.. Geo. v. Willing, of Manchester,
Mich, writes: "My wife has been almost
helpless for five years, so helpless that
she could not turn over in bed alone.
She used two bottles of Electric Ritters,
and is 90 much improved, that she is
able now to do her own work." Electric
bitters will do all that is claimed for them.
Hundreds of testimonials attest their
great curative powers. Only fifty centsa
bottle ate. Moore & Co.. or D. Nc Gruer'a
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1886-02-26

The prudent family man watches for
bargains and catches on to such chances
as Shaw 4 Charlton offer in boots and
shoes. 1888
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TREASURY DEPARTMENT.
OFFICE OF COMPTROLLER OF THE Cur
RENCY.

WARRINGTON, January 20th 1855.
WHEREAS. by satisfactcry evidence presented
70 the undersigned, 18th been made to appear
that
The First National Bank Of Pembina,
in the City Of Pembina in the County Of Pemlina,
aud Territory Of Dakota. nus complied with al
the p:ovi ions of the Revised Statutes OF the
United States required to be complied with before
an association shall be
Authorized to Commence the Business
of Banking.
Now therefore I. Henry w. Cannon. Comrtrol.
lor Of the Currency, do hereby certify that The
First National Bank Of Pembtna, in the City 81
Pembina. in the County CT Pembina, and Terri
tory OF Dakota. ia authorized 70 commence the
business Of Banking as provided in Section Fifty,
one hundred and sixty nine Of the Revised
Statutes Of the United States.
In testimony whereof witpess mvhand and Seal
Of ONCE this 10th, day ofJanuary lS86.
fSEAL1 H. w. CANNON,
$3.50 Comptroller of the Currency