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lay delegates The motion was voted down.
IL Was voted to exclude Rev. John E. Kick
ards, Of Montana who. 1t was claimed, came as
delegate to represent . conference 20 which be
does not belong. The question OF his admission
was appointed to preside.
At meeting of the committee on boundaries
Rev. DR.. Gray. OF Wiliiamsport. Pa. offered
resolution providing that the bishops shall be
appointed to contiguous districts rather than to
be sent as nov, to different parts of the eoun-
try. After considerable discussion the resolu-
ton was referred to special committee for
cousiderat tim
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New YORK. May 9-Ths eighth day Of the
twenty-fifth General Conference of the Method
list Church opened with Bishop Mallalisu pro-
siding. Numerous memorials we're read One
istsrs, submitted By Rev. DR.. II. Fl. Green. Of
Upper Iowa 1.-THE determination Of the bound
aries of the couferences' was . memorial offered
by Rev. DIR. Belt, of Ohio.
A committee on American Bible work. con-
appointed
DR.. Wilder, Of Illinois. offered . resolution
calling Tor geasral election In 1880 70 settle tbs
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The special committee on electric lighting.
composed of Councilmen Casper. Thalman and
Kelley. and Aldermen Rust and Taylor. and the
city attorney and civil-eueineer. met last night
and earthly went over the bids submitted to
the Council, as the Monday nights meeting.
An expert electrician was with them. and a.
sisted in passing on the merits of the bids. The
committee did nothing further than canvass the
propositions submitted. Another meeting will
be held this week to decide upon tie report to
be made to the Council. On account Of the pub
lic demand for immediate action IL is probable
that special meeting of the Council win be
called for Monday night
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livery hard in the frat two innings. making .
home run, two triples double aud four singles
This. IN connection with three bases on oaiis
and two wild pitches. resulted in nine runs. six
Of which were earned. Having the game In
hand, the Chicagos did not exert themselves
further. Krock pitched fne game, and zone
of the visitors could do anything effective with
his delivery except hoy. who scored both OF the
Washing tous' runs, one Of them . rome run on
q very long biz TO center. Both teams played
splsndidly in the field. Attendance, 500 Score:
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Ir. Montgomery and the Public schools.

Mr.. Montgomery and the Public Schools.
To the Editor Of the indianapolis Journal
Zachariah Montgomery is Catholic, and
therefore it is not surprising if he is trying to
destroy the free schools- The Catholics believe
that the schools ought to be in the hands Of
monks and nuns. They hate the free school
system, as they do the free vote-the two
strongest points Of free government. Zacha-
riah Montgomery is Assistant Attorney general
of the United States by appointment Of Presi-
dent Cleveland; and Coy would have had an
other appointment If he was successful.
a RrAnrR
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Roscoe Conkling's VIII.

UREA, N. Y, May 9-The will Of Roscoe
Conkline was offered for probatslbefors Surro-
gate Bliss to-day. The text Of IL 10 As follows
/, Roscoe Conkline, of Utica N. Y, do make, pub
lsh and declare my last will and testament as fol-
lows give devise aid bequeath to my wife Julia
and her heirs and sssigns forever all my property
and estate. whether real, personal mixed, and
constitute and sppo.ns my said wife sole exscutrx of
this will. In tss.mony whereof. hereto sign my
name, this 21st day of June. A d. 1867.
ROSCOE CoSKLrSG.
The will is witnessed by Ellis 81. Roberts and
G. III. Hopkins.
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A Meeting of the Trust

There was meeting OF gentlemen interested
in the Trust at the New New Dsnison House last
inquiries az to the purpose Of the gathering and
its action were met by prompt rsfussls to tell
anything about it, except that nothing was ac-
compiished in the matter under consideration.
1t relates, it 10 thought. 20 certain movements
contemplated by the company in regard to its
work Of piping the city.
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The music and Riley entertainment bids fair
to be great success next Tuesday evening at
Y. n. G. A Hall
There will be . change Of bill at the Museum
to-day and during the rest Of the week Mr..
Hiceins's new sensational comedy sThe NIGHT
watch.D story Of New York life, which has
been well received elsewhere. tSing presented.
The Welsh Prize Singers who appear at Tom
linson Hall tonight, have had great success on
their present tour. Their performances is unique,
and their music attractive Several of the
singers are winners OF special prizes &C the
Welsh musical festivals
The audiences are Increasing at the Grand a.
the week progresses. to sea the talented Me-
Gibeny family Of musicians. fifteen in number.
and their concerts are e. unique - they krs en-
performances during the rest Of the week. and
special matinee at reduced prices on Saturday.
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DETROIT, Mich. May a-Kslly tried hard to
beat the Bostons to-day, but the efforts Of the
entire team in that direction would hays been
insfeetual The Dstroits were determined TO
lose, and the way which they went about IL
demonstrated their ability to play the worst
game OF ball ever Witnessed The features of
the game we're the stupid base-running of the
home team. White and Rowes idiotic fielding
and Ksllys muff Of an easy fy when the bases
were full Score:
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ST. LOUIS, 8; crScrsNATr, Z.

CINCINNATI, O., May 9.-Baldwins wild throw
to Reilly, in the eighth inning Of to-day's game,
in an effort to effect double play, gave victory
to the St Louis Browns. It was the most ex-
citing contest that has been played On tina local
grounds this season. Both teams played mag
nieently in the field, but the Reds errors proved
very costly. Mullane pitched fine game, while
Fennelly andjCarpenter excelled in fielding. The
attendance was !. 200 Score:
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MINOR CITY MATTERS.


To.Dsy's Doings.
A. NJ E. GENERAL CONFERENCE.-THE Church,
Vermont and Columbia streets.
INDIANA ECLECTIC MEDICAL ASSOCIATION
Meridian aud Washington streets, morning and
afternoon.
ANNUAL ART EXHIBIT. 81 South Meridian street,
evening.
LEAGUE Observation-Disclosures and Washing
ton, $50 p. II.
GRAND OPERAHOUSE-The McG;beny Family,
evening.
THE MUSEUM-s.Burr Oaks" afternoon and even
ing.
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Earned runs-Pittsburg. 1; Philadelphia, 2. Two
base hits-Fogarty ~. Fsrrar. Stolen bases-Maul
Andrews (2I. Double plays-Fields and Smith, Bas-
tian and Farrar. First base balls-Carrou, Fo-
garty Bastian. First base error-Dalrymple.
Struck out-By Henderson, !; by Gleason, 3. Time
LIS. Umpire-Daniels.
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Willie Hahn, an elsven-year-old boy, took
horse to pasture near RosedAle. Nc. yesterday.
He attached two straps 10 the halter. ooe q
which be fastened about his body. The horso
became frightened and ran away, dragging The
boz for some distance. He died shortly a{tse
bang taken hoWa
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Earned runs-Athletlcs, =; Brooklyn, -. Twooase
hit-Gleason. Home run-Stovey. Stolen base
Stovey. Double play-Smith McClelland and Orr.
First base balls-Larkn, Pinckney. First base on
errors-Athletic, l. Brooklyn, 1. Struck out-Poor.
man (2), Sullivan. Caruthers.
LOUISVILLE. Is; KANSAS CITY, g.
LoUIsvILLE, May 9.-The Louisville team put
mp strong game to-day and easily defeated
Kansas City, outplaying them at every point
Pagan was wild and easily hit while Chamberlain
was steady ard his curves puzslns Aside from
Pagan. Kansas City play PED m average fielding
game Mack and Wolf led Louisville's batting.
with White and Browning following close Ex-
espt MeTammany and Barley Kansas Citv
was weak az the bat The attendance was light
Seora.
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Winning run scored with two men out
Score by innings:
Cincinnati. o 3 OF
ST. Louis..4 o o o o O 2 Is
Earned runs-Cincinnati, 6: St Louis, 1. Two base
hits-Nicol. Fenenelly. Stolen bases-Nicol.
Oorkhill, Carpenter, Mccarthy (3). Double
piay-McPhee and Kelley. First baseon balls
Nico. Tebeau, Robinson. (2). King CO. Hit by
pitched bals-McPhee. Corkhill, Carpenter, MeCar-
thy. First base errors-St. Louis, 3. Struck
out-By Muliane, A; by King, a.
BROOKLYN, B; ATHLETICS.
PHILADELPHIA. May 9.-Gleasons errors gave
the Brooklyn club another victory to day. The
visitors made four singles in the first inning.
which, with tumble by Gleason, Melted three
runs. and two singles tumble and wild throw
by Gleason gave them two more in the fourth.
Game was called on account Of rain. Score:
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opeciAs to the Indianapolis journo.
LoGANsPoRr. May a-Ths Lafsysttes were
badly defeated in to-day's exhibition game with
the home team. The homo team outplaysd
them at every point, and won by . score Of
fourteen to four. Score
Logsnsport. 2 3 O o LA
Lafayette. .--..0 O o o o.
Batteries--Stapleton and Streave. Enihan, Broder-
lex. Murray and Granville. Umpire---Johnson.
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The State Board OF Education will meet next
Tuesday evening It will remain in session
three days.
The Central w. c. T. q. will meet this after
noon At 2.30 o'clock in the lecture-room Of Msrid
ian-street Church.
Commissions were issued yesterday. by Adju-
tant-eeneral Koontz to Captain L. A. Beidler.
First Lieutenant l.. B. Dickinson, Second Lieu
tenant Scott A. Campbell-aIl OF the Waterloo
Cadets.
Marriage licenses were issued yesterday to
Charles Van Eaton and Anna A. Peak, Realm
L. Sullivan and Lillian NJ Spurgson, John
Kiefsr and Anna Hsinzarlina, Charles A. Miller
and Belle c. Knots, William Witts and Fannie
E. Brown.
The following building permits were issued
yesterday: Carl Banner, improvements ct No
4s8 South New Jersey street, 600; Mrs
Martha Lowden, frame cottogs at No. 400 Co
lumbia avenue, $500; Harry Sheet. twostory
frame cottage on West street. near St Clair.
81. 900; B. F. Mcfarland. frame cottage at No.
l42 Lexington avenue. 500.
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Louisville o OILS
Kansas City---.----0 o o 2 O.
Earned runs-Louisville, 9; Kansas City, 3. Two
base hits-Browning (2). Werrick. Three-base hit
White. Stolen basss-Mack, Wolf (Z). White,
Chamberlain, Barley, Esterday. First base on
bslls-stratton, Mack. Collins s21. White, Smith,
errors--Louisville 3; Kansas City. 2. Struck out
Davis CD, Pagan (3), Rowe. Mack. Smith, Wsrrick.
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LOUISVILLE, May 9.-Ths weather was fine
and the attendance good at the second day OF
the Louisville Driving Park meeting. At 2
o'clock the final mile heat of yesterdays third
race was trotted. Little Thorne Winning the
heat and race in 2:26; Sprsgue Pilot second. aud
Geneva s. third.
First race was the 2:2o class, trotting; three in
Eve; purse $500. There were four starters
Cumrnarv.
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Earned Runs-Indianapolis, /; New York It,
Two-bass Hits-Healy CD, Ksefe, Ewing Brown.
Thrse-base Hit-Ewing
Home Runs-Denny, Richardson, Herman. Keefe
Gore. Conner 81.
Stolen Bases -Slattery, Bassett. Estsrbrook
Hsaly.
First Base on Balls-Hines (s), Ewing, Gore Tier.
nan ~.
First Base on Errors-Indianapolis 2; New York g
Struck Out-Seery (2). McGsachy, Daily, Denny
Hines.
Passed Balis-Brown, 5; Daily. l.
Wild Pitches Ewing. I; McGeachy, 1.
Tme-Ora hour and fifty minutes.
ITrnr,f
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PHILADELPHIA. 2; prrrsBuRe, L

PrrrsBURe, May 9-The rain Of yesterday
left the Pitisburg grounds in fair condition, but
showers during the day kept the attendance at
the fourth Philadelphia game down to 300. The
locals stepped up to receive their eighth con-
secusive defeat and found they were to face
Gleason, and not Buninton. who had been so
successful against then. The game was called
in the eighth. with one man out, when the Phil
adelphias had taken Henderson's measure and
were hitting him freely. Gleason made . good
impression by steadying down In the sixth inn
ing, when, with two men on bases. he struck
out Dunlap. But three hits were made of him.
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Shooting Tournament.

epecial 20 the Ipdianasolis Journal
MARION, Ind, May 9.--This morning the
Marion Gun Club commenced a two days
shootpg tournament Numerous crack shots
from Fort Wayne, Wabash, Peru and other
cities are present
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May Events to Occur.

Saturday. 12Democratic judicial joint represent
alive and senatorial conventions.
Tuesday, 15--State convention Of Woman Suffrage
Association; State Board of Education.
Wednesday, 16-Instisute Of Homeopathy; Grand
Lodge l. D. O. E.
Sunday, 2O--Laying cornerstone st. vincsnt's
Hospital.
Monday. 21--Convention of Commissioners of Ia
Dor Statistics.
Tuesday, 22--Grand Lodge F. and A. NJ; Grand
Grove Druids
Thursday 24--Fly-fshermen's tournament.
Saturday, 26--Anniversary of the Indianapolis Or.
phan ASYLUM.
Tuesday, 29--"Ben.Hur" entertainment for benefit
Nurses Home
wednesday, 3o--National convention of Prohibi-
tonists.
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Interstate League.
IN fha yndi.r.cots. rorrcs.

Special to the Indianapolis Journas
CRAwFoRDsvILLE. May 9.-Ths Interstate
game OF ball here to-day was between the home
club and the Dubuque club. and was the best
game Of the season played tere. There were
eleven innings played, and Crawfordsville won
by score OF 8 to 4 This IL the first game lost
by the Dubuque club this season. and makes the
hfth game out of seven won by the Crawfords-
villea The following 10 the scores
Crawfordsvi1le0 o L o Is
Dubuque------2 D ! o O o o o %
Errors-crswfordsviIle, 5; Dubuque, 8. Base hits
-Crswfordsville, II; Dubuque, q. Batteries--Crsw-
fordsville, Hoskins and Snyder; Dubuque Keas and
Duane. Umpire-Mc6inley.
DASvILLE Ill. May s.-rhs Dsnville Rock
ford game resulted:
Danville .......-1 O o OF
B--L<,rd.. o o o o Ia
Batteries ookabaush. pi Bellman. O.: Murphy, D.;
Snyder. Q. Errors Danville. 13; Rockford, 81. Base
hits--Danville 8; Rockford. 5.
MARION, May a-Ths initial game Of the
State League series Was played here this after
noon. between the Marion ssnd Elkhart teams,
in the presence Of 500 srssIsterA The result
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THE wAsHrSeross TO-DAY,

The Washington team will play the local club
this afternoon. IL has Two or three new play
ers. including the famous deaf mute fielder.
noy. "umoe tne iettheioer mas also made
good reputation. Boyle and O'Day viii proba-
bly, be the pitchers.
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Totals. ls l7 271s q Totals....2 "a 16

Earned runs-Chicago, 81 Washington, l. Two
base hits-Pfeffer CD. Burns. Stolen bases--Ryan,
Sullivan. Arson (2), Burns DAILY, Irwin Three.base
hits-Sullivan. DAILY. Double play--Ryan, sullivan
and Hoy. First base on balls-Anson 90, Pfener.
4. Passed balls-Daly, 2; Deasley. /. Time-1:54.
Umpir e-Valentiue.
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Earned runs-Detroit 2; Boston. 2. Two-bass hits
Rows. Broufhsrs t2). White. Nash ca, Wise.
Thrse-bess hlts-Johnsron. Kelly. Home run-Sut-
base on balls-Gsnzel, Bronthers, Richardson,
Morrill,. Hit by pitched bail-Hanlon. Frat base
on errors-pstreit q Boston. =. Struck out-By
VIVID piteh--Sowders Tims-2:l0. Umpire
CHICAGO, IL; WASHINGTON. 2
CucAoo. Hay 9-Ths wsshington's tried
1htir nsw pitcher. Grssnips. today. bat be did
- provs sueesss. The Chicagos hss his de-
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was . defsst for the Elkhart team. by score Of
IL to 2. Following 10 the score.
Marion o O o e. o L 2 SIS
Elkhart o o o. z
Observation-Disclosures and Heinbo; Casey sad Dono-
van Umpire-kimball.
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Tme-2:23. Z234, 2:24is, 2:24. 2:23i9 2:24ls.
year -olds best two in three; s25 entrance, 800
added There we're four starters. but Tennie
b. F. distanced the others in the frst heat, win
ming the race In 22l.
Third Racs-2:20 class, for PAGERS; three in
i've; purse, $400 Five heats were trotted and
the conclusion postponed until tomorrow
There were six starters. Summary:
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Steamship News.
NEw YORK, May 9.-Arrived: State Of Ne
braska, Devonia, from Glasgow.
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Totals. z 2 26 ls 81 Totals. 8 a "a
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NURSERY STOCK OF EVERY DESCRIPTION =

-Craw iordvllle WdkuU. Times: Hon. H. c.
Craw ford has been confined to his room for sew
eral days from the effects o. tall he received on
Saturday last. Captain L F. Walker. prac-
tical farmer Of one OF the finest sections of the
hearts with visit on Sunday last I'VE rcgrc.
to note that Mr.. Geo. r. smith, our worthy
CLERK of Court, has been quite i'll during the
past week :. Hon. T. F. Swearingen and Mr.
J. M. Forbes have planted an acre in Bermuda
onions. which they propose giving tair trial.
From what we can learn their crop is in fine
condition and bids fair to be remuneratve one.
Truck farming will certainly pay IN this county.
Fortune teller Ben" better known to the
public as =" scaly foot Benjamin, whose pastme
through the winter months is to gillnet bare
footed on oyster bars. killed few days since
perhaps the largest wild turkey on record. Il
was male bird with complete double beard
10 inches in length, and tipped the beam at 2sl
pounds dressed.
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The Devil Fish Described by Hugo

IL not q tenacious moneter than malaria whether
1t takes the form OF chs and fever bilious remittent
ague cake or dumb ague Like the octopus Of the story 1t
clasps victim in its tentacr@ and folds him coeer
and closer in q horrible embrace. Attacked with Hos
letters Stomach Btter however 1t gradually reaxes its
tremendous grip finally absndons it, and the quondam
sufferer liberated last rejoices in the sense Of new
born freedom engendered by the restoration Of complete
health Dyspepsia, too and constipation, those old and
remoseess enemies of the human family, give ground,
and are finally driven from the field by this Napoleon Of
remedies the greatest the purest in the family phar
macopeia. Rheumatism succumbs to it, do kidney
troubles The nerves. when overetra ned regain quetude
and vgor by it's aid and the ability TRANQUILITY and
eat with zest increased by it, Resort to 1t in time
and avoid unnecessary suffering.
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Stranger Ito Office boy)-Did you tell
the editor there's q man down stairs what
wants to knock him down an drag him
out?
Office Boy-Yes sir; an he says will
you kindly step up at once, rs he wants
to 90 TO dinner. "A y
Stranger (someWhat milder) - Well
er-I don'tswant to take no advantage Of
9 man with ~ SIMPLY stcmach. I Tell him
III come In again. - ,t5.sss ~. a,s~e
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Is Natures own true laxative. 1t is the mos,
easily taken, and the most effective remedy
known to Cleanse the System when Bilious OF
Costive; to dispel Headaches, Colds and Fevers
to Cure Habitual Constipation. Indigestion, Piles
etc. Manufactured only BY the California Fig
Syrup Company. San Francisco, Cal. For sale
BY n. Lively. Feb. 2-1S88 1y
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persoa were two lsttsn lrom Major Gruelis and
Young lsdy b Eal1ehasa Mr. d. was -
broihefto 0cziven De-. II, ~ fsrnandiua.
ger fton 10 wilds 81 - glsAt Ee1shwest ar
rived D Goiu1silIs yceaaloot ~ q once be-
came dlsensted because the tGWn uas "dry.
Two hours later he wanted TO buy the whole
town, and was mad becAuseit was nDt for sale.
.. IL Gainesville had half dozen such men as
Major N. r. Gruelle che would coon discard the
ap,,ellation inland town."
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March Is. 18S
NOTICE I

A LII CREDITORS, LEGATEES AND PER-
"A sons entitled to distribution, of the estate Of
Robert Howard Gamble late of Leon county, Fla,
to the undersigned administrators duly authentica-
ted, within two years from the date hereof or this
notice will be pleaded in bar Of their recovery.
ANGELICA e. GAMBLE, Administratrix,
ROBERT G. GAMBLE, Administrator.
Tallahassee Jan. 81 1888-fm
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Administrators Notice.

OK MONTHS FROM THE FIRST PUBLICA-
y TON of this notice the undersigned adminie-
tratrix of the estate Of William H. Lester. late OF
the county of Leon, and State Of Florida, deceas
will present her final accounts and vouchers to the
County Judge Of the said county of Leon and ask
to be discharged from her administration Of said e.
tate. ANNIE H. LESTER
February 10, A. D. 168S-6m Administratrix.
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NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN OF THE FOR.
In nation of the Florida Warehouse and Com.
press Company" into = corporation under the
Laws Of Florida BY that corporate name.
l: The principal place of business shall be at
Tallahassee, Florida.
2. The general nature of the business to be done
by said company shall be the general storage OF
goods, etc, the COMPRISING of cotton and other
and incidentally the buying and selling of such
goods and articles as pertain to snch business
g. The amount Of the capital stock Is $50 900, that
may be increased to $4,000.
4. The time of the commencement of this Com.
pany shall commence with the fling OF the articles
on the End day of March, 1888, and shall continue
ninety mine years thereafter.
s. The highest amount of Indebtedness to which
the corporation may subject itself at one time is
$4,000
g. The business of said company shall be con-
Quoted by Board Of four Directors, one of whom
shall be chosen President. Its officers shall be
President, Vice President, Treasurer and Man.
ager, for the first year and until their successors
are chosen according to tho bylaws. Eldred
Smkins shall be President, j. 8. Coles, Jr Vice
President, j. 8. Coles, Treasurer and Manager.
ELDRED SIMKINS,
j. 8. COLESeJR,
j. 8. COLES.
March Is, 1SSS4w
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F0eh LIotO1
Nea tly printed, 70 cents I hundred, at
s. f sELo1IpIAN OFFICE,
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A LII PERSONS HAVING CLAIMS Against
IA. the Estate Of John D. Branch, deceased. are
hereby notifed TO appear and hle the same win
sne Judge Of the County Court Of Leon comfy.
nfase Of florida, on or before the hrst dsy Of az.
.toosf next: -. 3. N. WEST, County Judge.