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The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-03-18
Chancery Sale
o.
REAL ESTATE.

No. COZ Rim the Chauccry Court Of shelby
County.-N. A. fairos, guardian, W Halle inirca
~ nj.
iy virtue Of an lntcriocuiory decree for sale en-.
icrcd in the above cause ON the ith day Of March.
issi. NJ. n a.. rnge ta, Will sgll nt public aur.
ton, % the highest bidder IN irunt II the clerk
the Courthouse VI shelby county. Mcnphls. Ten.
nu1cc, on
saturday, 9Th Day OF April. 1850,
within lcgnl hour. the following described prop
cry. situated iu shelby county, Toun.. ioWit
BEGINNING NJ the Intersection oi GENITAL avenue
with the south ilic 81 the Memphis a Chaflcslon
lalllund running thcngc WcstWlnlly With south
lf ~ ~ ullnuid twelve 90 chains and thirty.
I've Dii LINKS Ia % stake hrurH southWarilly with
the cn,t linc Of Qunichcit lot fourteen tiU chains
aud nlnciy.hyc O3l links "a the north side II Cafcy
avenue. thence DiftwHnliy on saii north line u
tnry avenue twelve on chains and iurty.onc an
Links tn H. intersection With ucnira avenue; thence
u0rhwhnlly with the west line ~ Central avuuuo
niiccu 10 chains o. the place Of beginning. con
tanning ~ ii.in ncfpH. mon or lCaa. md being
Known ~ lots ia go and seven 90 VI the Whiimoro
Also lie following lot or parcel OF land begin.
Ming "a point on the wet side of Wnfncld av.
cuuc eight % chains south u the south line oi tho
Mcuphls 4 Charleston Rhilriad thence wcsiwurdiy
pnmllcl with said Memphis Charleston milruad
Twelve lO chains aud lfiynyo 90 links 10 a
stake thence touihwnflly hitcCn (ial chains and
oghlgen w LINKS 70 q stake ihcncc casiwafily
parallel With The aid line Of said riilrnad twelve
Ol2l chains aud nliylyc go links % Point on tho
wet aide OF Warlcd avcnuc nui thence north.
wardly along The said wet line ~ Waflcld avenue
hiiccu ull chains and twCntyright lt,l links TO
thr place ~ beginning. hoinF what arc known hs
lots sixteen 90 nui seventeen 90 ~ the Whit.
morc ,uhditlslon. and containing nineteen up
Terms 81 salc-Onc ihid 60 cash. balance on
credit ~ one aud Two years note bearing Interest
with scg9fIy required. lien retained.
lhla WI day ~ MHrHh, lfsl,
u McllENRY. Clerk aud Master
Hhhtt lniteuon, W W. Mcdowell, SOLICITORS
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Ordnr of pnhllcniinn-

No 7.9it r. Din the Ciianrory Court ~ Shelby
county, 1cnn.-ii. u. james " tldon e. Yields
itnpprafIur from che hlll iu this cuusc which Il
fwnrl tn. that The dtlCudlut tllun &, ilUlda IL d
rfiirut OF the state ni Mississippi. aud a non
frslicnt ~ fhe State Of tennessee
u u therefore nrlUrni that be mako hlf appear
nncc hCrgln 90 thu Cuuu.house oi shelby C1un
", ID the city ~ Memphis, now Taxing District NJ
Shelby county, Tenn. on the tint Monday IN
NAV. iNsl, nnd plead, rnswpf OF drmuf tu com
plnlnnnrs bill, Or the same will hc taken Tor CON
irssci us 10 him and 80 fuf hearing cN.pIfc. and
that o COPY Of thls nrirr ~ published once week
i0f four surco slyo weeks In the Memphis Appeal
Ihlt aih day ~ Mafrh. tAtl
4 true pupyaAuot
iofsSi IN MciifNRY. clerk ana Master
10 q. o. CALDWELL. b. q. AN
N0n.nn q Mcfarland solicitor Coz Complainant
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Chancery Sale
or
ESTATE.

No. Gil0 In the Chanccry Court OF Shelby
County-liardwig Pcres, guardian, etc, W.
James Stewart ct al.
By virtue OF an Iniorlocutory decree for sale.
cntcrcd In the above cause on the 2lst day Of DE.
oenbcr, isss. 81 - g., page az, and amended on
the sih day 81 March. Isl, I will sell at public
Clerk and Masters Office, az the Main street en-.
trance Of the court house Of shelby County, Mem.
phis. Tenn. on
saturday, the 9th Day OF April, 1889,
within legal houn.. the following described prop.
erty situated In shelby County Tenn, towiu
Lying and being in tho Eighteenth Civil District
% said county about AZ miles southeast Of Mem
phis, being parts OF lots % aud % Of r. A. Owens
subdivision. rcrouicd In Book - page 100 begin.
ming ut a stake IN the north line OF ". ~. Persons
tuct chains west ffOm the southeast corner Of
lot q ihcnCc west n chains and 10 links 10 stake,
thence norih o. chains and ~ links to a stake on
the south sidc ui Dunn avenue. thence east 10
chains and ~ links 90 stake In the north line Of a
liout alley, thence south along the north line Of
aid alley 10 chains and q links 70 stake thclcc
west 6chnins and - links IN stake. thence south
y chains and - links "a stake. thence east Z
chain, and y links thence south chains aud 80
links 10 the point OF beginning containing q 7Ol0O
II the above docs not fcl for enough 10 satisfy
the Judgment Interest ani costs Then the remain
der Interest in th. following Tract scl apart NJ
homestead ~ James stewart aud family. viii next
10 sold, t0-wit beginning at a stake on the east
Tine ~ James sicwafts % ncu4 chains aud 81
LINKS % - feet north Of the southeast corner u
snid % acncg thcnre south % west chains aud "
links o. q stake, thence north - west - chains
and p links a. stake. thence north 50 east
chnns aud =, links 10 a stake IN the east line II
line . chains aud - links 10 the beginning, con
tnluing ~ acuA
Terms q salc-on a credit 81 six months note
with security required lieu retained redemption
Thls 10Th day Of March, iso
e. a McHENKY. Clerk and Master
W. n ellison. D. W. lllrsh, u. n barnes aud Ma
lone Malone, Solicitors
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NOTICE.

A ~ lltHONS HAVING BILL. N4Afysr
~ .igiW tu.uiY vii pfc.cut ihHII ft mt rfre
ON ~ hriui. lnv ih lhy ut NHph uH tfpv Win
not b. acted uu ai TOO Arrli iefm ~ the COMMIT
Court To- g. SLAUGHTER thaItrisn.
Memphi, tCnu MuNh II, issa.
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Nrw OUtrASs has already q case for ar
biludon upon is hands Catcher win.
iams formerly Of Allentown, WIS signed
as that team was no more. Now Wilkes
barre claims TO have bought his release
from Allentown, and wants him 20 report.
New Orleans, having accepted his terms
and paid advance money, will hold on to
him. From all reports, he is worth fight
Ing for
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SENATOBIA FARM
NEAR SENATOBlA, MISS,
OFFERS THE SERVICES OF TWO TRoT.
TING STATIONS.
Capt. Carnes, No. 1924,

Capt. CarneS, NO. 1,o24,
Limited 10 Ten Approved Mares at SIS Cash the
SeWon-season Ends Julyi.
Colt trotters are IN demand. This horse should
get them as his sire 90 II. G., Gp0 was colt trot
ter; HIS grandsiro Onward lam Is the greatest
sire OF colt trottcrs known, having put four three
yearOlds In the ~ list In one year. his llrst dam
(fnncy Day record 2S0) was sired by Alchlde, who
got Hylas. tho sire Of the unbcitcn colt tro,ter
"Susie s." BIS; his second dam by another great
brood mare sire, Kentucky Clay tout Of the Rodes
mare. dam Lady 1horne, 2isi4 and Mambrno
Patchcn); his third dam by stlll another famous
brood marc sire, Edwin Forrest; fourth. flith and
sixth dams by thoroughbred sires. Individually.
Capt Carnes i threoy oarold blood bay. sixteen
hands high, elegantly proportioned stallion.
Col. jefferson (Blind)
Is offered 20 the Public at $40 Cash
lie was sired by the greatest brood marc sire
known Mambrlno Patchen, whose sons are taking
frst rank as brood mare sircs; dam Alcl, an old
time troltcr Jefferson at three yoan OF age was
picture that would make any horseman feel good
1Ga hands high, stylish, symmetrical and nnoly
CALLED. None Of his get are blind: all show spen.
did troitlng action, and ate game aud handsome
roidstcrN lie sired the fastest twOyoar. old that
showed about Memphis last summer
ns-Al stock handled carefully, but no response.
billy for accidents; mares pastured at 81 pet
month: fed gnin. $40 For further information
Address z. LYTLE. Man'Rr.
los N. Paul ST.. Mem Dhis. Tenn.
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OF health and strength renewed, and Of case
aud comfort, follows the use Of Syrup Of
f'gA aslt acts In harmony with nature TO
chec'ua. yelcansc the system when soslive or
bilious. For safe In 30 cent and sl.JO bottles
rs al leading Druggists.
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once ] wns pun a. the snow. hut fclla-
lcllllkU IL Snowflake ifum heaven o. hell
lrll 90 10 souiCl At splt nn sni hral
lfutluT. rurlur Wishing tn die.
trlIIuH ny uiul in whoever would buy,
Dealing lu shame for mursrl ui brad,
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heaven, preach any other gospel than
this, says the apostle "lci him be- ac.
cursed" There must be the midnight
tijc over the ruins before Jerusalem can
be built There must be- the clicking OF
The hoois before there can be the ringing
Ol ihc lroWcls
Again, My subject gives me a spcci.
mrn u busy and triumphant sadness. n
them was any man In the world who had
n right 10 nope and give up everything rs
lost Il was Nehemiah You uy, "llc
was q oup-bcafcr Ia the palace OF shushan.
and Il WAS grand place 40 Il was The
hall Of that palace WAS 200 lUpt SQUARE. aud
the roof lowered over thiny.six marble
pillau, each pillar sixty icct high; and the
inicnsc blue II tho sky, and thO deep green
81 Tie forest foliage. and the white OF the
driven snow, OIL hung trembling In the
upholstery. But my friends, YOU know
very well that fine architecture will not
put down hOmcsicancW. Yet Nehemiah
did not give up. Then when YOU roc him
going among these dcsolnicd streets. and
by these dismnnlled towers, and by the
torn up grave Of his father, YOU would
suppose that be would have been dis
hcaicncd, and that be would have dis
mounted nom bis hone and gone 30 his
room aud said. Woe is me- Ny faith.
orsgayo Is torn up. Tho Temple b dis.
honorud. The walls are broken down. /
have no money with which 20 rebuild. |
wish ! bad never been born. wish /
wore dead" Not 10 ays Nehemiah Az
though he had grief 10 intense that Il cx.
cited the commentary Of his King, yet
that pennileS. cxpatriatcd Nehemiah
ronses himself up TO rebuild tho city. lie
gets his permission Of absence. lie gets
his passports. lie harlens away 10 Jcrusa-
lem. by night on horseback he rides
through the ruins. lie oycfcomca thC
most icrocious opposition. lie afoufc'
the picty aud patriotism Of the PEOPLE
and In less than two months, namely ir
hily-iwo days, Jerusalem was rebuilt
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TRUSTEES SALE.

IN pursuance ~ thc trust decd registered IN nook
No. ihi rngr ~ Registers uncc shelby county,
Tcnnls.VC, will All 40 public nuriluu to the hrh.
Ct bidder, Tor cash ut Oir southwest corner nf la.
iCf.cciion oi Main and Madison afccis IN Taxing
lena, Un
Thursday, March -. 1890,
Tor default therein. az request Of beneficiary, that
fire piece Of property iflnuug on the west eide u
inJ lUW ufuuuc N 5liiu feet aud running back
WtaiWurlly lrtWrcu Iamllul lines 40 fOft 90 an
alley, The south limo being Nsfi00 icCt north oi
broadway. Being lots O. and al two nnd thrue,
Mlrks subdivision Of part lot No in1. Nlliuughhy
WILLIAMS tract, IN Fourteenth Civil nhtfirt Ia
mid county. Tile believed good fcii as trustee
Thr Fcbrunfy n issq
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-09-09
MR. ANTON REYMANN ANp FAMILY
Return from u Five Months TRIP Abroad
IN tho Beet OF Health.

Return from n Five Months Trip Abroad
In tho Best OF Health.
Mr.. Anton Reymann and family re-
turned home yesterday morning from a
five months trip abroad. They landed
in New York about 0 o'clock Satur.
day morning, and getting through
the hands Of the Custom House OH.
cials as soon as possible, left
there In the afternoon for home. They
returned To this country on the "Kalser
Wilhelm Il" Fan steamer ofthe North
German Lloyd line. This was her FIRST
trip and she was eleven days, making
the trip from Bremen to New York,
Sunday Of last week abe was forced Ia
lay TO In mid-ocean on account Of some
OF her journals becoming 80 heated that
some Of the metal parts became soft.
These had 10 be replaced with dupli.
Gates. Aside from this the trip was a
delightful one andthe'boat and her off.
GERS all that could be desired.
Mr.. Reymann and his family left
here April 4 and sailed from New York
April @. Their trip going was a very
stormy and d%isagreeable one. During
the time they were abroad they were at
Dresden, Berlin, Frankfort, Milan,
through Switzerland, at the Paris Ex'
position, Londonand many other places
Of interest,
The health Of all was good while they
were away, and Mr.. Reymann especially
returns q very picture Of health. AS Q
matter Of course his many friends and
those Of his family are glad and thankful
that they have returned In safety. There
were many callers at their house on FIJI
teenth street yesterday.
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4HB TRADES ASSEMBLY,
Pays Considerable Attention to
the Glass Packers Strike,
THE RESULTS OF THE PICNIC
AZ the Park on Labor Day -Unde-
cided as Yet as to who will Get
the Banner for the Largest
Turnout : Other Matters,

The glass packers strike received con.
siderable attention at the regular semi
monthly meeting Of the Trades and La,
Dor Assembly held in this city yester-
day, The first action Of the Assembly
was the receiving Of the report Of the
Arbitration Committee into whose
hands the matter was turned at the last
meeting, They reported that they had
called upon the pFoprietors Of the Mar
tins Ferry factories and the Central, in
this city, and that those gentlemen had
shown no disposition to do anything
looking to q settlement, There Is quite
o difference between the stories told by
the packers from the Central and sena-
tor Scott. The Senator states that he
gave the men q chance TO offer arbitra.
ton and even intimated that he would
like to settle the matter In that way,
while the men say they were premptorlly
discharged and were allowed no oppor-
.tunity for conference, The committee
was instructed in this particular case TO
make another visit 10 the managers and
try to effect some settlement,
In connection with this strike, q reso-
ton was offered to boycott the new
Martins Ferry opera house, not the
building or owners, but the theatre
proper, OF which Mr.. Harry Northwood,
OF the NorthWood Glass Company, is
one OF the lessees. This resolution was
laid on the table, and the Arbitration
Committee ordered to call on Mr., North
wood again with reference to the settle
ment Of the strike,
The committee In charge Of the Labor
Day picnic at the Park, reported that the
affair had netted the Assembly some
money, but that they had not as yet
been able TO get together aud settle up
affairs. With reference to the prize 10
be awarded to the organization turning
out the greatest percentage OF It's mem-
bership In the Labor Day parade, tae
committee reported that several organi'
xations had turned out with 100 per cent,
or all OF their members. These orga-
nizations were, Painters Union, OF
Wheeling, American Flint Glass Work.
ers'at the North Wheeling glass works,
Plasters' Union, and the Carpenters
Brotherhood, OF Martins Ferry. Labor's
Progress Assembly X, Of L, turned out
s. men, and their roll for July, upon
which the award is be based, only
showed 80 members. This Is accounted
for by the accession OF five men In July,
and the parading OF them all. To settle
this matter, the Picnic Committee will
meet with representatives Of these
Unions on Wednesday and devise some
means Of disposlng ofthe matter.
The Committee on Organization re-
ported that they had organized all the
workmen at schmulbach's brewery into
the Brewers Union. Mr.. C.Wassaman,
chairman OF the Arbitration Committee,
resigned his position and Mr.. @. 7. Par
ish was appointed to fill the place. The
Assembly took action in several other
minor matters and adjourned till the
next regular meeting.
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Several references have been made to
the fact that the Wheeling Turner So
ciety has engaged the services Of Nj. F.
Krogh, an accomplished turner and
gymnastic instructor The society now
proposes to give a thorough course Of
physical training under Mr.. Krogh's SUI
pervision, which the public generally
are privileged TO avail themselves Of In
accordance with the very reasonable
terms as set forth in an advertisement
published In this issue. Mr.. Krogh is a
graduate Of the Milwaukee Seminary,
andin Johnstown, from which place he
comes here, has been very successful
with his classes, The Turner'S Of this
cityShave q well equipped gymnasium,
and this Is splendid chance for those Of
either o who want To secure a fine
physical training,
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IT OPENS TODAY,
The Big West Virginia STATE Falri in Read,
nRaa forI ha Paanla-6uaCiaI AttHankiOnR.

Ehe bik west virginia oHAEe fAlFl HAeAuiT
ness foFths PSsple-spsCial Attractions,
To-day Is the opening day Of the ninth
annual West Virginia Exposition and
State Fail, and the prospects for the sue
cess OF an enterprise were never brighter
than theyare iorthis fair. PheahoW that
has been prepared Is q large and
attractive one and cannot fail to
please the Thousands who are
coming from miles around TO see the
gTandest exposition the Association has
ever had the good fortune to be able 10
present. The weather indications prom,
ise good weather and everything seems
TO combine to make the fair the mag
ni6cent success the hard working man
agement are so richly deserving Of.
Saturday and yesterday we're busy days
on the grounds, Live stock, cattle,
sheep, swine and horses, both class and
racers, were arriving almost hourly, and
the other exhibits fairly poured In. The
display In machinery this year IS g0ing
TO be 80 large that, the hall devoted to
that purpose win not hold all the ex'
hibits, and a part OF the space,in the
Poultry shed will have to be utilized Tor
the machinery,
The scenes about the cattle sheds
were among the most interesting to be
found on the grounds yesterday. The
display OF cattleis going 10 bpa wonder
ful one, eclipsing all former fine displays
that have been made at this fair.
The outlook iorthe racing being some:
thing extra fine, becomes more and more
assured as the time draws near for the
bell to ring that shall call the flyers out.
In connection with tho racing Especial
feature has been arranged for Thursday.
That afternoon MIR. @, +. Patterson, oil
Lexington, KY, will drive the 3'year.old
flly, "rwist," by "Jay Bird" with arun.
ming mate to beat all former 9.year-old re-
cords on this track, for purse Of $500,
This will be an event that no hprseman
should miss seeing.
The lecture to be delivered Wednes.
day morning.at II o'clock by DR.. Slo.
man, Of the Government Department oil
Agriculture, will be the feature Of the
fair for farmers and all others interested
IN cattle, and there will be a great au.
dienCe TO hear him, judging by the in.
terest already manifested.
Prof. Eugene Hanke will give an ex.
hibition OF high rope walking at II
o'clock a. IN. and l o'clock p. m. each
day.
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TIa DOCTOR IIAs o0MH 70 WHEELING.


First Three months free OF Uhnfge'
DR.. Smith, an eminent New York
doctor, has arrived In Wheeling and To-
Gated at his residence, No. S48 Main
street. All who visit the doctor before
September 20 will receive services for
the first three months free OF charge.
The only favor desired is a recommended
ton from those whom he cures. The
doctor does not publish the name Of any
patient, but simply uses their recon.
mendation as q reference. This eminent
New York physician treats every variety
OF disease and deformity, but will In no
instance accept an incurable case. j
your malady Is beyond all hope he will
frankly tell you so; also caution you
against spending any more money for
unnecessary treatment. 1t costs nothing
whatever to interview this eminent gen.
tleman, and therefore the most humble
in circumstances can have the satisfap-
ton Of knowing whether their malady Is
durable or inCurable.
Remember the dates and 60 early, as
his offices are crowded from morning till
night.
days 10 to 5 p. m.
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The old building The specacahons read

the old building the specifications read
eRsmoye all stone on the exterior
walls that shows disintegration, or de-
fective stone, In such cases, the new
stone inserted must have at least ten
inches bed ioiptain fifteen inches height,
and greater bed in proportion % the
height increases. Cut out all these
places and fll in with new stone; point
up smoothly, and grout in the Joints
with liquid Portland cement make per-
tectly full and solid,n
1t Is reported that only two stones are
To be removed while there are o dozen
or more in the building which are very
detective. Mr., Wells also stated that
the dressing up Of certain stones would
do no good, because he had seen the
same stones 90 dressed Ave times In
fifteen years,
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Office hours, Ga. IN. to 8 p. m. Sun
days 10 TO 5 p. m.
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obEhukpEA ~ ~ WY hhu UhpoAah tufAN
Abroad.
Mr. j. L. Davis, Of Shiunston, was
registered at the Stamm yesterday.
Mn. James 0glebay, Of Kansas City,
lisa guest at the residence Of MI. Henry
K. List.
MissLillies chempi has returned home
from a two weeks visit with friends in
Cincinnati.
Manager Phil. w. Schuyler, Of the
across the Continent" Company, Is at
the Mcclure.
Mr.. ]. @. Brady was in Cincinnati the
latter part Of last week attending to some
business matters.
Mr.. j. Cal. Painter, Of Thornton, was
in the city yesterday looking after some
business matters.
Mss Nellie Foster and Miss Katie
Graebe have returned homo from a visit
TO New York City.
U. s. District Attorney sturgiss spent
Sunday with Marshal Il. s. White, at
his home in Bolton.
Miss Jennie McGown left for Clays-
vile, Pa, Saturday where she has &C.
cepted q position in the graded school OF
that place.
Mr.. Roseman Gardner, OF Steuben.
vile, spent yesterday with the family Of
Mr.. John Frew, with whom Mrs. Gard
ner Is visiting.
General Manager James B. fancy, Of
the Register, Mrs. fancy and Mr.. Taney's
sister returned Saturday from an exten.
sive western trip Of several weeks. They
went as far as Alaska, and had a most de-.
lightful time during the entire trip.
Mr.. w. L. Breen, one OF the %cleyerest
advance men on the road, is In the city
booming things for Lodefs "Hilarity''
Company, which opens a three.nights
engagement at the Grand next Thursday
EVENING" Mr.. Breen proposes that bis al.
traction shall have q big share Of the
fair week business.
OoluH. Byron Baguley and MI. D. W.
Martin left Saturday nlghtior Patterson,
N. j, 10 attend the National Encamp'
ment, Sons OF Veterans, which meets
tomorrow, and TO which they are &C.
credited delegates from this State. They
were Joined out the Baltimore & Ohio
road by Col. Thomas II. B. Staggers.
Prof.. John Mullen has returned from
New York where he has been attending
the annual meeting Of the Society 81
American Dancing Professors, Of which
he lsa member. He has brought back
with him four new dances, the Imperial
GAyotte, the GAiety gallop, lies Rave
and the military Bchottische quadhlle,>
II iS reported That MI. Samuel oraw.
ford, cashier Of the Commercial Bank n
about 10 resign his position and remove
70 Peublo, Cal, where he will accept 4
similar position In a new bank 10 b
started there, and that MI. y. p, Hi,
dreth who has been In the banking buS.
ineSS at Ontario, CAL, for the past six 0,
seven years will return here with MI
family and take his old position m
cashier Of tho Commercial.