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The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1889-06-15
TWO NEW BANKS.

AUG OskouIAltsOu III lDlS wy UuTluS
the past week of two new banks indi-
Gates the confidence ofcap,tsltsts In the
future Of Monroe and that a largely in-
creased volume of business is expected
next fall. Nothing better for Monroe
could have happened, for, from this
enterprise we expect to see more lib.
eral business policy characterize the
business relations of the community
aud more determined effort made to
exend the business Of our city. That
It will be successful there can be no
doubt for 1t will be- to the direct inter
est and benefit of these banks and
their stock holders, nearly all OF whom
are engaged Ia other business pursuits
In Monroe, to do 90. 1t may be argu-
ed by some that there will not be snl.
ficlent business for all of these banks
but the history Of banking In other
towns does not sustain this view.
Competitor makes business. Ia the
city Of Greenville, Miss, there was
only one bank few years ago when
It was no larger than Monroe. Green
vile began to improve just as Monroe
Is now improving and Immediately
two or three additional banks were
organiz,d. Each one of them did
more business the first year than the
one original bank had been doing.
They made business-brought new
business to the town. The same eau
be said of banking in Vicksburg, and
the same will be the history of bank
ing In Monroe.
Let them come. There Is an OPEN
ing for every enterprise that has for
lis object the advancement of Monroe.
The first of these banks Is to be a
National bank, with capital stock Of
$50, 900, aud will be prepared to open
business as soon as the necessary de-
lays in obtaining their charter from
the Secretary of the Treasury expires,
which will probably be about thirty
days. The moving spirits III this en-
terprise are l.. ID. MeLain, who viii
be it's president, r.. J. Nelson, one of
our most successful merchants, II. "A.
Glass, an extensive planter and mey-
chant of Cuba, Gen. w. II. Theobalds,
sheriff of Ouachita parish and one of
our largest and most successful plants
ers, Hon. G. ]. Boatuer, NJ. c., State
Senator J. s. Boatner, DIR. A. Il. Sho-
lars, one OF the most prominent drug
eists Of Monroe, Mr.. W. s. Jones, of
Vicksburg, largely interested in The
banking interests of that city, Il. o.
Alexander, cotton buyer, I. Baer, OF 1.
Baer i Co., one of the largest firms In
the city, II. N. Conner, ID. c. Gibson,
contractors and brickmakers. Mrs. NJ.
l.. Rutland, of Columbia, ii. Meyer, of
Meyer Bros, wholesale and retail mer-
chants, and J. s. Block. wholesale
liquor dealer.
The bank will be known as the FsIst
National Bank of Monroe.
The capital stock has all been takeu
and the bank Is a fixed fact. A bank
ing building has already been secured.
The other will be private banking
and factorage company, organized un-
der State laws, with a capital of 500, 900.
1t will commence business on Septem-
Der 1, 1889, with the following persons
as stock holders: Meyer Bros, d, A.
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1889-06-15

~ Buffalo Courier II is said that
Foraker Is TO be nominated for third
term az Governor of Ohio. II Ohio
likes that sort of thing, as Lincoln
would have said, that Is just the sort
Of thing that Ohio likes.
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1889-06-15

The FArmerville Advocate says tina,
after the survey Of the Unlon and
Northwestern Railroad Is made moth
ing will remain to be done bnt to
build the road and lay the track. Yes,
that's eli; but we will have to hump
ourselves, neighbor, to do that little.
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1889-06-15

with the Cleveland banquei, the
election OF Mr.. Brice as chairman of
the Democratic National Executive
Committee and few other. little
ssraws, II looks like 1t will be Mr..
Cleveland again.
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1889-06-15

Our highly esteemed sprlghtly,
newsy aud able contemporary, the
New Orleans City Item, comes 10 us
adorned with an elegant new dress.
We congratulate the Item and wish
It continued prosperity. But that II
will certainly enjoy. Merit always
wins
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1889-06-15

Some OF our exchanges keep on talk
Ing about q constitutional convention.
ItssSs al bosb. Nobody is thinking
shout q constitutional convention and
there will be no constitutional conven-
ton.
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1889-06-15

The loss of fife by the COnemaugh
food is NOT so great as at frat supposed.
The error was made in the over-esti-
mate Of population. Itisawful enough,
however.
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1889-06-15
EDUCATIONAL.
BY MISS OLIVE BUCKINGHAM.

q
1t is with some reluctance that ]
make my debut as editor of this new
department of the TELEGRAPH; for
being only young teschcr. 7 s'al he
compelled to lean % Others, Who are
Older and hence have had more ex-
perience, for support.
As has been truly said, the teachers
of our land are no longer mute and
powerless, but are rushing boldly forth
into the busy world, taking tire crude
material and assimiiating il into bone
and sinew, laying the foundation and
erecting the superstrncture Of our re-
publican institutions. II is only by our
united efforts, through organization
aud classification, that we can accom-
plish expedisnt work. 1t matters not
what other profession we scruiinize,
we find those engaged in it united.
Why not we also: Let US, the teach
ers of Ouachita parish, then unite our
efforts to remove the obstacles that lie
in our ways as teachers by associations
aud frequent Communications, In this
way "we rise, by stepping stones OF ouz
dead selves, to higher things.''
eff the roses of tenderness, the sun>
shine of gladness, and the beauties OF
a perfect life be desired In our own
life, we must create these in others by
kind acts, pleasant words, aud true de-
votion."
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1889-06-15

s. Hon. Calvin 8. Bricr,of Ohio,
has been unanimously elected chair
man Of the Democratic National Exec
uiive Committee to succeed Mr.. Bar
nnn..
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1889-06-15

The Republicans are preparing for
the conflict Ii the Ord district. Demo-
cratic unity n required to Withstand
the Onslaught.
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1889-06-15

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The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-01-26
Sale. of loose tobacco to-day amounted

sales of loose tobacco to-day amounted
io $4,000 pounds
sales Of loose tobacco for The week
ending January 3jth. 1889 amounted TO
$4,000 pounds
The several warehouses report aggre-
gated shipments to-day 1926 hOgsheads
The inspectors office reports hogs
heads opened to-day as follows inspec-
lions. 30; re-inspocuOns. o.
Registered at the Tobacco Exchange
The l. Allen Kew York. j. W Woods,
Henrico county y b Barksdale Char
lOue county
Offerings of tobacco on Change Janu-
ary %. 1881 Thiuy-hve packages Of
" est Virginia brighis were offered by
Carr * DickensOns prices ranging from
8 90 SIS. one package sOldat S5S, two
sold 40 S3J. one sold al $3.50 one sold
700 S3l. fourteen sold at $50 ana upwards
per 1909 pounds, nine sold at $40 and
upwards per 100 pounds, six taken in at
50 and upwards per 100 pounds
4 prominent tobacco commission house
reports the sale of q small lot of filters
to-day
Mr. \ r. Gum reports sale Of few
hogsheads of filters to-day
A prominent tobacco commission house
reports sale of q small lot of wrappers
and smokers to-day.
Mcssrs. Darlington Il Co. report "a
good sale of mahogany wrappers and a
small lot of burleys to-day
The following was received yesterday
from am old reliable dealer in brights in
DauYille. Va. who has been handling
This class of goods all his life In his
letter be says
Yours of the 23d TO hand and, like
Yourself, 10 is TO me something ! cannot
understand, why old tObaccos don't adj
vance
/ have been in the trade now thirty
odd years, and 1 have never seen any
thing Ike it Che new CROP In fact, l
could not make YOU understand how
common it is If / were 20 write forty
letters. Y0u and others must see it, as
we do every day, to be able 10 compre-
bend its perfect meanness.
/ have been all day on my feet follow
ing the sales, and have done rs hard a
days work as ever did in my life, and
have not seen half dozen piles
would dare buy with the hope of getting
q dollar out OF them, except some "old. %
There was considerable old " here to-
day. and 10 sold very high don't think
you need give yourself any uneasiness
about youi old. as il will surely come
in, and atyery tall prices, and that before
long.
/ wish it was in my power TO lei you
know how mean this crop is. but hon
cstly ] don't think | have command Of
words 90 express it
1 said yesterday that our tobacco trade
was in full sympathy with the movement
% urge upon Congress the abolition IN
Dto of the tobacco tax, and these are
some of The reasons for thinking il. "A
contamination deyOutly 10 be wished
The abolition Of the tobacco tax will
stimulate the manufacture OF tobacco.
and iis abolition will especially stimu-
late the sale OF manufactured tObOcco
in larger quantities than for years past
Retail merchants all over the country
will become heavier handlers OF manu-
featured goods Where man used TO
buy five boxes he will buy twenty-five
and in many instances they will carry Il
stock of from fifty TO one hundred boxes
ahead of immediate wants, where special
inducements are offered.
Another effect OF the abrogatiOn Of
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-01-26
New York Markets.

New YORK, January 2j-F'lour closed
dull but steady; fine grades, winter, S2.35@
2sj do. spring, S2lj@2e5; superfine
winter, S3ljW84O; Southern flour dull
and declining trade and family extras,
S3.G0M5.35 Wheat closed tirmer and
higher; spot sales, No. red, Sl.05;
No. ? red, 9J@9jlc; No. white State,
Csc; No red, winter, January, 945c.
Corn closed fractionally lower; spot
sales No. 2 mixed at 4S4@4jfc.; No 2
mixed, January, 1890 Oats closed ia
70. higher; spot sales, No. white at 3gc.;
No. ,, do al 54ic.; No. ! mixed, 32c.,
No. . mixed January, 3llc. Pork quiet;
mess. $500 $liOO. Lard closed mod
erately actively and lower; March, S717.
Sugar. refined, steady; cut loaf and
crushed, Sc; cubes, 7tci powdered, 7ic.i
granulated, &C. Coffee steady; fair
carpOes Rio. 11tc.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-01-26

BALTIMORE, January 25.-Cotton quiet
middling0tc. Flour active and steady
City Mills, Rio brands, extra, Sj20@
Sj40. Wheat-Southern, arrivals small
Fultz and Longberry, S10j; No. ? South
ern, CSC; Western nrm; No. winter red
spot. 0l4cm91tc. Corn-Southern ac
tive and stiff; white, l3@ 4jc.; yellow
4lM43c; Western active and steady
mixed, spot, 4lW4ltc. Oats quiet anC
steady graded No , white, 32tM33c
Rye, quiet. 596G0c. Coffee firm, Rio
cargoes fair, lism1ac. Sugar quiet \
soft, sc; copper refined firm, lG@l6ic
Whisky firm at Sill.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-01-26

GAINESVILLE, Tenn, January 25.-The
recent soft handling weather was cut
short by cold weather, and receipts con-
thue very light. Sales for the week
ending to-day are W4 hogsheads Old
tobacco showed very slight changes i'm
price, lug being pcrh IS a little easier
showed no attractive qualities and prices
were disappointing 10 sellers, being con-
-iderably below the parity of sales OF
loose tobacco, and the greater portion of
these offerings were promptly Withdrawn
from sale. II will be several weeks yet
before new tobacco will appear freely on
the breaks The loose market is becOm-
ing quiet. and some planters are showing
a disposition TO accept prices that were
refused a few weeks ago
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Chicago Markets.

CHICAGO, January 25.-Wheat opene,
active. and higher Corn quiet AM
and firm. Oats dull and steady Pro
visions duh and weak Closings
Wheat-january and February, 94sc
May, 9ssc Corn-January, 34sc. Feb
ruary, 3jc. May, 3Gsc late January
2I4c, February, 2j!c; May, 2'tc
Probationary, Sll.47t; March, $l1.60
May, S1lS7l Lard-January and Feb
ruary, S6s2t; May, SG92@SG95. Rib
January and February, SGO7i; May
SG25
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-01-26
& MINOR
DRUG COMP ANY,
Wholesale and Retail
Druggists,
1907 MAIN ST.,
OPPOSITE Posr0FFICR.

Keeps large and well.seleeted stock Of fancy
TOILET SOAPS and PERFUMES. COsME-
TICS. FACE POWDERS, BALMS and all kinds
OF beautiful fine English. French and American
HAIR BRUSHES CLOTH BRUSHES, FLESH
BRUSHES. SHOE BRUSHES, TOOTH and
NAIL BRUSHES.
We keep all the year round PLUSH CASES
suitable for Brida Presents as well as Ladies'
and Gentlemen's travelling SETS.
All kinds Of MINERAL WATERS both al
wholesale and retail. We are agents for the now
Justly celebrated Dyspepsia cure, g HASECTrY
LITHlA WATER. which we deliver In any
part OF the city for 25 cents per gallon. Per
sons suffering With Kidney affection will do
well 70 drink this water freely.
We make speciality OF fitting TRUSSEs
and keep full stock always on hand, also
SHOULDER BRACES and CRUTCHEs, all
binds and prices.
We haveall the leading brands OF CHEWING
TOBACCO. and keep nice line OF CIGARS.
Give our PLANTA TON CIGARa trial. Re,
TOBACCO
by Competent PharmAsists, and none but tho
PUREST MEDICINES USED.
Persons contemplating having painting done
ought 10 call and get a COllr Card and prices
OF Wadesworths Silica Paint, which IL better
and cheap per tnan Lead and on.
Please remember that for everything usually
found IN a nrst-clsss Wholesale and retail drug
store, 90 10
n az. n
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COURT CALANDLh.
STATE

STATE.
srpRFNE CoURr or APPEALS. January 5th;
March AIN. November 9Th, at Richmond
cir. sepfember Goth, az StauntOn, VA
July 10Th, at WytheNiiie. Va.
RICHMOND CITY.
Cu4NcrRY COURT.-Flrst Monday In January
AnriI June, and October.
CrpctrTr COuRT First Monday IN February
and tblrd Monday In May and October.
TtrsTrScs COURT.-First Monday IN every
month and September 9th. tho court 10
police CorRr-Criminal.--E day at eS
POLICE CorRT-Civil.-F Every Friday at IL NJ
HENRlCO.
Cracrrr COURT. Third Monday In January,
hrst Monday In May, and first Monday IN
October.
HANOVER COUNTY.
CIRCUIT COURr.-20th OK April aud 10Th OF Oc
couSTY CouRr.-ThIrd "Wednesday in every
month. .
CHESTERFIELD COUNTY.
CIRCUIT Court. 18th Of May and 18th Of No
COUNTY CoURr.-second Monday 10 every
month. ..
LOUISA COUNTY.
CIRCUIT COURT. goth OF March and Goth oil
september.
mpUfh
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-01-26
Grain and Cotton Market.

RICHMOND, Va, January p.
OFFERINGS REPORTED TO SECRETARY.
Wheat ,69i bushels.
COrn-0li bushels.
0ats-2OO0 bushels.
sALEs REPORTED TO SECRETARY.
Wheat-Longberry. 500 bushels very good
/, 100 mixed, 900 bushels very good nj .Vo
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-01-26

do 600 bushels very good on private terms;
5 orbeny i76 bushels prime at Los: do. Is
bushels very good at l.O7. Total sales OF
wheat. .Gyl bushels.
Con-White ISIS bushels very good at
a7c.; 90 20 bushels good at 46c., do. 500
bushels common on private terms.
Oats-Mixcd, 1000 bushels very good on
private terms.
cotton REPORT.
Market firm.
Quotations -Mddling, Ole; low mid
ding, gtc.: good ordinary, Sic.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-01-26

Dressed poultry is of Turkeys lie
for best quality. Chickens, &c. TO 12c
Peanuts steady.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-01-26

LYNCHBURo, January 24-Afier many
weeks of small sales. and of inactivity,
our market shows more life this week
with somewhat larger offerings, princi-
pMly bright grades which sell at very
fun prices, especially every thing of
higher grade The offerings in dark are
exceedingly poor I'm character and al
though hugs are selling at IL to 81, 3, d E
price seem. lower than 10 really is, as Tie
tobacco is greenish and without body. 4
fcw frosted lots selling down 20 81; but
on The whole, we think the tobacco
brings foil value while the miserable
quality holds out little temptation 60
either export buyers or manufacturers
HON.. SCHAEFER * Co.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-01-26


The Reverend j. \. Munday. the great evan
gelist. whose picture we give above, has boen
wonderfully successful In the work OF evan
gellsm. The newspapers Of our larger cities
TEEN with accounts OF his wonderful preach
ing and the personal magnetism which seems
TO greatly aid him in his work amid the pur-
lieus and haunts OF welcomes which infest
all cities He was born I'm Siatesvile North
Carol ma. May ~, 1854, and In his youth stepped
upon the stage "a an actor After an expert
ence OF four years as a Snowman no was con-
verted and joined tho Baptist Church Of Nor
cross, Georgia, IN 1873.
He entered the ministry after three years
course In the Southern Baptist Theological
Seminary, Greenyile :. G.. His talent and abil-
lty were soon recognized and he labOred as pas
tor Of several prominent churches. Feeling
impressed that his duty called him to another
class OF work, he became an evangelist, and
his fame has spread all Over our Nation Roy
erend Munday was
UNFORTUNATE ENOUGH,
a short time since, 10 be attacked by a very go
we're case Of inhammatory rheumatism, brought
about from his exposure In outdoor meetings
Toe disease proved 80 virllent and so imper'
yious 70 the remedies and skill Of the several
prominent physloia called In that his friends
became seriously alarmed. II appeared fore
gone conclusion that even II he recovered, his
usefulness as a minister would BE- impaired, II
not destroyed, by the rayages Of this d. eadfu
disease As sort Of forlorn hope he began
the use Of Hunnlcutt's Rheumatic Cure, and
was at once relieved and IN short time fully
restored 70 his old-time health and yigor ne
writes Il believe that Observation-Disclosures
Cure Is the best remedy for this disease ever
discovered. IL gave me back all that Life Il
worth living for. and have been entirely free
from rheumatism since | used It." This rem
edy Is sold by All drugglsis at 81 per bottle
OWENS & MINOR DRUG CO.,
Richmond, Va, Wholesale Agents.
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MS M PTION

last stages Of that terrible disease its effect Is
wonderful. The cough IS easod. and the
respintions heightened; the lungs begin to
heal, the hectic fever and night sweats are
checked, strength aud vigOr return sleepless
nights give place 10 quiet rest and cheerful
awakening, the appetite returns. and hope and
happiness take the place OF feehleness and
despair. IL Il does not DO what Is ciaimed for
II, return the tonic and your money will be
cheertully refunded
TILE ONLY ORIGINAL ANn GREAr
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MUSTANG IMMINENT

SHOULD ALWAYS BE KEPT IN SHOP,
KITCHEN, STABLE AND FACTORY !
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MUSTANG LINIMENT

HEALS INFLAMMATION, OLD SORES.
CAKED BREASTS & INSECT BITES!
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RAILROAD BONDS.
Richmond stock Market.

Reported by John l.. Williams & Son,
bankers and brokers. I'LL Main street.
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n AssUxPsrr on ATTACHMENT.

The object Of this suit ia TO recover a., 400 %.
due by the defendant TO The pldii til for brcach
OF contract. and 10 subject a tract OF land In
the county .of Amelia called River Wow
containing 65l acres. recently sold by the said
Griffin 10 the said Spangcr. and which has
been attached I'm this suit. nd afiidayit
having been made and n ed that the defendant,
5. 4. Spangler. ~ a nonresident OF the state
OF Virginia Il Is ordered that he appear here
within flftoen days ter due publication
hereof, and do what Is necessary ~ protect his
interest IN this suit.
copy reste:
IA ls-~aiw L. IT, COLEMAN. Clerk
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-01-26

The object OF this suit Ia "a subject the pro-
cecds OF the sale Of the trust properly con
veyod by A. n. kaufman TO W. ;. Dashlell,
trustee. IN rt,llu deed ~ tr. II executed on
the 21d day OF December. ISIS, and recOrued on
the same DAY I'm the clerks Office OF the Rich
mund Chancery Court 20 the asment OF The
claim asserted in the bill of complaint hied by
the p a'ntins.
And affidavit having hee' made and nled
that Clarke. Perry Co., shc Morrow shoe
Manufacturing Co. and Thomas stoklcy ara
uon-resioeut- OF the state of Virginia, IL Ia
ordered that they APP ar here within nftecn
days after due publication of this order. and
do what Is necessary 70 protect their interests
in this suit.
A cOpy-Tcste:
CHARLES ". GoDDiN, Clerk.
WILLIAM FLEGENHEIMER. y. a.
tlaS- iawSaiw
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MUSTANC.LINIMENT

Is FOR MAN h BEAST. PENETR ATES
MUSCLE&FIBRE TO THE VERY BONE
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VIRGINIA-IN TIE CIRCUIT
' COURT OF THE G UNITY OF HEN
RlC0-iN VACArION-O TIE Slsr DAY
OF 9"cEMBER, 1888.
william II. b., -~'dge. -. Plaintiff.
against ~ ~
william II. ParlSerand Ma ri @. Parker, bis
wlfe...,.t 90 .,,..,.t.......tD Defendants.
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eandopts Nfsr,,aret a. and Iyuiia,n IA parkey
% comply with the terms of sale 10 the plain.
tin, IN the purchase of 2sl g-l2ths feet Of land
on BALDWIN street, between james and Baker
streets, IN the county of flenrco, and to make
10 said plaintiff a good aud sufficient deed 10
said land
And an affidavit having been made and nlcd
that diligence has been used by said plaintin 10
ascertain I'm what county or corporation the said
defendants, Margaret g.. Parker and NHliam
II. Parker, are, without effect, IL IL ordered
that they do appear hero within fifteen days
after the due publication OF this order, and do
whatever Is necessary To protect their IN
terests herein.
Copy-Tesse:
W. s. LEAKE, Clerk.
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IN VACATION.
Solomon Frank and Charles Adler. partners
trading ss Frank & Adler. ...... Plaintiffs,
against
william 3. DashiaA IN his own right and "a
trustee, A III. Kaufman. l.. Nachman.
stephen Putney. Lewis "A. Blair. L nghOrne
Putney. aud Walter II. Miles. partners
doing business under tho firm name and
style OF stephen rutncy Co.; VI Hessbure,
doing business under the firm name and
style OF Southern shoe Co. :--kicaengrccn
aud We'll. doing business under the tirm
name and style OF kichengreen * We'll;
-Clafke.---perFy and. CO partners do
ing business under the firm name aud sly lie OF
Clarke. Perry Co The NorrOw shoe Man
utacturing Co. William Dor-ch AID
Dorsch. partners doing business under the
nam name and style OF william DOrsch Son.
and Thomas Stokicy. ............ Defendants.