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Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1890-03-15
CASH HENDERSON.


Another red letter day IS announced ~
the Y. NJ g. A. for tomorrow afternoon.
Joseph r Smiths0n. ESQ, Of Chicago. who
had many yesrs' experience 10 uaar.Y 81
departments q Carlst4an w0Tk- IL ~ suez@
in the Presbyterian chgrcn a. 8 O'clock o.
young men. As al active busiUe=s man
AIF. ~ulitbs5n has Travelled exte1si v-.y esd
ln his travels hss very many times ocra-
pied the leading pulpits 10 the largest
American and European cities. One
thousand rea should tara cut % hear him
torA0rrJE.
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1890-03-15
IgC1UKE

The su5ience room 81 the Firs; Baptist
ehu-1S room vas Gllzf with 2 sYmpatbe,ie
and spy-e1iatiys audleucs 70 hear Colonel
X C5wdeu's
The colouel IS certainly aif b is repre-
ssrtei e. be-iae priaoe Il institat@ work
era surely he IS source q .asp.-Etl0u
% study 20 ~ Sunday fcaeol tezrber. Ire
sunday scaool teachers ub8 6li Uo1 hear
Lis lecture. ~ ..-es trsar indeed.
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1890-03-15
THE FOURTH WARD MEETING.
Mr. George P. Glaze Nominated TO succeed
HlaseIr in the CouaciI-No Nominations
for school Board---A Meeting OF
Leading Cit.zens.
There were over Loo 81 de leading a.

There were over 100 OF the leading clti-
| cons of the Fourth ward VINO attended
the meeting last night IN Israel hall on
Oak street, near Market. The room was
comfortably filled and considerable inter
est shown in the result OF the meeting
/ There was considerable free for ali talking
before the call for order.
Mr.. Alexander Steele called the meeting
10 order and placed in nomination Judge
/ L. 3. Wall for chairman.
The judge responded By recalling that
the meeting was nOn-politic.l. and its
work was very important. III Wichita IT
had been the custom TO let politics have
something to do with state and national
All airs. bnt in local uatterS there bad been
tendency TO look for the right men,
without inquiri1g about political pedi-
grees. Asking the pleasure of the meet
ing, Mr.. Kos. Harris suggested Mr. j. 2.
Moore for secretary.
There We're no nominating speeches OF
insinuaUions concerning the city admins
tration OF any part OF IT. Mr. Alexander
Steele nominated Mr.. George p. Glaze
to succeed himself IN the council Hes
Harris placed in nomination Major E r.
Powell: Mr. r. Goldsmith nominated Mr.
q. P. Brown; y. T. NIederlander called
out Mr.. George L. Pratt.
The chair appointed as tellers Joe
Coates, \. Z. Helm and c. :. Smith. The
work OF preparing ballots WAS the next
thing on the program and there WAS con-
siderable confusion about this time.
Looking for paper. writing names aud
discussing whose name should be writgen
was the ali hand business. Considerable
time was consumed and 1t finally become
apparent that some parties were trying TO
delay the count as much as possible, look
ing for some more TO put in an appearance.
The count, however, WAS commenced in
due time and the result announced by the
chair as follows.
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1890-03-15
erEALlNn I'D

Some Ii:tJe tine bark 81. and AFz joan
Dav.d@9a separated - EutaaI consent
she left enc thrs~-year-e.d CARD VIA p
friend q the hus5sa4 saYl1z l.= Gcala ca.!
fos j. sEAses as did ard as s-z1s ErpE g.
Yesterday sha srsatsc fa~ ch4-a- hack ard
Attempted % sfeat /. - AofuaEa 10 p
her making &C sgata ti-e eal.9 aza ovrrtq9k
her. taxing II 5ass. as.sr Is l.Telg s1s2.s-
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1890-03-15
WICHITA, March, Il. 1890.

WICHITA, March, II. $50.
The independent voters of the north end
of the Fourth ward, assembled in Smiths
hall, near the corner Of Twenty-first street
and Lawrence avenue and perfected the
organization OF Il club comprising Of 100
members.
The object ana aim Of the club is to take
an active part in the spring election aud
if possible 10 secure the nomination and
election OF a good man from this end OF
the ward for councilman.
The officers Of the club are Joseph Ran
kias. president; Richard J. CErtIns. secre-
tary.
The next meeting OF the club viii take
place Tuesday evening, March l., at which
time we expect to have membership Of
20 stroag.
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1890-03-15
REAL EsTATE ENCHANGE.

Mr. c. c. Turner, of FL Dorado, was
present at the meeting of the real estate
exchange yesterday. After the call of
wants" and offers Mr.. Turner, being call
ed upon, said he had heard from the ex-
change in business way. The advertis-
ing matter sent out by the exchange had
enabled him to sell some farm land in But
Ter county 10 eastern purchasers. He
thought the exchange was doing an album
dance of good and the work should be can-
tinued as vigorously as possible He dis
sributed considerable enthusiasm among
the members and made them feel like their
work was being appreciated as well as
productive Of encouraging financia! re
snItS
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1890-03-15
A BIG DINNER.

The ladies OF The II. Z. church Will serve
4 big dinner today at 293 North Main
street Every nice thing known to the
culinary arr viii be served in abundance.
A feast which Will create the appetite
known only TO boyhood viii be spread be-
fore you. II you don't eat enough to last
4 week it is your fault
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1890-03-15
Hoods
Sarsaparilla

\ fair trial Of Hoods sarsaparilla VIII convince
any reasonable person that Il POSSESSES great rei-
cinal merit We do nos claim thai every bottle VIII
accomplish a miracle but do know thaJ nearly
every bottle taken accordin: 10 directions. dos
produce positive benefit. It's peculiar curative
powers IS shown by many remarkable cures.
Hood >arSap8riIla has cured me OF salt rheum.
which have had for Years. I do thiuk ij IS a
splendid medicine. am ~ years q age aud my
skin Is smooth and fair a p.ccc OF glass. /
have six children and when anything g. the trouble
with them go for Hoods Sarsapav,lla.' NJ. LILA
ARK south Norfolk
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1890-03-15
For That
Tired Feeling

strength and economy OF Hoods s4rsapar.lls. Give
60 q TRIAL tBls spring
''TAis j. So certify that have used Hoods SaFsar-
asiila y; aE Family far time past and ha's
found J o. te -5o4 Eiaed parlnrr, L hss been X
great bcneat Jas recommended ami have TO he.ita-
tiou 81 recommending b. Go ali WIN arc In usnt q
any Hgediclue % the sind" RonERr A SMITH
just cs %. tlc FraCs. Hon,sdslo. Pa
HOODS IlL-~.--Ihc great liver tnviEcratcr.
purely gct3h.r, uneQuaiiet a. family physlc and
dinner pill Sold by druggists, seat ty mails
cents per hos Prepared oa!y hy G. Z. HOOD a CO.
I.nVAnLL Ma
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1890-03-15
PERSONALS.

!. Lawrence, of st. Joe, is at the metro
pole
AIr. J. NJ. Brooks, of Guthrie, spent the
day in the city.
T. H. Hutchison, of Harper, spent yes
terday in the city.
J. B. Gloston, of Eureka, spent yester-
day calling on friends.
T. Z. Hickle, of Philadelphia, is stop
ping at the MetrOpole.
Mr. c. B. Kirkland, of the Kirkland
Publishing company, Salina, Kan, is in
the city.
Mr.. Albert Earnest, of Topeka, was
calling on friends in the city yesterday.
He has an eye out on a business matter.
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1890-03-15
Better than for Years

Il have been for years great sufferer from sewers
nervous headache. bus never found any relief untl
/ began 70 Use hoods @aTssp asia- Before che sn,-
oud bpltle gone mv hraGa bees vcIe nos q -a-
we're nor g. frequent Tam ius, beginning Che fourth
bottle and have aot e.t 80 wei lur gears Tho con-.
fused dizzy feeling IN the head f. absolutely coma
aud my general heai5h j. wonderfully Improved -
Mrs W. ;. Ga HTWuGuT. Shelter leland Suno.k
Co. y y.
y r. n you decide % take fIood's strsapariilA
90 not BE- induced 20 buy any other.
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1890-03-15

Total vote. Observation-Disclosures. iOo
The announcement that Mr.. Glaze
had been nominated was followed
with cheers from his friends The
nomination was then maue unanl-
nous and Mr.. Glaze called upon, when he
responded by saying he was not a speech
maker. He was very thankful that he
had been nominated as evidence of con-
fidence in his council record in the past.
and should he be elected he ;7ould try 10
comply with the demands Of the position
as nearly as possible.
Mr. Murray Myers moved to proceed to
the nomination of a candidate for school
board, when some one called for the read
ing of the calls, when it was read by the
chair and nothing said about a member of
the school board. \ motion to adjourn
found most of the noise in the affirmative,
and the work ended.
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1890-03-15

Yesterday evening. Mrs Clara Melvin,
wife Of Andy N,IviH. a. ths.z home. 81
South Main street. TIE funeral WILL take
place from tie late residence, 50 :. Aaln
-, Saulsy - p. II.
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1890-03-15

Two families from near La Sale, Ill,
have shipped their household goods in two
cars, which viii arrive this morning.
They come as a result of our advantages
as set forth through the pamphlet sent out
by our local emigration society during the
present month.
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1890-03-15

The ice factory is turning out the
modest amount Of thirty tons Of ice per
day. Shipments are being made to Fort
Scott Winfield, Wellington, and many
other towns. The machinery Is working
nicely and doing better work and more of
il than ever before.
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1890-03-15
CATHOLIC CHURCH II ANDALE-

CATHOLIC CHURCH IT ANDALE-
To the Editor Of the Ea-e
Bishop Heunessy was in AndaIe yester-
day and bought 2 tract OF land on which a
Catholic church Will be erect~c. The pre-
liminary arrangements Tor its coDstruc-
tion are about completed kLATED.
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1890-03-15

E. r. Spangler. of the firm of Caswell &
Spangler, left this morning for Union
City, Oklahoma territory, to establish a
branch store in hardware.
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A Remarkable Cure

ut IS not only my duty but my sincere wish 10
recommend Hoods SarsapariIla- / had been con
fined to my bed for months with dropsy Of tho
heart. and was given up to die by four or the best
physicians in northeastern Arkansas. haze taken
IL bottles Of Hoods sarsaparilia aud am nov able
90 anywhere please. was able 20 ride horse
back in two weeks after began TO take Hooa'> Sar
saparilla. can safely recommend this medicine
DAVID o. adams, Herndon. Arkansas
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1890-03-15

Deputy United States Marshal Pryor
brought James DUNCAN from Coffeyville
charged with horse stealing and turned
him over to Sheriff Cone.
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1890-03-15
TODAY, MARCH Is.

You will notice offer you thousand hundred in
each lot We would advise early avoid the
Not than Six Vests or Six pair Hose sold person
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1890-03-15

n tr,l- economy 20 bay HOODS = rrsapsrilA ~
'''g3 Duses one Dollar is original VITA ana tEue
ou > OF IS popular me1ieus. It you ui-a to prove
this. tuy btsFie 90 Eooj SaI> o. -ilia I'D IuCs-
Ure its c-uJeat~. Nou viii lnd "a 10 hold 8 o tgs-
;raouIg.>- Vow rcid iao die-gJior-- ard Nuu viii
hnt Jhar the average dosc for aer-,us different
ages 81 less thsa = tssspoantul- TAEs Is certainly
conclusive evidence 81 the peculiar
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1890-03-15

The second game, in the series. between
the Lewis academy and Wichita uniyer-
sity football teams will take place at the
Clipper Ball park. Game to be called at
$50, sharp.
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1890-03-15

Il YOU - a - asys that deed feeling a.
a -.s,''' - So. sho chau.Iti.
Scaso-, " 500 u.s.. sci H. cts5 XII ;uricS slrt
blood pa 49, Hood SaTsap0r'ila Il purtfcs sr5
enr.chcs th, b,1t,d tones the stomach. rou>rs tte
torpid liver and kidneys creates al appetite ana
builds up the system Thousands who have taken j;
with benefit, testify that Hoods oayspparilla
makes the weak strong
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1890-03-15

The Churchwood estate of England, val
ued at Sll 100000, now being settled has
eight direct heirs in America-Thomas
Abbott and five sons, at 1868 Cleveland
avenue this city; Mrs. Y. Il. kelsoat, In
gals, Gray county, Kansas, and Mrs. Hor-
ace Symonds, l20S Montgomery street, st.
Louis No
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1890-03-15

The Bunch o. KEY FsIt1 its c2rClc
situations and pleasing so1Ks, was per
formed ~ the National tAszfsT last eTr--
INK Tae fan provoking powers = .-is
fs rec e-s % vel klUEE -Eat u IS almost
ssaerfu5es 70 SAY - kept ths large au-5-
cree iu = continuous STATE q ar1l l5erls=iIt-
Produced. ss It H. ~ = eorugzsy tazttolly
enters lato the sptr4s - tar piece u could
r.1f. <s5i u Us 8slss.5E 70 entertain. E---s
vyl.l be 10 change - tte oil e--1s t1e
week p h-.a1ie!p1la L@dseE.
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ADJUSTMENTS.
cEAwFoED GRAND.

The Pearl Of Pekin, the latest success
in comic opera. Will be given at the Craw-
ford Grand Monday night The heavy
guarantee given by NJ. Crawford and she
size q the house makes u absolutely ne
es,ary % advance tae prices Compare
lively i Is tie cheapest priced attraction
Of the season, considering IT'S worth. TIE
Advance sale indicates crowded house,
which Will be necessary for Alr. Crawford
10 Cet out even.
THE Pearl % Pektp. az the 81 5ou op-
era house. drew the laTZes, house that Eas
vet seen the couiczl opera. on THURSDAY.
4 new wsirz ballad. called y Love Ay
Old Iscve ssh. has been added and was
yvsU r~ceit@l- L has h-ccue the genera.
impression taat The Pearl q PeE.l 10
as cgsver a comic opera as has been pro
dured s3rce Ibe "AlkEG0 Al suy rate
tap houses have been 50 large thar Man
ager R.ce r1iukz l. viii ran f0r whole
.year.-%. y Telegram
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1890-03-15

The Kings Daughters of the Unitarian
church gave a supper at the Stevens hall
oil South Water street last evening. Quite
a large crowd was present. High Five,
music and Rotations were on the pro-
gram A handsome amount of money
was realized SO the evening was a success
financially as wei as socially.
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1890-03-15

There are many questions as to the
future life croNdiug the minds of men,
but there is none of greater Importance
and none 10 which both human reason and
the scriptures GIVE more positive answer
than 70 thar which all men ask: shall
We know each other theregr Fulfilling a
promise made To some who have loved
ones in the other world. Rev. w. l. sea-
brook, of the First Lutheran church. VIII
preach on this On this subject tomorrow
sgeuing
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1890-03-15

Rev. David Winters lecture on Queer
People, at the Presbyterian church last
night, under the auspices OF the \ 2. :
T.. f.. was in every respect "a success. The
lecturer has a deep Insight into human
nature He pictures in beautiful language
the noble tyres Of character found equally
mixed with Queer People He tells Of
hobby riders, Of cranky and Of cold, I'M
feeling humans, devoid Of sympathy, and
Of all qualities found in noble characters
His recital of epitaphs WAS amusing, in
terestuC and suggestive, 10 say the least
Rev Winters has a very commanding ap-
pea.auce. Is clear, forcible and pleasing
speaker. The Presbyterian young people
deserve great credit for Jhis uud- rtaking
and i is hoped they viii bring Rev VIC
ters and other prominent takers before
sur public often.-Arkausas City TRAY
sler, 1S-h
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1890-03-15

Mrs Bonney's boarding home, on To-
peka avenue, has been renovated, dining
room painted. and it is more attractive
than ever. The guests of that place claim
that no such coffee can be found in the
found in the city as Is served there. Sew
eral nicely furnished rooms are awaiting
those desiring home-like place.
A rather amusing specimen of the way
some matters were disposed of in early
day city council was discovered in city
clerks Office yesterday. DR.. NcAdams
was a member of the public improvement
committee, and r, {. Nicely, street COM
missioner, put in a bill for - 30 TO pay for
replacing a wagon tongue. The commit
tees report says: Pay for your own wag-
on tongue, Mr. Nicely. and would suggest
you also buy a new whip and get around
faster" The report brought conviction
and WAS adopted.
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1890-03-15

IUEA fLf-a 8 I'D IELDDI,
Secretary pro TEN.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-12-14

speedy settlement OF the matters in con-
trovcrsy propose the following: That we
bring before q full bench of the Supreme
Court of Appeals Of Virginia (Which meets
tomorrow by writs of hnbeds corpus sued
out by person you have confined in jail
and by person | have confined in jail the
question of the constitutionslity of the law
of the State known as the Enabling Act"
under which hold Office. Let US both
waive all technical questions and ask the
Judgment Of the court on the main issue.
III the Court decides the law 10 be uncon-
stitutional | Will at once Withdraw all
claims to the Office OF mayor and cease to
exercise its duties. If the Court declares
the law constitutional you are TO dismiss
all proceedings In the Circuit Court of the
United States and to give up all claims to
the Office"
Chahoon and his counsel assented TO
this proposition, the Chief Justice APP
proved it, the case was at once made
up as suggested remember that
L prepared Dyer's petition. 1t
was fully and ably argued by
tho same counsel who appeared in the
United States Court, and the decision in
Mayor Ellyson's favor, in which all
parties acquiesced, will long be memora-
ble in the history OF the State not only
from its intrinsic interest and inpor-
lance. but also from its connection with
the appalling calamity of April n, 1870.
/ shall not enter upon the history OF
the popular election of the spring; this
communication is already far too long
Permit me only to add. by way of in
cidental illustration of the tremendous
strain that We were under during these
exciting days and weeks, that Mayor
Ellyson's household were always anxious
and wakeful when he did not return
promptly at nightfall and the family
tradition is that the devoted wife and
mother never retired until he came. At
one time, without his knowledge, the
police felt it necessary to guard his
residence for successive days and nights
in consequence Of the supposed exist
ence Of plot to burn it down.
Brave, balanced Christian man
throughout these trying scenes, as
throughout the more prolonged struggle
of his earthly life, Henry X Ellyson, for
us and for our children, fought good
fight" ROBERT STILES.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-12-14

circle OF acquaintances had unboundod
confidence IN both his capacity and
character. In 1870 he was elected Mayor
of the city OF Richmond, which position
his son, tho Hon. J. Taylor Ellyson, now
holds. He held many other positions OF
honor and influence. But his greatest
work was for bis church and for the
cause OF his r. ord. He was baptized and
became q member OF the Second Baptist
church OF Richmond when be was nine
teen years old. and for forty-three years
the superintendent Of its Sunday school,
and leader in every good work. He was
one Of the most prominent and useful
Baptist laymen in the South, and lived
up TO the apostolic injunction, "Not
slothful in business; feryent in spirit,
serving the lord"
A great man has gone, but he has loft
us noble legacy--a stainless life and
Zone filed with the fruits of righteous
ness. which are by Jesus Christ unto the
praise and glory of the Father"
PUBLIC CALAMITY.
The Richmond Keynote.
The death oil Henry N. Eilyson IL
public calamity. No better model could
be neld up to the youth OF Richmond
than the consecrated example Of bis use
full and honorable life. He filed the
highest positions in the community and
occupied the first place in the hearts Of
its people. Heaven be praised for such
lives-lives that make the world better
for having lived in it He needs no
words OF studied eulogy; his good
deeds will live after him. and his memo
~ be fragrant and blossom even in the
dust.
PoPULAB, USEFUL, PUBLIc-sPIRrrED.
Newcastle Record.
- Mr.. Ellyson WAS one o. the most
popular. useful, and publicspirited citi-
zens OF Richmond, aud his death is
greatly lamented. =
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-12-14
RICHMOND, ", Noromcsr., ih

RICHMOND, Va, NoTomtsr. i.h
A CALLED MEETING or THf
"A MFR-MEMBER5 sud STOCKHOLDERS e
THE VIRGINIA sTATg AGklClLl RAD Az
MECHANICAL SOCIETY rlll D. trli il go
cily on DECEMBER o. 1927 A 'ai afsitt
especially desired. Election o. o~csr', s1 on.
position 10 1891, ani tho future Of 90 81 le.f
are nmoug TIE matters which Wi h" o. .'i i-
Proxies may DO sent M without fuU 'f r.t.n
ASHTON slAkkk, Irsft fl-
y. w. EoLAED, Secretary. no -1,.' ',.ltb
A GENERAL MEETING 0F The
n stockholders u ths Gil kshfthAA Az.
ONO DEVELOPMENT COMPANY ODD - lsl
ct the onlcs Of kckle, August o Iqll A., N
Clifton Forge. Va, as " 81 0l SATURDAY., Ds
cember 81. 100.
By order u no Board O. nrs-'rfs
e.. LMG4iFJRO.
no o8u secretary.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-12-14
ANFNOUISIrF DISPLAY.
An OLD AND POPULAR RICHMOND House.
ON ITs METAL.

On lis METAL.
The ladies delight to visit Fourqu-
resn, Price q Co.'S, Nos. i29 east
Broad street, and 206, 20S, and 2l0
north Fifth street. It is the most natu-
raj thing in the world for them to drop
into this Old establishment when mp
town. whether they are on purchase in
tent or not, for tho reason that they are
sure to see countless articles that will
charm them. Yesterday o DIsPArcH
representative followed the example Of
the ladies and was initiated some
what into tho intricacies and ter
minology of the SPLENDID stock
being carried at this season. Ger
tainly the house so long noted for the
elegance Of its display in every depart
ment OF its business has exelled itself IN
anticipation Of the Christmas trade.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-12-14
THE OLD DOMINION
l. BUILDING AND LOAN ASSOCIATION.
A RICHMOND, VA.

This company invites ths attention OF the
people OF Richmond 10 IT, simple and practical
plan for enabling parsons OF small means % So
cure homes OF their owa-
The company will lend money on real estate
10 within rs per cent Of the appraised value, %
DO returned IN small monthly instslfnsna
scarcely more than tho ordinary monthly rent
As aim pie investment The shares OF the COM
pany arc very desirable because OF the fact that
they represent tue smallest possible tisk with
the largest prons, tho security being always real
estate.
ladies' or ether persons Of means no. able CT
willing 20 engage u sctiye business pursuits
can BY an Investment In tho shares OF this CON-
pauy become practically partners In an extern
sive, active, and probable business, under tho
management Of mon with tho best business
qualities and Of large and varied experience.
For full particulars thoss doslr1ng 10 invest or
70 borrow will please call on or address
CARLTON MCCARTHY,
Secretary and Treasurer.
Ills east Main sussk
Uon J. TAYLOR RLLYs0N, President
Directors:
]. TAYLOR kLLYsON,
NORMAN v. RANDOLPH,
FRANK T. SUTTON,
JOHN n PURCELL,
JOHN = RLLgrT. ausi-n