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The Southern herald., 1890-05-09
BritIre 90 Let.

DY ORDER of the Board of Su-
ID pervisors of Amite county,
Miss, the building of the following Bridge
will be let to the lowest bidder, on the
First Monday IN June, 1890,
at the court house in the town of Liberty,
to-wit:
The building of new Bridge across the
west prong of the Amite river. near Mary
Harrelps.
Specifications on file in the office of the
Chancery Clerk, for reference.
II. NJ. BATES, Clerk.
May 0, 1890.
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Bridge to Let.

DY ORDER of the Board Of Su.
ID pervisors of Amite county,
Miss, the building of the following Bridge
will be let to the lowest bidder, on tho
First Monday in June, 1890,
at tho court house in the town Of Liberty,
to-wit;
The building Of new Bridge across a
bayou in District No. 8.
Specifications on file in the Office Of the
Chancery Clerk, for reference.
II. NJ. BATES, Clerk.
May 2, 1890,
The Southern herald., 1890-05-09

Mrs. Pentacost lost a valuable
horse on Thursday Of last week.
The animal attempted to jump
picket fence, and in doing SO was
so badly torn by the sharp pickets
that it had to be killed.
The Southern herald., 1890-05-09

Wide embroidery for children's
dress skirts, silk Windsor scarfs,
and boys standing linen collars,
for sale by Mrs. Fannie Brewer&Co.
The Southern herald., 1890-05-09

Fred Rodgers sent us last week
a mess of the largest and finest
turnips we have seen this season.
Many thanks, Fred.
The Southern herald., 1890-05-09

The Supervisors were in session
two days this week. Their pro-
ceedings will be published in our
next issue.
The Southern herald., 1890-05-09

We understand there was quite
a hailstorm in the northeastern
portion of this county on Saturday
evening last.
The Southern herald., 1890-05-09

Divine services may be expected
at the Presbyterian church in this
place, on Saturday and Sunday
next, at II a. M, Rev. R. S.
McAllister officiating. Communion
of the Lords Supper on the Sab
hath
The Southern herald., 1890-05-09

Mr.. Ford, of Magnolia, is a
frequent visitor to Liberty. His
friends are always glad to see him.
The Southern herald., 1890-05-09

Miss Sibyl Stratton is at home
again, after a pleasant visit with
friends in Osyka and Magnolia.
The Southern herald., 1890-05-09

nR. D. DYE, Dentist, Gloster, Miss,
IL will attend to all calls from Liberty
and other points near Gloster.
win be in Liberty on the first week
in each month
Ry~All work warranted to give entire
satisfaction.
February p, 1890.
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A Voice from the EXECUTIVE Mansion
Notice.

NOt1Ces
STRAYED FROM MY PLACE, on the
- 10th of April, 1890, one DARK BAY
TEXAS MAKE, has star in face, and n
brand on each hip; has bell tied on with
a cotton rope. Any one giving information
leading to her recovery will be libcrally re
warded. Address
JACK SWEARINGEN,
May 9, 1890. Liberty, Miss.
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T. G. ScHILL1XG.

Several fishing parties from
Liberty and vicinity spent few
days on the banks Of the east prong
ofthe.Amite river, during last week,
but from some cause they failed to
make a good catch. The waters
were beautiful, and apparently in
fine condition, but the best pisca-
tory skill at the parties command
was inadequate to success. tire
quired an effort to supply the table
of the parties with small fry, and
large fish did not put in an ap-
pearance. Various causes were as
signed for not catching large fish,
all based upon mere hypothesis,
but why they were not caught was
because they would not bite, and
the reason why they wouldn't bite
(we suppose) was that they were
not hungry. The fishermen say
they let them off this time, but
when they go for them again it will
be with power and demonstration,
The Southern herald., 1890-05-09

ATTENTION. - There will be a
meeting of the members Of the Sol
diers Reunion Association of Amite
county, on Monday, the 10Th day
of May, 1890, at 12 M, in the court
house, for the purpose of selecting
delegates to the Soldiers Reunion
at Vicksburg, on the 25th to Both
of May, 1890.
By order of
The Southern herald., 1890-05-09

The committee appointed to
examine candidates for the U. S.
Naval School at Annapolis, met at
Gloster, on Friday last. There
were six applicants for the position.
The committee agreed ON the re-
commendation of w. P. Robert, Of
Centreville, and Needham Pack
wood, of Pike county, as second
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
FSfraV Notices.

A Bull YeaFling, white and brindle spot
ted marked with crop and half crop in right
and swallow fork and underbit in left car;
abont p years old. Appraised byJ A Toler
and Sam Gaden
The above described Estray was taken up
bv Harry Barkdull, and strayed BY him be-
fore G B Van Norman, Coroner and ex oficio
Ranger within and for Amite county, State
of Mississippi, 9th April, 1880
One large Red Cow, marked smooth crop
in left and swallow fork in right ear; 10
wears old. One small Black Cow, with some
while spots and white face, marked smooth
crop in left and swallow fork in right ear;
about years old. Appraised by w L Eord
and Stephen Taylor at $40 each
The above described Estrays were taken up
by Z L Wilkinson, and strayed by him before
+ Poole, Justice Of the Peace within
and for Amite county, State Of Mississippi,
on Both March, 1890
A Red Cow, about 10 years old; marked
with crop and split in right ear. Appraised
at $40, by Quitman Butler and HenryBarron
The above described estray was taken up
by John Campbell, and strayed by him
before w d Pray, Justice Of the Peace
within and for Amite county, Mississippi,
18th March, 1890
A small, Mouse Colored Horse Mule, about
20 years old. Appraised at $40, by E Nc
Daniel and J B Powell
The above described Estraywas taken up
by Gabe Holden, and strayed by him be-
fore Chas Hooper, a Justice Of the Peace
within and for Amite county, and State
of Mississippi, 7th day Of March, 1890
Two Heifcr Yearings; one slightly Brin'
die the other Light Dunn; both yearlingt
about . years old. Appraised at SIS each
by VIII II Webb and Martin Jenkins.
The above described estrays were taken uI
by A Jenkins, and strayed by him be
fore q b VanNorman, Coroner and eX oflicit
Ranger within and for Aanite county, Stat
of Mississippi February 5, 1890
One Cow and one Heifer Yearling; Gov
small white and red speckled, age IL years
IIeifcr Yearling, brown sides with whit
back. No marks or brands on either. Ap
praised at $6, by W G Mason and Thoma
Aarons
The above described estray was taken II
; by James Toney, and straycd by him befor
& B VanNorman, Coroner and ex offici
Ranger for Amite county, Miss, on the i
March, 1890
The owners of the above deIcribed Estra,
: are requested TO come forward, prove prol
.rty, pay charges, and take them away,
they viii be dealt with as the law directs
e. B, VANNORMAN,
Coroner aI ? Ran0nr
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Stove men, life insurance agents,
fruit men, and drummers Of almost
every commodity commonly found
in the country towns and stores,
with samples, valises, trunks and
cases, and many other appliances
for exhibiting their merchandise to
our merchants and traders, have
been in Liberty this week.
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See bridge notices.

Our Board of Supervisors have
ordered a burglar proof safe for
county purposes.
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We are requested by A. T..
Sterling, P. S., to state that Purity
Lodge No. 1886, ofthe G U. O.O.F.
will celebrate its first anniversary
on the 31st day of May, 1890, in
Liberty, with speaking and grand
parade in the day, and public in
stallation at night. Ice cream and
other refreshments suitable for the
occasion will be on hand day and
night. Come one, come all.
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Geo A. McGehee, Adj't.
It is with pleasure that we notice

It is with pleasure that we notice
the progress Of the Liberty Male
and Female College. 1t is on a
boom Notwithstanding the pre-
valence of measles among the
students, quite number of whom
have passed through this ordeal
and have returned to college to re-
new their scholastic labors. The
President and his teachers are now
beginning to prepare for the COM
mencement in June, and we may
safely say that it will be an enter
tainment altogether scholarly and
in keeping with the progress of
colleges of highest standing.
About q o'clock Monday morn
ing there was quite a wind with
some rain in the neighborhood Of
Liberty, which caused some un-
easiness on account of the stormy
outlook. The wind, though strong,
we are glad to learn, did but little
damage. Some fencing blown down,
and we understand corn that has
been recently worked is blown
down, but it is thought that it will
fully recover from it. Tender
garden vegetables are somewhat
injured, but few days of warm
sun will bring them up all right
We are thankful that it is no worse.
Monday last was the regular
time for the meeting Of the Board
of Supervisors; the Democratic
Executive Committee and theSchool
Board held meetings, and it was
also the day of sale OF some lands
for delinquent taxes. Notwithstaud-
ing the rain there were quite a
number of persons in town. Par.
ties from New Orleans, Pike coun-
ty and other sections were present
for the purpose Of purchasing lands
at tax sale. The demand was great,
and seven pieces of land, on which
$40 81 were due for taxes, brought
at the sale about $500 in excess Of
taxes aud costs due on them. The
increasing demand for lands in
Amite county is manifest from the
result Of the above sale, and dem
onstrates the fact that there is both
life and money.in the old county
yet.
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The owners of the above deIcribcd Estrays
are requested TO come forward, prove prop
.rty, pay charges, and take them away, or
they viii be dealt with as the law directs
e. B, VANNORMAN,
Cnrnnnr al. Z Rnnnnr
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There was chrysanthemum show few
days ago, at which the hats and NUTS of
tho smart visitors were more noticeable
than the chrysanthemums. Miss May Nor
ris, daughter Of William Morris, the poet
artist-socialist, had perhaps the most chic
hat and muff combination. Her hat was
white velvet, with one of the peculiarly au-
dacious birds Of the present season pecking
her forehead, while his tail was stuck up in
air. The bird, may say, was black, and
his mate was .perched at 9 short distance.
was Of white velvet, with bands Of sable,
knot of black ostrich feathers, a bird and
neck sling of black ribbon. Rivaling
Miss Morris's muf was another made OF
cloth Of the color Of wash-leather.
A knot of black astrakhan on the side
Of it was thrust through with two great
jet da0gers. This muf went with a Dick
Wilmington hat of the same color. The
hat, like the muff, WINS edged with astrak-
han, and dagger protruded from q knot
Of ostrich feathers, though fortunately for
the minds pence Of the onlooker it threat
ened backward and not forward.
/ have seen number of evening dresses
within day or two. a few Of which may be
worth description. A rose-colored crepe
for q brunette of stately carriage, pretty
face and picturesque locks is laid in front
in accordion plaits and embroidered in
struggling flower sprays in gold. At the
DObGOm Oh inc bk1t6 1H Q00O fuC00 t8eG0000
here and there with antique pins of preci-
ous stones. There is . train of gold-col-
0sed silk caught together at the back with
bunches of pink roses. Roses are worn at
the bosom and the sleeves are crepe with
silk oversleeves. As usual, some of
the finest dresses are for Americans.
For Mrs. Arson Phelps Stokes is din
ner dress of crimson silk ornamented
with white satin bands, lowered with gold.
The corsage il cut in v, edged with q
wide chenille fringe in white and gold.
The sleeves reach the elbows and are sup
plemented by fringe deep enough to hide
the rings on the wearer's hands. A dane
ing dress of pale blue gaze de sole is sim
pie and very tasteful with long sleeves Of
white Crepe embroidered with white
on white most daintily, and deep
falling neck ruffle Of the same
dlmy material. Ribbons Of dark blue
velvet drop from the waist to the hem Of
the skirt and are caught at the bottom by
rosette bows. One Of Mrs. Langtry's latest
achievements is pearl colored silk with
rose colored silk train. The low cut cor
cage is filled in partially ON one side with
white lace and on the other shoulder mods
q bunch. of rose-colored ostrich feathers.
The skirt is edged with deep lace founce
Topped with pink ostrich feathers.
ELLEN OSBORN.
Copyright.
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4 PREMIER Of TOILETS.
High Court Held in London by the
Prime Ministries Of
Frocks.
Homage Rendered by Fashion's
Devotees to the Chief Oracle
Of the Cult


Especial Correspondence of The INDEPENDENT.
LONDON. Nov. LA fashionable London
dressmaker il an awe-inspiring individual.
Though she be not fenced with the divinity
that doth hedge a-queen?-about, still he1
presence chamber is guarded by brass-but-
toned and msdaled uniforms quite a. ct
fectually as it could be b.. lords and ladies
in waiting. One wonders if she graoiously
oonfers the ',.entree'' for life. and If the
privilege il appreciated as at court festivals.
Her house 10 an imposing one. Nothing
satisfies her short of the best street in the
West End with an earl for her neighbor on
the one hand, the town house Of marquis
on the other and dowager duchess across
the way. Tho lace hanRines at her win.
dows are the costliest on the block, and the
great blue and yellow faience vases that
adorn the balconies the brightest.
When one has run the gauntlet Of her
bowling lackeys one finds ones self in q
great oak wainscoted hall and wonders at
the hardihood that can speak of misfits to q
grand dame whose feet pass habitually up
and down stairway that might have come
out Of palace if palaces were not nova
days less gorgeous than private mansions
Up stairs one is ushered into daintily
fitted gallery with pale pink hangings,
where etchinRs, fine old prints and water
oolors have been collected quantity illus
tratinR women's dress for many centuries.
Beyond this opens vista of reception and
drawing rooms. with great mirrors and lux
uriously stately furnishings. In the dis
tance one sees as in picture one Of Du
Maurier's tall, e-shouldered British
matrons erect ON sofa inspecting, a. q
colonel his regiment, a parade of triers-on
showing off new gowns.
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All that can be of interest in the way OF
dress and dress fabrics for this season and
the approaching holidays in now on exhibit
ton At the New York Dry Goods store in
the most attractive form remarked lady
while in conversation relating to this sea-
sons fashions. The whole of woman's do
main is reflected in this bright and hand
somely decorated store. "Here." she con-
tinuea. You can purchase line Of goods
and IS elegant in effect az imagination
could desire. II is evident by the crowds
that daily visit their place Of business that
they are immensely popular and deserving
Of their much talked of fame for carrying
the select stock of Montana. do not say
this az a reflection or in any way disparag-
ing Of the remaining stores of this city as
they are all quite deserving enough but
called attention to the New York store az it
is the acknowledged authority in fashion
able circles for the finer grades of impored
novelties and as is customary, whenever
there 10 a display Of hrst-class goods there
You will ind the crowd and there you will
find the business.
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n. ". 8. FOLK \ Co. = Darx.,ns,

n W. 8. Folk \ Co.'S bargains.
81 feet front on Main street, 6ns business loca-
80 to 50 teet front on. Main street. nea. siatA
avenue. 800 per front foot -
20 to 90 fest ON Main street below the Iroa
10 feet on Helena s! Ds near MA Main ,.e,t =
SSoo per front loot.
. soa,eS en Main :srsst 1t $500 pr mont foos.
Four lots IN Northern Pacific addition No. /.
lOo feet On : corner Central addition 81 ssass
rs feet on corner Central addition for 5000
100 feet Flower Garden addition, closs -
ohooe I ss.ss .a saR ao
!, SS SS choice oorns, n..ss.s addition. Drio.
. az CHOICE lots in Lecksy addition from $500 y
8 tsst on Edwards street, near ain. 81 s4so ~
600 feet On lower Main street fror, Tvs 70 ~
Pc 'front.' root; choice property: ,...,. y.
for the low figure Of 5000. = = ' = -. ~
20 acres I'M ae tho city limits. plated. at 81:
TFse choice lots in Cox addition 4 bedrock
.. ore LOT In Northern Pacific second a.ldleea
TO ioo siso on Eighth avenue. nries e. 200 Y,
100 feet corner knight street, Hauser a,idttinA
ct $sO per font foot.
ward. In Syndicate addition.
HOUSES FOR SALE.
4ooo-Two,.tory frame. eleven room. slosses
and cellar, water in house and yard; terms $2,0e
cab, $4,000 At two years.. 9 per cent intsfest.
$500 One story frame. i've rooms and hath,
closets and cellar. water in hoase and yard, %
,nsesss i0i fs ssa' hou.. ten ,eom.
bath. clOAets and cellar, water In house and yard.
.o e 1s w inquire tor terms
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Wilson = Co, Bailey Block, 0nsr:
ieo acre ranch. sood water gnpply. $1,000.
:, 4s ~ ranch, good buildings, fences. &C..
260lacrs ranch with good hay land.
10 head grade cattle, - hsad vA1nable horses.
s,00o aeres under fence, good water right, ETC.,
l6O-acro ranch, nsar town, good water right, Q
Per cent. guaranteed ON investment for Eve yaaIs,
$1HO0N :
20 acres Numerically adjoining East Helona
t0wnsite. suitable Tor plating. $1,000.
LOTS.
80 fest, lower Main street. %, 500.
100 feet, corner Grand avenue, $l,230
l75 fest. warehouse property. GAllatin stEsek
$1,000
80 feet ON North Ewing atfeee, $500.
$500
70 feet Shiland street. $a1 psr foot.
II fsst, Ames' addition, Sli per foot;
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4. ). ssss,s : Co. B.,lsy B,oss, os.r.

= ~4.~s.sa -. r,.s,.- r,,..,,- $500
r,.s... 49, .'.. -, :. 49,. s..
cssh, balance IL ssd twelve monfSc' 10 -
cent 49,.
Hiilsdale etreex only ~ 40 Si.oo0 ~. Ss7snes
1t per cent. %
,eeven-rco fr1me Sonss On lat. t2x1oa %
70 suit q ~ per cent
Eleventh avsnus. only 5000 500 cash. si,ico 4
cent s3ls55- p 8 ,77sl.1.7
6ix-room frame house on lot S0x1o0, ON FiftA
avenue on strest car limo; 4x5O0, ,00v cash, bal
7sxlZs fest north and 3 st front, corner Gar
field and Cannon streets in Cannon addition, on
y block and half from motor; 3l.u0O cash.
l2sxl2s feet south and east 'front.' corner Madl-
con and Canton streets in DrvaGwatsr addition;
prics 5000, one-third cash, balance one and two
years at 10 per cent. =, =.
Do112s feet on electric motor. in Broadwatse
addition; price Sl.6t0. one-third cnah, balance
enc ana Two years It 10 Dor cont.
.vsnos. ons block from ectric motor: Us pSs
lO0xl2s fest ON Psoste avenue, ono block from
al. .aS tvo s e
lzsxla2 fest south and east. corner Iogsa and
DOM 9os 800 sssno' On motor hn' M Central aa1.
ei6s :daision. Tor $3.50 1850 es:S, = A'a
srn Fscic addition i Il ior $sooa sssno' y North
esss .ss!.isa e; $40 se o ossS ao''ns. -
ditioa, rs bloct from motor, 81 .2ee cash:
| ton. for ;, 500. ~.
tien. for q, SOC. ,erms e..y:
25Xl3O feet ON Main street, Tor $l2,60O cash.
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Armitags = Piass.

Armitage . Piatt
ACRES.
20 Per acre, 100 acres nine milss from cttN
20 per acre, 80 acres close to city. ~
$5O per acre, 100 acres five miles from city.
80 per aore, 00O Acres six miles from city.
Several largo .nches, frst-Class in all respecte
great bargains.
LOTS
ton. -
$50 per front foot. corner Montana avenue AID
Phoenix aveuue. eE9..s,
$3.50 % $500 lots in Northern Pacific second
'dit.on. n
$s5 per trent foot. one-t u block in Do Lac,
addition, Warren etreUt.
$6ch eas three lot on street, Easterly
addition. a
III GOO choice bMiness lot; adjoins Montan,
National bank.
SIS per Il It foot. CORNER Twelfth avenue md
w :ren street.
$50 Ler front foot lots ON Hauser boulevard.
y Ia. 5o-Fun i on Sixth avenue inside Hoback
ete~pt.
~ 18th. -
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holds advanced views ON the woman ques-
ton, but wears yellow cloth cape with
great box-plaitsd frills OF bhck velvet
snons tno teroat a. bsconin&y - i che
done up in . long cloak Of grsy erssn and
salmon.
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DANCING.

Prot. A. Thelin guarantees to teach
any ono to dance in fifteen lesona,
Glass meets every Monday night &C
Electric Hall Regular dance night On
ThuzDday evening". Music by
PROF. @. w. DUNCAN
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R n. Floyd-Jones. Atlas Block.

BAuHAIN6s
100 feet. 9 corner. Hasucr boulevard, north
front. $1,000. 1900
100 fest, Hauser boulevard, south front, S2,2s0
70 test. corner Of Laurel and Choteap streetA
syndicate addition. north front. $500.
~ rest. corner OF JoCelyn and Wilder streets,
900. Syndicate addition. 80 y -
$50 fest. Syndicate addit'o1. $4,000. Easy terms,
0o Test. Syndicate addition, $4,000
e0 xeet on Helena avenue, fronting north, $4,000
~ q, feet ON the east side. nsar the railroad
Property ON lower Main street suitable for inn
e, eedlste improvements price and terms upon 40
100 feet Of property on Center strsst It reason.
el2 to $25. - - Ase'aAA
Lots = tho Arnes addition, ri to So.
foot. - ~ sss pet
Lots in Hotel park. price md terms on apppli.
cation. So - v - - 'sSpAA,
larss LIT q scres insids and eats;do the city
limits ct reasonable pfiooa 80
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Wheeler, Word 4 Co.'S List
YnUc

Wheeler, Word d Co.'S List
LOTS
200 fcet in Amss addition, I'll per foot.
100 feet in n. i. addition, 312 per foot.
90 feet ON Madison avenue for g. TOO
100 feet in Ming addition, Sl2 per foot.
100 feet in y: r. addition No. 3 for $475.
20 feet on Shiland street for 81 600.
Lots IN Mclean Pack SIS each. $l0 cash and -
per week.
ACRES.
n acres near Rroadwatsr Hotsl It 500 psr
scre.
HOUSES.
Residence in Hanser addition. $4,000.
Residence in Bradford addition, 5000.
Residence in Hoback & Cannon addition, S.
Residence In Basaett addition. 1880,
Residence II Syndicate additlon. SlO0O.
WHEELER, WORD b CO..
10 and II Gold Hook. Heloua.
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Office: Basement Power block,
corner Sixth avenue and Main.
Helena.

No. 4,4O0.
TREAsURY DEPARTNHNT.
OHIO OF COMPTROLLER OF THE CURRENCY,S
WASHINGTON, Aug. %. 1890
Whereas. By satisfactory evidence presented to
the undersigned, it has been made to appear that
ssThe Helena National bank" Of the city of Hell
ena, in the county Of Lewis and Clarke and state
Of Montana, has complied with the provisions Of
the statutes Of tho United States, required to be
thorized TO commence she business Of banking.
Nov, therefore, l. Robert N. Nixon. deputy
snd sctng Songfo'HaE q the DO herr
the city Of Helena, in the county Of Lewis and
Clarke and state Of Montana, 10 authorized to
in section ffty-one hundred and sixty nine OF the
revised statutes Of the United States.
In testimony whereof witness
5. ! my hand and seal Of Office, the
DEAL 18th day Of August, 1890
b. W. NIXON,
Deputy and acting comptroller Of the currency
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The facilities Of the present day for the
production Of everything that will oonduoe
to the material welfare and comfort OF
mankind are almost unlimited and when
syrup OF Figs Wa first produced the world
was enriched with the only perfecf Iarative
known, - il 10 the only remedy which Il
truly pleasing and refreshing to the tasts
and prompt and s1ectaal to cleanse an
system gently IN the sprinRtjme, OF, in fact,
y sny time, and the better Il i known the