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Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1890-11-27
kddingtun

Mr. John Temple highly respected
citZen Of East Eddington died very sud
denly with pneumonia the "a, He vii, n.
greatly missed in town a he was one o.
our tir>t towu>mcn and has htii d.llcrDD.
positions for u great many wears. II s.
afflicted family have the sympathy If aa
Rev. Mr.. Jewell, pastor Of Tic NJ +
church, holds meetings every fortnight a.
the school-house in district No. ,.
The spool mills in town have been shu
down for week in order to make repair
SO that they will be ready for use the com-
ing winter.
Wellington Billings and wife were tLu
happy recipients Of nice boy recently
The new Universalist church at La,
Eddington Will be finished by MIR Johr
Temples son of Massachusetts: II j.
thought it will be a fine structure wh,l
completed.
MI. Henry Clewly's daughter is very
low with consumption.
Mrs, Shoppe and sister have rcturneC
from Massachusetts where they have been
visiting,
The new school-house is a large building
and will be "a line one when done.
Nov. Il.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1890-11-27

Here" responded that love. cracked
youth, as he popped out from behind a
door. with her letter protrudiDg in a con-
spicuous manner from his coat pocket.
And then Goliah came forward and in
formed her that the break in the water
pipes had been repaired, and that he was
ready for his supper. And he led her to
the head of the table. and that is all there
Is to tell about Mrs. Gummdge and her
Thanksgiving
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1890-11-27
Bangor.

Bangor.
Typhoid fever is quite prevalent in tuo
city, and many cases prove fatal
The Young Mems Christian Association
building is fast approaching completion
and when finished will be the finest build
ing in the city.
The markets are well filed, and mos
farm products are cheap ard it has been
said that Bangor is the cheapest city 10
live in In Maine.
Great preparations are being made for
numbering the coming winter
There seems to be plenty of game in
the markets. Deer, coons, gray squirrels
and partridge are well shown up. The
Bangor sportsmen are very Keen shots, IT,,
deer are all shot through the head,
Preparations are being made for extra
religious meetings the coming winter
Evangelist Whittier from Ohio commenced
series of meetings in the 2d Baptist
church. the 18th inst, and others will soon
follow, Tnos. A. CRABTREE.
Nov. ID.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1890-11-27

In order to help the correspondents in
the different towns IN reporting entertain
ments, committees are reminded that it is
usually customary to see that the cores
pondent of their town is supplied with
complimentaries This is due correspond
ents not as a gift, but from the fact that
each and every entertainment which is
noticed beforehand in the locals Is under
obligations for such notices, which are
printed free of charge, and the least tina,
the committees can do to return the favor
is to see that the correspondent is sup
piled with admission tickets.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1890-11-27

P. T. BARNUM AS AN AuTHoR.-P. I.
Barnum is developing a strong taste for
literary work, and he is busy nearly every
day writing series of articles to be pub
lished in the forthcoming numbers of The
Ladies Home journal. The great show
man is said to write very easily and fluent
ly, his manuscript showing but few cor
rections.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1890-11-27
Sayings of our Neighbors.
DIED BY HIS OWN PEN.
LRnchlhnd Free Pro-.

The week before he died the editor Of
the hdependeM called at the residence
Of Shipping Commissioner VIM. b. Fisher,
at the South End, and found him most
genial, cordial and apparently in the best
of health. Bnth Mdependrnt
We are sorry to hear of the tgrammati-
cab demise Of Bro Clark, Of the h.depeR-
Dent No doubt his decease was purely
accidental. but it carries sorrow to the
hearts of all lovers of English as it should
be written. Death is grave subject and
the editor who kills himself in writing
about it is the man to command charitable
notice from his fellows of the craft. Our
heart goes out to the afflicted subscribers
of the independent.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1890-11-27
CAtARRh

Is constitutional and not a Local disease,
and therefore il cannot he cured by local
applications. 1t requires a constitutional
remedy like Hoods sarSaparlla, which,
working through the blood eradicates tho
impurity which causes and promotes the
disease, and effects permanent cure.
Thousands Of people testify 10 the success
of Hoods Sar>aparilla as remedy for
caarrh when other preparations had failed.
>tuffed-t'p Feeling.
Il viii say | have been troubled for sew
erai years with that terribly disagreeable
disease. catarrh. took Hoods SarSapa-
rilla With the very best results. II cured me
OF that oniinual dropping in my throat. and
stuffed mp feeling 1t las also helped my
mother who has taken i, for run down state
of health and kidney trouble" MHs 5. ID.
HEATH Putnam Cam
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1890-11-27

The aversion to poor relations is some
thing of kin-dread spirit, after all
Washington Capital.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1890-11-27

The gas bill comes under the classifi-
cation Of light expenditures.-Wa Washington
Capital.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1890-11-27
a VIM 4 NJ 7 hO ENl Z y
Lewiston journal.

Bowdoinham people put some apple juice
to good use, the other day, according to
the Bowdoinham 1drert,ser. 1t says that
when RIel Williams house took fire on the
roof, the flames were subdued by an appli-
cation of cider supply of which Mr..
Williams chanced to have at that time.
This is great improvement over the old
fashioned way Of raising a building with
New England rum.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1890-11-27

Notice is hereby given that II. III. Clark will Pc
ttion the legislature of Maine at its next session
for an extension Of his charter to build a railroad
from Ellsworth to S. w. Harbor. Me.
3w4l ii. ii. CLARK.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1890-11-27
NOTICE

Notice is hereby given that Henry II Clark and
John T. r. Freeman and others will petition
the legislature of Maine at its session in Jan
uary next to be incorporated into an ice company
with power to build and sustain dam across the
tide waters of Norwood's Cove in the town OF Ire.
mont
Dated at fremont thls.l7th day of November,
1880. SwiI HENRY'H. CLARK.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1890-11-27

THE PRIMEVAL CURSE IN ASTRONOMY
Rev. Z. X. Osgood in Bar Harbor Recordl
But the assumption that we are on par
physically with other worlds may be too
strong. Earth groans under that prmeval
curse
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1890-11-27

In Memory Of Sister Lucy ]. Wardwell
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1890-11-27

ENTERTAINMENTs OWE SOMETHING
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1890-06-12
LOCAL NOTES.

-ClauAe Shelton is travelling for a
wholesale house in New York.
-Four trains Of cattle arrived from
the south Sunday and were dispatched
via the Frisco.
"A limited amsunt Of city scrip, re-
sivabie for taxes, for sale at this Office
for IS cents on the dollar.
w. s. Audrain's brand is shown in
our picture gallery this week; look out
for the "Iazy s."
Mrs. Tom Mcspadden aud sister.
Miss Maud Rogers, are still very sick
but hopes ars entertained for their re-
covery.
"A. A. Kelley has been appointed
administrator of the estate of Luman
Reed, who was killed by horse April
18th on Snow creek.
Saturday evening the young peo-
pie gave Mr.. and Mrs Cboutsau q
surprise party and a pleasant evening
they made Of il too.
The feather panty at the opera
house Friday night was n success.
The attendance Was good and al! en-
joyed the evening greatly.
H. r. Snyder and Miss Anna B.
Henry. nsice Of Capt 2. Henry. OF
Chelsea, were married at the Frisco
hotel in this city last Thursday even
ing by Clerk Il. II. Trott.
The K. & A. v. road, which has
already erected all the yards required
along its line, has stated its inten-
ton Of improving the train service ma
teriaIly and making it . tip-t0p cattle
line all around.
"A young man named fittEan who
was killed on the railroad near Eufau-
"a lztely, was refused burial in the
cemetery and after being buried upon
the railroad right-oE way, the citizens
Of Eufzuls lamented the comps1y's
allowing it.
The town taxes are being paid
about a. cheerfully as such . duty is
ever performed The amount OF scrip
outstanding, however, is astonishing.
Last years experiment drumming the
city without the.cOllection Of any taxes
was q very unwise one.
Col. Thos. J. Allen, general travel
ing agent for the Kansas City Stock
Yards, was in the city last Friday and
dropped in for half hours chat with
TEE CHIEFrAIS folks. Incidentally he
remarked that the receipts Of cattle a {
the Kansas City yards thus far during
1880 have excssded those Of a year ago
by z00, 900 head
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1890-06-12

Col. l. C. Bs1ainot was up on business
this week.
C l. Smell. sOlisitor OF Delaware district.
Was In the city Tuesday.
w. p Thompson, of the law Arm Of Dawes
Thompson. OF Muskogse, viii remain in the
city = week OF more on business
william Bell has heen rsturnsa this
place a. permanent assistant 70 Bert walk
sr. AZ the Frisco depot
-Judgs James Shacklefora and Clerk Wn.
Nslson. Of the MEskogse c0art, passed through
the city on thsir way 20 me farm Of Mrs Rsss
shackief0rd WEDNESDAY
Mrs W C. Hall and caaghtsr. Miss
Blanche. went 10 50. Louis last Sunday. 20
make thAf city their home for = year er so.
Nr Hall will remain and esntiHRe his busi-
ness 81 Adair.
ID T. FIOurney. OF rahleqush, and John
c. Gray. Of NiaiolA, Texas, were in the city
Monday M Gray is . son-ln-law Of Mrs-
Dr.. Dupree. and Is mp looking over the ooun-
Try with a view OF residing mere.
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1890-06-12
nusKooEE COURT AND GENERAL sorrs.

A Grooms. Ninita, charged with gaming.
pieadsd guilty and was Gned sic. wm- shee-
han was held On same charge.
-Ths bar association met Thursdsy 20 re-
adjast the Zee bill. 4 COMMITTEES Wss ap-
poistsd 70 report AZ futers meeting
-Thsrs will be no more eases tried thls
term and court may convene for = few hours
yst-a day or two-to accommodate the aitor-
ueys IN matters OF motions. &C
-KEte Waters and Ethel Grant. OF Ard
mere. plea to vagrsncy. sdJudged 10 stand
committed thirty dayt- These women in some
way secured council sft-f sentence. who pre-
sented motion in arrest Of iuGgmsnt bnt thu
same wAs Overraisd-
The kinderxarfen exercises at Minerva
home last Thursday aftsnOon were very In
tsrcsting. After only three months trimming
under the mOss excsllsnf teacher. Mrs Red
dell. IL seems almost incre,libls that such
young hands could be iEnght to make the
work on exhibition and sing and drilI 50 per
fsotly.
Tho question OF q commissioners right to
bind defendants for nisdsnesnors to the
eoart for anal trial. has been under discussion
to-day and the further argument Is deferred
until tomorrow. That oongrsss should have
given commissioners exclusive Jurisdiction In
misdemsARors. II Il has not. is generally
agreed
The evidences in case Of Rev Isaac Mode.
Of Prairie City. fer o0ntsmPt In signing Nc
Ghee's name 20 q threatening letter addressed
10 the judge. was taken and case passed 20
next term Even admitting thH: the letter
Was written by the Aeeassd. the law ls cor
strned By his attorney and % given By the an
preme cOurf. that = court has Nc aGthsrify
over = contempt not committed in his pres
encs-
-Hsrrell instituts and Minerva home gave
excellent sxsrcisss ~ the commandment lest
week Both Institutions are . credit - the
town and 10 the management Hsrrcll closed
- ninth year with &c pupils on the roll. haF-
ing commenced With brit seTrniseu in thu
ehurch building Miss Gsrtrads Narsnn Aad
Mas Eva Patton reesived the arst and second
prizes, respectively. fer eiOcutiOn- Miss Eva
received arst prize for mnsie and Miss Kate
Bailey stc0nd- Miss Matte Trent. sf Okmul-
gee. roceiyed the prize for sight reading o.
music
June s, $50.
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1890-06-12
The Commissi oner's Oourt

Several civil suits have already been
fled and Judge Mason is now ready to
dispose OF business of this character.
Ten cases have been examined dur
ing the past week with the following
result:
United States vs. Geo. Dockery and
Eva Booth, enticing and secrsting a
minor; zcquitsl as to Miss Booth; the
other case dismissed.
N Walls and Wm. Williams, cut
ting timber near CoEeyvills; recog-
nized.
l. Hiram Bowman, larceny; recognized
in sum Of 500.
A. n. Brown, cutting timber; recog-
uized.
LOony Glass and Henry Munson.
larceny; acquitted.
Jenny Pumphrey, assault and bat
terry; recognized.
S. W. Dali, assault with deadly
weapon; acquitted.
Chas. Alexander, carrying pistol;
committed
Wm. SEims and John Glass, disturb
irg religious service; SSims acquitted
and Glass committed.
W. Stuart, breach Of the peace; rec.
ognized.
Judge ShRckleford has decided that
it is not within the province of COM
missioners to do more than examine
and bind over OF acquit such persons
as may be brought before them-thsy
have no power TO assess punishment.
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1890-06-12
ADAIR NOTES.

-Basiness very good in AdAir-
The new groeory house OF W. C Lsrox Il
now IN fall blast with fall line OF groceries.
etc, anc is doing good business
with our foEr business houses We are ahls
10 give the pGsrsDizing public fair deal and
s.ill keep prices down 20 bed rock
Rev. W. {. Gilbert, OF Gordsu, No. on
hls way south TO Walt . son At AtekA paid rs
call enroute, ss.ths guest OF J. W. Skinner
and family
tt-John Paftc7 Was thrown nom q horse q
Few days since and rees.vsd q shaking up that
VIII be remembered for some time Fsrtun-
ateIy no bones were broken and he Is now
himself Egain-
Pap Simpson was IN oEr InIdst the past
week d.st-ibuiins the scads amongst the pee
pie and sshippsd 20 Kansas City one OF Tie
smoothest car loads Of hogs that has gone from
this station for some time. Pap knows .
good hog and never falls TO get there Eli. -
Since M Warren has painted his store Il
makes 1ne appearance from the outside and
shows 70 the passsr-by that Adsir Is coming
mp with the wsrid and Is going 20 keep abreast
ofths timss- Ar. Lsaex has one coat Of paint
on his bal:ding and viii nnish it right away.
Let the good work 20 on aatn every h0uss In
our town has 3 clean white coat Of paint
The noIlcs or the public lie called to the
fact that after sunday. June sth. the PostOfrcs
Will be openei Tor delivery OF mail ION sun
daylsfron 6 20 3 a. m and from 70 p. m
Between those hours there will be no mail de-
liyered- Parties wishing 10 get their mail on
Sundays musf call 81 the hours speciae..
Further, there will be no letters registered on
Sundays. Let the public take notice sad be
governed accordingly.
The com2iitee On school AID church baild-
ing net Saturday afternoon. the 7th, IL tie
depot AMI deci'led on the plan tsr same. Ths
buildins is 70 ~ s-1s5 with twelve foot cell
Ing. three windows On each side and . double
door with t-snsom in front. TO eost inciosesi
about SIS o. exclusive Of the foundation
which is 10 be Of stone J. W. skinner. ID. s.
Cumming. W q Langley. r. q Moore and
G. H. Warren were elected IS = permanent
building committee TO select q siis and pro-
c-sd with the work. Immediately after Gd-
tournament the committee proceeded 20 take =
survey sf the town with q view to locating the
building LOT and selected lot No. In block
No. s., corner Ross .Avsnne .aad Cherokee
street. which is the second block east Of The
railroads. very pretty loeAiioa- Il wa sise
proposed 70 put three or four teams - E0Tk
on AendAy morning and proceed az once 10
get the material on the ground for tho fem
dEtion and ihen follow M - speedily s. pos
sible with the framing msterial. Sow that the
ball il started ls; Hs take for our motto he
qEick. Be earnest and be persisient;'' LET US
all pail together
June !, lss0. VINO
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1890-06-12
ANoted Texan.

General Norton, the venerable editor
ofthe Intelligencer at Dallas. a gen
tiemsn who has probably as large an
acquaintance as any man in the union,
spent Tuesday in this city. The gen.
erAl was an editor years before most Of
the present generation Of newspaper
men were born and bids fair TO still
outlive many of them. His flowing
locks, now Of snowy whiteness, have
made him a conspicuous figure at
every republican national convention
since that party appeared upon the
field Of action, and in spite Of Texas
10000 democratic majority the gen
eral has abiding faith that IN the eter-
nal fitness of things his siale viii
eventually be found in the republican
column
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1890-06-12
Wo-cest.r ACADEMY.

Disdaining self laGtation aud empty
pretensions, WoECEsTEE ACADEMY fear
lessly invites inspection Of its exami-
nation record, Of its samples q woik
ofits dGily discipline and conduct. Its
conrse Of study has the widest praoii-
cable, and an ever widening, scope; lis
methods Of work are careful, thorough,
and uncompromisinciy honest; but
best OF all, its results can be ascer-
tanned by all who care TO see them.
In oil the respects mentioned the fu-
ture work Of the Academy viii Dc bet
ter nc advantage viii be lost. In all
educational reforms and enterprises
the Academy will endeavOr 10 hold its
place rs pioneer, leader, example, and
will not willingly allow Itself to be sur
passed by any school of its class in
this locality. 5otf
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1890-06-12
A Pleasant Time.

The picnic Friday came OF with
great eclat- Somehow no engines
could be gotten 50 that everybody had
to resort to vehicles drawn by horses,
but they fell back upon the old plan
without q murmar, and got there all
the same Prsttier grounds could not
have been chosen Plenty of shade,
grass and dry ground made it a pleas
ant place; neither was ice-wster,
dinner, swings, hammocks, eroquet
grounds and music wanting. The best
evidences that the day was enjoyed by
all is the fact that nobody thought OF
going home before four O'Clock in the
afternoon.
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1890-06-12

Who Ia In hurry sln pack his grip and tTaV-
ei snywhcre, without other help than we'll
filled purse provides Tais o. net always tTus
as regards lzlIss ana children. especially II
ibo Journey De long. Accordingly tie SANTA
Fs EoHie has insu<urat-l q series % week
ly excursions % Paciic coast. leaving Kansas
City every Friday evening. ia charzsof exps-
rirncei empioges ofths company InFHiids,
and ladies travelling alone or with cllldrsr.
are shown every possi 5la Etteatiou en- route.
The chsspssi rate ticket tlai csn De bought
to California VIII be honorud on this TRAIN.
An e1;rs charge Of - 20 il made for use q
Puliman tourist sleeper, eqsipped with nat
tresses. sheets. blankets, eEr.zins. etc Gail
on nearest assat. OF s,iiress. Geo I. Niehol-
son. General Passenger anl Ticket azcnc. 4
T. i :. ?. Railroad Co.. rop-ka. Kansas
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1890-06-12
The Ola Way and the New.

Capt. Abe Mills was q caller enc day
last week and in the course Of conver-
sEtion spoke of the laws Of this coun-
try and Of the changes which had tax
en- place during his residence with the
Indians In early days all infrsetions
of the Law were disposed Of by csuncil
and q very simple process il was A
great deal Of keefan of time were con-
sumed and generally the case was
dropped OF allowed 70 die out Now
an offender is hauled up and bound
over to the United States court before
dinner.
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1890-06-12
Pound Dead 10 Red.

Saturday morning Hon. John Cam
sers was found dead in his bed at his
home near Glaremore- As he was IN
his usual health the night before there
Was no doubt but that his death was
brought on by heart disease. Few
men in the nation were better known
than John Chambers. For many
years be has stood high in his party
and held Offices Of trust under this
government, and be filed them we'll
His life was long, his death quick and
seemingly painless. He was loved
when alive and honored after death;
few men could ask more.
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1890-06-12
7eop1e's Drug 5sa=o-
Opposite Fri.es Hs,sI-Ssrta.


Florida oranges. traits sud ngls.
Tie 1Eest assortment oi eands Ia tie ;sTriiory
\ fail stock Of paints, oils aud artists sup
rii-s.
Prcser. Ftisns-Fiiiel at all hours. day %
ulght. by GALLOWAY
Anything that can he fouad in q Erst class
drug store VIII be fouHd al the People,
Drus store and everything j. new. Hszs
and cheap.
Stationary of all kinds, plain. whlte-laid.
onion-skin. Irish linen and other popular
varieties in bath plain ani antique fuish
Also o complete iinr 81 srr-frh books aar
ho.'ks. &C Iuks. r-as aI,I wrliias iasst
rssIs-;ne Jsss s0- s-e azoae-
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1890-06-12
4 Fight Tor Place.

Clerk Trott had q much mixed case
before him for adjudication last week
but has unraTeled il 10 the satisfac-
sion Of one party out Of three. at least.
John W. Mays and wife having re-
solved to part company, Il. T. Rich
ardson turned up as owner OF the
Mays place This condition Of affairs
threatened 10 bElIie attempts 10 secure
alimony and 80 Mrs. Mays brought the
case before the authorities. There
was not = little conflict in the tssti-
mony but the result was decision TO
the effect that the place belonged to
Mays and his wife.
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1890-06-12
A Fine Lot OF Hats-

Our-townsman, q. 8 Shelton, has
received his samples from the hat
house for which he viii travel, A. @.
Woodruff & Co, Of New York, and an
excellent line they are. This firm is
one or the largest importers in the
country and do an enormous business.
They are now entering this territory
for the first time and are fortunate in
deed in the gentleman they have Sc
cured 10 represent their interests. Mr..
Shelton will enter upon his duties at
once and will visit all portions Of the
nation within the next few weeks.
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1890-06-12
Hay Presses.

Experience teaches tie hay nan
that its a waste Of time and money to
buy any but the best presses But
what presses are the best? Old hay
meE say the Scott Press is the best IN
Use without exception Il Is made
from steel and Sweie iron, full circle,
continuous double stroke. IL is guar
anteed to bale with ease from ten 10
twelve tons per day. For circulars
and prices. address. J. X NoEGAS,
Cofeyville, Kansas. or The Scott Hay
Press Co, Kansas CITY, SO. 9-3
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1890-06-12
TO THE STOCKHOLDERS or the VISITA FAIR
ASSOCIATION.

Pursuant to call by the president the
stoekh0lders Of IA. Ninits Fair association
NET II visita. !. T. on the tn day OF Hns
isso. and By rssolution directed the president
Of the association 20 call In for exchange. all
outsiHnding stock 81 the association. 20 be re-
deemed In new sfocL NJ par
Vow therefore. All persons holding sto-t In
the Vinita Pair association. are hereby noii-
fed 90 forward within siXiF days 70 the secre-
tary ~ Yinita. L T.. all shares OF stock held
BY them o. said association, for which new
stock will be given in lieu thereof. dollar for
dollar All shares Of stock now ouistandi X
not returned within that time VIII be can
csliei
l. T. CErrcIITiEln, Secretary.
2. b BELL. President
june o., ls1g f1-gs