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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-04-14
NEw.YORK. April 8. 1892.
To the Holders Of TOfing Trustees
CertifcdteS for list anu "a
Preference Stock Of the
CheSapeake & Ohio Railway Co.

Holder, ~ over two.thi- IN amount q each class 81
Cho lea4c & Ohio Railway Company so tfus' c"r,hat
-tucd by the undefs sucd having cntc' @ he CREATION
the securities outlined ia tn plan SIT ioth Ia SAID
Conpan,s circular of.dnuatv - 1892 said plan ha, been
cariied Into eject ard securities have been issued and
delivered 70 I, enable ~ 70 proceed wi'h c>ch'n2''
rl,feund.r. Holders Of ccttnca;', ~ Gt-t and
second preference shares cehanse thcm a: the
oacc e.. Drew, Morgan Co.. - Wall street Nc".forh.
who will make exchange, without dnai.
The basis ~ exchange. a. set foith bY the Railway
Company 10 fad circular Of January % le9e. l.;
Of thu face value thclr ~ yer cont.
General Moficace BINDS. bcarin- incros: from july l.
lsgo and onc:h.rd IN stoch uv.' ccftH lt's.
The second prfcr'd socRiold'r, receive onrhid u
value Of her .t,A 30 IKE bonG' and trothid,
common stock tri, ,'tiHc1.c,. FiUctOu, will Do adj
iu.i.d ID, cqal..bir cash settlements.
IN, loud- 10: ~ 600 "a, d. aad bear a.,-t from
March s.9. and thor pru.. rnG,f NJ notcr.
four months Interest lisul M July
H. W. RIO per lold. lI cash. the couIiri VIA drtlra
september coupon and nN the lnt'f"- ON Jul,
September l. VIZ. 800 .cr bofd ia cash
Pursuant o a arrangements mao" H.. th" purpose" The
share, preference c>rhang,d will T." transferred
placed "a t.u-', being ma kel "u'n-ur"otrhc' u
ba!n. INTENDED that Lry shall 10 held until al or
nearly all the preference shares .ha have irr god
when they De- muc""d unlr, /: ,hJud be- dcd.d L
cencG them AZ an caller G1.r
j. PiERPOST ,IORGtN.
join CROSBY BROWN,
GEORGE BLISS.
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financial.
Richmond and West Point
Terminal Railway and
Warehouse Company,
NOTICE.

.I.CCE AMOUNT or TIE BONDS AND STOCK
or TIE RICHMOND AND WEST POINT TER,lI-
NAL RAILWAY AND WAREHOUSE COhPANi
AND OF THE UNDERTAKING SECURITIES HAS
BEEN DEPOSITED UNDER TIE PLAN OF RE-
ORGANIZATION OF MARCH !. 1892. LODGED
WITH TuE CENTRAL Trust COMPANY OF
NEW-YOItK.
Holders of the Terminal Company securities must
elect on OR BEFORE THURSDAY. THE 18TH
INST. IL they will become pnrtirs TO the Plan formed
TO protcct their interests nrd propcrtv.
The Committee desires TO impress upon the holders
of Terminal Securities that the deposit u" a majority
Of thc.c ..rurrr on the tt VIII show united
interest practically demonstrate that the Pnn OF
REORGANIZATION viii he carried through.
The Central Trust Company Certificates which nrc
being issued in cxchang,A the securities deposited
under the plan of reorganization HAVE BEEN
LISTED on THE NEW-IORk STOCK ENtUaNGE.
THE RIGHT OF SUBSCRIPTION To THE CASH
FUND OFFERED UNDER TnE PLAN TO TIL"
DEPOSfTOIsb OF STOCK AND , PER CENT BONDS
WILL BE EXTTNLyD TO SUCH DATE As NAY
III ADVERTISED EY THE COMMITTEE AFTER
April. liTU. 1892.
The holders of the securities of the auxiliary
ration. nrc ,itcd and became parties to
the plan preserve the integrity OF this large system
Of Rnirond- the d.incRraiion Of which would prove
disastrous TO such securities.
Comics Of the Plan Of Reorganization may be had
nj the Office of the Central Tru.t Company of New
York.
The Central Trust Company of New York gives notice
thni IL will keep open until r. VI. to-day Tor the pur
pose receiving the securities under the Richmond
West Point Terminal ~ Warehouse Company Plan OF
Kcorgn pi2aiion.
New-Iork, April -, 1892.
FREDERIC r. OLCOTT,
OLIVER H. PAYNE,
FREDERICK ID. TAPPEN,
WILLIAM H. PERKINS,
HENRY BULGE,
II. &. FAIINESrOCK,
j. kENNEDN TOD
Committee.
GEORGE S ELLIS Secretary.
81 Wall.st.. Sew.Yo'a
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-04-14
PROPOSED PERMANENT INVESTMENTS.
EOND SALES.

PROPOSED PERMANENT INVESTMENTS.
EOND SALES.
Location. thagactr. Amount.
GcnW God, IOwa.-Mc,srS. splitter O. Co.. nOs'On,
were tn c.c--fu b.dicrs Tot the
g. irr cent li-ycor water Works
h0uG- 10 amount 81 Observation-Disclosures. $1,000
~ % premium Of fGil -.
Iiackcnsack. y. J.--t hf- Jan Iibfi-.ic. jersey
titr. tn "ulg bidder for the
Wlip', amount o IA" Mlcadan
bond, To amount of................-. 81 1000
H. offer was TO-
Oneonta y. I.-i,rorgr l. WbIr The
:ll.cf ~ the school bond to amount
Reading. Prnn-Naici GoIds g. auioInt IL. 1000
been sold . 10 nj rnrcha err ut
total premium ~ - 3i1 -.
Saratoga Sp.if2s =. N.-Tho purchase, ~ the
nor cent Convection Han bond, IT,
mount .-.....-. b $50
,.r who fo,k , ~ 50 Gao
Cilyep-' National P..k 81 Sa.atngl. 1900
Tom L. llclnina. ~arl.ot 4. JOsO
rnc II -ho-t uic~ I'D i1J II aad
the premium ia. -.
C,nto1. Ohio.-Mc reported Agiil 8 from the -.
nrlal ufoccrdlnc. of the Common
lound >t1tr1rnt thnt payment
had no. bfcn provided ;ur certain
PAWN. bonds sg.rc. itns .......... 1l,VOO
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Nnrtion Sales.

", ELK NOwN STEAMER ENCELsIoR .; auction;
W Wednesday April ~ az O'Clock p n. az ,,l's.
wharf, Washington. ID. {. For description ~ tolt 1plH
Voter Il. Williams q Co, Washington, d. G. Iern@
made known NJ time OF sale
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Storage.

A + IliE HAlnEE WAREHOUSE. SHAVE. FROM
"A 1874 10 3it furniture, bagGsge, goods
and wares OF every description In separate eiose comrt.
ncnts ALWAYS accessible DURING bu mess hours boxing.
packing. shipping and everything oplertaning 10 the
and inspection invited. oaee' VOC West yiths;.
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9, FAILED 2ROpOS will bc received at the

= ONCE oi the supervising Architect. L. ;. Treasury
department Washipc.ol .. C.. unt!l o'clock y. H. 90
Am 20 is9o. tor al Labor and ma,-iaI required "A
~ ntlng walls and ceilings Of tn L :. Court;
hoise and Po-.occ Hing. Ncw-Norl. Y, IN Sceod;
ance VITA The spccihcaton cop OF which may be nag
Terafs 4. he atovc.aamcl building. Each BID mus, b
pr cont OF the amount o. ne pIoro'al Tie ,gAt !.
.erved ~ icct anv or al bids received, 20 valve 1ny
n.f't "r nfo,rq'v "a any bid. All bis received at,er
te time sa,Nl win BE- r-.rn,d % tho bidder Porosal!
f9r Interior Painting. T. Cou,hou's ami Po,,oNs,
rDDNOOKF Supervising Architect. March ~. 1892.
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aiyanccl tie fraction 70 l06 IL. Reference ~
made T. ous full report 0f bond sales.
Money on call was in plentiful supply a'
Ia rcr cent: ,,,
The Clearing House statement was as follows:
Exchanges *lIg.304.2Sl balances, Sj,Ol9,'OS:
The SulpIrpasury was debtor 70 the Clearing
House $3.50 sos. The net loss on balance was
SlO6.S95. made mp by loss of Sl4j,GGs in com,
less gain Of S.is,17" in currency. Tho az;
operations included: Receipts - CO., sl3; pay
lucnts S9.1lo 70s: resulting in \ general haaa"'
OF I43. 800, So? consisting Of $l?4,3so,2'2 com
and SISs2O.j1O currency. =,
The Treasury purchased 100000 ounces OF 81
vcr nj prices ranging from S6.4S TO $500. u"
total OFFERINGS amounted 80 10000 ounces. Dut
the pr;cos were not made public.
The Mcrcantilc safe Deposit Company reports
osp04il ounces OF Of s"cr bullion Oh hand -
secure outstanding certificates. There we're 2"'-
600 ounccs Withdrawn and nothing deposited
Tire t'ujtoI States Treasury 1T Washington re-
ccivpl to-day Si61.212 National bank notes Tor
The customs rocoipts wcrr SjSO.G2?, thn ir-
formal revenue receipts S3sl,07j, am TIE mi>c'i-
larcous rcccirt@ SGG.1S!.
Tu-lay's WASHINGTON TrcaSur" statement OF
coeL ON hanI and deposits in bark compares with
the figures of the last previous statement as fol-
lows:
No, c, o., hand A ~ Is 81 slai7G 81 Inc sae5
81 silver ma. ij73t313 15.C52sDo Dee 'oo''o'
N "1 Gaaa...'' 4tooG79 43''.sid Dee. l'7s1'
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DP0POSALS FOR FRESH BEEF.-Oflicc Of

II Commi,ary Of NubsisifHc' raNId' I'LInU,f n II
Anil H. is92-sealed proposals. In triDcate sub!ec: TO
81 .uai conditions with copy OF this afYefis az
nhI vii be- received u this Office gnt IL 80 o'clock
n M on SATURDAY. MAY II. 1oge. aad then opened.
bef required the subsistence
Department. L. s. Army. at Dayids Island ~ Y. ior
tho n.co wear commencing July J. 1892 PioDo>ais mus
10 arron,n,nird lv a guarantee with su-etes In tho
n,n ~ II OOO AMI IN accodance With the form prescribed
nr,,,.al aned by srch guarantee Will not
be- ieId The successful bid ler viii b. rqurd 20
with the United S;a.s win
cd and onnroyef .crrlit. IN the ~ five thousand
I,erS s5 d60l within d2rs at' heing notified Of the
ar,on,nrr ~ hi. proposal Contacts made under this
shall b. Construed e. involve the Inr
states In any Obligation for payment IN cNcfss o. 3po
ri,o, g-ontel by Tor the purpose. TIL. Cow
en- mont r.~rye> On" rlsht O. G""'t any ~ al po.
osai- - oo,sls must inciosci seal Il envelopes
nrI packed .Proinst. 10" Fresh rf"f' and adlres "a
10 1'aptan T. NrF HYDE \. Q. NJ. L. ;. Army, Acting
Comui,sqrv Of Subsistence.
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II R0POSALS for Fresh Beef and Fresh Yege.

] t1bles-Ilcadquarter, Department OF The East-0as
Chief Conmi.sary Subsistence Governors Island y Y
March H. s92Sealed proposals, in tplicate subject
ibs usual conditions WITH copy OF TN. ADVERT nfnI
attached will bc received az this oce until 2 o'clock, noot
Tast@rn time fiday April i5 1892, ard then 0pent IA
the presence Of bidders. for furnishing and deySrns n.
mesh and fresh vegetables required by the rbsan,
department. L. Army. at Forts Colgnbus Hamiltol
Sctuylrr WadswOrth and Wood. y. Y. for issue y
troops hora during The fiscal year comnenclag Jgy @
$50. Sealed proposals. subject to tie same concltloas'
viii aiso received ltil e date and hour abb; ,9:
OF Zach Of posts os the e be and fresh 'egeias
for that Iar uar post only 20 b. opened By The A. &
The time specified Proposals fo beef and vegetables
must be epar and they also must b. separate f0r ah
pos, named Proposals for beef must be accompanied BY
guarantaa signed responsible persons. The guafa
thu following sums, W.: for Fort toqr
nus 200: for Fort Hamilton. ~ 600 for SCHUYLER
Al 900 foY Fort waisworh II 500 for Fort Wood 500
Inc Vegetables 10 good whoesone condition and 70 Do
delivered AZ respective posts in such quantities and ~
such tiiues a. may DC required samples Of vegetable.
mu.t he furnished. Proposals must b. incosl IL .eid
t"oDes marked Proposals for Fresh Beef and Veg.
tahlas Those TO b. received and opened at this Office 70
IT, addressed to undersigned those % be received and
oeoed at the office a. T. ). TO be addressed 70 te
~ G. s. OF that post. Full information may BE- obtained
hv annllcatior 10 IRIS the once a. the A. c. S.
81 ne X SIS named The Government reserves tbs
rcht 10 reject any all BIDS Any contract; made Under
his advertisement shall be construed 20 involve hs
United states in any Obligation for payment In Of
Appropriation granted b. ce9gess ter he puFpo,e
Al
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Mcssrs Ko,.1t,c Brothers. tn Il cal
AGENTS Of tn ctv. wrtr TIA. the tl',
Clerk icuu {, that all bond, ana
rOnIons falling due t,e 1t int. .aN"
hrn provided Tor. and Me-,fS
E0Gntze Brother. rrquest tho bidders
&C the bonds rffrnd 70 70 pc CAV
them them.
LEGAL PROCEEDINGS.
Brigham CITY rt,h.-,Judec Minor. q the Firt
District Court. has i,-u'd an in5unc.
ton restraining Brigham city from "a OOi
is.uilg any 10 ds IN excess OIL. N
which world ur pc cent Of t'o
value of ta>abl" properly. and this i
he statutory limit . TAO,
Trenton. J-Irdse Green, in the rnlVu
States Coprt. has issued order 20
show cau-c the NrwYork. ,ls-
Crohanna und Wet IA Railroad to'u,
u1nv sholld nOt le RESTRAINED ffo.'
having interest on a ~. 10000 npl.,
facr. The -ult agln-6 the oOIsltiS
j. bro:eh y" Hamilton H. In.p.
l.nS of Nrw-YoIE who claim. thai
the dcir' ,1apts company la'N hU
cst on the uoFt2Ige in rrefrrohc' ~
i1yipc ntorcot the bonds OF. W.
Midland Hli'ra1d CopNny. ot Ns"i
Jorarv which la. been cots0lld.tu
with The dof"ndtuts comnlnv. NJ
T-omntin. snrs h. PEI rrsrt.s $4,000
Of tne Lond, 81 t;a Midilnd Company
,oo,.ton rr.r, Capital
Cripple c'cn coi-Iqu% 1Iyn 'Ich N%3 go oOC
Cripple crc l,1 T ,a Mlr- CooOOC
MERGED caIMr,ea Ni's '"mp''y 80 ''l' 5000
Pueblo 'Gl.riiin,o Mm d, 'o"p'o' 10000
Spokane n', W C, IH'e M''.". 100000
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Proposals.
ROPOSALS FOR INDIAN SUPPLIES AM

1 IRANsPORrATION.-DcIa Of the IntersS
proposals. Indorscd Proposal Beef bid for ei nes
be submitted in separate enyelopes, Bacon, Flour clO
dcctd 20 the Of indian Hs So. ~
q TnesGsy Nay 1902 icE iylssng 90 Go shs inSa :
e s$% $$$ SS$SS sSss SSS55o5 SsSSS.
10000 pounds Feed $1,000 pounds aEg 20 Bred 900
bOands 70 ee S@ooo pounds Tea 600 pounds cs
S1 sS oSSu. o SOAR ad SUSs
BLANKETS woolen end Cotton Goods eonsi'ting 70 part
Drilling. 1900 yard: Duck. ire ron all silgs ssSl
wards Dcnms. 10000 yards "ingham, % o0%o ysrt,;
hroSn shoetIna. 10000 ysrds Biched skeetlng s5cA
yards; Hickory shifting. 10000 yard; Calico shirtas
Medical supplies School Boots, etc. and long s;
miscellaneous articles snch ao Msrne' rionsas lass.
icpy to be- DELIVERED at Chicago Kansas CITY and Sion,
CITY Also for such Wagons rs nay BE- reqgrd sdag,d
tho sma Of @s rse c:h Mn Saa Sa
Of the articles gods and supplies that may 30 con.
frocsd Tor d.Iyerea e :c AeeosieS BIDS Ra: 3
kinds and quantities o. sub,iHehce supplies equind ti
Seh % and sdSG and nad a e aas wS S,n
proposals conditions 70 be oh crved by bidders time and
d+y terms Of Sn cS"ac. ,nf sySsa t'a3 S
b furnished upon 49, e s Insa" w
CTrag9 @svenwcrtH omaha Saint Louis Saint Paul
Son francisco the Postma;i,rS at Sioux CITY Iowa.
Wichita kansas and Tucson. Arlzono. The right ~
served by the Government reject any anc all bids
oS hs. 5 D sh9 a be made a sb f' hd s% '
o ooSH2 s't ceGe G 9Ecks All i'd. must sccSmaa
By certified blocks G daft upon ps some United states d.
cal for at leas; pr cent o. ee Sm9gms - ne p's
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DIVIDEND Notices.

NORTHERN pACIFIC RAILROAD co.,
rHAAs' 4'A"S NIEtMiHYf6JEk h f.b is , iisr..
A DIVIDEND OF ONE DOLLAR PER
"A SHARE this day been dcici the preferred
this comin1y the quarter ending Dec 81 lsl pay
able Alr j 1877 70 holders OF record March II, $50!
The tan,irl books the preferred soch will clos" a.
O'Clock T.. NJ. Ma.ch H. 1872. and i,nAln closed until
10 o. clock \. NJ. Apln 10. ls9:.
by oder Of the bo'1d q 2il"stO's xrr,r r.,,s..o.
NOTICE.
~ me LOMBARD INVESTMENT COMPANY
prepared pa Principal lutcrcS' to da'e oil paw.
mcnt DttentIc bonds, duo 1872 I'D 500. ipoa
p c,er'aton at j. oiicc. $50 Broadway. NcH.Nor8.
GREAT NORTHERN RAILWAY COMPANY
March @ 1892.
rI'IIE EOiRD OF DIRECTORS Of this Com
Wnr have declared qmrrliv dividend of and on
quarter pr cont Oh the in f.rr.d -orA piyne 10
Once ON and aitt May . lso:, 70 stockholders Of record
For a., puro,c O thi. dividend and a,.o Tor tho pnr-
poses @. :hc fond subscription reformed To- In tho circular
Of pr,.laut I'll to tho shareholders dad March 20.
Apii -, and icop.n,d AZ 10 IN. nay 3, iso2
T.. T. NICHOLS. secretary.
NEw.yoEH. SUsQUEHANNA AND WESTERN RAIL.
NEW-IOEk. April :. 1892.
vE'HE BOARD or DIRECTORS have this day
L declared dividend o. ONE AND ONEQU ARTEi:
mr. CENT the Ptrd COpl'al s;oc.l payabl' To
is,n,fcr books WI. .lo.' April isth. At 2 p. M ouI
:coIen On Nav lota at 10 l. ~ Il. {. SuIMEALI.
OFFICE or rrrrNS SMITH NIX WTMNST GSM l'
rEHE BOARD OF DIRECTORS have this day
declared Qnr'crv Dividend " Two and one hail
Per Cent INyahl' Nav d.
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NORWICH LIME.

Favorle INSIDE 10y IAI.E1' Is,,;;,3yyy,,S,rs
TER 500, boon $500 Correspondents t;daetl0 "a
snotc DeSbrossest. Terry. dairy sundays eAeei ied
go y. NJ.
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BONDS AND DANE Stocks.


I'll
1000. .... 100
Piitsd West isl
600.
l.OoO........S2A
pa 900. .......S.
Rich d ban
is
3.00r.......l01is
haIaIt
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-1ii 100. oo7 eift.77g.9oi Dee. sl20 COZ
L. 1900 col I3.37S.1l9 Inc. 11j.G@S
The farmers' union. (Memphis, Mo.) 1891-1895, 1892-03-17

As will he found elsewhere, Rev.
B NJ. Danford, pastor Of the NJ +.
Church Of this place has been assign
ed to the charge at Memphis for the
ensuing year Undoubtedly Mr.. Dan
ford could have had the pastoratc
here for another year but for reasons
containing nothing that wonld reflect
upon his interest IN the work or love
for the people here he desired a
change. The action Of conference N
assigning him to the Memphis Circuit
10 held in the estimation of KahOka
people next to his return unless their
interest in his personal welfare 81
Overshadows their own pleasure that
they could wish him better place
than even Memphis. Mr.. Danforl
has been here four years now, and his
influence for good during that time is
imm cssur:.ble by figures or psyical
bounds. Both inside and outside OF
the church he and his estimable
family have made warm, true friends
Of everybody whose good fortune il
has been TO know them. A. the last
quarterly conference Mr. D:nfOri was
able to report a progress in church
membership, since he came four years
ago, Of two hundred and sixty pei
cent and material advancement Of the
Church fully as great. The fa,nii,
expects to move to Memphis mex
week.-KahOka Review.
The farmers' union. (Memphis, Mo.) 1891-1895, 1892-03-17

We had the pleasure of attending
the meetings last week, which were
addressed by State Lecturer Hon.
Larkin Wise, at Memphis. Lancaster
and Unionville. The roads being i'm
passiblc. on account of the deep mud,
the farmers could not attend these
meetings in large numbers. At
Memphis the gathering was made up
principally of the county officials,
professional and business men. resi-
dents of that beautiful little city. Bro.
Wise received the closest attention
of his audience while discussing the
all important issues now agita' ing
the minds of the American people.
Wis. land, money and transportation.
In this city we had the pleasure OF
renewing the acquaintance of Hon.
Thomas McAlister, whom We had not
met since little boy. Mr.. McAlister
is one Of our able thinkers. and i'll
dictates his hearty approval Of, and
his able support in the great reform
movement. We are glao ais" t.
learn that j. ID. Smoot Of the law
profession, and one of the ahicst law
advocates in the state. is in sympathy
with the people and will n" doubt
lend his able support in pushing the
demands Of the great industrial clas
ses to final victory. This county
Scotland. IS fortunate in having sue
ceeded in permanently establishing :
reform paper-tlIc FARMEg'S UNION
This paper is always welcomed t.
our table as one Of the best and livcli
est exchanges Of the reform press. -
Affair County Farmer.
The farmers' union. (Memphis, Mo.) 1891-1895, 1892-03-17
Next County Union.

The next regular meeting Of Scot
land county +. & l.. y. will he held
at Memphis on Saturday, April I'd,
at 10 o'clock a. I'D. All sub-unions
wanting to buy Irvine, through the
union. should be able to report the
amount, kind, etc, at that time.
Unions that are arranging to have
Miss Roberts lecture for them, let us
know at once. If you lack few
names it will be easy to get them
when she speaks. Two or three unions
should unite, secure church or some
large building and spread the work
as much as possible We hope all
unions will be represented ut the
April meeting and that all delinquent
unions will he prepared to settle at
the time. JOHN l.. TENANT, Sec.
The farmers' union. (Memphis, Mo.) 1891-1895, 1892-03-17
From HazelylIIe.

Health is very good in this vicinity.
The roads are improving just now
and with good weather will soon be
in fair condition.
There is considerable talk of
Hazlcvillc getting a blacksmith soon.
Fletcher Swank returned from the
north Of the county, where he had
been visiting, last Fritay. His broth
CT, II. W., who has been teaching in
that neighborhool, came home with
him.
MIR. Lake and family has moved
into their new house.
Samuel Francis and family are liv-
ing where Mr.. Lake vacated.
Mr.. Morton met with serious
accident last Thursday. He was draS.
ging down corn stalks with couple
Of poles chained to gctler, a horse
hitched to either end; the poles caught
in the middle on some obsticle, and a
hahn coming lose, the end of Il pole
flew hack. hitting him on the leg
above the ankle, breaking it. \
doctor was called aud the broken
limb set. The patient is doing as
we'll rs could bc expected.
Hazleville merchants arc having {
time, hauling produce and goods
during the bad roads.
Joe Salisbury end family have
moved INTO their new house.
The Peoples party club meets
every Tuesday night ut the sclloo
house. Every body invited. Al
subjects of interest may be discussed
Liberty Union met last Saturda,
night with good crowd in attend
ance. Considerable business wa
transacted and lively evening pas
sed. Taking it all in all Libert
Union is abreast Of the times. UniO
meets again in two weeks. All shoul
get out. MORE ANON.
The farmers' union. (Memphis, Mo.) 1891-1895, 1892-03-17
A good number Of the citizens Of

A good number Of the citizens Of
Pleasant Hill school district met last
Friday night and organized club in
behalf of independent political action,
with the following officers: G. s.
Warren, president; B. J. Talbot, Sec
rotary. All persons present joined
the club and signed the following
pledge:
1--WE, part Of the citizens Of the
United States, realizing the necessity
of reform in our government-mor-
ally, financially and politically -hail
with delight the Peoples platform, as
prepared and adopted at the St
Louis convention of labor organiza-
tons, and that we pledge our support
to the nominees of the People,
party"
The club meets again on Friday
night, March 18th. Come out and
and join the right. ~
The farmers' union. (Memphis, Mo.) 1891-1895, 1892-03-17

Suppose the coming election results
favorably for the proposition at 80
per cent, what assurance have the
friends of that measure that it will
not he used by the bondholdcrs and
their clique in the county to give the
bonds a 30 pr ent b SIS? 1t is plain
that; this is what the election, If fav-
orahle, will he used for or the bond
holders will take the offer The
county court. Icing 50 close to the
bondhol,lcrs certainly know whether
the offer will be taken or not. If the
offer is not taken. then the people will
certainly know that they have again
been tritled with by their own servants.
A refusal of the C:fcr will show the
people that the county court is owne'!
bv the bondholders and when the
fiddle at Warsaw starts up the county
Judges begin to dance
The farmers' union. (Memphis, Mo.) 1891-1895, 1892-03-17
All parties knowing themselves in

All parties knowing themselves in
dchted to McCandless & Wagner are
notified that they must pay up within
thirty days. The accounts and notes
of the firm belong to the undersigned,
and as | am going away by first Of
May. make only this one call and
mean what l say. l am alst closing
out my entire stock and must finish
the job by April 18th. Those needing
any thing in my line can secure un-
heard of bargains. Come soon, come
now. r. s. McCANpIEss.
The farmers' union. (Memphis, Mo.) 1891-1895, 1892-03-17
SPECIAL NOTICE.

+. Il. Bartlett has just tapped
another of his big barrels Of cheap
money to loan on real estate security,
and is prepared to dish it out to all
who apply with approved security.
While others may blow about doing
loan business, Bartlett actually han
dies the cash, and gets there Eli
whenever a desirable loan is in sight.
He leads the world on rates and
terms 50 give him a call at once il
YOU need money.