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The Bolivar bulletin. (Bolivar, Tenn.) 1888-1946, 1893-10-06

VIII. GRIFFIN, jackson, Michigan, writes;
"Suffered with Catarrh for fifteen years,
Halls Catarrh Cure cured me-" Sold by
Druggists 75c
The Bolivar bulletin. (Bolivar, Tenn.) 1888-1946, 1893-10-06

DoN'T Neglect a Cough. Take Some Hale's
Honey of Horehound and Tar inStdntCr.
Pixies Toothache Drops Cure in one minute.
The Bolivar bulletin. (Bolivar, Tenn.) 1888-1946, 1893-10-06

ssIs BROWN still discussing the financial
situation?'' "No; he's done gone TO work
for alivingi''-Atlanta Constitution.
The Bolivar bulletin. (Bolivar, Tenn.) 1888-1946, 1893-10-06

THE latest method of clipping is by bicy-
Gle. In such instances it is love which
makes the wheels go round Buffalo Elk
The Bolivar bulletin. (Bolivar, Tenn.) 1888-1946, 1893-10-06

A FALLEN meteor has very downcast
appearance in its own hole in the ground
Picayuue.
The Bolivar bulletin. (Bolivar, Tenn.) 1888-1946, 1893-10-06
Negro Murderers Pay the Laws Penalty
in Public In Georgia.

ATLANTA, Ga, Sept S0-At Mount
Vernon, in Montgomery county, to-
day at IL o'clock, five negroes were
hanged at one time from the same
scaffold. All of the negroes were from
North Carolina and had been working
on the turpentine farms in that section
of Georgia
Three paid the penalty for murder
ing Alexander Peterson, a rich mer-
chant, and robbing his safe last July.
Another was hanged for killing five
year-old negro child, and the fifth for
killing another negro.
The Bolivar bulletin. (Bolivar, Tenn.) 1888-1946, 1893-10-06

BEECHAM's Pills are proverbially known
as i'Worth Guinea a box" but they are
sold at Is cents box.
The Bolivar bulletin. (Bolivar, Tenn.) 1888-1946, 1893-10-06
The valkyrie Fairly Flies Through tn
Whftecapped Waters.

New YORK, Sept 30.-The valkyrie
was given another spin down the bay.
The elements were favorable and the
racer fairly flew through the white
capped waters In less than an hour
she reached the southwest spit buoy
about twelve miles from the starting
point This Is speed that viii make
the Vigilant hurry to equal, and con-
sidering that it was made with only
mainsail and jib, il becomes all the
more striking. Twenty minutes later
the sloop had wheeled into Gedney's
channel and was making great run
ming down toward the Hook.
The Bolivar bulletin. (Bolivar, Tenn.) 1888-1946, 1893-10-06

Hoods Pills act easily. yet promptly, and
efnciently. on the liver and bowels. 25c
The Bolivar bulletin. (Bolivar, Tenn.) 1888-1946, 1893-10-06

THE killer of all the dead letters-Miss
Direction.
The Bolivar bulletin. (Bolivar, Tenn.) 1888-1946, 1893-10-06
Hoods Cures

the medicine, and steadily improved until was
perfectly web. I can prove all I say by my
fellow worlxmen who saw me I'm my agony, or
the arm by whom / am employed" c. M.
HEYER, Hoboken, ~ J.
The Bolivar bulletin. (Bolivar, Tenn.) 1888-1946, 1893-10-06

~ am q boiler maker with W & A. Fletcher
Co. ". River Iron Works. this city. and at my
business contracted rheumatism so that be-
came very great sufferer, and was really an
invalid; helpless, could not move hands or feet,
was unable to dress or undress myself had
70 have help 70 turn myself in bed. / did not
work for four months, and was in a hospital for
. long time. I spent great deal OF money
without benefit I asked the doctors II they
could cure me, and they
Said They Could Not
One day a friend advised me TO take a
bottle Of Hoods Sarsaparilla When had taken
one bottle, could get up, stand on my feet and
walk through the rooms. I continued TO take
The Bolivar bulletin. (Bolivar, Tenn.) 1888-1946, 1893-10-06

THE United States has had nine
capital cities since the revolutionary
war lrolSe out.
The Bolivar bulletin. (Bolivar, Tenn.) 1888-1946, 1893-10-06
HUMOROUS.

-"How are you? just thought I'd
drop in awhile to kill time" Well
we don't want any of our time killed. !"
Boston Globe.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-12

Auditor. General Turner has sent TO
tho eighty-ive county treasurers in
Michigan table showing the amount
of interest on delinquent taxes from
one month up 10 the day OF sale.
The state board 81 correction and
charities has recommended that Sun
day. October -. be set apart and OBJ
served by the churches OF Michigan as
prison Sunday.
The creamery at East Saugatuck has
been reorganized and Incorporated as
the Pleasant Valley Creamery and
Cheese Company" with u capital stock
Of 5000
Professor Harwood. late of the agri.
cultural college. has accepted the posi-
tion OF superintendent OF the. Hiram
Walker farm, near Windsor. Ont.
s. B. McCracken OF Detroit. has com
piled and just issued working edition
of the Michigan election law and guide
10 voters and election officers.
Frank Devries shot and killed Henry
Dyk. aged 81. while the latter was try.
ing TO break into William Dekoeyer's
store at Olive Tuesday night
Ii is estimated that the number Of
men employed in logging on the Menom-
inec river and its aiiluents will be 1900
lcss than last winter.
The prosecuting attorney of Iron
county has begun an investigation into
the accident which occurred az the
Mansfield mine.
The Twentieth Michigan Volunteer
Infantry association held their twenty.
eighth annual reunion in jackson Tues
day
Bishop Richter of Grand Rapids CON
firmed a class 20 twenty five at ST.
Joseph's church. at East Tawas. Tues
day.
Montmorency county has defeated the
proposition to bond itself for si0.oo1.
with which 10 build a new court house.
Joseph Mainwaring ~ Dryden. has
been robbed by burglars nineteen tlnies
SINCE be started store.
Annual meeting q Algema and Court
land Sunday School Association viii be
held In Rockford Oct %
Twenty nine teachers took the ex-
animation ia Alpena. bat not one was
granted a crrtiHcate.
The Rev. J J. Van Zauten viii be IN.
stalled pastor q Muskegon church
Nossmbrr =
4 short crop u potatoes viIl be bar
tested in Oakieid on account - the
drouth
Annual reunion ~ the twenty arst
Mtrhigan infantgy will ~ held in Ionia
ioAsy
Isckasu couesy has collected sfs.
icS0i r. liaIes taxr~ tais year
JackAoa nllkmeH hsve reised the
prfce o. q ceufe prf quart
Hack bease arr very numerous -
I Clare county fhis gail
Gladstone expects - ct the hrv eAs
shat@ 4 the $50 life.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-12
LISTENED TO ozan REED.
Cincinnati Turned Out I'm Masse TO
Hear the Ex-spcaker.

CIScISsATI. Oct 1.-THE republicans
of Cincinnati turned out en- masse to-
night To hear exSpeaker Thomas r.
Reed Of Maine speak at Music hall upon
the Virtues of protection aud tariff. The
immense auditorium Was not only filed
10 oyertiowing. but the sidewalk in front
of II was one complete mass OF strug-
Cling humanity seeking an entrance.
Viewed from the stage. the au-
dience seemed 10 have been made
up OF about one third ladies'.
who at times participated in
the enthusiastic outbnrsts OF their e.
corts Mr. Reed was introduced by
Chairman Levi G.. Goodale and in his
characteristic manner delivered an ad-
and wit. Mr.. Reed said that since
the election last fall We have had
what Mr.. Cleveland has been pleased
10 call an object lesson
Mills have closed down; banks
have fHiled and wagea have been lowered.
This was. indeed. an -obiect lesson"
No one now cares what tin pail costs;
they want TO nil it and carry it across
the country 10 their workshops
Mr.. Reed criticised the course now
being taken BY the United States senate.
They had now been in extraordinary
session over two months: thcy had been
called together 10 repeal the "cowardly
makeshift." the silver purchasing clause
OF the sherman law, but the "cowardly
makeshift" stall remained upon the
statute books. lie concluded by com
plimenting the people ~ the United
states Tor bringing 90 successful end
the great fair at Chicago
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-12

Attorney General Ellis Defines sup
crvisors Duties

LANSING. Mich. Oct. ll.-Attorney.
General Ellis delivered another opinion
today in which he says that mortgages
must be assessed. tie says that il ~ the
duty Of the board Of supervisors TO or.
der the tax assessed on the rolls the
same in every respect as though the law
Of 1891 had not been repealed. That il
10 say. that the tax assessed against the
value Of the interest Of the owner of the
fee, less the value of the mort
gage or other interest there
IN. should be assessed opposite
the name of the owner and occu-
pant. and that the tar on the value of
the interest in such real estate repre-
sented by a mortgage. deed OF trust or
other obligation. should be assessed
against such interest and set opposite
the name OF the owner OF the same. as
appears on the roll. Both the Law of
1891 and lse3 provide assessments shall
be- made on the second Monday in April.
The fact that the legislature has since
changed the manner in which an assess-
ment should he made upon a mortgage
would not, necessarily discharge the
owner OF a mortgage from paying tho
taxes where assessed upon his mortgage.
under and by virtue OF the provisions of
the old law
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-12

STANLEY ". Isrner f.ikcd e ~ ftis
sacoo~>or 10 the ch&irzsas.shifl
The solloeing iniefosfins bit q nsNs
is taken fron The Washlneian eurre.
spondence Il ths Detroit Eseninx NeNs,
II h nns alone the democrat state oee.
frsl comnlftce cha,rmanstip which . =
Michiran politicians Who Mr.. McNil.
lican party organization viii be- h fcand
- be question possessing almost -
much interest - tho one xhethe1 ID. j.
pau or sonleboiy else se chairman of the
dsmoerat ergsnization. A general im-
pression seems ~ be that Mf. Mcmillan
siil he allowed 20 resign the chair.
nanship next year, though =
feeling that It would Be imTEoper
for him 10 hold the position
senate. The success withs which Stan.
ley W. Turner managed he own canvass
for nomination add election - soditor
general has caused him ~ be snEgosled
TOR the committee chslrmanship. lie.
as well as Ar. Mcmillan. viii probably
be candidate for re election next year.
uut the fu@tout - Etttok state p.t1tfr
second term may be too hrmly esfab
iished 30 occasion objection 10 his taxi
ing the management of the campaign.
particularly - the chairman viii probs-
bly, not be named until the convention
at which the nominations are settled" !"
IL is not alone in Washington that the
natae Of Mr. Turner has been suggested
for this highly important and respon-
sible posntion- A great many prom
merit Michigan republicans. including q
number of the members of the state cen.
tral committee. have suggested Mr. Tur-
nor's name IN tho event 81 MIR. NH
lan's resignation. Probably no man Ia
Michigan has wider acquaintance with
politicians and public men and his seiec-
ton would meet with the hearty ap-
prosal of the party workers State Re
publican.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-12
DRUGGISTS CHOOSE OFFICERS
Drug and Proprietary Associations
Will Maintain Prices.

DETROIT. Mich. Oct. IL. The Whole
sale Druggists aud Manufacturers asso-
citation convention this morning elected
the following officers: President. Frank
A. Faxon OF Kansas City; first vice pres
ident. j. c. Eliel Of Minneapolis; second
vice president, Thomas r. Mayn OF
Richmond. Virginia; third vice presi
dent. John IL Purcell Of pittsburg.
Pennsyivania; fourth vice president.
John A. Carey OF Indianapolis. Indiana:
fifth vice president. Il. &. Frisbie OF
Hartford. Connecticut; secretary. t. Is.
Merriam OF .Minneapolis; treasurer. 5.
M. Strong of Cleveland. Ohio; board OF
control. j A. Gilman OF Boston. j. y.
Moftitt of ST. Louis. A. S. Brooks o, De
troit and Il. +. Fairchild of Chicago.
The ASSOCIATION took decided stand
on the "cut rate" drug question and will
use every means 20 maintain prices.
The Proprietary association also took
decided action on the same matter and
will stand by the wholesalers in it's ef
fort 10 cut down tho cut rate dealers.
This afternoon the delegates were taken
for a ride on the river and this evening
they were rendered reception at the
residence Of Frederick X. Stearns The
convention will wind up tomorrow.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-12
WAS A SLEEK THIEF
indian Territory Robbed Of
$4s3,644.
BY A BOLD Ex-TReAsuRsR
Gcs Jones H2ndiespcd and frxss-
istloa b Hiockcd--FsnAsoe Com-
mistee ~ work oa the Casa
BY A BOLD fx-TRfAsuRsR

TusxAHonA. I. T.. Oct li.-Ex Treas
urer Green MeCurtain's shortage Il still
the leading topic here. and the more il =
examined the larger the shortage grows
The day Mccurtain turned over his sc-
counts and disappeared II was generally
known that he was behind with his
cash. but no ono supposed II was over
$4,000 Inquiry shows IL will reach
nearly half q million. As figured
out by Attorney c. A. Nelson after
allowing deductions for tees and ex-
penses there l. total shortage IN lease
district money % s453.sii. DIR. K ~.
Wright. the national agent. turned over
TO McCurtain $4,000 collected as roy.
atty. None Of this has been accounted
for. His friends are beginning to desert
him. They think he should have ro-
manned and faced the accusations against
him. Governor Jones will make no
move during McCurtain's q absence. as tie
latter was his advisor and tho governor
Is unable to write English aud
has no education. The finances
OF tho nation were never in such condi
tion and legislation Is blocked. There
is only sls.000 cash in the treasury 10
pay claimants who are pressing the de-
mands. Besides the legislature II in
session at al enormous expeuse. IL -
said that McCurtain has over &225. 600
Of the lease district money deposited in
a Missouri bank and has never drawn
a cent from IL. The finance committee
IL still at work on his accounts but IL
will take some time 10 complete the
work.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-12
ON A SERIOUS CRIME.
Frank Parish Charged With Deal
ING IN Postal Notes.
IMPLICATED m FORD ROBBERY
Arrcsscd ~ Usis>d state. Marshal
a scAems ~ whtch He Worked
sns covernnsraI
IMPLICATED m FORD ROBBERY

PoEr HrsoS. Mich. Oct li.-Deputy
United States Marshal Petit arrested
Frank Parish. SAID 10 be implicated In
the Ford mail robbery. and took hin 10
Detroit this morning Miss Ollie Misl.
lory % the postofsics department also
went 10 Detroit a. witness Parish IL
believed 20 have been one Of Ford's nc
completes. For three years Parish has
been eashing postal notes. sometimes
half dozen at time. Miss MallsTy
noticed one man particularly. beca,ise
his breath smellod OF liquor. One day
Parish presented postal note. IL WAS
discovered that if aid not bear th sig
nature of the postmaster at Shar psbcrg.
Michigan. where IL was iseued. The
Port Huron postmaster sent 10
Sharpsburg for an indorsemsnt.
and in returning the Sharpsburg
postmaster said be was puzzled
to know Why Il was cashed 10 Port
Huron. as IL vas made out for New York.
Inspector Larmos,r WAS made acqusint-
ed With these facts. aud. coming here.
examined the postal register, which was
then in Use. containing the name of
every person to whom a postal note was
paid. The register contained Parish =
name many times. and the towns from
which the notes came were all west OF
here, proving that the nail must have
come in at night. This Is the mail on
which Ford j. alleged to have operated.
Fred Ford Of Fort Gratiot. with whom
Parish il said 10 have been associated,
was arrested in June for the robbery OF
mails at the tunnel yards. Detective
Larnour caught him. The amount OF
the alleged robbery was placed at s20.-
600 md upwards
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-12

set q Nsy 5 ls<4 b - snended ~ b
sstsnd ths tlnss san months 10 which
The Chiuess psrsots may register and
obtala certificates u rnsidsncs; add also
an1ended sald set 80 - % requlre -oue
eFrdibis sifne.s ether thaa Chimes
that an applicant Tor q eertinesfe wss .
rr@ilisnt u tie Unifssi states on the 5th
of Mag. is42. instead q zoe credible
White sitnsss.s Ths blIl sl-o amended
the set by prcvidiag that the words
strned 10 mean 10th skilled and un-
skllisd naaaal labors. including
Chinese employsd in nining. hsh-
ms hack<tsFins. peidling. Ianndrymen.
those engaged n the takiny. drying o.
other9i-e preserving shell and other
Ash Too hozas eonsumptson or sxports-
ton.
Refsrring 70 The decision of the
supreme court affirming the oonsiitu-
tiouality u the Geary Law. he said that
that decision had not been rendsresi
untii Ten days after the time had sx.
pared IN which Chinese persons could
register aud obtain certificates of resi.
dsnce IL seemed iast and fair that the
Chinese should have additional time In
which 10 register and obtain certificates
of Fesidence. II all tho Chinese persons
Who were not now registered should be
transported TO China the cost to the
government would be about ~ 100000
hr. Geary in opposing the bali said Il
he belissed that through the operation
II this b4l n enacted into law. the Chi
neso would comply with the law. he
would vote Toe the measure But he
did not - believe. he ridieuled the
statement that II would take 100000
90 deport the unregistered Chinese. Ii
would not. be declared. involve an ex-
pense of si.0oo.0oN lie criticised the
action Of the administration In not en-
forcing the laws lie was n democrat
and loved the democrat party; but IL
that party permitted the men OF its
selection 10 violate tho laws. IL had no
right 10 ask for Continuance OF public
confidence. At the conclusion of Mr..
Geary's speech the house at 3 o'clock ad-
iOurncd
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-12

In che Ohio presbyterian synod zee
serday tho befesy case q Henry T.
smith was Veporfed 20 cora mite 90
report 81 foiayp eession.
The ringer horse Tanner DID up the
Chicsro rool ruouls yesterday updef the
races
Tar on the Northern Pacific pss
ditchsd II Seu Rockford. North Dakota
last eight snd tveniy persons iniured.
suci.ird 10 Debvef. pas shipped b ionsa
last night
"A. &. Tayier role mile ~ Sprlng.
field. Massachusetts,. yesterday IN
2qu1A
No cholera exists At quarantine IN
New York hzffrs
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-12

A petition has been presented to .he
senate from citizens II Richmond. Tndi.
ana. asking that the use q the mails be
denied newspapers and other mail con
tanning reports u prize fghts
wilsoa - West Virginia and Dingley
81 Maine have been appointed directors
~ the Columbian Institution for the
deaf and dumb.
A biil hes been introduced in the sen.
sfe g. pension the widow n the late
ts~n. John NJ Corse AZ the rate - elD
Ter month-
The house has paesesi resolution al.
loving the stste Il Wiseousin to place
IN Ststusfy haA a statue = Pierre Mar
quette.
Pay fnilpecfQr - the Navy John n
Stevenson has hfeo retired on half pay
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-12

MoRRIs PARK. Oct. ll.--Eirst race.
five ,;rlongs -Wah Jim won. Hay Loch-
iel second. Dcrfargilla third, time. 80 1.
Second. mile and sixteentbs Victorious
won. Ramapo second. Fidelio third: time
l:47. Third. five furlongs. Fiorenco
won. Factotum second. bucyrus third;
time ssh. Fourth. nine furlongs Sir
Waiter won. Roche second. Gicnmyne
third; time iJ3ia. Fifth. six furlongs
Benvelie won. Fair Star second, BIC
Mid third: time ll3A. Sixth. seven
furlongs Restraint won. viii Elliott
second. Madrid third; time .2ij4.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-12

Boundary Dispute With Illinois he
fore the Supreme Court

WASHINGTON. Oct. 1i.-Chief Justice
Fuller announced today that leave will
be granted the state of Illinois. in accor-
dance with the petition made yesterday
by Attorney. General Moloney. to tile its
motion TO vacate the order IL the court
of last March confirming the report of
the commissioners upon the boundary
line between Illinois and Iowa. where a
bridge crosscs the Mississippi river be
tween Keokuk and Hannibal. Iowa. was
given thirty days in which to reply TO
the motion. Upon motion ~ A. W.
Green. who II associated with Attorney.
General Moloney in this case. James II.
Eckels. comptroller of the currency. was
admitted 10 practice before the suprcme
court II the United States
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-12
OHIO BANKERS MEET.
Convention Convened Yesterday Tor
Two Days session.


CLEvELASD. Ohio. Oct. 1.-THE Ohio
State Bankers Association met in the
Chamber OF Commerce this morning for
a two days session. Over two hundred
me mbers were present. Thomas III.
Wilson. cashier OF tho First National
Bank Of this city. delivered the address
Of welcome. which was responded TO by
T. +. McGrew OF Springfield. President
White then delivered his annual address
At the afternoon session the time was
occupied in listening TO general discus.
sions on Thoughts on Banking Sub.
jects." The Hon. John Sherman was on
the program for an address on Our
American Financial System" but tel
egram was received from that gentleman
saying that owing 70 tho delay 81 the
senate in taking action ON the law which
bears his name he would be unable to
be present. This evening a reception
WAS rendered the visiting delegates In
the chamber Of commerce parlonA
Thursday tho convention will open with
an address by the Hon. I. =. Handy of
Cleveland. on "Old Time Banking"
Cen. 4. " Rice Of Ottawa will follow in
address on State Banks and Their
Province aud Functions"
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-12

statement sent ca the senate by secre-
tary Carlisle.

WASHINGTON. Oct Secretary Car.
lisle today sent to the senate response
90 the Allen resolutions asking under
what circumstances the treasury de
partment had anticipated the interest
on bonds since ls-0 The secretary says
the authority for the advance payment
of interest is found IN the act Of May II.
isfi. With two exceptions under this
act the disbursements were made with
out deduction or expense 10 the bond
holders When interest was anticipated
the conditions of the treasury and tho
business cf the country were such as TO
maze the exercise Of the power adv lisa
Die N not Imperative.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-12
WOMEN IN SESSION.
Mc,hodi-s Epi-copsI socicsy'- Annual
in Detroit.

DETROIT. Mich. Oct 1.-The twenty.
third annual meeting ~ the northwest.
ern branch of the Woman's Foreign
Missionary society of the methodist
episcopal church convened at D o'clock
THE morning in the Central methodist
episcopal church The branch COIN
prises the states of Michigan. llli-
nois, Wisconsin and Indiana After an
address of welcome by the Rev X T..
Savin committees were appointed and
reports we're made by the secretaries Of
Reck River. North Indiana. Wisconsin
and Michigan German conferences.
The afternoon aessiou was devoted TO
routine business and this evenirg the
Rev. Dillon Bronson ~ Boston delivered
the anniversary address
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-12
We. . Nr.hlc s.a,herine.

CHIcsoo. Oct H. Distinguished men
and women from the foreign nations and
the states ~ this republic 'rere the hon
ored gue-ss - the worlds exposition d.
tecfofs tonight 81 the most brilliant
banquet nnd reception pet given sn con-
neciion with the ensiTs far. The eTebt
ieuk Tiace IN the nasic hsii which aa
JOINS the north end q the Colpmtaaa
sasftsfxie
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-12

Edwin u. Seymour began proceedings
yesterday afternoon % foreclose chat.
tel mortgage of s3.i00 against the Grand
Rapids look Bindery company. Mr..
Seymour is secretary aud treasurer of
the company aud his proceedings viii
not shut down the company. but will
make some changes in the management
The company was organized byJ. w.
Hannah aud formerly did business on
Canal street. but one year ago IL
branchcd ont and took quarters in the
Houseman block.