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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-02-03

The Court OF Appeals also decided last week the
of Louisa Hayden against the cxecutriN 81
the estate Of Eliza W. Brown. The plaintiff had
been engaged for many years In the service OF
Mrs Brown who in 1852 gave her a note for 1900
for services rendered and to be rendered When
suit WAS begun the note after the death OF the
maker the cNecutrix declared that II had been
paid by the transfer OF a house and lot worth
s. .6lS by Mrs Brown 10 the plaintin. The owl
denCe showed however. that the note for tlooo was
not considered by Mrs. Brown sufficient pay
ncnt for the services which she had rendered for
twcnty-sx years. and that the house and lot were
All additional gift. verdict for the plaintiff WAS
sustained by the Court of Appeals. The Ne
chanic's Lien law endless source OF litigation.
was again construed in tho OF Tubr1y against
Wright. decided last week. In which IL held
that "A right TO the preference OF mechanics lien
over certain other liens terminates with the death
OF the owner Of the building
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-11-27
AT THE BARKER's.

The jolly Customer Gets Into Trouble
With the Barber over q Joke.
AS he took his seat i'm q Brooklyn bar
Der establishment the fat jolly looking
customer turned TO the knight of the
shears and said:
dot vas a bretty goote JOE on Hans.
vat Keeps the barber shop arOundt the
ccrner-lon't ttt'
wat vas 10? l guess don't alreadty
hear OF It, replied the elongated German
barber as he StrOpped q razor before be-
ginning work ON his customer
on don't have heard that jokc2' said
i0c latter. To vas so funny 7 laugh myself
a!l over eiery time 1 think of It, IL vas
Ike this; A man came into Hans place
una Hans shave him. he says 10 Hans:
There vas something der matter nit dot
razor. und Hans he SAYS. Nix" Then the
man laugh ik the diVul nearly out Of his
chair. aud say: Yes. dots it-nicks ha,
ha. ha. Briefly good joke, wasn't it?'
don't see where dot Joke comes out
replied the barber. as he daubed the lather
On The customers left eve.
"f on don't see dot j0kc-niclIs?' asked
the customer impatiently.
Nix. j see me no joke NIT nix: und /
tink YOU vas crazy. replied the barber
cmphatiCaly.
.'Veu. if You don't see some Joke nit
hicks YOU vas briefly thick-hcaded.' an
severed the customer In an angry tone OF
"You vas foolish or drunk-maybe sun
str0ked. " sarcasticauy replied the barber.
-Nfavne / vas q drunkard loafer,' yelled
the customer. "hut [ end me q barber who
wasn't So thick-headed he sees no joke nit
nfclAk3l and with that parting shot ne
went out of the shop. slamming the door
..,lextr' called out the barber and as
the new victim took his seat In the chair
ha said. "Dot fellar vat goes out vas a
rarn-ffrrmcr or crazy lunllcks.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-11-27
WHEELING REGISTER WEDNESDAY NOVEMBER. 27, 1895.

Douglas Of Fingland. was desperately in
love with Annie Laurie when he wrote
the song. But, she added, ne did na
get her after a."
She was not quite sure as to Annie's
fate. she said Some folks had said
she died unmarried. while some had
said she married Ferguson of Craigdar-
rock, and she rather thought that was
the truth.
Questioned as to the authenticity of
the lines she had given, she said:
oh, I mind them fine. l have re-
membered them a my life. My father
often repeated them to me" And here
is the stanza signed with her name:
N2XWeltOn' S banks are bonnie,
They're a clad owre wi dew,
Where 1 an Annie Laurie
Made up the bargain true.
Made mp the bargain true,
Which ne'er forgot sail be,
An for bonnie Annie Laurie
I'd lay me down and dee
Il mind ma ma.r.
(SigneD CLARK DOUGLAS.
August 80, 1854"
In the common version this stanza
reads;
MaXweltOn's braes are bonnie
Where early fa's the dew,
And it's there that Annie Laurie
Gied me her promise true,
Giad me her promise true
Which ne'ar forgot Will be,
An for bonnie Annie Laurie
I'd lay me down an dee.
The music cf the song is modern, and
was composed by Lady John Scott, aunt
by marriage of the present Duke of
Buccleuch. The composer was only
guessed at for many years, but some
what recently she has acknowledged the
auCh0rship.-M Magazine.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-11-27
WHAT YOUNG MEN SHOULD LEARN
Truths That May Decrease the Size o.
Some of TLnir Eaads

Truths That May Decrease the size OF
Some of Their Heads.
Here is a story from the Philadelphia
Times that sounds very much like Robt.
J. Burdette, although that is only
guess:
Remember. son. that the world IS
older than YOU are by several years;
that for thousands of years it has been
so full Of smarter, better and younger
men than yourself that their feet stuck
out Of the dormer windows, but when
they died the old globe went jogging
along. and not enc person in ten mil
lion went TO the funeral, or even heard
of their death Be as smart as you can,
of course. Know as much as you can
without blowing the packing out OF your
cylinder heads. Shed the light of your
wisdom abroad, but don't dazzle people
with it, And don't imagine a thing is
so, simply because you say it is so.
Don't be too sorry for your father be-
cause he knows 50 much less than you
do. The world has great need Of young
men. but no greater need than the young
men have of IL. Your clothes fiji. you
better than your fathers fit him-they
cost more money; they are more stylish;
your mOustache is neater, the cut Of
your hair is better, and you are prettier,
Oh, far prettier than pa But stop q
mOment.yOung man and reflect. The old
gentleman gets the biggest salary and
his hOmely, scramblils signature on the
business end Of a check Will drain more
money out of the bank in five minutes
than perhaps your handsome autograph
can do during the balance Of your NOR
tai life. Young men are useful and they
are also ornamental, and we all like
them-but they are no novelties, son
OH no, nothing of the kind; they have
been here before. Don't be so modest
as to shut yourself clear out, but don't
be so fresh that you will have to be put
away in a cooler to keep from spelling.
Don't be afraid that your merit will not
be discovered. People all over the world
are looking for YOU, and if you are
worth finding they will find YOU.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-11-27
HIGH DEATH RATE.
Among Presidential Postmasters-An un
usual Number OF Deaths.

Washington. November 26.-The
cases Of almost 900 residential pCstmast-
e-s viii be presented 70 the Senate for
i,s action next month SO far there
have been 240 recess appointments and
an Of these VIII be sent 20 the Senate
for confirmation and the terms Of office
of 1856 p0stm3stCrs expire during the
month. There are also eight other va
calc.es caused by deaths of pOs masters,
whose successors VIII have TO be chosen.
The principal offices where postmaster
ship terms expire during December are
Portland. Maine, on the sixteenth, and
Hartford. Conn. and East Providence,
r. l., on the seventeenth. Another big
Office which soon will be filled is Al
-o9ua. Pa. In none Of these offices has
any spirited contest so far developed,
and few papers are on file a, Che Post
Office Department. In the eases. Hart
ford Is Senator Hawley's home and he
doubtless will name the incumbent AT
East Providence the appointee probably
viii be Senator Aldrich's candidate.
while the Portland office may be filled
by some agreement between the TWO
Senators, neither of whom IS a resident
OF Cha. city.
Pos-odice D.parmeE- officials poin,
on, a remarkable increase IN the NOR
tally among postmas,ers, d.sprOpria,e
TO the increase In the list, During the
past year there were approximately
.h.r-y-fve deaths, among those Of the
Presidential class. This Is sad 20 be
larger than for any year in the past
HHH ID
Ucei 10 generally unheal,hiul conditions.
a few DAYS ago the deaths of the post
masters 40 Bowie, Texas, and Albert
Lea. Nina. were announced slmulJ3-
ueously. and last Saturday tAe depart
me1- was notified Of the del,hs Of both
pos-m8sters Charles b. Ill., az Eus-is.
Florida and Mcdonald az Altoona.
These are said to be the frs, Instances
OF deaths of Presidential postmasters
announced the same day for many years.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-11-27
BICYCLE TALE 40. 1854

The Duchess is i'm q Dilemma, But
Makes IT All Right With The Duke.
The Duchess of PomposeJ was with
ing. poor thing. on the horns of a di-
lemma. Painful position. very. She
was the greatest Of great ladies. full of
fire and fashion, and with a purple
blush Oshe was born that color dung
her arms around the neck of her lord
and master The unfortunate man was
q shocking sufferer. having a bad IN
earned Increment and enduring con-
slant pain on account of his back being
broader than his views.
"Pomp0set,' she cried. "Duky darl-
ing"
when first married she had ventur-
cd 90 ap0s.rOphise him as "ducky." but
his grace thought il mira dig. and they
compromised by emitting the vulgar
"c.J
Duky.' she said. raising pale, dis
iuguished eyes TO a Chippendale mir
TOR. I have made up my mind
Don't eXpostUlated the trembling
peer, you ere so rash!'
What is more, I have made up
YOURS"
TO make up the mind Of an English
duke DE remarked with dignity, 're-
Quires no ordinary intellect; yet 1 be-
lieve with your feminine hydraulics
you are capable of anything, Jane.
THAT his aristocratic rib should
been named plain Jane was a chronic
s0rrow)
Don't keep me i'm suspense" he con-
tiuued. "in fact. TO descend To- a colo
Qiism. I insist on your grace letting
the cat out of the bag with the Aeast
possible delay
cas- you viii" she replied. "YoW
blood be- your own c0rooe-
Prepare Tor revelation. I have fail
cd, Not Once-but many times.
"Wretched woman beg pardon
urc,chel grand dame, call upon Debritt
TO cover YOU,
"I am madly in love with"
"By my taneta and ermine,
swear"
Peace. peace" said Jane Com
pose yourself. duky-that is Plantaga-
net. Forgive the slip. / am agitatod.
Ny mind runs on slips.
The duke groaned.
"HOrid. awful slips.
With q COuutenance OF alabaster he
tore at his sandy topkn0t.
"I have deceived YOU. I admit IT,.
STOPPED TO folly
A superciliOus cry rent the air rs the
duke staggered ON his patrician limbs.
With womanly impulse 1inging
caste TO the winds. Jane caught the ma
i-.c form 20 her p3lpila,iug alpaca
and. watering his beloved features
with duchessy drops. cried in passion
ate accepts: MY king, My sensitive
ul7ntl Heavensi It's his unlucky
back. BE calm. Plantagenet. / have
been learning - bike. There.
On the sly,'
The duke tapped reviving toe, and
squeezed the august fingers
"I ann madly enamored ot-my ma
chine"
The peer smoothed a rufled topknot
with inefable grace.
Likewise I ann determined you shall
take lessons. Now. it's no use. duky.
mean 20 De tender but firm with YOU.
The potentate gave stertorous
charlie. and. stretching out his arms,
fen i'm q strawberry leaf swoon on the
rarOuet floor. his ducal head on the lap
of his adOred J8ne-PunCh.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-11-27
DENOUNCES PATRIOTIC ORDERS
4 Thanksgiving Letter to his Diocese by
Bishop McGOvern.

Thanksgiving Letter to his Diocese by
Bishop McGOvern.
Harrisburg. Pa, November 26.-Bish-
CD McGovern, Of the Harrisburg do
cese takes issue with secret orders in
a Thanksgiving Day letter. He says;
"While we give thanks to Almighty
Cod for the blessings of civil and relig-
:ous liberty. let US also pray for the
divine guidance 70 protect us from all
enemies at home or abroad, especially
from the Vaccinations Of oath-bound
secret societies. The constitution OF
orr glorious old Keystone State, which
from IFS beginning respected the lib
erty of conscience, orda-ns; NO PeL cui
who acknowledges the being OF Goa
and a future state Of rewards ana pun
ishments SHALL on account or ms relIS-
ious. sentiments. be disqualified to mold
anv Office or place Of trust or proht IN
der this Commonwealth NoC"lUh-
standing this plain letter OF fundamen-
tal law. these secret political soc.etles'
Inv an ukase as arbitrary and unjust as
the car of Russia, or the sublime porte,
arrogate TO themselves the powers OF
the sovereign people OF this Common
wealth and declare No Roman Cath
Ole shall hold any Office or place Oh
trust or profit under this Common
wealth 49,,
Here they override the law and with
- vengeance call themselves patriotic.
AGAINST these enemies Of civil and re-
Ug:ous liberty we have no redress eX-
cent prayer. Let US then pray that the
God of Light may illuminate their
minds fill their hearts with brotherly
love. and prevent them from degrading
tho fair name of our country among
the nations
"These secret societies are not Poles,
Hungarians. nor Italians, but native
horn Americans. who boast of super
ior civilization and enlightened by a
system Cf public schools the glory OF
our countrv-so sacred that the man
who is rash enough to point out any
defec. IN II IS fit for treason, stratagem
and sDoils. let no such man be trusted.
Our public school system Is purely SET
Mar. and excludes religious lnstruc-
tons. II these secret political socletleS
are the legitimate offspring of purely
secular education. as taught IN our pup
lie Schools. a1l the inference is torcloly
horne in on US by the fact that nearly
two generations of our youth nave
grown up under its influence, then II Is
time for all true Christians and true pa
riots DESTROYS to perpetuate the Repuo-
lie and hand down TO poster.ty the
blessings of civil and religious liberty
- remove the impending dangers which
threaten our national life with prema-
ture decay.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-11-27
PROBATE OF WILL.

Office Of the Clerk of the County Court Of
Ohio County, State Of West Virginia.
In the matter of the probate of the last
will and testament of julius Jacobs, de-
ceased. The object Of the petition filed in
this matter, on the 21st day Of November
a. D. 1895, Is to have admitted 10 probate
of julius Jacobs, deceased, bearing date
on the Gth day of July, 1884 and it appear
ing from an affidavit filed with me in my
Office that Gustave Jacobs and Fanny
Sang, the persons who are therein and by
said petition declared II be interested in the
probate of said will, are non-residents Of
this State, il Is ordered that they do ap-
pear at my office, in the city Of Wheeling
in the county and state afore,aid, within
one month after the date of the first pub
lcation hereof and do what is necessary to
protect their interest in this matter The
hearing Of said petition is set for the sd
day of December, 1885, at the hour Of 10
o'clock q. m
Published the first time November %,
1885. GEORGE HOOK, Clerk.
W. J.. Francis, Atty. nO22oaWt
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-11-27
THE AUTHORSHIP OF ANNIE
LAURIE.


IL was at 0axwel,0n House, Annie
birthplace. that / came across the mss
ine INK FIN the chain of evidence that
fixes the authorship of the song upon
Douglas Of Fiuglaud. Fiugland Is III
the parish of Dairy, in the adjacent
shire of Kirkcudbright, and Douglas
was a somewhat near neigAbor OF Annie.
The present proprietor Of Maxwellon
H0use. Sir Eml.us Laurie.
p'aced FIN my hands a letter, Of which
bo said / might make what use / liked,
and This letter contained the missing
r. was written i'm 1889, by q friend to
Sir EmVius and relates an incident
which took place In 1854 Al that time
-bs writer. whom we viii call NJ. IS.
Nos nm visit with his wife TO some
f~is7ds I'm Yorkshire Airs. d. was q
somewhat famous singer of ballads. 4
fsv friends were invited 10 meet them
ono evening. and. after the ladies had
~.-ir,i 10 the drawing ROOM their hos
loss asked Mrs B. 10 sing, and she sang
..Av,ie Laurie" in the modern Ievis-
ion. lust as we all sing IT,
Among the guests was q lady IN her
,inerv-seventh year. She gave close at
tsT-ion 10 The singing of the ballad. and
,rbsD Mrs. b. had finished, She spoke
MN. THANK You. thank yop very
-5robi But they're ma the words my
e--.-0ffa+ber Wrote" Then She repeated
~ f~s+ s-qrza as shl knew &C.
The next day Mr.. and Mrs. II called
mon her and i'm the meantime she had
had the original first stanza written out
debating It TO grandniece. She had
stoned Ii with her own shaky h9nd.
NJ beirg satisfied with the signature.
She lad signed it second time
She explained that her grandfather,
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-11-27
my 4 TENDER BLOSSOM.

Once upon a time flower doomed.
The sun softly kissed it and the gentle
r9in descended upon it, and it was al
together lovely.
SAhr sighed the flower, but one lot
For mo is fitting. I may well speak the
-Sorob+ of sweet maidenhood.
7-bo sweet maidenh0Od came and
Dlucked the flower and IL was glau' SEN sem
he flower to a man in jail who Aad
murdered his wife and fourteen cali-
!, %, because his oatmeal was burned,
vi ~ - f. v,as very tired.-DetrOit Tribune
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-11-27
- cAsE nISNUSSED.

ALBANY. \. Y. November 26.-In the
snit NJ ex-Congressman Belden and 9TH
OF bondholders, against Stevenson
burke and his associate directors Of the
Colnmbus Toledo and Hooking Valley
Railroad Company, Winslow' L2n;sr q
Co. Drexel. Morgan & Co., and the
central Trust Co., involving SSOOOoOO,
tba Conr- Of Appeals afirms the dec;s-
ion n Ingrgham of the special term dis
missing the case.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-11-27

A lady employed very ignoranI Irlsn
servant who would not rise in the morn
ing at a sufficiently early hour An
alarm was. therefore bought and
presented to the servant with these
words;
you know. Bridget, that l require
-ba fire 3light every morning by Z
o'clock. but I cannot get you to do It,;
en- T have bought you this alarm.
Bridget examined iC and said;
THANK you, mum; it's very pretty.
But fancy a thing loike this bein able
10 loight a foire Sure it's a wonderful
invention. mum. ''-HOusehold Words.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-11-27

Dear mer' said Mrs. WickWire' LOOK
- fron her paper. but women ara
Getting brave nowadays.
e1 NE ." echoed Mr.. Wickwire.
YES. Here is q story about woman ma i
who shot a mouse. She-posla" / eau
!, Yong 1t was only moose.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-11-27
TRUSTEES SALE.

BY virtue of a deed of trust made by
John ID. Hall and Lille 3. Hall, his wife,
dated the first day of December. 1894. and
now of record in the office of the Clerk Of
the County Court of Ohio county, West
Virginia, in deed of trust book No Al.
page No. 3S4, I viii sell at the lower end of
the Second ward market house, in the
city of Wheeling, ". Va, at public auc-
ton, on .-
SATURDAY. NOVEMBER BOTH. 1895.
commencing al o'clock a m, the follow
ing described personal property, towit:
Large Oak Bedroom Suit, consisting of
bed. dresser and washstand
Oak Combination Folding Bed.
l Lace Web Spring.
l Felt Mattress.
/ Daghastan Rug.
Room Carpet, containing SIS yards
Brussels carpet.
/ Hall Carpet, containing 10 yards Brus-
sells carpet.
Feather Pillows.
16 Stair Pads.
Shades.
Terms of Sale-Cash.
no222 % HARRY =. BOWEN. Trustee.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-11-27
-. .,,nrlng - ~ present hOme I

When moving into our pI es0H 49, !
s,r,5 q bottle of Chamberlain's Pain
B IS,I- left by a former tenant. On the
iabeI I found the statement that It was
gocd for cuts and burns. 1 can testify
E, +ba truth of this Nothing in all my
evoo~ience has found its equal Tor treat
mo blisters or burns. f. Z. Barrett,
manager lie Sueur Sentinel lie Sueur
NTi7n. Pain Balm IS also q sure cure
for rheumatism.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-11-27

Total amount OF
taxes, interest,
cost of publicu-
tfOn, commits
sions and fee for
receipt.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-11-27
~ TApTuOTTAKE SHOCK.

Athens November 26-Sharp earth
cuake sbocks were felt this morning
here and also al Cnalchis, Livadla, The
bis and Corinth.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-11-27

brownies Trilbys, Napoleon, and all
the new ice cream moulds at Zlegen-
folders.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-11-27

redeemed undersigned
Shl A
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-11-27
SALE OF REAL ESTATE FOR TAXES.


Tor the
dooro
the o
yflb
amour due n reonas i n the following table
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-10-15
Oyster Invaders Arrested.

Captain Thomas. Of the schooner PO-
comoke. reports that he captured five
oystermen in Pocomoke Sound on the
charge Of Illegal Clustering. The accused
were taken before a justice OF the peace
and gave bonds for their appearance be
fore the County Court Of Accomac coun-
ty In November
on the 9Th instant Captain Hudglns. OF
the steamer Chesapeake. took Inspector
Bonewell. Of the Twenty-eighth District
warwick county,, and proceeded UP
James river. arTesting Captain Peter
Smith. of the schooner Maliby. OF Nor
folk. working three skiTs. ana captain
G.. w. Henderson. Of the schooner Hester
Ann Of Norfolk, working one skiff.
Thesa men were charged with roughing
oysters. Captain Smith was fined $50 ana
CAPTAIN Henderson. $40
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-10-15

HELD IT'S ANNUAL MEETING.
Mr.. Russell Reelected President Oh
Co-O,erattvc Investment AssOc'n.

The annual meeting OF the Cooperative
Investment Association Of R'chmoho
was held in the assembly-room OF the
Chamber of Commerce at noon yester-
day. President Otis H. Russell present
ed his report, which showed a gratifying
condition OF affairs:
Treasurer j. l. Boswell submitted ms
statement, showing the assets to De 80
$3.50. and the liabilities capital s'och'
,4.7G5. and bills payable, 500 to be S'o'-
sG, As compared with 1885,. the asse's
show an Increase OF S.jIl.io. ana an UNI
divided profit surplus Of Sl,0is.i6
In consequence OF some discrepancy III
the bylaws. committee OF hVe was
appointed 10 revise the bylaws ana re,
nor. at an adjourned meeting. TO be hclu
at the same place next Monday octo'
Der 2lst. H.
The election Of officers resulted IN inc
reelection Of Otis IL. Russell for pres'-
dent; H. l.. Pelouze. vice-presideh'' ANU
]. I. Boswell. sccretary-treasurer:
The directors are Messrs. OTIS H. rus
sell. l.. II. Walton. \. q. Quarles' H. ~
James. and /. Garrison.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-10-15
NEW CORPORATIONS CHARTERED
p.rfcc,,on Cigarette Company ana
nu,id,nu md Loan Associ"ti""'


Judge Minor, OF the Law ana r'qu'''
Court. has granted a charter 10 'he
fcc,ion Cigarette Machine company '"e
,e,cors ~ which for the first year VIII
he the following gentlemen: fre"'"' IT.
nov,d y Mckee. OF Washington, u. e.:
y,ico-presiaent, Woodville fIemihs' VI
~. work.. Secretary and Treasurer W :
prvdon Tenant. OF Richnohu' va :
General Manager. j. frahciS iiHi
of Washington, ID. 1. .r..o,,,,,,-
rhn directors are to be the aforemeh-
,;oned gentlemen and Mcssrs. Lorenzo
n Torentz. Arthur c. Moses ana j. d.
Gregg GUSTS. all Of Washington H. =
The principal office OF the company 10
20 be in the city OF Rlchmohu. pu'
there may be branch oNnces es'a ,.
cd elsewhere by the Board or Dlrec'
tors. H.. +, ,,o.aa
g. no The manufacture and supplying
~ machines TO manufacture cigarettes
and other forms of tobacco. me caPi-
tai stock Of the company Is to be ho'
Ices than $500 nor more than %o,W' ol-
vjded in shares of 500 each.
lIudqe Wexford. of the city Cncuit
Conf. has chartered the Citizens BuIiu-
ing and LoarG Association, NO. y; nv
number of shares OF stock is 10 he hot
less than 500 nor more than 5,VVo' anu
the amount OF real estate to be heid MOI
TO exceed 80 acres.
The officers named Tor the ntSt STT ,
ara. g. Becker. president; j. W.
White. vice-president. G. e. Ihoh' 49,
s',rer. charles 4. Schmidt, secretary;
George sorg. George II. Richardson
and LEROY +. Brown. trustees. W. I.
Rvan. George G. White. \. w. Har-
GROVE. l.. +. sullivan, s. Stern. ana
Major r. l.. Courtney, directors.