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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-06-12

,rc section Of the country as well as by ycster-
days crop report. 49, ,.,
The executive committee or the Westerh oni'n
TELEGRAPH Company has recommended the regular
cu,rfe-Iv dividend # IL, per cent. which VIII Dr
declared at the directors meeting tomorrow an"
the Manhattan Elevated Railway Company de-
clarcd its regular quarterly dlNlcnu 81 ~ r
cent to-day on these announcements the s'o'H
az both companies advanced fractionally an"
closed at net gains ~ y per cent Tor r5''in
r-nion and 3. Dcr cent for Manhattan. The an
thracite coal shares were irregular. More reports
about New-York Susquchanna AMI Western Were
circulated. and from the most TRUSTWORTHY -.
these 1t appears that "A change in IN" manasehsIe
Of ire company IL about t. TAX" place The officers
- ~. polawafe ami Hudson Canal Company deny
that that company l. trying TO get Susquthanha
and Western AMI they point out the iact that
their road already has a trdiilc contract WIN ~.
Erie which gives II the same advantages IL w'uiu
,niov II II were I'm control Of The Susqu"h anna.
Jersey Central and Reading advanced, the hISt
named closing AT a net gain of il, per cent. Inere
was no especial news abou: the coal SITUATION
which is admitted To- he in a most unfortunate
and depl1rahl,. condition. with no croIts D'Ihs
made To remedy II. Tennessee Coal ana iron N'S
again a strong feature Of the market ana ap-
NEGOTIATIONS are now pending between the Tennes-
sec Coal and Iron Company and other southern
companies for the establishment ~ a J"nt scililS
agency for the purpose oi maihtalhihE pIi''S .
reducing EXPENSES The industrial shares were
generally strong with the exception OF CprdtSe
securities. which were lower. The unIsuai pan
prepared bv the reorganization committee "f the
Cordagc Company is To be- looked into by a pr""
tive committee Of the first mortgage bonds. de-
tails of which are given further on In TINS column
Chicago Gas was not affected To- any eNl' ., "S
the veto Of the Consolidation hlii by 'VNrlnoi
Altgcd and il closed unchanged from yesterday
Values were N-ll sustained at the close. ana me
market presented a somewhat ouoNant c'ndl'o'''
BONDS-TIIE FEDERAL TREASURY.
Government bonds sold: $4,000 registered As.
Of 1901 at H. Quotations were as follows:
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WATER BONDS.

WATER BONDS.
w Sealed proposals hereby invited for the purchase
of gold bearing Water Bonds ~ the city OF Atlantic city.
New Jersey
Amount ~ Of Bonds, SII5
Denomination each <l.,So.
Interest nv" payable sent annually In June
and December gold oon. coupons attached free from
Principal payable In thirty years.
The assessed valuation
Permanent population 1000: increased to $50 OO In
summer months. Debt exclusive Of this issue about
xlOo.OuU.
h"s" bonds issued by authority and In accordance
with act ~ the Legislature New Jersey entitled
Act TO enable cities 10 supply the inhabitants thereof
win and wholesome water Approved 2lst,
isIo This Act provides for sinking fund and the
preparation OF received
ment 10 interest and bonds
tn" purpose OF this Issue Is the pucha Sc
condemnation ~ the plant Of the Atlantic Water Com
pany, In said city.
The city the right reject any and all bids
All bids must be accompanied by certified check on
National bank evidence of good the mart OF
the bidders. Hids be opened on Friday
evening. June II. "a o'clock.
sealed bids marked bids for Water Bonds addressed
10 EMERY D. lRELAN. city Clerk, Atlantic CITY New
Jersey win be received un,il twelve o'clock noon Monday
June Sd. ls!r,. '
Dated May 18th. 1895.
FRANKLIN T.. STOY,
Mayor. Atlantic
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-06-12

The price Of domestic exchange was as follows
AT the places named: Chicago 35c. premium
New-Orlcans commercial. par bank 80 premium
san Francisco. sight par. telegraph % per VIZ.
Charleston buying par. Savannah. buying I<r.
selling - premium up 70 $1,000. l-lO premium i'r
s. 900 and over: Boston. Toe. discount
Bank cicdrngs were as follows At the places
named. New-York Exchanges Sio9.01'2'2. bal
anccs So. $50 300 Chicago Exchanges. Ni,'N"2't,
balances 81. $50 S97. Baiimore-Exchanges,H '12 r.
2s2 balances. $3G3.aJG.
The price Of commercial bar silver In this mar
ket was $3.50. nominal. per ounce. Mexican dol
lars were quoted at 53i. In London bar silver
was unchanged at 3Oi2d. The N"w-York. sailing
tomorrow will take out $4,000 ounces ~ silver.
There was no pressure Of bills In IN" foreign
exchange market. and II was firm. Rates for
sterling were tribe higher. Rates AT when bust
ness was actually done were as follows:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-06-12
DOND CALL.

DOND CALL.
- OFFICE OF COUNTY CLERK AND RECORDER,
LEWIS AND CLARKE COUNTY.
To WHOM TT MAY CONCERN. The Board OF County
Commissioners Lewis Clarke County In the State
Montana by virtue Of resolution duly adopted do here
hy give notice the first day Of July 1925 they
VIII pay on together with Ia" accrued In
that date the outstanding bonds ~ said
county known ~ Iioua- bonds. the o
$isoOo0 the Thirl National Hank. In the city ~ New
Saii House Bonds being Of issues. the
frat 81 $4,000 due July LIST 1905 optional inter Jul;
ls' 1891. ana the second n 5000 due May Dt. 1907
optional Iay st 1881, both issues bearing interest
nj the OF six per cenim annum. payable sent
annually the first days Of January and July and both
rercs being luc for the purpose II paying for the
ton OF Court House In said county under authority OF
the laws Of Montana.
The said Court House Bonds being due and payable
at the pleasure. Lewis Clarke County, the holders
thereof notified that interest on those bonds viii
and after July Ist 1895 but that the County
Treasurer viii all times thereafter be- ready To redeem
the presentation their face value. and accrued
Interest to July ls 1895.
by order of the Board Of County Commissioners
Attest: :. TDOkER. County Clerk.
Helena. Montana. June T. 1893
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-06-12
NOTICE or rUt sTEt's SALE or
Oregon Railway and Navigation
COMPANY Stock.

Default ha, ing been made In the payment OF
on ~. collateral Trust Five Per Cent i,nls II the ore
lnn Short Line and i'tnh Northern Railway Company
issued under the Collateral trust nicnturr II said oregon
Short Itnh Northern Railway Company. date
S.rtcmlrr the American Loan and Trust Com
pany said lnd,ntue hereby
inirr and pursuance Of tho powers
fcrrcd upon by said indrntur". SOL public auction
FEB highest bidder bidders. Tuesday. the 2jtli
day June. is.3 at /. o'clock nuon the New York
Estate Silrsrpom No Ill broadway. In the ,ity Of
NV auction stand = James Hlrerkrr X son
auctionceff hundred and thirty thousand
hundred AMI seventy GAS 272 shares capital
oregon Railway ana Navigation Company ~ the
par value ~ 800 each. held by tho American Loan and
Trust Company the cNpr, asci said
ni-n'ur"
lin 1895 onc. ~ tn" undersigned the
city ~ nston. and New York tho once ~ the New
York Guaranty ~ lnde unity CO.. u Cedar St. and The
Trust 90. 10 Wall ~.
Dated New York. May I'D, 1898
The American Loan and Trust Company.
f,y :. ENpIfoTT PEABODY, President
Moornclh storey. Attorney Mr Trustee. 1876 Exchange
Iuldlur Ios,on Mas
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-06-12
Businsss Opportunities.


M ANI-FACTIRING CORPORATION with establishes
wi business other sections Of the United states ne-
sires OF local manager 10 Introduce pr IN
furnishing OF necessary capital Wil-
mum capital required SIS 90 class hank references
given and required. Address CORPORATION. Box ~
1 -. broadway.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-06-12

5 E,r. wee: ;s June in June : - s' $3.50 saSa"'
CHICAGO MILWAUKEE, AND ST PAUL" 49,.
First June. $1,000 ,,.r' ,o2 10 siiI77
Jan to June i....... It''''"'' '''
DENVER AND RIO GRANDE.
a S% ~c.s & IN MI" Sss s!;s s g s!ssf
JAM / to June I....... 3'o''2o 2'""''" -'''''''
IOWA CENTRAL
s==,'; 5; "a. e.; .ss:: :5 sf::
MEXICAN CENTRAL
FIN Fs%' s:. e. u .s s :3ssi
MEXICAN NATIONAL.
Fs@,'; e. ".; ::: := eth;
MINNEAPOLIS AND ST. LOUIS.
f fie.' Voc. & {. %:; @ ; 81. .s 81
MISSOURI KANSAS AND TEXAS.
$ S@%';; { ; "a. G. s :i$ . s;;;;
RIO GRANDE WESTERN
S:%T; E n: ssss: s9s Sue: s
TEXAS AND PACIFIC.
} I'm. s 's;9s s sossss s
WABASH.
Number ~ miles.... co. . na, e,- LII soo7 sS7
First week in June $500, si.3,m t9ic SCI
Jan l to June '...... 3'''"" ''''''' ''
WHEELING AND LAKE ERIE
~. ono 2GO
,s.uiner ~ "', - s,G itG slo5o7 Si7O9i
rIs' ".'N ~ '-''''''' ca7 ,55 sI3322 5oOO19
MEMPHIS And CHARLESTON.
. ooo FRO 80
SG' Z 2, T.? s:5:|5 re:
EXPORTS FROM NEW YORK.
- -. ,,.ot So 57c 500 S7G2s i3S S7.1SS iS2
January i...... l'i"ll'Nt l""'SN'i l'f"'''o'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-06-12

l OST CERTIFICATES United States
- Leather Co.'S OF each;
iered a 2t92 in the ". T. Hatch 4 sons 10
shares. 2:it In the Of Geo j. Baumann. 10
shares. Transfer OF has been stopped. IL found
please return to Hallgarten Co.. Is Broad street,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-06-12

Money on call in London was 1. per cent. The
rate Of discount in the open market was 'sNll-i6
per cent for both short and three months bills.
Tho amount Of bullion which went into the Bank
OF England to-day on balance was III ooo British
conspl. remained unchanged at 1865 for money
and LOG 3-l6 for III" account. American securities
were more quiet and showed fewer changes. which
were irregular. Canadian Pacific advanced :. 10
5i7. Erie DDS Gsis. 81 Paul y to 6S7s and
AtchisOn = TO l0i2. but Erie shares declined y TO
llL and Illinois Central y t. Gs'r
French rentcs were quoted At lO2 francs - cen
times: Paris exchange on London. - francs -
ccntimcs, Berlin exchange on London. 2O4J marks
Cola premiums At Iuenos Ayrcs to-day. $500
Madrid 1850: Lisbon. 21A: ST Petersburg. 90
Athens II: Rome. i9li.: Vienna. 3.
We have received the following:
"A protective committee II the United States
Cordagc Company ha, been formed. comppscd Of
Dumont Clarke. of the American Exchange Ma
tional Bank. H. VI. Gallaway Of the Merchants
National Bank: StuyVesant Fish. Of the National
Park Bank f.bcnezer =. Mason. OF ths Bank 90
Ncw-York. Charles \. Niallc. Of the National
Bank II IN" Republic. Boston; George Ripley. u
the Hide and Leather National Bank. Boston
with John H. Kathbonr. secretary. n lIrOad-st.
NewYOrk city, ana Burf Iabriskic " Burnl
counsel. The COMMITTEE" was formed at the re-
quest II a large number Of holders of the first
mortgage bonds. AZ the plan II reorganization
proposed Is - unusual. making A present first
mortgage n second mortgage income bond. They
propose l. make a fun and Impartial lnVcHtlga-
ton OF the c,mpany's business since its organizI-
ton. and Of tn" present condition Of It's affairs
and 10 take such further steps as may be noccs-
sary. The committee invite bOndholders 10 de-
posit their bonds with the Farmers Loan and
Trust Company. who viii issue negotiable re-
ccipts and application will be made To list them
on the Stock Exchange Bonds may be with
drawn at any time until concerted action may he
arrived at. The committee itself represents a
large number OF first mortgage bonds"
A quarterly dividend Of Ia per cent has been
declared on the capital stock Of the Commercial
Gable Company. payable July !.
A quarterly dividend Of | y per cent has been
declared on Tn. preferred stock of the Chicago
and Eastern Illinois Railroad Company. payable
July !.
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To BOndhOlders of the
UNITED STATES
C0RDACE COMPANY.

The management Of the United States cordase Com
r, have uuhlicy announced a plan Of reorganization
which Involves the exchange mortgage bonds
,r second mortgage oncumulativc income bonds and
IN. issue II S3,oc) Of first mortgage bonds for money
TO bc contributed by the stockholders
In Wow O, proposal unusual the undersigned. a,
tho request Of the holders "A large number Of III,
bonds have consented PROTECTIVE COM
MIrTEE Thev propose to make a f'u and impartial
inrcsigaton Of me CompanTs b"stn>ss since us orgdn
ration. amt Of ms present condnio" 81 its drd'rs ana
10 take such yurthcr steps as may he "'c's'dry'
They Will hereafter report the results Of this nves'isa-
ton and their recommendations for the protection Of
security.
The Committee invite all bondholders deposit their
banda with the FARMERS LOAN AND TRUST
COMPANY, No. - william Street. New-fork city.
N-e,abe receipts will be issued application Will b.
made 10 list them on the STOCK EXCHANGE.
Honds so deposited may be Withdrawn until any agree
mcnt for concerted which may be arrived at shall
be declared operative.
June 18th. 1928
DtNONT CLARKE
OF the American Exchange National Bank.
L.. IL. GALLAWAY
OF the Merchants National Bank.
sTtYVEsANT FISH
OF the National Park Bank.
EUE\EZER =. MASON
OF the Bank ~ New York.
CHARLES 4. VIALLE
Of the Nat, Bank OF the Republic. Boston
GEORGE RIPLEY
Of the Hide and Leather Nat Bank Boston
Bt'RRITI. XABRlSf<IE Il BVRRIII.
Counsel.
JOHN II. RA1iDoNE. Secretary
II Broad ST. New-York City.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-06-12
Dipiocno Notices.

NETWORK CENTRAL AND HUDSON RIVER RAIL
ROAD COMPANY.
OFFICE OF THE TREASt RER. 80.
NEW-l ORR. June sth lso,
DIVIDEND of -Four Per Cent on me capi'
n tai stock Of the NEW YORK AND HARLEM RAIL,
ROAD COMPANY will be paid by the New orN -Huh
and Hudson River Railroad Company lessess tuncer 'ne
the between the TWO coipaes' -
this Ice day II July n">t =,
The ,rarsrer books will b. closed AZ II O'Clock " "a
SATURDAY the 18th and ieorened at 10 O'CLOCK n H.
July 81. ..z...., ,.-..
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-06-12

THE CITY OF PROVIDENCE
STERLING BONDS DUE JULY IsT, 1905.
The undersigned Will purchase any amout Of the atye
Bonds II offered Immediately Address Telephone
d. L. ID. GRANGER
LILY Treasurer, Providence. II. L
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-06-12

In state issues there were sale. ~ 4oop NI's'"'d
State Rildlcbcrger bonds at 1i"4 ana l,OoP a'
- There were no transactions in bank shar's'
Railroad bonds were stimulated TO s!' at'r ac-
tiyitv and the demand caused material improve
mcnf in prices in most of the active ISSUES, the
Atchsons. Northern Paciirs and Texas fae'h ;
being most prominent. Atchison Is rose IA 10
a. the receipts + to "a. Minneapolis ana ~
Louis Consolidated - Is T. lo2'2, Northerh
parinc DDS To- lOl. the Dds 10
s9l, the consolidated - Receipts TO
49,, Northern Pacific and Montana lists
II, 70 90 St Paul. Minneapolis ana Manit1b
Consolidated reduced ;iss to l0i Texas "a
elf, DDS u. - 30hs Union Elevated lists TO loi,
and Union Pacific Collateral Trusi Notes 10 -;
while "A loss OF 81 In oregon short Line ana
I,,ah Northern Consolidated Receipts AT i7ia
was the only noteworthy exception To the T",''
The par value II the sales was S2,556,V0o' SUD-
The sub-Trcasury was debtor At the Clear
ing House s937s27 Its net loss on balance was
1896 96S. made up by a gain In currency 81 Sfo'
soc and loss IN coin y SS6i.Sh Io-iay :
operations included: Receipts. &.'42-s'. pay
mcnis g. 2Gj. resulting In general balance
II sl5SS7oi35. consisting Of 1913 2sN.3,2 coin a"d
S65.jSl.9l3 currency
received to-day t525S2s National bank notes Tor
redemption The customs receipts were s2S'io'
the internal revenue receipts $2'sN'S ana IN" ms
ccllaneous receipts S73.71N. Total Government Re-
.,n,s FOR the lly t,gO -.6. expenditures. |"' -.
excess OF expenditures. $21s.a66. Receipts Tor
month t. date. $9.O25.9}2; expenditures. '!V'..-
eoq: excess Of expenditures over receipts. N'4"-
To-day's washington Treasury statement u
cash in hand and deposit IN bank compares WIN
the figures II tn last previous statement rs l.-
lows:
x ham. 81, ~, .:. %. ,Sso, ra. o'' SEA
Nj n: ! ;: :a ss s!.5 Zee Re i: &
Actual cash iu the
Treasury vaults
c.r,o.a.es $3.50 -. 27G $3.50 80 7,7 rn- si77 oo7
Deposits ln hank. l'|Nil" l'.'Nf' 40 INC l'-s''
Available cash. So -'r'3il WV 80 'F Inc f-'' -
Deduct minor IA . ~ 49,.
Actual cash bal Sisa sis3C,s ~ Dec $3.50
This statement reflects conditions prevailing at
tho close = business SATURDAY last. By AN error
in tho figures sent ouf from Washington yesterday
our net gold made {, appear At NOl,i-,.s'.
instead 81 500 425.Sce.
MONEY AND FOREIGN MARK ETS
None on call remained n-hanged Time
money was IN a liitle better demand. and th"
supply was abundant. Their IS slight in'ret@'
In tn. amount ~ commercial paper ~ ihr market.
and TN. demand continues urgent, with rates ini-
ing low We subjoln our usual tahl" of ra'r'.
made up from Information furnished by tn
busiest houses.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-06-12
STOCKS CLOSE HIGHER.
MORE TRANSACTIONS MADE.
THE GOVERNMENT CROP REPORT HELPS
THE GRANGERS-BOND MARKET
ACTIVE.

SALES AT THE STOCK EXCHANGE june H.
DEALINGS IN BONDS AND BANK STOCKS.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-06-12

NEV-YORK June 7. 1895.
At the request OF parties In Europe and
this country holding securities OF THE
United STATES CORD&GE co.. the Commit
tee hereby extends the time for depositinE
the same under the plan Of reorganization,
to and Including Friday. June 18th. 1913
FRANK X. STtRGfS.
WILLIAM BARBOUR. Committee
JOHN WATERBURY.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-06-12
MISCELLANEOUS STOCKS.

--Aciual .aics--- Closing Shares
Omen IHieh Low. Final BID. Ask. sold.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-06-12

9CNnO y I F.lcV lst....llO'
5000 y Y Q * " Con
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1895-08-22

Miss Gaford visited Flatonia
Monday.
In conversation with Bueschcr
Sons Monday, they informed us
that it was their opinion that the
cotton crop would be short all the
way through this season.
Mr. and Mrs John Arniin re-
turned a few days ago from a pleas
ure trip to Kerrville and other
places. The trip was made over
land in a wagon.
I'M" has dropped out, but has
appointed a worthy successor.
FIT Fehrenkamp reports plenty
of building going on,and the,lumber
trade brisk.
Squire Helweg is quite sick and
is in bed at this writing.
FL Kruegar is a new subscriber.
A. H. Hinrichs made flying
trip to ShinOr Tuesday.
B. II. Cordes, John Arnim, Frank
Wagner, A. Mueller were called to
Hallettsville Tuesday.
Cotton is coming in very fast at
present.
Monday night the storm clouds
gathered in portentous array and
for awhile it looked like Moulton
would be treated to good rain,
but alas, the post oak country
above Flatonia was the favored
land, and we got no rain.
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1895-08-22

to Galveston by rail. They will
make visits on their way back.
W B Friedrich and Jack Easton
went to Hallettsville last week.
George Yeager, Rudolph Albrecht
Ben Cordes, Chas Wunneberger,
Henry Etlinger and Henry Meyer
went to Galveston Saturday.
Miss Maud Keesee is visiting her
mother.
Miss Josie Nation went to Fla
tonia Friday.
Mrs. Ed Arnim of Yoakum was
visiting here last week.
D Lockman is building uew
house next to that of Mr. Mckay.
NJ. j. Koch of Flatonia was here
Sunday.
The dance at Novorad Saturday
night was attended by some of our
boys.
There will be about thirty cases
in court next month.
Miss Emma Frazier left for home
Monday after an extended visit to
friends here.
Miss Annie Dockery has returned
from visit to Kerrville.
Cline jackson has received his
samples and is now on the road.
Mrs Lancaster gave her son,
Moore, birthday party Saturday
night. Many of his friends at
tended and all had a good time,
Tom Jackson, DR.. Lancaster, P
L McCurdy and John Arnim went
to Hallettsville this week.
Mrs Moore went to North Caro-.
lima Monday.
Miss Allie Moore is very sick
with typhoid fever. jim.
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1895-08-22

Lon White has ginned about As
bales at his old stand.
AS the ginning season has open
ed up, the Lick-em-Up store has
opened up too, under tine manage
ment Of w S Coons and f Cherry,
"Old Dennis" of Lick-em- Up, is
out on a painting expedition.
Ellis Dockery and Miss Maud
Chatham attended the party at the
residence of DR.. Lancaster Wednes-
day night.
Lum Walker has gone into the
brass band business again.
Mrs. Allis left Monday for her
future home in San Antonio.
Prof. Cherry will take charge OF
the Institute school this term.
Well, Mr.. Editor, as this is my
first, l will come to close, hoping
to see this in print, L am yours,
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1895-08-22
SHOT IN A HOUSE.

Waelder, Aug. 16,-Last night
some unknown party fired shot
through tho walls of the sleeping
apartments of a negro restaurant.
1t is supposed it was an attempt
to murder Mexican shoemaker,
John Fernandez. The shot went
wide of its mark. Fernandez does
not know who it could be, as he
claims to have no enemies,
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1895-08-22
What Jim" has to
say.
GOOD ADVICE.

The dear girls and old maids VII
have not beer able as yet to make
the necessary matrimonial arrange
lments, will have a full showing in
the year 1896, They will then
have twelve long months in which
TO advance their interests. The
Moulton News trusts that they will
laval themselves of any and all
opportunities and make hay while
the sun shines, for leap year will
close December 81, 1896. Don't
let this chance go by, "a word to
the wise is sufficient"
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1895-08-22
MOULTON INSTITUTE.
EDITOR GAZETTE:

EDITOR GAZETTE:
Owing to the fact that your hum
BILE servant "NX" wishes to with
draw from the correspondents field,
and by his request l have decided
to take his place. hoping that l may
prove as faithful a servant as he,
and to the abstraction of all.
Now, Mr.. Editor, as this is my
first letter, want you to excuse
all mistakes until I can get the
run of things.
The Moulton Institute gin rolled
out her first bale Thursday, belong
ing to james Johnson. AS it was
the first trial, everything did not
work like clock work, but by the
time the next bale gets around
everything will be all right.
Mrs. Allis, who has been visitin G
in Hallettsville, returned home
Thursday.
A party composed of Messrs. H.
W. Dockery, NJ. NJ. Babb and Geo
Allen, with their families, went to
Balbridge lake on a seining expe.
dition last Friday.
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1895-08-22
This Sounds All Right.

Moulton, Aug. 20.
Friend Ward;
Please credit H. Thar on your
subccsiption book and call at the
post Office for the legal tender when
you come over. Yours.
WILLIS JONES.
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1895-08-22

Mrs W IL Lancaster gave party
Wednesday night, complimentary
to Misses Ina jackson and Emma
Frazier. Refreshments were served.
All had good time, as usual with
anything that Mrs. Lancaster has
anything to do with. Dancing,
singing, music and games were
INDUCED in. The following were
present; Misses Bee and Alice
Thompson, Josie Nation, Emma
Frazier, lima Jackson, May Walker
Maud Chatham, Minnie Koch,
Clyde Dockery; Mrs. Gafford, Mr..
and Mrs. Jackson; Messrs. w. II.
Jones. Joe Houston, c J Drummer,
Cline and Fred Jackson, Ed Arnim
Ellis Dockery, John Tannenberger,
Alex Kotzebue and Oscar Woodley.
DR. Lancaster and j w Hampil
had to go before the grand jury the
second time.
August Mueller and Frank Wag-
ner were on the jury last week.
Among tho improvements men
toned in the last issue appeared
Willie Krause, saloon and restau-
rant, 1t should have read Willie
Krause, groceries, and then a new
saloon in town.
A lunch counter was opened in
Cordes saloon last week.
Mrs. A. NJ. Kotzebue gave a
party Thursday night, complement
taiy to Miss Vanham. All her
school friends were present, and
many others. Everybody enjoyed
themselves. This was one of the
biggest events that Mrs Kotzebue
ever gave.
Mrs. Yeager has sold her proper
ty here and is thinking of moving
to Sinner.
We had little shower here last
week. suppose Crockett and
George were the cause of it. We
need more,
Mr. and Mrs C NJ Kotzebue left
Friday morning for Columbus with
a team from there They will &C