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Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1901-04-19
Announcement.

To the people of Highlands
iect to the nomination of the DEM
ocratic party, | hereby announce
myself a candidate to represent the
legislative district composed OF
Highland, Bath and Allegheny, in
the Constitutional Conyention.
Soliciting your support, promise
if elected to serve the convention
t. the best of my ability.
Geo. K. Anderson.
Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1901-04-19
saasrirnable millinery, Dress
Goods ard Trimmings.

Goods ard Trimmings.
Mrs. S. ". Crummett has a fine
display Of all the latest novelties,
in Hats. Bonnets and Fancy No
tons, full line Of Laces, En- broid-
cries, White Goods, Dress Silks,
satins, Grenadines, Wool Dress
Goods. in the new shades, Mourn
ing Goods, Shirt Waists, Under
Wear, corsets--dfferent makes and
shanes-the lew Straight fronts
aud many other beautiful and styl-
ish articles.
Miss Lane Of Baltimore is at the
head OF Che dressmaking depart,
ment, and Miss Wilson Of B4lti-
more the Millinery department. :,
Mrs Crummett solicits a call
from everybody.
Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1901-04-19

MONTEREY, a., pm IL. loo1.
&[..s Aduie Cul'iu from Arm
strong. Gator 3 Co., &C Baltimore,
H. il alaege Of the Millinery De.
par5mau} ii +. y. bishops. She
H.. q ai-a j.ne Of millinery from
New York and Baltimore, and in
addition to this will he pleased to
show Tie trade a first class line OF
Indies Shirt Waists in siliE and
wash goods, Muslin Underware;
Dress Skirts in silk, WOODEN and
wash gods.
Do nat hesitate to recon- mend
1tias CulI;n as a first class mllIlner
rs she comes highly recommended
rom the Baltimo,e house. 6he
COMES here from Martinsburg, "
ga. where she has been with the
same nartY for five Years.
Y. B. BISHOP.
Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1901-04-19
Preaching Appointments.

First aud third Sundays, Beulah II a..
n Campbeli's ). II. .. m.
Third sunday, lions Hill, Up m.
second Sunday, Stony Run II a. m
p, urth Sunday, Stony, Run II a, m;
Star Chapel 3p. M. Charles }, Boppel
Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1901-04-19

soo, ~ Ordnrfss
N.' ~
Mr, James Wiley went &" '''"'''''
~ ''
"Cepha)ginc' the great headache
cure at OrEdo'iTs.
Mr. d. O. Woods. of Back Creek
called to see us yesterday while III
town.
NJ w p Ca.,,.hol s,ou. LAST
sotrr1a, in MnD,y.,l attending to
ot,ic;,! ,,..:....:
Mes I,irn,,ia has ar. > na.. ...s az
,oo3, r. ,ys.,. ...... ...,.. >l,r!5 b,
nr|a. oi,ti.;.r
Pfof- . I Ae" o. %'"'''. '' :.
n""' C DIV, "' ~, "', wos ~
Dress hats. rap>, cai'orS, S'jE~,
flowers ard every '.'ng else III ,a;r
millinery at MS. tfim'l'S.
J + 5Aomatc WHO attended The
baltimore. u. Fl conference at
RoanoEe returned o"n" .a-l "'sh.
II ynu went y rr,n. g." -. Ettle
booklet "Dort" .eHG - rsaj* to
Rev.J. r. \. Coj.o. l',} CIouie.
Ne5.
Mr. " Prize ;.mo,,lI ava zoa
20 ~ - rru..
Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1901-04-19
WatCh Prosperity.

Whether good times or hard
times YOU need tie right time.
No firm is better equipped or
better prepared to pa! your watch
right than We.
Stake oae good resolution now.
Here 'tis:--"I'll leave my watch
with LANG for repairs that's "a
good resolution and will bring you
good time. H. L. LANG,
Stanton, Va.
Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1901-04-19
70 the Voters Of 0nterey Dis
.rict.

At the solicitation Of many Of my
friends and voters of the Monterey Dis
frict, thereby announce my candidacy for
Superyisor at the election to be held on
Thursday, May 20, 1901. If elected,
shall discharge the duties intrusted to
me faithfully and to the best OF my abili-
~. - H. II. Seybert.
Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1901-04-19

Preaching in Monterey every LIST
G4bbath at il am, and at Pis9ah
af8 80 pm; Pisgah every Bird Sunday
at lam, Monterey 73O pm. Grab
bottom every 2nd Sabbath at II a.
H., Hiehtown $3.50 pm; Hightown
4th Sal5;;th, II a. IN, Crab6ottom
: ~ ~ Jno. Ruff.
Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1901-04-19
Rev. H. A. Murrill, who will fill
the Methodist pulpit during the
n4xt conference wear together with

next conference year tOgether WIN
wife and.fami'v rived Yesterday
and ook posessi, Of The parsonage:
Quite q number of the members OF
his church we're at tue parsonage
~ liza him welcome.
H. IS reported on good authority
that ,.,sra, engineers are at work
a,. in- preliminary survey OF the
CheSnotake & Western Il. Il. near
Monterey and that they will short
tx 90 to Crahbotton. We hope
the continued reports will result in
rha fna! construction Of this much
talked Of road.
an interesting letter from Mil
fan. which came too late for last
issue gives +he following timely
na...,. ~ e are coming to town
enc nf these nice balny days aud
vii! ra:;e dinl e. wish the first man
,E"t invites a>'. Monterey people
sa.l'a r- 1a the qai yjye as their
hospitality mIgbt get aserious back
Se''
|" hacUonY with lhe aepu3lI-
can. 81 -iieeharY and i}ath coon-
Ues, Tie Highland HeP0hIioaNss
have nec,3aj i eEpehent 70 not
reue q e.ud'ds'" ~ represent oHf
Legislative District - ne "ons,.'o-
toat Convention wien f33e'5 III
.ieoaool, c,l Jane y, ioji'
&. D. Dudley, to9ifnlEn'
'' '''' '-~'''.
A'r. William Gibson, OF near
Monterey. who has been abstGT IN
" Va.. fnr the past year, IL the
a2aloy Of coal company in that
,ate is aamp on vacation, Ills
.s.rv ..i,.,.J.. ere glad TO welcome
,,.a.. ard IT, EnuV that ne IS Gaiuag
. along .icely ia his new lied. III
u.s. .:a5uata OF Nonsm"f2's bIs-
.na college: @tauuto1, &.
> .I,.t e+nJaols eror,
r. ~ 49, ~ tha .o1nfry are en-.
Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1901-04-19
Money Saving Facts
Oh JeWolry.
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up-to-date IN every respect. The
best catalogue We have ever sent
out.
SEEING rs BELIEVING
Send for one to-day. Free il you
mention this paper and tell what
you grow most.
james Vicks Sons,
3 Stone Street,
Rochester, N. Y.
Cut this Advertisement out and
send it with your request for a
Catalogue. lie you mention this
paper you will also receive pack
ct of Flower Seeds Free.-EnIroR-
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-10-31
ELECTION
OFFICERS
QUALIFY.
Sw3rn 10 Thsir Duties by Board
Of ofCanVasssTs- Coming Trans
for Ticket Rallies. ).

The members OF the board OF canvas
sers were busy again today in qualifying
the wardens. clerks and supervisors 10
a faithful performance their duties on
Tuesday next.
There are s. voting districts IN the city
and six Officers 90 each district. making
total OF Si2 and mp 10 o'clock this
afternoon over 25o had qualified. The
remainder must qualify before Saturday
noon or decline in due time in order that
the vacanacy may be filled. But one has
thus far declined and he was excused on
account OF being situated in his bust
ness thar he could not we'll accept. The
$40 "A day compensation is sufficient COM
pensation 10 preclude few declinatons
At a gathering of French speaking
voters In Springer hall. Olneyyille. this
evening Mayor Granger and other speak
ers will discuss the feasibility and Justice
of transfer tickets on the street railways
Al the Good Government rally in Music
hall. tomorrow evening, the principal sd-
dress will he delivered bY Rathbone CARD
ner. Esq. and Mayor Granger and other
prominent speakers will also he heard In
advocacy Of the system of transfer tick
cts There will be musical selections by
band AT intervals during the meeting
and A cordial invitation is extended the
public 60 attend.
Duplicates Of specimen ballots marked
for the Democratic nominees for general
| city officers and also for the candidates
| for the city council on the West ticket
| were issued today. The Sheahan men are
| working like beavers in the Third ward
| aud promise TO give their favorite at least
300 plurality.
| The amount OF taxes paid
| Yesterday was s2iia and the total for the
| past two DAYS $40 a92. Since Oct. 81. the
! last day when taxes could be paid with
| out interest. total OF fully $4,000 has
| been received. At that time SIS per
| cent Of the entire levy had been paid
and now IL exceeds 9i per cent-certalnly
1 a most satisfactory showing
| In conformity with the recent decision
| of. Gs supreme court two deeds, one lease
| and one transfer or lease i'm which IA
| ther and son were directly interested
| were filed with Recorder Joyce today.
The first deed is from James Lavell 20
| James Lavell. Jr of property on East
avenue. Pawtucket near the city line.
The second deed Is also from James La
! veil TO James LaYell Jr., of wholesale
! and retail liquor stores on Fountain
street, this city,
| The original lease is from Mary A.
Rogers TO James LaNell and James La
veil, ,Jr. of property on Delaine street
this city.
Now James Lsvell transfers his interest
In said lease 10 James Lsvell Jr.
These proceedings amicahly adjusts AL
former differences and places James La
veI Jr i'm full control Of the business.
The property of Eliza n. Psrmelee has
been attached in the sum Of 500 by the
Auburn Coal company.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-10-31
@Nk,r
SAss sisnssars = - svssy -. = ~ gsssne
Laxative Brome- Osainine sssass
the remedy that cures q cold In one day.
HEAVY LOSS BY FIRE.

Chicago III Oct. 3l.-A 6ve-story brick
building st 1il and 143 Ontario street. was
destroyed by fire early today. The build
ing was occupied by rhe Derby Stes m
foundry: the Chicago General Cleaning
work and Zimmerman 4 Company manu-
facturers OF shirt waists.
The Chicago Box companys building
was also wrecked.
The loss in building burned is estimated
AT Sso 900 half OF which - on contents.
The fire Is supposed to have started from
an explosion.
Fire also destroyed the three-story
brick cooperage shop OF John Johnson
AT 30 and 2l2 North Carpenter street,
causing A loss OF $4,000 Several persons
living i'm cottages adjoining the shops
were overcome by smoke and we're car
ried out by the police.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-10-31
MANY ATTENDED.
Funeral Of Samuel Foster Held
This Afternoon.

The funeral OF Samuel Foster. who died
Monday In the 99th year Of his age, was
held from his hate residence on George
street at o'clock this afternoon.
There was large attendance, including
old bankers, manufacturers, retired and
active business men. members OF the
Suuautum club and OF the Masonic ira
ternitY.
The service was that OF the Episcopal
church II was read by Rev. simon B
f3l+f44t,-..E stephens church. of which
MIR Foster had been regular commu-
meant for many years.
There were many very beautiful floral
remembrancfs. chrysanthemum predon-
mating
There were no honorary bearers.
The lnterment was al swan Point Gem
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-10-31
VERDICT FOR $500.

The jury that heard the testimony yes
terdsv Ia the case of Angelina Perrino
vs. Michael Gormley gave the plaintin
a verdict for $500. Plaintiff claimed CORN
ley cralcssly drove his horse AGAINST her
and "a a result she was Knocked down
aud badly injured. W NJ r. Bowen was
attorney for the plaintiff.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-10-31
NEW STANDARD OIL PLANT.

san Francisco. oct N.-Plans are now
completed. according 10 the Chronicle for
the esta blishment Of - large plant BY the
standard oil Co. al Port Richmond. The
plant will consist OF n refinery To which
oil will he piped from the Kern river dis
trict
A line Of steamers 10 supply the Oriental
trade rs we'll a. the Philippines and the
Hawaiian Islands slso will he established.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-10-31
VERDICT FOR DEFENDANT.

The Jury that hear testimony in the
case of Luke McGulggan against the
Pawtucket street RAILWAY company this
morning brought IN a sealed verdict in
Judge Dubois ocurt \ verdict for the
defendant WAS the result OF the jury's
deliberations
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-10-31
TRIED MURDER.
Then Harvey Shot Himself In
Tho Head and Died.

Buffalo. ~ ". oct. Sl.-Thomas J. Har-
vey, formerly program seller At the
American exposition attempted last
night 10 shoot William J. Mclaughlin
with whom ne boarded. The bullet went
wild. OF the mark and lodged In the hand
of an Indian named Charles Brave, who
stood nearby,
Harvey then shot himself in the head.
inNlctlng ~ wound which caused his death
today. Harvey had been drinking heaN-
Ia
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-10-31
the OREGON IN DRyOOCK.

seattle. wash. oct 3i.--The bsttleshin
Oregon b. now on tho government dry
dock a. the Puget Sound navy ward. un-
dergoing repair 10 her keel. which was
severely strained when she ran on the
rocks some months ago. She viii be given
a sneral oyerhsuiins and painting
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-10-31
STRUCK ON HEAD.
Continued From PAGE One

cause Of the accident, with view oi hN-
ine the responsibility for the same
The BOSTON store people say that the
nollce version of the accident IL incor-
rect.
R,nnctt went To the second floor opened
q door al the side OF the elevator Wen
10 make some repairs. -
'rhe elevator hoy offered TO close me
door. hut BENNETT said he would attend TO
E,.ldentlv changing his mind Bennett
leaned ever nut his hand out anN was
about to close the door. when the oe
scending counter weight MT MIN anu
pinned his head to the no"r'
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-10-31
SUDDEN DEATH.

Dennis Johnson. ~ years old. coiofeu
who formerly condtpted the Lopez STREET
mission died suddenly from natura
causes at 2S4 Gladstone avenue Al l;N
this afternoon.
with him aud was M the act of assisting
the old man to put on a shirt when death
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-10-31
HOLE IN CAR.
White Fell Through Il and Was
Severely Injured. 5

The New York. New Haven e. Hart
ford Railroad company is defendant IN
suit brought ny James ". White OF this
citv TO recover s201 MIR. White was an
employe Of the Merchants Miners
Transportation company on the 18th OF
last September.
The railroad company hauled several
ears Of freight TO the transportation com
pany's wharf and IL was Whites duty 10
helm empty the ears. There was a hole
in one OF the cars and White fell through
and received very severe injuries about
the legs and body.
W r. Rartlett Is Mr. Whites attorney.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-10-31
plop SCHOOL PUPILS SUSPENDED.

oswego. y. v, oct n.-Thirtesn hlsh
school students we're surpenoen pF oup';
pniits for running away from school
on Tuesdav. The boys almost created
reign Of terror. They entered school
hroke the furniture and disturbed the
school session.
They also interfered with nremen
rorklne az fire IN the business section
They unhitchsd horses In the streets snd
marched through town shouting ana sing
ing
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-10-31
A ErERNOON. S MORk.

The work Of this afternoon OF the
Rhode Island Institute Of Instruction Was
divided into three departments or rsec-
--ir,---- ~ -flElIlAArr and INCARCERATION
section. the grammar section ana the
higher section.
IT,. erammar section was held in In
fantry hall with Principal Isaac @. WIN
slow presiding
4 most interesting and Instructive adj
dress was given az this time by Hon.
Frank a Hil. secretary of the Massa-
chusrtts state Board Of Education, sub
iect. seven Lamps for the Teacher
Way"
to enable the teachers 90 attend the meet
ing in Manning hall
Manning hall was hled with teachers
and prominent educators who had assem-
bled there to listen To Dr Faunce. OF
Brown. and Prof w. h Homer. the direc-
tor OF the Rhode Island school OF De-
sign
Prof Homer spoke upon the theme
'rrhe appreciation OF Artistic Standards.
Dr Faunce followed with scholarly
address upon ''rhr constitution OF our
Higher schools to the National life.
Music by The Brown I diversity Glee
club also added much 90 the enjoyment
Of the afternoon in Manning hail
Ia the classical figh school the pil-
mary aud hndergarteu teachers from all
I parts of the state gathered
Here. Miss Sarah over Barnes presided
! and "a most Interesting demonstration TN
! phonics was given by class OF children
/ from the H}nldwin street school Of Paw
| uckct under the direction of their teach
or Miss sara r. Ames.
This Demonstration was followed by an
! Instructive Talk on "Chidrens Reading
by Dr Ida e.. Bruder. supervisor of pri-
| MARY aehuoil az Uuff4lp NaW York
| ~ b. anticipated that Infantry hali will
Doe packed this evening. when Chancel-
/ lor D. Benjamin Andrews nf Lincoln.
Nebras ska. formerly The president Of
, Brown tniNrfsitN, will BE- tho honorcd
! guest ~ the Institute and Wlll deliver an
address on The Problems ~ Greater
! America
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-10-31
ASSAULT AND BATTERY CHARGED.

oui, Rodinsky has begun suit ssslnst
isaac MsndeloNitz 20 recover Sp' nc
sIit "a hsss1 op an aussed A<ssun ana
hsttsry.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-10-31
pow,e Tell the Genuine.

The signature Of E. W. Grove appears on
every box 'of the genuine Laxative
Bromo- Quinine. the remedy that Cures
Cold in One Day.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-10-31

'rhe chief agencies of the moral edu-
cation of youth must be three-the nome
the church and the school
"trnfortunately there IL a fourth. the
greatest and most potent OF all-the
street" Dwelling upon this latter agency
the street, the speaker declared lhht
when the father II too much apsorpeo
in business 10 know his children. or the
mother is busy with bridge whist or
elaborate entertaining. or with saving the
souls of the Hottcntots, that she cannon
fnd time to live with her own daughters
then The soil IL ripe for seeds OF disorder
and vice and the crop Is wonderfully pro-
life
Until religion shall resume It's power
and A new home shall be set up IN pe'-
ter family the chief agency Tor training
the moral character OF chllufth must w
the public schools.
81 honor the Catholic church for lay
ing emphasis upon the religious eiemehts
OF education
"The decay OF religious authority, the
loosening Of religious practices poth
priyste and public. the widespread IN
dinerence OF the mass Of the people 10
oreanized religion iustifies the statement
that the church, understanding by the
term organized religion Of all forms ana
cree,ls. has too little hold upon the pa
rents themselves to net as strong deter
rent upon the wayward tendencies of
children
Al th. close of MIR Chapin's admirable
address a shori intermission occurred
AFTER which Mr. Luther Gnlick OF the
pratt Institute. New York spoke briefly
npon Motor Training In Relation l" IN
telectual Development
The morning session adjourned shortly
after " O'Clock.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-10-31
FINANCIAL NEWS
Nov YORK Siseks.

Reported by FLETCHER 4 rAPPANi
street floor, Banigan Building =,
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-10-31

Meanwhile. as another phase or ihls
same social condition, lawlessness has he
come the recognized attitude OF many OF
our great corporations, Of pohtcal or
ganizations, OF many business enterprises
and Of those men OF large means Wh"
covet their neighbOrs' wives Moreover,
the whole atmosphere OF American hfe
today tends to smartness ana inteHeetu-
al brilliancy, rather than 10 prolonged
and serious thinking. deep moral convic-
tion aud upright living
I'm our theatres, we demand the hreV-
lty and constant change of the Naude-
willie or increasing magnihcehce OF stsss
settings: I'm the press sensationallsm ana
spice: at church short sermons or none
at ali: in our reading the latest and much
hepuffed trash In fiction or that sugar
coated abomination, the HISTORICAL mover
and at rt1is because taest- -4ls-hlla IL
loo difficult 20 concentrate our attention
for any considerable time on serious
line of thought
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-10-31
LAWLEssNEss oF YorTH

Contlnuing. The SPEAKER touched upon
another side Of his theme which called
forth the unqualified approval Of his au-
dieucc 80 manifested by frequent ep-
rlsuse. Re ssid
''It " not pessimism. but sober sense
so snirn hat the most alarming feature
~ American lite ~ the iawleesncss ~ our
,oufh. Respect for his elders seems lost
faculty IN tho make up ~ the present
tay child. Property and person are con-
stsrty and Increasingly MADE 10 suffer AZ
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-10-31
THE INSTITUTE OF
INSTRUCTION MEETS
Sessions Held in Infantry Hall Morning
and Afternoon Several Interesting
Addresses Made.

the hands of that worst product ~ mod
ern society, the hoodlum
Juvenile profanity obscenity and IN
sulting epithets prevail I'm city and town
alike. and neither age, nor sex, nor weak
ness escapes.
The well hammered child rs becominl
So much a rarity AS 10 excite pleased an'
astouished comment and We as adult'
are NOT much better
"lfa man be unusually courteous ana re
gardful of others rights We most sus
gesuvely cali him a gentleman ot IN
old school And one observer OF mod
ern women has been 80 ungalant as e
write a book upon the 'Mannerless Sex.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-11-28

with expiring breath said; Notify VIII
lam Moore" That was an.
a special to the Tribune from Adrian
gives the following Detroit person, as
among the injured;
George Sweeney.
f. B. Richardson, express messenger;
head cut and both legs mangled.
H. B. Whitney, an Ontario railroad dis.
Hatcher. seriously injured.
1t is estimated that upwards Of 500 p.,.
sergers were On tho two trains
1t Is thought that all the irnmis amt,
were Italians going West from New York
The latest reports from Adrian ar. 70
the effect that there are eighty doad md
$50 injured, Of which twenty-five cases asa
serious. Fifty OF the eighty dead were
killed outright.
Engineer Strong Of tho Limited makes
tho following statement:
~ was running sixty.fvo miles an hour
when saw light on NJ. 13 shut down
to fifty miles. Jumped; So did my Ere
man. The first car was strong and WINS
not smashed. The second collapsed and
non a soul escaped"
William Storms, editor Of the Adrian
Press, who had just returned from tbe
wreck at o'clock this morning. tele.
phoned 10 the Associated Press that tho
cause Of thc disaster was the misleading
Of his order by Engineer Strong on the
Continental limited The order read: "Pass
at Seneca" but Strong understood TO read
Sandy Greek The conductor Of the train
read the order rightly. He did not know
that the engineer had misunderstood II
and supposed that his train was going on
a siding. Finding the train was running
fast, the conductor put on the air brakes |
himself. hut he WIS too late and lust
then the engineer set the brakes TO try |
10 avert the force Of the collision.
The engineers leg was broken and ne
was otherwise Injured.
Seven dead were taken out Of one car
IN the limited. All those on that train who
we're killed were on the car between the
moker and the dining car
Mr.. Stems said that the scene Of the
wreck beggars description. The night is
old and as there is but one farm house
djscent to the scene there was but little
heller for the sufferers.
The identified dead are:
JAMES BROWN. porter. Detroit
JOB MITCHELL. shoe manufacturer,
'etrolt.
Z. n. DENELL, Detroit.
GEO. W. WOMAN, capitalist, Kansas
ity.