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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-04-25
RIPPING RHYMES
MY GARDEN.
BY WALT MASON.

My garden sass begins Ia grow.
with rinE-tailcd sunsh"s m A ron.
and onion sets in line: III" valued
plants ar" locking pale. tn" Rrus-
. sells sprouts. tho luscious kalo but
wrcks are doing fine. II weeds wcr"
only good To rat my garden Mot
would hc 4 treat. sight for jnd"d
eyes: If jimpSon weeds were. good
IN boil. and didn't last Xix" castor
oil. my crop would h" n rriz". II
h"ans would grow Xix" rnrkl"hurs
my girls would all h" wearing fTrs.
and loaded with long green: and I'd
he strictly up to dnte and ride
around tho town in state in my
own limousine. II cahhagehcads
would only thrive. aS thistl"s do.
and keep alive in times Of drouth or
flood. might enjoy this sowing
seeds, and wrestling with tho husky
weeds. and Clawip In III" mud.
have IN coax tomato plants. protect
from tho bugs and ants. and shield
them from tho sun: ha"" 10 nurS"
them day by day. and then they wilt
and fagdc away. their course ZOO
quickly run. NJ: brana have gfnn" tn
Kingdom come. III" rndiShnS ar" on
the hum. thny ShrivelCl in two
days: hut EorC"nusly tn" milkw"rdS
grow. il They w"r" worth two cents
n throw they'd b. blamed hard In
raise.
Copyright by George Matthew Adams.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-04-25

In New York a Socialist member OF
the Board Of Aldermen refused to vote
for q resolution endorsing the Victory
Loan Perhaps these gentlemen were
strictly within their legal rights. as lc-
gal rights are today interpreted. but if
81. the conditions that protect them
ough, not to exist Il day longer than tho
shortest time in which they can be
changed. No man. either in or out of
office in the United States, ought to be
permitted either by word or deed, by
act Of omission or commission. to dis
courage. hamper or rctard the Victory
Loan. or any other loan proposed by the
United States government for fulfilling
in part the responsibilities incurred by
II In time OF war.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-04-25

day. They lasted for months ana th'
a-htinp At Chatcau-Thierry covered a
period Of about four weeks In those
bloody four weeks over 10 per cent OF
the marines who we're in constant action
were either killed or wounded No bat
! ties Of the Civil War showed so great u
casualty rate At Chickamauga in two
days. fighting $4,000 out Of 54.oo Union
soldiers were reported on the casualty
list. but Chickamauga was finished in
less than IS hours In view Of the en-
tirely different character Of the fighting
/ the American boys Of 1915 made very
, favorable comparison in ralor and sac
riticc with the boys OF '63 and ga
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-04-25
OUR WAR LEGACIES
49, tremendous lcgnrirs were l"ft ["

Two tremendous h'Sh''''~ w.
America by the world var.
ma nr Lrh,. tho ri her Of gratitude.
Tho ono will prnl'ahly hSSr'Ea'H
,,,n,b;ur ,rar 5uun Nhn. 400 when the
y1,,c - clear. And "" will ON" II 70
ourselves. -, ,r,.
rho other Will h" beyond all com
nr.hcnsion. And ihat ~ owe 10 | "''
Sar, and tn" boys VIII" won.
And We must not fail III our arnr"'
citation. ;,os &c,
,r Germany Threatened unr NATIONAL 'H-
ie,,nrn and our individual lih"T''eS
iusl as il Threatened raris.
Inst as il threatened IN" whoIc
world. ,u,d
today II. paying trbu'" :" TN" Kn,:''r'
We would hc, vass"ls nj Germany. W.
sims Of l'russianiSm.
That VIZ ar" not is who'F oh" W
1.nrIc Sans prompt and unpr'r"d"n''1
,-on,r,,,,,u 70 tho hnyS h" sent over
seas bv tho million. Ia III" miIll"ns "'
othcrs hr Was holding in reserve.
Tint and that alone threw i"a7 ava
p,nir into the hearts Of IN" 'i"rn'iH
ccu,ral staff: broke III" moral" 81 'h"
German horde: fnr"rd III" un"Nl"r't"h
,,,c, far an ,r,risiir" crr The Hun front
line had ben seriously pierced at HnE
point.
And had ,hr war lasted six months
Inn.cr il would have claimed Toll 81
nt Ions, hair a million American lives
We must nr.r. overlook ina lac.
Mover fail in nur grati'ud" thht mos"
rnld Stars ST" missing fr"H' IN" :"rNi'"
flags in The windows Of American
homes.
Enr forget that or"ry dollar y" pa
into Liberty bonds is eventually coming
back 10 MS
jus. as will cv"ry dollar "" pn' mi"
,hr Wet nry-l!h"riT loan.
We must pro-" our ErG'ltth" 10 IN
rlc sam and thos" boys IN khaki
Our debt 10 both is just ms Sr"2' -
whom the war WAS On.
1t is ;hr legacy Of war.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-04-25
SPENDING AND SAVING STATE FUNDS
The New Illinois Way ntelgen Regulating Public Expenditures
By HON. FRANK o. LOWDEN.
Governor of Illinois.
Governor of Illinois.

.,rriod -, and m a-ccirrt must be
krr, and reports rcnd rod. sho"inS INV
cxrcnditurc for such Hurp ':;r*. mr. W.
ror,nr IF finance in fn,:t, has AL INC
mower necessary - make hiE. Inc TO-
Sronsihlc financial head of these 1un'-
tinnS Of the state government us
charged BY III" governor. Inc powers
thus exercised by him hay" aIr'ady re-
suited in very larg" savings.
His mos, important duty. however
is thr preparation Of budget. re u
required To pro"ur" int"ru,arI"h as !"
tho revenues and expenditures TOT tE'
Two preceding years: the aprr"rr'f
tions made by tho previous general rs
srmhly: tho expenditures thfr"lroW' en-
cuuhronccs thereon and tho amounts
uncncumhcrnd and unsupported: ana hH
Is required IL make an estimate ~ enc
revenues and expenditures hooded for
/ The next two years. II" Is "mr"Wrr"h
by law 10 mako any inquiries and m
vcstigations needed as 10 any item d.
sired by any official charged with inc
expenditure Of public money.
Flo Ia required before tho first Of Jan
un,.v preceding rhc cNnrcninG OF IN"
general assembly 10 submit 10 IN" gov
ernor in writing his cstimnt" ~ rcF"-
nurs and appropriations Tor INC ncH'
succeeding two years. This Will enaPl,
tho governor to submit to tho genera
assembly a genuine state budget ~h>ch
he IS required 70 do not later IMAM '0u'
weeks after the assembly Cnnvencs.
The fiscal period Of our present ~
onnium began on July |. 1917. In Pc
| exercise by the director Of finance 81
his duty TO supervise expenditures. h"
began at once preparations Of thc bud,
get 20 he submittcr 20 our next general
assembly. which mc"ts in January Of
! ncxt year. Tabulations and detail" !
analysis Of expenditures during the cur
rrnt fiscal year are now heinE romPiirn
| for use in checking UP and cnnnarinS
tho requests for future Appropriations.
| His investigation OF expenditures. as
actually made. will greatly help h!rA
i when estimates arc submitted 10 him ~
! heads of departments in determining
whether the estimates ar" warranted or
not If not needed. he will reject them;
| if too large, he will reduce them.
| Under the administrative" cod" II IS
! thus possible for the governor To "NHr-
else actual supervision over thr altar
! of the state Every duty with which
h. Is charged falls under tho supcrv!-
! sion Of the direct or nf Some one Of the
nine departments. Tho directors or IN"
! denartments have their Offices in IN"
! state caritol and tho governor is in t6n-
stant touch with them. Under the oil
system he had 70 deal with more than
! l25 independents and unrelated aEcnci'S
| OF government scattered all over 'hc
| state
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-04-25
B. 60. Engineer FIeeS
After Shooting Friend

Special Dispatch to Tho Intelligencer:
MARTINSBURG, W. Va, April a.
Edward l.inthlcun is in the city hoSpi-
tul here, seriously wounded. as the re-
suit Of an alteration last night with
Joe May. n local Baltimore and Ohio
engineer, in which May pulled Il pistol
and shot his opponent twice. One bull
let Erazcd Linthicum's stomach while
another penetrated his right breast,
right lung and liver.
attending physicians believe he has
n fair chance to recover providing pneu-
monia does not develop. After the fight
May is said 10 have left Martinsbarg
on q west hound freight train and al
though nearby cities have been wired to
look out for him he is still at large
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-04-25
THE PROOFS OF VALoR

Official figures show that the Alncri-
can marines in tn" battle Of Chateau
Thierry had either killed or wounded
1es officers and 5.O73 men out Of 5000
officers and men who went into battle.
Battles in this war were not fought in
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-04-25

While Mr.. n. J. Cullinan would have,
undoubtedly. made very capable city
rnnnacr for thr short part Of the uncN-
pircd term hc is. perhaps. entitled TO
combinations on his decision not to &C
cop, the dubious honor.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-04-25

applied 20 tho World War Veteran Or
ganization. Six camps are now in oper-
atios, throughout the state and each
will s"nd delegates to the state meet
ing While the meeting is for the pur-
pose Of choosing ds>~>ates to the nation
al meeting ats 3 louis. May D. anu
TO- Wheclin%@ :.p has already CHOSEN
her natinnC delegates. 1t. Col. JACK
son Arnold. of Weston. who was in COM
mnnd of tho West Virginia troops over
seas and when they were on the state
fair grounds hero Is the temporary state
secretary.
o,,>< 1nN-oDv ,,peprN RnNnS
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-04-25
WAR VETERANS WILL
SEND DELEGATES
TO CHARLESTON

Wheeling Camp World War Veterans
will send delegates to Charleston. Fri
day May end. to attend state meeting
Of the american Legion" The Anlcri-
can Legion Is simply the national term
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1919-10-09
a WORD TO THE VOTER.

Most Of you have. doubtless, read
the platform upon which the Citizens
Ticket il seeking election 10 the man
aeemeut Of the citys affairs. and upon
which / am running for the office 81
Mayor
There are good many promises OF
reform IN this platform, but ] want o.
assure you that every pledge VIII be-
carried out. They were not made IN
haste nor manufactured as campaign
thunder This ticket T. anxious "a
have a business administration in the
city of Hickman
We need IT,
For instance:
| our streets are In a frightful condi-
ton. They should be put in decent
shape.
The sanitary condition Of the town
Is very bad alleys and some streets
are filthy The garbage cans are al
most a menace 10 health because they
are not regularly emptied- Many OF
the sewers are stopped up; weeds ought
70 be cut
There should be a season of law en-
forcement-and will be IL our ticket
il elected
our farmer friends have no place
place to park their cars. This Is an
other matter deserving the attention
Of our city Officers
We want TO make no distinction be
tween a gentleman's poker game and
"A negro's crap game. There should be
and equitable distribution Of law en-
fOrcement.
The working man and woman, the
people in modest circumstances. are in
need of a friend in official life. I'm
sanitary shacks and novels are rented
TO them by INSCRIPTIONS landlords who
do not attempt to keep their property
up TO sanitary specifications. build
walks or provide other necessary con
veniences. IT will be my purpose TO
see that everybody-white and black,
rich and poor-receive a like measure
of public benefit. regardless of what
section Of town they live in. Wall
Street should receive its just dues.
but should not be the, final place for
spending all the tax money, the only
Mace where an officer of the law can
be found, etc
This is not n "vall Street" ticket.
II you want a change In the present
status OF city affairs. give the Citizens
Ticket chance 10 bring IL about by
electing them. Old men have been In
office here for a quarter OF century,
and have accomplished nothing. Give
the younger men a chance; this Is an
age when young men are successfully
managing the worlds big business af-
fairs. We have no political axes 70
grind-we merely want 10 pull Hiek-
man out OF the rut and make IL the
town IL could be and ought to be.
Respectfully,
10. WEST.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1919-10-09
a HOUSES BURN
Three Residences and Church Rurp
Early Hours This Morning.

Fire Of unknown origin broke out I'm
the old Boston" house. between -
and o'clock this morning. and the oc-
cupamts John sexton and family. had
barely time to escape. The big. old =
story frame residence burned like povy-
der and was totally destroyed. togeth-
or with the contents.
The flames soon spread 20 adjoining
houses. two three-rOOm residences. o.
cupied by Allen Macklin and George
Curtis. negroes. They saved their
household goods. but the houses burn.
ed These houses were owned by Scott
Barl,ce The Boston residence was
owned by = r. Glidewell
The small church building. owned by
the Methodist lwhitel church. went
next together with furnishings
The loss will amount 20 about $500
o. $500
The fire depa rtmeut responded. bat
had trouble ina getting sufficient water
% combat the blaze. Fortunately. q
down. pour 81 rain started shortly aftel
the fire got well under way and thi,
doubtless saved other adjacent build
ings
This IS the first time Hickman hai
had a fire since last March.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1919-10-09
PROMINENT CITIZEN
X Burnett. of This City. Died sud.
denly sunday Night.

Arr 30 on Sunday evening the earth |
L. career of r. r. Burnett came 10 1
,,..aceful close at his home on Troy |
- inst outside the city limits of
Hickman
NJ Burnett has been In frail health
- . long time but was active 10 the
,s,,,i, Of his strength 10 the very hour
- his death. He had complained that
~. d,v seemed SO long because he had
-, been able 20 20 10 church, and was
-, inside bv the rain. He and his
-. were together and be had just
,,.s.d his Bible from which he had been
o.,ir,, and had opened his sunday
-.t,,,I ouarterly when she noticed his
sa,d slowly drOop and fall upon his
t,.sorn She spoke his name and went
- rim but ne had fallen asleep and
~ shirt had left its earthly house
tte was born in Rutherford County
Tenn near Murfreesboro. In January.
,StS and died October 9Th. 1919. being
!, his 7snd year. lie was baptized
"a united with the Christian Church
| 81 92rd. ISL lie leaves wife. 10
II ,rhom he was married lss>. one daugh-
.er three brothers. one halI-hr"thef.
tsro half sisters and his step-mother.
The funeral services were conducted
IL home Mf = ~ I Nit--AliF NAANA NUN
~ y l.. Miley and IL. VI. Grain. Mr.
p.rrett had charge Of the remains and
.Itbough there was great crowd 81
: .ao,,le attesting 90 the high merit Of
- man and showing great sympathy
and devotion 90 the family, there wac
-. confusion. After the singing and
ing and a few appropriate word.
- consolation. large concourse 81
,ala,ive-S and friends followed the body
- the citv cemetery where il was ten
, DERBY laid away and covered over VIII
deep blanket OF heautiiui flower
NJ which spoke eloquently OF the tendel
memories OF his friends.
I, Thus there has passed from our mihs
.,otber prominent and highly esteem
. "a citizen. \ familiar figure AM
; highly respected man Of Influence. ~
!. community extends it, sincere chris
,t.,,, svnpathv 10 the whole family. ant
especialIy 10 the bereft wife AM
: | daughter.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1919-10-09

Mrs. T. L. Miley has been on the sicl
list this week.
For SaIe-3O head average size goats
50 a head.-John Jennings. lO-Isr
Stone jars for kraut and ketchup-
all sizes.-at Andrews Cash Store.
Your 5 buys as much as the otbe,
fellows 5 at Barrett X Ledford's. think
IL over.
Mrs. John Holland and daughfer
Mary. of Paducah. are visiting he,
father. J. 4. Stubbs.
Roy BetterswOrth has returned from
Greenville. Miss. where ne has been
working in HOlcombe's drug store.
An unusually heavy rain fell here
last night. IL was accompa MED by con-
siderable wind and lightning. but mo
damage has been reported.
Fulton County Fiscal Court met hero
Monday In regular monthly session. am,
continued until noon Tuesday. Thor.
was only the general routine of bus,-
ness before the court
The first snow Of the season fen 40
Helena. Montana. Saturday. In the
valleys II melted but the surrounding
mountains were covered
F. BetferSworth. accompanied nv m
j. q. Stubs. went 10 Nashville Mondav
70 the hospital His gums have hoo,
bleeding a great deal since his teetb
were extracted a few days ago.
Mrs. JOdie Browder and dauehter
Helen. win Thompson. John Porter
Kelly. Bailey Huddleston and wife 90
Fulton. and Arnold Ryan. of Owers-
boro. attended the funeral OF r.
Burnett
]. o. Ciapp. for IL years superinten-
dent Of the c. NJ. 4 c. II. r.. and sine.
that line was taken over by the r.
X. r. acting assistant train master 80
the Memphis division. has been trans
ferred TO the Louisville division a.
chief clerk 10 Superintendent Ouiple.
with headquarters at McComb civ
Miss.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1919-10-09
Adv)

Syd Dodds and his brother-in-law, c.
r. BaItzer, disposed OF a small tract
of land yesterday TO Mrs Katie Lou
Parchman. wife of Hal Parchman'
consisting of 121 acres near the VII
lage of Baltzer. for which they receiv-
ed $500 per acre. cash rms only IN
cluded the land and the houses Dnl no
farming implements or mules. Wmie
this may seem high to some people ~
,s the present average price Of land in
this section and since this tract is very
SETTLE and highly improved IL vas con-
ssdered n bargain.-Clarksdale Miss
Register.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1919-10-09
Net Halt.

Ths ECKER doesn't always tell every
thing that happens In Wall street.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1919-10-09
6 TO Pen.
Five Whites and One Negro Carried =.
Eddyyille Yesterday.

During the last term Of Fulton ~,
cult Court. six men were given penjssr
tiary sentences-each of them set,i,..
two years. There were five white mo:
and one negro as follows.
Paul and Albert McGOwen and Che.
ter Watts, convicted of stealing a For,
car from NJ. l. Boulton and selling n A.
Mississippi. Plead guilty.
Tom Simpson. forgery.
W. II Alexander. forgery.
Herbert Nance (negrol. forgery
They were taken in charge OF Sber;a
Walker Deputy Al Thomas. Tailor q
a Murchison and Policeman Joe wan
who left with the prisoners yesterda,
morning
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1919-10-09
432 REGISTER
All Parties Well Represented i'm Tues
days Registration Here.

There was considerable activity here
Tuesday on the part OF representatives
OF the various parties and contending
factions in the city election I'm getting
the voters % register The result was
that 4i2 got their names on the regis
tration books in Hickman. divided as
follows.
East Hickman: 50 Democrats; 81
Republicans Independents total
1GG
Old Hickman: 122 Democrats. "a
Republicans; IL Independents total
2Oz
West Hickman: 30 Democrats: -
Republicans 4 Independents total 90.
Fulton. we understand. had a regis
tratiOn OF about coo.
Voters I'm either Of the cities ~ TICK
man or Fulton who failed 20 register
will not be entitled TO vote in the CONF
ing election
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1919-10-09
SCHOOL NOTES.

Some Of the schools have devised
plans by which the children can earn
money for their contribution TO the
new Kentucky Children's Home. The
children at Fair View have agreed 10
save an egg a day for the month Of
October. Some OF the schools are plan
ming entertainments.
The Teachers Association for the 2nd
Division will meet Saturday. October
18th The program and place Of meet
ing will be announced next week
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1919-10-09
Corsets and Brassiers

We carry the well known line of KABO
LIVE MODEL CORSETS and BRAS
SlERS. All kinds silk camisols KABO
line childrens under bodys
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1919-10-09
CHRISTIAN CHURCH.

Bible School az 10 O'Clock sunday
morning followed by communion and
preaching az IL There will be- no night
services as / have 10 leave for the Ma
uonal Convention at Cincinnati in the
afternoon Note the change In the
time. This Is done 80 that everyone
can be on time for the very beginning.
Rev. r. l.. Miley. Pastor
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1919-10-09
DERRICK BOAT SINKS.

Derrick boat No. A. property Of the
Mengel Box Co. sank here Monday
morning after hard fight TO keep the
boat up. There was quite a severe
windstorm after midnight sunday night
the wind beating the boat on the shore
and causing II 10 spring a leak so badly
that finally II sank. water coming In
faster than II could be pumped out.
This boat was valued ar about $4,000
and was used at their plant here In log
department.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1919-10-09
Orlain OF Apple DumpIlnax.

4 dumping Is "A good old English
dish and cOmes from the word dump
en-. that meant TO throw down sudden
" and the diminutive ending ling. The
idea was a little cake that was made
by throwing raw rough dough into boil
ing water.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1919-10-09
THE NAT REISS SHOWS
Popular Carnival Company Exhibiting
I'm Fulton All Week.

The Nat Reiss shows. under the aus
pices OF the Fulton County Public
Health service. Is showing 10 large
crowds In Fulton this week.
They have Il big shows 4 riding de-
vices ? free acts and big bands All
the shows are clean and up-to-date and
large crowds from Hickman are at
tending.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1919-10-09

For SaIe-Sow and ten pigs for milk
Phelps. Meneel Lane Up
.From A TO lizard" at 5 o'clock Fri
day evening at the Court House
For SaIe-Nice Broom house and two
Lots in Henry Addition for $500 and
GOOD terms. Apply at Courier office
1929 p
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1919-10-09

Our stock Of shoes is complete We can
III every foot i'm the whole family with
solid leather shoes: I'm fact this l. the
only kind we carry in stock. Every
shoe marked I'm plain figures and one
price TO all
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1919-10-09
Trade and Save

When shopping at this store you are
always assured OF getting your moneys
worth and a saving besides. Our stock
was bought when the market price was
down, and now we are selling far be-
low the present wholesale market price
Our Fall line of dry goods. shoes, no
tions. hosiery. ladies' Ready-to- Wear.
is complete and as usual ready to serve
you
The sun., 1919-02-25
FINANCIAL NOTES.

me Southwest National Bank OF Kansas
"ny NO. capitalized at $4,000. 900. has
-arged its name TO the National Bank of
.'Fnmerce.
Lee, Hlgginson a CO. have sold 81, 600 600
Hayes Wheel Company HrEt mortgage 7
r'- cent. sinking fund gold bonds at %
M interest.
/ D Noii & Co. are Offering Town Cot
IN Mills. Inc. per cent. preferred stock
9TH a bonus OF 30 per cent Of common.
The arm Is also issuing a circular describ-
'rg the company.
Hslor Robert l.. Bacon Of Kissel. Kirni-
'1t' & Co. has returned to his desk after
'ro Years Of service with the Field Artn-
.-TF
Directors Of the Knox Hat Company
N7E" pa saed tho usual sefni-annual dlvI-
,.-l On the first preferred stock.
NanCa Commercial Itaiiana announces
f1Hr i's branches at Trento in ITALIA IRE
r"tta' and at Marsellles. France. are now
open for business The bank will also open
= branch at Trieste on March I.
charles IT, Forster has been elected Vice
p''dent and treasurer Of the Superior
Morris & wiimar.h. members Of the
Produce Exchange. are issuing a market
, ,,,gr e p Food requirements VS.
4 H. Townssn. formerly OF Kean. Tay-
- T. Co. is now connected with the bond
--ra!tmcut q the irving National Bank.
Chandler Bros. Co have Issued a cir
g. 81 on P!ttsburg and West virginia.
rhs New York agency OF the Anglo
'm"rioan Bank will remove TO larger
tEsrtars at 40 Broadway,
oto"3h connnn'real.h Eai-~r Company
"rs' mortgage per cent. gold bonds al
market. Yielding over w per cent.