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The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1920-01-22


- GIuIs AM WOVEN WANTED
ilinds Of hotel work. private, families
holsekeepefs, maine Hotel A6sn.?,
- MAN 81, bangor NE ~"
BEAUTIFUL RATERNAL CT ARTs
of Light in Masonry. Links of odd
Fellowship. and brotherhood of lythi-
HnISm giving 3 degrees Of eacH ORDER
% hy y inches in eolors. slin eaoh
~. Brewer NJ. iR3'I
Der 90, Bingham -a9
" NNTED PARTNER--I " MT NAV
1ad @If" o. laiz iHsW PN Oh home
7a3 ss ~ I4,. - -a1"'a5elI i f1rns
z#ad I'D III ~ I.ardars 70 f5lta5
,.5=#,,54 - b, f{f,tFtra fer right MARTY
.,,..ft fao f',,IsIr1d de1lars reauired. Il
lf4rri=& 81 TN. New Uerriclz House
4 ~ Ouirbv. brighton. Mass. 2w5
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~..sfions for 9se 2G.. I3rlee nl,,izall..#
tna tab14fa Il "a posfnaid E.r.d Il
treble so Main st bingham 9w9
.,,,,,, 80. 49,, -,
NNNI TED Al ~ ~ ANt
several customers who VIII buy farms
as soon as spring opens BRING OF
send Ia your d3serlptlonS as soon as
p'97lpi,' 80 I'LL = = uiii',o - ~
IL Min g a1adisan So.
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u / >, AndfeSS '3ha T. o. hart lh Ton;
NoffldgeWock. Eel. 2i-92. "W@f
PREPARED HORSE RADISH For
sale. W II. Roderiek, Patten Court
rear or the Sko"heSan trust toInpanN,
Sko"hegan tn
SECOND HAND GOODS BOUGHT
and sold. See me before buying or
selling furniture. household goods. etc,
f. Parkman' II Leavitt St tf2
RE&D ruIS-oTR ENTIRE, STOCK
Of Winter coats inrlndinr Misses
Iadirs and Cto,,t sizcs IN tbe d.sirable
fa brics inrIndinp Biarix p1nsb AZ preat-
~ reduced prices from $3.50 up. Sale
continues to Jan. 31st 1870 \ com
prehensve assortment of taffeta. satin
and serge dresses sizes 16 to a. Get
YOURS now while the assortment Is
good. r. o. Files Fairfield. Tel. 26-2.
6w2
u u.D,,. nv, sU, s,s
oh eonnt, ~" 900 ,1a,.ir9I t,nsit, an
for n man aconainted Vim fsrninr
Exberience not necessary hut honesty
md industry are Sfeady work CobI
Co Franklin Mass W..
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>aenf q II Gates lI,noyor 81 Sllaty.
hogan. 4we.
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N'.f. Mac eE IN 1l55Gop' ZIP
cock 1'Hlahs. NarI.@ !" nun
IL tli,,!iil,,s ..,d e,iI 10,
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OF zee cream ana f''hay nv aI"4
fnu en',inmenf If 6rsf rIass en- :.
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STATE OF MAINE
Gum berIand, ~. Superior Court


January Term, \. D. 1920.
SAMUEL CLARK. JR. JOHN T.
SkOLFIEip and FRANK d. TRUE,
firm name and style of y. w TRUE &
%. and having place Of business at
Portland in the County of Cumberland
and state Of Maine. Plaintiffs versus
ALEXANDER SHEPHERD of Main
stream in the Town of Harmony in
the County of Somerset and said State
Of Maine. Defendant.
Action of assumpsit to recover the
sum of ONE HUNDRED TWENTY
n$E DOLLARS and EIGHTY-EIG
CENTS t$l21SS) alleged to be due the
Plaintiff from the Defendant accord
ing to the declaration in said Plain
tins writ. The writ is dated Novem-
Der fourteenth, \. y. 1919. and was
made rcturnable to the January Term.
1920, of said Superior Court.
Ad damnum Three Hundred Dollars
Attorney for Plaintiffs;
CLEMENT f. ROBINSON
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(I4. -
Upon the foregoing, the Court orders.
That the Plaintiff cause the above
named Alexander Shepherd to be noti-
fed of the tendency of this suit by
publishing once week for three
weeks successfully in The Independ-
emit Reporter a newspaper printed in
Skowhegan in the County of Somerset,
an abstract of the Writ and Declara-
ton and this Order of Court thereon.
the first publication to be thirty days
at least, before the term of said Court,
to be holden at Portland aforesaid. on
the first Tuesday of March A. D. 1920
that he may then and there in said
Court appear and show cause, If any
he have why judgment should not be
rendered against him and execution
issue accordingly.
Attest:
LINwOOD F. CROCKETT,
Clerk.
Abstract of the Writ and Declara-
ton and order of Court thereon.
Attest:
LINWOOD F. CROCKETT,
3w4 Clerk.
The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1920-01-22

BLACK GELDING FOR SALE-FOVR
wears old. weight around 1900. ]. L.
wilson Skowhegan, r. Madison. Sw2.
SMALL HOUSE FOR RENT-IN-
oUIRE of w. B. Moody, Pleasant St,
Skowhegan. til
ONE SET (NEw) WEED TIRE
chains for 36x4h tires for sale, 5000.
Also a used set same SIZE $3.50. r.
T. Patten, Skowhegan. TIL
EATON MOUNTAIN FARM, 200
acres for sale over 1000 apple trees
buildings that would cost $4,000 to
construct. Splendid fields and wood
lots. Price $4,000. r. T. Patten. TIL
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sTENoGR APHEH WANTED. MUST

STENOGR APHER WANTED, MUST
have fair proficiency in Shorthand and
tXpewrting. No knowledge OF book
keeping required. New England
Lumber Co, bingham. ti3
HAVE a o II. y. GASOLINE EN-
CINE for sale, also G. II. c. Engine.
Cheap and in good condition. V. W.
Goodrich Scion. IVY
IHANE FoR SALE A SLEIGH WITH
Set-oVer, first class condition, Used
two season. II. b. Stafford. 379 Wat
er 81, Skowhegan. Tel 1873. tf3
y
SEVEN PASSENGER STUDE- .
BAKER automobile, series IS, for '
sale. Excellent condition. Tires
in good shape, including two .
spares. Has been run only about
5000 miles. G.. \. Wentworth,
95 Water St, Skowhegan tf9
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for sale Disc is 3-s inches in dia-
meter equipped with cord 10 feet long
and plug for attaching to incandes-
cent light socket. Outfit would cost
$40 new Has never been injured
WIN sell for $3.50 r. T. Patten. tf49
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RESSES, chamber maids, laundresses,
general and kitchen workers. etc. Priv
ate family, hotel and restaurant Tel:
ond 7. Mrs. Hawley, 7S0 High ST.,
Path. Tel. 1875. 50w3
KNITTING YARN FOR SALE DIRECT
from manufacturer, at $2.25 a pound.
Made of Maine fleece wool and thor
ouRhly secured Also a great bargain
in gray, at $3.50. Write for samples.
n. A. Bartlett Harmony. Avs
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WAN WANTED TO SELL SEEDS IN

"aeh county. good paNlng p0siti0n
for man acquainted with farming.
Experience not necessary but honesty
and industry are. Steady work cobb
Co Franklin Mass 1W2s
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MAN THTe-OTR ENTIRE sTOCl

Of Winter coats including Misses.
Ladies and Stout sizes all the desirable
fabrics including Black Plush al great
~ reduced prices from $3.50 up. Sale
continues to Jan. 31st 1920 \ com
prehcnsve assortment of taffeta. satin
and serge dresses sizes Is to a.. Get
yours now while the assortment Is
good. r. o. Files Fairfield. Tel. 2G-2.
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wANTED-ANNTHI GOOD

That is antique. ship Paintings
Autographs and ship Models.
Gate Leg Tables, Brass knock
ers. Andirons and Fire Sets. old
Hammered Solid Silver Pieces.
Antique Furniture of all kinds.
VIII call anywhere. Send for
list of articles wanted. Boston
Antique Shop, II Milk st. Bos
ton, Mass. TIE
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EnR SALE CmEAp-sEN.En AI

md few other makes at your own
offer; also attractive terms on new
maehines. Apply Authorized Singer
Agent. G. II. Gates. Hanover St SHOW
hogan I'VE
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TWO SETS CHAIN TIGHTNEn

for sale. Both for large size wheels
one set Slightly damaged) soc. The
other set practically new) $l25 r.
T. Patten. til
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will be advanced as fast as ties are
made out in the woods and balance
paid as soon as ties are delivered on
line of railroad. Robinson & Towue.
Madison. SH50
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ING horse, also harness and wagon.
il desired. May be seen at Y. \.
Withee's Sable on Maple St Inquire at
afternoon tfIq
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Fine link gold watchehain. between
American Wooden CO. Mill and Skow-
hogan House Suitable reward. +. NJ.
Stevens, IL Federal St, Boston. or may
be left at INSTRUMENTATION Office
2w3'
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new Iive-wire Mail order Ma gazine,
contains money making plans for
EVERYONE. 10c a copy, Augusta Mailing
Agency Dept. S, Augusta. 6w3
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CooK AND TABLE Girl WANTED
1t once. Apply at ShaWs Restahr-
ant Water 81 SkoWhegan. +.
#sio,. wi"
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Nigue for sale. situated on East Front
st. Two and one-half story house. con
tanning IA finished rooms. with shed
and stable connected All in good re-
pair. Large garden and lawn A
beautiful home. Reason for selling,
present owner lives out Of town VIII
be sold at very low price. For in
formation inquire at % East Front St
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1920-11-12
EAST BARRE

Owing to difficulties in securing a
srst-class orchestra for their annual
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1920-11-12
TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY

FOR sALE--5o Rhode Island Reds, May
hatched. pullets; Bornice Flanders. WASH.
ington. Peoples phone. sVo1o
TO RENT-Smzil tenement on Upper Hili
street, in good condition; inquire Of MIS-,
Fritz Jackson. @Voe,
FOR SALE Four-weeks-old PIGS. Hubbard
squash and Danish Ball cabhages r. care care,
ton, N Highland Ave. phone 4si.M 2ootl
NOTICE
The annual meeting of the Barre LOCAL
N. Il. M. p. A.. Will he held in Worttser
hall, Saturday, Nov. 10. at p, m. Al
entertainment and light refreshmepts viii
he served. There will also be music for
those who wish to enjoy dancing after the
business meeting. All farmers and dairy,
men with their wives are invited 70 ettena
whether they are members of the N. r, NJ
p A. or not. Don't stay at home and ma
fault about the price OF milk. Come out
10 these meetings and let the fellows higher
up know what want
~ NJ. L. TOWNE, President.
gotta
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1920-11-12
TALK OF THE TOWN

Read Shea's special adv
Auction. City Auction Market oat'
urday.--adv.
New sheet music on sale to-day at
Bailey's Music Rooms.--adv.
All roads lead to Shea's big mark
down shoe sale Saturday. adv
Violin strings, bridges, bows and
cases on sale at Bailey's Music Rooms
adv.
Notice: Wednesday, Nov. II, rum
mage and food sale at Episcopal yes
try.--adv.
Special prices on genuine pearls, dia'
monds and rubies at Burr's Jewelry
store adv.
Meat pie supper by the men at the
Presbyterian church Saturday night
Everybody welcome. adv.
The ladies of the First Universalist
church will hold the second dance OF
their series next Wednesday evening,
Nov. II, Rowland hall Carrolfs or
chestra, Gents, 81; extra ladies, Toe.
adv.
Immediate deliveries can be made
on all types of Dodge cars, Now is
the time to get a sedan or coupe. A.
d. Hayes, Dodge dealer, IA Main street,
Montpelier.
Rainbow fair" Rowland hall. Food
sale Saturday afternoon. Afternoon
tea served by the ladies OF 0. 4. ).
/, 9 to 5. Have your fortune told over
the tea cups" No admission charged
Saturday afternoon.-adv.
The bishop will send Rev. Arthur
C. Peabody of Windsor to speak on
the nation wide campaign in the church
of st. John the Baptist, WebsterVlile,
Monday, Nov. Is, at $3.50 p. m. ana
| in the Church of the Good Shepherd
Barre, at s p. m. All invited to hear
him.
Our line of leather bags is the best
in Barre. Our line of leather goods
| is the largest in town. Our prices
are lower than any other. Lander $
Cigar Store, Lander's billiard parlor'
The Schultz mutual profit coupon CIV
en- with all purchases. 92 and 100
North Main street.--adF,
Rev. York A. King, ID. D.. OF Law
renee. Mass, spoke again last eve
ming at the Baptist church. He speaks
| again tonight at 1880 at the same
place. On Sunday at 1890 he win
deliver an address and also IN the
evening at o'clock. No one should
miss the Sunday evening service. DR..
King will speak on the subject, The
Cause and Cure of Bolshevism. These
services are free to all, and all are
given a cordial invitation 10 attend
| DR.. King is anxious to have all ON
GERS and teachers of the Bible school
meet him tonight at 7 o'clock in the
yestry
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1920-11-12
WILLI4MSTOWN

Miss Evelyn Nj. Covell Of the teacher
training department at Montpelier
seminary has been teaching in East
Montpelier Center for the past two
weeks.
Rev. John Irons, FORMER pastor OF
the Congregational church, has lately
been in town for short stay and call
on friends.
George Gordon and family have
moved from the lower part OF Mrs.
Anna Hutchinson's house on the Barre
road to Ralph Gales house At the
foot of Quarry street
Carl l.. Bombardier is at work in
Barre
Mr., and Mrs. Samuel Wales are Wis
iting Mrs. Wales brother, Know ton
Howard, of Randolph.
Horace Lasell of Springfield arrived
in town last night and is the guest OF
his sister, Mrs. Orville Walbridge,
Clarence Wilfore has made a deal
with the Standard Oil company at
Barre for the use of his pair of horses
this winter and is working for Fred l..
Poor.
Drs. Vernon and Anna Edison OF
Woodsville, n. H., were in town Sun
day and Mrs, Hattie l.. Poor and grand
daughter, Miss Rachel McAllister, re-
turned with them for a visit.
Clarence Bailey is home from Barre,
and was able to come to the village
with the cream yesterday morning. He
has been at the Barre City hospital
for an operation for appendicitis.
Centenary NJ. Z. church-Rev. Alba
NJ. Marley. Sunday services--l0:45 a.
m, sermon, "The Growing of the King
dom" We would be pleased to have
you worship with us. IL m, Bible
school. A place and welcome await
anyone in our classes, 1880 p. m, un-
ion gathering in Congregations church
Tuesday evening, 1880, Epworth
league, theme, winning Our Friends
for Christ" Leader, Frank CoveH. Our
Young people invite large attendance.
At the close Of the service everyone Is
invited to the parsonage forea sing and
good time Thursday evening, 1880. a
service of songs prayer and helpful
scripture lesson at the home OF Miss
Gertrude Martin. The pastor viii have
charge. Let our people make special
effort to be present.
Congregational church Pastor, C. i.
, Walsh. Services Sunday al l0:4o,
topic, "The Sensational Discovery of
German Doctor of Literature Sun
| dav school at IL m. Evening, 1880,
union service. when there will be a
lecture on Turkey and the Great
War" illustratd by rs colored slides
Don't forget the supper and entertain,
ment at the church this FRIDAY eve
ming.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1920-11-12
Card of Thanks.

To the granite manufacturers who
closed their sheds, 10 the merchants
who suspended business and TO all
those who in any way took part IN
and helped to make the Armistiee day
in Barre a success and com
memoration we owe our gratitude and
take this means of expressing cur
thanks.
Barre post. No. 10, American Legion.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1920-11-12
BETHEL

Henry Gilbert of Boston has bought
George Parkers place on the Gsysvilie
road and will take possession at once
Until Mr. end Mrs Parker vacated the
house, Mr. and Mrs. Gilbert were
guests at G. Oryille Reeds
The senior class will conduct food
sale Saturday afternoon in the room
formerly @sed by Mrs. Msrtell for a
millinery store
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1920-11-12
W4SHING7O ON

The funeral of Mrs. Eliza B. Dick
erman. who died Wednesday a. the
home of Mrs. l.. A. Corcoron, will be
held at the Corcoran home Saturday
morning at 10 o'clock, with burial in
the family lot in the Washington Gem
etery
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1920-11-12
WEBSTERVlLLE

Owing to difficulties in securing a
orchestra for their annual
Thanksgiving ball, the Esst Barre
fremen have decided to hold their an
nual dance on Friday evening, Nov ~.
CAROLS orchestra of hre pieces mas
been secured to furnish music. Dancing
from s until ,. Admission, including
war tax, Sl.25.-ady.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1920-11-12

Thanksgiving ball, the East Barre
firemen have. decided to hold their an.
nual dance on Friday evening, Nov. ~.
CAROLS orchestra of five pieces has
been secured to furnish music. Dancing
from s until ? Admission, includias
war tax. Sl25.-sdv.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1920-11-12
CR4NITEVILLE

Owing to difficulties in securing a
first. class orchestra for their annual
Thanksgiving ball, the East Barre
firemen have decided TO hold their an
nuaI dance on Friday evening, Nov. -
CAROLS orchestra Of FIVE pieces has
been secured to furnish music. Dancing
from S until 2. Admission, including
war tax, Sl.25.-adv.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1920-11-12
Card of Thanks.

We wish to express our heartfelt
thanks to the friends, relatives and
neighbors for their sympathy and kind
ness 10 us in the loss of our child;
also for the flowers and to those who
loaned their automobiles and teams.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward LaFountain.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1920-11-12
EAST BROOKFIELD

Service Sunday at 2 o'clock p. m;
preacher. Rev. c. f. walsh. topic. The
1hurch and the Radical Spirit Of the
Age" This is the second sermon on
his subject. Come to church. Get the
nsniration and the habit.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1920-11-12
Mems Club Supper.

The following supper will be served
nv the Mems club in the Presbyterian
church Saturday night from to .;
Meat pie kiced Potsloe7
Pickles SALAD
Assorted pics. cakes, tea and coffee
Adults, soc; children 25c.-adv
The herald., 1920-02-12

the undersigned Recorder Of MORT
cages n and fer the Parish Of Orleans,
state 81 L6uisiana. de hereby certify that
he abevs and foEege1ng Act e Ipcor-
The herald., 1920-02-12
CHARTER.

ate powers vested in a Board OF Directors
consisting of four members, TO be elected
by the stockholders ut meeting to be-
held for that purpose on the first Monday
in January of each year. beginning ia
1921, or, when that day is holiday on
the next succeeding day. In the election
of officers or directors, each share of stock
shall be entitled to one vote. The first
Board OF Directors shall be composed OF
Chas. \. SCbeXnayder. Harry y. Henson,
Claude l.. StheXnayder and Minnie Hen
son, all of New Orleans. Louisiana. with
ChaS. \. ScheXnayder President: Harry
II. Henson, Vice President, aud Claude J..
ScheNnayder, Secretary and Treasurer.
ARTICLE VI-The names and postOffice
addresses OF the subscribers OF these ar
tirles of incorporation and the number OF
shares of stock which each has agreed to
take in this corporation are as follows.
ChaS. 4. ScheNnaSdcr. New Orleans, La
shares; Harry y Henson, New Orleans
La, . shares; Claude =. ScheNnaydcr, New
Orleans, La, shares; Minnie Henson
New Orleans La. shares.
Thus done and passed al my office in
the city of New Orleans Louisiana. on the
day and date herein first above written, in
the presence of Is. A. Campbell aud W. H.
Dunbar, lawful and competent witnesses
who affiN their signatures hereto. together
with the incorporators ana me. Notary.
after due residing of the whole.
Witnesses; Il. \. Campbell. W. u. Dun
bar.
toriElnalD Slgnedb thaS. y. SCheNuay
der. Claude ScheNnayder, Minnie Henson.
Harry n. Henson.
tSigned.l JOHN u. MN. JR.,
Notary Public
state of Louisiana, Parish of Orleans.
City of New Orleans. !. the undersigned,
do hereby certify that the above and fore
going is Il true and correct copy of the
Act of Incorporation of the SchexnaydeI-
Henson, Inc. PASSED before me, Notary
Public, this the twenty ninth day of Jan
uary,- 1920, the original OF which is on file
in my notarial archives.
Given under nay signature, authenticated
with the impress of my official seal at New
Orleans, Louisiana, on this the twenty
ninth day OF January, 1920.
(Signed.) JOHN ID. MIX. JR..
tSeal) No'ary Public.
l. the undersigned, Recorder of Mort
| cages in and for the Parish of Orleans
| State OF Louisiana. do hereby certify that
the above and foregoing amendment OF
! the -ict of Incorporation of the Schnex-
| raNd-r Henson. Inc. was this day duly
recorded in my Office. IN Book l23s.
Folio --.
| New Orleans.
tsignedD EMILE J. LEONARD, by. Il
| ~tScal)
| \ true copy.
JOHN ID. MIX, JR..
Notary Public.
| Feb. 5-Meh. IL.
The herald., 1920-02-12

~ nmehoment or the dissolution OF
ARTICLE vII-This act of incorpora-
~ oe altered, amended or modified,
essperation dissolved, by a vote Of
1<4s ~ amount Of the capital stock
<xoe4 % general meeting OF stock
~ called for that purpose, after NO.
provided In Article VI of this char
~ ~ . ease q dissolution Of the cor
x.s, TIE stockholders at such meeting
~ s@S three t3) liquidating commits
x s9.o shall have entire charge OF
~ :. yohoetion, with authority to sell
~ 8 u the assets of the corpora
. ~ ~ ~ % NIL vacancies occurring In
AktICLE vIII.-No stakeholder shall
- - held liable or responsible for the
E ~ - nults Of this corporation In
I sum than the unpaid balance
&xE Rorat1on on the shares owned
- mail any mere informality In
have the effect of rendering
{ (11{,. "a neu, or Of exposing stock
= ~ sss"2 liability beyond the amount
~ go And passed at my office, IN
8 10y New Orleans, on the day,
r. ~ - par hrst bereinabove written,
< ceace o. Salvador Schilleci and
15~s. ..f eompetent witnesses, who
I. 1k5 sS..Sn the1r names, together with
+ ~ f. ~ ~ a.. ssa me, the Notary. after
Sze.sI,.: 3. Schilleci, +. Eisler.
~ = agned: II. Palmer Hardie,
~ hoeleyard, so shares; Il. !.
8 ~ Aowefline street, 30 shares
80 fsae, l4ii Jackson avenue. %
~ rLErcHlNGER, Not Pub.
r< ~ 4gned, Recorder 60 Mort
Sss< 1e Parish Of Orleans, do here
~ vat the above and foregoing
+ - ~ lerntioA Of II. I. Young Com
0e2aS~ - tbs day duly recorded in
y ~ Box l23S folio -.
< 7,~ ~ ny hand and seal, at New
tbs 18th, January, 1870.
& ~ LIE J. LEONARD, by. r.
fLETCHINGER, Not. Pub.