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VOL. X.--NO. 70.
tfEW BERNE, N. G, FEIDAY, JUNE 19, 1891.
PRICE 5 CENTS.
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BUSINESS LOCALS.
p EUEBIBEB the Excelsior Hose
X !omptn7 tail Friday night down
- the Neuse on the steamer Kinston.
Befreshmenta will be served, and there
will be good mnsio to enliven the oc
casion. Fare 25s. Tickets on sale at
the Bargain 8tore. 13 2t
XCE CREAM and Summer Befresh
menta furnished on short notice by
the plate, quart or gallon. Lunch fur
, niahed at Btilroad depot. With thanks
for past favors and a solicitation of fur
ther patronage, I am, respectfully,
j7 tf M. Shkpabd.
THE Residence formerly ocoupied by
kir. R. O. . Lodge on Craven street
is for rent. Immediate possession given,
apply to Latham & Bubrds. lm
JUST RECEIVED A choice lot of
iiorta Carolina Hms. We sell the bant
&uar eared Hama In tne Market. Butler
dob. better In the market direct from the
Creamery, 80 cent per pound. l!rrakfBt
Bacon. 10 cents per pound.
mai2S dtf J. J. Tor.soN.
SUMMER SPECIALTIES! -Lightning
Ice Cream Freezers, Combined Clialr
and Step Ladder., Balloon Fly Traps, Wire
Wauzs Doors, Gauze Wire for Window
Soreens.and a fall line of Hardware, etc., at
mayltdtf J. O. Whiti v & Co.
JUST BECEIVED. Paris Green for
Killing Potato Bugs, at
J. C. Whitty & Co's.
ARCTIC SODA and Mineral Water
at Sam'l B. Waters.
NEVE a censure where it is possi
ble to praise.
ALL jokes about the weather ate
deolired off. Ia fact it ia not a
joking matter.
Ex-Senator McDonald, of
Iadiana, Is dangerously ill. Indeed
thjre is no hope of his recovery.
Ohio is now the political center
of interest. The Republicans have
nominated McKinley and the
Democrats will nominate Campbell
for Governor. The Tariff will le
the issue of the campaign and the
result may materially influence the
position of parties in 1892.
The Uew York Advertiser,
which absorbed the Daily Conti
nent rejected the multitudinous
small pages of the latter and
adopted a four page form of good
size. " If the Advertiser is always
as sensible as in this instance it is
bonnd to be popular and success
ful. Hon. Charles M. Busbee, of
Eileigh, is critically ill. He was
t j have delivered the literary ad
dress at the late Wake Forest
.commencement, but a telegram
was received from his wife, at the
last moment, announcing his in
ability to be present. Mr. Busbee
has reflected mnch credit on North
Carolina, and her people feel a
painful solicitude in regard to him.
We can but hope that the next
report from him will be more favor
able. . If the mosquitoes of 1891 are to
: come in such force as the honseflies,
the ants and the moths have al
ready come, this will be a terrible
year. Will not Uncle Jerry Knsk,
who knows a great deal about in
' sects, give the newspapers some
suggestions as to how the insect
- Burplus may be disposed T Ah 1
there's the rub. The Administra
tion dispatched the snrplus in the
vaults of the Treasury without
difficulty, bat the fly problem will
be a long study for the President
and his Cabinet. Norfolk Vir
ginian. '
,V ajsswswsMseawMsiiisiBiiwsiiMeMsaa-
, North Carolina is to be con
gratulated on her colleges. The
following 'from, Dr;CroweIl, Presl
, dent of Trinity college shows nim
to be a man of the right Btampi t"I
would rather be a young man or
woman 'who goes from house to
house with serious, loving purpose,
reading the scriptures to the poor
or the humble, than be the mer
chant ; prince,' ? or - the industrial
king, or the walking fashion'plate
for womankind, with an income ox
$100,000 a year; for my income at
the end . would be immeasurably
greater when the time comes for
the Lord of all the earth to say's
'Inasmuch as ye have .done it to
the least of these ,ye have done it
nnto Me.'?..1; :,i-X':'
" ""' I in'.. 1 ,' ?
New - Bernb is giving td the
r c V- of Eastern Carolina an ob
jective Icbsoii of great value. Its
rccont sales from her truck farms
63 may evidences of ''thrift.
thrift, Horatio," that must awaken
more interest in the whole business
of trucking. We have in our State
news column published some items
from the New Berno Journal
setting forth shipments from time
to time. But it is only by grouping
the many sales and seeing total
results that you will take in the
magnitude and success of the truck
ing in that favored section. Six,
eight, ten and twelve thousand
packages a day are shipped. In
one day 9,000 barrels of Irish pota
toes were shipped, which fetched
$45,000. All kinds of vegetables
are shipped with paying returns.
And this has been swine on for
weeks. Any business that brings
lor days $10,000 to $50,000 returns
nto one small section is indeed a
big thing. Wilmington Messen
ger.
LOCAL NEWS.
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
Moonlight Concert.
Sde the Farmer, etc.
Howard A good thing, eto.
Naw Berne Collegiate Institute.
S. L. Dill Truck train discontinued.
Mr. A. M. Baker will soon Btart a
mattresB factory in the city.
Palmer, of New York, sent the fol
lowing truck quotations last night :
Potatoes -primes $4 50 to ?5; cukes 75o.
to SI 25. Virginia boans 40 to 75c:
huckleberries 4 to 10j.
A pleasant lawn party will be held at
Mr. G. II. Blank's tonight, commencing
at seven o'clock, by young ladies oi
the Episcopal church, to raise money
for home mission work.
Rev. Dr. Talmage, the oelebrated
Brooklyn divine, passed through to
leoture before the Assembly. He re
turns again this morning. On his way
here he delivered two lectures at Wash
ington City.
Quite a sprinkling of newspaper men
went down last night looking for the
seashore. Herbert and Duffy of the
Free Press, Latham of the Gazette,
Hancook of the Journal, Rosoower of
the Headlight, and Lloyd of the Farm
er's Advocate.
Mr. L, A. Coulter has euoceeded in
raising qiov towards establishing a
general secretary for the Y. M. C. A.
in New Berne. Mr. Coulter has worked
very hard towards getting a secretary
tare and we know that the Association
here feels grateful towards him and the
citizens of New Berne for their lib
erality.
The Exoelsior hose oompany ezcur
a ion down Neuse river on the steamer
Kinston comes off tonight. The steamer
will leave from her wharf t 8:30 p.m.,
and return about 11:80, Aside from
the pleasure to be derived from the trip
it must be remembered that the young
men give good assistance in subduing
conflagrations, and deserve encourage
ment in their efforts to equip them
selves.
The work of constructing the sawers
on Middle street from Broad street to
the river was begun yesterday. The
fall over this distance is fourteen feet
The sewer pipe will cost $3,000. There
will be a sewer on each side of the
street with a sand pipe covered with
iron grating placed every 100 feet apart.
Tae centre of the street will be rounded
and the sidewalks sloped so that the
water will readily run to these open
ings, and the street will be macadam
ized with shell-rook marl.
The night school of Messrs. O. D.
Bradham and S. E. Roonoe over Dr.
Duffy's ofllce has opened with fair
attendance. Both these gentleman have
bad experience heretofore at teaching.
Mr. Bradham is a gradnate of the State
University and along with the other
studies he gives special .courses in pen
manship and book-keeping. For the
latter ha uaes "Allen's Forty Lessons"
as the text book. This is a good oppor
tunity for : clerks , and Others who are
employed in the day time to Improve
themielvee. The hours observed by the
sohool are, from "0 to 10 o'olook and
the work Is arranged as near as possi
ble to suit tha .convenience of the
patrons. "HH
.Trick Train DUcontlnned.
Special Track Train No. 208 will be
discontinued on and after Friday, Jane
lWn. . . t B, L. DILL. DDDt.
TO DISPBL COLDI. ....
' Headaohea and Fevers, to'olense the
system effectually, jet gently, when
oostiva or bilious, or! when the blood is
impure or sluggish. "to Dermanentlv
cure habitual oonstipation, to awaken
the kilneys and liver to a healthy
aotmiy, witnoui irritating or weaken
ing mem, use oyrup or eigi.
ChildrenlCtfJoLP
NEW BERNE COLLEGIATE
INSTITUTE.
Past Successes and Flans for the
Future. Adding New Depart
ments. The steady and healthful growth of
patronage ever since its establishment
is one of the foremost and most unmis
takable evidenoes of the hold the
New Berne Collegiato Institute has
secured and maintained upon the
esteem of the public whioh esteem is
well deserved, having been ably
earned.
The Institute opened in New Berne
for the first time in September 1889,
with only 40 pupils, but by the end of
that scholastics year 143 had been en
rolled. It re-opaned last September
with 125 in attendance (be first day and
before the end of that week the number
had inoreased to 151), and it kept in
creasing until 275 names had been
enrolled, and at the close of the year
the attendenoe was larger than at any
former period in its history.
The work performed has been of a
high order. Especial attention is given
to high class vocal and instrumental
musio and to the art department. None
but first class instructors, strictly
adapted to their part of the work,
preside over any department and the
end they seek is not to drill empty
words, dry sentences and stereotyped
rules and formulas into the minds of
the pupils, (whioh without lucid ex
planations might be meaningless to
them in some instancies) but to see that
each student grasps and mentally
assimilates the facts, stated and ideas
contained and intended to bs imparted.
To show how successfully students
make use of the advantages offered we
will state that the average grade of
Miss Rasa Dail who won the scholarship
priza, a year's tuition, was 99 and
others fell but little short of this high
mark.
The Institute not only fully prepares
its students for college but carries them
through the course of studies prescribed
for the first two years of college life,
known as the junior and sophomore
years and though its course does not
extend beyond the point stated and
their is no intention of a ohange on that
line, it is nevertheless a faot that the
faoulty of the Institute are competent
to give as advanced education in math
ematics and some other branches as is
furnished by some oolleges.
Though the Institute has already at
tained a high degree of excellence,
made a wide spread and enviable repu
tation and is established on a solid
foundation, there is no inclination on
the part of the management to rest
satisfied with the suooesses achieved
and the position already reaohed, but
the aim is to still further broaden its
sphere of usefulness and reach forth
for grandor triumphs than those of the
past, and in furtherance of that end it
has baen determined to add two more
departments next term, an Industrial
and a Business department, whioh will
make the Institute direotly and fully
equipped for all its purposes. In the
past the Institute has maintained classes
in book-keeping and oommeroial law,
these will be oontinued in the business
department, and stenography, tele
graphy, etc, added. The Industrial
course will embraoe sewing and wood
designing.
New Berne is a healthy city and the
health reoord of the Institute is a re
markably good one for such a large
number. With the exception of the
measles, whioh at one time prevailed
to some extent here, there has been
yery little sickness and not a single
death in the school sinoe it was estab
lished.
The Institute had patronage last year
from 14 counties. There were 40 board
ing pupils, nearly every one of whom
exoept those who are to go to college
will return in the fall and some of
them will bring others with them.
Prof. Adams believes that if he pos
aessed convenient, suitable and amply
boarding facilities their number could
easily be increased to 100 at the next
session.
With iti able and popular corps of
enthusiastic teaohers, and the wise
policy they have pursued and the oon-
fldenoe they nave established thereby
anions the mends or the -Institute,
there is every reason to believe that it
will and . no reason why It should not
reaoh the attainments sought. The
outlook is very enoouraging.
SPBOiniEIf CAIBS.
S.H. Clifford, Now Oassel, Wis., was
troubled with Neuralgia and Rheumatism
his Stomach was disordered, nis llver was
affected to an alarming degree, appetite
fell away, and ne waa terribly reduced in
flesh and strength-. ' Three bottles of Elee
trie Bitters cored aim. ' '
Edward Shepherd, Hanlsbursr. Til., had
a running sore on his leg of eight years'
standing. uea tnree Dotuea oi JSieetne
Bitters and seven boxes of Bncklen a Arnica
Salve, and Ma leg Is sound and well. John
Speaker, Catawba, O., had five large fever
sores on bis lees doctors said he was In
curable. One bottle Eleotrlo Bitters and
one box Bneklen'a Arnica Salve cared Mm
entirely. Sold at F, S. Duffy drug store.
TEACHERS' ASSEMBLY.
Trolling for Mackerel Fine Opening
Address -Cowplimeatary Sail.
FIRST DAT
Mokeuead Citt, June 18. Yssterday
morning the sun shone brightly, aid
the sharpie Fleet were promptly at the
Hotel wharf with their sails shivering in
tho South-west breeze, ready for the
demands of pleasure seekers who migut
feel inclinsd to take a morning sari or
for others who wished to take a trial out
at the inlet'
Several successful expeditions against
tke Spanish mackerel the day before had
given this sport a decided boom and
quite a number set out
Having never experienced any great
success in the trolling amusements I
concluded not to o.
Besides this I always had a warm re
gard for mackerel, or rathor a regard for
warm mackeral, which impelled me to
take no hand in the relendless war upon
them.
The Bulletin announced that at 11
o'clock the opening address would be de
livered beforo the Assembly by Rev.
Dr. Sandeilia, so 1 determined to
while away the morning in the cool
breeze that meandered through the halls
of the Atlantic Hotel reading obout the
mercury climbing to 97 in New York 'J8
in Boston and to 107 in Providence!
There is nothing like reading of arctic
exhibitions by the side of a glowing
grate or discussing heated terms sitting
in a refreshing sea breeze.
Promtly at 11 tke Assembly assembled
in their hall ana after Keligious serrices
by Rev. Dr. Skinner, President Molver
ntroduced the orator of the occasion Rev.
Geo W. Sanderlin. The doctor was in
fine "mood, and "tense, and for an hour
held the audience shall bound excep
occasional bursts of applause or an out
burst of unsuppressible laughter. His
subject was; "Tho importance and die;'
nity of teacherv as a profession and. the
honor duo the toacuer.'' To say that it
was a good address, is to but feebly con
vey the full measure of praise to which
is entitled. It was excellent. At the
conclusion of the address Secretary Hai
rs! made gome announcements for the
ay, which included the complimentary
sail at 3 o'clock tho Annual addrecs in
the evening ; and particulary requesting
all to examine the Educational Exnosi
ion in Iho rooms below when tho morning
session was closed.
The afternoon was taken up by the
complimentary sail given bp tho sharpie
fleet of the harbor and all who went had
nice time.
On account of the late arrival of the
train no Eveuing session was held. The
ann ual address .tv tho President will
be made at 10 o.clock this morning
About three hundred visitors came
down last night and in the crowd a good
number of New Bernians.
I have met here Dr. R. II. Lewis and
F M. Harper old friends of the Jouknal.
Also Bev. Drs. Crawford and Dixon
both friends of New Berne ; people gou
erally.
Personal.
We had a pleasant call yesterday
from Mr. H. A. Latham, editor of the
Washington Gazette, and Mr. W. J.
Grumpier, of tho same plaoe. Thoyl
went down to Morehead last night.
Hon. C. O: Clark and daughter. Mies
Mattie, returned from Raleigh. Mr.
Clark was in attendance of the Board
of Directors of the penitentiary,
Mr. J. S. Basnight left yesterday
morning on a business trip to Fay-
etteville.
Mr. F. E. Morton, accompanied by
Mr. Oarlyle Hanoock, has gone dawn
to Morehead on his yacht "Thetis,"
firing the colors of the New Berne
Yacht Club.
Misses Carrie Mayhew, Mary Ben'
dren, Fannie Willis, Katie Matthews
and J. W. Duguid left on the exoursion
yesterday mornintr to remain some
time at Morehead on pleasure.
airs. u. Xi. uwunwou, vi ja.o.u,
V t fx ni l .11 T.I7.U .M.1
Mn. Soenoer, Mi8B Carter and Mrs.
m ww a l
Murray, w ujub suuutj, sun
me Steamer fieuse neuuesuaj uimu
j j i , th. .u.,.Mii train f nr
iuk am m.
Morehead where tney win spenu tne
summer.,
, m m mr
jueBBrB, txmnj a. wwbi t u
Uartnyana wm. U mien reiurnea on
last nicht'l train from attending SOhOOl
at St. Mary's College. Belmont. N. O.
Mr. McCarthy graduated this year. He
will take a course in law at the new
Oatholio University at Washington City
next yetr.
NOW TRY THIS.
It will cost you nothina and will surely
do you Rood, if you have a Cough, Cold,
or any' trouble with Throat, Chest or
Langs, Dr. King's New Discovery for
Uonsuminion, uoagns ana uoias is guaran
teed to rive relief or money will be paid
back. Hafferers Irom t Urtppe founa
it Just the thing; ana unaer itsusenaa a MY OPia0B at tha TWO ODTBUILD
nwiftHr and nerf i ict recovery. Xrra aamplelTNan. on craven street, now occuoied by
bottle at our erpense and learn for your-
irji Wnl a thWftla Trlftl
self Juat how good qt1
DOtueti , iroo hjbi di i;uj
LarireialieaOoJiandtl.COi '
Hancock Street M, . Church Sunday
School Picnic and Excursion.
Wednesday morning, in due time,
the teaohers and scholars of the school,
under the leadership of their superin
tendent, W. R. Barrington, marched to
the steamer Trent, commanded by Capt.
Roberts, and then followed a crowd of
passengers.
The arrangements on the boat were
in good keeping with the usual skill
and taste of the captain.
We reaohed Spring Garden in due
time and were most kindly received by
Mr. Arnold, who resides there, giving
us the privilege of his beautiful grove,
and refreshing draughts from bis excel
lent well of as good water as we ever
drank.
After dinner was announced, the
orowd with admirable propriety gave
complimentary evidenoe of their good
skill and taot, as evinoed by Messrs.!
Barrington and Ball, judging from the
way the edibles disappeared.
On the eve of returning a vote of
thanks was given Mr. Arnold for his
many courtesies, and after giving three
hearty cheers and a tiger, started for
home at once.
Arrived in New Borne in good time,
and repaired toour several homes with
thankful hearts that we had been per
mitted to enjoy the excursion.
There was plenty of the good things.
and something .to spare which was
properly distributed.
It was certainly one oi tne best
managed things of tho kind we ever
enjoyed, and nothing transpired to
mar the pleasure, but on the contrary
from the youngest to tne oldest tne
universal sentiment was, "Msy we be
spared another year to enjoy a similar
event, and especially under tne man
agement of Messrs. Brrrington and
Ball, and Capt. Roperts of the sttamer
Trent. uom.
'A goed thing at the cost of a poor
thing is business."
That is what we aim to do at
times, good goods at the ri
price. When you want anything
in our line, give ua a trial. New
goods constantly arriving. We
have the best uulaundried shirts
in the mark.ee at me price, uur
.a
"Big Six" only "0c. Do you need
a Straw llat. we are selling them
at a reduction. We have some
Collars at 50c for half dozen and
Caffs at cents per pair.
AT HOWARD'S.
NEW BEISNE
Collegiate Institute.
An Educational Institution
Eastern North Carolina.
MALE AND FEMALE.
KHTAUMHllH) ISMI.
Eight Distinct Departments.
Primary. Intermediate, Academic,
I Collegiato, Art, Music, Industrial
and rineee
I TEN EXPERIENCED AND COUPE
TENT TEACHERS.
STUDENTS IN ATTENDANCE.
Thoroueh and nractlcal Instruction In all
departments. Students prepared for tho
active duties of life and to enter tne blRher
I classes of College.
i . Practical Business Comae, em
I hraolnn Book-keeping, Penmanship. Bank
ing, Commission and Brokerage, Commer
eiai Law, Matnematioi,
I Vocal and Inatrnmental Mnalc From
I Inent feature, nnaont.ne direction oi a
male professor, with efficient assistants
special Course of instruction for those
desiring to beooine Teaohers,
I Moral and Religious advantages unsur-
I passed,
Expenses very moderate. Board front
$8.00 tot 10.00 per month faollltles good
Rneclal Inducements 'to Indigent students
Who are aesiroua oi procuring an euucauuu
For further Information or for catalogue,
apply to
G. T. ADAMS, A. B.,
PRINCIPAL,
Junol9dwtf New Berne. N. O.
Auction Sale.
George H. white, Esq., win be sold w the
MBheat bidder, for etsh. or negotiable note
UtTnic,on SATURDAY, the iwtn lnston
. i e premises av li o oiook, m,
1 JuneHTds OEOBOK GRB.BJI-
TO ALL LOVERS OF MUSIO
AND PLEASURE.
HbrnSIhf Concert.
STEAMER KINSTON,
T''E.5DAV, i3. . at C:;.'0 P.M.
REFRESHMENTS.
TiCKi:r or;
1AI.E atS. B. WATERS
Sec le Farmer
n his mortgage
. it;' I see him as he
i il ilrou togetherall
ii b they pledge
n. iK.i no more mort
is, t Lilt the CUHh IVfl
Itiri'li'il. : u lu
shi-cul nig ! s
Llll I I!:!' ' . '.
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lam is t Li1 ':. , v t 1 a.
r ii' 1 in suci-ess. Yes, It
- In- at ar wile say, there
r, inn whom so many
, : is h meanest man
i : .!(18 to credit at all.
Rv l 'i": th or south, east
'v . hut I am Informed
vi-iiiy niiTchants oat at
ii" ilolhir, and that he,
; xuitlrVd linen shlim
i i, "y size. Sc. The
sn.i io, !; i, and
v., Inw iiiarier, 2b, SO
: N. C". plaids, lo. per
: ii-i-1 1. ubo lew Hues will
!nivi au Iron Bafe for
bought at 50c.
seem- in me. 1 ai
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STORE.
Hiivlt u ,
t;.Ld :i MVA and OOMl'LETE
81'OI'K if
DKl'US, HKlHCiNLSaml CHEMICALS
I respiTilnllv rail your attention to the fol
lowing fur's :
Mrsi, timi vim v, ' i find u' my NEW
I'KUti hiokc ii: i: v. goes in make up a
FiKST CI,.V-.,i l-iUr.MA'-Y, and that my
facllllU-s lm i iv! r, ,. i. ,n work are UN8UK
I' ASM-, 1), l .in ini ji, nu n iisi d lining gnaran
leed us to p,ii ii v ami .irriirury of prepara
tion, unn MKii'li.i iN Ad'OKDANUK
WITH nil; i-uw.MAVij 1HE8CK1F
TlOS Ami t'.nt up in -r t ic ftiirht llnf of Ex
I i Hi'ts. iohi i Wnins. ( omi;in8. Kuoe Pow
deiH, mi.i ii,: I'u. r t ct preparations at all
tiniHfi. t,. n , ...,.t the wants of our
MiKloiin i '. ir . nuirii. their patron
nsr h n ; , Hi, hi iiiitlifviily at all times.
V. C. i KEEN.
i'ri-.' :ist t'U'i Apothecary,
r.'c!, ii.nr i nors huh I Ii of Pollock
NKW hhUNrt, O.
.Mi.; s:
l :i n !rt I:
elf,
Wash Well.
Chami-fy Muslins,
YARD.
BiftMIM STORE
in uunn.
Wholesale and Retail
CONFECTIONER,
FANCY AND FAMILY
Grocer,
AND-
OEALElt IS
CIGARS and TOBACCO.
Store on Pollock street
Opposite the Episcopal Church.
Gives good Bargains to customers,
and extends cordial greetings to all.
INew Berne, N. (J. 6 16 dwtf
STEAMER "CAROLINA" FOR SALE.
Pursuant to a judgment of the SUDerlof
Court of Craven county, N. O , we will sell at
the wharf at foot of Houth Front street. In
the city of Newborn, at Twelve o'olock, Mid
day, on the Twentieth day of June, 1891, the
steamboat "Carolina," her tackle, apparel
anil furniture.
Terms Casn. h or further particulars ap
ply to O. H. GUION,"
audit. DkW. STEVENSON,
Jnnli td Commissioners.
L. II. Cbti.kb, W. 8. ChADWICK,
l'resldent. Vice-President.
T, W. Ukwkt, Cashier.
Farmers and Merchants Bank
NEW BERNE, IT. C.
Paid Up Capital,
75,000,
This Dank, Just orKanUed,
offers Its ser-
vices to Unn Hi, liankers. Farmers, - Mer
chants, Manufacturers and others, and wlU
JO
enaeavor u give prompi ana careful atten- -
tion to an Dusmess connectea witn banking
entrusted to us.
Collections a sceclaltr and mada nn ait .
accessible points on as liberal terms aawlU
be consistent with Judicious banking, , ri
Business sollcltoa and correspondence In- '
vlted from parties deslrlnn to openaocounte '
In our olty, as well as from thote con tern- '
plating a change In existing arrangements.''1
Very lesptotruUy,
X. W. JJtfWET.Oashler.
DIRECTORS !-ti. H. Ontler, Wm. Oleye. O.
Marks, P. a. Pelletler, W.B. Cbadwlok, j
W. Btewart,Jno. Suter, , '
i P. H. Pelletler, Bank Attorney. myJlstp-