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DAILY E\qriltEK-Sr>\ C'OU’MUrS. OKOHOIA. WKDXKSDAY MOIINIXR, MAY ‘ill, Issil. f. M>. lntyi'f m; i mi■ l:>»u t!ii h liuhl :iv iv. ore ■ lu M.IVly counted at half I»osliics tlieiu three I e nanud a dozen .■a|iital will run from w5 rROM THE THREE STATES TOLD IN PARAGRAPHS. >. far I , J ill* ' id r , (nil* Uimi/miiii'* Hi'iiqi -l.irlt .Vim uf Tte 1 Viirn Tluil u Vii'i.r Sj.ite. tn tl i.tli'l I' 1 1 ii lloNti i- - l , i. Ve«l 1 ; In Alillmimi florid u Kurts I •; . Hi.rnry bulldii'K on tin’ campus, in I , ' 1 ,.. liS- jt receiving'u coat of paint. 'i'lie election in Oconee will not be con- (.nd. There was a rumor that it would be. , !iss Laura Wilson, of Buford, Ga., is I -.•'j'.jVig Mr. L. T. Siicldertli and wife, in Suwannee. Air Bugoan and family, of Illinois, are , in | tiihlin. He will engage in the lumber I bihinc®. \f r . Williams, of Atlanta, and Miss Keen, of* Dublin, were married in Dublin last 1 Thursday. The gas company of Thomasville have i,,tith'dThe public that a reduction will i shortly be made In the price of gas. \ blind negro from Oglethorpe has been forging deeds to another man's land and depositing lire deeds with merchants in ■ Athens for provisions. Captain J. M. Smith, with one hundred „ m l pay hands, is finishing up the grading i i n the Dublin and Wrightsvillo railroad. Tlio ears will soon be running up into ! 1 hihlin. Professor S. M. Bobo is now spending his vacation at home in Hartwell with his | famdv. Professor Bobo has been teaching I •1 fine school in Bowcrsville, Ga., since last November. Fort Gaines has spent in the last five Vr .irs about £100,000 on improvements. Richard Townsend will be hung at. Val dosta Friday, July 10, for the murder of Contractor Cohen. The state fair opens at Macon Monday, : (k tuber 26, and continues for two weeks. The premium list amounts to £10,000. The prohibitionists of Lowndes county j have organized for the purpose of having j a vote on the local option issue in that I county. Willie Miller has been convicted of mur der in Glynn superior court, and his pun ishment fixed at ninety-nine years in the penitentiary. Lightning struck a negro cabin in Mon roe, severely shocking a negro woman. For several hours she remained in an un conscious state. Two hundred and fifty quarts of straw berries were sold in Thomasville last Sat urday. Several families had strawberries on Sunday. Hon. Win. M. Nelson has been commis sioned ordinary of Henry county, vice A. A. Lemon, deceased. The latter had held tin' olliee for many years. Richard Townsend, the negro who killed Sheriff Epperson, of Florida, in Lowndes county, last December, was found guilty Thursday and sentenced to be hung on July to. During the storm in Wilkes county, lightning struck a tree just 20 feet from David Rorie’s front door. It blazed the tree, tore the gate to pieces, and slightly shocked his wife. Joe Wilson will soon make a proposition In the Montezuma steamboat, company to build a lock in the mouth of the creek for a. certain amount, and he will furnish the balance of the money and do the work. Col. E. C. Edwards, who moved from Walton county bust winter to Sand Moun tain, Ala., has moved back, thoroughly disgusted. He says every Georgian on Sand Mountain is anxious to get back to Georgia. At a meeting of the library directors of home, Moses R. Wright was elected libra rian for the ensuing year. M. F. Qavan was elected treasurer and M. M. Pepper director, to fill vacancies occasioned by resignations. The governor has refused the application for a pardon made in behalf of R. L. Pascal, convicted in the McDuffie county court for selling liquor in violation of prohibition. The ease has been fought through all the courts, and this was the final appeal. The old Bank of Augusta has been pur- i based, renovated and handsomely fitted up by Fleming, Thomas Jt Co., and will be opened Immediately as a new banking house. The firm will he composed of A. Fleming, Landon A. Thomas, jr., and Frank F.. Fleming. James Hendry, against whom the grand jury found a true bill for assault with in tuit to murder, and whom ii was supposed bad left the slate, has returned, and will give bond in the sum of £11X10 for his rj'- pearanee at the November term of Brooks superior court. Colonel C. Bower and family left D Lely Monday morning for Hi.inbridge. Afl'-rnfi-w weehs' siay with relatives and f' w.ils then tin y will go to California on u prospecting tour. They will spend the s miner in the golden state, and if they rov pleased with flic climate and busine-.s ju uspi els may perhaps make it theirfuture A few vears ago .T. T. Tiavlor, of Long <U.. . had n 1-itgo oak free'felled in Ms Grove. Impacted in the solid wood was f mid in splitting the tree open a live frog, which quickly expired on being exposed ' 11 Ha; air. There were evidences that tin place had been hollow- perhaps akiint - i ' '! t b>ii I he wo,>d v li. ,iv had grown aroi..id >■■■ I'l.ig-ciip so doyly i,s to scarcely give i.' a rn mi to move. Prof. J. H. Nash, principal of the Y.'il- ‘."da institute, was tile secretary oftiie f '"lialcniU) senate, and fora long t inn <u- . "dull, mu confident iul re bit ions \\ ii Ii the 1 resident. When the train was moving y Mr. DnvD r, cognized I'rof. Mash,and s-aring forward, extended his lu nil. ’i'i.• ! r d ;< r bud a race of twenty yards, but t.y -Took warmly and exchanged a few V oi ds of greeting. T, O. W. McMeekin, of Cedartown, lias !-’h; ’ v completed a model fora power for i i-ling, ' .'liable of being used for < It v.i ]' rs or for lire escapes. The priceiple has *•' r. lofore existed, but lias not been applied 1 ' the purposes. The mode! shows two j ur,die] upright beams with grooves on the " in r side. In these run pii.s i."i venting ■ "•libles. Tlie turning of a crank to an " o' 1 . with cords and rollers, does the pro- P ding. There area coinbi'iation of levers 1 -si d in tl ree ways. A platform or box s * above on these. This go. s upward al ' multi]ilifd speed - that, is. while t he lower l" 11 moves five inches in the groove the box l,r platform at the top goes the full height "• the model, soniejsix feet. man passed through Fort Gaines Hat- 1 "lay oi> Ids way to some point in lie. r\ ' "ot.v, Ain., wtiere his liareuis reside,who .■a- been gone from his home 10 years. He spited that lie bad left home when but l.i Wars old and boarded a vessel as a sailor He lias not lived off a ship one year curing the whole time. He had his enrn- ■ 'y. tortile nineteen years in liioiievp.vbi -h '•mounted to £16,000. about his person. He s.aoved b is liberal spirit by t ri atingseveral i V’taiulcrs to 25e. drinks and 15e. cigars. i .<• left on the mail buggy for Abbeville, msidcrably under the influence of wliis- It is very doubtful whether fit \.i!l £60,000 to *150,000. This does not inchu many northerners who have bought prop- irty’bero anil built handsome residences [ which they occupy half the year. Speak* \ Ing of fine houses, the elegant dwellings a d laoidsom. lawns on Dodson street will | compare favorably vith those of any city j in the state. Three large saw mills are ) kept constantly at work to supply the do- ! tiiand for lumber needed in the construe- i tion of new buildings which are eontinu- a’.ly being built. Alnhnmu, , Our deepest sympathy goes out to Mr. J. I B. Manley, edit or of the Greenville advo cate, in the loss of bis wife. She died at \ her home in Greenville Monday, in her , 38th year. She was a most estimable wo man, true in all the relations of life. Her | death is untimely and her husband and , children have tlie deepest sympathy of! that community. J. C. Long, the county surveyor, was ! drunk in Birmingham Saturday night, j Policeman Hugoocl was trying to make him , go home when he pulled a pistol and open ed tire. He shot five times, and one or the | halls hit, going through Hagood’s left • forearm and breaking the small hone. ! Long was taken to tlie city prison. Mayor Lime this morning fined him £>"100 and put him under £1000 for the action of tlie grand jury. Over a thousand people assembled at the City spring near Huntsville ,Sunday to wit ness the annual baptising of tJie colored j Primitive Baptist church. Twenty con verts were immersed. A party of gentleman, composed of Messrs. N. H. and S. T. Frazer, A. 1). Field- j er, P. H. Coleman, J. L. Pitts, H. Ramsey, G. M. Hanson, A. Miles and W. G. Lee left Union Springs yesterday morning for [ Oehesee, Florida, where they will devote j u few days to fishing. They go to Eufuula, j then down the Chattahoochee, and will go about twenty miles inland after reaching the landing below the town of Chatta hoochee. Captain S. T. Frazer was severely hurt at | Union Springs Monday. He got his feet tangled in a rope which was tied to a [ horse, and was thrown violently to the ] ground. Mrs. Nathan Smith died at Selma Mon day morning, leaving a husband and two little children to mourn their loss. The family hut recently removed from Merid ian, Miss. A Catholic church is to be built at Flor ence. A lot has already been bought for the purpose. The Fayette Journal calls the Marion County Herald, “the sheet published up in the moonshiner’s paradise.” Captain J. F. Whitfield, the popular and efficient attorney of the Louisville and Nashville railroad at Montgomery, cele brated the silver anniversary of liLs mar riage on the 23d. Saturday morning about ! o’clock Charles MeClurkin, a colored man, was found dead in his bed at Ironaton. Dr. E. H. Whitten made an examination and decided that he came to his death from paralysis of tlie heart. Work has begun on the new Presbyte rian church at Anniston. The contract for the wood work has not been let yet,, but will be next week. These people will erect next to the finest church in the city, at a cost of nearly £10,000. Montgomery Dispatch; Colonel R. H. Dawson, president of the board of convict inspectors, says that the state convicts were never in better health at this season of the year. Only one or two deaths have occurred from tho first of April up to the present time, and there are no complaints to make of 111 treatment of convicts either on tho farms or in the mines. Colonel Daw son is a vigilant, active, restless officer. He is said to dream about convicts, so con stantly is his mind employed iu looking aft er their welfare. Heretofore April has been the most sickly mouth in the year in the mines. Klorlitii. There are 406 names on the pay roll of the Ponce de Leon hotel at St. Augustine. The temperance people of Tampa are making strenuous efforts to put down the sale of liquor. Plenty of South Florida pineapples are now being brought to Jacksonville. They readily retail there at 16c. Joseph Robles lias laid off eight acres on Nebraska avenue, near the school house, i at Tampa, for a cemetery. ! A- good deal of land is being sold along | tho line of tho Jacksonville and St. An- i gustine railway, mostly to Jacksonville parties. | Among the guests of Tampa last week j was -Mr. Fyffe, of Kingston, Jamaica,whose I father owns the largest sugar and coffee plantation on that island. Mr. Fyfie is • much pleased with Tampa. The members of the Jacksonville Light ; In.hnlry company have decided to eon- 1 suit with a number of the young ladies ; with a view to getti iguji a series of enter tainments to assist in purchasing new uni- I forms for the company, j The organization of the South Florida ; Foundry and MU'-hine company gives birth to an enterprise that will bring ninny dol lars into tl, - roller.- of Oil an do. Tlie com- 1 pany will occupy the grounds adjoining and upon which P W. Lnwne.s machine sl.op now stands. The Oiiioge City Times says where ashes I were lined on the orange 'groves in that section for the p.is: feu years, tile cold lu ■: ; mil the clfect upon the tves in such groves, mu. e ven tile ieavos dropped from the up; an m ',\ tender Inane lies. Ii is -wp- pos' i that the ashes i.n! only gives an i.r- mge t i*i vi r. I.nt cause a ;rn,.vi ii tod"- J HEAR THE WITNESSES. A Crippled Confederate Says: I only weighed 1*2S pound* when 1 commenced GUINN’S PIONEER. and now weigh 117 pounds. 1 could hardly walk with a stick to support me, and now walk long distances without help. Its benefit to me is beyond calculation. I). liri’TS BOSTICK, Cotton Buyer, Macon, (la. Mr. A. H. Bramblett, Hardware Mer chant of Forsyih, Ga., Says: Tt acted like a charm, on my ’^general health, consider it u fine tonic 1 weigh more than have for 25 yours. Respectfully, A. II. BRAMBLETT. Mr. W. F. Jonc-s, Macon. Says: My wife has regained her strength and in creased 10 pounds in weight. \Yi recommend GUINN’S PIONEER as the best tonic. W. F. JONES. BELIEF. FORTY YF.WD' A SFFFF.RKK FROM CATARRH Doctor's Certiflcate---C.ise of Blood Poison. I tune used GUINN’S lMONF.KIt HI,DOB Itlv NEW Kit in several eases uf e.itan -mis diseases of long standing with the mod sal isf.ietory re sults. Have seen the happiest results ID Row its use in s' pliilis of the worst form, and belie > * it to hi the hv*l altenuAe in u-e. J. T. 1.1.MS. M. I)., Clr.tlln, (la. Wonderful to Relate i'kaus 1 haw he. ■] ■-fourths of the lie th.it I hesitate to sullen doctors. 1 h i,ne I could U earth, with i ag»*' have mu entirely imv pimnds and t ties of the irn that, being i?ai) and ■re so offensive nt f r the good 1 have spent a iiings during my ri lief from the ,\ve tried patent medicines every •irn of from the four corners of tin* n relief. And at last 157 years of t with a rrnnedv tlmt has cured me le me a new limn. I weighed 12H tow weigh l it*. 1 used thirteen bot- •dieine. mill tin' only regret 1 have is humble walk of lire, 1 may not A Voice from tho Lone Star State. (IVINN’S IMONEF.R BLOOD RENKWFR has Mm d one of m\ children of the worst eases of scrofula I iversiiw. Her skin is ns clear as mine, tim toOA- and thedoctmssay it is n perfeeet cure in tln-ir iifVeri'r from opinion. 1 am thankfhl for having tried the rentedv. \VM. L. PARKS, Dallas, Texus. Savannah. Oa., January 20, 1886. (JIT NX’S PIONEER BLOOD RENEW EH has trade several euros of blood poison and rhemim- ism among my customers. I most heartil\ ecommeiid it to’sufferers from these afllietions. C. II. HILLMAN, Druggist, • the influence to pr< fi lers to *i what has .an NEKR BLOOD REN F.VVER lil all on 1IENRY Cl 1 EVER. Mr. Tfenry Chcver, writer oft he above, forme ly of Crawford county, now of Macon. Oa.. me its the confidence of all interested in catarrh. \V. A. IH'I F, Ex-Mayor of Macon. Nkw Ohi.i*\ns, La.. Jan. in. 1886. •aired sound and well of a had case m b\ the use of fifteen bottles of (HINN'S PIONEER BLOOD REN EWER. I utid its praise f*nvver. JACOB KRCTE. I hnv of blood p**i I am nci,uain(ed with the above case, and most heartily attest it. El T OENE MAY, Druggist, Canal Street. Guinn’s Pioneer Blood Renewer Cures all Blood and Skinjllisuascs. Bla’iunatisni. Scrofula, Old Sores. A PERFECT SI'll 1X0 MEDICINE. PRICE, PER BOTTLE $i.oo. LARGE SIZE, $1.75. ESSAY ON BLOOD AND SKIN DISEASES MAILED FREE. Wholesale, by Brannon A Carson and City Drug Store. The Best Medicines TO BE ZEnOTTlNTID FOB NKdt.lIiCIU, Take Jordan’s Joyous Julep for Nervous Head ache, Take Jordan’s Joyous Julep for Painful Menstru ation, v#:’ s Joyous Julep to brace up tho Take Jordan’s Joyous Julep for all Pain, Take Jordan’s Joyous Julep. It is the remedy for Neuralgia. Take Hood’s Eureka for Torpid L’vor. Take Hood’s Eureka for Sick Headache, Take Hood’s Eureka for Constipation, Take Hood’s Em aka for Indigestion and Dys- 1 pepsin, j Take Hood's Eureka foi Chills and F.-v« r.-. ! Take Hood’s Eureka for languor and the blues-', I Take Hood’s Ea.ek 1 Tv. 11 fuel -lei* litaLed. I Take Hood’s Fuivk.i ifvou Vul depleted. | Take Hood’s Eureka if' you sillier with Sick j Stomach. 1 Take Hood’s K>m-ka f ,1 (’In Jem Moibus, j Take Hood’s Eureka home and keej* it con- prBiggers H uc kleberr^ '<§M IAL+ lie K1U Uoi: s, <»r hii.c Cuba, }) cloy, yoi and V\ ■! aii.u-t kv d aeh his destination with the little for- ^safe, if he continues to act as he did at rort Gaines. V . 11 ?;; ma - Sv ^» , can boast of having n>or<*’ •‘ al.hy resident.s than any other city of . 'uoic* Rs population in the state. Mr. T. mii. t( ‘ 11 11 5s rf ‘»’ l itod to be worth nu'irlv a Hiion, wuiiij Mr. ^vicx. &miui tuiutoi. a, iti/.ens r;f Havana* •il t iir-mgh J;,cksotivill>' Mon- imrth. vie. the S.1 vannah, Floi i ia \\ uYiTi; rna'Ui,;,; coming fro:n 1 Ia si on tlu steamer Mascotte. 'IT. - is t. c firsl oftliis I iMVi I ye( rail, as for- h'fbn flu Cub.1M8 have had to go to N«*\\ I: n:ai north via boat the entire way, 1 fv• ■ <|iiaran T iue jn range’n.- '.’s being such a.- 1 * • stop boats running to Tampa alter tim !a. t w< ek in April. John Twombly came t » Orar.gf■ City four years ago from the frozen nort Im, land ing thoro with only AT in his p«*«-k<d. He stock'-.'! a pi milt stand on Gravos aveme tin* f.rst tiling. Within six niontns lu ntlocd cigars to his Imsiness, ai d within .1 yt ar t«»h;ua o candies, eiYu r ainl son..* gro ceries. (up of this business in- h.-s paid si\ar.al bundled dollars of old d<ld.- l*ae!. in Maine, bought him an eligible !m<Ii.e .* lot centrally located on Craws awmie, and Inis just evict eo; on it one uf tlie hand somest buildings ii. town. The trial of Frank Reddick for tlie min der of Henry Churchill on the night oj Mareh D*» bed, took place ul Jacksonvi 11 * Friday. Some little time was oi!nhi:mi in a discussion over an crr'.r in a n .:nc in tin.* indictment, after which the case wa.- proceeded with. There were (ighlemi witncssis in all, nine for each side, and tin hearing of tho evidence of l in- -<• and 1 »n argunu nts of the attorneys oe< i.j.i* d tin entire dav. Thecas*.* was given h»tlu*jiin at about »! o’clock, and about 7o’clock they returned and rendered a wrdiet nfguilty of manslaughter in tin* se. aid degree wl>ic)i means imprison;)), nt in the p mi teiitiaVy for not n.ore than s*-,eii nor ks* than four vears. Viaiii nl. No remt'ly acts -o delightful and effectual as a household remeib a* H** )d’.- Ihireka. TAKE GOSSYPEDIA As a Female Rcgulatiw. It surpa'-.-s an\ nniwlv in the n.arkel. I Tr.r lluunaH**. f^'r.iiiwi < tila^iu 1 . It is 1 delightful and urns! n lr.-d. ng. M. 1). IIOOI) A CO.. CAR A NI) U h 01 s te r v ‘ G OOTDS. W.C J. Sloane r-,. \rTiC:fv b ' ' uC". V .. % ' 3 I I'LTccTv " %. r, Tf> -J't ' -'V A | |R|P f X MIX STERS > la .- - fr * 1 * p. 'loiird i!*\V..ld 'j'o'd ,v ' 11 1 NA V. \T| f-*.| SWHS LACE < 1 KCM G f-l’ , r upu ard MADRAS LACE » l'l! -WINS. Ih’in Vl I" *• I'-’ir aid \NTl»p'E a "id Fill -N( li I.A» F. ( l' R 1'A I N>. I».ir iil-'Aiml NMT l'INCHA.M LACE ' I It i A I f'l TCRCOMAN ( I ’ RTAI NT fn TA/*ESTIiY 1 OVERINC from § 1 Wj j CP.ETONNE < OVKKIND-b WIN'DOW SHADE I" - pair upward per pair upward *'-r 3ard up.vanl >• r y:i i d new ard •hort noti< e or iVcentery E Jb I ixd# 9 CHILDREN TEETHING fCB lvALL ; DfyJ GQIST s OY ALL U gojPERBOTTLE simples sent \n '•:* 1 I ami pi >1 apt atletd 1 1 "d t. all . i.i I oi'i'a CORRI.SpiiNDENt li SOLICITED. New York Ci!\\ Simmons’ Iron (,'ordial < liiuinates from the svsteni nil impurities through the lungs.* liver, kidnevs and skin. S' Ll 1 >v John V. Turner <V I>ro.. c«>him- oiu?, ua, eouisov g.,<id- hieli wili h*-lp .ill. of either sex. to m:tko Valuable Up - town Property POP. SALE. K kown «- u.i..im i:>: i- > .1., wvtc r 1 tory lot, located on npp'-r f >gl.- horpe stru t now I'ir^t a venue . Wed loi an d for either me roan tile* or in a mi fact urm/pm-p' .foils IU ,A< KM Mi, Real INt.iU- Agmit, < , o!isn.bu-, f ia. ' sc wed fi-i tf viliim.n> «'V>;'sAsP’ capital prize. - $150,000. u 11V tho uiiilcisiiin,./ Hn-ib* tt'ifl HankerH iri?) fuijf iilt I'rizen th'fin'H in Ttn State Lot teries irhieh iikii/ hr /»»•<•*< ntnl at mu counters. J. IB. Otd.liSItY. Pees. I.11. \i»n Bunk .1. IV. li I l.imi l II. I»im*s. Slate Niit‘1 B*k A. im iBUV, I'M'S. N. O. NalT litmk Mi:roi;\Ti;ii .vmicno\ t Out Hull'» Million Distributed Louisiana State Lottery Comp’y. Incorporated in 18f*H foi 2.5 years by the Ix-gislrv- turc for Editcafi<*na 1 and Charitable purposes- with a capital of £1,000.000 to which a reserve |\md ofovet Jtv5.50.tHK) ims since been added. By an overwhelming popular vote its frnnchiHO was made a pan of the present State Constitu tion, adopted December 2d, A. ft. 1879. IIm lilrand Single number Drawing* will take place monthly, it navr scutes or post pones* Look nt the following distribution: 19:91 U ra ml Mimllil.v AN l> TIIH K\TI!.\Oi:illYtRV l|l \l!Ti;i!LV DRAWIMJ hi the Ariiih'iny of Music, New Orleans, Tuesiliiv, Jtiiie lf». 1 MSB, Under tlu* personal supervision and numago- nient of Gen. G. T. BEAUREGAKD, of Louisiana, & Gen. JUBAL A. EARLY, of Virginia. Capital Prize. $150,000. (f A •Notin' Tickets are Ten Bollars only, • Halve*, #5. |*’inhs,$2. Tenths. $1. j.ist or PHIZ KM. 1 (’APITAIi I’ltIZE OF $150,000 $150.00P 1 UBAND PRIZE OF 1 (IRANI) PRIZE OF 2 LARUE PRIZES UF 1 LARDE PRIZES OF 20 PRIZES OF BO PRIZES OF too PRIZE’S OF •200 PRIZES OF (100 PRIZES OF 1,000 PRIZES OF 50,000 50.000 20,000. 10,000.. 5,000 . 1,000.. •20,000 20.000 20,000 20,000 25.000 .30,000 40.000 tiO.OOC 50.000 $20,000 2,279 Prizes, amounting to $522,50 Application for rules to clubs should be made onlv to the (Mtico of the (’out puny in New Orleans. For further information write clearly, giving full address. IMINTAI. NOT EM. Express Money Orders, or New York Exchange in ordi- narv letter. Currency by Express (at Tour ex • pen set addressed W. A, DA I'1*11 IX* New OrleaiiH, I,a. Or H. A. DAI I’III*. WiimIiIiikIoii, D. f. Make I*. O. Money Orders pn.vnble ami address llegistered fetters to NFAV OBI.FANS NATIONAL HANK* myl'2 wed se&wflt New Orleans*, I,a. Application for Incorporatiou -OF THE— Rose Bill Impmveineiit Com- l»any. STATK Oi' OBOIUUA. M i'Hl'•)(IKE ('OUNT V —To the Superior Court of said county: The pe tition of (i. (Junby Jordon, Cliff B. Grimes, H.T. Hatcher, F. D. Peabody, Charles Phillips, II. R. UoetehiuH. L. II. Chappell and Toombs Crawford ami such other persons as may be associated with them, and their successors, respectfully shows: First That they desire to lu* incorporated and j crcutcd u body corporate unri politic under tho laws of the state of Georgia, ami that they and ; their associates and successors may have contm- 1 uous existence n.- n eorporutmii lor the term or • twentx years, with tin- privilege of renewal ut tlie expiration of said term ;*.s provided by law, under and by the corjiorate mime of ' ROSE If f i J. IM PR( > VfLM ENT ( OM PANY. I Second The objiets m'said eorporjition are till/ buying and improving real estate, to sell tlie same i nts to stock holders oi in building houses and cash others, to impioviug ily, to l*-us for tliems. ivts <u others, and l»iofiU. for 1 In stockiioldei - tin rein Third Tin* principal office of and its place of doing bii M inesH county of Mu.-cogc-. l''ourth Tlie ciipil.d slock of s shall lie ten t '.ion-,.ind dollai ■ tl.. tiv< <1 eorpuration i i. biding amis, and d of t rust o, d b otiu-i ami • '• alm*d. "so.! k- •d i ,,i*ii itoek subseri|>- • I.,. -' ! Tl'," debts of 11* _■ - •• n:.mitt* .1 by it. 11;11 11 *is |>.-iitioii for a . .a n ( I* rk of the III If: .. • -ii • sanl .,,,p|i«* .tion man ; 1 V l « • I 1.1: Id- \ BODY. Ift _iL Lxl O 3r £ _A_ 1LT C3~ hJ. ri.Ol’dliA LAND.' Ti)()M US Cll.wvn >111), ^ 1 X ^ I IIIIU’ IliitTt! Ill )\\ Ibil.'h ^OISTEIT TO LOAN . On ( ty Real K-tate, Stock. a:.d la mis. Also discount lirst-cla-- in»t« •>. J (/11 N BL.\( K MAR, sewed fr tf Finane; d A.*:*-i" Ibi »■.■piialists.'^ 11 FA FN ESS H. ,!r i."T ; \«r!r in iibl 1 Lu tti SUL uUl Fi ,.j I ■/. n? OC ' fot prl...., ClKCliMMATI 0./ CORRUGATING CO. Notice to Debtors and Creditors. NOT'CL i- In ri by giv. ti t" all persons having ty. d« (••• i-i-d t<» piv-* nt them t<>^ nw properly :i- !•• -bow tin o char." !it and amount. And all i-' ; j - 11": • ! 11 • •! to-:; , d< .a .1-id .ire hereby re- 'v 0 ^0 A ’ >IONTIX * A^^**'* RB heflt UM1. V *• AUUiueaJ/%^ Pit UN SC Liiroii.