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Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1871-03-30
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ORITnARY

fETER FAHPRLT respected citizen oftbis
eeeouthty, residing near stanton, died on thf
zoth inst, aged 70 years and 70 days.
he was born in the State Of Tennessee
March vi, 1886. and was married 10 Mar
hoW, ms now bereaVed widow. March Isl
1910; In lSO3, his fatherm moved to Ohio. thpn
an almost unbrokcn wilderness. and diving IN
lSO6, left Peter, the oldest son Of tie fTm Nv
an orphan boy to endure many hards sbins
some years after this an older right sW AM
away an the lands they owned Thus as best
ne could he was left to contend in the hattie
OF ne lie was man Of toll, living IN peace
WIN WIN ms neighbors and contented with his
lot IN NE. lie raised twelve children 10 man
ana Womanhood, nine of whom are etIiyjng
ne united with the Methodist Protestant
Ihufeh ~ the year 1885 found peace by III.
lleVlng IN Jesus. and continued a faitbfnI
mem Der In the church OF his choice until his
aecease: lie possessed warm affection for
ms 1amlly, and short time before his death
desired his Pastor, Rev. S. b. Smith. TO give
MN the sacrament, requesting all his chidren
10 DC present, which request could be Inf in
part complied with; and when dvIpg said
20 his crippled daughter God viii nevt9
ieaYe nor forget you. my child~
rs funeral TOOK place at 9 o'cIork NJ
I'gh INST at the Nj. II Church in Stanton
ReV Smith Preached frem the words i an,
now ready to be offered, and the time of nv
departure is at hand, tola large sympatbizing
guidance The remains were then denosita5
In the cemetery. FRTpNn
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1871-03-30
NOTICE TO LANDOWNERS

OF the time and place OF holding View
t3 samuel Martleld and Robert d DUNLAP.
oil the couaty Of PickaWay, Ohio ''F'
on are hereby notified that the Yiewers
and snrAeyor appointed by the Commission
Sis oi tayette County, Ohio, in their order Of
|, March 9th. 1871. to lay ont and survey tha
county Road petitiened for By the undefsign-
ed ana diners, Will meet at the North East
CORNER OF the lands of DR.. j. p Wilson in the
BloOmlDgburg and New Holland road on the
SOth day Of April. 1871 for the purpose set
iortfi in said order The Petition for said
road is In substance as follows:
me petitioners pay for the location and
establishment of county road Ne
ginning at stone in the middle Of the
| Bl0omingburg and New Holland road and
northeast corner to the lands Of DR.. j n
wilson; thence with the line of said Wilson
and Richard Bates to the north-we corner
0l 0l sa!d Wllsen and Bates land: thence with
she line Of Nathan Louderman and CHARLES
McCrea deceased, to the corner Of said Iond,
eTman and McCTea, at or near the North
F0fE OF l'aint creek; thence crossing the land
o. SAID MeCrea. deceased, and Ralnh IInr.
nam on straight line to the northeast cor.
i heI ol a. u wood in the line of Ralph Dur
nam thence north west with the line of said
Woou Durham to the corner of Wood
haiph Durham aud John Durham; thence IN
a noFth- westerly course across the lands of
sald 4. g. Wood to the line of j. q. Glaze and
q sag g wood tn nee with the line OF said j
Y Hlaze and John Leasure to a stake in said
Gla1e's land; thence in northerly direcfion
erosslFg said Glaze's land and running above
MS orchard. to the end of his lane: thence on
4 straight line to the corner Of the heirx ~
Ben, tilaze. Jr deceased; thence with ina
an9t an ,i ilnes between Glaze and Glaze, Lindsey
IN ana McCrea, and MaTield and Lindsey to the
Washington and Waterloo road.
A q, WOOD
:, NATHAN LOUDERMAN
March 49, 1871 .--1T+5. And atbers
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1871-03-30

Ihe following is The Roll Of Honor 10
Washington Public School for the tern
commencing January 2, and ending March
a. lul' This Roll contains the name,
Of tiose, who, during the term have been
loO ~ attendance, puHctuality and de.
pertinent:
/ ripsr PRMARY DEPMTMESr.
4 yickg Bay, Alta Cissna, Lucy siroble.
LA Whlte, Anna Raines, Ala Wendel,
kosa Karney, Charley Bay, Elmer Crone
Frank CbilcOte. Alexander EMANUEL, Mat.
thew Murphy Ward Pine, Tommy Pur.
cell.
stooND PRIMARY IMPAIRMENT.
Ella Carr, Caroline Strobe, Bessie Prd.
dy' Mary King, Bobbie Bryson, Frank
Dews Vernon Gray, Gloon Hills, Eddie
McGee, Charlie White. M
FIRST SECONDARY DEPARTMENT.
Sarah Carmen, Mny Clark, Laura Cow.
linz, Josie Dews, May Harris, Mira Smith.
Alice Smith, John Hafler, Birdie Bere,
man jimmy Goldsberry, Frank Hause,
Jesse Hooker, George PHILIPPE, John Pur.
cell, Dolly Sanders, Willie sullivan.
SECOND SECONDARY DEPARTMENT.
Jesse Bell, Jennie Clark, Flora Gill,
Jesse Goris, Grace Priddy, Jennie Price,
Lizzie Eyans. Katie Dore, Andrew Dunn,
william Karney. second. John Maynard,
Lycurgus Saxton, Henry Wigginton
FIRST INTERMEDIATE DEPARTMENT.
Minnie Blain, Ella Crone, Lottie Cleove.
land, Ethel Gray, Minnie Light, Lizzie
Pearce. Rillio Wendell. John Clark, Harry
Dahl.
SECOND INTERMEDIATE DEPARTMENT.
Mamie Ferguson, Clepiah Hire, lydia
Tremain, Althea White.
GRAMMAR SCHOOL.
Lizzie Dahl, Ella Ferguson, Ida Getz
Lucy johnson, ALMA KephaH, Alice Pit.
'er' Ella Slmpkins, Belle Beatty.
HIGH SCHOOL.
Mary Brown, Emily Hall, Hiram Miser.
frank Manly, Edwin Light, W. B Car [
ENTER Fred Bostwick 4
ooLoRED SCHOOL. t
Nancy Anderson, Melissa Anderson |
aura Cole, Rebecca Weaver, Alonzo An.
erson. Edward Roberts, Perry Valentine
ohm Weaver, James Weaver, Alexander 2
Weaver, i,
The following named pupils are among
ne best in nll respects and deserve honora'
lie mention in this Roll Sickness only.
revented their names from. appearing on $
le Roll proper, viz Nellie Gissna, Min.
Ie Carpenter Vicky Dahl, Anna smith VI
lille Reife, Clara Lanum, JOSH. Mill.
'n' and Fred 0gle Some lost only \ I"
ny, the others one two aud three DAYS, o
The close Of next term we propose to Sc
iblish Roll Of DishOnor. in connection =,
ith the Roll of Honor There are some VI
Ems connected with our school every nj
rm that need to be made public and per.
ps they can be as well initiated in this 7
ny as in any other. \,
P 3. MoREHousE, supt, - =
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1871-03-30
NEW YORK MARKEr
NLw York, March 27. 1871

NLW YORK, March 27 1911
BEEF CATTLE-With rising 600 eattl,
i0r the week ending tonight, tile marke
closes less firm Prices are scarcely anK
lower, but cattle cost much more on tie wny
here, making dealers very little money
hence many Of them call prices lower
There were 500 to day, ~ cars at One HIM.
dredth street, So cars at Cummunipaw. and
sO cars at WeehaWken 1t was only possible
to sell out 560 State cattle, Dry COWS. buiIs
ana Old oxen went at li@i3c. fair steers NJ
Il prime to choice at l59lbisc with few
fair at l6c Sixty choice Illinois. ~ cwt.
sold at 1910 Ice 50 Of cwt at i4@i5e 30
CANADA. eWt at 14c,; 100 Illinois, & ewf
at l3se. Prospects not fattering.
ShEEP Total receipts for the week 20
2BO, with 100 of them to-day, and the mar
let Is very dull. Prices are deelfninr
Very many remain unsod They are worth
6@ te for thin to fair wool sheen. with rood
to choice at I9s@s4c,, a few selections Of ok.
ira fat stock reaching SIC. A car prime
state few Canada sheM'ed sheep 1874 lbs. sold
at q, q car 75 IL. Ohio wool sheep at 6lEc.
HOGS.-Have run down rapidly of late
Live arc selling ut T1a9Se; dressed at 9Ea
lVc e. Total receipts for the week 1860, with
1900 to day
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1871-03-30

Mrs Elizabeth Bryan, Of this place com
menced suit against the different liquo
sellers in towr for selling lquor to bel
hhsbandi asking damages which sb,
claimed she had sustained by the sale o.
liquor to her hasband. by these dealers In
Intoxicating driuk The trials commenced
on Thursday last, at the Court house, be.
fore John Sanders, Esq. with Hadly and
Gardner, Esqs. for the plaintiff, and 7. N.
Gray, Esq. for the defendants. The testi.
moDy before the Justice, was, that each
one of the defendants had sold liquor 10
Bryan in violation Of law, and that he had
been drunk nearly all the time for several
morths past, spending his money, vast
ing his time and neglectiog to provide for
his family, in consequence of which, they
were dependent upon the brother of Mrs.
Bryan and the charity Of them, r. Church
and the neighbcrs, for the absolute neces
stiles Of life. 1t was also shown that Brv.
an could and did provide well for his fam
lily when he was sober, and that in this
condition he could earn from Sl5 20 to
$l7 Goa week. Heis a shoemaker and a
good workman. The trials lasted ali Of
Thursday and Friday, and on Saturday
the Justice rendered the follow.
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1871-03-30
BlOOmingburg Items.

/
1t wasannounced last week, that DR.
Morse would lecture at the Academy. or
the evening of the 9th. He was prevent
ed from coming at the time, but proposes
to fulfill his engagement next Monday eve
nlng' This will be the closing lecture OF
the presentcourse.
On Tuesday evening, April the 4th, the
ladies give another festival at the Acade.
my Hall. Proceeds for the benefit of the
Institution. The Spring term closes on
that day, followed by weeks vacation.
! Extensive depredstions were committed
Thursday night, on the store of Mr.. 4. B.
Sheets Entrance had been effected through
the front door. and considerable quaint.
ty OF tobacco, provisions and fancy art-
cles were taken. As misfortunes never
come singly, the same gentleman met
with quite Il severe accident the next.dav
The fingers of his right hand were badly
crushed in handling a barrel of molasses.
The surgeon hopes to save them without
amputation, though the first joint of one
Of them was badly mashed. D
Rev. Samuel Gillespie has bid adieua66
his friends here and gone to New York,
where he expects to sail, shortly, for his
field of labor in Africa.
The Fayette County Teachers Associa
ion meets here on Saturday, the Sth Of
April. We shall be glad to see full at.
enhance. Bloomingburg is always inter
sted in educational matters, and we think
We have some teachers who know thing
II two. ID st
Contractors are getting ready to resume
york on the unfinished turnnikes
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1871-03-30
FLORENCE SEWING MACHINE

b BRoBsr Agent for the Florence Sew
ing Machines, for Madison and Fovett,
eounti's, will canvass the two eounties Go,
the sale of the machine. Persons alr4aJ,
supplied with the machines; and wisbine
instructions in running them. will be coII
ca upon ny leaving their orders at d
Furtwanglrr's Jewelry Store, in Washing.
ton, or addressing him at London WadS.
son county, Ohio.
Machine needles can be had at Furt.
waDgler's. I7.n9
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1871-03-30

= The attention of our readers is called
to the Resolution and address of the Grand
Lodge of F, q A. M of Ohio, relating tc
intemperance, 1t will be found on the
first page of to-day's HERALD, and it is
well worthy of the perusal and attention
Of every reader as well as the members of
the Order. We are glad to see this public
demonstration by the Mosonic Lodge of
our State; it speaks well for the good in,
tentions, at least, of the officials of the
Order, and we hone the requirements OF the
resolution and the excellent sentiment and
recommendations Of the address will be
duly appreciated and adhered by to all
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1871-03-30
Business N Office.

We send statement of account to number
OF our delinquent subscribers with their pa
pers this week, and shall favor others in &
like manners and we hope they will forward
us the amounts of their indebtedness, prompt
ly, and save us further trouble. We must
have settlement with all our delinquentsub
scribers, and will be compelled to part com
pany with those who fail to pay off their in
debtedness Most of our subscribers pay
but quite number have allowed
themselves, by negligence to become consid-
erably in arrears. We call upon them now
to settle up, as we wish to commence the new
year with clean set of books.
We require advance payment on all sub
scriptions hereafter; satisfied that it is the
only safe and proper method.
WIN. MILLIKAN & SON.
PUBLISHERS Herald r
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1871-03-30

The next meeting of the Fayette COUNTY
Teachers Association will be held at til,
Academy Hall, in Bloomingburg, on Sat
urday, April 9th, commencing at 0 O'Clock
A M The following is a programme o.
the exercises for the day;
10 to l0;l5-organization.
lOI5 to lO:45-Best method of teaching
Geography-Miss Callie Wherritt
lO;45 to li;l5- Anatomy, Physiology
and Hygiene -P. E. Morehouse. %
las to ll:30-Explanation of Cube
ROot--D R Jacobs. .--
ll:3O to l2-Geology-Dr. W. F. Hugh
ey.
1880 to 2-Are our County School Ex-
aminers justified in requiring Certificates
of mora character from all applicants, as
per presentru!e? Discussion to be opened
by } P. A. Diekey.
2to 2:l5-Music in our Common Schools
&C. r Dean,
2;l5 to 2:30-How many hours is it prof.
table for pupils and teacher to spend in
the school room?-Miss Stella Norton.
2;30 to 3-Moral influences that work
in the school room-A. F. Gate.
8 to 3'30-Hnw can punctualitv on the
part OF pupils be best secured2 Discus.
sion to be opened by D. W, Ellis.
5:50 to 4--le a compulsory school law
desirable in this State? Discussion to be
opened by W. W. 3hndin.
to 4:3O-Shall there be an Institute
held in the County during the coming
Summer General discussion.
BY order Committee of Arrangements.
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1871-03-30
LETTER List.

Letters addressed to the following named
persons remain uncalled for in the Wash.
ington Post Office.
Allen Anderson, Mrs Mary J August Q,
Mrs Susan Boste, Robert Barnett, M nnrg
Geo W Clark, Il Jacob S Coe, r Cantweii'
Jesse Crosse, 81 jacob Colaw, j W Credit,
A Custard, " Custer DA earle. R Lebo.
berger, Miss M LINES, Curtis Lapumn.
Miss Mary Doe II Lynn. Sidney Leoeek
Brent Miller, Ed Merchant, 2; L ] Morris
G W Mongold, T a Mendenall, Jas Me.
SURE, Leo Miller, E J Mendenall John
Mason, lsaac P Patch, s; L Ring, R Roe.
= F Rest, Jas Ross, Miss Mary @ Smith.
Mrs Frqncis Sanders, Mrs N Sanders. P
Kit Sanders, N Shingles D
Swlggard, D D Stookey, r j Stenart. Jas
Sharp, Jas L Sharp. Isaac Thornton. Eli
"a Thornton, Miss Lizzie Thompson, Jas
A Wngoner, Jos Watts, Jas Woods
In calling for any Of the above named
etters, please ask for advertised letters.
H. L. ROBINSON, P. NJ
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1871-03-30
LoCAL NoTTCEe..
TnE CiiAMPION.

ls he only wrought iron frame Macbip,
made Tue hestis always The cheapest
ror sale bY Greene 4 Green, Washington
q H. Q The following named ZEN
vestofl fls7l '"' 'a'
William Baldwin, John Townsed, Jobr
orr, Ihos, CockeriIl, Samuel Havnes
Lewis CoiinL D. Andy Post, Widow sel.
lers, Alfred To hunter, Dock Hnvs w. oJ'
inngton Taylor, Jacob Hines, Zenhaniab
bryant, Isiah Brown, Simon A Jake III.
oy,'o ] D. LITTLE,
i""I CanYassinR Agent
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1871-03-30

- The State Board Equalization has re
duced the valuation Of real estate in this
county 10 9-lOper cent, from the valuation,
as appraised by township appraisers and
equalized by: the State Board of Equal,
ization, The total valuation Of all real
property in the county, after this reduo-
tion, is So, ,3SI .952.
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1871-03-30

1t will beseen by this table that tn,
popularity of the Singer Machine far ex
ceeds that of all others, their sale being
one half greater than even that of the ''fa
nous Wheeler d Wilson" machine. Thi.
is owing to the fact the Singer Company
have lately commenced making. besides
their old and well-established manufae
turing machine what is known as their
New FAMILY MACHINE" which is selling
at the rate Of nine to one better than their
old style Their total sales for 1869 were
S6, 78l machines against the 1877 ,s33 Of
1870 showing an increase Of one half in
the latter year.--[New York Sun
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1871-03-30
Mysterious Death--suicido or MUIR


der.
Mary Jane Lowell ayoung lady resident
OF Leesburg, Highland County, was found
dead in the woods at oliF Run, In Paint
Township, Ross County, about eight
miles from Greenfield, on Thursday morn.
ing last The mysterious circumstances
Other decth, as reported, are about as
follows; John s Blackburn, mar some
10 years Of age, living in Greenfield, where
he has family Of . wife and four or five
children, some grown up, was known to
have been criminally intimate with Miss
Lowell Tor several years past. On Monday
evening Of last week he met her in Green
field land went off with her. On Wednes.
day evening following, he returned to
Greenfield, apparently in state ofinsani.
ty, and reported to several persons that
Miss Lowell was dead in the woods at the
place above named. He had seen hertake
poison, and knew she was lying dead at
the place named. Directed by his state
ments party of men wei t to Cliff Run
early on Thursday morning and found
Miss Lowell lying dead in thicket of
oawpow bushes, just as Blackburn had
old them they would find her. A coro-
'er's inquest failed to establish anything
lefnite in regard to the cause of her
Ieath, but It is supposed it was caused by
'olson' Her stomach was taken out for
nalYsis Since Thursday, Blackburn
as either been insane, or has feigned in.
nnitY He was taken to Chillicorhe to
ave an examination. Miss Lowell was
'rseveral years resident Of this town,
wing in the family of Mr.. Oliver Grubbs
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1871-03-30

= Ayoung Democratic aspirant for as
sessorial honors in the First Ward of Cir
cleville, was in this place, on Saturday
last, electioneering. We don't want tc
Gfotcl, but we would like to ask when
Washington was made part of Circle
Ville's First Ward awe rise to explain )"
that for Democrats of the aspiring order,
1--WE are free to maintain Washington
is bad place.
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1871-03-30
AN ACT


|, AN ACT
f To amend sections seven and ten of an ae
entitled ian act 30 provide against the evil,
resulting from the sale of intoxicating Ii
quors in the state of Ohio" passed May 1
1854, Is, y q, 143t)
SECTION / Be it enacted blythe General
Assembly Of the State Of OHIO, That sections
, seven % and ten (lO) OF the above recited
act, be 80 amended as to read as follows:
SEoroN T. That every husband, wife,
child, parent, guardian, employer, or 9th.
er person who shall be injured in person
or property or means of support, by any
intoxicated person, or in consequence Of
the intoxication, habitual or otherwise, of
any person, such wife, child, parent; guar.
dian, employer, or other person, shall have
a right of action in his or her own name,
seVerally or jointly, against any person
or persons who shall, by selling or giving
Intoxicating liquors, have caused the in.
toxleatlon, in whole or in part, of such
person or persons and the owner of, les
see, or person or persons renting or leas
ing any building or premises, having
knowledge that intoxicating liquors are to
be sold therein in violation OF law, or hav.
ing leased the same for other purposes,
shall knowingly permit Intoxicating Ii
quors to be sold in such building or nra.
misses, that have caused the intoxieation
in whole or in part, of such person or per
sons, shall be liable severaily or Jointly
with the person or persons selling or giving
Intoxicating liquors aforesaid, for ali dam
ages sustained, as well as exemplary dam |
ages; and married woman shall have the
same right to bring suit, and control the |
same and the amount recovered, the same
as if feme sole: and al damages recover.
ed under this act, shall be paid either to
such minor or to his or her parent, euardi. !
an or next friend, as the court shall di- I
rect; and the unlawful sale or giving
away of intoxicating liquors shall work a
forfeiture ofall rights OF the lessee or ten
ant, under any lease or contract trent up.
on premises where such unlawful saIe or
giving away shall take place and all suits
for damage under this act shall be bv CIV
il action in any ofthe courts Of this state
having jurisdiction thereof
SECTION 10. For all fines, costs end
damages assessed against any person or
perspnsl lln 'e,ohseq uFnce OF the sale Of in
CoNleaung liquors. as provided in section
seven OF this act, and the act to which
Jhls is amendAtory, the real estate and per
sonai property OF such person or persons
ot every kind, without exception, except
lnaer the act.to tR! amend an act entitled an
let to regulate judgments and executions f
" t% ,aw a. Passea seio March lst, 1881, passed
$40 Is. &c il43S Shall sO be a mbIo bTo e. LIP, h
payment thereof; nnd such fines costs
hd damages snail be lien upon such
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1871-03-30
sewing Maehine sn,e for 40.

The magnitude to which the manufae-
turing Of sewing machines has attained ia
shown by the returns of the manufacturers
for the year of 1870 to the owners of the
leading patents, on which they pay rov
atty According to these returns the npm.
Der of machines sold by each manufactur.
er in 1870 is as follow:
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1871-03-30
ROADN NOTICE Notice Is b

n N@AL ~ 4 CI5- --- IN OIlce is mere
by given that the Commissioners of
T,agette 4, county; Ohio, upon the petition of
Z. q. LeaEel Milo Rockwell and Others for
the Improvement OF County Road by
SIalghtenlng- grazing, grayeliIg culverting
ahd bridging upon the following described
route to,wit: Beginning at the termination
ol me PIKE leading from Danyille Madison
county to Fayette and Madison county line
near " illiam Baldwins; thence with or
near the he'd Of an old road TO where the
blo0mingbnrg road intersects lie Danyjlie
ana 1ankee Town road near the school
House In White Oak; thence with or near the
old bed Of the Danyille and Yankee Town
road to Fayette and Pickawav county line
near Yankee Town Meeting House: thence
to intersect the pike in Pickawav county
leading to Circleville, have appointed view,
eIs ana surveyor to view survey, and make
an estimate OF the probable costs Of making
said Improvement, and that said viewers and
surveyor viii meet for the aforesaid pnrpose
nc SAID Place Of beginning on Tuesday the
ietn day nt April, 1871, at 10 O'Clock A. nj. AZ
which time said viewers will receive and
hear claims for damages which may lie made
ana presented according to law
A. GCCANILESS.
Auditor Of Fayotte County, Ohio,
March 10, 17Sw5