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SHOCKING BARBARITY AT BoNNY.-

SHOCKING BARBARITY AT BoNNY.-In
reference to the late treaty ratified be-
tween Bonny and OpObo, on the West
Coast of Africa, a curious though barba-
rous custom was observed. 1t appears
that King ia ia, Of Opobo, sent up to
Bonny a slave to be killed, as a binding
and everlasting ratification of the treaty
lately entered into between himself and
the Benny people This custom is called
"chopping Ju-ju," and is most horribly
cruel and revolving. The poor victim is
first marked in a straight line from the
crown of the head down the front of the
body with a sharp knife, cutting deep in
to the flesh he is then held by two or
three stout fellows and chopped in two
halves his %entrails are scattered about,
, 1873-07-05
VIA ST. IAGO DE CUBA.

June 18th.
The Cortes have taken in consideration
the proposal of Ocon to grant the Govern
ment extraordinary privileges to impose
a tax of 20 millions OF dollars. OkeIley
has arrived at Santona and has been deliv-
cred to the authorities.
The Sultan has issued a frman to the
Khedive of Egypt granting the rights and
privileges of an independent nation, to
negotiate and conclude international trea-
ties, and augment his army.
Havana Gold, 343 to IS. Exchange,
Currency, 2O3 to 208'
New York-Gold, 1853. Exchange on
London, 81 p. c.
, 1873-07-05
Total s 4I5,141 "a

Balance of deposits S 55,O63 so
7 new deposit account, viz:
2 Minors. 5 Various.
81 Withdrawals amounting to $737 05
Receivers TOR Saturaay, 18th July 1878
In CHRISTIANSTED
James Moore, Esq. Trustee.
0. Krause, Esq, Member.
In FREDERIKsTED
J. G. Ripperger, Esq, Trustee.
P. Stevenson, Esq, Member.
JOH f. GOLDBERG,
President.
St. Croix, 3Oth June 1878
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From the 81. TRome TGdende.)
VIA JAMAICA. PER CALLS CODE.

VIA JAMAICA. PER CALLS CODE.
June 18th.
Havana.-News has been received from
the island of Sumatra that the Dutch
fred upon three English merchant vessels !.
as they were leaving the harbour OF
Atcheen.
The disturbed condition of affairs in
France occasions much uneasiness IN
England, particularly in financial circles
June 10th.
There has been a serious fire In London
bv which the Alexandra Palace was total
ly destroyed.
Earl Russell, in his place 10 the House
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.~uIvav ANN nCPARrURE OF
IN ssSs ~ = r. A. A n. n.

:
ARRIVAL AND DEPARTURE OF
tn AIMS ON .. 9. r A. u. H.
On and after Monday, Nov 2e,h, 1872,
trains wilirun % follows: ~ " ~
NORTH 70. s. xo.s So' 20 J !, :.
Leave Oil CITY 500 4 n. 80 P =. $50 P N
Pet.Cen 6, 30 J" 3,37 S,33 .
a. Titusv. 7.l0 4,25 " 9.l5
Arrive Cory, $50 800 1910
No Accommodation Freight.
Leaves OIL City 8. 30 A gxif Pet Centre
lel3; TitusvilIr, n, ,06; Ar oory,lA4ppm
SOUTH. NO. l.. no. 4. 10. 9.
Leave Cory, 1885 AxlsloAM s'2orM
" Titusv. 49, P M 7,S0 7,30 g
P. Cen. l,2O 8.l7 sl6i
Arrive 9. o,iy 2.oo "a 500" g 600 g
Irvine. 500 ll.38 ''
No. l0-Accommodatio Freight.
Leaves Cory !, 40 p m; Titnsv. 2,55; Pet
Centre. 355; Ar at Oil City,4, 80 p m.
~ No.. s apd6 run on Sunday.
fTCoem<do III Nov. Sd trains viii
By PbiIsd-lphia time, which is TEN MN
vrEs FASTER thAp our, time. r,ss vrs.la,
J. J.-EAWRENCF, Gen. Sups
c: J. HEz9yRS, Asst espt, ,..,..v -g
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PhiIadelulha = Erie Rallroad

wfNrER TIMETABLE.
On and sf,er slhday, Oct, a7th, 1872, the Trains
on The Philadsnnhta 81 Eric Railroad will run as
folIovG
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DUNkIRK, WARREN AND
PLTTSHURG RAIL WAY.

Time Table takes effect Nov. 8, 'e7s.
SOUTHWARK. Darn f
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s>tation for jamestown, N. Y, nnd connection
with A. Il q. W. trains east aud west.TConnects at
Warren With trains ems, and west on tli- II. II T.
R.R u. THAYER Gen'l supt,
Dunkirk, New York
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Made Easy. Every clerk ard
II merchant eau learn mt once. Book mailed,
sDc H. GOULDING BRYANT. Buffalo NY
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Elvvors Gi NOUl5as

Rules End Prescriptions that II cuie any cnse Of
Seminal Weakness, Emissions, &c and ros, ore lost
manhood to perfect health SENT FREE TO All by
one who has suffered ana is now cured Address,
with stamp, EDGAR TkEMAlNE, S.aton D.,
New York
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AGENTS ! 4 RAKE CHANCE !

We will pay oil Agents $40 per week IN
CASH who will engage with us AT oNCH -
Every thing furnished and expenses paid
Address
A. COULTER & co. Charlotte, Mich
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GAy YOU TEE WHY TT II

y that when any one comes to StrOuds.
burg to buy Furniture, they always inquire
for McCarIvs Furniture Slorel [Srut. rs
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DLANKS OF ALL KINDS for Sale a.
I'D this Office.
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Carriage, Wagon,
April IS, 1872

and, IN fact, everything in his line of bu-
~-iness, at the shortest possible notice, and
~ the most reasonable terms.
Carriages repaired, trimmed and paint
ed in the best style of the art.
Having first class material always on
hand, aud none but first class workmen
engaged. the public are assured that none
but first class work will be turned out at
his shop.
In connection with his Carriage Shop
he has also a Blacksmith Shop. where
superior workmen will always he found
ready To attend TO the orders of customers
The public are invited to call aud ex
anime his stock before purchasing else
where. VALENTINE KAUTZ
September 10, ls67.-tf.
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FOOT YOUR MONEY

- away Tor worthless articles of Forni-
.ure, but 60 10 Nc ,ariy's, and YOU wall gel
well paid tor it. fSept. 70. 81.
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The rate of Insurance in this COMPANY
is one dollar for every thousand dollars in.
snred. after which payment no further char
ges will be made, except to cover actual loss
by fire that may fall upon members of the
Company.
The policies issued by this Company are
perpetual, and afford the fullest secnritv.
with the largest ECONOMY and convenience.
THIS company will not issue Tanneries.
Distillerics or Cabinet Shops.
Applications for Insurance may be made
to either of the Managers, Surveyors or Sec.
rotary.
MANAGERS.
] Depue Labar. jacob Knecht,
S. Staples, John EdInger,
Silas l. Drake. Francis Hagerman,
d Brodhead, Jacob Stouffer,
Robert Bows, Theodore Schoch,
William Wallace, Thomas w. Rhodes,
Siogdell Stokes.
STOGDELL Stokes, President.
f. B DREHER, Secretary md Treasurer.
SIIas l.. Drake, Monroe co.
Peter Gilbert, -
Geo. G Skater, "
Tho w. Rhodes, " SURVEYORS
A Oppelt, Wayne co.
J. H. Wells, Pike co.
R'ch'dC Camden. Northampton,
Ziegenfus, Carbon.
W The stated meeting Of The board OF
takes place at the Secretary's of.
hce. on the first Tuesday ct each month, al
2 O'Clock p. NJ.
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CANAL NAVIGATION.
TAs 4loeyeoe Ae - Best A1yaieasisa It
Steam.

From the New York Commercial Advertiser.
The Commissioners appointed IL decide in
regard 10 the successful application of steam
in canal navigation are to award the $780,.
900 prize some time within the present
month, should they conclude that their re.
quircmcn,s have been complied with. There
arc seven or eight Contestants for this award
prominent among whom are the owners of
the Andrew H. II. Dawson, now lying At
Long Dock, Jersey City. The Captain
Charles L. Clifton, who has been thirty.
three years on the canal, aud eighteen
months in charge of this particular boat,
claims to have made, with cargo Of two
hundred tons, an average Of four miles an
hour, at an average expense Of - for the
coal consumed in twenty -four hours. Her
machinery weighs but five tons and occupies
s by feet space. The propeller with which
she 70 fitted, 10 known a. MANS Bow Pro.
peller," and, It 10 stated, can be adapted to
any of the 1000 boats now In use ON the
canal, At an expense of 500 for carpenter
work. This propeller, inserted In the bow,
It is claimed of splitting the water open,
sucks It in, takes It under the bottom, pro-
ducing IN inward current, and comes out
behind and at the sides without producing
disturbance of the water. The Commis-
sion 10 composed Of the following gentle.
men: General Mcclellan, David Dows,
Willis N. Nelson, George 0eddcs, Van r.
Richmond, w. Wight. Canal Commission.
srs Fay and Chapman, George CROUCH. and
Mrs. Prosscr, Of Buffalo.
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'''''''I ,yetsie :s,ts''ss sS.1tss. 4ne'' wi
4 Yso0ea Han 8aah1g his Dad Cen
enthusiastically e tas Wsathsr IN ~
1eQthWoet.

From parties just arrived from Southwest.
ern Kansas We learn that the weather has
been severe beyond endurance, and the
suffering among the hunters beggars des.
cription.
A farmer who arrived in Wichita on Satur.
day reports having ovcrtaken team loaded
with buffalo skins, and on the wagon stiff
and cold. sat the driver, permitting the team
to wander at will over the prairies, and en-.
tirely unable to help himself. He tod the
farmer he was frozen, and compelled to re-
main In the position he was. aud at the
same time bcckoned with his head to tho
wagon box. thus calling attention to tho
contents Of the bed Upon looking over the
side Of the box terrible sight WAS before
him. There, lying side by side were two
hunters, frozen stiff in death, and ~ the
wagon jolted over the rough plain they
knocked together like two great iciclcs.
The gentleman who brought the news to
Wichita had his hands frozen % badly ~ 70
make amputation necessary shortly after his
arrival. He was unable to give the names
of any of the unfortunate party.
We also learn from the Wichita Beacon,
that party Of four went into camp on
Aoot's creek, twenty five miles from tim.
Der, who hsve undoubtedly perished.
At house twelve miles west Of Wichita,
fifteen men arrived during the night Of the
2Sd, all frozen. Some Of them will lose
their feet, others their hands and fingers
The road between Wichita and the buffa.
10 range ID strewn with buffalo hides and
meat, abandoned by their owners to save
themselves and teams Com.
sssreial, Dec. 2SM
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Dear 0ue-The horsss is I'll got The cpl.
sraaaic very bsd.y. Us boys had % much
fan the sshes day! Little Franks hosey.
horss had glue running out Of his n0se. 70
" knew be had Il, and We tcok him into
The bath room end got soms Vt mas hns
towlss and wrapped HE legs up In hot wafer
and burned sulphur matches under Biz
throat. and svingcd his name Oh, and The
paint came Of his less, and the glue came
sastuck, and Frank cas'tride him any moro
Wasa't Il jollyi Then the matches pat q
In mind Of hsvin' Boston Dire, % y. coaxed
sister Sa.lis 70 give % her box Of Swiss
houses yos bsouxht her from Uip; and ne
ses sea sp sad soschcA 'ea al, .aad II hcr
zip. TIE tows veas Me taaaee ssd Ne
lhsUwesl sDsns ef sisss dsib Ii Tar 6ssd
tsdiss. and shsn ssvtd ahsasms and jsgs TT
tulyA E a. A.t5
Dss yss bss % 81 sesssd whea The
names wess = high. - we issss1 o. ihe
tnn, aad tAse 1eol Jin Dlais ~ ~ xaass
10 ~ ever ~ 1eos ~ dowa ths kilc&sn
- - ~ enskb hssd. go 80 ihosShs ~
pipss ~ bsesd. and sus fus . asan u n
-. - - csseht - Il ibese. md ~ bsys
Sss hans M g,A ibsastanS. Il didat
hass assh. sAsss I ~ - shiek ejoshsA
o9 1tssk = = psatA Rs wsns Il IN
o1aaay. ~ - . esw gil. I 6.ss's hks
Jsie nird aay asss, - I xaeBs - 11s's
~ - ~ Osee. cnaou Whoo I esvo ~ !
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cvf.AWocllcAl CORNER.

rhc New York clcrgymen now never tail
to kiss the bride.
mo moro wine 10 New Years callers"
say Eastern ladies.
The Laura Fair shooting gallery" isa
Chicago institution.
Bismarcks son Is said 10 Ike engaged to al
American lady In Berlin.
Nilsson the singer pays taxes on real es-
tate in eleven American cities.
Mrs. Ferguson, sister Of Fanny Fern,
has lately died at Columbus, o.
Lonx thimbles reaching to the second
joint are new deyice for shaping the nm
gers.
A naughty boy at Cedar Rapids white
washed . Roman candle and stnck Il In hts
mothers candle>s,ick.
A disguised Dsnburian wants TO know
II q woman WAS designed to be the equal OF
man, why it is she can't whistle.
When . 'welye>year.old girl In Lincoln
Neb., gives birth to healthy child, the
people call it - freak of nature"
According to tho statistics Of the last
complete census of tho United States the
men outuumbered women by 4sS,SoO,
Half q dozen Iowa school girls in ad.
vanced sewing classes recently bas>
ted their teacher 80 that he found his shirt
al gore.
A wretchcd old bachelor says: "Atter
all, woman's heart 10 the sweetest thing In
the world; it's = perfect honeycomo-tul'
of sells."
A philosopher who married vulgar but
amisblc girl, used to call his wife brown
sugar, because he said. she was sweet but
unrefined.
Miss Temperance Anderson, . resident oil
Baden, Beaver county, Pa, has hair six feet
and a half long. 1t Is quite thick and fine,
blonde In color.
A South Saginaw lady fell into the river
on last Saturday while fishing, and was
rescued by her husband, while in state Of
temporary insanity.
variety weddings,' have been Introduced
into Rhode Island. They take the place of
wooden, tin or crystal weddings, the happy
couple receiving . variety of presents In
stead of having them al Of one material.
Miss Addio Taylor Of Bridgeport, Conn.
attended . Freuchman who was sick OF
small.po few months ago, aud now he
has given her fortune Of $50, 900. All tho
girls in Connecticut arc looking for small,
pox cases.
There 10 In Cedar Rapids, Iowa, . lady
who has perfect genius for making rare
and curious things. She has invented
machine for making lace, consisting Of one
hundred bobbins, and on this has manufac.
tured handkerchicfs and collars and lace
equal to any imported from Paris
A Cincinnati youth who persisted In Wis.
i.ing young lady In Louisville, we'll know.
ing the local prejudics between the two
villages. Was seen few days since In doc.
tors Office inquiring what . piece of court
plaster eight inches by twelve would cost,
and how much ''skiu grating" cost bv the
square yard.
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POETRY.
CONG No0E TO-DAY.

~ WILL =. cARITox.
I've watched the swyess righ, and LETT, and give my
verdict true:
stuck 20 long unto my chair thought would grow
And IL do no. know myself they'll e. me there
ag'in.
But now the courts adjourned for good, and have
got my pay;
I'm loose At last and thank tho Lord, I'm going
home to-day.
I've somehow felt uneasy like. sInce arst day came
down:
II isas awkward game to play the gentlcmsu 10 so~s
And this ere Sunday suit Of mine on Sunday rightly
sets;
But when wear the stua = week, It somehow, gals
and frcts.
I'd rather wear my homcspua rig of pepper salt and
gray
III have j. on In half jia whsa get hems to-day.
have NO doubt my wife looked out. - well ~ any
A. well - any woman eosd-to ssc that things were
done.
F0. Though Melinda when I'm there. wont set her
foot out doors
She's very careful when Im gone. to tend to all the
chores;
But nothing peospcrs half 20 we'll. when 20 OF to
And win put all thug. II shape when get home
today.
The mospin' that come away We had little bout
! coolly took nv hat and left before the show was
out;
For Whist said was naught whcrrat rhc ought to take
oGcnse,
And she was always quick At words, and ready to
cSDmence.
Bat then she's arst one to give up when she has had
her cay,
And she will meet NC with kiss when xo home to.
day.
Ny little boy-Iri give EN- leave 10 match him II they
It's fun 70 see him strnt about and try TO be man
The gsmesa cheeriest little chap you'd ever wish to
see!
And then they laugh, because think the child rc.
scmblcs nc.
The little rouguc! he goes for ne like robbers for
their prey;
He'll turn my pockets inside out, when Get hone
to-day.
Ny little girl can't contrive bow It should happen
thus
That Cod should pick that boau<t and aing It down
Ny wife, she says that hsasome ssce will some day
make . seis;
And then lsugh becssss she THINKS the child looks
like her!
She'll msss me half way down the bill. and kiss me
anyway,
AID light my heart up with her smiles, when 80
home to-day.
II there's heaven upon the easth fellow knows It
when
usS bssn swsy from home week and then ssss heck
again.
II there's heaven above the earth, there Oft co rnbs
sems houesick fellow meets his folks and huss en-
all around.
BAT ist ~ creed be right wrosk b Il nay.
Ny heaves b just ahead Of ms-lo going home To-
day.
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The Danbusv man who can't afford t0
take Newspaper, paid three dollars for IN.
other dog, Saturday.
To prevent people from meddl,ng with
nitro glyceTiue cans, It 10 proposed to label
them ''lracts."
One Danbury man who spent Thanksgiv-
Ing sbrosd has returned looking - If he had
put up with . thrsshing machine.
II IL best no, to skate intosir holes. Most
Of them arc Alled with water and arc exceed.
ingly damp.
There Il one lady down on rubber bus.lesI
Ths slippery condition Of the tagging Mon.
day morning necessitased her sitting down,
with enthusiastic suddepuess, and the re.
bound that followed dDvc her head through
asix.y dollar show case.
Some ono has got up new kind of toy
pistol that will throw sharp stick with Vi.
olence enough to knock the eye on, Of 4
person worth 100000.
A Dsnbury man who was trying to shel.
ter himself In doorway from the rain Of
Sunday. hsd the mournful pleasure Of see>
Ing Ave Of bis umbrellas 60 BY.
II 10 70 bs the fashion this season not to
offer wine to New Year callers. Il IL zen.
sible fashion. and will, We hope, be gener>
ally observed. Whisky 10 juat a. good, and
doesn't cost one half O much.
Having discovered thas the name Of tho
editor Of the Rsss 10 not Riley, the Western
papers kindly acknowledge The mistake. and
locate his birth place In Eugland. This
soothcs him. .... ...
The recent death Of an eccentric citizen
recalls The fact that . brother who diet,
some hfteea yeass ago, left money 70 Rst
shos qua to shoot The man Who named the
rivsss and lakes m Maine. ..ss..
There ere numbe. Of small stations on
the New Haven Rood that don't appear to
b Of any importance, but II one could sco
the kissing going on there in the summer,
be would think differsntly. We have
looked out Vt the car window upon trapsac,
tions until Il did seem 70 us ~ II our suffer.
inss were greater than We could bear.
II you have occasion to use q wheelbar.
row leave It, when you sre lhrough with IL,
in front OF the hoose with tho handle tow.
ord tho door, A wheelbazrow ID the most
complica3ed thing 70 fall over on the faceof
The earth. A man will fall over oas vhen
he viii never think OF falliag ovesaayshius
slse. He never knows when 10 has not
throagh falling over It, either; for II win
tangls hia loGs and his arms. turn over with
him, and just - be pauses il Ais profanity
70 cougrasulais himself, Il takss new turn,
and scoops nsoss ssin Of him, and hs CONF
msnccs 70 evolotc snsv. Aad bump himself
On fresh placss. Anan nsysr ceases 10 fall
over vAsslhassov until Il iurus complcssly
q ~ heek. q bsinss up againss somsshins
y saases upask nis ,hs mess olFsosive
lppaiag A3jsea ihsee =, Ard NJ 1ore dan
gssoss Ahea = hsomosse - 70 naaa ,
escsas gIsh ens sslsn - - tight ASM
6 - laadlsA and y sisiinG dova % soms-
lAlag. AuAssllasEow ~ - - Without
1eaA, ~ 4 u lsienss neneso u = ~
avsal laoAllae sssss q ess A(oiv. :
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CITY sFAFP,


have been much interested from time 70
Time, with descriptions and plans given In
the Rsssl Ns0 Yorker for making articles
for the adornment Of our homes; and -
newer saw the shove work described, will
tell your readers how to make very nice
picture at little expense. First, procure
piece of pasae.board, (lAx29 10 goud size)
tAe si1e that you wish your picture to be
then with some small steel engrsvings, Il.
ken from old magazines. or ladies' books,
select the pscttiest Or most prominent picture
Sos the centTc. and with weak solution Of
ssn arsbic. paste il in the centre Of your
board. and proeeed with The rest. matching
ths shade snd 6gare - much ~ possible;
asd By trimming the blank from some, and
placing Il over the edge Of Others Put
those that have view Of the Shy for thetop
Of your picture. aud those of ground. for
the lotiom get Of . milliner come white
ribbon paper two inches vide. which paste
on the edge Of your hoard for margin
cuver with . glass ana frame.
Jtsequises some taste and patieuce, n ".
range The picture nicely the psiscipal OBJ
jesa being 10 arrange them % - not y sAcu
vbere they were put togethes, but 70 look
like one picture. MA + 9. Bowsa.
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To Investors.

The Northern Pscsac Railroad Company has "ow
built. equipped and put 10 operation, ssarv ST ni'ss
Of ito main line Of road through excellent county
and along what 10 known the Valley Route to the
Pacific. The anishcd portions already enjoy large
and fast increasing trsRc The ssctioss approaching
completion connect the chain Of Lakes with the navi
CATION Of the Upper Missouri and coiumb'a rivers
with Pugs. Sound. secure ss once large and proas-
able business and eutitle the Company 70 sbout TO-
900 o0o acres Of excellent average land In fee sin.
pie.
With these accomplished results, the Company os'
,crs. and 10 now rapidly ceiling. Ito First Aostsas'
Bonds, for the purpose Of completing tho eonsssae
ton and equipment Of iss road scross the Csntnsss
After careful investigation. We esoonnssd tesss
bonds 10 wrsi scared ard uasssally pseoesess u
ves,msn,. Thsy have y ysas 70 sss psiseapsl aaa
Interest are payable In sod ths interest (ssvsa ~
three tss,hs pss eesG, 10 equal NOW - sssss sx ~
cent In csussey. The coupes asA ssatseasA bssds
be exchanged ssr <seh oshse = ~ pssassss =
the holder Cod checks ior he seaissssa' issasse
the rsciseessl bssds sse nsiisd - ~ psse ses
address 0f the owees.
These secsvitiss hsvs ths following s1s0saes =
strength ssd sasesy: They ~ ~ ssstsss'se =
strong eerpssssios thsy srs slse sssseass - ~
Road, Ito right Of way. sqsipasess ss1 s'aees'ses
ssA . ars lean on IL sst sasniags. u ssd'tsss y
this usaay suaIcisst ssesrsy, tssss y ~ -
parmes. Of the pssscpal asd isssssss onse Lese
averaging absst s.oee Aass res nils Sss ~ seess
length Of ~ Rosa A ~ ayssses 1sies ~ asss =
which other LasA Orssts Asvs tAss ~ Ssss -
sh's real estate security wiiI yisA ssss sAss eae
ss ni'e-noss shss thrse tisss ths psssses Sssas q
soads.
1Ss ceapssy has a'rssdy bsgsa ~ 1ssass : =
s's.iag and essssiiag ~ 1sss nssteass sss1A =
ss'y sss sew ssiaG ssestvsA, = i.ie 10 payoe -
sssAaaes f~tAs csnsaays lssda
IAY COOKEA ca