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Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1880-04-10

1850 the following described property of the
United ; atcs a. designated on a map of Harper :
Ferry, made in the year 1869 byS. Howell Brown,
Surveyor, to wit:
LOT ONE, embracing the Water Power entire
of the Potomac River, the Canal and Locks, and
a strip ofland and bluT bordering on that river.
living between the same and the streets and lots
as laid down on the map aforesaid, beginning al
Shenandoah street and extending to the Western
line Of the United States property. The wall ol
two large building, the John Brown Engine
House aud the foundations Of several other build
ings are Standing. and large quantities Of dressed
building, tagging and other stone are upon the
ground. The Machinery consist, OF three rur-
6ine Wheels and four Cast Iron Wheels OF large
dimensions, with Gearing, Flumes, &c.
LOT TWO. embracing tn, WAter-Power Of
the Shel andoah River as held by the United
States, and the site Of the old RAJ, Factory with
all the appurtenances.
LOT FOUR, the perpetual right to cut and re-
move wood from tract OF 1855 acres Of Noun
tain Land lying on the South side Of the Sbenan-
doah River adjoining the Ferry tract.
Block F." on Shenandoah, Lot /, with brick
house and Lot ..
Block - g." on Shenandoah, Lots ?, . and /.
lot with Stone building and Lots ?, 3, 4, >, I,
s. North OF Shenandoah Street.
Block ~" on Shenandoah Street, Lots |, 2,
3, IS, ..
Block II, on Shenandoah Street, Lots l, ?, 3,
1, j.
Wager six acre reservation, Lot y with Stone
Block "a A. on Washington and Potomac
Streets, Lots 4, ), 6.
Block IT b." on Washington and Ridge Streets,
Lots 2. :.
Block C c. on Warrington and Clay Streets
Lots !, 3.
Block D, between FILLMORE and Clay SIS.
Block "EE." between South Cdg and Clay
Streets, Lots
Block r F." Camp Ill., Lots 2. g. 1. 5, I.
Block o." Camp Hi, Lots aud o.
Block II H." Camp Hill, Lots 9, 7. s.
Block - j." Camp lin, Lots /, !, ., 6, I, s,
II Block. ,ti X X Clup iii, Lots J., 2,3.A
Block H. Camp llill, Lots ?, ,, >, ., !, S,
- Block Bloc M w." Camp Hill, Lots ., 7,9.
Block H." Camp iIill, Lott.
Block |, D." Camp Hill, Lots !, 49,
Block "J,' Union Square, Lots G, 10, II, II,
Block d." South side Of Ridge Street, Lot,
Block as" between Ridge and Putnam Sts.,
Lots and 8.
Block o" same, Lot 81.
Block "P," same. Lots G. II, ls.
Block "Q," same, Lots |, 2, }, 3, 5, 8, Is,
Block d" R." North of Ridge Street, Lots l, 2,
Block :. )" same, Lots ?, 3, So
Block at" sane, Lot 4.
Block L :" same, Lots ], 4.
Block V >" between Putnam aud Van Vert
Streets, Lots /, ?, 3, 4, ;.
Block Two between Van Vert and North Cliff
Streets, Lots and ..
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1880-04-10

Col. Samuel L. Governor, a grandson
Of President Monroe, died at his residence in
Washington city on Monday morning last,
aged 80 years
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1880-04-10
EAST BOUND TRAINS.

Train GS3 daily. Train G3l Tuesday,, Thurs
days and saturdays. All other trains daily ex.
cept Sunday.
November %, 1879.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1880-04-10
DENTAL NOTICE.

DR. MCCORMICK will visit Charlcsiown pro-
fcssioually on MONDAY, APRIL 5TH. and
temain week or more. Office at Garter
liouse."
Mar. 81, lssO-2;
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1880-04-10

It VII BE- observed by the reader Of q
letter il Ills issue from R'Yrahannock coun-
t.. That Z. p. Dlulrilgc. Esq Of Winchester,
during tue late session Of the Virginia legi,la-
ture, and since in Tie Judge, trials at Lynch
burg. made fine imp-cssiou-his abilities
as legislator and lawyer have become topic of
State talk, and be is f,vorahy regarded as a
possible congressional candidate to succeed
Gen Hunton.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1880-04-10

The Western Nail Association agreed
to cease making nails for two weeks Some
thing like 1900 machines were stopped II is
estimated that the product of 100 machines
will aggregate 5000 kegs week, so tina. the
stoppage for two weeks will reduce the sup
ply this spring by about 10000 kegs. 1t
looks as if the price Of nails had been driven
10 at the present high price and clnched.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1880-04-10

On Wednesday week Capt. T. c. Nor
ton of the Stdunton TTndicator had the mis-
fortune 10 have three of the fingers on his
left hand severely injured by being caught in
job printing press.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1880-04-10

The Parkersburg Sentinel says Mrs. J.
\. Clmlen's diamonds were stolen from that
lady willie at Arkansas Hot Springs.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1880-04-10

In Parkersburg on Monday three
small frame houses we're burncl and two
others almost destroyed Loss $4,000.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1880-04-10
Plants

TINE undersigned i, prepared TO supply all
1 Plants in season-such as Cabbage, Tomato,
Pepper, Sweet Potato, ETC., etc. Healthy, VI
gorous Plants OF the best varieties are such "a
furnish and they can be relied upon.
Church HILL" Charlestown.
April 10, 1850.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1880-04-10

On Monday Mr. Kenna got bill
through the House Of Representatives, aPpro-
prs,iug $4,000 for the erection Of public
building al Charleston, in this State. The
Senate Commerce Committee, Of which Mr..
Hereford is Chairman, unanimously reported
tbe sane bni.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1880-04-10

Mrs. Powell, a widow lady in Camp
bell county, near Lynchburg, died recently at
the age Of 100 years.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1880-04-10

It is reported that Mr. James Barbour,
oiCulpePper county, Virginia, one Of the stall
war, Tel5justers is opposed 80 an independent
electoral ticket. OF course be would be-
There are many other prominent men, and OBJ
scure ones, TOO, who are fully in accord with
zen. M,houe on the debt issue, who are utter
terly and irreconcilably against the programme
be has mapped out in national politics. The
Virgiuiaas who retain their manhood will not
consent 70 De sofa Ike so many sheep 10 the
shambcs.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1880-04-10

The Wheeling S,mdoy-Leaderlastweek
appeared as a twenty-lour page paper-seTeu
long columns to each page. It's editor seems
not 10 have heard Of the advance in the price
of papcr-hc must be deaf as post. lie ex-
hibi,s wonderful enterprise.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1880-04-10

Peter Cooper, who was the Greenback-
Labor candidate for President in 1876, gives
notice Of his retirement from active participa-
ton in politics. We should think that poll
tics would have few attractions for a man in
his S9th year.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1880-04-10

Don't be deceived by large bottle and
weak contents. buy bottle Of that concehtrat-
ell tonic IRON BITrERS. and be relieved
from dyspepsia, indigestion, weak stomach,
etc
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1880-04-10

The Board Of Directors OF the :. y.
Il. Il. met in ShepherdstOwn on Tuesday, aud
transacted routine business 10 a very satisiac-
tary manner. The terminal connections with
The C. Y. r. r. at lIagerstown have been ar
ranged upon terms agreeable to both roads,
The members Of the Directory were sereuaded
by Tie Shcpherlstown Band, and responses
eloquent and CHEEKY were male by President
Mines aud Vice President Boycc. No sub
let Sd euthuscs the good peopleoi Shepherds
town as that of railroads The FIRE that was
'a;eu, lor LuUdred years breaks out at The
mere mention Of the ;. Y. z. Il.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1880-04-10

TERMS OF SALE.-On purchases
under Fifty Dollars, Cash 90 purchases exceed
ing that sum one-third the purchase money in
cash, balance in one and two years, with six
per cent. interest, 4 lien being reserved on the
property to secure payment Of rsme. or all cash
with within ten days. 4 deposit Of $500 on ac-
count Of lots or two, will be required at time
of sale. conveyance viii be made on behalf Of
the United States to the purchaser Of all its right
and title to the property, which is believed to be
perfect in every case. A map showing the metes
and bounds of the several lots will be exhibited
at the time Of sale.
The Government reserves the right 10 with
draw any OF the lots TO prevent unusual sacrifice
if the bids are unsatisfactory.
X. RAYNER,
Solicitor Of the Treasury
Approved-JoBS SHEENAy, Secretary OF the
Treasury.
April 10, SsO-ts.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1880-04-10
SPRING CROPS.

rDHE Subscriber has and will have plenty OF
High Grade FERTILIZERS on hand a; all
times this Spring for Corn and Potatoes. No
need of certificates to bolster up cheap articles.
T.. NJ. AISQUITU, SR.
April 10, lssO-lm.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1880-04-10
Boot and Shoe Making.

TIME undersigned having returned to Charles
| town, has resumed BOOT AND SHOE
MAKING AND REPAIRING, and solicits the
patronage of the public. Prompttudc, good
work and reasonable charges are the inducements
held out for customers. Call upon me at the
Shop lately occupied by Thomas U. Spinks, on
Main street DAVID HECh.
April 10, 1850.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1880-04-10

Rcy. W. c. Eggleston, recently APP
pointed 10 lhe NJ Z. Church, South, at SAep-
berdsiown, was handsomely aud Hospitality
welcomed Tie people whom be has been
sent to serve are grod6ed and believe that he
IS me "risbt man in The right Phce" lis
introductory sermoa was toa crowded con-
e5csati9a-his text: Il speak as to wise
mes, nudge ye what I say
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1880-04-10
IInrpcr's Ferry, West Va

DY vi,tnc Of section $40 Revised Statutes,
! also OF the Act of Congress of June II, 1878,
the undersigned will offer NJ public auction, on
the premises at Hlrpcr's Ferry. West Virginia,
commencing al onc o'clock p. NJ,
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1880-04-10
Paint Iou,. IYonace.
LIME

I'RESH burned wbite-wssbiag Lice r
/ ceiyed and for saloby
G. KEfnftI
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1880-04-10

"Lichtninc Invariably quickly follows the roar
OF heavens artilery."-Spiri IF ne Valley.
The Spirit Of ie Valley is as much in error in
SEA physical philosophy as in its state politics
That is strange 'hghtning" which "lollows
thurlcr.-S'rapt0a Spectator.
It was the second flash the SPIRIT re-
tucd to-ws suggest, to let Dechert down
easy.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1880-04-10

a blast In the iimestonequarry at Glen
don, near Eas;on, Pennsylvania, is nearly
really Nr explosion. Scveuty-dve tons Of
powder will be exploded at one time by elec-
;dciiy and it is expected to dislodse so 600
TONS Of stone. Since The Texans at Houston
spiked ,lc guns that were to salute Gen. Grant
wouldn't il he a good idea for BIN to 60 to
G.euLou aud have a big 90 boom one that
would compare with the earthquake reception
Chat greeted bin 10 Cuba
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1880-04-10

\ military company has been origaniz-
ed at Front Royal with sixtycight members.
The following are the officers elect c. A.
Macatee, captain II. II Downing. lst lieu
tenant; John G. Brown, , lieutenant; +.
H. jackson, 81 lieutenant; DR.. II c Cline,
surgeon d. II. Hjshour quartermaSter J.
Hunter Pey,oD, treasurer, aud ". p. King,
secretary
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1880-04-10

Il said the paper makers are only
waiting for the adjournment Of Congress AID
will then make another advance in the prices
o. paper We hope our Cooeressmen will
attend 90 This matter. and SO revise tue priiI
IS to let in free Of ja,y white paper AMI the
materials necessary % its manufacture. Don't
pamper the paper combinations at the expense
Of the children who must have books and pa
pers or grow mp ignorant and vicious The
pr;co.of paper has been doubled within SIX
mouths. and without any corresponding adj
vance 10 the expense Of manufacture To
nothing tut the greed Of the manufacturers
can be attributed the extortiouate demands
uow male for white paper. There is net a
matter hronsh; o. the constellation Of our
Jaw makers 10 Washington tina, is paramount
to ibis sulec, Of ,le revision Of the tric
concerning piper and plPcr-makias materials.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1880-04-10

was hung in Washington City OF Friday Of
last week He was condemned TO die for hav-
ing murdered his wite-whose throat he cut.
When the drop fell the spectators were hor-
Ii6ed to find that his head had been severed
from the body by the rope as neatly as lift bad
been done with the razor which he used up
on his wife. That was pretty nearly an " eye
for an eye" If this CHASTITY occurrence rad
been in the Southern States it would have
been a srist for the Republican outrage mill,
and would have been utilized in all the cam
pasn papers and speeches to help the boom
for GRAFT or blaine.
In connection with the execution OF Stoue q
touching Jail incident is cbronicled. y little
while before the hour appointed for the con-
demued man to die, he sang several hymns,
and Bedford, Pin and Queeuan-three colored
men under seutance of death. and who arc
vocalists-joiuel in the singing. The four men
were in different cells, but near enough to each
other for their voices to blend in harmony
In one of the choruscs It Is said about City
prisoners united their voices. II must have
been an occasion Of awful impressiveness.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1880-04-10

Mr.. L. f. Hanson, Secretary Of the
Wheeling Hinge Company, is reported to he a
defaulter to the amount of $50 700, aud fled
the city.
Common sense. For all cases Of Conghs.
Colds, Sore Throat, etc, use DR.. Bulls Cough
Syrup.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1880-04-10

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iag evidence tha, cur neigh5or nay be semi-oc-
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Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1880-04-10
On Tuesday, the 25th of May.

1880 the following described property Of the
United : atcs as de sgnated on map of Harpcrs
Ferry, made In the year 1860 byS. Howell Brown,
Surveyor, to wit:
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1880-04-10

svtes Of land, when the people of Texas. All
soua aud California ask for similar grant
they are met with tie croak " No more sub
sides and the Inconsistent plea Of uncon-
stitutionality and in our own State, while
appropriations have been made to the Great
Kanawha, Little Kanawbn, Big Sandy, Mo-
nongehala. Guyandotie ard Elk rivers Of from
81 zoe to $500, 900. not one dollar has been
given 20 the 2ud District. Whatever others
might think, to him it would seem that under
the protecting shield Of our national govern
ment, equality should always be constitutional.
, 1880-09-02

Special Dtspassh to 1ns Chicago Tt96uns
TDrEKA, Kas., 6upt, LIST. JOHN was re-
nominated for Governor tonight By tho lle-
publican State Convention byn majority of
Is over all otAnr candidates, Ills total vote
beng 10. The result was received With pre-
longcd checr!ng md salutu OF fifty guns
from the State-liouse sluare. Tic oppo.
sitton vote WIS divided a.no,,g q dozen ca'ldl-
dates, tho largest being ~ for Col. Carpcll-
tor.
tlon Of withdrawing their nominee, i. y.
Joss, and substituting ex.tioy., ChaEleS hob
backurs will indorse HIN, III order That mere @
may bo hut une Opposition chhaiuate 4as H.
program has heen fully decided llp,,! hy tae
to nay that st. John will bo elected by I'LL
ovsr"'s!4%s'tass: " tss: s{%5!ty vs:t'n tsy:.e<se.<a pn
Ientti5iicsi'u I says thc stato Conyention met
hefe this mYrins sna "si1e fe1Ii ~ tts1isy tsitar'n
by o. q vote af l0i 10 1G0 for ". L. Ca,nthclI.
ronsn.ittces' r tho Convention adjourned I'LL .
f. II. aforlll, Chairman, represents the st.
John element, md that gentleman VIII. ~
tIoi!bt, b. nom'nated for aover''or on tho
"Tho Convention met again Mt 3 p. Ill.,, but
thu COMMITTEES OF Ctcteltlals not bol1ig
ready ta rolbrt, adj l!ourned t. 4:s.'. , A..
Committee on Credentials MT being ready to
report, MI hour all4 hnlf was stM'lt III
speecli-naktllg,. singing. etc., when A!llalIil.
,,lent was had ~! 7:9: ~ that tinH t,dl. tl,e
Gaseii'at s,l;tss 4esrt nl1 aid tue ofea'''' eo
"fS TIe balIot TtJ; for Governor was then taken,
with tho following result: st. John. ID;
Carpenter, 80; llenry. II; scattering, IL.
, 1880-09-02
A Serious Split Resulting from
the Party's Internal Dis.
sensions.
Gov, st. John Rcnominated by tho Re-
.publicans Of Kansas.
Tho New Jersey Democratic State Ticket
Congressional Nominations.

sn,.to, r7t,na,ea 10 RI cateaos 14tbun..
wonrEsrr1, Mass. sent. 1.-The Demo-
crasle Convention to-day did not carry out
the entire program which Gen. Butler, tho
nckuowlptlged dietator Ind 80 carefully nr.
ro,,puf5 hafora Tho ,,,potfno nf +ha tIefnratt.e
rIia wos ,1ua tn tho vocfIiottnn NJ Mr. RufIer
iL'.,a1s - W,Le,, ho oo',," ~ a. a,t., Ills
HIMSELF "ne1 ~ eaiae 70 1he sly uas
morning he saw tint n full body OF the dele
gates were opposed to tho nomination Of
s' ~ 1s.o' m to' '1rpoa, a.'o t"s"sao easa,na,v
the LION. " T. thompson Aceof'tn9as
, 1880-09-02

8ptetal Dtspaseh to 7ns Chicago Tstsuns.
LAFAYETTE, Ind, Sept 1.-The Demoo'
raey Of Tlppecanue are earnestly engaged In
getting lip MI Immense ratIfionti0n meeting,
to be held here on the Stir Of September. In
order to draw crowd and have big time,
u. Gratz Brown and Senator Vourhees mrs
posted to be OF, hand and recite their little
pieces. The Democracy hold their powwow
in the afternoon, IL afford the country folkt
chance to come III md hear the "sccone
IantcI." On the same. evening the Hon
John N. Butlor, 'nf indianapolis, will 8peah
frusn tho Republican stand. The campaign
II uti, but tile Republicans 1n Tlppecunoe arc
III no way fearful OF tho result.
gp<ttai Dtspafeh 70 Ths Chicago JfbunA
S11ELIlyv1LLE, Ind, Sept 1.-The Democ-
racy Ut this county showed their hand4
again yesterday by having general row and %
the south part Of tho county, \ pult1!eul
aid to celebrate the OCCASION small crowd
assembled. 1t turned out, however, TINT
saluon hard By was nlure attrncttve than
speucllrs and hard work. Before the hickory
WIS In position several men were chuck full
and ready fur fight. LII short time some
imaginary Insult was glyen, and at It two
lHcli went, The crowd divided immediately,
riot being The resallt. Clubs nlld rocks, %
well M natures weapons, were used, sef-
eral cracked heads and more tlnn dozen
black uycs being the penalty. One young
mai, james Hrntlcn. wts seriously stabbed
ut thu breslst- Tho speakers left til disgust,
leaving the hoodlunas to tuke cure OF them"
selves.
, 1880-09-02

t,.stI
proud, AMI It Is tho result q the9e ttepupllc-
M Administrations that l!!inuis now occn.
pies tile 'front.' rank among STATES II fespccI
TO Indebtedness and low rate of o1ate Iaxa@
tlon. ..,-.'
aptttc! Dt.easeh 10 II. catssso Tribune.
Etuix, ILL.,, Sept 1.-The Democratic Cntl-
ventlon for the fourteenth Legislative Dis.
iju faea, 'nst IN uhe school.honss At e rner
was inado Permanent Chairman. md ): ".
Smith, o. Naperyille. and ". Noche, Of IL
except f0lr wera represented.
Tho contest over the Compton delegation
conainled m hours time, ti1o ballot scattng
the tlerr1nKtoh Me!eGates result'nE ~ 10 ~ IT,,
Itsoinl ~ y, stsla p'nIia rsutk ~ ~ .,, s,o
um'esa o"ppoft u LII eo"'ol''o'' !" '''o '9oA''
I lnecs: ..,.t..
A. this polnt htteen g2dte1s M Roaessor.,.
,ys tn'the I" he Iesislatrs 1esuted i for Ja"es
ieIflnRton TT Mnsk Doma} ,sas ninroG IT, - ,hs n
8aslyn. ar. ncrrlhgton WIS aec'a1ea the
gnatiinloHs iom'iiGe' rs,. - n, 1,,no .vos
ST. Il asS = fof S $ste se"s!er 1a'
I9 Chair asked has ,,a re ,,.a noaWfs tso Dc IN
dneed TO return, oMt h1 act'9l! W. 'akem; .,,
80. ~ WI wv ~, notT Ens, T. naInniv IL few tiavs
The III Convention nlen aaJ9nrneeh,: e., nont,.a
has Herfeu TOUR years III L1H AE8lslhtulet All0
Will nuke On active ,it ea1'ynss: l. a.. r,n,.,,n
1ipnsct aIld Terg calleti 10 otaeI nI LH.nsl L,nIs
m13. j. 4. love. Of EiRin, acted as Secre-
tarS.
I8le lion. II. II. Cody WAS nominated for
State Senator, and Col. Ed s. Joslyt, Of
| ElRlt>, was nominated for State Representa-
| t{ye.
iFha C1tn}r annotntrt Green Garfield, of
| Kane. Frank Kramer, Of ElKtn, r. Z. Ryan,
| Of Iii Page. rs a Central Senatorial Commit
| Tee for tfe ensuing two years,
The Convention tllnn adjourned.
THis sujtt In the Democratic party OF tho
;loubt result IN tile eiectlon OF Tires Kcpub-
A'e"'. rn.,',T,, ~.1 1.avo",.ss,nv. ,,srn,cr
FooM.n eoSu'1.9S.oSM. - ~. 49,, niSI 1>,..s
= opseas 1uHn'en n ;" - tnThe' sra unMhIt,,n
ntS1M!.t, ~, 5cpL fs.p2 ini,
q tne foilrtu ConHTSsss!oilat uis.l!c1 ,.ti iusu
uae!t tlacMo ~ G.fit L.. it..in s.,,,n,,
!Atelf ohelM!t wv haH nut ttt!V Npposi.tuu
lot rehoiAinatloii. Min1epaKo. u coHase, ,,
Guniu Hus W. S 1~Rc st t"-np .st-,ntnI
their eleven ueieEates LOT I: y. uaFvsE, aii
abls lawyer aiN Sta1Ss Attofney q tlat
county, y hcs1eaaay lniHuHE stta,ea atnt
tne ~ Aalo Gonhty Gusc1istGa '.it u sr,.t
Jrl as ChalFman' put Rnre no ihs.rncag9nss' SIT, 9aIs
Afterwards the delegatlon met ana nf1anl-
1nousiY ag!GGttt " p!eseIk ene 'l'snte u ae'''
Huo5e anu aaciAe!tH to"ItIs pha .ta,,,e,.t ~"
tt.ct ne,.n ,.i3 1oein :" for ea,,n NAV VIM,
their owr county. Sherwin's frie,,is clntltl
j.