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Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1880-01-01
I RGAL NOTICE.

TO s meor Mellow, Of Ross cou" IT, o. Aarol
10 $50 a1C u'lCl Smith. o, ,lCf W y COT lty;
Tlomcs JUnI.; na' in JCrk, Albeit junk,
Tia ia Ju~j Marcia Junk, La v JunE, Cha les
JulE e1C Enele Junk, WiCOW an. hei sat
law OF TDomRs Junk, dece9seG, o. / o1s county,
Ohio; llisOn OfGhoo0 anu Jane OIahoOG, OF
Picks way GCuEvy, OHIO:
You bo 3by lotiaed tha5 at the December
session CG70) OF the Boaro o. County CoLmis-
sioneIs o Fave5i9 county, Ohio, j. A. McLe9n
anG others fled Their petition for counGg road
az follows;
Beginning at point in the Chillicothe pike
Ia tie Lire o. Abner Briggs al0 LIS. Mary D.
Par'evt RS the wosG2 ly end Of tOUlsh;p IoaC: :
thence III the line OF salt Br. Sgs and Pa-ret5,
lnE the Line of SAID Briggs and j. anG s. NAL
low, ara the ne Of Bliisl D. ais anC j. A. Nc
Lean, in an ea9.arlv di- -ectlon, to the eastelly
end o. ss'd township road sod the corner Of
said RcEean onC EpGh Mccoy; thence in an
ease, ly 0i ectien, WiGh the line Of said Mccoy
and IIcLcan, about lib poles to Gtake; thence
sbOut nsr5h 3ca degrees east pP6slg The COZ ner
o. saic Mclean anG David Hopkins, END thence
on their line passing The co me- OF ssid Mel e7n
erd -- ,unA, e-G thence on she Line O. sP'd
Hopkins and Junk to the c0tner Oh saiG Hop
Rins arc JUpI; thence across the lend o. sald
junk to Gle corner OF AaIOn johnson aId Mlan
Smi,h; GLerce Wivh tho Line o. s9iG johnson
alo Smith, ard Vhe line OF s2iG johnson and
Nelson Davis Ee'ls TO Ghe Coiner Of SAID ,lona-
SOD and Nelson Davis heirs, alL in the l. OF
James DsV's' h9i-s S; thence across Ihe lid OF
sGiG James Devils heirs R5OuG nor Gh 293 Ge-
gees e9st TO the corner OF seid Davis he IS apd
Aaron JOAlSou' thence on the Line o. said
johnson and Dcy Is heirs to the corner O. saiC
Johrson, in the Lloom'ngburg ant y lr 'oG
roaG tsometimes called che Slg@l- 39G ioaj)
al OF sau line being situoted a WavDe toWu-
sIiD, +, yette cOunvv, Ohio
YAct viewers PrCt q surveyor OF sG'G Tocd
wefe PDpointed by said Commits io2e S, apG
that sFlG viewers and surveyor WI nGeo ct .le
said beG.nning point OF SAID proposed road Oh
the 20un dpy of January, 1880, a. 20 O'ciOCE A.
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1880-01-01

EDS. HERALD The patrons and frlcnds OF
the Rowe School gave the teacher and scholars
an agreeable surprise in the way Of a dinner
on Wednesday, December y, 1879 Being the
close Of the hrst term, arrangements had been
r'afe r ...arary exercises In the afternoon,
About noon the people began 70 come In from
every direction, bringing with them tuhs and
baskets laden with the good things Of the land
Ihe school was then adjourned, In order that
the mothers and daughters might spread the
bQunfiful feast. This being done, scholars and
friends we're 81 comfortably ranged around the
table, with Prof, Patterson at the head. After
dinner was over and the tables we're cleared
away, The scholars engaged in literary exercises
which reelected great credit on pupils and
teacher. Prof. Patterson then gave a splendid
address on Literary and Social Culture We
consider this as an expression Of the apprecia-
ton of the parents for the earnest Efforts OF Mr.
Bandera0n In behalf Of the school, VISITOR.
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1880-01-01
NEW HOLLAND HASH.

Hog1 are slightly up.
Cogn comes :, slowly.
Turkeys eIaroostibg high.
Tox- paying 10 noe over with in this section.
'Dol't forget yhe Branch Store as you pass
along.
the HER Id is the best paper that comes to
this oGco.
Lsvi Larns shipped 81 me good cattle from this
piece on lloi aay.'
A great mary hogs were delivered here for
s. nmert or Mord( last.
Jlme, ca, arr ledy arrived home on Mon
dcy jan Lys, "pown to 'biz now"
Geo-so ylerebone IS shelling and shipping,
o. i ave 'agJ, th"e9 cars of corn per day.
ESe1 'mata Harper and Miss Lizzie White,
o. Coco 1 o2c, e. visiting Miss Ella Crosby.
7 ne TEMPER ace people are ready to respond
wter Che time comes for them to meet at the
CaDtal.
There is some talk of another New Holland
gentlcma1 taking unto himself one of Fayette's
fp.l oil es. Nothing like it, boys.
Joseph McCrea, who was thrown from Mus
tapa colt, is again up and around He says he
will ride it or" die nit de contempt"
Gen. Day, Of Bowling Green, was in attend
enco at the funeral of Thomas Bennett Also,
Colonel Garls and lady, of Washington.
The Masons had grand oyster supper on Fri
Gay night last, Colonel GNris and A. B. Adams,
of Washington, were down. a very pleasant
time was had. *##
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1880-01-01
ID ARRLEDo

At the n. E. Parsonage in Good Hope, o., or
the afternoon OF December "a, byl Rev. i. G.
Brooks, Mr.. Mark POstto Miss Rachel A. Holmes
All Of Fayette county, o.
At the residence of Mr.. Jecob Post thebride'f
father, on the evening of December "a, by Rev.
L, G, Brooks, Mr.. John Leach, Of Clinton county,
o., to Miss Margera Post, Of Fayette county, o.
At the residence of Mr.. Samuel Harper, Che
brides father, on the evening Of December "a,
by Rev. i. c. Brooks, Mr.. John e. Worthington,
Of Highland county, o., to Miss Mary Harper,
Of Ross county, o.
On the oath Of December, at the Parsonage in
staunton, o., by Rev. d. L. Whitehead, Mr..
James b. Burton and Miss Laura 3. Carson.
Both Of Fayette county, o.
AT the NJ. E. Parsonage, December 25, 1870, by
Rev. w. D. Cherington, NJ VIM. ,. Dennis and
Miss Ettis COllard. Both Of this county.
At the residence of the BRIDES parents, near
Sugar Creek Chapel, Mr., Samuel WOrnick to
Miss Belle GoOdsOn, all Of Fayette county. Rev.
j. H. Dalbey, cficiating minister.
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1880-01-01
JEFFERsONvILLE JOTTINGs.

A happy New Year.
Nice fat turkeys were in good demand last
Thursday
+. and H., which one OF yourpresents was ac-
cepted by the young lady at the Christmas treeY
Don't speak lOudl
c, w. Gray has at last got tho roof on his new
building finished. The inside work no intends
to leave until spring,
Wewould advise the young man who lost his
horse in Bailey's stable last week to take few
lessons in horseology.
Jacob Disterie ismaking arrangements for
grand hop Now Years Eve given especially for
married folks. No unmarried folks admitted.
"A young man from the country" took on too
much "bug juice" Thursday and about 0
that evening had genuine case Of Jim jana.
The Christmas tree at the NJ. T. Church, Of this
place, was a success and everybody In the house
was happy, except tho man who forgot to pray.
W. G. Font and Nathan Croamer have bought
the farm Of A. Billip. Price paid per acre 500
understand they viii open 1t up in town lots
IS soon as the weather admits.
Quite a number Of our young men are talking
Of turning "new leaf" tho first Of the year
Turn one, boys, and take good care not to blot II
before the next new year rolls around.
The largest and nobbiost present received at
the Christmas tree, was candy hogshead pre-
sented to R. Reese by hIs many friends, in con-
sideration Of tho excellent meat he has furnished
them the past year.
Struck oil A lady living In the suburbs Of
town, who has for some time been suffering with
frosted feet, has found remedy that will cure
the worst cases Of chilblains IN "a hours, Il Is
very simple, and the medicine Is easily applied,
and can be found at nearly all drug stores.
THOMAS BOUNCE.
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1880-01-01

ents: Groom to bride, elegant set ring; BRIDES
parents, set silver table spoons, one dozen linen
napkins, linen table-cloth, one pair linen
towels; groOm's parents, one dozen silver
table forks; Captain Noah Jones and wife, one
large cake stand; A. r. Hankins and wife,
crystal pitcher china cup and saucer; Miss
julia Clark, half dozen linen napkins, one
pair towels; Miss Mollie Paullin, silver butter
knife and honey dish; s. j. Paullin and wife,
large framed picture and cake stand; j. B.
Hudson and wife, one dozen silver table knives;
Mrs. B. H. Millikan, handsome Breton lace
handkerchief; Melvin, Silcott & Co. and Miss
Emma Conner, beautiful necklace; j. M. KleVer
and Miss Anna KlOVer, handsome bouquet
stand; W. r. Thomas and wife, four pieces
crystal ware; Isaiah Huls0 and sister Ida, pair
bronze ornaments; j. T. Green, crystal pickle
castor; JOhn Palestine and wife, silver butter
knife; W. T. Hewitt and wife, large glass dish;
NJ. s. Core and Miss MOllie Brock, silver pickle
castor; John Salmon and Mrs. Henry KleV0r,
pair large handsome vases; Miss Nora Spur
geon, parlOr lamp and coffee pot; L. W. Buck
master, handsome toilet castor; j. Fl. Peters
and wife, large embroidered tidy; Miss Orie
Parrett, silver butter-kRife; Alden Thompson,
silver spOOn-hOlder; William HRnuss and wife,
silver pie-knif0; Miss Alice Norman, two doz-
zen clOthes-pins; William Gilmore, one years
subscription to " Firesids Companion" with
chrOmos; Master Jesse Hankins, "Santa Claus"
A GUEST.
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1880-01-01
The CIark.PnnIIin VyeddIDp.


EDS. HERALD: Christmas day has always
been looked to with anticipatlons Of happy
time, and the most appropriate time Of the year
for the ringing Of the "mellow marriage bellsn
But never did the chimes ring out more clearly
In Northern Fayette than upon last Christmas
day, when Mr.. j, NJ. Clark, Of New Holland, o.,
led to the marriage altar, at the residence Of
the BRIDES parents, the bello Of her nolghbor-
hood, Miss Tillie j, Paullin. We had the pleas
ure Of seeing the knot tled," which was very
gracefully done by Elder William overturf, Of
somerIord, assisted by Rev. /, D. Bradrick, Of
Midway, and Of partaking Of a most superb
repast, which consisted OF all the substantial
articles, together with the dslieacies and dain-
ties offered to the inner man upon all such oc-
caslons by Uncle and Adnty Paullin. There
were seventy persons present, coming from
Clrcleville, Washington Q. H., Bloomingburg,
Jacksonville, Midway, London and somer-
ford, Notwithstanding theinclement day, bring
ing with them the handsomest lot Of presents
ever before presented a nuptal pair In the
vicinity Of Midway. VIC, shall give hastily
prepared list below, but before appendinR the
list we must take the liberty, by the way, to
say that the guests were more than an average
In dress and appearance, and, judging BY the
way rice, old shoes and shouts went up upon
the starting away OF the happy couple, we are
safe in adding gaiety. In expressing our best
wishes that their trip to New York city, via
Philadelphia, may be pleasant one, and that
their entire future may be one Of prosperity and
continual happiness, we think we but echo the
sentiment Of their many friends, both present
and absent. The following Is the list Of pres
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1880-01-01
ASSIGNEE'S SALE
REAL ESTATE.

IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE
UNITED STATES FOR THE SOUTHERN
DISTRICT OF OHIO:
Elias A. Mccoy, Assignee in)
Bankruptcy of William r.
Hukill, bankrupt,
VS.. In ChanCery.
Noah Hukill, the First Ma
tional Bank of Washington,
U. H., OHIO, and others.
BY virtue Of an order of sale heretofore made
in the above case, the undersigned will,
ON SATURDAY, THE 10th DAY OF JANU-
AIRY, A. D. 1880,
At 2H O'Clock P. NJ, offer at public sale, at
Che door of the Court House in Washington.
the lands belonging to the estate Of said Will
liam r. Hukill, all situate in Fayette county,
Wayne township, in the State of Ohio, and
bounded and described as follows, toWit:
Beginning at stake in the Chilllcothe
pike; thence south 2515 degrees west 81 ,12
poles 10 a stake in the line of Abraham Me-
Coy; thence south sS degrees 10 minutes east
70 20 poles to stake, corner to Abraham Nc
Coy; thence south Cegr0e east 112 poles to q
stake, 70 another OF McCoy's corners; thence
south S6% degrees east 20 poles to a stake,
corner to said Mccoy and Elijah B. Drais; /;
thence south S5M degrees east 41.5 poles to q
stake, corner 10 Charles Briggs, and in the
line Of the said Elijah b. Drais; thence north
IL degrees east Al poles to hickory, corner to
Charles Briggs; thence north S6J5 degrees
west Al poles to stake, corner to said Briggs;
thence north 11z degrees east no poles to
stake in said ChilliCothe pike, in the line of
said Briggs; thence with said pike north 58H
degrees west 78S poles 10 the beginning, con-
tanning fifty-nine acres and one hundred poles,
except a small portion sold to Trustees Of
Camp Grove M. e. Society.
Said lands are to be sold free Of dover and
Of homestead.
Terms OF Sale-One-fourth cash, one-tourth
in six months, one-fourth in twelve months
md Ono-fOurth in eighteen months from the
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1880-01-01
NOTTCE.

TYHE UNDERSIGNED RESPECTFULLY
i. noGl'v the Trustees Of the several town
sips OF Nayette county, Ohio, that they have
edopted ~ Q requiring all applications for ad-
mission Of Rll NONRESIDENT sick paupers into
tie County llfrmary to be accompanied 'szas
professional statement Of the Township Physi-
clan showing that the pauper Is not possessed
Of a Contagious or infectious disease, and that,
so lar as h5 A-lows, has not been exposed thereto
JAMES w. GARLINGER, Pres't,
W. q. EYRE,
IHOS. LAhPIGER, Clerk,
TndrmaIy Directors Fayette County.
T. j. SHMsoN, Superintendent.
December %, 1879. "a
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1880-01-01
Piles

This is to certify that had the piles for 80
years. During that time suffered the gceat-
est torture, and lost great quantities Of 6locd
frequently was unable to do any work foR
weeks at q time, or even TO leave the houEe.
was cured sound and we'll by DR., Bonsiour, the
English Doctor.
give this certificate in justice to TIE doctor
and for the benefit of those who are afflicted az
have been. A. B. STONE,
Bloomingburg, Fayette county, Ohio.
The doctor guarantees a cure in every case.
His Office is over Goldsberry's Drug Sore,
Washington, G. H. "a
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1880-01-01

AAAO0 HANNNAllp SV Az 0SJdtCs
Defendants.
To Elizabeth Lawrence, residing at Bloom
ingtOn, Mclean county, ILL.,, and Thomas Nc
Killip, residing in Clinton county, Indiana:
You are hereby notified that the above named
plaintiff has filed his petition in the Probate
Court Of Fayette county. Ohio, alleging that
the personal property OF said David Mckillip,
deceased, Is wholly insufficient to pay the in
debtedness against his estate, and that it is
necessary to sell all the real estate Of which
said David McKillip died seized, to pay said in
debtedne5s and costs of administration, and
alleges that said real estate is described as fol-
lows, to-wit:
Beginning at stone, corner to Asbery Moon,
in the line Of Sarah McKillip's dover; thence
south degrees Is minutes west 10 poles to a
stone, corner TO Hezekiah Mock; thence north
50 degrees As minutes east, crossing the Jefler-
sonylle and Charleston pike at 147.21 poles,
l9l.b7 poles to stake, corner to William Barg-
dill; thence north degree As minutes east 5l21
poles 70 stake, corner to said Bargdill thence
south SIh degrees 81 81 poles 10 stake, corner
to said Bargdill, In the line OF Perry kilgOre;
thence north IL degrees east 25.8s poles to
stone, corner to Asbery Moon; thence north
S9k degrees west l05.0o poles to stone, corner
to said Moon in said pike; thence with said pike
north 20 degrees 20 minutes west 12 poles to a
stone IN said pike, corner to said Moon; thence
north 81 degrees west 20 poles to stone, cor
ner to said Moon; thence south 2k degrees west
900 poles 10 stake, corner to said Moon; thence
nOrln ob uegrees ~ minutes west - 4S poles 70
the beginning, containing IS acres and 08 poles,
and part OF survey OF W. Murray No. 1SAa;
also tho undivided One-seventh (I-1l in about 81
acres and 10 poles, more or less in the said sur
yey No. 1874, and which interest was inherited
by said David MoKillip from Aaron MoKillip,
deceased.
The prayer Of said petition Is for an order to
sell said real estate, to determine all priOrites
OF lien and for full distribution Of the proceeds
according to law.
That Che court has fixed the 7th day of Feb
ruary, 1880, at 10 o'clock A. NJ, for the hearing
Of the same, and that unless said defendants
appear andansWer by that date the allegations
Of said petition will be taken as true and the
prayer thereof granted as upon default.
AUSTIN BLESSING,
AdmFef David McKillip, deceased.
GREGG & CREAMER, Attorneys,
December 80, 1879. S-6
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1880-01-01
NOTICE OF ELECTION.

The stockholders Of tie Peo~ les and Cr. vesg'
Bank of Washington G. H., OrtO, ale heJ 3Iy
day, January 10, 1880, between tle bows of ore
and four O'clock p. II. Of So L dcv, for she
purpose Of electirg seven Direct1"1 t1 serve for
The ensuing year. II. A. IoCB4NJON
GW8 Gas iier
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1880-01-01

NOTICE OF ATTACHMENT.

John d. Stuckey OF the Peace of Union
vs.. township, Fayette county,
Jesse Brtton. Ohio
On the 9th day Of December, A. D. 1870, said
Justice issued an order of attachment in the
above action for the sum Of $S5, and said cause
was continued until February 10, A. d. 1880, at
10 O'clock A. NJ. G. @. MoCREA,
JOHN ID. STUCKEY.
December 30, 1870. S-3
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1880-01-01
NOTICE OF ELECTION.

The stockholders Of the Fa ners Po End
Produce Company will take re. ce vhEt "a cleo
ton will be held at the cOrDanv 3 otlCe in
Washington on Monday, Ja1reIy 8, 1CLO, ct
one o'clock p. NJ, for the purpose o. cleo rg
seven Directors to serve for tie ensuing yea.
JAMES STEAI ~, Sec"etPry.
December II, 1879. 6W3
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1880-01-01
ELECTIONS.
NOTICE OF ELECTION.

The Stockholders CT the Enterprise BuilCinS
and Loan Association are hereby notified thai
an election for thirteen Directors IOr said
Association will be held at the Office Cf the As
sociatiOn, in Washington, on Monday, Jsruary
s, 1880, from 10 O'Clock p, m,
8W4 NJ. WILLARD. SsS'y.
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1880-01-01
NOTICE OF ELECTION.

The annual election for a Board of Directors
of the Fayette Building and Loan Association
of Washington, Fayette county, Ohio, will be
held at the office of the Association on Monday,
January 8, 1880, commencing at o'clock p. NJ, .,
and closing at 8 p. NJ As there will be import.
ant business before the meeting, it is desired
that every member be present.
JAMES A, MCLEAN, Secretary.
December IS, 1879, 6w3
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1880-01-01

A Minister relates hie experience thus:
I take pleasure in adding b your many testi-
m0niala, that last Thursday fIhanksgiVing Day)
not being able to preach on account Of Rheu-
matic pains ih the shoulder, bought a bottle Of
%. Jacobs OIL which, after using several times,
relieved ne wonderfully.
DR. B. PICE, Rochester, ny.
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1880-01-01
NOTICE OF ELECTION.

The stockholders of the Washington Cas
Light Company, of Washington 9. H., or o ere
hereby notified thatan election for DiIeCtorl of
said company will be held at their Office, in Joe
McLean's building, ON Monday January 12,
1880. JOE NJ. MCLEAN, secret9ry.
December Is, 1879. 6W3
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1880-01-01
NOTICE OF ATTACHMENT.

Abraham Luwig) Before James Judy, Justice
vs. OF the Peace Of Paint town
A. NJ. Lough. } ship, Fayette county, Ohio.
On the nth day OF December, 1879, said JUS
tice issued an order Of attachment in the above
cause for the sum Of eighty dollars,
ABRAHAM LUWIG,
December II, 1s7a 6ws'
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1880-01-01
NOTICE OF APPOINTMENT.

Es. ATE OF CHARLES JOHNSON, DECD.
has been appointed and qualified as admins
traitor OF the estate Of Charles Johnson, late Of
FayetGe county, Ohio, deceased.
6W8 G.. W. MORRIS, Administrator.
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1880-01-01
T EGAL NOTICE.

Austin Blessing, as Adj
ministratOr Of David Probate Court. Fay
Mckillip, deceased, ette county, Ohio.
Plaintiff,
vs.. Petition to sell real
Alice McKillip ct al, estate.
Defendants.
San Marcos free press. [volume] (San Marcos, Tex.) 1877-1892, 1880-07-17
Olive Trees In Texas.

EDITOR FREE PREss:-The Olive
tree is undoubtedly adapted TO the soil
and climate of Texas. 1t bears fruit
when six years old. at nine years old,
it makes full crop, that is each tree
produces about 80 gallons of fruit, one
third of which (by weight produces
olive oil, which would be on an average
81 gallons of oil for Gyear old tree
Now will not enter here into the prof
its that may arise from the cultivation
of the Olive tree 10 Texas, but | refer
to the agricultural report Of Washing
ton d. G. 1t says the olive is a very
hardy tree, valuable not only for the
fruit but also for its excellent durable
and fine grained wood. 1t will be years
perhaps before the cultivation OF
the olive will be carried on 10 Texas
on so large scale as to produce the oliy'
oil for market, though the procedure
is very simple but il must be eviden
TO all, that the fruit even raised on
limited scale. is known to make an ex
cellert pickle. and that as the old trees
bear freely the fruit at least, if NO
manufactured into oil. could be used
to fatten hogs. Again. I showed a ger
man my young trees which were re-
ceived as small plants. say about
inches high, from Washington las
February. and planted out, they stoOt
the terrible cold Of cur norther We hac
in March 1880. This German said b
lived for years in Italy, and that th'
olive there grozed in rocky cliffs a
vel as 10 sandy or otherwise worth
les. lands, sni vss 4 profitable farm
yrojz-t The Olive tree i nore prof