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New-York tribune., 1885-07-25
the good old rio
Suficeth me. the simple plan
That they should take who have the power
Ana they shsuld keep who can.

Ana they shsuld Keep VINO can.
What does our contemporary purpose to do about
iti there is Barre firmly cntrenched In office and
as Webster remarked about Lexington. Bunker
Hill and .Cobcord-there he will remain forever.
At present The dgle contents itself with emphatl-
cally assuring Barre that his appetite is too much
inclined to embonpoin, and by hurting at President
Cleveland these serious impressive remarks That
this view will operate to tho disadvantage Of the
party cam pt be doubted. With the conviction es-
tablished that Democratic victories in Brooklyn
mean little more than additional down for nests
that arc already we'll lined. 1t will not be an easy
matter to secure full party vote for the local
ticket"
Seeing that Mr.. Cleveland is a Democrat and
that Barre Isl Democrat and that The Eagle is a
Democrat the state of things thus brought to light is
piteously sad Perhaps Barre. in case he has
bowels of compassion, will give an ice-cream
festival during the for the benefit of the
BROOKLYN Democrats who yearned for tho place
which President Cleveland bestowed on HIM.
New-York tribune., 1885-07-25
your pardon" said Mr.. Hsapset, simply wssael =
ask, thero any potatoes n the house fog bgoGH
tomorrow f--fL0Vou C1tlzon

to-morrow r--tL0weu Citizen.
sURPRIsR.
She haa ssorned No that ssason II Newport,
Bus rssiiy s ssIisvs - 'sssz :ssz isS p!sss1 SS1
When We met Later on, ss Desert
Ixas erui:ins just then With the squadron.
ny yacht wse the pride Of tho feet,
Ny new ssilor toys couldn't be- beat
When Es met q: ,:s Wa 4 sAssrSinsly ss gracious
Why didn't know you were ssiler.'
Said shes " when met you before"
Tnsn q: aYs COmTSdSrs e P9ss:d ny :scslds
Vss "ss ss ssSi.rs eSIsed sfen sssusd volt
Our young friend here IL quite an oid salt"
Well she knew. this young beauty malicious,
"E:t,es ~ pcssi6is" % - sSs S' exclaimed. e Aim :how =
7(somervtlis Journal
Rio Janero establishment has the following busns
card: The Both World Hotel Mum 80. San Tsnas1s.
street. Plaza veja In the establishaent cot - ~
European style receives dodgers which VIII hn1
splendid assistance eating in habtston, thse
fore the master count with tho elements useessasy"
In the following lines TIC Boston Saturday yssstaO
Gazette trtumphantly opens the Green Apple sso
season:
Upsa the fruit t-stsnds nov u Soc
And thsre al tempting lies.
Tn: : 1n 1s: .S SSy ,sss e .: I%I. HI.'1sis 1i.v.
with longing: wist{Si eyes.
The little apple fain.ly green.
Upon the stand NO more 10 eeeni
Fer eaten fruit and core IA
VIZ Ssas sas ss saS sSs %.s and rolled his ys
And now, alasl no more L.
her LOVE.
IL 'eSR sonssi Be- ' s(ii. i.I NY bssiias s heart
That step Il music in mine ear.
And bids each care and grief depart
He's drawing nssr; ; he's st thu door.
Oil let my darling In. pray;
rye longed TO see him Oft before,
But mover a. do to-day.
Tho door is open and we meet,
And rain upon him kisses sweet.
Ny Fido, dear, ny precious pugi
Western papers give bigger and moro sensations
headlines to Dr. Talmages than they do to any
thing less than Q murder.
The Prince Of Wales eats clans direct from the shsR
passionatsy fond Of shri%ps Henry Ward Sesohss
chsws roast lamb and esehews roast beef. Charles
brandy and two bottles Of champagne during the course
OF single evening" somewhat extended observation
sauut from tue dstnsused trasedan to the han5!ssi
ballet GIRL leads me 70 the conclusion that Little Sscs
sherry sauterne and champagne the ne plus ultra
but II they cant DO better they VIII cheerfuy ssDsae On
1t is reported that this mysterious legend fs being
eagerly studied out by tho Administration at Washing
ton: "S 7. 1s79-John Kely-77,666." The fate OF an
Empire State depends upon solving 1t correctly.
This Is the season OF the year when Lucy and john
come ruefuy from the back piazza. and try to expan
fragile III pounds has broken down the hammock that
her pas solid 1875 pounds safely In all the after
noon. -lS0merville Journal
LeayenwOrth, Kan has rendered reception to young
Kuhn VINO graduated the head OF the last West Point
class His father poor blacksmith Of that town. and
he got his appointment by competitive examluation-
Waterbury American.
New-York tribune., 1885-07-25

Summer Hotels are frequently dssiJnated by
fhe Government as regular Post Offices. Before
forpardin9 their orders for The TRIBUNE
readers at summer resorts r'H do TcH 10 dscsr-
tain the exact official title of the POST O0tcs at
~hich they expect to receive their mail De'oy
and correspondence will be aroidcd by so dong.
New-York tribune., 1885-07-25

July S. well supplied with money, ana armeo
With a firm purpose to live correctly. Inc
Emigration Commissioners, like sensible men,
thmvht that he should be admitted; Dut Coi-
,octor Hedden said no and he telegraphed 10
Washington to find ont what 10 ao' NoDou.
at the National capital has yet taken tline W
renlv. and 40 the man Is to be returneu W
Bremen to-day to live where he cannot noio up
h;s head without sadness and shame. Ims Is
rorro,v interpretation of an excellent law
against criminal and pauper immigration
The smallest specimen of littleness or
q Jeffersonian simplicity" which we nave no'e" =,
since the Democrats began to do all sorts Oh snah
and mean things under cover of that cant ex-
nression ia the delay in draping the New orK
Custom House in black. Collector neuueh
has spent the last two or three days teiegrapn-
ing to Washington about the expense Oh th.s
expression of grief at Grants death, ana II
has finally been decided by somebody In au-
thorty that the United States really can prop
erly spend little money to honor It's nero III
this way Eut the black cloth is to be sent on ',,
from washington. Possibly the amount Will
he measured off at Cabinet meeting; ana tneh
r. will be announced that the Collector OF the
Port will be held strictly accountable 1or ehe
whole niece. which must be returned IN goou
order This is petty red-tape business anu
nothing else. The Constitution could nave
stood the strain, We imagine, II Cohcc'o'
HIDDEN had gone ahead and draped this pup,
lie building properly. and then had consu''eo
the authorities at Washington about EXPENSE
New-York tribune., 1885-07-25

Commissioner Squire has Mr.. Jacob Sharp
upon the hip. He forced him to come and ask
for a permit-which was shrewd thing to do,
because it placed the great street appropriation
in the position of admitting that he should not
have laid his cross-tracks and turntables with
ont permission. Now Mr.. Squire calmly tells
him that his little indiscretiOns will cost him
thousand dollars fine in each case-$5, 600 in
ell. Mr.. Sharp belied his name when he asked
for that permit.
New-York tribune., 1885-07-25

John Sanders, captain of police, is to be
fined thirty days pay and to be transferred to
another precinct for allowing gambling to 90
on in his bailiwick. He pleaded that he did
not know anything about the existence OF the
gambling house. Very properly the Commits
sioners decided that he ought to have known
for it was his business to. Other captains on
the force will please take notice that it is the
Sanders case which establishes the precedent
not the Williams case.
New-York tribune., 1885-07-25

This country ought not to close its doors
upon any repentant man-not a pauper-who
having done wrong at homo seeks our shores
for q chance to begin u better life among
strangers. Yet that is Just what Democratic
delay seems likely to force us to do in the case
Ct lawyer f1om Bremen who arrived lheie
New-York tribune., 1885-07-25

The entire country mourns for General Grant.
Grief generally has shown itself in dispatches
to the family and in hanging mourning en-
blems on dwellings, and public buildings. No
plans have yet been formed for public OBJ
servances on the day of the funeral, but prob
ably they will be held in many places through
the Union as was done when Lincoln was
buried. Services for General Grants family
and the last journey from Mt. 'McGregor viii
begin, it is understood at present. on August a
and end August 8.
New-York tribune., 1885-07-25

Sly gibes about Hobokcn being in a foreign
land remote from civilization, or a mere ap-
pendage to the Stevens estate, are nOSlonger
in order. Hoboken has risen to proud emf
nence as the first suburban place about New
York to have elevated rapid transit. Brook
lyn will please note the compliment insinuated
in her behalf in the above sentence.) The road
ex.ends from the ferry to Palisade- ave., and
the journey from this city to the last named
point will be only twenty minutes. The ente'-
prise will help Hoboken, aud doubtless render
cheap homes more accessible to many New
Yorkers We understand that in parts OF
Hoboken there are no mosquitoes except here
and there ono cagcd by family on account OF
its fine singing qualities,
New-York tribune., 1885-07-25

Ex-Congressman Wise, Republican nominee
for Governor of Virginia, elsewhere in this
paper speaks of the coming election in his
State with much enthusiasm. He declares that
the State can be carried by the Republicans If
the party in the North will give the party in
Virginia such earnest moral support as it de-
serves The Republicans in the North will
doubtless do the proper thing by their COM
rades in Virginia. but under all circumstances
we look to see Virginia Republicans make an
earnest fight which will be crowned with sue
cess for Mr.. Wise. The campaign will be
largely local, for the acts Of the last Bourbon
Legislature furnish endless material for q
lively canvass.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1885-08-06

The celebration Of the cOlOred PEG
pie at the Park last Tuesday, was al
tended by q large crowd Of people
both white and cOlored. The day
was spent In an exceedingly pleasant
manner by the eolOFed people. Hon
T. L. Bond was the only local orator
who aIled his engagement. He
made q very suitable address. The
address by Mr.. brown. editor Of the
Topeka Ti-ibIfne-a journal published
In the interest Of the colored people
was pronounced an able effort, ex-
ceeSlingly well delivered, and full Of
excellent advice for his race. Mis-
Allie Holiey read the emancipation
proclamation exeellently. The exer.
eises throughout were entertaining
and ereditable. A base ball game be-
tween the colOred clubs Of Salina and
Mcpherson was won by the Salinas.
Se0re p 10 10. In the evening 4
dance took place At Mr.. Neleigh's
carpenter shop.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1885-08-06

A very gOOd plan has been hit up
on to assist in raising an endowment
fund for tile new college,. A new al.
diIiOn comprising $40 acres and COLI
tAining 500 lots Is 10 he laid of on the
east side of the college campus-east
Of the railroad tTack-and the lots tO
be sold at 500 each. by this means
numbers who have been anxious to
become purchasers of college lots. and
tO assist the enterprises, can be- ACCOM-
mOdAlsd and outsiders can be more
readily induced To become subscribers
TO y fund when they know that they
will In part At least receive SOME
mOneyed return.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1885-08-06

The residents Of SalinA have again
witnessed quite an overflow in the
western end Of town. The heavy
rains on Thursday night sent all the
streams up 20 high water marks, hut
more particularly Dry Greek. which
left its hanks ia the vicinity of town
and made quite 4 sea Of water. The
overflow cane nearly up 10 the Nor
NAL rOllege on the west and north,
sud filled the slough which runs IN
the western part Of town. On Sunday
there Was really . very wAtery pros
pect west aud northwest Of SAlina.
Hut the water lacked several inches
Of being rs high ~ It Was 3 few years
ago. when the railroad trark from the
water tank a mile west was under
water. The water has now subsidized
nearly to the ordinary level.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1885-08-06

When you visit or leave New York
City, save Baggage Expressage and
Carriage Hire and stop 81 the Grand
tHinn Hotel, opposite Grand Central
irpOi. Elsgant rooms fitted up Ct q
tot one million dollars, reduced %
,Uand upwards per day, European
plan. Elevator. Restaurant sup
piled with the best. Horse cars
stages and elevated railroad To all de
pots. Families can live better for less
money at the Grand Union Hotel
than at any other first-elass hotel In
the city. 49lyr.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1885-08-06

OF the many Adams COuntians who
have made their mark in the world.
none deserve more credit than Prof.
L. o. ThoFOmnn. Prom q farm boy
he arose, through his own exertion,
20 the head Of his profession. Pre-.
ThOrOman- has recently been elected
President Of the Salina University.
Salina n On Southern Kansas, and
has q population OfneArly 5000. This
University IL two years old but IL
taking the lead % one Of the hest ed
Irrational institutions Of the State.
Prof ThOrnInan will fill engagements
with the Adams and Highland Insti-
tules and viii then leave for his new
field % lAb0E.-Ihe Wesf Union SciOa-
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1885-08-06


The Halina Post. g. A. r., have al
ranged for Memorial services, In
memcry OF their late eOmrade-the a.
lustriOus citizen, Gen. U. s. Grant,
which will occur on Saturday. Aug,
s.:
Comrades will meet At q. A. r.,
He'll, IL N. sharp, Saturday, Aug. s,
1885; Procession will form promptly
at - 80 p. NJ, on Santa Fe avenue,
right resting on Ash street as follows :
I Salina Cadet Band.
2 Kansas State Guards, Co. B.
Masonic Order
4 AskeiUn COmmaudry.
5 Knights Of Labor.
81 o o +.
: Sinai EnrADpment No. IL.
s. X. OFF.
y Drum Corps.
10 Fire Company.
IL Knights Of Honor.
II Germania Band.
IL WOmans Relief Corps.
II Sons Of Veterans
Is BrOOkville Post, G.. Ar.
10. Bridge Post IT, a. X.
Il Gypsum City Band.
Is Bald Hill Post, g. A. II.
~ bridgeport Post, G.. A. r.
~ Assaria Bznd.
q Bavaria Post, q. A. r.
% Salina Post q. A. r.
Vehicles will form ia the rrar
n. ID BAKER, +. C. GULF.
Marshal. Asst Marshal.
ROUTE Or MARCH.
West on Ash street tOEighth street,
south on Eighth street tOIFOn avenue,
east on Iron avenue Ia Oak Dale
Park.
ORDER or EXEHtTsts.
l Regular &. A. X. exercises.
, singing by choir.
5 EulOgies by Rev. ID. ID. Campbell.
and Col. J. q. Spivey.
BY order OF Committee.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1885-08-06


II you want your feather beds rem
waited and made ~ good a. new, leave
your orders at the mattress factory.
Organs and Pianos for sale at C.
Melbert's.
50 tons Of old rags and carpet want
ell at the mattress factory.
Save your old rags and carpets and
bring them to the mattress fastOry.
DR.. Collins makes a specially Of al
flee treatment for chronic diseases
His Ofiice is in the Opera House Block
front rooms upstairs.
Anyone wishing the care Of com
petent nurse. will please inquire oi
DIR. Collins, Salina. 4-4w.
LnST.-A sleeve-buttOn, with gold
band. ivory open center, and initial
ok" The finder will be suitably re-
warde,l by leaving the same at this
siice
Dry wood wanted at the Mattress
Factory.
save your rags and take them 10 the
Mattress Factory.
SOlberE, the tailor, Is selling very
eheap-lnwer than any other house
u you want the best and cheapest
suit Ia town call on him.
viii ynu suffer with Dyspepsia an
Liver Complaint? ShilOh's Vltalizer
Il guaranteed tn cure you. For sale by
Oscar SeitZ.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1885-08-06

The Grand Army boys have been
arranging for proper observance Of
Saturday, the day set for the funeral
Of Gen. Grant. by memorial services
at the Park. The order of march aud
programme Of exercises are published
elsewhere. II is to be hoped that
citizens generally will take part in
the services, and honor them with
their presence. Il is but few hours
devoted 10 the acknowledgment Of
the great work Of the dead hero In
behalf Of the Nation, and all can AZ
ford TO make the small sacrifice de-
manded Of them. The indications
are that there will be large attend
anct.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1885-08-06

The HOUSEKEEPING gang which
has been infesting the towns along the
Kansas Pacific seems to have az last
arrived in SalinA. Monday evening
somebody broke Into Mr.. w. ID. Rad
cliffs store and stole two revOlvers and
about five dollars IN money. A pane Of
one Of the rear windows was broken.
and by this means the sash was raised
and entrance effected. A broken key
the next morning was found ia the
front door Of MARYLAND, Dodge 4
MOOre's store. There may have been
other attempts at house breaking. but
we have not heard Of them. Look
out for the rascals!
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1885-08-06

Hog cholera seeIiis 10 be prevailing
largely in this county, and y number
Of stock owners arr heavy sufferers
therefrOm. Mr. james Haskitt has
lost some very valuable hugs. c. Il
Underwood d Co., are Eis,I heavy
lusers.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1885-08-06

Mayor Bristol recommends Ia his
proclamation this week that business
houses be elOssd ON saturday, Aug,
S, between the hours Of l. O'Clock, ~,
TO 5O'clOck p. NJ, during the funeral
ceremonial 1T the Park.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1885-08-06

The only great Fair that will be
held in Kansas this year, will be the
Wesrern National Fair ct Bismarck
Grove, Lawrence, Kansas, September
9Th to l2th, it will be greatest and
grantlsst la every respact that was q
tempted In the West, everybody
ought Ia lay aside all cares aud trOub-
les for the time, and SEE the great
Exposition.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1885-08-06

Mr.. Jacob StOtler, member Of the
State Board Of Charities, after q visit
with his fellOw-members 10 the heights
easl Of 5alins, exclaimed "Well, ]
thought / had seen everything that is
beautiful In the State Of Kansas, but
1 never saw anything to compare
with the scene Of lOveliness visible
from that hill"
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1885-08-06
Fathers. some,hIno /, wronu.


Editor JOURNAL. Not wishing Ia
complain OF our Bus aud delivery
wagon ordinance, but 1t seems to me
~ though some steps should also have
been taken Ia compel thOse who have
''sOid their rights" and purchased n
privilege Ia attend all trains and in
kinds Of weather because il places
those in charge Of the Buses in rather
All unpleasant position the way matters
are now running. strangers coming
10 town in bud weather, do not take
pains To ask about the transportation
to the different points which they
may wish To go to until after they have
entered the bus, consequently there
is nothing left for the'bus men 10 do
but 10 order them out or stand the
chance Of being brought before his
honor, Tor Violating existing Ordi-
nances. IL may sound strong but Il
IL nevertheless true, that the deliv-
cry men do not come TO the trains
persOns who do not wish 10 20 10 hO-
tells, without any conveyance what
ever To reach their homes. For
strangers, such n thing would not
speak very fAvorably for our much
prided city" Common attention aud
respect for the welfare OF the travelling
public, Mr. Editor, is one thing that
should receive the attention OF our
city. Fathers, should measure be
adopted. the provisions Of which had
tendency TO release the 'Bus-lines Of
their unpleasant duties. no one would
complain. But ~ matters now stand,
during very bad weather we have TO
explain matters the best We
can, while the rain pOurs down In
torrents. IL IL then that the guides
should be there tD dir,..'l the Footsteps
Of our strange brrthitu.
AuR 3rti lSs5 pAsAJ+A
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1885-08-06
Cause offaIIure.

Want Of confidence accounts for
half Ofthe business failures Of to-day
Oscar Seitz. the druggist. IL not liable
IN fail for the want Of confidence in
DR.. BOsankO's Cough and Lung Syrup
for ne gives away = bottle free % all
who SIRE suffering with Coughs, Colds.
Asthma. Consumption and all affee-
ions 81 the THREAT and Lungs.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1885-08-06

The Board OF Education met Mon
day night. They employed MIR. a. J..
Stice as teacher Of the Fourth Grade,
Second Ward building, and Miss Lou
Blondin, teacher Of the Mixed Grade,
same building. They decided to hold
y nine months school, TO commence
Sept l4th. They fixed Prof GOOdwin's
salsry at 81 100.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1885-08-06

The county commissioners have
made arrangements to have the curt
rUOm renIoddled Ia conformity TO the
improvements made i'm the other
rooms Of the court house. A splendid
move. The court MON has become
too dingy for anything but slabllng
puFpOser.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1885-08-06

Rev. a. n. See found IL impossible
to accept the Invitation rendered him
by the SAlinA Post, Il. A. r., TO dell,-
er the memorial address Al the Park
next Saturday, aud the Post have ELL
gagged Rev. ID. ID. Campbell TO take
hls place. Col. SpIvey will also make
an address,
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1885-08-06
peri.ohsr eoits,dlsnsI :

Jeden SOnntag, des MOrgens um II
uhr und des Attends una s uhr. ist
Deutseher Gottesdienst In der neuen
Deutschen Kirehe an der Eeke dei
stem und Mulberry Str, wOzu ALE,
die Deutsch Yerstehen. herzlich einge-
loden sind. Aehtungsvoll,
J.H. Dreyer, PredigeT.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1885-08-06

The concert announced for No. 3. 70
be given by the SalIna COlsred Gb e
Club and the Crown Point Singing
Club, Aug. -, has been postponed
one week-Saturday Aug. %, 1885.
The proceeds are for benefit Of par
sOnage. w. r. LEIGH.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1885-08-06
EnrRani

Proposals will be received by the city
clerk for the rent OF store rom and
cellar Of the city hall building, in the
city Of Rockville, Kansas, until Aug.
-, 1885. Size Of store room, 2sx76
feet, ceiling II feet high; said store
room is furnished with good counters.
shelving, sugar bins, etc. Everything
for general store. City council re-
serve the right to reject any or all
bids.
For further information inquire OF
F. X. PAUL. City Clerk,
BrOOkville, Kansas.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1885-08-06

] mean business now I want TO
close out at once. Call In and get
bargains In goods and ~ your own
prices. You have never bought such
cheap goods before. ! have every
thing. CHEAP JOHH.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1885-08-06

Everybody should make up theiI
minds % 90 aud spend q few days 81
the great Western National Fair. al
Bismarck, September 9TH % l2th, Il
will make you hsppy for the rest Of
the year. Save your money and 60
to the only big Fair In Kansas, sep
iembeF 7th TO 18th.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1885-08-06

Col. f. e. Culp's new bOok-a his
tory Of the 18th Regiment of Ohio III
fantry-hAs just been published by
Crane Bros, Topeka. IL Is a neat
little work, well written aud full of
valuable information for those inter-
esled In that particular regiment. 1t
is also a valuable contribution TO the
history of the war.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1885-08-06

Mr.. and Mrs. J. f. Seayer have the
tenderest sympathles ola large circle
Of friends in the cruel aillieiiOn which
deprived them Of the love and pres
ence of their charming and bright
little daughter Genevieve, who
died unexpectedly To all, last Friday
night, of diptheria. at the age Of five
years. The funeral occur red Saturday
evening.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1885-08-06

The city cuuncil at its meeting
Monday night granted = permit fur
an addition 10 SIR. A. +. Shuie's
Fiflh Street residence. Most of tie
night was spent Ia the discussion Of
the proper grades for sidewalks.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1885-08-06

Persons posting notices ON the
county bridge in the city Of Salinu
will be held personally rp-Ponsihle
for doing or causing the same 10 be
done. BY order Of the B0ani Of
county commissioner.
ANsON MILLER,
Chairman.