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Daily Republican., 1888-03-16

HULTON,-Dn the 10th inst, Mary H.,
wifs OF William h. Bolton, aged "a years,
Relatives and friends OF the family are re-
psS ,h 1SssS e ss'nS the
Iwaddell, No. llo6 Lincoln street. on SAtur.
day, M aToh II, At 2 O'Clock p. m. lnterment
a! CENTRE Bsrying Ground. Chester papers
please copy.
BoeAN.-o On the 18th inst, Paul Began,
Relatives and friends are respectfully In
vitsd 10 attend his funeral, from his late
residence, near Rising sun ,ObrlstianR Hun
dred, on sunday Afternoon at $50. Inter.
ment at 81. Joseph's Oemetory.
SndI rH-SuddsnIy, on the lith inst, John
q. smith, aged Sugars.
Relatives and friends are respectfully In
vitod TO attend his funeral from his late
| resie encS, l2l Market street, on Saturday
Wilmington and Brand5wiRe Cemetery.
iuUYER.-On the llth instant, Amelia.
vito OF Gideon y. 0uyor.
Funeral from her lato residence, No. 100
Eat Eighth ttreet, on SUNDAY, march 18th,
81 II 90 O'clock.
PRlNOE.-on the 18th Instant, Eliza
Prince, in tho sbth year Of her age.
kelAtiyes and friends are invited TO attend
the funeral from the residence Of her son.in'
Ilew, dtorge Thompson, near Olaymont, on
Monday, the 10 N Instant, at II o'elo,k, TO
proceed 10 Bethel NJ. Il. Oomotsry.
EEl5Od LII inc lptn inst, Scprko, sou
Of Barbra and the late Andrew fischer,
aged so years
Relatives and friends are respectfully 10.
tvlted TO attend his funeral on Sunday after.
oou at O'Clock rom the residence Of IL
lmother, No ll3 Shipiey street. Services OF
the house lLtermeat at Riverview Dem G
Iterv.
PhIlsd c,phla papers please copy.
Asleep IL jesus. blessed slsep.
f;om which nene ever wakos to weep.
In loving remembrance Of Harry Wood
Ibpry, who died March IL, 1852, aged q
lyears.
A precious enc rom Us hss gone,
A voice We loved Is gtlllad;
III A place Is vacant in our hone
II Which peVer can be tilled.
God. in MS wisdom, has recalled
4 The boon his love had given;
And though tho body tlumbers here,
4 The scui Is cafe Ia Heaven.
q. W. WEBER.
Daily Republican., 1888-03-16
LsaE, n..fs "a = t !, : spont,.

james L Tco1 p Co arc having e
lively n1o re2-irirE leaky rooga sld
burssed sEoIts, Then teleDtGuel r1n-
tinpAllv ringing vito oragza DaEoE
blizzsIds 6oo take Ws, ia t.5s Fs7-
tiou.
Daily Republican., 1888-03-16

Tomorrow promises to be from fair
TO cloudy, with slight rise OF tsmpera-
tnTe' Sunday, c.esring and stationary
temperature.
Daily Republican., 1888-03-16

As exsrse K, s.as !, 81 "a
City I'D alI or h9nIts III % b
way to Shls shop, -, 70 mi io ~
A polkcsms tll % SI. ,Ss
s sire Ssar ornnss' ~ ~ H.
a atp,i zee ia No ..,i isl'7'
nod tr!liiug mater "A
Daily Republican., 1888-03-16

N.IOrIOE-I, JACOBS SsIN9, THE
~ owner Of tho house situated At No. 500
West Fifth street, in the Thuh ward Of
the city OF Whining ION county Of Newcastle
and state OF Delaware, in compliance with
tho requirements Of the acts of the General
Assembly in such case made and provided,
do hereby give notice that ehall apply n
writing 10 the Court of General Sessions OF
the Peace aad Jail Delivery Ofthe state Of
delaware, in and for Rev Castle county, on
MONDAY. the TIN day Of May, A. ID. 1858, be
ing the noxt term OF said court. for q license
for said house as an inn OF tavern, for the
salo therein OF tntOxtoLtlng liquors. In less
quantities than one quart, to 90 drunk on
he promises, and the following respectable
citizens OF said ward recommend the eaid
application, viz:
J = Theodore tuekel John q FRhey M ID
Charles A Fell X AtbMKsr
Jonp A Smyth Ohsrlss hai!am
Jamos A ZsipleT James OAK
u " Lynch william kiBez
FRANK Aape Bernard McVeg
Louis Hammefes Fred ing
James ID HOrman Theophtlus Eavig
Daniel W hul.in Vim II Iilake
Samlel q Logan Peter hdeUloskey
y LeAty Jonn mullin
Patrick Monngha1 JAmeB M Griftin
MIDST JAOUb MESSING.
Daily Republican., 1888-03-16

THTENrED--sERVANT ROR tlERE.
w raj h1usework IN city; must aiy,
oest OF 70 fereLoe. AGdlesg Servant, this OF
Aoa' ml6-2ts
Daily Republican., 1888-03-16

N
sAUE!-T u y
tJNolI - - mo,ng 10 retire from farming
IN ssil Al public sale. on tes Toa Anna PIKE, he
mile rom %il aaiIsn G;s Sn On hi
SATURDAY, MARCH NTH iS0~ 90
at one O'Clock p. NJ Ia
ahead Of horsesi
M Brown horse, Max, years
Ar n,S ik ~ hancs hiEh. eoapo asaa .
,1,nnd sood worker, all extra coco roA"
Of great eg gun mare, Daisy years old Is
hands high, good werf Sren !" used by pref tn
o%srIH ' Gsd Milk h SSsa'ini fairy old
wGTk R II A h6 as'ni So6, IL years "Z
:, Y y. q. IA af ~ s sss'
~ me bplance olafe VIC are hoEx-Q-
and mixers, several e VI cksns, ns:lAi nn
cd yesnt i .s$
SsssSa II me s1s s, "es1 shs sfosSS
So s.. 81 SPF II
Harness. W Farming safnsss, : sei n OF BIO r.,
le S Massn' .1fs, corn cart nearly ne.
eo snd snms power in good ordtr vii
ho'ultivaiors roller, fan, plows harrow,
a. poles pol lot rs good repair; lCto Csdar eea
ohe Three tlff peach baskets. Dairy Fixtures
siole pans, w quart cans 5 small serving cam
/ IN nThcKets, measures, &c.
sum&s. All sums OF SIS andunder cash, =
IwilYoyer that amount a credit OF lnOnti
=, Ino/ be given, on purchaser giving bAhkab
Her, Ne with an approved endorser interest =,
pos Eed or per cent. on for cash on All crea
IL "a sums. -,
ther N. R.-No postponemenL This Is no DIV
l0f sion sale; these goods will positively be sold
diu the subscribers have no ni ther use ior then
b on the farm having been rented -. r,.,,o
I'm WIN. v. D0kkHO.
pro L. W. stidham & Son, Auct. John sha'
OVerI CLERK. =, :, :.
hxH Uc-AhN-h-i--if-A'
Daily Republican., 1888-03-16

CSUE SaLE-LOW. BUusE NO. 7s
y West street, II IOoms aud all coLvon
isnetti fplenaid loGStlCa for physi ian
VIA LIAM j. F1SAEE, No. tos Tafse
street. mis- 81 cod
Daily Republican., 1888-03-16

Twenty loads of dirt dumped on
pHfu f-=t "a~t 70
Daily Republican., 1888-03-16
FIRST FOR
SPRING CLOTHING

We believe you will be
eager to see our clothing in
the new styles for spring.
We are ready and getting
more ready every day.
We propose, as usual, to
lead in quality, quantity and
price.
Daily Republican., 1888-03-16

kNL1b

Vby N-wALMSLEY.- March 10, 1858,
F<the Rev, A, N. Keigwin, William J..
Finley. Of Baltimore, Nd, ana LonIy E.
~ slmsisy, Of this city.
tho 18th
inst, BY the Rsv. J. e Bryan, at the As
bury parsonage, John y. EmmotB and
Duiciila X. Mcdonald. both Of this city.
Daily Republican., 1888-03-16
Another q g

!. Powell. N y ,X,-6 -. m.,..,,
his custcme5 q to- esss supply Of fsh for
cod, had dock shite fsh. eiscos, fresh
Daily Republican., 1888-03-16

5NYANTkD-A 81 q siIuA as UHAN.
w Oernsid BY y Inidd!e.aRcd Womsn.
good reiafonce. Address OsaHbermais
thtb tulce' lLs
Daily Republican., 1888-03-16
T'oR RFNT.
90 The following desirable proper

The following desirable proper.
ties:
Sj Nanliuren street rooms and oath.
70 Ffanklln street. 10 rooms and hath
tn5 lptlhwarc avenue, ZroUms and bath
81 snlnhil street, . rooms anu bl h,
~ Iatahll street, srtous and buth
100 West Fiont street Grooms and bath,
lla MhrS lanI avenue, looms and store
bllBin Row, rooms.
south Dupont street, G rooms and hath
south Clayton street, rooms ana bath.
t.l West Ninth street. srooais and bath,
90 West Sipth street, rooms ana bath.
lOIZ Washington Get, 20 looms and hath.
NU4 West second street, room . ana hath,
lbli pennsylvania a. euu1. 10 rooms and bath.
West seventeenth street, Highlands, 10 room,
~ Monroe street. 1EoJIus.
III West Twelfth street, : rooms and hath,
70 Nest sixth aticet. rooms and room
iDl- kiftwn 4 street, rooms md hath
1913 and lhi1 hurCh street, I rooms and stOTt
lOll tpruCe street, G ruuIur and bath
an EHst Twelfth street & r0pms,i
l@li Etet Thirteenth atrt ct, = omg.
H1i-G-e T.. 18Th H., q r0oHs and bah.
=. j.. cor. Front and Market lts D., 5 ,pre lou &c
Wt SIMPLIFY street, stort room.
A lso rooms In Institute Building.
Apply to
mlo, ltls,1t,33 BAEAAD & co.
Daily Republican., 1888-03-16

The oaorpl w > d, W III
matic rebear,l,a,l = r,'iISSsidl
evening OF ios : ya,'clsot
| commencing o. ,,b b ny
nfeaent, -
Daily Republican., 1888-03-16

Obi the snow, this no bsau-il.s 4
PllnR the sidewalks ny ~ IA N
Blocking the horse carr oH4||
trains,i .,.,.fl
Swelling the river and
drain .,.,vr
Stoppina the itAvsl u a
tou n, - ,,,slyl
Worne ihan O bliEzr q
dow@ 10, ,,.,aa |
"ohl v mrs q , The t's '"
Daily Republican., 1888-03-16

NOR SALE-AN EXCEPTION. r.
y ally hno horse, bl4ck ReldlnR, HaSN
years OH, 10 hands hign. Thoroughly
sound In every feEpsot, aud will WORK In any
kiDd Of h2rness; not afraid Of cars; ia this
amin II for rsllsDlo family hJrso. or for a
physuian- Dan To Been at nae MS
stable, llth O.. noaT Iatnall mis.ssa
Daily Republican., 1888-03-16

John price, who W. al'.s
day By s. ',,s Asy ,,5,, ID \,
WIN. l.ld d . 10 i IN
street. !. IS cc5lnaii;si 10 d'0'
'' Dom F.. D,.ey, drink =, ID u
''n %. not s ", 1n' ri : p Ps.i
we're esc Il f ir 81 snl ! SS'i h
d dnnss. ," "n S fs1d q u
u " <s~"
Mr. II icrs, the Esl .ii.,s
preached 4 stirrlug ~, XIII ly,s
judges ortraver:y VII, PIX, ~
svssinp, 10 a larss CO. 'lis
Church Of the CoTss,Tss
ford 5 in disposition y NJ
sinains& SIC srpeai y. y 4 Z
TO nisht Eheu her h = M .
especial ) ~ mtr' law
vlled 10 sttand. -e-s
Daily Republican., 1888-03-16
HUbLIU ShL-.-IuE SuRSURlBER
IL will sell at public sale. on mia farm on
tho TO d leading from tho Kennott Pike 20
ashland, about q half mile from mt cuba,
IN C5rlstiana Hundred, on
MONDAY, MARCH 10, 1888,

years old. gontio and lind In harness H..
and good driver; l serrel mare, 10y
Tla so dna x S2s E "a d 10 mar
M--H young cows, soue OF which will
dOiIs n p Oht soon; three shcats, one farm
wagon I market Waaon, family carriage
l top buggy. l moving mashine In good
order, corn heller, grain fan, blows hRr
rows, c1ltiYatoIs geers, shovels, toss. forks
sc Timothy nay y Tho ter; about 0 acfet
Of wheet in the srourd.
TRIMS An sums q SO and under cash
GIL SUES over that amount credit Of si1
months via be given, on purchaser giving q
pAt kable nose with AZ approved ondOrsBr
| OF per cont. OIL for sch on all credit sums
Daily Republican., 1888-03-16

LNDIl REEI-TwO OUrg MUaI Op1y No
a roaiae, auilablo fol Zig > : hoUsekeo ing;
usd Of tst1 hpplr st ei4 a. EN- al, It's
Daily Republican., 1888-03-16

oa ne SOD by " III
cures
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1888-01-20
Frames and Trim
An Rxplanation.


At the late meeting Of the Commis-
sioners an error was discovered in the
HEHALD's account with the county,
there having been an overcharge ia
our last bill of S4.57- We frankly
acknowledged the error when point
ed OUT and rs We had not drawn
the 10 oney promptly 'iscaled" the oil
down that amount. The undersigned
desires 10 make an explanation OF how
this mistake occurred. W hen 1 became
a part owner of the HERALD last spring
/ was informed by KOrns & BickfUrd
that the HERALD had a contract with
the Commissioners 10 do the county
printing at 16 2-3 cents per square,
Zone six the legal rates.. l haves since
that time, kept the books and charged
up the county at the rate Of 16 % cents
per square each insertion. That was
a correct charge for nearly ali the
printing we d d. but there was it seems
an exception in Road Notices and IA few
other notices which we're published
two or more weeks. Constituting the law
and KOrns & BickfUrd S contract strictly,
the second or third time a notice is in
serted the char &c should be but 3, 3
cents per square or one twelfth legal
rates instead Of One-sIXth Les al rates.
confess l was Ignorant of that fact, as
il had never been 50 explained to me,
or if it was, l did not understand it
Mr.. kOrns says he thinks he did forget
10 Call my attention to that peculiar
IeaJul OF the contract, and l am quite
sure Mr.. BIckfUrd did moi. As soon as
ihis error was discovered the prOprIe-
tors of the HERALD promptly corrected
il, and authorized County Clerk Hart
man 10 Correct q similar error in our
bills of May and July lat, and 10 charge
Us with the difference between s 1 3 per
cent and l6 per cent for the second
insertion Of said notices which he has
done.
The Overcharge against the county was
not large, but small as it was, We d
not rest till it was made right, and till
we had explained IL TO the satisfaction
Of the Board. The mistake was purely
because l did not understand all the
details of the contract made by my pre-
with the county.
1 am sorry that the error occurred, 1
for l have not been a resident of Phillips (
County long, and the manner in which I.
the KirwiH Independent alluded to it, /
may cause some people to wrongly be- /
-leVe that the mistake was not entirely /
In this connection / !
think it will not be in bad taste for me 1
10 say that l have never knowingly /.
taken cent of money from the public /.
Dr. from private parties that was /
honestly mine, and that 1 have that /
eputatiuu in AN Iowa community where I
resided and did business for nearly /
twenty nve years. IA fact 1 am proud .
10 stale. Il. A. DAGUE.
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1888-01-20
samantha's Medical A dviser.

The idee would keep a sayin' 10 me ,
Saratoga IS one of the most beautiful
places III our native land The waters
will hep you, the In~piFIn' music, and
elegance ahd gay enjoy ment YOU will
md there, will sort uplitU you. You
had better go there on IA tower" and
agin it SCI, Mebby il will help JOSH
ans corns -
And old Dr.. Gale a happenin' in at
about that time. 1 asked him about it
Che dOctOred me when 1 wus a baby,
and / have helped 'em for wears .
Good old creetur, he don't get along as
well as he ort TO. LOOntOwn is a
healthy place.. / told MIN about nv
strong desire 10 60 TO Saratoga, and
asked him plain if he thought the was
er " huid help my pardner's curnst
And he To- ked dretful wise and he RI
up and walked across the floor 2 and
FRO several times, probably times %,
and the same number OF lime ITO, with
his arms crossed back under the skirt
OF his coat and his eyebrows knit IN
deep thought, before he answered me
Finely he nd, that II" dern science had
not fully demonstrated yet the direct
bearing of water on corn. In Sume
cases IL might and probably did stimu-
lace 'em TO greater luxuiance. and
then again great flow OF 81 ater might
retard their growth.
SEE /, anXiou~ly. 20 Then you'd adYise
me TO go there with hImP'
90 Yes" SEE he, '.on the hull, 1 ad
wise yOu to 60"
Them words I reported to Josiah,
and sez 1, in anxious Pxents, ''Dr. Gale
advises as to 60"
And Josian sez, 81 guess I sha mt
mind what thaG old fool SEE. From
Samantha at Saratoga BY Josiah
Aliens Wife.
The above is published by Hubbard
Bros. Of Kansas City Mo. and Dexter
Buell. of this county, is their agent
He intends 70 canvass the county for
the book, 1t is a valuable work and
we recommend It to the amusement low
ing public.
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1888-01-20
Ii &C. 90 ID - -.

Dyspepsia is dreadful. Disordered
liver is misery. Indigestion is a foe
to good nature.
The human digestive apparatus is
one of the most complicated and won
derlul things i'm existence. Ii is east
~ put out of order
Greasy food. tough food, sloppy
food bad cookery. mental worry
late hours. Irregular habits. and many
ether Things which ought not to be.
have made the American people IL
hutIuH O.. dys pcptirs.
Lut Green = August Flower has
d"Hc ID wonderful WORK in reforming
This sad business and making the
American people So healthy that they
can enjoy thcirmeals and Lee happy.
Remember: NO happiness without
health. hut Green's August Flower
brings health and happiness To the
dy speptic. Ask your druggist for a
bottle. Seventy-five cents.
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1888-01-20

The last time the Kirwin Independ-
ent had job OF county printing, the
Board of Commissioners consisted Of
one Republican, one Democrat, one
Greeubacker or Independent. They
let the County Printing to four papers
VIZ; The Independent, the Chief, the
Freeman and the HERALD, at 70 cents
per square. each, or SI.OO per suqare
Cor full legal rates) to all. The indie
pendent ''po0led" with the other pap
ers and complacently pocketed its IS
per cent and thought its Democratic
'ireenJack Board Of Commissioners all
o. *. IL would seem that so long as
the Board was to Mr.. Lambs Ii king,
and gave him good round price Tor
printing done, he entered no protest
against the Commissioners paying one
dollar a square for county printing.
That is like unto his action in the mat
ter Of final proof notices. So long as
Mr.. Bissen and AIr. Yonge gave him
final proof notices to print, he charged
50 90 each. When he found that Reg
ister Ionge refused to let him have
them longer, he dropped to sl.OO and
he has declared that to charge $500 is
high handed robbery. Verify, verify
Brother Lamb, when we scrutinize
carefully the history you have made in
Phillips County, we feel that your anil
monopoly profession must not be &C
cepted without "a liberal discount.
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1888-01-20

Mitchell, and some other counties IN
Kansas, pay 81 90 per square, or full
legal rates for county printing Last
year the HERALD got Is and two thirds
cents per square or one sixth rates.
We got about Sl7O Tor the years coun-
~ printing. At full legal rates it
would have amounted to 5000. We
therefore did for the county, printing
that the Legislature says is worth
5000, for $40, being a saving to the
county of $3.50. We also took half
price for Railroad printing for the
Townships of Plum, Arcade, Phillips,
Mound, and Prairieyiew, saving them
a total amount Of S24I.25. The law
says we are authorized to charge for
that Railroad printing $500. On
our own motion we did both County
and Railroad printing of SlJO2.5O, for
S411.25, making a saving to the people
of Sl091.25. The Kirwin independent
mentions a slight error in our Ia bill
against the county, which is fully ex-
planned in another place, but that pap
er has not informed its readers that bv
our low charges for printing We did
Sl5o2.JO worth of services (as valued
by the state) for S411.25, or Just lit
tie more than one fourth the sum the
Legislature fixed as reasonable and
proper compensation for public print
Itg.
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1888-01-20
The AtchisOn Champion on
MOI n-nnIla-
S. j HARTMAN
County Clerk.

We want laws to control and regu-
late munOpolies the most radical,
stringent laws that can be devised
States should exercise, over the tele-
graphs, the railroads and all other
enterprises carried on by corporations
such a supervision a. would fully pro
tecJ individuals, and ali the people.
against eXtOruuns, Determinations and
every form or variety of inju -tice or I'M
fairness The infamous trust bust
ness should be broken up, di,trovcd
eNterminuted, by the most severe laws
that can be enacted. To this extent
the breaking up OF mOnOpOlies, utterly,
the protection OF individual rights,
firmly aud FULLY, against corporate
greed and inju- tice-the power Of the
government can be, and ought to be,
fairly earnestly, and firmly exerted.
-Atchi~On Champion.
The Champion may be justly regard
ed as The leading Republican daily of
Kansas. Every true, progressive, Re
publican, will be rejoiced and take new
courage at seeing that great republican
Journal speaking out so boldly for the
breaking up of monopolies and the pro-
lection of the rights Of the people.
Let every progressive republican aid
by his patronage and by words Of APP
proval spoken, the Champion on the
grand stand it takes IN defense Of the
people
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1888-01-20

Decatur county let their county
printing at 80 cents per square or at
double the figures paid for the work in
Phillips County.
This county gets the county print
ing done for less than any county in
this part of the state and yet the Kir-
win Independent isnot happy.
County printing at 81 per square is
TOO high. Fifty cents per square is not
exhorbitant. Thirty-three and a third
por cent is low enough for good work
The county printing of Norton
county was, last week let by the Com
missioners OF that county at 75 cents
per square. That is 30 cents per
square more than is paid in this coun-
~. There is probably not a county in
north western Kansas where tie coun-
ty printing has been done at so low fig
ures as in Phillips County.
The Logan Freeman and the Kir-
win Independent are wrothy that they
were not given the county printing and
allowed to keep their offices where they
are. As well might the County Treas
urer, Register of Deeds or other coun-
ty officers have their Offices in some
town other than the county seat as to
have the official paper away off in one
corner Of the county.
Now that the opposition papers are
gong for us about county printing, let
the people remember that last year, we
did on our own motion, as per our own
proposition, S1JO2.5O worth OF printing
for the Taxpayers OF this county for
SAILED, saving them the sum 81 ,OgI
20. a goodly portion OF the printing
done for the county at one sixth legal
rates did not pay us for the labor OF
doing it.
The county printing Of Decatur
county was let to the Opinion and Eye
Tor so cents per square. The Demo
cratic Herald offered to do the work for
one mill but the Board took the sensi-
bic course and ignored u bid at practic.
ally no consideration. 1t Is not a cor
rect policy for the county to get labor
done for nothing, especially when the
paper bidding to do the work at loss
is working for political buucomb.
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1888-01-20
ROAD NOTICE.
q LgNOnl q - c0nrerLl:

4 - -e'tS44L &C A-ttE CDftIt-l IL
In pursuance of an order made by the Board OF
County Commissioners Of the County Of Phillips,
IN the state of Kansas, in regular session on the
Sd day Of January A. ID. 1888. notice is hereby
given that f. N. Hopper and 81 other household
ere of said county, residing in the vicinity where
II is proposed 10 lay out and establish the road
below mentioned, have presented TO said board
their certain petition, praying the laying out and
establishment Of a public road in said county as
follows: Commencing at the section corner be
tween section l3 and - on the east line OF town j.
Range 10; thence west ~ miles to the quarter
section corner between section II aud 20: thence
south 50 rods thence west one and one half miles
thence south on range line so rods 10 the Quarter
section corner between section IS and p: thence
west on half section line through section "a town
], range 2s one mile TO the town of Long Island or
as near TO said line as is practicable and that Jesse
Hilton Frank Wheeler aud 4 j Fee, viewers duly
appointed, will meet at beginning OF said road.
with surveyor, on the 9TH day Of February, A. d.
l6sa4 and proceed 10 view said road, and TO give
all parties a hearing.
Witness my hand, and the seal OF said county,
affixed at my otce in said county, this 9th day Of
Jan. "A. D., 1888. =. j. HARTMAN.
tSEALl jan-20-st County Clerk.