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The Frankfort roundabout. [volume] (Frankfort, Ky.) 1882-1908, 1890-11-29
List Of Registered Voters.
Elections December 9th.
1890, and January
3, 1891.

WARD.
Adkins, F. M.
Aubrey, Jose
Allen. c. w.
Boyd, M. f.
} Browder, S. P.
Buckner, Chas.
Brewer. James
Busey, Luke
Bridgeford, w. B.
Butler, Isaac
Banta, II. G..
Bacon, b. r.
Black, Louis
Banta, E. L.
Blankinship, w. H.
Bacon, H. C.
Berry, G. F.
Black, George
Bates, James
Buckner, James
Bohannon, Jno. w.
Bull, +. d.
Butcher, Moses
Brawner, Morgan
Beatty, John
Buford, Strother
Blayney, ]. Nc
Cluskey
Booker, Spencer
Baker, ]. Fl.
Baird, Foster
Brooks, Marshall
Crutcher, B. T.
Collins, Taylor
Gull, G. S.
Cromie, w. ].
Choate, E. K.
Chinn. DR.. c. B.
Coleman, Milton
Cromie, Joe D.
Craig, Geo.
Cutter, Henry
Canada, Thornton
Chiles, Ed.
Collins, c. E.
Caplinger, Albert
Cutter, Hardin
Coke, Jno. D.
Cain, J. Andrew
Compton, Frank
Cole, Dick
Caldwell, George
Duke, w. G..
Duvail, Henry
Drane, E. M.
Dean, Jno.
Digger, A.
Bowling, Rich'd
Davis, Louis
Dunlap, Jno.
Dunnigan, H. c.
Dawson, Merit.
Eubanks, w. T.
EN- met, Guy N.
Finney J. F.
French, w. T.
Forbes, Timothy
Frazier, Ed.
Fincel, c. w.
Fincel, Jno.
Fellmer, E. A.
Flynn, Robt.
Furr, {. c.
Finnell. Louis.
Coins, Canada
Grifey, VIM.
Gray, David
Glore, Major
Glore, Jno. T.
Gordon, Will. H.
Gordon, Fred.
Graves, James
Graham, w. l..
Green, Warren
Ben.
Iault, Jno. w.
Gaines, S. NJ.
Gray, F. v.
Clarence
Ilore, Louis
German, Jas.
Graham, Jordan
Gordon, Cummins
Goodwin, w. G.
Graham, VIM.
hughes, E. J.
Handy, Laugh
ieeney, Jas.
SExf daSs.]
The Frankfort roundabout. [volume] (Frankfort, Ky.) 1882-1908, 1890-11-29
Epilepsy or Fits. Cured.
a Positive Guarantee.
Young ana Modle Aged Men
BLOOD AND SKIN DISEASES

syphilis and complications, as sore throat, fall
Ing OF hair, pain In the bones, eruptiOns, etc.
are perfectly eradlcated without using mercury
or other injurious drugs.
GOnOrrhOea, elect, Structure and all Urinary
and Kidney Troubles are speedily cured by treat
ment that has never failed
He undertakes no Incurabe cases, but cures
thousands given up to die
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-06-07

10 bring cars TO . standstill before crossing
the track Of another line.
The grading OF Wall street was recon-
mendeo; also the grading OF Farm street
between Depot and James streets.
An ordinance was recommended TO pro
vide for licensing the cars of the Seattle
Electric Railway co. NJ SIS year each car.
The report says the company cannot CON-
plain as the road has heen operated for
more than six years without paying any
license.
The Sisters Of Charity offered to provide
board. lodging. etc. for the city patients as
81 day. IL was referred 10 the COMMITTEES
on health and police.
MISCELLANEOUS BUSINESS.
Councilman Dur,e said he had been ~
quessed by residents on Front street TO
complain Of the cable company stopping
cars AZ the crossing on Cherry street.
Councilman Mckenzie moved that the
matter be referred 10 the chief of police.
and this was agreed TO.
The matter Of the grading of Carey ave-
nne.wss transferred 10 committee OF the
whole.
Contract for hose for the treeoat Was
awarded To the New York Betting Com
panv. ~ sS cents foot
The committee on health and police re-
ported that they soand no positive proof TO
sustain she charges against Detective
Ehman. bat recommended that his rss;r-
natson be requested Tor the good Of the ser
vice
Contractor White offered TO give M the
contract for grazing Sixth street for 81 so.
II was referred TO the street COMMITTEES.
~ArsR soSns sIxcrrox.
The ballots In the election for the issue Of
water heads we're canvassca, and the fol-
lowing ofsscial returns made.
First ward--se votes for. Ia against.
Second ward-lis for. against
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-06-07

The Miluankee Ssafia<i makes sharp point
against the bourbon prediction that tho bald
heads. who occupy front seats e the ballet win
bolt the Republican party, because the admin
fstrati0n hes seized the costumes Of lot Of for
eign ballet girlG The Senfiast pooh-poohs the
idea. and INSISTS thar the bald heads don't care
nilip whether the ballet girls wear their Coz
Times Or not The Sentiaei man h 90 dogmatic
that II Il 70 be presumed he h . bald head him.
self, and knows what he h talking about.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-06-07
The BALLARD.

This addition IS now being
sidewalked throughout. without
cost to those who buy lots
Ali lots are level and clear,
ready for building.
This addition is located two
blocks north Of Broadway. one
block east Of Railroad Avenue.
two blocks northeast of the
Presbyterian Church. and one
and a half blocks north of the
Baptist Church
The West Street and North
End Electric Road have fin
ished driving piles for their
bridge across Salmon Bay. and
a great portion of the work
between Salmon Bay and the
city has been finished.
The grading north from Sal
mon Bay, on Railroad Avenue,
will be commenced in a few
days; the road will have cars
running right by this addition
in July. fare S cents.
Owners Of this property will
build twenty nice residences to
cost not less than ST. 900 each;
to those wishing to build we
win offer extra inducements.
We will offer such inducements
as have never been offered
before in Seattle.
Now is the time to buy.
Buy ahead Of Improvements if
you want to make money.
Lots for the present will sell
for $ra5 to $I6o each. one
third cash. Call upon or adj
dress
RUSSELL & RUSSELL.
Kilgen Block, or
D. A. MCKENZIE & Co..
Llewellyn and Dodge Bldg.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-06-07
|Sl

IrB. Geo. r. Smootc, highly cultivated
and estimablc lady Of Prescott. Ark, writes
under date Of April q, Sc: ssDuring the sum-
ner Of 1857 my eyes became in1amed, and
my s:0mach and liver hopelessly disordered.
Nothing ate agreed with me. took chron-
tc diaTThfea. and for some time my life WA
despaired ofby my family. The leading ply
eictans OF the country were consulted. but
the medicines administered by them never
did me any permanent good, and fingered
between life and death. the latter being pre-
ferable % the agonies was enduring. In
May, 1854 became disguised with physi-
clans and their medicines. dropped them
al and depended solely on Swiffss Specinc
Is. s. 81. few bottles Of which made me
permentiy well-well from then until aow."
1t Builds up Old People.
Ny mother who il = very old lady, Wa
physically broken down. The use Of Swift's
epeci6c 6. s. So has entirely restored her q
4. b. DILwoRTH, Greenvine, s. G.
Treatise ON Blood and Skin Diseases mailca
nee. SWIFT SPECIFIC CO., Atlanta, Go.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-06-07
Moro Ihan He Ever Esrned.
rhiIndelph1a Ledger.

One Il The Iftsle fellows of the Boys Pro-
gressive Society q Jersey City sent the
bright new cent he had received upon en-
terfng the association to the Prince Of
or at least IN autograph for the
benefit Of the missionary fund.
Instead, he got back his
mustard Sod" with the accom- panying
nots: Marlborough House. Pail MslL-
Sir: ana desired by the prince Of Wales
to thank you for the accompanying penny.
and to inform you in reply that his royal
highness does not requireit Your obedient
servant Francis KNoLLYx"
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-06-07

All leo, the Chinaman arrested Thurs
day on the supposition that he had been
struggled from British Columbia, was re-
leased yesterday after hearing by United
States Commissioner Emory. Gee Lee APP
pearsd and testified that All leo had
worked for him over two years. II APP
peared that he had been arrested on COM
plant Of man whom he had been dun
ming for wages ont of spite.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-06-07


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rirv v;vht.
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Mr.. Han.
.No. re are willing q take tha outnide
track !" said Colonel Hainea.
Couneilman Homes MOVED that tha con-
sideratiou - Continued iii tomoyYov eve
nine. This vas $1,000 "a and The council
took 1 recsss till i 80 this evening. when
the v.etft;cn - the Norfhevr p.r;f;r pnh.
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Pacific ordinance.
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contract for rradinr stewart street. and -
tn,n d.rcsst. $780, c,,v, v,stt..
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mittee.
SEATTLE Electric Iisht Comranv-Fcr
striking on certain lote ON south Eiehtb
street assessment: judiciary committee.
e. Lobe q Co.-For chaneine narrow
hrides on Front street. between Marion
and Madison. to fun width Of street: street
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-07-08

Despite the thrvatnlng clouds 10
Fourth ~ July morning, by afternoon
the weather MAS quite fair aud very
good crowd assembled Gu the fair
ground. o. witness the ball game b.
tween the south Paris aud Iorham
teams. II VA. called az 3 DO l.. VI, aud
FROM start Ca finish Aboundssi In clean,
heavy battling and sharp fielding. Right
here Il NAV D. we'll "a say that When u
comes Ia PLAYING ball With home talent,
south Paris l. present every time, a.
was plainly shown by the gilteiged ball
put up by the boys the Fourth. What
people Ike 90 $50 l. home talent, aud
nov that there l. an opportunity Ia sec
Il they ought Ia attend the games snd
make the boys feel that they are all
prcCatei. For the first four Inning. the
boys were unable "a do much with the
hraVy pitcher ON the Gorham. anil az
the beginning II the fifih the score stood
two each. Hut the fifth vas picnic for
the boys, Fletcher was the first man al
the BIT aud oIrne,i up With q clean hit,
thru morc followed la yulyh successiou,
ani Nhsn the smoke cleared away the
boy. we're four more runs Ia the good,
this gave uscm a good lead but to clinch
thu victory they ran la four more la the
eighth making a total 20 ten. The Cor
ham couldn't seem Ia fathom the .o,iu-
ctiYe twisting % Addition and inning aft
81 inning sadly retired Ia their bench.
Twice Nth tsO msn on bases aud only
Que cot dbl hs prevent them from score
ing. The catching of Recori MAS
feature 81 the game anil he also lei AL.
side at the bat. Captain pOolcy played
his usually brilliant game and exc.llent
la base running. The best playing %
Gorham's va. done by willis AMI J.
A ytlou.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-07-08
MORE EXPERIENCE rrAs wtALr-

IL l. probably .afe IA say that the
greater part % the men Who have lscrn
going about ths country asking questions
aud recording answers Tor "Uncle Ssn
are a. glad 10 see the end u their work
a. they we're to gvt the appointment %
Censu. Enumeration. There are lots %
people Ia ihl. country Who have an hea
that a government job consists Princi-
pslly In setting around aud drawing an
exorbitant salary. "a matter Of fact,
however, a very large proportion Of
government positions require skilled Ia
bor and strict attention Ia details aud
arr underpaid rather than oyerPald. IL
l. quite probable tina, any one Of the
Censu. EnumeratOrs would have earned
more money BY the same amount Of la
bar In any established business. They
have been obliged To work early and late
In all sort. % weather and do their work
accurately. WHERE errors are discover
cd the paper. are returned for correction
and the vast detail ~ statistics collected
can only be appreciated by those Who
have had q hand la It's collection and
tabalatiOn. II you eau hnd a Census
Enumerator Who thinks he has had an
easy job aud high pay. preserve him as
curiosity. You viii probably ascer-
tain by making inquiry At headquarters
that the eEamerators have gained more
experience than wealth
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-07-08
soure wooosrocs crltsR.rts

The Fourth ~ July WAS celebrated ~
this pl,c- In q most pleasant aud rni",a-
be manner At the premise. 20 !. ". IN.
dfv~s and .on. The Cash brother. Who
reside here bakci the trans la the
gfuuni Tor ~. oO,asion la the oil srny
.t,ie ani al pronounced thru first class.
Pudding, cake, pie. and the mo.i de-
liclou. straw bcrric. aud cream aiofne'i
III. tables. lItothsr Andrew. sni fsmi-
l, .e,ms,i to wi.h their nsighhnr. aDd
miny fri"n,is Ia enjoy guoi timr, ani
their Ni.hc. were highly gratlhci.
while the ncigh,ors s.rr coming to-
grthsr. what purportc,i Ia - an old lame
tramp suddenly made hls appearance
uni t-.gy,i for shelter sni foosi, while
much sympathy was manifested for the
obi iclloN, the sharp eve. Il th. a.s~in-
bis suddenly discovered the Jrrsonsgr
10 . highly respected neighbour Who hal
removed q heavy ..t 10 whlskrrs sni
o,hcfSl.c dl.hgur~l hlmself. The rue"
caused much laughter ani m.rrim"ni.
". think Nc could not have enjoyed a
ts-tt.r time, nor half a. .oyiablc \
time hal ", gone Ia Portland or any ~
the large celebrations. MAY many
motr .aCh ocva.lon. b. enjoyed AZ south
wooi.iock !. the wish ~ your GORE
sIDulcut.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-07-08
Norscc az vonscsosURE.

NlgUIHyAs. Ass kimi-sIi ~ Rsmferi, In the
w C.santy ~ Oxtori ansi state - hsies. ~
nj. nsnrtsss~ desi dsisi tls fsate~nih dsf ~
pshFesrY, 4. u, lsss, AL rvsortsi In The ~
fari Rsststry ~ Dessis Hs-lk -, fsss ~, 600.
,r,,i o. me. ~ ansier.iEnsd. certain psvsls ~
rial estate sitasts-i IN The ts~a ~ kumferi.
aferysai snd slsssfttel a. falis~., wt The
homestead - ths .sii Ass klmlsll. tssv,hsr ~th
a.. bsihilns. thsvva. coatainins tvo sefvs n'"fs
or go. WING on lhs nofth .lls ~ ths Antr~-ros
sin river. Alss q rsftsia pies. 90 Psrvsl ~ "
tsryss AR.t IN .sht namfpri. oa the noFth site
- AIT river sai i-saa.isi on ths nofth hy ths
nal <stlns fruia naiafari fslnt o. Hnmfuri
,sutrs, % ti.s south by tho Antrs.go.rin Mtyf.
on ~ east by aRl - seorxs " Hold
boo AMI On N. -ss, BY hnt ~ ,hsfies \. MIN
hall Ai.a one uthsr eeftaln pirss ~ VarVsi ~
lARi situated in alt Hanfsrl, VIA obs uniith
Of halt tsr n . e.ftsla I.sr.l ~ upiast esu~i
In esssaniaa all unslittlsi uuh all Charles
klfsisn sRi t-saoslet o. faliss., On The ssuth
80, nv ths Coauty r,.si ksilas fryu kamfsT'l
raiht g. Hanfsri tsntrv. 90 The ss.t ~ sni II
>iais.a d rf,sst On ~ north snt wsst ~ sndi
- Ffshkue MARTA. Wtiitam tyans ani isfns.
D. nFass ssii un.iivtis.i half par cuniAiniHs On.
hunirv-l act hny ssr. mars 80 lss.. AMI
~h-rvss ths sosiltioas q ali marEsEs baFs
lssn bfvAsn, BY r-sson sbsr~of slaim fofv
shs.ar. ~ alt aorxas. ny rs.sa - bf,sst
- III oan. tulsa. tbefv.sf
Ramfgri. Apri .. -.
CUAHlt- \. ktMn,iL
~ u. 4. psti. no. Attorney
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-07-08

DId Il ever occur Ia you what an cleo
trio thing q "peiigrre" IL, an what =
prominent position Il occuples In the
average Yankee mindf Pcilgrrc IL ex-
ceilcut, hut individual merit IL exceeiIng
excellent. We Insist first, that our
cat, our colt aud our COW shall have
individual merit sud then they shall have
the very beat pedlgrre that the market
affords. The horse population of Maine
has bcen livened up wonderfully within
the past any years through the Infusion
~ good blood from our own aud other
STATES. Hut the style of blood changes
as we'll n. bonnets. The blood that is
up to-day l. down Tomorrow. niowing
hot to-day aud cold tomorrow. Not
long since Z Rad q chapter on Gen.
Knox. that wonder 10 horse fesh. aud
when I closed the reading ! felt Ike
taking 90 NV hat Ia the old General.
va. az Wet Peru the other day and
peighbor Haynes showed me daughter
~ the General. She IL defective aud
oil, hat there I. hrc under the ashes YOU
viii discover by poking. There Was
time when .hs VAS good for n thousand
dollars. She color~i aud marked Ike
her .lrr. \ ycsrllng and q ~csnling
marked precisely ak. sni like the dam.
have lately heen sold to hi .on. Albert.
~ lewiston. They aw liable Ca span
up nlcely q few ,.,r- hence. Aud II
blood will tell, sni tell u true, they will
h. quite likely Ia jog along gayly and
iuhllanily. Knox on tb. Que ali. aud
iIamhl.tonltn on IN. other. only two
or ,hr- rrmo,c. from the original.
Robert Homer, Jr., being III. immetiist.
progcul,or. There I. another Instance
~ blowing hot aud cold. HIT the junior
let. them blow cold sni doesn't mind u.
lie i.clc,.r, aud when smltteu on on.
fsnk he turns the other sl.o. lie only
laugh. ani keeps right on putting up
nIc- colt. Ito snug little packages Jus,
the .,me a. when they were blowing
hot. That IL what he I. herr fcr sni
D.. hold. no gridg-. sui attends striciiy
to baslnrss ~. pedigree hasn't
changed p-rcrptably since they Pot OF
the old love ani rui on the new.
n I. only short step frum pc'iigrcc
to po'iiic.-se take II. I hardly think
YOU nNel up the ticket, over thcrc, just
io pleas. me, hut sm pleased Iust th.
.smc. Am particularly pleased Nth III.
.slcCtion of >~nator Tor Eastern oxford.
Five YEAR. Ne wer sssociaici together,
trying To do our duty Ia the public
.chools. ". knos him like q book.
We have .ummer-l sui ~inisrri HIN,
so io .Icik. lie I. = grn,lemtn Ia any
.po, az plicr, AZ home 90 abroad. IN par
lor 90 stable. Anil b. c,n give an lnlrl.
llsrnt rr,.on Cor th. tlth that u Ia him,
ani he will not b. tlrrsome In giving H..
Unlike many speakers b. will stop
talking When be- has -, through. Many
II th~m Keep right ga sficr they have
fni.hc,l, you know. They haven't ac-
quir-,i the arr 10 Speaking Ia the point
aud stopping When they gvt therr.
That wasn't . bal hitter that Bl,ln.
promulg tel. 'rsill do Tor Do,icc.
Wasn't ths, tribe mean In Bnck Ia
prop up q cripple asain., the bolri fence
FOR the satisfaction ~ Knocking him
down. buck stoned frog. when b. sas
. boy.
I.nt Il st,,a, time for Mason Ia Welt
hi. sucker P",i JOIN.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-07-08
NoN REsipENr TAXES.

In thu town ~ Albany, AMI County Of oNfori,
Zoe tho year i~s,
The foils~ins lit % tase. on r~si estate 81
nsa rv-kieEt owbsr. In Tie tSwn 81 Albany,
f0f The year i-r. In balls committed o. o.Tooi
Drew solsstor % taxe. of ssid town. on the sth
DAY ~ June ia. has t-sen rvturpci by him to
me- rvmsining unpaid on The 18th dsy 81 April.
lea. by nj. esttlhcste 90 that date AMI bou ~
.aii taxes. tnterr.t ant ehrrc- are pas paid into
the trva.ary % ssii tswn within II xhte~a months
fr,Ss Tho date ~ the commitmeut ~ sait bills, 80
mash ~ the rvsi estate tstei .. wiii ~ sanesent
o. pay the amsah due tbercon, tnriu'iinx Inter.
ct anil charges. Win without further notiee t~
coli st pahle Aurtion. ID the trvasurvr's once In
.sli Albany, on thu nr-t MoBisy In February.
l-ul n Que o'elcsk q. ~.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-07-08

The of'ice 10 Hiram CLARK. carriagr
shop AZ augusta was burglsrif~l We'd
ne.day night. >-ycnty-four dollars sa.
takrn. The saie va. burst op~n.
John ". Newell, q merchant 10 Elliot
who.. .,or- 80. burn~i May 2ith, wa.
arrested Thursday on evidence obtained
hy sheriff. jury. lie VA. brought b.
fore the Sicu Couri aud srrsignei on the
charge 10 arson. lIe pleaded not guilty
anl gave ball for appearance for trial
next Wednesday.
The Knox County prohibition party
convention AZ Iockland. "Wednesday.
nominated the following candidates;
Senators, Dr. J. q. rip-r 81 Thoma.-
tou, fr,ri \. Packard ~ Camden; rrgi.-
ter 81 de.sl-. Al,ah u. Clark ~ Rock.
land; sheriff, jeremiah u. Grgory ;
county attorney, W. ~. bradford ~
ThOmtston; county commissioner, w..
q. McCurly; county treasurer, Abbott
l.. Elchanlson.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-07-08

As USUAL
II has hsrn aid that the pemocratic
party can D. deT~ndcd upon % do the
wrong thing al the right time. They
ar, at Il again" n ths fire. rum plank
put into thc p~moCrstic platform al The
Augusta convention last Wr-k do~s not
r-.ult Ia huryiug the Democratic csndl
date for Governor several fathoms b.
Meath The accustomed d~pth. oar faith
In ihc temper % the people % Maine i
misplaced MANY ~ the b-st temper
Ancs men that Maine contains ar, Demo
crAi. and they will no, D. likely 20 .Nal-
low the rum plank a. readily a. trout
wouli AZ hoax
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-07-08
NORWAY.

County Commissioner W. W. whit.
nsar.l "a. called Ia itebroa ou y rad
matter thi. week. Hon. ~. VI. Bcircc
attended the hearing ss attorney fot the
petitioners. :.
The officers of Norway ledge. No. ~,
I. ~. u. r.. were Installed TUESDAY e,ell-
log by District deputy q. ". Frank J..
Burbank of south Paris. The lodge is
In q noarishlng condition. During the
past term Large amount ~ work has
hsen done.
Thrcc cases 81 typhoid fcyer have been
reported 10 the local boiri of health
during the week. one AZ Norway Lake
and two In an. village.
The following IL a ist of citizen. Who
pay over so tax for the year 1850 cur
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Parts. stihin ap.l Zoe a.. tsunty ~ oxford. On
the thirt TUESDAY ~ lane 4. ~ Ian
en- he pstitisn 20 rrsRri. u. Nixrr. Admini.
traitor ~ ihs estate - vtas Mi,sr late - Parts.
IN alt toanty. iesss.s-i. prsyinE f"f hCsa.s &,
eel sni Cuntvy al tho rsl estate ~
all de,ss-~i. a path 30 private ssls. Cor th-
payment ~ dslts snsi sksrsv.
OspsHtp. That ths .sti Istitiossf site nsslse
o. al Isrs.a. ihirrvst-t. ~ causins an aisstrad
- M Vstitisu. 9th thls orisf upsrv.a. O. -
pahuslss-i thrvs sesl. .ars.ssivvly In To
bxfsri I,ym.rrAt. pfintsi a Parts. In sali
gssanty. that they NAY spt-sr a frulsats
1ouv o. - hatisn a. fsns. In ssld toanty.
on ,hs thirt rus-isy - iaiy nsst. "a nias
a'rk-a In IN fgfvnosn. ant .hos case. ~ any
tAsy have, shy tn ssnss shsati nss - frantsi.
atORsI 4. Wilson. 1atrv.
true copy Attest II. q. DAVIS, hszistef.