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Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1892-08-18

The new constitution of Mississippi grants
the voting franchise only to those who can
read and write and to those illiterate who
can understand ana explain section of the
constitution read to them. it is said that
this is likely TO cut down the total number
of qualified voters in the State nearly 33 per
cent. Up to the present time there are only
16 142 voters in the entire state who will
be entitled to take part III the presidential
and congressional elections this fall. OF
these IS, 121 are whites and S6lj negroes,
or barely per cent of the latter.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1892-08-18
A Point forNo u.

a Point forNo
In view Of what Hoods Sarsaparilla has
done for others, is it not reasonable to suppose
that it Will be Of benefit to you Z For Scrofula,
Salt Rheum and ali other diseases of the
ache. Loss of Appetite, That Tired Feeling,
Catarrh, Malaria, rheumatism. Hoods Sar-
saparlla is an unequalled remedy
Hoods Pills cure Sick Headache.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1892-08-18

The St. Louis Globe Democrat says that
mot one of the four candidates for presi-
dent has yet written letter Of acceptance,
tut they have all given reasonable intima.
tons Of willingness to serve il elected. -
10 this might be added that the democratic
candidate has written letter on almost
every ether subject since his nomination.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1892-08-18

The New York Sun has been engaging In
the somewhat difficult task of trying to
prove that Grover Cleveland belongs to the
protectionist school Of democrats, and the
two-column article devoted to this effort is
laughNble enough to have been written by
the unique Suns funny man. Is our lu-
ninous contemporaries Office cat taking its
annual vacation'
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1892-08-18

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Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1892-08-18

he never made cont Qua OF the business
us the vineyard was dug up two years after
i; was planted aud his whole investment
lost. Three lies killed thus early in the
campaign is a fairly good record. What's
the matter with Bidval? He's all right"
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1892-08-18
Republican State nominations,

FOR GOVERNOR,
LEVI X. FULLER Of Bratteboro.
FOR I1ErTENANT- GOVERNOR,
T. ST EWAET STRANAHAN Of st. Adams.
TOr TREASURER,
HENRY 7. FIELD of Butlaud.
TOR SECRETARY or STATE,
rHAUNCEY ". HROWNFIL Of Burlington,
ron AUDITOR,
FRANKLIN i. HALE Of Iuucnburgh.
FOR PRESIDENTIAL ELECTORS,
FREDERICK w. BALDWIN of Barton,
John V. CARNEY, OF Bennington.
CHARLES NJ. WlLDS of Niiddlebury,
EZRA \. PARKS Of Waterford.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1892-08-18

Telephotorraphy is the latest triumph in
tho electrical world according to a cable
gram from Paris. A young French chemist
named Henri Courtonne is credited with
discovery which our own Edison is said to
have had in contemplation for some time
and as result of which it may soon be pos
sible TO send photographs by telegraph. The
apparatus is said to resemble that of a telc-
phone, the chief difference being that the
transmittcr and receiver are chemically pre-
pared for giving out light instead OK sound
vibrations
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1892-08-18

Republican National Souirations,
bFOG PRESIDENT
BEN ! AMIN HARRISON,
or lSDIASN.
FOR vlCE-pRFSIDFNT,
WHITELAW REID,
or NEW YORK,
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1892-08-18

Republican FIRST District Nomination,
FOR REPRESENTATIVE IN CONGRESS,
II. HENRY POWERS of Norrstown.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1892-08-18

The selection. of a candidate for city rep
resentative which has sometimes been
matter of some perpleEity to the republicans
of Burlington, seems likely, this year, to be
an easy task. The name of our respected
and popular townsman, Hemau w. Allen,
appears to have occurred spontaneously to
various citizens without consultation with
each other; aud the suggestion has found
such general favor in all quarters that it
seems safe to presume that lie will
be the nominee. OF course no one
wishes to foresall the free choice of the
caucus; but coming events sometimes cast
their shadows before them; and from pres
ent indications no other name is likely to be
presented in the caucus. MIR. Allen, as all
who know him know, is not seeker for
any Office; but lie can not and will not dis
regard the practically unanimous wish OF
his brother republicans in this matter; and
that he will make very strong and salts
factory candidate goes without saying.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1892-08-18
SAVINGS DEPARTMENT

This Bank has established a Savinzs Deos-..
ment for the purpose of receiving deposit51s
individuals, firms aud societies sektug iaconI
from money in allegiance or at rest and to fur
nish a eafe and profitable place OF deposit f.,
the savings and Accommodations Of all classa
of depositors
IA security for its engagements this long ey
ia blished institution offers the ad vantages or
large capital and surplus, its large Investment
in United states bonds and the additional ~
ability Of its stockholders.
Special books Of account will bs issued II
this department upon which interest ut such
rates as may bs fixed By the Board OF Directors
will be credited to depositors on the trst days
OF January and July. aud this interest will
compound twice in every year without trolo.a
or care to the depositor.
DEPOSIT RECEIPTS BEARING TNrEREST ASO
PAYABLE on DEMAND WILL BE ISS JED ,
sIC Gil As PREFER THIS FORM OK Deposit
sLCC kliH AND INVESTMENT DEG
PARTMENI.
This Bank will also receive deposits OF nunef
for Investment in such securities as may be To-
erred, and interest will he allowed on such
funds pending their investment
We have special facilities for making con soc-
vatlye and safe Investments for women, trns-
tees and those persons who are unable or d sin
clined to manage their financial affairs. W4eg
desired we Will act AS their agents for this Ia
vestlnent Of moneys and for the collection o..
rents, dividends and interest.
We especially invite correspondence or al
interview with anyone interested, under a.
surRnocs that transactions with Us will ba
held In strictest confidence and matters COM
mitted to our charge Will have careful atten-
&. II. woODHoUsE. WALES,
President. V. President
L. E. WOODHOUsE, Cashier.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1892-08-18

The honors paid Boatswain Riggin, the
victim of the Valparaiso riot upon the re-
turn OF his remains TO this country were de
served. An unfortunate chapter in this
nations history may now be regarded as
closed
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1892-08-18

The democratic tin plate liar must be
rallied in. Ira Aver, the special agent OF
the treasury, who was appointed to nvesti-
gate the tin plate production Of the United
States, reports that S, 900, 600 pounds of tin
plate were produced during the quarter
snded july /, and that the production dur
ing the previous quarter was slightly over
5000, 600 pounds. This was an increase in
thres months Of over 100 per coat.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1892-08-18

BURLINGTON, THURSDAY. AUG. is.
-
Il er,ns-sI.oo Year, Always in Advance
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1892-08-18

TIE New York Voice, the chief organ OF
the prohibition party, is kept busy these
days denying campaign yarns and para
graphers' jokes about its candidate for
president. "Iho story about Bidwe hav-
ing had e squsw for his FIRST wife, ~ it says,
sis a lie, az hs has had but ono wife, and
che is still living; the story that he dug up
bis vinegar because Of his wife's insistencs
IS untrue, since II was dug up a year be-
fore he was married, and the story that he
first made q fortuRe out Of wine 10 false, for
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1892-08-18

The remarkable growth of the Christian
EndaGyo. society in this country was shown
by the immense meeting Of delegates re-
Gently held in New York city, but the gen
eral public las very little idoa of the rapid
spread Of this movement abroad. The Rev.
DR.. CLARK, founder of the society, has Just
started on a tour Of the world in the inter
est Of ths organization. From San Francis
30 he goes to Japan, China, India and other
countries, the membership Of the society
now extending throughout the civilized
world
La voz del pueblo. [volume] (Santa Fe, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1889-192?, 1892-01-02
Communicable.

sr Editor dc IA Yoz prL funnLo'
He notado on uno de los hume
ros dc El Sol de Mayo, un escrito
en- el cual me acusa dc dcberle d
6l Y 4 Benigno Jaramillo, 10 cual
niego enfaticamente. A Victor
Jaramillo no le debo NADIA, nj d
Benigno Jaramilo; de este iltlmo
tengo TN parhdo de cabras, y es.
toy listo a entregirselas cuando
deSea, y en- caso de que no me aca-
bale para pagarle estar6 obligado
dc aguardarme hasta que SO reuna
Ia pr6xima leqsiatpra para n i in.
terceder d que Sc pase una ley pa
ra mi alivio, como 10 hizo el dicho
Benigno Jaramillo, en- amos pasa-
dos, para que le pasasen una ley
de aliyio por los catorce mll qul
nientos y otros poQuitos pesos cue
sc embols6 de los sesoros pdblicos
del condado de San Miguel. Al
aludido caballero Victor, le podr(
deeir que cuando yo era miembrC
de la mutua protection, implor6 Z
este Sehor, como hcrmano de pro
teeci6n para que mtercediese cor
mi esposa, 4 fin de arreglar nues
tras dl6cultades familiAres, eeto L
hize librando la eonhanza d,
lhermanos fratornales y dc hom
bres, y en- yez dc interceder & i'm
plorar por mi, result6 que me que
rim cojer por las espaldas, mten
tanda nsultar y seducir 4 nj es
eepOsa.
FRANCISCO SANCHEZ y CHAVEZ
La voz del pueblo. [volume] (Santa Fe, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1889-192?, 1892-01-02

San Geronimo, Die. 20 do $50

San Geronimo, Die. % do 1891.
Editor De IA Voz prL Purhto:
siryase dar cabida en- sus apre-
ciables columns al siguienre co.
municado:
Por cuanto que hace va el pc.
riodo de un aho que me uni 4 la
orden de caballeros dc protection
mutua de ley y orden, en- el cOnci-
lio No. @, en- San Jer6nimo; baio
el pie de ser protejido, cuando Ia
necesldad 10 exigiese, pero he lie.
gado q conocer dufantc mi tempo
como miembro do In arriba men.
cionada orden, al pobre no sabcn
proteierlo cuando SO halla en-
neeesidad, segdn 10 proyeen aus
mlsmos reglamentos. De Consi.
guiente, doy debida nolicia por
medic de esta proteata q In orden
general, de que no qniero scr re-
conocid0 como miembro de IN di.
cha orden dc T.. ". en- 10 de ade'
lante. JOSE CAMpOs.
La voz del pueblo. [volume] (Santa Fe, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1889-192?, 1892-01-02
Communicable.

El.Llano, N. NJ. % do Die. do 1901.
aollactor de IA Voc pet PuRuro:
Tenga Ia bondad de insertar en-
las c0lumuas de su estimable pc
riddicO, 10 sigulente:
Hcmos notado con eorpresa que
en- el Sol dc Mayo aparecen mes
tros uombres frmados en- resigna-
clones de Ia orden de Cahalleros
dc Labor decimos que nos sor-
prende este porque nj hem0s
hecho tales resignaciones nj au.
forbade 4 persona algnna Fara
que tomasen nnestros nombres.
llasta la presentc hemos vieto
que esta sociedad solo SO ocupa
en- sus proplos asuntos como los
describe su dlgna constitution, Ia
eual ereemos ser 10 meior do cual-
quier otra soeiedad, y no tenem0s
nj In menor quela que tirarle a es-
to orden, de In que tenemos orgu-
10 Y nos folicitamos en- ser MEM
bros.
IIaeemos pdblico csto para de-
mostrar al pdblleo que las tales
resignaeiones que aparecieron EN-
el "Sol,v eon faisas, fraguadae tal
ycz por alguno que desea Ia per.
secuei6n de nuestra noble soeie.
dad de Caballeros de Labor.
Somos con alto respeto, $. :. 5.
Nestor Gonzales,
Calletano Lopez,
! Jose Elfego Lopez.
La voz del pueblo. [volume] (Santa Fe, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1889-192?, 1892-01-02
NUM-. 40.
EL HONOR X LA PALABRA.

III HONOR Y LA PALABRA.
La virtud principal que siempre
hrill6 en- ci caracter del iinado Don
Francisco Lopez y que quedari
fresca on las mentes de las genera
clones en- Ia posteridad fuG su i'm.
plieita adherencia q Ia furmaIidad.
III sumo respeto one tenia para
Ia palabra honor, mas fieil era des.
War una montana dc su centro, que
Don Francisco olyidase el valor
de sn palabra. La promeaa oral
del venerable auciano valia mas
que tres cuartas parties de las obli-
gaciones schemes que 80 celebNn
hoy por eserito. Sus hechos siem-
pre- fueron serenos y respetiyos, y
al mismo tempo iusticieros. III
0uica yez que ell eseritor tuvo el
honor de conyersar mcdianamente
con 6l, nuestra eutreyista fuG on
forma de una reconvenci6n conse-
iera, pero cada palabra que pro-
nunciaban sus labios contenia una
tllosofia practiea y yerdadera. En-
su tema de conversation lamcnta-
ha 10 mueho que SO habia degrade,
do Ia palebra del Mexicano. Su for
malidad do hero mostmba que
su coraz6n SO hallaba oprimido de
yer que Ia palabra dc los Mexica-
nos no era Ia que habian ensehado
padres como los dc u Q hijos como
q mismo. Decia repetidas veces
quo q hombre que faltaba i su pa-
labra, repudiaba su obligation.
Pues en- vista de un earaeter
tan esclareeido Y una yirtud tan
hrillante como q Ia que nos referi-
mos, no es extraho que sea extre-
mado el amor Y respeto de los hi.
jos que dela en- Ia terra y que su
nombre sea aiempre venerable por
todos los que 10 conocieron . ha-
yam dido de sus viItudes.
Plngniera 4 Dios que el ejemplo
que en- vida did 4 sus conciudada-
nos Don Francisco y que los sen.
timicntos dc honor prictico que
tanto sc esforz6 en- infundir, reani-
men el pulse delirante de esta 6po.
ca entire los hispano.amerieanos, Y
que Il orgullo nacional del Mexi-
eano que era antes mi palabyd so.
bre ioao halle pie y sc regencre en-
Ia generation yenidera
La voz del pueblo. [volume] (Santa Fe, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1889-192?, 1892-01-02

xilios dc nuesira Santa Madre
Iglesia paGando q Ia eternidad
con Ia eerenidad del justo que Sc
eutriega q las dulzuras de m apa.
chile sneno, baj6 4 Ia tumba 4 la
edad dc 81 amos, dos meses y %
dias. FL fnado exhal6 su iltimo
suspiro, en- La Manga N. NJ, al
dia q dc Dieiemhre 4. u. 1891,
habiendo tenldo el eonsuelo de
verse rodeado de sus amados Iii,
JOS y nietos, de quignes por Ultima
vez Sc despedia do esta vida tran,
siteria para yerlos pn dIa en- otro
mondo meior
No obstante las dlaeultades one
el eamino ofrecia, por estar cubier-
to de nieye. el cadiver fa6 eondu
edo 4 las Vegas, hahi6ndose tar
dado en- q viajc dos noches Y dos
dlas. El 80 de D,clembre, sus ex-
6quias tuyieron lugar en- el ce.
menterio de esta parroquia, ha.
biendo sldo su fumral un duelo
publieo y al que cohcurrieron CEN
tenares dc personas no ohstantc
Ia contrariedad queel tempo pre-.
sentaba; y al eerraEse para STEM.
pre- Ia losa lie su sdjnlcro, ha de-
jado en- este vale be Rgrimas q
un gran ndmero dh parientes y
amigos que jamas olyijaran el ca
rihoso y tierno padre, nj al emf
nente patricia que Sc grangc6 la
confanza do innumerables amigos.
AL abandonar a sus ilustres hi.
JOS y o sus numerosos amigos de-
ia en- sus corazonee huellas do re.
cuerdo y dolor, por haber perdido
al que en- vida fu6 el consuelo y
delicia de sus hiios.
!Que descanse en- paz ell leal y
generoso amigo, ALI en- Ia solitaria
tumba donde yacen sus restos! IFS.
peramos por hltime que 81 alma
goce en- la mansi6ne del Iufnito y
disfrute del galard6n que cl Sumo
lIaeedor del Universe coneede q
los que han cumplido gu mission
sobre Ia terra!
iAdios, amado amigo yuestra
memoria yivira on el coraz6n de
todos nosotros que jamas os olvi-
dar6mos.
Nos adhcrinos sonAog allegados
del ilnado d sentir tan lamentable
p6rdida. Il. |. j.
KrgEgrrzv--ra-r.rvxrryw
La voz del pueblo. [volume] (Santa Fe, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1889-192?, 1892-01-02
Anioeto @. Abeytia.
Jose G. do lIaca,
Malaquias Baca,
j. NJ. ii. Alarid,
Jose l.. Lopez.
Prntastn.
Rornoroy Vile. Die. eg do [

Romoroville, Die. % do 1891,
Editor do IA V0z DEL PUEBLO;
Suplco q Vd., Sc sirya dar ca.
bida en- sus apreeiablcs COLUMNS
4 Ia siguicntc renuncia que hago;
q I'm de poncr en- conocimiento de
In sOcicdad de protection mutua
de cabalIeros unidos, por 10 Icy Y
orden, que dcsde hoy en- adelante
no deseo ser reconocido como
miembfo dc Ia misma. Por 10 tan.
TO me retro para que Sc dcsenga.
hcn y no euenten con migo,
ROMAN ENCINiAs.
La voz del pueblo. [volume] (Santa Fe, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1889-192?, 1892-01-02

III Domingo on la n0che enta.
ron q Ia sala de scsiones dc In
Asamblea No. 2Si3, do Caballeros
de Labor, algunos inhmes raterOs
y SO robaron todos los registros,
libros, carta de frmquicia y sellos
dc la Asambea.
Como cs natural no eabe otra
s0speoha gino quo aIganos mes.
quinos enemigos de esta orden,
querlGndOse enterGr dc 10 que no
les atane, y creyendo que iban q
haeer un gran descubrimiento do
maldades, puesto que en- Ia angos.
tura de su caletre solo AFRICAN
maias sospechas, y sin mas fin que
oaasar gaescsa q Esamblca, per-
petraron este eobarde robo ratero.
El unico peiJulci0 que con est0
SO causa 4 Ia asamblea es el de un
pequeho gasto en- comprar denue-
yo estos utensilios, y cl do tcncr
que perder el registro del noble
trabaio que dnrante su estableei-
miento han transado.
No dudamOs que los miemos que
Sc ocupan dlariamente de deni-
grar 4 Ia orden, acusandola de sen
dos crimenea, son los mismos que
bajando hasta Ia cencg0sa esfera
dc ladrones rateros, son los que
cometieron este rObO
La voz del pueblo. [volume] (Santa Fe, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1889-192?, 1892-01-02

dio con el desprecio cue mereee,
va sea al chismoso 8 ccGeatd.mea.
tes, 0 al yano dictador, que quiera
sembrar Ia semilla de Ia discordia
para su propio engrandecimiento.
En- fin que proponga el pueblo es.
te cambio laudable, que no hay du-
da que Ia Proyidencia dispondra el
fruto que merece un esfuerzo que
es justo Y loable.
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1892-03-04
Borough Business,

| The present Town Council of Butler met
last Tuesday evening for the last time, and
the last subject discussed by it that eve
ming was the most important. The Home
Natural Gas Co., sent in notice annulling
their present contract for furnishing gas
for lighting the streets, and it was stated
by members OF Council who had talked
with members of the company. that the
company would refuse to furnish gas for
the burners now used excepting at high
price. something that would run up to
about $4,000 year; the experience of the
borough with glass lamps was recited; 1t
was stated that the Electric Light Co.
would ask $S per month per light for each
of the 2000-candle power lights such as are
now burning on our streets; one member
thought it would be well for the Borough
to build and run its own Electric Light
Plant; and the thing wound up with the
appointment ofa Committee consisting OF
Perrine Black and ScheEck, who are TO
confer with the Electric Light and Gas
companies and see what is best to be done.
| The Sewer Committee reported some
sewer money in the Treasury, and IT was
divided between the Sewer Contractors.
The Street Paving Committee reported
some Diamond st. money on hands aud IL
was paid to Mr.. Osborne, in full less per
cent; also some Main st. paving money,
and an order for $i6l0 4S To Mr.. Osborne
was ordered drawn, which pays him ID
full less the per cent. very hatterlng
,,lnti IN
also offered and adopted unanimously, and
ordered put ON the minutes.
4 state .nent of Messrs Long Doyle's
account with the borough was also read.
and the assignment of that firm to the
Greensburg bank, and to John Griner
We're rejected.
Solicitor Campbell asked for inst ructions
as to the Municipal lien against the prop
erty of FL. w. Christie. II amounts to
about $4,000; the Savings Bank has about
$20, 900 against the property that comes IN
ahead of the lien; aud there are seven-or
eight-thousand that come in after it Its
question as to whether the bids at the
Sheriff-s sa 10 will cover the lien, and a
Committee was appointed TO consider
what was best for the Council to do in the
matter Messrs Schenck, Perrine and
Zeigler. constitute the Committee The
property will have TO sell for about $50, 900
to,cover the judgments against 1t.
The Misses wh.tmire, Messrs. Yearsley,
Hutchinson, Forsythe and Young d Cruik-
shanks have put in claims Tor damages and
they were all referred To Committee con
sisting of Messrs. Forquer, Black and
Schenck. Several sidewalk petitions were
referred to the Committee; Collector Nc
Aboy was exonerated of $242, IN. ollecti-
BILE dog tax; the 2. d W. K. r. was grant
ed permission to put in six inca sewer;
The new Gun Club was granted permis
sion to do "wing shooting"in the new Ball
Park; the old Council will have its final
meeting next Saturday evening, and the
New Council will meet next Monday even
ing at 7:30 p. IN. in office of j. ID. McJun-
kin ESQ.
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1892-03-04
Accidents.

A son of II. G. Boggs, of Evans City,
was accidently shot and instantly killed in
shooting gallery in that town last Thurs
day. The bullet entered the boys back,
passed through his body, and was found
in his clothing. He sank to the floor and
was dead when lifted. He was bright
lad aud his death was regretted by all wh O
know him.
A Son of Homer Cochran formerly of
Butler, was ground to pieces under a
cable car in Pittsburg, a few days ago.
William McCurdy of Buffalo twp. cut
his foot very badly with an axe few days
ago, and will probably be laid up for u
month. DR.. James McCollugh is attend.
ing him.
John Boltz, of near Chicora, was
fatally gored by a bull, Wednesdays
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1892-03-04
Public Notice.

In re. Assignment of In the Court of Com
II Hoyt to Francis mon Pleas OF Butler
Murphy for the Co. Pa, Ms no. .,
benefit of creditors. J Mar. 1872. B 4, P 2l6.
February 5th, 1892. Petition of IL. j. Hoyt
filed praying the Court to set ASIDE, out OF
assigned property, certain articles specified
in petition amounting in all to $4,000, with
following order: "Februs 5th, 1892, the
Court direct the petition OF FL. j. Hoyt, this
day filed, to be made part OF this appraise-
ment, as showing the property elected to be
retained by the assignor under his claim for
exemption. and said claim shall be advertis-
ed for three weeks i'll newspaper in tn e man.
ner in which widows aprraisements are
advertised and presented to Court on We'd
nesday of the first week of next term, and II
no exceptions be then filed, said claim of ex-
ception may be allowed"
BY THE COURT.
BUTLER COUNTY, IS:
Certified from the record this 9th day OF
February, A. D., 1892.
JOHN w BROWN,
Pro.