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Recorded MORTGAGES.

Altieri, Jerry, to Geo. NJ, Smith; Wash.
'sS' SF Ave. n e: cor Of WendoveF Aye. g.
Alter S w S,ISE TIC G Ave- B. Christina: s and
ssiey, Fred, to bsnisi T. ssy;Gsii; Eagle =
80 %Snt X: s.. 40 3 IT. s. Of iss'n St; +,
BjorseSrsn ,rD Charles ., and Net" j. to Az
f. 5 Of lebanon ST.; yrs ". .: =: -' 3,
s'' YRS st., 8 g. ssi IT. e. Of Park Ave; %
SANE Rs to Jacob Rau,h' same property; a
Blin6 Christlsn, j.. to Jessie clark; Doth o.
ST, $. r., l25 n. w. Of sth Ave; de-
Bormann, John ii, and Annie NJ, to john ~
and Elizabeth Roberts: sylvan Ave, ".
ssaerays;, ! yrs. r y ;:':::,', 2,
Davis. Lena, TO Ga,harine Kountze; No. =
y s"%e to same; No. 4i2 k''. '&aa st.; 10.
s'S j r. s;a' a:S. H Svs II Il.
nf s"%s Of SGH' s"ns n S1s rs g.
4st IT, sane "a OF ST. ". hnns Xpp yrs g. a.
$Sms SAME sG"s nn. hs V y, n s.
sa7 IT, same " So so". hnns ASs yrs a
EntZ, Mary l., to the Greenwich Savings
Bank; s&l ST.. :. s, lo' II. W. OF. Mali, .
rsrian Isnaiz and Bertha to Luke Kcnw. H.
cnhoven; 10. ia Fast i22d St; / yrs. IS,
York Realty, " BSnd. Exchsns 1aa and !" T H@W
Co; 10Th st.. 8. 81 225 It, e. Of %
nor mort e%ch .a! .c,s' yrs' H.
Instiut"n; Nos 10 S ~ rs ssS,ass
~ M LiSSn% . S.; yTTs,ns;'. 100
Free Hospital for children; no, as4 VEST
r., 32a st.; 5 yrs. =. a.I.:...;,.: O.
Hye' .. ~. 7S.S n. "a Of fad sts E VT
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REAL nsrxTF NEWS.

Little business In realty was done yesterday.
The sales at private contract were small and
unimportant. and in the auction room only
three parcels were sold. They we're under fore
closure and the plaintiffs we're the buyers.
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Life Guards saved Drink Revived Him.

ATLANTIC CITY. N. j.. Aug. lS.-Business
Manager Plummer. OF the Z. A. Rice Surprise
Party" Company. playing in this city. was to-
day rescued from drowning by the life guards,
He was very much exhausted when brought
adm Mustered.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-08-19

A Four-Year-OId Who Smokes and Chews.
PATERSON. N. j.. Aug. 1S.-The Society for
the Prevention OF Cruelty to Children has been
asked to investigate the case OF the four-y year
old son of Charles Tattersall. of Elm street.
Neighbors declare that he Is allowed to sleep
out at night and that he smokes and chews
like q veteran.
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Bitten and Dragged From Her Wheel by q
Dog.

Carpenter OF this village. while riding her
wheel few days ago along the old creek road.
was attacked by George Callos's bulldog. which
bit her in her right leg. and dragged her from
her bicycle. Mr.. Callos beat the dog OFF and
shot 1t. DR.. Foster says Miss CARPENTER Is in
danger OF blood poisoning.
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Lewis ST., No. 1922: building Department w.
Otterbourg, 1872 -
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In Considering the Ady,.ob,l,,v

Sf Advertising, something you may never have done
s ss,'o."rG; select sn'h mediums will give the
oest results without delay. A SUN reader decides
2romptlyand iS able to Ray for what he requires-
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Srlrrt Board.
FURNISHED Rooms & Apartments to Es
BOARD H'anted.

A CCOMMODATION wanted for two adults. two
IA connecting sleeping rooms bath second floor;
southem eNpoSure, neighborhood 8ith street.
nently. Address II, Box 100, Sun once.
WANT blooms and board for family Of Ave:
w uufuTnshci second floor NJ private house
preferred near 18th az. and Central Park. Best ref.
srences; state terms. Z. T.. care New York Timoss
Boz l<2.
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DEPAR rURE OF THE TRANSPORTS
The Dates for Sailings to Manila Three
Ships to Go From This Coast.

WASHINGTON. Aug. 1S.-The following state
ment. giving the approximate.dates OF depart
ure OF the ten volunteer regiments from their
present stations. was submitted to Secretary
Root to-day:
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Special Notires.
Religious 3lotirts.

A.-DIsEASFS OF wOMEN.-Dr BLINN 1T Yves
Attn st. (near Broadwayl. Eatb'd 1885. Honrs los
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1899-12-08


\ )ur An nice
zs7rocaer1se loy 81 te|
for LOO VII pook aoe'
sa1a 4 stos 81
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Stu Tents Ret urnling Home.

7 .4
1 for holiday vacatio ns, can upon presen-
= tation Of proper Credentials, obtain tie
kets, TO Central Passenger Associa ton
points, located on the Nickel Plate road
at g far g and 3 third for round trip
LEX ets will e be sold on the day school
closes and day Immediately preceding.
closing date, with return limit to and IN
Guiding day scho pol -convenes, but not:
later than January 40, 10 90. or in-..
formation l'11l as TO tain service TO TT.
Wayne. Cleveland Fostoria, Erie and
other la points, call on AZ address, General
Agent, ! ], Adams st. Chicago Chic
ago passenger station, Van Buren, ST.
and Pacific Ave, on the Elevated Loop.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1899-12-08

& Sc. Cloud ] onrnaI Press: David.
MEG Ne 1legor 81 Mind len has gone to-
swan g 2 axe where with his father,
y n Greg Of, he has taken q COM
tract for the landing Of q, OOo, QUO
feet Of logs for Senator buchanan Of
Little Falls. 81 y.
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X stts.iIlsI q
'IIItlls'''
iS'G1SEIlRs


60 81 81 10. d.
ans I'd. soII
where sh,, had pel, cal led ttfez serI ON
illness OF hs,s hfot hsr. ffters hin death
E che rem i,led " ys visiting oIher
\ relatives Who resided i'll 4 hats Iciinity
Two ii ore d our mel. Jet IRON.
/. Dakota during ,heS week ssr
and VIM. Murtang d. I'hey8 are surely
the last
VIM Is y Gish. h'iA got osver3 on the
# ground and will be in opera tio,. ina few
days. ssssssz
At the golden we'd ding Of S.J Gisll
and wiie5ton Dec 999, there we're
I presen5,bree sons and Ave- anRh ters,
that is, all their living children, and FALL
Z. of their grand children which number
twenty =onr, q brother and niece and
neighbors enough 10 bring the number
OF the company up to forty -eigh
very good dinner. was served and an en-
oyable time vas the result. Some yaln-
able presents were presented to the old.
couple which were greatly q ppreciated;
by them. Ssz.s
jacob w. G,sll OF W ateryille, came lt. sup
Wednesday to visit his brother, j. W.
Gish aud faulty. 81 II. 3.5 Il .s3 81
Nancy brown took her turkeys TO Lit,
lie Falls Tuesday and returned Wednes-
day bringing her sister Mrs. Mary Boyer
with her. . t.!E II: Fl. S;5 z. :sS
Mary. &. Boyer returned home to Lit
tile Falls Sunday evening. 4. 4; 4, 5.1 3zS
John NJ. Gsh ard Miss Annie Balmer.
Teturned t" PilIsbury Sunday ait Tern BON.
VIM 5. Gish and family returned to
their home in Staples Monday
Mr.. Carr OF Sank Center was in OR SIR
town looking over the Indemnity rail
road lands. ~ Vi u is:5:
Roads are so rough now that travel
us very seriously impeded, yet an occa-
sional load OF ties is being hauled toll
Randall and F'lensburg. 81 . .s f$
Thanksgiving was pretty generally.
observed last week and we hear that
some OF our folks are only Just getting
through with their exercises. 81
The Free Methodist meetings 5coptin-
'ued all the week. So much interest be-
ing awakened as to encourage Rev. Ne
will to continue the services. Quite
number have protested change 81
.heart and others are seeking the same,
and still Others who need something in
line :,E.,s5N = s51t*sSt *S .ZZ.
1t is getting pretty cold and some
good dry wood on subscription to her.
aid would be very acceptable. Y; sg:ss:
When in Little Falls call at the Her
a office and get calendar. Il E .z=y
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1899-12-08
Stock lders Annual Meetinu.

The annual meeting Of the stock
,olders st tbs s ermian- American Ma
It 1i6ll1 u .lbankof Little / = lls MINI,
will V \ 8l be held On Tuesd Tie 9th day
81 'fs January q 9oO, at ten 90 o'clock
i1l 81 the forenoon At the direct ors'
rooms 81 said bank for the pur-
pose 81 electing direct tors for The en-
9 uing3 year, and for the stransac ton
81 any business thai "a 8 lawfully.
come GO L. before said meeting S.2 81. 81
z:.:5 NJ Ohm ETzEL ! ss g
Cashier
at w tzel's :s5s
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psd
slenco 81 h 81 Q 81 lll m
ferths palp 81 mi, IL sFiipe st .
'propcsss road , 81, MI ls!'i Is 8
Mani MA eieeides IS Ass nsss
thu lllliizat Il sfI Dnlu s.,
IGlsncoe and south W. y tern oad tlies
'chart 81 irteen
syaars ago y d, u II 81 q tioIl
v ~ the ojject viii be
.effectes Decembe 5, sGlencoe Tl,e /
proposed Il new road si
athwesterly 81 Cloud touch
ths south shore iIl Lacs lake,
tos So. Cloud hence to So, Clou,t
sthrou ugh Maine Prairriie !. Fair haven
Delano, Silver LAX Ring ton d and
several other towns d on 50 any road.
Prem Glencoe the road viii RIM due
south to lank e. There ID some
talk Zsof axten ding the road west ffrom1|
Mule Lacs lake Is Little Falls. s5|
i the new road goes rougll, $the|
Great Western will make first class
terminal arrange ments ~ Mank ato,l
aud tits understood that the Greatl
Western will have more thaanl III con-
Meeting interesG 5inithe new line. sa
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1899-12-08
The Rev. III r. Hicks Almanac.

There. is comparison betveen form;
:er editions. and CHS splendid Almanac
Tor 1900, now read Printed III beau
' tiful colors on much finer paper, its 196
pages. are packed with Invaluable in
10, o7'rl 2 on storms, astronomy and
met q y. teorlogy It is illustrated witt. nearly
200 q 81 finest half tones and other engrav--
#ings: This superb book would sell any
where for fifty cents, but every subscrii-
Der to The pF H eral d paying year III adj
vance Y. Of old subscribers paying up and
year insadvance, will receive this great
almanac a1l7 as q premium. Prof. Hicksh has
iustly and 81 necessity, withdrawn his
storm e n g and q Weather forecasts from ali
a alma having generously given his
time and labor free for nearly twenty
years, Address The Herald, Little
Falls. S.S .=z w b IS; ,5E
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lIg.iaal 81
81 81 c s,l b e iI
[i,rnsrl, q fo l mae hinss hsd:
rs Born $ to And IN N lid, 6 tich ana
2t) u
mt ana ansscl, r'ec,elyed s
large stock IS Chris nas goods last
very EMO be partty $50 Is 81 ven &C
the resid encs Ut ~ Inst SAT-
surday
sadie Smart rev the 81 ht lumber
at rattle last saturd day and won q
s,OR I'll II 4
--- y iin1cent Dam ogy went to
SBnckman Tuesday and retnrned ssatur-
day.
b az u. zWak and q gust schultheis
we're to ST: Cloud Thursda 3.s
81 Frank zvak 8 baais been running
the. reshing engine for the fkiefer,
SCHULZ heis e zWak Co., is going TO clerk
in the store for senat o. BATE at Hol ding.l
homas Pietron, Jobn sMrosla ] oseph
Trettel, Peter 4 okot and rank IL
eek 81, were is So. Cloud Saturday
Josephl KiefferS hapled 4 load 81 wheat.
70 5Royalton FriidAy
& ] acob Themes was at Rovalton Sat;
urday on business. s{ss
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1899-12-08

Hun E ~ MIN lance lele5
~ Ell y min 4 q y IT,
Tho. 6 sst Opera
4 Us Oh l,.s. 9 q tleir rst
III ths bull ing on|
b Nm
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1899-12-08

s B eslroWe on charge1
defIaudina ff,tuar ;ths liveryy.|
oIni ssas u %,
aIate q nlsi Y 4.
lotS oin9 sOs 10 a. IL hit
Slse 8 !! 81 D l g esn
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1899-12-08

Miss Florence Darlington is again.
Ga g charge Of the teleph exch ange.
here Is y. s2 *: a N. .'.s'
The Farmville herald. [volume] (Farmville, Va.) 1890-1934, 1899-06-16

ern Thought, f. C. Caldwell, a. NJ,
oxford, n. G.
Philosophical Oration-Through Ma
ture up to Natures God, J. NJ. Love,
A. b., Petersburg, Va.
Oration-The Tendency Of the Age,
George Fitzgerald, A. b., Richmond,
Va.
Oration-The Inevitable Struggle
with Romanism, II. r. Houston, A.
b., Amsterdam, Va.
Valedictory-T. p. Cross, A. b., Nor
folk, Va.
Appointments-Fellow in Greek and
English, w. w. Bondurant, Rices
Depot, Va; Fellow in Latin and
Mathematics, T. p. Cross, Norfolk, Va
a large audience was present. The
senior celebration took place at S o'clock
p. NJ, Wednesday.
The Farmville herald. [volume] (Farmville, Va.) 1890-1934, 1899-06-16
Discovered by n woman.

Another great discovery has been
made aud that too, by lady in this
country. "Disease fastened its clutches
upon her and for seven years she with
stood its severest tests, but her vital
organs were undermined and death
seemed imminent. For three months
she coughed necessarily and could not
sleep. She finally discovered a way to
recovery by purchasing Of US bottle OF
DR.. Kings New Discovery for Con-
sumption, and was 50 much relieved
on taking first dose, that she slept all
night and with two bottles has been
absolutely cured. Her name is Mrs.
Luther Lutz. Thus writes w. G.
Hamnick & Co., Of Shelby, n. C..
Trial bottles free at White q Co. 5
Drug Store. Regular size SOC and 81
every bottle guaranteed.
A genuine Key West cigar for &c.
II. {. CRUTE, Druggist.
The Farmville herald. [volume] (Farmville, Va.) 1890-1934, 1899-06-16
BOARD OF Supervisors.

At meeting of the Board Of Super
visors held last Friday the following
members were present; r. NJ. Burton,
Cchairman) G. w. Scott, w. II. Hub
bard and A. A. Haskins.
A controversy having arisen as to
whether the bridge across Buffalo river
at Prices mill has been erected accord
ing to contract by J. w. Crute, the
contractor, it yas agreed that Mr.
Crute and the Bostd shall each select
a man to whom Inc specifications shall
be submitted, AUD REORGANIZATION Of
the bridge report in what respect the
contractor has faded. This report
shall be binding on loth parties.
An account Of q. NJ. Wood amount
ing to Sl7.75 for repairing small bridges
in Hampden district, was referred to
Mr.. Z. l.. Dupuy, supervisor elect.
W. II. Hubbard and +. l.. Dupuy
were ordered to examine upper Bush
river bridge and report necessary re-
pairs.
1t was ordered that the road machine
for the remaining season shall work In
the several districts as follows, com
mencing June lst: Buffalo 43 days
Leigh 80 days; Hsmpden p days
Lockett 80 days, and Farmville % days
K. NJ. Burton was appointed a com
mittee to ascertain the machinery
necessary and cost Of complete outfit
to macadam the road from Farmville tC
Hampden-Sidney. Also to find whai
assistance can be had from the town Of
Farmville and private individuals and
to ascertain a probable cost per mile
and generally to do whatever, in his
judgement, may seem expedient.
On motion of Mr.. Hubbard it wa
agreed by the Board that the county
will macadamize four miles of road
between Farmville and Hampden
Sidney, provided that a sufficient
amount be raised from other sources tC
complete the remaining three miles.
The Board ordered to be passed ac
counts against the county amounting t
81, s3l.33.
The Farmville herald. [volume] (Farmville, Va.) 1890-1934, 1899-06-16

Bad management keeps more people
in poor circumstances than any other
one cause. 70 be successful one mnst
look ahead and plan ahead so that when
a favorable opportunity presents itself
he is ready to take advantage Of il. A
little f0rethOught will also save much
expense and valuable time. A prudent
and careful man will keep a bottle Of
Chamberlains Collie, Cholera and
Diarrhoea Remedy in the house, the
shiftless fellow will wait until necessity
compels ii and then ruin his best horse
going for doctor and have a big doctor
bill to pay, besides; one pays out D
cents. the other Is out hundred dol
lars aud then wonders why his neigh
Dor Is getting richer while he is getting
poorer. For sale by Cunningham Drug
10
The Farmville herald. [volume] (Farmville, Va.) 1890-1934, 1899-06-16
Beautiful Marriage.


On Wednesday Of last week, at hall
past two o'clock, Miss Mabel Clar
Allen, daughter Of 5. j. Allen, aud Nh
Frank ID. Calhoun, of Pulaski county
were married at Lanes Chapel. n
pen can do justice to the beautiful
scene as it appeared to.sue who took NJ
part but was Simply an "oplooker."
Promptly at go the party drov,
mp to the little chapel, which wa
beautifully decorated for the occasion
Mr.. J. II. Hines, Of Crewe, uncle o
the bride, as master Of ceremonies, me
the party and soon had them arranged
according to the order of entrance
First came Misses Estelle Chappel
and +. Maude Allen, attired in pink
organizes and white hats. They en-
tered the door just as the sweet strains
Of Memberships wedding march came
pealing from the organ under the skill
full touch of Mrs. Creed Ransom. They
proceeded up the aisle together until
they reached the chancel then separa-
ted, one going to the right, the other to
the left. After they had gotten their
places, their respective partners,
Messrs. Frank Bell and Arthur Allen.
entered in the same manner. Then
came Misses Ruby Ransom and Flor
ence Allen, attired in white organdies.
They proceeded up the aisle in same
manner and were followed by their
partners, Messrs. Hamlet Allen and
Ernest Brown. Then followed the
brides sister, Miss Gladys Allen and
Miss Annie Clark Allen, attired in
blue organdies, and were followed by
Messrs Will Calhoun, brother of the
groom, and Allen Jones. The next
couple attracted the most attention.
1t was Kathleen Allen, the three-and-
a-half-year old sister of the bride, and
her little cousin, Bert Walker Allen,
the same age. 1t was picture Oflove-
illness never to be forgotten, as the two
little figures, clad i'm white and bear
ing aloft the letters A d c., tied with
white ribbons, proceeded up the aisle
and stood one on its right the other
on the left just little in the rear Of
the bride and groom. Their little up
turned faces framed in golden curls
reflected the happiness of the pair
whose hearts then beat as one, as they
came up the aisle and paused beneath
the beautiful white bell suspended
from an arch of evergreen and on
which were arranged nineteen red,
white and blue candles, (the brides
age while the solemn and impressive
ceremony was performed by DR. James
Murray, the brides pastor The groom
wore the conventional black. The
bride was becomingly attired in a tray
elling suit Of periwinkle grey, hat,
sleeves, ETC., to match.
Just as the last hushed tones Of the
preacher were heard the organ burst
forth in lively strain, the little cou-
pie joined hands, letting fall the A.
and holding on to the G. as they went
down the aisle, followed by the bride
and groom, then the brides maids ac-
cording to the order of entrance only
they were accompanied by the gentle
men attendants.
They left Immediately for Farmyille
where they took the east bound train
for Norfolk, Washington, Baltimore,
etc. The presents were elegant and
numerous.
The Farmville herald. [volume] (Farmville, Va.) 1890-1934, 1899-06-16

All doctors told Renick Hamilton,
of West Jefferson, o., after suffering
Is months from Rectal Fistula, he
would die unless a costly operation
was performed; but be cured himself
with five boxes Of Bucklen's Arnlca
Salve, the surest Pile cure on earth,
and the best Salve in the world. p
cents a box. Sold by White q Co.,
Druggists.
The Farmville herald. [volume] (Farmville, Va.) 1890-1934, 1899-06-16
nj, r,nnl, Nh En,nrIt.

Editor il.fNH. - Many have been
the communications that have recently
appeared in your columns upon build
ing roads and mendiYg roads, and still
more have been the discussions i'm pri-
vate circles as 90 the best solution of
this pcrpleNiug problem. IL is not
Prince Edward alone. or the State of
Virginia or the United States that is
deeply absorbed boz this most important
question. bat the advanced thought of
the whole civilized world d, conceuua-
ted upon the consideration of the best
means of road making without taxing
the people to too great am extent, that
is 10 an extent greater than they can
bear. That money, aud much money
will be required % build good roads
even upon the cheapest plan that can
be- suggested. does not admit of dis
pute. and 10 is worse than folly to at
tempt 10 do more than We are able 90
do. but an must admit that great is the
Inconvenience and much is the loss we
"i0
present ~ S',''' W " ~. '''''- ''''',' an"
the consensus of public opinion is that
sonie'n'"E 's'''' u ''''''. ''"
nave gone 80 '''' a. 90 say ''''' '''' ''''''
iii"'u'Ds " W MINIS INV ''' ''''' '''''
j. 3" p'S..'' ny ''' ana ''.''' ''' '''
the couu''''" vi '"' ''"u' H. "'i''
'nan oeioie' nc ~i'''' '7 ''' pre-
p"i'u 10 ~ 7' ''''' ''' '.''' NAV ''''''
j. I" S''u '''''7 ''''' ''' '''' .,'' n'
anu az ''', f."i''. '''''' Wv. 1
P'o"'"7 vi W.
iali oi '"e y ear Jo'' '0'''0 '''0 " ''''''
rams se' in i'' MINIS " Si'o'He 10 "'''''''
The waller "h'ch is lne greatest enemy
to good roads is lhins 'n"l si'oUia not
be thought OF mucn less pr"cuce'.
Men "''7e ii'e '''i'e CUISINES '' mas
oeeu 10 co'i''l"ol Soo'' i''''''a III '.'li'''
parts oi 'i'e "0l'" "D" " ''o'0 of'N'oi'S
are en'l'ieu 10 consiueiauoh' enipiia-
size the importance oi rendering 'ne
road-oed as compact as possible ana
wherever 'he oeu Is nara ie' IL remain
so ana d possible ienuei IL more COM
pac' by hea'y rollers ana one Oh 'ue
most essential requisites IN heepins
roads sooo is To- Keep 'heh wen uIain-
co. ana "hen necessary wen arranged
oui'eIls suouiu ue cohsliuc'e" 40 ar
10 lieeiy conuuc' the water aci"Ss '"e
road instead oil ielting 10 stand To- form
an impassanie mud mole.
Ills believed that u ihe popular N"le /
were taken of the whole county oil
riiuce Eu""Iu 'o accept oil 'ne pIolo-
si'lon upon 'he liberal terms set ioi'n /
lu 'ne oileI oil m"cau"iiiil'us 'ne I'LL
Po''"n' n's.' way nom \ al III y '''' ~
II am i'en''7'u"'9 'ne po'p'e "0''U
pe almost 10 " 'ii'u I'D l"'oi "' 10 All"
'neS "ou'" oe -i"'i'ie" I'd 799 IL "''''
a. sum a. l'''''oie'
mat the poverty oi 'ne pe'f'e ''
suen 'hal 'ney cannot Dear 'ne iie',7'''
" TAX Oh putting "'i '''s i"'"' III '''''-
'''' VI "e' '''' } ''' VI ''' ''''e
~ ''iiic '7 " lo'es0i'e '"'i''''''''' ''''
place. Of tbe.roads am over the county
mich .....f tt... -.,9 am