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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1899-04-22
A TRAVELLING PosToFFICE.

The first real travelling postoflice
started on its rounds this month in
Maryland, says Youths Companion.
1t is a stout covered wagon. manned by
driver and postal clerk. which will
leave the town of Westminster every
weekday morning. make circuit OF
more than 30 miles through the sur
rounding country and return to West
minister at night.
There are eight village postoffices on
the wagons route. The travelling post
master will carry mail to them and re
ceive it from them. His wagon is tilted
with cases and pigeonholes, so that he
can assert mail while he travels and he
will deliver mail to all residents along
the road who will take the trouble to
put up letter boxes or 10 wait for the
wagon" He will be authorized, more
over, to sell stamps, register letters and
issue money orders; aud, railroad
town being the terminal of his circuit,
the conjunction of the travelling post
office and the railway mailcar will
bring the farmer and the outside world
very near together.
This travelling postoff ce is, we need
hardly add, one of the experiments by
which the government Is trying to
solve an imperative problem-that of
rural mail delivery. If the plan sue
ceeds long step will have been taken
toward the adoption of q reform which
everyone approves, and which is de-
layed merely because no one has de-
vised a practicable way TO carry it out.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1899-04-22
City Of Alexandria. to wit :

City Of Alexandria, to wit
On the 18th day of April, $3.50, beio'. NV.
the subscriber, notary public for tine '..
Alexandria. in the State Of Virgins per-.
ally appeared Justus Schneider, me SCR 1..i
OF the Alexandra Perpetual Building
Association, and made oath that the ann =.
statement, to which his name Is sisHe'
true to the best of his knowledge anh ''..
Given under my hand the day ana '''
first aforesaid.
Arl..-,- puhilf.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1899-04-22
VIRGINIA NEWS.

The freak child born TO Mr.. and Mrs.
Jacob Cowger, OF near Edinburg, Shen-
andoah county, q month ago, is dead
It had neither arms nor legs. The H.
fant's health seemed excellent a few
hours before its death.
Col. G.. p. Dustin must stand trial fol-
the third time on the charge of criminal
assault on Bertha Tappin, the jury al
Newport News yesterday in the second
trial having failed to reach an agree.
mcnt. Austin was sent back to Jail I'M
til the next term of the court.
A dispatch from Portsmouth says
The physician attending Miss Norma
McGrath, who lost her voice while
singing in the Methodist church several
weeks ago, said today that he feared
that she would never be able to speak
again. Doctors say that this is the first
case on record of person losing the
voice permanently from excessive sing
ing.
Mr.. John J. Riordan, one of the lead
ing business men of Warren county
and Miss Annie Neville Richards
daughter of the late Mayor James Il,
Richards, were married in Front Royal
yesterday evening. Rev. William +. Nc
Keefry, of Winchester, ofiiciated. The
ushers were Messra. William T. Carson
and Thomas H. Richards. The bride
was beautifully gowned in white bro
cade satin.
Messrs. w. Ben Palmer, of Rich
mond; Charles E. Beder, of Baltimore
John h Tillett, of Manassas, and ]. A
Downing, of Fauquier county, commit
tee on selecting II site for the moDu
ment to Mosby's men. executed il
Front Roya! September %, 1864, wer(
in Front Royal yesterday, and made a
selection OF q beautiful location in Pros
pect Hill cemetery, donation by the
ladies of the Warren Memorial Assocl
alton. The unveling of this monument
will be August %, 1899.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1899-04-22
BUILDING Associations

FINANCIAL STATEMENT OF THE
II ALEXANDRIA PERPETUAL BUILD.
ING FUND ASSOCIATION, MARCH 81.
1899:
Own crprps I'm ,-r,p
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1899-04-22

The Filipinos are building new in
trenchments north and west OF Maloios.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1899-04-22
Respectfully submitted,
JUSTUS SCHNEIDER. Secret

We the undersigned, examining comnll,,.'5,
of tho Alexandria Perpetual Building, run
Association, of Alexandria, Va. 30 mere ,
certify that the foregoing is true ana '''
rect statement OF tho financial condition "
the said company on the Dist day OF 9l'''''
1899.
JOHN D. NORMOYLE, / Examinn-
JAMES &. CATION. Commute.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1899-04-22

If so call and obtain prices and lcI'-'
the following properties: t.i,s
No. PIG n st. Asaph street, '5-stoIE
~ rooms. all modern Improvements o.
No. 1905 King street, 2-story %
rooms, with modern convenience 49,.
No. 209 n Columbus street, 2-stoi!
rooms, nice location. and
Store and Dwelling n f corner 'lle'', ,..
West streets, 8 rooms. good location 'oi ''
ness. c...c--r
Southwest corner Alfred aat Came. ..-
streets. one of the choicest locations ~
CITY. 10 rooms and all modern convenleN
spacious grounds. and
Lot on Cameron. between Colnm'"' ~.
Alfred streets, one of the finest ouidiu-
in the city. 90
NJ. B. HARLOW co.
Besl Estate, Loan and Insurance BfoRel.
an22 1Ot Joy S Royal st'ee.-
A DMINISTRATRIX NOTIcE.-ha'g,,,l.ce
"A qualified rs administrators OF inc 15,',g
of the late II. J. NEVETT. l herep! ate 10
all parties having claims against sald c. -G al.
present them, duly authenticated e'' ,sr.
parties indebted to the same to nA"'
ment. ,-,,,-rTr
apo 1aw4w4 Auih -",-.,---
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1899-04-22
NEWS OF THE DAY.

Archbishop Keane, who will shortly
return to Washington, will direct the
financial affairs of the Catholic Uni
versity.
Sergeant Major Albrecht. of the Ger
man army, who was arrested on the
charge of betraying military secrets,
has escaped from custody.
The recent friendly expressions ex-
changed by French and Italian naval
officers in Sardinia lead to belief that
France is trying to draw Italy away
either from Germany or England.
The revenue officers in Cincinnati
Yesterday confscated nearly half a
million cigars scattered among dealers
there on charge of counterfeit revenue
stamps having been used.
] Miss Matte Mason, of Charlestown,
Mass, was badly burned by the ex-
plosion of an oil lamp which she held
in her hand last night. She was burned
almost to crisp and died on the way
to the hospital.
Kid Lavelle, of Chester, Pa, known
as the South African Cyclone" is be-
I lieved to be dying at Homestead from
I the effects of u knockout blow deliver
ed by John Cavanaueh, of Pittsburg,
during prize fight last night.
I John Hunter, of Boyd county, KY,
aud Miss Muille Keller, were married
yesterday at Ceredo, at the residence
of Hurston Booth, sheriff of Wayne
county, w. Va. The groom is eighty
five years of age and the bride eighteen,
Hunter is wealthy.
| The Agricultural Department al
Washington is experimenting with a
frost proof orange which it hopes to bud
on live trees in Florida and thereby en-
able orange growers in that State to
escape the effects of cold snaps like
those of recent years, which have
caused them such heavy losses.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1899-04-22
no YOU WANT TO OWN A HONE

JOHN D. NORMOYLE..
Notary fIuH'
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1899-04-22

Number OF shares in operation, ~
Number of loans, 1913.
Dividend declared for the last s. month
so cents per share.
Value of each share paid up to date '2'.i'
per share
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1899-04-22

ME HARLOW & CO..
Resl Estate, Loan and Insurance Bfohc'-
app lot JOY ROys si'e.-
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-08-15
H0BS0N HEARD FROM.
ContcuIplatcs Trying to Raise Three
More Spanish Vessels at Manila.

WASHINGTON. Aug. H.-Naval Con
sfrucfor Richmond Pearson HObson was
heard from by the Navy department to-
day for the first time at any length since
ne was assigned % duty in charge OF the
snauish ships raised from Manila harbOr
and now undergoing repairs at Hong
Kong. IFS report Is unusually interesting,
in general questions. such as the needs OF
"a large Ck-yard in the orient the In
crcasiug shipping at Manila and the pros
meet that Manila will succeed Hong Kong
ms the emporium of the East, the value
of Chinese labor In all branches Of indus
try. etc lie also says the three Spanish
gbips which are completed Will be worth
10 Inc government about $4,000, and he
contCmplates trying to raise three more
spanish vessels now at the bottom Of
Manila Bay.
.rbe letter IS addressed 10 Rear-Admiral
Uichborne. chief Of the Bureau OF Con-
sfructiou and is dated at Hong Kong,
July nth He says IN part.
'''rho three vessels under reconstruc-
tion. the Isle De cuba, isle De LuzOn
ana Juan De Austria. are at about equal
STAGES OF completion. which 1 estimate 70
be about 80 per tent. compared with tho
vessels fitted out for sea. I estimate time
of completion viii DE about six weeks at
ter the arrival of armament and electric
plant.
81 estimate the value of these vessels
when completed. exclusive of armament,
20 be about as follows:
Isle DE Cuba. $4,000: Isle De Luzon,
$4,000: Don Juan De Austria. SlS0o0o
Total estimated value OF all three yes
sells $4,000
He then shows that the raising and re-
fitting has cost about $4,000. making a
net gain 20 the government on the three
vessels OF $4,000 He gives the credit for
this result 10 Naval Constructor Caps,
who made tho contracts.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-08-15
OBITUARY.
G. l.. 10th.


Mr.. G. F. 10th died at his home. No.
10 east Clay street. in the forty-nrst year
OF his age, at 4:2O O'clock yesterday morn
ing.
Mr.. 10th was for twenty-five years the
bookkeeper OF the Cohen Company. He
entered their employ at sixteen years OF
age. and gradually worked up TO that
position. lie was high in the esteem
Of his co-workers and employers.
He was married. and leaves a wife
and three children. He was member
Of St. Johns German Lutheran church
and OF the Gesanverein Virginia.
The funeral Will be held from st. Johns
German Lutheran church, corner Eighth
and Marshall street. The pAll-bearers
will be as follows:
Actlve-T. c. Jurgens T. c. Bbel. +.
A. Stumpf. Joseph Stumpf, George
Twank, William Tobein Mole. II. Grim
nell.
Honorary-Robert Hicks, Isaac Cohen.
Louis Euker. William Zimmerman, VIII
liam Pearlstein.
Mrs. Mary g. Walker.
LURAY, VA, Aug. 14.-speclal.-Mr
Mary c. Walker died here yesterday. She
was the widow OF the late Major John
C. Walker. formerly OF Rockingham coun-
~. She was about seventy years of age
and leaves Ave children, all grown. She
will be buried at EIkton to-day.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-08-15
ROLLED IN A BARREL.
a Punishment Pronounced Worst
Than Tynchfuar bv a Victim.

n uhiHl4ultut IItubuIttu W Ofst
Than Lynching 10y Victim.
There's something barbaric about
lynching. MS mos. people viii agree said
the man with The broken nose. but 1 can
easily name two worse things. one is
rolling man around In barrel. and the
other is "a coat of tar and fca hers I'm my
foolish young days 1 arrived ~ "A town i'm
Southern Indiana 10 find the people all
excited over several arrests Tor robbery
A family named Black. consisting of man
and wife and Il grown up son, mad been
caught and made 90 confess 90 many
thefts. Instead Of putting them on trial
the people had determined 10 apply tar
and feathers ana walk EN- ont OF town.
I had no objections so far as the men
were concerned. but when 10 came 20 the
woman constituted myself her champion
and declared that they must walk over
my dead body first. For about five min
utes l was a hero. then about dozen
men grabbed me and hustled me into a
room. and after the Blacks had been dis
posed OF according 90 programme 1 was
brought ont for punishment Plenty of
tar and feathers were left. but the crowd
wanted a change. and DO was decided That
1 should have the barrel exercise. They
got out and unhead O big cider barrel
dropped me into 10 and replaced The mead
and then all was ready
81 was inclined 90 look upon the pro
ceedings with contempt i nad never
peen rolled iu a barrel and $50 ] had no
idea of the sensations. They first kicked
II along the wide. unpayed street and It
had not rolled over more than twenty
minutes when ] was sick of my job. After
they had enjoyed themselves for a quar-
ter Of an hour I was praying Tor DEAN
To hurry up. 7 dimly remember that ar
ter they got tired OF the ioot-uah WORK
I'm the street they rolled the baTIel ND
q long hin and then Jet ~ 60 hllIhs
down. You talk OF soasickness' Dut lnere
is no comparison. Aside from the Ieei-
ing of nausea. ] was Jared, jolted and
bruised from head Co heels. and I'm one
OF the bumps had my nose broken. l
was unconscious when they finally took
me out. and for "a week ] was little better
tnan a dead man. II was weeks and
weeks before ] got the revolving motion
ont OF my head and could walk straight
and 10 this day I can't see grindsione
revolving without being affected by II.
II would have been far more merciful
10 hang me up by tine neck"
"Rut about the tar and ieathers! was
asked.
well 7 met the old man BACK ABOUT
two years later and DE still smehed or
the tar lie told me that It took weeks
work with soap and water to get the stun
started. and that spots were lett when
couldn't he got off. even when rupoed
with brick. He didn ieel the ues'
datton ca much. but what hurt his feel
tnes was mat he had been obliged 20 put
IN more work ON that tar than In all his
life before He had tried the barrel rack
81 once and he thought 10 shade worse
than tar. but he had no words Of sympaa--
inv with me on the contrary, he said
II hadn't mixed In the three OF mem
would probably have got or with rlde
on rau."-Cbicaeo Inter-Ocean.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-08-15
An EntomolneicaI Proposal.

on. Emelne. dear Emeline,
The sweetest maid I've ever seen.
You've been 50 much 10 me i VOW
/ cannot seem 20 place you now.
There was a time. sweetheart. "nen l
Thought OF you as butterfly.
You fitted here. you fitted there.
with SO much grace. and free from care
That sometimec truly ] dreamed that
You could be caught beneath my nat.
Again. so laden down with sweets
Were you. from golden hair 10 ieets.
That I'm my loving ecstacy
thought Of YOU as OF bee
Particularly dear. when you
Pretended somewhat OF the shrew.
And | observed that you could sung
Egad I almost bought the ring
Another time your needless way
Filled me with wondering dlsmay.
And meath the pale. pellueid moon
! dubbed you, dear. a bug or June.
That bangs ito head against the wall
And never seems 20 think at an
But when the morrow came you went
And helped some poor % ray their rent:
Twas then I dropped my foolish cant
And dubbed you "philanthropic ant
And let me beg you understand
I deem the ant a creature grand.
And so It's gone. Each day you seem
TO me. i'm my ecstatic dream.
To take some virtue from the fslr
ryo-' lrgoriz of the nlr'h ana air
'Tia hence I bring to you nv heart.
nd ask 10 play the lovers part
And full OF hope. with manner snug.
Pay e: me be your Kisstns-Bug.
-Harper's Bazaar.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-08-15
Rocrs bringing War Supplies

CAPE TOWN. Aug. 1.-THE reported
shipment of EiOO.OOO from London banks
is believed TO be due 10 the enormous
purchases by the Transvaal Government
OF ammunition. provisions and forage the
supplies exceeding those OF many Euro
pean nations The field comets are dis
trihuting arms 10 the burghers.
JOHANNESBURG, Aug. 1.-THE
Standard and Diggers' News says today:
''Tbe Boers are convinced that there is
nothing for them now but the arbitra-
mept OF arms.
"An sorts OF warlike rumOrs are in cir
culation. IL is allowed that the neld cor
nets have received orders 10 supply all
burrhers with rifles gratuitously, and 10
substitute Mausers for Martini-Henrfs
wherever the latter are still In use.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-08-15
Dewey Has Fever.

LEGHORN. ITALY. Aug. B-Admiral
Dewey to-day remained on board his
flagship. the United states cruiser Olym-
pia. which arrived here az noon ycster-
day from Naples. being iil with fever.
The captain of the vessel received the
visits 0f officials and others I'm his place.
James A. smith United States consul
a. Lcghorn accompanied by Edward C..
Cramer. the United states consul az
Florence. visited the olympia to-day for
the purpose OF taking leave OF Admiral
Dewey.
The newspapers Gazetta Livornese and
II TELEGRAPH OF this place have publish
ed biographies OF the Victor Of Ca
yite."
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-08-15

JACKSON. MISS. Aug 1.-THE ad-
vance guard of the Populst state ia
ecutivo Committee arrived i'm Jackson to-
night. ana meeting OF the fun commit
tee Will be held tomorrow 40 arrange
the details for the poDuiist Convention.
which is 20 assemble here "Wednesday
for tine purpose OF putting ont fun State
ticket. Party leaders admit that their
ticket will have uo show of success at
the fan election and the election is TO
be taken merely for the purpose of main
tanning The party Organization.
Hon. Frank Burkltt who wore the
empty honors four years ago. and DR.
r. Is Prewitt. chairman of the State
Executive Committee have been men
toned as gilbernatorial possibilities. al
though neither is AN avoWed candidate.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-08-15
After Dinner
TO assist digestion. relieve distress
after eating or drinking too heartily,
10 prevent constipation. take
H00esSG Pills
Sold everywhere. 25 cents.

a. Saunders OF Richmond Va. dived into
deep pool In Cow Pasture river and
brought out little Tom Thompson. who
was sinking for the last time.
Tho little fellow had been playing in an
empty boat and fell into the water beyond
his depth. Ills pcrilous position was soon
realized by Richard Saunders who
promptly went 10 his rescue. and having
been reared near the James, was in con-
sequence a good swimmer.
The families to whom both belong are
summorng at Cold Sulphur. and all feel
dccply grateful that so serious a tragedy
was avertcd.
The little hero has been overwhelmed
with thanks and admiration for pres
once OF mind that saved much sorrow and
won Tor him the praise and appreciation
OF family and guests Tom Thompson Is
nine years old and the son OF Mr.. 7. c.
Thompson. OF Chattanooga, Tenn.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-08-15
Two Biz Eircs.

CLEVELAND, o.. Aug. IA hre
which started about noon to-day DESTROY
Ell large section Of Borea' a village
fourteen miles southwest OF ms cry.
Twcnty-one business places Were p". ,I',,'
lures The loss VIII be about 10000
RED BLUFF CAL. Aug. l4.IIhe no,
tei a. Tuscan Springs has been DESTROYED
by FIRE one life was lost Los, 80
o,orloves escaped with only their night
clothes. but few saving any personal el-
Miss Belle Mckenzie. an employe. wa
awakened i'm time 90 rouse many Fuy,sss'
but She tarried too long ana '"9' '''' ''''
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-08-15

WASHINGTON. Aug. 14-General Wes-
ton. chief c0mmissary. Is establishing
supply stations at Savannah Atlanta,
New York and Chicago 10 receive Porto
Rican stores All relief supplies for
Porto Rico will be admitted free of duty
bv special order of the President
The steamer Evelyne of the New York
and Porto Rico Steamship Company. sail
ing from New York on Friday, August
18th. for Ponce direct. will take all re
lief supplies the company has room for
free of charge Steamer Mae sailing
August ,3ist. will do the same
These vessels will take from 200 10 100
tons OF supplies each. and the shipments
FOR them should be marked Relief sup
tiies." and should be properly packed and
delivered at the pier OF the steamship
Rroollvn. y. Y. on or before noon Of
Wednesday. August 18th.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-08-15
Mrs. Mary G. Walker.
DEATHS.

10TH. Died, az his residence, No. 10
east Clay street. at 4.2O Monday. Au-
gust i4th, c. i. 10TH, In the forty
first year OF his age
Funeral takes place from St. Johns
German Lutheran church, Eighth and
Marshall. THIS CTuesdaD EVENING
at o'clock.
SHERRY. Died AT the residence OF f.
O. vermillera, No. 100 Fourth avenue
Chestnut HI. Saturday, August l2'h
JAMES SHERRY. aged 20 years.
Funeral will take place from ST.
Peters Cathedral Tuesday evening.
August 18th. at 4 o'clock. Interment az
1T. Calvary Cemetery.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-08-15
Nan WYck.Bnnm.

SARATOGA. y. Y. August li-Judge
Augustus Van Wyck left Saratoga to-
night. and 80 is announced that friends
who have been interested I'm the presen-
tation Of his name before the National
Democratic Convention for the presidency
of the United states Will meet at the
Hoffman House. New York next Friday
night This conference. 10 is announced
Will DE presided over by j. J. Wiuott. Of
Alabama.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-08-15

SARATOGA. y ". August 14-First
Tace-one mile-Mai (evem FIRST Exit Is
TO D second. Belle of Troy q 10 p third.
Time. 1:8 ga
Second race-six furlongs- Tarhm g
20 ID first. Decimal q 20 n second Post
Haste Us 10 - third. Time. 1916 3-l
Third race-ouo and one-elgth miles
Mcadowthorpe 6 20 u first. Blucaway q
20 p second. Beau Ideal 20 10 e., third.
Time It's.
Fourth race-soven furlonrs-K innikiuic
90 TO lO FIRST. ST. clair e. 20 p second.
Skyscrapcr &c TO ID third Time. lbs IA
Fifth racc-avc furlongs- Gpdcn n 90
. first. Nlynhcer 90 10 - second. Frandoo
O. 20 ID third. Time. 1.02 il.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-08-15
Columbia Wins Again.

NEWPORT r. T. Aug 1i-Columbia
added another victory 90 her already
splendid record to-day by defeating the
Defender H. minutes and g seconds over
a thirty-eight mile course. and the AmO-
rita defeated Co.0uia. Quisetta aud Ariel
boo the schooner class. finishing I seconds
ahead OF Coionia. and winning the race
hy Z minute and 10 seconds. corrected
time
Experts who figured out Columhia's
time say that she had beaten Defender
81 the rate of ~ seconds for every mile
OF The course sailed.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-08-15
baltimore Raises ouarantinc

BALTIMORE. Aug. 1.-THE local quar-
antine against Newport News Hampton
and Old Post Corfo~f Va. which was
established on July 3lst on account of
the prevalence OF yellow fever at the
Soldiers Home, was raised to-day by
Health Commissioner Jones.
This step was taken In accordance with
the action OF the Federal authorities and
health commissioners OF other cities.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-08-15
CARRABELLE ASKS AID.
Florida's Storm Swept Town Badly in
Need OF Relief

CARRABELLE FLA. Aug 1.-The
citizens OF this place have issued the
following appeal.
''r0 the Public.
cat "a mass-moeting or citizens the fol
lowing resolution was adopted: On the
FIRST instant our town was visited by the
scyerest storm within its history. Every
house in the town was wrecked and most
o. them totally The majority OF the
people are without houses food and
~'cthing. and We appeal FOR immediate
sh
IAN contributions 20 be sent chairman
OF Relief Committee.
(SigncO .r. S. ANDERSON. NJ. D..
agent State Board OF Health"
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-08-15

RALEIGH. y. c.. Aug. 1.-THE Secre-
tarv OF state to-day incorporated the
Raleigh and Eastern Railway company
The corporation will construct d rsliEoau
tra,, paieieh 10 or near Wakefield. In
yt-,Ke county. or 10 or near Earpsboro. in
fobnsfon county. The length Of the roai
vii he twenty miles. The capital stock
il fixed at 5000