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|TUESDAl, MARCH 4tl. 1879
Chew Jackson’s Best Sweet Navy
Tobacco. tkc-31y.
^Qt’SBuy : “Why wifi moUNiuoke coaiuou
tobacco, when they can buy Mnrbnrg Bros.
Stvl of Xorth Carolina,' at the same price7”
JTSTKs,
•-A.YTOIUSr.ErX' A.T !E* *A W.
BUTLUIt, G.Y.
Wavinp gone r* gulnrly into the
"■ practice of Law, reape'et fully
■ulicits a portion of tht Veg'al bus!
ness ot Taylor and sViiTouruling
'counties. jhu.21-ly.
Free of Charge. Y*Mr Dittggift
will refund your money if Dr BftU's
Cough Syrup does not give yon
satisfaction and efire vonr tough
Popular Stint/*.
Will L. Thompsons 1 Bones have re
cently become so popular thut a music
firm in Boston has been eoiupelled
order fifteen thousand copies of the fol
lowing pieces to supply the demand :
"Gathering Shulls from the Sea Shore.”
^‘Drifting with the Tide.”
“The Boor Old Tramp.”
Each piece is a beautiful Song and
Chorus. Auy music dealer will mail
them to your address on receipt of
price, 40 ceufs each. Tuhlislied by
W. L THOMPSON Jk CO.
Ei’ast Liverpool, Ohio.
The Mexican Itollor,
What. Is flic difference betwcHi Hie
Mexican dollar and Tablet 's HbcKcyc
I’ile Ointment? One does wl.ut’it
promises and the other doea'nt. The
Mtxietiu dollar says, "1 tun one liun-
tired cents;*’ but wlie'rt you come to
invest it you fi:id it iSdnlV eight -fiVe.
Tabler’s Buckeye Pil'd Mhtmort n\y»
’“l will cure von of Piles; ■ MVd upon
tiial it is f tiud to do so id 'eVVVy case.
1' niAKes but one promise—td cum
Piles; and does ho without failure.
iVi'-i 50cents a bottle. For sai6 by
Walker A: (•atm, Butler, Gat
Spring Wore is Coming O.nj and
many most useful suggestions on what
to dn, and when and how, are given in
the America!) Agriculturist fin* March
1st, a copy of which is just fit Hand
This number has a full hutVdtvd of
practical, articles and items* Illustrated
with 77 engraving* of labor helping
'contrivances, of plants* animals, etb.
trie. P* ter HendersOb tells which are
the beM varieties of thirty different
things to be grown in tin- garden-a most
useful guide. The details of farm ex
periments with f .utilizers are very
Strudive. Sundry Humbugs are she
\ip,— Mr. Tilden’h Iron Mines, and the
interesting iron regions of the North-
Vest, and discribed in Editorial Cor
iespondeiice. This number is alone
worth a whole subscription, which i*
how only $1.50 a yeut*. SinglA copies
15 cents. Orange Judd Company,
Publishers-, New York.
Pocket-Hook Lout.
It wni in the town of B., and Mr
8 had just concluded some purchases,
when he made the startling discover;
that his pocket-book was lost, while
Bcarchiiighi* pockets he found a buck
eye, and said—“Geiitlmeni, my pock
cl-book is lost, hut theic has been
something discovcd by l)r. Titblur.ot
Nashville, of far great’ef value. It is
the Buckeye Pile Ointment, Which
will cure Piles in all bases, whet, used
according to directions. Trv it* Price
50 cents a bottle, For sale by U'alkcr
Gann, Butler, Ga.
His First Visit to Bdti.ee—It
seems astonishing to us to think that
there are men wbo live iu this enlight
*ned country who know so little of tin
affairs of this buisy world, yet then
are some who are almost enterely igno
rant of its general affairs. A young
man of this county by the name ot
Kodgers, who pi now 26 yfeats of agfc,
made his first visit to Butler a
days ago. He also informed us
lie had never bfeeh out of thn bounty ii
his life.
X to Lliuatt *van.
Mr. Editor t While 1 concur In
most of the "Useful Hints to Young
Mon,” iii your ’ast issue, by "Lillian
J'Jvan,” one of the fair sux, Vho has hl-
f •l ined herself in regard f'6‘th'e habit*
of young men, yet 1 think she ti'/ft fail
tid to give a few strokes ol'ticY g?U» pen
that would have added the aVtistic
touch to the pictm-e she has found “im
possible to overdraw*.”
I am of the opinion that she prefer
red to not give all the facts,why young
men are "socially, n ligiousVy, finan
cially and nitttriinoniatly wroWg,” for
this reason. Thut some of the faults
would originate from 'the prevailing
style of h'6V sek.
Wo Aid U nbt be better for young
ladies 16 Advance “usofiil hints” by ex
ample* instead of simply advicJu.
Lei srimo young man start out to bat
tle bravely agaiiist cruel adversity, to
make a home, win fortttWa add fame;
let him practice rigged economy, his
hands become tntt£h hud hardened by
daily toil* hin Complexion tanned by
old "SolV* wantWftt rAys; then enter
society or the matrimonial market,and
see how soon lie would tie HiVnbbed by
the fair sex, who prefer t'd associate
with young men that indulge in loung-
slreet corners, smoking “two
for a nick” cigars, dressed iu the latest
style* constantly imbibing drinks, "set
up” by those who have “the run of the
and numerous other habit*, not
necessary to mention. These young
men are socially excusable to a curtain
oxteut, as observation teuchus them
that, to be a pet or favorite iu society,
they must be fust as the fastest. The
voting ladies eneovmvge them in their
xtravagaucu by their own appearance,
s they strive to always “dross iu the
height of fashsou;” sparing neither
pains nor money, to attain that effect.
Would it not bo a lesson worthy of
he best young ladies, to lay aside so
many extravagant notions about dress,
did appeal in the plain style of our
fore-mothers V” Then the “boys of the
South,” would gladly doff so many
false aits; Abel don suits more in accord I
•vith tlieii’ ihcomu-. Thus enabling them
’o grow, "socially, financially and
di(itritnoV.ialtf/ right;
l lie young ladies have it in their
power t’d iise their indubtice for good
niV Inspects-; will they do so,when
'he opportunities are utfVdud th.'iu, or
continue Id he imposed upon by atten-
ions fidjhuiitly unworthy, for fear of
woundifig feelings f
1 am glad "Lillian KVan,” (what a
sweet immu!)has expressed herself free
ly, hope it wiil prove bf good,and that
•bu nitty Bobu keep dome young man
from living to Inmself.
Yours truly. ,l UNd.”
BuftER, Ga., Feb. 2Sth 1879. •
that has a higher, and few that liav-
an high |i standard of education as dot-
the college of this town.
To peitmiia who live in this vicimt;
it is umvccessaiy for us to .-ay a wor
in favor of our college; but to thco-
ho live at a distance, we would sa\
uid your cliildred I er <—gills *o* boy .
>r atiaclied the co legu is all institute
for boys where they can he thoroughly
prepared for college, or receive a til si
class businesB edmatioVi if they d
not wish to g-. thr Vigil college.
The rates of tuition are low; board
can be cheaply obtailVed in the
families in our town. The morals of
i\r people are gco'd, our 'people is
telligcut, cultivated and social. Our
location is the healthiest in the South,
and, taken all in ail Butler Female
College offers to persons wishing to
educate their children thoroughly, and
at the same time economically, in
ducements that cannot bo found else
where in the South.
From the publication of aii article i>
our last issue, by "Lillian Evuti,”ther
has been much curiosity excited on tli
part of some of oftr young men, *•
much so that there appear;/ in our
sue this morning two art?c:Cs; • ne
direct leply to “L.llia/r EVitn,” by
of our most accomplished young ii
the other is “A gentle hint to young
ladies,” written from Keybldk. We
/nest, admit that, we do not feel that
“Mias Lillian” has been out rivaled,
and we trust thut our leadeis will hear
from her again and that her points
yna\ Ik lu.h sustained.
The Fort Valley Mirror gives
the two following itemfc:
Trial op Mbs. Hummer.—Mrs.
Humber, wife of John Humber,
who killed E M. Hoberson in
OhtiVford county last Wednesday,
whs arrestud ns accessory b foie
the fac^/, and had a commitment
trial on Mimd ay bblme Ju-tiges
Danielly iiitfe orraydon. Al'tor u
full invehtigMtion.shb Ivan discharg
ed.
Burned.—Thb stdhieS Arid out
lnm-es oil the place ol Mr. H* nry
N. Fungiu, of lhis county, were en
tirely conslimed by fire on Monday
togther with •- horses 2 mules, 7UI)
bushel* of corn, 7,ui)d pounds ol
fodder, plantation impl* ments and
supplies, and a buggy and harness
The work of au incendiary No iu-
S'lrance.
ARM aim HAMMER UxtAU. UU£
CHEMICALLY PURE.
BEST IN THE WOULD.
BETTER THIS AM VllARATLS.
One leaspoonful of this Soda used will
uiilk eqiinfo Four teaspoonsfitls of
oft he best /faking Powder,
saving Twenty Times its
cost. See package lor
valuable infor
mation.
If the tenspoonful is too large and
does not produce good results at
first, use less attewurds.
b.Ltf.
TO THE I10N0HAULE SUPERI0K
cot HT OF TAYLOR COUNTY.
]GEORGIA—Taylor Counly .
I Tin* put it ion of Nathan Corbin, Ro-
lin Johnson, Richard McCrary, Isaac
McC.mts und Richard ToWhsjaiid such
other persons as aib now or may here
after be appointed with them, ufck t«
bu incorporated a body borporatu and
politic to he known as the Butler
Benevolent Society,with power to hold
and acquire property, to kuu dial he
sued, to make and or Jain such consti
union and bylaws, and to eh-bt such
oflic'-ra as may bu necessary to the ao-
oompiisiiment of the object* bontem-
plateil, which are to promote good mor
als, education, and to mutual>y aid each
other iu cases of sickness or distress etc.
In order to carry out these objects, ii
shall be lawful for said Association t<
assess and c licet such Mims ms rimy be
deemed proper, and to do all other
things iu and about the premises us are
not inconsistent with the constitution
and laws i f this State. They there
fore pray tlmt such ordeisanil decree;
umy be taken and hud an will author
ise and empower them to carry out tin
object contemplated,
W. 8. WALLACE,
Petitioners Attorney.
Butler Feinaln Colldtro.
It affords its tl.fi greutfist pleas
ure to be able to state that the
tiiimb>rot students now iti oiir
college i* greater than it has been
•or a number of years pfigt, libtl
thill its prospects of useful ness
were never so bright as to day
The people of oilr town and coun
ty thuy rest austffed that Butler
Female College ifi a fixed fact and
a sU; cess.
The President and the professors
ot the college difterve the great
ust praise, aud the warmest thanks
of onr people tor their effoits to
build up a first class c liege in otir
rmdst Noi withstanding the haul
lines, the temporary apathy of at
p riioii of our ]ieop'e,aiid ntfin foils
difficilties known o hut tew,these
onhlu-hea*ted non ha>0 struggled
■>n to build up iu mir town »n in
.-'liti tiou of Umimi g M at hliotil
bes co d to iVi'me. T ncc tnplish
his, buy have di-iegardvd tiit-i.! 1 *;
owu iuteiVHt, and lvfnsul th mu i|fi
ilattering olic^ froifl other pi. c. s. W : l ' l>
... : rtu
re glad tlmt tiair uiiM-ifisii aborn A j,
have nut. been in \’ain and that sucre ‘ | •“
'isfrow* within tini : r gV.Hp. There n'icI
now about one hniuir d stnd.-nts ill i rtl
attuVidj.nce oil th*e col ege and iVnt'i- \
tllfu.'
j We have taken tTre tVoutde to corti-
paro the curriculum of this, with tlios6
of other feibale colleges, and we stJate
as the result of that investigation, that s »ate and' coiuity tny^tor^ tln> yjur^Ts.
we do Rot find any college in this staid - My,
taylor Bounty sheriff's sale.
FOR APRIL.
Will be sold b -fore the Court House door,
in the town ol' lintler, on the first Tnesdti;
in April next, within the h-nal hours ot huh-,
to the liigheet and beet biduer. the lullowinp
proper, y to-wii :
Lot ot laud No 225 in the 12th District ol
said county. .Sold us the property of G. W
B, Joiner, to satiHly a fi. la , ’..snood Iron.
Taylor Superior Court, iu lavor of A. 11
Colquitt, Goxoruer, vh Charles M. Joiuet
oriuoipai i.uit (i. VV 13 Jo.uer and Thoium
P. Jo.nor, security.
A so, ai dm same time and place, w 11 hi
s*.Jd lot of land No. 250 iu the lirnt Distric
ofsaidcoumv bold ..a the properly ot .1
li Gordon, to twisty a\»x fi fa. ihswed to
Joiiuh Pyr<*u. T. 0.. of arid bounty, vs, J
B. (iordou. |..r his .State am) County tux ii-i
the year 1S78.
AIko at it i -iiniu time aud ph.oe. will b.
sold, lot ol iuu(f Nr*. 54 m the 13'h Distric
oi waul eoiiuty. Hold as the propiriy u
W.i|],im oiui-h, to tiuisly a tax li. a., is-nef
i. t * osiai. P,.r n T. C of .aid cn.iii'y v ,
v»''iu.iui Siui •. f»«r ins Hlaie und oou..
tax . i n- -ear
b. h X .
•ai. i.i;i
f;1
•fr. j -
• <|, uce. ...„ of i .1.
l»/T» t .■ H r.m o ,ii
./ -.11.no; Par*
‘.’.ii .i-.jiii l.ijlo- lip*
r-i*. JV rt*v poinu-d o.
• Aitoriu-y.
a piv .sobu- nii.e ...i‘d filai
1om«i 10 nTche mVith-euhl c> -r yr ol Jot el
No. 1 id'the Joiff District of .wid e,o
.Sold OH til*-bi^’perty Ol J. H/Holscy, t(
isiy a taV n. f... isued* byJoiTikh', Pyrot
0. of silfd. Cdiujty vs. J, H. Ild'spy for his
USE THIS BRAND. j TfiE SUN m 1879!
THE SDN will b>- printed every day du
ng the pr ^ea year, ii* purpo-u . u etn-
i a ill Oe tbo J iiuo ii*> iu tUi p.jn: lo pro-
ut ail he uews iu a re-iri.ib.e sli ;p«, s”n to
1 'he irulti d ongu .lie ne>ivutii> :.ui
fur f>t'N luu< b-eu i ,a al ..id ooiidnu" t •
! ind pen lent ot ev r. body a id ev ry hi ig
ve u.e frurh .od its own C"Uvnn.ous of
duty. Th d is the «i.l po-icy w-deb an bon*
.- n -v. npaper ne-d uyye T’nat is the eo iey
whteii has won l'•■r 'his u 'Ws.op.-r ih<* we-fl.
do.-co ami frteudsh p ol a ,w<| re. or .oieouy
w. a e. t'r enjoyrd by a ijr other Aiheri - b
j.umud
1 hb -un is the newspaper f n r 'hf VywivI ».
It is not for the rich man against the p< or
uian. oV the poor man against tue rich tuau,
hut it necks lo do equal justice to sll inurestH
m the u'uimuuiiy. It ih not the .oiuau of
u.iy p> r.»ou, clas.v sect or party. Th^rh uc* d
bo uo m; story about its love aud ImUt*. ft ih
lor ihe honL-.it man against the vogao* every
t me. It is for die hauest democrat iig-dnst
the dishonest republican, and lor the Los *t
republican against ihe dishonest d(-*iiocr*t.
Ii does not take its cue irom ihe uueianepe
.•f any poUtiuiuu or po'.itical ..rgauizati m. it
giv.s iis Minport nuri*ervediy, when men nr
uaa.ures nr** in iigreument with the codmi-
tmi"U and the piiiioiplcs ripou which tiiw
repuiilio was founded tor tile people. Whi le
«t.t-r theooustiiutiou and cou<dituticnal pr.p-
oipies ure violated—a» iu the uhtragt-oiis eoa-
h pi racy of lb7(i. by which a man not ole«Ud
was placed iu the president's otlioe, where h«
bt.ll remains—it spcukA nut for the right.
That is I'nis HtW's idea ol indopeudiucdrlh
this respect there will l>o no change iu h*
programme tor 1879.
I he bvs has faiHy warned the hearty 1M-
r.d of rascals, frauds aud hiiuit*Ugs ol *U
Ht< >rts aud sizes. It ho pod to uenorio mat
hatred not less in the year 1879 than iu 187s.
1877, or any year gone by. Thf. Hex will
coutiuue ic thine ou ihe wick«d with uuam-
ga ®*i iKigbiness.
While ihe lessons of the pait snould 1m
constantly kept b.foru tuo people, l'a.<; San
does not propi ve to make itsilt in 1H79 a
magazine ol aucieut history. It is primed
lor the mau and women r.i to-dn;, whose oou-
eeru is cuicdy with the slfaiis of to-day. It
has both the disposition und ihe ability to
afford its readers the promptest fullest and
m. si accurale intelligence of whatever iu tb<i
world is worth nltemion. To this md the
rcsourees be'ongiug lo woll osiablisbed pro*-
perity "ill bu liberally employed.
The preseut difjniut-d ci.n.litum of parties
in this couuiry. and (he uueurtmuty ot the
future, lend au exlraorduiarv fligmilcaiuw lo
the bireuis of the coming year. The discua-
sioUH,ot the prers, the dvbnlos aud acts of
Congress, and the moveineni.s ol the leaders
iu e ery stciion ot the rcputiiic will have a
direct bearing on the pc-hid utial e.lta’tiaa of
1880—un e«’i'nt which must bu regarded with
most anxious iuttresi by every patriotic
/tmericau, whatev.-r his political uIhum or al
legiance. To these elements of interest may
be added the probability tlivi the democrats
will control both bou.,es ot iloegreas, the in-
creuKing feeliVeuess of ihe nauuuleut admin
istration, and tue spread and stredgtheniug
everywhere ol a healthy nbborunce of fraud
iu any form. To present with accuracy and
clearness the exact situation in each of tin
varyiug phases, and to expound, according
to its well-known methods, the priueiplca
tlmt should guide iis through Ihe labyrinth,
will bean iibpotuint purl ol ihe Si n s A'urk
for 1879.
We hrlvc the menus of making Tim Suk,
ns a political, a literary ami a general n<-ws-
ouper, more enierniiinng
than over b<<ture,and We uit
freely.
Our rates of stibsoriptioi
ed. For the Dau.t Hex,
of twenty-eight colnnum, the price' l y mall,
i-o-t-pnid, is 5o cents a momii or, tjhi 50 *
year; or, iucludi g the .Sunday paper, •;»
eight-page sheet of fifty-six column., the
price is U5 cents a month, or $7,70 a year,
post-paid.
The Sunday edition ot. The Sun is k!u>
furnished separately ul -f- 1.20 a your, puit-
nge-paid.
Tne price of the Weekt.t Sr^.right-pagca
lift)-six columns, is fjt| a y*-*ir. po.ibp.e
paid F< r clubs of ton souding j*t 10 we will
send one extra copy tiec. . Addro.s,
I. W. FNGLAND.
Publisher of The Run, New Y»rk Oitv.N. Y.
TOBACCO
•? W<’ tchn tn?7. V-rrcTs-rr*.
t /8 tf.\ .a.Ov.r Ic.ilr.tosiNuvcKICi'. _
, Ag'U —liitoJ. So.Suiplj Co..Nui‘i?IU«.Teuu.
MUaKY pleasantly nud fast,
i Fini.kt. IIaiiVky A Co. Atlanta, Ga.
Taylor County Sheriff’s Sale.
Will be B« ld before the court house noor
iu Ihe luwn of Biubr.ou the first Tuesday in
March next, bi t w.on tbu login hours of s»i\l*
tl-e following property to-wit;
The west half ot lots Non 2JG aud 201 in
Hie Hi'i District of Taylor county. Sold as
• Ii- property ot hardy H. Hunter, to satisfy
a .fi f. i*hii-d from tlit* Schley Superior Court,
i;i favor "t Glover & Glover, against Hardy
if, Hutib-r. Property pointed opt by plain
tiff’s Attorney. Thu February tile 3rd 1879
U. A, Ji POPji
cb.4-tds, Klicrifl,
Administrator's SUld.
GEOUGIA—Tayloii County :
Ulidei au order granted by t’*e Ordii
of Talb-it county—year 1874, tp sell Jo
1 tud No. 180 iu Taylor county,'lhe same
t xuo-ed lor mle on the first I’m-sday in
-•ember; 1874, iu Biitn-r. wpen Mr. M.
Siniui, being i lie best bio del', was k' ot
Failing.to cupjply with
keel
of sale,
Will be sold
April
ollvfed i.-f sale "t his risk,
i Under on the first lue--
, l"t No. 180, iu the lull)
District, containing 202j ncren iuor* or less,
-uljoin.ng lands ot J! li. Fnglnud and A.
.1. Healy'. No improvements—all in ihe
nods'. ^Belonging to’ 'he c-lute of David
Lockhart, deceased, Held for the benefit ot
>Uo heirs ol saiil dectftsed. Terms Cash.
XJ. ti. LOPKHAHT,
fdb 18-tds. Adminisirator.
NOTICE TO DEBTORS AND CREDITORS.
GEORGIA—Taylor County:
All persons indebted to iheEfthitc ofPetei
•1, Riley, late of said county decwiAod,aie re
quired to come forward and pay their indebt
edness, aud those having claims against said
deceased are required to lib- tbo same neoor
-hug to law. TI .H 20th Fib. 1879.
J li. IilVlNsJ. Adm'r,
ob.25-wCw P E. Riley, dec'd.
GEORGIA—fAYi-on County :
By v.rtne of an order Irom the Court ol
irdiuary ofmiid county, wdll bo sold hcfor<-
•fi onrt lioi.sH door, in tne town of Butler,
said couuty on U.c first Tu sday iu March
wxi, WltlilU the legal hour-* of Kale the lol-
lowicg described properly, t<-w/f:' The
e.st half of lo f of wild land, No 6’4 in the
><h Disino< of Cranford county, co'ntainrug
I UO acres mc»c or less. . w old ly the prop-
•rty of P. J Mu.’bus, late of sai.T county «le-
•eiiHed, lor the benefit of the heirs and credi
tors of said deceased. Verms cash.
BUTLi.H, GA. February 3rd 1879,
iEuUt»J.i—Iaylou county :
Mrs Eliza Noel has applied for exomp-
Pt-rsoiiiiity and Hitting apart and
• II pass up-
• apply thorn
i remain unchang-
tVorth Twice 'ihe Sum.
Worrejnstin receipt of Trtu CutOA'in
Leduek, the luiding Family Paper ot ti.e
Wost„ which is now enterin'; upon its n*v-
enth volume. The Lepi-yh ts a lure- for y-
• iglit oo<uam weekly paper, prin'el up m
bold, plain typo, which can read n tli
Ciise, by either the old or young, und is til ,*d
with choice st'ritH and i.id'tt-i >f faitticnlur
interest to every bouse!ii>fd. TU'h MuelL >t
journal is supplied to. hu!:.- r.rilu rs, iiostag •
paid, for the extreemlv low price of O ' V.
DOLLAR.AND FIF V * UN I S (icr jc •.
In order to more pipidly i-. +■ s. >t'i pri-., j,t
large list ef readers,(lie publishf-n of »’kf t -
po» huve just made a pon-raei |<>r the iu<u.-
iiicture of si-vt-ral (lipufi m1 lino Nn kc!-I’ .t l
Euglish Steel Baird ami- r S ,#.n-
Shot ffevolver.T-22 calih..- wl-a-h lc*-y
propose to distribute umni.g then »m\»-
acribcrs at cost, and, tlieiefn.**, . fi.M
one of these elegant Wtrt)auts.->l' d.-l* r-^- und
I hk LitDOBR one jear for / ino> 1»-i i.ai: •.
7hd revolver will scut by tu dl. posing • 11 -,
on receipt of the price, Th.-\ haiealt. dy
disinhutcd 5,000 tevmv. is. ur.d arc m-u ug
hiiudrrdH daily. Now is vour tine; e» gut •
first-class revolver and tin* b.-st pjou-r in ti -
country tor less thau imlf the .-.'tin.i w. r'h
ot either Throe wuuplu eopi.s ot Ti..:
Leuoek will he sent to any ad.ii. «•* tni t n
euiH. A duress. Tue Lcnub.:, <U. -ago, it.
lend, and \
'•i* • • 11 o clock, t
I \ bruin 1879.
I uihI nnd Utfi-ial Sip
irv, 1879
J. D RCS ,
11 rd i -r
M
fflfi
•mi
nving | e<iti> n a r leav.
ca iiige the r..nt. «»l the public roA.l leudn
u t e direcrioti of Fuittshurg; and legal
• ppoin ul r -vieWtas having mnd«* a ivi <
r. c'-numci.dii.u that wud Cutter be u.lnv
.o ••biilige ti.e route of said rdid' as set hr'
• i- lbs pe i ion it is oflero-l: I hat m.y
m«U bavuig "hjccii n to changi.ig ! u roi.
of said r rd u- r.-coiiicu-^di d b\ said i- vie
ers fi.c their objections in’tuv • iiii-e ou or l.
fore the first MoudaV iu apnl next or sa.
clntigewill he rMuted.
Given under iny h md and officii,1 tigna-
s^V 6 '
OFFICE N? 177'W ST ' 1
• CINCINNATI, 0-~ *
L C. NEBINGER',"M,iN/,;i.