The Ripley transcript. (Ripley, Miss.) 1837-18??, 1837-11-23
7lstrays-TIppah County


miles east Of Ripley, Ono BAY Horse sup
possd 10 be m Indian i'oncy, 6gc year old brand.
ed r., thirteen hands high andep'd to 20 dollars
tho 25th Of April 1887.
Taken up BY John sugg. living three roiles and
a half cast Of Ripley, One Black colt thrcc years
old, eleven h1nds hiEl, three white feet, op'd to
go dollprs the GATH April 1887.
Taken by By Wiililm j. Crelmnr, Two and
ID half miles from Spring Ill., on wolir,cra spec.
kle1 COW, with white back and bolIy marked a
crop split and under biz IN the right car Gnd crop
and split in the le, supposed TO be eighteen years
old up I'd TO 20 dollars Goth April 1887.
Taken up by Francis Robson, living about Eve
mills north east Of Ripley, Black Horse about
fifteen hands high, all four OF his feet white, the
right hip is capt his right fore knee is swellcd and
he mas got the big head, supposed to be twelve ar
thirteen years old this spring; apd to 20 dollars
the 18th fMay 1887.
Taken UP by John Petty, living eighteen miles
north east of Ripley, on the Puffy road One flea
bitten Grey Mare, fourteen hands high, sixteen
years old; ap'd to 90 dollars the 18th May 1887.
Taken up by James Box, living twelve miles
east of Ripley, Black Horse, thirteen and half
hands high, supposed to be twelve years old has on
"a small brass bell; ap' to 20 dollar July 4, 1887
Taken up by Andrew Gray, six miles and
half east of Ripley, One Yoke of Steers one steer
supposed to be twelve years old, marked crop of
the left, and under bit in the right, white ring
round both hind feet and small white spot in the
flank; the other white from the shoulders to back,
head neck and legs dark brndle, about three
years old marked with crop off the left and swal-
low fork in the right; ap d to 81 50 cents, 25th
of Sept. 1887.
Taken up by James Mills, about six miles east
of Ripley, three head of horses, One Brown Mare
about twelve er fourteen years old, about fourteen
hands high branded on theett shoulder and hip and
ON the right shoulder and hp,and split in the point
of each ear, with bell tied ON with string; ap'd
to IS dollars.
The other a bay colt supposed to be year old;
lap d to 20 dollars the 9th Sept. 1887.
Taken up by Temple Spivy, living four miles
east of Salem, One Dark Bay Mare, about fifteen
and a half hands high, supposed to be ten or ele-
ven years old; ap'dt to 60 dollars July 5, 1887.
Taken up by Elizabeth Jorden, living at Spring
Hill, One Black Mare about nine years old, with
a white spot on her near side ap'd to 80 dollars.
the 10th ofSept. 1887.
aReH up Dy oanluel II. Ming iiVlIB turec lhilcs
north of Spring Hill, One small brigM Sorrel Po-
lney, small star in his face both hind feet white,
long bushy tail, inclined TO be droop rump, suppos
ed to be seven eight years old; ap d to S5 dol
lars the 9Th of Oct. 1887.
Taken up by Shelton Renfrow, living miles
north of Ripley, One Sorrel Horse, blaze face,
right hind foot white, sixteen hands high with
switch tail some white hairs along his neck, six
years old; ap'd to l27 so cents the 9Th of Nov-
ember 1887.
Taken up by John Gibson, two Indian Poneys,
One bay Mare with her tail locked, three years
old; ap'd to 25 dollars the 9th Nov. 1887.
Taken up by Thomas F. Woodward, living two
miles north of Spring Hill, One Yoke Of Oxen
both deep red one fourteen or fifteen years old.
nearly blind marked with a crop and under bit in
the right eur, and smooth crop off the eft--the o.
Their seven or eight years old marked with swal-
low fork in the right ear and upper half crop in
the lett ear; apd to 80 dollars the l3t Nov. 1887
PIG. KING, r. TIC.
Nov. %, 1887. l5-3w