The Ripley transcript. (Ripley, Miss.) 1837-18??, 1837-11-09
EStrayS-TiDDala County

WVAKEN up by Pleasant P, Ford, living nine
miles west Of Ripley near Shelbys mill,
One Brown Mare Mule, age not known with gear
marks on each sholder; ap'd TO $50, the 10Th of
August 1887.
Taken up by John Shelton. living three miles
northwest Of Ripley, One ssorrel Marc, supposed
to be IN Indian Poney, with blaze face blemish
in her left eye and on her LEFT hip near the
back bone, thought to be branded with I II about
eight or niue years old, and about thirteen
hands high; cpd to :s25, the 23th day August
1887.
Taken up by Loyet NJ, Hatcher, living seven
miles East Of Ripley, One Boy Mare about eleven
years old, thirteen hands high some saddle spots,
branded thus r: ap'd to $50.
/ ALSO One SOrrel Horse, about fourteen llands
high, and about three years old, one small saddle
spot, two near feet white with mall blaze in the
face branded on the near hip with B; ap ID to $40
the 7th If August 1887.
Taken up by james McCarty living three miles
northwest of Ripley, One Bay Horse supposed to
be an Indian Poney, with star in his forehead,
with an old bell on tied with rope, fourteen hands
high supposed to be seven years old; ap'd to $35
the Goth of August 1887.
Taken up Lewis Collie, living five miles north
west of Ripley, on the Berlin road, One Red and
v hltc speckled work Steer, supposed to be seven
years old, marked with half crop in the right and
L swallow in the left, no brands percelvable; ap'd
to $50, the 29th ofSept. 1887.
Taken up by Frances Harden, living eight miles
. southeast of Ripley, near the Cotton Gin road,
One work Steer, white back and belly, brindle
sides, upper bit out of the right ear, the left crop
and under Bit points of his horns sawed off; APP
!, to $50, the 18th October 1887,
Taken up by George T.. Ellis, living nine miles
north east of Ripley, One Bay Horse, blind in the
left eye, right hind foot white, star in the forehead
= about seven years old thirteen or fourteen hands
\ high; ap'd to $50, this 9Th of Oct. 1887.
5 Taken up by james II. Pabsan q Bright Bay
!, Mare, and colt with q star snip in her forehead,
about twelve hands high about five years old BRAN
ded Oh the left boulder but not inteligable-the
colt the same color with star and snip in its fore
head, and about year old, all four feet white, and
, both up ID TO $50, the 18th Oct. 1887.
Taken up by William Mills, living three and a
: half miles East Of Ripley, One Sorrel Mare with a
blaze face left hind foot white, sixteen hands high
: supposed to be seven or eight years old; ap'd to
rs dollars, the 28th of Oct 1887.
Taken up by Gideon Hogg, living three miles
southeast of Ripley, One Bright Bay Mare four4
teen and i half hands high, four years old last
spring.; small blaze in the face, both bind feet
white up TO the hook, left shoulder and eye def-
cent, fifty cent bell tied on with hide string
ap' to 90, dollars.
- Taken up by John +. Burns, living six miles
Southeast Of Ripley, on the Cotton Gin road, two
!, Work Steers, One black and Write speckeled, a.
bout eight years old staple and ring in his left
horn, marked with crop off his left ear and two
splits in the same, the right ear is split; apd to
!. 60 dollars.
The other is a Red Brindle Steer, some white
spots on him, some white in his face, about eight
years old, mark, both ears cropt and split, has
large brass bell; ap'd to 25 dollars, the 18th Of
September 1887.
; P. G. KING, II. TIC.
: Nov. 9; 1887. 13-3w
g James w. Davis,