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Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1869-09-08
New Cahinefl

M0sHANNoN LAND AND LUMBER cox.
wi PANY offer for sale Town Lots in the ko,
ough Of 0sccOlA, Clsarhsld county, Pa, and ~
lots to suit purchasers o1iside the limits Of ,.l
borough. 0seeola Is situated on the MoshanbO,
Creek, in the richest portion Of the count, n
Clearheld, on the line Of the Tyrone a cl,sr6sd
Railroad, where the MOsbAnnon and Bear,r,ss
branch roads intersect. II is also in The heart sf
the Moshannon coal basin, and large bOdiss :,
white pine, bemlock, oak, and other timber ,ur.
round H. One Of the largest lumb-r mAnufaetu,.
ing establishments the State 10 located In ID.
town, while there are many other lumber Ana
shingle mills around II. The town 10 bu. ssr.n
years old, and contains population Of oas thou.
sand Inhabitants.
gS- For further information apply Al he Cd.
Of the above company.
JOHN LAwsHR.
aprlf Superintendent.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1869-09-08

In ExTAcIEs.-Seward, the "little
bell" ringer during honest old Abe's'
administration and purchaser of Alas.
ka from the Russians. has turned up
in that far off country and is wonder
fully delighted. He saw in Alaska,
Eagles and Humming Birds in abun.
dance, golden skies and sapphire
clouds, silver moonlight and mother
ofpearl water, cloud.capped noun
tains and swectly sleeping rivers
big whales and little killies-a glorious
place. The ice crop he seems to think
is the only thing that will prove q
failure.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1869-09-08

DEAD.-IIon. John Bell, of Tennes-
sec, died at his home in that State, on
the 10th, aged " years. He was the
Wing and American candidate for
President in ls60. The Bell. Everett
ticket received 2s votes in this coun.
ty, (half in this borough,) 1874 in
tho State, and 59o,63l in the Union
carrying the States of Virginia, Ten
nessee and Kentucky.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1869-09-08

Gen. Sherman, is just now playing
Secretary Of War, dd interim. If he
lies as repeatedly TO Grant as Grant
lied to johnson while holding the
position, We may look for another
"onpleasantness" about the time the
Government swings around the circle.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1869-09-08
d. L, KREBs,
Secretary

A REwARD.-The Mayor of Phila.
delphia offers a reward of $500 for the
arrest Of Hugh Maree, Neal Dough
crty and John Mclaughlin, parties
implicated in the shooting of officer
Brooks two weeks ago.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1869-09-08

FouNb GuiLTY.-Lewis Holsner,
has just been tried in tho Cambria
County Courts, for tho murder Of
Philip Phalons in July last, and at
lOs o'clock p. m, of the third day,
the Jury found a verdict of dguilty OF
murder in the second degree"
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1869-09-08

A prosecution for libel, instituted
against the Pittsburg Dispatch by J.
b. O'Niel, has Just come to proper
cod, majority Of the jury refusing
to convict When will foolish people
learn that the most foolish thing they
can do IL TO attempt TO panish news
paper editors for Publishing the
truth.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1869-09-08
COALl COALl

TNHE undersigned hsrttv gives notice that hs
Il T. prepared 70 deliver coal At 10 cents. Or .
cents per bushel at The bank, 10 suii purchaser
Orders leit ~ schoippe Cigar siorc will receive
prompt attention. A liberal ,harc cf publie
pa fonagc is solicited. PHILIP nRAIY.
sept. Is. 'e9-m pa
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D DNOrOsALs.--The sehool lIlreeler. of rlL,

DNoPosAiS.--rhc School Directors Of Pike
l district viii receive scaled proposals until
tnc a5th n Sept. Tor buiidiag School House on
lhrd of John Dnniar. said house 10 be 2lxsn
feet. u feet to the ceiling. douhle plank. weather
boarded and Iiisirroi uiih thrce coats. also ihrrc
coat. paint on IT. 1hc stone aud frame timber
viii b. fnrnishcd on the rround-aiss ihe ri,ri
viii he hauiod. .fs house 10 Be finished ht the
hrt Of Scpienhtf leio.
car~rrr~ins' e-T' Nv etIs.-r-
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1869-09-08

DUBLlC VENDUE.--Thero will be expo.
Il sed to sale at public out-ery at the residence
oi the subscriber 10 Jordan township, on
WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 18TH. 1869,
the following described personal property, to wit
two horses, two colts, two cows four head Of bccl
cattle, six hogs four pigs, two calves, hay by the
ton, corn in the field, wheat and potatoes by the
bushcl one wagon, two sleds, one plow, one har-
row, log chains, &c.
Also, one large hathaway cooking stove, one
coal stove, dining table, two sets OF chairs, tive
stands, five bcdstsads, two cupboards, large iron
kettle. together with a variety Of other articles
too numerous 10 make mouton Of.
Sale will commence at 10 o'clock, a. m, when
erms will be made known by
MICHAEL gibson.
Ansonyille, sepL22-2lpd
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2)m advertisements.

COMBTHING NEW those Arabs at
- WIN. REED a cos
nIssoLUTIoN.--The partnership hereto.
IL fore existing between the undersigned in the
mercantile business in the borough Of Lumber
city, under the name of Kirk 4 Spencer, was, on
the ljth inst, dissolved by mstual consent.
The books and notes are in the hands OF H. W.
Spencer, for collection. An persons knowing
themselves indebted to said firm will please call
and settle without delay. ISAAC KIRK,
II. W. SPENCER.
Lumber City, Sept, IS, 90. [sept 22-st
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1869-09-08
AGRICULTURAL FAIR |

TUE cleardcld County Agricultural Society
Il have determined not to hold a regular Pair
this year, TOT the following reason, namcly--ihat
notice has not been given In proper timo to have
he necessary preparations made. II has been
determined, however. 10 hold 4 Pair an an, IA
ground, near the borough Of Clearhoid. on wedbes.
day. Thursday and Friday. the 14th. 18Th and
i'ih days Of October, A. u. ls7o; and for the
purpose Of anordins the farmers an opportunity
Of preparing and making 1t on object 10 impror.
and exhibit iall crops to be put In the ground mi,
year, the following premium is offered for the
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1869-09-08

The above premiums will be paid to the pcrsons
70 whom eompetcnt judges shall award them
ne entire premium list will be publishrd poon
o' ihe Fair neat ycni, IN ihr hoi'u that many may
be Induced to compete for the premiums, and thus
encourage good cause
The Society hays alsc determined to open the
falt 0Iuund on FRIDAY. the 18th aav Of OCTO
bhR, lso9, at ~ O'Clock. for the purpose Of
ifoiiing match on a, track. for a ciiscns' nurse
Of $50 best three in eve, IN single harness 10
irui against time. Open 70 an horses owned IN
the count, At icasi dnc~n GAys pre,ions. Tbe
ground will be opca from on- 70 eve o'csc,k, D. m.
Aduitiancc, 2, cents, 20 all persons. rcrsons ae
desiring 10 enter thcif horses 10 compete far tho
purse can DO % ny giving notice either In person
or by Ndiing TO the Secretary, aud BY the nav.
mcni of an entrance fee u g.
II is hoped that township organizations viii IA
got up in The meantime In the diaercnt town.b,n,
and that greater interest may Il manife.l,l ~
the cause Of agriculture Meetings and di.r,.
siuni DO much good. II rcquestsd. m, e.r,c,.
viii sud speakers 10 meet an, Of n, o,-..i..s
uans ouce or twiee, With q view Of ,n.,ir..i.
and promoting home discussion. s'e
O. r. BARRETT. rr.ad,n.
-,. ''f .'t'''l'tt .''7FNtafN. ausff
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Miss E. A. P. Rynder,

ActNf Fon
Chiekefing's, s,einway' = aud Emersons Plsuc, !
emith's, Mason A Hamlin's aud Peloubstr
Orgsns and Melodeons. and Grover a
Bakers sewing Machines
ALso rGAcaER or
Piano, Guitar, Organ. Harnony and Vocal Nc.
SIC. No pupil taken for iass than haMa tern.
tH-hoom, neat door 10 First National Bank.
Clesfheld. May s. lsts a.
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One Hundred Acres, more Or les,,

Eighiy-hve Of which are cleared and undo,
state Of cultivation. The fences are in rood ~
dition, and the water is excellent. N'
with good bearing orchard Of spple pe,sb ,,a
poar trees. Comfortable buildine, Th,,' \.
sufficient timber on the preuises for bun5i,, =
purposes. Convenient 70 schools, ehureb.. ~
The whole being underlaid with .Ic.llsn, ~, ~
Also poiiers' clay, Of an excellent quality,
II will be held for the inspection Of Al n.,,,,,
until the hrst Of November heIi, when, II 10, al
Il will be rented. -'''''''
Terms easy. For further partieulars Add,,.
the subscriber, OF call personally at the pr,a,,.
near Grampisn Hills 2. 0.
JOHN McTSTIRE
Penn township, July IA, 1869 smpd.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1869-09-08
FALL AND WINTER EASHl0NS.
PHILADELPHIA AND NEW YORK.


HANING just returned from the above cities
III with large aud we'll selected stock Of
FALL and WINTER GOODS which have been
purchased At low rates, We are now prepared 10
offer the same to prompt paying customers Of
easy terms, and prices to suit the times Being
satisfied We can make Il to the interest Of all who
will give Us trial. we desire that you call and
examine our goods before purchasing elsewhere.
To the laiics-wc make a special request that
that they come and examine our goods suitable
10 their wear, which we will take great pleasure
In exhibiting free Of charge.
Our stock L now complete, consisting IN part
Of DRY GOODS Of every description, such as
Notions, Groceries, Queenswarc, Boots and
Shoes Hats and Caps, Furs, Hoods,
Tn-ware, Wood and Willow
ware, Salt, Flour, Dried
Fruit, Drugs, Paint,
&c &c. &c.
all very cheap
We also manufacture Boots and Shoes Of the
very best stock, and keep constantly on hand
leather and findings.
~ The highest market price paid for country
produce Of all Minds.
We return our thanks for the liberal patronage
extended TO US, and solicit a continuance Of the
same. THOMPSON A co.
tSuccessors Of TonByek A Thompson.)
Curwcnsyille Sept. 22-l
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Containing Fifty-one Acres,

Thirty-fve Of which are cleared and under . vsoa
state Of cultivation, besides being entir,l, rtS,,
lain with coal, and having thereon erected d.,n.
ing house, barn and other necessary euthuildi.g,
together with fine orchard Of excellent fruit X
all kinds. The farm Adjoins Baker. Smith ,hd
Nitherov, near church and school horse. ,,d
having never falling spring Of water.
Any further information can be obtained b,
calling on the premises, or Addressing the snd,f
signed at New Millport.
jyl4-3m HENRY HUNTER.
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educational.
MISS h. S. SWANS
SCHOOL FOR GIRLS
cLEARrrELp. PA.


IHE FALL TERN Of twenty-five wesks will
l. commence on Monday, September 8, 1909.
A Primary department will be added to the
School this fall for which the services Of 0 CON
potent instructor have Lcen engaged And no
effort will be spared to renacr this Impairment
attractive and Instructive.
TERMS OF TUITION.
Reading, orthogrrphy. Writing, Object fcs-
sons, Primary Arithmetic and Primary
Geography, per half term, lof eleven
weeks % 90
History, Local and descriptive Biography
with Map Drawing. Grainmar, Mental
and Written ithmctic..........'............ $50
AlgcbIa and The 90
obstruction 10 instrum entail music .......... 10 90
Oil painting ~ 90
wax work %
For full particulars send for Circular.
clear1ed, Aug rs, ls6g-pd.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1869-09-08

HAVING purchased the entire stock Of goods
III at the old stand Of Kirk a Spencer, |
Intend ;S continue the business as heretofore.
Ny motto is TO sell "cHEAr ron cAsn."
Thanking our friends and customers for past
patronage, solicit a continuance Of the same
ISAAC kIKK.
Lumber City, Sept 22 II.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1869-09-08

TnE "LAsr TIE" and golden SPIKE
Il Of the Union Pacific, 10 be seen at
WIN. REED A cos.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1869-09-08

E0UR HOUSES and LOTS in clenrd,ld. t,
IL sale on reasonable terms. Possession river
IN thirty days. Also, plot Of -FOUR LOTS o.
the corner Of Fourth and Reed streets sire.
l72x209 feet Three Of these lots are well located
for either lumber yard, coal yard or for building
purposes generally, being within $50 feet Of Il,
railroad depot. Price aud term reasonable.
Apply to GEORGE THORN,
ieb24-u Cleerhsd, Pa
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nunI,Ic vENptE.--rb,ro vim \, ~,

EINg ASSORTMENT GENTS and BOYS
IL CARS, At WM. REED A cos.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1869-09-08

A DMINIsTRATuR's NoTICR.-Noteo
~ IL hereby given that letters of administration
on ihc estate of PETER HOOVER. deceased,
late 9f Pike township, Clearheld county. Pa
having been duly granted TO the undersigned. All
r--.en. indebted 10 said estate will ulsase rr.ts
pay meni, and those having claims Or demands
viii present them properly authenticated for set t.
ucfnent. J. LINN HOOVER.
Sept. i', ee-tt Administrator.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1869-09-08
Bfal Gststf for sals.
Sale of Real Estate

"a ANS0A GSldl6.
TlspER An ORDER Of the Orphan, Con,
,so o. ele,rhsid county, Pa. dated Juns ~
lsos, the undersigned sdministra,cr Of len,, n
smeal, deeeassd. will sell By public y,.5as o. =,
oute'J, at The premises in Graham township,
Thursday the 23d day of September isao
st o'clock, ?. m, that valuable REAL Fsrlrp
described as follows; Beginning at a Dos, 4, :, ].
tcu'h east corner, thence BY lend Of W ?. srDs,1
s9",h w perehes to post, thence BY land !,
II. iianlin, west " pereheS to a post, them, \.
land Of Margaret sInsal, north IBf perehs, "a v
post, thence by land Of W. p. smeAl, ,,,, -
perche' to the place Of beginning, -
Containing so Acres, more or les,
TERMS The one half on confirmation AZ ID.
and the balance 10 one year thereafter. win 49,
est from date Of sale, TO be secured ty banJ ~
mortgage on the property
d, b. sCH00NovER1
HENRY HAMLIS, AdHa
Sept. I. is69-4t.
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"Oy MY OWN HOOK

NEW STYLE WATER PROOF hat, at
IN Mrs. Watson's.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1869-09-08
Private Sale.

'INHE underslgned having determined 10 dl,ro..
Il OF his remaining property, offers for ,,l, ~.
Of tho most desirable farms in Penn ,oyp,bIs
The tract contains
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1869-09-08
NOTICE.

LII persons are hereby notified who hhys
"A leased banking ground at or near the mouth
Of Whiiner run on the property Of Groom, Digk.
cy Co.. that All hack ,~g ,-nsi 10 Maid up BE-
e re- any more ground can be obtained And al
pcrsoni hanhng timber or logs or any Other
Lumber on thc Mor.said properly, without ref.
mis'o', VII he he'd snr trcsspass, or be charged
Wy u,llafs per raft Tor aid ground Applioatioa
ior said ground must be- madc 10 ", A. Diskey,
Glen Hope, ra.
GROOM, DIcKBY A co.
Sept. !, ise9-em.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1869-09-08
Farm for Sale.

UNliE undersigned, residing in Knor iovu,bI,
Il desires to sell his farm at private sale. Az,
person desiring home will DO we'll y call IA
examine these premises,
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1869-09-08
Houses and Lots for Sale.

aprIf
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1869-01-23
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Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1869-01-23
MARRIED

At the residspee of the brides father,
Thursday evening, January IA, 1869, by
Rev. Mr.. LoSo, Mr.. E. P. BUCHANAN and
Miss EV A PERRY; all Of iDallas county.
May theirs be q life ofiihnumerable Joys,
with no dark shadows from adversely s
cloud to eclipse the bright star that now
heralds life Of purest bliss. Sweet be
the realization Of all their fondest hopes.
Bright and unfading be the garlands Of
love and prosperity forevermore, that now
bind their welded lives together, and may
they find in the cup Of life the purest joys
that cluster around It's roseate, brim. i.ssF
May their lives be one bright story,
sweeily told, without q sorrow,
J@s spd pIsashrss d the honpt. =
AT the r.sidence Of ne bfides mother.
in Dallas county, on Thursday. January
81, 1869, by Rev. W. x. MasTES, Mr.. join
WARNER and Miss MARY AsgOHHSfON.
To The bridegroom and the fair young
bride We extend our iindliest wishes and
most hearty congratulations. Peaceful TO
thsn bstte GOV 81 years ss The lAt se Of =
whipping stresD. Long may they pressr,s
ibs freshness Of The bridal hour, and ubsn
I'd asfs st.ns cen. 10 hen, iss com. We
trust mag, imsy he live fh.ir yosne
lives over again in menpry,, az thsy look
upon heir sweet Lsrsss Females, nieb,d
in The temple Of hone, Or spoEting p s,a
hen " heir syn u sls,idt
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1869-01-23
Letter from Washington.
WAsIIINaToN, jan. y, lsGI

AhHlNhihN, dahs ~ iou0s
Editors Galveston News;
Straws show the direction Of the
wind, aud now that the country,
North and South, is anxious to learn
something of tho peculiar policy OF
The incoming administration, any
thing indicating that policy is inter
esting, and particularly so from the
fact that Gen. Grant has maintained
so great n rcticcnce, not committing
himself very closely but upon one
point, that is tho "pcacc' Of the
countryuaasE 90 sra7 rH'H'
Your correspondent will venture
otax yourpages with II few "straws,'
,o.wit: lie has just learned that n
certain OK. Confederate colonel had
sought in person and obtained the
promise from Gen. Grant, Of n very
responsible and honablc position,
political too, and my friend inquir-
cd Of a friend who accompanied the
said eX.colonel, how it was that the
General promised tho position TO
the said colonel. HIo replied that
when Gen. Grant told him he should
have the appointment, he said, "Sir,
the only great principle that | have
promised the American people is
that We must have "Peacc," and
when find n man who fought in
this war, on either side, who heart
lily desires peace, and will support
the laws of the country, and is com
petent, | shall ask no other qucs-
ton about the propriety of his ap-
pointment.
This i have from good authority.
Again, n friend of mine who had
received the nomination Of Mr..
johnson, on learning that General
Grant would sweep off every, man
after the 4th of March, who accept
cd Office under Mr.. Johnson, desired
to learn from one of Gen. Grants
friends before he accepted the office,
if'that would be the case. He con-
suited the General, and returned
with the reply, ego on and do your
duty honestly, and support the laws
in good faith, and you need not fear
a change of administration; that's
enough for You TO know" These
are "straws."
Your friends here from Texas
government aid for rail
roads, were set back some at first
at the Generals declaration of OPP
position to- railroad, subsidies, but
on learning more particularly the
purport and meaning of this decla-
ration, arc not at all discouraged,
but rather more hopeful.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1869-01-23
The j. C., McConnell PIow.

o. It appears to be very widely known
that our enterprising fellow-citizen Mr..
Joseph c. Mcconnell manufactures, at his
establishment In this city, the best plows
for the black waxy lands Of the prairies
ever introduced and tried in Texas
We have the testimony Of many Of the
Z oldest, most experienced and most success
full farmers in the State to this fact. The
fact which has incidentally come to our
knowledge, that on Thursday last an order
came for dozen, from parties one hun
dred and Fifty miles away, we consider
quite q Hattering IS well as substantial ac-
know Judgement Of the merits, il not supe-
rioriiy Of the Mcconnell Plow. We are
confident the pillow fully deserves its al
ready wide and rapidly extending fame,
and trust Mr.. Mcconnell may soon be able
to manufscture on an extensive scale. -sIs
We suggest that it would be well for the
citizens or Dallas and county, to mention
the excellent Mcconnell Piow IN their cor
pespsndepce with farmers in various parts
Of the State, as by so doing they win aid 3
worthy, industrious and skillful mechanic,
and csntribute 10 the building up Of q
large, brst-slsss Plow Mandatory in Dali
las. which will give employment to many
and be o benefit and credit to the city, the
county and all concerned. The NoCOnrell
Piov needs only to be universally known
TO become universal fsvorits. Try it.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1869-01-23
EsTRAY NOTICES.
DALLAS; COUNTY.

TAKEN UP by l.. G. Mills, aud estraycd before
Ben. 7. Davis, J. =. Precinct No. 9, Que BLACK
HORSE, years old "a hands high, star In tho fore
head, white fret snip on the nosc branded Z on
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the left shoulder and on loft hip, valued at s25.
Reported to mo as an estray 10y John NJ. Rawlins,
County Commissioner, one GRAY MAREand COLT,
mare supposed TO DO six years old, branded IllX,
on the left shoulder. ...rr.... 1888
Reported to me as an estray. by Lewis Long,
County Commissioner: One S0RREL MARE,
branded with figure s and W over It and W on
the lett hip, aboutlil hands high, SUPPOSED TO be
10 or IL years old. Hi. .....a---H
Reported to me MS estrays, by John NJ. Rawlips,
County Commissioner. One black aud white pided
or led on about years old, marked with crop
of tho right ear branded had alarge bell IN also
one red and white pled OK marked with unSrr
slope In the right crop and undcrbit In Il # ear,
white piled MULEY OK, marked with crop aud Iin
dcrbit in each sar, m nnintclligiblo brand. Also
one GRAY PONY MARE aud COLT mare supposed
to be years old, branded lIlN on the left shoulder
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Reported to he as estrays, by Isaac b. Webb,
County Commissioner; One LAY MARE and one
BROWN NJ ARE, marked underbit In the left ear.
Also one ycarling BROWN COLT. [l7:3tJ
TAKEN UP by john Doug herty and estraycd be-
fro JOS. IS. St,other, J.aP, Precinct No 8, one
MOUSE, 0OLORED MARE MULE 10 years old, no
brands, AZ hands HIGH. harness marked, nppcr
teethaIl knocked out but thr e;sapprased at 500.
TAKEN UP by Hero II. Jack son and estrsyed DO
fore 81. Myers, J. p. Precinct No; one BLACK
old, about II hands high, branded sion left Shout
der, appraised ~ s25. t,-- lI;3tfI y
., SIS. JONES, C,C.C.D-GT.