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The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-07-18
Announcements.

The Republican State Convention at
cleveland, August l, is to be held in the
Opera-house OF that city, on Euclid ay-
enue.
The Mutual Friends will give their
first annual picnic Saturday, July 2S, at
the Bellevue House. A good band Will
be in attendance.
The Pittsburg, Cincinnati g. st. Louis
Railway Company Panhandle route
Will sell excursion tickets to delegates
attending the State Democratic Conv en-
tien at Columbus, on July "a and 25,
tickets good tn return until July 20.
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Amelia SchmidsdOrfer against the
same These are suits to recover dam
ages for the change Of grale oil FOsdick
street. In progress.
Isaac BrittOn against Laura Trimble.
A suit TO recover under a building con-
tract. Verdict for plaintiff ior 81, l84.
PROBATE.
Louis Norman made an assignment
to Henry Hemmelgarn for the benefit of
creditors. The property assigned con-
sists OF the stock in trade in merchant
tailor store, No. "a Broadway, and real
estate on East Third street.
UNITED STATES.
Suit was brought by b. F. Warnock,
administrator, against George Davis
and others, doing business as the scioto
Trust Associat alton, Of Portsmouth, to re-
cover "a, 900 and interest.
POLICE.
Drunkenness-Eile Maloney, James
Bryan and Mich. Kennedy, dismissed; !;
w. j. Gleason and R4fnhold Niesel, 10
days; Annie Moore and VIM. Fitzger-
aid, So and costs.
Disorderly Conduct-Joseph Carr, $50
ana ~ days; Mollle Baker, 10 days; Jas.
Farmer, 30 days; Charles Highhouse,
dismissed; Louis Keckler, So and costs;
James Hayes, S15 and costs; Adam EL'
zenhoier, $25and COSTS; Thomas GorGo /,
~ days; Louis Dorna, continued TO 20th.
Assault and Battery-Rlchard Smith,
WIN. Smith, continued TO 28Eh; VIM. Ja-
cobs, continued to Och; Mary Linzey,
continued to Goth.
Petlt Larceny-Mich. Mullen, contin-
ued to 26th; VIM. HanseII, dismissed;
Peter Dolan, dismissed.
Miseellaneous-Jenni Kestner. hal
boring lewd women, SIS and costs; Bir-
die Lawrence, George Fowler, yagran-
cy, dismissed; John Bertold, assault to
Kill, continued to 25tn; Jacob Wagner,
keeping public house and ten-pin alley,
continued to 26th; Symmes jefferson,
shooting tc kill, bound over; Lucy Har-
ris, malicious destruction. 10 days; Jonn
Finley, thief, 81 days; Walter Jones,
VIM. Whalen, burglary, bound over;
Louis Dorna, cruelty to anil
mails, continued to 20lh; Lawrence
Maher, violating market ordinance,
costs; Jos. Carr, resisting officers, dis
missed; y. W. Roswell, malicious de-
struction, dismissed; Mary Linzey,
cutting TO kill, dismissed; Adam Elzen.
hofer, nuisance, $15 and costs; Thomas
Dowd.. contempt, continued to 21st; A.
huechenmelster. concealed weapons,
continued to 18th; James Kelly, Anthony
Haggerty, grand larceny, continued to
2lst,
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JOE GOSS,
Our Reporter Expatiates on His
Treatment.

Treatment.
The Covlngton Jailer is undoubtedly
one of the most unfeeling Jailers in the
State Of Kentucky. Yesterday Joe Goss
was taken to jail and placed in a cell,
and was refused the liberty of running
around in the yard. Tnis certainly
shows considerable partiality on the
part of the Jailer. Smith N. Hawes. a
man that is charged with embezzllpg
$4O, 900 Of the clty's money, is never in
jail only at the time Of mis- meals and
when he retires. There is also Masten,
the man charged with killing Oschner OF
Ludlow, allowed the Same liberty
as Halves. We don't see on what
grounds the JRiler gets the
privileges to allow prisoners to run at
large in this Kind OF manner, although
we have no love for such character as
Goss, but we do not think that sucn
privileges SHOULD be granted TO some
prisoners, White they are refused to 9TH
ers. Ii Il man is arrested on a simple
charge Of drunkenness, lie is hardly al
loweu the privileges of the hall OF the
Jail, much less the yard If Goss do
sired to make his escape ba conId h svo
easily do"e 1t yesterday, when the Rnr.
lington jailer allowed hin' 10 49, w. - u:
trnnt tha ,rl,nton IL iii " SJdnu IN
Tna ;,,onoistanor -, rrotel lor one hour.
Nal u lhISnoy Iia iscn" ~ this jailer fully
I,iuniI eIiI ha So,,e sno,ssency, and there
suUio ~, Nv W r,ora s.rin, nu: made to compel
n'HA W oo Lno, l ;.,, as no such order
has ever iesueo by the Court to a.
low either Masten or Hawes the liber.
ties extended them. Although Hawes
ana Masten may be very nice men, it is
our honest conviction tuat prize
fighter should have as many courteses
extended him as men charged with mur-
der and embezzlement, either of which
is u gfaver crlme Than that with which
Goss Is charged.
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FlOatcr FOUllN.

The body of man was found floating
in the river at the foot OF Evans stree t
at O'clock this morning by a man who
WAS fishing. The body appears to be
that OF man about thirty years OF age
we'll dressed and stoutly Duilt, about
tive feet eight inches high, sandy hair
and mustache. The body is dressed in
black cloth coat, black corded cashmere
pants, black clota vest, white cotton
nuershirt, white overshirt, blue cotton
socks aud calf Kin shoes.
A silver waich with brass chain aud
key attached, au Ola pncket-oooN con-
tanning w %, trunk Rev, Il lnemb ership
card OF Lhe. Harrngaft b.4inercuof, VIM.
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Board OF Public Works.

The following was adopted:
Resolved, That the property on
Lower River Road known as the Storrs
Township Hall, acquired by Ordinance
OF Annexation No. 25S, passed Septem-
Der 10, 1863, and confirmed by sub e.
queht decree Of Court, be and the same
IS hereby transferred to the Board Of
Police commissioners OF the City of Gin
clnnati TO be used as a Station-house. ,
The Clerk was directed to notify the
l., Z. Il l.. Railroad Company to e pair
aud MAKE sale the floors Of the Park
street and Freemau-sCreet bridges forth
with.
Adjourned,
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-07-18

sALr-Foreign is dull at 3Oa82c per Du for
Turks Island, and 81 10al l6 per sack for BiS-
erp0e. Domestic is in moderate demand at
1Sc per bu, and. 81 GOAL 10 per brl Of $50 lbs
for Kanawha and Ohio River.
SEED-Market dull ana nominal for clover
at l4c per 10, and timothy held at 81 90a2 per
bu. Moderate demand for fax seed at 81 1Oa
/ 30 per bu. Seed buokwheat quoted 81 50a1 rs
per bu.
steady. We quote lU1sal04c for yellow reined,
na1lho for extra 'C," 1IXaIiTe for "a"
white, RHalSc for hards ana 1870 for cut loaf
Derlb. New Orleans is quoted l0alIc for raw,
and II zal2e for clarified per 10.
ALLOW-Quiet and market steady. with
ample offerings, and prime country, packed, is
quoted T7sa71Sc per Id.
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Marriage Licenses.
The following marriage licenses wer
issued since our last report:

The following marriage licenses were
issued since our last report:
j. CaVanaugh and Emma Mcbride.
b. Lanninger and Lizzie Sailer.
NJ. y. Jordan and Martha Boss.
Q. A. Teunis and Emma E. SUCTION.
j. M. Leach and Louisa X. r User.
Alt. L. Uhannell and Mary Ulrig,
Henry e. Tarry and Maggie Raven.
W. q. johnson and Lille NJ. Blumer.
Oliver Schlemmer aud Mary Sletter.
Fred. Walz and Mary q. Wurst,
J. Cunningham and Matilda Dohnan,
John j. Hayes and Alice B. Hnman,
Fred. Mehmert and Mary Spreen.
A. q. NcGrew and Elsie Short,
Eph. Anderson and Lizzie Dunn.
ID. g. Bunch and Martha V. Stewart.
John Freytag and Ellen Kirchhotf.
ii. Ii. Raschig and Alice Rollwagen.
Ryan Burns and Mary AlIridge'
I. Il. Markland and Ida L. Hurston.
Lawyer Garret and Carrie Carroll.
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Beckmann, Secretary, and lady's hem
stitched handkerchief were found upon
his person.. The Coroner adjourned the
case until tomorrow morning at 10
O'Clock, in order to ascertain, If possible,
who the deceased is. Some think thai
it is the body of the man WHO was seen
to jump from the Suspension Bridge last
SATURDAY afternoon, mention of which
was made in Mondays STAR.
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Death Record.

The following deaths have been place d
on record since our last report:
Ben. W. Feldmann, IS days, city.
Mary A. Luhn, IA days, city.
Mary Hackenstab. 9 mos, city.
Mary Piepmeier, 16X yrs, city.
). Z. Schumacher, = mos, city.
Maria A. Helmes. 80 yrs, Germany
Sarah Brown, 90 yrs, Kentucky.
VIM. Wolf, IN yrs, city.
Caroline uotimeister, 70 yrs, GERMANY
Ellza Schneider, rs yrs, Germany.
Lena swine. IA mos, CITY,
Carl Frank, 63 yrs, Germany.
Infant Barker civ,
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COMMON PLEAS.

S.J. Hubbard against T. e. Riley, as
signee. This was an action TO compel
the defendant as assignee of Albin, Son
& Co. 10 allow certain promissory notes
Judgment for plaintiff.
Anthony K9ilter against The iiy;
Henry Sirieying. Nicholas RnbUs
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by Telegraph to New Orleans.

Phe new line OF two wires of the A
Iantic & Pacific Telegraph Company to
New Orleans was completed to-day, and
works splendidIy. Look out for low
rates. The Company will be ready for
business tomorrow.
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FINANCIAL.
CINCINNATI, July Il

CINCINNATI, July 1S-i 80 P. Nj.
Gold buying at lU5% and selling at 1861.
Gold checks on New York l05A.
Eastern exchange steady at par buying ana
lilo premium selling.
Sterling exchange quiet and steady at pre-
vious rates. Drawn at "a 50 for light and $4 81
for sixty days, per t III. gold.
Governments are steady and quiet with no
material change.
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O11'OI1'1'kII'
The following are the receipts and shipments
OF live stock 1or the past "a hours:
Cattle. Hogs. Sheen
Receipts s.........:........ 839 267l 4s5
Shipments. ................ 794 $50 1862
CATTLE-Market firm and active for good,
quiet for common. selling 50 25a8 for COM
mon, So 50a4 25 for medium, 81 so for good to
choice, and SIS 75a6 for extra per GENITAL gross.
HOGS-Market active for lignt and quiet for
heavy. Common 81 4Ua4 81, medium 81 70a4 80
and good to choice 81 90a5 10 per GENITAL
SHEEf-Market quiet. We quote common
30 25a3, and good to choice 50 25a4 Is per Genital
gross.
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In ORDER TO ACCOMMODATE EASTERN
ADEERTISERSIN THE STAR, MIR. e. DUN
CAN SNIFFEN, NO. u ASTOR HOUSE, NEW
YORK CITY, has heen appointed our general and
special Agent for the Eastern States This will be
branch office OF the STAR, MIR. Sniffen being au-
thorized to make advertising contracts on be-
half, and receipt all collections therefor in our
name
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The following is the l 80 Z. Nj. report of New
rett u Co., Is West Third street:
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COVINGTON.

The brick-yards of this city are manu-
featuring one hundred thousand brick a
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1877-11-03
A PARDONABLE PRIDE

Prompts most people to delay, by any
laudable means that science affords, the
evidence of physical decay. Who that
is not in perfect health would not match
the bright eye, the active mind, and
other appearances of youthful vigoE,
with the luxuriance, the rich color and
the beauty of youthful hair ?, Parker's
Hair Balsam stands pre-eminent As an
elegant hair dressing, and by its health
full action on the roots not only promotes
. luxuriant growth of the young hair,
but unfailingly restores gray or faded
hair to the original youthful color, giving
q soft, rich, and lustro,as spPsarance 0f
great beauty. No other preparation -
effectually removes dandfs6 or stops
falling of the hair; its cooling and heal
ing action entirely curing itching and
humore OF the scalp and Keeping the
skin cleaa,l white and hsalkhy. 1t is
perfectly harmless, exquisiteiy perfnmed
and nh1sfns nothing that Will sol tIe
skin or gum the hair. II is not ? dye,
and is, unequaled, for excellence and
purity. Buy . bottle from your druggist,
r. b. Stevenson, and test its merits.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1877-11-03

Special Bargains In Dry
Goods at o. p. North
r,tp & Co.'S. Cash Dry
Goods House:
100 Ladies' Felt Skirts
at go cents apiece.
10 D0z Linen Hand
kerchiefs at 10 c apiece.
so boz Bed Comforts
ct $40 apiece.
10 Dozen Mems Fur
Hats $1.25 apiece
20. Pairs Silk Suspen-
de,;s $I.75 per pair.
so pairs Hens Buck
Cloves rs c pair.
so yds Beaver Cloth,
$3.50 per yard.
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WHERE HELP IS NEEDED

Is at that sorrowful stage of life when
the blood and system have become i'm
poverished by old age or disease. Par
ker's Ginger Tonic is a powerful invig-
GRANT, and affords just the help that the
aged, the feeble, and the convalescent
require, because it insures perfect diges-
ton and enjoyment Of the food, enriches
the blood, and arouses the dormant
energies of the debilitated organs. While
it never. intoxicates nor creates any
desire for stimulants, it difIuses warmth
and vigor throughout the system, re-
news the appetite, soothes the nerves,
banishes melancholy, and gives strength
and elasticity to the worn out frame.
Many other highly curative properties
not possessed by Ginger are added to this
pleasant remedy, making it entirely
different from Essence Of Ginger and
free from their constipating effect. Buy
a $l.O0 bottle from your druggist, r. B.
Stevenson, or q sample bottle at Is cts,
and test its extraordinary merits
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1877-11-03
ASTONISHING SUCCESS.

1t is the duty of every person who has
used BoscHEE's GERMAN SYRUP to let
its wonderful qualities be known to their
friends in curing Consumption, Severe
coughs, Group, Asthma, Pneumonia, and
in fact all throat and lung diseases No
person can use it without immediate
relief. Three doses will relieve any case,
and we consider it the duty of all Drug
gists to recommend it to the poor dying
consumptive, at least to try one bottle,
as 10000 dozen bottles were sold last
year, and no one case where it failed was
reported. Such a medicine As the GER
MAN SYEUP cannot be too widely known.
Ask your Druggist about it. Sample
bottles to try sold at 10 cents. Regular
size rs cents. For sale by JOHN w
SCOTT, lola, Kansas
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FAIR NOTES.

II Our columns are full Of politica
| 10 room and not mach inclination b
hpsead ourselves" On the fair, ~ POST
P6ne NATL next week, all connenda
|4iSDs, criticisms, etc. IT, g
-MrA T. T. Andersea took the spe
cial oaered by Richards 4 Cowaa on
best butter - sst1i z
Tho special premium on bread by
Cowan & Ireland, was taken by Mrs.
Chas E BriggA ... ..,...,'-.-;s z. =
The broad premiums offered by
Richards & Cowan were taken as follows:
sait-rising bread, Mrs T. T.. Anderson /;
yeast bread. Mrs. Julia A., Whitney. l..
The society premiums on bread
we're taken As follows: Yeast bread,
lss premium; Mrs. A. J. Monfort; I'd
premium. Mrs. A. G. Jones. Salt-rsing
bread, list premium, Mrs. T. T. Ander.
son; I'd premium, Mrs C. H. Bliss.
Special premium by society for best
general display, A. G. Jones.
"A. G. Jones, A. ]. Monfort and H.
F. Rice contested for the general display
premium.
In the trotting race. Wednesday,
"Flory" took first money "Minnie Bell"
second: Butcher Boy" third Time,
&5S, 2:55. 2:53. In the halfmile run
ming race, "Ace of Diamonds" took first
"Sorrel Nell,"' second; "Hoosier
JIM" third. Time, 81, 81, 81.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1877-11-03
CONSUMPTION CURED.

An old physician retired from active
practice, haying had placed in his hands
by an East Indian missionary the for
mula of q simple vegetable remedy fol
the cure Of Consumption, Bronchitis,
Catarrf, Asthma, and all throat and
lung affections, also positive and radi.
cal cure for general debility and all ner.
vous complaints, after having thorough.
ly tested its wonderful curative powerz
in thousands of cases, feels it his duty
to make it known to his suffering fel.
lows The recipe will be sent free Of
charge, to all who desire it, with full di.
rections for preparing and successfully
using. Address with stamp naming this
this paper, d. J. @. STONE, A North
Ninth Street, Philadelphia, Pa.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1877-11-03

Those ne1O goods have
arrived and are to be-
found at j. r. CoLborn's
store. # splendid line
of Prints, Sbi7'tings,
Bleach and BroU11 Do
naestics, Ducks and DEM
ms, Jeans, C0ssinaeres,
EanneLs, Dress Goods,
and Notions.
Shoes, great variety.
Also. the celebrated Glove
Fitting Boots, hand made
and Warranted.
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CARD.

Mr.. EDIroR:-I desire through the
medium of your valuable paper to in
form my friends that am not candi-
date for the Office Of coroner. l had no
certain knowledge that my name had
been before any convention until few
days since and with due Difference to the
party of whom I am the nominee I
decline the FACE. Yours Respectfully,
$780, -. A, J, FULTON,
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Cool evenings.
"Shut the door,"
Election tickets.
-Quails are plentiful.

Are your potatoes dug!
Brick, at the Lumber Yard. lw
! Who tied blue ribbon on our dog
Red Rose and Sandal wood at Scott's
-Mr..J. Frost will give US visit soon
Put your farm implements under
shelter. SO -.asSs,- lH
-"Stove pipe profanity is the new
name for it.
Vote the straight Republican ticket
next Tuesday.
Land buyers are thicker than hops
all over Kansas. sa = 'Z1-[Eic.-
Ice about as thick as window glass
Thursday night. "E aae atf -z
"A large assortment Of lamps at
Richards & Cowan. lw
If Tice should ever visit lola he'll
get cool reception. ,rs4
T-Ceylon Stove Polish, neatest thing
in the market, At Scott's. s.a
The scholars of the public school
have literary in progress.
New corn meal and buckwhe
flour at Richards & Cowau's.
"A vet fall has always been followed
by bounteous crop, in this State.
Temperance meeting at the Presby-
terrain church next Tuesday evening.
Large assortment of building paper,
carpet lining, etc, at the Lumber Yard.
Richards & Cowan's stock of grocer
les and queensware is always complete
and new. ,-,-.-..-5- lw
"A prairie fire few miles south of
town done some damage Wednesday
night. Mr.. Scary lost . few stacks of
hay. 9 IS
We are compelled to omit the pro-
gramme of the Elm Township Sunday
School Convention. twill appear next
week.
Miss Emma Scott, while out riding
last Saturday, was thrown from her
horse, fortunately not receiving any
serious injury. I'd
"A subscription paper is in circula-
ton to raise money to procure a noted
lecturer from New York to
lecture in lola this winter.
We hope that hereafter when a
.ough crowd strikes lola that some &C.
ion will be taken to run them out. This
own has been cursed with the hardest
'utfit during the past two weeks that
'ver went unhung.
Died, at Bonneville, Cooper Co.,
No., on the 24th ult., Mr.. George Groh,
n his sixty-eighth year. Mrs. Kuhn, of
his city, is daughter of Mr.. Groh.
She received a dispatch last week an
his serious illness and started
but did not arrive in. time
o see him alive.
Notices of a special election have
zen posted, by the clerk of this school
district: for the purpose Of submitting a
to vote eight hundred dol
ars in bonds with which to purchase
uilding for the accommodation of the
upils. The election will be held on the
9th day of November. Place of voting
{ the post Office. L
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OUR NOMINEES.

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The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1877-11-03

in conversation with Mr.. Fast, last
Saturday, he stated that he had Away
been Republican but that in local is
sues he had supported men, not party
He complained of the caucus and con
vention system and thought that il
rarely brought out the people; that pol
iticians ran the "machine" and there
was no chance for fair expression. The
Democratic convention, of which he is
the nominee, numbered very few. from
different parts of the county while from
Humboldt township. majority was
present. We suppose that that conven-
ton was the "voice of the people"
Again, Mr.. Fast's friends, in conjunc-
ton with the friends Of Mr.. Hodgson,
came up to the number of thirty, from a
little neck around the northern part Of
Humboldt township, last Saturday, and
attended the Peoples convention. There
were about forty-ive votes cast in that
convention. Mr.. Fast received thirty !;
Mr.. Brown, fifteen. The fifteen were
about one halt Democrats and the other
half from lola. We suppose that con.
vention was q true expression of the
people. In other words: the late Re-
publican convention did not express the
feelings of the county although delegates
were present from every part thereof
On the contrary in the Democratic Con-
vention and also in the Peoples conven.
ton the people of Humboldt township
assisted by . very few from other sec.
tions, nominated citizens Of Humboldt
township, and now declare that action
the expression of the people of the coun-
ty. We are afraid Mr.. Fast is slightly
mixed in his ideas of political right and
wrong. ~ E
-Acers' gas will never save him.
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we are glad to notice our merchant

We are glad to notice our merchants
exhibiting 50 much enterprise in open
ing out their fall stocks. There is moth
ing that adds 80 much to the life and
prosperity of town as wide-awake, 60
ahead merchants. The stocks of goods
that have been brought in this fall, are
larger, and in every way more complete
than ever before, and are being disposed
Of At greatly reduced prices. There is
40 occasion 70 60 away from home to buy
goods, when you can do fully Is well and
oftimes better. at home. Keep your
money here; baild up your home insti.
tuti0ns.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1877-11-03
PUBLIC SALE.

1 will sell at public auction at my
farm in Usage Township on the 9Th day
of November, 1877, the following prop
erty, to wit:
Three head Of work horses, one lum.
Der wagon, one 16-inch sulky pillow, one
riding cultivator, seven head Durham
Bulls, from one to four year old, good
grades and pedigreed and other stock and
farm implements too numerous to men,
ton. A. l.. BEAR