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The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1877-12-23
For the HOLIDAYS.

J. II. Wcilaud. Of the jowclry cstab.
lishnicnt adjoining tho Post Office has
just received another lot OF choice Eclcc.
tions In TINT line, especially for the
Holidays. embracing II very handsome
lot OF diamond rings together with an
endless variety Of designs In gold ana
silver, suited 10 all ngcs Of both scx,s.
DEPUTY Sheriff Weaver brought down,
from TuscarOra, by stage, today, M
Anglo'Scxon female prisoner, and ns
tina hest apartments al tho county hotel
Hrc already taken, Ed. Scitz don't know
what 10 do with her.
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THE I;0;aiG Opera Troupe leave here
by the eastward bound irnin This oven.
ing. They play ncNt ct Ogden. hence
to Salt Lake city. md from there they
perform ut Cheyenne and Denver city.
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Tors by the million at ABE MODS
ER'S.
EreAli Oysters.

S. ]. Smith, matchmaker and jew
eler, Elko, Eevada.
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THE BI1LIAR7, ROOM
DISSOLUTION OF COPARTAERSBlR

THE C0.PAETNRRstIIp IrkREroroRs N .
L istlng between William wafdrop la9 v, r.
Banning In Tho Fast Freight and PsAAtnf11
Tardrop rs is this day dissolved By Inuts4i
CONSENT ~ Business Will hereafter be ooA-
Quoted ef SeAts laLpinR, who IH AUTHORISED u
collect rSss n pIis the ftsi Of Hsfdtep6 o..
- ~ Wal HakDRoH.
f''H" \. 7. pANFIa6.
Bh ..-I o. lS17s L8S0A
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Departures.

Departures rs stngo this morning
we're rs follows: Ned. Parker.
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ALL .oNDERs PROMPTLY ATTENDED TO.
n2J
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All arc Cordially Invited to- Att.n,
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Relays OF horaes on tho road enables II ona "a
60 through TO Tuscsrora the dAT they 'lSa7s
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l.. WiLsRY, Agency at ~. BhITH.
sAeFAmento.i rUscAHoHA. | EkN..
Esa seplI f -...9 1. II
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All goods sold by us are fully warranted % BE-
AZ represented. Our buSinsEa Is under TAs
careful management OF MIR. ]. II. WEILAXp,
who has had many 7carS experience in this lisS.
and will take pleasure In allowing goods.
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Tx 1kETs, s2.O0>
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Holiday Presents-snk Dresses Given

4. BnuoE.
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Mustc-sLAyESs' STRING pNsD.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-03-23
SPECIAL NOTICES.

Ras" TEMPERANCE WINE FOR lNvAGLDs.--
II is we'll known that there are cases when the
most strict advocates of temperance are obliged
To use some sort Of wine. especially invalids
and the old and infrm. Many weakly females,
IS well as invalids and debilitated persons IT,
warm weather, need little strength eniGg wire
The great tliculty has been in procuring q
rich Port that is reliable. There are many cases
where wine would be used to great advantage
in place Of alcoholic drinks if emily o genuine
article could BIO had, and upon which physi-
clans could rely SO being pure, without alcoholic
admixtura: The Port Grspc Vino of Alfred
Speer, of Passaic, New Jersey, nlso his Ssmbuci
Wines have been analyz by chemists in nesI-
~ every State. and have ALWAYS been proved
strict y pure and beneficial. The Port Wine is
now being used in hospitals and by families for
medicinal purposes, al:o by churches for con-.
munon service. 1t is principally sold by drug.
gists. Mr.. Speer's modo OF conducting the fer
mentation is such AS to retain tho rich favor
and sweetness of the grape without much fer
mentatlon to create cumulative properties
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communication o! your opinions on the whole
subject in such one of the proposed forms as
may Seem 10 you most useful.
By the direction Of the President have ac-
dressed to the Hop. Wade Hampton u dupl-
cate Of this letter.
am very respectfully your ob't. ser't
". X. ROGERS, Private Secretary.
10 the Hor D. H. Chamberlain.
And 50 instead Of upholding "local self gov
ernmeut aud home rule, /" asindcated, the most
absurd policy is being pursued and both par
ties are apparently to be appeased, while the
republicans arr TO succeed in carrying out their
designs, aud the wrong that is IN store Tor The
South is to ba perpetralei under cloak OF
desire TO ascertain who is 10 the right, rs though
it was not i conceded fact that Hampton, even
BY ,h,ir own admission, Was Governor by The
voice OF the people.
This policy Of the Administration, especially
of the Executive is disgusting, not only to his
oppoueuls, but his former political associates
who believed that he would, at least, possess
avW, aud could uol be turned aside from po'
stion ouce taken There il bu! one hope lett,
and that is that # Chamberlain should leave
Columbia he will not got back in hurry.
Morton l. Co. like the arrangement. 1t de-
laws matters AMI they make all by prccraStIus-
ton. Should th., delay, haweVer, provoke
trouble aud blood ;,;,on!l be spilled the country
will held hayes and his advisers 10 most ter
rhe account. They are playing hazardous
ganc, ami unc al which. il they lose, they arc
souc forever The republicans party IL the
sufferer; The democrats, il they are wise, vii!
be the winner in tic end. ..
VIRGINIA POST0FFICES
The ttiIowiug is a list oil all the poStottices 10
Virginia within the direct appointment CT
President llavea, with the salary OF each. Al!
the other rosloficts ia Virginia arc filled by
the Postmaster General: Richmond $4,000;
Petersburg $4,000; Norfolk SO 900; Lyuchburg
$1,000; Alexandria $2,l00; Danvilie 50. 100;
Portsmouth 2,l0U; StauutoD; 81 OOO; Win.
chester ST 800; Charlottesville $500; L:xlog-
ton LOO; Fredericksburg ST, 600; Harrison
burg 81 400; Salem 81, 800; University OF Viz
ciuia $1,000; CuIrepcr $1,000; Hampton
$1,000; Liberty 81 200.
10 Richmood. Petersburg and Norfolk The
Offices arc open for applications under the rule
Of Mr.. Hayes tina! changes may be made at tho
conclusion OF the terms Of Office. Postmaster
Berkeley Of Alexandria is, however, safe 10 his
scat until 1880.
Matte Thompson wa5 furnished traDsporia.
ton TO Fredericksburg, Va, to-day by the
District Commissioners. She is without means
and claima residence in Virginia
Thomas Bas.ctt, Minister to Caracas, has
been recalled.
The Board Of Army Eoginocrs appointed TO
Inspect the Washington Monument have re.
rortod that the prasent monument eau not be
completed On account Of the insecurity of its
foundation.
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PROPOSALS.

OFFICE GAS WORKS,
~ Aleyandris, Va, March -, lS..-
ua Apr Pd s for DO T 1SiS 4 HUH
DRIED l3O0) TONS BEST QUALITY YOh-
OGHENY GAS COAL, to he delivered at tina
city wharf during canal navigation OF the yeas
1877. Bidders viii! state tho terms, &C., upon
which they propose TO sell the coal Tho com.
mi!tee reserve tho right TO reject any or al bid,
By order Of the Ga. light Committee
null 22-tu NJ. II. NASH, Sup't.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-03-23

COMMITTEE MEErISu.- Finance Com
mittee of the City Council met at the Auditor
Office last night, and had under cousIdefalloo
the petition of the suretes Of b. ii; Deiahay'
contractor for building the new market nouse'
asking to be reimbursed Tor the losses
tanned by them 10 completing said cui'I'us'
The Committee examined Col. Is. .; hsnos'
the late Auditor, and Major W. y. Cofse' is'e
Treasurer, formerly members OF the o'oA'ps
Fund Commission, 10 regard to TIE cialm' aou
reserved its decision uotll future mee''os'
POLICE IrEMs.-Wm. James, colored' Tor
striking coloreI woman, was fined and locked
up in default OF payment. re-
James Henderson. colored, tor luttrieiioS
with officers, aud assaultiug Officers walker
and Arnold, was fined $40, and, IN default OF
payment locked up. =,
A butcher boy 10 market, charged win
abusing Mollic Summers. colorcd Woliap'
was fined and discharged.
OvERBoARD.-Mr Wilbur II. Padgett, the
operator in the branch Office OF the western
Union Telegraph Cu. at Fshtowo, while wrost-
ling with friend, this mornlng, made false
step aud accidentally fell into the river. tic
was speedily rescued, however, BY one OF the
bystanders without having sustained aoy other
injury than very unreasonable and cold bath.
The WEATHER. The weather to-day has
been clear, warm and hamy, IN fact Il regular
spring day. Such day following immediately
after The equinox argues well Tor an carly open
ing oil spring. \ gentleman walking near West
Eud. this morning, killed several snakes, whose
carly appearance is also looked ulon AZ hhr-
bigger Of mild weather.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-03-23
DRY GOODS.

L nErzr ELDER & CoMrr
Are now opening
NOVELTIES N SPRING GOODS,
s!!d would came in part.
Doran Cloths, new style, snd coloringa, with
Frinses to match.
Newest Fabrics in imported Dress Goods, in
entirely new shades.
Csssmeres, Worsteds. Disgonals. Meltons
Cd Cloths. &c, in large variety; newest de-
signs at unusually attractive prices.
Spring shades Of Kid Gloves, in two buttons,
at 81. Every pair warranted
PRETZFELDER s. CO..
Ludwpll Baldwin. No. l44 King street.
B P Taylor. j [mh III
j. U BLlC VITATIoNl
FIRST OPENING OF SPRING GOODS
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-03-23

RSP SOUND SLEEP SECURED. There is
nothing that interferes with needlul reposo at
night moro than hacking cough. Edwards &
HuLchiuson's Wild Chorry Pastilles vii! give
you relief, and euro Colds, Coughs. Bronchitis.
Hoarseness and Sore Throat. fob 23-eQ3m
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ICECREAM & CONFECTIONERY.
10S KING STREET. I O5
L a - - 4
VI Tx ID h + @ r..

MILK rOT.
RECEIVED DAILY FROM JNb. ri A5DN';.
DAIRY.
Now Milk &c per quart, akGnh.e't IL; nnav
Case l0c per quart.
Ice Cream Soc per quart; Frozen Custard 2oe
per quart, or in ice, and sent to oil parts of the
city Ice Cream per gallon Sl.50; Frozon Gus
tard SI10.
return my thanks to my friends and a gen
e.ous public for their liberal patronage, hoping
By strict attention 10 business TO merit contiR-
vlation Of the sAmo
J. S. FORCE. No. l25 King ST.,
ian 3O-3m Alexandria, Virginia.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-03-23

gsu@A CARD.--To all who are suffering from
the errors and indiscretions Of youth, nervous
weakness, early decay, loss Of uiunhood, &c, l
will send recipe that will caro- you, FREE OF
CHARGE. This great remedy was discovered
by missionary in South America. Send q
selCaddressed envelope to the Rev. } O3EPH rs
INMAN, Station y, Bible Honse Now York
city. feb 0ooNw6n
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-03-23

NEW GOODS.
Jnet received direct from New York very
handsome line Of
BLACK GRO. GRAIN SILKS.
These goods are very handsome and cheap.
Parties in want Of Black Silks will find it to pay
them to look st them. They range in price
from 81 SO to So 90 per yard
Very handsome Navy Blue and Invisible
Green do.
Pin Stripe do. for the Spring sales
Black CashmercE, Tamise Cloth and other
Mourning Goods.
A fine stock OF Cashmere Long Shsvls; square
ditto.
BlscL Grape Wells
Best Black Kid Gloves, Prints, Bleached
Goods, Lonsdsle Csmbrics, Alpacss very cheap,
with other Dress Goods
NH 5 j. Ii. STEWART
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WOOD AND GUAK.

------- 49,
COAL! CoALl
~ COAL
For Good, Clean Coal go 10
BAKERS
WOOD AND COAL YARD,
CORNER DUkEAND FAIRFAX SIS,
IYhoro you will find
a PRIME ARTICLE.
feb 20-2m ). BAKER
<,.o-.1 C0AI,
[ Wall
Tor c,od r1EAM COAL "a to- ME-.
n FGr gD41 Tn $3.50" ~ ~ nr f,ni VI
49, oI.n,, - ''' sans
queen street. soy 0
5NOALI COAL
" COAL!
On the whagra full stock of COAL. Of the
best quality, Broken, Egg, Stovo, Nut and
Cumberland, from tho following mines:
Lykons Valley Mlnos
Cameron
Sunbury
Lee
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ISAAC EICHBERGS,


AT
ISAAC EICHBERGS,
iSuccassor t. Saymaker Co..
Just received and ready for inspection an en-
tire and complete stock Of Bleached and I'm.
Dleachcd Muslins in all the popular brands.
ShceLings in all widths, both Linen and Cot
ton.
Pillow Case NJ uslina and Linens, % inches.
Table DamasE6 in all grades up to the finest
also White Linen, Unbeached and Colored
Damasks.
Towels, an elegant assortment, in Huckebsc,
Damask and all other grades and sizea.
Embroideriea, tho newest designs, id insert
ngs, Edgings and Rufilngs.
Gloves, in Lisle Silk and Kid; every Isir
warranted.
An entire new line Of Ladies' Linen Collars
and Cuff, plain, embroidered and in sets to
match.
A beautiful and complete line of Napkin, tea
and dinner, in Linen and Darnssk, with hand
some colored borders.
500 pieces of Cslicoes. tho very latest and
newest designs, just out.
A beautiful line of Cambrics, Jackonets,
Swisses and Victoria Lawns, in all grades:
4 complete line of Black Dress Goods in
Cashmercs, Talnises all wool DeLalnes Alpac-
as and Bombszines.
Heavy elegant and best makes of Grape tbs.
auo and Berege Wells, in black snd all loading
shades.
The above mentioned articles have been caro-
fully selected and bought from the very best
houses al the very lowest cash rates, and are all
marked at exceedingly low prices, TO which l
most respectfully call the attention oil the most
Fart; al nI
ISAAC EICHBERG,
nh l. Successor 10 Slaymsker Co.
VSTM. \. BEKKLEY s SON,
Intending 20 make il
lHA%QG!N THEIR BUSINESS.
Will sell
ALI, WOODEN GOODS AT COST
'rhoy have recently received many desirable
uUM ESTlC GOODS,
which ara being sold ri greatly reduced prices.
Call carly and examine. NH
GpECIALTIEs
GREAT COMBINATION STORE,
(Muir's Corner
Yard wide Bingham: &c yard.
Il yard Table Cloth l21c yard.
Baci; SuporHno Pcrcses l02 yard
Elegant Sstinets, III various atylcs, 2Oc yard
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-03-23
ROOTS AND SHOES,
BOOTS AND SsADESs
1877 SPRING IRA y S' ] ST.
W. 3. WADDEY,
AND SHOES
KING STREET,

"a u lN IOI "
ALEXANDRIA, VIRGINIA.
The largest and hes: soloctad stock Of Boots
and Shoes over offered in this market. The
especial attention Of tins ttalo i: invited to car
stock Of
LADIES, GENTS, MISSES, YOUTHS,
CHILDREN'S and INFANTS WEAR,
comprising all Of the varieties and new styloF
from the heavy BTogan TO the most delicate
Slippor-mado 10 order, ard Of tho very hest
material.
COUNTRY MERCHANTS will lind il
TO their advantage to examine "rr stock front
which equally good selections can be made at
prices that will compare favorGbiy with those
Of tho Northern cities
In the RETAIL UEpAkIM ENr NC have
all Of tho latest tYlca Of l.sdies'. Gents Misses
and Chidron'i Boots. shoes, CATER and Slip"
pers, finished III The most elegant styio, and
warranted durable.
Oar Word is Oar Bond -Any good ~. sell
with & verbal guarantee for certain service. such
Us not 10 rip. etc., in given time, will be mend"
cd free of charge if found not , stand "a fcpre-
sented.
NH 20 W. L. WADUEI
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Committed TO JAIL. This moruiur was
the tjulc SCI for the hearing Of the charges
AGAINST VIM. Is. Brown, Superintendent oI
io.c,. aud the Committee on Streets I'll the
I" y Council were present at the Mayor ut
:so, - accordance with the SUMMONS served
q lhcm. The accused, however, when ca!!c'!
AZ, Was found to be in such an intoxicated
3Niiicn that it was impossible to proceed With
lie Investigation. The Mayor committed
ir0wn to Jail for further examination Oh tAe
sarge OF being drunk and disordcry, and post
rjatI the consideration of the matter ct sn4
..n>0a from office until some future time. tie
Was also appointed Mr.. WIN. Battle TO act a
superintendent during Brown Imprisonment
SHIPMENTS CoMMENCEp.--rhc coal ship.
'Aaals at this port were iuauSurA,cd ieT the
M,,lSou, yesterday, by Massrs. J. Z. Asuew Il
,,,e, Who loaded aud despatched the schooner
Harm, Tor Hampton. Va. Three other Yes
us are lying 1t their docks 10 process Of load
~, having hecu brought down from George
''"n Ter that purp0Sc. l'ht coal Tor Ties, YES.
lis ejIcs ir1m boats which were frog ~ up uH
Ne 2lGal. while 10 tran>!lu to this clty. at tht
"li OF last season The asantS here thick the
ti''p,cia good one !or lively coal Trade this
'.aS.I.
flashed .-Nr Charles p.Isctt, wiz i: em
..2yci rs bridge builder al! c,rpanier, b
We A!cxaHdril aud frederick SGu1s Hallway Co.
vas quite se7creiv mashed ty the iast Of ;
-eaTy timber, at Quauico, ye:tGr!aY. he wa
Fought up to this city, however, aai IS rapid
Iccovering
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Gs5A TEETH. il uoI kept clean, aoou decay.
Young people. remember this. Use daily
THUkSTON'S IVORY PEARL Tooth
POWDER. II will preserve them through liGe.
Sold by druggists. 25c per bottle. feb 28-ly
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-03-23

SLIGHTLY sOILED Shooting cotton, bed tick
ing, table linen, towels aud narkios. We are
crowded, selling these goods at a great !oss
Black silks very cheap. also black cashmere.
CARRIERS, 7O7 Market Space.
mar l-S4W WASHINGTON, ID. {.
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sa" GREAT UpRoAR ABOUT CLoTIUNG-
Thu largest stock Of Uvorcosts and Suits bought
at bankrupt sale to close out. Coed Overcoats
from 81. 80 upwards, including tho very best Of
imported ChinchiIa', Beavers, Karscys, sc.
Gents Cashmere Suits, consisting o! Coat. Pants
and Vest, nj Sl.50; al wool Suite at SOD and
upwards. Including ths finest imported mate.
rails; excellent Childrens Suits ; years, ~ -
4 years Sl.75; ysars S2?5; Yeas $50 at'l
upwards. They must DO sold quick III
y. DEALuAM=,
dec 8 50 King street.
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El5"lIARD Tunes demand economy. Prac-
tice il. Renovate your soiled Gloves with JOU.
VEINS INO DO Rl.ESS KID GLOVE
1t will cleanse them thoroughly.
Sold by druggists. . cents por bottle
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. b L 9 | N v l I 4 I l . N
FIRST OPENING or SPRING GOODS
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1877-11-17
THE TOM

pied-ln Dover township. Lafayette county.
Nj" recently, Mrs sc GRAY, aged about
thirty years.
AniIvlilr, Nov. 18th, ls1., Mrs. NANCY HILL.
III the 9Th year ct her axe.
Her remains we brought to This city aud inter
rect IN MaCspclat, cemetery last Wednesday
Mrs. Hill WAS u lady who hud the respect of AL
who knew her.
- At his residence, in Freedom township,
Lafayette county, Mo, Friday, November q n
1877, ROBERT L. L~lilLEI0lIN, Esq., IN tn.
t!'ih year Of his age.
Mason county Ky, papers please copy.
Mr.. I.ittl.jOtn was "A highly respected citizen.
and an hOnOr-d member of the masonic frater-
nifty by the loving hands of whose members hi,
remsins were revrr"ntiy consigned TO the tomb
+. Cd. W. John +. ftylnnd officiating.
AT William Jewel! College, Liberty. Mo
October ~, WILLIAM DAVID CoNKAD. eldest
son Of ID + and Amanda conrad.
He spent his vacation last summer with his
fathers family, and left us only "A few sbor,
weeks ago. full Of bright hopes of future useful
ness IN his chosen and beloved work, tina, of
man Of line abilities, a true and consistent
christian, and was II favorite with all who knew
him. II is very hard to believe il best FOR him
10 be taken away To us short-sIghted mortal.
his death can not accomplish the good that his
example and good works would have done. Hi,
parents and brothers and sisters have the heart.
cit sympathy OF the whole community.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1877-11-17
Stock Notes.

Il. NJ. Spark shipped. last tuesday, one car
load OF hog 10 81. LOUIS.
Mr.. Lombard prOpOses to run Parole agaius,
len Brock Tor S2J 900, at Saratoga, next y,ur.
MIR. Juo l. LYONS. Of Lexington township,
shipped, Thursday, by steamer Fannie LrwIs.
81 head ot lat nogs. averaging 3l2 pounds.
Mr. jos. l.. Ihpns,. OF tins cGy. has ii sc1ub
COW. which hr bought OF Mr.. Godfrey >null.
from which he make ten pvunds oi butter per
week. That COW is worth le-iius
Mcs~rs. ! a. x +. Z. Lee. as administrators
OF Richard Lee, viii sell ON FRIDAY, November
3nih. cattle, horsrs. hogs, mulr-, and other
things h"ion.in. 10 TIA. estate.
china boar Tor suie-the one purchased after the
lair from Mr., Hughes. OF Ray county. Til.
animal l. purely bred, and OF very line size. II.
wili To-" sui! cheap, 81 MIR. ! has no further Us,
Tor hIm.
Nj. .ln". w. Ma'!iell, who Is now nj tn" hrsi
recently, TO MIR X NJ. Spa. ''"''' '''''
bred Bcrk7hir" pigs, 20 ship 10 his brother, +.
j Sparkle, nj Lincoln. Cal, one uf the pigs SOLD
Is by I;lach Prince. out of Il sow by Knight ui
the Loigc: and the other TWO by Knight oi III,
Lodge. ont OF 81 low by Crown Prince. Their,
- not u liner strain OF biood 10 be found On -Itucl
side of tie Atlantic. fnc price paid WAS $50 lUl
the three piga