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Mr., Shylay Makes q Call.

Mr.. Shylay is as awkward as . new
umbrella, and as timid as q sore thumb.
He mustered up courage tie other 9
ing to call upon a young lady whose
Brother was an intimate acquaintance.
he had planned it all out beforehand
how he would make her believe he had
Just dropped in to see Tom, who was out
of town at that time, as he very we'll
knew.
As the servant ushered him into the
parlor, he saw the young lady sitting up
On the other side of the room, and from
that moment he was a demoralized man,
and as much bewildered in his head as
though he had dropped in through the
roof from a balloon two miles high. The
young lady rose with a smile to greet
him, and in trying to make q bow in re-
turn that should show her how perfectly
ct ease he was, he got tangled up in two
chairs and stepped on the cats tail,
which objected in such O decidedly vocif-
erous manner, with its most expressive
yowling accompaniment, that he opened
his mouth like a jewelry case to join in,
and spilled his new teeth over the floor.
In making a spring to regain them, the
comfortable stepped to n side to make
room for him, and a nice lot of valuable
ornaments got into the right place at the
proper time to get wrecked and ruined.
After falling over pretty much every
thing in the room he made a desperate
dash for the door, and encountered the
girls mother, who was coming in to as
certain the cause of the hubbub. Her
eye obtained such a close view OF his
elbow that it went at once into mourning,
and she went out into the hall against
the hat-rack, banging her nos up sothat
it wouldn't stand it and sent an ambassa-
dor in crimson to protest. By this time
her voice was made to understand that it
had work to do, and we'll it did it.
Shrieks of all sizes chased each other all
over the house, but before they could
bring the coachmar out Of his nap in the
stable, poor Shylay had managed to get
into the street and far from the scene Of
trouble.
He can never go into that mansion
again, he says, and feels that henceforth
o cloud az thick as o brick house will
darken his pathway Cincinnati Sun
day Breakfast Table.
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u,.,orv In our Common schools,

History In our COMMON SCHOOLS.
Our attention has recently been called to q
History of the United States for the use Of
schools, by Prof. J.. @. Ridpath, which Is not
only tbs best We have ever seen, but embraces
features OF rare value never before incorporated
into any history. It Is written In a style Of
great elegance, but simple and easv Of com.
preheusion ; systematically arranged In a con.
nected narrative elegantly and intelligent]y
illustrated with chronological charts, prog es-
sive maps, Typographical dagrams, portraits
and outs fresh, philosophical and readable
It is as much unlike an ordinary school
history as the beautiful periods Of Irving
are unlike the turgid nonsense Of Upper ;
and it so adroitly weaves the inspiring story
OF the country into the web and wool Of its
ma'erial facts as to impress the less ons Of
history upon the mind with indelible force.
It Is fact dressed in elegant periods, noble
diotion, impressive characterizations, and
Illuminated by appropriate incident and beau
tiful pictures. The publishers (Jones Brothers
& Co., Cincinnati. 0hio) have made the most
elegant and attractive schoolbook now before
fha Dnh1io
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A Remedy that Deaes Competition:

n R6mcQy tHHI UentB C0mp6IItI0ns
Hostetter's stomach Bitters defy competition,
OF the host Of rival tonics that have cropped
up during its long career, not one has gained
and retained such q large share Of public favor,
though many have enjoyed az ephemeral popu-
larity. The reason is this, that whereas many
of, these medicines were advertised to perform
cures Of the most startling nature, they have,
when tested, almost invariably turned ont to
be Of little or no value, while the great invigor-
ant, whose reputation they were intended to
rival, has never disappointed those who have
placed their confidence in it. It has indicated
in the amplest manner rs claims to be consid-
cred q positive specific remedy for liver COM
plant, dyspepsia, malarious fevers, debility,
constipation, and numerous other maladies
arising from general weakness and disorders Of
the stomach, liver and bowels.
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Christmas Carol.

Christmas Carol.
And now It's the Christmas morning.
The grand day Of the year
The sky is heavy with snow-clouds,
The last green leaf is sere.
The little birds sit covering
Upon the frozen bough,
And the begear-children murmur
"'Tis winter fairly now"
It's winter, pitiless winter,
The earth is barren and cold,
But the Christmas fires are burning,
And pockets are lined with gold.
For the great, good gift Of blessing
That came down long ago,
When earthly rivers are frozen,
Ia fullest in its flow.
Then the rich stint not in giving,
The loving stint not in love,
And earth in the Christmas season
Resembles heaven above;
So let Us rejoice in the Christmas,
The season Of gladsomest cheer,
And make the great blessing it bringeth
Joy-givins the whole Of the year.
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Giea.on,s Publications.

Great reduction In price for 1878 Of
Gkdson's Pictorial to e a year. Single copies
Ave cents.
The Home Circle to 90 q year, single copies
FIVE cents, for sale by all newsdealers.
Gledson's Monthly Companion to 81 q year,
single copies ten cents. All postage free.
The price Of chromos has just been greatly
reduced. No one now gives such liberal term
to agents as We do. Send for new free circular
Address F. Gleason d Co., 1888 Washington
Street, Boston, Mass.
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Mrs. G6neFnl Sn6rmHny
wife Of the generslof the United States army,
says II have frequently purchased Durang's
Rheumatic Remedy for friends suffering with
rheumatism, and in every instance it worked
like magic" Send for circular to Helphen-
stine & Bentley, druggists, Washington, D. O.
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delicious Cookery.

The most delicious, light, white and whole
some biscuits, rolls, mufios, wafies, corn-bread,
cake, etc., are possible to every table by us ng
the oelebra'ed Dooley's Yeast Powder. il il
absolutely pure, and wi ] go much further in
use than other kinds of baking powder. 1t ls
impossible to fail " lth it in baking. Ask your
grocer for it. and do not be put of with any
9th or.
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Buruett,s

is the best and cheapest Hair Dressing in the
world. 1t kills dandruh, allays irritation, and
promotes q vigorous growth of tbs hair.
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RheuinGtism 4HIchiy CIFed: 49,.
"Durang's Rheumatic Remedy the great
internal medicine, will positively cure any case
OF rheumatism on the face Of the earth. Price
81 a bottle, six bottles. IS. Sold by all drug
gists. Send for circular to Helphenstine &
Bentley. drnggists, Washington, D. c.
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Why are ripe potatoes in the ground
like thieves? Because they ought to be
taken M,
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EXTRACTS FROM TESTIMONIALS FROM
Distinguished Physicians and clfgman
IN FAVOR OF
The PERUVIAN SYRUP.

From LEWIS JOHNSTON, N. D., OF HORTON.
my experience Of the PERUVIAN SYRUP satisfies
ma that IL is = valuable remedy for diseases usually
,iSssed under the general to ms OF Dyspepsia. Nervous
Deb lily and Neuralgia. / have also found It useful 10
Rheumatic Affections and Hemo. rhags VI the Lungs"
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FROM REV JOHN GREGORY. PASTOR OF TIE
WESLEYAN METHODIST CHURCH AT PITTS
TON, LUzERHH, Co., Pa.

Nv Dear Sir -Haviug at various times personally. and
In INV own aud orher families. tasted the great value Of
the medicine called PERUVIAN SYRUP or P uteetad
rscomnend it, especially to those who are suffering from
dyspeptic and nervous disorders. As o reliable. and
powerful Alternative It j., I think, unsurpassed; and as
tonic, free from all the objectionable features OF alcoholic
remedies, il is q most efficient auxiliary 70 the temper.
ancs cause. One OF the greatest hindrances TO the
use Of alcoholic stimulants. Whatever may be argued
As to their necessity in certain cnxes we have In the
PERUVIAN SYRUP safe and efficient substitute for
thos. dangseou. remedies. This testimony is given ~
solicited, WIN the hope that some who arc no. yet so-
qusinted with tho valuable properties OF the medicine
may be induced TO give II ! trial.
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FROM JAMES R. oHILToN. NJ. D.. or NEW YORK,
CHEMIST.

"The result of my examination Of the
SYRUP proves to me that none Of the met .lI'c Q.
mineral poisons are present in il, nor have l found N 1t
any Indication OF vegst ibIs poisonous principles. The
main nctive. ingredient in its c imposition IS q at OF the
protected that it does not undergo any change by expos.
are to the air."
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FROM REV. GURDON ROBINS, or HARTFORD,
Conn, OF THE BAPTIST DENOMINATION.
D.nr Siys-It Ia a duty | OWE to you and tte public to
sInress INV G nfdence IN tho SYRUP as .
.afe and powerful remedy in those various Manifesto
IL surprised me bf it's speedy and efrctiv~ action in
Eases Of General Debility, Liver Complaint and Dyspep-
,ia, in my family.
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FROM W. R. CHISHOLM. M. D., or New BEDFORD.
have employed the PERUVIAN SYRUP success.
fuIly in cases Of Dyspapsia. chronic Disrrhes, Nervous
Debility. Neuralgia, Efysipelas. Boils and DISEASES OF
tbs Skin also. Uhlorosis, Leucorrhen, Prclapsus Uter1,
and in Female Complaints generally"
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FROM A.. A. HAYES. n. D., OF BosroS, AssAYER 70
THE STATE or MASSACHUSETTS,
at IS a preparation scientifically, and skillfully com.
sincture, without IFS Objectionable qualitiea"
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Foreign News.

Later reports from Plevna state that 10000
prisoners and 400 guns fell into the hands OF
the Russians. The ground which was the scene
Of the sortie was literally strewn with thousands
Of dead and dying. Osman Pasha himself was
severely wounded before he would consent to q
surrender. st. Petersburg was mao with JOY
over the great victory. The city was q blaze OF
light, and the streets were thronged with i'm.
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From s. b. KENDALL, N. D., OF BosToN.
81 WAS for many yssrs afflicted with Liver Complaint,
" which | WAS cured by the use Of the PERUVIAN
SYRUP, and have enjoyed Perfect health ever SINCE"
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SAEDAL.WO0D


A positive remedy for all diseases OF tho k!dneSs
.,adder and Urinary Organs: ciso good IN DROP
seal Complaints. It nsvr produces s'oShe"'
e.rtaip and speedy in ito action. It 10 fast sups'sed'os
all oshar rsmsdie SIXTY capsules eufe'n "n"
ds,s. No o,nsr medicine can do this-
Bewur. o. ~imtiauons- for, owing 10 ~
nan, h.v, tesn offered; sons xrs mort -
ons, causing piles, etc. -
nuNDAs DICK e. CO.'S s"''""" &" %"
..L.. oo,la,siny ~ of So~aaieOo.t, s"hd az q" oSs
An. %, e,,eu,or, or send fr one to 70 AND ~
Voo.trr S,v..t, Rer Fo-k.
NYHU
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KEEPS SHIRTS.
KEEPS Patent Partly made Dress Shirts, bestQusl-
~, only plAin seams to anish, 8 for o..
KRRPrS Custom Shirts 70 measure, best quality, 6foe
%, delivered fire.: Gusrants q perfectly ssstsfacfor5.
Undersnirts and Drawers, best quality, s1.0 each.
Write FLANNEL Undervtsts. best qu4lrty, G-D Zach.
Canton F1annsl Vests 3 Drawers, ex. heaU, 1tc: eaoh-
TviIIed SiIk Umbrellas, paragon frames 81 each.
Best bingham, patent protaeted ribs, 81 each.
Circular and samples mniled free, on application.
Shirts ouIy, delivered flee. KEkPM MANUFACTURING
COMPANY, I85 and 1877 Mercer Street, Now Yosk
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unu6TSUOOu lIlaI Ilo sLouiu IoLufu LII elie
morning.
Whenhe was gone, Miss Grey laid the
still sleeping child in her bed then
going to q chest of drawers in ona cor
ner Of the ROOM, che took out garment
after garment OF dainty size and work
manship, letting the long-locked tears
fall upon them az she unfolded them.
They were her baby's clothes.
At length she came to the long, tine,
French slip of spotless white, which had
clothed it's dainty limbs when first she
looked upon it the robe which its
young, broken-hearted mother had
wrought upon with such loving care and
patience. This, with n few other things
found in the basket with it, she laid aside
to give to the baby's father.
He came in the morning when the
roses were bright on little Emily'f
cheeks, and looked for the first time intt
the blue eyes that were to him n perfect
COPY of the soft violet eyes of his limo
cent "child BRIDE" And almost nm
consciously he found himself speaking
to Theodore tenderly and reverently Of
that gentle child, who, though she neve,
won the host love of his manhood, haG
found in him a tender and faithful pro
tector and friend.
And somehow, in speaking to her o!
his past, he uncovered from the rubbish
of by-gone memories the key to q mis-
cradle labyrinth OF misunderstanding
which had swallowed up their early love
and hopes 4; and the veil fell from theil
eyes, and they saw ench others hearts
as they had been in the first glow o
their youthful affection.
And 80 the quarrel that had been TO,
so long was no more, but had vanished
like q troubled dream. After this Mis-
Grey melted and softened into a rea
woman ; such a m as Philip West
more and his little Lily-or Emily, as
he still called her-had cause to thank
God for, ever after. And Joanna and
the tramp-woman lived together in har.
mony, happy in serving the mistress and
| little Emily. -Demorest.
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Daiias essy Lums~v Y.rs.
rae uniaea order Of Ou.,.v.


Master William Lsidlaw Ewers
heimsiey, of London, claims notice as
an accomplished aud systematic thief.
He had one subordinate, and they
stole every thing. When the police
came to search his fathers outhouses
books, brushes, keys, tools, dark Ian
tiers, ladies' bags, walking sticks, shop
weights, lamps and beef choppers,
were found piled up In huge heap.
But the most interesting discovery of
all Was q neatly written books kept by
the senior partner, giving some details
OF his exploits. On the title page IL
bore the ambitious legend, United
Order OF Outlaws" together with the
DANES of the two knights. The re-
mainder was made up in very method
icai form, each branch of the business
having separate portion TO itself.
Under the head OF what have stolen
in money the first entry Is, "From
mother, Id" there Immediately fol.
low such rs items as "l3s by altering
figures 10 shop pass book, ga stolen
from till, ~ and variety of small fitch.
ings from Deighbors. Then we come
to what / have stolen from shops,n a
list including a good deal of jam, some
beef aud half barrel of ale. There
are many other headings of an equally
satisfactory s ri, and then the second
part of the business is deal with-the
prospective. Here We find Master
Helmsiey showing the sort of boy he
Is Not diffident young gentiema an.
IL would appear, rs under "whAt I
have TO buy and make" a steam en-.
CINE with boiler complete ana a musi-
cal box are leading items The next
page, devoted 10 IVA a. have 10 write
for" mentions several medicines and
"a cure for the nerves." He also felt
In want of u volume OF poetry.
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ytstttnw Cards.

Visiting cards Ia France have varied
curiously with the times. Up to the
revolution of I79S they were frequent.
ly illustrated with ailegories and en-
biems, hearts, shepherds, shepherdess
ee, etc. What the decorations were in
the reign Of terror is not recorded;
possibly q guillotine. With the en-
pire came stiff, formal card, with
eagles perehed upon it. The restora-
ton replaced this naughty bird by
deasys de lis and other heraldic devices,
and the card was more supple-no in.
apt emblem of the difference between
Napoleon and Charles y. In 1850 the
ard assumed q more artistic ehsrae
ter, and often bore upon it little water
color designs, amid which peeped cut
the name. In England, the better the
position Of the people the more simple
their cartls. No coronet or crest ever
appears on the card of an English no.
sieman, gentleman or lady. Its pres
ence would at once denote that the
owner was not an c0sdrd,a with the
ways of good society. A gentleman
entitled to the prefix right honorable
or honorable, never puts II on his card.
4 glazed card Is reputed as significant
OF a fscad,p
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freight.

10 being rumored that the Houston
and Texas Central and Texas and Pa
cific roads we're cutting on freights, the
reporter yesterday called on the two
agents Of the respective roads to ascers
tain the facts. Mr.. Gaines, the agent
Of the Houston and Texas Central road,
stated to the reporter that, owing to
the dull times aud lack of trade, the
road had reduced freights that there
was no cutting In It, but simply a re-
duction TO suit the dull times, and that
10 wrs no new thing for them TO reduce
freights, for they did IL every season
when business became stsgDAnt.
Mr.. Whiteman, agent of the Texas
aud Pacific, said there had been 30 re.
duction ON that road, and that the
rAtes remained the same a. heretofore.
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k.mL.,l o... K,mb.l,.a.

Kentucky hears the palm in the in
genuity and boldness of design in in.
venting means for the raising ef
money for church purposes. Il Is re.
lated tina: ach1feh In one of the small.
er towns OF tue state required money
wherewtth 10 purchase q bell, but a.
Kimbail had not penetrated quite SO
far, the elders we're at loss what TO
do A meeting WAS called to discuss
the situation. but no way out Of the di-
lemma ana to . church bell offered.
While the discussion was going on, an
ingenious youth circulated alps of
paper about the room, asking each
lady to Sign her name, ostensibly to
compare the handwriting. Ali un.
willingly, the fair ones consented, and
then that bold and ingenious youth
pay > Apecified number of kisses on de-
mand, and sold the slips ct auction.
Whistler they got the church bell 10
not related, but the idea was unique,
at ali events. At the same time Il
favored too much Of Kimballism.
II u true that. latsly, bus little
has been heard OF thai suooesafHi CO.
elesiasticAl b0lld0xer, bat Il d very eg.
ident that his influence u felt through.
out tbs land, until Il has become A.
moet danGefoOs for = lnan 70 60 to
church. Now that fair wOman,a
smiles ard kisees ase to - iutroducsd
iuto the husInes4 Il = dtdleuH e ~
where & vii al esd Natural 1ellan.
tsy VII, 81 eo1I1es eosnpeI men % buy
kiae flekets WhesheR tnsy viii y no
.es \ asy $3.50 e -. q tne soe!ya
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Tia Hank af France

Since the first of January the Bank
OF frs nee has also been making an
effort TO reduce its circulation by call.
ing in its hundred frame 500 notes, the
object being, as 1t Is supposed, to escape
the government tax OF one and half
francs per one Thousand, which IL now
has to pay upon the volume OF its ont
standing notes. This process does not
Involve reduction of the circulating
medium of France, because coin now
ia the bank is put Into circulation in
the place of every note called in in.
The bank held in specie, on the 18th
of January, nearly 500, 000, 900, on
which, of course, 1t receives no inter
est. If it can put some of this into
circulation in the place of its notes, it
VIII save the tax ON those notes.
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DIZZY GOODS xARkH.

PRINTS-tsooes -: Pinks CO.,: shirting.
81; soil 10, Ii, standards, 5i-gs4sc, stifa!,
lsc; Gsrnsrs, &c; Harmony, =.
BROWN NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. A. sl-t
Indian head, -, SO, Nashville. "A, -
ltics, Z, 5lc; Lawrence, LII. . l-sc, Badger,
Ii, ol-ie; Dwight. s1s; fepeE.l, Il, ~. Pc
BLEACHED MUsLINs-wamsutta. "a.
ll1sci Fruit Of the Loom, loo, Jonsial.. ss.c
Hope, SIC, Peabody, &C; New Jersey, 4, e,
Nassau. be.
puCKs-Ariinston Brown. I45sc; ChAmpi-
on Twilied, iassc. Lewiston Plan stripe. -.
Lewistoxn Check. Is1se, Arlington Fancy
stripe, lie.
CAdBKiCs-Roll, 51sc; Flat, SC; High
Colors lc higher.
CORSET JEANs-NAumkesg. sI-s. Penn.
berton, &C; suffolk, s,.c.
TJCks-AmoskeAs AGA, Ike. Lewiston,
5o-in, lac, do -s-in, l-c. do plaid, Isc; Aethuen
IA, l5c; Conistogs gold medal. lsc: do CCA
lst,c; Co dls, No. /, BE. Eastern A, &c.
CHEChS-Economa lake; Amertcus. lie.
Caledonia, No. 20. lsc; P.rE Ion. lsc.
DEM A5-Bosfon, s1Fc; Cor1i- Xxx, II &c,
otis, BIB, lsSsc. DIRK, lss. ClArk's, sc.
ChENIOrs-Arlington. $3.50, Eyretts
l2Lr; Amo-kesg, Ise.
sfkIPEs-AmeTican. s'.c. Gia-,ow, 90
lfc; Alabama, S-3, brown. iItsc.
GINGHA As-Amoskeas, &c: Bates. &c,
Renfrews &c; Southwark, =; dress style~,
lOs.c.
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LEGAL ADVERTISEMENTS.
EsTIsAIs.

fsksn up by " n. smith an. ssfray.-t
| before }. IL. = sNart, J. r.. ole .arr-Ii mar,
star IA for heads --.ld4e lslA4kusi 4t.oat "a,
Naiued AT 81. y =
Taken up ~ A. 4. CorneIiu. and .sfr.v..s
D, fore a. : eS-rt, J. p, one -orrsl moss
about or yeAr- Old. white fn-sk doHu
forehead, brand q on hAek paFt o i-fs thIsh
Ted ~ So. sa.rt
Taken up ~ }. 4. Seave. aaa -.tr.y..,
befofe J. X bis-ett. one light 70 "A mare
mi IA lac lett syH. about - > YEAR. sf.d
about !. hands IA Eh. Valued -tslL :. 81
Taken uP II. L. Payne snd e-irayea hsior.
". a. fesk. J. Y. precin 80. D. ole. haY
nlAfe- 10 nf y years Odd. about ish lauGs
high, branded y A on left .boaiaes, l--
bunch OF white hair IN neck NhSr. -. -
lar WORKS Valued G. ssa. "a
Taken up Sy !. x. Patton sui s-;rsy. BE-
fore T.. { hcLure, J. 2. pr. siuct ~. D. % I.
yelios mare : ifh colt, about y.aFs ois
colt about ~ months OH. valued - -. - 4
Taken ~ by Pat O'ooansli and esir.Ys.i
before = q. Mcclure, J. A.. precinct No d
tive geldinss, one stallion and t~o marc.
HE nsEe- grey one two ears Old. a..
other three year, odd. tBe tNo-y-sr old mare
branded - T. ON len shoui1sr. the tire.-
on the horse o. geld. ugs. All ihrer OF tflsfu
br vn- Tbs s;allion fure- YEAR, OLD orr
geiaing nine. ihs oih.r eight ys4Es Odd. To-
TAI Na41Ati9n, lvt -Il
teiore T. Mysrs, J. q one iron eT-y ~ zr-
sDoui yesn oi5. Il hand htgh. nuf
brsndci. One year old snrfei anf. Rot
branded One wax oE. hiAck and xhlta
sfeckled. D. year, old. br-udei an lsft Ri.
marked crop q ieit s4-, AIln under siag-- "a
the right ear I.st.l valuation. IS. .s-gt
Taken NJ - K !. --lvidsr gnd s.tr.rs.i
before y %. honrrtson, J. a., one zorrsl i ~
mule aboat - hands nigh. % . Yea [. old
no brand. Valued At 80. ..l.sf
Taken up.by ". J. Daniel .nl e<trnyssl
before %. ". Nr.ll J. q. o . h.tsut 90
hoI>r, ab al 10 hands hish. YEAR old, f.ct
vLits; no marks or Drznas- valued ~ a.
l-gf
Taken Up ~ y. Q. Cr-~ford anh e-fraT.i
before y. ". Neely. J =. tsn- dsrE bay hnr-c
Innle, a.out a.. hlufs high. 3 years 81 .
right ankle larger shan the n.hrr. 80 - ~ 1 !.
OF brands Naiu-,i aitE. .e
Taken mp ~ A. =. freuitf. Eud ssiravssf
oeioru X - or-e- igs-lr. & The Ycsrc. one
sefrei horrc, hand high, su.uI Do E~-rs
DID, branded - = on tnr heck. rtioulcrf afia
l-ft tl4igb, ~hit. stT--k in fac vsll.d -
ti9. tue nous ~oiprc- Enmir. Ia hard.
htEa, % years Old. bra Gel 4 4 On la
chou der valued al So ASK