The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1878-12-19
0Meeklp Gimes
THURSDAY. DECEMBER ls, 1873


f,;.,a D,nnis MacAferty has ior'
,,o,ni.ine shoat, for the recovery oil winch
r, oa,n q reward IS liberal as ms i,n'
means will justify. D~unis had taken
a,s., deal Of pains with this pig he mao ieu
,s,ou.Iv and rid for MIN tenderis,
.rsn as one Of The family. while DE i0'A
trr.,d with j you- sutiriP''io"-, 70 wv
..,.on of spare rib and sausage Inns io'
i,op. that he is poorly Prepar'o 10
.,. .-umes To- him the nature oil a caiAini'S
but alas,
81, ,oreyer watched and tend
pr, one dead lamb Is there!
There is no fTeside, ho~>oe &c
Rot has one vacant chair-
h.,c,n, chair at the MacA1erts hre-
in. i. in the back yard, but the anic''"'
;us a. hard to bear for all that, and our
mpa,his- 90 on, to D-Onis in his berea'-
=, II. wants to advertise bis lot hog
,,,.. he ia 100 poor to employ lawyer
,svs kindly prepared the following I'D
,,i.emeu, for him, which we hcre Will d
n-idered legal:
sTRAYED Oh STOLEN
cardinal Tor as some call 1t orino'el snu
,,, Q co ored. young hog Tor as sofnn oa,' :.
,...tl nearly seven months o!o' MAJ
lows: A small sInount OF ca.oinA, W
indie color on his face, Tor as some eait :.
MI near his nostrii's, extending over n.s
3, on his back, connecting on sacn Siue
nh the white on the under, or ground s.oe
NJ the shoaf, or young hog, and ruhni"e
hence I'm a direct line east by son'he"s' 70
op,,vosnd a quarter inches west OF tne
.,,,raI point OF the extreme sou merry eA
,osure of the shoat, or young hos' Ano
rbsnc. west up the northern boundary " 'h'
,,,ms, aforesaid TO a point about midway
,.,wsen his apetite and his tail, then pear
as. ,vo degrees and three minutes 10 In
., and thence due north to the point
n.,Jpnipr. giving him a general appearance
Itch might be Out is not described Is,
ne . pau of sw!u had been csTeiessi.
,rrav, upor him az ran down nttie lui
thar on some Of the legs toT as rotne c"'
Them Emb-) than others. "he
Io,, .ecn he had four legs iOT limits, Two
w,t.h ert.p1ed urwsTI Tor DOWNWARD, q
the case nay bsl by parallel lines .ol l"en''
two and half inch's and formed ajnncuo
pr.eisely ut the point where the tail s-sr'
or h,,v,r.. and together constitute The e.
.,s,e after portion of the young hog,
80, f.,ce,t the aeove mentioned tall an
the other. or remaining, two legs, Iof Htho
uIght be similarly described with the exec
,iou that their point Of junction Is or VI
,w.ntv-four and teven-oights OF an inch ~
tbsr forward OF the tall than the other twoie7
mr. l,mhs. above described. and nave not
much of the cardinal, or b-indle color as u
oshers. ifapy. The extreme front OF his lac
orsnout, al the point where the cardinsi'
brindIe, color leaves of. and where the nc
trils begin. has no hair on. He und'
.,apd. the meaning OF the words rig III
and 's,, Joy.' and always responds TO the
words. When roofing up yard ne - mu
more graceful than hogs generally, ar q &C
his work with q degree Of proficiency
eompleteness, so TO speak, that Is quite s.
pr,sIng In one 70 young. His tail was sno
.ped tent OF as il wereI about two inch
when he was young portion. one tncn
thr,e-eis,its by two inches and quarter
been removed from the apex OF his soutne
ear, and his proportions had otherwise o.
slightly cuItailed, In youth. HIS appel
Vas GOOD. When lest seen he was male.
he. she, or Il, as the case may now be, sh
ne ,ound and taken up, the finder will he
orally rewarded by me.
DENIS MAoATTERrI
L.avenworth, Kansas, Dec 10, is7s