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Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1879-03-27

Every day large number OF new
guests register at the Bush House Mr.
Hopes, the proprietor, is the most genial
Of landlords, while the new clerk, Mr..
Penn Bigony, understands the art of well
coming strangers as very few hotel clerks
do. He has had extended experience in vari-
Gus large hotels throughout the country,
aud the Bush House, rcaping the benefit Of
this, will certainly prosper under the
regime Of these two veterans at the busi-
ness.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1879-03-27

During the coming summer Bellefonto
will have 10 submit to the temporary alb
sence of a worthy citizen, Mr.. Loyi Stroud
lie left town on Monday morning last for
Altoona and will be engaged in a planning
mill in that place. His family, however,
will remain here. We are sorry he is
gone, but glad that he has found the en-
ployment which he so an1iously sought.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1879-03-27

The Chief Of Police now receives one
hundred and sixty dollars per year and bis
assistants one hundred and forty dollars,
and they will hereafter assume the burden
some duty Of lighting and eKiinguishing
the street lamps. All this needed reform
Vas brought about st the last meeting of
council, and the parties concerned and the
inhabitants Of the town generally have rea-
son TO rejoice
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1879-03-27

The annual meeting Of the s,ockhold-
ers Of The Bellefonte Library Association
vii be held at their rooms on Monday,
April I, IT u o'clock P. NJ, at which time
an election will take place for seven mana
gers 70 serve the ensuing year. Paragraph
8, section 2, Of Constitution; "No member
shall have . right 70 vote or be eligible %
any Office under this Association who shall
be IN any arrearsge In the payment Of. or
assessments on capital sscck.'
b order Of Board Of Mangcrs
JAcoB v. TnoMAs, Secretary.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1879-03-27

CURTIN TOWNSHIP CoKKEsPoxDExcE.-
We were delighted this week TO receive
the following rscy correspondence from
friend in Curtin township, who we hope
will favor us with items frequently:
All rejoice that the long, hard winter
is drawing 20 Close. During the winter
work was scarce, which was severe upon
some Of our people Of limited means There
il now prospect Of abundance Of labor
aud consequent checrfulnesE. Among our
cnierrrising business men who have taken
sn aggressive step towards making things
lively, we may mention William, Robert
snd james Mann, each Of whom have con-
iracted for large amounts Of wood. which
will give employment TO thote who wish
work. Hiram Young, il is also reported,
intends 70 coax shout one thousand cords
Of wood. 1t Is 70 be hoped the report Is
true, As the coal made by Hiram is eIcep-
uonahly good. 1t j. ~ hard that IL can be
pounded with all the might Of an average
man without breaking.
"A new house will soon be erected here
a. q residence for Hiram Young, the one be
now occupies being too small for his rapid
ly growing family. You know Hiram &C.
cepts ell the rule. 81 the Bible laying e.
pecial ftress on the one which commands
az 20 "proyide for biz own"
--Ou: neirhbor Harmon Prince had oc-
casion some time ago 70 hire q clerk 10
keep bis books. One of the applicants
loved cards 80 we'll ihsi Mr. Prince did
not care 20 ;rus; him. The csrd-player is
now looking elsewhere FOR = position. An
honest, industrious man has been given the
position, and has already moved into
vacant house Of Mr.. Princes lie will
nov probably be hiring little girl TO
sharpen bic pencil and keep his pen bright.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1879-03-27

--Ail the young men In town are now
purchasing new calico dresses for their
girls J. II. Bauland, al "Thc Bee Hive, =
offers them cheaper than they have ever
before been sold In this place.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1879-03-27

CoREKsrospEScR, containing important news solicit.
ed from any par, Of the county. No communications
nserted unless accompanied by the real name of the
writer.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1879-03-27

The Altoona Tribune, on Monday,
contained the following interesting local
reminiscencc; "Mr. l.. VI. Bingham, now
II years old, In 1922 carried the mail on
horseback from Blairs Gap, three miles
above the foot OF Ton, near DuncAnsyiIlc,
to Bellefonte. The route was through
Warriorsmark aud Half Moon valleys. lie
knew Lewis and Connolly, the celebrated
robbers, personally, and saw them both
after they had been taken prisoners. lie
also knew Peter Dcisal, the man Who shot
Lewis in the Arm-a wound that terminal
ed fatally. Mr.. Bingham Is still hale and
hearty, and with all his years quite
sprighuy."
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1879-03-27

The Bush House expects To be filled
with city guests during the summer Three
letters Of inquiry were received on Tuesday
last from parties in Baltimore and other
cities, and AS few places can offer more
attractions, they will probably conclude to
make Bellefonte their summer home
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1879-03-27

MIR. William X. jenkins, Of the irm
Of W. p. Duncan Il Co, has been invent
ing continuous rolling mill, which is said
to be the greAtcs; Institution in that line Of
invention ever produced. IIc il now in
Baltimore experimenting The operation Of
one Of his mills In use at tha, city.
lie has also taken out letters patent for hi,
mill in Germany, England, France, swe1-
on and Belgium. He will take them out
in every country in the world, we suppose,
before he Is through with this matter.
Oh, we'll, he ia only another Of the world
famed gentlemen whom Bcllcfon,c has pro-
duccd, and 10 whom We take OF our hats
and wish success.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1879-03-27

On the l7th Of this month Harvey
Newton, son Of Rev. Crosthwaiis, former
" of this county, died, aged seven year,,
five months and ilfteOn days. Rev. Crosth-
waite Is located at Hastings, Nebraska.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1879-03-27

fTENs FEoN COLLEGE TOWNSHIP. Mr..
Joseph Mitchell iA now moving from hi.
former home at Oak Hall into the eomtno.
dious residence which he lately purchAicd
Of Mr.. jackson n, State College. The dis.
lance is considerable and progress will be
corresPondingly slow.
On Sunday lat Mr. Daniel saacrs, Of
State College, was taken suddenly Ill., In
walking from the house TO the porch be
fell heavily. The frightened family gath
cred around bim and endcAvored, by nurs.
Ing and the application Of resiora.iycs, to
bring him back 30 consciousness. All ef.
forts were in vain and In n few minutes he
died. Tho funeral took place on Tuesday.
his remains being inferred in the cemetery
at The Forks
"A grand walking match came of on
Saturday afternoon In the Gymnasium a,
State College. The pTiEcs were three In
number, and 70 the ar,i was added the
championship bel; Of the College. In in
teresi il vas scarcely exceeded by the grand
walk 81 Gilmorc's Garden, New York
The match commenced a, aud closed at &
o'clock ?. ~, the miniature Gilmorc's Gar
den in the meantime being crowded with
excited spectators. Mr.. William Potter
carried off the arst prize amid the deafen-
ing applause Of those present Mr. I'd.
ward Elder took the second prize, and
pressed The victor 20 closely thA, bu, one
lap lay between them at the close. To
Mr.. J. Fulton belongs the credit Of getting
up the match, and nothing has attracted As
much interest since the base ball season
closed.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1879-03-27
The cantre Hall Renorter ak.

The Centre Hall Reporter asks for in
formation on a very simple question, which
we are happy TO give. II says; "what
would the quiet people Of Aaronsburg cay,
to wake up ono morning and fnd them
selves gobbIed up by the heirs Of Aaron
Levy7" Our dear and Kurt(eous) friend,
in the sad event which you have described,
We think that the quiet people Of that
town would DO 80 unusually silent as 10 be
beyond saying anything. Il would have
been more 10 the point II you had asked
what the heirs Of the said Aaron would
say. They would be the greatest sufferers
and would probably be like the individual
who exclaimed in agony:
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1879-03-27

Here goes another party to the West.
They started last Tuesday afternoon. If
1t continues this way very long 1t will be
easier to give the names of those who re-
main Ira LAWYER, Geo Hoy, VIM. Hoy
and james Dunlap, to Topeka, Kas. j. j.
Piper and family, to Junction City, Kas. :
Joseph Holder and family, to Abilene,
kas. A. X. Daugherty and j. ID. Rapp,
to Kansas City; Geo. Hoover and family,
to Salina, Kas. Mary Long and Lydia
Frank, to Beloit, KAs. Ellen Guiswite, TO
Salina, Kas. Henry Stickler, TO st. Louis :
Abraham Best and family, TO Lindsey, OF
towa county, kas. Abraham, William
and Mrs. Armstrong, to Severance, Kas.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1879-03-27

II you would like 70 "put yourself in
his place." Just try 70 swallow one Of
the editorials which emenate from over
Haupt'a tin shop.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1879-03-27

DEATH or DAVID WEAvER.-For many
long days Mr.. David Weaver, one Of the
best known citizens in all Centre county
and who was born and raised within lis
borders, has bcen prostratcd, as Il were,
at deaths door, and has hovercd at the
Threshold, loath TO leave the many attach
ments which held him 10 earth and yet
anxious TO enter the bliss of eternity, until
Saturday night at about 8 o'clock, when
his spirit bid all things on earth an ever
lasting farewell and went triumphantly
forth TO meet its Maker.
David Weaver was born nt Salona, then
a part of this county, on the 27th Of Jan
uary, 1911, making him 0s years, month
and "a days old at the time Of his death
He was the son Of John Weaver, who
lived in this county, pursuing tho occupa-
ton Of a miller. His father had two broth
crs-Daniel and George. John Weaver
was the father Of seven children-John,
who lives at Iowa james, at Milcsburg /;
George b., In this place Michael and
David, the subject Of this brief sketch !;
Mary Dawson and Mrs. Harriet Harper,
each of whom reside in this place. About
the year 1878 David Weaver moved TO
what is now recognized a. the old Weaver
homestead, about three and one-half miles
from this place, where he resided until
about the year 1871. During this time he
purchased the interest which his brother
George held in the homestead, and through
out his life was a prosperous sgriculturist
In 1871 he removed into the residence on
Howard street, where his family at present
reside.
Mr.. Weaver was married three times.
His first wife was Miss Susan Hetiingcr.
His last two were sisters-ihc first, Miss
Sarah, and the present widow, Miss Susan
Bridge, all most esiimAblc ladies. Ten
children gathered around him By these
unions. Eight are living and two have
preceded him TO his eternal home. -Four
Of his children arc married.
The deceased was q consistent Christian
and member Of the Presbyterian church,
70 which he was devotedly attached. None
attended the services more regularly, OF
took more active par, In all the church
affairs than David Weaver His memory
will be cherished and tears mingled with
those Of his family over bis loss by all Sho
had the good fortune TO know him. The
funeral of Mr.. Weaver took place a, 2
?. NJ. on Tuesday, and vas largely at
tended.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1879-03-27

Centre county people sentrally should
subscribe for home ncwspzs, and espe-
clzliy for The Centre DKMoon81.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1879-03-27
There 4 one article Of bousehold f,rni.

There il one article Of household furni-
ture that deserves especial attention In its
manufacture, and which IL seems has re-
ceived 1t, for in the last few years II has
undergone wonderful development in me-
chanical skill That article is the kitchen
stove. We have had the pleasure of ex-
aiming two beautiful samples Of cook-stbves
at the store of Wilson, McFarlane & Co.,
and in their construction we think perfec.
tion Of arrangement and beauty of design
have been achieved. We allude 10 the
Highland Queen and the Regulator. 1t
will pay those who are interested in cook
stoves to give these specimens a thorough
examination,
Feliciana sentinel. [volume] (St. Francisville, La.) 1877-1892, 1879-08-02
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
DR.. s. u. TONGu,
PHYSICIAN & OBsTErR131AN.

OFFERS HIS professional services to
" citizens of BAYOU Sara, st. Francis
Vile, and surrounding country. Office
and resideille at the u. A. Weber house.
Feliciana sentinel. [volume] (St. Francisville, La.) 1877-1892, 1879-08-02
THE KILLING OF Taos DAv1Ds on.

On Sunday, tho 18th inst, the body Of
at tho house Of, and cultivating crop N
the land of Andrew J, Brannan, was
found in the. wto0s, aal5oining . corn
field, covered up with leaves. Da vid-
son had been missed the day before frn,n.
his field. and q large number OF the citi-
zens of the neighborhoOd were engaged
in tho search.
The body had but one wound upon it..
This wns fearful gun. shot wound enter
ing into tho lace and tearing out the
back OF the head, breaking the skull in :
tapiooes and scat tering The brains. Cir
cunstapces pointed to Mr.. Brannan, who
is ono-legged ex.Confederate soldier,
and negro, Manuel Mays, as he parties
guilty Of the killing. They were arrest-
ard sent them to Jail. On Wednesday,
BraDnan had a preliminary examination
and WIS committed to Jail without bail
to answer to the Circuit Court.
Manuel Mays at first refused to testify
bnt afterwards made . clean breast of it.
The evidence showed that Das i,lson and
the wife of Brannan had been living in .
state of criminal intimacy. That little or
no concoalment was used abont it, and
that this at3te of affairs had existed for
weeks Dast, and that Brannan was IN
fear of his life in his own Louse' That
bis wife took bis money and goveit to
Davidson, that she had ordered bin of
the place, and that she had threate ned O
sill him. Those who claim to know say
that she was perfectly capab le of execa-
thug the threat. as she had pistol and
cartridges, and knew how to use
them, having killed D woman some years
since with q pistol.
Rr-0nan's pr0vocation was certainly
great. This great wrong was being done
him nightly for weeks and he in bis
manned condition was pOwelless to pre-
vent it. His protest against it even " as
met with threats TO take his life ~ case
he attempted any interference. He occu-
pies room in the rear Of tire one occu
pied by his vito with bnt Que door aud
that opening tut0 his wife's loom. Eve
ter he had retired his wife would lock his
door and she and her paranour would he
undisturbad. Tho manner of Davidson's
"taking Off was horrible. But to have
killed him openly or at his house or in
the guilty act would have been at the
certain fos felt of Brannaa's life either a,
Davidson's hands or at the hands of his
heartless wife. From Nays statement it
appears hat Brannan tiecoyed Davidson.
from his work to where he was killed iu
the forenoon of Saturday the 18th inst,
and Mays com!ug up after the deed was
done assisted in secretirg the body. On
Wednesday, Mays was arranged On the
charge of being accessory before the fact
and on Investigation was held to
bail in the sum of four hundred dollars
to answer the charge of being accessory
after the fact. As this case will come be-
fore the Circuit Court for trial, COM
ment wonld be out of place as tending
to prejudice tho case one way or the
other. In our humble opinion a great
er provocation to murder can scarcely
be Imagined oodville Republican.
Feliciana sentinel. [volume] (St. Francisville, La.) 1877-1892, 1879-08-02
SHERIFFS SALE.


The State of Louisiana-Parish of West
Feliciana.
Parish Court of East Feiciana-No. 1882.
Guy c.. Rainier, VS.. Francis j. Norwood
and husband.
DY VIRTUE of aud pursuant to a writ
ID of ii ia issued in the above styled
and mum cred suit from the Honorable
Court aforesaid and directed to the Sher-
iff Of the Parish of West Feliciana, have
seized. taken into my possession and viii
offer for sale to the highest bidder, in
front of the Court House, in the town of
st. Fr;,ncsville, said State and Parish on
Saturday, August 10Th. 1879
at the hour of II O'Clock, a. M, of said
day, the folio y ing named and described
property seized in the above entitled
salt, to-wit:
A certain tract or parcel of land lying
and being situated in the Parish OF West
Feliciaua and State Of Louisiana, said
tract containing Two Hundred and Nine
ty-seven (297) acres more or less, and the
same is bounded on the north by Rich
ardson, OH the east by Thompsun's
Creek, on the south by Decker and on
the west by the Public Road the same
being subject to Il reservation of one
One Hundred and Sixty (16O) acres Of
land together with all the buildings
and improvements thereon, as per agree
ment in an act of mortgage and as
shown by plot of survey made by Will
liam f. Noteworthy, said reservation
having been made and detired by said
plot Of survey, leaves One Hundred
aud Thirty seven (137) acres to be sold
under this writ. The land to he sold is
sounded on the north by Richardson,
ON the east by Thompson's Creek, on
the south by w. r. McKowen, and on
the west by Public road.
The above will be sold to ply and
satisfy tho debt, interest and costs Ill
the above entitled and numbered suit.
lens Of sale
On q credit OF twelve months, purchas-
ers to give their notes with approved
personal security, the same to bear eight
Der cent interest from the day of sale
uptil paid. ~
Nav31-1a79. Sheriff.
Feliciana sentinel. [volume] (St. Francisville, La.) 1877-1892, 1879-08-02
A Source OF MUCH BODILY Evl

A SoUeCE OF MUCH BODILY EVIL
If the habit of body becomes irregular,
much evil is inflicted on the system.
The stomach hecomes disrept.c, bilious
symptoms develope themselves, the nerves
share in the the general disorder. 1t is
Of the utmost import ance that the bowels
should be thoroughly and speedily regu-
lated when they grow direlict. The cor
receive agent best adapted to This pur-
pose il Hostetter's Bitters. a wholesome,
non.criping vegetable laxative, worth all
the rasping cathartics invented since tue
tiue OF Paracelsns. People who have
been in tue habit Of using blue pill, CATO
mel, and other drugs and cheap nostr"ms
for constipation, should abandon such
hurtful aud useless medicines, and sub
stitute for them this pleasant aud gentle
aperient, which rot only produces the
purgative effect naturally, but also
Strengthens while it regulates the bow
els, stomach and liver. 1t moreover
cures and prevents intermittent and re
mittent levers, CONT, rheuma .is.n, debil-
ity and urinary trOu hles.
Feliciana sentinel. [volume] (St. Francisville, La.) 1877-1892, 1879-08-02
-CoNsT1PAT1oN.-Is ? disease-mak

-CoNsT1pA11oN.-Is ? disease-maker
to oil human beings. Tho rich and poor,
the old aud young, male aud female are
it's regular victims. At the bedside the
physician's first question is, show are
rnTr i,oweIsi' This condition has many
f"Iiows indigestion, acid stomach, heart
hmrn favers, hiliuusness, sick headache,
torpidity Of lbe liver, collie, fiatulency, in.
fiaa,matory diseases, nervousness. loss OK
whsther aflictiug old OF y.,ung, can all be
relieved by the use OF "Baisey's Saline
Ap.rient," which is pleasant and snar ri
ling purgative, acting speedily and freely
upon the stomach, bowels and iiv"r; giv:
ing tone and strepgth to all, relieving nnt
bmrn and acid stomach; cools and quiets
fsvers; never produces pain or =, nausea esss
and q the cheapest sasdicine ever eneSee
Feliciana sentinel. [volume] (St. Francisville, La.) 1877-1892, 1879-08-02
III Ed.

TAYLOR.-At his residence in this
Parish, on thursday. July 9th, 1879
JOHN Taylor. aged about 23 years u VA
tivs Of Scotland, and fol The pas: five Or
six years u resident of West felicia"a.
HALEY.-At Poolesville, Md. March
9Th, 1879 ALFRED G. HALEY, in the fifty
second year of his age, for many years u
resident Of Washington, D. C..
Mr.. Haley was a alive of West felici-
ara Parish. and for a number OF his earl
ar wears a resident of this village. He
will be remembered ty many OF our pres,
emit citizens for his many noble qnaltles
OF head and heart. Peace to fis ashea.
Feliciana sentinel. [volume] (St. Francisville, La.) 1877-1892, 1879-08-02
vrHE HENRIETTA HOUSE.
RAYOIJ SARA, LA.

BOARD can be procured by the day, week
on month, and at reasonable rates. In
the future as in the past, the table will
be supplied with the very best fare the
market affords. Elegant and we'll fur
nished rooms. Accommodating servants
constantly in attendance. Patronage So
lifted and satisfaction guaranteed.
Feliciana sentinel. [volume] (St. Francisville, La.) 1877-1892, 1879-08-02
|ur yourg friend Mr.. f.
Of Dallas. We return
! Texas papers.
following from tho Car
sryative, We regard a. q
| illustration Of the heated

n Gun CIUO n0e hIOOIy
ID q score Of the shooting
Red Store, Pointe Cou-
I 25,h. We regret our
! give the same 10 this
Hill do 90 in our next
We house of Mcss's. j.
kCo., has erected on the
syou Sara, a platform
bat capacity. 70: weigh
| seed and other !retxht
loo load. This i. . great
ht ADD is q striking evil
be progressive spirit o!
eommercis. 6rm.
issue will he found the
bot of Geo. ROBERT l.
q csodidate for Secre-
10 at tho elect on next
4 As will be observed ,
lie subject to the ac.io'
cratic party and if nom
Heel satir6ed. will give
1.-The party to which he
iauce.
Ter our readers to the
=. D. Tonge. In in-
this gentleman to the
ay remark he is q native
ana a graduate of the
[edical College. The
|ing had several years
10 fully prepared to
Etion.
Ward, SaIlie Mc1n
Lane. Charles Williams
y Wallace were all o"
lh last Tuesday night.
md hickory c'ut & We G
ch energy. The whole
rrested by CoHs'abfe
edDesday morning and
Ire Justice Ple,tinger
them under a peace
ID each. and fined th,m
"a couic g Singer Sewing
"a BY M. Il. RudA II
and a. g. cry piece Is
ed and adjustable
piece prove defective
years, he will suppl,
E CT cost executing any
bbi1s, and shutt'e-
n at DR.. 0. D Brooks
Sold for cash or OF
achines Of spy make,
1T payment for new
0athcr during severa
been very changeahlH
me time agreeable tt
nd country denizen.-
" showers were gladly
% refreshing factor It
r commercial existence
ag cotton-aDd also re
thermometer to such {
IN luce many believi :
belt away OF the face
10 change their minds
ding the cooling in
J, however, it has beer
RA.M.
Innocent remarks o
= frequently be d'sc'v
Of heaven. less ire
eeaole in maturity. 4
nee the two small child
our citiz me. (the oldes
Mt more than elk an,
our years Of age) wer'
their father and watch
'cat display tnrO"g'
Willie, the older
'pg for some moment
intently gazing on tn
suddenly he asked
nakes the lightning =?
trent could reply, lit
fhe younger, says
lflG. ito Dod >.,:n. n,
Feliciana sentinel. [volume] (St. Francisville, La.) 1877-1892, 1879-08-02
PROCLAMATION.
BY THE MAYOR.
MAYORS OFFICE, BAYOU SARA, !
=. l..ls, 90 900

La., July 20, 1879. !
Whereas, The prevalence of Yellow
Fever, in the city Of New Orleans, has
been made known to u, by telegraph,
Health for the city of New Orleans, this
day 18th of July 1879,
Now, therefore, John F. Irvine, Nay
or of the Town Of Bayou Sara, do, issue
this Proclamation, that all persons and
goods, from the City of New Orleans, or
other infected districts are forbidden, to
enter the limits Of this town, after
MONDAY AUGUST 4, 1879.
Aud Further. That all steam or other
water crafts, are hereby, forbidden. to
land discharge any freight. or passengers.
nuless by order Of Mayor and Council OF
Bayou Sara, under rules and Iegulat ons.
made by them for the government. OF
quarantine by and and water, under
such penalties as the town, ordinance
prescribes. j. +. IRVINE,
Mayor.
Feliciana sentinel. [volume] (St. Francisville, La.) 1877-1892, 1879-08-02
NOTICE.
STRAYED OR STOLEN.

IRON the Solitude Plantation, in this
IL Parish, five miles from the Court
House, on Bayou Sara Creek, one Dark
Bay Horse Colt, without any marks, two
yearls old. Also. one Roam Marc Colt.
two yea,s old, and branded on right
shoulder nth letter K. A liberal reward
for their recovery will he paid Ivy
j2s 1m. BOWMAN TURNER.