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ST. PETERsBuaG, March 2l.--A wol-known
Countess has hrru arrested In 81 ltttrs.u.n .UI 1uU
neeu0n with the ElhillstS
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1879-03-22
The signal once Prediction.

Increased cloudinoss. followed at night ny
nm cold northrrly backing " Want. .VaulcI,, NildL
AZ lVhsG pressure
The Arizona sentinel., 1879-04-12
Rules for she Care of sheep.

The following good rules for the care of
sheep we find floating around without
credit. The writer, evidently, understand 5
how to take care of sheep, and every
farmer who keeps sherp-as most far
mers should. at least a few-ougb: to-
paste these simple rules upon his stable
door, that himself and hands may see them
often, and adhere to them strictly:
Keep the sheep dry under foot with lit
ter-is even more necessary than roofing
them. Never let them stand or lie in
mud or snow,
Take up lamb bucks early in summer,
ana keep them up until December, when
they may be turned out.
Remove the lower bars as the sheep
enter or leaves yard, thus avoiding bro
ken limbs. Count them every day.
Begin gaining with the greatest care
and use the smallest quantity first,
Il 2 sV*e loses a lamb, milk daily few
days and mix a litle alum with her salt.
Let no hogs eat with sheep.
In weaving lambs use little mill feed.
Never frighten sheep if you can AVOID
it.
Sow rye for week ones in cold weather.
In the fall separate the weak, thin or
sick from the strong, and give extra
care.
If one is hurt, catch at once; wash the
wound; if in fly time apply spirits turpen-
tine daily; always wash with something
healing. SpliHter broken limbs tightly,
loosening as the limb swells.
Keep a number of good bells on them.
Don't let them spoil wool with b'lrrs.
Cut tag locks in early spring.
For scours give pulverized alum in
wheat bran. Prevent by taking great care
in changing dry for green feed.
If lame, examine feet, clean out hoofS;
pare hoofs, if unsound, and apply tobacco
boiled with blue vitriol in little water.
If the weather is not too cold shear at
once sheep beginning to she'd and care
fully save pclts of those that die.
Have some good book on sheep to
refer to. twill put money in thy purse.
The Arizona sentinel., 1879-04-12

400 P M. = e ExeeP P pN,i,
ger Train to Santa Monica.
ARRIVES at 3:25 P. NJ
Notice-On Sundays this train will
leave Santa Monica at 400 P. NJ, and Los
Angeles at $40 P. NJ.
The Arizona sentinel., 1879-04-12

10.0k A. M.-DAILY-Local Pas
IU.CC senger Train to Wilmington.
ARRIVES at 9:10 A. NJ
The Arizona sentinel., 1879-04-12

1O.OS A. M.-DAILY-San Fran
lUsOC cisco Through Freight and
Third Glass Accommodation Train
(Arrives at II 80 A. NJ
The Arizona sentinel., 1879-04-12
ARIZONA SENTINEL.
SCORING AGENT GAVETT.
Judge Hoffman Talks Plainly
About Revenue Seizures.

The case of the United States u.s. Menier
has occupied the United States District
Court for the last two days. In the month
of February the Revenue officers received
an intimation that an illicit distillery WAS
being carried on on Dupont street. They
accordingly went to the premises and
found a still in the basement of the house
in full force Not content, however, with
Selling all the apparatus found, and the
restaurant above, belonging to Menler,
they seized the whole of the premises,
the owner of which was Mrs. BraEnan.
A iurv was Yesterday Impaneled to try
The case. The defence was that "a man by
the name of Bernard occupied the base
ment The evidence produced by the
United States failed to connect Mrs. Bran
nan with a Knowledge OF the distillery in
the remotrst degree. At the conclusion
of the testimony fer the prosecution. Mr..
Latimer, who appears fer Mrs. Brannan,
moved that the case as against her be
taken from the jury, the evidence i'll no
way connecting her with Bernard. The
Assistant District Attorney opposed the
motion on the ground that at the conclu-
sion OF the whole of the testimony was
the proper time for such an application
to be made. Judge Hoffman said:
I do not see that there is a particle OF
proof. nor even the ground for suspicion
AGAINST this lady. l do not see why i
was that the revenue agents seized this
nropertv, unless it was to disgust the
community more with the harShness o
this law. This lady is compelled to come
here and employ eminent counsel, wht
necessarily Will not waste their time TO
nothing, when there is not a shadow o
doubt about the case 1t seems to me t
he an endeavor to aggravate the harsh
ness of the administration Of this law
| do not see any reason why should no
instruct the Jury that there is not a par
ticle of evidence here, nor a ground 70
suspicion, that the owner of this propert
had ANYTHING. 10 do with the distillerl
| think it is very fit, when the proSecu
ton have not got ssclntilla of evidence
not enough 20 cause IA conjecture or SUI
position against. this lady, that her cas-
should be taken from the jury. ! do nC
see why should keep the parties in CouI
in order for the United States to st
whether the other side can make out an.
thing that will benefit them. | do not thin
such proposition ought tohe entertline
| shall direct a verdict TO be entered fl
i Mrs. Brannam | will take that rcspoI
sibility on myself, and will not permit
to go to the jury. There is nothing f
the jury as regards her case. There
not shadow of proof against this lady.
The case as regards 'Menier was tn,
proceeded with and resulted III a verdi
If for the Government and against Me
ier.-Ch'onicle.
The Arizona sentinel., 1879-04-12
Sales of Ores

Gold, Silver, Copper or Lead, viii be
made at highest possible rates for account
of owners My long experience and con-
nection with buyers in the different mar
kets give mea very decided advantage over
any one in the Territory in making such
sales to the Profit Of those entrusting them
to me. Correct and responsible assays
obtained and submitted when desired.
The Arizona sentinel., 1879-04-12

feel under increased obligations for the
patronage so literally accorded me as the
successor of the old and successful house
of VIM. B. Hooper & Co., and while ac-
tnowledging this fact, allow me TO add that
those dealing with me will find as cOmplf e
a stock as was ever offered by the old firm
r.ith all that is new and desira bic in addi-
''0 JAMES NJ. BARNEY.
The Arizona sentinel., 1879-04-12
Special Orders
Commission and Forwarding.

Every attention will be paid to forward
ing consignments Of Merchandise, Machin-
cry, Ores, Hides, etc, either to or from the
interior.
The Arizona sentinel., 1879-04-12
Gold Dust

Gold and Silver Bullion, Omitted States
Treasury Drafts, Legal Tenders, Soldiers
Warrants, Bankers Drafts and Good Com
mercial Paper, Grain, Hides, Wool and all
Territorial and Mexican Products bought
at value for Cash; or advanced on as may
be desired.
The Arizona sentinel., 1879-04-12

1.1S P. M-DAILY-Sa Francisco
i y Express Train, connecting at
Lathrop with the Atlantic Express Train
Of the Central Pacific Railroad.
arrives at ] .55 P NJ
The Arizona sentinel., 1879-04-12

OK P. M.-DAILY-LOcal Passen
LsfC ger Train to Wilmington.
(Arrives at 2:20 P. NJ
The Arizona sentinel., 1879-04-12

.O0 P. M-DA1LY-Local Passen-
4 .UU ger Train to Santa Ana, con-
Meeting with stages for San Diego.
(Arrives at $50 A. NJ
The Arizona sentinel., 1879-04-12

0.OS P. NJ. -DAILY-Arizona Ex-
L.ZC press, connecting at Yuma
with daily stages for Prescott, with Colo
RADIO River steamers, and with daily trains
of the Southern Pacific Railroad of Ari
iona for Stanwix, U.s. miles east of fuma)
and end of track. Daily stages for Mari
copa, Phoenix, Florence and Tucson.
arrives at 2:15 P. M
The Arizona sentinel., 1879-04-12
S, ., r. r.
COMMENCING JAN. s, 1879,
And until further notice,

Will leave LOS ANGELES as follows;
n 90 A. M.-DAILY-Via L. A. & L.
JsOU R. R-Local Passenger Train
to Santa Monica ARRIVES at $40 A. NJ
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-01-15
TRgSTEES SALE OF UNWoRKED,
L WELLcsEAsONED
Wagon Material, sc.

lae undersigned Trustee hereby gives notice, that
:! ,ifile Of the authority dcTiTri by him from a
uri ol Trust made by William McSab6 to linn, dated
we lsIa day OF May, 1858, and now Of record In the
ohSroi the County Court Of Ohio county, West
ssHgah Ia BOX Of beds u Trust and Mortgages
N@', At folio Us, he will, gu
SATURDAY, December II, A. D. 1878,
SomaeneihS at 10 o'clock A. w. sell at pubc auction,
~ tTS IrhlN'' on Twentieth street, between Main
1ol Market streets In the city Of Wheeling State Of
w, nH' i1FSlniA, known as McSabb'S Wagon shop the
''Io.'lE lrrs"nal property, tU-wlt:
~ u lelo'' ANSutcd sizes, about 200 In lot: lot
Se cane cart slOkts, about SOO lot Of cane cart
IsoE'ri att' about 800; Slt ielI0es for front
uTS cane wagon; li5 cane cart locust hubs, NOR
q SNAIL cane cart habS, mOrGiSed; about 500 10.
~ 'hr rough assorted Sizes 40 light two
~ HANoh hounds lUhlnd hounds for cane wagons.
SiTOns hounds for cauc wagons; I2OOx tongue hoInjS
az Ae tells Nhd boards and holsters for wagons: lJ
~, Hn 'adt' u hickory Axles; about l9,..Si feet
lAnA aud SAnilinH; Is pieces for timber wheel
one uhiIFr wheel axle, tire, screws aud bands:
SVI nsr u3Ail's machine one large paint grinding
- ~, Vne platform scale, ono wheel tenOnlnR ma.
'Al IOt OF paint sale In the office two Sets Of
y. nnl'h tt"S, two bolt cutting machines. lot 81
lH e1r Iron IN shop, aud one paIr Of wheels And
H% o. A'hEee'u wheeled cart.
4GAAA w SALE-CRsh.
crruv,, John ROBERTSON, Trustee.
|ALDWELL CALDWELL, AttOrneya
~ hERvEr, AuctiOneCr, deq
lae above Nn IL adjourned mill SATI'pHIy
PlHs ''''' N ~ u E'ock A. ~, ~ same
drlG InuN Dnp1,u-,,o,,
u,,, ~; IeO'" sale adjourned until TUESDAY, Jan.
~ ~ " 1872 At 10 o'clock A. NJ. nj Slme nlare
JOHN ROBERTSON, Trustee
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MoUNDsvnLE.
Impressions Of the Legislature.


MouNDsvILLE, January IS, 1870.
Editors IutOlllgeucer
1t was my privilege to spend last Satur-
day in Wheeling, and to attend the session
OF the House Of Delegates, and 1t might
not be embarrassing to some Of your read
ers to give the impressions made upon my
mind while there. l, as matter OF course,
am inexperienced in such matters, but It
is impossible to visit such a place without
forming some opinion concerning the
body Of men thus assembled. must say
that the House compares very iavorably
with the one in session two years ago.
True, We miss the commanding presence
Of Judge Ferguson, Of Capital removal
fame, and Explanation" Farnsworth Is
not present to have his say on all subjects.
Still their places are well filled BY others
Of perhaps equal talent The members Of
the House appear to be all earnest workers,
and from the amount Of work they arc
mapping out in the shape Of bills,
resolutions, &C., they also surely
have the will to undertake almost
anything. One thing seemed strange to
one otacquainted with such proceedings
viz: that so many resolutions, bills, &c,
are referred to the different committees
touching the self same subject. It may be
that, being young members, many think
that TO gain reputation as legislators 1t
is necessary to introduce sundry bills,
even II they do not expect them 10 pass.
Speaker Mofet presides with grace and
dignity, and l heard many words OF praise
spoken concerning his course in the selec.
ton OF his committees. He surely has
done well, and deserves great praise In
departing from the old time honored rule
Of tayoring party all the way through,
formed the acquaintance OF Prof, Hill
Of Charleston, Chairman ofthe Committee
on EDUCATION, and ! take It from what
saw Of him that he Is the right man il
the right place. My old friend
and schoolmate, Captain Poundstone, O
upshur, was in his place, d close observer
; and ready and willing to work. Republi
can Upshur Is not misrepresented politi
cally this time, as 1t has been for iouI
, years past.
find our Marshall delegates well rep
resented on committees, especially frienC
, Ewing, who holds the second position o.
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WHISTLES SALE OF REAL ESTATE.

l. ,i,,.. at deed Of trust made BY Philip Grub
a., W.f!rr' HI, Wife to Tue, dated Tue l!ih Of March,
", md recorded In the office Of the CLERK o. the
E',,,y C.lf, u Ohio County, Wcst Virginia. In
N..ii trust Box No, Y, page w, shall sell II
IN ,aIilnu. 10 the highest bidder, n the front
%yS, The Court House VI AaId county, In the city Of
Whreingo on
TUESDAY, FEBRUARY lin, 1872,
.,.r.,eigs at 10 o'clock A. ", acertain portion or
=, a. ,tuund u that parcel Of land which Was on the
~ IN Of February, 1870, conveyed TO Chrlatiau
Nv lied from T. Il. liuShhcld Ut n, as recorded
~ H. ErrprIer, office Ui Ohio county, West Virgil
IT, IN I lglk No b. page lGG, the portion or lot 70
tI,I Lrips bounded and described VI follows Be-
,sping an lip north side Ui the County Road at the
s'Th .a,, corner VI ChIrles SchWertiegeF'S lot,
,Ssnr. tunnltl along said County Road 10 north
',,s,n direction hity 50l feet, thence noTthWarlly 10
G,r,r, Run y.INe ~ feet, thence down said run
sGy ''0 let, to Srhwrrti,gris line, thence AOuth-
.,Ily along .l sChNerliCGerS East line sixty 100
lei 1; tie place u beginning.
lem. Of sale One hall Of the purchase money,
nugh moFt a1 the purchaser uay elect 10 hand,
~ L,,pc in two equal ustAllmentS payable Slx and
iS,yr month, respectively after date Of sale. with ln-
igt The purchaser IN give bonds UE the deferred In
,t,men, secured by drtd VI trust on tho property,
i,r,bsr With policy VI Insurance gu the building,
AIN assigned Title believed to I've good, but selling aS
tyaise shall convey only such title u ID vested In
M by AIi decd Of trust,
ByGEO. T. LlSClI, Solicitor.
WM. Z. HAEDLAN, Trustee.
VIII lIALLER AuctiOneeT. JAMS
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;,,pt,srEEs SALE

,f,,n, n ,leel Of trust made BY Samuel y
WIZ ',. dated August 2slh, 1916 and reSoried
y Ia bed k No. I IsS AZ coa 40 ' w. SS Vs.
?9ti% %, ,"I Ti'L.pAY. FEBRUARf llTil, 4, 1872
., oa ", sell at Public Auction
g ~ bidder a, a. the front = @o %o ~ Y.
Court iQ'S s,',i,y Described real estate tO.wiL A
VIC ~ \, r. in aid town. County aud state on
R %, ~, Scuni aud Mound streets fronting any.
one street aud extending aI,S a.. 'e Ss sSIs
sllln u'" lrut pnrlOnOi the property EFAnted
,! W. wa EIWafI, and O,herr trustees, 10 said
X .h G" by del dated April 2gth iS4, aSd nov o.
fenfl !" ,TT,y. OF SGLE- ono hundred dollars In
~ NV ' thr residue In two equal inssallnients, 10
tssc All rsn,ccg nouths the 3ay o. ale WIZ
iS5e,t from That day lhe deferred ayAsas T y -
sN lu IA Gat selling rs trustee shall only con.
,urh utg A, /. vested In me by aid deed q trust
Wy 'u'" "'' GEORGE b, CALDWELL
TFnataa
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THE WEDNESDAY MORNING JANUARY

the Judiciary, and Is also Chairman OF one
OF the most Important committees.
J. T. Nealls. Doorkeeper OF the House
oils the position very gracefully. twas
my pleasure % form his acquaintance
some two years ago under different though
very favorable circumstances. We also
served together during the war, though
we were not permitted 70 form each others
acquaintance personally. At times we
were dangerously near each other, but
being on opposite sides Of the question we
did not have time for enjoying each 9TH
eF's society as we now have. The House
surely made good selection for Door.
keeper. m 7f ID
], H. Furbee, Of Marion, than whom
there Is not more earnest man In the
House, Is always In his place and hard at
work. lteel under many obligations 10
him for courtesies shown. Holt, OF Pres.
ton, has the name Of being the best look.
Ing man In the House. The ladies' Of
Wheeling say 80. My visit was q pleasant
one, and hope l may be able 10 repeat Il
often. Ill = - i
In my last mentioned that our oil well
had frozen up, but have since been In.
formed that / did great injustice 10 the
Company In making this assertion, and /
hereby, as gracefully as possible, take II all
back, and acknowledged that I had been
wrongtully Informed, The we'll "a being
cased preparatory 10 pumping, and In q
very short time we may expect oil in
abundance.
Our County Court begins to-day TO sit
for q week at least, and It would be pleas.
ant, II the cold weather continues, 10 pro.
tract the session for several weeks, We
may not have the luxury very long, for I
find that many members Of the LeRisla.
ture are determinedto kill II, 90 let's enjoy
the luxury while we have II,
Col. Bowen talks on temperance here
Wednesday night. He Ia expected 10
make things lively on the temperance
4uoa""u' ..W NN..a.. I!I. A.ull
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-01-15

As Areliable aud cheap remedy Tor the
various affections Of the throat and lungs,
We heartily recommend Dr.. Balls Cough
Syrup. Price % cents,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-01-15
n..,utssa' Sales.

....,,,,.grPr'S SALE OF CHAPLINE
f1Rl :, ~ pir.IpESCE. by virtue o. deed d
trust nrie .sJa1Ty I. ISIS. and recorded ll BOX
f i viz 3ist tot lS at is sIa4I TI19tp AZ
me- G. 5a, Of one s2aRsy, " nv ISe iolioxihi
fEBlil Az i,SI, lot No 1862, situated % ihI
IcyfyT,., W Ch5pnc street, between 2!d ahd ~
t .I c5 oneth EoF a, much 70, more 1I 4,
aaShaaf may elect to pay Ia cash aau SShSsn
au.r 10 "it, interest ii IGr cent. The deteTrsd
aonih, 'a ~ h. ".ccnrrd BY deed q trust on the
pay a',,D" wi and an insurance to the amount Of
E,gn' the bcac0t Of the trust npprt, ,r,r,,..
t.uraFV isiN laub, ID,S1tIcd
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TRUSTEES SALE.

NH 'm ng prCi Of Trust made by william Nc
49, ahl Annie 7, McSabb, his Wife TO The under
Il -, trustee, dael the 18th day OF May, 1875, and
OAlia 'hc Clcrk's office Of the County Court Of
Al wv. Nrt Virginia, In bJOk Of deeds Of trust
vii % ''e'' ''' o u rage u.s. the undersigned
= TUESDAY the 18th day Of December, A, D. 1873,
NS- ir at 10 o'clock 4. NJ, sell at public auction
in N. Sl' lC1T Of the Court lIO,Se Of aid county
drStb,! Of Wheeling, Nest Virginia, the iolloWIfis
Et,, tAl estate situate In said civ county and
iol SnSIE The undivided half Of all that part Of
div TbTstN siEhiy-ninc, In the Sth Ward of sLd
rI, Of ,S,, Hi bAI measures S9 feet In width and
S p'N Nhetc the western houndRrv ~ III nStS ~
n. .iis With tho North line OF 40th street. 10
MIN 81! utIrIhaiicr mentioned and Al riRht an1les
rgi,, HI.ey ahi said Iat also includes The Him.
dnVb ~ SioWnd, between said limo last named
Md lot sdj"n Sur! amd 10Th street, tho aid part Of
lot mi !o' al Alley on the east side Of aid part
nms ~ measures w feet on Goth Strcet and bas an
EIhh Wv, sou shops lately operated bY William Nc.
and Tbn,,,. =, we same granted TO William McNabb
drtd d1,sI MGi'1i by Thomas Neill aud others by
Cl.fk',osc" ny SUI l@i, and now Of record 10 aid
s,,sS.. 3E SALE-ORe-thIrll Of the purrbRSS Honsv
NV II more thereof the purchaser NAV eIert K
mar t'h, aud the residue Ia two eouNf inStsiI,
d. ,nA ,S Interest from the day Of Me. nSyAhi,
lt and months respectively from the day n
This Hill l. y! u'fu OF trust on tho pfODAFtV Md
,h,iI oons believed good, but selling a. Trnstse
tsJ trs!, on'y such tile a Ia vested 10 me BY nd
Lc yIr,vrGJE GEORGE u. CALDWELL, Trustee.
The AiSTs ~ 4 q uEEuoneer. mold
rttraGyr%,,SS 'c mas been adjourned until FRIDAY
PIee. ~ ~ 's'e' al 10 o'clock A, ~, a. SanI
n. ,h,, GEORGE h. CALDWELL. Trustee.
Ilnasty s,I we ,I adjourned until WEDNESDAY
De, ' ,f6 y y eSlOsk 4, Y, At same place.
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TRUSTEES SALE.

Byyriac u a deed Of trust male by Daniel Cady 10
the undersigned trustee, dated the 18th day Of May,
ls;, and recorded in the office Of the Clerk Of the
Coanty Court Of Ohio county, West Virginia, In Deed
d Trust Box No. IS, page 625, will on
TUESDAY. the 10Th day Of January, A. D. 1879,
BEGINNING a, 10 O'Clock A. NJ Of said day, at tho front
dor ii the Court House Of Ohio county 10 the city
d Wheeling, sell at public auction the following de-
hr real estate that Is u say: The west half u lot
numbered one hundred and seventy (i7Ol, being on
ihc noflh Ie of and bounding Seventeenth street
lOld hne street, In the city Of Wheeling county Of
Ohio and state u West Virginia, being thirty feet 10
front aud one hundred anil twenty (l20) feet back.
Excepting FROM the Ab0ve described property the
roth lhitII-Ihfrr 1881 feet heretofore conveyed by
Daniel Cady and wife to Mary Jane CRdy, vile u
AlonIo Cpiy, by deed dated the l4th day Of April,
1876 and ryOulel In the office Of the Clerk oil the
County Court Of Ohio county In Deed Book No. 6S,
PIse lss.
TmAs OF SALg-One.halI, or as much more Of the
purrhG money as the purchaser may elect 10 pay, In
ash and the residue In six aud twelve months from
the day VI ale tile purchaser to give his notes secured
BY drcl Of trust Un said property for the sud de-
lsrtri hStilIinents, payable SIX and twelve months
respectively from the day Of sale, with interest from
nidh!. -
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ITns leaving Columbus nj $40 P. n. and $50 A, n,
run daily. Through Chicago express leaves ColYmbn.
oay except Sunday, at $40 p. NJ, with sleeping car
1uAehed, arriving Ia Chicago al 7SO neIt morning.
SeIte: can b secured In AdVanee at Union DeISt
Pullman's PalAoo Drawing Room Sleeping Chr,
hrough Without change from Stebenville and Colum.
sss Cincinnati, Louisville, indianapolis and 81,
For through Tickets, BaggaEe Checks. sleepIuv Car
eeommodatienst and any further Information, nppiy
2 J0S. n. BElLEVlLI.E, Ticket Agent AZ Pax
5and!e Depot loot Of Eleventh street, or Al civ
ueket omee, under MeLure HOUSE, Wheeling,
D. W. CALDWELL,
A. Genl Manager, Columbus, o.
Cent supt. Pittsburgh, Pa.
nj. den'l Pass. aud Ticket Agent Columbus, o.
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ElsH-MAeterel, Mo-. !, ? and Ia barrels, half bar
rel, and hs. Lake Herring 10 hall and quarter
barrels salt WaieT Herring 10 barrels and half 6aI.
M.REILLf 1900 and 1911 Malnsl.