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The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1879-04-16

BERLIN MARBLE WoRKs.-The Berlin
Marble works have on hand the finest as
soriment of Monuments and Headstonei
that have ever been exhibited at one time
in this county. All who are DESTROYS o
erecting marble OF any description over
the graves of departed friends. will lind il
greatly to their advantage TO call at these
works before purchasing and you will
lind that you can buy a better quality OF
work at from 10 to 20 per cent. less than
You can get il elsewhere. The carving o
first-class Monuments and heavy Head.
stones are made a speciality but all can be
supplied, from those who want a plain s.
Headsione up. Al are invited to call dur
ing this month, as the winter stock will BE-
removed in May. and you will not have 81
good Il variety TO select from.
II. III. KooNTz,
proprietOr.
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II is with regret that We chronicle the
fact That our esteemed iellaw towIsman,
Rev. y. B. Critchfield, has removed from
our pleasant town To Berlin. Somerset Co.
BY bis geni,emanly department and up
right life while among Us, Mr.. Criichfeld
has made many last friends. We feel that
we can lily afford TO lose such citizens.
One thing is worthy of note. When the
closing hours of the school which he
taught during the winter had come, his
scholars presented him with an autograph
album, as a token Of their esteem. We
congratulate Berlin on the acquisition o.
one OF cur best iamilies.-M. PcasaaI
Darn.
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THE RESOLUTIONS

are That we. honorably discharged
Union soldiers and sailors, who served
during the late rebellion. desire and deem
il eminently proper 10 express our atleI
contempt OF any organization OF men. call.
ing themselves soldiers, VINO are furnl shed
arms by the National government, who,
under any circumstances or prelenses
whatever, would consent or be persuaded
to appear upon the public stress oil any
city in this onion without bearing the
Stars and Stripes. That said Company A
OF this city, by appearing upon the streets
OF the Capital OF the United States as es-
corts for a military organization without
the national flag, merits and deserves the
reproach and contempt of all loyal men,
and that in the future we shall regard the
absence of the United States flag from their
ranks on parade as a direct and intended
insult to the entire loyal community,
and as forfeiling their support, etc.
PICKET.
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10 La

Atno time have Groceries been offered az low in
price as are quoted on my March Price List The
quality Ofan goods will he fnlly maintained ami
70 those who have never bought from me, all Z AK
Is n small trial order. To facilitate this. l viii,
during this month III orders for any cents worth
Of each article AZ The same rate as the dollar
worth Of each.
Particular attention paid TO packing and ship
ping promptly all orders received by EAfI- All
goods are carefully wrapped, boxed and delivered
81 depCts free Of charge.
F5-Ifa any Of my customers DO not get my Prize
List the first OF each month, wish they would
write me-. and the NEG Enlarged Price Lat will be
raus fsur-r4rNFa1r
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He put his arm around her waist
And swoFe an awful swore,
And as be jerked it of again
He said,
I've fel. that Pin-aiore.

Mr.. Frank Chorprning. of the Rsi,maus
~.Jongnat. who is ut present o. a sisii 10 his
friends and relations in this place. called
ia TO see Us the other dav. Frank looks
as hale and hearty as in dsysot yore. when
he used 10 handle a ''stick' and rule in
the Somerset Democrat.
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Fox & Co. have Just received from the
East the largest. finest, best selected. and
cheapest stock of carpets ever brought "a
Somerset county. You can get everything
you want in the carpet line. from On ele-
CANT Brussels or Three ply Ingram. for
your parlor. 10 a fine strong Venetian
Twill for your kitchen Or dining room.
Call around and see their stock and if you
are not suited il must be because you do
not want to buy.
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JExTERTowS ITEMs.-MR. EprToR:-
1t Is very seldom we notice anything IN
your well appreciated paper concerning
our hamlet so fayorably situated. Please
allow me space in the columns OF your pa
per for the insertion Of a few items. hoping
they may interest some Of the many read
ers oil the HERALD.
Our town is small, yet ii is on the in
crease. IL has increased both in the mum
Der of houses and inhabitants during tile
past few years.
Our school, which has been successfully
taught, by J.. Ankeny. closed on the 9th OF
this month, when Mr.. Ankcny, having
taken the advice of Horace Greeley, went
West.
We are sorry to say that " of our for
mer villagers have left us and have gone
to till the soil. We wish them success in
their new field OF labor.
Onr boys in the band are doing finely,
and are frequently giving us some very
good music.
Mr.. Irwin J. Hefiiey is with Us at pres
cnt, teaching the boys of the band, with
unusual good success. Mr.. Heffiey is a
very kind and obliging young msn, and
we always miss him when he leaves u tor
q few weeks.
] mas. say our village has been in rather
O lively mood for some time. Mr.. Sipe,
our young and enterprising merchant, is
doing q very good business. To judge
from appearances and the many who visit
him, we conclude there must be something
inviting in our little village.
Mrs. w. S. Matthews is II the East Wis
ting her parents.
Rev. Henry Sifert and lady will return
in a few weeks. no doubt greatly benefited
in health. by their visit among their old
friends.
Mr.. W. Frank Taul, a resident OF our
village, is at present in Pittsburgh. He is
there carrying on his business-paper
hanging.
The farmers Of our community. or at
least some Of them. are glad that the sea
son is SO favorable TO sugar making.
Dox QUIxorE.
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SoLcaoS UHI..

This has been a very hard winter on ali
kinds of small game. II is almost impos-
sible TO find a rabbit track and the pleas
ants or grouse seem 10 be very scarce.
Even the foxes are said to be in a starving
condition. We learn OF some Of the latter
beng found either too weak TO run. or
actually starved 10 deaih.-Forsst Nation
al.
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-~A~--

All accounts on my books must be set.
tied before May Isl. After that date they
will go into the hands OF an officer for col
lection. | hope those whose accounts are
unsettled on May LIST, viii. not be offended
when they find them placed for collection.
| viii be found at my residence.
j. +. BLYMYER.
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CASH Door AND SHOE STORE All per.
sons that wish to buy boots. shoes and
CATERS. for as small q sum as possible will
consult their own interests best by calling
and examining the new stock of goods just
received at The Cash Boot and Shoe Store
of solomon Uhl. as he IS determined tha;
no reasonable person shall have any cause
Of COMPLAINT against either the quality OF
price OF his goods.
SOLOMON Uni.
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Perfected Butter Color. made by Wells,
Richardson & Co. Burlington. VI, is pre-
ferred by such authorities in doing work,
as Jones & Faulkner. winners of the 500
irst prize, and i. ). Houston, Kenosha,
Wis. winner of the $50 first prize at the
great Dairy Fair. They use il regularly.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1879-04-16

The stream Of negro ~emigraBts coniin-
ues TO pour through ST. Louis on its way
westward. The colored people of that
city have won deserved applause for the
intelligence and generosity they have man.
Tested IN taking care OF these OF the emi-
grants who were not able to take care Of
themselreS.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1879-04-16

New SToRE--Miss NJ. b. Cunningham
has commenced business in her new 5 tore
Room in the West Ward. She will keep
in stock a full line of Notions. Trimmings,
Millinery, &c, &c. Hats and Bonnets
trimmed to order in latest styles. New
goods constantly received. Give her a
call
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Mr. John Waterman wishes 10 inform
the public that be Is now the sole proprie.
io5 of the Glade House Barber shop. and
that be has re-furnished and fixed things
up 10 first class style. He now has The
neatest and best furnished shop in the
town. and will be glad to have all his old
customers continue their patronage. as
well IS any others who NAV wish to hare
anything done in his line. If YOU wish 10
have an easy shave or your hair cat curly.
give 'NiXie" a call.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1879-04-16

SH0T.-As train number one on the
Pittsburgh Division of the B. 81 o. II. X.
WIS passing Glencoe, in this comfy. on
Monday night, the engineer. Daniel Cos.
iello was fired at. The bali passed through
the engine cab and through the engineers
coat. Three men, supposed TO be the par
tics who fred at the engineer. have been
arrested and are now in custody.
\ later rumor from Glencoe says the
ball struck Constello just above the hip
joint and passed out at the back.
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We sre informed hy Mr.. C. T Rhoads
Of the firm OF G F. Rhoads & Co. Liver,
& Exchange Stables. that from the first o
December 1873. until the 10Th Of March.
1879. there has been shipped from Somer
sci 80 the Eastern market. &c car loads o
horses. amounting 20 SIC head. at an av.
ersge price, our informant thinks. Of $50
per head. netting our farmers SAC. $50.
There are siiil plenty tor sale, but some
y nat scattered.
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"A new broom sweeps clean" is the old
maxim which we are in hopes will prove
true IN regard 10 the new borough officers.
Our worthy Mayor could do no better act
than TO instruct his police to have the pave
ments and streets cleaned of the boxes,
boards, ash piles. etc. which line The side.
walks.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1879-04-16

BY reference 10 orr advertising columns
it viii be seen that Doctor Ed. NJ. Kim
mel has associated his son II. 5. Kimmel
with him in the practice of medicine.
Harry has Just reinined from Philadelphia
where he has been pursuing his studies
We bespeak for the lew frm a largely in
creased nractice.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1879-04-16

Died. at the residence Of her father, at
hslf-past one O'Clock Sunday afternoon.
Annie Simpson, a bright little child OF
about fourteen wears Of age. This Is the
second great atiiiciion the beFeaved parents
have been called upon to suffer within the
past month. Their friends and the COM
muniiy at large %sympathize most deeply
with them in their distress.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1879-04-16

Architects and school boys having maps
and plans 10 draw find Lemons Dyes the
most convenient form OF colors. They are
pat up bv Wells, Richardson & Co.. Bur-
lington. VI. These Dyes are the best to
be had for general use. Druggists have
them.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
n warrant

allows an officer to go through your house from
cellar TO garnet, and Iindsey's Blood
SeaPchoY Is warranted 10 go Through your sss
tenn from Top to toe and drive cut all blood diseases.
preachers and people. Scrofuia. Mcrcurial DIG
eases, Erysipelas. Tettor. Ulcers IN the Lungs OF
on the Skin, Boiis. Pimples, &c we warrant 1t e
cure. u Is . purely Vegetables Compound and
Powerful Tonic. For sale by all Druggists. See
that our name is on the bottom Of the Wrapper
r.. +. SELLERS K CO., Prpp'rs. PITTSBURGH. Pa.
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'CLYDESDALE L WAX WORK STALLION

wish to say 10 the farmers Of the county that I
will stand my horse . Noble Prank at my home,
one and a half miles west Of Jennertown. and az
the stable OF William Horper, and al - from
the LIST day OF Apri. until the 5th day OF July, 1879,
AZ the low price OF six dollars 10 insure a mare.
Mode Prank Is by Hefiiey's Black Horse
Niger imported from England his dam was n
hye-esghths nicod marc BY imported Wax Works,
also breugh BIZ from England, making him seven
Fights blood. only wish for parties who wish to
raise stock TO see him. as no timer horse stands in
the county 70 day. and at the low price OF service
he cannot fan to please. Payment to be made
when the mare Is known to lie with fcai. Any
person parting with a mare OF not attending with
m insured mare regularly will he held resporsi-
Bile Tor the insurance. Good care taken but no
responsibility for accidents
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DESCRIPTION

Wax Work .Jr. is a beaufifai main gany bay.
ayeaTs old. Is hands high. and weighs 1909 pounds,
perfectly clean and sound. vita heavy. short legs
close POINTED, Of great strength, good action.
thoroughly good tempered AMI has proved himself
n good stock getter. He was got by Wax Work,
imported from England at q heavy expense by the
Pennsylvania Stock Importing Company, Geo
johnson. ageni,) was owned By the Wesfmoreland
and Faycite Horse Company. Hisdam is a large,
well formed. Bay Chester Lson mare, or stomp
err His grand sire ..Glory." the property Of Mr..
Taylor Of Somham, England. Ne, By the noted
horse GLORY who won \ cup at Walden and q
prize at Wisebeck. The dam OF Wax Work Jr.,
was a superior brown mare By Young Honest
Tom. The Sire Of whose grand Sire was the eel
ebrated horse "H0nest Tom that was sold for
$1,000. Mr.. Counfrym3n purchased Wax Work
Jr. Of Philip Aukerman OF Lycipus. Westmore
land county, Pa, for a large sum of money. Wax
Work Jr. was on exhibition al the Wesimoreland
county fair held at Greenshurg. Pa. where he
drew first premium. lie was also on'exhibiiIon at
the Somerset county fair held 10 1873, 1s7s. 1910
ISL, where he drew first premium each time.
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Joha II. Sayder. a retired merchant OF
Stoy stoWn. aged about Sc years, who has
been married to lis third vile Tor seven
years. she being q widow at the time of
marriage and neither having been bless
Ell with olive branches with their previous
marriages. were eiaied last week by Mrs.
Snyder presenting her iiege lord with a
foe bouncing daughter. Here's Bur = :,
John, and may more branches gather
around your festive board. 10 cheer you
and yours in your declining years. Ms
Snyder, we understood. was formerly a
Lambert. and a sister of Mrs. ]. Wsters
and Mrs. ]. Shoemaker ofour ciiy.-JohSs-
torn Democrat.
The Democrat is wrong shipped one Of
Mr.. Snyder's sons learned his trade ia this
ofice.-ED
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A beautiful loon, weighing seven and
three fourth pounds. was shot by Mr..
George Curley, OF Mineral Point. on
Thursday hast. The bird was presented
10 Mr.. George Taymsn. who had it stuff
ed :" and il now ornaments the Office Of
the Somerset House" This species of
bird is very rare in these parts. seldom be-
ing seen, excep; on large bodie, OF water.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1879-04-16

Capt John II Hita. Of Sioys;own, las
week met with an in%convenient loss OF
some filthy ldcre in the shape of twenty
dollars ard a gold ring belonging TO hi.
vile. They were left in a pocket book
thar was placed behind the bar counter.
whilst the Captain was temporarily absent
IN the back ward. sslsiing 10 boiling off
some maple. syrup Suspicion bears
strongly on certain parties neal that vii
lage.
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ed viii expose 70 public sale AZ flne mr. II SAID
county, on
Tuesday, ApriE %. 1879,
At 70 o'clock, A n, all the following described real
ezsatc Of John K. Bose, viz
MOL The undivided ne-balfof certain lotoi
ground situate in Pine Hi, containing acre,
more OF less on which i erceted a large frame store
and dwelling house.
Me- The surface &c a certain lot. near Berlin.
adjoining lands Of VIM Weller and others con
taining : acres. more OF less, upon which i erected
\ dwelling house.
No. 3. The undivided oue-t tent Of 8 acres Of land.
AZ Berlin underlaid with coal, and o~ne-tenth inter
est 0f the minerals under IA acres, adlosning said
5 acres. lots Of Jacob Poorbuugh, Alex. Philson's
heirs and others.
No. / The undivided one-tensh Of a tract OF
timber land. situate In Brufhersyulley township,
adjoining lands OF Cyrus Bowman. David Dtckey
and others. containing 81 acres. more or less.
No 5. The undivided One-hall Interest IN g l9t
Of grouni 81 Garrett, Somerset county. Pa. al
iviiing street On the north, h. = D. Railroad On
the west AMI street en- the east, on which Is erect
ed a large store and dwelling house,
Ne. g. a lot Of groun4 situate at Garrett, front
ing on Centre street ~ feet and extending north
I55 feet on which Is erected q large stable
No !. Ills interest as heir being one-teutn. and
? hfs interest IS purchaser u the John haueh
farm. In Brrthefsvalley township, Somerset Co.,
T Pa, adjoining lands Of Sol. Coleman, VIM Cole
man, Philip Rh0ais and others. containing 20
acres. more or less. on which there are erected n
large brick dwelling house, benk barn and other
TERMS-oueseuth Of parchase mopey on DAY
OF sale. one-third. including the tenth part On con
+ armat.on Of sale. one-thsrl 10 SIX n01ths and Gre
third Ii twelve months, with interest On deferred
payments. Payments 70 be secured BY JuSgnseni
bends -
AARON 2. BI1TNER-
APR Assignees.
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THE GREATEST BLEssING.-A simple,
pare. harmless remedy, that cures every
time. aud prevents disease by keeping the
blood pure, stomach regular. kidneys and
liver active. is the greatest blessing ever
conferred upon man. Hop Biiters is that
remedy. and It's propTietors are being bless
ed by thousands who have been saved and
cured hy H. win you try it, See anoth-
er column.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1879-04-16

The house cleaning brigade are still on
duty. Whitewashing, scrubbiDg and car
pet shaking claims the attention of tae av-
erage housewife at this particular season
of The year. The cleanest woman we
heard Of was one in New Haven, who
chased a fly ffbm the cellar to the garnet,
and only broke a twO-dollar vase on the
parlor mantle. snapped the broom handle
on the stair railing. and sprained her an
kle trying to get up in the attic. 1t was a
pretty dear chase when the costs were
counted. but she killed The fly al the
sauac.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1879-04-16

Jumping the rope is now the favori;e re.
creation Of the girls. The story of the am
bilious little maiden who jumped it SO
many hundred times and then suddenly
went TO be an angel, viii oon appear in
the papers. L Is reported that two girls,
whose homes aIe in Ccnemaush Borough,
are at present lying very i'll from the effects
OF rope jumping. and one OF them is not
expected 10 recover. Be careful girls
jumping the rope IS graceful and healthy
exercise. but too much of II is dangerous
and often fatal.
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Notice is hereby given that a meeting Of tho
stockholders Of the Somerset & Cambria X. X. Go.
will be held at the Office OF the Company, in Som
erset. Pa. at the hoar Of 10 o'clock, n. m. on Mon
day the 9Th day OF May, 1872. for the purpose Of
electing officers Tor the ensuing year.
W. J. BAER.
APrl13 Secretary.
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AIIl7NNf 7 ~ IIitI 70 tNfVs
Mn. EDiToR Below find problem.
which please publish in the HERALD. and
oblige VI II. b.
There are two columns left standing up
right in the ruins Of Persepolis the one
is g. feet above the plane, and the other
80 feet; in a right line between these stands
an ancient statue. the head of which is 81
feet IRON the SUNNI, Of the higher and Sc
feet from that OF the lower column and
the distance between the lower column
and the entire Of the statue lis base is s6
feet required the distance between tac
tops oi me column.
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h Truth A Mighty

and viii prevail. Thousands who have used and
been cured are living witnesses to the truth OF our
statement, that SEllER'SLlvER PILLS
WILL CURE the worst cases OF Liver Complaint.
Biliousness. Headacne arising thereirom. Costiyc-
ness, Constipation. Dizziness and all disorders re-
suifing from a diseased liver. For sale BY all
Druggists. Price IS cents.
Il. Il. SELLERS * GU. Prop'rs, Pittshurgh, Pa.
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ossses corner Fifth Avenue and smith
-,e-s and dcpot corner Grant and Water
STsts. Piushurgh, - -, r,.to, ~s,.
II VYNDMAN. Ssps.. Oosneilssilie
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\ new serial story by Jean Ingelow viii
begin in the number of LitteUs Lioing
Age for the week ending April Goth. Il
IS published from the authors advance
Sheets, and opens in very interesting way
The progress of a new story by this popu-
lar writer will be eagerly watched.
Anew volume OF The Firing Age. by
the way. began with the first number OF
April. aifording a good time for the begin
ming Of new subscriptions.
For fit;y-two numbers of sixty-four large
pages each (or more than 5000 page a
year. the subscription price 49, is low
while Tor $40 80 the publishers offer 10
send any one OF the American 81 monthlie:
or weekiies with The Lieing Age for q
year both postpaid. Liitell & Co. Boston,
publishers.
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TERMS.

Five dollars (ssl to insure a foal TO be paid as
soon as the mare IL known TO be with foal. Part
ing with a marc before she is known to lie with
foal forieits the insurance money. Mares must be
bruur ht regularly, and if put 70 any other horse
the insurance money will be claimed. y. B.
Good care viii be taken. but no responsibility for
accidents aud escapes.
ALEXANDER C0USTRYMAN,
April Is owner and Keeper.
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-.rgb Mail trains daily.
hlam.irtion trains and Fayette Express
,,arexcepi sunday
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Dried Fruits. &c.
Mince Meat.

Atmore's Standard, S y aii....-..-....s %
Atm0re's standard. 10 n pail. ............. I 20
AtmOre's Standard, Is n pail. ..............- 2 90
liars Gotham Mince ! 90
Gorion & Diiworth's Extra Fancy. in glass,
nnnrta and hnII arnInns
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TRInurE er REsrrcr.-The following

TgIBUTE or R~EsPEcT.-The following
resolutions were adopted by the /. o. O. F.
OF lliawatha Lodge No. 444, of Addison,
Pa, Saturday evening, Feb. 5, 1879
WHEREAS, 1t has pleased Almighty
God to remove from our midst by death,
our faithful and much respected sister, the
wife OF Marshall Hileman therefore be ii
resolved.
LIST, That we deeply deplore the death
of our friend and sister, Mrs. Ella Hile-
man, who, ia her professional and private
life, always eyinoed the character OF a true
Christian lady.
%, That by her death the family has
lost a dear friend, and the community an
honOred and trusted member.
3D.. That We tender to her sorrowing
family and relations, our warmes sympa-
thy in this hour of their bereavement.
4th. That these resolutions be published
in the county papers, and a copy transmit
ted to the bereaved family.
Respectfully submitted,
A. J. HTLEMAN,
4. J. CoLBoRN,
a. A. JACOBS.
Committee.
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DESCRIPTION

Noble Prank is a very handsome dark brown,
) years old, nearly Is hands high his legs have
great bone and substance, q splendid mover. has n
good temper, and is warranted sound. He Is en-
siderethy competent judges TO be the best horse
in the county In strength. bone, build and action
Apriils II, S. PICKING, Owner.