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ACKSoN, OF
Wednesday. May 2sth, 1879.
COMMISSIONERS SALE.

n virtue OF decree rendered by the Chan
II Gerry Court of Kinds county, for the First
District thereof, in the case wherein Geo. w
Miller Is complainant and $. E. F. Byrd is de-
PENDANT, No. 3S2, the undersigned as Commits
sloner appointed in said case will proceed 10
sell II public auction to the highest bidder for
cash, within the hours prescribed by law, in
front OF the City Hall, in the City of jackson,
On the 22d Day of May, A. D., 1879,
the following described land living and being
IN Kinds county, Mississippi, viz: the W. Sw1,
Section 81, Township 3, Range l. West, or a
suihciency thereof to pay the amount due
and all costs
S. b. THOMAS
Sheriff and Commissioners
April D. '-a-3w
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Mississippi Agricultural Inventions

Liberty Advocate.
RosE HUI, ANTE Co, April %, 1879.
Mr.. EDITOR Mr. +. Y. Cardwel, a resident
OF this county and neighborhood, recently went
to Washington City and obtained a patent for
a cotton and corn planter, and also one for a
harrow. These are valuable implements and
great labor saving machines The planter
opens the drill, sows the seed, and covers them
at the same time, saving the work of three
hands as now planted. He is at this time in
Louisville experimenting the making of a few
machines for inspection and sale, and expect.
to be at home in a few days ETC.
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The Rev. Moses Brock was reading a
morning lesson in a church about the
woman that had seven husbands, and
finishing the sentence, And last of all
the woman died. He added by way of
comment. "AHd well she nouf."
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The Cincinnati Saturday Night
scratches its head and inquiries, when
Hassan Bey of Egypt takes new bride,
does she promise to love honor and owe
Bey?" Sultanly, she dol
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OFFICE OF THE STATE BOARD OF
REGISTRATION.

JACKSON. Mss April Doth 1879
FINH E STATE BoARD OF REGISTRATION
i Will meet at the CAPITOL, IN THE CRY or
JACKSON, on
Wednesday. May 2sth, 1879.
For the purpose Of appointing, in each county
in the State, three persons, as n County Board
of Registration, who shall hold their Office for
the period of one year from the LIST day of
June, 1879, and until their successors are ap-
pointed.
Recommendations for the appointment of
Registrars should be addressed to the STATE
BOARD OF REGIsTR ALTON, JACKSON, Mss and
be forwarded by the 23d day of May 1t is
requested that the post-o6fee address. and the
politics of each person recommended be given.
J. VI. STONE, Governor
VIM. H. SIMS, Lt.-Governor
HENRY c. MYERS Sec'y State.
State Board of Registrars.
APRIL 80 IS59-td
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SYMPTOMS OF WORMS.

TNHE CountenanCe IS pale and leaden-
l. colored, with occasional fushes, or
a CHcumSCrlbed spot on one or both
cheeks; the eyes become dull; the pu-
pills dllate; an azure semiCircle runs
along the lower eye-hd the nose is If
rltated, swells, and sometimes bleeds;
a swelling Of the upper lip; occasional
headache, with humming or throbbing
OF the ears; an unusual secretion of
saliva; Shiny or furred tongue; breath
very foul, particularly in the morning;
appetite variable, sometimes voraCious,
with a gnawing sensation of the stom-
ach, at others, entirely gone; fleeing
pains IN the stomach; occasional
nausea and vomiting; violent pains
throughout the abdomen; bowels If
regular, at times COstive; stools Shiny:
not unfrequently tinged with blood
belly swollen and hard urine turbid;
respiration occasionally difficult, and
accompanied by hiccough; cough
sometimes dry and convulsive; uneasy
and disturbed sleep, with grinding of
the teeth temper variable, but gener-
ally irritable, &c.
whenever the above symptoms
are found to exist,
DR.. c. MCLANE'S VERMIFUGE
will certainly effect a cure.
1T DOES NOT CONTAIN MERCURY
in any form it is an innocent prepara-
ton, net cabadAe IF doing the slightest
hgjn,y to the NEST kenaer infant.
The genuine DIR. McLANE's YER
MIFUGE bears the signatures of C. Nc
LANE and FLEMING Bros. on the
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nESHPIpTInN

Said GUNrER is feet.5 inches high; black;
hair inclined to curl; blue eyes; large Roman
nose; fair complexion, and is twenty-five
yeaBs of age.
April30 79-3w.
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COMMISSIONERS SALE.

| TNDER AND BY VIRTUE OF A DECREE
\ rendered by the Chancery Court of Kinds
county, in the First District thereof, in the case
OF Thomas +. Helm vs.. James NJ Wesson. No.
sos, on the nth day of March, a. D., 1879 the
Undersigned as special Commissioner, appoint
ed in said ease, viii proceed to sell AT the front
door OF the City Hall, in the City of Jackson
Miss, at public cutlery, for cash, TO the highest
bidder,
On Monday, the I'd day of June, 1879,
The following described lands or lots and tene-
ments lying and being in the city of jackson.
county OF Kinds, State of Mississippi. or SO
much thereof as may be sufficient to satisfy the
amount OF said decree, to-wit: The Southwest
quarter OF that certain lot or parcel of land
designated on the official map of the CITY of
jackson as two acre lot number Ten, north
ana also that certain other lot parcel of land
known and designated the said official man
OF sand city as lot number nine in block b. i'm
est Jackson, fronting 50 $40 feet on the Gala
TN road. Acting as Commissioner shall only
convey such title to the purchaser as NAV law
July convey under said decree
A. G.. MOORE,
April16 '79-4t Commissionar
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The next time the Nihilists want to
have the Gar bombarded they had bet
ter import man from Texas to do it.
Boston Post.
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KINDS equity GRANGE.
Omcers for Ensuing Year.

Kinds County Gazette
W. ]. Crisler, Master; j. T. Hull, Overseer
L. F. Afford, Lecturer; T. J. Pennybaker
Steward; Bright Williams, Assistant Steward
n. NJ. Hollingsworth, Chaplain; John Shell
ton, Treasurer; JOS. Gray, Secretary; S. J.
Crisler, Gate-keeper; Mrs s. d. Austin,
Ceres; Mrs. j. B. Robertson, Pomana Mrs.
W. d. Lee, Flora Mrs. E. Bankston, Lady
Assistant Steward Mrs. L. F. Afford, Alter
nate to Worthy Master.
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The Philadelphia Chronicle-Herald
.ays that the President never has any
(ckaches, because he has no backbone.
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Every Lady Should Read.
LOUISVILLE LADIES' PURCHASING AGENCY

Ing ng Undersigned with additional facilities and amer
his a'I successful experience in the plrcb a-tp5
arrangements for filling orders from y J?t.3, t-L
eNeIy article, TO the complete atisactop III tfos
i''S nonoI me, her "ith their patronage
specially is made Of buvipg and s,,e-irt. i.
~ Manufacture OF IROSsEAu and he 6r,ierir', i
vii Ia 49, "a DoNNETs and HATS. Childreu's slit.
Go mace TO order, and Patterns Dresses 4,,J
Sloaks cut and basted. A mistake has me- - -
I~ ,,,5 i.IiE any article Of dress and nc chaye sg
c.I I9nareas OF patrons be referred 10 who win
u5r,,g -, 20 successful operation Of Agency Every
.r,ist -, 80 article VIII be prepared by a leadfu1
Co nlIa, I see Goyes Hosiery, Jewel. Cuffs
- L'SSi Ribbons, Carpets, FurnitilT- ssf
furnishing Goods, and every article ~ ana
Fe,busfg giusht upon the most favorable terms
rangements with the most skllftl ro5iiet IIlfIte an
W. Iii ana retail merchants in every line cua- i
- ~ o't FsIe Inducements by which from II 81 -
per cent can be saved by buying throIgI ms 49, 9. s.
livery article sent out will be chosen ,girh I'M. ,5tJ
care; Everything manufactured is made Il,5t-r $50
sonal supervision and will be Of tl, - -. ~
hnest lnish, and in the latest modes IrnoTs rJ'
lp style more beauty Of material and more rsi-
work for the money can be 1l,t.iJ ~ oIltpele
AgghIy' u IS to the interest Of ladies desiring h. de-
Wen, 20 patronize IT, s - -'1''
The barge clearing and bankrupt sales in tn L.,
.Iltluually present magnificent opportunities - y
ting great bargains. Samples SEMI re- I Tor gct,
stamp, and full information al Ia 80 ifeelpi 2t
correspondence solicited It costs M emu MODE
answered - VIII DC promptly and satisfactory,
he Louisville Market is especially adap,s5 r. ~
Southern taste, and il will ~ fovr5 y, 80 % ne
saluSlacuon than either Philadelphia or Ne ~
Whle pHces are really less There Is an 1910 ioIh'
Gohser'aisp and grace in the dressing Of SoStbe
i-aqIes winch cannot be inflated and which Il ~
llc-I tlest charms To maintain this Is one ~ ~
srtirl. 0noiH T o. tne Manager Of this Agency Ann,
aIticie made or purchased East will BE dupliesty
Et l 70 sF cent on Refers by permission 70 Re
S ',,,. E'IIDnso3' D. p W. N. HaIdeuian MANAGE
O9lrier- ournal. and Col. Bennett II Young
h, I vs. per cent on all purchases None car.
~ seht Dy check, Registered Letter or poet,ff
Order, or will send {. o. b Ada - io2'-'i119
MRS b. p. MITCHELL
-. L.
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Tuesday. the 13th dav of NAV go

I mt IUIIVWIhg descrlbed lands and tenements-
lying ana being in said lst District of Kinds
ti',.ay' ana state OF Mississippi, so much
thereof as may be sufficient to satisfy tho
amount Of said decree, to-wit: Ne1I SwiI and
Sea, Section 8; N = and VIZ SeL and EI%
ow14, Section l6i NeI and Ne14, SeL and IS
acres IN Sw4, and As acres in NwL Spction
l.; all in Township 4, Range l. west: First
district OF Kinds county. State aforesaid. Act
ing as such Commissioner, shall only convey
such ute to the purchaser, or purchasers as I
said decree 7 NJ CHITyPS S""eI
april 3, 79-4w SpeeiaI Commissin
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On motion of Bro. II. .. Dixon, it was
Resolred, That The Patron OF Husbandry,
published at Columbus, Mississippi, be re
quested to publish the foregoing report, and
all papers in the State friendly to agriculture
requested to copy the same.
THos. ATKINSON, Master.
JOHN W PATTON. Secretary
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COMMISSIONER,S SALE

ny VIRTUE of a Decree rendred by the
- cnancery Court of Kinds county, Missis-
sipbl' IN the lst District thereof, IL the matter
Of the estate of Wesley Crisler, deceased No
- on the llth day of March. A. d. 1879 the
Undersigned IN err Special COMMISSIONER appoin-
TO sd at the front door of the Civ Hail ~
the city of jackson, Mississippi, at public out
cry, to the highest bidder, for cash, on
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SHAWLS, CLOAKS, AND WRAPS.
SUITS & COSTUMES.

This department maintains its supremacy and shows
tie pest productions from the European centres
Our Ctuaks and Sacgues made by per
tailor. therefore style ana fit guaranteed.
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DRESS GOODS.

StaHdard cloths IA splendid variety Also, Adersons
Scotch Zephyrs printed cOttor Dress Goods MONTE
Cloths, Gotenes. Percales Cheyiots. &c with every
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Hosiery, Gloves. & Handkerchiafs

TIE ARREST rarest and most unique French noveIties
the Also, medium of hose IaTies
and children at very moderate prices
Ladies'. misses, and chdren's KID. cloth IisIa
Thread Gloves OF the best manufacture in ali the neJf
shades to match dress material
A superior selection Of plain linen ana al
line hem stitched and scoloBed Handkerchiets Also
embroidered Silk Handkerchiefs UNSURPASSED in ta1nty
color. - 0-N'
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tirat ss-,,e,i THAT great fpland eisy. Mes
r.. Mii,hcl 4 Bros. Kindly showed me-
through their mills. Il fling me alf the iaf,r-
ass5iea & g.1'ling p,ol,4ir, showing me the
way tbey sorted thy different grades. and
giung me large s4nples Of Goth 10 hr:pg
home. wishing Cglltrfnin every success in tile
growing Of mbir,ir Messrs Mitchell 6
Bro are Tie lnfg,st niol,sir mannsae urers IN
The worssi. wfrking m7hair exclusively. 1t
i. Surprising what a number II people are
empI yedhg ih.m. In their great ware
hon~e, 5fclved M. WIS almost every grade
and ssale ot inollatf s'y'tis rs,ty to t,e ship
pd The principal mars ], il tie w,rld-
IL y dress Tie ftirtst ia-iies Of suy land.
TSese goO,ls never fade nor creAse. nor ioes
Jlhe n.i,i IN Wiatrrse iust in summer afT,ct
them, and when Nein almost llreadbars. they
>iIi retain their trlliancy. and at distance
look as gnod a new The greater wc4gl,t ii
mnhair is used ii the making of pushes fn4
the covering II lu'niture, such H. railroad
cars and ship furniture. The inwtsN grades
are used i'm the mixing of these pIu.hes.
Tie best military flags and ship hunting are
made uf maIiair. A n,al, ,s,f ssar or frst class
lnrfeIiant ship nquTes great iuml,er Of
tiass to signal with. In wet or heavy
weather \ ship, IN using her fAgs gets them
wet tie quaftermastcg can throw these mo-
hair flags iato lnkcr, sud in SIX mouths or
six years take them out aud hoist them to
tie bIerzr fp3king as well and rs bright as
new. Ifttese n Z, were made 1T cotton,
wod or silk. had used in this way, they
wnuld comr out molly ana roiten
Baeks sfe-aart.. fr,m 800 IL 5000 each.
Ielivve hacks can, lse gn, finn same
hreeaers at nose reasonable figures. SAY from
so nj. Ewes can l,e got NJ reasonable pri-
ers from gos, raiSers who wish to grt clear
Of lheir iaN grades 10 gise r.-lm f,ir their in
creas II isr qualify is better than quan,inty.
These goals can lie i.oaght. say from, $3.50
To $40 each according to grade
Mol,sirx from, my goats has ~iways brought
from 30 t"Ns0 cents per poued IL San Fran
elsco Last year Ispid 10 Mr. TittIry. who
came fram England 10 buy fr the BradG,sd
miIls. This year >old through Faikner,
Beil& Co, san Francisco
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The Ansora Goat.
MA,AsaINER.


We publish this weck m interesting ar,i-
Gle from J"isn 5. Harris. 81 California, cop,td
from the Paet6c Ragal Press, Having an
abiding fsi.h and lt.l.tt that all the conai.
,iinnS Of New Mexico are Of a character to
maze IT the natural home of the AngnEa
gnat; AMI knowing ut thousands af the com.
mon ss,s;s along the Rin Grande that can
lie changed ii iew years 10 an animal that
is equal 10 the Cow in quality ef milk and
mcai, aud superior to the sheep as wool
producing animal, aud from an insighily
beast, as thr enmnicn gosi. to one Of the
most beautiful in NIL the Animl creation, as
we'll as one of the most profitable
This goat Is a natiye Of tie province OF An
CORA in Asia--not Asia proper. but Asia Nj
nor There are thousands Of miles l,etween
Angora and Cashmere, and every country
in that great continent has its peculiar spe-
eies nf goat Asia Minor Is kind df PENN.
suIafrom 800 to 400 miles acFOsx, a. eau be
seen ~ map. II Is very mountainous,
with no roads through il bu, trails. and to
travel them is very slow aud tedious work
There is a variety Of climate saw the or
angc and lime growing IN Tarsus, the larth.
plare Of ST PaUi, and in one days Journey
on horseback, 80 miles away, | was almost
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The MoonIisIlt Battle.

lFar the i~BFtESDaNrI
Narratives ae,s ar. ail tile go.
Sr,i-is Lar; 4nd istos, = v.
-ri,llee ; sgesllns s-i,.Ie ID s.esp
.And Ii.e wo.Id IS Ge.g. =. Win 4 ssiasl.seap
PoetTs .tnks ta diluted Srrsr.
Whit mos ofer yan.io, - w"Fse
Isl 10 tag i,,."g. I0bsen>ieal Fs4tile.
wAile le3 % a t..,,.s',is moonlight Bati!s
Ihr Liea.eisaai sal IN lsiS CHAR Al IS,
The alarl.rS drsnk llftNM % IeGsc.
The siai bad sunk ia si,e tfsiasli 81 ~,
Aud cailaiirss r. srTid.d r:.el Ania.asi breast
W.ic1e s'rr she ,.lsilaaalti.tste' sa,I
= sisaea Il s'ory 'saa 10 FO.l;
And i.s.Hsshl trle giraIass, nohe inherit.
Ais.i snir ~ rid b. given s.ics,r tr msr.t.
The indians wer,. calaI,ed a Iitsie way
From Ii,e spo; whyre tf4r BatIala sessliers lay
,hes sefc - sus.vrs 81 var bal 10 such terms
= seiiIr,} i;IeH uiee5 -.slsy kept tbsir zfTaS-
To la = eft tileni tiiis w.,A ,iat seem negiees,
itH was dsue. daiibg. tHro' purr r,sg,eef
k,r iisv is,yr iilat 2eh ItSs- Is sid 70 tcar
F''i = shiii!tg .oS ~ -aa4setiean hair
Eut lie Commandments resolved that lie
Nols iiampEssize his so.aiefte
- ale "piete,i his t5Gpe,> os.i tlias night.
Io pFryesit The Ap4e.es taxing tighi.
AGscalisn ii5iII ,l,rsr Iadtpns r0usd,
Il lisey tteinlt 10 ave, wh, slisut llrIn down =
He did not N eTe,,a ent,r toe rag
he atssfiea Il, cuia.ii,li, ne t.tg.
What Wouli you do Il fors sltaald come ~
wiIl torses aad arms. u night 10 yoAv home
" Ns.ild s"a give them risUne and bii I.ssln sgay.
''r ask tleh, v i,li bai tts, =. "a .sat?
ignsy ,hat gour hospitality
o4aNeTy pepPery kird would ne.
foad lh iAe ihr lu,ll.sss IN alSke !, hit.
.n, sl."us. as ,e indiaas slogie.i. OF,
For three !onE honss ,:ti ill~ soldiers " Sic
TIER aiamIni. On viii 7. tsless lasle
Firing by saliey lhlc pl;ii,s4i-
The ind.aiss SAY Al the bsi i..ftG fui moon
Mis~H. iisJsig iise llol..ias siss eeaad not leaI
Ibsir sefseanl Ir.ceasiy sadsrcd lstssof
like tt.aL hing of France. with many men.
AsaFc,ed ul' tas liil and. dasri agais.
Z Tiey -ss that some ,,ay-I cant tell how
isehnRc kicGea lp tk1s ihfcFaa r,R.
With tii.si. i,oRvSeg, i'se uah-t, tg 10.
| iatsi ls,ish IDS history fair aud true
The aeot igat battle fesal;etl thns
Tie I.ienieDant Nuts a aLGS; and h, rsa-
The d,s irIs i le,ss, l't j nigh; hare <en worse.
Though he'd bttter fase lost sosne a,ka than the
.horses
MyEoSsaINER
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MASON'S RANCH,

The proprietor informs the publ ssneraily
thai he Is prepared 10 receive sui accoihttslc
travellers, and 10 supply passing irAh-s ct hefds
Of Animals with water
This h the only watering place iseiween the kih'
Grande and FDrt Cummings. aiways haSe 40
abundance of water on hand. which sill furnish
ai reasonable rates.
My table will be kept supplied with the best
the market affords
have pleasant and comfortable rOe'ns furnished
With clean BIRDS far the use of travellers Also
comfortable and secure stabng for snimals.
aiways keep good supply Of hsy and graih pn
hand
Travellers SIil find at my place everything re
mnslle to supply their wants aad add 10 their ron-
ert. INV charges will not be found unreasonable
r. s. Mason.
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The wsy young nyer waEl,aed. I'm
lonely To- night, Iove, without thee." under
hls Dulcinca's window in Bostnn, tbs other
evening, was very affecting until the old
gentleman let loose two dogs in the back
yard. The sentimental youth had no oc-
casien to complain after that Ills new
pants cost $i4, and he wears square fcot
Of sticking plaster somewhere Fur the
next week or two he thinks he will imhil,e
hls bash perpendicular NJ lunch counter
It's healthier that way, and be doesn't real
ly care about 'liting an the stile, Mary
OF anywhere else at present
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Gu the Fourth = native American was mp
hraiding uaturalized German for ceiehra.
ting th' LAY 80 enthusiastically. The Ger.
man replied "Yeu, sir, Erg an American
from necessity l am one from choice.
And besides, slr. when you came into the
country you hadn't a stitch Of clethiog To
your hack, while I.was comfortably clad :
Tue American has been thinking about it
ever since.
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Travellers, Attention!

s. NasoS has purchased The place here.
toior4 kuuwn as slocums Rauehe sI,usted 25
miles west Of NesilIa. on the road TO Silver City
and the vest, and the same will hereafter DC
kuogtf A.
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VT TH.IRsraN.
Tmo. b. .CArnaN
MFEoN xTnoENToN.

Aiio1ieyS at iaw. sante Re. New MgSien.
WI practice in an tire Courts q l4iS and Equity
in/tne Teuitory. Businsss nnvfp,ly atiel.sed a..
One meI0her cf the Firm always 10 he fvuld at the
OflIce lu santa Fr.
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R"ch, the general exccutiuner ol France,
Is d~ad. lIc snpeftnttn,irtI the guiIiotine
for eight years an,l cut "tf tifty-fo heads
His salary was sixteen hapdfed dollars
year, with Sa.5o day extra ,,n all working
days.
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B BARggg

= H. BARRIER
snryoE. IAae,in. LiaeoiD Ceanis. NeN Mexico
pccia allie, ton gisrn - the survey ing and 10
e4liag u Government LANDS tl business with the
z ). Land offices promptly attended 10
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Tonx N GlNN-

Attorney al Law. silscFCliy, Grant County. Nea
MrNen, Viii practice in all the Courts oi Isw aasd
Equity New MrNeo rfonla atIrntiou given TO
all bgsin.Ss.
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w l. RYNERsoN.

w L. RYNERsON,
tDisTRsT ATTORNEY
Attorney ~ l-ss, LIS gn.eys. New Mexieo.
Prompt aiiebtieR giseu to all business suIpssie1
to his care Practices IN alt tle cearts Of Law AIad
Equity ia New Mexico
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- II. NEwcoMB, L.
AtlorneS and counsellor ~ Law. Las Cruces New
Mexico. Once on Main szfeei
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Arotessional Qards.
Y aAknIssoN 4 IonN .. EAtL.

Attsraels atlas, SiyeY Csgy, tr4ai CeHa;y. New
McSlrQ Mill lrartsSt ii, az Siie C,efss ,i Law and
Eqaay 10 the faird Jadiasal Dlsir,c
The Mesilla Valley independent. [volume] (Mesilla, N.M.) 1877-1879, 1879-06-28
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Attorney al Law Mesilla Sca Mrxieo. Practices
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The Mesilla Valley independent. [volume] (Mesilla, N.M.) 1877-1879, 1879-06-28

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Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1879-09-24

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We have heard . great deal from east
ern travellers of the wonderful attach.
ment which exists between the horse and
his master in Oriental lands, but we
doubt if ever anything moro interesting
has been told than the following story
of Goldsmith Maid: Recently, Charles
Oochrane, who was for many years her
faithful groom, arrived from California,
and wishing T. see the grand old trottng
mare and her colt, called ON Mr.. Smith,
her owner, to. obtain his permission to
viit Fashion Stud Farm In New Jersey.
Mr.. Smith accompanied Cochrane TO the
farm, and on arriving there remarked: !:
Charley, the Maid IL very Jealous OF
her colt, IL very cross, and win permit
no one to approach It," Oochrane
arranged that Goldsmith Maid should
hear his voice before she NV him, and,
although they had not seen each other
for two yeazs, . loud whinny presently
assured the visitors that the maEe had
recognihed the mans voice. OochIane
next showed himself, Whsn . touching
scene occurred. The old queen Of ths
turf, who for months would not allow
any ono TO approach heE, making No. Of
both heels and teeth II it vas attempted,
rusAed with bound to her old friend,
Forgetting even hee COLT and rubbed her
head upon his ahoulde5, her nose n hie
faoe, played with hih WhiakeaA and
showed By her every action that her
hsast Was full Of Joy TO - hin. U-
rectly the colt came up 10 than, and ths
old marc was delighted when OhaEley
plaeed his hand on the httle fellow.
When Cochrane left the plaoe the unase
followed him 10 the gate, whinnying 81.
hin even after he had pansd ont q her
Yevk NmG.