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The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1879-07-05
4 Groming Institution.


Perhaps the most singular or
ganizetion in all the country has
its existence at Cincinnati, and is
known as tho hNational Associa-
ton for the Promotion of Marriage"
The preamble states that:
"WHEREAs, Both divine and
common law favor and encourage
the sacred rite ofmarriagc; and we
have viewed with alarm gnd the
deepest concern the rapidly grow
ing tendency of the people of this
country particularly those living
in the larger cities)..to remain un-
married, a condition unnatural and
prejudicial 10 the welfare, success
and happiness Of the country"
Tho fourth article of the constit-
ution states that;
"It shall be the aim Of this soci-
city to, in all honorable ways, pro-
mote the marriage of citizens, and
to secure such an emil this society
will, so far as in its power, assist
and give material aid to young COLI
Piles in beginning married life, such
as helping them to secure homes.
and the husbands in getting en-
ploymcnt, or in any other manner
within the province Of the associa-
tion,"
Thus established, the society has
attained important proportions. 1t
now numbers more than 1900
membcrs, with branches In more
than forty cities of the United
States, In order TO let the world
know flor tho society has hereto
fore been reticcnt on this point)
how much good II has accom-
plished, a grand picnic is 10 be
given at Cincinnati on the 10th of
August next, at which time and
place it is proposed to unite more
than ole hundred couples in holy
wedlock us The fruit Of this organi-
zation.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1879-07-05
Canricti0n Of Lille Duer.

Tho jury ut Snow Hill, Mary
land, returned Il verdict of man
slaughter in the case Of Lille Duer,
charged with the murder of Ella
Hoarn, This means imprisonment
in the States prison, unless her
counsel have taken exceptions with
2 WOW toa new trial. Maryland
is spared the ignominy of hanging
a woman by this verdict. The ev-
idencc in the Ducr case was about
equal. The shooting and suffer
ings of Miss llearn were acknowl-
edged, but whether her death re-
suited from the nervous shock pro-
duced by the bullet, or whether too
much choral finally killed her, the
doctors could not tell. The doubt
certainly was in her favor, and it is
likely tho jury compromised the
matter by a verdict Of manRlaugh-
ter,
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1879-07-05
The Proposed UIorld's Fair.

Alta meeting Of the Citizens
Committee Of 300, who have organ
lied for the purpose Of considering
the subject Of 4 Worlds Fair in
1888, held Monday evening, a rsso-
luton was adopted changing the
name Of the Citizens Committee
to the Worlds Fair Committee.
Another resolution was adopted
calling for 4 committee often TO
prepare an address giving in detail
all information regarding the pro-
posed Worlds Fair. 1t is said
that the address is to be printed
and distributed in every State and
city in the Union. Thurlow Weed
and Rufus Hatch took part in the
Observation-Disclosures Sun.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1879-07-05
What Boys Should BE.

70 true, DO genuine, No cduca-
ton is worth anything that docs
not include This. a man had bet.
ter not know how to read, he had
better never learn q letter of the
alphabet, and ho true and genuine
in intention and in action, rather
than being learned in all sciences
and in all languages, to DO at the
same time fllsp in hoart and rplln.
tcrfoit IN life, 30 pure in thought
and language, pure in mind and
body, An impure nan, young or
old, pnisoning tho society wloto he
moves with smutty stnries and i'm
pure examples, Is moral ulcer, Il
plague spot, o lcpcr VIVA ought to
DO trcatol rs were tho lopers Of old.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1879-07-05
ZHEDEMOCRAT
SATURDA .JltIY 5.
At Them Again.
WESTON, June 2S.
Editor Democrat.

"sonr grapes" "Mary?" You are
right, my darling, the woods are
full Of them, and "Susic" persona
fies formidable bunch of winter
grapes. Thank you'll everjumped
after them at NIL, like poor Rey=
nard. He coveted some sweet, de-
licious clusters, hanging in full
view, high overhead, and tried re-
peatedly to reach them by spring
ing, but failed; tho prospective
feast vanished, and he was sadly
disappointed. Not so with the
writer hereof; for he has not been
tempted TO engage in such elcYa-
ting exercise. Quintossoncc of
ncidity! Juice of winter grapes!
The thought sets his teeth on edge,
and comforts his handsome face in
to the exact simiIitudc of"6usie'R, Z"
rs so graphically drawn by the
printers artistic devil. "Swain"
and sold Bach" are welcome to the
sour grapes, HRach," the sly, cum
ming old gray fox! If he lacks
agility, his tricks will be equal to
the cmergcncy-thc grapes he will
have, let them be ever so high.
HSambo," the black fox, deserves to
get his neck broken for his clumsi-
ness. He could not jump 4 fence
into 4 poultry yard, but look out
for the young chickens If no should
happen to get through a crack.
"Oyril Darnnc" has related 10 me
q horrible dream he had about ISL
sic" lately; that is, since she
warned him against humpbacks.
Now, friend 'Darnoc," it is plain
your indignant Imagination simply
flew away with your wits; for you
should have known that SUSIE is
q most charming, lovable young
lady, and not a friehtful old maid !!
Are you not aware that her I'M
friendly critics are incapable Of
telling the truth. and would not II
they could?
My dear "susic," as have un-
limited leisure, In fact Roihing to
do but gaze over the river with tho
most ploasqfable cmotions at the
future homo ofall your unfortunate
admirers, exrapt myself, will you
not come around occasionally and
rouse ME from my transcendental
revcries7 We can take such de-
lightful moonlight strolls together,
and devise plans to discomfit and
punish your presumptious assail-
ants; then if We should be tempted
under the magnetic influence Of
some absurd star to talk Of ice.
cream and cake, ] daro say my on'
riqus rivals would bite off their
finger nails through spite. That is
tho way TO punish them, @susie."
Give, them the heart-achc-it is
worse than tooth-achc--morG pain.
full than a million mosquito bitos
more excrnciatipg than q boos
stingl No, no. my. good, kind
darling, don't bp so cruel. aly
heart rclents and LlDods with sym
pathy. | pity the poor fellows.
Have mercy on them; but take
care, my beauty, If you should
smile on one of them I should die
of jealousy before the Fourth Of
July. Would you care, Susie"
ARLINGTON.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1879-07-05

"lIavo y"a enjoyed our straw
berry festival, h"ys?" sob, yes,
sirm "Then," asked the teacher,
seeking to append moral, "if you
had slipped into my garden and
picked llnse Strawberries without
my leave. would They have tasted
as good as now?" Every little boy
in that stained and sticky compa-
ny slIrieked, "No, sir" "Why
not% Cause" said little Thom-
as, with the chccrfulnoss ri con-
scious virtue, "then we shouldn't
have had sugar and cream with
'cm."
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1879-07-05

An old nickel mine has been dis
covered in the town Of Dracut,
Massachusetts, near Lowell, which
was originally opened 200 years
ago. The resemblance Of nickel to
silver probably deceived the first
workers, and the mine was aban'
doned, The value of nickel was
not known before 1751. The old
shaft was forty-thrce feet deep. a
company has recently sunk il
sixty-onc feet and found nickel
enough to pay, and proposes to OPP
crate the mine.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1879-07-05

The anxiety m tho Republicans
and Mr.. Hayes TO retain the privi-
lcge Of hiring deputy marshals to
do thoir pnrty work is caused by
the neeesaity of carrying the Cali
fnrnia elections this fall. If they
gel the right TO hire these men the
State will swarm with them and
bulldozing at public expense will
have lis fullest Illustration.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1879-07-05
4 Sice0f Temper.

Everyone cannot be beautiful,
but he can be swcct.tcmpercd, and
a sweet temper gives a loneliness
to the face more attractive, in the
long run, than even beauty. Have
a smile and a kind word for all,
and you will be soon more admire.
nay, lovcd-than any mere beauty.
\ sweet temper is to the household
what sunshine is to trees and
flowers.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1879-07-05
lEaAA MoVIcES'
COMMISSIONERS SALE.

William Henry Bennett
rs.
George Flint and John B. Finley.
" caAycEEr.
By virtue Of decree Of The County
Cou,, of Lewis county, pronounced in the
above STYLED cause, at the April term, there
or 1879, we will proceed ut tho CoGr, House
door of Lewis county, on the
4,h day of August, 1879,
thu. being Court day Tor said county, to
sell at public auction, to the highest bidder,
% CONTIGUOUS TRACTS OF
LAND,
In the county of Lewis, containing in the
aggregate
2G,99S ACRES,
nineteen thousand acres Of which will be
sold In one thousand acre lotsi three lots
Of 6G6 acres each, and one lot Of 5000
acres, or so much Of said 1908 acres ms
will be suffcicn, to satisfy s5,9ss 80, with
interest from the 9Th day OF April, 1870
aai the costs of this suit.
TERMS OF SALE.
A crcii, of six, twelve aud eighteen
months will be given, the purchaser cxecu
ting three bonds for equal amounts, payablt
in c. l2 and IS months, with security, ant
lien will be retained on the land for TIL
purchase money rs additional security.
J. NJ. BENNETT,
". G. BENNETT,
junc2S4w Commissioners.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1879-07-05

The Democracy Of Ohio have
united on Ewing, and q greater
part ofthc Grccnback vote is GER
tain, and with all this the election
Of Ewing is n settled fact. Ewing
is a power behind the throne, and
will unite II strong element,
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1879-07-05

A farmer in the neishborhood Of
Doncaster, was met by his landlord
who aceosted him thus; "John,
intend to raise your rent to
which John ssid; "Sir, I am very
much obliged to you, as I cannot
raise il myself"
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1879-07-05

Donnets are not worn in heather
lands. Hence churches are not
popular there. 1t requires n now
spring bonnet TO develop the lat
Ont christianity in 4 women.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1879-07-05

4 witty lady WAS once told by II
gentleman finer acquaintance that
he "lnust hayo hccn horn with II
silver spoon in his mouth" She
looked at him carefully, and upon
realizing the size Of his mouth, re-
piled, a don't doubt il, hut il must
have been a soup ladle."
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1879-07-05
NOTICE TO TAKE DEPOSI-
TONS.

To John Walden and John NJ.
Walden:
TAKE NOTICE, That on the Iii, day o
July, 1879, between the hours of.ninc a. NJ,
and six P. NJ, at the residence OLA. G..
Smith, n, bethel, in FNuquier county, Vir-t
ginia, VIC shall take the dispositions ofJohn
Walden and others, to be used MS evidence
In suit now pending In the. Circuit Court
of Lewis county, West Virginia, wherein we
nre plaintiffs and you defendants And il
the taking of the said dispositions should be
either not commenced, or not completed on
tina, day, the taking thereof will he con-
,inued from time to time until completed:
Given under our hands, this 10Th day OF
June, 1879.
MARY +. LEWIS,
VIRGINIA F. WALDEN,
JOHN S. BYRNE,
une2l4w Receiver.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1879-07-05

Look not upon the strawberry
when it is red, when it giveth its
color in the short-cakc; for at last
it bitcth like a serpent, and is indi-
gcstible like unto q Welsh rarebit
eaten at midnight,
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1879-07-05

Some crusty, rusty, musty, :fusty,
dusty, gusty curmudgcon of Il man
gave the following toast at 4 celc-
bration: "Our tire-cngines-may
they bo like our old maids-ever
ready but never wanted"
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1879-07-05
Attention.! VuvMAcvs
MR.. JAMES CURL,

MR.. JAMES CURL,
o! Pennsylvania, will handle "a few young
,ro,ters and PAGERS 1.-THE:
Lewis County Fair Ground.
Persons who laxc active young horses
would do well to cal! on Mr.. Curl. lie al
so has the celebrated thoroughbred Horse,
ALLIE HUNT.
Now Is the time to scclrc good stock
Allie Hunt Is one of the hes, race no rises in
the Onion; is lG hands high, and sound us
a new milled dollar.
lie is Bay horse, foaled in 1896, bred by
A. McFaddcn, Lexington, Kentucky, by
Vandal,
lst dam, Nora Creina, by Mahomct; End
dam Reporters dam, by American Eclipse =;
ID dam, Queen Mary, by Bertrand 9Th
dam, Lady Fortune, by Drummer; [sec End
Vol. Bruce's American Stud Book, pasc
l5ll 9Th liam, Woodpeckcr's dam, by I'm.
ported Buzzard 9Th dam, The Fawh, by
Graigs Alfred; 7,I dam, shephcrlcss, by
Wormslcy's Hing llerod 9Th dam, lmpor.
ted Traveller; OH dam, by imported Whit.
,ing,on.-[scc 2nd Volume Brucc's Amcri.
can Stud Book, page 22s.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1879-07-05

\ scolding woman, like y train
conductor, is pretty much on the
rnil. And y smiling young widow,
very much like the Ril. is pretty
much on the lie.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1879-07-05

The same two boys who swap
knives at school may in afterycars
exchange pulpits with the same re-
sul,-viT; Both get cheated
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1879-07-05

NERVOUSNESS. and alt arrangements OF tho
diseased condition Of the blood. Debility Ia n
frequent accompaniment. The flrSt thing 10
be done Is TO Improve the condition Of tho
blood. THIS Ia accomplished BY taking Veg.
et!nG. II " nerve ;GrilcinI, RGh possesses d
eaI:Tall!ng power over the nervous SyEiGta,
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1879-07-05

An ignorant old lady was asked
by minister visiting her if she
had religion. She replied; u
have slight touches of it occasion,
ally"
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1879-07-05
VEGE 7 lME
Cured Her.
BELLEVUE. Ky.

DELLEvuE, Ky.
On. II. n SrEvESs:-
Ieur tSir,-I must state TINT your. Vcgetlnc
deserves to be called d valuable blood purifier,
renoyaiOr aud invigoraior Of the wlpl IL sys-
TEN. My wife suffered for u length o. titne
with u S+r5iid Sire on tho leg. She took sew.
cral bottles OF yrsctlnc. The results were sur
nrising il ctirrd her, while alt the former rem
sdlps failed 10 give satisfaction:
Respectfully,
Iknow the above to be true.
HENRY wERTHETMER.
Druggist and Apoihccary, lsy MOninUuth 81
vrarTfSH.-For crnitcating oil impurities
OF the blood from the system, II has no equal.
II has never failed To effect cure. giving tono
and strength 10 the system dObilllAIed by dis.
ease.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1879-07-05
VEGETIME
Will Cure Rheumatism.

cfSciSSATI. April Q. 1871.
Mn, II. r. srEYEsss-
Irdr Sir,-I have nscd your medicine. the
vegfilne. for RhsHnHtftm with great success,
aud believe Il 10 he the best medicine for that
complaint that there Il. also know Il Il
4 guli blond purifier. md ut the present tlino
Aul using II as the best sprng medicine that |
know or take great pleasure tn rec0mmcnd.
II. MUSD,
Charles Street.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1879-07-05
VEGETlME
Purifies the Blood.

BosToN, MASS. Jan. 10. 1877.
Mn. II. r. srEvESs:-
Dear SRI have boon using vE1HrISE for
some time with the greatest satisfaction, and
can highly recommend II Us o great cleanser
and purifier OF tue blood.
J. l.. HASAF0RD,
Pastor Of Eslesiol.sqg N. L. Church.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1879-07-05

THousASps wilt hear testimony tantl do II
. Voluntarily, that pi,1ETiSn Id tho best mcd.
cal conIlIGiinh yet placed before tho public for
ren1yatlng aud purifying the blood, eradicate
Ing all humors. Impurities. or poisonous sccre.
tl6ns from the Hysteip, inVlgnrating md
strengthening tho system dThiitnt"t by dis.
uaAU In fIct, Ii. a. many have called tn The
utuAt Health lsestorer."
The New York herald., 1879-11-06

For NORFOLK, PETERSBURG and RICHMOND, direct,
TUESDAY, THURSDAY and SATURDAY ut p. N.
For RICHMOND. via WEST POINT, MONDAY, WED.
NESDAY and SATURDAY. 3 nM mo passengersl
Steamers for LEWES Dell and REHOBOTH BEACH
and connecting railroads MONDAY and THURSDAY At
ppm.
All Except Dolawsro) freight will be received daily ct
pier - North River foot of christopher and PASSEN
GERS except Delawsre) will depart from there
Delaware continue pier 81 foot OF Beach
and all steamers will discharge there.
Through passenger tickets bills of lading all
points. Insurance effected at u per cent.
General office. 1877 Greenwich ST.
The New York herald., 1879-11-06

l. N''AD LINE.
for st. Thomas Para, Pernan,bueo. Bahia and Rio dc
Jancro connecting at ST. Thomas with Tor Porto
Rico Jamaica aud the Spanish Main.
The first class iron steamship
CITY or RIO De JANEIgo,
Captain Lewis,
will sail Tor the above ports Friday, December s. at
A. NJ No freight received for this steamer after the 3D.
Freight received at all times at Roberto stores Broox-
Shippers desiring insurance effect the under
policy at lowest rates. Through tickets issued to
all points reached by Royal Steam Packet Companys
lntercolonal steamers, and TO Montcvdeo and Buenos
Ayres.
Freight must be paid In sdvance For freight engage
merits having elegant apply
to g. II. MALLORY CO., Agents,
ohice. pier 20 East River. near Fulton forry
CROMWELL LINE-FoR NEW ORLEANS DIRECT.
OSteamer HUDSON will leave Saturday. November e. at
=. NJ. from pier North River Insurance effected At
onehaf per cont open policy.
Through bills OF ladng given In Mobile and principal
points on the Mississippi and Red rivers.
REDUCED PASSAGE TO New Orisans--Csbin. $40;
CLARK SEAMAN. 10 West st.
NEW YORK AND HAVANA MAIL LINE DIREOT-
IN These first class steamers will sail at r. NJ from pier
North River, for Havana direct. AS follows -,
SANTIAGO DE CUBA, Captain Foote -. sat NOV
For freight passage having unsurpassed accommods
WILLIAM r. CLYDE h co. No 35 broadway.
LAWTON BROS, Agents In Havana
NEW YORK AND CUBA MAIL STEAMSHIP LINE
IN FOR HAVANA DIRECT,
from pier 10 Kast River. at r. NJ, -
Steamship Ih"rsasy vsmSsr - -
Magnificent passenger accommodations ...,v,
JAMES 4. WARD CO.. iis Wall 81
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1879-10-31

HICKMAN, KY, Oct 20, 1879.
Council met. Present, Mayor Ty er,
Councilman Plummer, Camp bell, Faris
and Buckner.
Tue minutes of the last meeting were
read, approved and signed.
The City Clerk made report showing
that he had registered Outstanding checks
as TO lows; For the year 1874. SIS; 1875,
S226 So 1876, S63 81; 1877. Si24 49,;
1878. S347 lSi 1879, SSSS So total
Sl,6I6 10.
On motion, oil the city officers are here
by ordered 10 pay all funds in their hands
into the treasury, aud report the same
with the vouchvrs therefor at the ne xt
meeting OF the council
The following accounts were presented
allowed, aud orders directed TO be draw n
on the treasurer Tor the same
James Barry. laws work, 81 %;
fhos McOermott, days work, 81 49,
Chns. hcOermOt. days work, s. %;
Louis Gwlnu, q days work. - 40 fhos
hindregon. "a days work, - Is; VI. NJ
May, a days work, IS 60; Thos. War.
wick, "a days work, So Is; Jno. Mont
goHery, days work, - so; Thos. Hemp
hill, days work, Is ceats: JAS. Banks
dale, days with pillow ami team, - 80
Or, Gooer, expenses Attending meeting
Nhuonai Board Of Health al Cairo, $40 70
Ou motion. CouncIl adiourneI.
X. L. MrIIET, e. 4.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1879-10-31
90 u Rs II $ !.

Fulton County Court-H. c Barley.
judge, held every "a Monday in each
month
Fulton County QunrieTly Court-H. c.
Bailey. Judge. held 4th Monday IN Jan
uary. april, July and October.
MAGISTRATES COURTS.
lat Disirict-Esg. Donaho, ID Saturday
in March, June. September and Decem-
Der. ESQ. Hammond, lsr Saturday in
same mouths.
ID District,-Beq. GVar, 3rd Saturday in
March, June. September and December.
Esq. Miles, Attn Monday in same months.
Ord pistrict-Esq. Reed, .srd Monday in
March. June. September and December.
Esq. Msyes. 4th Saturday in same months.
4ih District--Esq Dickinson, Is; Mon
day in March. Jane, September and De
cember. Esq. Baynea, 9TH Tuesday in
came months.
5th Disriet-Esq. Bosz, let Wednesday
IN March June, September and December.
Esq. Collins, srd Wednesday, in sSne
months.
9Th Dlstriet--Esf. Jones. 4tif Wednea-
day in March, June September and be-
eember. Esq. -- "a Wednesday in
same months.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1879-10-31
False imrression

II is generally supposed by certain
class OF citizens, who ara now practical
or experienced that Dyspepsia can not
invariably be cured. hut i've are pleased
TO say that GREES's AuGusr FLo~EH has
never. to our knowledge! failed 10 cGre
Dyspepsia and Liver Complaint in all its
forms such as Sour stomach, Costivenes>.
Sick Headache Palpitatioa of the Heart.
low spirits, &c, SC. Out iof 10000 dozen
bottles -old LAST year. not IA single failure
was reported but thousands of compli-
meuiary letters rec i've from drug q sta
OF wonderful cures Thr3e doses will re-
lieve any case. Try it. Sample bottles
10 cents. Regular size 10 cents.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1879-10-31
PRENETU MS
AWARDED BY THE
Fulton Co. A. & j. Society.
FIRST DAY

FlR>r DAY
DAIRY
Best butter. Mrs. LIKE DeBow, P; Mrs.
K Mcdaniel. c.
Honey Mrs + A NooHan, P; Mrs,
10 H. Clark,
Lard. Mrs. W Il. Mcdaniel, p. Mrs NJ.
J Luusford,
Sorghum. Arthur King p.
LADIES MANUFACTURES -rIRsr { Lass.
Blanket. one-half wool Miss Clara
Knox. %; Mrs. A. ". Scarce. c
Counterpart, Mrs. NJ. P, Fuqus p; Mrs.
&c L. Randle, c.
CoverIet, o. b. Clark. P; Mrs J IL
Dodds c
Quilt patch, Mrs O. D. Clak p; Miss
Bettie Dodds, c.
Quilt. -worsted Mrs o. b. CLARK, p
Mrs SAINT Landrum, c.
Quilt. silk, Mrs Eliza Mcdonald. ?; Mrs
3 II Lauderdale, c.
Ely brush. Mrs u Clark, P.
SECOND Glass.
Jeans. Mrs NJ Adams. ?; Mira Ann
Roy ster. c.
L,nsey. white, Miss Emma Linder, p;
AIRS Ann Register, c.
Linsey, plaid Miss Emma Under, p.
Carpeting Mrs II Lauderda!e, P; Miss
Lll4GEs G
RITA PRENICzs-
Sun bonnet, Mira II Scarce. p.
Calico dress, Miss Emma LInder,
Cshco dress, by miss under a. Miss
Fannie Linder p; Miss Mary scarce c
sAEEP.
Best buck, aged. long wool, Marion
Shuck. =; a II Scarce, c.
Eve, long WOOL G + McConnelI, p
L BreVard, C.
Buck, under / gear, c Mcconnell p
A II Scarce. c.
Eve. under l year, E Mcdonnell pi
Il Scarce. c.
Buck, aged, short wool, Il A Tyler, p.
Eve, aged, short WOOL, \ Brevardi p;
II A Tyler, c.
Eve, under l year. II a Tyler, Pr A
Brevard, c.
swEEPsrAxEs.
Buck any age, c E Mcdonnell, pi A
Scarce, c.
Eve, any age, Mcconnell, pi a I
Scarce, c.
BREEDING RING FOR HARNESS HORSES.
/ Beet stallion, NJ Johnson, p; X An
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den s Barry, p.
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Johnson. C.
SPEED RIF0.
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