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The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1879-05-06

A Single Enormous Drink Of
Whisky.

From the 3, Louis Republican.
Deputy Coroner holland held prelim-
mary investigation yesterday on the body
Of George Cobuin, man who Was ambi.
tious Of distinction, in the art of drinking
whisky.
The deceased was an lrishman and about
thirty Eve years Of age. His occupation
thst OF . furniture mover, but during the
past winter he has been out Of employment
and had been . common loafer and drunk
ard, sleeping in out houses and taking his
meals from the lunch counters in the sa-
looms he frrquenied About nine O'Clock
Monday night while in the saloon Of J. H.
Norman, at the corner Of Sixteenth and
DOdier, in company With couple Of in
ebriase companions, discussion arose - to
which had the greatest capacity for drink
ing liquor. Coburn said be could swallow
. schooner "a :sres beer slass) full
whisky at . single drink. His brother-in-
law. John Lockert, said he would pay for
the liquor il he would drink il, but he Was
sslis6ed that be could NOT. Columns
PRIDE MAS worNDED
BY his lack Of faith in his ability to Der.
form 20 important feat. He called his
brother-in-lsw . liar and insisted upon
having opportunity Of proving biz ability
to drink the quantity Of liquor specified.
Lockert 6nally agreed to pay for il IL he
would drink it and the bar-keeper, Mohr.
man, vas told 10 Gil the glass. Which hs
did. Finding. however. that il held nearly
. pint and half, he told Coburn not q
drink il - il would kill him. Lockest
then said again that he would not pay for
il, bot nothing could alter the purpos.
Of Coburp, AID Lockers said thai
il vas al right and that be would settle
the bill. Norman says that be told Co.
born three times not to drink il, bat the
latter told him that that Vas only DRINK
for child. So saying. be LIFTED the schoon-
e. and drank the contents. alter which be
ssksd ioe more, bot Tie saloon-keepsr Of
cousss refused. Coburn, his brosher-in-lav
Loekert and 80 o. two oshen, ct down .,
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"Agitate."

The people Of Sedslia are waking up to
the importance Of securing the removal Of
the Capital to their city, and offer 200 acre.
Of land within the corporation limits, IL
necessary. No more appropriate place for
. Capital than Sedalia can be found IN this
or any other State. And nov il the time
70 show it mp. Every paper in the State ID
directly interested. Agitate.-R arur Time.
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chapter, sixteenth to nineteenth
verses, and John third chapter, four
teenth to nineteenth. Afterward the
people all joined, At Richards request,
In singing the hymn. ''There il foun-
tain filed With blood" Mr.. Gee said
if We are saved at all it will be by
the truth taught In Watts favorite
hymn. Richards Joined earnestly in
the singing. The clergyman then
prayed fervently for the salvation of
the doomed man, and Richards ad-
dressing the young men. warned them
to avoid the path which leads to ruin.
He begged of the reporters to strive
to do him justice, saying: Tell the
people that mine is a happy soul" Mr..
Gee whispered, "Put your trust IN
Jesus" Il do trust him" he replied
earnestly. The black cap was placed
over his head. he praying all the
while fervently and coherently. His
last words were uttered with much
feeling and strong emphasis "Jesus
be with me nov :" The drop fell at
ten minutes past l O'Clock. and at
1:5l his pulse ceased to beat. Five
minutes later the body was cut down.
The remains viii buried at Minden,
but many think the body will be
stolen for dissection.
Richards died as he lived. fearless
to the last, his voice never faltering
and not q muscle quivering. Mr.. Gee
hoped the man was sincere in his
religious professions but fears he was
not.
Good order prevailed during the
execution, all the two thousand people
standing with uncovered heads and
exhibiting profound respect for the
dying man, whom they hated as they
do the veriest reptile.
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A CARD.

To oil who are suffering from the errors
and iDdiscretions Of youth. nervous weak.
neas, early decay. loss Of manhood &C., I
will send receipt that will cure you
FREE OF CHARGE. This great remedy
vas discovered BY . missionary in South
America Send . self addressed envelope
to the Rev. Joseph T. Inmsn. Station d,
New York City. l-26s&vly
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A New Correspondent.

The following il the first letter We have
received from q new correspondent. We
look for the next with great interest:
HAw CREEK, Mo-, April 20.
ALL ABOUT A COUNTRY PARTY.
Editor Bdsoo. Please allow me = little
space in the WEEKLY BAzo0. Several
young People had a grand old time, they
had party, about Two miles north OF Boz
schensille and the Attendants numbered
eleven, FIVE Gentlemen and six Ladies At
ter they had gazed in the Ere Tor about twO
houn some one struck the Idea that it
ought to be possible to make an egg stand
upright ON its sharpest end soan egg was
cent for To the nearest village and ~ sOon
"a il arrived IN experiment was made but
the egg vas that sharp that it ran into the
thumb of bystander right under the nail.
nov somebody said lets dance the music
vas started snd 20 we're the feet but only
one in the whole p.rty had ever seen dam
cling before. at last they wanted to have .
quadrille and n every thing had to b
done on command there Vas no one there
who could command. bus there lived IN
oil woman in the vicinity surely she could
call them up good quadrille. So one OF
them vas sent With . Wheelbsrrow to en-
gage the old woman but after lev seconds
he came running With lightning speed what
could be the matter he vas oveIjoyed while
having the old vomas on his Wheeler that
he did not look upon his path he fell turn
ing the wheelbarrow upside down viih
the old woman burned under il nov the
whole Company struck out for the woods
ard they did not return until the next
morning and thsis the way they keep par
ties on Hsw Creek. Respectfully 5.
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At his residence near Smithtou, ct .. %.
to-day, April 18th, 1879, William E. Comb
aged about 20 years.
Mr.. Combs was one Of the oldest settlers
o: Pettis county, and irst laid out SmithtOn.
He Vas member Of the Masonic Order,
and respected citizen. His funeral will
take place tomorrow at I p. m.
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Cheek.

There Vas too much tadpols in the Cspi-
tai movement to give il oil those booming
elements which insure sucesA The agiea-
ton worked along 6nsly nll the tsdpole
crowd came down from Sedalis and then il
stopped short, like Rrand'ther's clock.
There II always an avenging Nemesis hang.
ing around whenever such relics Of tad.
polery a Will,sm Gentry and John u
Sneed and J. West Goodwin start out on
the wsrpath. Three Of kind seldom win
II Le6es had been along 10 complete the
full hand, oil might have been wsll.-1S~s
JoSrsal.
IL has aimee been asceftained that the
cause Of The failure vss the shsence Of The
tuneful ly-ar Of the IT,. Had Eugene
Field accompanied The party, - in days oil
yors, and Eli Peskin,ssd The causs With h,a
usual trushfulDes, be would have he'd ths
Capital right into Sedalis through shees
meadaeity.
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a table TO play = game Of cards, but Co
burns head

table 10 play = game Of cards, but Co.
barns head
SOON pRooPeD OVER
And the game Was abandoned to Look after
him. HIS companions had begun to fear
that the effects Of the drink would prove
more serious than was expected. Coburn
was taken into the back yard by Lockert
and Henry Schsefier, who dosed him with
q decoc,ion OF vinegar and salt TO make
him vomit. The treatment brought no re-
liei and they rolled him on y barrel and
b~thed his head in cold water. While the
patient Vas able to talk he complained of
heat and IN intense burning sensation about
the chest ard stomach. His nurses bathed
his chest and neck in cold water, but at
one stage OF the case he was 30 noisy and
ob~treperous that they could do nothing
w,.h him. In = struggle with one Of the
men he iell down, striking his head upon
the pavement OF The yard, receiving rather
severe injury. The liquor took effect very
rapidly and this condition did not last long.
Within an hour after he took the draught
he sank into utter helplessne,s. He foam
ed At the mouth and seemed in high fever
Schaefier, one Oi the men Who attended
him, saws thst the foam gathered 80 tkickly
in his mouth and throat that he Was
THREATENED WITH srRANGULArIoN.
Columns companions. supposinx that he
would live through it, finally vent away,
leaving him a. they thought, notwithstand-
ing the peculiar circnmst ances, to sleep OF
his drunk, nness But his condition vas
more serious than they had imagined and
the bare bricks upon which he lay came
near proving his death bed.
This yard being directly in the rear Of
the RESIDENCE of Mr.. Mohrman, the saloon
keeper, lie was awakened about $50 O'Clock
yesterl ~ morning by \ series of groans. and
readily guessing whence they came, went
down INTO The yard to see how Coburn was
getting along. !, is needless to say that he
found him very i'll. II wa evident even
in the dim ligh, Of the early morning that
death vas laying its hand upon him. Mr.
Mohrman called assistance and had thu
man removed to the stable and laid upon
a rude pallet in one Of the stalls. Constant
attention Was bestowed upon the man from
this time forward. DR.. Pohlman, being
summoned by the saloon keeper, came
about 9 or 10 o'clock and prescribed . cours'
Of treatment, which consisted chiefly Of
APPLICATIONS OF COLD WATER.
BY this means the patient was partially r.
vived. lie talked q little, but there va
little connection between the words. He
swore y good deal while the water was BE-
ing poured upon him. The doctor says thai
the man seemed rational but very weak
and still had fever. BEING called away u
attend another patient the doctor did no
return until about o'clock, when the Pc
tient vas dead. The doctor refused to is
sue q certificate and thought it best for the
Coroner to take tine case in hand. The in.
dications, in his Judgment, we're that the
man had died from too much liquor, bui
a his knowledge Of the causes W. confined
solely to these Indications he had no car
to take the responsibility.
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Standard Excellence.

The place that DIR. Prices Flsvoring Ex-
tracts have won in public estimation sus-
taine us in the assertion that for standard
excellence they have no equal. Every
housewife who has had occasion to use DR..
Prices Special Flavoring Extracts will en-
dcrse the above statement.
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Best BvidonOe Of II Worth.

0s ovs00oC0 q AZ V0Et0.
The great popularity OF o.. PficsS Cream
Baking Powder i Tie bsst evidences Of il
worth. Whsnsver sweet, white biscuit,
Is wanted. or light Pot-pie, an elegsn,
cake. or delicious poddiag. Dr.. Pric.s
Cream Baking Powder should b used. /.
Il purity itself.
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Rep-How did you get tina, watch John
You said you got it from your father bu
your wife says you never had a watch.
West-Ask Mr.. Coeyro,e and Mr.. Pen
dleton and they will ask my father and b.
sill tell. Ny wife has written . difieren
letter since that. heard about il.
Rep-Have you received any letters frou
your father!
West-I have got one from my step
mother.
Rep-Let me publish il.
West ito Sheriff Think there il any
thing in II that would do me any harm,
SheriG-No Joha, have read il. IT,
reporterl I read al, his correspondence.
West-Let me look over Il.
IAi,er looking over it. he handed il bach
10 the reporter.l
The following il a copy Of the letter:
CHAPIS, MoRsAx Co. ILL.,.
April 18th, 1879.
Jno West:
DEAR SoN-After 20 long time, I will
try aud answer your kind and welcome
letter, which came To hand Tuesday.
vas glad to hear from you and that you
VAS we'll and in good spirits. THE leave.
me and the children we'll, and hope When
il reaches you it may find you the same
Well, John. got . letter from your IA.
Their few days ago. He Vas in Sarcoxie
No. He said he Was nearly sick, and feel
uneasy about him. for fear be will get sick
We are having nice weather now.
You must excuse poor writing, for hays
been house cleaning and making gsrdeG
until my hands are 70 nervous that cam
not write 80 anybody can read il.
Well John, wish you was here to stay
with me while your father is awsy, for
am lonesome. ! hope il will not be lor1
until you will be at liberty again. Write
soOn 10
Your afiectionate mother until death,
MARY E. WEsT.
West-I have got something else wrote
and will let you read It.
He vent into his cell and returned viii
= roll of manuscript. II vas two pieces o.
poetry.]
Rep-John, will you let me publish this
West-I don't know. I am . pool
scholar, and il it il published I want you
to correct the mistakes, and send me som,
copies of it.
The reporter promised t. do ~ request
ed, and after shaking hands bid Wes
goodbye.
When West was talking to the reporter
he stood with his back against the solid
wall of the cell, inside Of the cage. This
vail had half . dozen illustrated paper
pasted up on it. One Of these papers rep
resented the hanging Of two Molly Ma
guires. It was . hideous picture-two
black, shrouded forms dangling At the
ropes end through the trap. On the white
margin Of the paper was written in lead
pencil:
81 will ssk q favor of any one Who comes
here. Don't the take iheae pictures down
Jet them stay here. Sentenced to hang
JOHN /. Wet"
Just above the execution scene VA
was written:
Il amt gilty."
Noticing the direction of the reporter
eye. West turned around and put his
finger on one Of the figures that vss hang.
ing and said: This n me, this is the way
I vii; be But Amt guilty."
With the reporter Vas little Benny
Goodwin. West looked at him earnestly
through the ban for . few minutes, and
then said with . considerable degree oil
feeling, II hope you will never be in the
tx I am
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Why do 20 many parents think chill
dren troublesome, Because they cry and
Why do children cry? Because they suffer.
Dr.. BulPs Baby Syrup will relieve all pain
that babyhood is subject to.
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TOE true. tits pity, and pity Ills, tits
true" that too many sersible people regard
coughs and colds 50 indifierenily. DR.. BslPs
Cough Syrup cures coughs and colds and is
only Is cents . bottle.
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ALI that have once used il pronounce
Dr.. Bulls Baby Syrup the best medicine
known for the complaints Of early child.
hood. 25 cents a bottle.
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The proof Of the value of any article
IL it, pOpslar use and the testimony in its
favor. The sale Of DR.. B0ll's great remedy
for coughs and colds 10 immense and the
testimony voluminous.
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If your baby Is restless while teething
get DR.. Bull. Baby Syrup; a dose of j
will relieve the little Sufferer at once. Onl!
% cents bottle.
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THE VOTE
Upon the Proposition to Remove
the Capital.

In order that the citizens of Sed.lia may
zee who voted for and Who voted against
them, the BAzoO secured . copy Of the
official vote upon the concurrent resolution,
which in ~ follows:
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Sound reposs is 20 essential to good
health that We feel surprised to know any
one would risk loss Of rest iron coughs and
colds, when bottle Of Dr.. Bulls Cough
Syrup would give rsfreshing slumber.
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Adams, Jackson
Andrews, Barton
Arnold. Scott
Bashaw, Monroe
Bohannon, Ray
Bonham. Andrew
Brown. Rails =.
Campbell. A,cbison
Carroll, St. Louis
Chenoweth. McDonl
Chiffon, Pettis
Ch,twood, Reynold'
Cloud. Livingston
Cock. Henry
Collins, Lafayette
Cook, Clinton
Cowan. Holt
Cox, Ste. Genevieve
craig. SulIivan
Crowther, Buchanan
Dale, Morgan
Davis, Saline
Dawson, New M.dr
Daley, Caldwell
Dougherty, Clay
Ellis. Nodsway
Farr, johnson
Finks, Howard
Fc~ter, St. Louis
Freed. Benton
| Gray, Putnam
| Gwynne, Jackson
Hammons. Charlton
Har igan. St. Louis
Harrington. Adsir
Hubbard, Davies
Helm. Duntlin
Ingram, Greene
| Johneon, fancy
Kendall, Douglas
knight, Harrison
Lesueur, Lafayette
Lockhart, Grundy
Mackey, Pike
MAYNARD, Lawrence
Moler, Bates
Morrisoe. Dsde
Most. ST. Louis
Mudd Of 81. s.ouis
Mcdaniel, Saline
Notary, St. Louia
lOMally. II. Louis
Organ, Dent
Pepper, Pike
Pollard. jasper
Powell. Macon
Price. Texas
Riley, Buchanan
Smith, St. Louis G
Spring, Go
Teylor, s.. Louis
WaGgener. Je6eno
Well, Platte
Whitaker, Hickor,
Wiley, Randolph
WiDd0,. Ca0dea
Wisely, Webster
Younger, st. Clair
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The cheapest way 70 cheat The undrs-
takss (who y gsnssally srosnd WHEN cold
and coughs psssail,) i 10 il 70 buy and ~
Dr.. Bulls Cough Syrup. Il always cursa
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DOOMED TO DIE.

An Interview with John l. West
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SYMPTOMS Of 4
TORPID LIVER.

R0eosGiv0. but sometimes altsrnats With
loooGnsa0, Pam IN tho Head, accompanied
With Dull sen1ationin theback paFt, Pam
n th0 EiGht side and under the shOuldeF.
blade, hallness aftse satln9. with . disin-
elination 70 sxertioa Of body or mird. Irri-
liability Of ts0pef. Low spirits, Los q
nsmoey. With aIsslin4 OF having ne9asceeo
oome duty. General wearinsee: Oizxineee.
IuttsEing 6 the Heart. Does before the
0y0oI yellow SKIN, Headache generally
Over The IiGhs 90, Rsstlsasnsas q night
ViEA Atfal dE0ams. hiehly eolnfed Urins.
uTEI1I WA1UU06 ARE UNHKEDKD,
Sni0uS DISEASES WIl SOON &c DEVELOPED.
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He Still Asserts His Innocence
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NAYS.

NAYS.
Aldridge, Monitesu
Bsllev. Carroll
Beckner, Laclede
Berry. Stone
Bergman. Iron
Booth. franklin
Roulv.re, Clark
Bowman, Phelps
Brady, 81. Louis
dBrewer. Perry
Bryan, Barry
Bnrford. G G,rardesu
Csmpbell, st. Louis
Carleton, Pemiscot
Coleman. Carter
Cooper, (issconsde
Grow, Crawford
Dade, Green
Dierke. Osage
Dadson, Pulaski
Drum, Bollinger
Dryden, St. Louis
diving, Cooper
Greer, Oregon
Hayes, Warren
Hall, ST. Louis
Hale, Sioddard
Haynes, DeKslb
Harrison. Miller
Kneisley. Boone
Lakeland, St. Charlie
Larimnre. Galway
LOuthan Lewis
Lynn, Scotland
Mabrey. Ripley
Main, 81. Francois
MA,.istre, St. Louis
Mile, Polk
AUdd Of Lincoln
McC ormick of Wash
McElvain. Worth
McKill. Vernon
Mckinney. Gentry
Patteraon, Schuyler
Pehle, franklin
Phelan, St. LOUIS
Pollock, St. Louis.
Poven, Wayne
0A>~A I>>A>
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A SEDALIA BOY

In the Mountains of Colorado.
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= u fruitful ooaFes a msuy diasaseA peoDi-
nent among which arc
DYSPEPSIA Sick-HEADACHE. c0STNeNeSS,
OvSENIERy, olll0uS FEVER, A6us AND fsveR,
MUNDiCE. PILES, RHEUMATISM. MONEY co.,
n Amt c0llc ETC
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tention of hurting him, but II l. hard to tell
what man in my 6x will do.
Rep-Jobn, If you are guilty, you had
better acknowledge il. The world will
think . great deal better of you.
West-I will never die with lie on my
tongue. At the last point on the platform
I will tell you what I tell you nov.
think more of myself than to die with q
lie.
Rep-Your wife has had Q child since
yon have been in Jail.
West-Yes, would like to see my wife
and baby.
Rep-Where il your father?
West-He lives in Chaplin, Illinois. He
10 now At Ssrcoxie, Mo-, in The south par,
of the State. II I had money would send
it to ny wife to come end re ne.
Rep-Your wife Il 1t Laooete.
West-Yes, che lives 1t Nm. Masons. !
don't know where her brother ia. He be,
Joined church.
Rep-You joined church once!
West-Ys, I Joined The Baptist church
Rep-What ID your father doing 1t Sar
coke?
West-He il trying to cell some land hs
hes near the Cherokee Nation, to get con,
money to CONE and do me some good
Father knows the executioo has hesn mi
ID. latter long pause.l It's just eli
can stand.
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closed upon the retreating figure of the +.
y, and then the business man remembered
What the T. Y. hsd sid about notes, books,
ETC., told them to produce the hooks and
there would BE . settlement. Old Rice
said he would 70 after the books and prove
that W. H. NJ. Owed Mn. X. $50 for sell.
ing fruit trees ~, MILLER, however. said
that fruit hess have mighty little to do ia
this case), and Rice started down street If.
ter the books. A soon a. Rice vas fairly
out Of the hotel the Miller and bushes.
man felt cramped in parlor only 20 fee
} square, and ssarted to 60. Mn Rice plan,et
her back firmly sgainss the door and re
fused them egree. E. J. NJ. then throw,
out bis manly CLAW, gets hold Of the dool
knob. gives long pull and q strong pull
and Mn. Rice - dashed away from th,
door and against the piano, 80 she says
They 30 down the stairs and then CONES
THE LEsAL BUSINESS.
. W. Fl. Miller and E. J. Miller swors on
} peace warrants, also warrants for attempt.
ing TO extort money BY force. and assault
on the pessoo Of the Tslkstive Youth, W
N. and E. J. Miller, all Of which cases th,
Rices Won. Upon going into the Recorder,
court to prosecute the Rices. the Mullen
and The T. Y. found themsslve srraispe<
for assault and charge also Of using pro
lane and indecent language against Ii,
IT. T.; also that The I. Y. he'd Represented
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BRIEEN.

The Monitor Gii; Enterprise Is booming,
and Buck Kelley says he will get ont one
III the best weeklies IN and after July 4th,
for $50 per year, that has ever been pub
lished in the State. Buck can do il and l
would like to see his paper boom.
INvICIUs.
The New York herald., 1879-03-18

ELEVEN VALUABLE HEAVY DRAUGHT HORSES
have been used TO haul iron and the Harlem
extension of tho elevated railroad Also four Sets Double
and Set Single Truck Harness. Swinging Trucks
three Double Trucks, Derrick Truck, three Hand
BAY 'TRoTTiXG GEL SGE6ixG MIDDLEsEx. roALED
sss S By ,dS by a S.
very suDerior road horse trot in 40; warranted
TR@rsG srnS q Ehp q sx HANDS HIGH
years old; an easy driver; can trot in 2'4o war
aoRsE soHrkp 1872 go. BY
Rysdyks Fambetonian, l5}S hands high: can trot in
action " wsrrs"sed kind and trno in al harness. ""a
BLACK MARE, 154 HANDS HIGH. 8 years old; good
ranted sound. and kind and true in al harness harness.
BROWN HORSE. l6 HANDS HIGH, years old good
family horse; handy driver; warranted sound and
BAY HORSE i5x HANDS HIGH, 6 years old; good
driver; fine coupe horse warranted sound and kind
FINE BAY MARE. nss HANDS HIGm years old; good
elevated railroads or anything; good saddle mare;
xnrrantsd sspnd and Kind and rqs n All harness
years old: prompt handy drivers fine saddle horse (;
hasextra knee action; warranted kind and true in
cHEsTNUT TRorrING MARE, l5x HANDS HIGH, s
years old good safe driver; can trot in so sure
PAIR
with long full tails; 1913 hands high; and years
anything: warranted kind and true In all harness
IsT,' IN PsRfEcT os6ER built by Ke.n
ROAM CoUPE OR DOG CART HORSE, 1.ss hands high,
high knee action: very stylish; warranted kind and
ROAM GELDiNG, i5sS HANDS HIGH. years old. mate
TO above: accustomed tolocomotvcs; warranted kind
BROWN TRoTTiNG II II GELDINa, 1s,l hand. high. year.
od can trot in 40; warranted sound and kind and
PARK PnAEToX, EXTENSION TOP PHAEroN ROCK
nnways Concord Wagon top; side bar and full spring
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