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The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1880-01-08

Th0se enswerins IN AZ ~ crt he M ent ,vtra
E0nfSr AfhyOr upon 6he Adyertfser ana tho
y:Esssssa 81 IL. io"s i:I ~. .ssias A AZ
paper. IHt' - = y g" r''1'
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ROAST PIa.-Choose a young pig,
with thin delicate ears, fringe on the
tongue, plump hams and curly tail.
Shave offal the hairs, or burn them Off
with white hot poker, using it care
lully and quickly enough not to burn
tho skin. Dress the pig. saving the
heart, liver and kidneys, which you
must wash, slice, fry In a very little
tat, and thon chop fine. Wash the pig,
dry it we'll with clean cloth, stun It
with force-meat, sow it up, tic or
skswer tho legs in place, tie up
tho ears and tall In butterod pr per, to
prevent burning, and put 1t into drip
ping pan, with the following vcgota-
bles; Half a medlum-sized carrot, ono
onion, a few sprigs Of parsley, and a
bay leaf. Brush the pig thoroughly
with salad oil or melted butter; put 1t
into hot oven until tho cracking Is
set, bastlng 1t every fifteen minutes. A
mcdlum-sized pig will cook In from two
to two and a half hours.
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MISTRESS Ito her late scrvant)--
"Wcll, Mary, how have You bcensince
you left mo, and whore. are you living
now5" Yo serYant-"Please ma 'am, :,
| don't live anywhere, ma'am; Pm
married, ma 'am." SHBg.E,E
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HEALTH 4 IS WEALTH. !! !
@ @h" @ . &
Health Of Body is Wealth Of Mind.
Railways SarSaparlUsl ResolVent.

Pure blood makes sounc hesh. strong bone and
o ear skin. Ifyou wov ID have your hesh hrm,
yonr bones sound, With sut carries. nd your con-,
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No woman has yet been known to
kindle fire with either fashion mag
azine or paper containing the trial OF
| q clergyman.
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MINUTE RE MEDY. .l
Only requires minutes. not hours, to relleve
pain and cure acute disease. n
Ready Relief,

In from one to twenty minutes, never falls to
relieve PAIN with enc thorough appltc non.
Ho matter how vlol.n or excrudintIng tho taln
ho RHEUM ATTIC, Bcd-ridden, Inflrm. Crippled,
HerVous Neurnlglc, or os'ritnd with disease
may suner, RAILWAYS READY RELIEF will
alfortl Instant ease. .... .rt,..l ..s.. u, =
Infiamipation Of the Kidneys. Infiamma-
tion OF tho Bladder, InflaInMntton ~ ihs
Bowels, Congestion Of the Lungs, Sore
Ihroaf, DIFFICULT BreAthing, Palpiiation Of
Catarrl,. Influenza, II eatif,ci,e, Tootha ohio,
Neuralgia. Rheu,natis,n, Cold OhitIs,
Ague Chills, ChilblRins, Frost Kites,
ttruisos. Summer Corni,laints. Coughs.
Cold spratns. Pains I'm the Chest, Back or
Limbs, are instantly relieved. ..''
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FEVER AND AGUE.

Is not q remedial agent Ia he world that WIN
cure Fever and Ague, and all other Maiarious,
Bilious, bcar,et. typhoid. Yellow and other
RADwAYs READY RRLIxF.
IL will In a CIV monents, when taken accord
Ing to directions, ouro Cramps, Spa8ms. Sour
stomach. Heartburn, Sick Headache. DlarrhCsi, i,
Internal Pains .'
Travellers should always carry bottle OF RAD
WAY READY RELIEF with them. A few drOps
IN wafer wfll prevent sickness or pains from
ohange OF water. 1t Is better than French
brandy or bltterB as a stlmuiant>
Miners nnh LIN b ermen should always
be provided with 1t. ,0-.,,I ~, -
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1880-01-08

Stories of Adventure, by
Capt. Il. Frechette, Fred. \. Obcr,
Charles Crntldocl1, AIrs. III. Is. King,
G. a. Stephens. Charles ii. Eden.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1880-01-08

AMATEUR Composor--"IIcaru my
last now song?" Candid Friend(wlth q
pcrceptlblc shuddor)-Oh, Lor! hope
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ANYBODY can travel from Boston to
New York by telephone who will go on
the SOuna
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Poems

Henry ". LonGfcllow, Edgar Fawcctt, John g. WI
Edna Dean Proctor, Lucy Lnrconi, Mr.. and MI
Jnncs II. Fields, l.T. Trowbridge, Pnnl ii. Ila
Sidney Lanlcr. Nora Perry, Jutia {. X.
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ty or the Hecla Co. n they fall, several
eastern parties are ready 70 make tho pur-
chase. As understand 1t the Hecla Co. Is
not particularly anxious TO sell. They have
Q property worth much more than Ii offered
for IL. Fit is transferred TO new hands,
think 1t will be detrimental to the best in
terests of the citizens of Glendale for the
Hecla Co. has engaged In no business but
their own in competition with the mer-
chants and other business men Of the
place, and very many citizens find proita-
bic employment in their service. ANY new
company is liable to change the personnel
Of all employed In their business and to es-
tabIish their own trades, 30. Next to
Butte, Glendale is the largest silver produc-
ing camp in Montana, and bids fair TO ri
val It. 1t has taken the place of Bannack
as the crown jewell Of Beaverhead county.
The most active business men OF the
town are your patrons; 1 take pleasure in
giving their names and business
VIM. Thompson, late OF Virginia City
and delegate in the Republican Convention
from Beaverhead, owns two saw mills and
furnishes the town and the Hecla Company
with all their sawed lumber. His mills are
on Trapper Creek. .#
At Trapper City (the right name Of the
Post Office is Burnt Pine), found 8. A.
Barbour, the Superintendent of the Hecla
Co. q mines, who sho we'd me through them.
I am indebted to David Reiuhard the fore
man for much information
A. M. Morrison keeps nice store, also
owns and runs handsome saloon.
Hamilton g. Co. keep store and butch
or shop,
W. Fl. Fleming keep an exceedingly neat
hotel.
At Glendale found &c. Mstlin, and Hop
py e. Grotevant keeping fine billiard rooms
in connection with saloons.
Mr.. Gig manufactures beer at the old
brewery and 1t is Of the best quality.
John Petritz keeps the Centennial Brew
cry, branch of the Butte house of Schmidt
81 Gamer.
w. III. Boetler keeps a comfortable hotel
half way between Glendale and Trapper
/ stopped at the Glendale house, kept by
John Cameron, who keeps most excel
lent hotel and is an agreeable and popular
landlord.
q. w. Turner, attorney, &C., is building
. brick banking house for the use Of the
bank Of N. Armstrong & Co in which he
10 partner, next to the fine brick store
of Thomas g. Armstrong.
found our old time landlord Of Green
horn Station, Jack Reynolds, doing a fine
business In large livery stable in the CEN
ter Of town, and adjoining, is the neat and
airy barber shop OF the we'll known Duke
Dutrielle.
Pond & Urlin in lower town have .,
splendid stone store building and carry
large stock Of dry goods, groceries and mer-
chandise.
Losee & Clarke OF Helena arc alsoi in the
dry goods trade.
Johnny Wall of Helena keeps cigars and
tobacco and 10 doing well.
cannot close without noticing the cour-
tesy received from all the citizens of Glen
dale, particularly from DR.. Leavitt the
skillful physician and true man.
From here 60 to the Terminus from
which place you will next hear from me.
WIN. r. WHEELER
GLENDALE, Aug. 9th.
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SUM MONS.

In the District Court of the Second Judicial District
OF The Territory of Montana, In and for the county
of Deer Lodge.
Thomas NJ Lowry and Silss r. King. Plaintiffs, vs.
Timothy Kelley, Dsfendint.
The people of the Territory of Montana send greet
ing to Timothy KELLEY. Defendant.
You are hereby required to appear In an action
broughsagainst You by the above named plaintiffs In
the District Court of the Second Judica District of
the Territory OF Montana. in and for the county OF
Deer lodge, and 10 the complaint filed there
In within ten days trXcu-iye of the DAY of service
after the service you of this summons. Ii served
within this county; If served out of this county,
hut in this district. within twenty days. otherwise
within forty days; or Judgment by default will be
taken against you, according TO the prayer OF said
complaint.
The said action Is brought to recover OF you the
of 800 with interest at the rate ten per cent
per amman from this date. Said snE Is alleged to he
due aud owing from Won to plaintiffs upon your Ger.
tain promssorY note. msde, executed and delivered
to j A Murray on the 4th day OF September, 1879,
and afterwards for a valuable consideration duly as
signed TO plaintiffs, by the terms OF which you prom
ised to pay plaintiffs on demand $500, and for the
further sum of sfa0 money loaned 10 you at your
special instance and request the LIST day of August,
1879, and for costs Of suit.
And you hereby notified that, IL You fail to ap-
pear and said complaint as above required the
said paint will take default and Judgment against
you for said sums above named ana for interest and
costs of SUIT.
Given under my hand and the seal of the Dis
trict Court of the Second Judicial District of
the Territory OF Montana, In and for the
fSEAL county of Deer Lodge this 4th day of August
.- In the year of our Lord one thousand eight
. hundred and eighty.
GEO. W. IRWIN, H., Clerk.
BY A. =. HIGGISs, Deputy Clerk.
A. Z MAYHEw, Plaintiffs Attorney.
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OUR NEW ROUTE EAST.
Quick Time, Low Rates and Pleasant
Trip.

Hundreds OF Montanians who have not been 10 the
Estates" for year,, looking forward with pieasIe
to trip sometime during the present spring Tie
OF this general eavetaking ]. due largely 20 our
long Of prosperity but vastly more to the fact
that we have now, practically, through rail roufe
from Montana 70 cities OF both the Atlantic and Pa
cifc slopes. The Utah a Northern Railroad is as
last near that the former dreaded ride has
dwindled TO one That, ia comparison, IL mere pas
time. Passengers leave Helena Deer Lodge Butte
or Virginia City Moaday morning, take breakfast
at Ogden about Wednesday and dine at Chicago, 81.
Louis, San Francisco. Saturday; or. about the
let OF June, they can shorten this time about one
day.
The rails are now 20 near Red Rock that one may
fairly consider that the point st which the bulk of the
East bound travel viii this spring change from the
Concord coach to the luxurious Horton reclining chair
cars of the Utah Northern. Reu Rock ID only 100
miles south of Helena, 155 miles south OF Deer Lodge
40 miles south OF Butte l0s miles from Virginia
City and so miles from Salisbury. Taking the aver
road at Red Rock has a large advantage over the
river ut Benton Stages and trains run daily, and
connections close and through to all points
n the United States. The delays and uncertainties
of navigation are thus unknown on our southern
route. Considering the luxury, safety aud speed
sured, the rates to Omaha from our prominent cities
500 1st class; S15 ID class, and Sa5 emigraDtl
really very reasonable. Through tickets also on
sale at the different offices OF Gilmer Salisbury Co.
to all important cities of the Union at proportionate
1y low rates. Emigrant and second class passengers
have first class accommodations rtages-a marked
improvement ON last years custom OF putting them
through on mail wagons. Indeed, there Ii much
about TO make hrs long anticipated trip East by rail-
and TO our readers In the East who contemplate a
journey to Montana, we can commend the above
showing just az heartily.
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TO MARRY HER SECRETARY.

TO MARRY HER SECRETARY.
Sacrificing $500, 900 Yearly for Love.
LONDON, August 3.-The World this
evening says: "a marriage has been ar
ranged between the Baroness Burdett-
Coutts and Mr.. Ashmead Bartlett, who has
acted rs her secretary and almoner for .
long time past. The recent statement to
the same effect Which was oentradicted was
made by the intended bridegroom. The
gentleman In question il a brother Of Mr..
Ellis Ashmead Bartlett, member Of Parlia-
meut By becoming Mr.. Bartlett's wife
the baroness will lose very large portion
OF her income, to the extent, it Ii said, Of
over el00, 900 yearly. This is in accord
ance with the will OF Harriet Melon, Ouch
ess Of St. Adams, who bequeathed her vast
property to Miss Angela, now Baroness
Burdett- Coutts, providing that IL she mar
ried IN alien or naturalized subjec. her in
terest in the Coutts Bank and other prop
critics, shall cease. Mr.. Bartlett is an
American, who was uaturalizsd short
time since. II Is asserted that tho remon-
stranoes against the marriage engagement
from the best friends OF tho Baroness and
from the highest quarters failed TO have any
effect, and the marriage win shortly take
place. The Baroness 10 aged 60. while Mr.:
Bartlett has not yet completed his Goth
year" -a.a-.r- --E-r -.-r
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Administrators Sale of Real
and Personal Estate.

Notice s hereby given, that In pursuance Of an or
der OF the Probate Court OF the County OF Deer
Lodse, Territory Of Montana. made on the .6th day
of May 1881 in the matter of the estate of George
X. Sample deceased, the Undersigned the admins
traitor OF the estate said deceased will sell at public
auction TO the highest bidder for cash. currency of
the United States, and subject to confirmation by
said Probate Court, on Saturday, the 21st day of
August 1885, ~ O'clock m at the front door OF the
Butte Brewery III the city OF Butte in the county Of
Deer Lodge all the right tisle interest and estate of
the said deceased the time OF his DEATH and all the
right title aud interest that the said estate has by
operation OF law Otherwise acquired other than or
In addition to that of the said deceased at the time OF
death In and To IL those certain ots, pieces par
cels Of land situate, lying, and being in the said
county of Deer Lodge Territory OF Montana, and
bounded and described as follows, 10 wit: The un-
divided half Of lots No A. and IS in block 81 the
undivided one-tbird of lots No. 10, IL aud IL III
Block 49, All according 10 the official survey of the
Town site of Butte In sad county. now le in the
county clerks Office. ALSO lot OF personal estate
consisting OF beer kegs, bar hxtures, chairs, one
three inch wagon, two sets lead harness. So mucn
of the real estate will be sold will be sufficient 10
pay the debts Of the said deceased.
Terms and conditions OF Sale: Cash currency OF
the United States. Deed ut expense ut purchaser.
FREDERICK II. GLEASON,
Administrator OF the Estate 0l said deceased.
July %, 1880. t
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Public Sale Of Real Estate at
Butte City Montana.

will offer at public sale in front of the banking
house Of Donne, Clark & Larabie, In the town of
Butte Montana, on Saturday, the 7Lh day of August
1880, at 2oclock p. m, the following real estate
belonging to the estate vi H. G. Wie0bOld, deceased
to-wit:
Lots on Lower Main street. ...
2 Lots on East Broadway,
. Lots Oh Upper Main street, all in the most prom
nent and desirable part of Butte City.
Aiso, the GGd Hill quartz lode,
The Basin Water Ditch,
large storehouse and lre-proof cellar situated In
the town Of Silver Bow.
= large bitches conveying water from Divide creek
to the placer mines near Silver Bow.
Also u valuable placer mining interest Silver
Bow.
577-a WIN. A. CLARK, Executor.
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Order to Show Cause.

In the Probate Cont in and for the County of Deer
Lodge, Territory OF Muntana-ln the matter of the
estate OF Thomas H. OCOunor, deceased.
frederick l.. Gleason, the administrator of the es-
tate of Thomas II. OConnOr, deceased, having iled
his petition herein praying ior an order ut sale OF
the personal and real estate OF sad deceased for the
purposes therein forth IL II therefore ordered by
the Judge oil said court that all persons Interested in
O'Clock in the forenoon OF said day, at the Cont Room
OF said Court at the Court House in the town and
County OF Daer Lodge, ~ show cause why an ordsI
should not be- granted the said administrator 10
sell much of real estate OF said deceased shall
be be necessary
[signedl ORREN EMERSON, Probate Judge
dated July 18th, 1850. 577-4t
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Notice to Creditors.
Estate of Hugh B. Mccleery, deceased.

Estate of Hugh b. McCleery, deceased
Notice is hereby given by the undersigned, admin
strator OF the estate of H. b. McCeary deceased to
the creditors of and all persons having claims against
the said deceased to exhibit them with the necessary
vouchers within months after the first publication
of this notice to the said administrator at the Valley
postotice, in the said county OF Deer Lodge,
100 THOMAS FORD,
Admir- of the estate of Hugh b. McCleery, deceased.
Dated July s, 1850. 5755t
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Notice to Creditors.
Estate of Preston Scott deceased.

Estate of Preston Scott, deceased.
Netice Is hereby given by the undersigned, admin
strator OF the estate of Preston Scott deceased, u
the creditors, and all persons having claims against,
the said deceased to exhibit them with the necessary
vouchers within months after the first publication
OF this notice to the said administrator at the city OF
Butte, in the county Of Deer Lodge.
a. ..." PATRICK TALENT,
Admir- of the estate Of Preston Scott, deceased
Dated july s, 1880. 574 5p
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NO ICE TO CREDI1ORS,
Estate of Jacob Schimoley, deceased.

d Estate or JACOB Scnimoley, deceased.
Notice is hereby given by the undersigned admins
traitor of the estate of Jacob schimoey deceased to
the creditors of. and all persons having claims
against the said deceased to exhibit them with the
necessary vouchers within ten months after the first
publication OF this notice TO the said administrator
at the town of Deer Lodge, In the county OF Deer
Lodge. FREDERICK X. GLEASON,
Administrator of the estate of Jacob Schimoley de-
ceased .a .u. ....# ..
Dated June 81, 1880 573-5t
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Notice of Final Entry.
U. s. LAND OFFICE, HELENA. M. T.,

U. s. LAND OFFICE, HELENA. NJ. T.,
@W July ~, 1880.
Notice is hereby given that Benjamin r. bite,
who filed Presumption Declaratory Statement No
3,s03 for the w n OF SW of Section in I. 4, of
IL W. has filed notice of bis intention to make final
proof in support OF his claim and final entry
thereof and that said proof will be made before the
Probate Judge Of Deer Lodge county, NJ. T., at his
office In the town OF Deer Lodge Monday, August
30, A. ID. 1880. and bearing had nc this office on
Wednesday September Let AID. 1880, at 10 O'Clock ~
m, TO determine us to the right of SAID claimant 10
enter said tract of land Said claimant names the
following witnesses to prove his continuous residence
upon and cultivation of sand tract, to-wit James
O'Beye. John p. Thomas, John Cnrk and Daniel
Thomas. all Of Warm Spring postotlice, Deer Lodge
county, M. T, j. Ii. MOE,
5T-5L a- Register.
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- New York Tribune.
Near the Corner Of Bayard and Baxter
street Ia an old clothes dealer, who induced
the reporter to enter BY promising 70 sell
him for S2 q coat recently made for Gene.
raj Grant. After much cropping disrepu-
table looking garment Of sea-green color
was produced with grand flourish and the
remark:
Dere ish de goat"
"If you made 1t for the ex-President,
Why did he not take it9" asked the report
or.
Laying dirty finger on ono side Of his
nose In mysterious aud impressive way,
the dealer mnttered: | E#f L
/" he ordered cotton velveet on der COLLAR
und make . meostake und put on seelk
dot makes him 20 med he Won't dake id.'
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a UERBAx:H, WELLs q c.. H.,.,.- -
- fun line 81 Blanks Or Justices ~ the ps.re.
Ssms prices - charged " ths New Nom.
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The English at Afghanistan.
New York Tribaae.

New York Tribuue. ...
The British invaded Afghanistan, ostsn-
sibly because an embassy was not permit
ted to enter the capital and now they are
anxious TO create an Amser with the dis
tinct understanding that be viii never be
obliged to have any embassy Of the kind in
Cabul. Sixty thousand mon have been
employed In ardaous campaigns and from
s75. 600 600 to 500, 600. 600 have been ,ex-
pended for no purpose, save to excite the
resentment and hatred OF the Afghans. Il
10 hard thing to say, but the slaughter OF
the British foroe has the full effect Of re-
tributive justice. The invaders were get
ting of almost too easily. Nations, "A
well ~ individuals, are compelled, sooner or
later, TO feel that the way Of the trans
gressor 10 hard.
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Dc G.; = =. !! !: J; ]:
Il WI f5t*l NJ = f1t mr. i'rire List for
EA I'd ~ laltr~ upon Nd.
A IA piirsliusi. Contains
OeA descriptions Of every
S116 tasLs: required for
vvssh -. -. personal OF family usN
Foods ~ whoiesa~ nr,res II. au.r,, - 81 ~ ~
Vht mshs M. inc only insfififtion In America
AONTGOMERYs NJ n aR Rqs' y 10 Address
= So wssHsi, Ave-. Ckisasa n
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LeadviIIs spitaphs arc tcrse and pointed.
Here Ii one
Ger this poor gamblers silent clay
Kind reader do not grieve
His death took place when Johnson caught
Three secs up his sleeve.
DIR. Gatline, inventor Of the famous gun,
has just perfected another instrument that
Il said to Be- the most complete In IT. deadly
propsrties. Il ~ capable Of firing 1000
shots minute, and By the ues Of tho In
stremert three men can do the work Of 800
ii6emen. II II capable Of killing : man
or horse : mile away. II i somewhat in
the form II the present Calling gum, but u
morn complets and may b taken 70 pieoes
at will, and thsrsfors Ga b easily moved
abopt Abeot e25o. 900 wsrs spent Ia o.
psrimentipg on Il.
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f M p r r d r
Imported clydesdale Stallion.

The services of the Imported Clydesdale Stallion,
En- peror, will be offered to the public for the
Sc a . N of go
at my breeding farm, near Helena. Montana, TT the
low price of Sa5 Tor the aenson, Ut $40 to insure.
Pe d gree:
Imported Emperor, lyiydesdaleI, bred by Mr. John
steward, ochitree Mil, Linlithgowshire Scotland,
out of his prize mare Eaases Nancy, winner o.
many prizes In Scotland and dam of many prize anil
mails, was got by Lothian Tom. Emperor was got by
Vanqu,sher half brother to Rantin
Robin. winner OF first prize at Dumiries Highland
Society Show beating the Prince Of Wales the only
time he was beaten. Vanqusher got by Old
Burgamie by Old Rob Roy. az |
Emperor gained the Irst prize az a yearling at Lin
lthgow the f40 prize at hampton, scotland, when
three years old. and the first prize at the Helena
Montana, Fair In 1873.
Emperor Is beautiful dappe bay with black legs Q
years old this spring, stands II hands high and
weighs 2l0n pounds. He was imported from Scotland
in 1875 by Hon. G j. Douglass Oak Ridge, Canada,
at cost of $3.50. ~
Good pasturage viii be furnished free and the best
o. care taken OF stock left In charge, but we will
not be accountable Tor any accidents.
Breeders are invited to call and examine the horse.
$50. B. n. POTTS.
HELENA. NJ. T., March Is, 1880.
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N Coat.
New York Tribune.

why General Grant Did Not Take the