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The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1881-03-03

Reported 10 A. aarwOod, clerk district
court, Jsuuory z, 1881, by VI. i. Knox, county
commissioner, Che following described es-
sie5 ltx s hands high, heayy st, and
BRAIDED thus, WB on lefi shoulder
ono dayk horse about lsf hand high, branded
q on left shoulder, saod le marked, white
hairs on his hind quarters.
Taken MP by 4. l. Tate and estrsyed before
w H. Price, Dec. "a, 1sSO, one bay horse, sod
de and harness marks, about Is hands high,
branded III on left hip, shod before, sbOus {
Taken up by John P. Alexander, estrayed
bsf0re T. b. owens, J. p, Dec, 20, 1880, q
sorrel horse. nax inaus and tail, years old
past, branded ~ on let shoulder.
Taken I'D by Riley Pembertgu. and esfrfyed
before Geo. KobsrtsOn, ) y. Janusry u, ISL.
one } ore rlnle, dark bay or brown, about IA
hands high, Or yehra old, shaved with har-
ness, no brsnds rercelvable and shaved
TAKEN mp By David Robinson and esfrayed
bef re ". n. Price. J. p, January li, ISL,
one hay mare about l-iS hands higb, 10 renrs
old. brarded On the right shoulder thus X.
Tsken up br Jonathan Edwards, and Is
frayed before j. A. Lindsey. J. p, January
ons mare, G OF 7 years old, about tx hand
bicli. c1icr Jun with ftrk mere and tan
rsnded thus. - in crciel
Taken up BE- Thomas Flynn. and crtrEyed
before W. r. Price, J. r., January "a ISL;
one Furrel PONY hDrse. no brnHds. a5-.uf
years old. Isf bands high, and one Diaze-
knes. branded II on tts shoulder; abc-l y OF
crrteen years old.
WV. GsorEs estrays before W. n. Ed
-rrrfa Justice Of ffr reare, ore sorrei h1rse
rlris. 3 4tar- Oh. abort u bands hirh aud
brsnds1 lriesc-iDlbiyi value 80.
A.. ure erfrErs bff0re A. D. L-nitr ofe
tir-t bors-. s'-u,tcstf q b. ab7ut yenrs olds
nIIouf lE hsr1s ign; o. All white SPOT N
frI-r hrsr. srhf a. rcrcf; b-anded- on Ten
lhouldar Q. ana On ne In hip 5.
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Seeds.
: MILLET-We Quotea 81


GERNfAN MILLET--We quote 81 .00Der bughel;
Garden, sets. per paper retail. Whoslesale
~ TO cents per paper.
.lottOI--At the Oh Miu,&5 per ton.
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DALLAS PRICE CURRENT.
stoats nna Lard.

BaooS Long clear sides 92f, Short clear
10. Breakfast bacon l1hc.
-. OuY 9aLT--Long olenr alces, 81 short clear
9H.
H1Ms-Elain sugar CaTed, l0,4 oali assed lC,@
LkED- gfsrce, M. half parrei, llS4; 70 -
pals 60 10 pounds, l21zi pounds, %.
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MY Animal CaiaIogus OF Vegetable
Flower Seed fer iesi, rieh catrs
phot1grarhs OF abe OH irnla, viii be sent
free 70 eli who pply. his old custamsrH need
not write fcrit. 0ffsr enc OF the largest col
lect,cna OF vegetable, seed ever eenl ont by any
seeI house In America, - large portion OF
which were grown Oh ny elk seec farms. fnll
dfreetiors for cultivation on eGcn package.
All sesd warranted to be both fresh and true
% the name; SO far, that should it prove
otherwise, viii refill the order gratis.
squash, Fhinnsy's Melon, Narbiehead Cab
baees, Mexican Corn, and scores OF other
vegetables, 1 iDviie the patronage a al who
are anxious 10 have tteir seed directly from
the grower, fraeh. true md of TIE very best
strain. New veseta bles specieltr.
JAMES j. N. GREGORY,
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Rones md Horns.

Dry bones 80 cents per hundred. Horns from
to & cents per pair, steer and OK. Cow, bull
and stag horns cents por pair.
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FKsa, and 0ysaern.

FrsB-12ho. per To-
oYsrRRs-per can A. cents for Baltimore, SO
Mattagordas. 65p per Berwick bay.
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Scrap Iron.

Cast, so cents per hundred; stove, 20 cents /;
wrought, 80 10 SO cents per hundred brass,
IS per hundred; copper, so per hundred; zinc
and lead, 81 per hundred.
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t. A. ualwood, County CLERK:
sir-T hereby report TO you, TO be adver-
tlsod as she law directs, the following described
stock running ~ large NEAR Mesquite, in said
county. and unclainied By any one, to-Wit;
Gae white OK, year' old; IDarLed, SPLIT and
unlerbit IN lcft sn' uudorhlt in light epr.
One wOrk bull; black: no brand or marx.
One two-ycarold heiIerj no marks or
brands.
one lorge work o.. crOp with underhit and
upper BIT In rigit ana swailow-fJrlE in left
ear.
under1is in tho left ear; branded li5 ON hip
aud side; about u year, old.
One white COW; uuderbt In tho right and
slope and Elit iH len ear.
one white COW with red ears; marked. crop
OF light, half crop and underhit in lef5 esr;
branded - an right hip, brand very din; but
supposed 10 be s..
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MONEY AND TRADE.
DALLAS WEEKLY MARKET REVIEW

An Altogether Business Weeh-'Oot-
tOn Depressed Meats Dun m"
MnSd so SELL r,im Lower
Flour straightforward Gro
eeries Active aud Steady--
Financial u lairs and
General Notes.
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MhRRETs By TELEGRAPM.

NEW YORK, March l. - Htocks strong;
money G; exchange, long, M; short, 4.SO;
state ponds dull; govern ments quiet.
Cotton steady. sales 800
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Salt RIleunl.

Salt Rheun. = Geo. + owen, Dealer in
Pianos, Grand Rapids, Mich, was troubled
for nine years with Salt Rheum. Tried every
medicine known to the trade, and was at
tended by many PHYSICIANS with but tempo-
rary relief. Cured by Cuticura Remedies.
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Butter and Eggs
damned a0eds.

EaGs-- l9cts Der dozen.
RuTTER--N orthern % TO %; Texas $50
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EANFORD'Ss
RADTCAE. GU l3SI1
FOR C,ATARRH.
One Bottle Radical Cure, One Box Ca.
tarrltai Solvent, and One Improved
Inhaler. Price for AIF, tE.OG.

Economical, agreeable. safe and never
failing, relieving instantly and caring per
.manently this great combination of IUedi
lcnnl sgents offers to tho weary sufferer from
every form of Catarrh, relief and rest. IL sat-
Ilsties every ,demand Of reason and commOu
sense. ltaltacka and conquers every phase
l1f Catarrhal disease. 1t strikes atther OF,
cleansing the nasal passages of ,.urulent mat
ter, to swallow and inhale which Iueang de
struCtion, sweetening the breath, restOrlng
the senses of smell, taste and hearing to full
activity, purifying the blord Of catarrhal VII
rus and checking its constitutional ravages.
Buy H. while there Is yet time.
Ask for Sar ford's Radical Cure. Sold and
commended everywhere.
General Agents, WEEKS & POTTER,
I1iton.
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EpnIIan yyo@l nKnrheI
RalEast,eotner Market.

Zine, "a; medium, 22;. heavy, zoe. Blach
bury ana dirty, s 70 10 cents of.
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Taken up ny O. W. AysrS
fore u0brRo Robertson, 4,
Oun bay mare, N hnndn high
branded ~ on left ehOnd0r.
Onp bay horse colt, Two year
no BRANDS.
One bay mnre, or yoars
IL hands hignj branded j X
Appraised at $780,.
Taken NJ By T.J, p0llnr. h.
fore W. II. Price, j. r., March II
white ana rod pided steer, about a.
marhed, crop IN LETT ear; undtrbit h.
cart no brands percelvabe.
Also a brlndle steoIj about years b.
marked. crop In left eGr and undeIblt In right
tar; no brand perceiyablo.
White spotted steer appraised at $40,
Hiindle seer appraised at 1876.
j. Dudley estrays before 4. IL Owens, j. r.,
Feb. 10, 1857 One dark bay mare, about 7
yeara Old and about IL hands high; no brand;
with white In face and both hind feet white
One 3.year-old ight bay filly; white IN face;
no brand.
One 1.year.old horse colt; dark bay, with
little white In forehead aud tight hind foot
white; no brand. Appraised az $40.
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Mixed, 81 per HUNDREDS; cotton, waste, 81 7
err hundred.
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Cnticura Remedles ave nronared hx WEEKS

Cuticura Remedies are prepared by WEEKS
q POTTER, Chemists and Druggists, 800
Washington ST., Boston, and are for sale by
all Druggists. Price OF Cuticura, u Medicinal
Jelly, small boxes, 30 cents; large boxes, 81.
Cuticura Resolvent, the new Blood Puri fer, 81
per bottle. Cuticura Medicinal Toilet Soap,
% cents. Cutcura Medicinal Shaving Soap
10 cents; in bars, fer Barriers and large con-
suIners. so cents
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Il an elegant book Of 12) pages. one
flower rlate. and coo iliHstFatlora, W
scriptions Of she best flowers ana were
and directions for grow ng. Only l0)
IN Erelifh OF German. II You afterwaf
der saeds fednct the Do certs-
NTCKfs stFDs ere the best IN the Y
The f1ral guide VIII tell yen how to 81
rrow them.
We II. Flower and Nereiabie Garde|
rnres. Q color.d plate iol eng srinfs'
% cents IN pafer cgrerss q n elegant
In German ~ TnEii1h.
Vickss uustrafed Eo3fhly MzErz Y
page, q c1lor6d plate In every uufobf
very ere onrrlrinr@- Pre- q 2Ga go
corias fur q. ~recluIt'n hunters selt
carrr. rial copies fer . cents.
address JAMES VIC
Rochelierj
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W u hNUA,
County Commissioner


j.. Jones estrsys before u. r. Owens, j.
=. two hOrsca described as follows: One yell
TAIL; brand Understandable on right shoulder
aae or 8 years; shod behind; when taken
up left eye out Also, one iron gray h0rse,
az hands high; branded Il on the right shoul-
der, ard q blotched brand on left shOulder;
saddle and harness marks. Vaus SD.
NJ. N clark estrays before } II, Blewett,
J. T., me ton-yeat-old hay horse, about Is
hands high Value about Sl2.
Peter hUss estraYs before W. AZ. Price, j.
z. February 8 1881, one gray horse mule about
10 bands hiah; about 10 or ID years old; no
MAJ Ks or bands that can DO discerned; value
slJ.
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LIST OF PRIZES.
The willard EHOieI,with)
I'd Fur SS25O.OOO
AMOUNTING TO $500, $50.

Whole Ticskcsts, s; Halves, 81; Quar-.
teFs, Sc.
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ESTBAYED'

DALLAS Co Feb II, 1881.
ABarwood, Clerk of County Court, Dallas
CouDty:
slr-I hereby report to you the following
slrSys, to be dealt with according rs the law
directs. viz
One small brown.mule, about IL hands high.
branded with % Spanish brand on the left
thigh; about Il years OLD.
One so rel horse, black name and tail; about
year. old and about Is hands high; branded
with on left shoulder; running Ia nelgbbOr-
hood Of lower Duck Creek.
Also ono boy mare, branded indescribably
on left hip. About years old.
Also ons white OK, red breast; crop snd
split In each car; branded c. q. ID. on right
side.
One red OK, same mark and brand, except
branded ID on left side.
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A Rew In IN Orchard.

Mr.. T. J. Pollard went to his plautasio.
near Lisbon, Moniay,s aud was badly beste'
up by some one on the farm. Old a.,4
LAw,his four cons and one Smith were ares.
ted and put under bond last evening on war
rants sworn GU, by Mr.. Pollard. whose
story is 10 the effect tnat he wen,
to the plantation and found the
above named men, who are his tenants,
gathering fruit and hauling II off to market
He did not rent them the orchard. and when
he told them they were trespassing, all oi
them beset him ard beat him outraged
The tenants differ from MIR. Pollard in
telling the story. They say that they never
had thought Of ceiling fruit from the
orchard. They were in the or
chard getting some apples to eat when Mr..
Pollard came up and attacked old man Law,
and berg greatly his superior in strength,
one OF the young en- stepped between them
snd the tight took place between them
Nobody interfered. Tho rest of the crowd
nsi no hand in the fight, and that some
% the men who were arrested were not on
tho premises when the difficulty occurred.
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To TIE Editor Of the hEnALD:
There seems 10 be very general impress
sioa That the land scrip issued to confederate
soldiers can only be located BY locating like
quantity tor the state adjacent thereto; that
ie, that one must find body Of vacant land
embracing 1880 acres before Location can bt
made, setting aside 10 the state the slternt te
1880 acres, rs is required by railroads In set
ting aside alternate section of their surveys.
The statute reads as follows "Sec. 3. The
certificate granted under the provisions oil
this &c, shall be located as follows: The 10.
Gator shall slso locate like amount OF land
for the benefit Of permanent school
| fund, before either shall be patented, snd
such locations shall DO made on any Of the
public domain Of Texas not reserved by Law
from location"
l. will be seen from this, that the survey
for the state Can be made on one tract Of va
cant land. and the con eierato scrip on any
other within the state, whether they DO ada
cent or . hun dred miles apart.
The price Of these certificates has been
materially effected by this erroneous i'm
preston as to location, and instead Of their
being of small value, they are the best cor
tiflcates In which the locator or land specula'
tor can invest.
OF course, and by the very requirements
necessary to procure them, they
re owned by poor men or
widows, and cannot by them be located, but
must 10 placed in the hands VI of others for
location, or sold. The great bulk of them
will be- sold, and the original owners will
realize less from them than any ono else;
hence deem ii but a simple duty TO call
attention 10 this matter that these worthy
ones may got the most out of what, 10 them.
at best, will be but little moro than per-
manent record of their noble deeds and
sacrifices In cause they believed to be just
and poured out their blood to prove to be
right. CITIZEN.
Dallas. July 20. 1881.
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Railroad Notes.

The iron on the Texas Trunk road hal
been laid to point twenty-five miles from
this city leaving nine miles to complete to the
town of Kaufman, which point the manage
ment expects to reach by the 9th of Au-
gust. There is on hand sufficient iron and
ties 10 complete tho road to that point.
Tho committee appointed by The citizens
meeting to meet the directory of tho Texas
g. ST.. Louis narrow gauge roqd at Tyler to-
day to confer with it in regard to bringing
the road from Mount Pleasant TO this city.
left yesterday for that place. They are su-
thorized to offer tho right Of way through
the county and the depot grounds.
The Chicago, Texas & Mexican Central
road expect daily the arrival of lot of iron
and the road engine and construction train
WHEN track laying will begin. The heavy
work on the Trinity bridge at Miller's ferry,
where the road is to crofs, will then begin in
earnest,
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Live merchants sell Hunstab'e's boots.
Abreast with tho Times.

This is absolutely true of NJ. Strickland
& Co., of Galveston. Thtir job printing es.
tablishment and bindery is complete in every
particular, with all the lato improvements
and styes in type and other material, and tho
lithographing branch Is par excellence. II
cannot be surpass, even in the metropolis
tan cities of the east. With skilled work.
men and all the facilities and appliances for
the rapid execution of work in their line Of
the most superior Quality, and at prices %
cheap as any where In the Union, they are
prepared TO Gil Ill orders from q carte do
visile to mammoth poster, and TO litfo-
graph anything from the tiniest rosebud to q
landscape view of Texas So, patronize
hem and keep your money in Texas.
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The proof Of the pudding is the chawlng of
the bag -Dui ham, the s,eat Smukin Tobacco
Centre, Is situpted In the lth inter nal rev. pue
district OF North ,arolina, when emOraces 81
10 registered manufactO, lea of tobacco. ThS
Int rnai re venue pa'u to the general govern .
meDt by these factories, Tor the nscal ar md
Ing June Soth, 1879, amounted ito $50, 4SO. J
eight hundred and keysntv~ ~ nd
thousand four hundred aud eighty
dollars and +: eighty-ons cents or
this amount the manu- ,actnrers OF the celebrat-
ed BLAt KWtLGS FRA GRANT DURHAM
BULL SMOKING TOBACCO, Messrs. ". n.
black wei 4 Co., alone i'd tH4s,7s0,9i.) i've
dred and twenty dollais and twenty -four cents.
Hore than double The amount paid by the OH.
or u f'ctories combined paid. This needs no
comment. These facts show most cont elusive.
~ who II is at Durham that makes Smoking
Tobacco that meets 10 the fullest extent Inc non.
ulsr demand P~P
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The Now Hope Baptist church, colore
of thia city, under the ministry of the Rsv
A. r. Griggs, has prosperel this year. The
congregation has built nea. frame edifce
for which they have about paid. The annu
al report Of Secretary S. Fl. Smothers make:
a good showing and is as folows:
Total membership last 'rnuol meeting
$50; received by baptism, 80; r eeved by
letter, 8; received by watch c're, "a; receiver
by experience, l; received by restoration, IL
total addition, "a. Died, 2; dismissed by
letter, 8; excluded Is; total membership
from all sources, 4l8. The following we're
the collections: For oil purposes, ST 070 IS;
paid on improvement of church. $3.50 81;
paid TO pastor, 1921. 40; paid to visiting MIN
isters, $26 So; paid to Bishop college. 1926;
missions and contingent expen,es, $3Sl.80;
total expenses, $107085 Balance 10 treas
urv. -. Balance due on Improvements,
$l24 40; balance due pastor, $24S0; total
$l48 10.
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UITY CHIT CHAT.

Yesterday was not so warm day as III
predecessors.
A number of 'soiled doves we're fined in
che may or's court yesterday for vsgraDcy.
City Engineer Thatcher laid OF the foun-
ds,ion for the new Presbyterian church yes.
terdsy.
A party made complaint to Officer Hodges
vest rdav that he hud been robbed in den
kept by Lucy Moore.
Burelaries occur now every night. Who
was robbed last night, is the first question
asked In the morning.
Two men employed at tho Camp street
livery stable fell out yesterday, and punched
each other in the nose until they 60. tired.
No arrests.
There 10 . dangerous hole In the plank
side walk in front Of Or's stable, on Main
street. II not fixed the city may DO sued for
damages for broken limb.
1fyou are going away or want reliable
information, don't forget to buy your tickets
from or address W. +. Braggins, at the new
ticket Office, 6l8 Main street.
Uoi.ed States circuit court will most poai,
lively adjourn to-day. Court sd.
journed over In order TO give the clerks time
toget up the minutes ready to be signel.
Ifyou want pure, good ice. of natures
own make, you should 60 to jarrett, the ice
king, for II. He 10 accommodating, g bligir g,
careful TO give full weight, and don't you
forget 1t.
Two men in hack. amused Themselves
last night about 8 o'clock, by riding out
Commerce street, firing of their pistols TO
the great annoyance of people living along
that street.
Dol. John A. Mann, general agent of the
New Home, has just returned from
trip north, and Is receiving to-day full car
load Of the handsomest machines ever
brought TO Dallvs.
Mrs Mary Carroll, in the rear of Dallas
broom factory, 10 In destitute circumstances,
and she and her four children are down sick,
Her husband 10 helpless, being subject to
2u, and there has bsen no food in the house
for week.
The ational board of fire underwriters OF.
Ter $500 reward for tho detection, conviction
and punt hment Of parties guilty of the
crime of incrndiarism or arson in firing the
premises of f Bauman in this city on the
ON osy o. June.
A man who has been very drunk about
the cry for several days. took tho jimsjsms
yesterday morning and we into the house
Of Mr. L Fisher aud frightened Mrs Fisher
and the children very badly. He was ar.
rested and put In the calaboose. He was not
one Of the men who were wounded in the
wreck the other day.
Young man, master your voice as we'll as
your ms rument before you dare serenade
your Dulcinea,or you will horrify her and the
entire neighborhood with your hideous
bowling. and diitrstirg scraping. A sere-
nhdipg party VIA fred on Monday night,
The paterfAmilisrs mistook their intended
compliment 10 mean chrivari.
Ooaline for washing clothes, cleaning
paint washing windows, washing dishes,
cleaning and removing stains from carpets
II excels everything for general household
use. II contains no lime, no acid, no potash,
and will not injure the most delicate fabric.
Gan be used 10 any thing that needs cleaning.
Nothing like II in the bath. Sole agents,
n. q. Starcke s. Company, Central drug
store, who guarantee Coaline.
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DanKerO. Mnd DIsxrnce fal

There are two large, dangerous and
disgrsceful holes in the cross walk on
Murphy street, at the intersection Of Main
Yesterday lady with her little girl, abou,
six years old, walking down Main street,
came to this cross ny. The child stepped
into one OF these holes, and it is one Of The
greatest wonders that her leg was not broken.
1t required the careful efforts OF humber OF
gentlemen aud several minutes time to
exlricate her. She cried from fright and
pain. The city authorities should certainly
have these holes in cross-walks meuded,
They are disgrace to the city and a
menace 10 pubic walking, particularly after
nighttull.
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Art Announcement.

The Photographic parlors, 705 Main stree
formerly owned by j. Il. Davis, are now in
the hands of w. Mcclellan, who invites the
attention of the public, as well as art critics,
to examine his work. The rooms have
been renovated, and put in condition to afford
comfort to his numerous patrons, cont sntly
increasing. The gentlemanly artist, Mr. A.
Billows, who has been in the rooms two
years, and who has given them all tho pres
tige they have had, will remain, and under
the new management, which has introduced
many modern improvements ndct sssry 10
produce artistic work, he can say TO his
friends that now pictures Of the greatest ex-
cellence only will be offered.
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City Court.

Van Randall, profano aud obscene Ian.
guage; continued.
Lucy Moore, profane and indecent Ian.
guage; continued.
Sallio Brown, same charge; continued.
Wesley Thompson, intoa ic .ted; fined S..
A. NJ. Buchanan, intoxicated; fned SIS.
Sucky Beason, indecent language; fined So.
Jas. MAILER, carrying slung shot; diss
charged.
Andy Kilker, intoxicated; fined IS.
Tom Clark, abusive lar guage; lined So.
JEFF. Willis, profanity and vulgari.y; fined
So.
Jno. Clark, Intoxicated; fined SIS.
w. I. King, carrying pistol; continued.
Andy K,l.hrap, int Xicated; illed So.
ID N. Coke, intoxicated; bond forfeited and
alias Issued.
T. q. Baker, committing nuisance BY
keeping deco imposed meat in house, and tack.
ing green sheep skins on his wall; discharged.