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Morning journal and courier., 1882-01-13
VauIts-CesSnOOlS.


 YENHE attention of the public Is respectfully called \ to the'importance of having all vaults and pools that were last season offensive may become offensive during the next summer, filled with in two feet of the general surface of the ground around them by city bylaw and by law of the Board of Health) which apply to the whole town ANNEX portion as well as the old town, empted during the cold weather.
 All persons will take especial care that they must be cleansed by licensed person in inspected carts and permit must be issued by this Board. By order of the Board of Health
 ia Ct c. k. WHEDON Clerk
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FOR SALE,

FUN SAAEs ffa HOUSE and Lot on Vernon street; house is ENiiH suitable for two families and will 10 A.sI per cent to firstclass tenants; price low and terms easy.
 Also House on Davenport avenue; lot 49x139; ST. GOO; terms easy
 Also House and Lot on West Chapel street lot ASK 24 price and terms right.
 MERWIN'S REAL ESTATE OFFICE, ja13 237 Chapel Street.
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FOR SALE,

N - TWO Cheap work horses, suitable for sssssF7 dump carts any draft work; also seven- TNS year old horse, HOO pounds, sound and de- A-1I sirable for truck or farming purposes All will be sold low for want of use, at barn
 ja2 If NO. 226 WHALLEY AVENUE.
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DEATHS,
FOUND,

FOUND, nN THE evening of Jan. 2d, 1882, on Chapel street
 NJ in this city, lady's valenciennes pocket HAND KEROHIEF, marked with the owners name. She find it at
 jel3 1t* 497 CHAPEL STREET.
Morning journal and courier., 1882-01-13

District of New Haven ss Probate Court,l
 January 9th, A. D., 1882. { " 1PON the application of ALBERT F. BUTLER and u CARRIE A. BUTLER husband and wife, pray ing that the agreement for the adoption of Sarah H. Beers by them may be cancelled and annulled, application file more fully appears, 1t Is
 Ordered that said application be heard and deter mined at the probate office in New Haven. in said dis trict, the 17th day of January. A. D., 1882, at o'clock in the forenoon and that notice be given the pendency of said application and the time and place of hearing thereon, by publishing the same three times in daily newspaper published in New Haven, in said district and by posting copy there- of on the public sgnpost in the town of New Haven, in said district
 jail St SAMUEL A. YORK, Judge.
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Real Gstats.
E0R RENT

S$A A small convenient apartment, with gas and z,iif water, corner Crown and Grange streetz- Ap- EiY ply to HUDSON TERRELL ial7 lmo
Morning journal and courier., 1882-01-13
FOR RENT,

EOh KENT,
 && nice furuiEhed cottage and barn At GAvf1 Gss Rock to rent for the se@soa- Second ecor, No. H.H 6I Asylum street. H0 2Se Congress sfenna, SfL For s4le-A sea shore house and barn. large grounds, at Szvin Rock House has q rooms fn class order and will be sold cheap Small aAfe soda fountain candy jars counters marble top cases, awning, ice cream tables A. v. HOLMES. feISH Room 6 e Church Street
Morning journal and courier., 1882-01-13
Vocal Echoes,

Parker's Chareh Competitions, s. by 0. D. Parker. Of the best quality. For Quartet Chorus Choirs
Morning journal and courier., 1882-01-13

FOh KENT,
 Space with Power, ks@A Third floor of building No. 47z State street Sia corner of Court, divided into three rooms-ons ElI 40xT6, one SIKH, one 26xIs suitable for light mAnufacturing being provided with steady power, steam heat and steam freight elevator May be eased for term of years. either whole in part Ap- ply to HENRY F. ENGLISH. de14 If s2 Orange Street
 FOR RENT,
 >s SIX ROOMS No IS Gill street. with all nod ssia ern Improvements Apply to
 III JACOB HELLER def5 Room Tale National Bank building.
Morning journal and courier., 1882-01-13

Houses and Lots For Sale k& Ffrst-clAss House with Barn. large lot, Eiia High street price and terms to suit EIU A hrst-class House in nne order on Col lege street a small amount of money required. 4 tWo-family House on Prince street for SS, 800 House on Washington street for s2.eaO. A very good Cottage House with Barn. good location, can be bought for @ 6O0.
 Also Lots fin different parts of the city.
 FOR RENT. Anamber of good Houses. Money to loan on city property. 49 Church Street. Room Hosdiey Building. o1hce open evenings
 T. E
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of company your old Radix backs all

of company your old Radix backs all
the time.
We have to mourn the loss of two
harmless cranks, demented French
man and his son, who was perfect
ly sane for years after the brains of
his sire had been warped, and, it is
presumed, became crazy through
sympathy. Under the delusion that
Uncle Sam had robbed them of some,
more or less, mythical property, they
were in the habit of preambulating
the streets, like modern Don Quixo-
ties, with cuirass and back-plate of
tin or wood, with the lamentable leg
end of their woes inscribed thereon.
When they first adopted this singu-
lar amusement, they were frequently
arrested, but for some time have been
unmolesed by the police and, strange
to say, even by the hoodIums of the
vicinity. The old man died, and the
son has vanished. He will probably
turn up at the morgue.
A majestic monarch of the wilds of
Africa, in the shape of a mulatto
youth of twenty tender years and
eight feet one inch high, who has
earned his living and much admira-
ton of callow juveniles in sundry
side-shows, has come to serious grief.
He loved not wisely and too, too ut
terly well, and now languishes in a
prison-cell, because a little Teuton
girls parents objected to the project
ed matrimonial alliance between their
blonde daughter and the dusky giant.
1t seems pity, for the giant intend
ed to fix her up as Circassian Abb
no, and the King Ashantee and his
bride would have made a lovely pair.
Lent is coming very near, and the
gay and festive are crowding their
fun into the few days left. The hunt
ing season has been happily wound
up by Delmonico banquet of the
I'Queen's County and Meadowbrook
Hunt Clubs, while a grand fete of the
Palestine commandery of Knights
Templars at the Academy of Music,
was rivalled on the same night by
the review of the Twelfth militia by
General Grant at the Madison Square
Garden, the beauty, fashion and
wealth of Gotham being about equal
ly divided between them. There
have been lots of weddings, too.
RADIX.
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LETTER FROM NEW YORK.
Especial Correspondence ofthe Monitor.l
NeU York. Feb, 20, 1882.

Especial Torres pondence ofthe Monitor.]
NeaC York, Feb. 20, 1882.
More carelessness has resulted in
the death of several people, the in
jury of more, and a big scare to a
great many. The great flour mills,
hard by the FELTON, ferry, on the
Brooklyn side of the East river, ex-
ploded on Thursday, just about noon,
or rather a boiler in them did, and
blew engineer, firemen, and perhaps
others into eternity, while the roof of
one ferry boat was crushed in and
the passengers on another hotly bonn
barded with flying bricks, while the.
adjacent streets were the scene of
the widest stampede. 1t was new
boiler too, for your RadiX was struck
with its monstrous size, as they were
slowly introducing it into the build
ing week or ten days ago.
Assets S64, 7O2, 957.92! That's
nice little sum of money. No bogus
about it either. That is the little
pile owned by the Mutual Life Insur-
ance Company, according to their
last statement, and they proceed to
detail exactly what those assets con-
sist of. There are no bonds of rail-
roads in the moon or anything of
that kind, but everything solid as the
great business palace where the saga
cious administrators of the soundest
provision for widows and orphans
ever hit on by the ingenuity of man
conduct their noble business, 1t is a
sturdy Board of Directors, a list of
good, substantial, vigorous. whole
souled business men that it is treat
to look over in these days of untrust-
worthy trustees. As for F. S. Win
ston, the president, his name is a
household word. He commands a
grand army of benefactors to the
provident, and he handles them with
unequalled skill. It is a wonderful
institution, this Mutual Life Insur-
ance Company. During the year
ending December 81, 1881, it paid
policy holders no less than S12 ,640,-
112.12. Just think of it And yet,
in spite of the reduction they made
in 1879, of 10 per cent, ON ordinary
life policies, step which set every
other insurance company against
them at the time, which everyone de-
clared must ruin them, they have
i paid dividends of S2,947, 1885.
They charge less than other compan-
les, and are guaranteed by their sim
ply honorable and wise methods of
doing business against the remotest
| risk of burst-up. That's the sort
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1882-02-27
MARRIED..

In Greensboro Feb. %, by Rev. j. G. Taylor. James
Gage of Craftsbury and Miss Marion G. Patterson of
Greensboro.
In Lowell, Feb. %, by Rev. Rufus King. John Yorng
and Alma Page; also, at the same time and place,
Edgar Coolidge and Cora C. Dutton, all of Lowell
In Glover, Feb. %. by Rev. J. Thurston, Harry c.
Colby of Sutton and Miss Bannie Bridgman Of
Hartland.
At the residence of the brides parents. Feb. g. by
Rev. L. Phelps, Orvllle D. Rowen and Miss Jennie
Hall, both of Barton.
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DIED.
@ All notices of deaths inserted free; OBJ

~ All notices of deaths inserted free; obituary
notices and poetry fire cents per line.
In Barton, Feb. 20, James Guild aged 10 years and
5 months.
In Derby. Feb. Is, of typhoid pneumonia. Abigail
Stephens. wife of Alpheus Adam aged about 60 years
Also. an infant son of George Adams.
In Barton. Jan. %, Daniel W Hyde, aged Al years.
In Newport Center. Feb. Is, infant daughter of
Charles and Ella Briggs
In Albany, Feb. %, Samuel Russell, aged 81 years.
In Greensboro Feb. 20. Mrs. Agnes Silver. aged 80
years.
In Sheffield, Feb 20. Walter H.. of Harley e. and
Martha A. Page, aged month and days.
In Peacham, Feb. 10, of diphtheria, Hattie Mears,
aged about ii years.
In Peacham, Feb. 49, of dphthera, frankie Bigelow,
aged about years.
In West Barnet. Feb 49, of lung fever. Amos Abbott
aged about As years.
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FARM FOR SALE.

Situated IN Craftsbury the river road between
Bagey farm; contains about so acres OF land; the
buildings good. consisting OF house. with good
horse barn it, and large barn nearly 42x60
with basement; running water to house and barn;
will probably cut much hay any farm in Crafts
bury Of its sze-will winter IL COWS and team; has
extra sugar place of 500 trees.
Also. place containing % acres of mile west
of the river with comfortable buildings.
Also, $50 acres of well tmbered lease land. about
the same distance from the river. All of which has
got 10 be sold For further particulars. inquire
of GEO. MERRILL, CTaftsbury VT. Administrator
Of the Estate Of Raolay 7-l2
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Nonresident Land Sale.
NOTICE..

The nonresident propnetors of the town of Barton
in the county of Orleans. hereby notified that the
taxes assessed by said town within the year next pre-
ceding this date remain either in whole or in part un-
paid the following described lands in said town to
wit: 81 acres Of Lot No. 8, in Range No q original
proprietor, John Murray tax to John Felker sup
posed present owner, W. a Blasden amount of tax
S9.l6 and much of said land will be sold at public
auction at the dwelling house of j. N Webster on the
2lst day of March, A. D. 1882 at O'Clock in the fore
noon, as shall be requisite to discharge said taxes
with costs, unless previously paid
j. n. WEBSTER, LIST Constable and Collector.
Barton, w. Feb 60 1882. S-lO
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Soules was Immediately summoned, he
calling DR.. A. NJ. Ward to assist.
Mr.. McKinstry is a poor, hard work
ing man, with family of small child
rem to support.
East Har.dwiclx.
Frank Eastman has an old musket
used by his great grandfather in the
revolutionary war.
Page & Co. of Wolcott are buying
hard wood logs, and having them
sawed at the mill here.
A son of c. Cole, who fell on the
ice recently and was badly hurt, is
now sick with rhumatic fever.
Clarence Harrington and Carl Stew
ems have put in a telegraph wire from
the depot to the grange store, for
practice in telegraping.
Peacham.
V. W. Brown has put up a tele-
phone line.
A. F. Farnham, who has been sick
with fever for six weeks, is out
again.
Dustin F. Bliss will take the place
made vacant by Isaac Morrill,, in the
tannery.
Mrs. Walbridge will move into the
Harvey house, at the Hollow, and
John Robinson will move into the
"Eph." Clark house.
Barnet.
We were in error last week in re-
gard to Xerxes Somers getting his
arm sawed off. He was taking away
slabs and fell over backwards on to
the slab saw, cutting a cash eleven
inches long from the shoulder toward
the elbow, producing only flesh
wound.
Sutton.
Josiah Brockway has sold his farm
to NJ. A. Taft for $4,000.
1.-THE Last Loaf will be played at
the town hall, Friday, March Sd.
Herbert Drown and family have
moved into the George Jenness house
in the village.
The owners of the church building
are puzzling their heads over two OF
three old constitutions" trying to
ascertain their legal rights.
Snow is very deep and travelling
bad. Butter, 80 cents per ID. and
going higher. People are very anx-
ious for an advance of 10 or 20 cents.
Judge Tibbetts recently met with a
painful accident, in driving out of a
barn his head struck the timber
over the door hurting his head, neck
and spine severely.
Burnham & Frost's tub machin-
cry has arrived. Their slaves are
seasoned and they are ready to sup
ply the public with butter tubs, sap
holders and tubs, and all other arti-
cles in the cooper line.
Ever since Bannie Bridgeman
taught school on the South ridge last
fall, people have said Harry Colby's
visits to Glover meant something.
Those wedding cards explain. Harry
intends to 90 to Colorado next month.
The closing sociable will be held
on Friday evening next. The drama
1.-The Last Loaf and the farce
Jumbo Jum' will be played; the
latter is repeated by request. The
sociables have been successful this
winter, averaging about So profit
each. 1t is hoped large number
will attend the closing one.
The people of Sutton were panied
to learn that Mrs. Clement, Qate
widow of Perry G. Dean died Feb
18th, and was buried at Danville Oh
the Monday following. Mrs. Glenn
ent was insane some months before
her death, but the latest news here
was that she was recovering. The
sabbath school here feel that they
have lost a friend and co-worker
Some surprise is felt that the remains
were not bIought here for burial.
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NOTICE.

All persons indebted to on Book, or by Note due
Overdue by the Goth day of March, 1882 will please
pay up or before that time sci.host as and much
oblige truly ]. ]. HILL.
Barton Vt, Feb. 90, 1882. e.l0
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In Newport Center Feb. 90, daughter to Mr.. and
Mrs. Joshua stckney.
In Evansville Feb. Is, son to Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
Hunt.
In Coventry Feb. %. daughter to Mr.. and Mrs.
Amasa Sessions.
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cry will teach a spring term where
she taught last winter, on the river
road in Troy.
South Troy.
The next basket meeting will be at
Mr.. E. Williams.
Ira Woodcock moves to Cabot the
LIST of March.-Peter Phillips has let
his farm to Mr.. n. Baraw and will
move to the village.-M. Higgins has
moved into the Kay house.
About thirty of the friends of Mr..
and Mrs. A. J. Coburn met at their
residence on Wednesday evening for
the purpose of giving them a house
warming. 1t was very pleasant af
fair
North Troy.
AT Rev. J. N. Walkers donation
last Wednesday evening, the receipts
figured s45.
|. R. Harvey has leased shop-room
of the Eastman Machine Co., and
will continue the manufacture of fur
niture.
Mitchell Preva's meat market and
grocery was burglarized on recent
evening. About $25 worth of goods
was taken.
l.. M. Jenne, who has been so
long principal of the school here, has
gone to Hardwick to take charge of a
| school there.
Mrs. Sturtevant recently organic
ed W. G. T. Z. Mrs. Clough,
president Mrs. Elkins, treasurer !;
Mrs. Hunt, secretary.
Rev. B. w. Atwell of Newport de-
livered a discourse at the Congrega-
tional church last evening. Mr.. At
well draws full houses.
Fifty of the friends of Mr.. and
Mrs. Geo. I'll. Wilson gave them a
visit on a recent evening, the occa-
sion being the fifth anniversary of
their marriage.
Some contemplate sneak sheared
the name and tail of valuable horse
belonging to G.. Albee, while stop
ping on East hill one night last week.
The party who committed the offence
is not known.
WeStmore.
Averill's mill is at work again since
repairing.
Warren Pierce and Geo. Scott are
both improving in health.
Pure ice eighteen inches thick is
what is taken out of Willoughby this
winter.
Mrs. Stephen Fetch is badly af-
fiicted with a scrofula sore on her
neck near the spinal column.
Town meeting week from Tuesday
hope the votes for county commits
sioner will be here in season.
Some of the veterans here were
pleased reading the enthusiastic
speech of Representative Joyce.
S. A. Hunts school at Mill Brook
closed the 21st. Whole number of
scholars, 30; average attendance, 20.
Scholars having no marks were: San
ford d. Orne, Porter f. Lyon, Mer-
ton Hall, Winnie ID. Hall and Jemi-
ma Stott; those having only one OF
two marks were Homer F. Litchfeld,
Erwin NJ. Brown, Charlie c. Averill,
George King. Eta f. Lyon, Mabel
Averill The attendance and work
was considerably lessened by the
whooping cough.
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Condition Powders.

ANNIS' CONDITION POWDERS for tuning up
horse can't be beat. Warranted sure destruction to
pin worms. For sale at Chafey's. Albany, Vt. 10
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Wednesday. March 1. 1882


Having disposed of my mercantile business all per-
sons inhibited to me, whether on Book Account or
Note requested to call at my residence and
pay the same at once. ]. W. HALL.
Barton Vt, Oct. II, 1881. 42tf
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D. c.. FRENCH !
O. D. OWEN :
GEO. II. BLAME

Work has been commenced on the
rebuilding of the chair factory. We
understand that the building is to be
40x5O feet, and that only one board
saw. and four lathes will be put in
at present, in place of two saws and
six lathes in the old one.
The Express says: Twill Blake
please inform us what 'neoC appoint
naent' called forth the eloquent speech
of Col. Joyce. Not much of a mis-
take; he seldom makes one Mr..
Blake being sick, knew nothing about
the mistake, and is not responsible
for it. Give the ''devil'' his due.
w. O.. Leland hands in the follow
ing simple remedy to keep hens
from eating their eggs: Build then
nests in common nail key, fill halt
or two-thirds full of straw or chaff
sloping towards the center, and you
will find it impossible for them to eat
the eggs. Do not fill the keg too full.
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7 cams Wanted

To draw logs about five miles TO West Burke. Three
dollars and fifty per Thousand feet will be paid.
Apply to C. WARREN. supt, West Burke. VT
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Spetial Notiees.
BIRTHS.

DR.. KLINE's Great Nerve Restorer is the marvel Q
the age for all Nerve Diseases. All fits stopped free
Send to 93l Arch Street. Philadelphia. Pa.
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hO0plng cough.
CALEDONIA COUNTY
East Burke.

L. T. Randall of Glover has moved
on to the Willard Spencer farm. Mr..
Randall has the use of farm, stock
and tools for the board of Mrs.
Spencer.
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Sheffield.

Sheffield
Ruben Christie Is finishing off
tenement in his building over Folsom
& Giffin's store.
Mrs. Bullock has just received a
check for S1670 back pension, and
will get 500 year in the future.
Notwithstanding the snow storm
there was good number out to the
entertainment last Wednesday eve.,
at the Baptist church.
Mrs. Horace Orcutt had one of her
limbs taken off Feb. 20. Drs. Carter,
and Copeland of Lyndonville, per-
formed the operation.
VIM. Mcdowell has taken the job
to build a barn for G.. r. Drew of
Danville, 42X42; he is also to build
one for S. @. Cree of Wheelock.-R.
j. Mcdowell has the job to build a
barn for Lester Brown next summer.
Walden.
G.. Cole carries on his fathers farm
this year and his brother John retires.
Willie Dow has taken deed of his
fathers farm and is to support the
| old folks.
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Hardwick.

Severe colds abound in our village,
and many are reported sick.
Last snow fall-none to bounte-
Gus for numbering men here.
Carter says logging pays better
than having now in Fl. Quite ia
vorable change.
The Centennial House, we under
stand, will change proprietors on or
about the first of April.
Report has it that Mr.. J. III. Nc
Loud is to interest himself in mining
business for the immediate future.
Success is our wish for him.
Three cheers for Joyce, would be
heard among these cloud and snow
bound hills if we could call out the
old 9th at this time. But never
mind, we may meet again, and a sol
der never forgets the valiant deeds
of their comrades.
Our school the present spring term
will be III charge of Mr.. L. M. JENNIE,
late principal of the North Troy acad-
envy. Mr.. Jenne comes well recon-
mended We only hope that he will
keep up the well deserved reputation
of our school, brought to its present
high standard by McLoud's five
years at the helm.
Mr. Nathan McKinstry of Wood
/ bury. met with a serious and most
likely fatal accident last Thursday
while in the woods alone. In telling
lodged tree limb came down upon
his head and shoulders, cutting a
cash some three inches long in the
scalp, breaking the collar bone and
some ribs while portion of the
broken tree penetrated the lungs SC
that air came out of the orifice. DIR,
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1882-10-20

Brands: Heart upside down on left hip.
Ear marks-swallow fork i'm each ear
on some cattle. Another lot branded III
on side and hip and rail on either side.
Some branded on side and e on left
hip-crop in left underhalf crop in right
Some branded II on side and H on left
hip-crop and underbit each ear. An
other lot III on lett side. Another lot
Arrow brand on left hip-split in each
ear.
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Fred TaintOr.

of left and jlnSle bob the right. Hor 2
brand the e. n on left hip. Range ~
Gina river at mouth OF Crooked
e.. p y Dodge City.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1882-10-20

T all On either
80 ard bar un-
Ger The tail. Ear
marks Jingle
Bob IN each ear
Additions
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and underbit in lett and split in right.
Old stock. no ear marks. Range. Com
rancho county Pool. p o Lake CITY.
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T.G. CUTLIP.

JAL-JA connected - on left side, Z
cross ON right side. half circle / on right
slde ana on left shoulder PO well
lington. rs. Range II miles no IN Of
Medicine Lodge. v2-25
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1882-10-20

v u connected on left sIre, n r conneo,
edon lelt side and hip. half circle Y 10.
eide and V bar on left nde- 90
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j. n. BIBB.

additional branys q on right hip, 7B on
the left hip or side. Horse brand same az
cattle brand. Post-office Sun City, Kas.
VIM. Cochran in charge.
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w. w. WOODS

Range. on Medicine. 10 miles south Of
Kiowa. y9-39