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The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1883-11-22

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The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1883-11-22
BARGAINS! BARGAINS!
THE FAIR! THE FAIR!
WE ARE NOT CLOSING OUT.
Che following is a partial list of the Stock and
Prices at The Fair:

Mems Boots only SO, worth S5. Silk Plush Frames-ehgant-only 7bc,
Boys Boots only 81. worth SO. 81 and 81 25
.OvGshoes only $l75, worth 1926. Tinware, Hosiery, Notions, Fancy
Blue all wool Shirts, 81 rs, worth 1925. Goods, Mirrors, Slverware, Soaps,
White Shirts, 9Oc aud 81, worth Sl50. and Brushes at cost to manufacture.
Colped Shirts, Sl25. worth So A full suit of Clothing 81 go worth
Gents Underwear, 5c per suit and Sl2.
upwards. A full suit of Clothing SO, worth $14.
Ladies Underwear, 81 per suit and A full suitof Clothing, all wool $125O,
upwards worth 800.
Table Linen at City cents o n the dollar. Overcoats, "a and upwards-some very
Table Cutlery at manufacturer'prices. nice ines and CHEAP.
'Siverware att manufacturer prices. Clocks-Waterbury and Seth Thomas
Photograph Albums, a good one (plush) only "a so.
for 81. Blankets Sl65 per pair and upwards.
Photograph Albums better and larger, Wool Comforts, 81 each and upwards
(plush( for 50 %. Marseiles Quilts 81 and upwards@
Photograph Albums, an elegant one, Gloves, buck, 81 20, worth 81.
(pushl for So. Gloves, buck, 81, worth $150.
Photograph Albums, elegant leather, Mittens buck, 81, worth Sl50
large, for 81 so. Mittens, sheep-boys', SOC; mems ESQ.
Photograph Albums, small and me-
dunn, 4Oc to S125.
New Goods arriving daily, and Cheaper
than ever. Remember we guarantee our
prices 25 per cent. lower than any house in
Wyoming.
THE FAIR,
Seventeenth Street, Opposite Postomce
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1883-11-22
SPECIAL NOTICES, MEETINGS, g.


SPECIAL NOTICE.
John Morrison having been admitted
in co-partnership with me, the style of
the firm will on and after this date be
j. s. Collins & Co.
J. 8. COLLINS.
Cheyenne, Wyo., Nov. Is, 1888.
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Seventeenth Street.
The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1883-04-19
A GOOD BEGINNING.


How Mayor Warren Takes Hold OF the
Whisky 0usstIOn.
On Saturday evening officers Birdsall
and Smith, upan the order Of Mayor
Warren. visited every place IN this city
where liquor was reported IL be sold in
violation of law, and informed the pro-
prietors of such places that their only
escape from arrest WAS 10 cease the traf-
&c in intoxicanis forthwith, and We are
informed by the police that the warning
has been needed, and we know that not
a place where it is said that liquor has
heretofore been sold was open after dahl
on Saturday night, and that no drunken
men have since been seen upon the street
though we heard two thirsty-looking fell
lows swearing Justify to-day because
they had been refused drink at place
where beer is alleged to have flowed
quite freely for some time past.
Capt. Warren expresses his determI-
nation TO use every means which he can
command for the enforcement Of the
prohibition and all other laws and OF.
dinances, and the manner IN
which he has started out shows
that he means business and
gives the lie to the siandercrs who were
so ready TO PREJUDICE his administration
and put him down as a"whisky mayor
The policy of prohibition has beer
adopted by the people of this state and
to assert that Captain Warren or any oil
the newly elected city officers would
cast their influence in favor of free
whisky is simply to charge that they
stand ready TO disregard the oath in
which they pledge themselves 10 enforce
all the laws of the state and of the city
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tAe eoaneIl for the ensuing year BY &C

the council for the ensuing year By &c
ciamation. s.
d. Hammond 1as elected HaserWoski
superintendent for the ensuing year By
the council by exclamation.
The following appointments made BIS
the mayor for the ensuing year wett
confirmed:
T.J. Fleming, marshal ayes e;noss
2. =
The mayor submitted Tor. The Office Of
night policeman the names of George
Williams and w. A. Smith The result
of the ballot by the council was: Smith
8; Williams, 5. Williams appointment
was declared confirmed. ,..1ssx
E. II. Forde was elected clerk By {
unanimous vote.
Board of health L. d. Jacobs, A. G
Lakin and N. WhittleseY, confirmed hI
reclamation.
Jordan Carson, city teamster. unani
nous VOTE
Refunding bonds numbered from e
TO IS, both inclusive. were Destroyed il
the presence of the mayor and council.
On motion, the mayor and clerk were
instructed to advertise for bids for bonds
TO refund the bonds falling due in Juns
and July.
Adjourned. EN-. FoRDE, Clerk.
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n.nth of NJ rclharIn,.

Mrs. r. L. Lott, wife of Elder Lott,
pastor of the Christian church, who has
been gradually falling since New Years,
quietly passed away at 1870 O'Clock
yesterday morning, leaving her hus-
band and a little daughter bowed in
sorrow over the affective dispensation
which has taken away helpful, trust
ing wife and loving mother. To know
the deceased was to love her. She
was the light of every circle which
knew her influence and her offices IN
the family. the church and her relations
to society were such as can only be ex-
ercised and sustained by lady of her
piety and high degree of Christian
culture. She was attended in the
stern hour Of dissolution by her hus-
band, daughter and mother, and passed
to the better land in the triumphs OF
| faith.
The funeral will take plsce on Friday
morning at 10 O'Clock from the Congre.
/ gational church.
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.THE READrNe News.
MnNnAY Anil IA

MONDAY, April II.
The winds last week made people
sigh for the land of their birth some.
how, the same as wind does At times
but the beautiful weather of Sunday and
Monday makes everybody love Kansas.
=. The corn planters are busy and most
of them have checkrow attachments. /.
Charles Douglas bought lot of hogs on
1z2 creek and drove them in during the
warm days last week and six of them
died on the road. :. Mrs. Endsly was
quite sick last week but is better now,
Mrs. w. 81. Douglass is sick with erysip-
elias in the face. Mrs. L. SeyerY, of En-
poria. is with her and expects TO remain
until Mrs Jennie Clark arrives to-day.
Later.-Mr. and Mrs. Clark arrived to.
day from Clay Center via Topeka. Mrs.
Douglass is better tonight and can sit
up. The Ladies' Social Circle. will
give maple syrup supper at the school
house "Wednesday night. The NJ E.
Sunday school will give q concert next
Sunday night at the school house. ;. j
E. williams has quilt q house on the
lots lately bought Of George Megsfan.
-, Sawyer Brothers have built aslaugh.
ter house on Broad street, south Of the
railroad near the creek. Mr.. G. N,
BixIer is ia town to-day. He did live Al
Arvonia, but now resides In Sumner
county. The trustees of the NJ. E
church voted to authorize the building
committee 10 let out the foundation fol-
the new church to the lowest bidder. .
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Gorman NEI.sIonarIe..

A party of seventeen Norman elders
passed through Emporia Sat
urday on their way to Chattanooga, Ten
nessee. They are on tour of conquest,
and expect to find large number Of
converts in the mountain regions oil
Tennessee. 1t is said that the southern
states are proving very fruitful field
for the labors of the missionaries, and
so numerous have the converts become
of late that the Mormon church intends
locating churches in southern ArizOns
aud Dakota. The elders Saturday
expressed themselves as very sanguinC
over the stability of their institutions
and did not believe the Edmunds bIl
would work any harm 10 polygamy OF
the, Mormon church.
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RAnaER CREEK NEwa.

Pat your cyclone caves in order. !
Cant we have Sunday schools. ii
swank, the United Brethren mfhist
has new conner at his house I'll
daughter. Adds Mills has purchas'
of q. j. Loomis, of Emporia, I'll
thoroughbred bull. It is hara to be
iu this country. Grass is very shol
and 1t is close nipping for stock.
Rain is very much needed. Coz
planting is in full blast, and the grouH
Is ia excellent condition 10 receive see
and a good crop may be looked fd
Wheat and oats are also doing finely
present. ;. Mr.. Whittaker's team s,
frightened while putting on the wage
box and ran away and broke thinI
up badly. Quite q loss was sustained I
the accident...T The Free Methods
held their quarterly, meeting last Sui
day at the Badger Creek school hous
Quite large congregation was in atte'
dance and listened to an excellent Sc
mon from the presiding elder ;. Mr.. !,
s. Stoughton has returned from his Wis
at T. B. Comforts, on Duck creek, an
is now stopping with R. Lafferty. f
found Mr.. Comfort in excellent spirit
He seems well pleased with his ne
home. .,.. HARD Pan.
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WEDDING BELLS.

Marriage OF VIM Bora and Miss Nay
Best '
The marriage of VIM. Born Of this
city, and Miss Mary Best, daughter Of
Richard Best, Of Waterloo township. was
celebrated in q quiet manner Tuesday
morning, at the rooms of Mrs. Jennings,
oyer the Famous shoe store, Rev. DIR.
Cordley, of the Congregational church,
performing the ceremony. Only the
relatives and family friends of the con-
tracing parties were present. The
bride was becomingly attIred in q terra
COTS silk dress in which she appeared
to supreme advantage, and the groom
wore a handsome dress suit Ali La
Mr.. Born is one Of the prosperous
business men of EmpoEia, and IL one Of
our best citizens. The bride IS moal
excellent lady, and will make an admir-.
able help-meet for the man whose for.
tunes she has promised toshare. The
happy couple went east, aad will
visit Topeka, Kansas City and Miiwau.
kee before they return to Imports
where they will continue to reside. T.
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AFirzt-cIasa aD0oinfn,ens

Hon. George D. Grnar, Of Medicine
Lodge. who represented Barber county,
in the last legislature, and who L. mem
Der Of the board of regents of the State
Normal, has received from the govern
mentthe appointment as special agent of
the Interior Department TO investigate
fraudulent land entries in California.
His headquarters WILDE al Los Angeles.
and he will assume the duties of his
new position in few weeks. Mr..
ofner, We are pleased to learn, viii moi
cease TO be citizen of Kansas, and will
continue 10 be identified with the stats
with the history Of which his name has
been so honoFably associated. The ap.
peintment is one that will prove highl,
satisfactory to the people OF Kansas :
The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1883-04-19
DedIcation OF the New M. P. church

DeuIcAtLOu OF tIlo Now N =. OhuFcu
The Methodist Protestant church, two
and half miles southeast OF this city,
in the Fowler neighborhood, win be
formally dedicated on Sunday, April
ed, 1888 The president of the con-
ference, Rev. Mr.. Luse will preach the
dcdIcatory sermon. The second quar-
terly meeting will commence at 2
o'clock, in the afternoon, on the SatuF-
day preceding the dedicatorY services,
A cordial invitation is extended to all
persons to join US in these services.
Raw. ANNIs, Pastor.
The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1883-04-19
VIZ S.lantInn

The eIct ton oil j. Il. Crichton as pres
Ident of the board Of Normal regents,
was, under ali The circumstances, ex-
ceedingly fitting, and the intelligence. OF
this action will be gladly received by the
friends Of the Normal ali over the state.
No man in Kansas probably hasa more
intimate knowledge of the affairs of this
institution than MIR. CrIchton, and bis
high standing as one of the leudlng citi-
zens of Kansas, and his long and honor
able connection with the Normal rem.
ders II eDlinently proper that he should
occupy the responsible position 10 which
he has been chosen.
The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1883-04-19
aCuster ana the warriors Revens,

The Wellington Press says of this
play: Major j. E. Walker has placed
the above named military drama upon
the boards for Feb. 10Th and 18th.
Major Walker has presented this plsy
in Topeka, Leayenworth and all the
larger cities in the eastern part of the
state, and it has never yet failed TO
"bring down the house" wherever pre-.
sented. Our people may EXPECT some
thing more than ordinary in its presen-
tstion IN our city.
The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1883-04-19

IL stands ut the head-"The Light
Running Domestic" Do not be dcceiv-
ed by unscrupulohs representatives OF
other machines who claim To handle an
improved Domestic. All such claims
are fraudulent, and are made for the sole
purpose OF trying to sell a second. class
imitation on the known and recognized
merits of the Domestic. The only Do
mestic sewing machine is manufactured
by the Domestic Sewing Machine COM
pany at Newark, New Jersey, and sold
by Smith s. Hail, in Emporia. full
line on hand of Domestic. White and
other machines. Call and examine our
mac hines and he suited
SMrru &, Han
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The Normal Regents.

The new board of Normal regents
nat Tuesday evening and organised with
the following officers: President, ]. H.
Crichtcn, Of Chetepa; vice president,
Isaac Sharp, OF Council Grove; Score.
tsry. a. D. Dixon, of Neosho Falls
treasurer, DR.. James Haller, of Burlin'
gans.
The board met at the Normal to-day
and transacted the usual routine bust
ness. They also perfected plans for i'm
PROVING the grounds and awarded Sth,
contract for Pointing the wood work o
the building to Fox 5 Mays FOR $ei5.
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MAYOR wARREN's APPoINFMENrs.


The appointments made by Mayor
| Warren Tuesday evening and confirmed
by the city council cannot fail TO afford
very general saufaction. Mr.. Z. NJ.
Forde, the city clerk, has occupied this
position SO long and has shown such
special adaptability for its responsible
duties, that it would be next to impossi-
bic to duplicate him in case of his re.
tirelhent. He probably knows more
about the affairs of the city than any
man in Emporia. and his thorough Ia.
mifiarity with the TRANSACTION of city
business, together with his excellent
qualifications as lawyer, as we'll as
| many other considerations, plainly in
dictated the entire wisdom Of. his reap
pointment. '" ~ '-.''---. ---
T. J. Fleming, the city marshal, has
served in this capacity before, and is the
best man. all things considered, who ev-
er filed that position in Emporia. There
will be little going on this city that Tom
will not be "onto," and under his super
vision the laws will be faithfully en-
forced and the security of life and prop
erty will be carefully guarded We re-
gard this appointment as highly credita-
BILE to the Judgment ofthe new mayor.
- Dan Hammond, as superintendent OF
the water works, was Tetalned in view of
his excellence qualifications Tor that
place, and will doubtless carry out with
all of his wellknown energy, the sensi-
BILE ideas of the new mayor in regard 10
the water works. .. .r5-o..s.-.
Geo Williams, as night policeman, is
an appointment which promises TO be
satisfactory, and We have no doubt but
that he. will prove fully equal to the re
quirements Of his position. ~
Jordan C4rson's [Fe-appolntment as
city teamster is only an appropriate rec
ognition OF his past acceptable services
IN THIS en- Estelty. .1zs- czo- 80
The different committees are well
chosen, aud the board of health,is COM
posed of gentlemen Whe will give care
ful attention to the sanitary interests of
the city. Upon the whole, the mayor
and the council accomplished much ex-
cellent work last evening, and the new
administration starts off in the most
promising manner, -..,
The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1883-04-19
Yasuabla for TraYeIerz.

]. S. MeLain, of Topeka. has our
thanks for copy of pointers on the
Southwest" or complete travellers
guide on the Atchison, Topeka s Santa
Fe road and all its branches. 1t Is Just
such publication Us should be in the
hands of every person who contempla:es
trip over this road, in Kansas, Colora-
do, New Mexico, Texas, Old Mexico,
Arizona and California Indeed, it is a
complete travellers guide for the west,
south and southwest.
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A report is current that on Sund
next, or the one following. the VI
bound passenger train on the Santa
which passes here at 4 p, m, is TO
made fast train, the same as the "Cs
non Ball" which was taken Off sol
months ago, and that this train is
bring the mail from the east. It W
reach here about one o'clock p. m, q
the mails which-now- come oyer I
!, Pacific at 9 p. M, and the one win
comes oyer the Santa Fe at 4 p. m, "
be messed on the new fast train. tt
will be a very satisfactory srrangem'
for Emporia, both as to mails and p
sengers, and we trust the rumor will
suit in established fact.
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Judge Buck Is attending court in
Morris county.
We are pleased to learn that j. L
Burton is improving.
Miss Alice Venn entered the Imports
Business college Monday.
Mrs. John Sebastian, of Kansas City
is visiting friends IN Emporia.
Mrs H. b. Lowe, who has been very
i'll for some weeks past, is now GONZALES
ing.
Miss Filley of BurlIngame, was the
guest Of Mrs. A s. Mofett over the Sab
beth.
Mrs. r. NJ. Mills started Monday on heI
annual visit to her father, who lives in
Maine.
Frank B. Henry, of the Santa Fee, il
now running an engine from Caldwell
to Newton.
Ex-Governor st. John vas the guest
of j. NJ Hogue during his recent visit
&c Emporia.
Maurice Mulconnery, of NeoshO Rap
ids, has finished up his contract with
the X. c. s. e. railroad.
Jim Stafford says that Night Police
man Williams, with a military uniform
will prove "plum regiment
Charlie Grosscup went to Kansas City
Sunday to take q position in the no.
ton store of Roll, Thayer 81 Co.
w. F. Hammond, of Parkerville, Nor
ris county, and Willie Eastman, com
pleted a course in the Business college
Monday.
We are pleased TO note that Mr.. Nc
Whorter still continues to improve, ant
the chances for his recovery are now re
garded quite encouraging.
Chas. McWhorter, of Buffalo. New
York, arrived in Enporia Monday, hav
ing been summoned home by the recent
accident sustained by his father.
Mrs E F. Sprague went to st. Joe
Tuesday for visit, and upon her re
turn to Emporia the family will taxi
up their residence on the farm owned
by Mr. Sprague southeast of the city.
w. L. Dynes, of Lynchburg, Ohio, ar
rived yesterday to assist his brother
| c. +. Dynes, whose new establishment
will be open in about ten days. He ap
pears to be very gentlemanly and bust
ness-like young man, and We extend t.
him cordial welcome.
T. Z Ladd has accepted highly lu
crative position with Geo, Barse s. Co
in the Kansas City stock yards, and will
close out his business here without della,
to assume his new duties. We greatly
regret TO have Mr.. Ladd leave Emporia
as he is one of our best citizens.
We had the pleasure OF meeting
Tuesday Mr.. Geo. q. Lockwood, whit
represents Winning, Hagey Sc Co, com
mission merchants, OF St. Louis. IL
represents the wool interests of the firm
in Western Missouri and Eastern Kan
sas, and IS in the city for the purpose o
making arrangements 10 have our WOO
merchants transact their business will
his firm. He has made arrange
ments to have several of thu
largest wool merchants in th'
State transact their business through
his firm. lie has had charge of hi
present territory for the past fifteeI
years, and is we'll and favorably known
to the wool men throughout the coun
try. He Is very much taken with EN-
poria, and expects to move his family
here the coming autumn and make thu
his headquarters thereafter. This WI
hope he may do, aud he may be sure o
most cordial welcome from our citi
Zens, as they rejoice to see all such en-
terprising men cast in their lot witt
| them
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Foot Race At RhrIineton

A $500 foot race between w. A. Pier
son and George Robbins viii be run AT
Burlington May 18th. Robbins is the
man who beat the famous foot-racer,
Crandall, for 5000 few years ago at
Kansas City. Person is the man who
beat the Texas champion at Fort Worth
year ago at the time of the Cattle
Mems convention, relieving them OF
something In the neighbcrhoOd Of
$1,000. lie soon after appeared here
surprising the boys IN a purse race OuI
runners here say ii is mo use" TO run
AGAINST a streak OF creased lightning.
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me Cause OF the Delav

The rumor circulated on the streets
Tuesday to the effect that all work
on the Z. G. & E. railroad had been
suspended, is inaccurate. We are in
formed by Col. n. c. Cross. president of
the road, that the grading will very soon
be completed, and that as soon as it is
determined whether to lay the road with
steel or iron rails, work will be resumed
all along the line, the settlement of this
question being the only cause OF delay
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The ease Of the United States Va. n

The case Of the United States vs.. H.
D. Curtis. of Lyon county, IN which the
defendent was charged with violat-
ing the Internal revenue law, in
selling iiquor without GOV.
ernment license, was tried in the feder-
al court 1t Topeks on Saturday, Judge
3. B. Kellogg appearing for the defend
ant I'he court, after hearing the EVIL
dence, instructed the jury to bring in a
verdict Of not guilty. Mr.. Curtis has
lived In the county Sor nearly twenty
five years, and his ofense, it seems. con,
sisted simply Of converting wild grapes
into wine, q portion OF which he let
some Of his nelghbors have, and he was
not, in any sense dealer l5I-lsIs
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. ..s,.afoprNsoLs

The ladies of st. Andrews Episcopal
church would respectfully tender many
grateful thanks to the public for their
generous patronage and also TO numer-
Gus friends for their many xind-services
which largely Contributed to the success
of the fair held last week at jays opera
house. Especial tkankssaEe due and
hereby rendered to Hon. VIM. Jay for
his generous donation. of S15 90. and to
the NEws and Republican Offices Tor
liberal and commenda,ofy local adver-
tisements. By order ui ihe
$50 ga Soc;, INV 10. .
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Norica to stona Mason,

Sealed bids will be received up &c
Saturday, 10 O'Clock m, April 2S, fol
the stone foundation for the Methodist
Episcopal church ediflce at Reading
Lyon county, Kansas. Plans and speci-
Acations of same can be seen at NJ. w
Stratton's. The committee reserve the
right TO reject any and all bids.
M. w. STRATToN,
w. II. SEvERY,
HENRY JACoBY,
Building Committee.
Reading, Kansas, April II, 1888.
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Neu Enternrise

Ho0ge & Pierce, have lately come
here from Eskridge, Kansas, and are
just embarkiDg in an Enterprise which
promises TO pay we'll. They have Sc
cured the right to manufacture the Sill
Vers' patent bed spring in this county
and yesterday moved into the rear o.
Wellman's barber shop. They have s
large number of orders already TO fill
and the indications are that they will
from this small beginning. build up 4
fourishing and paying business, anC
they have our best wishes for their sue
coaa
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SHORT HoRNs-J. b. Miller, of EN-
poriA, purchased on March 2lst, of Ii.
]. LOOMS the fine one year old short
horn bull "3Iullei," out of Imported
knight" and Mise" for $175. This
Is one Of the best bred bulls in America
aud Ar. Miller Is fortunate ia securing
E'ptize animal ~ head his herd. "Mul-
Istt' can be seen "a, Mr.. Miller's place at
Horton. Parties wishing to improve
their stock will do well to call upon Mr..
Miller