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Crow.
W. R. ALLEN.

Crow.
Our town prospects are getting bright
er every day.
Frank Dixon is putting up new
house so he can display his goods. We
have not Seen halt of them yet.
Warren Evans ard Charlie Mccall are
digging well on the town site and have
lumber on the ground for new house
j. Fiber is talking of increasing his
stock of goods.
c. Cook has just closed a three
months school. We are sorry the state
of the school funds did not permit his be-
ing hir, d longer, as he was very sue
cessful and efficient teacher. Hope be
will teach the next term.
Thursday night will close the Glen
wood Ii erary. 1t has proved a success,
and has been invalua ole to the nation by
bringing to light number of writer's
equal 10 Alexander Dumas or Fenmore
Cooper and several editors of the Thur
low Weed and Peter Cooper style. and
also several OF ators beside which, Cicero
or DemOSthenes would be but small
potato.
Our singing schools progressing fine
ly under the direction of G. NJ. Davis,
who comes to us with good record of
previous su, cess.
Last Sunday night at the Plumber
school house there was an entertainment
of the Jem Mace and Sullivan style
Result: bleeding noses, BLACK Eyes and
Sc 90 fine.
We are sorry to say, our neighbor,
James Dunning, buried his Little eight
year old daughter last Saturday. The
parents have the sympathy of the entire
community in this bereavement.
y. RUBIN.
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Jack Creek.
y. RUBIN

JdCh CESSks
Jack Greek seems to be prospecting,
The sheep owners have kept their Il. cks
through the winter with but small loss
in number, The farmers have begun
to SOW their small gram. They seem
to think * ansas is going to raise the
"boss" crops this year.
A GOode has opeAed store at the
post Office, J S Goodrich was thrown
from horse while returning home
from a dance, and broke his collar
bone. Miss Laura Averill and Mr. Tim
Smith were married the 18th Of March,
at Phiilipsburg. They are keeping
house on the Leffingwell farm on BOu-
ton creek, and report says they are
happy a. CLAIMS,
" e think that if Mr. Starley would
have a dance every week, and if MIR
Rifenburg has any more of DR. Jayne's
Bltters 10 sell, he will soon be as rich as
Jay Gould. Ii he hasn't a supply OF
bitters on hand and Stanley thinks of
another dance / would adEi>e him Riff
enburg) as q friend, to get on a supply
50 that the dancers can purify their
blood
Burtie Averill caught his hand in the
Lewisburg -four mill and injured ii
some 1t is now nearly well Mrs Net
tie Stewart is absent from homo selling
her goods in Smith county
George Case has returned home after
an absence Of one year RUBY
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PhiHips County Republican Convention

A county Republican convention will
meet al Philipsburg, Kansas, on Satur-
day April 26. at II O'Clock M, tor The
selection OF delesa es 10 represent the
county at he Congressional convention,
to be h, Id at D WINS an a., May %,
for the purpose of puttinG iii nomination
Il candida e for Congress from tie 9th
congressional district OF kansas; also
to elect two delegates TO attend the 9th
congress -ional district convention, and
s1ate convention, at Topeka Kansas,
April 20, 1884.
The represent alton for the several
townships will be as follows:
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LOST


By the undersigned, on Tuesday,
March II, near Marvin, pocket
book containing six notes and other
papers One note given by A. F. Ste
VEINS and a. Stevens, due May LIST, for
$50, note given by F. a. McAIiIlGn,
and endorsed by S. q. Nay, SI20. l
note given by Perry Copeland, $50.
- - - Eli a. SIS.
- " James Downs $40.
All persons are hereby warned not to
purchase said notes. Any person re-
turning said property te the owner
will be suitably rewarded Notes are
all payable to me.
L. A. COPELAND,
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COMMUNICATIONS.
SALIVA, Kas., March 10, 1884.

SALIVA, Kas., March 19, 1884.
ED. HERALD: Arrived here at $50
am, Tuesday. Came nearly all the
way through the rain. Met our commit
tee and were ground through the con-
terence mill, which eminded us of the
say ing that, ''the mill of the Gods grind
slow, but they grind exceeding fine. y
Conference con, eneds this "Wednesday
m lrning, Bishop Merrill presiding.
He makes a favor able impl es> ion.
Nearly al the minister's reported at roll
call, also number of visitors. Salina
IS beginning to put on airs. Find Salina
flooded wi b placards announcing that
Uncle Toms Cabin Co. will exhibit Fri
day evening. 1 am glad to announce
that Phillips burg is becoming known
abroad, even the manager of the Uncle
Toms Cabin Troupe was e'3ogizing
Phillip burg for its enterprise, stating
the night before they came to Phillips
burg the population was increased by
three, and the night they were there a..
increase of four. thought it a little
ovei drawn. Salina is entertaining the
conference royalty. A good deal of
electioneering FIR delegate TO general
conference. The fight lies between DR..
Caruthers and Elder Lockwo ID of Be
lott district, with chances in favor of
Lockwood. Expect conference will close
Monday next.
W.R. ALLEN.
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AEuNNY MISTAKE.

Some time ago an editor had what
was called "a cy site tumOr'' In his thro at
aid one of contemporaries stated that
Alr Blank is suffering from sciatic
tumOr on his neck OF course this was
an error; but Il greater or or is the mis-
taken idea that prevails among some
people that sciatic pains cannot be cured.
BOT only those pains but Rheumatism
will yield 10 the OF Salicylica one of the
most reliable remedies Of modern TINES.
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City Election.

Notice is hereby given that the annu-
al election OF officers for the city of Phil
lipsburg will be held at the Office Of
Woodward & Davis in said city on
Monday A ri Tuh 1884 to elect may
or five cOuhcilmen AID Police Judge.
ames Woods, S G. Cummings aud
Charles hickey are here J designated
to act as Judges uf said election.
FRANK STRAIN, Mayor.
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SALE OF SCHOOL LANDS.

Notice is hereby given that the fol-
lowing desc ibed $, hOol land, situated
IN Phillips County. State of kansas, will
be offered TOR sale To the highest bidder
at The Treasure office, III the city ot
Phillipsburg, on Saturday April 9Th
1884, between the hours Of 10 O'Clock
am. aud O'Clock pm. tO.wit:
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March. 6. 1884.

March. 6, 1884.
To P. M. Shoop, Joel Shoemaker and
B. F. Shoemaker.
You are hereby notified that. at the
request of o: Gar, ey aud Others, l will
>urvey st ction % town z, range II, c,,m-
mencing on The 7th day of April, at the
southwest corner of said lection.
w. B. STUDENT,
m6-27 Co. Surveyor.
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Sale of School Land.

Notice is hereby given that the fol-
lowing described school land situated
in Phillips County, uansas, will he Of
tered for sale to tie nnighest bidder, at
the Treasurer's Office, in the city Of
Phiilipsburg, on Saturday, April 18th,
1884, between the hours OF 10 o'clock
am and O'Clock pm. at not less
than the appraised value as shown
herein, tO-Wit:
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Notice of Surveys.

March 4, 1884.
To Agnes A. Taylor, H. w. snyder and
JustuS Shawkey:
Yon are hereby notified that, at the
request of dam Quanz. l vii survey
section IL, town range1S, cOmmenc-
my at the .Outh west corner of aid sec
ton, un the 4th day OF April 1884.
w. b. SIUBktT,
me p Co. Surveyor.
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1884-03-27

Go to the Post Office for legal blanks.
H. G. Sraulding, at the Post Office
has 1ull stock vi legal blanks on hand.
The Fall Elections
will result more satisfactorily if all vot-
teIs and then fOnilieA eXpei the malaria
liz M lhelr sy tens, and -corrt ct their
Liners by using Browns Liver Pulls.
Not IT NEEDY manufacI ur' d. in Ameri
Ca 60 well CORE cts the billiOusness OF
this cl mate. Call for Browns Vegeta-
bic Liver Pills.
Wonderful Croos for1ss9
Means rank. decay ing e. etaCUn later
In the season. Drive ont the SET DIS Of
diseases NOW by using IA bottle of Browns
Sa' sal arilla a. d dahdel,On 'wnh IUd de
OF POtas, iUm. THIS emf dy is now nc
knOWl, dyed 10 be the best Bio, d, LIVER
and idLty medicine known, and has
say ed the ives Of thousands. Procure
b, tile at once, every dr. ggists sells
St. Patrick's Pills always prod ce
plea>an caIhartlc effect. They cleanse
the ystem and egulate the Liver and
bowel. Sold by L. + Mallett.
A Eicke cd ey Ring, stamped with
name AID address, flee by mali, for Is
cents. +. ;. Griswold, Deep River,
Conn. tt
Roller process -four pure and white
at Leffingwell & Meetings..
New spring goods just received at
Huling Il BIcktOrd's.
Sorghl,m set d aid md Millet seed for
sale at N. POln g'B Store, south side Ut
square. 2w
For Sale'-A fine, large span of
y horses. For particulars, inquire at
this office.
Wanled-500 bushels corn at once.
Highest market price for same.
Huling & Bickford have the best stock
of fgars ia town clear havana cigars
five cents.
Lefingwen & McClung.
Huling & Bickford are selling Gents
eeadY made clothing very cheap.
Button Fasteners for shoes or button
boots, l gro tor 30 cents. set 10
cents, sent, postpaid. F. S. Griswold,
Deep River, Conn. If
Huling & BickfO,d have the finest line
of haJs@& caps ever offered in town.
Latest styles just received. Call and
see them.
st, Patrick's Pills were named in hon
or of the great aud go Saint Patrick
and have shown them elves in every
way worthy of the name, his mission
was To d. good so is theirs.
Sold by DR.. l F. Alal.eut.
We have ADVERT ed great many diff
ferent patent medicine but have never
taken tie pains to editOrially puff"
one. We are going TO d. 1t now for the
first time. Chamberlain & Co., Des
Moine$, Iowa, manufacture cough
remedy which absolutely the bet thing
we ha, e, er seen. We have used 1t in
our family for the past year and conSid-
.er it Indispensable. It. effect is almost
instantaneous. and there is no u talk
ing, 1t is dead shot ON cough or cold.
We don't say this for pay but because
we consider ChamberldinS Cough Rem
,edy the bet made. and we want the
people t. know 1t. Lewis, Iowa In
dependent.
Sold by DIR. 1. F. Mallett.
For Sale.
A good horse. Enquire at Phillips
County Bank.
Huling & Bickford have just received
an entire new stock of mems fine calf
boots & shoes. Ladies, Misses and
Children fine shoes.
If you have farm you wish to dis
pose of this spring, we can sell it for
you. Call at the Phillips County
Bank, and give US your lowest and
learn our terms If
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Stop that teanAt
Don't Jon see your harness are break
ing? Call at Pages Harness Shop and
get them repaired. or leave order for a
new one. Repairing done promptly
and neatly. If
South Side of Square.
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Union Sabbath SchooI-Every Sabbath at 10
e'OciOck a. IN.
Pre-, byterIan Sabba School At the church
every -unuay at 10 a. IN
Uni Prayer Meeting-Every Thursday
evening,
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ThillirsburR Port number meets Saturday
after tall moon, Visiting comrades always
welcome. Frank TRAIN, p Z,
y. ", Lowe. Adj.
Church DlracfoF-y
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UO I0PI ONVIl VIVII IV1 OIO SS' O
townships will be as follows:

It is recommended that the several
townships hold II cir primaries Saturday
April 18Th 1884.
N. B. MCCORMICK, w. w. WOOD.
Sec'y. Chairman.
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Phillipsburg Herald.
MARCH 81.
Secret Societies.
4 n q

PhillIpsburg Lodge no. los laeetsevery We'd
:nesSRy. Visiting bre thren cordially invited a.
attend. ". ~. AARXRsUA, n. u.
r. M, Du'cher, Rec. ec'y.
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bargains.
The .'Spy of Atlanta next TkHrs-
day evening, April Sd.
WANTED A good girl to do general
b use work. Good wages paddy
Mrs. j. w. Lowe. tt
Rem. mber the .'Spy of Atlanta to
be rendered next Thursday evening,
April Sd.
hester Yves brook of Marvin came
in to subscribe for the HEhALD last
Tuesday.
The NJ. E. Social will be held at the
residence of j. w. Lowe Tuesday even
Ing, April LIST.
Carson HIdreth, of Bloomington,
Neb., ha> bought the Lester Marshall
place IN Sumner towns hip.
Every body come to the ball TO be
given at PlULner Grand Opera House,
next Tuesday e>ening, April 1st.
W. l.. Nest is new C. .mer at Long
Iland he is from Quincy III, and pho
tograp her BY profession
Elder Turner gave the HERALD Office
a pleasant call Tuesday. He has been
holding se> eral protracted meetings on
his work this spring.
The Ch cago Store has large stock
of goods, which they are Clio ing out al
low figures. 4 all and see them.
James White, late OF Smith county,
sold has tarm ul the edar. above Ger
mantOwu, last week, aud viii probably
settle in hi, neighborhoud.
WANTed, A number of teams to
haul stone Iorsthe undation Of the NJ
+. chutch in Phi lip burg, Good
WAGES paid. For ,urther information
enquii al This office or of G.. w. lOung.
James Robert, who sold his farm a
few days ago to Mr.. Chism, ina, bought
the Mary Ann How farm and VIII not
90 TO Oregon as contemplated at the
Time he SO. ID out. We think it sensi-
b idea.
The q. A. Il. Post have announced
Thursday evening, April Sd as the date
OF The rendition of their play the ''Spy
of Atlanta" Prices OF admission, adults
70 cents, children under II years old,
10 cents.
l.. w. Underwood of Crystal Town
| ship made the tknALDa call yesterday
and renewed his subscription. FROM
nm We learn that his brOther has sold
his TAI IN III Jewell and bought the l.. II.
Walker place IN Cry stall.
Joseph Davis and John Gorachke of
Sumner Township were III town Tues
day "n real Estate business. Mr. G. has
bought the .. S. Ed ar fam in Crys-
lal, and Nj. Davis LOOK Ucc t>iUn to
renew his subscription tOthe HkhALD.
Rev. w. r. Alien returned from con
telenee, 1ue.dLJ. He Is one of four
ministers vino are returned To their old
charges in the kir@in di trict. Bro.
Allen has se, we'd hi, charge acce ,tabiy,
and the people are glad 10 see him back
IA In.
By accident we were short of papers
last week, d, We run cut OF ma 81 iAl on
Sc. that such thing does not occur
agaiu. he loss fell upon our foreign
subscribers Who will now undelsta
The Why. -
Glenwood is the name of a new town
| IN GienwOod township. 1t will start
out with two stores, one blacks III tn
shop and other enterprI e.. Whit
marsh, Evans and McCaiI are the pro-
jecLors and /. Z. Dixon wi il be The
other merchandise firm.
The ''Spy of Atlanta" will be rem
der, d at the Court House, on next
thursday evening, April Sd. AS this
promises 10 be one of the most enter
tanning features Ot the kind ct present
ed IN The Burg, we hope ali will tuln
OuL and gtIe Lhs m full house.
We give below our clu' Ding rates:
HERALD and w ky Champion, 2:25.
- s" Lev. Times, 2 %.
- - - (,hip NaH. > IN
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PTesbyteriah-ReV. 1beO Bracken every second
and OuIth saL baths st ii o'clock A. NJ. Alter
nate at 5 M. Alternate a. * pm.
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Crescent Ledge number -. meets every Mon
day evening. Visiting brethren cordially invlt
ed % attend DAVID MANKEK &C.
j. jackson, K of ana s.
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Notice.

The county commissioners will meet
on the lst Monday in April. it being the
hfst Monday alter the first Tuesday.
J. w. Lowe,
County Clerk !.
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;hurCh Directory.

u. E, Church-kev, v. K 4llen, every alter
nate aohuth n; II O'Clock A. ii aI.l7k O'Clock
=. NJ. con. mencing Nay 9Th 1872.
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A. e. andA.M M.

PhillipsburZ bOSge number lo4. meets every
Saturday OH or beOre he fall moon. visiting
brethren c"rdinlly invited to attend
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Ali in section SO, town 4. range 10 W.
d. L. SMITH,
Treasurer Of Phillips County.
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nv qr sW qr
of section Is, town 2, range IS;

ali in section So, town 5, range IS.
D. L. SMITH,
Treasurer.
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LOCAL HERAL0INGs.

Go to the Post Office for legal blanks.
H. G. Sraulding, at the Post Office
has 1ull stock vi legal blanks on hand.
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Chic News, 2 W
" " DemOrests M'thly, 800
Toledo Blade 225
- Prairie Farmer with
map 325
J. E. Kelley will take a position on
the HEGAl.D % ce next " eek, and will
have charge of The local and business
de. artmenL- OF the paper, thus giving
Us more time to Aztec 10 the editorial
work and our outside work which we
have been compelled TO neglect for
sUme time
There will be Ball at Plotner's
Grand Opera House next Tuesday even
iog, April 1st, under The management
Of .. B. u. Z. Ali are invited.
j. X. Ola Cow, of Plumb township,
who bought The Ehr Daniels place
north OF hirwin, was In town Monday,
dropped III at the HERALD headquar
les and supplied himself WI h rea ing
ma ter for the mex, year. He was also
looking up some land in This neig hbor-
hood, being evidently we'll pleased with
his first trip to the capital city.
The legislature adjourned Tuesday
after passing >OmC law governing the
cattle question aud a ew local matters.
The Texas cattle trail has been muved
", ST until Che enne Co. is now the only
one on Northern tier that now has the
privilege of viewing the long horned
herds len years ago the 0riVe was
across this county.
District court has been in session since
Monday. The most i'm .,ortanJ case on
llial so far is the AngerOth- herman
case for d mage by flow age from the
Stone mill. In this ca judge Holt
has acted as jud e protein. G. w,
StinSOn, Woodward and Davis for the
plaintiff aud May and Nc Bride for the
defense, The case has occupied three
days in trial and it Is hard 10 tell ho~
much more tie jury will need to dispose
1t. The usual grIst of divorces have
been ground through AID large num-
Der of persons have taken out their f.
nal natuI alIzation papers.
Hon. Hon ace NOulton and Mr.. John
son of Klrwin, were down TO aid in the
railroad building. Ii any men could
build a railroad, they could, as they rep
resented in their own firms about $3.50 :
200, which would give short line a
good lift Smith Co., Pioneer.
Whew! Better come over and exam
Inc the tax rolls Bro. Pioneer. But may
be so, and We would respectfully refer
C. P. Barber. the assessor of Kirwin
township, to this statementof enormous
wealth. We shall see
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The Fall Elections

AAS SALA -ACSIAOIIS
will result more satisfactorily if all vot-
seIs and then fonilies exl,et the malaria
liz M iheIr sl tens, and CORE ct their
Li\ ers by using Browns Liver Pulls.
Not IT NEEDY manufacture d. in Ameri-
ga go well CORE cts the blliOusneSs OF
this cl mate. Call for Browns Vegeta-
bic Liver Pills.
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QUOTATIONS. TO-DAY.

QUOTATIONS. TODAY.
AxBB-Coilins per dozen. . so Gold Dollar
Per dozens 81 Diamond Edge per dosen' -"
sKILLETs AND LIDS-s1c per pound: sugai
sCAIES-Fairbanks. discount % per cent
Howe. discount ~ percent
TIN PLATE-I. q, l0xiA per box, 9 90 J. q
rerhe 2Dx2ss per box, 10 90
TINwARE-Piecea, discount 50 per cent
stamped Discount 50 per cent
SOLDERING. !. sc, No. IL and Ia. isc PEI
DUCK HoRsBcoLLARs--No IL 2sper dozen
HAAH5--tvo loop. 4 IS per poren: three ioop
TACKs--In boxea 100 papers, 50 per box
GRUB HoE5-rer dozen. Or railroad picks,
per dozen, 20.
NATToCgs-Pc dosen, 3 50.
auBBER BELTtNS--Disoount 81 per cont.
NAILS c5 rate
SHEET IRoN--1s y. &C. galvanized. discoun,
sgovFis AID sPApEs-Ro~isnd's dis.
SOM, g. Der cent AI-cs' list steel gords. dis.
o,rnt 30 and 10 rer ceut.
HEAVY BARDw AR2-Shsfts. finished. %
poles, n IN 1iDglrtrces, wagons. select rs.
buggy, ~ expresn "a Wagon tongues
10 %; sicsory arles, 70 !" sp's ss., : g
Xxx. 80. sawed ieiloes. ~. i.75; 2 O..
Howden shoes. m Sortbwessern horsc nais
No 900; 7s&e 90 Bar Iron. &c rate.
Piow ste ! 20 .r7rsg steel 20 cast steel &c
.or. 100 - SIS o. DO side bar. 100 coaiso 90 &c
phsrtonx Is 0oaiSo 90. A grade side spring.
leo ooe7 % do phetons, 80 oa12oo 90 burr
scaf bugkies, Us u0aa15o 90 platform sprinek
no oDAf6 90 three sprtns wagons. N cosliA
Il sxc lspsnbed- barbei wirs. ca raivanised
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20 ulars shades may De usmed ycl'nws steels
aud dfahs Skudari dress iahiirs ARE hlt
meeting With good iaeg, ana ih,ro u sleary
Gals fof cashmeTrs and ulprc's. ts well ~ ~
other vel KIN lWn ttaples. Richmond mink aud
Al On pint prices have been marked down 80 :
yard and = decline ~ nlrO olitoi In A. anti
a, 7 and II, ani Michigan IL brown ehcrtlngs
Ticss, too Mo weshoninR, bnd Amoshet ~
Ihofudike 4. and Mythuen "A hsvo beer
NAKED down, ~ will be seen upon refer lag u
our revised quotations ehawls are not mnElnl
tn any considerable cNieGt neither Is there AM
large movement IN asnne's. thick woulen'
blanket, snd winter underwear, tn season b u
ing virtually ended for winter GOODS O.rpet
ings are qaitc active, and leading mouse re
b.cn about 20 i, cent ahead dlastyenr
QUOTATIONS fo-Dhi.
PGlSTs-prssweae AZ; LclsS nlo,,c;~' 9,I Ss
hannsnS \ N>,hSSct Ss SH,7i M. T aSssn
old, * paAbody h,sos, 81; simpson BLACK
~ simp mou'u,nF, 81; dloncsatar nnurn
n Hs.c,n YBSoWa 56aRsTIcsIxsSIisia, -
:; Indian Head, . stan crces. - 81 ktna
-, o.. SdgensA - ~ oneoL - *
B 1hMtsr osA. ~ 4 I.Sst dcorgN SO az
sfoat woEorr, * q; international. - ~
AuAuuo AK: soDh'ng IA SAichef, '.bhi
FINE BROWN DcaEsTIcs--Lsse Gecre
AZ. Harvest.7t.i PoeNhDurae, ~; Grcst Falls
PoarleEs, 3.i n Plum Inland, u Atlantic ~
Oroenby'er. IN; hL0ndna M Dwight III &c
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DUCXS-Ars wright 10. ktuicS, sos, i0.t
STARK dor. ~: Stnsk, 100, 49, savage Sos ll't
Hampton brown and ifAb, 90. 10 HAmndol
Xxx, DO, II. Bpatun. 10 -. btr vi and drab, 10Y
Mnutsuk, ~ iroh.. ~ 80. D. % inch., S2)t: Nc
| & "a inch. bys: cold n6dsl Bue i2H; Lion
brown ana drab. Il: Chariot striped, IAN: Saw
ago Striped, l2a.
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on: Omega, ION: Continental Fancy. 10: stan
dar,i Fancy, sh; Harrisburg, 10
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lavh.7k: Cstawba.sS Arlington, g. Augusta
JEANS-Royboroueh,l 49, Pacific, r. r., % Y
Beaver Valley. 25; Toxic. l2K; Humboldt 81
Peoples, 2ek; Louisyille, ssh: Kentucky, Sh
Uniiod States. Box. Gold Medal II.