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The Opelousas courier. [volume] (Opelousas, La.) 1852-1910, 1885-12-19

Christmas Cards--the finest assort-
ment ever brought to this town for
sale at Littell's drug store.
The Opelousas courier. [volume] (Opelousas, La.) 1852-1910, 1885-12-19

Wanted III second hand cook stove,
medium size; mnst be in good order
and cheap. Apply nj this office
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For RENT. "A well improved place
near Opelsusas 20 acres, fenced, large
dwelling, outlonses, pecan orchard 30
trees, etc. Apply at this office
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IDUBLIC SALE.
Es1ArE or WILLIAM MoNBouLnz.

Fsr.rr nv wu,,.,, Mox,a,,,v
iAtS of "'I.iA" aaoHeoCLE1.
By virtue OF an order Of the Hon. the Dis
trict Court in and for the parish of St. Landry
there will be sold OF public auction, TO the
last and highest bidder, by the undersigned
administrator, or any duly qualified auction
said, on SATURDAY. the 23d day of
January, 1856, the following described pro-
perty, belonging to the estate of vii
liam MonbouleS, deceased. to-Eit:
i The undivided half of the fol,owino ae.
scrihed nronerty. to-wit: 4 certain ,ras+ of
land sitnated ~ Ravna 81 T.ndrv nsr;sb
canIa;n;nr Isl acrss and dassr;had ss t1.s
Southwest oaartsr Of section want :. .s;gbt yIe
9osI. in townshin nine fa1 sontI ranga ) asst
sayine b and exeentins ali The d;fsasent nor,
t;ons of lots of land aIreadv sold hr said EaIar
or his agents, Included or embraced in Ger.
tain chart 9iled herewitI, fnr rmferanca and
marked thereon as squares Nos /, .. and 4
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sHackmetackn lasting and fragrant
perfume. Price 25 and SO cents. Sold
BY III. p. Yonng g. Go.
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Is will do you good to look at those
beautiful holiday goods ct Littelps drug
store.
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A special from Washington City to
the Times Democrat, dated Dec 14th,
says: Mr.. Irion. at the first opportuni-
ty, will introduce the following bills:
To cede to the Louisiana State
University md Agricultural College
q, 900 acres Of the public domain, tlr
proceeds from the sale of Which to be
applied to educational purposes.
To convey to the same institeilon Of
learning the government barracks at
Baton Rouge.
To erect public building at Opeioa
sas TO cost 100000 This last bill
passed the last House. but TOO late on
the morning of the last day to be cn-
crossed and sent to the Senate
The Grant bill at that hour nonopo-
liZed attention
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FIRE Works. Roman candles, FIRE
crackers, Chinese punk, torpedces, &c,
at the Star Grocery.
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Dec. 5, 1855.
DUBL1C SALE.

Il
District Court. Parish Of ST. Landry, No. 1882
ESTATE OF OLIVIA PIIRE.
By virtue of an order of the Hon. the Pro-
bate Court In and for the parish of St. Landry,
there will be sold at public auction, to the last
and highest bidder, by the undersigned
administrator or a duly qualified auctioneer,
at the last residence of deceased, at Plaisance
In the parish of st. Landry, La, on WE'D
NESDA 2, January 8, 1886, the following
described property, belonging to the estate
of Olivia Pitre, deceased. to-wit
a certain plantation containing one hun
drcd arpents, with the buildings and improve
ments thereon, situated at Plaisance, St. Lam
dry parish, bounded north by John w. Seiley
and Adolphe Guillory, east by U. T. Black.
shear and Lastie Dupre, south by Armand
Wartelle and Francois Damon Pitre, and
west BY Francois Damon Pitre and Adolphe
Guillory,
Terms-Cash.
EMILE T. DUPRE,
Dec. 5, 1885. administrator.
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INcENDIARIsM. On last Sunday
morning about o'clock, the gin house
Of the Messrs. Dejean, situated FIVE
miles west of town, was discovered to
be on fire. A little colored boy on the
premises who had arisen early to make
q fire in the house gave the alarm.
Mr. Edmond Dejean and several of the
laborers hastened to the gin, and found
some bales of cotton on fire under the
gin, and the building was just taking
fire on their arrival. Water was pro-
cured from II we'll near by and the
flames, fortunately, were soon put out.
Twn bales of cotton belonging to the
Messrs Deiean, were almost DESTROYED.
As lIo ginning had been done since l2
o'clock, M, on Saturday, Mr.. Edmond
Dejean waa satisfied that it was the act
of nm incendiary, and, from garious
circumstances. suspicion pointed tn one
of the aborers On the place by Tie
name of Vaiery. MI Deieau began
investigating matters and elected
enough Information to warrant him in
making an affidavit against the coIored
man Valery, who is now in jail await
ing trinl for said charge Of arson, If
he is guilty it is TO be hoped that he
will get the fnll penalty Of the law.
Since his incarceration, the other ne
groes on the place, say that Valery also
sold great deal of seed cotton at night,
thereby defranding his employer Mr..
Ernest Deiean.
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District Court, Parish Of ST. Landry, No. 1867
Estate OF ALFRED DAWSON.

ESTATE OF ALFRED DAWSON.
By virtue Of an order of the Hon. the Pro-
bate Court in and for the parish of St. Landry
there will besold at public auction, to the last
and highest bidder, By the undersigned admi-
uistrator or duly qualified a1ctioneer, at the
last residence of the deceased, on the Green.
wood place, near Opeloasas, in this parish,
on THURSDA X. the 3tst day of December,
1885, the following described property, be-
longing to the estate of Alfred Dawson, de-
ceased. late Of St. Landry, to-Wit:
Two creole horses. Seven head of horned
cattle. About l25 bushels of corn in shuck.
About 100 bundles of fodder. Household fur.
niture and kitchen utensils. One lnattrass
and bedding. One lot of potatoes il bulk
One lot aratory implements. One lot of car
ponter and biacksmith's tools. About four
! bales of cotton. One creole mare.
Terms-cash.
VINCENT BOAGNI,
Dec. ls, 1885. Administrator.
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VOL. XXXIII.
oPELoUsAs:

SATURDAY. DECEMBER l9, 1885
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DUBLIC SALE.
District Court, Parish ofs1. Landry, No. 1865

District Court, Parish of 81. Landry, No. 1865
ESTATE OF LOUISIANA LAcoMBE.
By virtue of an order of the Honorable the
Probate Court in and for the parish Of Saint
Landry, there will be sold at public auction,
to the last aud highest bidder, by the under.
signed administrator Or any duly qualified
auctioneer, at the last residence of the deceas-
ed, in the parish Of St. Landry. on THURS
DA Y, January 7th, 1885, the following des.
cribed property, belonging to the estate of
Louisiana Lacombe, deceased, late of the par
ish of St. Landry, to-wit:
/. A certain plantation situated on the left
descending bank of the bayou Courtableau,
st. Landry parish, La, with all the buildings
and improvements thereon, containing one
hundred and fifty acres, more or less, bounded
north by estate Of Jesse Bihm, south by G. G.
Reynolds, west by the bayou Courtableau, and
east by Boagni ct ais.
2. One large creole horse, household furni-
ture, kitchen utensils, farming implements, a
lot of old tools, &c.
Terms-Cash.
ALVIN DELOACH,
Dec, 5, 1885, Administrator.
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In another column will be fonnd the
advertisement Of a Grand Fair aud
Entertainment for the benefit of the
Church at Grand Coteau I'm the old
Churcll--eommencing Friday, Dec.
25th, and closing Sunday, the 9th
insts
Oh Sunday, 4 comedy in two acts,
entitled Marriage Lottery z will be
performed, and from the cast of charac-
fers IN the roles of the piece, we can
hespeak for the public an excellent
rendition of this pleasing little drama.
The citizens of Grand COteau never
half 40 things, and our readers may
rest assured that all who attend the
Fair and Entertainment will have 0
most agreeable time on that secession.
Music will be furnished by the College
Band. Admission 25 cts. Children lo
GBnkes
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Notary Public and Justice of the
Peace Blanks for sale at this office.
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We call the special attention of our
readers to tile Grand Fair and T0mbo.
Ia, given under the management of the
Rev. Father a.. Eby, for tile benefit Of
the Catholic Church at Church Point,
commencing 0n Christmas day, the
g6kh, and continuing On tile 26tl, 9th
and 2sth days Of December. Prepara-
ti0ne have been made to make this oe-
casi0n pleasant aud most enjoyable
one to every visitor during these festi-
val daps, and NE aro satisfied that ALI
tlls1se wElo may attend will never regret
tlseir presence, where, besides having
% much real enjoy ynent at very
small outlay of money, they will have
the consciousness of contributing to d
inudabls object in helping the Church.
Many beautiful and valuable articles
wlIl be displayed on tho days of the
air, and cannot fail ID suit The yari-
cue tastes Of who may be present. The
celebrated PrestidigitaEen, Prof. AmaI6
Barh6a Of New Orleans, will give &
kSfjes Of bis uneqlaled magical and
wonderful performances on each day
MIaich are certain to amuses instruct
ma skaFtle The most i1creunl0us q
tRectakors, whether y0ung or old. On
Mqndny The 2eth inst, the Grand
gMboIa will take place, st which time
a'x hundred prixee will be distributed
ticket holders, ranging in value from
san1s up to @2S .00 Every ticket
prize. Remember the aboye
II Church Point, where all are
invited 10 attend You enc
Rs1EllEsa Z very pleasant time. besides
Rl 30 aiding i worthy Objees~~ths
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Terms- Cash.
JEAN PIERRE MoNBoULEZ,
Dec. 10, 1885, Administrator.
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books Il aud were opened and read.
Bid of Mr. Gus E. Foutenot was. Sl25 90
/" s. . A. Loaaillier was.......... 100 90
g !. &. A. j. Perrault was.....-..- 100 90
Z. & Leonce e. Littell was, -. 73 90
The bid of Afr Leonce E. Littell being the
lowest, was accepted and Messrs. j. o. Cha
chere. Gilbert L, Dupre aud T. H. Lewis,
were appointed committee to examine aud
receive the work when completed
The Police jury adjourned until Tuesday
the 18th, at 10 o'clock u. in.
ALBERT GUiDRy,
President.
Attest: P.J. LEFEBvRE, Clerk.
TUESDAY, December Is. 1885.
The Police Jury met pursuant to adjourn
ment. Present:
Messrs. Albert Guidry. President: A. Per
rodin, e. Dubusson, s. w. w. Taylor, Sam
Haas, Z. Young, 7. G. Ghachere and B. u.
CLARK.
Messrs. f. Fisher, Jacob Plonsky and Jo-
seph Dubourdicu, were appointed commit
tee to sell the contract to keep the draw
bridge over Bayou Courtableau, known as
the Waxia bridge, for the space Of three t3l
years-~the contractor to furnish bond for the
faithful performance OF his duties.
Mr.. Young objected to the appointment
Of that comm ttee because that ward has al
ready received more than its share of appr0-
priations.
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SUCCESSION SALE.

Dec. 5. 1885.
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DUBLIC SALE.

Nov. %, IS
The Red Cloud chief., 1885-05-15
Notice of Special Election.
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN
that on the 9Th day Of Nav, 1885. at the
court house In Red Cloud. Webster county. Ne
braska, the board Of county commissioners Of
SAID county then and there In lawful session. a
special election was ordered by said board to
I've held In and for Garfield precinct. At the usu-
al place for holding elections therein, on the 9th
day Of june. ISIS. for the purpose Of voting on
the following propositions:
comfy. Nebraska. on the ist day Of July. isS5.
issue special bonds Of said date for Garfield
precinct to the amount Of 5000. in denOmina
tons OF 5000 each. PAYABLE 10 bearer twenty
wears from the date thereof. and bearing inter
est nj the rate OF SIX per cent. Per annum. pay
able annual y m the fist Gay Of July. is5, and Of
each year la, ~reaf,er, for the purpose Of aiding IN
publican river. south OF the town Of Red Cloud.
al or near the range line between ranges ten and
eleven.
And shall the county commissioners of said
county. in the wear iSa6, and each year thereaf-
ter levy a special tax on the taxable property
within the bounds of said precinct, sufficient tc
pay the interest Nrcrutng on said bonds. and
such additional tax and At such times as under
the law of the state shall be required to pay the
principal! Of said bonds when the same shall be-
come due.
Provided that none ri said bonds ~haIl be sold
NJ less thai the par or face value thereof.
Those voting In favor II said proposition win
words For Prccinc, Bridge Ronds." Thee xot-
Ing against said proposition win have written o.
printed GA their ballots the words "Against Pre-
cincf Bridge Bond"
Dated May 6. tNS.
Chairman beard Of county commissioners
Z BAHHA. county clerk
The Red Cloud chief., 1885-05-15
Notice Of Special Election.
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVE

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN
that on the 9Th day Of NAV. lsss, At the
courthouse In Red Cloud. Webster county, Ne
braska. the hoard Of county commissioners a
said county hen and there being In lawful ses-
sion. a special election WAS ordered by said
board tn be held In and for Line precinct AZ the
usual place of holding elections therein. on the
9Th day OF June. lssd. for the purpose Of voting
on the following proposition:
shall the county commissioners Of Webster
county. Nebraska. on the LIST day Of July. isS.
issue special bonds of said date. for Line pro
cinct. 10 the amount Of S90O. In denominations
Of sl0no each. payable n bearer twenty years
from the date thereof. and bearing interest st
the rate OF SIX per cent. per .nnu% =,
July 1876. and Of each year thereafter
tor the purpose Of aiding In the construction Of
q bridge across the Republican river In said pre-
c,ncs at some Ioiui In or near the northeast
quarter OF section ten. town one, range eleven.
vest.
Aud shall the courfy commissioner Of said
county IN the year iss. and each year thereafter
levy u special tax on the taxable property within
the bounds Of said precinct sufficient 10 pay the
interest accruing on said bonds. and such addt
tional tax and 1t such times ~ under the Lawn
Of the state shall I've required 20 pay the pfincf-
pal Of said bonds the asme shall become
due.
Provided that uone o. said bonds shar b sold
q less than the par or f2ce value thereof.
Those votiI 8 In fsvor OF sad propositions Win
have written or printed on their ballots the
WortS "POr PUcioes Brsaee bonds" Th0so ~
Ing against said proposition viii have written O.
printed on their ballots ihe words 'AS1inss
Precinct Bridge Bnnds-"
Dated MayA -,
Chairman board Of county eummiesio0sn.
j. y. RAYHA cOunty clerk
The Red Cloud chief., 1885-05-15
Notice Of Special Election.
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVE

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN
court house In Red ClOud. Webster county. Ne
braSka. the beard Of county commissioner q
said county then ana there heing In lawful So
session.. q spec n election Wss oFaeFed by said
hoard 10 be IBID IN and fOr Red Coed precinct
AZ the usual place Tor holding eaeeteas therein.
voting On the ioilox ing ~pruposStsoa:
Mail The county co1missiceen q the county
Of Webster, and Stale Of Neh91AkA, On Tie lSs
day Of July. lao, Issue special boods a saio da1o
Tor sasd pepcinct tn The asnoGnf Il saxteen t00u4
and do<lln. in cenc1ina1tcns of oos t6o0aanA
do,sars each, payable % bearer fveesy yean
frcm the date thereof- and essrssx tueeres -
the rate Of six per cent Per AMMAN. pnHuh5e -.
nuai,y &C the iSs day a July. isM. 3 q =
year thereafter e0r Tn Razpcee q atatne b the
can river. spsth q u so.a q - Cd @s
- or neas the nAge lno oe&Uoea na0R
Ten and eSesea. and 90 tn q DeW - uof11p
east quarter q ssctoa ea~ eDW1 - H0QDe
ELEVEN vest, bceh b ~ pree6e4
Ard stall Tie co1nig scoaA60D GO
levy especial nx ee the taxabee HsPcxsy u1k1so
Che boards q sid preeto4 .. 0e,e1l Hvuo
ineefer9 aeeruiuR a SD boo1A - so ~
tsuDai TN and q SeeAttDeo - une1rtbe nuD0
Ishe stsse hall - HRQulsu4t 49, Wtn9DA
q 80 eocoA waen 1es-nS1~@
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The Red Cloud chief., 1885-05-15
Notice OF Special Nection.
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVE

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN
thxt on the ah day Of May. 1885. as the
courthouse In Red Cloud, Webster county. Ne
trssAa- the board OF county commissioners III
Sa0 county. thea and there being In lawful esr
sion. a special election MAS ordefed By said
board-to be held In and for said county a the u.s.
ual and appointed places for holding acc,sons in
IsN, Tor the purpose Of voting On the following
proposition:
shall the county commissioner AZ Webster
counfy. Nebraska. On the l~i sSy Of Iuiv isSs
for the psrpcse u aiding in the conssrscfipn 81
bridges acrpSs The Republican river and other
rivers and streams in said counsy issue the
bonds q said county u said dsse. 40 The
tons az one thoasa0d dellars earH. pnyahle In
twenty years Nom the daae thefeuf. Sesrtnr m
tercSt nj The rae al six per cenk rer ncnnna
payable annually On tie LIST day al Ju,v -
and OF esch year thereafter. until the bonds are
paid.
eouuty levy tax IN the year ssS. ard each resr
county to pay the Interest On said kGads. and
scnh S6eitionl tax, and q such times = ~ =
reonired under the tawy q tAe aaae % navtSs
principal 0f aid ooeds when e shxD 6ecsae
Yruvsded thar noae Of said bod, sh,u -
soeA q bess than the pefor GAcc value tAesoof.
Those voting IN favor q said prupoaieuo Nm
hare written o. prspleo ~ their halIafs ehe
uoras sfor Comfy Bridge Bod Mes vss-
rTssisde Shelf bsc.1B - No. .A9s1n0e
Cuuufy bridge Dnodn.~
O1eoa 0ny& lMA
Chairaan boora efeoRcN eWfntonaR
!. z. kAt8A, eoon4y e1es&
The Red Cloud chief., 1885-05-15

WIN IKE she se1asm % 1sE. g te -0o0e
Hans- n kaA B3D11-
Yeu.gC7yae b . aa1x tag. weighs shsut -
pounAA. b tets hasAb hsgh snA b I've yeAsD 80
Ae 3 hugsea Ane Ssyk snd nrssna- he -
ssrsA d N inssssA Cyaes1aAe as ssn -
sTKENS-To su1s sAe tina Mssey D. vAea
uns0 = kDOg1 . - vxh fnnl HerNues peEftea
M 0AFef be11Fe Spoling uiD Be - ssy - -
The Red Cloud chief., 1885-05-15
NOTICEl

H. taxpayers al the Village q Red
0ou1ham sDqu0ted % pay no bed 20
tho warning oedes Of i. & Ballard
pretended rod osesseer a pretended
rcd diseria No & Al he vosk doee
d hid villege b DE- sssidssss Win be
1eae un1eE - osdes a 0ugoeas 81 tAs
viunGo e 0od Capod-
u csdw q ~ hoozd.
1L1M~ 0abDm.
The Red Cloud chief., 1885-05-15
ODDS AND ENDS

Now is the time TO get your bargains
on the 5 and Joe counters in hose, col
lars, buttons, handkerchief, napkins
and towels at Forrester's
The Red Cloud chief., 1885-05-15

NKw goods daily at Forrester's cheap
furniture store. Don't fail 10 examine
before purchasing.
The Red Cloud chief., 1885-05-15

FoR cheap glassware and tinware go
to Forre.ter's 5 and l0c counters, two
doors south Of McFarland's.
The Red Cloud chief., 1885-05-15

Is THOROUGH BRED Poland China pigs
for sale, a few large enough for immed-
late service. FA SwEEZY,
4lw4 Blue Hill, Neb.
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ARGENTA ATOMS.

E. Smith Ball is preparing to run large
mill next spring
"Guv." Fletcher has started work or his
mine, which is showing finely.
Argenta is still in the ring, with :he Gel
ebrated mind. reader on top Of the surface.
John earns, the boss deer hunter OF
Southern Montana, is out Staying black
tails.
Schumacher is running his furnace at
its full capacity, and turning out plenty OF
bullion.
Messrs. Gallagher & Scot: will work a
large force Of men the coming winter on
their valuable mining properties.
Mackey', museum continues to intro.
duce new features. in addition to the old
and established methods Of amusement.
Wittcr 4 Dudley, at the Dexter mine,
are filling up dump Of first.class ore,
which will not Ike shipped until "cxt spring.
Geo. French & Co. are working force
on their mine They are now erecting
buildings for the accommodation OF their
EMPLOYEES.
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We have received from George Stinson
n Co., of Portland, Maine, the well.known
Art Publishers, a magnificent, full! length,
steel engraving Of General Grant. 1t is
after Anderson's celebrated photograph,
which was made while the General was
still in full vigor, and represents him in his
sturdy, manly strength, as the people wish
to remember him. 1t is undoubtedly, the
best portrait ever made of the General
Messrs. Stinson X Co. are in need Of agents
for several important, popular, new publ.
cations, and offer inducements that should
be needed by those in need Of profitable
work; those who write to them will re.
ceive, free, full particulars.
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ARE YOU MADE miserahlc hv ;,d;,....:---
SaIp dizziness, loss Of appetite yellow skin
sh'i"hs Vitalizer is a positive cue. '" s"'"
J. e. Clutter
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TO JOHN CORNELIUS OREM.

Referring to your communication in last
weeks tribune: Whenever you present
properly itemized account for your work
on the Republican flag pole, the same
will be- promptly paddles amount OF
damages, caused by the poor quality Of the
work done. And whenever YOU are called
upon to do another job of the kind, first
take few lessons in the art of blacksmith.
ing from Mr.. Sears, Mr.. Shaver, or some
other reputable mechanic, Or employ a
workmen who understands his business
to do it Tor you. Never undertake it YOUR
self until you have first learned the trade.
Respectfully,
REPUBLICAN,.
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OWNERS WANTED,

The following described stolen horses
are now ut Carr's stable, Butte City, await.
ing an owner, having been recovered by
the Sheriff of Silver Bow county at Horse
Prairie, in Beaverhead County.
One white horse, glass eyes, seven years
old, shod in front.
One buckskin mare, three or four years
old, star and long snip, three white feet,
stripe along back.
One light buckskin horse, six or seven
years old, three black feet, left hind foot
white, black name and tail light stripe on
nose, dim brand on left shoulder, looks
like circle.
One good-sizcd, square.hipped marc,
very old, black points, branded II-IN two
lis above Ky on left shoulder.
One bay yearling filly, right hind foot
white, dim brand on left shoulder.
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sH11oH's cArARRH REMEP5i,Isa,s Is
cure for catarrh, diphthcria, and CAM E. cl''s