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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-11-27
CatarrI1 Cured

Caiarfh Z. 4 very prevalent disease, With
distressing aud orsnsiye symptoms iioods
safsapanlla give. ready relief and speedy
cure. irum the fact u acts thfourh the blood,
ani thus reaches every part q the system.
"Isunersd 9th caiarh fifteen years. Took
IIood's safsiparilia and an not truubled any
with caiarrh. ard my general healih Il mnch
better" l. ". LILLI., Postal Csrk ChicAgo
s ~. Louis Railroad.
4 Suffered with caiarrh g or years. tried
many wonderful cures. ihhalers. etc. spsnd-
ingnearly one hundfc pollafs without bebsht.
I tried lloo,l's sarsapArllla, and Vas greatly
Improved" ~ A. AhBEI, Worcester. Ma
IIoo,rs saf,apanlia IL characterized ~
three pecullarliies isi. the corsbtaaftoa q
remedial agents ~, TIE proporfl0al -. the
Jrooss q securing the active medicinal
qualities The result IL medicine q unusual
strength. eaecting cures hitherto unknown
send ior huok containing additioaAl evidence.
"lloo,'s sifsapanIiA tone. up my system,
pufihes my hio,-l. shaTTsns my appetite. and
seems % make me over" H. THOMPSON.
Register q Deeds. Lowell, Mass.
"lloos's sarsaparllla heats al others. and
worth ~ weight In gold = BAhAisoros,
10 Bank ssTcoi, New iOrk City.
Hoods SarsaparilIa
rod BY al druggists. o. .iI for o. Mads
only By Q. l. HOOD s Co. Lowell. MasL
100 Doses Ono Dollar.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-11-27

A bill Il before the Vermont Legislature
providing for q commission 10 collect in.
iormstion shout Vernon, farms and her
undeysloped sgricuhursl and msrufsctur-
log resources. and sppropristipg $1,000 TO
be used In advertising the stste. The pur-
pose OF this move IL . commsndsbls one.
The advantages Of the ehesp farm lands OF
New Englsnd. located ~ they ara In the
very midst OF the highest civillr ,,lon and
surrounded with society fully organized TO
bring the most possible 10 the people who
occupy them. has been too much and too
lorg overlooked. Perhsps Vermont has
suffered a. much from this oversight as
either Of the New EnRlsud States. and IL IL
evidence OF better state Of things 10 come
that she is awaiting IN the situation.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-11-27

Railroad men nad that csr-hes,ins oy
steam Is entirely practicable 10 states
whose legislatures have ordered The car
stoves to 60. A little legislation has
wonderful N ct on some climates.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-11-27

That's no, . bad proposition for the
disposition Of abandoned gas and oil
well'. viz. to cut them up 10 sis.foo,
lengths and cell them to the telegraph
and electric light companies foe pos,
holes
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-11-27
MAINE WESLEYAN SEMINARY
And Female College.

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80 Trsrafailff. tIsssa1aas al r.f.il-
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IN SMITH, y D. N''' cT. =" ALLEN. sse'y.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-11-27

Two weeks ago the Eye Opener warned
Rarsi readers sgsinst the rsscsliiy Of the
shsrpers who regularly sccompsny all the
eircuses throughout the country. Several
Instances OF their recent swindling opers-
tious have since then come To bis kpowl'
edge. Here is q sample Frank A. Bob
bins's circus vas at Bristol. Pa. the other
dsy. william Lrsrslere, Q Buck County
farmer. p,tronirsd 10, and In . eide show
Cor which the circus proprietor was paid q
hlg rent. and which va. notoriously used
FOR swiudlipg purposes, the farmer fell 10.
IN the hsnds OF q gang OF shsrpsrs, headed
by fellow Who pretended To be . cattle
drover. This worthy induced the uusus.
pee,ipg farmer" Tn borrow 600 from .
merchsni In town and invest 10 - partner
in O three-esrd.monte game going on In
the tent. on the sssursnce that In very
short time bis 800 would become $500
Ia q very short time. however, OF course
he lost the whole. .-Rursl New Yorker.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-11-27

An American prize nghi has been sup
pressed In Mexico u . bsrbafoas exhi'
bltlon. The MsIiesns draw the line n
bull shtiug.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-11-27

To always believe everything that . person
tells you, bot when you hear that the best
blood purinsr Il Salphur Blttsrs. 700 can
believe IL, for they cured me ola severe
Of blood poisoning.
REy. A. FAIRcniLp. New York City.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-11-27

Prof ssnborr formerly OF New Hsmp.
shire. now st Missouri Agricultural Coll
lsge. tsys that he cannot perceive that
farm capital is much better paid 10 the
West than In the East
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-11-27

Handwriting on the vail IL no, terri
bic f; bat IL 10 generally vulgar. ard
shows Ignorance and bad spelling.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-11-27
AMONG THE FARMERS.

-. l. .olicstsi. AAsiru.s al commanications
lnlen.i..i of this depsrtment IN AaHiCUts
toNLhotruaOkrozDD DEsocsAr, fAsis, Ma.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-11-27

Saw. rus wOop AsuEA-wooi nhe-
have too great |. value 10 be wasted. Nv
cry farmers f,mlly should make ~. o-n
sosp .upply II I. cheaper for The fsrmsi
a. m,hs sosp th,u o. bar II. When not
utlnI.d ON The farm. "sosp grease" u
sitbrr wasted or sold FOR pliianee AZ
ter the A.hes sIr l.ached they arc nearly
=. ysln,ble ss before Tor manure. where
the soil does not lack potash. II tea
.poOtful of clean wo'd ashes 1. sivsn
every third day 10 horses In their feed
they will very rarely need "cOudliiou pow
dsr-" The sane smouut given 20 cattle
~ill have good re.ults. Cattle. also swine,
.r, n. qasn,ly sen licking a.he. where
rubbish has been burned. The sshss CIV
IN ,o hoss may ~ MIXED with their salt.
Ashes coffsc, scidi,y Of the stomach and
destroy some intsstiu.l worms. Wood
ashes are Q yslu,ble fertilizer for oil crops,
bot especially for orchsri crops. rnsy
contain all th. minsrsl sl,msuts required
hy plants. The Zoe condition and pecu.
liar proportion of their Ingredients make
their real agricultural value greater than
the value eompa,ed by chemical analysis
Coal .sbss srs comparatively worthless,
bat wood s.hes should never be thrown
Away. ,y.-Amsrlesn AgriealIarist.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-11-27
IN. xoos oli vesssssls fnineasry ssls.n.
10. 0suslss Cutler Bres. cs.. i'os'ea.
IrIa N0r nRar

The fret assisted Italian immigrant 70
this country ~,s person named Chfs'o'
pher Columbus.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-11-27
Winter DMrying

We are sgsin reminded by The story of q
.ah.crlosr that no, all batter m.kvf. have
W, learned that butter should not stand
twenty four hours between the t~o work.
ings daring these cold winter month.
An exaggerated case of over ~oftipk 10
cold weather has recently come 10 our
notice. A sample OF very nice looking
butter VI. shown which gave evidence OF
having been hsudlsd too mach. The story
"a. that, sftsr ehurning and sailing. IL
w.s st away Tor week waiting Zoe new
mschiss OF moaii flr priuiipg and ntilug
for m,ftst Daring this time the mas.
hscsms very hsri. ami when brought into
. warn room 20 soften 90 Il could - wofk.
cd, The outside vss necessarily much sx'
po.sd 10 atmospheric itnsepes.. IL IL
no, unlikely that portions ot The mss
wefs oysfhsstsd dufiug the -ofisnirg.
when The batter was worked the sscobd
time IN. exposed .urfsoe which hsi lost
n. Zoe srums aud tsksn ou an unpleasant
ob. w,s mlrsd In With the entire mass,
snd thu. the whole wA- DEPRECATED In
n.yor a. well I. In texture. DO not let
butter stand ~ Get hsri Ia cold weather
between the As, and hnh worsiug and
pfintiug or pseking for market IA boar
/. lons enough for The salt IN dissolve,
and long enough 10 wslt between the
wortirg..-Ss~ Euglsni Farmer.
Sharp County record., 1888-09-20

It would be a graceful act, and
one that would bring honor to them,
selves, to their party and to the state
at large if the democratic candidates
in Pulaski should decline to accept
the Offices, under existing circumstan-
ocs, if the canyassing board, in the
discharge Of its duty, should so award
them, 1t would be a thorough and
complete vindication against the out,
rage. Gazette.
Sharp County record., 1888-09-20
faa.gln EnIitenaa..

4 boy who is polite to his father
and mother is likely to be polite to
everyone else. \ boy liking polite
ness to his parents may have the
>cmblance Of courtesy III society; but
Is reyu truly polite in spirit and is
I'm danger as ag becomes familiar Of
h"uavi.e l.. real wan. Of courtesy.
We are all ia danger of living .u.
1auel to, ,he outside world, me .9-
preston which 1,e aat. j. society,
aov--.u- IL, good opinion ol those
Who ape Ia as.n.. . per. of ourselves
and who em..G. ,u >U,j.m auG
q. interested !. -s notwithstanding
,ae#, defects Ly.o.,m.r. aul char
a,,.r 81. say ,u every boy and
every gill, cultivate habits 9. guu-
..>y mH nr.rr..'v 10 ...a-a the
sitting sa.a m. s..e'.u rs well. as
.H. r.... .n. ..r SSH. De- ~.rr iu
..a.. place. .. ,.,.. yourself IN O.
aar.". ..' attractive ..au.g
W..a ..y ...s .g. a- ...g aud
graceful. .-...-... lis p sa..-..a
Sharp County record., 1888-09-20

The editor of The Hot Springs
Sentinel is onto Gco'agi,s Bmanu
with all four of his feet claiming
that his adverse report on tae miu-
erals Of that locality HIS ocsas.oued
damages to the cZueo, Of several
prospective libel suits. The Gazette
and democra. Of Little Roca, are in-
cluded in the threat IF Bruner
failed to make a careful assay before
publishing his o.iirj@, opinion ". ,a.
ores, he is liable O. and Should s.>
ceiye denuuci8,ion from a-eIysonrct
We are all directly or .Dt.e,a'.. .a-
terested in tie Development Do. Oh,
miueral wcalth IF oHr ~-.t.
Sharp County record., 1888-09-20

If any young man wants a gooc
wife let him 90 to Wits Spring and
hunt up the twenty>year-oId maid,
who allowed her parents to 60 away
for a visit while She stayed all alone
day and night, took care of a yoke Of
oxen, a horse, three COWS and hog.
large flock Of sheep and chickens.
Besides this she is credited with do
ing the full spnnig, and hanessed
her own horse to take her butter and
eggs to market. Shepicaod and sold
$50 worth Of berries and made Tous-
ers at ten cents pair, earning enough
money to clotle herself Marshall
san.
Sharp County record., 1888-09-20

a.. ...
S..., Wheel .-s4 ---..ey-.... b..
with q membership @. aa. -.Ia h--
rrass meeting last Saturday. They
got -eg-.aor al the ,ou,y5 Tick
as 5..t were 10 be found there. oH-
after carefully arranging them "a
stump alae-a ,h-:r claltr. .sl
books. etc., thereon, and applied D
match, then ell marched arolna inc
stump singing "nUrrah tol C,crc.
land
Tie orrc.naIin.na5u o. .aewhy,
Us explained here in the so0,Ey Is
good, and on that explanation our
farmers joined it, thinking of better.
ing their condition mentally, hnancIN
ally lhj socially: but broken down
politicians worked their way into the
organization and finally got partial
control Of the order Their workings
finally eliminated in the putting out
Of the WCnion Labor" ticket, which
Judge C2teeXplains to mean "a union
Of sore head democrats and repUbIe
cans while the honest farmer furnish
Ell the labor at half pay" which has
opened the eyes Of our people to the
facts in the case, and wheels are dis
handing all over the country. Had
the organization stuck to the princl,
pies incuiCated IN It's constitution,
they would have been earnest work
egs in the cause, but when the people
see that the effort is being made to
Use them for the advancement of the
interests Of the republican party-a
party whose power and rule they too
well remem5er-they quit the organs
iz2tion in disgust. We are glad to
see the honest people thus "sit down
on" the Vaccinations Of tricky pol>
iticians, who hoped to use them for
their own aggranli1ement. Ran,
dOlph Herald.
Sharp County record., 1888-09-20

A Scarcy county farmer claims to
have d pumpkin vine fifty feet long
on which grew this season three
pumpkins which weighed $50 pounds,
and thirteen others that aggregated
100 pounds. lie is doubtless Gor~
mer citizen of Dakota.
Sharp County record., 1888-09-20

The dcfunct Union Labor party Of
Sharp county, it is understood, will
withdraw its support from Strccter
and Cunningham and give it to lIar-
rison and Morton. That's it. If a
man can't be a straight democrat let
him be an unmistakablc republican.
Sharp County record., 1888-09-20

Fcatherstono has been endorsed
by the republicans of Cnttcndcn
county. lie Is now on the same line
that Norwood was on, and IS the
same sort of politician. If you want
to help the republicans elect a con,
grossman vote for Fcatherstone.-
Telephone.
Sharp County record., 1888-09-20
-S-EA-

\ state exchange says; "Thcye is
no use in denying the fact that the
young Democracy has been in the
saddle for the past three months, and
that the saddle has not been on the
fence. We may as well confess the
truth and acknowledge that the
young Democracy is largely respon>
sibIe for the Democratic victory this
year in Arkansas. The old Democ.
racy did its part, to be sure, but the
young Democracy did its part WE'LL
Sharp County record., 1888-09-20
DIVORCED AND MARRIED IN
IlEIEEN MINI-IEE.

4 novel divorce case has just ter.
minated in Owen county IRd) Cir,
cult Court The parties to the suit
we've John w. ana Sarah 3Iodaris.
who had lived happily as husband
and wife for seven years, with not q
cloud to mar their domestic felicity.
About two months ago q third party,
named Elijah Starrctt, of Clay coun,
ty, made lis debut in the ncighbor-
hood Of the Nedaris household. He
met Mrs. Medaris, and it was a case
Of love at first sight. \ coIineSS
sprung up between the husband and
wife. The result was a SUIT for di,
yorco by mutual agreement, which is
best related as follows:
"Ihepartio5 to this SUIT agree that
they will separate by agreement and
that each will testify il behalf Of the
other" With this understanding
they went into open court and testi-
fed in the case. The Judge granted
decree Of enforcement, and within
fifteen minutes the newly divorced
lady, accompanied by Elijah Stamett,
presented themselves before the now
asyoujshed Judge and demand that
he say the marriage ceremony for
them Within fifteen minutes, and
by the same Judge, Mrs. Mcdaris
was the wife Of lIr Sarrots. The
late husband witnessed the ceremony.
Sharp County record., 1888-09-20
NNEasC AEnia

The editor Of the Arizona Kicker
say:
"If there is a more courteous gem
ilcnau in all the great West than
Col. Dubif we should like his adj
dress. We referred to the colonel
the other day as an whmg thief.
Ii vas only our way, but he took cy,
cepsiJus and called at the Office on
Toesday and knocked us down. The
blow was received in the most gen,
teel manner, and was not accompa-
MED with any verbal uttcrauccs to
SHOCK our >cnsibili,ies. Neither did
the colonel gou-c our eyes or chew
our ears after we were down. lie
was cool, calm and composed, and
we freely aumj, that we got up with
ar increase of fifty per cent. in rc.
sNnct for him. Ouruosy wa, skinned
and We knocked an auction bill into
"yi' as we fell, but we have no
drudge 10 satisfy. The ccoloucl could
10 no less. and We are thankful he
did no more. We shall be pleased
to see him again.
Sharp County record., 1888-09-20

The union labor party was a big
ger fraud than the RECORD ever
accused it Of bciug--about 10000
votes bigger
Sharp County record., 1888-09-20

Eagles majority, including the
votes on the II poll books Of Puias-
ki county that the thieves left, is
1881. The vote counted in Pulas-
XII shows a slight majority for Nor
wood.
Sharp County record., 1888-09-20
&E2E E0U GOING
To KANSAS. MISSOURI, COLORADO, Ne
BRAsKA. OREGON, CALIFORNIA,

DRAsKA, OREGON, CALIFORNIA,
Or any point in the west or northwest Il
50 you will Of cousse wish to be informed
az to the cheapest shortest and most
pleasant route You will wish 10 pur-
chase your ticket via the route that will
subject YOU to no delays, and By which
through trairs are run, Before you star,
you ,Lould provide yourself with a map
Of the Gulf Route. kansas City, Spring
field 6 Mamphio r. K the only route
from the South to the West. This lire
runs its entire trains, with Pullman Pal.
ace Sleeping Cars, Tree Reclining Chair
cars and elegant dag coaches from Mem
phis to Kansas CRY, saving many hours
time over any other rCnto,
For emiErann from thasoG:1 % Oregon
Washington and la= lar wu-., tl.sr0u.,is
especially desirable, as holders .
CuigraHr tickets are iy .HislgY,o carried
in hr-.-a.. trains. Close connections
are ms-e FL: eJ.n Depot. E.-.s C.v
with overland routes. laE.yi-- free .l,-
grant sheer 1- a.T5 srylga Portland. Or
cggn, lala. passengers by ,hi- route
haze bat one change o- ca-s Memphis, to
Portland, Oregon. NLal you 20 yes,
rou viii save 4@a and urnog hvrur.las
lrE E-our a.as. ria Memphis sul .LaGu'l
i:yo.e, send Tor large map Vi this
short -0u.e. a'a1 -.E p e.av Of Gle
'.l-i-saJrl alI A4nsa- Farmer. ar eight
page illustrated raHef 1.7,uz fu'l and re-
Haa.s Information IN relation 20 those .Ty
great states. mailed free. at.ra.-,
j. E LDrLH UyD.
6. J. E. 7. A.. kao:a. City.
Or II. d. h..i-. J,,5, Agent
o., Nsil-.7 S., Memphis. Tenn.
Sharp County record., 1888-09-20

Il may not be our business, but
we shall make it such all the same.
The men who are running agricultu.
raj papers or wheel papers and are
deyoJirg all their energies to poll.
ties are frauds of the worst kind.
Those who are engaged in teaching
better methods Of agriculture or
more Of the sience of farming-how
to make the farm pay are bcneiac.
tors Of their kind, The agricultural
editor who will beg his readers to
quit the old sloyenly methods of
farming, who will insist on economy
and fgugaIity, in saving everything
and wasting nothing, who inreighs
against msystcm2tic, hap>hazud
farming, who teaches rotation and
diversity in crops, useful lessons III
stock>raiSing, dajrymg, etc, is doing
: noble work for the people. But
the politician who fills his paper with
TRADES on the national banks and the
Hazard circular instead Of matters
pertaining to the farm IS a fraud pure
and simpIe.-Democrat.
Sharp County record., 1888-09-20

The first report from Nevada
county said Eagle had carried the
county, but the official count shows
Norwood 4f ahead.
Sharp County record., 1888-09-20

It Is seriously charged against
Judge Gate, The democratic canli-
date for congress in the First dis,
Jrict, just as it was held against Col
Eagle in the state campaign, that he
has been successful in business and
accumulated some property. Verify
has demaggGy run riot il Our poll
lcs?-Gazette.
Sharp County record., 1888-09-20

Mrs. Jacob Sconduc, while visiting
with his father m-iaw, at Gaynor
City, Mo-, was taken very sick with
Cholera NorJ05. 4 physician was
sent for, but as the doctor was not
at home, Mr. S. Z, While, mcr,
Chant Of Gaynor Il,v, handed the
husband Of the sick Iadya small bot
tie Of Chambcrla;ns Cole, Cholera
and Diarrhoca Remedy, and asked
him to try that, and if !. did not
cure, he need not pay for it, but it
did It's work and before returning to
their home in Springfield Ohio, they
called and procured another bottle.
Uncle john Scanduo eeys he will
never be without Chamlcr,aiu's coIic.
cholera and djarrLo.@ remedy. Sold
by J. T.. Nytlalf.
Sharp County record., 1888-09-20

Excelsior, Ark, Dec 6, ISsI-I
have used bottle Of Dausby's Cot
ton Patch Bitters on my kidneys and
am well pleased. I,is the best tonic
I ever used in my family.-A. r.
sale ly Williams, Price
& Co.
Sharp County record., 1888-09-20
For C0uQvcss-FiTSt District.
W. IT. CATE,
OF tTaigbead County.

The FIRST bale" has been sold ii
number Of counties in South Ar2an-
+as. Sharp will come later on.
Sharp County record., 1888-09-20

The presidents letter, formally ac,
cepting the nomination for the pres
idency, is ont and we have read a
copy. It is a PLAIN and honest re-
view of his December message, a
convincing argument from beginning
to end, that theplan Of reform needed
just now is thoroughly understood,
and his manly utteranccs are proof
sufficient that he has the cool courage
of his convictions. This letter should
be read by every man in the land.
Sharp County record., 1888-09-20

Burglars opened the IRON safe il
the county clerks Office Of PULASKI
county and stole away nine pol.
books before the votes were counted.
The villainous act has been condemn.
ed by every leading democrat ana
good citizen of Little Rock, includ,
ing all the newspapers, and Gov.
Hughes has offered reward of $500
each for the apprehension Of the
parties who committed the Infamous
deed. OF course copies of the miss
ing returns We're preserved, but the
election laws do not warrant results
so found. 1t would be best to de.
clare the opposition tcNct elected in
that county than for democrats to
obtain or retain power through fraud.
Sharp County record., 1888-09-20

Ricauy55s township. .u which n.
4leres4-s. gave L,u g-2 votes and
Norwood 10. ars the Jorok- Dem
ocrat. j majority 4ro colog-1 l-o.
pie who know him, and they voted
for him in preference to the "wAa, j.
Il. t."-S.arrr Beacon.
Sharp County record., 1888-09-20
Presidential Electors.

State 1t Large
". Il. FISIRACE,
". L. uEMMINGNAl,
First District
?. D. McCULLUUGu Jr.
Second District
JEFF DAVIS.
Third District
PAUL JONES.
Fourth D.st7ict-
}. VI, HARAELL
Fifth District
3 N. HORTON.
Sharp County record., 1888-09-20
JOHN R. METCALF.
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Sharp County record., 1888-09-20

il H. Blame sL0a.. .gaacs-..d
occaslo. j. .oI.ad Tie news..gt.
he would discover that ii the rr.,,
cause OF the People vs. lrUs, EDo-
cries j., aa become leading eourst.
for tu. gr.egs-'--Ars. Gazette.
Sharp County record., 1888-09-20
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.LFSHN n ...-LE.L

JESSE A. saullb1A
...CgEaa.F ITO 1..- .ElI j, 'I--
ll.t,s-. Feed -s ,.a .l"''
corner Spring and South s.''', :.
-a.LsTILLL,
This stable is well ..ll.. cd Z. ,i. a,
departments .ur.. ...- t.l lar.
d large r-. Der G.. horses .t nd.
u.r-a teams a.t y.4a.1s ..'-. -..-.vI
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For SRla.

one>hnndred and sixty acrcs of decided
land. Is acres under fence and cultivation.
one frame story and half house I6xe., one
stouo chicken house sxlO, two barns, one lex.
~, and ane lsxl1, good well, n good cistern,
u grocery store with three hundred dollar
stock, leo shocks OF good corn, one and
calf, oee pony saddle and bride The above
land and chuttcls are six miles south of Chiv-
ington and about twenty four miles north of
Lamar an the public road between tile two
plnces The ranch is n stage stand and does
n good business. All will be sold for fifteen
hundred dollars. Apply. to w. A. Alcorp.
swift City, Colo. Via Lamar