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The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1889-05-02

poIled The leading candidates for mayor
were ex-Adiutant-General Reece of Ilh-
nois, William Constantine, Of Springfield,
O., and 7. U. Sumner, of Arkansas City. A
strong dark horse is T. volney Haggatt, Of
| Huron D. T.
The bank of Oklahoma opened for bust
ness at Guthrie with a capital stock of $50
900. NJ W. Levy, the Wichita banker, 10
president and George W. Robinson, the
banker of Winfield, and Hon. Horace Speed,
of indianapolis, are directors The new
city is flooded with business cards of all
descriptions, representing every line of
trade and business, every profession and
every occupation imaginable. A mass of
mail is expected to reach the Guthrie post
office every day. 1t is now being run by
postal clerk detailed for that purpose,
but Mr.. Finn, of Kiowa Kan, lately ap-
pointed postmaster, will take charge in
day or two.
/ The scheme which resulted in the
practical cornering e town lots Monday
originated with the Auchison, Topeka 4
Santa Fe railway, probably in combination
with the syndicate which has been hard Mt
work in Arkansas City for week or more
past Numbers of men have been going
into the Territory as deputy marshals and
employees The marshals were simply COM
missioned and not sworn in, and the rail-
road men were not burdened with official
| orders. They all did their work Monday
and did it well Officials in the Guthrie
land office say that men seemed to spring
out of the earth as noon approached, and
that 1t did not take fifteen minutes to oc-
cupy half the town site.
The land office ut Kingfsher was not
opened Monday, but advices from there by
stage to Guthrie reported an orderly
colonfzing Of the town which is to
be rival of Guthrie in the Ter
ritory. Every thing was reported quiet
along the Canadian, Purcell is deserted
village, and little station on the Atchison
road about eight miles north of it was laid
out as town site. 1t is evident that Okla
homa is to be opened peacably and
without bloodshed The crisis was
passed Monday. The great number
of her citizens are lnw-abiding, and
those who are not will be sup
pressed by the strong hand Of frontier
Justice, aided by military authority under
command of General Merritt, who has estab-
hshed his headquarters at Oklahoma City.
There are now about 500 troops in the Ter
ritory and they will be kept there until or
der is assured
FROM THE SOUTHERN BoRDRR
PURCELL, Ind T., April 2S-Five thou
sand boomers crossed the river at exactly
noon on their double-quick march to Okla
homa Every thing passed on quietly and
there was not the slightest Indication Of
trouble. The scenes were similar to those
ON the northern border
THREE MEN REPORTED MURDERED.
ARKANSAS CrTr, Kan, April 2a-A special
from Guthrie at l o'clock this morning
says that three men who took claims there
yesterday were fouily murdered about 5
o'clock by claim jumpers The names Of
the assilants and their victims could not be
learned A vigilance committee Is now
securing the country In search Of the mis-
creants, who, 1t IA said, win be sammarily
dealt with II caught
H.. L.. - A.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1889-05-02
EriradIiIon Bill Pn,sad.

OTTAWA, oxr., April 2L--1he Weldon
extradition bill was passed by the Senate.
The measure Will be assented to next week
BY the Governor General. It Is reported
that the bill viii be submitted to the
English Government for approval before
II becomes law. An examination Of the
recent vote on the bill In the House Of
Commons shows that nearly all the legal
gentlemen In the House voted against the
retroactive clau'e, which provided for tho
surrender Of fugitives guilty Of offenses
prior 70 the yassing OF tho act
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1889-05-02
SLY SHOTS.

A MAN may be able to mako homo happy
BY simply staying away from 1t.
SoME girls are like loaf sugar. They have
no especial taste, but are very sweet.
SocIETY is very queer. The people most
sought after are those who do not pay their
debts.
WOMEN, 1t is said, live longer than men.
This may be true, but Of course they never
getso old.
'pEEDs, not words, should be the motto
Of the real-estate conveynncer. But his
deeds always run largely 10 words.
IT has been said that stylish women owe
much to their dress-malScrs. II will be thus
until dress-lnalEers do cash business.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1889-05-02
Becausc He wouId't squeaI.

ST JOSEPH. Mo, April 26--Chas. Now
land, one Of the most prominent contrac-
tors Of this city, shot Louis Jackson, coll
ored, four times, in the Office OF the Chief
of Police. jackson was under police pro-
lection on charge made by Nowland that
jackson carried notes to his daughter
from an Objectionable suitor. jackson re-
fused to tell who gave him the notes aud
NoMland shot
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1889-05-02
An oyster Pirate Sentenced.

CHRsrERroS, Nd, April 26-The trial of
Captain Cain, OF the oyster-boat Robert
j. McAlster, for firing on Captain Charles
Kerr, commander of tho State police boat
Helen N. Baughman, while in the dis
charge Of his official duties, and for firing
on tho Helen N. Baughman, was considered
here to-day. Judge Wickes imposed a
sentence OF four years in the State peni-
tentiary and n fine OF 800.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1889-05-02
Extensive ForgcrIes Confessed

HARIFoRD CT, April 26.-Charles F.
Woodruff, Of New Britain, who at various
times has been in the newspaper, law and
real cstatr business, has confessed to
forgeries aggregating $4,000, extending
over number Of years, most of the money,
IT is understood, being lost in real estate
speculations. Woodruff forged indorse-
ments Of notes drawn by himself.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1889-05-02
Minnesota's New Hanging Law.

ST. PAUL, April 26.-The State Legisla-
ture has passed new capital punishment
Law. The prisoner is to be kept in solitary
confinement and see no one but his family.
his siawyers and his spiritual advisers. lie
Is to be executed before sunrise, and may
invite three persons to be present The
sheriff invites six persons besides the SUR
geon, IL is made misdemeanor for any
newspaper to publish any thing more
about the execution than the mere fact
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1889-05-02

ARLENE KAs, April 27.-Twenty six
head OF fine steers In herd fattened here
have been killed because they had hydro
phobIn- A mad dog bit one OF the herd OF
two hundred q few weeks ago. Rabies
spread rapidly. 1t became necessary
TO shoot tho maddened animals. The dis
ease Is still spreading and two head were
killed yesterday. Others are afflicted.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1889-05-02
Leasing Lands From Indians,

KANSAS CRY, Mo-, April 26 "A Times
special from Burchell says: Thousands of
disappointed home-seekers returning from
Oklahoma are obtaining leases from the
Indians in the Chickasaw, Choctaw and
Creek Nations. Many Of the Indians well
come the white settlers, and some are said
to favor an allotment in severalty of their
ontire reservation.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1889-05-02
Two Steamers sculiIcd.

DULuTu, April 27.-The steamer Austria
lasia and her consort, the George, went
ashore In binding snow storm on Mich
igan islnnd yesterday. They were scut-
tied in order TO save them from pounding
to pieces on the rocks A wreckIng outfit
has been sent TO assist them. There was
no loas of life
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1889-05-02
Mr.. Pcndlcton to RetIro.

BERLIN, April 26 -Mr PsndIeton, the U.
S. Minister, will take no part In the con-
ference on Sam IAN affairs. He presented
his etters OF recall to Emperor William
this afternoon and will Immediately re-
tire from Berlin. The affairs Of the Lega-
tion will b. conducted by Mr.. Chapman
Coleman, First ,cretary of Legation.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1889-05-02
A coIorod LlIe Taker slrannIed.

CHARLESTON s c., April 2L-Cmsar
Frazier. colorei, was hanged yesterday
for the murder Of Holdenberg, white, on
February 0. The condemned man pro-
iessed the Catholic faith and the execu-
tIon was unattended by the usual scenes
OF shouting, praying and singing.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1889-05-02
Expensive Mine Cave in.

wiLKEsBARRE, Pa, April 2L-The earth
over the Boston Mine at Plymouth, oper-
ated by the Delaware and HUDSON Com.
pa y, caved in, causing the colliery TO be-
clme flooded, and throwing six hundred
employer out Of work, until the water can
be pumped out Loss, probably 100000.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1889-05-02

ToRoNTo. oST.. April 60 Seeding is
practically over In Ontorio Fall wheat
is undamagcd, and the yield will probably
be above the average Spring crops
promise well. Spring weather set is from
two weeks to month earlier than usual.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1889-05-02

BERLIN. April 2T.-The National Gazette
says that the Government instead of
avoiding debate in the Reichstag on the
Samoan questions, will give every facility
for such debate at the earliest possible
m Jment =
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1889-05-02
PresIdent Hnrrlson Oongratnlated.

LONDON, April 90 Tho municipal au-
thorities Of Neweastle-under- Line have
voted a special address of congratulation
to President Harrison, whose ancestors
were natives of that place.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1889-05-02
Confederate Memorial Day.

AUGUSTA vcsr.-Aprilss7-- ss7--1aemorlal Day
was observed here yesterday by mill
tary parade and the delivery of addresses
appropriate to the occasion. Business was
generally suspended.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1889-05-02
Earlhuuake.

MADRID, April 27.-The town of Albania,
near Granada. was severely shaken by an
earthquakes Several houses were thrown
down, but there was no loss OF life
Daily Republican., 1889-01-24

WANTED SITUATION BY A
w young man OF "a TO do any kind OF
work Collecting or position OF truet pre-
ferted. Address W. s. this Office. j23-att
Daily Republican., 1889-01-24
FOR GALE.

Nc COS Vest NI 81 st. IT, . rooms and bath
a. los W. ST 30 ST., 9roOnIs and bath
- 400 East Alb ST., 10 rooms and bath
- 100 West 9th st., rooms
- SO Iatnall St, 10 ooms and bath
" N2 WCst2d st., 6rpoins
=" 858 Bennett St, rooms and shed.
- 2I0 West st.. rooms and bath
" 1915 Elm st rooms and bath
N E. Cor. Del. ave. and West st., 10 rooms
). ". Cor. 18th and French ST erooms
No. 205 West st., IL rooms and bah
~ Oil South jackson ST., 9 rooms and
No. 1ata Chestnut ST., 4rooms
- ISIS West 6Lh st., rooms
Va Madison St, 10 rooms and bath
81 4C2 West Front ST., of0oms
- 12l5 Washington st 10 rooms and bath
81 1876 West 9TH st.. rooms
=. i9 West sth St, 10 rooms and bath
" 5l7 West eth ST., 10 rooms and bath
:. $40 Van Buren, ST., 5rooms and bath
" So West 18th st. II rooms and bath
% 1917 Pine st., rooms and bath.
s. so Bennett ST., rooms
N, W, Cor. 10TH and X irkwood rooms and bath
No. SIS West 7th ST. rooms ana bath
a. $50 Madison st, rooms and bath
- 1912 West End st., rooms and bath
1900 Delaware ave-, rooms and bath
~ 72y Orange 81, 10 rooms
~ 1910 West sth ST., 0 rooms
- 1873 Lincoln ST., rooms and bath
- 1897 ". Front st., rooms and bath
:. esl W Front st, II rooms and bath
a. 1874 Walnut st, 6rcoms aud bath
q 1904 Lombard st., rooms and bsth
90 2ie Market St, u rooms and bata
.. ia Yves. fth St., rooms and bath
- us French ST., rooms and bath
" s23 West 9th st. II rooms and bath
~ 1905 Trenton Place, rooms and bath
- 9l5 West 7th St., rooms and bath.
For additional lists apply to
HEALO a CO., 7ih and Market SITS.
d3l .eod-l3L
Daily Republican., 1889-01-24

NoTICE-THE WILMINGTON FAIR
IN The annual meeting Of the Peninsula
Agricultural and Pomoiogicli Association for
the purpose of electlnR eleven directors for
the ensuing year, will be held at the rooms OF
BnIldets' Exchange, NO. COS Market street,
second floor, Wilmington, Del, on Saturday,
II. ID. BROWN,
tt0.otd-Itw secretAIy.
Daily Republican., 1889-01-24
ON TUESDAY,
THE 10Th DAY OF JANUARY, 1889,
At2 O'CLOCK, p. M,
The following described real estate, viz;

ALzO'clOcks ps me-
The following described real estate, viz;
All those two ceI tain lots, pieces or parcels
of land situated In the city of Wilmington,
a Aforesaid, bounded and described as follows,
to wit:
thereon erected. Beg nniug on the northeas-
terly side Of Delaware avenue between West
Sna and aet from He norIh
westerly gable of WI liam w. Forbest's dwell
ling house AT a line Ofland of Vincent q. Gil
pin, deceased, thence with said Gilpln's line
norths asterly at right angles with Delaware
avenue one hundred feet more or less to the
sSs sd e q
stake At the distance of twenty four feet meas
ninety one feet more or less to the said side of
Delaware avenue and thence thereby south.
easterly twenty -four feet 70 the place Of be-
ginning, be the contents thereof what II may.
Deed Record X, Vol. 8, page 20S, etc,
No. Beginning on the nortnwesterly
Washington streets at the distance of one
hundred and twenty-five feet from the north
westerly gable Of William W. Forbest's dwell
ling, and at line of land conveyed to James
W. Ware, thence with said Wares line north-
westerly At right angler With Delaware ave.
to The southerly side of Eleye NTH street, thence
with III said side OF Eleventh street westerly
ten feet more or less 70 stake at ten feet at
thence southwesterly and parallel with the
first described line one hundred feet more or
thence Herewith so1theesterly ten feet 10 Tie
place O. beginning, be the contents within
those bounds what they may. Under and
said MACMILLAN l.. Lichten stein, his heirs
and a signs never to erect building Of any
kind within twelve feet Of the building line Of
the said Delaware avenue Aforesaid.
Seized and taken In execution as the prop
erty Of Maximilian L. LIchtensteip, andt. t.,
sheriii's ofice; Wilmington, Del, sheriR;
Jan. H. 1889. Jl0
Daily Republican., 1889-01-24
Me- CASTLE COUNTY. 9. 3. TIL

NYKw CASTLE COUNTY, 8. g., THE
IN Btats Of Delaware. To tho Sheriff Of
-, Few oastie County, breeding:
sTT whereas, Anne Myers BY her
Petition TO the judges Of our Su
periof court filed IN the Once Of
the Prothonotary OF tho said Court, in and
for the County Of New CASTLE, for the cause
Of complaint therein alleged, has made APP
pllcation to our said Judges that q decree
may DO pronounced dissolvlng the marriage
existing between the Petitioner and her hus.
band, Wtriam Myers, We therefore COM
mand YOU o. you have boen heretofore COM
mandod. that you summon William Myers
90 that he be and appear before the
Judges OF our said Oourt At the next term
thereof, to be held Ut Wilmington, on mon
LAY, the fourth day OF February
next. 10 answer the allegations Of the said
Petitioner, according TO the Act Of Assem-
bly,, IN such case inside and provided, and
slse to do and receive what the said court
shall then ana there consider oo1osrninG
him 10 this bshalf Is 70 the court shall seem
meet and consistent with the provisions OF
the said Act Of Assembly
And have you then there this Witt,
Witness, the Honorable Joseph P. Come
gys. Kfqufre, at wilmington. the sixth day
Of December, A. D., eighteen hundred and
eighty eight GEO. A. MAXWELL,
Issued January 2nd, 1889.
Writ AEVAN ALLEN.
ia,10F,2t-at sheriff.
Daily Republican., 1889-01-24
Two weeks in FLORIDA or Georgia.

The Pennsylvania Railroad CompAny's
personally conducted miiwinter pleasure
tour 10 tho South, on January 26tb,
presents an excellent opportunity for a
pleasant trip to Florida or Georgia. The
party which is now forming goes by
special train Of Pullman sleeping cars,
under the. supervision of the tourist
agent and ehaperon. The return coupons
arc valid for two weeks, at the expira-
ton OF which period the party will be
brought back by special train. TIE
time allowed by the tickets Is abundant
for short trips to various points Of in
terest In both Statee. The tourist tick
cts, which will be sold either TO Jackson
vile or Townsville, will include in their
price, railway fare, sleeping car accom-
modations, and meals en- route in both
directions. They will be sold from New
York ut $500, Philadelphia $40 co, and
ut propoftlonately low rates from all
principal stations on the system. The
special train will leave New York
g. 30 p. M, Newark $50, Elizabeth 7.0S,
Trenton sos, Philadelphia 6.20, Wn
mington 1904, Baltimore i1.40 p. m, and
Washington 1880 a. IN.
As this is an excellent time for visit
10 this section, the tickets will doubtless
be in great demand, and an early appli
cation Is therefore advised.
For itineraries and detailed Information
| apply 10 ticket sgeDts, or address 3. w
r. Draper, tourist agent, $40 Broadway
New York, or 205 Washington street
| Boston.
Daily Republican., 1889-01-24

This Is from the Dcs Moines Uowa)
Leader: An accomplished young lady OF
this city made call upon sonnet oily the
other day, and abe avows she passed a
very delightful afternoon. Who the
person was she called on she does not
know. All che knows 10 that she started
out to call upon somebody else and by
mistake she got into the wrong house,
where she met with very cordial recep-
tion from young lady who evidently
kew her well. This young lady rushed
up to her when che entered the door and
to d how awiully glad she was To see her
calling her by name SIZE also enter
taintd her guest so pleasantly and every
thing appeared to be so agreeable al
around that the latter did not have Tn,
heart to break the spell by asking he
who her unknown friend was, and th,
unknown friend never knew that she wa
not known by her guest.
Daily Republican., 1889-01-24

TOR RHINESTONE AND Dwell
IL ling, N. V. Cor. Of eleventh and TAtnall
s!rects. Apply, 10 II. g KLMBhE- NJ, D,
Del. l2l 6ui
Daily Republican., 1889-01-24

TOR SALE-HoUsE, NO. sO7 WASH
n inRton street, containing rooms, bath,
aundry, heater In cellar, amt ali convene A.
ces. Apply TO JOHN q. BENIN KIT. steam
boat conpRny's ONCE, foot OF Fourth ST. ii0-tf
Daily Republican., 1889-01-24

Groom Cat their first meal at home)-
"Why, my darling, this spread is simply
superb"
Bride (euthuslsstlcally)-"Ye isn't it
delicious.
"And yet You have no grip"
'No, she didn't come"
81 had no idea, no expectation at all,
Of such treat. What treasure you
arel"
"You didn't suppose could be SO
thoughtful, did You, deari"
"Thoughtfull"
ayes. knew you'd be hungry, and
as don't know thing about cooking, /
engaged Monsieur Blgbill, the caterer, To
serve our meals untll the girl, came"
Daily Republican., 1889-01-24

Among the persons sent to the San
Franeiaco Almshouse last week was An
tonia sotoinayor, a gray-haired Mexican
woman, with sparkling black eyes and
form wlthercd but straight. The
entry opposite her name was an unusual
one, she being recorded as born 10 Sonora,
Mexico, in 1888, aud therefore 1l6 years
OF age. A Eau francisco paper states
that her life has been romantic, In her
youth, she having been one Of II o greatest
heiresses iu Mexico. One OF the revolu-
ons there, however, beggared her hus-
band, and tlnco then she has been more
or less of wanderer, at one time being an
Interpreter Of the Yaqui Indians In their
dealings with tho Mexican Government.
OF late the old woman has been growing
lonely and Disconnected, and therefore
yielded to the solicitations OF her daugh-
ter, Maria Lazurlca, TO enter the alms-
house. The daughter, who ia 20 years
old, Is also an Inmate Of that institution.
Daily Republican., 1889-01-24

UyANrED--OUOUPAETS FORHAND
w Eonely furnished rooms. 0entls men
only. 7 East Sd street. ds'u
Daily Republican., 1889-01-24

Connecticut had an eccentric character
"a taxidermlst-who occupies alone an
old house In what is known as the "Strat-
ford Swamp" He leads virtually her
mit's life, though he occas onally visits
Bridgeport, always travelling in riekety
wagon drawn by an OK which he has
taught to obey the reins. His house Is
described as q museum Of euriosites.
Animals and birds stuffed by himself are
thickly strewn iu different portions OF the
main room, and small adjoining rOoIr
is occupied by collection oil live snakes.
He has no fear OF snakes whatever, and,
although they hiss ard equirm when the
door OF the room is opened, he will coolly
enter aud pick up In his bare hand what
ever snake he desires TO show his visitor.
Residents of stratford are quoted as cay
Ing that they have often met him return
ing from trips TO the woods with his coat
and trousers pockets filled with living rep
tiles which he had captured In the woods
and intended adding 10 his collection.
Daily Republican., 1889-01-24

WANTED A GOOD GIRL FOR
w cook and gene nj housewOrk, Apply
AZ 90 Washington street 123.ct
Daily Republican., 1889-01-24

VTTANTFD-A SMALL DAIRY OF 80
w or 40 quarts of good milk to be delivered
at lDOl Trenton Place. Rl-6tt
Daily Republican., 1889-01-24

Is DR.. simms' White Pulmnnic Balsam,
the great leading lung and throat remedy
OF the world. Thousands Of references.
Multitudes OF hopeless cases have been
cured, Coughs, hoaTseness, sore throat,
etc. soc. aud 81. Depot, Fourth and
King streets, Wilminpton; Philadelphia,
Smith g. Kline Co., 400 Arch street.
Daily Republican., 1889-01-24

fact. Indeed, he put his arm round me
and saidi
'T'd like to have bought lot of other
things, but money is q bit tight just now,
you know"
The dear old eoull But wonder what
sort OF club he Is going 10 hold over me
from now TO the Fourth of Julyi
Daily Republican., 1889-01-24

DR.. eimtns' Eye Cure, the great leading
eye remedy, cures every time; never does
harm, but always does good. Cures the
worst Of cases without fail. Hundreds Of
references. All bad cases now well. Csc.
Depot, Fourth aud King streets, Whining
ton; Philadelphia, Smith 81 Kline Co., 429
Arch street.
Daily Republican., 1889-01-24

tMY METHOD the only Known that cures perissS
Bently the worst Of Special Diseases noEa
rrAL and private practical sHpsrenoe with overy resd
nna means anovn e ssea9e sr Saeasss sn3
boLIcITED. Relief a. Send for book .sTru fh,b
on speoih diseases and exposing frauds thoir ols "
stctimEe sufferers and avoid sooaled vegetable me6
ensn, blood puriners fraudulent prois1g cure q
pay, etc. They ruin thousandh Beet skin m the berne
hiHs viii save much suffering and delay. Write sa
kssdAf and SainrdaH til 10 nundAn III L
Daily Republican., 1889-01-24

TOR SALE, RENT OR EXCHANGE.
A. Two desirable dwelling houses centrally
located. ali conYenienCes, Gan be bought az
pnrchaser,s own terms, For further particu-
lars call ut this office. j9-tf
Daily Republican., 1889-01-24
ANGER.


As when the summer sun with fervent heat
Barns the parcned nelss and withers all the
crops;
Now dark and breathing clouds obscure
tho tky,
Thundcrs loudly roll, the fires of heaven
Hash,
And then the rain In grateful showers de-
bringing life and beauty baci, TO Earth again,
RefreAhing earth, and making Aelds and
woods
Joyous, once again, IN verduro bright and
But YET ihc Scared and wi,hcred orancs aud
Remain to show where passed tho dreadful
storm.
30 Is The human heart. by anger stirred,
Burning faithful friendship's ties with suilen
heat
Wild,
TIL the sureharged heart relieves itself In
tears
ofpsnit, nee and GRIEF that reunile
1 nee sgain tho tender hearts In bonds oil
love:
Yet In the hearts OF both are left the scars
God alone can heal with heavenly life and
peace.
Daily Republican., 1889-01-24

IoR SALE-A FINE CHESTNUT,
II bloOded, pacing mare. elsht years old,
perfectly Sound far as known; can go
close 2. Is without training; believed capab Q
Of co-'ing right down under 2. 20 with proper
handling. Sired by iiirzog OF Indiana, 2. 2Sf;
dam 6ofd-dust Thusy abe has the combinA-
{ on Of speed aud endurance. sold for want
Of use, al have four besides her. Can be
seen al my stable, seventh and Orange, or at
Forest Glen farm, near Christtana.
jS-tf A. A. CHAPMAN.