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Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1889-12-01
FennIe Help.

FEMME Help.
"ANTED- -CHAMBERMAID; REFERENCE
w required. Apply SOUTHWEST CORNER
CRAIG AND CENTER AVE-, Bellheld, East End.
de1-116
"ANTED-YOUNG LADY TO JOIN DRAM
w ATTIC Company: must have talent and some
experience Only those that want to follow this
business and willing to travel need answer. Ad-
dress B. L. e., Dispatch Office del-zO
"ANTED-LADY AGENTS FOR OUR NEW
w Mcintosh Ragln; superior cloth, in wide
stripes on outside; vulcanized rubber on inside.
close fitting; very stylish never spots: beautiful
as the finest cloth garment ever made ana is abso-
lutely waterproof: agents sell six day and make
e6 co.: great oppOftunity; also fine line other
goods. Address E. n. CAMPBELl+ 4s4 Randolph
81, Chicago. no2-6o-rTsu
"ANTED-TO IEMPLOY A FEW LADIES.
w on salary, TO take charge of my business at
their homes; entirely unobjectionable; light; very
fascinating and bealthful: no talking required;
permanent position; wages so per week in ad-
vance; good pay fol part time; my references In
elude some of the best well-known people OF LOU
isviDe, Cincinnati, Pittsburg and elsewhere. Adj
dress with stamp. MRS. MARION WALKER,
Fourth and Chestnut sts., Louisville Ky.
se12-13-Thsu
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1889-12-01

IL lots, nice street, either as an investment OF
location for building: this Is worth attention
phone nls. dsl-lN
East End Lou.
THOReALE-ez soo-LsO on Ex12o FEET. LOCATED
IL in ehadyside, near Fifth ave-, IN choice
neiGfIDOrhood; the best lot for the money N the
East ERd. w. g. sTEWART, IA Fourth ave
ENORsALE-THE CHEAPEST LOTS IN THE
u market to-day are to be found IN the villa
conveniently Iocateds secure plan (book form).
from JOHN r. BAXTER. Agent. 5i2 smithdeld
street. de1-s8-TTseu
TOR sALE-ONLY \ d, 80 TERMS EASY; Ions
" 50xl40 feet to an alleTs located on Squirrel
Hill. right on the line OF the new electric road,
which Will be In operation March !. and within
minutes walk Of Seheniey Park. W.C.SrEWART.
Us Eoa..n ase. noz4-os-sn
T,OR sALE-s2 50O-TERMS EASY: LOTs 5ox2o0
nue. rghtat main entrance to Schenley Park, and
on line OF new electric road which win be In ope-
ration January !; nothing IN the East End to ex-
eel them. VIC STEWART. IA Fourth avenue.
noS-lo-su
ENoR sALE-FINE BUILDING SITE. 4yxr1o.
IL elegant neighborhO0d: between Hilsnd and
HeRley aYes., wide street. asphalt pavement
eons o Baa q Psr Gi ss
CHARLES SOMERS CO., Sl3 Wood st. Tels-
phone 1Ts. deI-lm
E,OR SALE = BAUM GROVE LOTS THE
u choicest restricted property for private DWELL
ings in the East End; for convenience OF access
and prospective Advancement IN value nothing
else else on the marker apProsehss IT. Full IN forma-
BAXTER Agt-, sl2 smithneld street.
oel-oI-II1u
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HOUSE
CLEANING
WITH
SCOURENE
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Situations.
"ANTED-POSITION IN DRUGSTORE BY
w young man Of two years. experience; coun-
try preferred: good reference. Address 2. o.
BOX IS, Wellsville, o. del-sO
"ANTED-SITUATION JANUARY BY
w bookkeeper Of one Of the largest flint glass
factories in Ohio, who must change present local.
lty on account hay fever. Address T., Dispatch
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LOsr

-,ss- III e 11777T-7S 1-= \ = 4 r e. -
L0o0 and g %. ETGry chain warranted Il.
EMANUEL DRROY'S. 98 8mIl11eId -. I14II1
door from Seventh ave. l1I-I
n Osr-8ATURDAY -EVENINo--A aEEII.1-
~ MANS gold rlnr, large Size viii .1u1r1
and compass en- graved On stone. 3uita1|1 reward
on return Of same % WILSON'S. No. 81 Ilu|I.
avenue. IeI.|.
r OsT-ON sMITHFIELD ST.. BETWEEN
II Ioungson'8 and ". LcAuI1nt'1 1Io1@..
garnet locket. "a. g. - engraved on back. |.
ward OF IS VIII be uLd lf returned 20 MS.
n 0sT-9l 10 = WILL BUY you AN ELE9 AM
pair OF Hhlue or VoIl1Ic stone oII.II||
mounted IN solid gold. scarf pins from 11 I0 . ~
and all other goods IN proportion. "a. 4|LI.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1889-12-01

ITO LET-eI6 NEGLEY AVE. E.E., NEW
Il brick house rooms: bathroom, W G. and
laundry; al modern Improvements: electric
uBnts ana oeus- speaking tuDess stAllon4rI WASH
stands slate mantels- etc; tenant choose
paper. minutes from Penn ave. cable cars. rent
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1889-12-01
FOUND

G gold baby rings for sc az d. a. a4III'1. I|
Smifhdeld st., third door from fourt1 ave.
EOUND LADIES SILVER CHAIELaIfE
E watches At - q 50 and IS at EIAIILL
DE RnY'S, 90 6mith1eld st., ltn door NON
Seventh ave e-
T1OUND-A PAIR OF NICE BLACK ur4|0
UEL DE- ROY's, si5 smifhdeld 81. ifh do1f non
Seventh ave ltI~-
UND-CHILDikEN,8 RINGS; WARRANT.
III ED solid gold. At 5Qe, lic, 1nQ n q. .
EMANUEL DEkOf'3, e8 3mln1eI1 &C.. I41f|4
door from Seventh ave. 1cI~-
" F1TH,B Ta-Ta-xon Cough 8Trupt uu111I.|
for colds coughs bronchitis. lII throat and I||
diseases. 5c. Soc and 81; BY leading drur||||.
InFalids read Herald OF Health. Aeadqu1I|@|.
INTO so GRANT ST, PItt81urE. %. 1.I-I.
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ITO LET-OR FOR sALE-TO HOTEL nEN-
u A new 18-room house, al modern improve.
ments furnace. elsctTlc lignt electric Gala eIc.
etc. city 3 90 in111It1nf1- railroad 1IVIII0ut
no other good hotel IN the place: house been run
two years and has secured good p1rronnre. Adj
dress J %, care LORD & THOMAS Cbic1ro. ID.
noIl-1+0I
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T5sOR SALE-LIBERTY AVE. AND Thirty
II NINTH ST., new modern frame dwelling 5
rooms finished attic, hail. vestibule, inside shut
ters side entrance, large cellar, etc.. grained and
well finished; lot 20xlo0 feet: good location and
Convenient to cable line: price e. 800; terms easy,
L. o. FRAZIER Forty-hfth and Butler sts.
no3O-S-TTSu
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1889-12-01

of the colored race without mourning con
tumely, reproach or adverse criticism, or losing
in any respect, his social standing or influence
but whenever he admits the equality of the
races in natural position and endowment, or in
affairs purely social he becomes separated
from his neighbors. whether he be from the
North the South, native or foreigner
Whether this be diseased state of the public
mind; and. if it be, whether there be a remedy
and what it is, do not propose to discuss. Ali
mean to say is that sectionalsm has little OF
nothing to do with it. There may be some re-
gions of the South differently situated, but they
do not fall within the compass of my observa.
tion. D. NJ. KEY
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1889-12-01

DERSONAL-J TAYLOR SCDTT. conn
II here quick; call a1 Piiflourg Po1loI1t. ~
mall. SPENCER de||
DERsONAL.-FOR To SEE ALARGE STOCK
il Of gold and silVer-headed umnreI|11 and
canes. suitable for holiday presents. caU 6
EMANUEL De ROTsS, 8l5 8mllh1aId b. |1
door from Seventh ave. 11|-|
DERSOEAI.-HAVE YOU SEEN LEIfI
Il bookgtorei Do you know We haTe new books
e. we'll ag oIdf DO you know we have the II|.II
stock Of old books west OF the Allegheny MI0U-
DERSONAf,-WE LEAD. AND NO ONE CAN
II follow. or afford 70 sell as low As we do| II1[
think oft, are selling solid gold stem-UI11|u|
watches, for ladies' af b 81 and up. gold I|I1.
Elgin watches. 80 50: gold rings from sc lr' 1I
n. ,. SHIFTS. 81 Smithdeid ST. third door I1u
Fourth ave. deI-sI-I14I
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1889-12-01

"ANTED-YOU TO READ 'sMARY, THE
w Queen of the House of David,'' by DIR.
Walsh. Note the following: ''It has fascination
every page. .n-Benson Losing "lt Is fit COM
panion for Ben Hur, and, like it is fascinating
and instructive. ''-Dr. j. a. M. Knox, President
Of Lafayette College. al accept with thanks your
beautiful book. Mary. etc. '-Queen Victoria.
This remarkable book is sold by subscription;
good salary to men and women who are not
afraid to work. Call or address as belows pub
lished exclusively by A. 8. GRAY & CO., Efsner
& PhiIllps building. deI-71
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1889-12-01

mo LET-ToU CALL AT 0NCE AND EII -
II INE our line Of diamonds, Watches |eHI||I.
silYerware, ete. n. y SMI1. 11 8n||I1o|1 A
third door from Fourth ave- deI-4I-I1s4
FF90 LET-OUR CUsTOMEIl8 KNOW THAT
~ %. Written gnar1ntee given at E|A| I.I
DEROI'8, e3 6mith1eld o.. fourth door |1U
seventh ave. l----
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"ANTED AGENTS -"DODGE'S HORSE
w blanket holder:'' keeps the blanket from
blowing or sliding OF the horse; nothing like it in
the market; every horse owner buys; sample by
mail 25c. sTAYNER & CO., Providence, K. l.
nOlO-95
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FOR sAIE-L0Ts.

CIry Lars
THOR SALE-l0x10O FEET; TWO GOOD CITY
4 lots, nice street, either as an investments or
location for building: this Is worth attention.
CHARLES sOMERs 4 CO., s13 Wood sf. Tele-
phone I77a daI-10I
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1889-12-01

EN0R sALE-AN EXCELLENT INVESTMENT
u ina good street near Pleasant Valley Electric
road, Second ward, Allegheny, an attractive
looking, well built brick row of houses Of rooms
each; nicely finished with marble mantels, inside
". c. property lately severely; both gases, etc..
will be sold at about two-thirds cost Of building.
Fuller particulars can be obtainef by calling at
ROOM H9, Penn building, Penn ave. del-2s
Weekly graphic. [volume] (Kirksville, Adair Co., Missouri) 1880-1949, 1889-01-18

hands Of the Quartermaster Gen
eral, recognized by the Quarter
master General.
3. Travel pay at one ration and
one da, 3 pay from place OF dis
charge, about &c Il mile for thr.
men, but more for officers.
nave also I. calm of my own
unce' this head iil,,,i with the
:,ecp, d Auditor, and hold this
receipt for the same within the
past week.
No attorneys nre needed, and /
warn the soldiers against employ
ing any, ard this is the reason
why | have been thus wantonly
and maliciously assailed by them.
For the first class of claims with
the Commissary General of Sub
sistence, for the second the Quar-
termaster General, and for the
thir,. and Second Auditor. 1t
costs nothing. PRIVATE DALzELL
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CLAIMS F0H Sl4,00O,OOO.
Are Old Soldiers Really Entitled to
this kmount2
lFrom the Ohio state Jonrnal

(from the ONO State journal
Private Dalzell having publish
ed IL the State journal an address
to old soldiers alleging that valid
claims of certain kinds could be
collected from the Government to
the amount of Sl4,000,0O0, and
that fact having been discredited
by the United States Treasury Of
ticlals, the ''private" furnishes the
following card for publication in
vlndlcatlon of his veracitv: A
lawyer of twenty years experience
| relract nothing! All said was
the truth, the whole truth, and
nothing but the truth. estimate.
that IS guess, the amount Mt an av-
erage of S33 to every soldier com
ing under this law, and their num-
ber that is, the total number of
claims, at 100000, which would
make about SI4000,00O now due
and payable under the following
heads:
l. COMMITTED rations on fur
Tough at about 2Sc per day. This
l collected for myself lately.
2. Extra duty pay, 25c a day
from I from October Is, 1862, to April Is,
1888. For this | have a claim
pending for myself, now in the
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We call the attention of


our readers to the Grand Jury's
report, found elsewhere in these
columns. The examination "f the
records and accounts, wn. J'tade
as ordered b. the constitutio "t
the state. The report is lnos'
satisfactory, and had these e,a'i :
inatiors been made annually iii the
past, as we trust they vii! le IN
the future, it would probably
never have been the painful duty
Of the GRAPHIC to call the atten-
ton of the authorities to the viola
ton of the following section of the
constitution of Missouri:
Every such officer executive or
ministerial) shall make return,
quarterly, to the County Court of
all fees by him received, and of
the salaries by him actually paid
to his deputies or assistants, stat
ing the same in detail, and veryfy-
ing the same by his affidavit; and
for any statement or commission in
such return, contrary to truth,
such officer shall be liable to the
penalties of willful aud corrupt
perjury.
1t is quite probable that, had
the publication of thu above Sec
ton been begun several years ago
and continued annually, tie de.
plorable condition of affairs exist
ing in so many counties of the
state would have been avoided.
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THE POST OFFICE.
An interesting Bit of Gossip From
Clay.

ED. GRAPHIC:-It has just been
learned that some one OF the edi-
tors of Your city has shown de-
gree of enterprise that is likely to
give HIM the advantage of the
dozen other applicants for the
post Office in Kirksville, and to
Clay township belongs the honor
of assisting in this work.
1t is not generally known that
one of Gen. Harrison's orderlies
resides in this township. But if
we are to believe the orderly, him
self, such is the case, and having
acted in this capacity during the
war would be expected to have
great influence with the President
elect.
This orderly. who answers to
the name of Mikel King, in
formed vour correspondent that
he has just returned from Indian
apolis, where he had been To see
about the disposition of the Kinks
vile post Office, and Ind his ex-
penses of the trip pal i by the edi-
tor mentioned.
He took dinner with Gen. Har-
rison, and after talking over old
times, the President elect asked
"Mlke" what he could do for him.
y Mike told him that he wanted
nothing for himself, but that he
had a friend in Kirksville, WHO
wanted the post office, and that he
had made the trip in behalf of his
friend.
The General took great interest
in the applicant, and in reply TO
his questions, Mike told him that
he had been a soldier, and Fright
here" said Mike, y put in a
clincher, ! !old the General that
my applicant was strong friend
of Co ngressman Hatch, both hav-
ing been through the war"
Mike said that the General
seemed surprised at this statement
and looked us though it was the
first time he had ever heard of
Hatch having been in the war at
all. Tha General promised Mike
to look after the matter as soon as
POSSIBLE after March /, and II tell
you" said Mike, as he grew conf
Dental, "the whole business is fix
"a up" An applicant who has al
ways been a strong friend Of
hatch and who has my influence
with the General is sure to get
there. CLAY.
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Administrators : Notice.

Notice is hereby given that letters of Al
Ininistration upon the estate # James N.
Keith, deceased. late OF ! dair CO., No., hi,, e
been grante,i to the undersigned Abigail \ .
Keith. by the Prnbute .if. OF The county
OF Adair, bearing date tie 18th day of Dec.
1883. Atlpcrs ms having claims against said
estate are required to exhibit them to me for
allowance within one year after the date of
said letters. or they may be precluded from
any benefit of sucl, estate: ard if such claims
be not exhibited within two years from the
time of publication of this notice they will be
Ofrever barred.
Dated thu i2ih day Of Dec 1888.
ABIGAIL y KEITH, Ad,ninistr atrix.
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Stray List.

We give below list and des-
cription of stock taken up and
advertised, and notice filed with
the County Clerk since Nov. l
1885 A number of these have
alreniy been 1e covered by their
owners before the additional ex-
peiise OF posting WAS added.
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Notice OF Final Settlement.
STATE OF Missouri, !
COUNTY OF ADAIP

Final settlement Of the estate of Edvin
Darrow deceased Notice is hereby .iyen .
all creditots and Others interested in the
estate OF Edwin Dsrrow deceased. that
Orilla +. Darrow executrix of said estate. n.
tend to make final settlement thereof at the
next term of the Probate court of Adar
county, To be held at KirksviiIe. on the 11tl
day OF February. ORILLA f. DARR0W,
Dated Dec. 3lst, ls-S. Fxecu,riI.
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Notice of Final Settlement.
STATE OF MIS- SOURI,,
COUNTY OF ADAIR, '''

Final settlement Of iha ..t,,, az A,dravr
Stins0n deceased Notice is hereby eivsn ~
all creditors aud others interested in ;ba
o. Andrew stinsoh deceased, tina. Ne.burn
siinson administrator of said estate in,and 70
make final settlement teer.of at the rsyt rer,o
9. the Probate court OF Adair county, TO b.,
held at hirksville, on the llth day sf Febuary
iss9 MELBURNSTINSON,
Dated Dee. 18th. lsss. ADM
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high, black stripe across the
shoulders; also a dark brown
horse mule, | year old, about IL
hands high; taken up by Jas. Z.
Weaver.
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Administrators Notice.

Notice is hereby given that letters of Admin.
istratlon upon the estate of Margaret E. C0Ile
deceased late of Adair county. Mo have bser
granted to the undersigned James Dunn, b.
the Probate Court of the county OF Adair
bearing date the 10th day of December, lsss
All persons having claims against said esis.
te are required TO exhibit them to me for al.
lowance within one year after the date OF ssId
letters or they NAV be precluded from any
benefit of such estate: and il such claims Be
not exhibited within two two years from tie
time OF publication ofthis notice they will he
forever barred LANES DIISy
Dated Jan I'd lss9. Admir-.
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Pr oBATE COURT.

Docket of cases in which settlements are duo
from Executors Administrators and Gnsrdi-
ans at the ensuing term Of the Probate Court
OF Adhir county to be held at the Probate
court room IN sald county, commencing o1 the
second Monday Feb lSSg
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County Court Proceedings.

The following school fund mort
cages were released. VIM. NJ. Ran
som, W. N. Hope. Barbara Ever
hart, Hannah J. Barnet, Godfrey
Sprang, T. J. Ponclet, Lloyd W.
Gleason, Henry Felker, VIM. l..
Lay, Bette Sloan, A. L. Morrow,
John Fl. Vansicle, S. G. Zeigler,
G. W. Hicks, V. B. Clark. Moses
Furnish and Martha Shepherd.
M. j. Ross final settlement as
Co. Treas. was approved.
j. T. Bozarth was granted a
patent on school land.
The G. S. Fe g. c. Ry. Com
pany's statement for taxes was ap-
proved except valuation of main
and side tracks which were deemed
inadequate and the former was
raised to $4,000 and the latter to
$500.
The valuation of the main track
of the Wabash Western Ry, was
raised to Sl2640 and side tracks to
S632O.
The county agrees to furnish
material for Ready bridge, Wal
nut tp., one near Sublette, Hewitt
and Bell bridges, Clay TIP. and
Bowman bridge Clay Tp, if the
road overseers will build the same.
The r. & B. Comr. was ordered
to let and contract for the follow
ing bridges: Hagans bridge, Clay
TIP. Hazel Greek and Robson
bridge, Polk Tp., bridge near
Wilson, Anderson and Lackey
bridges Salt River Up. and More
lock bridge.
P. d. Grubb was appointed J,
z. Wilson Up.
The school fund mortgages OF
Mary e. Jamison and Greer
Johnson were ordered foreclosed
at April term Circuit Court.
The Judges and Clerks of elec-
tion in Clay TIP. were allowed S20(
each.
The following persons borrowed
from the county the amount SET
opposite their names:
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The Blade Sewing Machine
Confidential to Agents

For ciuss. We this year ply the largest
have ever paid, or ever paid by any paper.
Write US for our confidential terms TO agents
1t Is easier to raise club for the Blade than
for any other publications. and an active
worker cnn ear 200 20 $500 per day on
the terms W. offer. Single subscribers will
remit one dollar for one year. Everybody
invited to send for free specimen o.. terms 10
agents. address
THE BLADE,
Toledo, Ohio.
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Notice of Final Settlement.
STATE OF Missouri,
COUNTY OF ADAIR,

Final settllment of he estate of Charles r.
Watson deceased. Notice is hereby given to
all creditors and others interested in the
estate of Charles r. Watson deceased, that
John l.. Watson administrator of said es taie.
intend to make final settlement thereof at
the next term OF the Probate court of Adair
county to be held al kirksv;lle, on the l1th
day of February, 1889.
JOHN l.. WATSON, Admir-.
Dated this Dec 81. 1sSg.
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Red 2 year old heifer, white on
the back and under the belly, little
white on tail, smooth crop off left
ear; taken up by N. O. Paulson.
MORROW TOWNSHIP.
Red Leifer, one year old, briLdle
neck and head, bush of tail white,
rather small; taken up by J. Q.
Bibee.
Red l year old heifer, underbit
in right ear, appears to be frozen;
taken up by James Fl. Claybrook.
CLAY TOWNSHIP.
Red, J! year old heifer, some
white under belly and in flank,
white spot on right shoulder and
forehead; taken up by E. A. Greea.
White 2 year old heif.r, re d
ears and neck, specks on sides;
taken up by I. Rogerson.
Red l year old steer, white spot
in head, crop and split in right
ear; taken up by VIM. Farmer.
Red l year old steer, white un-
der belly, bob tail and thin in flesh; !;
taken up by E. A. Green.
PETTIs TOWNSHIP.
Iron grey horse 4 years old, Is
hands high, white spot in forehead
a little white on the inside of the
left hind foot, collar marks, bush
of tail white; taken up by Daniel
Curtis.
White 2yr. old steer crop off right
ear, L On left hip upside down;
also red and white spotted steer,
2 years old, branded same; taken
up By G. II. LASER.
Red and white spotted l year
old steer, under halt crop in right
ear, W on right hip; taken up by
Marion Behymer.
Roam 3 year old heifer, brand or
right hip not discernable, small
calf with her; taken up by Geo.
Nicholas.
Two red heifers, ore branded on
left hip with I, age not given;
taken up by &. III. LASER.
Red one year old heifer, some
white Oh the fanks and belly and
bush of tail, ears look as though
they were frozen off; taken up by
G. ". Coulson.
Dark red heifer, short horns,
age not given; taken up by I. G.
Taylor.
LIBERTY TOWNSHIP.
Pale red beifer, year old, white
on belly, two splits in right ear;
taken up by I. W. Bozarth.
Red and white spotted heifer, 9
years old, NJ or w on left hip,
ring in left ear; taken up by
Joseph Pope.
Red l year old heifer, some
white on belly and forelegs, C on
right hip; taken up by VIM.
Daniels.
Red 2 year old heifer, some
white on belly, spot on side, white
strip in forehead, crop and split
in right ear, taken up by David
Mountain.
Pale red steer, l year old, some
white on belly, two splits in right
ear; taken up by L. W. Bozarth.
Deep red steer, year old, some
white on belly, white spot in fore
head, two splits in left ear and
one split in right; IA zen up by r.
w. Bozarth.
White 2 year old steer, under
half of left ear gone, crop and un-
derbit in right ear, I on right hip;
taken up by N. NJ. Erwin.
Small red steer l year old. crop
off left ear, right ear looks as
though it had been frozen off, bush
of tail off; taken up by \. P. Scott.
WALNUT TOWNSHIP.
Red roam, l year old heifer, un-
derbit in left ear, split in right
ear. s on right hip; taken up by
W. Fl. Smith.
Two l year old heifers, red and
white spotted, one marked with a |
smooth crop off the right ear, also
a yearling steer, red with white
spot behind the shoulder: taken
up by L. L. Hall.
Red steer, ! year old, white on