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Iron County register., 1890-08-14
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I'd. EeGjster-Our crops were much re-
fresbed by goodly number Of rains thai fell
ST different times from the 11th 10 the 23d
nit. Now We are again needing rain pretty
badly prospects for rain IL few days ere
fair.
Now that harvesting Is al done, turnIps
sowed, corn laid by and threshIng done,
farmers generally are ready TO enjoy breif
period OF rest and recuperation.
: 7. Reyburn was out here on official
business. He seemed 10 think that his
has 50 far o. ! know, given general satisfac-
tion and viii no douh1 cause his opponents
ro ''stir their sguups" ere they beat hin
John q. Yount and family visited relatives
OF Cub Greek last week.
Mrs. &. Trudeau, of Mineral Point. who
was II this neighpornood last week on E visit
returned 10 her home last 0enesday, ao
companisd by her father, Nj. Edward
Payne, ST.
Mrs. Azari&h Yount, Jr. and children, Of
Cub Greed, are spending this week with j.
:. 4ouut ana family.
On the 11s1 uit-, L, c. Crooker was bitten
by q dog. The animal belonged 70 Tnos.
Crocke-, ]r-, and was believed 10 be r&Did,
! number Of other dogs, also bitten by the
aforementioned, have since been killed by
their owners, Jas. NJ. Lucas Killed the dog
that did the biting, fully believing that II
was mad. Mr.. Crocker. who al first did not
believe the dog to have beer -abid, became
alarmed few DAYS afterward and left home
gr-.f f,fg srau n Z
such stones; one on Black River, lnear Cen
treviIe il = said the other Al Granitevilie.
Botb stones are said 10 have adhered short
time To the wound.
Nj. 7. L. Low was al our election this
morning striving to secure votes.
Ar. L. AIcoru, Of the firm af Love i Al
corn, Belgrade, Mo, was out here on busi-
ness this week. Nj. Z. informed Us that
Washington county Is 10 have primary"
this year. Il Il 70 be hoped thai the Com
miIfee having IL charge the preIimaTy al
raugsments thereof will manifest their
knowledge Of human nature ~ not attempt
iuc 10 force voters 10 pledge themselves 10
support the nomInese" II the general eiee-
tiOp. have been resident Of Iron County
since November, 1877, and know whereof !
speak when ] say that few, Il any, voters
consider themselves pledged when voting in
The primaries. In tins precinct, 10 nv posi-
tive knowledge, number Of Republicans
have voted al our primary elections. Atthe
general elections they one and aIt-and not
few Democrats a. weil-Yoted as they saw
n 20 vote, regardless Of how they voted q:
the primaries Heretofore parties residing
il other precincts, have voted in this pre-
cinet, and they Will no doubt continue SO 10
do, the law to the contrary Notwithstanding
The law regarding the illi1eracT Of persons
Offering 70 vote Is also i dead letter in these
parts I have never vet known any ones
right 20 vote 10 he challenged 81 Ills precinct
Ct strict enforcement OF ths laws regard
Iron County register., 1890-08-14
Personal.

VIII Bradley returned home from ST. Louis
last week.
Mrs. F. 2. Adams is visiting friends at
Mill Spring.
viii J. Hincbey Of De Soto spent Sunday
here.
Miss Aettie Barnes Of Springfield is visit
ing friends il the Valley
Miss SalIie Groves Of De Soto If visiting
Miss Belle Bradley.
Miss SIe Crockett Of Fredericktewn is the
guest Of Rev. T. NJ. shoush and wife.
Mrs. O, VI. Rose. nee Gouiding, is the
guest Of relatives here.
Miss Marie GraIiot has gone to De Soto 10
visit Mrs. Cneatham.
Mr.. John Wilson of Pennington was il
town last week.
Mrs Rob't Lindsay Of St. Louis If spend
ing few weeks here.
Miss Lizzie Ladeu Of De Soto is the guest
Of Miss Mamie BRird
Misses annie Markham and Lena Ringo
have returned from St. Paul, MINI.
Mrs. Il. 0. Davis left Sunday to visit rel
gtives in New York and New Jersey. She
will be absent until October.
Miss hIinta Perkins, charming yonng
lady Of Pennington, Is visiting Miss Georgia
Muffey.
Mrs. ". g. Fairchfld is entertaining Mrs.
Frank Williams and her daughters, Misses
Cora and Josie. OF De Soto.
The many frisnds Of Mr.. Ollie g. Fairchild
Of weIlsvilIe, Kan, VIII be pleased TO learn
that he has returned to the Valley Gnd viii
spend two weeks here.
Mrs. Or. Hull Is entertaining Mrs. Joseph
West Of New Orleans and Mrs. NJ. a. Wad-
hnCton Of Mississippi.
Miss Edna Dilts Of Little Rock, Ark, is
visiting relatives and friends here.
Mr. Dundas Simpson and family, St.
Louis, are visiting Mrs r Hornbeck, Area
dia
Iron County register., 1890-08-14
Iron County I. & L. I.

The Iron County Farmers and Labor
mon met with Marble Creek Union. on
J une 10, 1890. Delegates and members pres
eut, -.
After Committee OF Credentials reported
and tbe vote Of The house was declared, the
election of new officers for The coming year
resulted; President, Wm. Rudaoak: Vice
President, I. Kelley: Secretary, u. 7.
O'Neal; Treasurer, ". b Kemper: Dele
rate 10 the State Meeting, W. 7. O'NaaI.
6rauiteville has the largest membership Of
any [ riop IN the county. Marble Greek
I Mon is the Banner mon: Il has Is young
ladies, and they al attend tbe county meet
ing. We had good meeting, and tbs peo-
pie Of Marble Greek deserve great credit for
the way they TOOK care Of the delegates, and
miuistered TO their comfort and pleasure.
The next meeting VIII be held at Sabuia.
". T. O+NEAL.. Sec'y.
Iron County register., 1890-08-14
l. d School Needed :

ANNAPOLIS, Nc, Aug. S1h 1890,
Ed. Eerjster-I Notice In vou- Issue q
Last weeks REDGTsTER That We have Re-
form Ta-rtT Club IN our Town ana that they
are Increasing II Member very fas1.
The word Reform strikes me favorable and
! hope they VIII practice al Each Meeting
TIL Every voter Il this country Or county
vii be com al honest ana self supporting
Citizen VIZ Pay an honest debt from The
Doctor 10 the Under Taker and from the
Sessesirys of Life to their Liquors Bills
] IN Reliabiy In formed that votes were
sold o. offered for sale II the Last Dem
Primary all the WHY from s2.a9 70 $500 pr.
Vote and il one Instance $4,000 was Re
fused for 40 votes for ! Better price, II this
is what Democrats cal Free Trade the
country needs & Reform school IL Every
Precinct il Iron CO. Reform Is Like Char
i-v and auzht To start 81 home ] would Like
10 suggest 20 the Reform Club that they ad
NiEht school II connection with THERE Club
- ! Noticed the morning o. The Primary
Election 81 our Polling Place i took The
Judges hours TO find clerks 10 Record
the votes anu then had 10 hire one Repubh
can 70 { ont with and the Polls was not
opend In till $50 II Stead Of : clock !
think II the Voters could Read and write
they would be better Judges Of the Political
Issues o. the day and make better self su-
porting Citizen.
/ have Gll Reddv Iutruded on your space
70 much and viii close for this Time and
hope you VIII give IhIse Lines space il the
Annapolis Newes In your EaIlub3e Paper
Very Respectfully J. :. BENSON
Iron County register., 1890-08-14

pressed. State vs. zoos, common assault.
Yoes, who Is boy about ten years old, was
charged with having assaulted q railroad
conductor By throwing at and hitting him
with stone. Plea Of guilty, and i fine of
one dollar and costs. State vs.. skarrs, charg-
ed with cutting John Bigcs al GranitesiIIe
on the night preceding the primary election.
These two men had had trouble before, and
the cutting was the elimination Of the 1eud-
Skaggs slashed BigEs ten times, and lei ont
consIderabis blood. 5ut L appears no serious
damage resulted anG Bicgs i cauyaiesceut.
IA presume 6 compromise was effected be-
tween the parties. since Skaggs came il and
plead guilty % q common assault without
protest from the other side. 5 fine Of one
dollar and costs was assessed against the de-
1eudant and prom pity paid.
Mrs Hiram J Grover gave at1nost de-
iiEhcfUI dance and lawn party al her pretty
summer residence OF Shepherd Street last
Thursday night 70 her guests and the many
young people from -. Louis who Ers sun
merIng II the Valley. The house and
grounds were beautifully decorated and
Illuminated with bright coiDreG bunting and
Chinese lanterns Of many coIo-s. The ham
mocks, swings, and rustic seats which were
scattered about the lawn were occupied the
greater part OF the evening, but the most al
CractiVe spot by far was the : flErt@tion
roou,' pretty little apartment, which, il
Is needless 70 state. was II constant USE.
The dance music WIS beautiful ! rendered
on the piano by Miss FouLL. The Young
ladIes-and they were many and pretty
wore evening dresses o. China silk % uuG,
and al wore flowers The supper was fu-D-
isbed ~ >EilkeT o1 ~. Loui, and was served
on the lawn II twelve O'Clock After which
dancing was resumed and kspeu Up until
four O'Clock, y hen The guests dispersed,
with many thanks II theIr charming hostess
and her son James, <cr 3 most delightful
evening. Among those present were 1he
Thoms0ns. F.annagans. Turner'S. Clar6s,
Scanlans, Mrs. Dreas ana daughter, SUSIE,
the Misses Tracy, and Messrs. WItherspoon,
AbDadie, Nasc, BoGscber, WLitIemore and
oEInkeT-
Iron County register., 1890-08-14
Pilot Knob Items

Mr.. Z. Won Roden and wife have left for
3 visit 10 friends IN jackson, Missouri, from
whence they viii return 10 their home IN
Louisville, nv.
L. a Hitchcock, ESQ. Receiver Of the -,
Louis ore and Steel Company. spent Two
DAYS n the Knob lasl week.
Mrs. Julius WirensteIn and Mrs. Chas.
Martin have left with their respective faIui-
lies for Granite, Nj Mont
Supt- Q. ". Craine and j. n. .Iaquitt
made fying trip 20 Pennington last Tues
day.
Miss Ora Fiernev has returned 10 her home
after delightful visit To Little Rock, Ark.
Or. c. (. keriagon and wife from Belle
view were IL town last Saturday. JEAN.
Iron County register., 1890-08-14
Final aatlce TO Teachers.

Notice is hereby given 10 Ell concerned
that the undersigned Commissioner Of Pub
lie Schools for Iron County will hold final
examination Of teachers for license TO teach
IL said county during the ensuing year The
examination will be held al the Courthouse
III Ironton, Mo-, on u Nedn eIday and Thurs
day. August 18th and 145h. 1890. This viii
be the last opportunity teachers viii have
for procuring certificates prior TO September
1s1,, Us I expect 10 be absent the iasi hall
August, and IL l. hoped that al concerned
will govern themselves accordingly.
A.P VANCE. County Commissioner.
Iron County register., 1890-08-14

been content and willing TO abide the con-
sequences, as We are now. Let the public
have the letter.
We hope Mr.. Thos. P FItz's extreme
nicely , a. TO the trust implied between the
senderznd recipient Of { private letter may
not stand il the way Of MS assent 10 the
publication Of the epistie II controversy
since We, the writer. ask It.-ED. REG.
Iron County register., 1890-08-14
from Aud Reekle. -
EDINBCRGH. July 2Stl

EDINBCRGH, July 2sth, 1890.
Ed. Rersster-DoubtIess ~ this time, you
are feeling the July sun rather trying, anc
wishing II would not be quite SO generous,
but reserve It's penetrating rays for some
other town besides Ironton. SO far we have
had, very pleasant weather. There has only
been one or TWO DAYS that we could COM
fortably 70 without jacket.
4 few DAYS ago. Z party Of rs drove out TO
see the much talked of, Forth Bridge. II is
nine miles out Of ECsil hurgh. through beau
Il4ul part Of the country, and makes de-
hght1ul drive all the way. 1t is Indeed, i
most wonderful structure, composed Of
three immense spans, one Of which il said 10
lo hundred feet long. Il took years TO
build, and Is Only recently finished, and is
considered the largest bridge in the " Grid.
After looking 81 II for some time, We got
into boat and had sail. right through IN
der the middle span. Il looked tremendous
when you got 50 close ID il. Our sail lasted
% minutes. We were told that, during the
time Of Its being built, they kept small
boats continually IL readiness to catch the
men that would fall from the top of the
bridge, and that the arerage death rate was
man week.
Before leaving tins bridge, we saw diver
going down, with the complete outfit on,
head piece and all He was let down out Of
small boat and every few minutes he would
COME up again. Ee looked very comical,
his dress was SO very peculiar. We also
saw several trains run over the bridge SO
We came away very well satisfied with our
selves, having seen so much in short time.
Great crowds Of people flock 10 the bridge
every day, and special hacks run continually
every few minutes.
! have done good aeaI Of sight seeing
since coming 10 Edinburgh. have enjoyed
II immensely. Il good many the old sights
had become little misty II ny recollection;
thereof, it has done NE lots Of good to 60
over them all again
And now hoping that lronton viii have
rain enough to keep you cool 81 least, during
the summer, ] VIII finish.
With kindesf regards 10 Mrs. A.,
! remain, Yours, Sincerity, {. 5.
Iron County register., 1890-08-14

Notice Is hereby given, that Letters Of a d.
ministrarIou upon the eopartnerstlip estate
Of Tew.I L Aay late of Iron county. de-
ceased. have been granted 10 the undersie-r1-
ed, Edwin Nav, surviving partner br the
Probate Court Bf the County " Iron bear
ing date the 1tn fiay Of August. 1886.
Ii persons having Chains against sAsG estate are
required 10 e1AIn11 them 10 2ar allowance WITH
ii. one rear afaer Gate 81 said letters or thes
MAJ be ESreaudad from any benefit 81 sueh estate.
aul If such claims be not exhibited within twu
years from the OF the publication Of this nos-
ice. 1hey vii bR forever barred
aug1 1sn6 EDWIN MAJ, Administrator.
Iron County register., 1890-08-14
4 Card Of Thanks.

The Ladies' of The Ironton Presbyterian
Church desire 10 return their thanks TO the
ladies and cJzjzeus OF tTraniteyille for their
generous assistance, and 10 all who aided in
making their late Concert and Social q sue
cess. I,he grnss reeepls are 81 IL
Iron County register., 1890-08-14
Tariff Speech al Annapolis,

ANNAPOLIS, Mo-, August I1th, 1890.
Id Eeg5Ster-Please say in your paper
that &. Martin Williams Of ST. Louis will
deliver L Tariff Reform Speech al Annapolis.
Saturday, August 10th, 1880
F. ?. HILBURN, Sec'r
Annapolis Tariff Reform Club,
Iron County register., 1890-08-14

ing Elections would at least temporarily
Ge0ar number q our male citizens from
veting. II is reasonable 10 suppose that IN
other precincts the election laws are M
more rigidly enforced than they are in this /:
hence 8 iegal primary election-at least SO
for as Iron county Is eoncarned-has moi
been, nor is likely 10 be held
Il Is now 3 a. n; but three votes have vet
been cast; this Is the case simply because
the voters Of both parties think more OF
their moral independence than they do OF
their parts ffistious.
Married or July Both, 1890, Mr. L. nj.
Hawkins, Of Crawford county, No., TO Miss
MarT E. Anderson, daughter OF Mr.. and
Mrs. W, J. Anderson
Also, On the same day, Patrick Mcmahon,
Of Clones, to Miss EEEie Alcorn, daughter OF
Harmon Alcorn, Esq.
Mr.. Harvey Holman, Of Den; county.
passed through this section last week, OF
his way 70 visit his mother near Caledonia.
August "a, 1890. RE.
Iron County register., 1890-08-14

Much injury Is done by the use o. Irritaf-
ing. gripping compounds taken as purgRfives.
In Ayers Pills, the patient has q mild but
effective catharcic, that can be confidently
recommended alike for the most delic&te pa
t54sr+s as well gs the most robust.
Iron County register., 1890-08-14

No medicine IL the world i Il better re-
pute % more widely known th&n Ayers
sa-saparllia. As safe and certain remedy
for al manner o. blood disorders, leading
physicians and druggists sverywhers recon
mend Il II preference 70 any other.
Iron County register., 1890-08-14
Board Of Curafors, University Of Missouri.

1.-THE Secretary Of the Board of Curators shat
cause 30 ne transmitted to the Clerk Of each
County Court IN this State q certificate, stating
the mum Der Of pupils that such county is enIl-
tied 50 send 10 the State University the next
scholastic year. which certificate shall he pub
lishe6 bv each County Clerk for two weeks, IL q
newspaper published in such county. The e1-
pense thereof te he allowed blythe County Court
and PAID for out Of the County Treasure"
Persons desiring 10 enter the State Tnfver-
sity al Columbia, or RoIla, are required to
make known their intention 70 me on Or be-
fore September / 1896.
Catalogues of the University can be had oD
application 80 the University Librarian. Col
umbia, Mo. Wm. 4. FLETCHER.
Clerk County Court Iron CO., Nc.
Iron County register., 1890-08-14

IRoNGoN CAMP. No. $50, Sons Of
Veterans. meets every 1st and Sd Thursday
evening, each month, and every Tuesday
evening for drill ARNOLD HODGE,
j. ATTEERERRY. Capt. Commanding.
First Sergeant
Iron County register., 1890-08-14
MASS MEETINGi


The Republicans OF Iron county are hsre-
By requested 10 meet IN mass meeting al the
courthouse IN Irentnn 81 . O'Clock p. NJ. on
Saturday, August ., 1890 for the purpose ai
eleeting delegates 10 the State and Congress
sional Conventions, and 10 nominate meu
for the various county offices.
JoHs SCHwAB, Jg., Chairman.
WM B NEWMAN, Sec'y.
Iron County register., 1890-08-14

You run 10 risk All druggists guarantee
Groves Tastelsss Chill Tonic 10 do ali that
the manufacturers claim for It.
y Warranted, ne cure, no pay. There are
many limitations. To gel the genuine, ask
for GROWS.
Iron County register., 1890-08-14

rz=The demand for IrzIned Teachers Is great and
t Salaries 5aid are good The o-Tual DI41lorna Is
State Teachers Certificate, and the Certificate
State Certificate II4lgec 10 tNFp yea-z
Boarding s. 81 70 s. 50 per week. Many farmers
and others Cape l4irarde2u for the purpose
Of educating their children and wiz keep baarriers
IL tfefr families: hence there Is variety oi board
InE houses IL the CRY
-z-For f.I particulars send Tor Catalogue.
Address, r {. NORTON
President ofF Fa-rf1ryr
Iron County register., 1890-08-14

Groves Tasteless Chill Tonic is perfect.
MalRrial Liver Tonic and Blood purifier
removes bilousDess without pureing. AZ
pleasant as lemon syrup. Il is as large as
any Dollar tonic and retails for Doc. 10 get
the genuine, ask for GROVES.
Iron County register., 1890-08-14

When Barry was SICK, we gave her Castoria
When she became Hiss she chung 70 Cassurlg
When she had Children, shs gave them Casro-sa
Iron County register., 1890-08-14
NOTICE WELL!

As We intend TO move into other
quarters between this and Septem-
Der 1st, we viii for the next 45 DAYS
sell all SUMNER GooDs AT WHOLE
SALE PRICES; and as We have quite
Large Stock still ON hand, you viii
do well TO call early, as, al these
prices, Goods viii go like not cakes.
D. F. REESE d BRO.
P. S.-T'his is no Scheme, y for
we mean just what we say.
Iron County register., 1890-08-14
Children Cry for
Pitchers Castoria.
ssiTss..ss:y d ths .sasa s' .Issss..

COLUMBIA, Boone Co.. No., July !, 1909.
T. 58e C16rh. 6f the Iron County Court:
SIE-It Is ny duty 70 inform you that, under
the provisions q Section S1S3, Revised Statutes
o. Missouri, 1854, Your county Is entitled
TO send 70 the departments Of the state / NJ
verSlry at I0fumula aDQ holla, CURING LIE
year ending june 4. 1891, eight students,
between the ages OF Sixteen ana Twenty i've
Years, L Jn1er tle rules adopted by the Board
Of CuraIors, students "'stau possess good
moral character, and shall 2ass satisfactory
examination IL orthOgraphy, reading, writing
arithmetic and geography and must pay
the fees prescribed bv said act. 10 wit; On
m&GrIculaElng, al entrance lee Of ten dollars,
and contingent lee Of five dollars; and like
contingent 1ee 81 the beginning Of the second
half wear, making the whole annual charge
tw wenty dollars, which must be paid By every
student, except Regularly ordained ministers
o. tbs gospel belonging TO any OF the various
feIEloUs denominations II this STATE ana
INDECENT young men preparing for the minis
Ery. Or the schools Of Medicine ana Engi-
neerlng. the annual charge is forty dollars,
each. For the Law School fifty dollars for
first wear students an6 forty dollars for second
wear students. Examinations fer admission
viii be given by the English and matfle
maIicRl departments on Thursday, Friday,
Saturday and Monday, September 4th, 5Ih, 9th
and Sbh. preceding The opening O4 the [ III
Versity. The session Of al the departments
will begin Oh the
Second Tuesday. 9th of September.
and viii continue until the first Thursday Of
June, 18th 1s9I-except that Of the School o1
Mines and MeGallUrgy al kOQa, which viii
begin and end one week later. and lhe Law
School which opens October lst, 1890.
The Missouri State Military School If now
department Of The State University. NJ issOUri
Rev. Stat, 1889. Secs. G9@7- 3D. Each Senator
and Representative IL the 1TeueTal Assembly
is expected 70 appoint one cadet from his dis
Urict during the month OF a August These ca
dets after passing The required examinations
viii he admitted 20 the Academic departmen1s
Of the University free Of IuiTi5n. Two CON-
.lete uniforms Will be- furnished hy the STATE
to each cadet
Ample provision has been made for the
education and care Of young women II al the
classes Of the University, and Z course Of
study specially adapted for them mas been
adopted. See catalogue 1890, pages b 10 81.
beg TO call vour attention 10 the appended
extract from the Law on this subject. You
viii please. after giving two weeks publIca-
Gion 10 this certificate, transmit TO me, On or
before September 1st, list Of the names Of
al the youth of your county who intend 10
verstTv at the commencement Of the next ses-
sion. II Buct. list Is not transmitted, students
from other counties will be allowed to enter IL
lieu Of those to which your county is entitled
Board can be had il clubs IL the college
building 50r male students at g. 2o Der week
IL private families al $500 10 -. ST.
! an very respectfully. your ob't serv't.
a. G. BADB Secretary
Iron County register., 1890-08-14

Assistant II Science
Tc be selected
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-04-01
RlJuroRD FALLS

Uncle John writes me that he viii
spend the summer on Mt. Zlrcon, barrel
Ing mineral water, for which be thinks
Their. will ~ q big demand. The com
psny will build q spring house. -. T.
Putnam took q load ~ the water Ia the
Pond Monday.
I .kipped over on the crust and ic-
Last nigh, a. the ofilcc and up to vi Alb
hott'. Ia ct Volume No. Two. ] found
III In the stable door all .ilcked up for
tho party. lie showed me, With evident
pride, hi. standard brci MARI. Kate.
A. sm not powerful GA horse p~iigr-c,
you will excuse me for no, tracing the
lineage hack tn >olomon's stable. only
know there I. Morgan blood there.
Could b. the sole owner ~ q horse near
akin a. II 1. nov possible to b. In the
old, original Morgan. thu, could carry
me ani my grip sack !. ar IL miles an
hour aud, as oc'asion required, strike q
AIS clip, you might keep your tro'tlng
Mamhrino. and would contlnu- io Jog
cont.u,esiiy along In the same oil rui.
III. MARI can take him along the
highway. aud hyways In manner Y"
produce heArt failure In the hr.,.i at the
unh-lle,ing and the fearful. Wilson has
lately purchased . pair 10 horse. ~ Mrs..
Dana kImhall. Hitch them Ia an I'm.
movable load and ,hey will cling and
claw ,ili the tug. break or their icc-n,ll.
Nv 81. imesn, In plain pro.e, that they
can pull some.
Msudant. our stage driver, came along
remarkably early lat night. There Va.
q dance n the cni II hls route. Maud
l. generally on time. lie !. thoroughly
alive aud an arr hls horse..
And now a story ~ cruelty from
certain LEGALITY rraehe. ". \ certain
per.on while breaking hi colt allowed
hi tnmper Ca o,ercomehls Judgment.
IIe beat the colt In such wav
that q neighbor inisrfsrcd. The colt
IA. not been seen alive since that
day. n I. believed Ia have dlc'i AMI
bccn secr,ily buried. There are lo,s ~
people tina, when II can D. truthfully
aid ~ them, thcy also dIei aud were
buried, ther, will ~ up glad shout
anil a Mild hurrah from the brute Gre
alton. Sort ~ horse laugh, az u w-rc.
The Last time Va. At Buckheld ] mo-
tlrs~i IN. t,-opl. ~-r- no, 80 "p~r.nnlsl
AZ they hal been. They bore the marks
~ in aud agr quit. consplcuou.ly. NJ
most In q condition to drip from the
wind shaken trc. ~ life. Perhaps viii
come down ani drop With you " u would
D. an accommodation.