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PASTURE E.
ENCOURAGES NOTICE.

ENCOURAGES NOTICE.
Notice is hereby given that an order has bee n
made by the Surrogate of the County of Burlington,
bearing date on the Nineteenth day of June, A. d..
1890, upon the application of Mary Ann Elms and
Mary Elms, the subscribers, requiring the creditors
of GEORGE ELMES, Senior deceased, to bring
in their claims against the estate of said ~decedent,
under oath or affirmation, on or before March 10,
A. d. 1897, or they will b. debarred of any action
therefor against the said executrices.
MARY ANN ELMES,
MARY ELMES,
Executives.
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FOR Sale 7

A IS room frame house, situated on Warren
street, near Jennings. All modern conveniences.
For full particulars apply at this office.
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We have no ''half-price''
Baby Coaches, but we are
selling at $3.50 the same
Coach that is told of outside as
less than half price at $Io.75.
A very good Coach, too, fine
ratten body, side pockets,
satin upholstery, silesia para
sol with lace cover, spring and
brake. Really $Io.75 is not
an unfair price for 1.-THE won
der to get it at $3.50.
Same style, body a little
better, 5000.
Good Baby Coach for as
little as IS, or you can have
one made precisely to your
mind and put as much honest
cost in it as you say.
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For Rent !

Near Stations room House, barn, 7 a. pure
water, shade, large lawn, variety of fruit. Box III
Beverly, N. j.. or this Office.
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NOTICE.

All persons indebted to R. P. Hams, late News
dealer. are requested to settle with my agent, Mr.
John T.. Morrell.
Beverly, April IS, 1890. R.. P. HAMS.
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A DEMONSTRATORS NOTICE.

A DNIIVIJI vi OTN INO TIE.
Notice is hereby given that an order has been
made by the Surrogate of the County of Burlin gton,
bearing date on the Nineteenth day of June, A. d.
1890, upon the application of George Glide TT, the
subscriber, requiring the creditors of JOSEPH Fl.
TOMS, deceased, to bring in their claims against
the estate of said decedent, under oath or afirma-
ton, on or before March roth, A.. D. 1891, or they
will be debarred of any action therefor against the
said administrator.
GEORG E GILBERT,
6-2I-2E1 Administrator
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You'll be surprised to see
how little ice is needed to keep
the Puritan Refrigerator near
a zero temperature in the hot
test weather.
Upright, $I2.75 to 800.
Sideboards, $I2 to $40.
Ice Chests, $3.50 to $40.
Beverly banner. [volume] (Beverly, N.J.) 1877-1964, 1890-07-05
For SALE Oh TO RENT.

A seven roomed house, situate on Second StIee'
above Cooper.
Apply to
CHAS. JONES,
Nov loft. No. I49 Dock Street. Phila.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1890-02-09
MAKING REPAIRS TO 1T
Franchises that Have Been nended by
the Aldermen.
CsAasge~ Mahe In aecttoas 0f the Water
Franchts and In That Proposed
by the New Motor Lime
Things tn he Done.

special Correspondents of the standard.
BUTTE, Feb. s.-The Judiciary commit
tee Of the city council, consisting OF Alder
men Pinkham, McDermott and Mueller.
and Acting City Attorney Welcome. met
this afternoon at Attorney Welcomes
office i'm West Granite street. The object
of the meeting was to consider the pro-
posed ordinance and franchise for an
electric street railway and the Silver Bow
Hydraulic Mining
The first matter considered was that of
the electric street railway. Engineer ".
e.. Ray appeared for the Ii was
agreed tn recommend the adoption of the
proposed ordinance, hut several changes
were made. Among these was the provis-
ion that the wires of the road should ut no
ground. Another provision was made
that the city should he unidentified i'm the
sum of sJO.OOO against any damage or in-
jury that might he done by the road. Ii
was also provided that the road should
carry only. mother provision
was tina, the motive power should be linn
posed franchise and should not in any
event include steam power. IL was pro-
videdt that i rails may be used. The COM
pany was required to file "a map with the
city clerk of the entire route, tn which the
must rigidly adhere. The filling
the supervision OF the city council. II was
provided that no trestle should he built
over Missoula gulch, but that the gulch
should he filled i'm by the company at n
point where il Is to cross. The committee
also provided that the council should re-
serve to itself the right of aging at what
point i'm the streets the tracks are To he
laid. The power will not he delegated tn
the street commissioner or tn any one
else, but will he retained by the council.
- There was also a lengthy discussion
over the proposed franchise OF the
new water and several
changes were made in that.
Thu p was required To hunt up
bonds of $1,000 to- indemnify the city
! against any loss whatever. Ii had beer,
provided i'm the franchise that when the
company lays laterals by the authority of
the council. fire plugs shall he
placed for the use of the city at in
tcrvals of every 300 feet. The committee
struck out that clause entirely. The
proposition To furnish water to the city
hall was also stricken out entire'y. All
pipes and mains are to be laid directly
under the supervision of the city council.
in order not to interfere i'm any way with
the sewer system. A. with the electric
railway. So with the water Tho
direction of affairs was taken from thu
street commissioner and city engineer anu
reserved by the council itself.
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WORKING BUTTE.
Building and IOan Operations tai whic
That City Contributes.

Building and LOAN Operations tai which
THAT City Contributes.
special CorresDondence of the standard.
BUTTE, Feb. sit has been remarked
around town the past week or two that
agents for building aud loan associations
from Minneapolis are working the city
quite extensively. Some of the companies
have their own agents, while others en-
ploy local agents tn act for them. A Butte
real estate agent who. until lately, was am
agent for one of the Minneapolis COM
panies said to-day.
1.-THE agents are working Montana most
extensively no and some of them are at
present in Butte. l know well from cx-
perience the course they pursue. A gilt
held out, the agents working mostly
among the working class, and those who
arc anxious tn obtain a home in "a very
short time. I'm order to obtain n loan the
man must first purchase stock i'm the ASSOC
citation. at so much "a share, with monthly
Il Il usually represented that one must
pay for from three to six months into the
association i'm order To become entitled to
n loan. But the loans never come. At
least in my experience ! only know of one
loan that has been made tai parties i'm
APPLICANT ai asks for his loan and is pas
oil with one excuse or another.
The Fact Is, Tie apGlisati9m is Usually
consequence is that after "a few months
more the applicant becomes disgusts-d
and disheartencd and throws up his
stock. The money paid i'm of course il
all gain for the association. I don't deny
that there is plenty of capital i'm these AS
sociations and that they make. loans as
they profess. But know that they make
very few of them here. The money is
taken away to Dakota or Minnesota to in
vest. But il is natural that our people
should bite at the chance to get a loan
cheap. IL being represented to them that
the money is furnished from the East.
where money il very cheap. I make no
reference to our local loan and building
| association. for they do all they profess to
do. and are perfectly reliable. Those wl,o
want money can safely rely on them.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1890-02-09

BUTTE, Feb. SIN the district court tor
day the matter of the estate of Edward
Petit was continued to February IL.
In the case of the city of Butte ~. ID h.
Cohen the hearing ON the motion for "a
new trial was passed until called up.
In the case of A. Pincus VS.. John Dowd
the motion to dismiss the appeal was con-
tinucd until February 10.
In the case of Lewis Coleman W.. John
II. Curtis. the demurrer WAS submitted.
The case OF John =. Bowman vs.. l.. ID.
Sprague was ordered on the calendar.and
William Connors was appointed receiver
ON filing a bond for 81 go.
In the case OF John Carlisle Va. }. r.
Rickartts, the motion to strike out certain
parts of the answer was set for February
4. b. Harnne wal granted his final nat
u~ralization papers.
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They surprised Him.

Special correspondence Of the standard.
BUTTE Feb. "a pleasant social event
last evening. was "a surprise party given
i'm honor Of John Kirby. chief of the Mon
tana Circle Mol, Brotherhood of the Union,
who left for Chicago to-day ON important
business. Al an early hour i'm the evening
the guests began to arrive, and by 10
O'Clock the pleasant little cottage on
South Montana street was filled with
friends and members of the order. The
evening was spent pleasantly and ended
with "a surnptuoiis lunch rcpared by Mrs.
Kirky. who spared no pains to- make the
occasion agreeable to all present. Among
the guests present Were: j. Is. Knight. w.
H. - ~ Snn R: nnn'i"
Payne, Fred Gearey. A. ID. Cameron. and
George NunpesSer,
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1890-02-09
For Popular Plays.

special Correspondence of the standard.
BUTTE. February s.-The report pub
lished i'm the STANDARD several days ago
that the Pavilion on West Granite street,
near the court house. was tai Ina turned
into n theater. ~ confirnicd. Mo-srs. Fred
q. Andrews and Clarence w. Lee, mama
ger OF the Andrews Dramatic Company.
which closed IA very successful two-nigits'
engagement at the opera house last night.
have leased the Pavilion and will open il
on Monday evening. February 18th. as "a
popular price th"ater. IL will b.
called "The Lyceum Thcat.r."
and TIA. prices viii be -.
and az cents. the latter priccs-crurinR the
test reserved seats IN the house. The
new theatre will bc open every night .x-
cept Sunday. and will eater tai the, best
amusement going element. A speciality
will br made of Saturday afternoon matt
n.es for ladies and children. III. house
will hs heated and lighted throughout by
electricity. The opening attraction will
be the Andrews Dramatic company in
richardson's comedy. "daSte. pr Against
the World" The bill will IN. changed a.
often az desired.
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BUTTE CURRENT NOTES.

"A. =. Clark returned from Helena las,
night.
The vulcan mime IN washington street
~ up "e" NJ.
IT.: t6.enaam mas ,nca'G si., rM. s = DIAM"
Tom Connolly. the carriage man from
Dubuque, has been in the city for a few
days.
DE L. H~apfaugh, manager of the Mon
tana at Anaconda, was i'm this city yesteT'-
day.
The Boston & Montana ompan paid
off it's men yesterday, e~nlivening trade
IacL Dou,d lcf, Bu,,, Yesterday for Cal
;fnrnin and the South. In is understood
that he went after race horses.
Miller. ono of the vaurants arrested i'm n
cah;n p." "re ,be Gavr1n NINE Was tried
YESTERDAY and fined so and costs.
rr,.. ~. n -, ,.,
~, ~ ,,ou, 49, H. H. ,rn,rii
hiock Xestcr,iny.
m. Ir,;., I,..;uo ,r.;, ,,,, ,,,s ,..,
Inc on.on tachnc .ra,n una. an ne.n
at $50 in the evening, the old time.
Miss Mamie Donflelly was bitteH % y
arg cog WINE on tIt way hoane from 'he
sisters schooi yes'er"a!
teer mine, and on February 18th a con
tract will he let for sinking II shaft 40
feet.
A faro dealer AT the Crystal. while play
ing billiards at the house OF Ni~orehoise
Ainertsoh iast h.ent. was ronpco oi III
sold wauch anu cH"a".
FL. Wood has relieved Charles Gray at
the Northern Pacific material yards. Mr..
Gray has gone to Frenchtown to I'LL the
position OF chief clerk for l.. -. Lathrop.
cepted an offer from thep patriotic order of
Sons of America for five handsome 42-star
flags, one TO be placed ON each public
Yesterday was the largest pay day IN
the history of the Parrot mine. :One hum
-hL, :,l...I H., sb.,, l,.I
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1890-02-09
THINGS ARE MOVING.
Great Fails Busy with New RaIIrosssl. and
big Dams.

Great Fails ssusy with New Railroads ansl
Big Dams.
Special To the standard.
GREAT FALLS, February :. -('hief Engi-
neer Barclay, of the Great Falls Il Escan-
ada railway. which is to- connec this city
with Her Majcsty's dominion ON the
north, accorded the Tribune IA brief inter
view to-day. "fou can say" said MIR.
Barclay, ''that the road will b, built as
soon as men and money can build il. My
staff will bc here i'm "a day or two. and by
"Wednesday mex. they will be in the field.
There il no time to lose. as l have To give
the contractors the location BY the first
day of March. The route il still tn he
found. l have i'm my mind two different
routes between Great Falls and the Ma
rias. and il will require some field work
to determine which il the available one.
From the Marias the line is practically
settled. We will go down the Dry Fork Ia
the Marias river at Conrad, then follow
mp the latter strcaIh "a few miles Ia a cor.
lee that takes us easily tai the bench and
thence IL IL almost AN air line to Letli-
bridge" The work il tn b@ iinisiied 10y
September list.
81. Paul. Regarding the contract for the
building of the Great Missouri dam he
says: The bids were opened, and by this
time the award has probably been made.
bids, the difference between the loves,
and the highest being over S2O.UD enough
to- build n pretty good sized dam itself
The bid of Fred whitesides * tn. loves,
and il will doubtless he accepted as soon
as the usual inquiry a. to bondsmen il in.
Fred Whitesides. to whom Mr.. Gibson
refers. formerly visited here and has
since been engaged in shipping limeston,
from Wolf creek To the Great Falls smell
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THEY COULDN'T BUY THEM.
East. RIA Capitalists Make Diners for several
Pieces of Property.

Pieces of Property.
BY the Standards Special Wire.
BUTTE. Feb. "a party of Eastern cap
~italists has been making strong efforts to
buy roper in Butte to-day, but met with
little success. The sum of S27 1900 was
offered to-day for the Forbis block on
East Broadway: Si5. 900 was offered for
Cans K Kiein's block on Main street:
$751; 600 for the lot i'm the rear of Clark 4
Larrabic's bank, and S2s.soo for two lots
there. All of these offers were refused.
An offer was made for the store of
James H.. Lynch in Main street but was
refused. James. A. Murray sold to A. r.
Bray "a ID foot front adjoining the latter's
Main street for $aUO "a foot. A three-story
brick block will be built there.
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special Correspondence Of the Standard.
Butte. Feb. s.-A new lodge of the
Ancient Order Of Forc-ter- will be estat~
ii-hsd at Meaderville on February -. Al
u meeting of the Battc lodge last night
initiatory steps were AXE toward the
establishment OF the lodge. The follow
ing officers were chosen: William
Thomas. X. e; William IA. Eddy. -. T..
Il: Thomas Treloar. treasurer; A. Noble,
r. -: william Richardson. II. =; Charles
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vcrain. =. g.; j. j. ]. "; j.
Drnsby, Thomas Waters and Mr.. Hosch-
kis. trustees. The creation OF this new
Griffin, past chief ranger Of the Butte
lodge.
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BUTTE. Feb. s.-Marshal Macarthur i'm
tends tai pursue The pawnbrokers of the
city until they consent to do a legitimate
business, and will cinch them every time
they violate the ordinances. For years
they have had great freedom and have
done about as they pleased. A. Blumkin
to a l~3tyear-old boy. Blumkin pleaded
guilty and was fined. The sale cost him
81. SO there WINS no profit i'm IL. This
makes the third pawnbroker that has
been arrested the past week.
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Wanted.

To buy old clothes. Parties having old
clothes to sell will get well paid for them
by addressing p. -. box 51S, Anaconda.
Mont.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1890-02-09

The Holman Hotel and R~e-saarant.
Open day and night. The largest and
finest r~estauran in the city. Private en-
trance leading tn private dining rooms, s5
East Park street. Butte.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1890-02-22
Bueklen's Arnica Salve

The BEST SAIYE in the world ior
,uts, Bruises, Sores. Ulcers, Salt
Rheum. Fever Sores, letter, Chappcd
Hands. Chiiblains, Corns; and all skin
EruptIuns. and positively cures Piles,
CT no pay required II is guaranteed
TO give perfect satisfaction or money
refunded. Price % cents per box
For Sale by J.. t. ZONES
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1890-02-22
Pile piles! Itching Piles!

SYMPTOMS - Moisture; intense itching
and singing; most ut lnisht; worse by
scratching. If allowed to continue tumors
form, which often bleed and ulcerate, be-
coming very sore. SwAYNE'S OINTMENT
stops the itching and bleeding, heals ulcer
alton, and in most cases removes the tu-
morS. At druggists, or by mail. for 30
cents. DR.. Swayne n Son, Philadelphia.
upyIi-fm
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1890-02-22

Mcssrs, S. NJ. lrion aud l.. G. lrion,
under the firm name Of lrion Bros.
will open up n first class stock of Mer'
clandise in Macon, about March LIST,
IN the house now occupied by MIR. I'd
Patty, next door TO A, Klaus. Mr.,
Sam Irion, in merchandising again, Ii
getting back in his old line of business
aud his brother Lewis has never
known any thing else, so the bushes:
will be in The hands of two expert
cnccd iAcn. Mr.. Lewis lrion has al
ready made his purchases OF Dress
Goods. Sc, and IN every department
the stock will be entirely new, ant
the public will also find something new
in the way OF prices. The goods arr
arriving daily. aud everything will b'
IN readiness by Saturday, March LIST
Don't forget the place aud the date
and be sure to be on hand at the open
ing.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1890-02-22
Lent Commences February 18th

r, NJ. Marx has just received fresh
Mackcrel, Goldfish and Salmon. Fresh
Oysters during Lent, but give Your
orders in time. Fresh cabbage, Irish
and Sweet Potatoes and Krout, Bana-
mas aud Oranges.
Sugar House Molasscs, so cts per gal
New York Cream Cheese, l5cls pcrl0'
California Prunes. II | 2 cts per ID.
E~vaporatcd Apples, u l-2 els per 10.
Dricd Peaches and many other
things for Lent,
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CHERRIES SALE.

NIHERtEF'S SALE.
The State of Mississippi,
NoXubec County,
j. =. StOyall use Il. e. Patty
No. SAGA VS..
ID. Il. Dismukes,
By virtue of the above stated writ. di-
rccted to me from the Office of John \. Ty-
son. Circuit Clerk of said county, | will on
Monday, the Sd day Of March. 1880.
ut the Couri- House of said County, within
legal hours, sell by auction TO the highest
bidder for cash. the following property,
which has been levied on by me as the pro-
perry of the said de cndant, and will be..sold
to satisfy said writ and all costs, to-wit:
Northwest quarter sec 9, T -, II ID.
The above property is situated III the
above said county and state.
Y. T, DORROH
feb--lt Sheriff.
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fUTATION NOTICE.
The State of Mississippi,

The State Of Mississippi,
NoXubee County.
Amanda Butkhaulter,
No 1901 ys. In Cbancery.
Alfred Buckhaltcr.
We command you TO be aud appear before
the Chancellor Of nj said .,Chanccry Court
ut II term thereof, to he holden ut the Court
House IN the town Of Macon. IN said coun-
~, on tie
ath Monday in April, A. D.. 1850,
then and there to plead. answer or demur
to the Bill Of Complaint in said cause.
Witness my signature and the seal Of said
Court ahi xcd, this t1th day of Fcb'y. A. ID
1870. ROBERT c. PATTY.
feb2s-it. Clerk.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1890-02-22
EE PRUDENT

When the proprictors It 4 blood remedy tell you
that iodiaa Of potash is a ruisoa Simply because
Their opponents use it. tliei. assertions ais aia!'te
deceive, and ,ouf Use Of 10 bottles Of inert stuff
their object. lodiGe Of potash is as essential to \
true blood remedy, as paJc tlood iicsser.;ialto good
health. No fercay las Wovtn
OUICKCURE itself 50 safe. sure and CYIcK
an erad!cAtor OF me:calial,
syphilitic, scrolu,ous, malaTill or other POISON, tor
eiga 20 hcal,h. that gets into bone and blood, when
AZ else fails rs e. i. Il. Send to Blood Balm Co.,
Atlanta, Ga, for illustrated Dock Ct Wonders
..,td with convincing proof cl QUIcH CURES Of
seemingly incurable Gases.
4. r. Brit.on, Jackson, Tenn, writes: 81 CON
,gacted malaria in the swaMps Of Louisiana Will,
working for the telegraph company, and used every
kind Of medicine | could hear of withoat relief. lat
last succeeded in breaking the fever
POISON but / cost me over $1,000, and then
my system Was Frustrated AID sltu'
I rated with poison anu became alnos; helpless. ]
finally cane here, my mouth 50 filed with sores
that ! could scarcely cat, and my tongue Jaw and
filed with little knots. Naliols remedies were re-
sorted to without e.e.t. bought two botticso OF u.
B. B.. and It has cured AID strengthened me. All
sores of my n.ca,i Ne healed and my tongue entire
II clear Of knots ard soreness, and | feel hAe 4 new
man.
r. Saultcr, Athens, Ga, writes: 81 have Ceea
afflicted with Catarrh ior many years, although all
sorts Of medicines AMI several doctors did their best
to cure ne. My 5looo was very impure, and uoth-
Ing ever had any eject upon the
CAThRRH disease until ! used that great
BLOOD Remedy known as b. b.
g., a few bottles Of which effected an entire cure. l
recommend !. to all who have Catarrh. | refer to
any merchant or tanker Of Athens, Ga, and will
reply to any inquiries
Benj. Morris. Atlanta, Ga, writes ~ had no
appetite, my kidneys felt
SORE T0NSIIS sore, my throat was ulcerat-
ed and my breast a mass OF
running sores. Seven bottles Of h. B. B., entirely
cured me-" q
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1890-02-22

suggestions as TO who should, represent us
the Constitutional Convention. the writers
of which seem to think that we of West
NoXubee could not furnish man compe-
tent to participate in the deliberations Of
that august body. We beg leave to differ
with them and think we are entitled to at
least QUO member and suggest the Hon. J.,
A, Nicholson as that man. lie is 4 nan OF
broad guage, much experience in public
affairs, is familiar with the wants and needs
of our people. Let's send from the District
r. C. Patty, County j. A. Nicholson J. IL.
.Jamison and Geo. NJ. Gilmore. This is an
able four horse team who would pull for
the interest of the people, With them a
our delegates We will have nothing to fear,
but when the constitution is completed, we
will be proud Of their record.
WEST NoXUBEE.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1890-02-22

Tho Jewels Entertainment at the
Methods, Church last night was well
attended, about two hundred being
! present. and they were SO well pleased
they will go again and induce their
friends 10 go.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1890-02-22

1t is reported in town that a negro
named Israel Henley has confessed to
burning Mr.. A. II. Bush's cotton last
fall. lie wanted TO burn some other
negroes cotton for spite, was the reason
he gave for it, and in SO doing burned
Mr.. Bush's cotton also.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1890-02-22

Fifi' thought a days rccrea.
Held, with gun aud dog,
pod company, would put
pod Fix for work during
Arriving upon the ground
tparatcd with The under
meet at n certain place on
)omc. After the hunt the
The last to come up. and
Fall oui'-"wcll boys, let's
n divide" All right. and
evcn from one, ten from an.
Pen from another and one
Dg from Tho Sheriff. The
badly sold however they
nal division and promised
who was i.ic worst shot. bul
Pl'. and the Shcrin's rcpuia
pod shot IL gone. lie vii
some other field.