Lewis County Journal from Monticello, Missouri • 3

Personal. LEWIS CQ. JOURNAL TRUE EARLY, MEETI NG OF THE IMi.VCD OK hql AUAA triox. Tbe Comity Boaid of Equalization will meet at th office ot the lcrk ot the count? court, on Monday, the 4id day of April, 187, und continue amoral d.t), tor tho purpoae of equalizing valuation of property uhd tbe book. Any ana all who may fed aggrieved oer lutHCMMiiunt will take thm opportunity of having tlicir aggriovuuce adjusted.

V. G. WATmjN, Clerk Co. Court. In another place wo print an article which was dipped from the Ralls County Guide, which is headed, Give us a Primary.

We liape all those interested in our loctd politics will read it. We liopo the Central Committee will read it, and especially that part which referg to tiic appointment of firm, fair and competent judges. If every voting precinct in tiiis county hud sudi judges at the primary as Dickerson had two years ago, there would be no cause of complaint. The judges here positively refused to let auv man vole whom they did not believe would vote Die Democratic ticket at the general election. All the murmuring nnd grumbling that we ever hail in this couuty about slush votes came from Die river precincts, where judges were appointed who did not have the buck-bonc to re (use Republicans from voting at Die primaries.

If they want to know how slush votes ure prevented in Dicker-son, we will say Dint such men ns J. W. Williams, J. D. Million, W.

T. Cox and T. B. Hau-ly act as judges. Appoint men with Die same grit aud buck-hone of Dicse men aud you won't have auv slush votes.

During the past week the young people liave enjoyed a couple of pleasant parties in the neighborhood, one atMr.S.D. Mattinglys and one at Mr. Frank Green's. lion. F.

I Marchand is the ouly man we can hear of for Central Committeeman from Dickerson. Let him ho chosen. Ho lias been tried and nover found wanting. Jas. T.

Hutton moved this week into Jas. Barnes house at the foot of the hill, the one occupied by W. H. Graves while here. James Biirnes moved into the house witli his father.

The Rails County Guido not ouly improves in its character as a newspaper but iu its general nppear-anco. The last number mine out with a new head, which looks well. Married: At tbe residcuec of the brides pnrents, on Sunday eve, Marcli 26th, 1882, by Elder T. S. Scott, Mr.

Julian B. Cooper and Miss Enmm A. Scott, both ot Lewis comity. Our enterprising postmaster, IV. G.

Allen, has made urrungemeuts and will soon erect a large ware-room at Die rear of his already largo storeroom, which will add greatly to its appearance. J. T. Wright, near Stcflanville, gays there has been great losses sustained in his neighborhood from Die want of sufficient feed to keep them from starving. Near 60 head of cattle have died.

If celebrations go by turns in Lewis county Montieello ought to have one this 4th. What do our citizens say to having one? A meeting at the court house some evening soon could determiue Die matter. A flue young horse was stolen from J. M. Gentry, near Slielbyvilie, last Friday night.

The thief, one Lloyd Anderson, was raptured near Colony, and brought to Slielbyvilie Tuesday. Shelbina Index. The Catholics of New London are organizing a branch of the order of Catholic Knights ot America a temperance and mutual life insurance association. All practical Catholics will be admitted into the order. Ralls County Record.

Last Sunday evening this section ol country was visited by a regular August thunder storm, traveling from south-west to north-east. Really its approach had all the indications of a cyclone. Wlmt will become of this country should these storms keep on multiplying? A. Brooks, of Warren-burg, l'residenl of the State Alliance to secure au amendment to our constitution prohibiting llio sale of ardent spirits, will hold a convent ion for Mo. iu Canton, Apiil 18.

Ill ami '-0, anil invites all trmpcrnncd organizations to send delegates. Jas. G. Hall was iu town Tuesday. He reports lus milling busiue-s.

booming; says lie believes lie is grinding and selling three times us much flour as any country mill in the county. Mr. Hull is a miller of long experience, and lie is worthy and deserving of the patronage lie is receiving. We hope that during (lie coining year we will not again hear Republicans damning our Democratic county for assessing heir lands higher than their Democratic neighbors, simply because they were Republicans. Let all come to the meeting of Dio Board of equalization or forever hold their peace.

In a conversation with Capt. Halley, ou Monday, lie stated that in all his experience tiiis year surpassed all previous years in lie number of public sales this part of the country, but added that one redeeming feature was that stock of ail kinds brought a good price and some a fancy price and as long as such is the case we need not fear that we arc retrograding. Nellie Dickerson, an old colored woman 110 years old who is known to many ouly ns Aunt Nellie, dropped suddenly dead yesterday evening while returning from a visit. An inquest was held by Coroner Waddill. which resulted in developing the above.

She was undoubtedly the oldest person living iu this county and had led a very remarkable, life. Kirksvillc Democrat. A short squib appearing iu the columns of the Journal of Marcli 24th, over the signature of Porter, has caused some little dissatisfaction on account of its being rather unqualified. The language at the time was not approved of by the editor of this paper, and he refused to be responsible for the same, hence the fictitious signature. We will say for the benefit of those interested, that the parties referred to in the item were a man and wile from Quincy, attending court here, aud were putting on a great deal ef sickening style.

ROFESSIONAL AKD3. J. B. MARCHAND, PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON, MGSTICELLG MISSOURI. Office Globe Drug store.

4 2 J. A.DAVIS,M.D., PzrSICld'Y SVRCBOJf, Haring permanently located at Montieello, offers bis professional services to all who may favor him with a call Calls promptly attended to at all hours. 31 Diseases ot women and children a specialty. J. W.

NIXON, M. D. Physician and Surgeon! Monticemd, Missouri. Utiles at residence. 0.

0. CLAY, ATTORNEY AT LAW, Office over the bank, Monticclln, Mo. Abstracts of Titles furnished. Collections attended to promptly. BLAIR MARCIILAND, ATTORNEYS AT LAW, MONTICELLO, HO.

All legal bualnoM attended to promptly. BUS1IK0D F. THOMPSON, Attorney and Counselor at Law. AND NOTARY PUBLIC, MONTICELLO, MO. All Tgal business attended to promptly.

Offico, lt door up stairs, west of liiiuk. 331 SOUTHERN nOTELi Capt. Thos. M. Howard, Prop.

South side Court House Montieello, Missouri A good teed stable In conm-ctiim with the bouse. EQWdft MOUSE. lj AVm. R. HOWARD, lltoi-R, Corner of Fifth anil Lewis Streets.

CANTON, MO. The onlr flrst-elass houe in the city. Free Itus to arid from all boats and trains. Kates fj j)ef day. Hoard by the week.

4-19-13 J. A. BENNESON, WATCHMAKER AND JEWELER, AND DEALER IN Watches, Clocks and Jewelry, 502 HAMPSHIRE NEAR FIFTH, QUINCY ILLINOIS. Fine Watch Repairing Specialty. Suti.fuc-tiou Guaranteed.

MONTICELLO Livery Stable, ivncKUA Missouri. II, Ivins' purchased A full ftnd complete liy-rrv dtnek, I um well to furni.lt Rule, eo'nveiuent and prompt conveyances to part, ol the county at reaaonalile rules, Lull at Capt. T. M. How ard-a feed stable.

David Mu.er, Jr Wm B. Grave. J. W. Penn GRAVES PENN, DKALKltS IX Drugs, Paints, Oils, BOOKS, 8TATIOXEHY, Jfuiicn oodzf CUTLERY, ETC.

Clark Street bet. 4th 5th, 3 48 CANTON, MO. W. C. ALLEN, DEALER IX GROCERIES I NOTIONS, QUEENSW1EE, GLASS WAEE, IAEDWAEE, ..1 .11 all article, kept In a flrst-clM.

Grot. houae. Highest market price peld lor all COLXTRV I ltOulCK. NortheaM Himer Square, opposite Liudell Hotel, Monti-teilo. F.

J.KLUTHE, Dealer in Groceries Provisions, 107 CLARK 8T.j Canton, Mo. C. C. Merrill called Monday. O.

C. Clay was in Durham Wednesday. lion. J. G.

Blair went to Edina Tuesday. L. I), and Whit Bourn were iu town Tuesday. W. S.

Ewalt, of Deer Ridge, was iu town Tuesday. Jasper Mackey left for Ohio this week to visit his brother, who is quite sick. Mrs. Addic Steele, of Canton, is visiting her mother, Mrs. Agee, at tiiis place.

John Bourn, of Belie, was iu town the first of Die week. W. C. Bradshaw made us a pleasant and profitable call on Monday. I).

E. Musser returned AVcduesduy from a business trip to palmyra. Hon. F. L.

Marchand and B. F. Thompson were at Canton AVednes-day. R. O.

Smith returned from Iiko Co. Wednesday, and will remain during Die summer. J. T. Flack nml E.

I). Bixler, of Lew-istowu. were among the friends who called Monday, Messrs. Geo. Spidlc aud Jas.

Snider, of the vicinity of La Belle, left ou Monday Inst for Colorado. AVm. L. Graves, of La Belle, and one of the pioneers of tiiis county, made us a short visit AVednesday. AV.

M. Bimibarger, 'editor of Die Sliclliina Index, spent Tuesday night and AVcilnesdiiy morning in Mouticel-lo. Jlis many friends here are always glad to see him. Mrs. E.

E. Hat man and children left hero on Monday for Nashville, Ohio, where she goes to visit her parents, of which her father is very sick aud not expected to live. Among the proceedings at Die County Court held here on Monday are Die following: Green C. Bureli granted dram shop license to sell iu Montieello for the space of six months. Frank Bennett same iu Canton.

AV. AV. Nieliols same in Canton. Circuit Court Proceedings. Kill vs St Louis and St Paul Packet Co judgment by agreement for $12.50.

Wm. Lillurd et nl vs Jas McUeynolds ot ill-evidence completed and case taken under advisment until next term. John Cason vs Johnson et al order of sale act aside 0 Clay appointed jninrdinn order of partition sale by sheriff at May term of Co court, and continued. Brown vs Covenant Mutual Life In. Co verdict for plaintiff and motion in arrest of judgment and for new trial agreement a to bill of exceptions filed.

Wright vs Hendricks motion to dismiss-appeal sustained. Catherine Finnigun vs Maurice Prlndiville motion for new trial in arrest of judgment overruled leave by agreement to file bill of exceptions before next term of court. Greely Burnham Grocer Co vs Andrew judgment for defendant. ST Porter etui vs A Porter et nl sale at next term of court and continued. Oyster vs Lightner Judgment for plaintiff one cent damages.

Elizabeth Hay vs Ed I Robinson continued. Barton A Cooper vs Mary A Towia et al continued by agreement. Folker ve. Barton A Cooper continued by agreement. Stuart Col vs John Glover and ity of La range cent I ued.

DGTuttvsWm Sprinkle Judgment by agreement for $100. Owens va St X-W Co dismissed at plaintiffs cost. Town of Canton vs Daniel Ligon jr Judgment of affirmed. DeCostor vs Jno Shanks Jr, ndminUtrutor continued. Clay vs Rickards continued.

Mahoney vs Wiley Creasy dismissed at plaintiffs cost. Stuart Col vs Yust continued. Margaret May vs Philip May continued. Jennie Allen va Thos Allen continued. Clara Wecden vs Weedon dismissed at plaintiff's cost.

Gill et al vs Eliza O'Brien et al con tinned. Cornelia Lucas vs St NW Co udgment for 1163.30. Calvin Johnston vs James Jones cause submitted to the court and tuken under ad vlsmcnt. Court adjourned until Suturdny, April 1st, at 1 00 r. m.

Special Notices. Buy your plows of J. M. Smith, lie sells them low down. Try a pair of Bushmans Celebrated Boots or Shoes, Canton, Mo.

4 30 J. Smith, of Lcwistown, is agent for the Collins Plow. G. S. riant keeps constantly a full supply of burial caskets and coffins of all sizes aud styles, which will be 6old at cost.

For sale on second floor of his drug store. 4-21 Lost: In the court room on last Friday afternoon, a 4-bladed pocket knife; back spriug broken lialf out ou one side. Any one finding same will please deliver at tiiis office. A good assortment of all qualities and sizes of burial caskets and coffins for sale one door west of J. E.

Fibles tinware store and adjoining Barnes and McAlister's carpenter shop, Mon-ticello, Mo. Any one who may hnp-pen to need any thing in the above line can call or AV. AV. Burch, whose services I have secured to do the trimming. My prices are reasonable.

Respectfully, Mrs. P. Aokk. BTOBOBTT ft CO. MONTICELLO, MCn.

31, 1882. TRAVELER'S GUIDE. Keokuk ft 8t. Louis Lina. Until further notice trains will leave Canton as follows: GOING SOUTH.

Mull and Express 10 a. M. St. Louis Express 913 P.M. Way Freight GOING HOBTH.

Mail and Express 4 WP. M. St. Louis Express 6:03 k. M.

Wuy Freight ft. 20 p.m. A. L. Griffin.

Supt. LOCAL ITEMS. Probate Court next Monday. -To-morrow is the first day of April (fool). Many of our furmers arc engaged in sowiug oats.

The Clark county circuit court convenes Monday. Farm hands are scarce and command good wages. Oyster supper at the Lindcll next Friday night, April 7th. Thos. Clay has lost thirty head of hogs, from cholera, since the last snow fail.

Rev. J. r. Nolan will preach at the Methodist church to-night (Friday) at 7:30. Some of our townsmen have been trimming their rasp berry vines this week.

Joe. Smith has bought a nice little farm in Johnson county well improved. A new school director for this place will he elected in April. Who shall it be? The board of equalization will meet next week. Sec notice elsewhere in this paper.

We do not elect a Commissioner of public schools tiiis spring. Mr. Miutcr holds over. We want a little wood, and any who have promised will bring it along, before hot weather. Remember the oyster supper at the Lindell next Friday night, April 7th, and all be present.

Ed ltax nnd Mary Wilhelm, both of Lewis county, were united in matrimony on the 23rd ult. The Montieello Custom Mills are being repainted, width adds greatly to the appearance thereof. It. W. Nelson, of Canton, has bought 160 acres of the lhilphs tract of land near Williamstown.

The candidate, like other men, wants but little here b'loiv, but how bad lie wants that little blow. The Kalioka Herald looks well just off her new power press. Glad to sec our neighbors prospering. A full supply of burial caskets ami coflins always on baud at Helm Mus-groves, Lcwistown. 4 19 6m Jas.

W. Wilson nnd Maggie Smith, both of Lewis county, were married on the 19th by Squire Templeton. An advertisement for B. C. Miller, which may he of interest to stock men, limy he sccu elsewhere in this issue.

The third quarterly meeting for the Montieello circuit will he held at Prairie View, April 1st and 2nd. All arc invited. Mrs. It. L.

of Emporin, whom wo spoke of last week as being very sick, is reported much better, nnd is able to sit up. Tito capital was almost deserted by the legal fraternity Wednesday. Wm. Ray and Wm. Marehnnd being the ouly ones loft.

Read the advertisement of O. Bradshaw elsewhere it should be interesting to all who are anxious to improve otir stock. CapL Halley will cry a public sale for James Clayton, at his residence, 3 miles north of Stcflanville, on the 8th ot April. See bills. The tide in the South is receding, but the scene of devastation as the water lowers is almost as terrible for the people to behold as the water.

J. A. West, Ed Morris, J. T. Lloyd, W.

K. Marchand and Dr. Nixon would make a good ticket for the new town council at the coming election. G. S.

riant has lost his large meerschaum pipe. Any one knowing its whereabouts will confer a great favor by reporting to Mr. Plant Hand bills and posters neatly and promptly printed at this office, at reasonable prices. Orders by mail will receive careful and prompt attention. Rev.

Mr. Sanderson will preach at the Baptist church iq this place tomorrow (Saturday) at 2:00 p. and oq the following Sabbath at 11:00 A.M, AH Invited. Master Vic Agee is now on the typo force at this office. Vic reigns over hell with all the sagacity the office demands, and plays the devil with all due decorum.

John McKenzie, near La Belle, has been dangerously sick with lull am mat or rheumatism for the past six Jweeks, and at lost accounts was hut verv little better. FOURTH St.CANTOX, MO. DEAIJiRS iIN SIIXXU and lUiAVr HAnowm -AND-Agricultorial Tools. Agents for all Die best In the Market All of which they are selling at hard times prices, GIVE THEM A CALL. 3-13 FOREIGN ADVERTISEMENTS.

ALL NEW! Jkiv lorc! JJew loch! 8 4ML J. DAVIS (anion, Missouri, Respectfully Informs tbe people of I-ewis county that be b.s opened A New Grocery Store I In Miller Block, Lewis Canton, and has on hand an 4 11 ENTIRE NEW nnd FUESII STOCK! Of everything In the Grocery line. Prices as Low as the Lowest. I-Highest prices paid for Produce. THE TROTTING BRED STALLION JOE LEWIS! Record 3:36.

Sired by Ericsson, son of Mambrino Chief. Dam by Downings Bay Messenger, foaled 1872. Will make tho season of 1882, from March 20th to July 1st, at Williamstown, at $10 to insure. Also the Saddle and Harness Stallion, CELSUS. Terms $6 to insure.

(5For further particulars sec small bills or inquire of owner, B. C. Miller, 4254m. Williamstown, Mo. The Celebrated Horse, KENTUCKY CHIEF! Will make the season of 1882, beginning April 1st and ending July 1st, at my stables, li miles east of Moutlcel-lo, Mo.

TERMS $10.00 to Insure. Pasturage for mares from a distance at reasonable rates. PREMIUMS: I will give a premium of $15 for hi. best colt, $10 for second best and $5 tor third beat. I also hare the fine Jack, knows as the Fible Jack, which will make tho season at the same time and place at $7.00 to insure.

4-23-31 T. G. WALLACE. STALLION SEASON 1882. The elegantly bred Trotting Stallion, oodfor Mambrino, r.

(rccordcdinVol.IV, Wallaces Trotting Register;) Sired by Woodford Mambrino best son of Mambrino Chief; Dam by Hite's Glencoe Thoroughbred: Bred at Alexanders Wood-burn Farm, Kentucky; Foaled 1877, Will make Die season of 1882, from April 1st to July 1st, at the stable of D. Mussor, Montieello, Lewis Mo, at $25.00 to insure. For further particulars see posters or enquire of Wm. H. Smith, manager, or A.

J. Buckner, Owner. Penkcville, Clark Mo. TI1T HACKING COUGH enn be no quickly cured by Shiloh Cure. We guarantee it.

For aale at Glolie Drug Store. WII.L YOU SUFFER ith Dvapcpaln and liver Complaint? Shilohs Italizer I guaran teed to euro you. For aide at Globe Drugstore. SLEEPLESS NIGHTS, made miserable by that terrible cough. Shiloh1 Cure i the remedy for you.

For sale at Globe Drug store. CATARRH CURED, health mid aweet hrcHth secured by Shiloh' Catarrh Remedy. Price 50 ota. Kaul Injector free. For alo at Globe Drug Store.

For lame Back, Side or Choat une Shiloh' Pomurt Planter. Price 2ft eta. For aulu at Globe Drug Storo 4J4Gui SHILOH'S COUGH and Consumption Cure i sold bv on a guarantee. It cures consumption. For sale at Globe Drug More.

sniLOH'S is what you need for Constipation, Iafhs of Appetite, DUcincswund all symptoms of Dyspepsia. Price 10 and 76 eta. per bottle. For sale at Globe Drugstore. CROUP, WHOOPING COUGH and Bronchitis immediately relieved by Shilohs Cure.

For sale ut Giobo Drug Store. 42 him The Celebrated Jack, AVitrrior, will make Dio season of 1882 at Lon Graves farm, 81 miles north-west of Lewis-town, commenting April 1st aud continuing through the season, at $6 to insure, 4254t Horses For Sale. Several work horses for sale. Can ho seen and purchased of mo at my farm, three nnd onc-lmlf miles north-cast of Montieello. 4243 Thos.

Clay. STEAMS UP! Having finished repairing my mills, one important improvement being the addition ol New Bolting Cloths, I am now ready to grind for customer on Thursday, Friday and Saturday of each week. Have floor on hands at all times to exohange for wheat; will give 33 lbs of NEW PROCESS Flour AND 10 Pounds Bran Per Bushel For Good Wheat. Come old friends. Come new friends, I Defy Competition 344 AND GUARANTEE SATISFACTION.

Respectfully, J. G. Hall Iveokuk St. Louis Short Line Railway. (At.

Louia, Keokuk A Northwestern Ry.) tiie SEQSF BETWEEN LI.VE Keokuk, Alexandria, LaGrange, Canton, Quincy, Hannibal, Louisiana, Clarksville and St. Louis, RUNNING Two Trains Each Way Daily. NO CHANGE OF CABS, NO TRANSFERS. Piisaongprs will now rnjoy tho benefit of a direct through line to St. IxAtn Union Depot making rloMeonnection for all point in the East, south east, South amt south-west.

We are the only lino making connection with the K. A T. Ry at Uunmbal for point Texas and Indian Territory. With C. A A R'y for point in Illinois.

The Short Dine to Cincinnati, Louisville and all points in the South and south east. A new and elegaut outfit of coaches and Made especially for this line, embracing all the attnehments for safety, nped and comfort. For any Information regarding tickets, and route call on our ticket agent, or address, L. GRIFFIN, J. H.

BEST, Gen'l Supt, Gen'l P. A T. Keokuk. cun J. M.

Smith has brought to Lewistown a new stock of AND TIJWAM! Ladies and gentlemen of the vicinity are requested to call and inspect my stock! Come and get the worth OF T6UB -O-N-E-Y-! 3 47 Respectfully, J. M. SMITH. Festival Supper. A festival supper will tie given at the La Belle Hotel, in La Belle, ou Thursday night, April 13tli, 1882.

The proceeds of the supper to lie given for the benefit of the Methodist pnhmn-age. Oyster Supper. Mrs. J. A.

Skinner will give an oyster supper at the Lindell hotel at this place ou Fridav night, April 7th, 1882. Admission 50 rents; children under twelve years of age 25 cents. Tickets for sate at Die Lindell Hotel cxclu-ive-ly. Remember the date, and let all be present nnd enjoy a social time. Supper at 8:00 F.

m. New and Neat. J. E. Fible lias just received a new lot of lirst-elass cooking stoves which will be otl'ercd at bottom prices.

These stoves ace entirely new in tiiis market, having bought them in Chicago. Call and see them they arc beauties, and come a little cheaper than our Quincy aud St. Louis stoves and are warranted to lie as good. A good assort incut of tinware and hollowarc given witli each purchase. Correction.

It having been currently reported ill this section that Joe. 1. Smith, who recently went front tiiis community to Johnson this state, lias gone crazy. I desire by this to state that the report is not correct, us I have been with him iu person since (lie report was circulated, and know that he is in a perfectly sane rendition. Wm.

L. (i HAVES, La Belle, Mo. Whoso Dog Is It? Last Monday morning Mr. II. C.

Williams, living near Emerson, found a dog fastened up iu hits smoke-house aud a ham of nicely cured bacon taken out of a certain box iu which it was packed away for preservation. Whoever took the bacon should have taken away his dog also. Mr. Williams lias kept the dog securely tied, so (lie owner can call and get hint. Whose dog is he? Palmyra Spectator.

Comique. La -I evening was given the last performance at tho Theater Comique. In cousequeufo of the adoption of the no-liquor-in-lheatres-ordinanec. the proprietors decided to close, ns the patronage would doubtless soon have failed to a degree. The city authorities failed to grant them the courtesy of Saturday night for closing, and some loss is borne by the proprietors, consequent on the sudden closing The council should sec that no one is allowed the same privilege, as the experience of several years lias demonstrated that such a idaco cannot he run Ou a moral plan.

Quincy News. Shooting Affray at Durham. AA'c learn that on the afternoon of the 2fth ot Marcli one B. AV. Graham, a respectable merchant at Durham, and one James Jennings, abo of that community, quarreled, but separated with the understanding that their difficulty was adjusted.

That night as Mr. Graham was leaving his store some one shot him, the ball taking effect near the temple nnd passing in a glancing manner around the forehead. Mr. Graham states that he recognized the same James Jennings with whom he had the quarrel iu the afternoon. AVe have not yet learned as to the seriousness of the wound.

Jennings, who still remained iu the- community, was arrested a day or two after the shooting occurred. Farm for Sale. Cousi-ting of eighty acres all under fence sixty-five under cultivation -good, large house aud barn, two wells, choice fruit, etc. For price aud terms, inquire on the premi-es of Mrs. M.

E. Green-, -1230 near Mt. Moriah. L. D.

Bourn, of La Belle, lias made soipe valuable purchases in horse flesh, iu Kentucky, recently, as he bought from Cal. R. West the black Alley, Zelda, three years old; from J. H. Engleman the bay colt, Kauautzi from J.

S. Kenney the bay mare, Chum; from J. D. Butler the bay ycarliug colt, St. Valentine; from R.

R. P. Fepper the yearling bay colt, Nihilist All of which is quite an enterprise. We arc glad to see such an active move on the part of our citizens in improving the horse flesh in Lewis county. GEORGE V.

NElSOlf, Sslennan. 4-19.