Win. Oxley on Trial ,
Jlis ProUmhinry llcforc .ludjfc Armour.
Forty Witnesses In tlio Case.
Oil Tliumday of Iu t wcok Wm
Oxky , the Hupposcd miinlcror of
W11 , Kullhart , wai taken before
Judge Armour , whore lie wan fir
ralgntd on tlic1 charge of killing
W. H. Kullharl , on hiH ranoli , IK
niilfH norlliwuHt of Anaoltno , liy
striking him on the head with some
blunt instrument , on or about the
Kith of November last Thu clnr cH
weru read by County Attorney L.K
Kirkpairiok. Tlio priHoner ontori-d
a pit a of not guilty. J. II. Duin
appeared an altornoy for the defotul
nut. On the county attorney mak
ing affidavit that he could not got
his witnehscH lii-re bi'foro Tuofday ,
December , lltli the Juclpo sot the
preliminary trial for Tuesday , at
10 o'clock.
I'llKLlMINAKV TU1AL
It waH about 11 o'clock bcfor.
the priHoncr was brought into court ,
but in the meantime the court room
had filled up pretty well with sonu
forty wituei-HCf , who weru Hiib.m- |
naed , and many otherH who wore
interoftpd iu heating the evidence
in the caso. Among the witucHHOF
was George Oxloy , * brother ol the
defendant , and by the way quito an
intelligent looking young man , who
took his Heat by the Hide of hin
brother's attornoyn , J. K. Dean and
Judge Wall. Miss Ntwy Piornon
was court roportor. In opening
the case the iirct witnoHS called war-
David Parks Jr. IIo gave the fol
lowing testimony :
Illveut Arnold , with my fatlwr. 1 know Wm.
Oxloy. Hi ) lived it our IIOIHO moat of tlio tlinu
hlnco Matcli , 1000. Have known him alnco 1HSO.
Ilu bad liccn living nonr hie itatcr's ; I have for-
notion tliu niuno of county. IIo has been away
ntout eight yeumj liml not Keen lilm In that time
uut'l March. I know u bay horse Mr. Oxloy used
tome lime Iu October. Oxltiv loft father's plact
with this horse ttt-out tlin lUtli of October. No one
\\fiitulthliiin , lie told us lie was going up to
Mi. Gamble' * . Did not see Urn ngaln nnt.l a feu
daB bcforo election , ( our or llvo days perhaps ; nt
ijurhomo ; cuino on horseback ; ho remained In
the vicinity of Arnold until tlio I Mi of Norcmber.
Went n ay horse back ; took n llttlo bay inure bo
lonplng to my brother , Joe Pu Us. Left uliout 0
o'clock ; took also n gray mare which I think bu.
longs to Jlmmla Uamblu. Saw this buy inure
again on tbo ! 3d of Novcrcbor ; the caino from
Arnold looec ; the nmro gu homo about dark.
Had not seen Oxley sitico the 17th ( Oxloy pointed
oat la the court room ) , Ituunlng mare ; described
the mare ; pulls hick \vhen tied with halter. The
defendant wnn well acquainted with the nmro ; be
WA > staying with in ; helping when hu fcUIIko It ;
he received no wjgus ; ho fluid there newly & 1
thu time from March to Oct. 10th ; had not been
away 1 month all the time ; went toMr.tiamhlo'p ;
would Btay about 10 days ; made two trlpi. Did not
Kuuv > V. II. Fullhart ; never sitw him. Uumblo
ranch la between 18 anil 20 iiMne from Arnold ;
Gothenburg In 30 mils * from Arnold.
CIIOM-KXAIIINEI ) BY UEAM ,
Uxloy helped train liortce lame ; worked pnrt of
the tlmo when hu wan able. 1 think ho helped
Mr. Allen a day and n halt ; had no r.ro arms about
him ; was counted a pcaccahlu citizen ; visitors
that cnmo to vUlt tbo
family ; co strangers come ;
uo wild-eyed fellows came and culled him out.
The bay mare belonged to inj brother Jcu ; ho loft
With It about the tilth of
November ; he took i'
gray mare belonging to Jlmmlo Oaiublo ; bo rode
the gray aud led the bay ; the bay a valuable
ImrBO , worth $ -100 or $500 ; wne not afraid to trust
It In bis cnrc. The mall cnriler bronght the mare
tuc * from Uothuuutirg ; did not HCO the gray mate
iiflcrwarde ; the bay was gene from the K'th to the
33d of NovcuilJer. Gothenburg mull carrier
brought tbe nmro back ; the mill rutiH from Goth
onourg to Arnold on Monday * end Fridays ; can
not toll hliuamo ; quiet sort of mau. The bay
mare Is now at homu. I llvo one-half mile wee
of Arnold , Day mare will not stand tied with the
bailer ; would tlo her around the body ; did no
aeo her when she came home , but I was on the
pi co. The mall goto to Arnold about o'clock In
thi ) summer time , and about dark In winter.
JIEUIKKCT EXAMINATION.
The Ural I saw of the bay muro was in th
htablo. I did not
ceo her when nho came ; my
llttlo brother Johnnlo paw her ; It was along I
too craning. I do not know where ihu came from
no ono came with her , elio cnmo loose ; till I knov
about how she came was whntJoo told mo. Wit
ucse excused ,
Joe 1'arks ( .worn. I lire at Arnold ; Dare 1'arLi
Jr. U my brother : Iho buy mare Uifcrlbod li
mluo ; I was feeding hogs when thu mare omn
home ; * nw boracrons the b.ldire ; she l.nd uoth
lug on her at all. Llvo half mlle fruni Arnold
When Oxloy got the bay horse thu first tlmo I un
not at homo , te took mare on the I'Jth. I told hln
to take the iniro ; ho mid be thought ho would I
back Iu about a week ; ' said ho was going t
Uaudy. I have sceu Kullhart , but was not u
iiuolutod with him ; raw him at Arnold.
UUOaS'KXAtllNKl ) .
Saw her In the craning ; ho had pulled Ions
before ; stio would always pull lees ; she was a !
right ; did not look as Ihoigh she had been abused
James Gamble swoin , Lire In the wild bore ,
Hits luLogau county ; have Hred there 8 yean
have known \Vm. Oxley alnco I was abont 5 year
old ; dp tot know how old ho la ; bo le about
years older than 1. I mil lift ; haru not soon bin :
very frequently tbo past summer ; saw Urn 1
June ; think he was at my ranch three or fou
u j , uu enma mere uiu , .u 01 uciouer , riding n
bay horse ; h came about noon on thoWd of Oc
tober ; itatd that afternoon , Monday , Tuesday
and Woduesdar , and left my place on Thursday ,
the 25th , lomo time In the morning , on horse *
b ck , Hire ! . ' 3 miles from Arnold ; ho said bo
was going In the vicinity of Ansolmo , and to Arn
old. I taw htm acalu ou the 13th of November.
lie bronght a gray mare my brother had taken to
Arnold on the Saturday previous ; he staid over
night , and left about 8 o'clock tlu next morning ,
on a bay mare he brought with him , and said ho
was going over In the vicinity of Dunning Mid
Victoria Spring * . 1 llvo about S3 miles from
Dunning. I next saw him AVcdiicsday.Nov 19th
about dark ; bo biougbt nine baud of cattle and a
calf , and drove them Into our i-mill yard near the
house ; lie staid over night ; hu did not ray just
where be was going , bat bad Ulked of * olug to
Gandy and tbo south table , to too what he could
buy calve * for ; he wade to arrangements with my
brother In my presence In regard to kcepltg tbe
cuttln. ( ho here described thu cattle left at thtlr
place ) Ue kept the cattle until Mr. Atkliaan , the
administrator of Pullharl's eitatn , took them , on
December lid. Oxley told ut ho had told four
head to Jlmmle Judge.
Texlce sworn. ll d worked for Pnllhart In hay
Ing about four weeks , and left there on the 25th
of October. Defendant '
came to Fnllhart'a the
y btforo I left ; said no was from Arnold ; bo ;
a til full , art talked about | ice | > fo IMi-M "our
Arnold. I believe defendant li the nun ; am not
lurulhat ho Is ; made ijiilto n change bv ihivlng
his beard I urn sure ho U the mini. Ho had no
gun that 1 AW ; liu cnmoon horiebick ,
Mr. 8tar Hworn. Llvo flvo miles roulhwctt of
Dinning , vUlled Piillbilrt the ' . ' 6th of October ,
slftl'l two hours , A man was there cooking din
iu > r. he aald ho was from Arnold , nnd owned HO
hemJ of cattle ; he win heavy pet man , with
( jlack hair and inousttohc , 28or 30 years old ; he
mid his nainoas Oxlor. The prlsoier rctoui-
bus the man , but Crtiiliot Hiy thitt hu Is the mau ,
my bi > i > t jitdgmout U that ho Is the tnnii. Ue wan
nlal and plcaitnt. Haw Full hurt again on
election day.
Peter Fllloy sworn. Llvo two or turce mlltc
from Kullhart's place ; have boon there frequently
W hi * cattle often ; wont with others to pick
out the cattle at Gambia' * which Oxley left there ;
( described the cattle , nud told how bo know
them ) they had no brands on them , \Vo selected
the m out of a bunch of ono hundred or more , nr.d
drove them nut , and Gambia said they ivcro tin1
ones Oxley left there.
II II. Andiown aworn. Llvo at Ansolmo ; Oct.
ITtb bought two steers of Kullhart. IIo brought
three cteers to my place to fell , ono was part
Jercey. I bought the t o larger steers of him ,
and ho took tun othnr ono back homo with him , I
afterwards raw the steer ou Tlernoy' * ranch ; I
knew thu fitccr as scon an ) saw It.
Jag. JtidKu sworn. Live in Logan county , on
Tlernoy'B lanch , known ns the T. L V. ranch ;
I mil foreman. Have met Wm.Oxloy ; he came to
the ranch on the 10th of November , about
noon : ho raid he wni going to Gkinblu HMD. '
much , lie iitc dinner ; MM ho had worked at the
rnnch n nmifhi-r < > } r.'irti . ' .t'o , whun I'nt Hllcy wax
thirc. lln tllcred to toll me a jearJInj ; uteor for
S- , I bougnl It. Wlillii I wan gene to thu house
to make out the check , hu ami my brother brought
thn cnltlo up to the corral. My brother bought
ihree cMvcs of bin , for 313 each , for which I gnvo
him another chock. One check I drew on D. J.
Tlorney , of Antluy , thu other on Tlerucy llrou.
( Ho hero described th ) cattle Oxley had with
him , ) Oxley luft my place about ) o'clock ; said
he was going to ( Janbio's , live miles south. Our
ranch U 10 or 17 miles from Fullharl'B place
( WltuusR pointed oat Oxley at end of dusk , said
ho had shaved his mouttacho since ; he look * a
little Ihlnnor.
Thos. Judge sworn. Ills evidence w s a cor-
ruboratljn of hli brother's In the malu , IIo Uld
of Atkliion and othrrs coming to the ranch after
the CHlllo they hfld bought of Oxluy , and raid that
Andrews pointed out the Bluer his brother
bought of Oiley.
Chap. Vogel sworn. Am employed on Tlernoy'a
ranch ; saw Oxley on tlio lUtlr he came to the
ranch with cattlo. I talked with him ; he told me
ho brought thu cattle by the ulaco I u ud to llvi-
'n the band hiIn , IS nilleo west of Autolm ; told
of n fraino houtu and wind mill ho came by.
Wm. Great rworn. Llvo ubout four miles Irom
Fnlllmrt'it , Wan at bis place In October four or
flvo times. On the loth of Movcmbor I was thcro
and raw him that day ; ho was ono mlle east of the
houeo , building fence , east nnd wist ; ono wire
nun stretched to whcro he was ; went there to got
my dog. A mnn was there driving staples , whom
ullhnrt called Oxley. Wncii I got there , Full-
art was a half mlle oil waturlrg the elook
i'hu man pointed to where bo woi , and I went to
im , and ho cnmo hack with mo ; cannot till
whether thu urlscnur Is the man or not ; he
ookr HUe the man I saw wlth.Fullhnrl , only he
as no uouid. I went to Fullbarl'a on the ! Mtb.
( V. Ulcbirdson wont with mo ; I had boon there
wo day * before1. Wo wont first to Murphy's
anch to notify him that I bad some of his stock.
iVo came back by Fdllhari'ii to toll him that I had
jrneof his horuciln the eorral ; bad had them 4
irft dnyn. Wo found n ? one at thu bouse ; we
Mjnt to the wnU'ilny tank ind found no one
.here ; then Richardson and I went to where I had
een ilium bu Idlng fencr , and found him. A
sled with three cells of wire on U was near the
body ; do not think any wire bad been stretched
after I was thcro Body was lying onat and west ,
with blood on bis face. All that had been doue
: o the fence wan about a quarter of a mlle more
pouts had been set
OlIOSH-EXlHINKU.
There Is a generally traveled road from my
placu to Kulltmt'a ; went thcro ouco iu two
wcok i , generally to see abont stock , lomctlmes
mine nnd sometimes his. Nev r told or bought
etockot him ; sold him a rake and provisions ,
buttorand egg * ; we never visited , only business.
Novwr changed work , but have worked for him ;
did not wurk for him last summer. Have bad
rows with him ; I shot oue of hi * boraea two yenr *
ago ; wo had another row In Augnit. I had to
knock him down to keep him from shooting mo.
I gave htm back the revolver nmj told him to
keep bis horse * oil my bay. While 1 hold him
down hu promised not to uio hi * revolver if I
would let him up. I vlilted htm In two week *
after. I i hut up hi * horiea oa the 16th of
November ; I went to toll him. I bad a written
notice to serve on Murphy that I bad sotno of his
cattle. I was there whan the sheriff eearclnd
fnlllmrl's clothing ; ho had something ov r 18.00 ,
some buttons , some tobacco ; no tire arm * or
knife. Uody was within a rod of thosled ; I did
not tee any tools except the wire stretcher ; saw a
spade about 41) rods west ; ho had on pair a
folia on his feet ; canton llaunel mittens on haud/ / <
thrco pair of overalls , a coat , vctt , two shirts nnd
a blanket suwod on over his shoulders. He hai
from ; to to f > 0 head of cattlo. I suw thorn fro
( jiicutly , anil knew them a-t well a * I did my own
Henrd 'Fnllhart nay frequently that ho woul
never cell a cow or hotter ,
Wesley lllchaulson iworn. HU testimony cor ,
roborated Groat's In reference to finding the bed
of deceased on the ' 'lth of November.
Ira Foster enorn. Llvo at Ansolmo. I kneu
Kullhart ; hv was about 01 years of nge , an
strong for his age ; he had no family ; lived alomi
I reached his place on Saturday , Nov. 4J4th , abou
U o'clock p , iu , ; found a watch flru and thrco o
four men there ; body of Fullhart wa * thrue-quar-
tors of a mlle cant of honso , lay ou Its side , will
ono arm underneath. I had charge of the cattl
until administrator was appointed.
Chrriey Street enorn. Said ho went over to
wheto Fulllmrl' * body was found about 3 o'clock
on Nov. > llh. Hauled tbo bouy to Ansolmo next
day , starting about 10 a. in. Mr. Great tlrst told
mo of his death.
hhtrlll Armstrong cworn , Uot to the ranch
about 0 o'clock on Nov. 2Ith ; found Fullhart
dead , clone to a wlro fenoo ; did not touch tbe
body that night ; esit ot body a red or two wua a
ulro itrelchor ; a tied with tno cells of wlro ;
\\C8tofnhorotuo body uaa found \vaa a spade ;
loil rnriK'ru made of 2x4 planks , thrco feet long ,
two feet apart ; next morning found eled tracks
from Vullharl's house to where rled stood , on the
ground , and tracks looked to have been mido by
two different persona ; the smaller track kept
near the sled track ; the other track w s kind ot u
bonglcromo track , and Kept farther away from
tied track We too * tlio body to Anielmo , and
hold an Inquest 1 came home ; stuld around thrco
days , trying to et evidence ; wont to Arnold ,
from there to Gothenburg , then to Sonth Omaha ,
Sprlngtlcld and Louisville ; met MOxley , ar.
rested him aud brought him back ,
CflOlS.XXAXINBDi
Snow was on the ground , but bad melted off
wlierc the tracks wore visible. My judgment in i
that noth tracks worn made at the same time , ouo
larger than the other ; the larger tracks looked
though shoes might hav < > raia tied around them ,
1 helped disrobe the body ; blood was on the'
shawl pinned nbont him ; would say large track
was made by the deceased.
Dr. Talbot tworn. Wae at Inquest held on body
of Fnlllmrt at Anselmo. Ulood on face ; one eye
well filled up with clotted dried blood ; ou side of
head above anl behind tt ar. skull rras
THIS SPAOE IS RESERVED FOR
COLLOM'S' GROCERY i
To every gentlemen , lady or child in Broken Bow or CUB
tor county that union our store , wo will present them with A
SOUVENIR ,
MONDAY ONLY , DEC , 24th ,
OUE OBJECT s
Wo are rtraugors , and would bo pleased to make your
acquaintance , whether you buy or not. Will take pleasure in
showing you the
Einest Line of Candies and Groceries
In Broken Bow , or will ask you to show us. Wo are from
Minsouri , and hero to stay.
, Butter and Eggs taken in Exchange.
A. A. COLLOM.
ornthod ; another wound acrot-tf the oar , hole cut
jncar , blood ou ouo mitten on left hand ; took
sculp oil and examined muscled nnd bone : thu
wound on cur uxtcndeJ through It and In front of
ear , The crashed place on tLull covered n epace
of iibnut two Inches ; fracturu extended ever the
head ; blood on face , which came from both
wounds , the nound had been nude from ono side
ud allghtly behind. Found the other vital or
gans normal Death was canned by A blow upon
the he&dbad ; been dead three or fonr dayp.poBiilbly
longer ; but llttlo uvllcuco of decomposition.
Ulow was evidently made by some blunt Instru
ment , with sharp prolrudlnK points , that cut tbo
liolcx In scalp ; could not bo possible for any rrmn
to strike himself such a blow ; cannot conceive Of
any other way than for It to liavo been canted by
hnmnu agency. CronB-eXnmluatloii developed
no additional evidence.
Elmer June sworn He had 'teem ' at ftillhurt'B
on the 15th of November , and Oxloy was them
then ; ho went to Kot Fullhart to help burn lire
breaks. Nothing uioro was shown by his
At this juncture the court adjourned -
journed to 9 o'clock Wednesday
morning.
On resuming the testimony , sev
eral witnesses wore recalled ; also
Dr. Day , who assisted at the inquest -
quest , but only the former evidence
waa corroboratod. The ' oxauiina-
tion was concluded just before
nooc , thu defense offering no evi
dence. The evidence establishes
clearly that Oxley was at Fullhart'e
a few days prior to finding bio
body , and that Oxloy had Homo of
Fulihart'a cattle on the 10th of November -
vembor , aud on that date Hold four
head to Jas. Judge , foreman of
Tiernoy'a T. L , V. rauohj and on
the aaino date left nine head of the
cattle at Gamble's ranoh , But the
evidence as to who committed the
murder IB lacking , except that cir
cumstances point to Oxley. The
court bound the prisoner over to
the district court.
County Board Proceedings.
Tuesday , December 4 , 1000 *
Pursuant to adjournment tbo
county board of auporvisorB , Ouster
county , Nebraska , met at the oonrt
house in Broken Bow , Tuesday
morning , December 4 , 1000 , at 9
o'clock , a. m. , and was called to
order by the chairman. The roll
was called and all members an
swered to their names. The clerk
read the minutes of the September
20th session.
The following from the county
treasurer wns rend by Mr. Arthur ,
who moved UH adoption :
To tbo County Io ) rtl of Snporvlsom of Gnitor
county : On account of thu great amount of cxtrn
\ > ork c uee l by itio umixpoctuil dilo of l nd for
tnxm In November. 1 Unif It Impossible to do tbu
work ot the otflco with tbo allowuuce for clerk
h ro granted thU otllco at your January meeting
1 therefore a K that I bo allowed for clerk bin
$175.00 In addition to said first
allowance. M. U
Scbuorlugor , oounty treasurer.
Motion seconded by Mr. Nicholas
V Ho taken ; motion carried.
The official bond road aud road
claims oomtmteo presented the fol
lowing report.
Whereas the road petition signed bf Jos Ulanko
.
et al. which was acted upon at the June
meeting
of this board ,
provided for tbe vacation of uctrUli
publlo road described In said petition , mid where
as the said
vacation
wi not
mentioned In the
( uUeitlacment of * ald petition , therefore , wo.
your committee , rccjtnend that the
county clerk
be , and hereby U , ordered to advertUu eald
vacat
ion In the manner provided by the . .
statu.o. Con-
ley , Arthur
, BrccbuLl.
Moved and carried that report bo
accepted and ordered as recommend
ed by committee.
Mr. Bnohbuhl , chairman of the
erroneous and delinquent tax claims
committee , reported that he has ex
amined the claims of 0. S. Baylen
for tax paid under protest , 1800.
and being convinced
that the tax
was erronuoua on the ground that
there haa boon a double assessment ,
reooinontls that the amount , $3,00 ,
BO paid be refunded. Moved nnd
carried to accept and adopt report
and to order
oounty treasurer to
refund tax.
The afternoon waa spent chiefly
iu committee work , and at six p. in.
adjournment was taken until 0
o'clock tomorrow morning.
Wednesday , December fi.
Board met at 0 a , m. ; was called
to order by chairman ; all mombora
present. Minuten of yesterdayV
Hession read and approved.
Mr. Arthur reported for the
bridge and bridge claims committee
recomonaing to allow claims of F.
D. Mills for $22.00 for furnishing
material and hauling lumber for
Wcstorvillu bridge. Moved to
accept and adopt report as > ec-
ommonded.
Claims committee reported , rec
ommending to allow claims of
Robert Farley , Judge ot Election ,
West Union Precinct , and W. J.
Loop , Judge of Election , West
Union Precinct. Moved and car
ried to accept report and allow
claims as recommended.
The chairman of the board ap
pointed MoBscrs. Nicholas and Lind
, i special committee to examine tbe
1800 tax-list in tbo treasurer's office
and report to the board the number
of persons delinquent in the several
townships. Committee reported
as follows :
Wo find that In Victoria township t'tero
203 perrons aeiessed , nnd that 81 have not palil
: azofl ; Douglas Grove , 211 neresscd ; 69 not paid ;
Wood Hlver , 55 assessed , 105 not paid ; Broken
Dow townihlp.int nspeased , 103 not paid ; Broken
Dow city , 428 aeseiscd , 152 not paid ,
. O. LIND.
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The Farm and Fireside
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"MONARCH OF THE WORLD'S RURAL PRESS. "
In order to introduce them to our reader * , the publishers of the
above book and paper have made us a proposition which enables us
to make the decidedly liberal offer outlined below. Bo sure to
read it.
BREAKING A VICIOUS KICKER
Professor GleaBOn has no equal as a borao-tralner , and tils book , like its
author , bnQles comparison. People ftseemblo in great numbers to tee his
publlo exhibitions. Hi * power over vicious horcea la marvoloua. '
In his hook he tolls In plain , citraight forward language just how to proceed -
coed in dllflnilt cases with obstinate animals , and whnt moaiiB will brlnj ;
success. Thu numerous Illustrations make U impossible to miuundemnnd
how to construct his Appliances , and clearly show how they are to be used.
No kind of ill behavior or disease that affects the horee Is overlooked. , 1'ho
book Is replete from cover to cover with valuable information that the author
1ms bepn years In compiling As a result the UNITED STATES GOVERN
MENT hoe greatly honored ProfesPor Oloason by adopting his book as the
RKCOGNIZBD AUTHORITY In the care nnd control of the horses In the
United Stales cavalry. The book contains over
4oo Pages , 300 Special Drawings
No more practical work than GLEASON'S HORSE BOOK could be ob
tained by tbo farmer. Tbo Information It contains mny be the means of sav
ing its owner Several Hundred Dollar * ; within a Year.
A Synopsis of the Book's Contents.
History of the horse , educating the horse , teaching hotsvs tricks , how to
buy , how to feed , water and groom , brooding and raising horses , breaking
and taming vicious horcos , uielbodn ol detecting unsouudness , the teeth ,
horseshoeing , diseases of the homi.
This valuable book , In cloth binding , was originally sold by agents at $2.00
a copy buc nur arrangement with the publishers enables ua to'offer a special
premium edition Free to Our Subscribers old and now alike.
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T ? { KADI A et.I I * tbo monarch of tbo world's rural press. H has
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and gives a ) to iM pages cich UBUO , aih psge 11x10 Inches. KB contributors twice a month
subjects iiro the beat In the land , In tlio course of a > oar every feature of ir.rmlni on agricultural
. ' " ; receives at
tention. The 'Ktredlda"
part of thii paper Is devoted to the Interests and
the firmer' * wife aud family. There are tzcellunt short aud serial atoilos.cut entertainment of ,
tratlocs mw recalpte are used. for cooklug , cannlnK fruit , aud tiino'y articles on homo topics , Numerous paper patterns Illn * .
BARGAIN OFFER-A11 Three for $1.35.
GLEASON'S HOUSE BOOK , Sold by Agents at
FAHM AND KIIIESIDK. Yearly Snhicrlptlon Price . > m
CUSTEK COUNTY ItKI'UULIOAN , Yearly Sulwcrlptlon Price . . . . . . . . . . . . .I. i I. ' . . ' . ! ' . ' . ' . 1 00 50
Total Yalne of All Three . "
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