Horse Stolen.
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WAS stolen. on the night of the 26th ipstart e.


my resdeI ce in Person county, my horse ron ron
die, bride and martingals The horse is bay sao-
old, about five feet three inches high of fine .n years
high head. PAGES when forced and bi"Sa
than common horses the top of his rump the sIr
is old one, has been covered with blue br.SIie uie
which is torn off except around the edges snafD IN
ring bit bride, black leather and extra half rein ~
with old pair of martingaIs, have been 10 ue
sewed together with a waxen' end. Ne ana


have no doubt but that the said horse W; stolo L.,
young man named James Winn, about IS years of
smooth face, little or no beard long hair rabor Je'
spoken and speaks something of the northern iSn SO"
ordinary height and chunky built weighs abopt
hundred and forty fifty pounds He had on b2 one
Kentucky Jeans coat, worn through on the elbow,
under the arms, pair of Cassinet pantaloonS ana
mixed color about half worn and an old hat Ivhoh E
the appearance Of being wool but ur oleabv S ss
brim. 'OJ vide


will give twenty dollars reward for the snn,obo,.


of the thief, or delivery ofthe horse fP' 'NeHSOh


D,, n 10 ,s- F. TOWNSEND.


90 1885,