An- I sorrow morning. The interment will beU be made at Magnolia cemetery.i in -ide’sie, atis alard-nanythem)uplen thece,lendsbus-HORSE STOLEN.boatceeda fraas tlisin- I The Ottt1)«u Looking for the Thief and | fifet y j*0_ I Stolen Property.are tHe This mcrnmg Shenfl Babcock re- andse ot ceived word from Clinton informing him rollencan that a horse had been stolen from that ropeation place last nlt;ght. A postal card whioh withlents has been sent to the various officers in I engioun~ the county reads as follows: appiStolen—Horse, harness and cart $50 new. W. I reward will be paid for the reoovery of | Arakethe propeity and the thief.” The horse at wand cart are described as follows: oottlt;One small bay mare, seyen-years-old, millfour white feet, less white on right front ( fflDDfoot, iime in front foot, star on forehead* f Jajsnip on nose. Road cart with name— deepTooaias Conley on seat; upper slat on aide.front broken and gone; one harness with worlover check. Notify E. W. German, of tlpresident antt-Horse Thief Society, of the lt;Clinton,” mceThe otiicers have not found any trace Aof»thief so far. The horse belongs to I at aCharles Gilbert, of Clinton. er, a^nriPTv mcctiwpc I