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Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1873-04-25
TRUS TEE'S SALE.


DY VIRTUE Of II power in a Deed OF Trust
I'D from Henry Hurley and Louisa Hurley
his wife, 10 Samuel Fowler the same bearing
date the 8th day of May, in the year 1865
and recorded in Liber Il. B. p, No. O. folio
los, &c, one Of the Land Records of Mont
gomery county, the subscriber will sell at
public auction, at the Courthouse door, in
the town OF Rockville,
On TUESDAY, 9Th day of May, 1873,
at the hour of II o'clock A NJ,
THE FARM on which the said Henry Hurley
now resides, lying and being in the county
aforesaid.
This farm is Immediately on The public road
leading from Rockville to Jamestown about
Il mile and alffrom the former place. IL
has been recently surveyed and laid off into
Two parts, and each part will be sold sep
aratey.
LOT No. fronts on the public road near
WATTS Branch; is in a good state Of cultiva-
ton, with about % Acres of good Chestnut
and OAK Timber: is well wateled and i'm
proved by Two-Story Frame DIV ELLING
House in good condition, with Barn, Stables
and Granary, and contains
117B ACRES, More or Less.
The other part LOT No. 2, lies immed-
ately in the rear OF Lot No. | is also well
"oOueu ana WdIefed, ana Is improved by
plain but comfortable LOG HOUSE, and CON
tains
ia ACRES, MORE OR LESS.
TERMS OF SALE -One-thrd of the pur-
! chase money TO be paid in cash on the day of
sale: the balance in equal installmens in one
aud two years to be secured by the bonds or
single bills Of the purchaser or purchasers,
with a surety or suretieS to be approved by
the Trustee
Es5~ For further particulars or plat show
ing the whole premises, call on RICH D NJ
WILLIAMS, Attorney at Law, Rockville,
Maryland.
SAMUEL FOWLER,
ap Hts Trustee
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We have received the Tenth Annual Report
Of the Directors of the Maryland institution for
the Instruction of the Blind There are at pres
emit in the Institution 4s pupils, 80 of which are
from the city of Baltimore. 1t is the intention
of the Superintendent 10 visit this and other
counties of the State, this Spring, with several
of the pupils, for the purpose of giving an ex-
hibition, 10 faniliarize the people with the
character of the Institution and to ascertain
whether there are any blind persons ofsuitable
age 10 be admitted TO its benefit. separate
Institution for the Deaf and Dumb and Blind
colored children Of Maryland, is also estab
lished, and under the same control. Wher
pupils are able to pay $500 year is charged
when not able-.frse-both white and colored
The wheat is looking well throughout th'
the courrv
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1873-04-25

LoUIsIANA.-The unhappy condition of af-
fairs in Louisiana is owing TO the crnging and
interruptions majority of the last Congress
The President urged upon that body the ne
cessity of prompt action on their part to settle
the difficulties in that unfortunate State, but
they were more intent upon adopting meas
ures to increase their own store than they
were in striving to alleviate tie sufferings of
their fellow-citzens. The President is not 10
blame, except in the recognition of The Kellogg
government, which he knew was contrary to
the wishes of large majority of the people of
Louisiana. The recent bloody catastrophe
in Grant parish would not have occurred if
Congress had taken proper steps to harmonize
the people, as it was, the negroes were to
blame, in arming themselves in the first in
stance, and 10 firing upon the whites when
they were going up to the courthouse under
flag of truce thrown out by the negroes
themselves. 1t was this treachery on the part
of the negroes which inflamed the whites and
resulted in the massacre. Quiet is now par
TALLY restored, but notwithstanding the dis
patches from Gen. Emory, things are in very
unsettled condition, Another reign of terror
may be expected in Louisiana and that State
rival South Carolina in wretchedness. less
have managed better. 'Let us have peace"
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1873-04-25
SHERIFF's SALE.
All those Tracts of Land,

situate, lying and being in said Montgomery
county, called Retirement" addition to
Brooke Grove, "Farhll," and Brooke Pr
ney Grove" containing EIGHTY-SEVEN
ACRES more or less being a portion of the
same lands which were devise to the said
John n. Darby by his father, the late John w .
Darby, and being also the same land on which
the said John n. Darby now resides
NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN, that on
FRfDA Y, The l6h day Of May, 1873, at 3
o'clock, p. NJ in the town of Laytonsville, !
will offer the said property at public sale to the
highest bidder, for cash, to satisfy said claim
THOS. WATERS, of s.,
ap25-tdsn Sheriff.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1873-04-25

EOR SALE,
IL AN EXCELSIOR REAPER
and MOWER, Two-Horse Dropper, been used
but little and IN good order.
Apply at this office ap25-tlin i.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1873-04-25
ADJOURNED MEETING.

ENOR SALE.
L ASTOCK OF GOODS,
Good Will and Fixtures of Country Store,
doing good business, in an improving neigh
horhood. Satisfactory reasons given for sell
ing. Terms moderate. Store House can he
rented low for a term Of years.
Apply to:
JOHN J. HIGGINS.
Colesyille,
apr il-tfn Montgomery county. Nd.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1873-04-25
SUITS! SUITS! SUITS
For Spring and Summer of 1873.

WE have now on hand large assortment
w LADIES DRESS SUITS, at exceed
ingly low prices; also, Wrappers, at So &C.
E:S-. We now have the Agency for Madame
Demorests PATTERNS for Ladies' and Chill
dren's wear and keep a full assortment on
hand They are recommended to be the most
reliable Patterns in use. 1t is very desirable
for every Lady to get the book called
WHAT TO WEAR
It ives useful Information and full instrue-
tons how to make and trim Ladies' and Chill
6ren's Dresses and Boys Suits. For sale at
our Store-Price Is cents
MILLINERY AND FANCY GOODS,
IN GREAT VARIETY.
We would state 10 the Ladies of Montgom
cry county, that we are prepared to offer them
an assortment of goods in this line which can
not be surpassed
va My motto is Quick Sales and Small
Profits. Before purchasing elsewhere, give
US call and examine our stoock, which is
too numerous to mention.
va Particular attention paid to orders.
and satisfaction given to all.
NJ j. YOUNG,
Ill BRIDGE STREET,
apr 25-tf GEORGETOWN, D. G.
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!
judge Edw. W. Owen, DR.. A II. Sommers,
Associate Judges; Robt W. Garter, Register
Of Wills.
| Tuesday, AprH %. Letters Of administia-
ton on the personal estate of Anna H. Moore
decd, were granted to Joseph T. Moore.
Letters Of administration on the personal es-
tate of Virginia T. Moore, decd, were granted
to Robert r. Moore.
Henry Renshaw and Johu W Renshaw. ad-
ministrators of Charles Renshaw, deed re-
turned inventory Of the personal property
of said decd, and obtained an order to sell
the same at either public or private sale
Elizabeth V. Price, adm'x Of Richard E.
Price, decd, returned an inventory of the per-
sonal property of the said dec d, ard obtained
an order to sell the same at public sale
Thos. j. Holland and James r. Holland. ad-
ministrators C. ta., of Sarah A Holland
dec d, passed their final account of the perso-
nal estate Of said deceased
HANDSOME DONATION. PRESBYTERIAN
congregation of this place. acknowledge with
gratitude, the handsome donation made them
from Philadelphia, for the use of their Sunday
School, consisting of books to the value of
$50 from the Church of Rev. DR.. BREED, of
Spruce Street, $50 worth of books from the
Fourth Presby terrain Sunday School Rev Dr..
RICE, $50 worth of books from the Board of
Publication, and years subscription for
Thirty copies Of the SUNDAY School Visitor"
These donations are most timely, as by the
late disastrous fire, the Presbyterian congre-
CATION in this place, lost not only their Church
bnt their books and these latter were sadly
needed. The thanks G the congregation are
rendered to the generous donors
The town authorities have determined to
have plank-wak laid to the depot. This is
right and an improvement much needed -
When the cars arrive strangers would very re-
luctantly wade through mud to the Hotels,
and therefore the improvement is absolutely
necessary. Besides, in the past few weeks,
some eight or ten lots have been sold in that
locality, and in the course Of a few months
houses will be erected thereon. 1t is but right
therefore that some Improvement must look in
that direction, as it benefits these property
holders rs well as the public. Still, we must
insist upon having little additional improve
ment in the lower end of the town, even if it
be but an additional lamp-post, not forgetting
the light. Small lavors thankfully received
lMPRoyEMEHT.-Th sturdy old locust trees
which, for nearly half II century, cast their
evening shadows over the residence of Doctor
Maddox, have at last succumbed, and are to
give place to something more inviting-they
are to make room for the ornamental-those
beautiful gifts of Providence, the eglantine,
and other gems from the floral world. And
then, when the house is neatly painted-as it
will be-others may follow the example.
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All that Tract of Land.

situate, lying and being in Montgomery coun-
ty, State of Maryland, called " Snowden S
Second Addition to his Manor" which is
particularly described in mortgage from the
said Richard Dorsey, Jr., and wife to Richard
T. Bentley, dated January LIST 1867, and re-
corded in Lber E. B. P, No. 4, folios "a and
35. containing TWENTY and THREE QUAR-
TER ACRES of land, more or less And also
all that tract of land, situate, lying and being
in said Montgomery county, called @ Snow
den's Second Addition to his Manors," which
is particularly described in a mortgage from
The said Edward Hopkins and wife to the said
Richard 7. Bentley, dated January lst 1872,
and recorded in Liher E. B. p, No. /, Folios
80 and "a, containing TEN ACRES of land,
more or less.
Also AL that other tract of land, situate,
lying and being in said Montgomery county,
called 'Snowdens Manor Enlarged" con-
tanning TEN ACRES of land, more or less,
which was purchased by the said Henry Baker
from certain John Liezear. And also one
BAY HORSE.
NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN, that on
SATURDAY, tie I'm dry Of May, 1873, be-
tween the hours of 2 and o'clock, P NJ, at
Ashton, in said county, will offer the said
property at public sale to the highest bidder
for cash to satisfy the said claims.
TlI0S. WATERS of S.
apr 25-tsn Sheriff n
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1873-04-25

STATE OF MARYLAND, Montgomery County, Set.
WHEREAS, by virtue of writ of Fieri
Facas issued out of the Circuit Court for
Montgomery county, and also by virtue of a
writ Of Fier FaciaS issued by Perre Lezear,
a Justice Of the Peace of the State of Mary
land, in and for the county aforesaid each at
the suit of Arthur Stabler, against the goods
and chatels, lands and tenements of Richard
Dorsey, Jr., Edward Hopkins and Henry
Baker, and to the Sheriff of said county di-
rected, have seized and taken in execution
all the right title, claim, interest and estate,
both at law and equity of the said Richard
Dorsey, Jr., Edward Hopkins and Henry
to wit
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NeJO Advertisements.

NOR SALE,
IL A fine lot of CHESTNUT
TIMBER, standing one mile from Rockville
Apply at this office. ap25-2tn
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On TUESDAY, 9Th day of NAV, 1873

The other part, LOT No. 2, lies immedi-
ately in the .ear Of Lot No. is also well
wooded and watered and is improved by n
plain but comfortable LOG HOUSE, and con
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1873-04-25
MILLINERY AND FANCY GOODS,
GHERIFF;S SALE.

apr 25-tf
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1873-10-29
Fields Hail.

Camille is no easy representation.
n IL n part in which some of the best
stage talent Of the age hlS ftlIed IL ~
no small commentator then u say
that Miss Cecilia Crisp executed Tins
r0le last evening in II manner mat
might well make Mrs. Bowers herself
look TO her laurels Stanley As NJ,
Duval and Brecne - Arhohd
his son, were both successful
and tie Count D VarviIle Of Mr.. John
Eng ish was choice and II finished
characterization. "Our jesse was rs
happy and us piquont Madam"
Prudence ms ever was drawn, and Miss
Clara Vane rs Nichctte, ana MISS Mn
ME Crisp rs Mainline were graceful, ana
lust as truthful as could well he done.
All the rest of the caste were wen
up in their parts and another fine nn
dience attestcd their qualification b.
frequent piaudits.
Tomorrow night will he brouSnl
out Richard Ill, one Of the BEST OF
Shakspeare's plays, and We anticipa'e
good house.
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puiiip .Mrritln, wholesale ANA rttall d'al-
ar IN Pianos and Orgnna, Once ana safes
rooms Nos. 1910 Baronne street, New Or
leans. Qualities better prices lower ana
terms more favorable than nj amy eslabilSh-
lnrnl South. Large sales fully att ~ these
statements. Pianos sold on payments OF
sl2 80 and so per month If preferred. Philip
W.reius is the oldest music house, and also
the iurg'si piano and organ house III New
Orleans. Oan fourth million copies She I
music of all kinds. send for price list ana
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Take pleasure In extending thantsto their
many friends for timely aid on the morning
II the late fir, and beg to notify them and
tn, public gonerally that they will hereafter
b found ON the North side Of e Phbiic
Squat, In IA new drug store lately occupied
by Elliott & Stevenson, where they will b.
pleas Il TO me everybody who want good
dtuss, Whit House aud Glass Windows.
.l7dit
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10 lIw
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nr Olncial Paper Of .hr 90,

~. ,.ye ,lc facilities and the work.
mon "a do ~ good work, ana I" IN
ZOO rates, nv rnn he dome any "h"r''
and We mean 10 do II. bring your
zine Lob Work 10 THE DAILY HER
AID OFFICE. Corner Elm and Hons
sou streets.
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mUTCIIINs.
Town Lots for sale.

twelve lots (onc block, on the prlnc'pn'
nnslness street Of tho town Of Hulcliins' on
Tue Central .Railroad, In DallaS county, !"
sale 1T low prices. Apply 10
JOHN w.swINDElIlS,
jyljdtf Ho'"'' S'''N'
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DO 10 StcWEsg a. 10. l9T tai
bcs! NJ. B.OTis BtlG TrrG.C 9iH-
mos ia t;ic lnayAQS-.-iIs las0IStA,a
ins:ailuicntS; also Tor ItgA4'
fare. books. stationery. rror4.'
cry uma gi4es'Nrr. VII ~"
sliN,icS. ,ei, NaVg &C.. 80 -,!..
Of moui'iisg. ",t. .st.'. r,N,.'
lAsApts. in3ic H.LU pac.4r' r...
''rJ. dNwlHWlA
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That whispering al drcnnd town-what Is
IL: Gentleman talk n. I out the GOO iv-
Ing at the most popular Hot In piiias
which. the Commercial Lots
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Uninann i Co. have fresh and heavy liucs
of all kinds OF groceries, arrived yesterday.
Call ami see them. M.dtf
terms. l2uili
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Whit aop 0p. sood quo
l., but OF. pi.i'e an. hat u g. G'm ,c
Hotel bar. I'd is a'w.ys poDie 'uG 80 Ia
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brjSN SfOrn II ouSo 7 i NeHls
rhe store house NV occupied ny the uhoer'
signed. Also, the mont Office up stairs in the
same bu lding, formerly occupied by Field &
Nowlnn.
l7Sdtf PRhTHER MURPHY
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tits economy Ia u4c uunhamF Noust Pow
der. FOR pnrlly aud strength ituNuo,quL
An who uSr 1t, Hike H. AM recommend II to
their nriglbUlS. WhlsuN WdNW'w
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G II. B,auclianp, on Main street, opposite
Tia fouudry, has n large stock of school ana
miscellaneous books which hr Is closing out
very low. lUbdtI
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TIE MAILS.

Northern mail, via Contra Railroad,
closes daily, except saturdays, at 500 p N
Southern mail, Via Central Riuiroad,
closes daily, kept sundays, at,.,.ll:jO a m
East, m mail, via Texas AMI Pacific
Railroad, clos s daily, except sat
umuys, at .... .....'.,..... ,.,..,.,.... 500 p m
" strrn mail, via Slagt, clos daily
al 100. .,...........,....., $40 m
WAXunacni mail, VIA stag, cluavS
daily, ,xc pit SundnyS, nj ..,...,..... jo,, p N
Cl bu,nc mail, via Stag, cos = on
sundays, at ....,.. ...... go, ..,.,. .,. 500 T. m
ID nton mail, via stag closes Mon
days, Wednesdays /. Fridays, at 500 y M
Gye,uv,ll mail clos IN, sdUySanl
Fridays, at .,....,. ...........,... ......l2O0 IN
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AT A B,rEAin.

Commercial Hot lor sale AT u rsnih
fronting l0n ic,t on Elm AMI 100 ft,t on Jtf
f''rson stl 'etS.
aroItf : u. BLAKE.
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Mill owners and Lumber Dealers

The attention Of mill owners ana
hmbcr dealers Is called to the alHer-
tjsemcnt Of Mr.. Tho ans fiel, III
another column.
The property offered Is one OF the
most valuable and desirable IN tlllS
city, and the exchange ~ offered II
worth the attention of parties wanting
such prOperly.
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ON -hplfuf lslur Ia ~ business cont
oftht cly. ForpYlIculus inquire AZ Her
man Lnns's ] wolrS 'turt
lmtf
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ON round duz'n barrels OF the fiue>t kraut
ever offered In this natket, al the Gree
Grocery the only dozen ever made III I xaS.
sl7dlw HOLMAN " STEWART.
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G. II. l3eauchamp, on Maiu street, opposite
the foundry. keeps constantly on hand fresh
white cornmeal and . full supply q his su-
ptrIor Mountain Valley Flour. 1yy II
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fsrsnt

franklin Il Penn are receiving Il sood,
every Il y.
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rFNRuSTEE'S SaIE ny Vitae nj I'd.
] " tru~t xcri d Jan inS Ma
gan. DIT d sop NH y ISIS ! rllf sitrc
% s,ilc, u eiWni-.@ ttlt Elsa $ f,4t
House, un EN- slfert. ~ Hi rs AZ nhir.
~ Turs iav, fii Irhll nf MA nh ft-f III.
II 10 o'cicoN am Vic iugni ar bat r'oin Ok
tru $. Hnds,ll peisan pp .ft Ia n.l na So
eOnlr II udtfl IN sa devi of ifnst. e fisi~t-
ware, stvvss, and kiLchan utensils, etc.
ID. u. COlSLEY,
Trustee for Mors'y & Couahey.
Ira Q. MIEcAELta Attorney. s2lodsw
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city 0Mrers.


First Wurl--H. Birlisdnle, Alex. Sanger
ii. =. Ervay.
Second Ward-Jonn II. Bryan, william II
Scales.
Third Ward-Johu Owens, ". q. St,rt
James Greer.
Fourth wari-w. G. Young aud John "
Zane.
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Frnnsi.u & pam nav 3u nc wed q
~ gnInci MT nssoitnl1lt g Aiseeihfn,on'
books. Call AM sae inf Yourself
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Sunday, August 3, 1873,
PAssenger Trims win as lnlnW.:

on AND NFTEN
Sunday, August g, Lo73,
Passenger Trains wilIm as follows;
EXpRE~s-lnaycs Houston daily (Sltu,duS
excepted, NJ IS Z. NJ
Arriving ;,t Austin, 100 u. M; Waco, $50 u
M; Red HtNtr GUY, HAD a.. IN; ~. Louis, h:u,
p. M; Chicago, 40 y, M; louisville, so q.
M; Indianapolis, $3.50 a. m; Columbus, ..
l2:l0p. M; plItsburs, SID pm; Phiiadtlplij'
$50 Il, m; Washington ltA I;2i Il. m; Hulti.
more, $40 u. M; New YORK lU:-jp. a..
Returning, caves Red Eivui city, 1910 p. m.
Waco, ESQ y. M: Austin. 1870 a. ~; M1iNins
In liouStun, Il: O0nd Galveston, 500 I. m.
MODNTlON-Lraves Houston dali,
t'unuHy sc, lj.dl Vtb n. NJ.
Ar..rN- at AuNIin, $50 p M; Red Rive
city, 0:ia N.
~. Nn'ntdaN rNr pted: Austin e%O a. IA
arriving ia houston, U;ij .. M, ana Guiy,,
ton, t:b =. IN.
rNltllv 's,g S!egBiug CAU
Are tlarh d 10 Expnss Trains be,wyci
'ionslon niil Nn>dn, and Houston "uu Cos
t'aam is for wnco nus taNa E>prc
7ulp Davl.- Houston ~ 5:Ol y. N.
ouHcctious
At u aw. wH International l,niroao
daily ~uudoy, nc rt,,A.
AT Ju.H> nd III. liuah, with irXas auc
Paci % &c siiwry aud Ia i'usu Stages l,r ali
poin oil not b. NuuLvin T,Xas.
At Noru, with daily sing 10 1911 rulnts
A Mcxia, with Hue OF hacks tor Faincld
and iuti =, OF sunday and WcUuVs.lnys.
Az indD. tt,r, win Daily Stage for La
Crane.
Al Mcpalc, with daily Stage for Ras,iop.
AT Anstin, with daily stage 70. Sgi M'i'os.
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N otiCe.

On and after the LIST November all beef
and other meats s)li ~ M nnierNl-ned
butchers of "a city OF d uaN, via 49,
pensed of ONLY FOR CA II
We have also agreed, rom IN 1t q ""tl
further notice, TO incrl tsc IN prict o! beel 10
seven and eight cents.
The diillilty ia lliuih tinS accounts al
ready on Our books nd tn increase M the
,on' of the mlrlkotnousa stalls, make THIS u
necessity.
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rwo sssi "sade,ses ~ hi. city imn,
Set, 10 --i'n Civ u.
ft.l.h srEAt. Af,f.4s,g.
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AM aia.se .ot MAiis.A .tNl
inims M.uhiA ~ 60
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Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1873-02-20
Public Sale

ihe subscriber intending to quit farming, will sell
puohe SAFE, t his rcsidencea Hares Corner station
Nsw castle lid about " miles from Wilmington
rruay March lith, 1873, at 10 O'clucK his u1tir.
'tock ahd farming utensils, rs follows,
Sk mead Of horses and colts.
did driver. ' "'''o' " 'p'eh
No2: FRANK. good draf horse.
NJ D. Nelly, good buggy horse
good STOCK. ' "'"' wv cons
we've hrst class mich OF the very best s.loc
.o some VIII be IN profit by day OF sale aud Others
Pnngg, lot 81 pigs, chickens and turkeys two car
,,nkes' buggies, iarm wagon, and Lay Rigging
!nesl horse carts, Buckeye reaper and nower Com
oineu, Wheeler & Mallen, horse power, two rnKes
lohe hewi) IAN, pows haTrOws, cultiyaiurs f,rrs
Snoyeis measnies, bags hay KNIVES corn pues viii,
seei points double aud single trees truck baskets
noihe oiankets, haters, COW chains, CARRIAGE wau'
goh thu low harness, saddle and brides G OF iI,s
MI by the busIel, 1 sleigh, " '''
Daiiy hxture--Such ms milk cans; some hous,h,ld
IEhMS.-All sums of $50 and less, cash. ON all
sums over thht amount ciet of siN mo ntns will he
gwen by the purchaser giving ban kablo note viii
rpao.ed ehuurser;wthout interest IL paid when ,uo
on Tor cash. '' VI " put cent
\. IA lunch will bc given. NJ postponu men, an,
A.souht OF the weather. II II storms The saia will o
Al ~ .,.,,, GRAHAM BLANDN.
Y L. W. Sthiham Il Son, Auctioiuers nj, IN