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Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1874-02-26

GHEAslNo OF AxLEs.-The Canada Fagner
gives the following directions; "Many u wheel
IS ruined ny oiiing too plentiiully. A we'll
made wheel will endure constant wear from
ten TO twenty years, If care is taken 10 use the
right Kind aud proper amount Of oil; but ii the
matter Is not attended TO, the wheel will be
used up in i've or six years, Or 1t may be soon.
err. Lard should never be used Oh a wagon.
for 1t will penetrate the hub and work It's wav
around The tendons OF the spokes and SPOIL he
wheel. Castor-oil Is good material for use on
to spindle TO give 1t a light coating hi, i,
better than more, for the surplus put on will
work out at the ends, and be forced by the
shoulders and nut into the hub around the
outside OF the boxes. 10 oil the axletrse. t1rst
wipe the spndles clean with a cloth wei with
tuIpentine, If 1t won't wipe without il. On a
buggy or carriage, wipe and clean of the back
and front ends Of the hubs, aud then apply a
very sniaii quantity or castor-ol Or mors es-
pecially prepared lubricator, near The shoulder.
point.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1874-02-26


A MAN WHO KNOWS BEANs.--A farmer
near Brockport, Monroe CO., n. ", commenc.
ed some twelve years ago, by the purchase o +
nifty acres Of land. 1t was before the rise in
land, and lie bought Tor fifty dollars an acre ,
much OF 1t being considered of interior qnallty
lie was III debt Tor Il considerable part Of the
purchase money. He planted nearly the whole
vi his farm, the first year, with beans. The
war made AL active demand for beans, al high
prices; he got good crop and sold tor ~ TO
~. 80 per bushrl. Doing so well the iirsl year,
lie repeated the experiment, bought more land
until lie now owns 800 acres. Beans are and
have been his main, though not, as al tirst, his
only crop. Two years ago lie plaAted about
l4o acres. The plautlng is all done by ma
chine made especially for the purpose, and The
cultivating is done by horse labor. He hires
tue beans pulled by the acre, ". 2O being the
usual price. Women and children do lntlcl. of
This work, and as it Is done by the acre, there
is no disputiug as 10 how much each laborer
earns. There are ups and downs in prices
low prices being the rule since the war--but Mr.
has found his bean crop always profita
bic one. III seasons when beans arc injured
by the weather, he furnishes gieat amount OF
work Tor poor people in winter hand picking
his enormous crop. HIS example and success
have proved contagious, and the result is that
beans have been grown more largely within six
or ten miles OF Broc kport than i'll any other
section OF similar size in the world. Many
farmers have grown rich by growing them and
during the war it was not uncommon for mel
TO make the value Of their land from i single
crop, We'll sold.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1874-02-26

WoMAN's WAR ON WHIsKEY.-The women
Of Jersey City have taken up the cry Of their
sisters of the Yves, against intelnperaDce. The
hrst meeting was held in st. Paul's Methods,
Episcopal church, on Tuesday night, emitted
Mothers Meeting" for the salvation of the
sons and daughters of men. The latter word
was advisedly substituted for that of women
smother" Adams delivered an address to her
sstcl members against intempersnce, aud cal
led upon them to commence the good i.hL in
deed and III truth. She WIS in favor Of fight
Ing when intempernce was her enemy, and
she hoped her sisters would respond promptly
anu JOIN tho movement which she felt certain
was 70 end al no distant day in a grand victory
Sixteen oil the good, pious and noble sisters
went forward and signed the roll. Shortly al
towards they commenced the raid on tie Gin
| mills. Moving out of the chuIch 10 double file
| they proceeded up Grove street 10 the s.ole
| Kept by lhe Post Brothers, and this store they
entered. Que Of the ploprietors received them
| not WIN open arms, but with hat in hand.
| "Molher" Adams,on the part Of the delegat ion,
| addressed lin Oh the evils that result from in
| toxication and the terrible responsibility OF
those engaged in the liquor traffic Her address
was SO touching that it not only touched the
heart but tho eyes Of the Inflated Post. The
| movement will be resumed within a few DAYS
and combined assault will be ma Ia on tho
| liquor stores in Newark avenue.
The antl-liquor crusade has feaGLei staten
| Island, where some women took ulv antage
of the absence Of Il saloon keeper ON Friday 10
hold prayer meeting III has s4.uon. The wu.
men OF Orange, y. j., Were To have begun a
movement on Saturday. 1t is reported that
| the Trustees OF Trinity Church, in New York,
| influenced by representations Of many OF the
old church members, especially the women
have decided not TO release any Of the proper
" OF Of Trinity corporation to liquor sellers
This it is stated, will turn out about forty re-
tail liquor dealers, who are Trinity's tenants
| by May first. Rev. Henry Ward Beecher ap.
proves OF the praying crusade, and calls it ga
! moral cyclone" The crusade in New York city
| was initiated on Sunday evening, by meetings
, In the Church of the Strangers aud The Seven
teenth Street Baptist Church. A strong oppo
sition TO he movement Is expected but tht
"cold water people" are sanguine,
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1874-02-26

Mansfield, the celebrated slasistican, has de-
monstrated that within the last twelve wears
the money value OF the annual Weld farm
products IN Ohio has increaced fifty millions Of
dollars and that the producing capacity of ,he
farms has increased. The inference is thai The
farmers Of Ohio have made great PROCESS in
business management, and have, while realiz.
ing good profits, kept their farms up TO the
standard OF fertility.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1874-02-26

Horses ale drug in Australia. In many cl
the old districts in New South Wales they run
wild in thousands; they are not worth looking
at, and are very ditficnlt 10 collect ia any way;
they eat the food Of olhei profitable stock and
are only scoufge upon pastures. Hence they
have to lie exlermlnated like vcrinn. Ia many
parts Of country they are shot by hired men f.
so much per hcad, and arc collected and destroy.
ed systematically, They abound in wild tmoi,s
upon mountains of the most rugged and mac.
cessib!e character as well as upon the widest
plains ofthe interior always deeenerating. be
coming smaller, weaker and wilder.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1874-02-26


EXECUTORS SALE
win be sold at public sale NJ the late Residence of
James Armstrong, deceased, Ia Chr,siaua llumlied,
New Castle county, Del, on
TUESDAY, MiRCH ., ls,t
Al IL O'Clock, u. M,
The personal property belonging TO the estate ~
the deceased, As follows, 10 wit
~ THREE HORSES, NINE MILCli a.sls.-!
~ COWS, Two HELPERS AND hEIJh
NNA TWO BULLS. ill<.ailaA
FARMING UTENSILS,
ltwo-horse wagon, hay bed, horse cart market
dearborn, combined mower and reaper, steel tonth
horse rake, roller, plows, harrows, entiVanir gram
cradles moving scythes, grain fan, corn shelter wa
eon harness. cart and pillow harness, collars brides
shoyels hoes, spades, forks rakcs and barn shuNeS
HAY by the ton, Corniodder, Wheat and Oats straw
TEkMS.-Aii sums of S95 and under cash on all
over that amount credit OF months Will he tlvch
by purchaser giving banksbo note VITA approved IN
dorser, with interest from date,
MARY h. AkAlSTROSG, I aXEcr-
WILLIAM ARMSTRONG; roes.
l.. W. Stidham " Sou, AuctiOneers. i'hI9
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1874-02-26


HIS entire stock and farming uten-ils:
HORSES AND COLTS. a.
q, ~ NJ Il ABE, years Old, kind and gentle Gs2A
NO z, Goley, good farm horse work anywhere
No 3, ,Jenney Kind and gentle "'' ""S'''
T. nos. and are pair OF sorrel cots, Jenney and
Fanny, coming years old, broken 10 drive In dnll
BILE harness.
Nc. ., colt, coming one wear old
Nine mead OF line mich cows, Durham &. ,,s+v
STOCK, Inc most Of them will be In profit HEFSA
ny gay vi SAFE. Four shoat pigs, Chester E.-rs.7s
FARMING UTENSILS.
One marAet dearbo m one trotting wagon. .I-,rh
and oeis, sets OF single harness. twu-hor-e arm
wagon morse cart hay rigging, good roller, steel
tsoth rake, grain drill, one corn sheeT . aruin rro-
uieHi IRON harvester, mower and reaper, 4 uluws
par twin harrows oultiyators wood sled hay FORK
2bocks and fall sets OF stage harness. SETS rlnu
chahs and names cart saddle and collars COW
Matters BRIDES, forks, rakes half bushels ~ ueCE
shoses, hoes spades a lot of chickens By Tie mir
articles NOT mentioned ~ ''
Wheat in the ground, 34 of I'VE one 600 beam and
2 peas shingles by the hundred, a lot of bOnrd- Gr
the foot. '' "
DAIRY FIXTURES.
two handled churn, hand churn, butter worker.
cream cans, scales prints and paddle, milk paus
milk can buckets lot of beuchea n lOt ni Nirhnr
tools. butter tub with cooler.
HOUSEHOLD AND KITCHEN FURNITURE
Bedsteads, bedding, bureaus, wardro be- lounge.
tables, chairs, closets, looking glasses pictures
stss IsnoSes mattrass rag carpet by the yard
TERMS.-An sums of $50 and under cash on all
sums over that amount credit or months viii he
given BY purchaser giving bankable note with ap-
ded from day Of sale, per cent Oh for cash A'
W, ,.,,,. WILLIAM CLARK
L. w stidhsm & Bon, Auctonesr, iebie
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1874-02-26

The President is reported 10 have reiterated,
In a recent conversation, his confidence in The
ultimate success Of bis Indian policy.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1874-02-26

The Secretary Of the Treasury has been in.
Spain has removed her duties on exports.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1874-02-26

The following described personal property, wv /
T71sgee mich cows, = Ia profit by dRy ur ,alr'
L9ssAfS heiteIs, bulls, one year. ola . Chv-t,l
IA.-N-- white Pigs.
FAKAISG UTENSILS.
c0ermAntown wagons. i nearly new; / Two hntac va.
gOn IN good order, Buckeye combined machine Ia
good order, wheel lake, PennoCK corn slrilrr grain
Ian, Glove huller, twin harUws aploN = entity Itur.
double and single Trees, wagon and rioW Eenrs. AaS
anu manure FORKS, hoes, forks. iHkrs, shoyrl-, ykt
and gTubbing hoes, y buslcl aud 4. peck measures
grndstone, wood saw, lot OF cider barTea, hcct anil
pork by the pound, meat barrels about twenty
milk pans, bucket, stiainrr bucket, two ,trpin
Kettles chnTn, butter tub, good cook stove ChaIl-,
table, coai siove. Hay by tho ton, hbuut twenty
acres of wheat IN the ground. - pair uI chickens.
TERMS.-All sans Of 40 and under cnAs uli
over that amount credit OF months bV purchaser
giving bahksble note with approved tndpf--T. 1t
not paid when due ihiettrt nom date, per cent
. iut cash GEO 4 ISNAU
Il. W. SlluhM " ION AnCtlOnGtIl irfs-1t
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1874-02-26
PU BLIG SAf4E3
nU BLIC MALE.

DUBLED SALE.
The subscriber, about 10 quit farming, via sen AZ
public sale at his residence the Inrm vi VIA. Me-
Crlland near McClellnndsve, Del, On
THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 20, 1874,
Ati2 O'Clock, NJ,
The following described Personal Property, VIZ!
n, good work OIL driving horses, I colt com
rTsssA ing wears Old, OF superior stock yoke OF
6n home raised oNen years old, iiyG - ~
good mich cows in profit IA the ~ ~
Spring The cows are all young and good ,tS.A,.
mikeis steers lisng two years, THREE FINE
SHoA1S.
FARMING UTENSILS.
good farm wagon, market dearborn nearly ue,,, /
Germantown carringe; seta oil la4G harness,
nearly new; wagon harness. collars and bride .--
Also, riding bride and saddle / Union mJw er,
nearly new, two wheeled cultivltor, plows hniross,
cutivaors, roller, forks raKes, hoes, grndstuue
corn shelter gram fan, steel tooth horse rake, NOW
ing scythe grain crndles, and other articles
TONED, Also, hay by the ton.
| KITCHEN FURNITURE & DAIRY FIXTURES
Good cook stove, No. 9; psror stove, cupbnards,
| chairs, settee, table, buckets, milk pans, butter
| tub and churn.
| TERMs.-Ah sums Of so and under CASH all oven
that amount credit OF months Will be given on
purchaser giving negotiable note with approved So
| curty, OF i've pee cent. oil for ca8h.
| tebls EBEN hLFRIY,
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1874-02-26


The subscriber, about to remove, will sell public
sale, the farm OF Joseph Iatuall on the Hare's
Corner road, IN miles south OF Wilmington, New
Castle county, Del, on
MONDAY, MARCH ., 1874,
At II O'clock M, sharp,
The following described personal property, VIZ:
a. 4good farm OF road horses, pair OF eyEAey
10y good working oxen, pair large size [yxlSd
80 nrst- class dairy cows, some with 1asiaHW
calves by their sides, Others spIngmg Is home
raised heters, some Of which springng 10 Cnlvr
bulls, full bred Durham, coming wears Old =
shoat pigs, (sows) Chester county whites.
FARMING UTENSILS.
Market dearto rn, riding carriage with han n4a4 ,
two-hOrse farm wagons with hay beds troting waguu
OK cart, clipper mower in good order 2horse cut
tvator roller GUILTY. ators, sets twin harroWs corn
shelter, grain ian grain cradles, moving rtythes
grind stone, Pittsburgh plOws, Wiley do, heavy
pillow for new ground, grain drill corn coNot-,
yokes, OF baskets, dozen COW chains, . ret- stage
harness, brides, collars, head halters lines. TN
nip dri, dearborn tongue, sleigh, bells, barn shn,r
70 tons good timothy hay, 80 acres ~ ain az groun
DAIRY FIXTURES.
forty quart milk churns. IL twenty do do CIV, Nr
quart cream chuIns, thirty quart do, iili, rams,
cream pots, milk buckets, strainer bucket, So 80
gallon farmers boiler, In good order
HOUSEHOLD GOODS
Regulator cook stove No. g. coal stove pairs bri-
steads, lot of empty barrels and many oiei article.
TERMS.-All sums OF $50 and under, cash ON all
sums over that amount credit OF months viii be
proved indorser, interest added.
JEHu CLARK.
JOSEPH TATNAlI.
l.. W. Stidham & Son, AuctiOneers Li,T
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1874-02-26
nj BLIC SALE.

mi BIO SALE.
The subscriber ahuut TO d ect,nt ia, la,r ,,,...
" - u ~ pUldo !-sle uu his farm near H1oih,s -.
h'ip De.H"ae county, Pa on -
THURSDAY. MARCH 18th, 1874.
At O'clock, p, NJ,
d r.S") HEAD of WELL sELECr
49, n. ,,,. - - A-' ED .r,--..
shes.s4lnp DAIRY COWS, &s1T
Some with calves by their sides. r. d%--0.-
- coming i'll profit thia Spring M most of the 9th
nay, pOjd milk wagon and , tons prime timothy
% Splendid young ihlhg order twenty pairs
LEF COCHIN HENS AMI
, fCLLETS, -''
TERSiSs otheI articles not enumerated.
sumo over IL % Il Gums Of $50 and under cash oil III
la oat amount a credit Of sIr mn,,,k ~
an purchasers giving bankabie note with
L, IT st,,,, JOHN r. BRINeHuRsI,
7N"I A"eiOneeis. leblG
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1874-02-26
mi GlFAI' Kennedy iun
CONS W. pT'I(l MI

~ '''.' \ '-hAi Et)f EtJE
con, u Va pE'lCDEl
which @an la cured By !,
t"trrly 'esort - this stand
Wd Preparation, ~ has Jeny,
proved by the hundreds 81
testimonials 4eeeiged BY U..s
plopriotoias. II IL acI,nowl
edged by many prominen.
physiciena 10 ba the mos.
reliable preparation ever in
tFoduced for the relief H. !
cure Of all Lung complain,
and IS offered TO the pr M; -
sanctioned by the exp, ...; ''''''
OF over forty yeasv WV
resort It d to in ,eas s, !, " n "Sl
dom fails 40 .ef,;sa a'o y II 'J'
c cure n y r ne most severe
500 - Ioughs, bronchitis
Inf a. :, Whooping Cough.
: ,uenza, Asthma, Colds,
Jore Throat, Pains or Sore
ness in the Chest and Side.
Liver Complaint, Bleeding
ut the Lungs, &c. IVistar's
6alsam does hot dry up a
Cough, and leave the cauea
behind, as is the case with
most preparations, but ii
loosens and cleanses the
lungs, and allays irritation,
thus removing the cause OF
the complaint.
,r PREPARED III
IfTH ", F0WLg 4 BOMB, Boston, Hoss.
Ana sold By Druggists Epd pealsr, sOne1asF
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1874-02-26
UUBLIC SALE.

Tbs undersigned, having rented his iarm, viii sell
At public sale, at his farm OH the road leading nom
Newark to Elkton, on
WEDNESDAY, MARCH 4, 1874,
the following described personal property, vi.
n head Of good work driving 6tsEtry
~ horses, yoke Of good work oxen, F5-iff'
XII superior grade bull, ~ wears old, kfSs{t.n
Ii head Of cows. some with calves by then dl olh-
ers coming into proht, . yearings
FARMING IMPLEMENTS
two-horBe power, thresher ami cleaner, nearly
new, Casho patent l Buckeye reaper and
combined, In complete order, grain and phosphate
drill, roller, hay and straw CUTTER two horse Wa.
gon, OK osrt horse cart, hay rigging, rigging hay
rake grain fan, corn hner, plOughs, cultivate ~
2double harrows. single harrows, wagon harness,
pillow harness. collars brides forks, shovelH, IRkes,
hoes, and every thing needed on iirst class farm.
WILLIAM BOWER.
Terms at Sale frhiG
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1874-02-26
sHERIFF'S SALE.

Nv virtue vi q writ Of Nend. ExpOnAs TO me direc
ted, VIII be exposed ~ Public Sale, nj tho National
hotel Kept nv jackson BIZ liant, In Mddetown in NJ.
GCoT ses Hundred. New Castle county, Del, on
FRIDAY, M1RCHG 1874,
At l2U'cock. m,
lhc 'uuowing described real estate, w
y lot Of land, situated in Appointments Hundred,
New Castle county, Del, bounded and described as
follows, to wit On the north side by lands oil VIM.
Wilson on the o,st by lands OF william CHM, de.
ceased, ON the west bI land OF James =. kothwe H.
ant the south By Lands Vt the heirs OF Isaac Gibbs
containing one HuudIcd and $incty AereB Of Land
more Or less, with frame dwelling and other outb,dld
nFs thereon erected.
10. 2, 4 lot uf land situated in Middletown 81.
Georges Hundred, New Castle county, Delaware,
bounded on the cast by lands oI Jos. II. Walker,
the west by IL. -. Howell, The north by lot No
hereafter mentioned and described and gu the Aoull,
bv Main street &c, being IS feet front by huu'
drcd and htty ieet deep, be the same what they
may, win a frame store house thereon erected.
No, s. a lot situated in MiddletOwn, in St. George
Hundred New Castle county, Del, bounded and lie.
scrlbed AS follows to Wit A lot 40 feet front extend
ing back one hundred and iiy fact TO land VI Thorn
Massey on the west, Jos. II. Walker on tho south
by - Kelley on the NORTH &c, he the content,
what they may,
Seized and taken ir execution rs the property OIL
ThUIna, Ii. Rothwel', andto DO odd by
ROBERT l.. AkMSIRONQ1 Sheriff.
Sheriff. Office, New Castle, February H. 1874.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1874-02-26

<nrwrr TWO COWS, ONE HElFFR,
Ea TWO VERY FINE SHOATS o. GOOD
1Sn SIZE.
FARMING IMPLEMENTS,
two-horse wagon, horse cart, market wagon,
ruckaway carriage, Buckeye combined machine,
Van Wickle fan, roller, double harpooned hay iork
and fixtures ploH Ms, harrOws cultiVators Gri sets
breech harness. A sets lead harness set cart harness,
sets carriage harness, BRIDES, collars, OK chains,
fork chain double and single trees, gram cradles,
large farm bell % bushels katly Rose potStoe Dairy
Fixtures.
HOUSEHOLD And kIrCHES rIRNllUhE
Consisting oil 3stoves, 2tablcs, Ltjstcads ,nails
&c, 80 Pan of Chickens.
TERMS.--All sums OF &25 and undei cash all
sums over s25, credit OF 10 months VIA be gwen rs
purchaser giving bankable note with approved en-
durser Interest added from date 1t not AID when
due,
LEVI u. EASTBl-RS.
j.. W. StidhAm X Sui, AUCTION sen lgplp
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1874-02-26
PUBLIC SALES.

puBLIc SALE
VIII be sold at public Sale the residence OF jesse
L. Talley, on the farm OF BayHrd Guest, situate In
Brandywine Hundred, on the p. W. & b. X. r..
about Sk miles from Wilmington, on
THVRSDAY, MARCH 10, 1874.
At IL o'clock, M,
The following described personal property, viz
a. Two good work horses, l superior psfyyn
oNtwo year old colt, booded stock, EtAif'
good mich cows, all OF them In pro- Ah--AA~
Mt by the day OF sale, and one year old bull four
shoGt pigs,
FARMING UTENSILS.
Consisting OF one good market dearborn broad
wheeled cart ploug6s ha rows, cultlvRtors, corn
shelter, forks, rakes, shovels moving scythes, &c
sets dearborn harness. sets pillow harness, set lead
chains, 1000 quart and pint Burlington fruit baskets
fruit crates, fruit trays baskets half bushe aud halt
peck measures, grain bags, &c.
DAIRY FIXTURES.
churn, butter tub, milk pans scales and weights,
&C.; also four acres Of wheat In the ground corn and
potatoes by the bushe lot Of meat and fish barrels
about 200 Brandywne raspberry plants, vinegar 10y
the barrel, etc., etc.
TENSION all sums Of $50 a credit OF months
will be given by the purchaser giving his note with
approved indorser, OF dive per cent. o for cash ON
all sums Of $50 and over.
TALLEy 4 GUEST.
Rowbotham & Fram, Auc,ioneers.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1874-02-26

E1l BllC Sail.
VIII be sold at the restdenc- Vi the sab,ctber M
~ HoYpir. MARcH 81, ls7l,
l. O'Clock, IN.
The ioliowlnE described personal property VIZ
- Two .Oul work or driving ho Igss
i IN grutir IA all kinds Of harness. IN
6l--sN 40 !, huy horpe seven years Old. A2&
~. =, brown horse ten years old.
one excellent Young SOW, Une heiteI two YEAR old
"ulbe Ia rinht IN the spring, both home raised tpu
Young Nhcnl-,
FIRMLNG UTENSILS;
ivUNiht ttl NJ wagon, one nearly new hay rig pinl
fihIe and hunrs1 one Germantown dearborn, go
d'Nrhhfii poles, ono horse cart, one Kirby ulppur
moving machine Tor one OF two horses, one steel
tooth hay rake, siti Eh ami bells Ane
one grain fan, two wheclbarrows, one large grind
stone, one mower grinder, one Bm all roller, piuws
hHtoW' Gun hiofr, nay cutter, gram cradle, now
hS hoythcs nay knife nay aud manure forks, rskes
hoes, hhoVels, spsdeti maui aud edges corn Rniys.
cabbage cutter, double and single trees, mattock
wood saw AMI horse. ladder lot of bic ks baIS
irl9 iot OF irut boxes lot of market baskets one
Of double wagon harness, two svts OF dearborn hbr.
ness cart, Saddle pillow and lead gears one saddle
ana bridle COW CHAINS. one leather Il net; also lot
Oh Nhuharb plants OF excellent variety, and ID any
other articles 10 tedious too mention.
HOUSEHOLD IND KITcE2y FURNITURE
such rs one large cook stove and lxtures small
COOK hovei one parlor Btove two bud room stoves
beu, ads, ono secretary and book case one Dotys
"hanihg machine, ono chuln butter tub, print and
pAuhloi lot oil TIN ware, milk pans and pailg, iniIk
hueket anu hfa1ner, Hcalea aud weights i've elocks
TERMS. ALI sums OF sos and under es,,. all ov.,
IAt amount credit OF six inontha will bs given bv
Tue puichaasr giving bis note with approved gscurt
" II NOT lAil at maturity interest will be addad
i4'@ day u sale per t cent Ga for q cash:
Lewis " stidham & Son, Aucaoneers iehf.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1874-02-26

HfshD VT UVVD WYNN IIVNoFS
"a One IL a mare, years Old, good ssssYsy
@NtraveleT, . colt, months old six LcetYV
A head OF Mich Cows oil good stock 1xAn60
good two-borse wagon with hay rigging attached ,
two-hor ne market wagon one-horse market wagon.
Sleigh tw0-horse sled, ox cart, tongue and axle,
yoke, two horse thresing machine. all in good rder
large feed chest, combined moving and reapinp
machine In good running order steel tooth horle-
rake nearly new, sets double harness and blind
bridles, collars, pows, hsrrows, cultvat0rs. gram
fan, corn shelter, log chain, Ten tons more Of
timothy hay, barrels OF pure cider vinegar, Sc.
TERMS.-All sums Of $40 aud under, cash on nil
over that amount credit oil msnths will be given
on understanding bankabe note with approved ii-
dorser. II not paid when due interest added
JOHN MCCORMICK.
James cranberry, Auctioneer. febI9
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1874-02-26

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Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1874-02-26
p E r s o N'.fL PRO PERT Y

The subscriber, intending to quit farming, viii sell
At public sale at his residence, In Mill Creek Hnn-
dred on the road leading from stanton TO Ro-evile
factory, near White Clay Creek Church. on
MONDAY. MARoH 9, 1874
AT O'Clock, p. IN,
The following described personal property, uz
THREE HEAD OF HORSES; IN
No. black mare, Cooley, good farm mare I-SN
Ne. 2, dun mare, Lucy, with foa
No. 3, bay colt, Harry, rising years old of good
size, sired by Cecil Morgan.
o head OF first class mich cows, Of
u which win be in profit BY day OF sale l