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The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1874-09-24

The opasi';on candidates are motley
crew. There are Reynolds and Bumgar-
uer. both of whom were in the last House
Of Delegates, aud both voted to make ne
eros qualified Jurors IN this State, thus at
tempting to compel white men to ST: on
juries with the negro. This vote sboa'd
lama them 10 the eyes ofereFy gbise man
IN the coanH.
Both Reypolls and Bumgarucr voted in
the Legislature against appropriating mo,
neg for the support Of the Normal Schools
Of the State, aud through their czcr'ioas
and votes. the appropriations Tcre With
held from these Institutions, thereby sirl-
king a severe blow ct the prosperity Of
our Zee schools. The Normal Schools
Itarc been the source from aLich all our
native teachers have sprung. Reynolds
and Bumgoraer voted to destroy them
Arc you wiling TO send them back TO the
Legislature?
Reynolds and Brmga;ner both drew
from The Treasury Of the State eighty Do!
lars, for til. twenty days they we're at
home during the Christmas recess, there
by taking from tie people taas sum
of money, without rendering the least
service therefor. 1t Was salary Steal
viii you vote Coz men who have taken
from the Treasury money which did not
bcloog to them, aud for which they never
rendered any service?
Reynolds clnined mileage Cor more
miles than he was cpli;leito. and drew h!s
money for the excess over 100 miles TO
which he vas entitled. he drew pay foF
1j4 miles. Can you VOtc for such man!
Both Bun garner and Reynolds mIsr'P'
resented the. people Of this county in the
las: Legislature. IL nearly every vote they
cast. They were so extremely partiaao
tbat they could hardly vote for any meas
rrc lbot was introduced by the Democrat,
ic side o. the House; and made it a rule
whenever opportunity offered to re'crd the
necessary Legislation, such as appropria-
tons, &c. These same men are now be-
fore tie people as Independent Rcpr0!',
cao,eaniilaies, asking you to return them
to The Legislature, that they may still fur.
Their misrcp.escnt you.
Vote !or Sehoa aad McCulloch anl you
vote for honest, capable, good AID true
men.
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srnnorl a No..lnee.

The following sensible views By tue
.S,qm'oa Spectator, are so applicable TO
cor pgesen. situation, that We adopt them
as our own:
VIXEN a regularly appointed conssFva,
tive convention has been fairly made, it is
the duty Of every conservative to supper!
the nominee whether he hnpPcas TO be bis
choicc or aot. This Is a DEFY incunibcdt
upon every one wbo recognizes the Oblisr'
lions OF party discipline Without such
discipline, the strength Of the party could
net be made available, and would be liable
at any tine 10 be defeated BY minority
party hariog the advantage of discipline.
Properly considered, voters DO not vote for
the m3tgtiaal, but fos the nominee, and
BY so doiag they are but dischargiDg their
duty as conservatives. II the individual
nominated be not ,Lc;r personal preference,
the greater is tie virtue il supporting him;
for then they arc governed by principle
and sense Q; duty in the performance OF
an obligation imposed by authority which
they recognize as entitled 10 obedience
There may be a pleasure, but no Special
virtue, % voting for their personal choi!c;;
bu! there is virtue in the performance Of
duty, and that is exercised when thcy sup.
port nominee who is not their choice
If the nomince be yoar choice exercise
your pleasure in voting for him; ii he be
not, do what is 6.ttcr--?g,fo:n your duty
By voIiag fo7 lia,
Ii there was no obligation upon voters
to vote for any other than thc;r personal
preference, there would be no use in hold.
irs conventions, for they could not uoni.
nate the personal choice Of each voter i
they Should nominate a'hundred candidates.
When properly constituted convention
fairly mikes its nomination, it becomes the
duty Of til: man52rs Of the party holding
such coageatioa % support the nominee.
Thc danger to the Conservative party Of
this State consists not 50 much in the
strength Of the Rspa5lican party as 10 the
support Of Independent candidates whose
2ersonal ambition sets the organization Of
the Conservative pa7ty at defiance, and
seeks to a::aia p2rs1all aggraniizsmeat
by the paitcd supper: of Republicans aud
iDcoasjieratc or iislfac!cd Conservatives
Though there can be but little, ii any &,
danger of the election Of az icde7enisn;
cladilate IL this District, "a Which the
Conservative mojorjty is 50 large, yet no
Conservative should vote for such, as i.
tends to demora.ise the party.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1874-09-24

Tie South Clrolina taxpayers, unable
to bear the burdens Of carpe:-bag rule, hold
Conventions aud send delegations to the
President praying for the protection Of the
general government against the corm0rauts
who are tcastiog upon tue planier Of the
people. They arc iasr!ted 10 their mission,
and federal troops are ordered in their
midst to keep them quiet while being rob-
bed.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1874-09-24

Err. Hssesora's Vote on the Salt Tariff.
We have called attention before to the
unjust misrepresentation made By the op.
position IN regard to Hon. Frank Here,
fofd's position with regard to tie tariff 90
Salt. The old tariff on foreign sat: was
eighteen cents. the new bill a!i;at eight,
ba. through Tie influence aud efoF's o.
Hereford, and Maynard, of Tennessee, j;
was aman1ed AMI made twelve coats.
Vance, Of North Carolina, wished to put
i. on the free is: and therenpon Hereford
a!oue opposed i: as published below,
From the Congressional Record, Vol. .,
Party. Page 1878, 4SFd Congress We
clip rg5a.im Mr. Hefeford's remarks.
Mr.. HaaEFoRo-Thc argument Of Tie
gentleman from North Carolina (jlr.
Vance ia favor of free salt applies Just as
sell 10 every other article on our tariff
list. He s1gs it should he made free be.
cause It is one Of the prime necessities Of
life. So is iron one Of the prize uscassI-
ties fife. It's part aai parcel Of the
BLOOD ITSELF. Self has to be manufactured
before it caa be made useful. So doe:
iroa have 20 be manufactured before il eau
be made useful. So throughout The whole
list.
TITS tariff. Fits for The parPose Of pro-
tectiag hclab0r. the manufacturing iodcs-
tries Of tie carnlry, applies vita equal
fierce to sal; rs it does TO iron or 20 any
other article that Is manufactured through
out tue land. Aud conc nov ngsja TO
cxcmpljfy in my own Parsoa and 10 fTn,
ISL certainly praetjca! demonstration Of
the platform Of one ofth2 grcl. pol:tita!
parties il tic la.. Presidential c=mPaigO
iaa. this question Of the tariff was RENTED
I to each Congressional district to decilc foi
I Itself, the district that ! represent Object
Iihu s2lt shall! be made free, and see That
~ .!siead foa TIE opposite side Of tho
Ohio las an interest ;iea;:sa! VIII ny
gwD.
l!r. Harris; q Virsiaia, | zorll ask tie
ger temaD vhy i: is the ia'czes' Of his Dis
tic: that sa!t should be mad. free?
Mr. Hereford, Will tell you. almost
While | an talking and for year>. several Of
the sal, furnaces Of my Gjs;:ic; haze bcco
living idle on accoua: Of the io~ price Of
/ sel:. aui hrad;els and hundreds Of men
are tlrown ont Of employment wbo we've
Engaged in the manufacture Of sat anl IN
/ h. hrad.cds .! other means Of employ
acat that are necessarily used IN the man.
uiaetr,e aud production os s1it. | % not
see why tac gentleman should strike ct tie
m,;c!o OF salt. which is oac Of the fcw ar
',iclcs that saocI have protection. i; there
is any at all am opposed to the a:Gc'.d'
men; that The gentleman from North Car.
oiinc has offered aud hope i; will not pre-,
yail. It's aot il tie original / IL, and II
The s?iri, Of toe Chairmau Of Tie Commit.
tee on WAYS aud Means, | say that We
should co: nd! new article to this i".
+! II W. DO, our iabors will be iHtcrmiuabIe,
oal We will u J, yet away from her. sn:i
he Scnmes ,h:ll have passed away"
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Jeremiah Smith a0d Sarah Price, Defendants.

Jeremiah Smith and Sarah Price, Defendants.
In Chancery.
The object of thisSuit is 10 cancel the MOTT
gaze given rs III" defendant, jeremiah S'n III.
8, the defendant, Sarah Price. en- the real estate
III the com2}ainqnt's bill mentioned; aud also
loatach and ,uhecs said rsaI estate 10 the
payment Of the plaintiff, clair, amounting d
the siyty.Six dollars and eighty ccais, and The
interest thereon
And II appearing by Az larit fled with ih'
paper, in th;s cause. that The said defendants
are nUa r ,iirnS Of the State Of Wce; Virgin.
IT,, i; = ordered hat hey do appear Lerc with
in orc moa!h after the FIRST rub!cqiion o. DIS
order. and DO what is necessary 10 protect
their ;r'"rcsl in Ibis suit TrstG@
CuAS. B. WAGGEEER, Clerk.
Simpson. Pc. lSei !V-AT.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1874-09-24

A gentleman OF CGssvlIIc, this county,
sends US The following information:
Jerry Stu!l. Of Clay District, went to
Texas last Spring and located 10 Bell
county (arotbcr warning to young mem
to look oat for picked up friends. He
was working with a man named Arso,
who cnticcd poor Strll to start for Ncbras-
ka. They started for tde train. 20 miles
distant. at 9 O'Clock, and that was the last
heard Of him until skeleton was found
giving marks Of foul play, StulI's clothes
we're identified BY the pocket knife, comb,
&c found in the pockets Stull was a
spleodid young man. and his friends are
going TO raise reward to erdearor to
overhaul Argo, who is supposed to be .
notorious robbc.. '-.iogmiyrn Pest.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1874-09-24

The prospects grow brighter and bright
or. We assure our friends We know what
We speak. As the Democracy gross more
and more compact The enemy becomes more
and more demo,aliaad. The whole Dem.
ocratic. Conservative party Q: the county
is now is motion aal the battle is subs'aat-
sly Won.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1874-09-24
oRDER OF ELECTION.
WEST VIRGINIA:

TIA County Court continued ard held for
n. The County Of Mason, at the Cogrt Eouse
tliercofon Wednesday July 22d, 1874. for the
transaction Of police aud fiscal business
/ petition having beca heretofore presented
vthc Court, signed ty orer one hundred 70.
ter: c:this county praying for The adoption Ct
the Alternate Method Of Constructing and
keeping in Repair the County Roads as PRO.
vilcd in Chapter one hundred and seigkty.tTo
Of Tie acts OF ls72-T3.
It's. thereupon ordered that The said oit2:.
nate method OF constructing and keeping ~
re5ai. the county roads OF Mason County, be
submitted 20 the yo;ers Of said county for az.
option or rejection at the ensuing election for
Delegates 70 The legislature on the second Tues
dav Of October next. The persons voting !or
the adoption Of Ihe said alternate method, Shall
have written or printed upoa his ballot he
words. For adoption Of the Alternate Melh-
ed Of Constructing and keeping in Repair Vie
Cornty Roads" And Tie person voting az.
ainst The adoption Of said method shall have
written or printed upon bis ballot, the words.
For rejection Of the Alternate Method Of Con.
s,ruc'iug ard keeping in Repair the County
Roads.
Il is frr.her ordered chat copy Of This order
BE published in the newspapers Of His county
until the day OF election; Dad also thai c'ap.
1872 Of The acts Of 1928 he published IL the
newspapers Of this COUNT for tTo weeks. And
!. Is ordered that the CLERK have tag pscpe7
ballcis prepared Te>te:
E. EiNBEELfNG, Clerk.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1874-09-24

hIr. Richard Joacs, Of New Rircr, has
Just completed tao work Of Hercules,
having cut from the rugged cliffs 0! New
River 2,0G0 cords of wood OF railroad
length, and sta:k.l ia? same upon the iiac
Of road. Thocgh upwards Of sixty years
Of age, Mr.. Jones possesses all the energy
OF moantaia youli.-.Ua,yo@.ry N.ssen-
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lEEST EIRGTNLl:

4 7 Rrle, held in the ofii:e OF the Clerk Of
4 the Circuit Court Of Putnam county on
the FIST Monday, in September, ls1.. "
J. P. Woods, A. Il. Chi!ds and Thon1s ~.
Marsillioit, partners doing business unHI.
the firm name aaa style OF J. P. Woods
Co. VS..
J. ". Sutton, III. Sutton & -, partners
doing bushes. under the firm name an"
style oil j. ". Sutton 4 Co. In AsSrmp',"
The object of this suit is to recover isoLn
the defendants the sum OF S232SS7 due rom
;hem upon IN account OF money advanced "
;hom. :.
This day came The plaintiffs, By Their ~
torncys. and on their motion, and it appeaFInS
by affidavit filed with the papers CT the cause
that the defendant, ]. ". Sutton, is q non'Fes,
ideat Of This State, il is ordered thst he 90 ~
pear here within four weeks from the date Q.
the first publication ofthls order and do VIA
is necessary TO protect lis interest in this canS'
Testc:-G. ". CARGlLL, V!a"'
Thompson. EOsG ( Harvey, ?.g'
sept. li=IT.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1874-09-24

If the Democrats will stand irm, and
work to get out e"ery Democratic voter On
the day Of election, this county viii give
cur ticket a; least FIVE Auadred majority.
WORK! work,
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Let no Democrat or Conservative be.
cause Of personal friendship, vOto against
the nominees Of his party. Personal
friendship is one thing, your political
principles, another. Vote your ticket
without scratch.
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When Democrats are asked 20 vote
against Democratic nominees alongside Of
Radicals let them ash fer an explanation
ofthc Civil Rights Bill, of the military
outrages in the South and finally Of the
$50. 600 steal in 1863.
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.TAmSs / KENrER Go:erucr.
K VI z. HUSrER, Treasurer.
Eichnoaj, vi, 10Th September, tSI I

We congratulate thc s!csliag Democra.
CO Of ~c,zel coaa'y on the prcscn;a;jo9 Of
50 gaiiaata standard bearer as Captain
Robert c. McIi.!owGey, w6o has been
nominated as a caa!la;o for the House Of
Delegates. BIS naay friends 10 this city
will be glad 70 hear of the nomination aai
will heartily approve Of the choice that has
been made .-RcgiSisr.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1874-09-24

In Mississippi thrcc.6tths Of the real os-
tate is offered at sberif's sale, and tue pco-
pie pray to be remauded to military gov
er1meat as relief from the thieves WHO are
opPressiOg them. They arc answered By
Calling guns placed in the hands Of their
robbers tc7 their su6jusation.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1874-09-24

The worst of deuagogucs-the Iude.
pendent candidates. They ere Republi.
can or Democrat, TO suit the locality 10
which they may be soliciting votes.
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We say to our Democratic aad Conser-

We say to our Democratic ald CoDser-
sa!ivc friends, let TIE utmost harmony
'gprevaiiin yOrr ranks; lie. every feeling Of
.'rcseutmeu. or Disappointment be buried,
otherwise We Only play iato the hands Of
the euemyand help to bring disaster =
Buckle on your armer ,ofganise. Close
up Jour ranks a: every prtcinet, aud march
with steady aad au5Foken step TO vic;o,
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1874-09-24

Truman Elliot and T. j. West bare
been nominated By tho Democrats OF Har-
gis.a County for tic uous: d Delegates,
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1874-09-24

In2oFtaatto the Creditors CT Virginia
Tho following important circular has
Jus: been issued By his Ezccllcucy Govern.
.. ,,r-or ,,a Hon Z y r Hgnlpr.
~ Ill., rl,.,.o,.r,.,,;.
..s',''l, =, ,"'
10 'a' o'c'""'$ q? ."5''''' i,
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1874-09-24

Doa't trust the Radicals when they tell
you they arc not IL taTo, Of;Lo Civil Rights
bi!!.
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J. l. Brovacil and Angenora Drowncll Dts.
in Chancery.
The object q! This srit is 10 foreclose mort'
gage executed hy the defendants 10 the plain
rtT on The 2Gjh day Of april, 1873. on sixhHn.,
d5cd and thirty four and enc half acres OF
land lying in the county OF Mason, on the va.
,ers OF Thirteen Mile Greek. and on personal
property on SAID land at that time, consisting
Of horses, cattle and saw mill and fixtures,
and other personal property, for the psymers
CT ten thousand dollars, by bond executed Gy
the defendant }. L. Browneil, 10 the sad
Howes Baker. with screen per cent. inicre5i.
from the date thereof, dated the 26!h day o.
April. ISL.
And itappcaring - affidavit fled with s'c
papers Of this cause, that the said J. l.. Brow.
neil is a non resident OF the State OF west
Virginia, it is ordered that he do appear hffc
within one month afycr the frs: publication Q!
this order aaG do what is necessary TO pFoIe''
his Interest in this suit.
Tcitc:
CHaS. B. wAGGENER, Cle:k.
Tomlinsoa & rolsley. sois.
Sept. lO-iw.
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The obi.c: OF this salt IS to st aside and
hold for nan. ht, deco from Lewis 3. ilcns.
ger. ct. ais. 70 the said g. y Wells, and also
deed made y the said B. I Well, 70 Emil;
". Moore. ard also to collect u" balance OF The
rurch1Se mcrey dGe the plaintiff on the lands
in the bill mentioned.
And it appearing By AZ; .asit fled with IN
papr.- in lhls cause that the dr!rrdsnt. b 7
wells. i : non rrsjGcnt nf this State. it is or.
lcfci that Tie said &. 7. Wells. do apps:
here within one month after ID first publica'
ton Of this order. aad do what i. r-ccsSary.tc
pyor;, his ;n'rirs: in lbs sui. Tc,;":
CEA5 3. W&GGENER, Clerk.
Simpson, F. g lS"pt. !U-4S.
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R. S. Bro~n, E. II. Wells. B. T Wells. Emily
u. Moore. George Moore, Calvin II. Moore
Administrator .! the estate OF Moryam MG.rs,
deceased. aud ". 7. L. Te|!e. Executor Of
the estate o. Lewis B. Menascr, deceased,
and Il. 7. L. Ncaie. Defendants.
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WEST VIRGINIA:
2 Erieihci in the Clerk 0fic: 0! The
= CircGil CoEr. Of iia>oa county, ~ the
month OF September, ISL.
0. G LOOMS, Plaintiff,

J J.. Rrowncll, Drft.
TIE onjrct nf lhis suit ! 10 attach the CS.
tate ui,hc defendant. !. l. nrowne'l. and s"il
the same to satisfy The elisha % he plaintiff,
0 &. Looa.iS. Amounting 10 The sum OF 5000
Ike amount due and ewing 10 the said pain
i'd. l-on The said dcienGan, for services fend
rrrd the said J. L. BsowneIi. hy The sid o.
6. I.1oms, in %ie corrty Of Mason, and State
cf West Virgmi1.
And il appearing by afiiayi! fled with Tie
papnss in This cause. that the Saidi. i. Brow.
nell is i non.resiieut Of this STATE, ii Isordcr.
Ell that he do appear here wIii'in one mouth
after tie first publication q; his order aud 90
what is necessary 10 project lis. interest il hi.
salt. Testr:
CHAS. /. WAGNER. Clerk.
Howard { Guthrie, SoIs. iSept. ih-4r.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1874-09-24

There is a family living IN Greontsier
county, the father of whom is one Of IS
children Of the sane mother-l0 Of the
children are still living, the eldest being
oyor74 aud tue youngest over 50 year: old,
aud their aggregate age is Gl3 years. -
There have becn 50 graci children, an
average Of 5 to each Of the 10. and a host
OF great grand children. Can West Viz
GINA beat this?-GrceRj,Icr hdepeadch.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1874-09-24

Col. Davis, in his speech a. Hinton,
objected to the latter day Democracy be-
cause the party is now 50 largely composed
of old Line Wings. Well, We rather like
the old Line Wings, and give them credi;
for acting with the Democratic and Con-
scrva,ive party in preference to conserving
with the Radicals, -GrceHD,fer Ia,lcpsad-
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VEST FLPGINid:
. T Rules held in the Clerks ofE.e Of rha
4 Circuit CocEt Of Mason County, in Ike
mon,h Of September. !sIi.
Roman Menagcr. Fiaiatif:.
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Simpson. P q.
WEST VIRGIyIA:

: 7 Rules held in the Clerks oficc Of TIC
Z Circuit Court Of Ma>on couaiy in the month
Of September, 1874.
Loves Baker, Plaintiff,
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Tomliuson & ro!sley. Sois.
Sept. l0-.iw.
The New York herald., 1874-07-28

u6Sss |;Seses;9Es Yp e JNhpstoa Van TSssslpa
FOURTH AVENUE.
Hvisf sAEf 4GB2F 9sb AR sRS4
Twentyour to hours given to purchasers to
CATALOGUE OF 5Hy FI5;sFIss, ssSa,unsDA SALE.
ssSz5%4f SSb SG5nTH sqHsrn
PONY ssrABLIsHxEST-ELgGASr PAIR BUCK:
sadie fss na vs
's''s ap3 .s1
Alien ~ hands nigh years old sind and true in ali
harness free from wee very stylish and handsome
:1ana S. q e''An' driver and
A ffA Hoks xR suhE Hy sM1aH
l5x hands high, and years old kind and true in all
road carriage team also set harness: made bS stsI
sEAg 4KoPIs PEEST HSssS z,o
KIND and true sold to nay advances; also set Harness
Tor ROAD WAGON. BUILT BY DUsENBURY
old;, kind and true in ali harness; tree from vice.
'?Ha iss saSs'tHi ssF son
BAY HORSE. isA HANDS. HIGH, YEARS OLD:
sae na % hon: dss s c
SS5 BY
sd fS:x IN MAsps rs. rom yHAss 4
stysh last traveller: excellent pony for ladies
use and warranted sound. Also set Harness and
TOP PONY PHAErON.
BAY HORSE, i5h HANDS HIGH. YEARS OLD;
kind and true in all harness; free from vice. with good
style and sction superior Horse for general and
FOUR PASSENGER WAGON. BY PHOENIX COM.
pany.
sORREL HORSE, leh HANDS HIGH. sYEARs OLD ::
kind and true IN ali harness free from vic; has been
used IN coupe and sold to pay charges and keep also
TOP WAGON
BAY MARE, Isk HANDS HIGH, YEARS OLD;
kind and true in all harness; from good free
driver and an excellent road or carriage Horse, and
BoAD WAGON; BUILT BY BREWSTER 4 co.
BAY HORSE, l5h HANDS HIGH, 8 YEARS OLD :;
KIND and true in all harness and first class worker
Set Of truck Harness, Truck and Express Wagon
SEVERAL GOOD WORK HORSES; DESCRIPTION
time OF sale.
Top and top Wagons Rockaways depot and
business Wagons, pony Phaetons Harness, DC.
SALE COMMENCES 0,CLOCK