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Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1874-03-12

a lIoMEsIEADERs SUCCESS IN KANSAS
Mr. Abraham Difienbaugh, Hutchinson, Reno
County, Kansas, writes: 81 came here in April,
1872, aud have 100 acres Of land lying between
uplsnds and Arkansas bottom, and nearly ss
high as most OF the rest of the country, i am
last from Fort Wayne, Ind, miller by trade,
and unaeQuainted with farming, except what
learned In Pennsylvania when a boy. In the
Spring of 1872 broke up about 100 acres, and
put part of 1t in sod corn. II did we'll, hut
| had lust come, and was mostly engaged in iix-
Ing up place TO live. THIS Summers opera
lions on my claim (Summer OF 1850 are as
follows; Out OF fourteen acres put four acre.
in wheat and the rest in cats. / paid for thresh-
| Ing 700 bushels Of grain fom those fourteen
aeres-eighty bushels Of wheat, the rest OATS
This was "heaping measure" There were
o0o bushels, as grain is measured, when sold
Pat IN eighty acres of corn; seventy acres aver
! aged. should say, forty bushels to the acre.
Planted 200 app e-trees the last of ApriI, and
twenty-five cherry and peach trees two-thirds
oil them all are alive aud thrifty. Had thrifty
crop OF potatoes and cabbage, but they were
damaged by the worms. Such things as toma-
toes, melons, and pumpkins brought large
yield. This fall (lS73) have put in forty-6ye
| acres OF Winter wheat, which has splendid
prospect. All have done this year, as have
| mentioned, has cost my own time, that of nv
son, who Is eleven years old, and $40 in money.
have one two-horse team, which is fat. On
my place went thirty-two feet for water. II
Is good as any. put In a"derive well" in one
day, which, pump and ALL cost me less than
twenty dollars. The country is very healthy,-
| am fifty three years old, and have had here
the best health Of my life. | expect to work
tile whole lCO acres next year. A man can
honestly do twice as much work here, and feel
well, as he can In Indiana. On Monday, NOV
10, 1879 commenced plowiug for Spring
Wheat. sold my wheat this year for 81 pei
bushel, and my oats, 450 bushels, Tor ~ cents
per bushel. In addition to the improvements
already described, have good small house
fences, and sheds. and OH the whole consider
that am fixed to live comfortably after nv
work Of less than two years upon NV home
stead"
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1874-03-12
AarifnItmral.

Tso MUCH WATER INJURIOUS ArTxR EAT
INs.--In a paper read by Mr.. Cassie, V. s.,
New Machar,a at meeting OF the Formartine
(Scotland) Agricultural Association, he Is re-
ported to have said: ga full drink OF water i'm
mediately after being fed should never be al
lowed to horses. When water is drunk by
them the bulk Of It goes directly 70 their large
intestnes, and little of II Is retained in their
stomachs. In passing through them, however,
contents to where 1t lodges in the intestines.-
Ii, then, the contents OF horses stomachs are
washed out Of them before they are disested,
they are in O manner lost, no n0urishufcnt De'
ing derived from Them" And on his attention
being called to this statement in the discussion
which followed, he said: Gas was well known,
the horse had very small stomach, and ex-
psriments had often been tried which went TO
prove what he had said. In Edinburg old hor-
SEES had been fed with split peas, and then sup
piled W it'll water immediately before being Kill
led. IL was found that the voter had carried
the peas from fifty to sixty feet into the ntes-
tines, where no digestion took place at all.'-
The essayist is perfectly correct In the views
set forth regarding tho injurious effects of large
quantities Of water swallowed Immediately af-
| ter eating. small quanty Of fluid swallowed
along with, Or Immediately after, dry food
beneticially softens 1t, and assists In its subdi
vision and digestion.
| An inordinate supply OF water, OF OF watery
fluid, on the other hand, proves injurious. 1t
dilutes unduly the digestive secretions; It me-
chemically carries onward, as explained by Mr..
Cassie, the imperfectly digested food, aud thus
interferes with tho proper functions Of the ca
nal, and excites indigestion and diarrhea.-
These untoward effects are especially apt TO oc'
cur where horses freely fed and too literally
watered are shortly put 10 tolerably quick work
There is no more iniallible method Of produo
ing colic, diarrhea, and inflammation Of thu
bowels. The horse is not peculiar III this effect
dogs, and even their masters, similarly suffe
from copious lbations Immediately following
the eating OF solid food. In this, as in SC
many other matters, habit, however, is secon,
nature, and men, as well as the animals which
are more Immediately under their charge, &C
casionally with IMMUNITY trAnsgress the natura
laws OF health, Farm-horses, Tor example, FIRE
lquently get used to the swallowing withou
hurt of large quantities Of water, even wheI
they are oyerheated and somewhat tired. Gus
tom, again, often enables them with impuni it
to deyour quantities Of wateIy roots, whic
would nearly kill an animal unused TO them -
Horses with long backs, which the Formartin
essayist appears TO commend, are always par
ticuiarly liable to gastric arrangements, an
seldom have the constitution and enduranc
which belong TO the horse which is closely rit
bed up. Whether for the saddle, light harness
OF heavy drausht, the horse with apparen
shortness Of back is invariably in other respect
more perfect in conformation, and greatly mol
likely to stand his work.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1874-03-12


Adolrli Rammtns, lately Tax Receiver Of
Louisville, died suddenly in that city on Mon.
day. lie lits was insured for about $50 900
OF which ,OOo was obtained within the last
two months, and the Insurance agents have
had his stomach scaled up for ANALYSIS. 10 dis
cover the cause Of death, which was tilted
hg the family physician as congestion Of The
Drain. Hammers was 10 have mot q commit
tea OF Councils on The day of his death omake
ilnal settlement of his accounts.
At Richmond, Va, on Monday, John T.
Bossieux, President Of the suspended Dollar
Savings Back, was thrown into bankruptcy
He was also arrested on a criminal charge aud
balled In 5000 An investigation of the al.
fairs of tue bank has shown gross m ism anage.
ment' on the part OF its officers, and 4 is be-
lieyed other arrests will be made.
At Wallingford, Conn, on Saturday. John
ANDERSEN, Swede, entered Il wheel factory,
where ne had been employed, and sho, two
men, fatally wounding one OF them, named
Horstio Hall. He then shot himself aud cnl
his own throat, inilictlng fatal injuries The
man whom lie first shot was employed in hi.
place.
large trunk, full of wedd ing dresses, valu.
ed at $1,000, was seized by the custom hou s,
/ authorities at New York on Saturday IL il
reported that the wife Of New York official
recently returned from Europe with $4,000
worth OF goods in her trunks
Henry Cunneis, Of MOntlosp, " j.. wag.rad
on Saturday that he could drink pint of wills
Ky and gallon of beer in one hour He di,
what he wagered, but died Of the effects in .
few houis. lie was Ii years OF age.
stephen Harris, civil engineer olPottsville
was killed on Tuesday at Tlackvine. Will
attempting 10 jump from a coal tram he feel
under the wheels, aud the who'll train passe,
over him.
David. Z. Stiles and Edward Yoike, promi
nent citizens of Railway, y. j., quarrelle,
about drinks, on Saturday evening, and Slile
was fatally stabbed by Yorke.
MAIL CoNrEACT.-rhe Post Office Depart
lncht has awarded TO Oman " ltinsey til,
Contract luI carrying the mail from Morton L
i.eilsic, -four and halt miles and back, 81,
tnnes week, at S3IJ veal
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1874-03-12

PROFITS OF DELAWARE PEACH ORCHARDS.
"DovER, Del, Jan. "a, 'Ii.-"My orchard
contains 1899 trees carefully counted, and GOV.
ers seventy acres. One-half the trees were
planted fifteen years, the other half sixteen
years ago, and II 10 one Of the Oldest orchards
on our peninsula. Many Of the trees have died
at least one thousand-and their places have
been filed with pear trees and few early ap-
pie trees, some OF which are bearing. Old age
has made Its mark upon all my peach trees
Storm after storm has shorn them of their once
strong limbs, and profuse crops have broken
| them badly. Many Ofthem are mere fragments
now, but they still do their best with their lin
tied means. But such as they are-good bad
| and inditferent-they are all included In the
above count. They have borne crop each
year during the last five years, and have only
| failed twice since they commenced bearing
Those two failures were caused by sudden
falling of the temperature after a warm spell
in Winter.
will only give you figures for my last crop
C73). 1t was all shipped to New York, to
Waddy * Co., and ! cannot refrain from here
saying that for promptness in paying and gen.
temsnly conduct they have never been excel.
led by any one to whom have consigned dur.
ing the last twelve years. My whole crop from
this old and dilapidated orchard netiei $40
lO0,75. The Bartlett pears were 50 ID in hi.
place at " per basket for canning purposes
| w ptlos Inc OJntf pears and early
| apples realized about $50, say iur the whor
si75. This amounts To a total Of $40, 575, TO-
From this deduct 81 900 for cultivation, pickin.
sorting and hauling, and had an entirely cleal
profit Of $4,000 from the seventy acres, ant
nine-tenths OF the pear and apple trees were
too young TO bear any fruit
Three ofmy peach trees yielded respectively
twenty baskets, twenty-one and hal
baskets and twenty-five baskets.
The excessively wet weather i'll August an,
the washing away OF several miles ot the Della
ware Railroad entailed loss, am satisfied, O
fully $1,000. Two Of my varieties were alnlos
entirely lost from these two causes. Hau IL
disaster happened, l think should have real
lied 81 900 clear ofevery expense.
Mr.. Arlington has very fine young orchard
a about two miles from Dover, OF 300 trees, iror
which he obtained profit of 81 $40.
Very respectfully,
Ii. EIDGELl."
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1874-03-12

General SLelidall,WIiies to General Sherman
from Cllicago, under date ofthe 81 inst, that
the troops sent TO the Red Cloud and Spotted
TAN agencies are sufficient to keep the peace.
lie thinks, however, that at other time than
this inclement season hostilites would have
commenced at the crossing Of the North
Platte. majority Of The Sioux have been
Two years preparing for hcslillties and he think:
that raiding paltes will DO numerous whcr
spring opens, but hopes that the peaceful DC.
cuPatiot ct the agencies may lead to better
things.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1874-03-12
PUBLIC SALES.
nUBLIC SALE.

The subscriber, intending to discontinue farming,
will sell at public SALE at his residence On the Dick-
son Farm, on the road leading from New Caste 10
Delaware City, IN miles from New Castle
THURSDAY, MARCH ~, 1874,
AT O'Clock, r. Nj,
The following described Personal Property, viz
4HEAD of GOOD WORK or DRIVING HORSES.
"a. / colt, 10 months old u head q .siyN
TS5N extra good inilch COWS, most ofE4--f9~
home raised heiiers with caf, yeaflfug Sa.Sosy-l
heiter calf, 8 months Old, large DHhdm null one
large with pig, by al excellent boar, fine
shOatS,
80 FARMING UrE-NStlS.. -
/ i farm wagon with IRON axle, hay rigging morse
rage pole nO-top Buggy dug Out wagon, seel,iooth
horse rake, sleigh, double harrow harrTw heek-
emlorn plow, No. q Moore pows, No. and 81, leir
cutiyntDrS Clipper combined mower and reaper WIN
grass, All In excellent condition, | rennnck corn
shelter. grain fam seed rll, wheel hoe, ALIENS Ih-
ent y 20 not he'd sash 3xO rect, made 10 Ordcr last
spring. grain cradles IN good order moving scyihes,
single, double and horse trees " ndstDf, lot 81
new grain bags forks, racs hoes, hai nshoVels pat
ent corn knives, &c Afnteres in 20 acres OF wheat
i'll the grounu harness. set single carriage harness,
wagon harness, pillow harness, cart harness, sci
OF heavy dearborn harness. brides, collar lines, &c
DAIRY FIXTURES.
| churn, large butter tub, large lu OF milk PAM
| cream cans. milk buckets, &c.
| HOUSEHOLD AND KITCHEN FuRSIrURE.
Bedsteads, bedding, bureau whslstand, chars, Ia
bcs settee, clock, large cook stoves lot OF d hes
| carpets. &c. Lot OF poultry, turkeys, chickens
| ducks, sSc.
| TERMS.-An sums Of s25 amt under cash al
over that amount n credit OF eu months On purchaser
| terpst added mar
w. "''N''' JOHN DoyLE.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1874-03-12

Thomas Low1des, u blacksmith, Of Brook
Ign, n. y, stabbed his vile 10 death on SUI
day, while drunk. u1 then sent his two boys
ior more whisky, drank 1t, and went out. Re-
turning in the evening, apparently obliyious of
the crime, he was arrested. Ills wife was also
Of Incorporate habits
ROBERT Manning, convicted o ftlc murder & f
aChlnaman in san Francisco, has been s,i,tcu-
ssd to Imprisonment for lie,
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1874-03-12

Some time since, W. r. Underwood, Of
Cleveland, who had been divorced ircm his
wife, fell in love with Miss Annie Pridgeon, Of
Detroit, and offered marriage, but was reject
ed. On Friday evening, he took Miss Pridgeon
out for walk, and renewed the offer. She
again refused, and lie Stabbed hot to the heart
killing her on the spot. H. then went to u DO
lice station aud gave himselfup.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1874-03-12

PROFITS OF Hon CULTIVATION. Tia Con.
s,itution Woodbury., n. j., says that j. Glenn
ent Of that town, raised aud marketed from
j 5 Of an acre on his farm, ogs-plInts which
soil ios sii9.Tj radishes which sold for u.s.
maxim. :. total OF S577.lj cash in hand Be
sides this his family was supplied and some
given away, There Were 1870 ILLS OF the egg
plants, ) : by 4 ient apart.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1874-03-12
PU BLIC SALE.

W be sold at Public Sale, at the residence OF the
subscriber On tho farm of Samuel Richardson NJ ar
richardson's Mill, Christana Hundred, on
THURSDAY, MARCH i2, 1871
At one O'Clock, p. HI,
.,--.yS TWO GOOD FARM HORSES ;f5z.:,-aS
L5@A GOOD Mich COWS, oNEkSSS
~-->--A-' with cali by her side two -horse NJ.
wagon. nearly new | cart, market wagon, suitable
"r"uc or two horses, light carriage, iron in
good working order roller, nearly now; Peacock
pillow heavy harrow, two chltiyators o sets ofdou.
bic trees, sets wagon or stage harness, sots plo
harness, set Of cart harness. set OF double lines
rair single lines, collars, brides, haters, 0 COW
chains, new feed chests, forks, crowbar, maui and
wedges, mattock, &c.
DAIRY FIXTURES.
Double crank churn and horse, . large milk can.
Serving cans, cream cans and measures with var
ious other articles.
TEkMS,-An sums Of S25 and under, cash; over
that amunnt credit OF u InoAths will lie given by
purchaser giving bankahe note with approv ed
inlorser. ROBERT J.. HOWARD.
Thomas BiAckih' Anelioneer febI9-Iw
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1874-03-12
Public sale.

win be sold Mt public sale, al the residence OF the
subscriber, In Newark, - -
FRIDA 7, MARCH2O, 1874,
N. Horse, 1 Cow, carriage, MAJ xet fSTSN
ryHzH dear born, set of carriage hsr- EESES
An ness, l set pillow harness, plows,3 IA.1&-,
clIltivators l pair twin harrows, workbench, maui
and wedges grindstone and frame, moving and
briar scyihcs, grain cradle, barrels and u barrels;
other chains axes, hatches, adze, about 100 screw
bolts of different sizes. corn knives, large size ber-
drag beam and peas AZ feet machine strap, and
many other articles.
TFRMS-All sums OF $50 and under cash; all over
that amount a credit of 6 months will be given by
purchaser giving his note with approved security.
Thomas BTakin, Auctoneer. O. w. COLMERkf
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1874-03-12

Tue STATE or DRLAwAgK
IsEAI\ To the SHERIFF OF NEW tAsrIr
I JCorNrN, GREETING
WHEREAS, ANNA VI. SCHULTZ, 10y hei petl
tOn 10 the Judges ut our Superior Court filed In tho
Chcc al The PlOthonOary OF the said court in md inr
the county OF New Castle, tor the cause OF eomnait
therein alleged las made application to orr said
Judges that decree may be pronounced dissolying
tue mari age existing between the petitioner and har
husband, one THOMAS X. SCIIILTZ
We therefore command you, as Won have hean
hefel"i"te commanded, That You summon Thomas
Schull@ so that he be and ppear before the said
dWsS oI our sad superior Court, at the next term
ihrIt"i' % he held at New Castle in and for I'M,
county ul NON Castle, on MONDAY, the Eighteenth
phF ni MAY next, TO answer the allegations OF the
Hald IL ioh ana also To show cause, IT any he has
Why 70 "''ltr 81 the said Court should not be made
wing Ne marriage existing between him and tho
,al l"ti'"loi according TO the act of Assembly in
shch cash made and provided ; and also to do and
'ItcrVri what the said Court shall then and there
gnh''dai concerning him ia this behalf as TO the
CONT shAll seam meet and consistent with the pro-
VISIONS ul lht saul act of Assembly and have ,Ou
then there this writ
Witness the llonJrabir Edward W. Giipin, ESQUIRE
~ New Castle, the Ninth Day OF December A. D.
Eighteen Hundred and Seventy Three.
RICHARD q. COOPER,
issued fepfuary u, lS't Pro'y.
The above and foregoing summons is published
pursuant TO AN act of the General A ssemblyfof the
state oil Delaware in such case made and provided
ROBERT L. ARMSTRONG;, Sherif
Sherlff,s onlce, New Castle, February IL, 1874
ItblC-3mw
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1874-03-12
.UBLIC SALE

TROT TING ST OCk
1.-THE subscriber, having determined to engage in the
raising OF hay, will sell at public sale, his farm
near the river, about miles north OF New Castle,
on
1oyDAr, MARCH 16, ISL,
AT O'Clock, J.. NJ,
The greater portion OF his stock, consisting Vi
sHEAD OF HORSES AND COLTS.
No. /, Lady Stanley, years Old, brown, "a
very promising. dEz5&
No. z, Morgan Black Hawk, years Old,
a good work or driving horse. -SznD&
No. 8, Moscow mare, g wears old, fit for any hind
of use.
No. 4, Morgan Black Hawk, mare, 6 ycais old, can
trot in about 3 minutes, giving promise oi great
speed.
No. 8, Nancy Rogers, well known to our h0isemen,
she having trottod her half mile in 1.2l
No. 6, Altoona years old next June, Day, fine size
and action, and giving promise OF good spee'
No. 7, stud colt Alexis, out or Nancy Rogers by
Lobdell's Hambletonian horse 2 years Old in MAY
next, good size and fine action.
No, y, bay mare colt, Maud, months old, ont oil
Nancy Rogers by Lobaels HsmbletOnian horse, and
is very promising
6GooD Mich COWS, xasssv
Some with calves by their sides, Others hEISS
Eprlngng Eksr&z
TERMS.--An sums Of $40 and under cash On all
sums over that amount n credit of months viii he
given on purchaser giving u bankabe note with an
approved indosser Interest added, per cent on
for cash.
JAMES NJ. HURST
l.. W. stldham q Son. Auctloneer-. ieL-3
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1874-03-12
Sheri6's Sale.

The following described personal property, VIZ
fYBN 80 bedsteads, 80 mattresses 80 61
|HA8]wssh bowls, bureaus, y feather beds 7fS
- i!5 wash stands, 80 looking glasses, l zz1Skl
sewing machine, coal stoves large cook stove,
wardrobes, 70 CHAIRS lot Of tables dishes, buckets
chambers, pictures, window shades, tubs, barrels,
barrels 300 yds. carpet pillows, holsters, bar Xix
lures liquors IN COLLAR, &c, &c.
Seized and taken into execution rs the property o
George Mackey, and to be sold by
ROBERT l.. ARMSTRONG, Sheriff.
SherifFs Once, New Castle, March 3 a. d., 1874.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1874-03-12

wv '''h'AfNA hAAA tttAifA EA+tA
CONSUMPTION
which "an La cured by a
'Hl' Is ,..Snrt "a this stand.
ntl rlrpaIAlinn, as has bees,
iHuyrd hv the hundred. 81
testimonials received BY tla
l1oprietMs. 1t is acknoWl
edged hy many proninen
physicians to be the mo-.
reliable preparation ever III
h0dnccd for the relief nm.
ct.rc Of all Lung complaints.
and is offered to the public,
sanctioned by the experience
OF over forty years. Whcn
resorted to in season 1t sci,
dom fails to effect q speedy
cure in the most severe
cases Of Coughs, Bronchitis
Cro-'p, Whooping Cough
Influenza, Asthma, Colds,
Sore Throat, Pains or Sore
ness in the Chest and Side,
Liver Complaint, Bleeding
at the Lungs, &c. Wistar's
Balsam does not dry up a
Cough, and leave the cause
behind, as is the case with
most preparations, but it
loosens and cleanses the
lungs, and allays irritation,
thus removing the cause OF
the complaint.
PREPARED ny
sETH W. F0WLE & SONS, Boston, Mess.
And sold by Druggists and Dealers generally
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1874-03-12

Utensils.
Tho subscribers having rented their farm, wilsr a
public sale AT he sale stable OF Win. q. Martini SIT
mated AT tho corner oil rhirt ami Uraugc suarA az
the city Of Wilmington, on
SATURDAY., MARCH II, is.l.
At 10 O'Clock, n. IN, sharp
10 HORSES AND 10 MULES.
No. |, pair OF sOrrei horses years old, IL hnnh-
high, good workers and drivers, both single aud don-
No, 2, gray mare. years Old, good WORKER and
40. 4, sorrel horse, Years Old.
No. g, Tonu mare, yeais old VIII woigh i2nn lbs.
No. &. bay horse, wears Old. good worker and
diver, single and double.
No. I brown horse years Old, WORKS anywhere
No. ., dun horse, years Old extra driver.
No. ., brown mare, years old gentle.
No. 10, sOrIel horse, years old, good workc,
No. II, bay horse, years old, extra driver.
No. IL, brown horse, worker and driver.
No. Is, II, 10, An good worGcrs. very suitable oi
No. i, / pairA year chl mules, well lnolcu.
No?, pair blach mules, yea's old lG hnnd' high
No. /, " q sorrel IS "
No 3, q" brown "
Carriages York wagon, seat cailingr, l"t single
harness.
FARMfNG UTENSILS
| Two horse wagon, only been used year, with good
| AaincNs, market wagon amt barnes horse ,Wl
| and harness, shaw muwcr Ia good order, wheel
Steel tooth horst AXE, hay fork, blocks and openI
twin harrows, new rluws, set plnw harness nuke
harrOws, shuvels, Spades hoes, rake fork, corn has
kets. The above articles have been used bat yvar
TERMS."An suns Of -25 and under cash. NJ
| over that amount Il credit OF months by purchaser
s'"s '"""" WILLIAM" W T. MAitfi% < co.
| l.. w. Stidham x Son, AuctlOnrrf-. mars
DUBLIC SALE
viii be sold at public sale at the residence OF Jess
l.. TaIley, on the farm Of hayard Gue,t situate u
| about 34 miles from Wilmington, on
| THURSDAY, MARCH IL, 1874,
| AT l2o'clotk, M,
The following described personal proprrtv viz /.
r. horses. |
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1874-03-12
TRUSTEES SAL

TRUSTEES SAL.
10y VIRTUE OF an Order Ut the Orphans Court
ID Of the State vt D"awaru,n and ton New Castle
county, made the Eth day OF February. Il. Il. l~II
will DO exposed 10 sale ~ way Vi PEhi, 4 ,iirl uu
the PREMISES,
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1874-03-12

I RATES ASTRAL OIL, Pure Kerosene, Globes,
&C. WI; ALRlCHS, 800 Delaware Avenue
CHEST PROTECTORS, of Chamois and Wool
~ single, at e. BRINGHuRST Il cos.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1874-03-12
nURLlC SAY e.

utensils, as follows:
saa TWO good work horses, nine s>sA
.ssus<A' COWS, good stock, some will
0&3n&l cali before day OF sale, year "
-XgpassAs ling heifcr. Six turkeys. --~aAA>
FARMING UTENSILS.
Farm wagon horse cart, plowa, one sdehlll har-
rows cultiVaur, roller corn drill, grain fan corn
shelter, par heavy wheels, wheelbarrow, Kirby
mower, q straw cutters, hay knife, chains forks,
shovels, hoes maui wedges, grindstone plow wagon
and carriage harness. market wagon, seated riding
carriage, carriage and dearborn tongues.
HOUSEHOLD AND KTTcHRN FURNITURE.
Bureaus, tables, chairs, bedsteads. Wristbands,
toves for wood and coal carpets, earthen, Iron aud
lin ware DAIRY fIXruRES.-Tubs, buckets
barrels and vinegar. a lot OF books and maps.
TERAlS.-An sums OF S25 and under cash al
over that amount a credit of months by purchaser
ewing a bankaho II Jte with approved endorser
nESRY SWAYNE.
H. w Stidham & Son, Anctlonecrs. mars