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The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1866-1891, 1878-02-12
Fresh Meat Market

Attached TO our house is Fresh Meat
Market, where all kinds of fresh meat may
be obtained. The market is under the
management of tirst-class butcher, and
the public may rely upon obtaining good
meat. W. 4. ANCRUM 4 co.
ianS;f
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1866-1891, 1878-02-12
In store, a full supply of
Heavy and Fancy Groceries.

Our ohjec' is to supply want long felt
in Camdcn--namely; \ place where you
can buy Groceries and Provisions at retail
at only n small advance upon wholesale
prices, thereby saving the trouble and ex-
pcnse of sending to Charleston (as many
have been doing for monthly supplies.
Call and examine our stock and prices,
and you will be convinced.
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1866-1891, 1878-02-12

Run daily. and make close connection st
Charlotte anl Augusta Tor all points North,
South anl West. Stop at following named
stations only: Fort Mills, Rock Hill. Ches-
ter. Rachstoc!. Winn>boro, Ridgcway,
Doko. Coumbil. Lexington, Bate,burg,
Ridge Spring, Johnstcn's, Pine House ahd
Grauiteyiiie
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1866-1891, 1878-02-12

REETyILLE & COLUMBIA RAIL
VI ROAD.
Passenger trains run daily, Sundays ex-
ccp;cd, connecting with the fast day trains
on the South Carolina Railroad.
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1866-1891, 1878-02-12

The Lancaster Ledger is opposed tu
rspudiUfpp in ady form whatever
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1866-1891, 1878-02-12
10 Trespasscrs.

All persons arc hereby warned not to
,rcspass upon my lands. situated immedi-
ately north of Camden, for the purpose Of
cutting wood, gathering straw, or for any
other purpose, without special permission
from me. Parties disrcgarding this notice
will be dealt with according to law.
feb5-4t* CAMILLA X. CANTEl.
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1866-1891, 1878-02-12

z n LARGE MINED CARDS with name. in case,
1e5 l3c 25 without case. &c. 80 new fun cards.
loc. Outfits, 10c. +. WAsHBUIN Il Co.. Mid
dlebOro, Mass.
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1866-1891, 1878-02-12

CHARLOTTE COLUMBIA * AUGUSTA
y RAILROAD.
CoLuMGiA, 5. c.. Jan. %. 1873
The following passenger schedule Will
lie operated on and after this date:
MAIL EXPRESS.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-10-17

individuals to immense loss, are the source of
ruinous speculatlone, and destroy all couii ieDce
between man and man"
1t is not necessary for my purpose to make
further quotations from the fathers They EN-.
bodied their opinions iu the American Cousti
tution. The money Of the Constitution is coin.
10 making money which has Intrinsic value,
the Constitutional money of our country. the
fathers adopted the money OF the world. By q
law resting on the coDcurripg Judgment and
common consent Of mankind, in all ages and
countries, the precious metals have been the
measure of Va.u tho money of the world. It
is law that is fundamental and rrepealabe.
1t can GO more be repealed by act Of Congress
than the law Of graVitaton. If We would have
40 early return of business prosperity, let Us
not try to be wiser than the fathers, wiser than
the Constitution, and wiser than bumao nature.
In the present condition of our country, our
progress towards prosperity IS nation and as
individuals depends upon having good public
credit and q sound constitutional currency.
The President was frequently interrupted by
applause.
Governor Holiday then introduced Secretary
ThompGon, who said he came here not only Ut
the bidding of the President. but beca, SO he had
an insleDsbe right to visit thie his native State.
Some Of the hsppiest days of his early life were
passed In this vicinity. He had travelled much
over the United States, but had never seen a
more beautiful country than this Shenandoah
Valley. He counseled his hearers to so strive
that none. might ,surpaas them in agriculture.
Let the dissgreesble events Of the past live only
in the memory. It was the duty of all to main
tain the national glory, and swear on the altar of
a common country 10 unite in its defence against
all enemies. The band then played Hail Co.
umbia"
The Presidential nsrtv IN IN vi.to1 IN O % rious
parts of the fair. They dined st Judge Pendle-
tor I, where Inequalities were richly dispensed,
and returned from the fair grounds when the
exhibition closed for tia day.
The President and Mrs. Hayes, assisted by
Governor Holiday and Mrs. Mason This sister,
held reception at the Governors residence to
night. a large number of ladies and gentlemen
of the city and neigh borhood called to pay their
respects. At II o'clock tue party left for Wash
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-10-17

It is understood that the latest report con
corning the intimidation OF negro voters 10
South Carolina was started by man who at.
tempted to poison whole family in order to
kill Senator Butler, who was expected to dine
With them, and that ho will be indicted for the
crime. II be does not follow the example of
Senator Patterson, and the advice given him by
the outraged citizens, aud keep beyond the bord.
ers of the State. or seek the protection Of Gov
Rice, Of Massachusetts,, which is Willingly accord.
ed all fugitives from Justice in South Carolina,
the fear of the result of the verdict of jury
may induce bin to confess that the only "scuth
ern outrages' OF which be is cogoizant are those
committed by himself and bis flieuds.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-10-17
News of the Day.

Tobin, the West Point soldier, has had bis
sentenoo COMMITTED to imprisonment for five
years. 49,
Bartholomew Oertly, ex assistant engineer Of
The District Of Columbia, died suddenly yes
terdsy of heart disease 10 the St. Marc Hotel,
Washington.
The Democratic Congressional Committee of
Iowa has decided not to call convention to
nominate Congressional candidates for Novsm.
Der. The legality of the October election will
be referred to Congress. III.
Edison's recent invention, by which electric
lty is expected to take the place of gas in every
houses is senoiog down the price of gas stocks.
New ork CITY gas companies stock, which sold
ut $s5 about two months ego, sold at $7S yes,
terday.
The anthracite coal production for November
has been fixed at one m;:iion eight hundred
Thousand tons, which is an increase of six hun.
drsd 'housanG tons above the limit for Os.ober.
The Various coal interests were invited to hold
conference, with q view of Continuing the
mhination during the next year.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-10-17
khnckiur Double Murder.

A Young man named Neil met an old f"fn%'
named Garhart in saloon al Burke CITY n.y.,
Saturday night, and alter drinking stAfI%'
home with him TO spend tho night: Al 'h Tx
house Neil invited the old msn 10 orinA, ~ te;,
his aon interposed Both young men grew ,f%'
knives but Hell got the sdvsntaSed s HE suuG
ing dangerous wounds ana plungeG nry Gar
ha1ta mother appealed to Neil to spare her
nG,s he Wheeled and drove his knife to hei
heat kilrg her instantly. he then RI 5ipp cT
yo o Garhsrts abdomen Open SO that h,t C;
Tails pro!ruded A younger son OF Inc ,asero
who went to his brothers rescue, also da Nci
some severe flesh wounds at Neils hs1 merI iG
then fled, and eluded capture u It dc6 ~ b.iI
when he was occurred and held IN S-'V0 D"'''
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-10-17

Nothing was developed 10 The FiIz John
Porter case yesterday that tended to change
the effect oftbe evidence that had been eloted
previously, and the opinion now generally
entertained is that the sentence Of the court
martial itActed upon General Porter, when
the commander Of the army of the Potomac re
CURED scape goat to protect him from the
sna,hemas Of the northern people for the Seri.
Gus defeat be had sustained. now that the nc
oessity of the case demands 20 srol OF ect of
condemnation. and when cool temper and
balanced judgment can give testimony it's proper
weight, will be revoked. and the stain put
upon tho character Of ono who, 10 the minds
of those who koow him best, is brave and hon.
orAble, be effectualIy obliterated.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-10-17

Mr.. jefferson Davis probably has his share
of human traii;y, but DO ono acquainted with
his real character doubts the oonscientiousness
of bis motives in j,;oiog lis loIluoe With that
IF the iii fs,ed Corieders:y, and The greatest
stranger to HIN believes that he s.rove, to the
best of bis ability, to ec,ompiisL what at one
time was tie dearest JIG: of every southern
man-the independence OF his section of the
country. This bsiog SO, be is indissoluby con,
necsed With the sbor: lived nation Of which be
WAS the President. aud 10 tho memory of all
the friends Of that cation liz sill holds cher.
ished place ADD nos that be has ass been be-
reaved Of bis only SOD. by the peculiar scourge
of his native land, the sympathy Of millions
flows out to hin 10 40 unobstruoted stream. and
not ouly 10 the residences Of the ROB. but 10
many cabin by the waters SIDE and 10 many
. hut 10 tho glcbs Of the mouutains kind words
will be spoken Of the grief stricken father, and
prayers be ofered that strength may be vcuch
ssfed him to bear what bss probably been his
severest blow, the loss of the child Of bis old
sge. and these, too by many to whom be is
only known as the President Of what they were
once proud to Oil their e:ualrg. aud 10 whose
minds be will Ever b. surrounded With 70.
mantle glamour, creditable alike to him and to
themselves.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-10-17
Church Burned.

TRENTON. N. j., Oct. 1.-The lIiO IL,
Episcopal Church at Projection vas % p "'c%sk.
destroyed by fro this mOrnog at D. 81 I.Iv
1T ns o oDu' Of $50 do and to be 1eopsoed
s ~ Ces' u ~ Suudsy for the first toe 'vo
JuIv Tbs fire is supposed to have csu:l ~ a 600
y ,ha Ar, I,nsz between 5000 aud s'o'V'''
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-10-17

private telegram from trustworthy source, It
,Slms. says The advance on Candshar IA,
be ex pected mostimmedately. LITTLE rosis..
ance is anticipated this side CT Canadian"
The London Echo this evening says: -"Sub.
Iesoas have been issued from the Msnsinn
House Court for the books of the Colonial
Trust Corporation, which dcfaulted 10 its de-.
benture interest at the suit entered against Vi,
count Bury and the other directors of the
company"
Viscount Bury is Under Secretary of War.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-10-17
Fatal Accident.

BR1paEroar, CONN.,, Oc:. ia NV ~ or,
old son Of A. B. Beers, OF h'.t ~ - ~ ia - rlsto
while playing in barn yes etaa ass;S"u'sl, dig
nader a carriage seat. H' acei lI aon Of II.
charged it, shooting ur year o1 auav 0O boy
A. House in the head. The "0OD
died in bali an hour.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-10-17

;. d: HALEY and -Messrss Grseue, Samp.
q Boyd, Of Rectortowr. have been
Tor alleged violation of the internal
laws 10 manufacturing cigars without
Tbe parties all bear excellent reputa.
q the offence, if committed, was I'm.
lh. 1.. 49, I: =;
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-10-17
PUBLISHED DAILY AND TRI-WEEkLl 1
EDGAR SNOwDEN.
THURSDAY EVENING, OCTOBER

Southern outrages' Increase pari passu
with the approach CT the elections. and the
bloody shirt is waved MGR, and more vigorously
ss the certainty Of = democratic majority in the
next House Of Representatives forces itself
upon the radical mind. The object, however,
is not to induce The President to change that
entirely imaginary thiog. Ibis peace policy.
but to make the White House the source from
which the reports Of these outrsges shall flow,
and to make its cupola the poiot from which
this flag shall be faunted, and so add weight
10 the means that otherwise might be ss mpo'
tent 10 the North as 10 the South. The laws
prevent MIR. Hayes from usiog Uoited States
troops to carry elections, and there need be no
fear that be will break them, for man who
consented to accept the presidency uoder the
conditions be did wants it TOO much to run
sny risk of losing it by impeachment. This
The radicals know as we'll as Mr.. Hayes or any
body else, but the reports Of uuprovoked mur-
jers of negroes, AID Ct organized measures for
intimidasipg negro voters. coming through the
medium Of the Presidents Heuse, are intended
10 fire the northern heart and rekindle the
almost exsnguished sectional auimosity to an
extent sufficient to carry the doubtful districts
10 the North at the November elections. SINH.
lar reports have been started on the eve OF
every election that has occurred since the war,
so that they have bsoome as uni0terestiog as q
thrice tod tale, and they would be as inopera-
tive if human nature we're not 80 weak.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-10-17

No greater guarantee of the excellence of
Or. Bulls Cough Syrup could be furn shed
than that it is recommended by all the leading
druggists.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-10-17

Beauty adorns woman; D'al0an
the man.
The New York herald., 1878-10-09
IN rff INnT

1850 acres, In Marion county. ~ m. from Pntoka
station, on the Illinois Central K h. An I'm
proved farm, with small house, &c ...........S4(
loo- % acres. n from Anna. Union county ON
she Illinois Central II. H. Improved farm,
with dwelling ana outbuildinss fruit, go ..... IL
I06-ADout Iuo acres. In Iruquos county, adjoining
the village ot Clifton, the Illinois Central
X Il under cultivation. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS =
The New York herald., 1878-10-09
IN MI-anIrRI

IN Missouri.
ti-About 23o acres m OF seoaifai an i'm.
proved farn, with house and outbuiiaipgs and
is-o ssrss in Vernon coani;, M IRON Nsv.d.
City. on the Missouri. Kansas and Texas Rail-
a4-so ssrs. ia pA"araa coaaiy. IN from varesr
station, ON tho Chicago and Alton K X Inn
as5so s1sss acres 's m from Macon City town Of i6oo
5 .ess. m clinton shasa eaany from stew.
asj arssviie. On the H.nn,oai aud -. Doe q h; =.
cor viii 20 sold in , sracls Of 20 acres saahj
s8-About lO4 acres in Joferson county. u m from
80 m. irsm g Louis; improved farm, With
s7-fss serss IN Gruady county. aSoai 8 M ). X II
ioo-ino aerrs in suehsnsn eoanay' 20 M rom 81;
=, Je.eph a. i%gre.sa .,aa sisa % house ss 2oc'
lam =. W. of Brunsw,ek aaa n N. irsn Cnn-
nnghsm station; part aaasr cnisivstion, with
loa-seo acre. in iii.rion county. ssos, is N. T.
OF kaytesville, the county seat unimproved. 2,6ol
1910 aers. In Adsir county, .esut ~ m y W Of
Louis kansas oiiy and Northern x. n /; unim-
,oepso ssr.. IN Macon county: uninproy.d iso
g-2.9 asrss IN msson sosny az, un,mpgysa. ao
Macon equity; an improved farm With DWELL
III s5i acres IN Hsrrisoa county. about 8 M s. r.
49,. q Beth.ny the county sea, nnmpr'yed -; 25o
Lexngton aud about m from X H.; unim
us-spoat SO acre. In different tract. In Living
ston county vsry isrIiie uainprovea. 80. 15o
Macon ciiy anmproyod....' " .......'........ 2.5a
isa ~ acre. in 81, c6.iie. county ns1 Portage de-.
sioux. in the peninsula betwoon the hisassppi
aud Missouri rivers. ......................... iSO
ts<--leO 40 es in Buchanan county. m. from Ess-
an Improved 2o'
the county soet3 unimprnved. SDl
tx7--I33 scrcs 10 henry county IL m, n H. OF Ciin.
ton, the county seat ana m. from Calhoun
station. Improved farm a
i4s-io0 ia Henry county, .Sou, $ IN. vest o.
cip.oni an improved tatn ................... $3.50
s b Of Chicothe, tba county seat ana All.
joining Bedford station; well adapted tor
isi-as serss sdjoinns the city of Macon; an- Ao'
proved ..............,.. 224
very rich soil 800
Reia, unimproyed ~. ...,..s.,,.. Leo
ses, iyins 90 the hsish,s cysrIccs,as n Nhs ,hs
p2ss4o acres IN Soaaway county. aooat 10 M i " '''
Of fMaryvis, the equity seat. unimpsovsd.. :. 40
IN RANsAa
15-Io5 acres in Miami county, M. from New Lam
caster and m. = h OF Paes. the county seat. ,o5
sSe e county scat. formerly Tie county f.ii
a., ,.y .aa,.. d.. 400
Censrc the county seat; under eultivalou :. 24u
iAo 80 sces 10 MIAMI e.aG.y Nv ~ m irsin ran,sn,
Rs Improved. with dwelling &c c............... 32o
IN NEBRASKA
fG-24o scres IN Otoe county. about . m. s. Of Me-
braska City; under cultivation. With house. .
tss-isj acres Ia otoe county. q M from Nebraska
Gig. unasr caltisaton. with adwsiiinE, &c- 4.W
N IONA
a01-2so acres In Page county about m south Of
Ciarinda, the county SCAT; unmpro~ed........ ~
IN TExAa
-7sa acre. 10 = Lsss. ; county ss.r r.r. s:;:i. o
sssss IA LANAI seaais. is IA iiom Paris.
The New York herald., 1878-10-09

or. LOUIS. SEPTEMBER IS. 1873
fhe offers sale in the states OF indians
Illinois. Iowa. Missouri Kansas Nebraska and Texas i'm
proved and unimpsovc Fams which In location, fert
Of soil and prox markets offer assed induce
to settlers and which will be sold Al o~ prices
terms and perfect title given. partial list
given beiov. Address or Apply im person 30
fELIx CosTE. TyssnFcr.
Ixouis No
The New York herald., 1878-10-09
IN INDIANl

IN INDIANA
46-so acres 8 m from Brazil. Clay county, unirn-
bS-Aboat 10 acres. m from city limits Of Indian
Apoa with house. outbuidingS and grounds. 1000
The New York herald., 1878-10-09

H3-2ef acres In Lam county. scar Paris. ........
43-4tO acres In Hopkins county. ncar sulphur
sssss n .. soantr. ia "a. from P.rs...
The New York herald., 1878-10-09

IN IOWA.
aO1-28O acres In Page county. about 8 IN. south Of
Clarinda. the county ssat; unimpro~ed.......
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1878-10-07
SALE OF PUBLIC LANDS.
STATE OF MAINE.

LAND OFFICE, AUGUSTA,
SEPTEMBER u, 1878 \
Notice IL hereby given thar, pursuant TO the pco
visions of IAN Act additional to chapter five OF
the Revised statutes. relating to the public lands
approved February 10, 1873, sale will be made AT
Public Auction, at the City Hall In Bangor, on
Thursday, the 2lst day OF Nov. next,
at 10 O'Clock A M, OF all lands belonging to the
State.
A schedule of these lands will be published In
the tngor Daily Why and Courier. ON or before
the twenty first GAY of October next.
EDWIN G. BUKLEIGH,
wtilnov2l Land Agent.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1878-10-07

ea BIG ExTERMiNAToR - For the last five
years have not lost cucumber or melon
vine or cabbage plant. Get barrel W III
a few gallons OF gas tar in il pour water
on the tar; always have it ready when
needed, and when the bugs appear give
them liberal drink OF the tar water from
a garden sprinkler. or otherwise, and il
q the rain washes it of and they return. re-
peat the dose. II will destroy the Coora-
do potato beetle. and brighten the old
long potato bug worse than thresbing
with bush.
Five years ago this summer both kinds
appeared on my late potatoes, and | wa
tered with tar water. The next day all
Colorados that had been protected from
the sprinkling were dead; and the others.
though their name was legion, were all
gone, and l have never seen one on the
farm since. am aware that many will
look upon this with Indifference because
it is so cheap and simple remedy. Such
should always suffer both by their own
and their neighbours bugs, as they fire.
queutly do.-Chicago Times.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1878-10-07
~Aailr Amnrbrt gournal.


FACTS FOR FARMERs.--lt is worth while
for farmers everywhere, to remember
that thorough culture is better than three
mortgages on a farm. That an offensive
war against the weedsis five times less ex-
pensiye than defensive one. That good
fences ALWAYS pay better than lawsuit
with neighbors. That hay is great deal
cheaper made in summer than purchased
in winter. That more stock perishes from
famine than founder. That horse who
lays his ears back and looks lightning
when any one approaches, is vicious.
That scrimping the feed of fattening hogs
is waste of grain. That educating chill
dren properly is money lent at ten per
cent. That one evening spent at home in
study is more profitable than ten spent in
lounging about saloons and towns. That
cows should be MIXED regularly and
clean.
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Notice Of Foreclosure.
Willard s. Furbush OF Rome

WHEREAS, Willard 5. furbush OF Rome, in
w. the County of kennebec, and Stale
OF Maine, by deed OF IN Itgage dated sept.
ten Der ~.l9, A. ID. 1850, and recorded
kenncbec Registry of Deeds, Book 23o, Page
kome.s certain real es ATE situate In SAID Rome,
the same being COMMONLY krowD AZ the turbush
Yarn; and whereas, said deed OF mortgage was
aiterwards transferred and ssiyned by Phoebe Fol.
som, Exeeutrix, 10 John Macarthur, then n Augus-
IA, IN said County, ont second ay OF June. A ID
Ie1s, SAID assignment being recorded In said
kegfslsy OF Deests. Book s3s, Page 5l7-reference
TO which said mort gage deed, ass ignments and
records lie hereby made Tor more particular
description OFT premises; and When ear, The con-
ditions Of said mortgage have been broken; now
therefore, the unders igned, Administratrix upon
the goods aud estate which were OF said John Me.
Arthur, claims the right 70 f,reeuse said orgage
ELF !. NcARfHUR
Admnistratrix.
Augusta Aug. u. ISIS. 3wil
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AAGOLDPLAgEU W ATCHEs. Cheape.,
A~ln The known world. Sample Watch Free 70
WOkGWA Addre .. A. CouLTxK Co. Chicago
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legal Aobertlsemfnts.
Notice Of Assignee Of his Ap
pOfntm ent.

In THE UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT FOX
THE DISTRICT OF MAINE.
In the matter OF
Foster BroNn and Alonzo y.
Goodwin, Partners as In Bansruptcy'
Brown 4 u cd In,
Bankrupts
DISTRICT OF MAINE, SIS.
At Portland, the 18Th day OF september A. D.
1875
The unders gned hereby gives notice of his APP
pontm. mt a. Assignee OF Foster Brown aud Alon.
20 y. Goodwin OF " aterville, IN the County OF
Kennebec and state of Ma ne, within said District,
wh) have been adiudged Bonkrup 8, upon their
own petition individually and as Members Oh the
irm OF Brown & Goodwin, by the District Colrt
of said District.
RICHARD o. CoNANr, Assignee.
tseptls oct5-l2-&woc2
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Auction Sale.

NOTICE is hereby given that the subscriber,
~ having been duly licensed by the Probate
Court will sell at public auction TO the hig hest
bidder, at toe homestead farm belonging 10 the
estate OF the late Henry Lovejoy, sidney in the
County o. KenDebec, on saturday, Oct. 70 h, 1875,
at O'Clock in the afternoon, The fol owing pro-
perry b, longing to said estate, cons listing OF ~
tons OF hay; | riding wagon; plows: l corn
shelter; grindstone; lot Of lumber; lot OF cedar
rails 1 scraper; sleigh; pung / pair cart
wheels lot Of cider barrels; ladders; l hay
rack; | wheelbarrOw; lot OF fire wood; 3 stoves
/. chairs;2 light stands; | carpet, l table; set
tee +; : rocking chairs; clock; bureau; work
table, lot OF cIockery and glass ware; beds and
bedding; lot of Tin pans, and pew in the Univer
salist church, Sidney.
WATSON V. LEONARD. Trustee.
Sidney, Sept. Is. 1873. 3wA2