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The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1878-06-29

ADVERTISING FOR CASH IN ADVANCE
Under this title George p. Rowell 4 Co.,
10 Spruce ST., n. Y, issue a y page pam
phlet, which is Singular in its promises, to
say the least. They offer to insert an ad-
vertisement gratis in 1000 newspapers,
provided they are paid the publishers rates
for &c. which are catalogued. On the same
plan 81 different State Lists are offered,
all of which contain the leading papers.
Whatever may be thought of the policy OF
putting forth such offers there is no doubt
that Messrs. Rowell Il Co. are responsible
for their contracts, and can be relied upon
to faithfully carry them out.
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10 Bargains in Shoes and Caters at
MCCRERY x BOuLDEN's 5.
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The Chesapeake Club outiielded and out
batted their opponents, though some excuse
may be found for the Mutuals, on account
of the absence of two of their regular nine
which necessitated the substitution of in
ferior players, one of whom proved him
self to be an excellent acrobat, but very
poor batter.
SALE OF THE DELAWARE PORTION OF
THE MARYLAND AND DELAWARE RAIL-
ROAD CoNFIRMED.-1n the United States
Circuit Court of Wilmington, on Tuesday
morning, Hon. James Black Groome, trus-
tee under the decree, filed a report setting
forth that he had sold the Delaware portion
of the Maryland and Delaware railroad to
the trustees of the purchasing bondholders
for SIC, 1000 The sale was effected Deem
Der 90, last, upon the decree issued in this
Court, in equity, last fall, upon the suit of
Gardner & Wing, representing the credi-
tors. The par value of the stock issSed
upon the portion of the road sold was
$751;, 500, with possible error, amounting
to $500 additional. Upon the filing of the
report, on motion of Hon. J. b. Groorne,
Judge Bradford passed an order confirming
the sale.
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Juror on inquest,

ailitf of election, . days, 3 00
room rent, ) ~
juror II days and milge, Is 70
d" " - 1909
,ay Thomas & Anderson. } 90
pay f. l.. Burlington, 100
~ pay Il. q. Reese, ) ~
80
constable, II u
- ID -
digging pauper's grave, ! %
pauper TO aims house, 1 10
repair of streets, 10 60
road examiner, | day, 300
- rnnuii. of LIZ nLlN ~
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FARMERS, ATTENTIoN.-Do not fail to
attend the large sale of Cattle by our en-
terprising drover, S. X. Miller, on Satur
day, July 9th. One hundred head will
positively be sold.
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juror. : days and mlge, Is
cl clerk election, = days,
j. Fl. = 4
pay McCrery II Boulder, !
pay Philip Young. j
pay Christie & Hindman, )
pay Thomas II Anderson, j
do do j
| do do J
pay McCrery 4 Boulder, i
pay Simcoe Il Son, j
pay Thomas Conrey,
pay j. n. Black, j
pay Thomas COnrey, }
pay c. G. Caldwell, )
pay Thomas Il Anderson, =
/ do do >
do do
pay Simcoe IL Son,
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PERsoNAL.-Reuben Haines, Esq, of the
Elkton bar, an alumnus of Lafayette Col
lege, at Easton, Pa, attended the eom-
mencement of that institution, this week.
VIM. H. Elder and family, and part Of
the family of VIM. J. Jones, Esq, left
town, this week, to enjoy the sea breezes
at Rehoboth Beach.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1878-06-29

BASE BALL.-The Mutual club of Odessa
and the Oceola of Chesapeake City played
a match game at Odessa, on Thursday last,
in which the Oceola was successful, as the
following score will show:
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1878-06-29

IS All of them have used DR.. Bulls
Blood Mixture. Who: Those who here
tofore suffered with Boils and Pimples,
but who are now free from such annoy
anceS.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1878-06-29

Railitl Election, = ~
Juror : days X mlgr, 10 10
on, pay W. u. Person, ) GO
pay Robert Cameron, ) 90
pay j. G. Crothers, = 80
& Fro. hardware, 81 %
Registrar 9TH district, 20 90
eth % 80 SO
" eth " SIS
Co. Commissioner, 2IO 90
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The hay fork man, the cigar man, the
patent medicine man, the window polish
the beverage recipe man, and the man
looking for work. JONES.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1878-09-19
VARIOUS ITEMS.

Montana Husbandman: Company e. 7th
Infantry, Captain Clifford commanding,
leaves Camp Baker Monday next for ST.
Paul, MINI. This company has acquitted
itself so we'll since it as been with us that
we regret to see them leave.
Lieut.. Greeley has charge of the telegraph
construction between this point and Fl.
keogh, Deadwood, &c.
Col. Fred Grant is reported to have said
that Custer caused a party of his own men
to be fred upon by his soldiers because they
refused to face the enemy in that last terri.
BILE battle.
Those who contend that Rarus is the king
of the turf should remember that Gen. How
ards steed was never timed while the Indi-
ans were chasing that individual.-Philadd
phia Chronicle.
The St. Louis Merchants exchange fever
fund now amounts to $35, ,283 subscriptions
to the Peabody association, $2,8l2; from
other sources, $40 1893; total, $54, ,993.:
Mr. Raud, of California says that he saw
snake which measured As feet in length.
This leads the New York Herald to re.
mark: In the nelghborhood of New York
it would cost $500 to get as drunk as that "
There is no ridiculous nonsense about the
honest Deadwoodians. The most vigorous
| waltzer at a dance there last week excused
himselfat halfpa II because he had stage.
coach to rob at II. What rebuke there is
to our giddy, procrastinating, self-indulgen,
votaries of pleasure That nan is bound to
rise-even If the whole community have to
pull on the rope.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1878-09-19
BLACK HILLS NOTES

Billy Bause, an old Yankton boy, is act
ing postmaster at Crook City.
sturgis City is the name of new town
near the military post on Bear Butte creek.
M. G. Couk has been arrested, examined
and held without bail on the charge of mur-
dering Mrs. Calison.
The masonic fraternity of Deadwood are
raising funds for the relief of their suffering
bretherE in the south.
G. X. Poor, of Sioux City, and we'll known
in Yankton,. is superintendent of the con-
struction Of the new military poet at Bear
Butte.
Charley Collins brindle dog "Typo" has
turned up his toes and gone to that bourne
where tin cans and torpedoes can trouble
him no more.
Gen. Sturgis, commander Of the new
military post in the Hills, has been sum.
monetl to West Point as a witness in the
Fitz John Porter case.
A Custer City dispatch to the Black
Hill, Pioneer, dated September 18th
says: Brooks outfit have Just come in
from Red Canyon. They were robbed yes
terday about o'clock in the afternoon. Booth
himself lost over twelve hundred dollars in
money. his horses, provisions and clothes
Some Of the party were even dispoiled o.
their boots and we're stripped by the brigands,
Firearms, mess-kit and provisions were all
taken.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1878-09-19
TELEcRAPHlc BREvITIEs.
MARRIED.

Newport, r. l.. Sept. l9.-Miss Jeanette
Bennett, sister Of James Gordon Bennett,
was married this morning to Isaac Bell, Jr.,
of New York. Rev. Father Grace, of St..
Marys Roman Catholic church, ofliciated.
A large and distinguished party were in At
tendance. The estimated value of the pres
ents in one hundred thousand dollars.
AN INQUIRY.
Titusville. Pa. Sept. 19.-The inquiry
instituted by the secretary of the interior
into the complaints that transportation cor
porations are exceeding their corporate
functions in Pennsylvania began here this
morning. The railroad agente, standard oil
company and the United States Pipe line
have been subpenaed, but have not appear
ed. supt. Fox, Of. the; Pipe line, was ex.
amined regarding the failure Of supply Of
cars for transportation which they kept idle
on side tracks.
- SUICIDE.
Cincinnati, Sept. 19.-Charles Silk. son
Of Henry Stix prominent merchant of this
citv->committed suicide this morning by
shooting himself through the head.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1878-09-19
HEIeHsoRHoop NEWS.


Fall plowing is nearly done in Union
county.
There are 1874 scholars enrolled in the
Fix Point public schools.
Is Elk Point going to have the territorial
fair next year? asks the Courier.
Peter Stems, of Fargo, is very sick at
Deadwood, and his recovery is doubtful.
8 A. Flanner is charged with wanting
the democratic nomination for sheriff in
Union county,.
Two persons escaped from the Union. n.county
Jail last week. They were confined on the
change Of larceny.
A county teachers institute for Union
county will be held at Elk Point, commenc.
ing on the 2lst day of October.
A young man got hurt very badly in an
Elk Point saloon last Wednesday by being
struck on the forehead with beer glass.
The republican central committee OF I'm.
ion county will meet at Elk Point on the
9th inst, and the democratic on the 2Sth.
Samuel Sivertson, fireman On the North
ern Pacific railroad, was instantly killed at
Fargo last Thursday by being run over by a
car.
James Holes, Of Fargo, raised 3,Ol6 bush.
els Of No. wheat on ITO acres of ground
this year-an average of 274 bushels pc,
acre. -
Elk Point Courier: Reports from through
the country say that the wheat crop is turn
ing out far better, both in regard TO guam
tity and quality, than was expected. Since
the sweat it has had fine color.
Manton Marble and party of sixteen
ladies and gentlemen passed over the
Northern Pacific railroad last week on ,hei,
way to Bismarck to enjoy hunting season
They will remain in northern Dakota until
the first Of November
Elk Point Courier: A young man from
the vicinity Of McCook can swear to having
discovered beyond doubt the butt end of
goat. He says that he did not turn three
summersaults near the Elk Point house barr
last Saturday for nothing. Thus anothe,
terrible question is settled.
Judge w. G. Woodruff, of Grand Forks
has announced himself as an Independent
candidate for district attorney of the thirc
judicial district-thus making triangular
contest for that position: the candidates be
ing o. w. Francis, republican, and J. A
Stoyell and w. G. Woodruff, independents
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1878-09-19
ITEMS.

The Ohio 'idee" appears to be loaded.
1 am Hale, but not hearty.-Blaine's Bub
The bankrupts must be reduced to one
thousand men.
Bob Ingersoll writes poetry But Bob
doesn't belive there's hell.
There is no hell, and Dante evidently had
been wandering in Texas or New Jersey.
MIR. Dam Yu has opened laundry in
Nevada. The Chinese must go; they are
too profane.
Mr.. Thurman, speaking of the Maine
election, says "My flop was neat, timely and
successful"
Mr.. Murch, of Maine, is a stone-cutter
and his first job is .monument'fo for Blaine
and his "Bub."
Zach Chandler can't give up politics, and
a good many politicians are doomed to 60
thirsty.
The king of Siam has three thousand
wives and he hasn't got done marrying yet.
Oh the bloated wife-holder.
Mrs. Noyes, wife Of the United States
minister to France, is much liked in Paris,
and her dinners are very popular. She is
said to understand the art Of entertainment
perfectly.
Miss Dlckineon will lecture. Miss Dick
inson is q foe actress, and her plays are the
very best on the American stage.
A criminal in Texas has received fifty
years sentence. This is almost as bad as
one of Secretay Evarts' sentences.
A yousg girl in France was Rugged to
death by her lover. To avoid such ardent
demonstration girls must marry their
lovers.
Yellow fever attacks its victims in the
night You 60 to bed and wake up in the
morning and find that you have died Oft.
DR.. Schiieman is said to have obtained
commense certain excavations at Ithaca
Mr. Stanley must hasten home and play
Mr.. Benefits polo for him; or at any rate
discover polo club which Mr.. Bennett can
beat.
The salary of Prof. Watson, of Ann Ar
Dor, has been reduced to such an extent thai
he has given up the telescope for the micro
scope.
The Burlington Hawk-Eyc says that
Richard Grant White talks baby talk. W.
did not suppose his affair with Miss Arie
went that far.
A New Orleans man shot another who
refused him the hand Of his daughter. 1t il
high time that fathers gave up their daugh
ters peaceably.
DR.. Nobiling died of injuries inflicted b,
his own hand. Hie lack of confidence ii
the headsman is surprising, for Mr.. Hodel
head was taken off very neatly.
At the solicitation of his many friends ,
West Hill boy consented to allow his name
and himself to go before watermelon
patch in the suburbs Wednesday night
The convention was somewhat disorderly
owing to the appearance of strong dele
cation from the farm house that came j,
without credentials and insisted on bein,
heard. IT was entirely irregular of course
but all the same the boy was seized in a,
inverted altitude, just as he was climbing
over the fence, and the chairman of the nev
delegation famed his suburbs with hedR,
switch until he consented, for the sake o
peace and harmony to withdraw, which h
did Mt the rate Of about thousand mile
an hour.-HaVksye.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1878-09-19
FOREIGN.
DEAD.

Calcutta. Sept. ls-lt 10 reported that
the king ofssBusmah 10 dead.
GAMBETTA's ePEECH.
Paris. Sept. Gambc,ta, il his speech
at Roumans Wednesday. said that tue rcsie
nation Of President MacMahon would in
volve no changes to the republic; that hi,
successor would be mmedia,ely nominated
and there would be no competition Tor the
past. Butisaid he: "The presidcns viii
not resieu he ought not, and he cannot" I"
Gambetta culoeizcd the army, condemned
c'cr'csliam. recommended ,,,,c projections
for cducstion. and declared himself opposed
10 The con vcrssnn Of nvc ~, cent tentc., q
declaration which accounts for The risc In
Seplcs.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1878-09-19
AT MEMPHIS.

Memphis, Sept. 10.-Since yesterday
noon there have been 81 deaths reported.
There is the usual activity notable: at the
Howard association headquarters, although
Ex-Mayor John johnson, superintendent
of the Howard nurses, reports full sup.
ply, and that no more are needed from
abroad. Among the new cases reported
this morning are DR.. F. H. Force of Hot
Springs, Arkansas; DR.. Luppo, of Los An.
gelos, California, and Geo. Landrum the
youngest son of Rev. S. Landrum, who re-
turned from Georgia few days ago to the
bedside of his sick father and mother. G..
i. Galloway, proprietor of the Peabody
hotel. is classed among the convalescents.
DR.. Hiram Pierce. Of Cincinnati, died last
evening. Chief of police Athy was seen on
the streets yesterday, his first appearance
since his illness. Attorney .Gsneral Luke
E.Wright who had been. convalescing for
several days took relapse yesterday and
is quite i'll to-day.
New Orleans, Sept. 19.-E. c. Jacob, with
A. Tompson & Co., died this morning.
ON PLANTATIONS.
Franklin, La, Sept. 19.-The plantations
above and below here are all more or less
afflicted with fever.
NO MORE AID NEEDED,
Canton, Miss, Sept. 19.-The Howard as
sociatlon issues notice that Canton no
longer needs outside help, and takes occa.
sion Of expressing in the warmcst terms its
appreciation of the bountiful response which
Immediately followed its intimation that
aid was necessary to north, east and west.
They they will never be able to repay the
gifts.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1878-09-19
aprwAL,1 NOTICE

BE u Rsselred BY TIE Mayor and city Council OF
the city or Ydakton:
SEcTIoN I. That 1t Is, and is hereby declared
to ne necessary, that a sidewalk he constructed
on the west side Of Douglas avenue. from Fifth
street to Seventh street. on the east line Of blocks
No, so and 81, Todd's Yankton.
SECTION 3 That said sidewalk he nl the width
OF fonr feet-nnt in all respects constructed In
accordance with the revised ordinances Of the
city OF Nankton,
SECJIoN 8. That this resolution I've published
for tour consecutive weeks III the ofnciai nap.,
ot the city Of Sankton.
Passed September is, is.a
Attest n.h WYNN, Mayor.
FAANK ]. WAsMAnAr0M, City Clerk.
~ T. T. wAuTH- Deputy.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1878-09-19
YELLOW FEVER.
AT BATON ROUGE.

At BATON ROUGE
Ex.Gov. Sam Band died last nigh, Of yel.
low fever. Though his family was absent
be received every attention. He constantly
urged that they be not informed Of his III
ness hoping that he would recover. AL
though not officially reported, l
count over forty deaths to date. We have
many new cases. Father Lovel, our sick
priest, is still very low. The disease Is as
suming more malignant type. [sienedl
LEON JAsTREMsToA,
~ MayOr.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1878-09-19
MARKETS sY TELEGRAPH
MILwAuKEE.

Milwaukee, Sept, 10.
WHEAr-s@ &c higher; bard, Ito; No.
!. 100; No. 2, 9l4c for cash 92sc for Octo-
ber; ssic for November; No. 8, 7ssc; No.
4. 66c.
CoRN-3GAc
OArs-l9lc.
RYE-46c.
harley 81 O4c.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1878-09-19
the NEWS.
Yellow Fever Abating In Num-
bers, But lncreasingfin
vjruIence.
The howard Association Say that No
Aid Is Needed.
An Intimation that Mcmahon Has or
Will Resign.

Marriage Of Sister Of lanes Gordont Bennett
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1878-12-20

NorRs OF TEE FRRsHHT.-The wide-e1tenu-
ed and damaging foods we are now suffering
from are almost unprecedented at this sea-
Season of the year. New England, Nova
Scotia, this State, portions OF Pennsylvania
and MARYLAND have been visited by very
high waters and no small amount oil loss IN
the aggregate has been inflicted. 10 THIS
State, there was general and widespread
destruction in windham county. Forum
tunately, however, no lives are reported 10
have been lost, while nine years ago. "neh
the streams were at no greater height no
less than half dozen were drowned. ofa'-
tleboro's loss by the overflow OF the "he'
stone, which aows through the lower part
Of the village, will probably exceed $780,
600, large part of which will fall upon
the town in the destruction Of highways
and bridges, seven of the latter having been
swept away within space Of two miles
Among the private sufferers are j. Estey
& Co Earle Il Lynde, John Retting q
Co., j. T. HiIdreth. Samuel Sargent H. D.
Larkin and Eugene Frost. To these must
be added the inhabitants of Flat street most
of whom sustain more or less damage. Inc
two-story ;Grsngers' Hall at Slab Hollow
Dummerston, was washed away, as was also
a portion of Gen. Cooks residence, a large
steam mill at Townshend and several bridges
in that vicinity. Green River, MARLBORO
Nesfane and Putney suffered correspond
ingly. The Estey Guard and the ruler
Battery lose heavily BY the destruction oil
their srmories.
From across the lake come these reports
Two ponds which feed the creek running
through the village of Port Henry over
flowed their banks Tuesday, and the water
rushing down the creek in torrents carried
everything before it Wrecks OF bridges
and other debris were hurled against the
short iron bridge on the New York and
Canada railroad. The structure withstood
the effects Of the storm for long time, but
at las, portion of the bridge gave way.
From Dunhsm's Basin tine water flowed
both to the lake and river. From that point
north to Whitehall the whole valley looked
like long lake. Great damage to fences
was done throughout all this section. AT
Ausable Forks considerable damage was done
to buildings, and at Plattsburgh andlpoints
on the Saranac the freshet did much injury
to the mills, etc. Portions Of the Danne-
mora railroad track are said to have been
washed out.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1878-12-20

United STATES OF AMEE;cA,) In Admiralty.
District Of ! eTm0Ht S.. The barge Laura aud
\ hos frai0ht

UNITED STATES OF AMEE;CA,l In Admiralty.
Sber freight.
WHEREAS. libel hath been sled in the DIS
w trict Court Of the United States of America
for the District Of Vermont, On the 3Id day O,
December in the year q cur Lord one thousand
eli sht hundred and seventy eight By Il. Ii. start,
E-q Proctor in behalf 0: Francis Murry in cause
Of contract civil and maritime ard Tor freight and
earnings due said lbe Ian. .rJm shepard and
Morse Lumber Company ard praying the usual pro
cess and muuitOn OF the court. that all persons IN
terested in the sad vessel, her tackle apparel and
furniture may be cited to answer the premises ana
all que proceedings being had, that the same may
be decreed u b sold, and the proceeds Thereon De
distributed according to law TherefOre, IN pur-
tuance of the said monitOn under the seal OF SAID
court TO me directed and delivered, do hereby
give notice generally, unto all persons having or
pretending have ANY right, title or interest there
H. and to the master Of the said vessel IN special
to appear before the aforesaid court at the City OF
Burlington on the first Tuesday o. January A. "
1879 1t he court day else Jon the next court
day thereafter at ten O'Clock in the forenoon then
and thsre to answer the sad lb-l and TO make ther
allegations in that behalf.
And also to answer unto all other persons having
claims against the said vessel, Tor wages earned on
board thereof, who may choose 10 make themselves
parties to the libel OF the said Francis hurry, by
way ofamendment or supplement, without iurthei
process or citition.
Dated at Burlington, the 3sd day OF december
in the year of our Lord one thousand eight hundred
and seventy eight. -
United States Marshal.
r. IL Start, E.q, Proctor, 2iwjw
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1878-12-20
Kansas Pacific Railway.
COLORADO.
HEALTHY, ATTRACTIVE.

c, :: A. c;,or;,,
- I. :.
'n' "D''' '"' -
n' O." pa, '''-''
A'ipf us ni'ns's' Spf'nss arc nuH''0I''
anu p'SSe'S various 'eH'eu'0A' q'''''i'1
mean J." so'u AN' S''''i .'''
ine sianaeuf' 'A'c1' a"u '"''e'S u ~
scenic attractions are without parallel Inc
pleasure seeker, looking Tor mere phSsieai en-
JoSmeh'' tue s'eht'S' 'A'"K
nature inc ARTIST 'or ioit ihSp'ia'i0n mum
wonderful natural architecture anu inc in-
valid who needs rest' mineral water anu III
visoratine atmosphere snouiu ~ W oo'Oi
aco. Inc climate oi ooiorauo N peculiarly
eihcAcious IN ameiiora'ihg "nu ouiins pun
moray diseases, as thousands oil ilVins Wit
nesses who went to Colorado feeble having
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1878-12-20
BANKRUPT SALE.

r WILL sell at public auction Dee 30. 1873, at 10
l. o'clock a. m, at the store Of Geo. Ashley, NIL
ton, VT, the following described property, pelong
ing to the estate o. said Ashley: | horse, hos, q
bushels corn, corn shelter, l grindstOns, single
harness, | root cutter, wheelbarrow. old buggy.
sAall quantity OF hay, moving machines. y 900
feet "a uare timber, double harness. ire-DrOof
safes, set platform scales, sets counter scales,
large oil cans, thread cases, tea cans, 80 lamp
chimneys, buggy and pole. window show cases.
lOs cedar posts, / set whifhetrees 2 moving ma
chine cutters, long iron rods, "a feet ash plans,
fii feet incn pine plank, lot OF pine. hemlocs
and bass wood lumber and scantllng Kerosene
barrels, oil safe. III. gallons oil, twine racks,
leo pounds nails. 70 pairs window blinds | SIDE
hill pillow, horss hoe, II granite caps, morse
cart and harness, chains, | horse rake. LUMBER
wagon. wagon. hay rack and wbifietrees, and |
single sleigh.
On Dec. 3lst, 1873 at p. m, will sell at said
Ashleys farm in Georgia. W.. situated on the rold
leading from Horace BILLIARDS., Georgia, to wilton
Falls, hogs. . cows, yearlings, | stone boat, |
lumber wagon. hay rack and box,l two-hOrse pleas
wagon. road scrapers chains, double har-
ness. 30 tin sap buckets. | traverse sled, hogs
head, s. bushels corn % bushels oats, 20 bushel.
rye, and caldron kettle, a quantity OF hay and
straw.
2iw3x JOHN ]. BURGESS. Asst gnee.