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The Rock Island Argus., 1879-10-24

Applicatiou 10
enai Seat Of tbs ease, acting by Absorption and exert
Ing IT. sPesfss Influence the Seminar Vescles Ejac
ulntefy Ducts, Prostate Gland and Jrethra. The
the Remedy attended with inconvenience ana
-oes not inerfsre with the ordinary pursuits OF life
quickly dissolved and absorbed, produein~ imme
diate soothing and restorative effect upon sexual 4S3
nervous organizations wreekeS from self abuse and eGets
stopping the drain from the system restoring tie mind
heal and sound memory, removing the pimness OF
Sigh. Nervous Debility, Confusien Of Ideas. AverS
sion 70 Soce ETC.. etc, and the aPPearanee Of prenaS
ing Perfe Sexual EigoS. where beea dormant for
years. Thi mode OF Treatment hAs stood the
severe cases. asd IS now prom Drugs are
too much prescribe In t-ss troabl and, bear
wlsnsss to, viii bu. = if any perma tent good. sns
Nonsense this Pre- ration Practical obervsf enables
Positi guarantee that Il will Civ s.-tsfactonz
During the eight years has gener at
thousands of value now socsSe3
by the Medc Profe the raticaai ytS
discovered q reaching and curing this very prevalent trouble
that well known TO be the Of unoId misery maP5
and upon whom quacks prey with their useless noSErs n
big fees. The Remedy Is pat upin boxea Of sizes
NO J. tenough to last Eonth,) e3 No. 9, (sufclen
effect Unless In severe cas.s) No 3
Oasing over ohfha will stop emission and restore
ygor n the eascs) 81. Sent by mail sealed in plain
wrappers. Full DIRECTIONS for using will accom-
HSsnd s.eriptive Pamphlet giving Aps.sAlealN
a th.t they restored perfee. asnhood, and s.
Nj fitted fer du les OF Iife II affected. N
\Sen Seal a for stamp any ora. Sold ON " b. they
The Rock Island Argus., 1879-10-24

CHICAGO. NIL vAuEEE h ST, PAUL.
RACINE b sopFawEsTERN DIVISION.
LEAVE ARRIvK
Day Ex press and Mail ...6;55 An sos Pm
Night Express .10;3ePM 5:56 Az
The night express leaving kock Island every
Sunday night at 10 05 connects with the train arr
wing in Chicago early Monday morning. No lay
over checks given on through tickets from Rock
slsnd to Chicago. Through tickets only good on
thistIaln.
The Rock Island Argus., 1879-10-24
ELECTRIC BELTS


s. er IS for the best
DIR. Cheeverss Electric Belt or ReCereT0tor f3
expressly for the cure OF arrangements Of the
provocative organs Whenever debility OF the
efative organs occurs from whatever cause the contn
uous stream OF ELECTRICITY permeatng through
the parts them to healthy action. There IL
mistake about this Instrument Years of have
tested It, and thousands of are testified TO- Weak
ness from ndscretion Incapacy, Lack OF Vgor, Ster
tity in fact any trouble Of these organs cured Do
not confound this with Electric Belts advertised %
all ills from head TO toe This is for the ONE
specified purpose For circulars giving fuA infor1na
ofn address DR. j. KARR, or CHEEvEh EI!ECTRIO
BELT CO.. 103 Washington Street. Chicago. Ill
WOMEN suffering from any weakness or CON-
w paint peculiar their should send for circular
explaining DR. Cbeevers Electric Appliance for Women
The Rock Island Argus., 1879-10-24

zsN ADVERTISEMENTS
The Rock Island Argus., 1879-10-24
ROCK ISLAND 4 n

leave Rock Island at S:55 q. m, and 80 p N.
Arriving at Gable at II 40 ~, and sos m.
Leave Gable at $3.50 q m, and ;a5 p m.
Arriving st Rock Island at S:15 q. m, 100 D. m
The Rock Island Argus., 1879-10-24

8. o. DuNBAR--Dear Sir; have been sometime
in the habit of prescribing the fluid Magnesia pre-
pared by you and prefer 1t to the English prepar
alton account OF It's cheapness and it's superior
laxative qualities.
Respectfully yours, &c. NJ. s PERRY n. d.
The Rock Island Argus., 1879-10-24
PROF., HARRIS RADICAL our
FOR SPERMATORRHCA.
SEMINAL PASTILLE'

saazxHsnVEewm- Valuable Discovery
MX#4&WN%$%Ssa and New Departure in Med
H5 55E<1&W%NN@NMSNS%HN1eA> cal Science, a entirely
&I "NNsd5A New and positively eeesf
l*sM Trade MaYk i've Remedy for a.. APsedg
V0EXTH ''~NS Hss~i~ aud permantat Cure Of
Vf Seminal Emissions q.
R Impotency by the obly
IegAeG s1G SEMINAL sksSlLE true way, Direct
The daily gazette., 1879-02-25

this measure we saw safer, surer and
easier mode of reducing the tax upon the
people than in any other; and we shall
not cease 10 urge that our State indcbt-
edness shall be curtailed in this way,
and the tax upon the people thus di-
minished.
The Indebtedness Of our people has
not been actually reduced as much as it
has been made to appear to be. The
State debt has been reduced some, to be
sure. But if we examine the Auditor
Report carefully We will probably find
Indebtedness upon the counties-th nat
money had been borrowed to pay TO the
State, and that there are large sums due
the collectors all over the State and the
collectors are assigning as reason oil
their not paying up faster, that the peo-
pie complain Of inability.
While States and cities all through the
country are negotiating for lower rates OF
interest, why should Delaware not avail
herself of the same privilege? Why
should She continue TO pay per cent.
for money when it IS obvious tia, her
whole debt could be converted into 1
per cent. on u per CEN. bonds at very
triting cost to the State, OF into a per
cent. bond at handsome premium!
This is known to our legislators and ii
is therefore useless to attempt to raise all
argument on the subject The State
debt is being paid very slowly now; and
it will, it.sppears, he more difficult TO pay
as much Of it this year as We paid last
year. There is yet lime 10 negotiate an
economical measure u this kind, and il
will be OF lasting credit 10 the Legislature
that does it.
Il is all wrong TO undertake to ray
subsidies to Colleges and build costly
Court Houses and to impose heavier tax
alton upon the people, when we are
manifestly scarcely able to meet our
liabilities. Let the State be just to her
creditors but also generous TO her labor
ing and industrial classes before she
assumes to continue a rate of interest
that is sure to become burdensome now
that other states and cities pay lower
rate.
The daily gazette., 1879-02-25

The STATE DEBr.-We have uni
formly urged economy upon our legisla-
tors. We have at no time urged them to
adopt any measure Of stinted meanness
toward our people, either in Office or out
Of otlicei nor has the Legislature at any
time been nissatd in Is permission q
the payment Of official 5alafics or official
fees. In every instance tie official sala-
res and official fees have amounted To
more than the office holders could make
III the same time at any other business to
wMcl hey were able to turn the at.
tehtloh. This was doubtless so or the
party in office would lave resigned. Nol
nave We now any disposition to urge
upon the Legislature the reduction o,
salaries. But it is impossible for us moi
to recognize the fact that the people have
III several instances Of late wears beer
taxed TO put money unnecessarily In III,
pockets of Office holders. I'll, ~ dor
a, ,I.e session Of le74-o AID ..a..y a
Tia" Office holders lave had an .,..rl,
IN tier TT a.'se .s"'. or fcol e ~,
most J az ~.,.sa. .,'Le.. ru. o.>
al ,ea-; he -egs.a'a many ,..a..4.e
from La, cas-. The .etHns hun IA,
vocation Of this class are now said to l.,
lower than in 1850. Corn is selling II
X mt and Sussex for - cents and whoa
for 90 cents. Here is a valid It ason ",
think, for urging some measure Of econo
M. We are not willing to complain o
any one Or Genoance any DE. % 20 int
mate thai hey are cyIe nel ~ up.r
motives. We have 4,ged lie Loc.s.a
ture to tie adoption Ct some plan .
converting our State bonds into bonds o
lower rate Of interest, believing that il
The daily gazette., 1879-02-25

JENKINS formerly of the old dead
or dying Commercial, is the paragraphs
OF the Philadelphia Times. He dishes
up the Delaware items; and splts his
spite out at all the Democrats of this
State. We pity jenkins. He aspired To
be the Delaware negroes choice for L.
). senator. But alas for jenkins The
white men Of his party were Disguised
at his weakness, while ADLER Demo
Gratis used his chosen negro element as
CLUBS with which to break his political
neck.
The daily gazette., 1879-02-25
Iron Advancing.

The pmladelphia Record says tile =
has been general rise in the price nf
iron Of 81 so per ton during the last
month, and an advar &c Of 80 cents with
in the last week. The demand has in
creased 50 much that producers say they
could sell five tons Tor every one they are
turning out. All the rail mills in Penn
sylvania are full Of orders, while struc-
tural iron is in such demand that many
of the larger mills are engaging other
mills to fill their orders. The demand
for steel rails has induced the makers to
take more independent stand than they
have occupied for some time, and this OF
itself has a tendency 20 maintain and
push present prices.
The daily gazette., 1879-02-25
PUBLIC SALEy

The subscriber intending to leave the
Stale. will sell al public ale, on the far IN
OF Norris Wilson, situated on the road
leading from kockland To Centreville, one
mile iiom the former place. on
-hIURDAY, MARCH list, 1879.
COWS-Fifteeh head OF well Sc <pxS2DR,
lected mich cows, some with ACIW
calves by their sides, aud the rest W3k
springing To cal some OF these are extra
butter cows and all in good condition; ono
fine young hull, years old Two yearlihg
caves. Farming lmplements-One iron
axle Two horse wagon. nearly new; good
Germantown wagon, plows, twin harrow
nuke harrows, one extra large .eed chest.
piowed and Rr, owed one whee lbarrow
nearly new, lot OF cider vinegar, barrels,
boxes, COW chains, etc. Lot Of potatoes by
the bu he'll Dairy Flxturt-Uns large
double handled churn, TWO sood butter
tubs. - aud Is lbs. capacity. milk pans hy
the d"z., strainer, buckets, etc. corn Ia
The ear. Pouliry-Four geese ana about
pair of chickens.
sale to commence at ! O'Clock snarp.
when conditions Will 10 made known Nv
Iebie- ItdAw2t DAVID r. MAGE
The daily gazette., 1879-02-25

CoNKIIEG and Burnside were both in
their seats in the Senate yesterday, and
each conducted himself toward the other
as though each thought the other black
guard and some of the reckless news
papers are intimating that each have the
correct idea Of the ether; while one Of
them says Conkiug fears Burnside will
''poye him a liar We should not be
surprised if he did
The daily gazette., 1879-02-25

VIII be sold at public sale, al
OF william II. Garrett a son Aly.
the Snuti Mil Farm on kel ~
Christiana hundred, New Cas'e y
on
WEDNESDAY, the l2lh Jay Of Wy ~
al 10 O'Clock, a. m. -Four he"l y
o. work and driving horses y
LEN of first class mllca IN
N~cows, home ra!sei,sk1
06A most OF which VIII be NJ
in profit on or about the day o.
hale; also, 2 heiiers, which WHY
this Spring; al'o, one N.Y. Df'u TX
bull; 7 shoats of Chester "Hl'
Farming Utensils u.-.'
horse wagon, one 2 h9lst a
horse market wagon and one ."s
? carts, one for one or two HOLY. .or
cart, hay beds, one YORK WstVPp..
new; one trotting wagon ons ,,,i
mower, com bined; one gram u,"G IA
drill one thTesher,& horse poNT' h.
sheller ard separator, one siAs IA
wheel rake, Que 2 horse slt., ," aid
grinustone, lot of plows, harrow, XXI
tors, &C., FORKS, rakes, shoVe's sow al
single and double-lrees. lot o. , uo.t a
chains. one set OF quarry t0ols,
grain cradles, moving Sc! n,sia 4
farm bell, six dozen - 4
two cr6s cut saws, rle
and We lges, one lron mil a
wooden vice, one anvil, one fbarn
lows, one wheelharroW' 'en A
cribs, loi OF pillow and wagon tSporrss,l
lead @ airs, one set OF NldLe .,.r lad
set OF cart gears, one sci q l''"' ';,ar.l
harness; also, one haul -tl"' 'Sr.1
Dairy Fixlures-COn>l ..,ai5.a
p0wer& churn one large ke'l 'at6. 4
cream cans, COZ. mis- I"''I .'-li. =
cts, ladies, &c, one baI'' In. deil
tuts lot of ma, ket boAtN al ,alsl
of Cape - sausage cuii"'' sall
knives, betting and tN''H .--.' r,ss
one sausage Ntufier, ol' u
Fairtank' platform ''' eaa
scales and weights. one "a" fa.
pa lot OF ice nooh s. "''' .er,.A''
and one stfameI al
cod TOR cait.e. .. rprpltuFt>I
Household and Klfchcl is ~. "c.sa,1
sisiing OF beds. bedding ia 'toye az
PETS, Sc, one large c'uh ya,bI!1
lures; also, one rar.or Nio't itopl u n
chine, tubs, buckets, 90. H.noa.itfl
lard 500 lbs. of hams al" nir al
barrels OF vinegar, lot oi 1" atci n
boxes, &c. let Of me"t eorn.. 81
hundred bushels of sht''e" 4
wi eat In the ground .,,t.
TERMS.-hll sums u &c o.!
over that amount cree ',ist Il
10 months without lnlt ere rndi
~ when due, If not pa'H anrl
est will tie added nom d"' iOHN ri
Lewis W. Stidham 4 sou ~ IN?
Village Re cord copy
The daily gazette., 1879-02-25
PUBIICS-ALE
VIII be sold at public sale, on
THURSDAY. NARCU,,b ,so

THURSDAY, MARCH 9Th. 1879,
~ IL CLOCK, sharp, on .ne PREMISES OF Ad-
allne Hendrtckson, In Christiana hun
dred, New Castle county, Delaware on he
road leading from Wilmington 10 hudd, &
Ford, about miles from Wilminpton
near Dufoul 5 ttatiOn, w. & ". X. r. and
about one mile west II Hockland the fol-
lowing Personal froperty, to wit;
-Four good horses, No. /, Brown horse
Harry coming years Old. old.
well broken 10 sing lea and double H.
harness. splendid saddle ~ \
non Sc, NO. 2, bay male, Nettie. An
coming years old, good worker and driy-
er. An excellent brood mare. No. 3. brown
mare, Flower, good worker ana driver
no !, bay mare, Polly, coming 10 years
Do. Woik any where. Three Colts.-No. !,
by Abdallah Has the appearance Of a
tlotier, No. 2, Sorrel mare, Bess, Coming
one year old sired by Long Island CHIEF,
No. 3, Sorrel Ge,ding, coming q vnar.
| Old, sired by sir Franklin. 'e"''
Nine good mich cows, 5 with calves nv
fH1Ey me lr sides, the others are Inilkers
W. and sprinsers. 2heifers, comine .
fsin,1n ears o'u, one with calf by her side
RAINING Implements, good two-borsa
iain WAGON, ihlling-top buggy, nearly
new lo-iop buggy, nearly ews one ma =
hel ue" rb'rh' one horse cart, Chanpion
NtMhLt" mower ana rtaIer in poo, ar
- ga D. AN morse axe, nearly new one
-tt-hf 70 .4tf, corn shelter. grludttonc ono
~ N"-nh IafuesA, scts lead gears ca,t
-'hr' sci thi harness. one Ollyrr chsjts
~ ~, sulta be Tor grass or stobh'a
49, J. nw' one spike harrow, culiiya
lots l"o'Lolse Cultivatsr, ladders
slIgte aud double trees, gruLhinp h.
corn noes she Nels, torks, rakes. hav9kuif,
good cider barrels, sa,dle ard briI !"
collars ana brides, COW chains, ICED che 81
mixing ire ugh, post SPADES broad nv
trlar scy'he, oats By the bushel hav AMI
straw ny me Ton, corn fodder by The bun.
a.e' o acres OF wheat in The ground. dairv
nAi u IRE. cream pans, milk Iai :. straiI 81.
dog. ''"''u he'le-
koNDlIloNS.-All sums Of $40 ara
under CASH oyer that amGurt n r,.di a. ~ -
monl h WI be given, by purchaser a. y.
dorser. approved en-
ADALlNE P. HENDRICksoN
l.. ". St'dhsm d son. AuctioHe,rs
feb l3-w3ts
The daily gazette., 1879-02-25
MONDAY, MARCH nth, 1879,

MONDA NJ a ACH lUth, 1879,
at II O'Clock. n. m, sharp. all OF his stock
and Farming Implements, 10 wilt;
Slx head of uorsrs-No. /, Dan, IN a sor.
rel horse, good Size ana style.
been used ~ the family horse rUfX
perfectly safe Tor "a lady or ebild"1
to drive No 2, Prince Is anuA>
brown Asrse, com pact and closely built
prompt and fine Traveller Of long endurance
and "A splendid worker No. 3, Charley. -
a chestnut sorrei porse. large size. an ex.
cellerl iarm horse. No. 1, SeliIn, is an
iron gray horse, large and square built
weighs 1900 lbt. or more. remarkable flpt
morse Tor iarIn, team dray or cart. No :
Netllt, II gray mare, Ktoi style and
..ttr' Perfectly quiet and fearless OF loco
+t. No. ., isR sOrrel horse, very mach
#'" 90 h' i's No 4. ! wish to call att. Btigt
rs taamsiers aud draymeu, /,
i"!scs 100 ana ESPECIALLY rs 10 is hand
10 nhd any better for that purpose.
Thirteen hcnd If Cattie-Onr woke OF OK,
9th, en-, head OF superior hume-raised
My mich cows, winch will recon-.
AaakslEs mend themselves, some in profit
son " IN calves at their side. some mr.,
forward spring"rs, head of very profnis.
ing heliers, 3. 2 al d | y.ar old. liLcad OF
lar.e Size BERKSHIRE, Essex and Chester
" hite Shouts, VIII make large hogs
FAFhING iMPLFNFSTs - iarn wag
Ohs, ok carts, Sc vera good OK cart VIII. els
OK yoke Two seated Germantown car
rage (uf Robinson & Bros make, shut
ing top buggy, running gears ola German.
town dearborn, . carriage poles Aud ne 4:
Nukes, sleigh HHd BE- portable oder
press, one gram drill, enc gram HLd Lnos-
phate drill, gran lhh, com sht4ler, Ifit.n
bags, half bushe4 AMI hail r.c6 measures.
Size! tooth wAcel tahes. 4ot 20 Steel teeth
one corn MARKER McssIusuu's make. on.
roller, double hairows, A harrow, plows.
cultivatOrs, scythe and cradle moving
seythe, moving and reaping machine
horse endless chain power ;grindstone, hay
rigging. OK chains and harrow chains. one
wneelbarrow. broad axe and pitching
axes, STOCK knives, work bench with a
good vice, brace and bits, saw and tools.
HAkNRss-Twos sets OF double harness.
single harness, plow gears and wagon
gears. collars and brides.
fouLTRY-Turkeys, chickens and ducks
healthy and all right.
DAIRY FIxTUREs--Churn and butter
tufs, cream kettle, milch pans. butter
bowl and print.
hams and shoulders sugar cured and
smoked. pickle pork, lard, lot OF clover
seed, oats by the bushel, clover hay by
The ton, and many articles not nteutto.Ci
tONDlr IONS. An sums az -s5. ard
under, cash; oven SO, credit OF . months,
rutcht ser giving II bankAble uoic.Nitnu
proved endCTser. r. L JaN[IFPt
" III. ! Lhnk "a uct. FEB. -wts
The daily gazette., 1879-02-25

Everything needed in a first class cook
stove. is to be found in theHdrrest Home
Range. This range with twenty other
patterns Of cook stoves is to b- found at
II. f. Pickels's, Nos. and . r. Fourth
street feb2l-tf
The daily gazette., 1879-02-25

W III be sou nj puzzle sale on ita !
ofthe subscriber, \ oiamllehs
ROAD Station, Delaware Rallnai9
Road from Hare's Corner 10 Rsli
THURSDAY, MARCH rb II
at l0 o'clock, A. NJ
the following persona prorery
sgood driving and vo,,.
In No. |, Prince, oay viii
~ points, styllAh nbawa
AA2. Bill, bay, No.i se.
No. ., Frank, grey. No 4 e.
with black points, "A Kentucky m,s
posed TO he with foal. No.5, bai.yts'l
farm mare. No. 6. r lora. bay ~
mare for saddle or harness. "a.
Grey, a handsome pony, good tt,l
DRIVING or working. No. $. Noht !
brown, a family horse that capnG /.
highly recon- nended, fearless AMI !,
with road record OF 3 90 Pom y
years old, and two year old Hams
ian stock.
CATTLE.
One yoke OF grade belled oxen.
pretty aspictures. excellent wOIk.l
ets, quick In their movsmennG
and In every way eslrabIe,
OF Maryland oxeu, fast and No M
10 mflch cows. some In profit, othen
ing. Particular attention ia callsl
stock; a number OF them ara bar
thoroughbred Bslted stock, otherr
A derney and Belted. AL home NJ
BULLS.-ithoroughbrtd Belted y
4 years old a noble animal; d.. q
years old; Beited and Durban 4
old, Y grade Belted, year Old \
grade Belted yearling. IS mead o' n
cattle. including Belted and Grds.s}
all very superior and well worthy Z.
tention OF innriers stock or tie.isr
SH Etf.-.i5 head ten 0f wa.rt IN
bloOd'-i south Downs lie 9'tzs
sheep, with lamb by fhofo gllr-l
Down bucks; thoroughr'eds Son.
buck shOats. IL Jersi Req, trf Va
ter Co ana berkshlies.
POULIRI--A Trio 90 '.fkey, Z.
brahmsn and h ack SpaLsi g'
tailed aud crossed pigeons
FARMING IMFLEMENr..lE
Iabs r & Morse steam engine .do-s
er, good as new; WeAteula.t VIC
clover ruilcr aud grain thfs.r
- Under Russell gram tlf.-t-f 80
~ fNfA 80 HN|
corn shcl..i, Wlih N.t.I sd 81
lhing complete. CHaG o-
mower and eaper. nearly ueF
order, Buckeye combined mug
reaper, IN good conditions A!li
hay beds, horse carts, OK eat.
fora and IIufierman gram, seed adj
phaie drill, with latest lmp0s1d
good as new; 3 Imperial plpw', Hsd
blll side or Nniyel pillow, ''uaa "a
Bradley iron harrow, one OF 'aryH!
! Thomas SIN outhing hHrTIVaW -
I'm pleinent, sets Twin Atfies
row, with duck bill teeth. ra III
gihson corn marker, ! hay ttIf'
pensable Ia hay fal meIs, ah0ne ~
cultivators, root cutter. 'e.elnF
ana fodder cutter, gram .aA. in1a
itri | eei-barrow, ! gr't i-'uie
ket dearborn, with pole ard 'aA
Lind carriage, ? sets wages fant"
cart harness, set double carT ageli
set Of single do, plough .,t'
bags, forks, shovefs hse., gRe'
and fall with double and sialle A1
iorKs, a lot OF clover seed.
DAIRY FIXTURES. Il large ~
bled churn, z small churns. mis-
buckets, &c Also lot OF farm toA
niiure including beds, bedsleads, y
tables. chairs. etc. Besides man!g
not enumerated.
Conditions-.-All sums oil 80 o.
cash, over that amount a cred.
months, by purchaser giving a.a
note with approved endorser, WINS
added.
Sale peremptory; no post onelf'
account Of weather. ,,us
l.. W. Stidham a Son, AucllOnrh
fab Ia ~ "a,
The daily gazette., 1879-02-25

THE WESTERN UNION TELEGRAPH
MONOPOLY was beaten in the Senate
yesterday, and the Butler amendment
attached to the army appropriation bill.
This provision, it will lie remembered,
opens the telegraph lines owned or leased
aud run by the several railroads to pub
lie use, allowing them to do private
business the same as regular telegraph
company. The'struggle was hard one,
and was only carried by vote of 81
ayes to y nays. Buffers amendment is,
therefore, through both Houst 5, and will
become law, as there is Lo cauger Ct
the l1esid4rt yetoing tie appropriation
BIZ % which it is attached. The ZEN
a'e 40 ~ :e,>iou.a. night.
The daily gazette., 1879-02-25
tUBLjC SAL Els.
DUBLlC SALE OF MHARvEs.

TJI Blu ShIIFl VI " fIAIkN Is.
VIII be sold AT Public sale, at the Ctty
hall, on Monuay. March Srd, at z O'Clock
p, m. LON bard, orange and Flourish street
Wharves. said Whsrves TO he sold to he
highest and best bidder for u term OF three
years. Rent paya lie half yearly IN All.
vanc' X. ii. TAYLOR
Chairman Public Building ommittee
feh2J-iE
The daily gazette., 1879-02-25
FEBRUARY :5 1870

Ir is now said that Hayes will GER
tainly veto the Chinese anti immigration
bill.
The daily gazette., 1879-02-25


---AA~-A and will come In soon, the bal.
ance len heliers. End bulls, yearliugs.
Farming Utensils hay wagons, near
~ new, farm wagons, horse cart. OK cart.
OK cart beds, one carriage. one dearborn.
with pole and shafts, nearly new | sleigh
anu bells, one grain fan, corr shelter, one
an, movers, one Kirby, one Cham
plon, one Russell reaper, one Tiger horsa
rake, peach bed and springs, one hay pret =
nal hushel measure, Harpoon hay FORK
anu locks, saraycuse ploughs, z two
horse ploushs, 3 one horse plouphs 2 r,,i,
iivstors, one Twin harrow, lot single and
doubie-trees, forks ana shoveis, grlLdslune
and iced chest.
liarLess-3 sets wagon harness. ! snfs
p."lkh harness. one set doubie barp,>s-
llfde 10 order and near new, spts So
sc hiti ness, collars, brides ma tors A.
lot COW CHAINS, ~ l0f coed tlmnti.y t,.,, ,
the i"nt ten ton OF wheat straw. !oi rC,igG
nay ny HE len, iot OF manure GO chIcl., ~
lulklts, II lfesteI County and Jersey
red kEoalS. '''
Dairy Fixiur's.-s uch as milk rams
MIX buckets, cream kettles butler yvnr,
er, butter tubs, butter prints, large strst,..
ef, one nan q churn, one horse chhtu hers.
power. Household and Kitchen tutut.
tuIe ana many other articles not her,
enumerated. "
n. u The above cows have been select
Ell Win great care and Jude ment hnd n .
worthy the attention OF persons yantIno
good butter cows
CONDITION S.-All sums of s25 md
iess, cath, on all sums over that amount a
rrtdlt OF months viii be given ty Inc
purchaser giving bapkable mole vith an.
proved 'ndorser. interest added or 4 ne,
cent. on the lace for cash.
u, ..- T.B. ENGLE.
j.. W. SIN ham a Son, A ucuon, ers. III
4. Ath street, Wilmis gion, Vel.
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