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The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1881-03-19
Correspondence Baitir.srs Coaaty Ca,sa
SOME MORE COMPLAINTS.
Bu.r,von. corxrY March l,h I


=, baLiINohE .o,Srf' March ith' 1881.
"'''rs' S"':rs ~ nope we may hear irs'n
your corIespohasht "a again LET this mailer
DC compulsory sited-piaccu before the people aud
agita'ed until their demands are satished. IL Is
the tax-Psyers and patrons OF the schools Who are
70 DC grAunea anu pleased. moot elaborate aud
.o',,snns sspo'', PIe,en,su 70 .he Pnne,pa' OF
.ne Notma' sc"'o', ~ Tue sta'e noafa OF Eaaea'
s.es ssnnai,y' does no, satsiy the pubic demand.
We ssn 70 s.o~ our chiIuren Improve and receive
proper auen,,oh. We want 10 Know now anu
"ne'. shu win "nN result the taxes are esPend-
ca. nov, IN .ne hAau1he, report nc s"es Tue
NUMBER o' Pulhs examined anu promoted 10 the
alneIeh' g,"a's' lie dIa not vis,t the schools,
un .,sy " .nenI 20. 'nen ooes ne $40" ~nN me
eniiuten are a"'hs! let ne explain beiore tue
Gnu OF Tue SUMMER term hst OF Pr'"''d questions
ior caeh sta"c tnumoehhg severn are ,rni %
eseIy 'sas"e' VITA ,h,.rucuohs 20 examine Tue
PaPh,, the answers 10 DC written: ION paper inr-
ni'nea Tor the purPo,el corrected by the teacher
anu tue 'esu1 OF eaen sent 70 tue Examiner: The
,eaene's are warmed 'nat .he questions 'haH not
DC seen .! tue Pupiis oeiofehasd' anu thcy sha'i
no, .H near enough 10 prompt each other. In
TACT snah De iair test oi each pupils knoni'
edge. In several schools that have beard 81 the
questions we're written on Tue nlackooard The day
ee'ote, c"p'sa anu taken nome ny tue children To
DC answered Tue next Jay 1 suppose great
many we're promoted aud IN the Examiner opin-
,on tnose sch"o'. were 10 hoarl.hing condition.
~ we are compelled TO have an Examiner who sits
IN ~. ounce anu empioy. printing pres. and
postal regulations to conduct the business. let us
do away With all officers except one whose duty u
VIII be TO stay IN Iowsohtoun at the Office from
a: NJ. until y. H., rs the Law says, Except
when visiting schools and connect each school by
telephone To the main Office Then the Examiner
can examine the schools up TO nature. savc prin-
tiers bills, postage stamps, hundreds Of dollars
worth OF paper and hack hire. do not insist
that this method be adopted. there might be n
rse IN the Telephone market but suggest Il as su-
Perior TO the present cne. Let the people see TO
u the coming fall that they elect 20 the Legisla-
ture only men honest and true, who will pledge
themselves To do all In their power 10 change the
present school system, and who will be proof
against all the enginery brought by interested
parties TO bear against them. There are plenty
Of such men and select only those. The people
demand the right 10 elect their own School Com
mis'ioners. which they are n competent to do rs
they are TO elect their Judges, Clerks, Sherihs de-
The Board OF Commissioners may In turn appoint
an Examiner, after thoroughly testing his capa-
city by competitive examination.
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A Horrible Animation

Recently little four-yea old son Of Mr.. Dsalsl
Boon, living near UnionviIIs. We; ATTACHED With
. severe cold. lie was prescribed for and In abeus
one week thereafter his face swsIisd up 10 very
large proportions and his front teeth dropped out
few days later u was discovered that The chiId
had bee saiivated and Was suffering from Ranersne
In the jaws To spite Of ell that could BE- done for
lie relief. in few days the ehild's jaw bone cams
oai In soiid mass with the teeth IN e. fhslitlie
sufferer has not tooth In 4. mouth. II e under
doing A. weilas can esxpeetsd.--sssdsylsE Yssss.
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xDSThs soiored Republicans Of Maryland will
hold State convention in Baltimore city. on
Thursday, March 9Th, at ~ o'clock ~, at Doug.
lass Institute, for the purpose Of taking united &c.
ton to secure. as the call says, n fair and just
representation In tho Federal Offices Of the State,
and OF amsliorating our political condition in gen.
erai." Baltimore county will be entitled to four.
teen delegates. or double the number Of members
Of the Legislature. The call Is signei BY Bishop
wyman. james. A Handy and large number Of
other prominent colored men,
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r. J. Cuttings. Attorney.

r. J. Cuttings. Attorney.
MoRrGAGEE's SALE
A VALUABLE Farm.
= FRONTING ON THE YORK TURN -
IA PIKE, ABOUT 1 OF A MILE
FROM GLENCOE STATION ON THE NORTH.
ERN CENTRAL RAILROAD,
CONTAINING $50 ACRES OF LAND.
The undersigned. by virtue Of . power In q
Mortgage from Evan Matthews and wife, dated
LIST day Of June, A. ID. 1877, and recorded In
Liber J. D., No. Il. folio 217. &C., Of the Mort.
gage Records Of Baltimore county, will offer at
public sale, at the Court House door ut Towson-
town, on
Tuesday,, Aarei 2ed, 4. d. 1881,
at u o'clock NJ,
The following described pieces Of land:
ALL THOSE TRACTS, PIECES OR PARCELS
OF LAND,
situate aud lying In baltimore county. In the
State Of Maryland, which were granted and con-
veyed by William Matthews TO the said Evan
Matthews BY deed dated the 18th day Of March,
A. ID. 1862, and recorded among the Land Records
Of Baltimore county In Liber q. II. G., No. 81.
folio Ia, excepting, however. therecut all that
parcel thereof containing one acre and ten square
perehes, more or less, which by deed dated 18th
August, ls52, and recorded among the aforesaid
Land Records In liber 4. II. A., No. rs, folio ~
&C., was granted by Evan Matthews and wife
above named 10 Mary d. Matthews; which lands
were BY deed, dated the 5th day OF August, 1874,
and recorded among the aforesaid Land Records
in Liber l.. II. A.. No. 50, folio M. conveyed BY
the mortgagorsS shove named 10 Ella v. Davis,
and we're By the said Ella v. Davis leased TO the
said Evan Matthews by lease dated the sth day
Of August. 1873. and recorded among the afore-
said Land Records In Liber Y. II. A., No. 80,
folio ia for the term Of % years ut and for the
yearly rent Of two hundred and forty dollars, 10
the reversion In fee Of and In said lands, and the
aforesaid yearly rent, the said Evan Matthews has
become entitled under q deed TO him FROM Ann
Driscoii, duly recorded or intended % DO yscord-
ed among said Land Records Of Baltimore county.
The improvements consist ofa
LARGE HOUSE, A LARGE BARN AND
THE USUAL OUTBUILDINGs.
rs- The farm 10 occupied by Evan Matthews.
THE TERMS or SALE ARE-0ns third cash,
and-the residue In equal instruments at six and
twelve months respectively after the day Of sale,
the deferred payments 10 bear interest aud DO 90.
cured by the pvomissory notes Of the purchaser
or purchasers, satisfactorily endorsed OF all ofthe
purchase money payable in cash, at the option Of
JOSHUA y. c. woRTHINGTON,
r. J. CUTTINGS,
Administrators with will annexed Of Noah
worthington Of John.
STORM 3 RIsTRAu, Auctionssrs.
Feb z6.-ts.
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SzS-President Garfield possesses the happy
faculty Of keeping his in,entions and purposes to
himself until the proper time for disclosing and
executing them. Another thing While he listens
with much patience To all who impor,unc him for
Offices for themselves or friends. he Is exceedingly
careful about making promises. lie does not seek
:" get rid Of the host Of imporiunaies by promi,-
Ing every man what he asks. n. We have often
heard Of others doing. lie IL y man Of sterling
sense aud large discretion
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1881-03-19

e1-Afssr number Of ansaeesssfsi attempts
the NihiIi'ts have finally saceeedsd In sssasisa-
sias Emperor Alexander II Of Russia lie was
returning from parade at ? o'clock on Sunday
afternoon when = bomb vas thrown into his ear
riass. sha'ssrinE Il. The Emperor slish,sd sud
- he did 90 another bomb was thrown, which sx-
piodsd at his feet, terribly mutilating his body
he died soon thereafter. surrounded by his fami.
". The two men who committed the murder
were ss once arrested. AS may be supposed this
terrible affair created the most intense exei.smsn,
In 81. Pstsnburg and there have been generally
expressed feelings Of profound sympathy with the
Impsriai family and the Russian people. The
Emperor will be succeeded en- the throne Of all the
kus'ias BY bis son, Alexander AiexsndrOviteh,
Who IL about thiriy-hve years Of age.
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MAMBRINO RATHER.
DUBLIC SALE
HOUSES AND LOTS IN TowsoyTowN.

The undersigned win offer at public sale, on the
premises, In Towsontown, on
Moadsy, April 4fA, 1881,
nj o'clock p. NJ,
THE FOLLOWING DESCRIBED PROPERTY
A LOT fronting SO feet on the Joppa -
H road. with depth OF f3s feet. near
~ the Nc. ". Parsonage. Improved by n
NEW DOUBLE FRAME HOUSE, 2tx36 feet,
two stories and attic, easAeontaining seven rooms
pump Of good water convenient 20 the back door
Of each. The House Is nov occupied.
LOT fronting 60 feet on Boslsy avenue, adj
joining the above. with n depth OF 100 feet, im.
proved BY NEW FRAME HOUSE, 1889 feet,
containing Eve rooms with cellar under the whole
pump Of good water In the yard.
nB-Tsrms win be made satisfactory TO the pur-
chaser or purchasers.
March i9.-ts. JOHN BURNS.
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1g-The Republican National Committee 10
ssiIi engaged In Efforts 10 identify. beyond que.-
ties, The author Of the infamous Mercy letter for
ssFy. Having given notice that money was need
ed in the prosecution Of the inquiry, ceasssssmsn
Hewitt. Who vas . member Of the Democratic
National commisise tina, procured shs publication
SO eztsssivs eiseulAiion o. the forgery, and Who
diAgniss - much - asy other man 10 give Il
ehar.ssr and earrsnsy. has sent 10 the isvestiza-
dag ssnnisiss cheek fsr 500 10 aid them In
their work. Hewitt would. no doubt, nos be
willing % give not only hundred but thousand,
perhaps Ten Thousand dsiisss. 10 get rid Of the
ediam which sitsehss 20 his nams-.-ssd viii sven
- the secesd and third geasrstisns--en asssunt
efhis eonnestion with shs Infany. Although he
may not have had any agency In The mssufae-
fufe Of the forgery. he awaited himself of Il and
made ~ possible use oft.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1881-03-19

eB-Ths Pennsylvania House Of Delegates
on Monday passed by large majority a rs'ola
ticn Of thanks to President Garfield for the recog
milton Of the claims Of the Keystone State in the
appointment Of Hon. Wayne Maeveagh to the
Cabinet. The resolution came FROM the 'bolters'
but was heartily supported by the "regulsrs.' or
Cameron men.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1881-03-19

eD-Baitimore city's Court House 10 the mean.
sst old rookery Of the Kind In the State and dis
grace 90 the city. A movement Il now being
made looking to the erection Of a new and com.
medious Court House TO take the place Of the
present one. which. in point Of comfort and light,
cannot compare with the Court House here.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1881-03-19

es-It is said that u. S. Senator A. r. German
will resign the presidency Of the Chesapeake and
Ohio Canal Company about tho LIST Of june
There are two gentlemen mentioned. either one
Of whom Is likely to DO his successor, viz, Hon.
Oa,erbridge Horsey, Of Frederick county, and
u. W. Mealey, Esq. Of 1iagerstown. The posi-.
ton is worth about $4,000 a year, not counting
the little "extras."
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esrIIon. Thomas L. James ceased to be post
master Of New York city on the 9Th inst. bccom-
Ing Postmaster General on the 9Th, his accounts
- postmaster were rendered on the sih and were
found to be correct to cent on the 10TH when his
bond was released from all responsibility. As the
revenues Of his old Office equal nearly one. ninth
OF the entire receipts Of the department, this
prompt settlement IL very remarkable.
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DROPOsALs FOR A BRIDGE.

OFFicE or THg SUPERINTENDENT 90 BRipsgs
YoR BALTIMORE COuSrY,
TowsoSrows, March 10th, 1881.
Sealed proposals. will be received BY the County
Commissioners Of baltimore county, at the CON-
missioners' oaicc, Towsontown, Baltimore county,
until
Taesday, 29fh day II March, 1881,
. at " o'clock NJ.
FORA COVERED WOODEN BRIDGE on TIL
WESTERN HUN TURNPIKE, OVER BLACK
ROCK RUN, the dividing line between tho 5th
and Sth districts Of Baltimore county.
Plans aud specifications can be seen nj the CON-
missioner 0dice, Towsontown, ON and after Tues
day, March 22d, 1851.
Tho right Is reserved IN reject any or all bids
that may be offered, and.no bid will be entertain
ell unless accompanied By the signatures Of two
responsible suretics who will give the required
bond In case Of the award Of the contract.
by order, II. A. NAGLE,
Superintendent Bridges for baltimore county.
March i9.-2t.
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jso-John William Wilson, young membsr Of
the Baltimore bar, has been presented by the
Grand Jury on the charge Of having induced DR..
Esheridge, Baltimore dentist, 20 buy some shares
Of stock In alleged bogus Colorado silver mines
Mr.. Wilson claims that he enthusiastically exc
plain al his acts.
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rA- Hon. Richard J. Bowie. Chief Judge Of the
sixth judicial circuit Of Maryland and Associate
Justice Of the Court Of Appeals, died a, Rockville
Montgomery county, on Saturday night last, aged
~ years. lie was n sound lawyer. an impartial
Judge and a gentleman Of tho highest character.
Gov. Hamilton Oh Wednesday appointed Hon.
John Richie, Of Frederick. to succeed Judge
nuwie
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WILLIAM FOSTER, Auetioncer.

WILLIAM FOSTER, AuetiOncer.
ExEcUroRs' s., SALE
VALUABLE HORSES. COWS, HOGS, WA.
CONS, FARMING IMPLEMENTS. HAIR.
NESS OF ALL KINDS, &C, &C.
ALSO. WHEAT AND RYE IN THE GROUND.
WHEAT, RYE AND OATS. &C.
by virtue Of an order Of the Orphans Court for
Baltimore county, the undersigned, Executors Of
the estate Of the late Mechor Arnacost, deceased.
will cell at public SALE Mt the late residence OF said
deceased, about one mile west Of wiseburg, In the
7th district Of Baltimore county, on
Monday, the 2sh day Of Morck, 1881.
commencing at 10 o'clock A. NJ,
land continuing from day 10 day until all 10 sold.
THE FOLLOWING DESCRIBED PERSONAL
PROPERTY BELONGING TO SAID
ESTATE. xIZ:
HEAD OF GOOD WORK
I'm HORSES, - HEAD OF rfAB
49, Mich cows. some fresh and -
othsfs viii be fresh BY day % sale; FINE
BROOD sOws and FINE sHOATs.
FARM IMPLEMENTS, WAGONS, &C.:
! large -four. horse broad.trcad Wagon, I two
horse narrow-tread Wagon. ? zxx,sx
Spring Wagons. Horse Cart, kf2H
] Wagon Bed, Stone Bed, -
s Icy Carriage, , rs pSEsy; Sleigh.
Drill, Champion Mower, Horse Rake, . Fod.
~ der Cutters, I Grain Fan, l
Shelter. I Corn Planter, a
= mMplarge collection Of Plows. Har-
rows, Cuitivators, Drags and Small Farm Tools In
great variety, 2 Grindstones, Log and Fifth
Chains. Cow Chains, Wagon and Piow Harness.
Carriage Harness, Wagon and Riding Saddles,
Check Lines and Housens, Single and Double
Trees, spreaders, Maui and Wedges, Crosse Cut
Saws, . t-Bashel Measures, Wagon Cover, Dirt
Scoop. 50 Grain Bags, and . large collection Of
other articles unnecessary 10 enumerats. Also, q
Dot Of Poultry.
CROPS, lC.,-- About so asres Of Wheat and
Rye In the ground. lot Of Fodder and lIusk lot Of
Wheat, Rye and Oats. Oats In the straw, about
200 barrels Of Corn IN the ear and lot Of Bacon.
DAIRY NOTWITHSTANDING 10 Mix Cans,
lot Of Pots and Pans. Mix strainer aud many
other articles.
TERMS OF sALB,-Ail sums Of IS and under.
cash; on all sums over that amount credit Of
Eve months. purchasers giving notes with APP.
proved endorses, bearing interest from day Of
sale. The interest will be RENTED IL the notes
are paid when due. No goods to be removed IN
81 the serms Of sale sre fully complied with.
CONRAD TURNBAU0n,l
PLEASANT HUNTER, Executors.
WILLIAM FOSTER, Auctionssr.
March l3.--ts
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rB-Mr. George Cotton, the new nsmbsr Of the
Board 81 Police Commissionsrs Of Baltimore city,
snisrsd sPer ~ sisssss1s q Ais duties CO Tsss-
day last and was elected prssidsp, Of the Board.
He gave bond In the sum Of sie,oee.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1881-03-19

Jzs-Ths "city fathers. Of Baltimore have nou
sprcset on foot 10 widen Rayst,s street from Cal
vert 10 Liberty street, and also 10 straighisn the
street fFon Mecisliaas alley % Libsrs, street.
This would make 9 very hns Improvement and We
hope q will be done.
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VALUABLE MILL PROPERTY
v AT PRIVATE SALE.

A valuable MERCHANT MILL, with A Farm
OF ~ ACRES attached, located In one of the most
desirable sections Of Baltimore county, 70 offered
st private sale at great bargain. It's within 10
miles Of Baltimore city, miles from N. G. r. R.,
and has very large ruu Of custom work. Three
run Of burs "Success' water wheel, with 70 feet
fall; good House. Barn aud other outbuiidings.-
For further Information a. 20 terms. 40, apply 20
rN L0N0NEcKER Bros,
Dec 2s.-H Tewsen p. O., Nd.
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eo-Prssident Garheid has appointed Mr.. J.
Stanley Brown as bis private secretary. He 10 q
young man-but twenty -four years Of sgs-and
very popular. lie acted as Mr.. Gsraeid's ssere-
taFy during the campaign. and also while be va,
Q member Of Congress.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1881-03-19

Ef'-The past week all sorts Of rumors have
been rife as to the building by the baltimore and
Ohio Company Of new line from Baltimore TO
Philadelphia. Up to this time nothing has taken
shape and IL is doubtful II there Is anything in
the reports
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1881-03-19

Sss-Brevst- MsjSr.Gsnerai Emory Upton, Of
the U. $. Army. committed suicide at Preside,
California, on Monday night last, BY shooting
himself through the head with revolver while
alone In bis bedroom. The impression prevails
that grief for the death Of his wife prompted the
suicide.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1881-03-19

1rMr. John Doughsrty, Of Philadelphia. for
twsnsy years past connected with the Pssnsyivs-
MIA Railroad Company, has resigned to accept the
position Of treasurer Of the Denver and Rio Grands
Railroad.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1881-03-19

- Gen. Edgartou. the new U. 8. Senator from
Minnesota to succeed Secretary winduun. took his
seat In the Senate on Thursday.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1881-03-19

Eo-Thsss we're isi deaths In Baltimore las,
week, 81 more than during the corresponding
week Of last year. Only four Of the deaths were
from scarlet fever and the same number from
diphthetia.
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-POR SALE

Farm OF % ACRES. Near Annapolis junction
STORE AND DWELLING on Gay Street.
DWELLING on High Street.
DWELLING on Chew Street.
DWELLING on Eastern Avenue.
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Correspondence Baifimors County Uaion.
LETTER FROM BALTIMORE.

&c. Patrick's Day-The Ciiy's Bad Water
DIR. Fiske-Tho New Guys" and
"Rennert's''-B.& p. Double Track
Tho Collectorship-Both
Houses Repubiican--Thc
0azotto"1Democrntic
Plans. &c., &C., go.
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JOHN r. CLARK. m
Real Estate Agent,
N. ". Cor. Calvert and Le-iaosep Sss., aaiss.
WANTRp

WANTED
Farm FOR GRAZING (iso or 200 Asrsa)
TO 20 ACRES, with Good Improvements.
10 OR Is ACRES, Near the City, for Milkman.
SMALL FARM far City Property.
WOOD LAND or WOOD PRIVILEGE, on Rail.
road or Tide Water.
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Gs-Ths Legislature Of North Carolina adj
jssIHss sssss sssssiss sf .isiy isy,, iurn. which
time thsy passed 500 bills. We feel sorry Tor the
people Of n. @.
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Dr. sAMUEL a. WILSON. Auc,ionecr.

Br SAMUEL q. WILSON. Auctionecr.
PUBLIC SALE
FINE HORSES AND MULES. ALDERXEY
AND JERSEY CATTLE, BERKSHIRE
HOGS, FARM UTENSILS, &C.
The undersigned having sold his farm, will
sell Mt public sale, on the premises, on the Joppa
and Manor road, between Long Green and Sweet
Air, about |! miles frpm the latter place, on
Wesiaesday, March 30h, 1881,
at 10 o'clock A. NJ,
The following Personal Property. 70 vii:
@2 FINE MARES. I LARGEr
COLI, nearly two Year, aldi ~
IMqSSssSSsS FISE yqp Ssr NILES In, c.6
BULL, registered; ! ALDERNEY BULL, ?
,YEARLING HELPERS.
KSE derncy 2 PURE BERN. MA
RmsIERE BROOD sows ani iQ-WA
BERKSHIRE BOAR.
FARM IMPLEMENTS. WAGONS. &C, &C.
II four.horse broad-,rea Farm Wagon. with
Bed and Hay Carriage complete: ! Horse Cart,
Roller, ! Propeller, Masticator and Horse Power,
Grain Fan. Root Gutter. Cider Min and Press.
Mower and Reaper. Spring Tooth Horse Rake.
corvsheiler. Plows, Harrows and Cal,iva,ors Of
various kinds FOR one, two and three horses Chains,
Forks. Shovsls. Mattoeks, Single aud Double lfar-
ness of various kinds. and n large collection Of
other articles usually found on u well.appointed
farm.
DAIRY FIXTURES, &C.-Butter Churn..
Butter Worker and Prints. Coolers, Butter Box.
Milk Pans. Cream Jars. re-. &c.
Also lot OF Corn In the car. Oats by the bushel.
Hay aud Straw, &c.. &c.
TERMS OF SALE:-All sums of $50 and I'M
der. cash; ON sums over that amount n credit Of
seven months will be given, if desired; purchasers
giving thsir notes with approved security, bearing
interest from day Of sale.
GfS-No goods TO be removed until terms Of sale
are complied with.
A. EwALDT.
SAMUEL q. WILSON, Auctioneer.
March lq-ts