davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Martinsburg independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1875-1900, 1881-02-26
HedgesviIIe.

The dismal meanings of the win
aer's winds still reminds us that
balmy spring has not reached
these regions.
Mr.. j. d. CLANCY, formerly en-
gAged in merchandising in this
place, died Of consumption in one
Of the lower counties of Maryland
"a short time since. He had been
IN delicate health for several
months, yet his death was a severe
stroke to those around him. He
was a consistent member of the
Methodist church, and we believe
Enily prepared to enter the haven
Of rest.
Mr.. Camille, relative of Mr..
Apple, who has been here visiting
friends, took his departure for
Ohio on Wednesday last.
DIR. L. j Harley's wife, having
been quite sufferer for sometime
past, we learn, has not yet began
20 convalesce.
1t is rumored that Mr.. George
A. ChriSman, sheriff, will have an
auction sale of his store goods on
intervening of the Goth inst. We
have no doubt persons in need of
szch articles can secure good bar.
gains.
Those of our citizens who are SO
0fficious in matters of which they
know nothing, had better pay
snors attention to the developing
Of the brain that the tongue" may
give expression to more intelli.
gent ideas.
Benjamin Washington, an aged
colored resident of this county
died at North Mountain last week.
We understained his daily life
was such as many of us would do
well to initiate.
Hon. John Blair Hoge, of your
place, delivered temperance lee
GHre for the Good Templars in the
M. E. Church South, on last Tues
day night. There was q large
turnout of Good Templars and
others to hear the address.
REPORTERS.
Martinsburg independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1875-1900, 1881-02-26
SINNERS Gap.

Vennor aud the Ground Hog
are running the clerk of the wealth
er.
Mr.. B. w. oyer, our enterpris-
ing butcher is doing an extensive
Business shipping calves to the
New York market. He bought q
Gne one recently from Mr.. James
Rechtol. 1t was only about six
weeks old; and weighed 262 lbs.
The lecture of Hon. John Blair
aoge delivered in the Southern
Methodist Church in this place
Ynder the auspices of the Good
lHemplars, was largely attended,
10 was fine effort and all were
highly edited and instructed.
airs, Rebecca Robinson, an aged
and respected lady. is lying very
Ill.
Our village is infested with
GHOSTS" AS the mail carrier was
returning from North Mountain.
"a passing vacant house oppo-
site his residence, he heard strange
noises and saw q light in the
building, An examination was
made. and the ghosts took to their
Heels. It turned out that some of
our young men were spending an
evening socially by the glare Of an
old lantern, and were saying to
each other such comforting words
ca pass and "Ill take my part
ner's best and GO it alone" But
ca being discovered they took to
their heels and went together in
stead OF "a!one." Il. S. r,
Martinsburg independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1875-1900, 1881-02-26
GanotOwn.

The warm days of last week
spoiled the sleighing.
Mr.. A. N. Gudgeon, who has
bee.4 doing Business IN the EastotL
Shore of Nd, Is on q visit to his
many friends in creek Val
ley, and Ia looking we'll.
Mr.. FL. G. Evans is teaching the
kaauotown school, and is conduct
ing it quite successfully. He has
q large echool, and maintains good
order.
N. w. G., at Ganotown, has
sold a great many fruit trees dur
ing the winter, and will commence
to take up and deliver them as
the weather and ground will adj
init.
The Rev. S. s. Wilson will
preach his farewell sermon at this
place on Sunday next, at 3 O'Clock
r. M.
1t is thought by some Of our
knowing ones that the peach crop
will be failure this year, but Dad
found two live buds out OF five
that will make some peaches yet,
II no mishap befalls them in the
fn'ure. There is a good show yet
Tor an apple crop.
There has been considerable
sickness in the neighborhood OF
Shanghai and Ganotown, princi-
pally among the children.
DR.. M. FL. Carter has stuck up
his single at the thriving village
of Shanghai. Success to the Doc
Cor.
Our friends in the vicinity Of
Glengary have been active in get
ting their litigated matters
brought to q final close during the
cold weather, so as to be ready for
Spring work. p. v. Massey.
Martinsburg independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1875-1900, 1881-02-26
DIED..

Eg- Hall ratesfre cents per line-fsr Obituary No
tees beyond the usual announcement
Martinsburg independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1875-1900, 1881-02-26

TN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF BER-
J. kelley COUNTY, February 3, 1881,
in Chancery: John Bear &c. VS. Eliz.
abeth Wolf; Fl. j. Seibert vs. NJ. E. Sci.
bert; G.. w. Seibert VS. NJ. @. Naden-
bousch, &C.: O. D. Stewards ex'r VS. Geo.
Burns, ex'r; II. s. Seibert Va NJ. E. Sci
bert, &c; Joseph W. Hollis vs. Lucy Dem
ney William Grantham vs. Hannah Row.
land, &C.; S. Hutchinson's ex'rx vs John
Vincent &c; w. r. Parkinson VS. John
Graham; II. S. Ensmnger, DC. vs. w. G.
Ensminger, &c; James D Miller and wife
vs. D Ramshurg, &c; Fl @ Small DC. vs.
A R Appleman, &c; B T Busey vs. Fl H
Blackburn, &c; John W Martin VS. J w
Mathews James s Greenles vs. NJ Harlan,
&c; A Oden. &c. vs. Mary Oden, &c; A
@ Hammond VS. George Fenix, &C; b ]
Bridges vs. Robert Kennedy; R Il Bowers
VS. Mary 4 Bowers, &c; A Myers, &c. vs..
Daniel Riner; &c; John Sencindiver vs.
Samuel Smith, &C; H Longscre vs. 7 NJ
French; O NJ Shaffer VS. S NJ Alburtic, &c;
T R Karscadon vs. Geo r Wisong p
Cunningham vs. ii Miller; Joseph Fis-.
Gus VS. NJ Stokes ct al Stewart 4 Co. VS.
James Weise, &c; J H Lands, &c. VS.
John Ream ct al B 7 Busey and wife VS.
NJ Pitzer ct al.
This day the above entitled causes were
called in open court, and thsre being no
cause shown why the same should not be
discontinued under the 9Th section of
Chapter 1877 of the Code, there having
been no order or proceeding taken iu
same for the period of four years, except
an order of continuance it is ordered by
the court that each and all of the said en-
titled causes be discontinued.
Teste,
S IL. MARTIN,
feb. 26,2t CLERK.
Martinsburg independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1875-1900, 1881-02-26

Gen. Garfield leaves his home
at Mentor on Mondoy next for
Washington to rule over fifty
millions of people. All but the
most virulent partisans will wish
him success in the highest and
most responsible position on earth
Speculation is rife as to the COM
position of his Cabinet, but the
President elect has indicated moth
ing positively, unless it be that
Senator Blaine will be Secretary OF
State.
Martinsburg independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1875-1900, 1881-02-26
Kindness.

If q man q kind to you, be to him broth
er,
For surely, Zone good turns deserving
another"
But II men are ungratefu' with wine never
treat them,
Nor fool like "make feasts for wise men
to eat them,
Ifyour body is falling, don't wait till
your worse,
But take Spring Blossoms at once and
and you'll net need nurse.
Prices: ST., so cents and trial bottle 10
cents.
For sale by E. G. Williams &
Bro, druggists.
Martinsburg independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1875-1900, 1881-02-26
NEW VERTTS
FOR RENT or SALE.

TWO GOOD DWELLING HOUSES,
one Brick and the other Frame, loca-
ted on "Union Hill" For full particu
lars in regard to sale or rent, call on the
undersigned CHARLES THUMEL.
feb .26,4t
Martinsburg independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1875-1900, 1881-02-26
MARRIED..


On the 23d inst, in this city, at
the brides home, by Rev. M. l..
Cutler, DIR. SOLOMON HINKLE aud
Miss BETTE c., eldest daughter of
Mr.. Geo. w. Hawk, all of Martins
burg, w. Va.
Martinsburg independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1875-1900, 1881-02-26
Notice.

TIME Annual Election of officers of the
J. Gerardstown Tanning Company will
take place on the FIRST SATURDAY IN
MARCH. 1t is very desirable that the
stock be fully represented. By order
Board of Directors,
j29 st D. S. GRIFFITH, Sec'y.
Martinsburg independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1875-1900, 1881-02-26
Brick Mansion House,

LARGE BRICK BARN, good Frame
Tenant House and Stabling, out-houses,
good fences, two orchards, excellent dairy,
nevsr-failipg water and many other ad.
vantages which must be seen to be appre-
ciated. Also,
Martinsburg independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1875-1900, 1881-02-26
NOTICE.

A REGULAR TERM of the County
"A Court of Berkeley County will be
held at the Courthouse in Martinsb urg,
West Va, on
Monday, March z. 1851,
By order of Commissioners,
Test; @. w. DOLL, G. B. G.
(fablQ
Martinsburg independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1875-1900, 1881-02-26
LIMESTONE FARM

containing about l26 ACRES, ROODS,
and 81 POLES, situate one mile south of
Kearneysville, on the B. and o Railroad,
in the county of Jefferson. This farm is
the best quality of limestone land, is i'm.
Droyed by
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1881-12-22
PRESCOTT PARAGeAPH--

Prescott PARAGRAPn--
Preparations for Christmas are going stead
lily on.
Frank Young was home on a visit last
Sunday.
Again we hear the runbling Of thst short
line railroad,
For everything in the shape of toys 90 to
Carlos McCray's.
Geo. HOLSTERS wind mill does not per-
form very admirably.
The public schools close on Friday for q
two weeks vacation.
Jacob Frees quinsy kept him from attend
ing court at EilswGrth
There will be Christmas Arch i'll the NJ.
Il, church on Christmas eve.
Peter Knorr has returned to Prescott and
is prepared to do any khld OF painting.
Mr.. H. c. Walker has postponed his
writing school until aitg the holidays.
There is to be Sunday School Concert in
the Congregational chufch, Sunday night.
Walter Farquarson returned Tuesday to
st. Paul where he has teen working lately.
The Social was held in the basement of the
church last Wednesday afternoon and night.
Misses Nellie Bancroft and Attic Reed are
teaching school in the southern part OF this
county.
There will be Episcopal service next sun
dgy, both afternoon and evening, IN the BAp-
fist church.
A donation party was held at the M. Il.
parsonage Tor the benefit OF Rev. VIM. HaW
and family.
The warm days we have had made the
eggs rush into market and brought down the
price 10 20 cents.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1881-12-22

OSE of our correspondents inquiries
the ratio of representation in the
United States House of Representatives
under the existing apportionment,
and as an item of interest that may
prove of interest to others OF our many
readers we vii! give the ratio under
the Constitution and under each CEN
sus since 1889: From 1889 to 1892.
under the Constitution, 10000; 1872
to 1908, based on first census. taken in
1890, SO, 600; 1868 to 1872, based on
second census, taken in 1900, $4,000;
1912 to 1923, based on third census.
taken in 1910, $4,000; 1928 to 1882,
based on fourth census, taken in 1920,
10000; 1882 to IS43. based on fifth
census, taken IN 1880. 47,700; ls43 to
1852, based on sixth census. taken in
1910, 70,6S0: 1882 to 1868, based on
seventh census, taken 1850, 50, 1923;
1858 to 1872, based on eighth census.
taken in 1850, 127 .3Sl; 1879 to 1883,
the present ratio, based on the ninth
census, taken in 1870, 131, 425. The
ratio under the next apportionment,
to be based upon the tenth census,
taken in 1880, will probably be be-
tween 1000 and 10000.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1881-12-22
MAIDEN Rock MINUTES.

Vacation next week.
Esdaile is expected down next Saturday.
A fine venison was brought to market last
Saturday.
The ice is considered safe for crossing at
this writing.
A. P. Merrill has placed large attractive
show case in his salesroom.
The bridge, referred to in our last locals,
is now completed and in good condition.
An evening class in bookkeeping will be
started about Jan. 9Th. Terms, 81 tor twelve
nights.
If you are in favor of Lyeeum and will
assist in the same please raise your right
hand
The teacher informs us that the schools
will close on the oath inst, instead OF -
30.h as stated in last weeks Locals
The festival and tair given by the ladies q
TINS place last friday evening was a grand
success, and yielded between $40 and $50.
Eli Mrnder and family have moved to Shoe
Fly, on the Chippewa river. He has secured
work in a mill at that place for the winter.
Mrs Brewer is delivering books on orders
taken last month She deals only in stand
ard works and is meeting with marked sue
cess.
VIII some one, through the columns of the
JOURNAL, please give the treatment for the
disease known as pinkeye, and greatly oblige
stock raisers?
We are requested to announce that SPELL
ing school will be held al the school house
in this village On Friday evening, the 23rd.
A general invitation is extended
DtEn.-In isabelle, Dec IA. 1881, Of typhoid
fever, SCzAN BURzoNsoS, aged about 10 years.
Also, child OF Mr.. Ward, the particulars OF
which are unknown to your correspondent.
T.. 20 DErszr 4
about the Il. R, will say Nothing, so tar rs
We know, is belng done tins winter. bat We
have some hopes that work will be resumed
in the spring. Quite considerable amount
OF cutting has been done along the bluff side
about 4 miles below this village,
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1881-12-22

One of our Republican exchanges
says: president Arthur has shown
beyond reasonable doubt that mo
Garfield men need apply To get
office under the present administration
a man must be a third-termer. What
effect this policy will have upon the
party is pertinent question. What
ever may be the effect of this policy
upon the party its adoption is but an
additional illustration of the Law of
"human nature" IN accordance with
which the administration bestows its
favors upon those who were in 1880
the friends who are now its associates
and backers-Grant, ConklIng, Cam
eron and Logan. From the very ma
ture of our political system the aces
sion of Arthur to the Presidency in
volved the restoration of the machine
that was thought to have been so bad
ly broken up in the Chicago conven
ton of last year.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1881-12-22
Rock ELM CENTER REMARKS. -

Rock ELM CENTER REMARKS
There will be a Christmas tree on c hrist-
mas eve.
Miss Alta Reed is teaching in the Persons
district
Horace Fox, OF Mason City, Iowa, is visit
ing relatives here.
Mrs. Geo. Bloor has gone 10 Dodge county
to visit her parents.
Moses Laurent has stock OF dry goods ON
the way which will sooa be here for sale
+. NJ. Gilmore gave concert at the Cen
tire ON Wednesday evening of last week.
Reports from neighboring towns indicate
that the Christmas ball will be largely at
tended.
N. Warren, of Maiden Rock, has been look
ing at property here with view to making
this his home.
Geo. Shaw has received news that his
nephew, Elmer Jerrod, was killed at Ocono
mOwoe on the 23d ult., while coupling cars
Pork, poultry, butter and eggs have most
Iy been marketed and gone out OF the eoun-
try. There is considerable beef yet, but 1t
will be held Tor advance prices.
On visiting our several stores recently we
were agreeaby surprised At Z. r Condlt's
we found fun supply of domestic goods
and Christmas toys, as well as groceries
crockery, &C.. &c. c. A. Hawn * Sons
store is packed with goods, shelves and
counters full He has dress goods, millln-
erv, fancy goods, notions, and almost every
thing one can think of, and at iair prices.
j. S. Hahn has his store nicely fitted up, in
laid counters, and other decorations. while
his shelves display fine assortment OF choice
and serviceabie goods S. J. Fox has been
having fine run OF trade this fall; his gro
Gerry department is full, and shipments o.
dry goods coming Holiday goods are found
at nearly all the stores Oar people now see
no necessity for visiting other towns to buy
the better grades of merchandise.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1881-12-22

ST.. PAUL ScREEDs.-
A. @. Hauge seems to be fourishing
in his tailoring, located near st. Peter
and Seventh.
Weather languid, diphtheritic,
croupy, rheumatic, and muddy. And
yet the city is healthy-for doctors.
Hamline University is closed tenn
porarily, on account of prevalent
diphtheria, etc, until January End.
Miss Nellie Vannatta is member of
the Beethoven Society, and took part
i'll the late concert by that organiza-
ton.
Til Monday night and no last week
JOURNAL in st. Paul. Why thusly!
Our views are becoming more en-
phatic. hourly, on the fast mail ques-
| ton.
H. s. Baker is studying dramatic ac-
ton with Prof. j. NJ. Lichtenberger,
of Hamllne University, in which
school Prof. L. instructs in the above
branch.
The one inbred and more teachers
Oh ~ raul will be turned loose to-
| nlCIIOHs III NdSC q SuVi tAltob NoA AGA =
upon parties and sideboards for a
week. The average st. Paul boarding
house is a splendid preparation foI
such a campaign.
Building is very lively, in some
cases encroaching upon the day de.
voted to worship, provided the wealth
er is mild. In fact. st. Paul Sabbaths
are continental rather than Puritan,
and will be so until the officers care
more for their souls than their Offices
The first number of the new Mime
nesota Journal of Education is just al
hand. Address Leo Baier, Minneapo-
IFS. for specimen copies and subscrip-
tions. The winter numbers will con-
tain some Interesting articles upon
nervous exhaustion, as related to pu.
pills and teachers, by DR.. E. c. Riggs,
| of st. Paul, who is professor of Nerv-
Gus Diseases in the Medical College al
Minneapolis.
Eugene S.illwell, who now travels
in Mimi. for Ayerill, Russell and Car.
penter, bat who formerly had Wiscon.
sin territory, and is we'll known in
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1881-12-22

A JOURNAL well posted in foreign af-
fairs expresses the opinion that per-
haps one of the greatest blessings that
could befall the people of Germany OF
France to-day would be the death OF
Bismarck, as with prolonged vigor-
Gus manhood for few years he would
be likely to involve the nations named
in another war. When the Guitteau
farce now being played at Washington
shall have been concluded the star
performer might gain additional noto-
riety by making target of Bismarck,
but if he should do so it would be his
last work in that line as they do things
differently in the Old World than they
do in the New.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1881-12-22
MARTEL AilRE MENTION

4
Eggs 20coer dozen.
Butter 22e per pound.
Halgrim Il Ruud has gone to the piuery.
Nels Peterson is down again and is danger
ously ill.
Casper o. Winger isemployed by C. King
as miller.
Mrs. Maxgood is meeting with good success
in her school
Herman Hanson eansht wolf IN stsal
trap recently.
The boys who intenaei to so to the woods
are disappointed on adcolnt OF the scarcity
of snow.
Nels. Syverson, the shoemaker, who occu-
pies q. ThomHson's h9tse, is now prepared
10 do custom work and repairing at low
prices.
A Christmas Ball will be given at Winger's
hall Monday evening, Dec. 20. Mrs. Wiuger
will furnish the supper md she always gives
perfect satisfaction. Wdlets, including sup
per, 81 90. This will bsthe best dance OF the
eeason. Let i; be wellp,tronized.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1881-12-22
EsDAILE ECHOES
HOLIDAY goods al Betcher,s.

Holiday goods at Betcher's.
A few cases of diphthera reported.
Lusk x Crane shod seven teams last Mon
day.
Died,-'zon Baezonson, on the 18th inst,
OF BRAIN fever.
Ed. Holt breaches Christmas sermon
next Sunday.
g T. f. Akers preached to a fair sized audi
ence last SuntsfVJ
Lydia Burdiek is recovering from severe
attack OF congestion OF the brain.
Samuel Hendrckson has returned from
Nebraska, and is making short visit at
home.
Mrs. DR.. Hancock is stopping at home
while the Doctor is absent on tour through
the South.
Chas Barrett's Juvenile Minstrel Company
did not have large attendance at their en-
tertainment. They acquitted themselves
| quite creditably, however.
DR. Robey had lively little runaway
last Friday while returning from Red Wing.
| A bolt came out, allowing one side OF the
| thills to drop on to the horses heels In less
time than it takes to tell it, the buggy was
turned over, the Doctor and his wife thrown
out, and things pretty generally torn to
pieces No one was hurt, however. The
| horse was caught and returned. The par
ties went on with the stage, while Mr.. Cole,
of Esdaile, picked up the scattered fragments
and brought them home.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1881-12-22
SPRING VALLEY scR1sBLINos.-


Rev. Foster preached here Sunday.
Tic & Preston are offering 800 per
thousand for No. oak, delivered in
the log at their mill.
Peter Vannosse will give some good
chopper a job III getting out logs. He
expects TO get out some two or three
thousand ties this winter.
We learn that Il protracted meeting
is being held at Olivet. A few such
meetings held in different parts of
Spring Lake might be beneficial.
Our Maiden Rock stage driver in 60
ing to Hersey. went through one trip
the "nearer way" your Brookvllle cor
respondent Dragged so much about. Il
week or SO ago, and he remarked: "If
the Lord wilAg@prgive me for going
through thats@ne time, | will never
try it again, SO help me Moses. +"
NJ. Tic has been watching the disap-
pearance of boards from his fence, tor
some time. In one of his evening
rambles he discovered chen on"
lie claimed that he was not the only
brother who has broken the command
ment, ''Thou shalt not steal" Little
rats of boards have fioated upon the
waters of the Eau Gala in which he
has had no hand; that it is very bad
business to steal, and very bid indeed
to be caught at it. He promised to go
and sin no more. The others are spot
ted and will come to grief in due
time, for Mike will continue to look
for eggs. The way of the transgress-
or is hard.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1881-12-22
RIVER FALLS WISCONSIN, THURSDAY. DECEMBER
GILMAN GATHERINGS.

GILMAN GATHERINGS.
The tax roll is in the treasurer's hands.
Wolves concerts greet and grate upon our
ears occasionally
We hear that diptheria still turks in the
Vanosse distri6 and occasionally seizes a
victim.
Beef cattle ave still on the move Pur-
chasers have taken out quite a number dur
ing the past week.
Er. and MR. Palmer were taking ride
ont last Sundag to look in upon their daugh-
ter, who teadles our school. Fortune led
them to our door. We were happy to re-
eeive their cal and m.ke their acquaintance.
RUEAwAY.-As Torger Taggebache was I'M
loading good the other day at g Forseth's
store IN Martl, his hose ran away making a
bad wreck Of the wagon, and injuring the
horses to some extent.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1881-12-22

w. R. FINCH, of the La Crosse Repub-
lican and Leader, has been nominated
for the position of Surveyor of Gus
toms at the port of La Crosse. Cap
tain Moulton, whom Finch succeeds,
is said to have made an efficient Off
Ger, but unfortunately for his official
tenure, is not a ring man and must
give place to one who is. 1t is likely
that the principal duty of that officer
consists in drawing his salary of
81, 200 a year.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1881-12-22

Ex-PREsDENT GRANT, it is announced,
will be the guest of President Arthur
during the month of January. Grant
evidently proposes to see that the half
breeds do not occupy so much of the
Presidents attention as to endanger
the grip the stalwarts already have
upon him.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1881-12-22
Farm Fer Sale

The undersigned offers his farm fer
sale at very low price. It consists
Of eighty acres Of fine land, forty
acres of which are unier cultivation.
Upon the premises are thirty acres of
timber, 4 house and barn. and q stream
OF excellent water. Located in Sec
ton 20, range Is, about three ana one
half miles from the village Of River
Falls Also for sale: reaper.
Marsh Harvester, / Superior seeder,
| plow, l narrow, and a pair of horses,
harnesses and wagon.
q. III. BANNIsrER.