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West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1884-07-25
A Bolt Thet Stays Roltnd

"ALL this noise will subsids in a
few dsys, said Senator FRYE, when
The revolt against BLAINE broke out
immediately alter his nomination
"sIl this cutlery will ceass, the kick
ers will get into TIE traces aud the
party will move right along in bsr-
monys
II Ma BLAINE successor in the
Senate is looking over the political
field to-day, ss be probably is, HE
mind must be impressed with the
conviction tbst his esr!y June fore.
cast was g failure. For the noise
bias not subsided, the oulcry has not
ceased, the kicLsrs sre not 10 the
traces and the Republican psrty ia
not moving on in harmony.
Do the contrary, the ?rotos has
ripened into TebsIioa, the Judegend
cot movement has grown every hour.
sod ell The doubts that at hrst ex-
!ssed ss TO rbe extent and teuscity OF
that movement have beer resolved
10 g manner altogether disappointing
20 The hopes Of M. BLAINE lrisn9s.
Not oBly 10 Massachusetts, ard
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1884-07-25
Democrats at wa.hinZton.


MANY Democratic residents Of
Washington have given their time to
the cause, on the stump, through the
preas and in every other field where
honorable effort for success have
been IN demand. 10 this camraion
they will be as active, as earnest and
as confident as they ever have been.
They appreciate the necessity Of =
change by the sleotion OF the Dem
ocrstic reform ticket.
They have enough OF corruption in
high places, have seen for years q
growing disregard OF all the prioc,-
pIes and methods Of honest govern
msnt, bsvs seen thousands OF r:
publican oihoisls living in costly
luxury add growing rich on salaries
Insufficient TO run their stables TO cay
nothing OF housescld aud society ez-
Pendilures; have seen branded soonn
drels hunt honest men out Of Office.
have seen millions Of the pubic
money squsndered on amsy pre-
teKts-hsvs even seen stolen money
that bad been captured. handed
back to the thief 10 order that il
might be paid to Government law
yers.- Washington Post.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1884-07-25

CHAIRMAN Jones Of the Republi-
can National Committee, haa alread =
Issued circular calling ppon the
brethren to contribute a liberal sup
ply o soap" to save BLAINE and
LOGAN from the CLEVELAND HEN
bricks cyclone. He ought 10 call
upon DORSEY and engage his seryj- :
ces in the N ,,niprl alton Of the "soap'.
STEVE proved himself, an. adept a,
the bpsinesa, four Yeas ago.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1884-07-25
R34ps.

Order that $50 be expended on road
leading from X W. pike the Lrniz road.
SAID amount To DO Expanded, by Mich, las
BJlYard and paid ont of Wy Of 1896, I'm.
in district d.fgnd.
s v3nty five dollas were ordered to be
expended out OF V ,lley district roed. fund
on road leading from, near mouth of San
Iy creek to s Tindl.rs mill, said amount
to he expended by Jno J. W., Rndebapgh.
w. Rldebaugu was all $50 40
ditional To It's, amou II allo I'd gi Anil
term, said amount to be expended In Pre-
cinct 3 Wiley district.
Ben CJnne,, Jno. Jenkins AMI Jacob
Gnseman We're 40 pointed commissioners
to sell cut TO lowest bidder the building, of
q. e,idge across Muddy cree k on road from
Guseman's mill To L.nharts store.
HsrriaDn Teets WAS appointed road
commits Toner vice E. +. Ktg in P,rtland
distc let
Jrs. X. B)lyard, +. 81. Huffman and
Jno. n, Baker were appointed 10 sell the
building Of a bridge scrOss Sandy creek
near Juo, X Bolvard's. Crst Of same MOI
to exceed $i25, 300 was oppropriqred to
open AN make road from Samul DIR
rvs 10 The State road near w. L. Wash
ing'o3's; 2l22, wss allowed as damages to
persons through whose land said road runs.
and $l25 for the buidi"g of bridge on il.
~. Morris WAS allowed &1O0 addi
,itp IL damage for rOld leading thror oh
bis nd on Buffalo creek
o1e hundred dollars were Apr ,priated
OUT of Pleaaapt district road funI OF levy
Oh 1850 I" be expended on Inad from Nebo
school hnuee tn Cheat II YER.
Allen 81 Ellis were granted permsaInn
Io bul'd tram road from head waters of
Three Fork to kewburG,
W .. q steel was appointed 10 cYpend
$'Oo on Toad leading from Terra Alta to
tue NJ rylanG line.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1884-07-25

LET the Democracy OF Preston
county organ q CLEVELAND HEN
bricks Cubs in eveIY school DIS
trlct and village in the county. A
thorough organization and a united
Democl acy WILL tell on election day,
We have harmony. Now let us ef-
iect thorough organization. au1 go
to work 10 carry the county this fall.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1884-07-25

WE notice the Journal is not bub-
bling over with JOY at the snnounc-
ment OF +. NJ. HUFFMAN for the of
ice Of Sheriff, Bnt then we forgot.
Mr.. II. 10 not the Ring candidate.
This acc olhts for the Journals luxe
wsrmness towards him.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1884-07-25

IT is difficult now 10 conjecture
which element in this county will be
required to take "bsck seste--seate
away back the Ring or the anti
Ring boys. Tbs question will be
formally decided at the CIRCUS at
High Ground on the 9th of next
month.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1884-07-25
Attention RaeIors.

Everybody knows that the lie OF the
average physician Is a heard one. I-e' h
often compelled 70 ride great distance
through pnd ard 'ain for 81 merely nom
ma fee. j Is not fit nor p~,per for ~ Ia
condemn any physician fOr his work t,u 4
we 90 assert that his practice can be
made easier, and no can affect more cures
by the proper and iudicipuq use Of pEpr
NA. IL he viii only 8dd this great rem
edv To bis list Of medicines, go viii Gr4
Mat hls usefulness will be greatly it-
creased. Full directions 0r IT, use win
Do found in the Ellis Of Lie. and be
should at once procure this valuable bool,
Read the following:
CHLLIcoTHE, o.
DR.. HARTMAN - PERUNA soils very
wef 39re. J have ordered several lots
since you were here. 10 Isl fine remedy
W. w. STEELE. Drug0ist.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1884-07-25

WOMAN

WOMAN.
Thsro's fountain in the mountain;
There's lily In the valley;
And the fountain in the nou ntain,
Pulsiug forth in crystal sally.
Sends riil OF water fuming
To the lowlands Beauty blooming,
To the lily Of the valley.
There's a fouSAaiA i'm my bsing;
There's a flower syeetly glowing;
Aud the foghtain y my being
Toward the flower gently flowing
Sends i'll Of living water
Love to Eden's cherished daughter
In her primal beauty glowing.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1884-07-25
The Irish, Vote.

The Republican party having lost
a large percentage Of the German
vote by dabbliog with the Prohibi-
ton question, is now using every ef-
fort to array The Irish vote aga INST
the Democratic party. II will hardly
work. Not many years ago it Was a
common thing for Republican newe-
papers aud orators 10 declare that
Irlshmen were like 80 many cattle
or sheep; that they belonged to the
Democratic party; that the Demo
cratic party drove them to the polls
and voted them.
Can any Irishman aft late with a
party which regards his race upon an
equal social plane with dumb brut.s
only? A party whose hatr ed for
4Irlshmen is only equaled by it's cx-
IRENE desire for the spoils nj Office ?
We believe not. 1t is only necessa-
ny for irish Cstholiqs to turn back
the pages OF history to learn also
that JAMES G BLAINE's State was
one Of the foremost 10 prosecuting
them Tor worshipping God as their
consoienqs dictated. What just claim
then can the Republican party have
to the Irish vote 2 None at all, Of
course
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1884-07-25

AT the Congr essional Convention
held at Grafton Tuesday OF this week
July %, Hon. WILLIAM L. WILSON,
~as nominated by acciimatiou. This
will maze second term in Congreao,
for him, without doubt, az the
Democracy are now entirely united
and not so divided and split up by
factional d ference as they were two
years age; and Mr.. WILSON will be
returned by large majority. enough
to make handsome average for HE
small plurality before.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1884-07-25

EPtroP HART, Of the Ioteligsucer,
is 30 excited over the nom nations.
made 10y tie DEMOCRATIC Nation
Convention that be is 10 a WilIipus
Wsll:pus state Of mind. Poor fel-
Inn
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1884-07-25

THE late course which the Reg.
lister has been pursuing has caused
no little comment among Domoqfsts
here. Tney regard the Register as
disorgan.zar and. ara critioIsiug it's
course shsIply.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1884-07-25

Jas w. Parks was sppoin:ed Com
missioner to have the county poor house
properly painted inside and outside by
contract or Otherwise as, be may deem
proper. Cost Of sage TO be paid GU, of
1885 levy.
Chss Csntrers being eroncously assessed
II was ordered, that the ,xoess taxes paid
by him be- refunded.
w. ii. King was appointed to make
such repairs On the iron bridge at Albrigts-
willie from time TO time as he may deem
necessary, and SEQ that the came does not
damage for want OF attention.
John Zhz and @ K. Wickery were re-
funded excess road ta&-s that they had
paid In the years 1898,
Jas. A. WortLingtop was appointed
guardian of his children. Bond $500.
The valuation on tract of land belong.
ing to Staley Shaw was reduced from $40
TO Sl5 PER acre.
| The following hotel licenses were grant-
cd. j. y. Knotts. Rowlesburg; A. j.
FL lie, .Rowletburg; Emily NJ. Ppgh,
howleshurg; N. O. Heath, Rowlesburg; w.
III. Brown. Reno jist A. G. Trickett, Eel
lowsvillt;. Il. L. HinwaY, Fell.wsvill 4;
George Weaver, Evansville; Thos. har-
ripgton, IadePsqdeaoe VIM. Golden,
Newburg; Harmon Tricket, Gladesvill /;
Mrs. j. NJ. Lloyd, Reedsville; y. 8. Loar,
Half Way House; Mrs. r. Bishop, Tun-
ueltou. A. ID. Hasan Brandonvill,; John
HIrrader, Clifton Mile. f. @. Barnes,
GTant District, Elizabeth A. Btar,zman,
suion DISTRICT.
pr. Trippett was awarded the contract
of giving medical treatment TO the occu-
pants of the poor house al $50 10
| Mrs. Mary M. Riley was granted 800
per aapum out of the poor fund for the
maintenance of her children.
key.A. little was ex mpted from wolk
OF. the public roads
smith Crane was released from further
SERVICES of renting the public coal bins
and care Of court house yard.
DR.. J. .nham, of Newburg, was granted
drGg, store license.
q urt made Hn estimate OF the assets
and liabilities Of the county and seversl
districts. hsseiO for county proposes or
balance in Sheriff hands, $40 OPS 80. and
valuation oGreal estate, "a, $50 227. LA
biiiiits Oh the 3Oh of Juue. 92G 327 IS,
A levy of 60 cents for county purposes
was ordered for the ensuing year.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1884-07-25

SOMEHOW JAMES g. BLAINE and
JAMES 6. BENNETT do not get alon 2
together as smoothly as the similari.
ty Of their initials might warrant
The New Yor kHersid a es the Dem
ocrstio stsndard-besrers at its mast
head.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1884-07-25
How Watch CAGES are Made.

Most persons have an ambition W carry
gold watch case, and yet few people know
how watch case ia made, or the vayt diff
ference in Inequality of them. Ina soLm
GOLD WATcH CASE, aside from the necez-
sary thickness for engraving and polishing
a large proportion Of the metal is neeicJ
only to stifen and hold the engraved DOR.
lions in place, and supply strength. Tho
surplus is not only needless, but undesira-
BILE, because gold Is a soft metal and cannot
furnish the stiffness, strength and elasticity
necessary to make the case permanently
strong and close-ftting. The perfect watch
case must combine gold With some metal
that viii supply that in which the gold "a
deficient. This has been accomplished bv
the Jones BOSE Ge!i Watch Cdss ~ -.
which saves the WASTE Of nsed- E1
lees gold, snd, INCREASES the soLIprrY and
STRENGTH Of the case, and at the anne time
reduces tho cost oN1 HALr.
SIS '.st 'sp e Esyges ws',s oss r.s,ori,s pm.
eph' "a fer hssasoe iu.rs,sa Pa phst shosi.sh ,
go = Hs's' .sa Esyst.-s ws,,a 800. -, s.a..
t70 Be- oontfnucd3
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1884-07-25

To iuse or not to fuse. That is
the question which viii coaisont the
R'dioal Convention to meet in Par
kersburg on July 3O,h.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1884-07-25

IF will be observed that resc-
ton has set IA favor Of tboGs can
didates whom the journal asks to
take black seats--sests away back. y.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1884-07-25

BILL CHANDLER caught a Tartar
when be wrote to Uncls TON HEN
DRICK
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1884-07-25
Written fer He ArqqY.
BE TWEEN DARKNESS AND EIGHT

truman life les on ne.
Is tween dsrkrets and Eight
Bftore day II Ia daeu;
Alder dqfs H. Is night.
Mt the twiligbt's dull gay
Which brings endless nigh, ON.
But Of heavenly day.
BIT your life be the dewn,
Let The light fnsh your sky
From Gods gloriou S,n,
AID the day that you de
VIM DC heaven begun,
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1884-07-25
A Partial List.

30 80 o"'t % Paihihi lls
o. the Republican and Indetenden'
papers which are decidedly oppos-
ing BLAINE aud LOGAN. 1t foots u,
an even go.
Staunch Republican New York pa.
pers: Daily Times. 81 aa,s Zsltiturg
Evening Post, Commercial Adver
tiser, Mail and Express, Truth, Har.
per's Weekly, Milton. and Journal
New York Religious and Iude-
pendent journals; Herald, Iele-
gram. Puck, Independent. Weekly
Witness, Journal of Commerce.
Brooklyn Union. rep.
Rochester Herald, rep.
Rochester Post Express, rep.
Albany Express, rep.
Buffalo Express. rep.
Buffalo News, req.
Buffalo Freie Presse, rep.
Philadelphia Telegraph, rep.
Philadelphia Record ind,
Philadelphia Timss, ind.
Boston Herald. ind. rep.
Boston Advertiser, rep.
Boston Transcript, rep.
Boston Saturday Evening Ga4,tte,
rep.
Worcester Spy. rep.
Worcester Gazette, rep.
Springfield Republican, rep.
Reading Pa Eagle. rep.
Flushing L. IL Times, rep.
Newport News, rep.
Chicago State z.ituug, rep.
st. Louis Westichs Post. rep.
St. Looia Anzaiger. rep.
Kansas City Star. rep.
Wilmington Morning News, rep.
st. Joseph Volksblat, rep.
Milwaukee Daily Herald, rep.
Belleville zsitunR. reP.
Chicago News, req.
Chicago Times, ind.
New Haven News, ind.
New Haven Register, yep.
New Atndon Telegram, rep,
Waterbury American, rep.
Allegheny city Mail, rep.
Milwaukee Freie Presse, rep.
phriqtlan Union, religious.
Baptist Weekly. religious.
Cincinnati VOlksbla', rer.
Syracuse Herald. ind.
Detroit Times, rep.
The Congrsgat,onsIist.
The Christian Register.
Minneapolis Temperance Review
In addition to these every German
paper in Ohio lie against the ticket.
and nineteen tweutieths OF those in
the whole Union. So lie every TEN.
Persnce paper 80 far as we can hear
The ef1rt Of Mr.. BLAINE's sdher-
snts 10 convince their followers that
all these Journals are nouentities is
the joke Of century. 1t reminds
us Of an English politician who 10
his speech called the London Times
So Obscure rsg."-The Million.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1884-07-25

UP to going to press we could ee,
no definite news from the State Con.
vention at Wheeling. The Wheel
ing daily papers have been full OF
ii all week, and it seems that this is
the largest and most enthusia stic
political gathering held in the State
since the war. There are about
eight thousand strangers in the city
and the utmost harmony and good
feeling prevails.
HON. BOYD, FAULKNER seems 10
have the lead 10 the Gubernatorial
boom.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1884-07-25

The unterri6sd Democracy has ts-
ken charge Of the Nail City this
week.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1884-07-25
ANNOUNCEMENTS.

hereby announce myself an Indepen
dent candidate for tho Office Of Sheriff OF
Preston county, subject to the VIII of the
people.
i. NJ. HUFFMAN.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1884-07-25

CB Be continually
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1884-03-08
Methodist Centennial.

This year will witness the celebration of the
one hundredth anniversary of the Methodist
Episcopal Church on this continent, and will
doubtless prove year of unusual activity and
profound interest throughout the wide extend
ed borders of that large denomination. In
1884, the year when the Methodist Church
was organized in Baltimore, when Coke and
Asbury were acknowledged and set apart as
superintendent, or bishops, there were only
l4,98S members, SO preachers, 81 church
buildings, no missionaries and no institution
of learning within the bounds of the denomi
nation. But from that time until the present
the growth of Methodism has been remarka-
BILE. To-day American Methodism numbers
within her various branches 3,3, 7299f mem
bers; %, 839 travelling preachers, and "a, ia
local preachers; 30, 600 church edifces valued
at 500, DOC, 600; 258 institutions of learning,
embracing universities, colleges, seminaries
and high schools; in 1882 had 433 missiona
ries in foreign fields sent from America, be-
sides ,906 native helpers; and during that
year contributed for the cause of foreign mis-
sions the sum of 1851 AT A.
: The NJ E. Church South has prepared to
join in the celebration of 1.-THE centennial an
niversary of the organization of the Methodist
Episcopal Church in America" which will
occur in Baltimore on December 81 and pro.
poses to commemorate the great event through
out its entire bounds with suitable services
and by raising funds for educational purposes,
church extension and missions. Two mil
lions of dollars is the amount proposed to be
raised for these objects.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1884-03-08
PUBLIc SALE
"A OF VALUABLE
Stock and Farm Utensils

The undersigned, intending to amt e,..y.
will offer at public sale, on The nreno;. unss,
Irevanion Mills, on the road from Ifn;ase.s az
to Taneytown, about three miles from oa a:..'
place, on ei'uer
Wednesday, March 20, 1854
at 8 o'clock, a. M, sharp, the folIow;n
sonal property: mule, 9 good horses PET per
@s draft and driving horses. 3xs, ,. reaSl
0S are mares, heavy with foaI ~ AN
-NCAeto my trotting stallion WV
Alert; some of the horses and mares ~ II
bred; excellent mich cows Of. DnrbsTr,"oe wen,
Alderney stock; pedigree Durham or SUI 'anu
horn bull, years old; 2-year-old ba;sarOOr , T.
head OF young stock, heifers and steer. S' 10
head of thoroughbred Cotswold sheen 81 y ~
40 head of hogs, several are brood qo W. 20 .
extra fine pedigree Poland Chinas. m oms' !. .
the rest are of the Jersey Red and Poi,. =,
China breeds; lot of harness, 2.borse , I'auu
3-horse plows, Chilean harrow. snr;;n q'G Tvs
row, Champion reaper, 6-foot cut new. i FaJ
der.cutters, separator, horse power tbresb ~
machine rods, threshing machine lack waao"
3-horse cultivator, corn cultiyator. Cbanso;u
new mower, hay forks, new rome fnr pun ~
fork, pulleys for hay fork, old move
windmill, horse rake, old grain drill. barr"u-sa'
roller, new grain drill double A harrow
road scraper, corn coverers, sled, stone he'd,
wood bed, hay ladders, single shovel plows
double shovel plows, corn forks, sewing 'T ms
chine, treble, double and single trees. cham
grain cradles, scythes, and great MANY otba,
articles generally found on a farm. Lot 'C ~
meat and lard by the pound, potatoes by tb \.
bushel. 'u'
TERMS OF SALE-All sums of $40 and
under, cash; on sums above $40 credit u
six months will be given, purchasers giiv;oa
their notes, with approved security, bear;ns
interest from the day of sale. No nroperty =
be removed until the terms of sale are com "
piled with. JOHN W. McFADDEN.
]. Hamilton Singer, NJ. G. Shaw. Clerks
mar Its A. Smith, Auctioneer
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1884-03-08
Business Locals.

Messrs. Laycock 4 Co., manufacturers of
the Model Bed Springs, and who have win
tered quite a number of teams here, will on
next Monday begin canvassing this and ad-
joining counties in the interest of their springs.
The springs are manufactured of the best
spring steel wire, and are guaranteed to give
satisfaction. Several of our young men will
be employed by the firm as statesmen.
School Boy: "Ten Mills Cent; 10 Gents a
Dime 2JDimes, bottle of DR.. Bull S Cough
Syrup"
For SAILS Acres, well improved, at Pa
K Manning.
Farm for Rent near Westminster. Apply
to Mrs. Rachel A. Nelson, Westminster.
Just received full line of Nobby Hats,
Spring Styles, at VIM. H. Bixler's.
Everybody's remedy is what they call DIR.
Bulls Cough Syrup. Price only % cents a
bottle.
Glover Seed is Wanted by N. Gorsuch &
Son. Highest prices paid. 3m
J. NJ. Laroque's Anti Bilious Btters for
dyspepsia, headache, &c. % cents Il paper,
81 bottle.
Choice Timothy and Glover Seed for sale
by N. |. Gorsuch & Son.
Bran, Shorts, Cotton Seed and Flax Seed
Meals, constantly ON hand. N. l. Gorsuch &
Son. 3m
FoR RENT-A House with six rooms, at
East End, Westminster. G. W. Lamotte.
Mamma was once Jewish food; Jew and
Gentle alike, nop use DIR. Bulls Cough
Syrup.
Sale Notes for sale at the ADVOCATE Office
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1884-03-08
VALUABLE HORSES, MULES
Y SHOTES, &C.,
AT PUBLIC SALE.

Intending to reduce stock of Horses, Mules
&C., will. offer for sale, on
MONDAY, MARCH II, 1854
at 0, a. M, at their farm, known as the Mea.
dows, at Stonersville, on the Baltimore and
Reisterstown turnpike road leading from
Westminster to Littlestown, the following
personal property: 6 SPLENDID HORSES
o. AND COLTS, SIRED BY THE
c. THOROUGHBRED HORSEVAS.
-N5zASAL, as follows; ELEGANT
YOUNG DRIVING HORSES, well broken
to single or double harness, free goers, splen.
did drivers and of great endurance, afraid Of
nothing, can be driven right up to a locomO-
tive; STALLION COLT, years old, dark
chestnut, 16 hands high and very handsome;
has been handled single and double and very
gentle; will make magnificent horse; the
attention of stock farmers is called to him.
also one SORREL GELDING, years old,
has been driven occasionally and is kind and
gentle; will make a splendid driver with proper
attention; one SORREL MARE COLT, 4
years old, beauty, will make an elegant
single driver, very gentle; has also been used
single and double. These Horses and Colts
are worth the attention Of parties wishing
good stock, as they are all as represented
ONE PERCHERON HORSE, suitable for
any work, well broken, kind, and any child
can drive him; grey in color and very large.
GOOD MULES, broken to all
work, 2 of them good leaders. Also va
NSzM 20 THRIVING SH0TES, aAzzb
Wagon Gears, 2 Buggies, single and
- double Carriage Harness, Collars,
&C., Farming Implements, &c. For further
particulars see posters.
B. F. SHRIVER 4 co.
mar Its VIM Brown, Auctr.