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Daily Republican., 1884-03-05

II President Arthur is holding hack
the appointment of Judge Of Della
ware, and the Federal appointments in
other States, for personal political purpo-
es, he is adopting very straight and sure
plan for making himself unpopular be-
fore the people. While there are so
many good men 10 I'll the offices ut the
Presidents command, the puhlicinterests
should not be permitted 10 suffer. The
President has made very creditable
record for bimseli-much more so than
was expected and the peo; lie wers grad
ually becoming reConciled to him-even
having 10 objections TO his nomination
for another term, if it was thought that
he could be elected, but If the President
is supposed to be holding back these
Federal appointments for political pur-
poses, and especially to improve his
own chances for nomination, the peo-
pie will drop him, ana all the support
he will get will be Of the machine
made to order character.
The time has gone by when the people
will complacently tolerate and sanction
machine methods in politics. They have
had enough Of it yes, they are sick Of
il, and when boss and machine il
put TO work the people instinctively
want TO put political quictus upon
both boss and machine. There may be
very COED reasons for President Ar
thurs hesitancy in making the ap-
Daily Republican., 1884-03-05


General Grant himself would be
shot down II he should attempt 10 or
ganizs the Republican vote in Missis-
Mppi," was part Of the testimony of ,
white Copiah County witness who was
called to testify TO the order loving
character and peaceful disposition of,hs
Mississippi Democrats. This was bet
ter testimony for the Republican side
than any that was given by Republican
witnesses. These good, peaceable citi-
zens, many of them church members,
who 60 around on the eve Of an cleo
lion shooting Innocent Republicans,
think it no harm whatever to shoot
down anybody who attempts to organ
ize the Republican party. 1t is by this
shooting and whipping that these good
church going people are kept in power
in Mississippi.
This Is Democracy in Mississippi.
BY the exercise Of this kind of Democ-
racy, the election of a Democratic Presi-
dent is 10 he assured. Even SO ssr-
guine Democrat as the great free trad
er Morrison, does not expect to elect a
Democratic President by more than
fifteen majority on the electoral vote.
This majority, small as 1t is, is fur
nished by Mississippi.
She has nine electoral votes, which,
doubled, makes eighteen-three more
than Col. Morrison's required fifteen.
Mississippi, when she held fair cleo
ton, and there was no violence nor
shooting Of Republicans in the back,
gave AZ, 900 Republican majority. Since
the humane and refined Democratic
method of carrying elections by the use
Of shot guns and whips has been intro
duced the Democrats have no trouble In
carrying the State by 10000 majority,
or double that If larger majority
would effect their purposes better.
South Carolina, Georgia, Alabama
and Louisiana are kept Democratic by
the same means, only 1t does not re-
quirc so much killing to keep them
safe in Democratic traces. BY just such
methods az these the Democrats expect
to elect their President. How long
will the American people tolerate such
barbarism, such elections?
Daily Republican., 1884-03-05

NYUriCE-iN CUNFUkMlrY WITH
the proyi ions Of he Act passed by the
General As eEbiy of mo state OF Deiawara,
on the l4th day OI March, A. ID ! IS, n tics
is hereby given that m application Will be
presented to the Honorable Leonard T.
Wales, associate judg, Of New Castle
COun. y. on MON DAi. the nth day OF
March. A, ID, 1884. At u o'clock In th'
Inorning. at chambers, In the city oil VIII
ming; on, Tor . charter OF Incorporate OF q
co., any called " Tho J. Hsrkley h brothers
Company, " 10 carry on the business OF manu-
featuring crackers cates and confectionery
In ali It's various branches, AMI TO use. sell or
oiht rwise dispose OF the same, and OF pur.
ch4sirg, selling and dealing IN foreign fruit
and Merchandise generally lbs principal
plsce Of busihe s OF said company TO be NJ
the city OF WI ming'Un Aforesaid the
amount OF the capital stock to be une Hun
dred I ousani Dollars, ''ivldec into one
thou and shores Of one hundred dollar. each;
the amOun OF capital 10 be- paid IN before
cOmmenc,ig business 10 be fiity tn u aud
dollar; that nd corporation 10 to commence
on he nrst dsy Of Aptil, A. d. 1854, and
terminate on the Q h day OF March, a. d.,
1904 The names and residences Of the
original subscribers 10 the capital stock are
as tOll0ws -
JAMES BARKLEY.
6o7 West Seventh street. Wilmington. Del.
SAMUEL BARLEY, JR.
S23 j. fiersop street, Wilmington, del.
MATILDA = BAkkLfY;
SIS JefteTtOn street, WilIn .LgtOn. del.
ieb25 ot
Daily Republican., 1884-03-05

CEALED rROrUSALS Will RE- RE.
ceiv, d until noon Of the 18Th day VI
March, lisa. for furnishing and hitting NJ the
.teain heating apparatus In the new aims
house and In the ina o department, nj
Haie's Corner Station. New Casio County,
Delaware.
Plans and sped cations can he Seen on and
after Monday, MsIch 2, 1884, at the office OF
The trustees OF the Poor. No. N5 Wet Sixth
$ rect. " iImirgtOD. daily. between the hours
Of . y, N AMI " m and Up. IN. AMI bp. IN,
and the building can he Viewed At any time
upon application TO the Waterman.
The work TO be done under tho supervls Cd
OF TN eng ineer. To b, appointed ny the 1rus
Ices. and to ho Il nished to TIE satisfaction 81
the Trustees or their engineer on pr before
the 9Th COY II Jun. next, when tho whole
payment therefor wi ! bs made
Fond In the sun Of i've thousand dollar,
with one or more sutetes res dents OF Della
ware eendinOned Gr tho faithful petfJrm
aroe Of the contract. must accompany the
proposals., and will torn y IT Of the contract
A form OF the bond Will he furnished Mt the
ON % o the Trustees. The light to rjsrt
any or al proposals 10 rsservtd ~ the lrus
tees.
Proposals. must be endorsed "ProDOsalt
for steam Heating" and sent under cover.
addressed Trustees OF the Poor, care John
Out ri ,Ainshouse, Wilmington, DeIaw ware
Iiy order Of the
TRUSTEES OF THE POOR.
nl.eedtml7
Daily Republican., 1884-03-05

The NauoraI Hur,e Show Asao'i-
alton Of America viii h',d it, ''r"r d
annual show or horseS ~ Najj-un
SQUARE Gard'r, ". Y, May n %, %
aud 80 The association = stow lp"t
wear vas Il great srocc,', and 'finr q
are m king 20 that the c"roirg exhini-
ticn will exec its pred cessnr. he
premium list y Owsan ir"r'aer Of prize y
in the regular ass y of 81 9SD The t..
tai amount glvIn ~ priYs IN reeu ar
class - this year an uHt 10 Sl7 $50, he
arg Il anlunut eyer rf'r'd by my
sim lar ase,cia' on for like !nrp' So.
Pro nisrs Of lar, g sums for special prizes
have been iDah' to tlec~Tmitrer. ] ho
cal llogne will mbr ICE 12l classes, tx.
tea classes n 70 thar last year, md
they compris' every breed and deg eos
Of breeds OF h, rsss.
Daily Republican., 1884-03-05
In TIE ORPHANS CoURr.
NEW CATTLE COUNTY.
Eshfnarv IN lual

NEW CATTLE COUNTY.
February ID, lssa. }
SALE or REAL rs.
III iH'e. By virtue Of an order Of the tiT-
rhAns' Court . the state fDela~are In and
for New Castle County. IN tide Oh the 23i day
Of February, a. H., ssi, vii be sold at pub.
Ito SAL, III the Go art Hous., in the city Of
Wilmington, IN
THURSDAY, MAKCH 2orH, A. d. 1881
atll O'Clock, a. ~,
the following described rel estate, being
the property Ut John y. 4iubb, deceased. t.
wit :: All u Oss iwO LOIS or y eceS OF lA nd,
situate In the city Of Wilmington and C0un
~ aforesaid, vs. iOlIO's:
No. ]. H. ginn NJ at point On the sonth.
sr,y side OF Fifteenth street at the distancc
OF 100 ,set ", sterly from ,he westerly eide u
Scott stree, thence southeTly parallel with
y 'ott street 70 Of to a CO nor. thence wss
4 corner, thence DOrtherIy arxli'l with 5 OFT
street 10 feet 10 The Il resaid side Off tftetnih
street. and tn Ice thereby essteriy 40 feet 10
the plsee Of bsgi inning, be the cVntents there
Of whst,hsy my.
Noc beginning At stake on the easter.
ly sidt offs ar 90 stree, be ween Second and
Third streets, It tho distance Of lS9 tee. 10
street, thence ear erly larrllel with Third
street Is oct 10 . stake, thence tOuthrry
pm all,i with Scarl.s street % feet 10 another
stake. thence w,Gerlv parallel with Third
street IS fet I to the AfOrerati side Of Sesrles
street. and til, nee tn rehy no Il erIy ~ feet
10 the place OF beginning. be tho contents
thereof what they may. Attendance wi II he
given and terms usaa k~Own At the time
and plaej af res3id by
AnNlEGRURB. Fxecutrix,
or Ivy y. A Maca lister, her Atty.
J. M. HoUsNAN. Clerk o. VI. ~ ,od.U
Daily Republican., 1884-03-05
|NDUCEMENT
TO SILK AND
RIBBON BUYERS,

We will open on Saturday a
very large and elegant a.sort
ment Of Satin and Gro Grain
Ribbons in remnants, in lengths
from to 81 yards. They com.
prise all the new shades and all
widths. We have bought the
manufacturers entire stock and
propose to give our cu'toncrs
the benefit of this purchase. We
will sell them at the remarkably
low prices we quote below. We
can assure you they are less by
the single yard than they can be
bought in lots Of 1000 pieces
Purchasers of these goods are
invited to examine our stock, as
this is an opportunity seldom Of.
lered to buy Lew goods BY the
yard at less than manufacturer 5
prices.
Daily Republican., 1884-03-05

George L. Harrison, L. L. D., late
President of the Board Of Public Char-
ties OF Pennsylvania, has published a
large book containing over eleven hun
dred pages, handsomely bound in law
leather, On legislation on insanity, 1t
10 a collection Of al the lunaey laws Of
the States and terri Dries Of the Unit d
States to the year 1873 inclusive. It
alss contains the laws Of England on
insanity, legislation in Canada ~ pri
vate houses, and important portions Of
The lunaey laws Of Germany, France
and other nations.
DIR. Harrison, during his term Of
service upon the Board Of Public Charoi-
tiles of Pennsylvania, has had ample
opportunities Of observing the eondi-
ton Of the inmates of hospitals and
asylums for the insane, and he has also
had favorable opportunities while in
Great Britain and on the continent Of
Europe TO study the plan for caring for
these unfortunate people hy compari'
son Of the several methods of admins
tering these various charities.
No doubt DR.. Harrison was led to
publish this book after seeing the loose
ness of the law in regard to the care OF
lunatic persons, and the inhumanity
and cruelty practicsd in some States
under these laws. Quite a number Of
Incidents are given TO show the ease
with which person can be declared
insane, and immured in IN insane asy-
lum, when it was afterwards discovered
that the unfortunate persons were as
sane, indeed. more SO, than those who
had them confined.
After the preface covering some six
teen pages, and which really contains
DR.. Harrison's views upon the subject
Of insanity, the work is made up Of a
codifcation Of the laws in regard TO
insanity in all the States and Terrific
RES, England, Ontario, Canada, France,
Belgium, Germany and Russia, wind
Ing up with the report of the Governor
Hoyt LuuaCy Commission of Pennsyl-
vania, with a proposed act of assembly
N meet the ease.
In the interests of humanity, the
work is valuable one, and the people,
especially that portion OF them who
are suffering from any species OF mental
arrangement, owe to DR.. Harrison a
debt Of gratitude for the interest he has
manifested in their behalf Our thanks
are due 10 the doctor for copy OF his
work
Daily Republican., 1884-03-05

PRESIDENT SHALLCROSS Of the Levy
Court was very impartial in the ap-
p0intmpnt Of the committees yesterday,
and has appointed as many Republicans
to chaiimanships as Democrats. This
looks little more like ron-partisan-
ship than the creation Of the Water
Commission and the Municipal Court,
Daily Republican., 1884-03-05
Last and the sRepu bliesn's Coarse.


It is not too lac yet to ask that all
who have made up their minds that
young List should not be executed, and
who cannot go with the delegation to
Dover, tomorrow, to drops line to Cover
nor Stockley, asking him to grant a re-
pievs to the unfortunate young man
who is condemned to die or Friday, the
II h inst. The delegation will leave in
the 9.05 q. III. train, and returning will
leave Dover at 5 p. IN. All who have
petitions asking tor d reprieve either
wholly or in part filled, should return
chem, before the train starts tomorrow,
to either Harry Sharpley, Esq, Exchange
building, Seventh and Market streets,
Or to Austin Harrington, Esq, Law
Building, East Eighth street. II it is
more convenient to leave them at the
REPUBLICAN Office, leave them there,
and they will be promptly taken to their
proper destination.
1t ID not necessary for the REPUBLI-
GAN at this time to enter into any pro-
longed argument to show why young
Lists life should be spar d. Those rea-
sons have already been deliberately
dwelt upon, and nothing that could be
said now could place tho matter before
the Governor and the public in = strong
or and more favorable light. Since the
terrible verdict that consigned List to
the gallows, and that was so surprising
- those who had watched the case
closely, public opinion has undergone a
great change and that change is in IA
vor Of the condemned man.
His execution would sleek the com
Aunity, and would fail 10 have that
beneficial effect In favor Of law and
morals that extreme penalties are sup
posed to exert. The REPUBLICAN all
through has taken decided stand
against the execution Of the death pen
atty in this case, and in doing 50 it has
not been guided or controlled BY any
mawkish feeling Of sentimentality
against capital punishment, but by a
feeling that the crime for which List
was convicted did not measure up to
the standard Of murder with malice
aforethonght.
1t is not opposed to capital punish
ment for clearly defined and proven
cases Of murder in the first degree, but
before any person is executed, it wants
no lingering doubt Of guilt to hang
around The case Il carrying out its
convictions and principles the REPUB-
Y.ICAN has hS,rn Mt variance with sOme
Of it's hest friends, but it has chosen
rather to be on the side of the right
than by it's silence permit the eNecu-
Hon Of a human being without pro-
test, who,i is believed, was not clearly
proven guilty. Simply having done its
duty, it has no apology to make, claims
no special credit for what it has done,
and now leaves the case in the hands OF
the good Governor of Delaware.
Daily Republican., 1884-03-05
THE Levy Court being in session, nc

THE Levy Court being in session, now
is he time for all who are not assessed
TO have their names placed upon the
assessment duplicates. Owing to the
special assessment just made there are
comparatively few in Wilmington not
as .s,ed, but in the rural districts there
must b. hundreds whose names are not
on the assessment. Our country friends
should see to il that every voter not as
Sess' is brought TO the Levy Court and
his name place on the duplicates.
Daily Republican., 1884-03-05

Tho hill, IN >ens;o, s,,Jisrs wbs S,r ght
at Representatives on Monday there
brdu, only for,v-si. votes apainst IT,
two Of them beiup Democr,ts The
R.npAlissu, who voted ,psin.t IL did
40 h.r.r.e il vas believed - b. .
sortb.rn ronrdahort w.v far n.rs;o,-
In. reh.l soldiers AZ p.arlv ali III.
Nvx,can veteran, in IN. Soutb. living
Daily Republican., 1884-03-05

THE Wabash, Indiana Courier, which
last year started the boom for " the old
ticket" has become disgusted and has
come s1uarely out az II Republican pa
per. The editor says he has grown
discouraged in the effort TO infnse some
liberal and progressive ideas int tho
Democratic party.
Daily Republican., 1884-03-05

AT A conference Of Republicans in
Columbus, Ohio on Wednesday even
ing las', Ex-Governor Foster made n
speech, declaring that rDio is I;rpuh-
lican by 5000 TO 10000 majority on
great national issues.
Daily Republican., 1884-03-05

In 1876 the Democrats brought 'barls'
into use to represent the si0ews of the
campaign. In 1880 it was "mules. y
In 1894 COLI and flowers" are
looming into prominence. Payne is
the candidate for President Of the
standard oil monopoly, and the candi-
date from New York is Roswell G..
Flower. Oil and flowers.
Daily Republican., 1884-03-05

THE House Committee at Washing
ton on Public Buildings on Monday re-
ported bill making an appropriat o n
Of $3.50, 600 for new public building in
Wilmington. For this the people have
to thank Mr.. Lore, our representative
in Congress. IL is hoped that when the
hill comes beforfthe House Oh ITS pas
sage, Mr.. Randall will return good
for evil by voting for 1T.
Daily Republican., 1884-03-05
EGlSTER'S ORnEK.
N REGlSI Ek'S OFFICE,
kEA CASTLE COUNTY, H..

L
kEs CASTLE COUNTY. H..
March 3. 1894. }
Upon the application 4 Ada J. Lang
lnS tfthariI X. Lang. Administrations OF
\ Illiam Lang, late Of Min Creek Hundred,
IN aid tounty, deceased, It Is ordered AMI
In, cted by the Reg ster that the aiministra.
tors aforesaid give notice Of granting Of let
tcrs Of admiIisI ati.n upon the
.siatr Of the eoensed. with
h. date Of ara nting Their Of, by causing al
ertisements TO be Osted within forty days
from the date OF such letters In six Of the
most public places Of the county Of New
castle,-tquiring II. | per ons having demands
,ga'pst the estate to present the sane, or
,biic by an Act Of Assembly e. such case
made aud provided: and also ca use the same
be Inserted within the sane period In the
DAILY hFPrBLlCAS. u newspaper published
n WILMINGTON, and to he continued therein
.hree weeks. (e. o d
Given under the hand and Sral OF
c1tiise OF the Register aforesaid, at vii
ruington. In New Castle County afUre-
said, tho day and year above written
.. q. RIGGS, Register.
NoTIcE.-All persOng having claims
against this estate Of the deceased must pre-.
sent the same. duly attested. to the Adm n.
istrat rs. on or be ore Ma CHI 8 IS 8, or abide
the Act Of Assembly IN such case made and
provided. ADAM J LANG,
CAIHAhINE X. LANG,
marc Admin ltiatoIs
Address, Wilmington. del.
Daily Republican., 1884-03-05

Janusy. ~ end 900 King street,
offer. 1900 bashsls Of choice potatoes At
msrkes rates. He gives . card with
raoh bushsl, and . present Of e25 In
gold 10 the holder Of 0ns Of these car,is
when tho cargo ID ,lispose,i Of. No
hcmbug or lottery, = mere sifs Of t25 In
gold to soIns one VI bis customers.
Daily Republican., 1884-03-05

JUblslsi SALf-lhE tlN DthS oNfD
1 will sell ~ public sale, on tho Pdce
Price farm, Ninth ward, In this city, on
WEDNESDAY, MARCH IL, 1851,
at IL O'eiocL, ~,
Two good farm horses, one Of them = fine
trOod mare; 10 heal Il good b jlch cows; two
. earling calves, one yoke VI lat ken, good
workers.
farm wagon, ! dearborn, ! eharnI n
moving mtchinc, nearly new; nay rake, ]
corn shelter, straw cutter, grindst re, two
cultiyatOrs, gram fan, grain cradle, har
row, l OF double harness. 9 plOws, set OF
double irees, hoes. rakss, forks, barr brooR
b tskets, chains X am measure, milk bu kets
milk pans. mi k cans. measures, etc.
Terms. II sums oi s26 and under, elsh;
o er that amount. n ba Unable te W tn 81
endrrser, at 8 months. " tn inter.
est NAT AN VkbMAN.
George X. ownsenh,
Agent for Wis Helen u. PIiee.
L. W. Stidham b. Bon, Auots.
~ ltw .e0d.d
Daily Republican., 1884-03-05

Oranges by the ton and selling for .
n ere trifi-, ~ smells 4 Co.. Nc. - Eat
-Four b 81 ct.
Daily Republican., 1884-03-05
LOTS.

We are Offering q full line of
Black Silks at very popular
prices and excellent value, run.
ming from SOC. to 50 so n yard
Scveial pieces of elegant Black
Gro Gain silk atS0c. the same
sold last season for $l.OO. We
are offering a Beautiful Silk for
81 90, worth Sl.25.
These prices represent q part
Of our assortment, and our cuSto
mcrs will find great advantage in
cXamin n our stock.
Daily Republican., 1884-03-05

|,ANsER INsTITUTE-prof Shc.sntt,
" his Lectures, llvcstigatlo,,,,,, saniii
Treatments and immense pra'iLrn"e le!ad
preomlncntly unrivaied and IS n,,nhIreJ M
authority on Cancer and rs hIn .ont herr
most extraOrd mary cares by hlsR,,'"r,ed, ~
Ical Cancer antidotes, are ,no,,r,ul us I.
knife, caustics, loss Of hloo', or wv ulrycA q
ments required in removing u i'rs send ~
cancers or tumOrs, For par,irrm,n,u. uil AM
tree Treatise, or call on Dr. h""N'
street. Philadelphia, "a T.. orerywheH
Beware ~ initiating Ira""' -
Daily Republican., 1884-03-05
LOT2.

Lot Of 1900 yards Colored
Dress Silks, including all the
new Greys, at CSC. a yard the
same goods are now selling at
SIZE
The above mentioned Silks are
the best bargains that have ever
been offered in this market. We
arc selling them cheaper by the
yard than they can be imported
in large guam tiles. An early in
spection is solicited, as we arc
quite positive they cannot be
duplicated.
Daily Republican., 1884-03-05

The list IL fllisg up in BayniTd's
watch club join Immediately.
Daily Republican., 1884-03-05


NYOriCE-NOTN,El IN HERfBf CIV.
~ On that the CO partner hip between
In II o.. A. I,rown and re er W. Tomltn.
son was by mutual consent dissolved on the
FIRST day Of December. 1883
And, further. that all hills duo said nrm
may 10 settled by cailig upon DR.. Tomlin-
son Ut hlI ffiec Ut the H. ". corner Of sixth
and W alnut streets, this G ~.
yHOS. A. BROWN
PElEh W. 1OMLlNSON,
YAvING RELINQIUlSHED THE
II pra tice Of medicine IN Wilmington l
take pleasure In recs IN lending to the Lublic
and especially to my patients. my lato as.
sociate, Dr. TomlinsOn, asa phydeian we'll
qualitied to MI the vacancy made by my 70
tirement. and one who II In every respect
worthy Of 'hs con tidepce and e,tetm u tho
public generally. THIS. A. BROWN.
fsb2t.26t
Daily Republican., 1884-03-05

nUH1.IC EALE UF VT1UU FUKNI
i turs At 700 NJ ,rkst stres'. on
TUESDAY, MARCH II, 1854,
at 10 O'clock, r. m,
q IA Bii'y, declining kOusek eepiIy, Will sell
iheIr entire Eoust hold goods. cOnsis inx Of
parIor. chan b. r, diniI L and ki casn furR'-
lure. soks, 10 uBYs, mirrors, velvet chairs
parlor and cane chairs, hne brussels and in
grain carpets, cottage suits. leather beds
MAJ ress g. cook AMI room owes. nd lots I
all Kinds VI geo : used : housekeeping Sale
pssiri Z. For fall partIrul. rr see Go In 0Yue.
m3-7t l.. W. SnDHAM h Sow, Aucts.
Daily Republican., 1884-03-05

DEMUVAL. - Ik. 7. A BROWN, W
II this city, has located 1t the northeast
corner Of Twelfth and Cathsrins street, Phii'
o. oil hia.
Daily Republican., 1884-03-05

The great efforts that were
made a few days since to force
goods on the wholesale ma, ket,
enabled us to make some pur-
chases for cash, the benefit OF
which we give our patrons.
Daily Republican., 1884-03-05
LOT l..

Lot of 1000 yards Of Colored
Dress Silks. in all the new color
ings, at the remarkable low
price of as cents q yard. They
would be considered good value
at C2Rc.
Daily Republican., 1884-03-05
Introducing full ctmpanv Of soldiers
an hvass I'M pda

Popular prices. Seats on sale At Thomas
L 20 ., al III arket street MlAt
Daily Republican., 1884-03-05

ton room Of Stidham b Son. III East Fourth
street, On
FRIDAY, MAECH TIL,
at ] O'Clock p. m.
pnrlsr suits upholstered in plush terrey and
hair cloth. walnut chamber suits. marble
liable, matr,ss, !, urgeEG0 yard Of Brussels.
ingram SDd rag capeif. 'x'ersi"n table,.
cane nd v0odeu chins, titetasha knives
sposrs. Tor, 5. cutlery trs,all Kin is Of eli ms,
glass and queer swaTe. The above goods are
q II rs xood as new. and Will be omen for In.
spes'ion 'D,vsn'nx t!0re sale and on morn.
ing OF sale For n particulars call at the
auction room ana get catalogue.
L. ". STIpBAE h son, Auct. nl+ts
THIRD SALE OF THEYEAR. 'UBLlC
/ - Of l. moss or County fresh n c,.tR
cow. raIvss and ., riigrrs 1hs 10y
.Se ch.aa vi. t.r s' ao,t "s 10y.
Pa, en-