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Butte semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1886-1890, 1886-12-08

4uUA0A "A h60A~ASC'
it is allowed these agents and
the conditions of the service are
not calculated to secure LOT
the workm en- who are fitted by ability and
skill to properly plan ard intell'gently
direct the methods best adapted to pro-
duce the most speedy results and perma-
nent benefits, hence the necessity of a
supplemental agency or q system directed
to the end-of promoting the general and
more rapid transition OF tribes from habits
and customs of barbarity to the ways
of civilization with an anxious
desire to devise some plan OF operation by
which to secure the welfare OF the Indians
and to relieve the treasury so Tar as pos
sible from the support of any idle and de-
pendent population. l recommended, IN
nv previous annual message, the passage
| of a law authorizing the appointment o!
commission as an Instruments ahty, auxlila'
ry to those already established, for tine
| care of the Indians. It was designed tina,
this committee commission should be COM
posed of six intelligent and capable per
sons, three to be detailed from the army
having practical ideas upon the subject
of treatment OF Indians and inter
ested in their welfare and that it shoulf
be in charge and under the direction OF th'
Secretary of the Interior with the man
aeement of such matters OF detail which
tcannot, with the present organization. b'
properly and successfully conducted, ant
which differ phases. as the Indian
themselves differ in their progress, d'sposl
ton and capacity for improvement or I'm
med ate support. By the aid of such com
mission much unwise and useless eApend
ture OF money, waste OF materials and un
availing efforts might be avoided. and 1t
hoped this, or some measure which tn
wisdom of Congress may better devise t.
supply the deficiency OF the present syf
the appropriate legistion be provided
The time is ripe for the work OF such a
agency. There Ia no less opposition to tn
education and training of the Indian yout
as shown by the Increased attendance upo
the schools, and there is yielding te'
dsncy for the iudiyiapal holding OF iana
Deyelopment and aavaneement IN tne'
Butte semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1886-1890, 1886-12-08

in the United States courts for the south
ern district of New York growing out OF the
collection of customs and revenue at the
port of New York, and the number OF
such suits that are almost daily instituted
are certainly worthy the attention of Cou-
eress. These revenues and itigations can
not be considered in default OF the adop-
tion by Congess Of plan for the general
re-organization OF the Federal Congress as
has heretofore been recommended. l. urge
the propriety of passing a law permitting
the appointment OF an additional federal
Judge in the district whore the government
suits have accumulated, SO that by con
tinued sessions of the courts devoted to
the trial of these cases may be determined
It is entirely plain that great saving te
the government would be accomplished BY
such q remedy and the ssitors who hav!
Butte semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1886-1890, 1886-12-08

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Butte semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1886-1890, 1886-12-08

The anticipated revenue for the last year
failed of realization by about $64, 900, but
proper measures of economy have so salts
iactorjly limited the growth OF expendi.
lures that the deficiency in fact fell below
that of 1885, and at this time the increase
of revenue is in gaining ratio over the in
crease of last year. demonstrating the
sufficiency of the present rates OF postage
ultimately to sustain the service. This
is the most pleasing because our people
enjoy now both cheaper postage proper
tionately to distances and a vaster and
more costly service than any other on the
globe.
Retrenchment has been effected in the
cost Of supplies. Some expenditures un-
warranted by law have ceased, and the out
lays for mail carriage have been subjected
to beneficent scrutiny. At the close Of the
last fiscal year the expense of transporta-
ton of Star.routers stood at an annual
rate of cost less by over $3.50, 900 than at
the close of the previous year, and steam.
boat and mail messenger service at nearly
5000, 900 less. The service has been in the
meantime enlarged and extended by the
establishment Of new offices, increase ol
routes Of carriage, espaangio4 81 CARRIER do
Butte semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1886-1890, 1886-12-08

50, 1886, were ss42, ,s4s 1850,
beiDg less BY 81, ,7ss. .797 than such sx-
pendituree for the year preceding, and leav-
| ing . surplus in the Treasury at the close
Of the last fiscal year OF $93, 900, ,588. sc,
~ against $63, ,163, ,771.27 at the close Of
the prsvious year. The expenditures are
compared with those Of the preceding fiscal
year and classified. as follows: For civil
expense: for the year ending June 80, 1886.
$21, ,966. .641.O4. For year ending June
intercourse, $133, ,232 ,088- 8-$543, $50, 81 1;
for Indians, $6O9. ole, ,S17-$655. .249. 1858;
for pensions, sea, ,4O4. .864.O3-$56,1 ,1O2,-
267 .48; for the military Gncluding river
and barbor improvements and arsenals),
$34, 1924. 2.74-$42, $40, ,578.49; for the
navy (ineliding vessels, machinery and inn
provements Of navy yards), $13, ,9O7,-
887. 7.74-$19, ,O21, ,O75.69; for interest on
public debt. $50, $50, 1856 S6-$51 1885,
256.47; for the District of Columbia. s.
892, 92,221.89-$3,449.450.95; miscellane-
ous expenditures. including public build
ings. light houses and collecting the
revenue, 81. 1886, $50. .O4-$54. 72s, ,056 21.
| For the current year to end June 80.
| 1886, the ascertained receipts up to Oc-
| tober /, 1886, with such receipt esti-
mated for the remainder OF the year
amount to $56, 100000. The expen-
penditures ascertained and estimated for
the same period are $266, 600. 900. indicat-
ing an anticipated surplus at the close OF
the year OF $50 O.OOO, 900. The total value
OF the exports from the United States to
foreign countries during the fiscal year
is stated and compared with the preceding
year. az follows: For the years ended June
80, 1886. and June 80, 1S85-Domestic
merchandise, $665, ,964.529 -$736. .682,
946; foreign merchandise, 1850. .3O1-
16,506: 500; gold. -, 952, ,191-$3 ~, !
Sss ,ans ssss II esdss
during tine last fiscal year as compared
with the value OF the same for the year i'm
mediately preceding is here given, and fur
nishes information both interesting and
suggestive for the year ended June go
Butte semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1886-1890, 1886-12-08

LARGE AND IMPORTANT NDusThiEs
,,de, nrasent conditions should not be
suddenly, and to their injury. deprived Of
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1886-05-24

HARLOW BROS,
WHOLESALE
GROCERS, GENERAL, COMMISSI0H
MERCHANTS AND
Dealers in
WINE AND LIQUORS.
FLOUR GRAIN AND COUNTRY PRODUCE
SOLICITED,
PROMPT RETURNS AND LIBERAL AID.
VANCES ON GOODS IN STORE.
AGENCY OF LAFLIN & RANDS SPORTING.
BLASTING AND MINING POWDER Az
COTTON AND WATERPROOF FUSE.
N. w. cor. Cameron and Royal sts.
mhJ1
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AUCTION SALES.
y rERGEAN'r's SALE OF GROCERIES. &c.

BY virtue of a writ of fieri facias issued from
the Clerks office OF the Corporation Court OF the
city G1sAlcXandria, to me directed, against the
goods and cha:tcs OF J. 7. Cook, will sell at
public auction at the store, =. W. corner os Glib
bon ard Fairfax streets, on MONDAY, May
31st, 1856, ct 10 q. m, the STOCK OF GOOi S
and STORE FIXTURES in said store. consisting
of TEAS, COFFEES, MOLAsSES TOBACCO,
CIGARS, &c, &C., &c. Terms of Sale-Cash.
W. H. SMITH,
my19 IS Sergeant Alexandria city.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1886-05-24
ALEXANDRIA VA MONDAY EVENING MAY a. 1886
SUMMER RESORTS.
ORKNEY SPRINGS.
" Shenandoah county, Va.
THE LARGEST AND MOST FASHIONABLE
SUMMED pESDpT Il trII.. NnffNT.
AIMS OF VIRGINIA.

~ Shenandoah county, Va.
THE LARGEST AND MOST FASHIONABLE
SUMMER RESOET Is THE MOUNT
AIMS or VIRGINIA.
This resort has been thoroughly Cvcrasuled.
painted. repaired and p"2rrcd throughout. new
closets and the hos. sanitary !:umbug; new
porchcs have been erected: ncwl; furnished
throughout. and new k%,r mattresses have been
l.laccd III all the rooms. "ith woven wi.c springs
making this the best and most .rlete resort to
be found III the south Creates; var:etr o: Eicd :
inal waters ut any summer resort i'll tn" United
States: hcar'ful scenery magnificent ro%as :
table uneXcel'ei: hot coG, shower ani niang"
baths: good fishing and game j" The irim"iatc
vicinity. FiIst-c!a-s livery. cI,:rgcs !G"t"rat".
Telegraph and SPress Office IL IL" hu,l':1:s:.
This i, the hear. s: watering ;'Iacr II ii,Xau-
dra. Trains daily. Musc will re furn Lr;' ~
Prof. Williams Bras and Stri"- Band, Il A..
baueli's Opess House Pamphlets contaiu." full
information, eat, 81 ihc four principal hotels,
analysis Of t!i~ water attractions terms, = t.n."-
mails, &c ms, b. had FREE 81 j. H. il IL II j
drug store. lor further Information ;C.:y.s -.
CABELL MADDUX, Proprietor. l.. g. Bui.t +,
CHIEF Cicr2 Nr. =. W. CHANCELLOR Resident
Physician. mss :'m
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!. Jah x Beach, Clerk of tho Corporation Court
Of the city Of Alexandria, do certify that James
X. Cation. commissioner of sale, above named. has
entered iaiu bond, with approved security, i'll the
penalty nl five thousand dollars, conditioned ac
cOrG:ng TO law Tcst":
rny14 Is JOHN s. BEACH, Clerk
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AleAaulrla Uazette.
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PUBLISHED DAILY AND TRE WEEKLY BY
EDGAR WIDEN,
At the Gazette Building, Nos. 20 and 72 Prince st.

Alexandria, Ia.
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space contracted for.
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Srr0nd-clGss matter.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1886-05-24
BY Green IL Wise, Aucticnccrs.

Df VIRTUE OF A DECREE Of the Corporation
- Court "i the ri OF Alexandria, rendered on
Marc: l3 lSS6, in The chauccry suit oi y. Wolff
and others vs.. Tli1at.,. Il 0wyer and others. the
undersigned! c0lum rSsiuncrG therein named. will.
on SATURDAY, Nay I'D loSG, at II o'clock
noon, in from: q: tic Fs.;aX street entrance to
the forporati"''' our III. "!cr for sale At pub
lie auction Fox CASH, The toliowiu. property in
the bill auH proceedings in said suit mentioned
The klGhT TITLE aud INTEREST i'm re.
maindcr Of Thomas T.. DNyc: IN and 10 4 tract of
% acres oi ltud 81 l..t ''-rRi%G PARK" lying
IN jefferson district. Alexandria county, Virginia,
form r!y bc!a"ging To nhilir Rotchiuri. deceased.
and now in TIE possession - his widow, Mary II.
l. Entchforc he :Itc: i assessed ut 81 800.
The interest of Thoma: y. Dwyer therein is
l.2jtii an: lis estate will become absolute upon
the death of the life tenant who IS ii years OF age.
GEO. \. MliSi:BACH. c.,.. ..c,,
FRAr1la i, SMITH, '-'' VI '-''''.
!. John :. reach. Clerk Of the Corporation Court
of the city o. AlcXaudra, Va. do certify that
George A. Mushbac.. one of the commissioners of
sale in the abovc-cnti!cd cause, has rxccrtcd
with surety tn" bond required by the statute
ap22-w4w JOHN S. BEACH, Clerk
10" The above sale is postponed till SATUR-
DAY, May 30, at the same hour and place
my22 dts
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1886-05-24

John LANNON,
WHOLESALE
GROCER AND LIQOUR MERCHANT.
Corner Market street Snd Strand
Alexandria, Virginia.
AGENCY DUPONT'S SPORTING, MINING ..n,i
BLASTING POWDER.
A full line of celebrated nuro old Whskies
Brandics. Gin. Rum, Sc, Massey & Co.'S Phils-
aelphia and Clasgctt's Baltimore Aies, ama Berger
s. Engcls Lager Beer, III casks or bottles
Agent for the POTOMAC RIVER STEAMERS
Orders promptly attended to and ccnsig siglnlcats
solicited l.y1-tf
". 4. SHOOT. as. FaEHcI..
VIZ 4. SMOGT E. Li..
COA!., SALT. Pi.AeTE;.
&;ExAHDn1A. "a
OFFIcE-,Smoot's Whar'
sp4 Special attention paid to forwarding.
VIZ 4. JOHNSON 4, co,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1886-05-24
BY Green & Wise, Auctioncers.

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF VALUABLE
- PROPERTY.
Fly virtue of decree Of the Corporation Court
for the ciy of Alexandria, Va, rendered at its
May term, 1878, in the chsncery cause of Whittic-
scy, administrator VS.. Whttlcscy, the undersign
, Cd, commissioners therein named will offer for
sale by public auction, Oh MONDAY, the 10th
day OF May. 1886, at II O'Clock IN, in front Of
The entrance % the Court room. Fairfax street,
i'll the city OF Alexandria, Va, the following prog
ecty, 10 wit:
The LOT OF GROUND with the IMPROVE
aENrS thereon. known IS u. 80. sitnatcd OIL
the north size Of Prince street, hegrnuing at a
point 32 ;cc; 10 inches, more or less cast of Fair
lax street. thence east on Prince Street - feet,
more Or less; thence north GG feet 3lb inches
more or ,c=s thence west 81 feet, more or less :
thence south parallel to Fairfax street to the BE-
ginning.
Term, o! sale: Onc-fourth OF the purchase
money in ,asL, and the residue in equal install
ucits il s;X, Twelve and eighteen months irom
day ri sale. with interest; The deferred payments
- ." s"'":cd ls 'ie bonds Of the purchaser, with
good spcurit" ;nd the title to the property be
Ic, ,!Cc1 uaiii ;:c purchase price is fully paid,
CHI ~, !. stuart, CONS. Of Sale
). EEi.'il as BEACH, ' 1 'A'N
E:9:' Th ;hocc SAL is po tponed to MONDAY,
Msy 3'st. myS cots
oY y!R uE OF ), DECREE of the Corporation
Z GGGr; 81 IN. cit' Or Alexandria rendered On
,l.r ..,G day oi april, $50 in the chanccry cause
.ir!rI depending 0f i'h irlcs L. Steiner and wife
aga!.s: = u. ntham and others, the undCrsigu-
cd will Sell III public auction to the highest bid
der. IN front "i the koval street entrance to the
Market TuidiEg &c II clock m. on SATUR-
DAY. he 10Th cay OF Nay, 1886, the following
property, 10 wit:
%. /. LOT OT GROUND Oh the west side OF
Lee street hnt tvecn King and Prince Streets i'm
pr"rr by Il !rick blacksmith shop, fronting on
Lcr strayt 20 feet inches, or less, and 123
feet !, i,chcs. less. deep.
-. =. !.Or Of GROUND on the north Of the
la.t.icsrrib.,i. improved by LARGE BRICK
DWELLING. f."rting on lee street n feet and
SIS fact 9 :,ci's, itci..
40. ). Lot OF GROUND on the cast side of
Fairfax street. between King AID Prince streets.
fronting G;. Fairfax street 81 feet inches, a:d
i:J fee. 8 inches deep
no. !. 80! az GROUND on tho south side of
Duke street. b-iwccn Fairfax and Lee streets.
fronting luke street ~ 1912 feet, aud
81 81 Il feet deep
SO. >. lot OF GRuUND adj lining on the
west OF tho las described improved by hand.
some ihlCE DNELLlNG, fronting on Duke
stree: - 10 Il icct, and 81 G.12 feet deep
Terms It Sale One-third of the purchase mon
cy cash ii the sale, and the residue payable i'll
three equal instamcnts at six, twelve and eight
cen months from the day of sale the bonds of the
security FOR the deferred payments, and to bear
intcrcs, at Fix rc: ccntum per annum from day Of
s"lo till paid aud the title to the property retain
cl until the whole purchase money is paid.
JAMES K. CATION,
Commi sioncr Of Sale
! T.h = Beach Clerk of the CORPORATION Court
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1886-05-24

WHOLESALE GROCERS.
GENERAL COMMISSION MERCHANTS
And Dealers in
ALL KINDS OF LIQUORS,
Have hand GIBSON'S Xxx, XXX. XEXX.
and PURE OLD RYE, OLD CABINET and
MONOGRAM WHISkIES; also BAKERS and
THOMPSON'S PURE RYE HHISKIES to which
they invite the attention OF the trade
Orders from the country foT merchandise shall
receive prompt attention.
Consi ignments Of Flour, Grain and Country Pro-
2uce solicited, for which they guarantee the high-
ost market prices and promps rctuIns.
Northeast corner Of Cameron and Royal streets
scp14 Alexandria, Va.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1886-05-24
AUCTION SALES.
BY Green 81 Wise. Auctioneers.


| RY VIRTUE OF DEGREES of tho Circuit Court
! - OF Alexandria county, Va, rendered al its
November term, 1892, and its May term. 1885.
! in the chancery suit of H. Magruder vs. Annie G.
Hume ct ais. the undersigned, commi ssioncrs of
sale, will, on SATURDAY, May % 1856 II -
o'clock noon in front of the Fairfax street en-
trance to the Corporation Court room, in the city
of Alexandria offer for sale Mt public auction if
not sold on private terms prior to that date, the
following property, viz
TRACT of about TWO ACRES OF LAND,
beginning on the south side OF tho Columbia turn
pike, in Alexandria county Va, about 80 poles
and 5 links from tue northwest corner OF the ori-
ginal tract of 3S acres, as surveyed for James r
Close by Oliver Cox in 1866 and running thence
with said turnpike north 80 cast poles ! links;
thence south 9lbo east about 81 u poles 10 the in
tersection of Closes line thence south 81 west
5 poles and 20 links thence north 9la0 west To
the beginning, with the privilege OF a lame II
feet wide along the west side of said tract the
intersection of Closes line, and all the otncr
rights and privileges TO the same belonging.
The commissioners authorized :" receive
private offers for the land.
Terms Of Sale: Ten per cent oi L!.c purch:t.c
money to be paid in cash on the day Of sale, ann
the remainder III three equal insalments at six,
twelve AID c shteen months from the day OF sale
bearing six per cent. interest and 10 he sccnrcl
by tho bonds of tho purchaser with good pcrson-l
security, and retention OF the title until the
fully paid.
Gf0i Gf1nAy 4; MHsHBAcH, I F'XI CONS. of Sale.
l, Benjamin Austin. clerk of the Circuit Court
of Alexandria county, do certify that the bond
required b the statute has been given By g. !.
Mushbach, one of the Commissioners Of Sale.
ap22 wiz BENZ. AUSTlSCcrk.
Bc:S' The above sale is postponed till SiTUE-
DAY, May ~, Al the SAINT hOur aud place
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1886-02-19
Court Proceedings.

The circuit Court for Cecil county
met according to adjournment at 10
o'clock A. NJ on Tuesday tn inst
The first case was an lnquisition on
Hiram K. McCush, whom a jury found
to be pauper and insane.
The case of George p Whitaker Co.
VS.. John E Jackson was taken up.
This was replevin suit to recover
damages estimated by jackson by rea-
son of plaintiffs cattle braking into his
oats field. The defence was that the
cattle broke through defendants fence
which was not good one. Alexander
Evans and Albert Constable for plain
tiff; Jones and Aaines for defendant.
The case occupied the Court until
Friday at noon, when it was given to
the jury, which rendered verdict Of
one cent damage for Whitaker.
The case of the Grover & Baker
Sewing Machine Co. VS.. VIM. P. Rad
clrffe, garnishee Of James Benge and
John Benge, was then taken up.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1886-02-19
The Cochrane Creamery Co.

This company held its annual
election for officers on the lst inst
and the following is the report Of the
superintendent for January, as pub.
lished in the Press.
"The Superintendent reported
January's work ings, commencing on
New Year day. as follows: 6S.573
quarts of milk received. 1911 pounds
ofbutte made. $3.50 pounds of cheese
made. s rs quarts OF milk required
to make pound of butter, and it
was agreed to pay 81 cents per quart
for milk.
This result is very flattering. The
creamery had been burned down on
October 25. rebuilt anew. had been
idle 10 weeks. The cream was sep,
arated with Danish Western
Is inch separator driven by small
Burnham automatic engine. The
cheese making did not commence I'M
til January 9Th. and all Of the milk
was not make up "quife a number
of the farmers take skim milk home
to feed calves they are raising. Far.
mers are becoming aware that they
want good cows. Good cows make
good milk. good milk properly taken
care of makes good butter, good but.
ter brings go~d prices, and farmers
are better paid for their dairy pro-
duct. Farmers make note of this"
This is just the advice we have
been urging on our farmers ever week.
Stop so much blowing and turn at.
tention to grass, good cows. good but
ter and cheese and q good creamery
to manufacture it. We have the best
of butter COWS. The expense Of get.
ting them has heen incurred. We
have the best lands for sweet past
ures. A little organizing. a slight
change of routine work on the farms,
and far more profitable agriculture
will prevail in this section of country
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1886-02-19
TIE MlDLAND JOURNAL.

The store of r G. Porter, at Cherry
Hill, was burglarized on Friday night
and number of watches aud revolv.
ers stolen therefrom. There is no clue
to the burglars.
Messrs. Charsha and A. r. Ma
graw advertise large public sale of
fine stock and farm machinery. to be
held on the premises of Mr.. Magraw
on March 18th. Mr.. Magraw's Jer
sey stock Southdow,n sheep and Berk-
shire pigs are of superior excellence.
and farmers should not let this up.
portunity pass without securing some
of these high bred animals.
The Elkton papers announce
david Orr Post No. 80 G. A. r.,
of Port Deposit, will hold a Wash.
ington's birthday ball in Odd Fellows
Hall, on MONDAY evening, 22nd in
slant. Post S. V. Commander.in
Chief, VIM. E. w. Ross, and others
from Baltimore will be present and
participate"
We think there is grain of doubt
about this.
MIR. W. Grason, who believes in
taking time by the forelock and
pushing business early. has thrown
his flag to the breeze this week, and
announces his purpose to furnish
farmers with the best drill on the
planet; also wagons ofthe best make
and not forgetting the needs of the
better half's special province he runs
a full line Of furniture, Mattresses,
pillows etc. etc. "The early bird
catches the worm"
William Stackhouse, son Of Will
liam X. Stackhouse, of Elk Neck, was
committed to Jail on Saturday last in
defau of surety to keep the peace
towards his father, but was snbse-
qnently released on his promise to
leave the state. which he did. Young
Stackhouse has served a term in the
Maryland penitentiary for stealing q
lot of decovs from a citizen of Har
ford county, and has a bad reputation.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1886-02-19
Public aalM

Feb. a7.-M. J. Saunders ct Liberty Grove, farm,
farm stock. implements and household goods.
Feb. 23d.-Jas. T. Clendenin, agt
for Mrs. Rebecca Clendenin, farm
stock etc.
Feb. 26.-W. II. Abrams. Slicer farm miles
from Nerth East. large number Of we'll bred
horses and Jersey cattle.
March -Chss.M. Keilholts near Hopewsn. horses,
cows. farm implements and household goods
March IL. W. Reynolds at "Kidd's Purchase
farm. valuable farm stock, implem ents and ma
chinery.
March 4.-Thomas Kirk near Conowingo. horses
mules cows, ne imported Jersey bull, and
farming utensils.
March 6th-.J R. Wiley, agt. for A. B
Wiley, will sell farm stock, nipple.
ments ETC. near lakewood, in 9Th
dis riot
March Ill. H. Charsha and A. R. Magraw.
mules. oxen, Registered Jersey stock, south
down sheep. Berkshire hogs. and large lot OF
farm machinery.