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Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1889-06-14

The aERALD'S CrItlcis1yas Justified
ane It's COURSE ia the Past Sustained
Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1889-06-14
/. oTIcE OF F1NA,. p,.
Notice of Hearing. United St,to.
IN flee at Mitchell 1%a Dakota April e. ls sand

r ,slo r1ans Mfpyaefs sna Clint j. W.
mor,sass Co. of Hun England, Henry Faris
Involving. ID. S. also, and pr. each 49,.
p. Nj. ~ u w /,
notice OF HEARING
TO each OF the above named parties
The above described entry. having been ,.,.
sioner of the general land Office, dated JIanns.
A. 1888 charging that claimant never estah hsary
or cultivated as alleged in final proof, that uuoi r.;
law has not been e complied with and that E s
final proof; and upon the application l of tn
cntryman, David II. Mo'hershaugh A heariin,ee
was ordered. by commissioners letter Mpn
Jan IA. 1888. OF
Now therefore, in obedience to the author
summoned to appear before tic Register r sny
Rerelver OF the ~, U; s. land office at Siitchnaa
ing said allegations N'"ecrir
TT. S1NG1srR
H"jif Receiver
Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1889-06-14

We printed 200 bills for MI. Hills
sale at the Springs on Saturday, June
Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1889-06-14

Mrs Whitney will be deputy regis
ter and county clerk eS-o9ilcio hese-
Daily Republican., 1889-02-06
A Handsome Gallery.

Harry Butcher, although but q young
ster In the Photographic business, having
been carrying on the same for little ovei
so months, from very small beginning,
locating at No. 81 Market street, where
his business has been constantly on the
increase from the ilrst day when he open
ed his doors to the public, until 1t has
grown TO such large proportions that he
was compelled to look for larger quarters
so as to accommodate his large class of
patrons. So he looked around our city,
and finally leased the rooms No. 20 Mar
ket street, formerly occupied by the Gar
retts, his tutors In the mystic art of pho
Biography. The entrance TO the gallery
from the street has been made very at
tractive, two elegant show cases occupy
ing space on each side OF the door,
which are filled with specimens Of Mr..
Bucher's work. The second story front
room is used as reception room. Hand
some draperies have been placed over the
windows, white marble clock aud num-
eIous bric-a-brac occupy the shelf at the
eide of the room, while hanging on the
walls and placed around the room on
easels are numerous specimens Of crayon
work as executed by this artlst
The room has been entirely re-pAinted,
i1-pAIciSu III utW hlu nduubOillo ut-
signs, while unique rugs cover the floor
The rugs are worthy OF especial mention,
being something new and novel in their
designs. The gallery has been fitted up
with an eye TO beauty and the cost has
been only secondary consideration. The
ladies' toilet room 10 easy OF access from
the reception room aud fitted up with all
convenienees. The operating room is To-
Gated at the rear and has one OF the finest
| lights IN the city Pictures can be .aken
here In all kinds of weather. A new
combination chair for sitteIs has bten in
troduced and II IL one OF the completes,
things in the chair kind we have ever
seen. 1t can be adjusted in every con.
ceivable manner, and then babies pie
lures can be taken either laughing OF
crying, II don't matter which. The I'm
ishing and printing is done on the third
Hoor where he has everything arranged
to do the finest work In an expeditions
manner. The appliances in his gallery
are all new, and first class and artistic
work OF the very finest Kind can he done
| BY him.
Daily Republican., 1889-02-06

The 6rst grand sOc,abe of the 2J's will
be held IN Cooney Il Mulrine's academy
on Friday evening.
The second grand sociable of the b. Y.
X ID. L. Will he held at Rosstcr y Riley L
academy on Friday evening.
The Z. l.. Martin Democratic Club will
give their sixth annual ball in Sewer *
Jacobs dancing academy, Tatnall street
above Eighth, on Friday evening, Febru-
airy Is.
The second reception of the Corista
Assembly will be held in Cooney * Null
rine's academy on Friday evening, Feb
ruary 49,
The first grand reception of the r. Y.
NJ. Association will be held In the Wee
caeoe Hail on Friday evening, February
Is.
The first grand reception Of the Dolphin
Social Club will he held in Coouey "
hulnne's academy on Wednesday even
ing, February 20
The Washington 8. F. y. q II. & L.
Co., No 2, will hold their annual ball AZ
the Clayton House Gu Friday evening,
February %
The Rebman Library Association will
hold their third annual reception IN the
Institute Hall on Wednesday evening,
February n.
On Friday evening, March /, the Ner.
tune social Club wi give their fifth graz
reception In Institute Hall.
Co, Y, Pustles Rifles, will give theii
grand annual dress drill and reception II
| Wehster's dancing academy on Friday
evening, March /.
The Rose Bud Assembly will give thei
reception In kossiter ~ Riley's academ,
on Tuesday evening, March 5. 49,.
Daily Republican., 1889-02-06

DUBLlC SALE.
- tbs Hnhscrtler intending 70 change HI
present mode ~ farmiug, VIII sell AZ public
Delaware on
TQIJpanAv EupuuAuy 1881
=, ~ .,s,osr - '''
a u.x.. .vv,o.cioeAs D. m.s
shorsss ave Soiu ,ss,A,..
rhnR AFofrel horse, hanus nlkhn XIV,
Meikhs ipg POUNDS, years OLD perieetl.
sonnu' ahIstctats tamtly lINet or mafAe'
morse s"itnout suit % biemlsh; ,....
= SeAinm. Wy h9rse, 70 nshus MN,
years olul ayery EoQd driver anu bfvlnls-
ing Young morse. sired by ChrisuAha BOY. :,
N9s. sapd are pair oi black mhien 10
nrst,ela,s isrin team, sound anu All rEht anu
Nos. and Q. A sorrei and brown mare, :
Daily Republican., 1889-02-06

Mems prime waterproof boots,
worth S.; we sell now FOR ST.
Mems waterproof boots, worth
81; we sell now for s..
Mems extra prime kip boots,
worth $3.50; we sell now for
$3.50.
Mems coarse boots, worth S2.7;;
we sell now for So.
A lot Of Mems coarse boots Of
several different good makes,
$3.50, sI.75 and $500.
Boys prime kip boots, worth
$3.50; we sell now for S2.oo.
Boys prime kip boots, worth
S2.2s; we sell now for SIS,
A lot OF boys coarse boots Of
several different good makes.
SLIPS and $3.50.
Mems calf boots, sI.7s, $500
and $3.50.
The reason for such slashing
in prices are, that we have not
the convenient room to properly
display coarse boots and have
determined to quit keeping them
after this season.
Fine and medium grades of
seasonablc footwear for men and
women, boys and girls.
Daily Republican., 1889-02-06

The control of the prison van is now
placed in the hands Of the sheriff,
where 1t properly belongs, and it is to
be supposed that hereafter the pIis-
oners will be In court when they are
wanted. There was long wait last
Monday afternoon because the pris.
Oners had not been brought over, and
as soon as the court learned the cause,
complaint was made to the Levy Court,
and that body Immediately surrender
ed the control of the van to the sheriff.
Heretofore there seems TO have been a
conflict of authority, as Peter Pagan,
who conveys the prisoners to and
from the Jail, maintained that as be
was employed by the Levy Court, he
was not obliged to take any order:
from the sheriff, and the consequence
was that he seems to have brought til,
prisoners just whenever it suited htl
convenience, In justice to Pagan, /
is SAID that he complains a having I,
wait for the prisoners when he goes +
New Castle.
Daily Republican., 1889-02-06

DUBLIC SALE.
Il VIII he sold at Public sale, on the u. =.
Booth farm; on the road leaiing from llaTe's
Corner to Chrlstlana, On
THURSDAY. FEBRUARY II, 80,
at II O'Clock, a. M,

10 Head Of Good Horses.
No. !. Lucy, roam mare, coming 4 years
old, well broken single and double, d mum Der
No. 7: L,Ehtroot, sorrel mare. coming 8
We rs Old, good worker and driver, safe Tor
No r. Myrtle, bay mare, coming years
old, very handsome, fun sister TO Lucy.
No. I. rinc bay horse, coming wears
G Gif G0oi worker aud driver sale for lady to
No. s. Dick, sorrel horse, 10 years old
No. O, sorIel mare, II years old good road
Nos. Z, S, Q, and ~. Y,arlins colts, OF
good stock, Of them are mare colts.
Niue Good Cows, The most OF them with
oulyss by their sides, tbs others Close SPRING.
Bulls; one fat bpll, viii weigl, about 10 o
pounds; stock buli thoroughbred Dur
twenty Y Head Of Hogs ami Shoats; two
larR brood sows wit pig, one boar Of good
stock.
Farming Implements: . farm wagons, OK
| cart, sulkY euluyaiors, several hand Guilt
yhtDTs horse cultiVator. Even 2-rOHe I'd
| orn planter IN good order, 32-hOrse pluRs, q
| pair Of twin harrow francs, ! farm roller,
! rood feed cutters, corn shelter, II long ladder,
| jump scat tarrlgge, Jaeger wagon, buggy,
! 2 slelghs and bells, | sarrlage pole, ! large
| In IN bell, sets ofiead harness, set cart har-
| nCFs, set single carriage harness lot pillow
hGrntss. forks, rake sl.nyels, &c. Eq- pot!-
toes by the hushel, and Cabbage ny the head,
psirs . new twin lurruw frames.
Huus,h nod Goods; pariOr stove, lounges,
ehurs. tables carpets and other articles. Also
half Interest "a Is acres OF wheat In the grount
looking we'll
all over that amount credit OF ten months,
N purchaser giving a bank able not1 with al
approved sndorser.
Also ~ the same time aud place, will sci
knewn at ale. HENRY sTAFFoRD.
Nm, j. I.ank, auctioneer. l29-wts-f.dts
Daily Republican., 1889-02-06

Some OF the cases that come before
the county court are the best argu-
ments that can be used In favor of in,
creasing the jurisdiction of the city
court. Yesterday man was indicted
for the larceny Of IL bed quilt, valued
at 81, while another was called upon
70 plead to an indictment charging
him with the larceny OF can of tome.
toes, valued at 10 cents. In another
instance it was shown that a man had
been lyingi In jail for some time on a
charge OF carrying concealed deadly
weapon. The upper court should not
be troubled with these petty cases,
which, in each instance, are a great
expense to the State. All such cases,
including misdemeRnors Of all kinds,
could and should be tried in the city
court and disposed Of at once. A ses
Daily Republican., 1889-02-06

While the Secretary OF the Navy
has been busy in building shipe, with
money furnished by the previous Re
publican administration, it Is now
learned that very little has been done
'NtnEard furnishing guns tor them, CON
sequently the vessels would, In the
event Of war, be of but little use.
The United States is far behind all
other nations in gun building, aud it IL
hoped that the incoming administra
ton will give more attention to ibis
very important matter. There are
several gun i0undTies established in
this country, but TO prove successful
they must receive the support and en-.
enlargement Of the government. There
has been so many changes and i'm
provements In the science OF war with
In few years that the guns useC
during the war for the suppression O
the rebellion would be OF but little U.S.
now, and it seems about time that thu
-act was recognized by our govern
ment.
Daily Republican., 1889-02-06

1t is hoped that the Legislature will
take some sct'on toward buying the
county building at Hares Corner TOR &
State Insane Asylum. This is far
more important matter than new
State House at Dover, as no one is
suffering Tor the want Of the latter,
while there is every reason 10 believe
that there are number OF insane per-
sons in Kent and Sussex counties who
are suffering for the want OF better
accommodations than are afforded in
the almshouses. An almshouso is not
by any means the proper place for ID,
sane persons, and those poor creatures
who are bereit of their reason should
have care and attention which they
cannot receive in any other place thar
an asylum, in charge OF persons OF eX
perience in diseases OF the mind. Al
Institution Of this kind is badly neede.
and the State will never have bette
opportunity Of obtaining one than tn
PRESENT.
Daily Republican., 1889-02-06
WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 0, 1889.
IA special commission, appointed b,

|, A special commission, appointed by
the Massachusetts Legislature, has
made report in favor OF abolishlng
all railroad grade crossings in that
State. According to their report there
are 2, $50 such crossings in the State,
of which 1893 are unprotected by
gates, flags or bells, The commission
very wisely says that the expense oil
abolishlug these crossings Is likely 10
grow greater each year that II Is put
of, and therefore are of the opinion
that "if steps are 10 be taken for then
gradual abolition, the first thing TO bt
done is TO stop making new ones :
This is certainly a wise policy, and one
that should be adopted by every State
The majority Of grade crossings srt
sources OF danger, and they should b'
got rid Of as soon as possible. A NOV,
Is being made In this direction in some
parts OF Pennsylvania, in which the
railroad companies are cooperating
and there is no good reason why SINH
lar action should not be taken at leas
in the cities Of every State.
Daily Republican., 1889-02-06
DUBLIC SALE-THE SUBSCRI-
Il her quitting the farming business, win sell
at pnbllG sale, near Iron Hin STATEN, r., W,
4 H. X. H., three miles from Neward,
FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 8, 1889,


All 0 clOcA, p. M. sharp,
Ills entire stock and farming utensils, as fol
driver and speedy, colt coming years old,
yer promising, Thoroughbred Jersey cows
sale dearborn with lock, l lagRer wagon,
falling tip brggy, I carriage pole, sleigh, /
ole W p VIZ harl rI In paie ,, I2p axle
riding cultiyator, Thomas smoothing har-
row with seat / Planet Jr, .culliyatoT sud all
Gem hand ltlvptor, / twO-hoTse Gale piow,
one-norse tale pow, inarkin out pfOw. /
separatoT and i fln p SIg corn heller Win
ter, and Sitter, for hand OF power; i Eahoon
SEED aver grlndstone, 4 marking out poles
lead harness, ret heavy d arborn harness. 2
sets carriage harnes / set double carriage
na,ae intayy nets 2carrlage Ny nets,
gle aud double lines, hand holders, Nj CIei.
Ian riding saddle, riding birdie, machine
Tor Tor cracking corn pnd oyster shells, / wire
streteher' pairs pruning shears
ehoppinsiaxes, broad axe, gru6 hoe, pick
ss oqtp hot; corn hoes, ahosels, spades
Knives, lightning hay knife pot rsmm ne :
aud double tees, neck yOkts, cleyires, lad
ders, step ladder COW chsins, wood saws and
noase s, aY r saw tsTred roEe wood bench
Green sitter fruit dryers, lot Of rubber hose,
windOw and dsor screenes, douhie pulley,
half peck measures, horsc buckets, fshinS
gig, berry crates ana boxes, peach baskets
Dlshel bisket, egg crate, hot-bsd sash, grain
bh9s old and new; lap robes, horFe blankets
sleigh bells and chimes; tedsteads, bureau
bells chairs, Ice chest, cunboa d., iag ps
tahles, dishes, fruit ia ., stone Jars; curtains
carpets, mating, wash boiler. preserving
kettles sad irons, Spear antl-clinker and /
continental pa,ior stove, oil stoves, coal
Kettles, 6-gall0n galvanized oil t,nk, oil
cans, Hover pots, flower stand. music box;
cream kettles, mix pans and buckets, churn
butter howl and prints; lot OF hooks; corn and
oats by the bush |, feed chests lnIxinp
trough, lot Of straw, 25 pair Of chickens, Ioi
ofnew boards, and many other ar .icies TOO
numerous to mention. All the farming linz
Terms: All Gums Of so and under cash; over
inst amount credit oil months on purchaser
ElNiNinR bankable note with an approved
endoISer WM T.. Perkins,.
l.. W. stldham Son, Auetioneers.
i2i-Itw-ltd
Daily Republican., 1889-02-06

THE WILMINGTON REPUBLICAN.

nyou wish to keep
posted in the sale line
be sure to watch the
advertising columns Of
the REPUBLICAN,.
The Farmers Index
in New Castle county
is beginning to fill up
its columns with the
annual public sales.
Numerous farmers
making a change of
base are offering their
stock, household and
farming implements at
public sale to the high
est bidder.
Ifyou have a sale
be sure to advertise it
in the REPUBLICAN,
and you will thereby
make money by so do
ing. Our Wilmington
merchants would do
well by using its col
umns to let our coun-
try subscribers know
what they have to off
err in the way Of real
genuine bargains, The
REPUBLICAN office will
be pleased to print
your DlIlS ana circulars
Of sale. Be sure to
purchase a copy Of the
weekly REPUBLICAN,
which has been great
ly enlarged, and inn
proved, and send it to
your friends outside of
the city and state,
Copies already for
mailing 5 cents; one
year $500 in advance.
Daily Republican., 1889-02-06

The Legislature has now been in
session over month, but the only i'm
portant business transacted thus far
has been the election Of United States
Senator. There is host of other
business that should be attended to,
and II it Is the intention to do any Of
il, Il is pretty near time q commence
ment was made. We are still of the
opinion that but very little will be &C
complished al the present session, but
It is the duty OF the Republicans to
pass those measures 10 which the party
is pledged, and then let the Democrats
assume the responsibility of defeating
them. Prominent among these is thai
of calling q constitutional convention,
and the question OF local option and
high license. The Republican party
last May pledged Itself to support
these measures, and this pledge was
accepted and reafflrmed by the con.
vention which met in August, there.
fore the party cannot afford to ignore
them, and an effort should be made to
show the people that Republican
platform is not meaningless docu.
ment.
Daily Republican., 1889-02-06
THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 7, $50,
Ut O'el0ek, .. m,

Two good work or driving Horse; head oil
good mllch Cows, Gome spTiuglns ard some
with calves by their sides; one yearliug Heif-
er; ote year old linll; good Shpats; one
brood 500; Npalr of Chickens Turkey
Hens: one pair Of Gulneas,
Champion combined reaper and mOweri
champion ian, one-horse rake, nearly new;
2pluWs; 2hukes: pair twin harrOws: corn
thei'er, cart, market dearborn, .trotting wGg-
on, cArriaR sleigh, double and single trees,
grlndstOne, forks, shoyeli, hoes, pickR, cross.
cut saw, one 20 TO- lsdder, post boring ma
chine with l-2 inch anger, hand rake, ray
knife, post digger, sausage cutter. beam and
scale1, feed chest and scalding tub. Har-
ness: Set Of double wagon harnest, nearly
new set OF light harness, set Of dear born
Harmless, brides, collars, double and single
sets OF pillow harness, SET Of cart harness. set
Of leading chains. Dairy Fixtures pans,
charns, two quart Xix churns and many
other articles too numerous to mention: hay
and straw by the ton, corn and polatoes,by the
bushel, a LOT Of post and rails.
Terms: All sums of 40 and under cash, all
over that amount credit OF six months, on
purchaser giving hankabie ncte with ap.
Prov 4 ensorser, JOHN DOUGHFRTY.
l.. W. siidham Sen, Auct. jsO-itw-3td
Daily Republican., 1889-02-06
: HORSES /!

No. /. sorrsl mare, Sadie. 0years old;
80, ~, Z sottsl stHihon, Dexter, Of excellent
Nos, bark Bay Horse, Nlmrod, years old,
No; ). psrk bun Mare, Maggie, win colt BY
No. 9; DUN Mare, Rosa, colt by her side, IS
Twelve milk cows. all home raised stock,
fresh aud others sprlngiag; heifer, years,
sntinginE heller, year old. One Durham
Twelve tone OF Timothy hay, seif.binding
osborne osborn machine; In Sood condition; farm
harrows, cuitivators, Iron Age cultlyator,
with all extras oliver Chilled piow, Syracuse
ierillizer drill. nearly new; mower and rea-
per, In good repair sets double trees, 80
bushels Of prime oats, J, go bushels OF corn on
| the ear; grain fan, nearly new; 1 moving
Ithsa, Erindstone, one horse Syracuse ploH
no-iop Dearborn, carriage tongue, barn
nure forks, 7corn knives, 3 gaiden hoes, ~
nushel feed box, 50 pounds Of tar rope yarn,
wagon hsrnes., . sets pillow harness, set driv.
riin na saSa 70. eStry combs aud 1rushel;
mix ehuTns, s serving cans, pans, hucka Is
and All dairy hxtnTes, closed, side opening
FoSse Safrss cider Vnessr S SssTt % oa
Household and Kitchen furniture; Beds, bed
s,eads epd bedding ehairs, tablss, bureaus,
carpet Z, yards, rag carpet, iaffe siiebosid
| t"rkey hens, Robhlers, paits guincas, large
| dalri table, large dog kennel. buffalo robe.
| wire chicken coop, hy nets, nearly new:
| chicken coops, turkey coops, % ginln bags,
x acres OF wheat IN the ground, 10 foot ladder,
new and many other articles TOO numerous Il
| mention.
Terms - All sums Of ~ and under cash, an
| over that amount credit of seven months, on
purchater giving a bankAhle note with an an.
proved endUrsCr, MARY A, MILES
| jA-3tW-2 T. Q, Cd
Daily Republican., 1889-02-06

sion OF this court, with the City Judge,
the Mayor and q Justice Of the Peace
on the bench, could be held weekly,
and would be much less expensive
than the present system.
Daily Republican., 1889-02-06
RALTIMoRE & OHIO RAILROAD.

BALTIMORE & OHIO RAILROAD.
TRAINS LEAyE DEr kWARE AVE. De
'Erpre,s I'LL EAST BOUND.
phiisasighla, week days, % 20. $40, J 90.
I @'ss % = %, 40 ~ y y, m; .ia %, %,
Fhilsd.lphi:.' Sundays, s ~ T. 10y 90 @ 81.
10 20, . 80, . 10. 20 40, $50 p u. ~ ~
s';,s i' !. st e. e e. g. a. T. IS s.
u I, u, z N; aia 20. ! %, 800, ssh 'ssS tss,
WEST BOUND.
BAlnmors and Warrington, 500. sil o.
M aN, y 20 m; az 10 nixht, All daily.
90 = N daily except Sunday.
gaicaSo ana Fittsouts, sia 70 night 'b2s
Uinoinnsti snd ST. Louis. III 81. q m and
siuEsriy accommodation. I 20 and IL 10 D
LsndsnbsrS Accommodation, week days,
II 90 . M 2At and b2Sp nj sundays, SsO
TR e rs tsEaee MARKET ST, STATION.
SUNDAY. Fsr BaiIllnore, ia. m. and s. IS H.
N, daily, 40 y. M, daily, except sunday.
!. IS o. m. daily. except sunday; .. IS a, m. A en-
Sunday onlyi b,lbp. M. daily,
PitsburG and Chicago express daily. b.i5
LEAVE PHILADELPHIA FOR WHINING.
Daily, 'l2.o5 .. m, -s.so, 1000 'n.oa a. M,
~ "a Noon i9 20 400, A.3o. f.sa cal 100
,bsiiy, except sunday. $50 aud 7.as a, n..
Teiephone. No. los. A'
Hates 70 weatern points lower than via any
a.n sG ~. AGENT W. u sS SaaanE aSas:r
Daily Republican., 1889-02-06
ON SATURDAY, FEBRUARY Q, lss


Three well located dwellings and one store
and dwelling,
No 10 Lombard atrvtt, with rooms All |
bath, hot and cold water, undeTdrainea and
Ia coed order. Lot lsxS2.S feet.
No. 2. rwO-stOry brick house, No. 1901 \
Lombard street, with looms and Kitchen hui
aud cold water, underdInined, nicely paIGTtd,
with private alley; lot l2Es feet.
No. 3. Three-stury brick house, No. SCI
Madison 81 oct with 10 rooms AID bath, hot
and old water. frgaI and rack stairway, and
paperch throughout, Lot idA72ftot, with pri-
waite alley.
No. 4. Three. story brick house, No. 1888 W.
Fourth ST.. with rooms snd b,th, hot and
cola water, front and back stairway and In
excellent order: lot laNTi IT,
beginning with No. I, alta O'Clock, n. M,
| No, u Immediately altar, No. . at o'clCcs
| ana No I, al .. IS O'Clock,
Iht above properties ara nearly new, well
loeAttd In good order and well worthy The at
| teItlOn Ofany person wishing good hone In
| "a pleasant location.
Daily Republican., 1889-02-06
-NifN'
@ -HOR sES.- Tn

No. Queen, sorrel mare with foal, 10 years
No. ?. May, sorrel marc years old, Both
good workers and extra drivers.
No. 2. fwo-Yeaf old colt, good stock.
kishl hca of nilcn cows, sOmu milking and
others sprnStIE 2 sowg wlil farrow By the
2nth, boar hog, ali Folan thlua pure STOCK
htiAets, lop buggy, market Run, dug
out wagon, farm wagon ! south Bend plI W.
. entilyainrs with Attachments Tor covering
corn, little Diamond sulk cultlyatOr with
attAchnvni for marking corn grunnd, sleigh
corn shelter, sets earlifFv harness, I set
wagon h'rnes4, set pos harness | Mesiing-
house cnEiae IL horse puwcr, ~ inch stpren'E
grain lhrashCr, In complete order, / Joliet 4
h lie corn shel e., leather belt, lgi ftet iang
81 IL rhes Wild gam hclt, 500 feet long M
ches wide, new; circular saw and frame.
Of small belis, set truck wheels, / wheel
barrow, forks, rakes, sh Nels hoes auh many
other tanning hcGsils not mentioned. One
CUPBOARD, stove churn, lot OF milk nans
burhe!s, half bubhel and half peek me- sur q
{ ed chest, lot Of barrels acres wheat In
ground, aud many other articles too tedious 10
IA utlOn.
Terms:-All sums Of slDand under each all
sums over that amount - ere Il OF SIN uth-
viii be given by purchase VINlag A h4nkablu
uU,e with approved security, Inter- 81 added.
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W. i. Dayett, Aueiioncer. igiw3