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The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-03-30
WASHINGTON NEWS.
PRESIDENTIAL NOMINATIONS SENT TO
THE SENATE.
THE APPOINTMENT OFANOTHER
VIRGINIA POSTMASTER
MURAT HtLSTEAD's NOMINATION.
DISCUSSED IN THE SENATE.
Resignation of an Interstate Commerce
Commissioner-A Nirginian Resigns an
tnice->ecret Session of the senate.
Other Telegrsphic News.

WAsHfNGToN, ID. C., March e9.-The
President to-day sent the following nomi-
nations ia the Senate Robert Adams,
Jr, of Pennsylvania, to be Minister to
Brazil; Lanzing b. Miner, Of California,
TO be Minister to the Central American
States; William L. Scruggs, of Georgia,
To be Minister 10 Venezuela; William O..
Bradley. of Kentucky, to be Slinister-res-
ideni and Consul-General to Corea; Geo.
Chandler, OF Kansas, to 5e First Assist
ant Secretary of the Interior; Sion a.
Donnells, of Georgia, to be United States
Attorney for the Northern district of
Georgia William : Upton, Of Tennes-
see, TO be United States Marshal for the
Eastern district of Tennessee.
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, p...srgerrrain Goe, Through Bridge.

MoBERLY, Mo-, March ga passen-
ger train on the Ottumwa division OF the
Wabash Western Railway went through
a bridge near Queen City, Mo, last
night. piIng up the engine and three
coaches in ditch eight feet below.
John Arthur, the engineer, and Luther
Chamberlain, the fireman, both OF tins
city. were instantly killed. Charles
Hisle. mail agent, had his back injured
and W. L. Skinner, express messenger
had leg badly bruised. No passengers
were hurt. The piling had been burned
out during the night, causing the bridge
10 give way under the weight oi the
train
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A Brutal Husband

BUFFALO, n. Y. March 29.-Wiliiam
Hort, 20 years OF age, living at 52G south
Division street, attacked his wife with
an axe this morning, and inflicted inju.
ries from which she will die. Hort and
his wife had lived unhappily of late.
They quarrelled this morning, and Hort
seized the axe and struck the woman
some forty blows With il. She was taken
10 the hospital in a dying condition.
HortWas arrested.
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SECRET SESSION OF THE SENATE.
Senators Throw Warm Words at Murat
Ual-t.ad.

ual-t.ad
WAsHrNGTON, ID. c., March 29--ln the
secret session this afternoon the nOmina.
ton Of Murat Halsiead TO he Minister to
Germany. was debated for three hours
The Republican Senators did most of the
talking, which was not of as interesting
or exciting nature as the debate Of
Yesterday.
Mir Teller made an attack on Mr. Hal
stead, quoting his published letter
against General Grant, written to Mr.
Chase at the time he was Secretary of
War
Mr. Spoouer made a speech in defense
of Mr. llalstead.
The debate was prolonged, apparently
with a view 60 OBTAINING final action on
the nomination.
The Senate finally adjourned without
voting on the motion of Senator Sher-
man 10 reconsider the vote by which the
nomination was rejected yesterday. 1t
is claimed by the friends Of Mr. Hal
stead tonight that Senators Blackburn,
Waithall. Ransom and possibly Eustis,
will vote for the confirmation of the
nomination when the time comes The
matter will be settled probably to-mor-
row.
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Mnrk ofthe Elames.

BRADFoBD. PA, March 20 The acid
works. situated near Mt Alton, owned
bv !. c Greenwald, Adam Wyman and
Slerns & Milligan, of this city, burned
about noon to-day. Loss estimated al
from $4,000 TO $4,000, insurance So
900
CHICAGO, March 29.-The six-story
brick building at IS to so north Clinton
street, occupied by several busines.
firms was entirely destroyed by fire to-
night. entailing a loss of about 1900, 600
EAST SAGINAW, March 29-The Ring
furniture mandatory was burned thi:
morning. Loss, $4,000; insurance light
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MRS. TAYLOR CONVICTED.
The Jury Found Her Guilty OF Murder In
the Second degree.

AccoMAcK COURTHOUSE, va, March
20.-The Jury in the case of Mrs. Nirgi-
mia TAYLOR, who has been on trial here
for five days upon the charge Of muir
dering her husband with poison, render
ed a verdict this afternoon, conyicting
Mrs. Taylor of murder in the second de-
gree. Her punishment was assessed al
i've wears in the penitentiary.
The jury stood all day eleven to con
Wet and one to acquit. Finally the OBJ
stinate one was converted and an agree
ment reached.
None of the jurors were at any time in
favor of hanging. The accused woman,
who has manifested no emotion through
ont the trial, took the verdict calmly I.
W. Russell counsel for Ms Taylor,
asked for an arrest of judgment until
Monday next, which was granted, and
that day has been set for the hearing OF
d motion for new trial.
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CNCINNAu, o.. March 29.-Murai
Halstead. the newly appointed minister
TO Germany, is confined al his home with
severe attack of erysipelas, a recur-
renee of an old malady. He does not
read his letters nor care to see visitors
His sickness has been kept secret for two
or three days past as he did not want
his wife and several members of his fam
ily who are now in Europe TO be IN
formed of the matter
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The Spanish Commercial! Union
mold. its First Meeting.

New YORK, March 20.--The newly
formed Spanish-American Commercial
Union held It's first public meeting at
DelmOnico's tonight, about 700 leading
representatives of commerce in this city
and elsewhere being present. Among
those present were ii. X. Thur
ber. t.. y. Jordan, c. y.
Bliss Hon. Warner Miller, W S Clyde,
+. Plumpier, F. X Hahn, and /. b.
Bartlett. Speeches were made, in which
statistics were presented showing the
vastness of the commerce OF Southern
countries. now vastly monOp0lized by
the English carrying trade. There was
a general sentiment in favor of granting
subsidies to American shipping, in order
10 divert this trade TO American hands.
A banquet preceded the addresses.
The following letter was read
EXECUTIVE MANSION,
"WAsHINGToN, d c., March 2s.
IS. Perer TRINA, Recording Secresary,
Nec York:
Dear Sir.-I have the honor TO ac.
knowledge the receipt OF your letter OF
March 26lh, extending TO me an invita-
ton TO he present at meeting at Del
monico's. the 2Sth instant, for the purpose
of organizing an association having IN
view the promotion Of closer commercial
relations between the people OF the
States and islands OF South America.
regret that cannot be present. but as
sure you that ! am in hearty sympathy
with every movement having in view the
object indicated. Very truly,
fBENJ. HARRISON"
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4 Circular From o'Donoyan Rosa,

NEW YORK. March 29--The J0afnal
saws that O'DOnoyan Rossa has issued a
call for @ convention of the friends of
Ireland 10 devise means 10 overflow the
English Government. In a circular adj
dressed 70 irishman reyoluiionisis,
Rosa declares that by the sword alone
Ireland can be free and that the dyna-
miters are anxious TO help any other
Irish revolutionists, no matter by what
means they propose to destroy.
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Providence, r. l., March 29-ln
Joint assembly the Legislature balloted
for United states Senator to-day Prior
to the meeting of the Senate and House,
the latter passed a resolution OF adjourn
mcnt from to-day over the State election
until April 2sth \ motion to take a
second ballot to-day was defeated by a
large majority The ballot resulted as
follows Dixon. 70 Wetmore, 80; Ar
mold. Is. Cnlt. B. Durfee. \ GOddard, 1.
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vOt. III.%""NUMBER 9l9

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The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-03-30

PHILADELPHIA. Penn, March 90
Prince Takihihito, Lieutenant Yashi,
and Lieutenant Baba, all of Japan, paid
a visit to Cramps ship-yard to-day and
inspected the Vesuyius. The visitors
were greatly delighted with the visit,
but, though pleased, expressed no sur
prise. The party goes to Washington 10
visit their legation and to call on fresi
dent Harrison tomorrow morning
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no.ne,ate FIGHT win Moonshiners.

LOUISVILLE, Ky, March ga letter
received from Prestonsburg, Knox
county, Ky, this afternoon, says that
Deputy United Marshal Russell Wire.
man and four revenue officers were fired
ON by a party Of moonshiners from
ambush last " ednesday and Wireman
was instantly killed The revenue
officers returned the fire and retreated,
but claimed TO have killed two moon
sinners
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The Cruiser Charleston Nearly Completed

SAN FRANCIsco, March 29.-1he
finishing touches are rapidly being put
on the cruiser Charleston. Owing to
the difficulty Of setting electrical appli-
ances. lights, signals, etc, it is stated the
trial trip has been postponed for fort
night and cannot take place April lst,
as previously announced. The main
engines have not yet been tested, but
probably will be tomorrow. The hoist
ing machinery was tested yesterday and
found 10 be satisfactory.
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A CINCINNATI TRAGEDY.
Young Man Deliberately browns a

A Young Man Deliberately browns a
Young Lady.
CNcrNNATI, O., March 2S.-Last
evening young couple boarded the
Cincinnati and Newport ferryboai al
the foot of Lawrence street When half
way across the river the lady rushed TO
the side of the boat, and as il was
thought. jumped into the river 1t de-
velopes that she was murdered by her
male companion. Several passengers
noticed the man push her into the water
and turn deliberately around and walk
into the cabin. The crowd rushed to the
door. and the man was lost in the jam.
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THE SENATE.
ualstcad'. Nomination Discussed. but no
Vote Taken.

nhi9tc4t Npuiihttipn bl,th-stns Dht no
Vote Taken.
WAsIINGTON, D. C., March 29-ln
the Senate to-day the resolution offered
by Mr. Sherman for the appointment Of
q committee 10 wait on the President and
inquire if he has any other business to
lay before the senate, was laid on the
table. subject 10 call.
Senators, sherman, Dawes, Allison,
Cullom Hampton. Eustis, ColQuitt and
ingalls, were appointed as the committee
60 attend the New York Centennial cele-
bratiOn
At tl.jj the Senate. on motion Of Mr.
Sherman, went into secret session, and
the nomination of Murat Halstead to be
Minister TO Germany was taken up and
discussed bur, without reaching vote,
tho Senate. at 4.j0 p. NJ, adjourned un-
al noon tomorrow.
The Senate. in secret session, confirmed
The following pOstmasters Robert A..
Paul, saltshurgh, Pa, and W. l.. Brand,
Salem Va.
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PILED Ills Reclamation.

WASHINGTON, ID. c., March 29.-Al-
dace T. Walker, interstate commerce
commissioner, this morning filed with the
President his resignation to take effect
April lst. He expects 10 go to Chicago
next week TO enter upon his duties as
chairman of the executive board OF the
interstate Commerce Railway Associa-
4.
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NEW YORK, March 29-Most Of the
members Of the Maritime Exchange have
about concluded that the steamship
Conserya has gone to the bottom. Her
agents here still persist, however, that
she is all right, and say they expect to
hear OF her arrival at Samona within the
next thirty-siX LOurs.
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BosroN. March 29-At special meet
ing OF stockholders Of the Thompson
Houston Electric Company next Tues.
day proposal TO increase the capital
stock from 81 100000 to OO,OOO will
he prespnted
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A Virginian Resigns once.

WASHINGTON, d. c., March 29.-Mr
Norman r. \. Robinson, of Virginia,
chief law clerk in the Office of the Attor
ney-GeDeral to-day resigned. Mr.. Rob
inson will enter upon the practice Of
law here.
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WAsHIYGroN, d. c.. March 29.-lda
shumate has been appointed postmaster
at Calverton, FauGuier county, Va, and
A. H. Myers at Eagle Rock, Botelourt
county. Va.
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THE HuGuENors used TAR, horehound
and wild cherry for coughs and colds
and with good effect, and their descend
ants continue to use the same In Dr
Dayid's Cough Syrup of tar; horehound
wild cherry cherry.
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CHARLOTTE, y. C., March 20 General
John 4. Young, postmaster OF Charlotte,
\. g., died to-day AT o'clock al his res
idence In this city.
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ADJUSTMENTS.
GRAND OPERA HOUSE, BROAD,
- CORNER OF EIGHTH STREET.

GEORGE \. Henderson,. Sole Manager.
Week commencing March 25th, the cele
brated actor MARLANDE CLARK + and his
own company will appear MONDAY. TUES
DAY. and WEDNESDAY in his wonderful
lmpersOnation.
DR.. JEKYLL AND MR.. HYDE.
THURSDAY. FRIDAY, aud SATURDAY,
JACK THE RIPPER; OR. THE WHITE
CHAPEL MYSTERY.
MATfNEES EVERY DAY.
Admission prices Mailuees, TO- -, and 25c.;
night. Is. 25. and Soc mh2b
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THE Ia7G,

established January, 1921,
vas absorbed BY The Daily
y;,nc> December -. fsss.
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nryAL 4 NoRroYs cELERRA.

nUNAL x NORTONS : CELEBRA-
- TED HOh0E TONiD,
Tor Horses Mules, Cattle. Sc Cures scratches
Iu dogs warranted 90 cure chicken and bDg
OlYleu. Read what those who have used Do
have fu say
george -. smith Alice. Hanover county
Va. Gays: Dutu s. AoIu,u'- Horse Tonic
ls flc best tonic iyc ever Used
u G.. Alosaut q, OH Church. Hanover
county. Va. says TOO much cannot bo said in
pfl.se ~ DuYal s. NOrtlu's Horse Tonic.
5oha g. Curtis. Warwick &. H.. Va, think
10 almost ndl-pensabie a. our raising hogs.
Jos. T. oarOw. Warwick, {. H.. Va. says I.
II l- the best remedy ] ever saw for chicken
cholera, az dozens Of my uclghbOr viii testify.
4. b. Campbell, MauagOnlck. King William
county. Va. ! had a valuable dog with
scfaiches which had give up 10 die Il few
doecs ~ the Tonic made complete cure.
Price - ard 70 cents ucr bottle. For sale
bj all druggists. Sample bottle by mail fOr
= cents ln stamps. l.. =. REEVE 4 CO.
Richmond Va.
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WEST VIRGINIA POLITICS.

4 Notice Of Contest served upon Governor
Jackson.
PMKERsHURG, W. VA, March 90
Charles b. Smith, Republican candidate
for Congress in this district, yesterday
served notice Of contest on James VI
Jackson, who holds the Governors GER
tifcate The notice contains the Off
cial returns of each county. For several
weeks Jackson has had lawyers hunting
UP evidence for him, but he declined to
talk.
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THE BOSTON
0ne-Price Clothing House,
1909 MAIN STREET,
SchWarzschi1d & Co.,
OPPOSITE POSTOFFICE.


By r. d. Chaiiin s Co., Auetioneeis. SC,
No. north Tenth street. Richmond. Va.
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D1SSOtt1fON.


EOR RENT-THE DESIRABLE
i residence. 40 2I06 East franklin, with
600 modern improvements Bath, Hut an
Cold Water. Apply on the premises.
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ruE DAILY TINES,

pobIi>hcd every day in the
year. and The ONLY Monday
,norn;ng daily issued in
t,rritIa.
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I...fl.- So performance.
,.Irf Academy of Music Phillip Phillips,
f..r.. b N.aai 3. M.
D Opera House Nar.ando Clarke in
4I...t., Ripper CO.,. The Whitechapcl Mys-
,... r Land D. VI.
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LoNpoN, March 29.-The Cabinet has
decided to propose at the next session Of
Parliament land purchase scheme for
Iceland. The measure will be similar 10
the plan proposed by Mr.. Chamberlain.
The Ministry has also resolved 10 intro
duce in 1891 An Irish local government
bill. The bill provides for extensive
changes in the management of internal
affairs i'm Ireland
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Catarrh cured by Mrs. Joe Persons
remedy.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1889-09-13
HOLLANDALE.

II. Sutclitfe and wife came up from
MazoManie on Sunday.
a Blanchard shipped a carload of
sheep from HoIlandale last week.
a. J. DoTnan and wife took in the
fair at Monroe.
VIII Mason came out victorious at
Monroe in his race with Quirk, cham
pion Of Canada.
Somebody broke into the shop of
Peavy & Thompson on Sunday night
and stole twenty horseshoes.
Rev. c. Hendra, of Mineral Point,
preached on Sunday evening to large
congregation Demuth's hall.
T. Barry intends removing from this
place next week.
The hog buyers are beginning to
move about.
An old settlers reunion will be held
at BIanchardvilIe on the 25th inst.
Everybody should attend.
Good showers of rain came at last
and laid the dust.
When you desire a pleasant physic,
one that will cleanse your system and
give you the clear medicines and
buoyancy of youth, try st Patrick's
Pills. They are the most pleasant ca
thartic and liver pills in use, and after
having once tried them, we are conf
dent that you will never be satisfied
with any other kind. p cents per
box. For sale by W. H. Prideaux.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1889-09-13
LINDEN.

Very many people from Linden took
in the Mineral Point fair, aid had a
good time.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jos. Bilkey, of Dodge
vile, visited their Linden friends on
Sunday.
Ralph Goldsworthy and John White
returned to Chicago on Friday last.
Michael Sampson and Samuel Poad,
who have been very i'll of late, are
slowly recovering.
Miss Minnie Smith intends to leave
this week for Richland Center, to clerk
in Chambers store at that place.
Mrs. Win James is very sick, and
does not improve.
Miss Dell Stephens, of British Hol-
low, came up to visit her aunt and to
attend the fair at Mineral Point.
Mrs. Mary Smith and three children
came down from Ishpeming, Mich, on
Thursday, to visit among friends.
Mrs. Joseph GoldswOrthy went over
to Livingston on Monday, to make her
daughter visit.
Rev ]. W. c. Balph win preach at
the z. NJ church next SUNDAY. morn
ing and evening. JIG.
Those who are interested in the mer-
its of the various cough medicines
should read the statement of Mr.. :. r.
Walker, a prominent citizen and drug
gist. at Calamus, Iowa It is as fol
lows: - have sold Chamberlain's
Cough Remedy for eight years, and il
has given universal satisfaction to nv
customers. | use no other in NV
family and have never called a doctor
for any throat or lung trouble. We
feel that we could not keep house
without it" 80 cent bottles for sale
By W. H Prideaux
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1889-09-13
COBB.

The fine showers that fell of late
have changed the appearance of the
pastures as well as the expressions on
many of the peoples cOuntenances.
Shall soon sing, Sweet summer,
gone away"
Our schools opened on Monday, with
about eighty pupils in attendance.
Miss Mckee, of Leavenworth, Kan.
is visiting at the home of John n.
Lemon and family.
Most of our people attended the fair
at Mineral Point, and report a pleas
ant time.
Rev. Mortified breaches his last ser
mon for the conference year next Sun
day at the usual hour, 2:30 p. m. OF
course he will be with us another
year. His good sermons and eXem-
plary life have won for him warm
place in the hearts of his hearers, and
there is no question about conference
conceding the wishes of the entire
circuit.
Ed. F. Thomas, after soiourn of
almost two months in Utah, Idaho,
Colorado, Nebraska, and other points
in the west, returned on Tuesday,
looking none the worse for his extended
trip. He reports a remarkably pleas
ant time, and is quite favOrably i'm
pressed with the appearance of the
Great West.
Among those who left on Tuesday
for points in the west, for short visits,
were: \. l.. McCrady and Albert HoI-
version, for Dakota; Mrs. James Fox
and Mrs. J w Baker, for Mankato,
Minnesota; and William Fox, our
genial stage driver, for Beloit, Kansas.
John Fox will haul Uncle Sans mail
during his brothers absence
j. Bird and family left for Creighton,
Nebraska, where they go to make
their future home. Mr. b. has disposed
of his hotel property at this place.
Henry Cunningham has rented his
fine farm to a gentleman from ShulIs-
burg.
l. c. Comfort had business at Ayoca
on Wednesday last.
r. Manning has his fine new hotel
completed, and it is styled "The Com
mercial Hotel" He has spared no
expense in fitting up the surroundings
of the house. He has cOmmodious
barn and good livery in connection,
and with his hotel experience, there is
no question in the minds of the people
as to his keeping a first class house in
every respect. He solicits share of
the patronage. The house is a val
liable acquisition to the village. wJR
If you could see your own scalp
through an ordinary magnifying glass,
you would be amazed at the amount
of dust, dandrutf and dead skin
thereon accumulated. The best and
most popular preparation for cleansing
the Scaln is Ayers Hair NigOr.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1889-09-13
Fair Notes.

Everybody was highly entertained
by the good music rendered by the
Mineral Point and Cobb bands. Good
band music is one Of the best features
of a good fair,
The number OF entries exceeded
fifteen hundred.
The aggregate receipts was greater
than at any previous fair,
The show OF horses was immense,
and comprised an increased number of
fine young animals bred in South
western Wisconsin.
Hon. John NJ. True, superintendent
of the horse department of the state
agricultural society, was present, and
acted as Judge Of horses. As he is an
experienced horse breeder. and an
Acknowledged good il dye OF horSedeSh,
his decisions We're unusually well re
ceiyed. Mr.. True says that South
western Wisconsin - bound to become
famous as a horse breeding section.
Its excellent water, and rich yield of
blue grass make it especially suited
for this purpose.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1889-09-13
Auction Sale.

The undersigned, living one mile
east of the village of Mittlin. will sell
at public auction, on Tuesday, Septem
Der 18th, the following described per
sonal property, to wit: -Four horses;
l six-year old mare, and ] mare twelve
years old (both with foaD; four-year-
old gelding; l two year-old gelding;
II head of cattle: six COWS; 1 year
ling heifers; ? yearIing stears; / calves;
l three year-old bull. Thirty-one hogs:
a shoats and 7 older hogs; 100 chick
ems. One wagon and l sled, nearly
new; l iron beam plow; l two-seated
buggy; about 800 bushels of oats;
II acres of corn; 80 bushels Of pota-
toes; , stoves; l new barrel churn; and
other articles too numerous to mention.
Terms: Sums of so and under,
cash. Sums over so, twelve months
time, on note and approved security.
Two per cent. discount for cash, on
sums over so. Sale to commence at
l o'clock, sharp. CHARLES GRUBER.
J. O. CUsHMAN. Auctioneer.