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Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1889-03-01

The fair of smyth Post Guard. ard
Drum Corp, which has been bid At
Fifth and Sbipley streets for the pss, iva
weeks, was closed last night. ihcagl
II was the last night 1t WAS crowd q, ID,
Delaware Cadets and Young Mems Ten
perance Union attended In a body, being
escorted by Smyth Post drum COPS
Mr.. N. Moore drew a handsOma VA
cross. Numerous other articles sts
chauced of. The committee IN charged
tho fair stated that IL was a financial cut
c. IS, and desired To thank the lolloslns
ladies who assisted TO make II Sc Nisd
Sadie Lewis, Katie Goodwin, Liza
Spencer, Florence Farrier, Annie sparks
Annie Querrey, Rachie Liidell, An
Jones, Annie Carlisle, Katie 5 ass iud
others.
The Delaware Cadet Corps VII hJda
fair at the same place next week
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1889-03-01


MCCREA.-On the 2sth of February,
blanche g., daughter of Lewis and
Jane McCrea, agCu . years.
Relatives and friends are respectfully
invited To attend her funeral from the
residence Of her parents, ON the farm of
the Misses shipley in Brandywine Hun
drcd, on saturday afternoon, At O'Clock
lntcrment ut Newark union Cemetery.
NEWLIN-On the 18th Of February,
James Ncwlin, Of Elisha II. and
Catharine Newlin, aged 10 years.
Funeral on saturday, March end at .
o'clock, from tho residence of his pa
rents, No 200 South Jackson street In.
tcrment ut Wilmington and Brundywine
cemetery.
sMlTH.-Chandler Smith. In the 5Ith
year Of his age.
March 3, at his late residence, No 1913
spruce street. lntermcnt ut Riverview
Cemetery.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1889-03-01
lhePlckeIs Stove & HeaIsrCp
No. sos shipley st.
Telephone Call, 1913.
Telephone Call, 1928.

We have the best assortment of cook
ing and parlor stoves you can find anv-
where.
imported Victor Cook, a reliable ba,.-
81; Farmer Girl, for wood or coal. Tho
Sappeiio, old and new pattern, a perfect
S.ose, an the latest improvements Are
s som. In this stove, a first-elass
'rTs N IN every respect, very large oven
1872 New OF. George range. The New
ap o,'e e.o, range has the largest oven OF
ihsysa s'ove IN the market. We will selI
c ,Ieso very desirable stoves veTv
m mvap ana give you the worth of your
cominyg every Sriy, time. Moving time is
leave Sopr U ala and see our stoves and
wanted. uei''ered when
m1-lm
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1889-03-01
ON FRIDAY, MARCH Is, 1889,


Eight COED work and driving horses, colts,
thlre two aud one year Oft; 4 heat OF go i
mich cows Of a-i grade Holstein stock, ~ OF
hen home rRise4, head OF young heifers /
me Hoist In hull. Farming i'm ,leIaeuts, B
tNrin wagons with rig Fcrs 8 no Sc carts, one
new, never been uted. d-Atb I'm top buggy,
Two jump .tsl carriages, phaetUn, two rollers,
champion binder ChamI ton uow.rs / VAL
tet 4, Wood resp r, grain and fertilizer
drills horse rskea, ,Orn marker, = srRsn
ian-, corn shelters, Is plOws, ihitteen rulti-
yatQrs, three twin harrIws, hay ted 'er. Ran
ulr harrow, road sCraror, two gItpcBtnues,
m'lk wagon, road lky, family sleigh, m W
lnS and br ar scy hes, cradles, i,rss, shOvels,
co" chains, single and double trees. sets OF
doub'e wagon harness, two sets of dearborn
h.iness, three seta Of slnsl harness, two sets
o. art harness, collars. brldles, etc: / Bower
y .tent Level tread twO-horse uowcT, / tple
graph tAy cutter, two iarm mi Is. 4-hoI So
tweep pUwc and many other article, too
MI erOus to mention.
.Terms;-Au sums under g2i cash, all over
thht amount credit Uf months, will Given
bv purehas'r giving hankable note with an
APPROX Il ndorstr. EAIIlEL NJ. CLARK
q -6teod -w2L Adm nj 4 rulrix
J.. W. Stidham Son. Aucts.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1889-03-01

Yesterday was n memorable day 10 th
history OF 81. Johns Episcopal ChuteA
A retreat OF the clergy OF this Docs
was held, that was attended by the cutIH
clergy, with the exception OF three, via
were detained by sickness and dtat.
The Rev. A. G.. Mortimer OF Staten b
land conducted the services, which besal
81 so o'clock in the morning With ID
celebration of the Holy COmmuuloa
Bishop Coleman celebrant, and TIE RL
7. Gardiner L!tteli, ID. d. tepu n.
second celebration occurred ~ 10
O'Clock, the Rev. David Howard w,
celebrant, assisted by Rev T. Gsri1
Littell, ID. ID. Commencing at lOA
O'Clock, an hour was sp,nt Ia meditation
followed ty instruction at ~ O'Clock b
the Rev. A. Il, Mortimer, the subject o
which was "a Day in a Priests Life. -
At O'Clock luncheon was served at ths
residence OF the Bishop, and meditation
began again al the church at $50 O'Clock
THIS was followed by counsel to tho
clergy and the retreat closed at 40
o'clock. Bishop Coleman was = ,ielI
WEARING his cassock, and the p-i'st Was
conducted the service wore cassOct, sur
plice and violet stole. The entire service
was beautiful and impressive through
out.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1889-03-01

NEW YORK, Feb 2s. Stephen Losee,
captain of the tug American Hero. ".
ing in the Erie Ba,in, disappeared on
Tuesday last from his home ut 42l
Greenp,int Avenue, Brooklyn. His
niece, Media Losee, who lives in Jersey
City, received this note on Wednesday
which she says is in her unclo's hand
writing:
MY DEAR NIECE: could not liy,
longer. | hope God will forgive me
My boat, the American Hero, my banl
accounts IN the Seamen's and Bowery in
situations to be divided equally between
you, Eda and Eddie BE good. Yonl
loving uncle 'SrErHEN LosEE. ;
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1889-03-01
FIFTH edition


The case chargn. DR. Thu
keables with malpraet ce on I vs
giving her pane as Dolly smI,h 'Oan
poned from q former heAring c'n!p ~
before The Municipal Court iIl. mo',
A pfurient curiosity TO near IN.
filled the room out iIe the r.nI. ~
OVERLOOKING. DIR Kcables cams
ing considerably worried and ss, y 90
and took his seat cloee by Levi q NJ
bis counsel. In calling the mama, 1 9ii
witnesses for the prosecution any ~
john 7. Wales and John A. Roar, "
prIetor Of the Opera House Ho's 70
swered. The main wltnes, for tlS
cution, the woman herself, wa, ma, ,.s
emit, and II was generally undtrioo,P1nnt
without her the charge a,,lr,, TX ~
Keables could not be succrssllllv ~. "
tanned. ~Ae
The first witness put upoa III, 49,,
was DR.. j. =. Wales, who stated il,,A
the 9th Of January he was called nn'
come 10 the Opera House Hotel 49,
John A. Beers, to see a sick woman
found the woman, who called ~,
Polly Smith, though abe admusJ N.
was not her name, suffering yfrv ~
DR.. Wales was about 10 procreJ 80
what the woman told him but NJ, ~
objected and the court susRpel n.
DR. Wales being permitted to ,el ~
be saw and knew himself of ,bp ga.
scribed the woman's AIlmepl, and 4.
means he applied for her ,trf b.
stated positively that II wa. 4 eJe,, s,,.
OF malpractice. The only lllrg Nn Il
was permitted TO tell that wOQA IN an,
manner implicate DIR. Keabls NJ. Il,
finding OF q bottle Of medi,in, On NJ,
table in the room with Keab es' paue IN
the bottle. The medicine was thl usii
for such cases.
John A. Boers, proprietor of the (,p,n
Hotel, testified that n woman cam, /,
his place and asked for a room. "A
stated that she wanted board while ll,r
These were furnished. About . 30 IN 4,
evening the woman was reported "a
and wanted DR.. Keables sent for 4,
was sent for twice, but stated that J,
could not come. Mr.. Beers then sent h,
his own family physician, DR.. wal
who came when called. She left on h,
following Tuesday or wednesday. AMIN
does not know where she went to aud J
did not know her name.
City Solicitor Turner stated that b, d
not succeeded yet IN tracing up b
woman, who had either gone 10 PHI,
delphia or 10 Flew Jertey, and he b
no way OF getting TO her.
While he could make no positive ZION
ise that he would find any additional ey
dence, yet he would like to have the ca,
continued until o o'clock TO morn,
morning, and for that purpose be ".
willing that the defendant should be he'll
In bis own recognlzance
Mr.. Bird and DR.. KeabIe, a,ssnted 10
this arrangement, ard The case was c N
tinusd as reQucs'ei by Mr.. Turner
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1889-03-01
BIG EXCITEMENT EXPECTED.
Five Thousand Extra special Police
APPOINTED.

The great excitement In Washington
over the coming Inauguration compe's
the authorities 10 appoint 5000 extra
policemen, and II will be very interesting
TO the people who expect 70 leave this
city 10 mark the remarkable change that
has taken place since Tppecanoe con
troDed the government, and the way
things will work now. At that day the
people thought the ceremonies the most
imposing sight. The display consisted OF
Ave or seven military organizations, four
or siK Jog cabins and between two or four
thousand people In line and sixteen to
nineteen thousand strangers. Mark you
the change next Monday This compari-
son is just published to describe the differ
ence between the old, sleepy, fogy way Of
days gone by aud tho live, active man OF
to-day. One clings TO the old way Of
doing business, small sales with very big
profits, aud the live, enterprising man,
like our friend Louis Fellhelmer, the
Economy Hall' clothler, 400 MarSet
street, believes In practicing the Lew and
honest way, big sales aud very small
profits; but when these very small profits
are added together they make excellent
returns for honorable dealing. SO when
IN need Of clothing pat onixe the Keonomy
Hall clothier, ct four hundred and ak
Market street.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1889-03-01
Moquette C,rpets:

Have you ever had one
no; then let us give you a
lew points about them. We
know a good bit about Mo.
quotes - we sell a great
many and what we don't
know our customers soon
6nd out and tell us that's
good, for many a man is SO
st up with his own ego,i m
that hard common eease
downs him eqyity, there
tore we are all regulated
more or less In spite Of our
selves.
Moquette Carpets are
without doubt the handsom-
est and best furnishing par
lor carpet yet made Tor the
price.
Moquette Carpets are
durable; we have sold thou.
sands Of yards OF them with
the greatest Of satisfaction to
our customers. Some deal.
ers who cannot or do not
handle tie best Noquettes
try to discredit their wear,
but to all such ask them to
show you an assortment o.
Moquettes, and il that does
not solidify yolr mind re
garding this statement 60 tc
any reliable house in thIs
city or elswere to see them
We have Moquettes il
the finest effects produced
this season, among which ar,
the best private patterns G
the ding New Yorl
houses.
We unhesitatingly recon-
mend Moquette Carpets, 10
beauty, effect and wear
When getting ready for you
!, carpets think Of a Moquett,
!. tor your p. flor.
Il We have about ten piece
e of Wilton back velvet cal
n pts, such as sell everywher
=, Tor 81 so per yard. The
are in bright rich coloringl
very handsome for parlor c
a library. We shall sell tn 81
e. for $I.Is per yard, whic
y price on this lot includes lii
i ing and making and layin
y them on your floor. The
ID are the greatest bargain
velvet carpets we ever cffe
/, ed and will well repay
IN look.
~ We have twenty pieces
"a Tapestry Brussels Carp,
n; such as sell everywhere +
70 cents per yard. They a
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1889-03-01

Senator Higgins has raised some Of the
finest fat cattle on his Red Lion Hundred
farm as can be found anywhere In the
little State OF Delaware. He has just sold
20 head of them to James V. and Joseph
K. Martin In the Third street market, and
some Of them grace their stalls to-day
and will grace them tomorrow. 1t Is
about the nicest beef that ever entered
this market. There is not the smell OF
Chicago about them, and Senator Higgins
has got his name up az a successful beef
rAisar
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1889-03-01
AppOlnteh IiecelNer.

Mayor Janyier, Il New Castle, has
been appointed a receiver of seeds and
different kinds OF feed for New Castle
and Red Lion Hundreds. These reeds
and feed will he submitted to DR.. Neii Of
the United States Experimental Station
at Newark Tor examln ,tion, and report
to tbs Agricultural Department OF the
Government. Farmers are invited to
send samples of their reeds and feed
properly labeled to Mayor Janyler, and
they will be given proper attention
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1889-03-01

Tie Tonic Sofia class which meets
this evening at the College Of Music,
sixth and Market, already numbers 90
members. These who attended the lee
ture will testify as to the simplicity OF
this system OF learning to read music at
sight This class meets at 3 O'Clock, and
all are Invited TO attend and take part IN
the ilr lesson this evening so that they
can form an idea OF what the system 10.
Terms: S3OO for term Of ten weeks.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1889-03-01

The ilitieth anniversary of the otganI-
zAtton OF the Fame Hose Company will
be held at the engine house this evening
An interesting program, consisting Of
sPea king, singing and recitatious will be
presented. The hrst pres dent OF the
company, EX-Uniled States Dlalrict AT
toTney John G. Patterson, will make al
address, and Henry q. Banning, another
OF the original members OF the company
Will also be present,
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1889-03-01

Mr.. and Mrs. John Rothau gave a
party to their friends at their residence,
1874 King street, on Thursday evening.
Visitors from Philadelphia and this city
completely 6lled the parlors, and dane
ing and social chat were the order of the
evenings pleasure. A bounteous supply
OF Refreshments were served during The
evening. Everybody present enjoyed
themselves TO their hearts content.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1889-03-01

Sqr Lpn'en Goods make Il hns display; mus
tafd sardines, splced sardines, KEYED SIR tines,
nue. iench goods In oil, salmon, lobster: i'm.
ported mHcAronl lie; ux'sS Nelson 8 gelatin
talliornla evAlora ed fruits, corn and toma.
tWi Rsparagus, all table dellcacles for Lent
" u open To-day new blend OF tea n is
shofce' our coffee Is cleared in the roasting
mnste can you get any like II; we have the
nhl esi nour and the best lea md coffee in this
guy hlpnered herring. makes a nice Teii, h
lur leh' we nave good butter ani fresh eggs
on hand Don't fo'gei those White Star fs
i ~ ~ =, ~ ce1tsa bnshel, We have large
iot OF ihem TO sell at SD King street.
mi-ftt y. NJ. WIER,
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1889-03-01
For Building Inspector,

On Thursday evening. May 2, City
Council will elect building inspector for
the ensuing year, aud Thomas N. Ogle
announces himself as a candidate for the
position. Mr.. Ogie is well known, has
hosts of friends, is very popular, and as
he is eminently fitted for the position II
will be surprise If he 10 defeated,
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1889-03-01

The finest collection of ttchlIs ~
engrayings, pastels aud oil pAlhiln,nss
ever put on exhibition in this oily WIN !"
sold at No. us Market street, con nsS q
ing Tuesday evening, March 5th' ~ y, "A
O'Clock and 10 continue every hay ~
evening until all are sold. The above , ~
all aItistically framed. W. A. huA"H
auctioneer.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1889-03-01

Miss Lulu Dillin, daughter of Council
man Isaac Dillin, has graduated at the
Wilmington Commercial College with
general average Of $50, which, consider
Ing the course Of study prescribed at this
institution, Is remarkably good. The
young lady has received her diploma,
which Is handsomely executed.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1889-03-01

j. 8. Thompson & Co. have fitted Up
the room No. ~ East Fourth street u
very attractive style, and will oIen i1
same Tomorrow Saturday morning 10
the accommonAt on Of both ladies ana
gentlemen. They propose 10 keep ~
best oysters that can be obtained ini
serve them promptly. Meals vii al'oa
prepa red at the shortest possible ro''es
Give them a call.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1889-03-01

Herbert, son Of j. T. Mullin ol w Y.
city, who is travelling In Europe VIE "a
father and Rev. NJ Hubbard, wri'tpS~
his grandmother In West Chester, "a ~
that they were storm staid In Franhiuss
dermany; that the snow was ioos
Two deep and that the mercury was oO''
to zero,
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1889-03-01

james 8. Moore, the well.known and
popular salesman at Mullin & SONS
clothing establishment S!&th and Market
streets, is still candidate for the nomi-
nation for assessor and collector OF the
Northern district. Jimmy IS very well
known and popular, and It will he a sur
prise to his friends II he is not nomi-
mated aud eected.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1889-03-01

] guarantee the $500 crayoas a' y
fraud or no catch. But only a dr;t eiA
and durable picture, offered to the paos
for short time at what they cost la'.
here In our gallery You are invited "
come aud see them; judge for yoar',S9
during our exhibit. We are open NV wv
?. IN. Cumming, photographer y"
BOZ Market street.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1889-03-01

EAsToS, Feb, 2S-John L. Arlington.
slias John L, Fehr, lett Elston yustcr
DAY, Immediately after etfecting set
Element vii b those whom he had swind.
led by his bogus representations as
agent for Baruum's show. Hedisap.
peared in the nick Of time. The police
have received kilograms from Sheriff
Moran, at Carbundale; from G. II. Priest,
Pottsville; from Chief Of Police Ache
OF Bethlehem, all OF whom ask that Ar
hngton be re1rrestcd and held until
officers arrive. AT each ~ these places
Arlington has swiudlrd tt' merchants
out Of between 800 aud tlO lie has
been opelnllngaIl over this part Of the
State since January. Attention of
those sNinlltd elsewhere was called TO
his escape in the pru,s, and tho tele.
graphic uidcrs for bis arrest followed.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1889-03-01

W. A. Hukill, auctionesrs, sold for E.
y. Ocheltree, In Brandywine hundred, on
Thursday horses from S07 to sizes;
COWS from 1923 to t37. Sc; bull, S2s COM
mon chickens, el,2O per pair; 5rahma
hens, $3.50 per pair; Brahma roosters,
bl.sO each; timothy hay, t14 per ton;
corn, Al cents per bushsl; farming I'm.
p-ements fair prices.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1889-03-01

Mr.. Henry P. Soulier of the Grand
Opera House, leaves this afternoon for
New York to witness the opening of
Proetor's Twenty-third Stree, Theatre,
which takes place tomorrow night II
is reported to be the grandest theatre in
America
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1889-03-01

The flfth annual reception Of the Nep
tune Social Club will be held In the "
stitute Hall this evening. This rrcePha
VIII Tar surpaSs all previous ones flfa
by the Neps. Visitors are expected lfoI
Philadelphia, Chester, Bait more aaa
Reading. Grand march will take pa"
at O. so. Tickets, Slie,
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1889-03-01

Il. d. r. Sutton will sell at public ~
on Saturday, at o'clock .. M, the ~. "a
residence No. Oil West Eighth suv n,
with stable for i've horses and room VI
eight carriages. This property 10 NJ
worth looking slier, rs q will eer.siA'
prove Q good bargain 10 the purohaseh
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1889-03-01
- $3.50
A Surprise.

About 50 OF the friends of Chandler
X. Way and wife, called upon them last
night entirely unHnnounced and took
possession OF the house. Refresh ments
were served in abundance and Mr.. and
mrr. Way were presented with a hand
some bouquet OF roses.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1889-03-01


Ifyou 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.
lfyou 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
or in the way Of real
genuine bargains. The
REPUBLICAN office will
be pleased to print
your bills and 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. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1889-03-01
HOR S r S

ANU. u ack uNFp Lucy, years ol > sound
I'd all II. 1t, viii oal by Ma flower.
so. 2. Iron gIJi colt, coming TOUR years
Old, gOod size, something promising.
No x Bay horse, II yrrrs old, good In any
horse.
NO. 4. Iron gray horse coming 70 years, n
good worker aud excellent driver.
NO. b. BAY mare year, I'D, oud brood
mare, with lnIl.
No. G. Frank, Gun colt, coming years old
Will make ZOO light dityet.
Nos. and :. A pair of colts, coming twn
and three years Old, ~oior blt"k well ma rhrd
and good siork; nil h Coz two with 'aiVea
ny their side, he others clio e fpTingrrs: /
stock b ~ good pigs Farming utens Isl
osborne ndcr, near new; thInplou mower,
IN good order; iwo-h Use rin wagon, hay
ned hOrte cart, new last summer; I spring
hih krt wagon, u light mark wagon, Il ger
Unknown Wagon, two So ,tra carriage I ton
husgy. 81 lshs, buckeye srain and Mos
pm a. drill, horse ra e. Pennouk CO. shelter,
nearly III ~, gtnin fan, pair twin ha rrows 2
Syrirlse plpwh, two Iron age cnltiyaturs,
forks, sh IVels, single and double trees picks,
harness, brides, collars riding brides aud
saddle, larg- chnrn and hor =, nearly
ghtninR hny knife. chickens aud many other
ar,lc IS too numerous to men ion; also house
u ~ goods, consisting OF good goose feat = r
hvdhuR, chairs, bur an, etc, No postpone
ment on account OF weather.
B-w2t Il I, PAUL. Glt,IIS
YIN. i. l.auk, Aucllonper
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1889-03-01

,t,,,, ~ $50 "a ,sisr
''s'o"' : anu ioe'' ~ T" oei"vA' ~ III.
Fourteen henn % horses' among which are
mares with foal, 4'year-old colts, not
Drokeni yehr-old colt yearling coils 81
cnmInSy IN" %, saie' ~ hs.iersi Ho h g. .em
calves, anout months old; yearlIns hniis. 4
Holstein bulls, all OF ne above are Hojst,tn
stock: / 2.yeni. Old steer, / odd or. woke Of
oxen, ~ ssoas1 n,.msn,s con.,.invo,, WALT,
A. Wood binder Dee Ing binder, Osborn
mowers, Buckeye movers farm wagons,
nay rlgKlnE,l spring wagon, orchard wagon,