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Smyrna times., 1889-05-29

In the whole of Philadelphia only
!, ,3O4 places are licensed to sell liquor
this year, against 5,77S before the high
license law went into effect.
Smyrna times., 1889-05-29

DON'T say there is nothing new un-
der the sun when there are sixty styles
of new bOnnets this Spring.
Smyrna times., 1889-05-29

GUBBINs says he is no milliner, but
can "rufle" his wife's temper to per-
ection
Smyrna times., 1889-05-29
Boot and Shoe Making.

The subscriber offers his services to the
citizens Of SMYRNA as a Maker Of all kinds
of Roots and Shoes. Work done neatly
and with dispatch His shop has been
moved from Mount Vernon street to Com
merce. in part Of the Rink Building, oe-
cupied by B. B. Allen. .,onnra
Smyrna times., 1889-05-29

CIaARErTEs made Ofteaare The latest.
Smyrna times., 1889-05-29
TOthePublic.

Your special attention
is called to a lovely line
of Cheviot Suits, which
we have placed on our
first two counters for
these prices.
Smyrna times., 1889-05-29

Genuine Imported En-
glish Serge Suits, Blue
and Black,
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All Kinds 81 job Printing Done al
the Record Once.
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ARlSTOCRATIC BABIES.
Mother-of-Pearl Cradles, Golden Rattle.
and Diamond Amulets.

Mother-of-Pearl Cradles, Golden Rattles
and Diamond Amulets.
A rich babys layette, says the New York
Sun, now costs $500 or 5000, and includes
soft silk warp hannels handsomely en-.
broidered, ne-knitted shirts OF snowy
WOOL beautiful hand-wrought dresses. no,
frilled and heavy with embroidery and lace
as formerly, but made of the finest French
hainsook, tucked and hemmed by hand,
with rows of drawn work as fine as lace.
and pretty stitchings of briar work in tino
Hoss, al wrought by hand, with real lace
cages OF narrow Valencennes, and costing.
PLAIN and simple as they are, sometimes
500, S6O and s15. A wrapper shawl and
little sacque OF fine silk flannel, embroidered
with forget-me-nots in the delicate blue OF
me natural flowers, or cloak of heavy.
white silk, wrought with the same fine
briar stltchings in silk rows on rows, a
little close cap of the same material. EN-.
broidercd all over with tiny silk SPRAYS,
and tiny silken socks Of pretty tints. arc
included in the layette, which is as dainty
US mothers loving fancy can design The
baby basket is a mass of lace, frills and
ribbons and thin muslin, lined with pretty
satin or silesia, and costs all the way from
10 10 SO. Inc basinct, or cradle. is another
pretty bauble of brass or willow, white en-.
ameled. canopied with satin and lace. and
with linen furnishings hem-stitched as finely
AS lady's kerchief, and covered with !.
soft silk quilt Of down.
Onc noted baby born in New York not
long ago had cradle OF mother-of-pearl in
the shape OF sea shell, with legs and
handle Of solid gold, lined with amber satin
ana with canopy of satin and rare old
iace falling from gold framework and
sweeping the floor. The linen was hand.
stitched and edged with real lace by the
fair hands Of the happy mother. Five sets
OF diamond buttons, six gold rattles, solid
silver toilet set, solid gold safety pins, dia,
mond amulets and rings enough to cover
every little finger and toe were among his
baby presents. H9 EN os~
Then there's the christening and a robe
which costs from 800 to $1,000, mass OF
ricn lace and fine stitching, sometimes
made OF point lace, and, like a wedding
dress, worn at the ceremony and never
worn again. sp
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M. s72.
Umrnn s4Arnb LAsp orp,cn,

.ia. l. Eureka, Sega,,a. December "a, 1897 y 81
NOTICE ~ HIkEBY GIVEN THAT TUE
IN Southwestern Mining Company, through
their authorized sRent. W. s. Mills, whose
pos,offce address IL III Dorado Canyon, Lin
coin county, Nevada, has thisdsy filed his up
pli,ation for a parent for Attcen hundred
linear feet OF The Colorado mine or VEIN bear
ing salt. with surface ground six hundred rect
In width. situated in st. Thomas Mining Dis.
tric., County Of Lincoln and State OF Nevada,
anc designated by the field notes and official
plat Oh file in this Office as lot No ~, IN town.
ship 10 south, range CO east Of Mount Diablo
Meridian, said lot No. 81 being as follows; gig
Beginning ut post marked No. l, U. 5. sur
vcy No. 81. A, from which section corner TO
sections IS, lG, 81 and %. township 10, south of
range Gs east bears north ~ deg, IA min east
o79 feet; thence running, first course, south
w degrees west, 6Wl feet to post marked NO. q
us Survey No. u A; thence second course;
north 80 deg west, 1874 $40 feet intersect sec
tion line between sections 10 and u of town.
ship ~ south, range So east; west l4Gl Clio feet
from section corner to sections 10, l6, 81 and
%; fifteen hundred feet to post marked NO. j,
u. =. survey No. 81 A; thence third course,
north 10 deg east, 600 feet, to post marked NO.
1, u. 8. survey No. ~ A; thence fourth course,
south, 80 deg east, Sal Clio feet east, to inter
sect section line between sections l6 and 81,
township 10, south OF range 81 east. west, l1OO
feet to-place OF beginning Magnetic variation
lC deg east containing ~ 66-lO0 acres
Iic lothLiou VI tDlb ulltic II IcNoi''eu ~ 'ho
Il, cuf,i.r i Office OF st Thomas Mining District
in book A. page OF Mining Records. The
adjoining claimants are unknown.
ANY and all persons claiming adversely any
uortion Of the said .'Colorado' niue or surface
ground are required to file their adverse Chains
with the Register OF the United States Land
Office at Eureka, aud state of Nevaoa during
the sixty d.ys period of publication hereof,
or they VII be barred by virtue of the provis.
ions . I the statute.
d. X. HALL, Register.
1t IL hereby ordered that the foregoing notice
OF application for patent be published for the
period OF ten consecutive weeks in the Phoebe
kkcohD, weekly newspaper Published at
Phoebe, Nevada.
jan7.l0t D. II. HALL, Register.
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1889-01-12

Love sees the virtues that are Of the soul,
hatred only the diseases of the skin. IAN
men have their faults, and stealing was
Bill's," said weeping widow over. the
corpse Of a desperate, shot in attempted
burglary. And grotcsque, ludicrous as the
expression may seem, she was right She
knew that not in the robber, the law
breaker, the outcast, did the real man shine
forth, but in those rarer moods Of kindness
and generosity when he was the true friend
and husband. Perhaps Shen two enemies,
who have refused to see any good in each
other on this earth, meet hereafter IN
another world, free from the muddy vesture
OF decay which clogs their vision here, the
first thought OF each will be-: rs this the
Hssuti{ III Soul that msligned and hatedi''
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MISCEl LANBOJs.

acres sf land and improvements at H'ghiahu'
tax $50 20 penalty S. 81 and So total SD ..
Jas and Geo Nesbitt X John roedtr-Chaflsi
mortgage, september 4. 1888 from Nln. CuiVtr-
we'll 70 Jas and Geo Nesbitt J0hh hofaei ~
terpst in ranch, Lincoln Co, New, also hav,
oats. barley. mules horses wagons, etc,,' etc :,
10 Phoebe, tax s36 penalty 50 60 adv = total
Sil 60
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MISCELLANEOUS.
NOTICE OF
TAX SALE.
DELINQUENT LIST OF PROPERTY FOR
TIE YEAR 1sss. LINCOLN coUSTY
NEVADA. assir.

Notice is hereby given TO those whOni 1t may
co,tcern, and 10 the following named persons
and to all owners OF. or cisinAants 10. The ta4l
estate s,lhmpfovs.o thereon. or improve.
Ss sn sns n,,eSn y M npw fnst ~ s.,ss
for State aud, County, purposes, for, she year
A. d. 1888. assessed against the following de-
scribsd pieces or PARCELS of properly are now
delinquent; that ten per cent penalty, and two
.dclisrs, t700, cost OF advertising. has been
added In each case, and that any piece or parcel
of property upon which said taxes penalty aud
costa shall remain unpaid ON a', tah Nr.
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1889-01-12

A G Heuse- Posse sorry clsim % ! LOT aud I'm,
pr0vsmsnts IN Brietol known - Express once
improvements IN Bristol known q y J RlsiF.s
1Ssldsgss. let1 bleSk t.pSe1SsbGEy eiAl1s - !
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1889-01-12
Application for 81 Patent
No ga
Eureka, Nevada. December q, 1851.
UNITED sfArrs LAND OFFICE.

EErtkA. NEVADA, ptCtIhbtE -, 1901.
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE
N southwestern Mining Company, through
their attorney ia fact, W. \. Mills, whose post-
Office address ia Il Dorado Canyon, Lincoln
county, Nevada, has this dsy.fled has applica-
tiutl icr u patent Tor nine hundred aud twenty
linear feet Of the Reeluse mine or VEN. bearing
salt with surface ground six hundred ieet IN
width, situated III 81. rhomas Mining District
County OF Lincoln and state OF Nevada. ana de-
ajnnatt Il by the field notes and official plat on
lille in this Office AS lot No. 3S. in township ID
south range 68 east OF siount Diablo Meridian,
said lot No. 50 being as follows;
beginning ut post mErked NO. /, U. y. sur.
vey No. IS, from which the u section corner TO
sections and 5. bears north 36.4 degrees east,
253 feet thence running first course; north So 4
deg west, $40 feet to post married. No. 2, u. y.
survey No. So; thence second course; north =
deg east IA 2-lO feet 20 intersect the, Il section
line of section s. west 1858 Lilo feet from tho 4
section corner to sections and 8, township 10
south range GS east. coo feet TO post marked
No 3, L. :. survey No. 81; thence third course
south SGA deg east, 800 feet to post mar ked
No4U survey No. 80; thence fourth course
south a. deg west, 05 Odd feet 10 intersert the
!. section line to sections ana s, west 1856 2-lO
feet from the Il section corner to sections
and 8, township 10, south range OK east, coo
feet to post No. i. the place OF beginning Ming.
netic variation IL degrees east, containing
II e. 100 acres.
The location of this mine is recorded in tho
Recorder Office of st. Thomas Mining District
III book A, page 60 of Mining Records. 'fhe ad
joining claimants are unknown.
Any and all persons claiming adversely any
portion OF the said Rccluse mine or surface
ground are required to file their adverse Claim.
with the Register of the United states Lane
Office ut Eureka. in the state of Nevada. alirin.
the sixty days period of publication hereof, o
they will be barred by virtue OF the provisions
OF the Statutes.
d. n. HALL Register.
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IL IL hereby ordered that the foregoing notice
Of application he published Tor the period OF
sixty days, ten consecutive week.. in the
iiocne RECORD, Hweekly newspaper published
Ut Phoebe. Lincoln County, Nevada. tusf lll
jan7 iot ID. II. HALL Register
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Application for n pateut
$40.
United stntes Lnnl Oniee,

5.g Eureka, Nevada December, "A iSs7
NOTICE IL HEREBY GIVEN. THAT TIE
IN southwestern Mining Company, through
their attorney iii fact, ". s. Mills. whose poet
Office address is FL Dorado Canyon, Lincoln
county, Nevada, hes this day filed his applica-
ton for patent for fifteen hundred linear feet
Of the South Division Mormon" mine or vein,
bearing salt, with surface ground six hundred
iect i'll width, situated in st. Thomas Mining
District, county of Lincoln AMI State of Nevada
and designated by the field notes and official
plat gu fle III this ONCE as lot number 81, in
township II south. rage 10 cart OF Mount
Didblo Meridian, said lot No. 81 being AZ fol-
lows q. 81.
Beginning at post marked No. / , U. 2. eur
vry No. II, from which the u section corner 10
sections "a and 81, township II south range 6s
east, bears south 7ih deg Gust, 1898 feet; thence
running first course north; GO deg west. 800 feet
to post marked No. 2, L. s. Survey No. 81
thence second course north, o degrees west.
A0Ofoct TO II post marked No, 3, u. 9. survey
No. ~; thence third course; south 60 degrees
east, GOO feet to post marked No. 4, u. y survey
No. ~ thence fourth course south; D deg east,
1900 feet to post No. |, the place OF beginning.
Magnetic variation IL deg east. containing,
1878 acres
The location OF this mine is recorded In the
Recorder's office of St. Thomas Mining District
IN bool, A. page 80 Of Mining Records. The al.
Joining claimants Hre unknown. 4 #l Or
Any md all. persons claiming adversely any
portion Of said South Division Mormon mine or
surface ground are required to nletheis .s.ysrss
claims with the Register the OF United atates
Land Office at Eureka. III tho State OF Nevada,
during the sixty days period Of publication,
hereof, or they Will be barred by virtue Of the
provisions OF the Statute. fa.n4.
D.. II HALL. Register.
-----
II IL hereby ordered that HE foregoing notice
of application he published Tor the period OF
sixty days, ten consecutive week.. in the
PiOcne RECORD, Hweekly newspaper published
al PInche Iiucnl u GnllnlY NnYAlA. 49, !. IL
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D. II, HALL, Register.

It'll = hereby ordered that the foregoing notice
OF application for patent be published for the
period of ten consecutive weeks i'll the Phoebe
RECORD, = weekly newspaper Published ut
Phoebe, Lincoln County, Nevada.
jauT-lo OH. HALL, Register.
Daily Republican., 1889-02-15

Tho Choral Club, last evening, held
special meeting Ut which the resignation
oil Professor g. 3. Rhoads, as musicA
director, was accepted and Emil Caste
Of Philadelphia, teacher Of voice culture
in the Wilmington College OF Music, was
unanimously elected TO MI the vacancy.
The following were then elected Officers
OF the club for the ensuing term; Pre8t-
dent, William II. Gibbons; secretary, \.
D. Coward treasurer, Pred. We'll. Jr,;
directors, Joseph Don't, Frauk Herring,
John X, Bonner, james Jackson; accom-
PIANIST, 7. Leelie Catpen err ,tsse man
ager, Matt 0'Br!en.
Owing to Mr.. Gastel being unable to 10
present next week, there will be no re-
heArssl until February 81. Tie cast Of
characters for the presentation of .hc
bohemian Girl" as made up Last nigh,
Is as follows:
Count Arnheim, Governor Of Presburg.
N. DushAne Coward
TnAddeus, . prescribed Pole W. r. Walters
Florestein, nephew OF the Count,
DeviishooE chief Of the Gips'es.
James J. Jackson.
Captain Of the Guard Josoph ntnI.
airline, dAught Of the Count
Ruda. her attendant. Miss ELLA Mctlrarken
ou-en Oh elps.es. Miss Mary Thlcinan.
Daily Republican., 1889-02-15

TOLEDO, o., Feb. 6.-Judge DevinA.
OF Mount Vernon, Ohio, who has been
In the city attending to railroad litiga.
ton, Is reported to have "displayed q
despatch from ex-Secretary Window an.
nouncing his selection az Secretary Of
the Treasury"
In the Senate of Kansas yesterday
letter from u. s. Senator Plumb to
Lieutenant Governor Fell was read, In
which Mr.. Plumb says: II hold my
self bound, AZ well from a Sense of duty
US by the promptings of gratitude, 70
give assurance for the future OF undi.
minished zeal in behalf Of tho great
interests 81 our cn,- anon wealth, wblos
are dear alike TO me and those who sent
me here, 10 represent such people IN
the Senate of the United States quite
ILLS tue measure Of my ambition.
Daily Republican., 1889-02-15
THE PILOT WARNED HIM OF DAM
GER
He Stops HIS Ears and was Left TO
Perish.

He Stops HIS Ears and was Left 10
Perish.
Day after day the newspapers warn the
public against fraudulent actions, the
same as pilot would Q sailor who 10
rushing into danger, and in spite Of his
warning stops his ears. These people
who won't take advice deserve to perish.
just Tire same as person who goes into
y reliable merchants store, and in spite
OF the low prices, has the mania for look
ing around. But ia u short time after he
comes creeping along like the spendthriit
or prodigal son to explain bis errors aud
ask forgiveness.
But people will be persuaded by news-
paper advertisements aud never stop to
think who the parties are that are doing
the advertising. Now here is u slice OF
solid advice: Always think Of their past
record aud act accordingly.
But what our eyes have witnessed, the
dealings We have had, the stainless repu-
tatlOn ard the good record Tor hOnora ble
dealing, cOmpels us TO recommend the
public who are in need of clothing to the
reliable Louis Felbelmer, proprietor of
the Economy Hall, No. 400 Market street.
II you look in the windows when you
have sn occasion To pass this famous rs
tahlishmrnt the prices Oh the beauti'ui
suits anil oyeryoats will persuade you 10
buy wheth'ryou want to or not.
Daily Republican., 1889-02-15

Professor j. c. Bill OF Bos, on has been
in Wilmington for some two weeks past
instructug the teachers Of the public
schools in the art Of teaching music IN
the schools as laid down 10 CHM g. Co. .
system. The Board OF Education some
time ago purchased 400 musical charts
from this firm, and Professor Bill has
been teaching the teachers how to uRe
them, Yesterday afternoon the teachers
and Professor Bill met Tor the last time,
to give his last instructions. Alter he
concluded, Principal Berlin OF the High
School offered q resolution thanking
Professor Bill for his kindness and cour-
.esy, aud Tor the GEAR and demoustrative
way In which he expounded the methods
of teaching vocal music. When a vote
vas called Tor the surprise of the two pro
fessors was seen upon their countenances
when they noticed that quite large mum.
Der OF teachers did not arise. The en-
barrassment was somewhat relieved,
however, when one OF the lady teachers
arose aud gave her reason for not voting
for the resolution. She said tho first part
was al right as Professor Bill was cour-
tcous and kind, but A. to the clearness Of
his methods she said: "How can YOU ex-
pect ua to learn In five days what 1t took
you twenty years to learnW Others
spoke in the same strain, but finally
peace prevailed, Professor Bill got nls
vote OF thanks and all Is running smooth-
ly again.
Daily Republican., 1889-02-15
Charged with steallnr pigeons.

Quite respectable looking boy, named
Preeton Duey, WAS charged before judge
Hail this morning with the larccny Of a
pair Of fancy pigeons, valued at g.. 90,
trom Thomas Walla e.
klby 9. Cooley, boy, testified Il at
hesbought one Of the pigeons from the
accused for IL, and the her from a hoy
named Johnsoa for 10 ceut-. Hs after.
wards heard hat Mr. Wal ace had Loaf .
PAR oil pigeons, 60 LIE took them to him
And he identified them 40 his property
Walter Cloud, another boy, testified
that he and johnson stole The pigeons
iiom Mr.. Wailace's coop, ut night, aud
that he sold one TO Duey for 81 cents.
The Judge was just about to discharge
the accused, when the Chief stated that
he bad charge of rob ding reirigerators
against him, and he was Iemanded to hts
lsotner's custody, to sppear In court
whom wanted.
Cloud, who had admitted that he stole
Me pigeons, was ordered 10 furnish 81 %
Dali 10 appear as tness against John.
son, who will have hearing on Monday
morning.
Daily Republican., 1889-02-15
THIRD EDITION.
Legislative Proceedings.


Dover, Feb. 14.-Senate met at II
o'clock.
Notice given by Senator Moore: An act
to lay out new public road Ia Broai
Creek hund ed, Sussex county.
Introduced: By Senator Donahoe, act
to incorporate Eden odge; T. amend
section l, chapter 81, ilnme q, Della.
ware Laws; b. Senator Collins, act 10 in-
corporate the N. johnson Company.
By title Amend act 10 Inc 4rporate the
town of Dover; act for the protection of
muskrats; act for the relief Of Distric 9S,
New Castle county; acts to divorce Jas.
II. Hopkins aud Sarah l.. Hopkins, Mary
Frances Hogan and james Hogan aud
Sadie l.. Kirk and samuel Kirk; supple
meut to the act to Incorporate the Ferris
Reform School.
Passed: Act to incorporate the Gray's
Prong Branch Ditch Company; to rem.
corporate Jefferson Lodge, | 0. q. F.;
act to divorce Lrulu y. aud Mshilla
Ttnele; act u divorce Hannah L. snd w.
II. Becker.
Joint resolutions non-concurred in:
AppointinG w. II. Cooper State Treasurer
and B. F. Wagaman State Auditor.
Notice given-By Senator richardson,
at to amend chapter S, volume IL, Laws
o. Delaware.
Passed-Act to iucorp rate Ellen Lodge
l. o. o. F.; acts to divorce John W. aud
Henrittta HAMS and Mary L. Madigau
and William Mad gan.
Undoubtedly Senator Richardson,
act to ameud he TIL to Incorporate the
town of Leipsic.
The Ssnate amended House joint reso.
luton sdjournihg 10 ) O'Clock Monday,
by making it IL O'Clock ., IN.
Adjourned
Daily Republican., 1889-02-15
Prize Fight.

A prize nght took place last evening
between two local sports named Jimmy
Conner, and Jim Quinn, for q purse OF
$l0n. The mill had been arranged for
several weeks, and both men have been
iu training, but the place was not fully
decided upon until yesterday, and even
then was not known to some Of those who
had made arrangements to attend. The
spot chosen was Just outside the State
line, and the fight took place In large
barn that had been engaged for the pur-
pose. The seconds and time keeper were
well-known sporting men from this city,
and the ring was q square enclosure
roped In. Among those present were
several sports from PHILADELPHIA, and the
referee was chosen from among them
Conner weighed 1870 pounds and Quinn
1888 pounds, and the latter also enjoyed
the advantage Of having longer reach
than his opponent. Both men were strip,
ped TO the waist, and Conner wore black
corduroy knee brooches, his legs being
bare, while Quinn wore blue knee pants
and blue stockings. The fight was &C.
cordlng TO the Marquis of Queeusbury
rules, with two ounce gloves.
Both men seemed In excellent condi-
ton, and when time was called stepped 10
the centre Of the ring and shook hands.
The slashing then commenced, and In the
nth round Quinn WAS allowed fret blood.
There was some pretty heavy slugglng
until the twenty fifth round, when the
referee declared the fight Q draw and
awarded each mac $50. The decition
seemed 10 give general satisfaction, al
though there were some who appeared to
think the men should have been allowed
to continue 10 finish.
Daily Republican., 1889-02-15

N. D. Coward, priuc pal Of the VII
mington College of Music, has arranged
with Professor D. Bachelor of Philadel-
phia 10 deliver lecture on the merits of
the tonic-sol-is syatem of sight residing.
Which lie gaining such fCothold III Phila
delPhls. Professor Batchellori Is gradu-
ate and licentiate OF the Tonc-Sol. ia
College Of Loodon, and 10 such an excel
lent exponent Of the System that some Of
the oldest musicians 81 phladelphia are
studying with him. This system oil read
log music at sight mas been for years the
national method for public schools In
England, and In LONDON there are over
W., 0OO children studying in the schools.
Inc lecture Is extended as a compliment
10 wilmington musicians in general, es
peeially singers, and all are Invited TO be
prest Mt. The lecturs will be given M
tne sctoo lroom, commanding al s O'Clock
this evening.
Daily Republican., 1889-02-15

DUBLIC SALE.
a The sub cIlber having determined TO quit
Iarnlng will sell at public sale, on the Cream
cry farm, ~ Hockessin, MIL Greek Hundred,
ON MONDAY, FEBRUARY 18th, 1889,
alta O'Clock, m,
-Four head of good work and driving horsea.
scoits OF cod stock; ~ good milch COWS; ZONE
heiteri stock bulls; II pig-, o weeks old; 70
land China boar; 20 psir OF chickens; 10 psIr Of
Ruincas; SPekin Ducks; jump seat carriage,
phaetoB, nearly new; rincufn spring buggy
ing cd order; brewster spring buggies, / one
nAn wagon, nearly nav; good lroi axle
farm wagon. iswelf body cutter and bells; i
moving machine, grain drlll. I horse rake,
nearly new; double harpOon, hay fork lgb
let OF rope With blocks, 2 blocks and fall,
plow, 2tWin harrows, 1iron cultlvators shoy.
els, FORKS, tases. hos, grabblnE noe, pick, J
seis o. light single harness. In good order; /
set light double harness, double set of wagon
harness, brides, collars hAlters, ~ COW chains,
wheelbArrow, corn knlves, moving and brIar
seythes lchurn and dairy nxtrres, aud va
rietY OF other nrtl les.
TERMS: 4 II sulns of 81 and under cash,
All over that anount q credit OF ninety tlsys
On purchaser giving baukable note with Al,
approved endorser or one aud half cent an
for cash. JOHN }. IIENUUIfiKsnN ""
- "' hpnihson, auct. n5'itw 1teod