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The progressive farmer. [volume] (Winston, N.C.) 1886-1904, 1893-12-05
HOUSEHOLD.
DELICATE CAKE.

DELICATE CAKE.
ooo cup of sugar, n cup of butter,
..ocrnoffour two spoonfuls of cream
md the whites of four eggs.
POOR MANS PUDDING.
Too quarts of new milk, four table,
.oo,nfGls of rice, four tablespoonful
= snoar, one tablespoonful of CHINA
U,or Bake two hours and stir a few
.ir,es when first putt in the oven.
OYSTER FRITTERs.
Drain the liquor from the oysters,
then take one cup of liquor, one cup of
milk three eggs, a little salt and -four
.roroh to make a thin batter. Mix
al together and stir the oysters into
tba batter. Cook in boiling-h hot fat.
BAKED SQUASH.
Cut in pieces. scrape well, sprinkle
with salt and a little pepper, and cover
With hits of butter. Bake from an
hour to an hour and a half, according
To the thickness of the squash. When
done pare carefully if too dry, add a
little more butter and serve on a hot
dish.
GINGER SNAPS.
Melt one quarter of a pound of but
ter and one quarter of a pound of lard;
stir in one quarter of a pound of brown
sugar. n and a half pints of molasses,
two t~easpoonfuls of salaratus dissolved
in one wineglass of milk and three
t~abIespoonfuls Of ginger. Roll very
thin, cut in small squares and bake in
aquick oven.
FROSTING.
To the whites of three eggs, beaten
to a stiff froth, add ten heaping tea
s~poonfuls of powdered sugar, and beat
it in thoroughly. Stir in, drop by
drop, Of enough extract of lemon to
flavor it (about one and q half tea
spoonfuls). Spread it smoothly on the
cake with a broad knife wet with cold
water. Turn the pan the cake was
baked in bottom side up, put the cake
on it and set it in the hot-air chamber
to dry. This quantity will cover the
top and sides of two loaves. This is an
excellent frosting for all kinds of cake.
Vanilla or almond extract can be sub
stituted for the lemon favoring.
The progressive farmer. [volume] (Winston, N.C.) 1886-1904, 1893-12-05
ALLEGED FUN.

Sori3bler: I cay, doctor, what is
this swelling at the back of my neck7'
Doctor; "Oa, it's nothing serious, but
| should advise you to keep your eye
on is.'-Droke's Magazine.
But, Ethel, how do you know that
this young mar loves youG Has he
told sou soy oh, no, mamma! But
fyou could only see the way he looks at
me when l am not looking at him!'-
Life.
Farmer: "Whas yer settin' on thet
fence terl' Tramp: cause Use tired,
mister" Farmer scornfully): Tired
Ilred Of what, I'd like ter know9'
ramp: Answering fool questions,
mister. "-Judge.
And you have trouble with YOUR
"ne' 4 have" Il suppose, like
nloS' CHER W men, che believes every
Jung she hears?' Worse than that
sue believes lots of things she doesn't
near'"-New York Press.
Agitated Young Bridegroom Gm-
Ieoia .ely afsert the ceremony: Serena,
pu"I-shalI-shaII I-shall we-shall
~ Al'st' Self possessed Bride cher
ulIo eIperience) 1T is my usual Gus
william. boston Globe.
We ne 0iushed a fiery red; her heart
baaS PIT a-pat; she gently hung her
L looked down on the mat; he
wLI leo IN his speech; he rose from
s rusSo he sat and shouted with a
y You're sitting on my hat"
tbo You mustn't try to kiss me at
nIe ~ Tor there are so many peo-
svo, sne'e'" He professionally: But
and one will think we are brother
too ;, SISTER" She: And we will be,
Press. '@np' lF'-DetrOit Free
TEL me, candidly, how do vo,, ,iLa
led tLrs now You have been mar
&c." 'aLee weeks" said Mr.. Boulevard
as 0irdwhisSle. AS long asTIivo
e on lGrsLVe you for not kicking
iI~. the house when asked vo1
- ma" replied Birdwhistle,W
y mother didn't I hear
The progressive farmer. [volume] (Winston, N.C.) 1886-1904, 1893-12-05
Poetry.
COCK ROBIN.

TRevised.l
wbo killed the silyer1
I'VE said the DENIS,
Afrer many a-hems,
" SlIled the silver"
who hossed the job2
- 4" said big Gro
.TCOngrrs s. stood over;
Ibossed the job"
rvho Manned the deed2
'Gaid sherman and Dan.
EE0h CrusOe and mani
We planned the deed
Vim served Wal street?
80" said Matt Ransom.
,Rut oh! it paid handsome;
served Wall street
Who threatened to leave2
~ said ZeO Vance,
And now have the chance;
threatened to leave"
Who'll r~esurrect silver?
we" said the Pops,
Prom the farms and the shops,
Wen re urredt silver"
S. H BRIGHT
The progressive farmer. [volume] (Winston, N.C.) 1886-1904, 1893-12-05

it is all right now, and l will write the
sweetest letters to you in future"
Indeed, you will not, " he replied, in
a calmly masterful tone. Il never
mean to leave you again. We must
look upon those letters as a part of the
vast It-might have BEEN" = Wauerleg
MnOuzine.
The progressive farmer. [volume] (Winston, N.C.) 1886-1904, 1893-12-05

A number of distinguished New
Workers have invited Senator JOIN
B. Gordon, one of Lees right hand
generals, to deliver a lecture on the
closing days of the confederacy, Civ
ing q personal estimate of Lee and
Grant
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-02-27


NEw TAsnT Feb. 27.-The Com
mons election on saturday resulted in
tn, election of Robert K. Morrison and
James NJ. Mise, lr. The total mum
Der of votes tust were 547. The returns
wera rs follows: Morrison 2sS,
Wise 2s4, McGauEhn ZOE and Hol-
schumuker 1876 Mi Morrison IS u
well known contractor and bridge
builder, and was Inst fall appointed
Registrar Tor tho Northern district
hers. Mr., Wise is special officer in
the employ of the T.. w " Il. Rail.
rpad Company, is local preacher. nnd
member of the NJ. L. official boaId.
and was formerly warden In the
county jail here. Both trustees elect
arc well qualified to ill the position
for which they have been chosen which
IL one OF honor and trust, with no re-
muEeintion.
The result of the election Is ganer.
ally Sntistact Dry. bat "A slIEht disturb.
Z aiIce occurred In front OF the curt
House shortly after tie returns were
/ read out, between some OF the warm
! advocates of each OF tho tickets The
4 participants. however. were prevented
/ from coming to blows.
4 the lloat ing lee was Yesterday oil
+ driven TO the dorsey shore and tae
/ channel WINS completely open near
inns tIIy. Inns MOIHlns tnS lte ID
4 floating on the Delaware shore.
+ The schooner Mile X. liohanal
passed. DOM yesterday. There are now
Six vessels in the harbor.
Henry L. Jordan, n wGll-lnown citi,
zen died at his home saturday after
noon about2 O'Clock, OF BriyhpB dis
/ ease. Mr.. JORDAN Was In his bsth YER
An unsuccessful surgical operation
was performed upon him u few
Z I.E.fr 1t i. II
member OF Watson Post, q. A. r., anL
suffered considerably from wound
sustained ia battle. lilo leaves wife
wlo Is mn invalid, and two children
one OF whom is Mrs. j. Z. yalttine
The funeral VIII take plaep at Ills latt
residence on South street, Tuesday
day afternoon. nj O'Clock Intolmeni
iii the Snw Episcopal Cemetery.
Mrs. Churnside. vito Of John Ghurn
side died at her hulae on Market stree
this morning abouttwo O'Clock, Mrs
Churnside had been in Ill health for
number of years.
Highland Saun lers, a very old color
Ell nun, died very suddenly at hf
home near the farm of Eugene Rogers
last evening iIo was over eight
yeR15 Of ago. A number of children
survive him.
Presiding Eiier Barrett conducte,
Love FeitSI itG the NJ. Y Lnufcn las
= evening, at the conclusion of which Il
preached an eloquent sermon.
The fourth quarterly conference wi
be held at the NJ. +, Church this ever
ing.
he regular meeting Of the thi
. evening will 10 he'd at tie u, Z. pal
sonage.
councilman Deal;yne vii. ney
month open grocery store Oh Mort
Vine street.
. Mrs Reuben Z. Lake Of CeriltOr
Md, Is spending few days In tow
Miss Maggie sherwood Of Whining
ton spent sunday With friends
George 4, White of Wilmington vi,
, tied friends here yesterday
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-02-27

The big day announced for MadeIey
was great day and highly appreci.
ated by all who attended the services.
Rev. /. Jewell preached at 10 30 a. m.
an excellent sermon, followed by Rev.
Z, L. Hubbard, PHI. D., ut $50 p. m,
whose sermon moved the congrega-
tlon to tears and shouts OF praise Rcv.
ii. s Dulany came on at 7.30 p. m.
ard preached sermon of power,
which moved the congregation to
tears and rel otcing.
Yesterday will long be remembered
by the people of this church. as great
and good day in its history. The
preaching was of high grade. and
could not have given better satisfao
tion. The people thought the preach
Ing could not be excelled. The col
lectlons were good all day. ana the
hearts of the stewards are rejolced
over the success of the day. The
church at this place ID taking higher
ground. The outlook IL good and oui
people are rejoicing to see the day
dawn breaking On the work In oui
midst
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-02-27
pr.Ritchie's RsnpraL

Dr. F. G Rttchie has accented tie
position OF resident Surgeon and
lecturer to the New York Op'halmlc
Hospital OF Neg York city Dr ktehia
Is graduate Of the Nav Work iIalne.
opathic Medical Co'lsge and Hospital
Glass Of 1851 md If tine Co!!rge
OF the New 70 * Optha nile Hospital.
iclnss OF 1890 nj NLl,'a hr had the dis
tinction Of beins thn iiOuor man"
The lAst-n med college is the only
institution II, the country which con.
fera the degree of % OF A. Ghlr. "
tsurgnon Of the eye and rnr}, and ex-
acts an aitendahea upon The clinics
and lectures for Zpcriod of aiS
months, granting diplomas only "a
those who successfully pass most
rigid examination III both thSureticaI
and operative surgery. This hospital
IA one OF the largest in this country,
devoted exclusively to the disease oil
the eye, ear, nose ana throat.
Dr. Riieille caino to tnls ciiyiu 1851
ct the Substitution 0! this puyal Clans oil
the Homeopathic Hospital.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-02-27
DIED,


LEACI.-on February %, 1902, Anna
Viola, daughter of Plummer Eli and
Mary i. Leach, aged years aud 4
months.
Funeral private.
ARMSTRONG On the 9th of February.
1898, James II Armstrong. aged 81
Funeral On Wednesday, March lst, at
10. 20 II. m, from hts lnie residcnee in New.
ark, Del, without further notice. Spr-
wees NJ the house. intermcnl at Stone
Grave Yard, Lewisyillc. Co., Pa.
KING AT Ne port, February goth. 1893
Richard king, iii the 5sth year Of hi,
aHo.
Relatives AMI friends of the family arc
/ espeetfully invited 10 attend the funeral
IN. services AT the house. lnterment al
st. James Cemetery, Newport.
iFERGEsO S.-Ou February ", 1927. WI.
holminn. daughter OF Wilson and Bella
FcrEusI ~ aged 10 months.
Service at the house, No. s57 West Sec.
instant. at 1.3O O'clock. Intermcnt al
ILewlsvillo. Pa, on W ednesd0y.
STROUD On February 90. 1893, Hester
j., widow of Joshua stroud of con-.
sumption In her 7dth year.
VIII br buried on wednesday, March
ward L. Stroud. no. sos West Fourth
street.
tBROWN.-On February %. 1893. Chaplain
! Charles W. Brown aged 5S y airs.
Relatives and friends. also Hope Loigc
f o. IL @. o. 7. #nrn invited 10 uttt n,
the funeral ON Tuesday afternoon. Scr
Vices at Old Sweaes' Church al O'Clock
ilrtcrincnt ii ri verview Cemetery.
fhlladelrhia ana amden papers copy
:, LOWE On the 18th. Of February, 1898
i MingO Lowe, aRe! ~ ears.
Relatives nni trends hre invited to at
tend his funeral. from his late rest t.cnce
on IItnSuhaiE ,uut tplth Wilmington, OF
I Thursday At o'clock, services at tn
ia. u Church French street Detweci
Eighth and S!utb streets. Internent a
st, Ieter sEeuIetory.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-02-27
FOURTH edition


II. @. Conrad OF the State Worlds
Fair Commission has received about
twenty-five of the fifty pictures which
will be put on exhibition at tho Fair
US the exhibit of the Delaware Art Club.
OF the number fifteen OF the paint.
ings are by Robert Shair. Ten OF
these are etchings aud live water
colors. .
Clawson s. Hammit will contribute
six Or seven canvases three of which
are special studies made for this exhi-
BIT he will contribute three or four
oil his last summers sketches. j. ID.
Chalfant will exhibit his famous ID OIL
lar Bill" portrait and probably another
picture.
Tho Delaware Camera Club will
make an exhibit OF Photographic work
which Is intended to thoroughly cover
this city and vicinity. Tho club has
appointed a committee and has dis.
tricted the city by assigning certain OF
its members to study and mako mega.
lives OF all objects OF interest and all
| picturesque scenes OF bits Of architec-
ture. SO That when their work is finish
ed the club will have an exhaustive
pictorial account of this city.
Chairman q. =. NJ. Rumford has In
vited all the amateur Photographers
/ of this city to send to him their best
]
exhibit. A large number have al,
ready been received and will be placed
In the Delaware building, giving the
| locality and the painters name.
In the woman's work OF the Della
ware department. Mrs. j. Frank Ball
has secured an exhibit from the Har-
Ian ~ Hollingsworth Company. This
exhibit is a section of painted cell
Ing. and ID the work of Miss Kelley,
t.,t.
at the Harlan X Hollingsworth Com.
pany's car works. II is a full-si zed
section of CIR ceiling, l6x6 feet in
dimensions, and Is enclosed i'll very
heavy antique oak frame.
The painting Is on quartered oak
veneer and in In three panels repre-
senting the rear and central portion
OF a car ceiling.
The design is colonial and the color
gold AMI brown. The centre is an ele
giant scroll work design with sharT
points and angles about which ars
hung in graceful festoons, and as pen
dant wrea,hs, laurel leaves aud flow
Ing ribDons. The edges of the panels
are ornamented with border of gold
and brown representing gilt mould.
ing.
Miss Kelley Is graduate OF thessisil.
adelpltia school of Design and has
pNNti ut blb CuL WI ho III itli,
city for several years.
The pictures which have been re
ce.ved by II. C.CoHrad have been huns
In the Equitable building. Shair's
, etching of "Uid Swedes Church" /,
: recognized as the plost artistic por
trait of that venerable ediiIee that Ia!
been produced $780,"
The others are scenes from the
lirandywlne Park OF the Upper Brandy
wine in lT13 when Washington ano
Lafayette crossed 1t when on the way
to NEE. General Howe. previous TO the
battle oil the Brnndywine.
Christs Church, which was bull
about l772 near Laurel. water colo
OF the famous "BarretL's Chapel"
was built In 1850 and has been tn
scene OF many notable events in thu
history OF tho NJ. l.. Church in Della
ware.
he entire exhibit is fine ono ant
/ cannot fail to prove interesting to al
lovers of pictures, because OF thoi
art merit, and because of their histori
cal selections.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-02-27

A pleasant home wedding was cole.
DRAFTED on tho 22d of February at No.
7O7 Madison street, the residence of
Joseph Gibson. Mr.. VIM. +. Keen of
Philadelphia and Miss Adde Gibson
were married by Rev. w. q. Rooms
pastor of the Northeast NJ. l.. Church
In the presence OF o company of rela-
tives aud friends. Among those pres.
ent were; Joseph Gibson and wife.
Rebecca Mackey, Mrs. Rooms. Miss
Susie Gibson. Delaware Mason and
wife, the Misses Keen, Mr.. and Mrs,
Kennard Grant, VIM. Gillespie and
wife. Frank Linton and wife, Chas
Pepper and wife, Ward Kitselman and
wife, Mrs. Kirkwood, Tene Held. MIR.
d. Keen. Walter and Cecil Machey,
Clara Hall A, Y. Weldin ana wife. Miss
jennie Brown, Lille Gibson, Martha
Humes, Mrs. Hargan and Miss Lizzie
Ehler. After the ceremony refresh
ments were served and pleasant
social time was enjoyed by all pres
ent.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-02-27

Last Thursday afternoon as Mrs.
Sarah Long. residing at No. IA East
Second street, was passing along
Orange street below Third. she was
struck on the head by q brick from a
defective chimney on the houses Nos.
e2s and 2a5. There WIS a cash on her
head about three inches long, but
fortunately Der skull was notfractured,
the force OF the missile being broken
by a soft plush hat. which she wore.
As 1t Is alleged tho accident was the
result OF negligence on tho part OF the
owners, j. J. Smith and ID. M. Houch.
in not having the chimney repaired.
Mrs. Long intends 10 enter suit
against them for damages, and has
placed her case In the hands OF OK at
torney General John Biggs.
Building lnsI eotor Dohl calls ntten
ton to the serious consequences
which owners OF buildings invite by
leaving their chimneys In such bad
condition. He condemned II chlmneys
last week, and he desires to notify
house owners that they are liable fol
damages Tor Injuries sustained 10y
passing pedestrians who are hit 10y
falling bricks from dilapiduted chin
neyS.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-02-27
MIsEMENTs.
CNRNND OPERA HOUSE,
" MONDAY. February q
I ltAS. ETOlmaII great comedy Iriuuph,


All laag ter. All fu-'. Original New
GuIS company. IlcnrietJn trusran. Ed.
win -teNru-, May Robson. Charles II.
Wtii.s Utis Harlan. Tho55as A. " St..
Nla low 3 Iiyds iUh5pn, Margaret
ltLbinsJn IL Il Of hers,
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-02-27

Died. In his s7th year, James H. Arm
strong OF Newark Delaware. He was
born in Yates couGty, New York, in
lSoG. moved to PcHns lYania whom
hoy, and lived In that State till 1855.
when he move TO Newark, Delaware,
and engaged in the mercantile bust.
ness. He was IA man of industrious
and frugal habits. correct in al his
dealings, pr sscssed Of a strong IN |
and wonderful memory, retaining all
his mental faculties I'm perfert condl-
lion up to the time OF his death He
is The last of "A largo family ami with
him passes away un.unwrittea hist Dry.
His father was horn IN Ireland, Hni
his mother IN Newar Dt'., abb IT lI.i5,
and lived to 10 n worry va woman,
and saw George Washington when ne
passed throNgh Newark. lie was a
member of the Enst Hrpshy Lorlau
church Of Newark, and leaves al that
place a widow and two step sons
Theodore / and Ian n rmslrunE,
Funeral on Wednesday. Mnrth LIST at
1850 a. IN Intermunt at 81 ono grave
yard, Iewisvillo hester 90 la.
: Cecil papars please I0Dy.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-02-27
Swimming Around III, Circle

OF the diseases to which 1t is adapted
with the best results, llostetter's Stom-
aGh Bittcrs. II family medicine. compile
hensiNc in its scope, has never been
thrust upon public attention III the guse
OF universal panacca for bodily Ills.
This claim, daily arropHted in the columns
of the dairy press 10y the propriciors OF
me iicincs far Inferior to II as specifics.
has in IL THOUSAND instances disgustGd the
cub &c IN advance Ivy its absul dity. and
tn" prospects OF other remedies Of superb
or qualities huvc been handicapped by
tho pretcnsiOns OF their worthless pre-
dec"s sors. Hut the American people
know, because they have verified the fact
by The most lrylnE tests, that the Bittcr4
pos ssos the ) lrtucs OF a real specific in
cas- of mulagini and liver disorder. CON
stpatiOn, nervous, rheumatic. stomach
and kidney trouble. What IL docs u dos 4
thoGoughly. and mainly iOr thus reason II
| Is luaor,cd ard recommended by hosts Of
respectable medical men.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-02-27

P. It. i. Smith passed n very pleas.
ant Sunday yesterday, and from what
he says was In a IN ore confronted frame
of mind than no has been for long
time. In the afternoon he was visited
by party OF Philadelphia and VIII
mington bankers. who spent some
time i'll conversing with him. Mr..
Smith says that he feels happier now,
and rests better. than he has for years.
as the great strain on his mind and
ed away. For long time he has real
| lied that the day must surely come
when his peculutions would he dis.
covered, and this fact preyed on his
mind t. such an extent that there WEI a
many days and nights when ls could
| neither eat or sleep. But he was In the
vortex. and could not, even II lie had
wished, stem the tide which was SO
rapidly carrying him toward prison
cell, with its attendant disgrace.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-02-27

Mrs, Lizzie VI. Has mond and Mrs
Baltic EugE7 flYa Ir-u spending
few days ln hester, / hoy attsndei a
Birthday surprise to Mrs. Jos Brown
an al home Win Mr. Aui Mrs Frank
Bartholomew. Mrs Raymond has
been 5uGarinE with nervous pr =trd.
fton FOR Two years, hence upon this
occasion u Vac her iirst epp"ara nee In
society 5tnra het Limos; ii vas sur
prise to her nuI her many llinuas tuAt
she rei lln % her hutne much better
In health tan when she eft, rs IL was
feared tka excitement would cause re-
laPs9,
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-02-27

The 40 10" company closed their
engagement at the Grand Opera House
OH saturday evening.
"dloriana' another Frohman comedy
success, will be presented at the Grand
Opera House. this evening by Mr..
Charles Frohman's original New York
cast, THE comedy Is said to be much
funnier than that laughing success
Jane" which has been seen here 6
number OF times, and "Gloriana'
should meet with such SUCCESS here az
itdld.
The remarkable "McGibney Family
Will be the attraction at the Crane
Opera House tomorrow evening
Zach and every member of this family
are talented musicians and all lovers
OF excellent music should hear them.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-02-27

Richard Patalwsty member of the
morocco firm OF BlHmenthll Il Co,
has succeeded plniel Pirra8n as SUI
perinienasnt OF the local factory. ME-
PatzrwskY Is IRON New York AMI
brought with him eia4oH iuremsn
from his factory 10 succeed The fore,
men employed iR tli fa'tury tere.
Tile Factory 5 UcI259 -Itafged and
new machinery costing tet1roa s2l-
600 and t#aou1 Is leihs pat in to in
crease tile pH'put. As soon as the + d =
tory Is complete i5J employees OF MIR.
Patzrwsl. 5 Did factory IN New York
viii remove Ia TINS city and accept
supiol mhut "a tho local factory. II
is stitiod t-n l52r, That the old an.
ploye- q tIe itttn from this citv wlll
Rise he aE5tA employed. This would
give tile ian;pr5u total Og about so
emniu es
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-02-27

W ANFED y boy about Il ars Old
~ via unirIet4s5i# ma Ia Holy spIne
" 81. -8Pply y aHgni SIatO Stoau
i-eua ..ry, 9th and Shlplsy streets, f2i.st'
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-02-27

20. /. Il ) mare, % years OH perfectly
sOuni aEd peuila, IL so0i wuTE.er ana
driver fearless OF uaIs and cum. No.
brow II Uurc cait yeats Old. quiet and
grEl;'c partly bT"A II. 80 3. SUFF-l
marc oft, coming y urs oil next sum
ulat. quiet ana all right.
) 70 -. 81 Tag, "a Emmy he III pr0nt by
day Of safe. OHe milkiug. Far giH. I'm
pi me mt, ran wagon, marl, Wagon
grain drill gH0 is new; ha 70 Inl.,
newer, corn mursUl, gam fan, good
aOrn ste lc' operator good Is new rand
OF power nty cutter, : horse pillow, :
horse pIow NEARLY lew, = l0nx ladders /
tltlvutor WITH attachments Iur cover
NJ corn, .uraty cops lot OF cNicNeu
ronis, bcdsteAds good wood stoye, pur.
lOF stove
TcrnH-AII Suns OF so and un.3er ca ii,
al U,er that amou = a rraaii on gIuOntk $
W hn gwen by tue purchaser 3gis iut IA
bar tbl" note with an approved enuUraeI.
III HtW ". - SASts.