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The Democrat. (Scotland Neck, Halifax Co., N.C.) 1884-1896, 1893-01-26

have icsted q lerc 4.iY ant .na- thar fs~
Iyspep.ss. E,lI9ssnrss -nd ftfsilens llrads, b.. !,
nts the beat medicine the -gt31 sssf 80 H
iu~p. Macon "a
The Democrat. (Scotland Neck, Halifax Co., N.C.) 1884-1896, 1893-01-26
NOTICE.

State Of North Carolina,
Halifax County,
Superior Colrt.
Notice.
The Democrat. (Scotland Neck, Halifax Co., N.C.) 1884-1896, 1893-01-26

Take only Shf Genuine,
Which has on The Naattf uhe tsd n Iras..
marx A"d ). la4tnfr .i
.. ~ ZlIItS a co.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-10-04

The handsome store Of Mitchell and
Bash at No. alg Market street, Is now
in "A beautiful array the occasion being
the annual fall opening. This opening
has eclipsel any ono given BY this
firm and also of any given in this city.
The interior OF tie store Ia indeed a
beautiful sight
IS one enters the building he is
greeted with Il "welcome." which Is eX-
tended Just over the entrance. ON all
sidcs beautiful polted il1wers are ar
ranged and from tho ceiling hang
numerous different shaded ribbons,
which combined with tho brilliant
electric lights makes the scene more
beautiful. Just beyond the entrance
n light house is erected Of Llama fur.
II is IL beautiful piece of work and re-
ilccts great credit on its designer
As YOU pass down tho store farther,
tho Liberty Bell can be soon suspend.
ed from the ceiling. IL IS made of
different colored fabrics and beautiiled
by cut plants.
still farther back, the decorator,
true to his musical Instinct, has form
en- beautiful lyre At the entrance
oil the millinery department, two light
/ houses appear on each side III this
i department can lie found every style
Of head dress, while the sunle can be
I said oil the cloak department.
The large bnlk windows OF the storl
are also beautifully decorated tn,
/ opening Will continue until to,morro"
night. until Which time every pur
chaser Will 10 presented with q h. nd
some and uaefu. souvenir.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-10-04

A gentleman called on reporter OF
the REPUBLICAN this morning and said
] wish you would jar tho Insurance
men up about the stlll rates thGy arc
now charging on property. They have
formed trust and raised rates more
than double what it was Il Il year and
in fact three times, and-mot8 LII some
cases that have come under my notice.
Why, | lust went In there (polnting to
an insurance ollice) to renew my in
surauce on three properties that l
own in tho western part of the city
and what do you suppose the increa SO
was?
The reporter said suppose about 81.
You never could guess the amount.
said the individual, waxing wrothy ON
the subject OF monopolles and COM
hiues generally, Why. paid Sg7j for
q one year policy. which only cost me
80 the last time for three years. on the
same property for the same amount
Of insurance. Its "A (and he held his
BREATH an outrage, and Should he
ventilated in the press. and would you
believe It, lie continued, that thought
] would he able to got little lower
rate in one of our home companies.
called at the Office and tho first
thing tile secretary done was TO go 20
the phone and ring up tho office OF the
agent in which my policy was then
due, and asked him for the rate he was
going TO charge me. Finding it out
lie turned and said it would be the
same rate, 50 - per year, IN the Hone
/ Company ] thought this too much,
| and walked down to whore my old
policy was ard paid the agent, but
/ not without Il kick.
Now, continued the speaker, what
do You think OF business where one
man asks another in the same line,
/ for his rates before giving you Theirs.
1 It's pretty how-to do, that Whining
/ ton property owners should be I'm del
/ tie heel of an Insurance Monopoly
! and wages and rates on the decline.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-10-04
FIFTH EDITION.


wilmlngtonians who visited the
Delawar State Building, Sept. 60:
j. b. Hutchinson, Jr.. IL. Ashton Hem
ny, John A, Mitchell, Malcolm Barker,
Jr., LilburRe Chandler. Edith Turner.
Mary Price.
Sept. 80: Miss Bessie Wales. Mrs, e.
G. Shortlidge. Miss Aubry Shortlidge,
Miss Martha John +. Quigley and wife
G. l.. Barrett Mrs. W. b. Boggs, Chas.
W. Downing, Ed. Edwards, Mr.. and
Mrs. Conrad Keller and Miss Anna, II.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-10-04
Personals.

Mi j. J. Pie. Wife and son, left yes \
terday FOR the Worlds lair. 4
Mrs j. Frank Ball will leave for
Chicago on Friday via the PennsyHa' /
MIA X. Il.
MIR. james Hamilton is lying in u
critical condition MT Ills residence, No. /
1907 Wawaset street. 49,. -
Mrs. Albert Smith, Seventh and
Washington streets j. lyluE very Ill,
ami her restorutIon TO health is hardly
| possible.
J Henry DeGodt, train dispatcher Of
! the W. " ~ ltl'ruuh, has returned
/ from Two weeks visit to Chicago and
! Milwaukee.
Mr.. Thomas s. 4. IIutson, foreman
i OF T., ". y b. RItfuad shops, 10 sprhd-
/ Ing Ejs two wgG&s' vacation at tho
Worlds FAIR
L. Grant Fasnocht train dispatcher
/ Of tle ". ~ \. ltuiIuad. viii leust to,
day tui two weeks visit through
New York Suite.
4 Mr.. Howard May. Of Kirk avenue.
j left Saturday via Is. h6. fai itihaEo
ind the Woria's l4ir. lie expects to
be gone two weeks.
Alon1o Foster Is nj Milwaukee reprc.
sentmE Wilmington n the ualional
meeting Of tiie cigar Makers Union
lie Will visit tho Morid's Fair belore
he rtturHg.
ThGnas Stewart, formerly Of this
city, hnt who for several years las
been emploFed III thf state pepart-
mrM Mt Washington. has returned To
. tlls c!ty, having resigned his position
i On account OF faiiing nealh.
! Rrv. 4, T. Ptett, man, of Delaware
(Hftv nttpnIt4I tim ftuFinTnfifsH al
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-10-04
THIRD EDITION.


Baltimore Sun.
The winners at Plmlico on Tuesday,
were Col. kuaer, Bellini and Mascot.
The rnces contested we're OF a high
character and take the palm from such
events of the past In Maryland. Tnel
three heats OF the 2.l5 class trot and
the three of the free-for-nll pace we're
the fastest ever trotted or paced in this
State.
Tho champion PAGER, Mascot who
holds the worlds record OF 2.04, had
IN easy time winning the free.for-all.
It WINS generally believed that Soladin
the great Wilmington PAGER, would
give the champion hard race, but Sal
adm, although heavily backed by a
large contingent OF Wilmington sup
porters, could only finish an ordinary
second In each OF the three heats Time
for the heats was q 10, = O9sa and 2.09
After the first heat in the free-for.all
pace Mr.. Taylor owner OF Mascot, and
Mr.. Green, owner OF Saladin, matched
their horses to pace at Belmont track,
PHILADELPHIA. next Monday. for %. SOC
side. After the race, however, Mr..
Green Withdrew his horse from the
match. He said Saladin was not him
sell and had injured tendon i'll his
right fore-leE In the first heat MIR.
Green said also that whom he came to
Baltimore with Saladln he expected
his horse to beat Mascot. Il beat
Mascot" said Mr.. Green, at 'lNirliwood
track July In a mile dash In 05Ai
and feel sure | can do 1t Ggain when
my horse Is In condition.
Mascot Is the only horse which has
ever beaten Saladin's record in race
This he did in the first heat OF his ract
against Flying Jib and olhor crack;
at Terre Haute last year, when he got
tho worlds mark of20I. | will no
race Saladln any more this year. bu
will let him rest and | believe by mex
year / can beat them ALL"
Saladin is by Sultan, 2.24, dam Eli
Lewis, 2,@7. He Is II half brother t.
Stambout,
Mr.. Taylor was greatly pleased witt
ths Wet DRY OF Mascot. Said he: Mas
cot can beat them all. and just think
thought him us road horse for 800.
When the first heat was started,
was soon seen that tho pace was to-
fast for Dallas. Mascot was in tn
lead, but broke at the lirstturn. Whe
the horses pissed the quarter pole tn
order was Saladln. Mascot. Nitello ant
Dallas. Up the back stretch the tw
leaders slid along as smoothly a
clockwork. At the haiG.nile Maseu
showed halI length III 'front.' Oh Sait
din. They did tho half in l.04. The
Mascot began forging ahead and VIII
length in trout ut the three qunrte l
mark. He came smoothly up II
stretch. winning easily. Saladin brol
In the stretch, but caught anl tinlshe
second, the others being far behind.
The next two heats as preylousI
stated, were like the first. Mascot
beauty and his ilno action pleased Il
spectators and they chGered the gre
animal and his clever driver.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-10-04

Miss Mary Miller, daughter OF John
S. Miller, OF the Highlands, residing
at Seventeenth street and Mt. Salem
lane, had nm experience that she Will
not soon forget. On Tuesday morn
ing about 100 o'clock, she was
awakened from sound siumber by
something touching her hand. She
-awoke with start, and crlod out. OIL
and drew the bed covers up over her
head, when she heard footsteps 10
the hall and man say, rs there any.
one here2'
Yes responded another voice.
there is" Then the man placed his
hand on Miss Miller's arm and COM
luunded her not to say a word, when
she began to scream at the top OF her
voice, The men at once took TO their
hoels and sought safety In flight. out
OF the house. A suit OF Alr. Miller's
was taken down stairs and left In the
hallway, and also pockot-buok con-
tanning - cents. Before or after tho
attempted robbery at Mlllers. thieves
entered the house OF Vim. X. Brinckley
in tho neighborhood. but were scared
away.
After having effected an entrance
and on awakening tile cook at whom
the robber pointed revolver COM
handing her to silence, she COM
menced 10 scream. which frightened
| the robber SO that he took to his heels.
A quantity OF meat from the refrigera
tor was missed and other articles OF
food. The police are investigating
the matter. The people of the High,
lands are worked up to II high pitch OF
excitement, and the thieves will meet
with warm receptions on their con
tinued visits after the people retlr'
for the night.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-10-04

The attack made Monday by noun
taineers OF Northern Morocco upon
the Spanish garrison at Melilla.a penal
settlement. seems to have been per-
sistent and worthy OF n better cause.
Tho immediate occasion of tho attack
was an attempt on the part OF the
Spaniards to extend their fortiticu.
lions Perhaps the rights, actual or
imaginary, OF the natives were invaded.
and they resented n supposed effort to
widen the aroa controlled Ey the Span
iards. At any rate, the natives-RiIf
attacked in large numbers
and were beaten back with heavy loss.
Or the Spaniards some eighteen were
killed and thirty.iive were wounded.
AS those tribesmen are only nominally
subjects of the Sultan Of Morocco, it
| would be hardly fur TO hold him re.
sponsible for their dolngs.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-10-04
NJ lTCHELL.
M UNDERTAKEN,
1917 MARKET ST., formerly of ii! King st.
Residence llO5 Madison Street.
Telephone connections.

puBLlu sAf.E-liav ing decided to quit
L farming, Will sell AT public sale, at
my residence, on Todd farm. adjoining
Rvervicw Cemetery. Branlywlne hun.
drcd. ON
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-10-04

Vim. Allen was up before Judge
Ball this morning, charged with being
drunk. what have you to say?n said
his honor. Prisoner was complete
ly knocked out by Front street whis-
key. ] have been working at Bellevue.
j formerly resided at Louisville, KY"
lie was only fined the costs.
Maxwell Dickerson was fined % and
costs ior drunkenness.
Irwin Burkheart was fined 81 and
coats tor drunk.
John Roe got drunk, and on riding
on freight car fell of and broke
his right arm near the elbow. lie was
discharged on promise to leave the
city.
Thomas Alexander, drunk. said it
was about | months since he had been
in the police court. lie was lined 81
and costs.
Edward Solloway. for dlsorderly
conduct towards Josephine Hayes.
who resides at No. PIG East Second
street, was fined IS and coats.
VIM, Ward for assault and battery
on John Q. Adams. Ward was repre-
sented by Walter IL. Hayes. who. on
consultation with tho City Solicitor.
washed coats of tho cuse and held In
a 500 peace bond.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-10-04

A grand concert viii he given by tho
southern Jubilee Singers. in the
MON a. II. l. Church, French street
Above 18th, Thursday evening, Ccto'
hpr jlh. ls13
Tie following cast will appear: Mrs.
Ford tie cOming Jenny Lind Mrs
Alexander. the MOrhing bird of the
south; Mr.. Fpll, the silver Toned
Ieuor: MIA. L. Anderson, the King
of iaL; lgof. Nm. Gumhy. accom-.
pianist. Admission. aiult IL cents,
RMA WV IL Cry. PastOr.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-10-04

A plausible swindler who made
Speciality OF secret societies, WAS M.
rested Monday. and Whom given Il
hearing before Magistrate LlOylL Phil
adelptia gHye the name Of DANES
Roe, and his residence as Wilmington.
Del.
Hoo eithrr has been connected with
seFeralof thb principal secret orders
Of the country, or has managed in
GONE way 10 learn enough about them
10 PISS Us member from another
civ
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-10-04

Great interest is lniug manifested
IN the meetings at A-hury. LIVERY
night large congregation Is present
and tie Interest," Is growing, lheIe
hayo been conversions every night
this week. The pt.tur talked last
night on "fudeatslou." anI tonight
Will answer tLelurat.nn Ia tInGe d:b
ono Wto emit lie slv5Gt' The sgaq
services from 10 ia 5 led by iir=.
Jennie los, AFRO delightful. All arc in
y4cd.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-10-04
The Bicycle Ihlor Discharged.

" est ITIUsItT INtWb'
+. c. Stockwell, OF Wilmington. ar
rived In West Chester this morning
snd identified the bicycle recovered by
Officer Holman as the one stolen from
his residence. David Harrls. the lad
who stols the wheel, was Formerly
employed by Mr.. Stoekweil. Whom
brought before JnatIcB Rupert this
morning. however, Harris fulied to re-
cognize his employer stating that MIR.
Stockwcll was a stranger to him.
Mr.. Stoclwell paid the reward and
and costs on tho wheol amounting to
sci. ~. and then concluded not to
prosecute the Ind When Inst seen
iIarrt4 was vending his way toward
Wilmington.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-10-04

Daniel Ross, No. 2lO Market street,
received an invoice OF hats from Now
York on tuesday. ana on opening
them it was found that three soft
black hats had boen stolen out of one
of the boxes. 1t Is supposed that an
employee on the train purlOtned these
hats and the railroad company Will he
required TO mike the loss good. Mr.
R0, % has leea in the business fifteen
year, and tins IS the second time that
he has met with similar loss
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-10-04

The great Intel national yacht race
for tne American cup viii take place
AT New York Tomorrow. Lord Dun
ravens yacht, Ntikyrie. is certainty a
superior saiier and the American
Yacht. Nlgilant, hls no easy tnsk be-
lore her, il the trophy Is to be kept IN
our country. The Herald eXAorts all
crafts to keep the course clcar. 81
thai tie Englishmln snail have no
reason to complain of undue obstruo-
tons ii beaten,
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-10-04

match race for 10000 a side ia
freely talked of al Evansville, Ind, be.
tween Axiom, 2.loilS and Directun,
2.O6t
Arrangements have been about COM
pleted for the meeting ut l.oSinglon
next week. Of the thren great trotters
of the suaspn-Alix. Pixley and Direc-
tum. A match race OF these horses
Will TO II great event, and the horse
men nrsdigt that several seconds will
La t.Itpuad rom the race record.
TAe rtlces announced for tuesday at
Evansville, Ind, were postponed on
account of rain. They viii 10 decided
to-day, and Nancy Hanks Will also
TO against nor record.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-10-04
Marvellous Marion nnd chiruGo.

Henry Baird. cashier of tho National
Bank Of Delaware Geo. NJ. Reming-
ton. Vim. Badenkopf, wife and sou.
Robert Ii. Groves and sister, Vim. A.
barr and others from Chester Pa. fill
ing a Pulma;I car, stlrJed this nfter-
noon via Pennsylvania Il. r., 10 visit
marvellous Marion. Ind iaGa, and the
Worlds Fair
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-10-04
The FELTON, TO oonts.t at Wilmington,

The FELTON, 10 Contest at WiImington.
Chester Times. ..-. .....-.
A committee from tho FELTON, Fire
Company, of Chester. was in Whining
ton on Sunday completing arrange
ments for their visit here on October
10Th, 18th and 18th. They will stop at
Hannnhan's Hotel at Font and King
streets. The committee made arrange
ments to enter the race with their hose
carriage. also their eteamer In the
squirting contest. both of which takes
piece on thursday. The company will
leave Tuesday morning with Sixth
Regiment liand. steamer hose carr
age, 100 mon and three hOrses.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-10-04

William, the 3.year old son of Rev.
George N. Hickman. formerly pastor
of the First Presbyterian Church OF
this city, but now OF Tacoma, Wash
ington State, was drowned hy falling
into tub OF water at his parents
home about one week ago. The fam
lily washing was being done and IL was
into one Of those tubs the little fellow
fell lio was remembered by many
friends oil the pastor in this city.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-10-04

The Young Ladies' Volunteer Drill
Company has accepted tho invitation
to give au exhibition drill at Red
Eleven Hall in Newport on Thursday
evening, the l2tll III ~. FOR tho benefit
of simpson NJ. T.. Church. This COM
pany Is said 10 he one of tho bost DRIFT
ed OF tile kind in The country. and con,
seqGantly well worth seeing. The
h4f should be we'll flied on this ogca.
klnu-
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-10-04

4 silver hunting casa watch was
-'plpn from tie re5IdeEcu OF Iuhu itey-
p, =, 40. BIO East Eoailh stract, OH
,tuutiy O"t 2ui. Also Il suit OF
olues, light blue pants am. dark SICK
nat and vest and a seal ring with top
ll len Oft iic Fo,ics uye looking
-. II no thief, having description
Z .lln.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-10-04

Benjamin LaNliAyu, Of No 11S No
CaaIey street, hal Two of his III :
broken Festetily Ey tia branch Of d
tree falling on MIN AZ SIKH aud West
streets lie was trimming tao tres
and fnl.8d to get from under il as tho
limb lelI. lie Is az tue Delaware i,gspi
tnl
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-10-04

Mr.. Robinson, who occupies stand
at the northwest corner OF Third and
King streets, had some forty baskets
OF line Maryland peaches In our mar
ket this morning, which no sold at
forty cents n half peck and Si.50 n
basket. They were OF the variety
known as the White Heath and Noun
tain Smock.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-10-04

A Clergyman OF Minneapolis, has
lust recovered $4l7 from chicago
local express company for tho loss OF
his vallse. Tho yallse contained forty
typa.wrltten sermons OF his own c0lh-
position and some note poohs. me
inrv thought the sermons We're worth
$40 apiece, and throw i'll the Sl1 for
the rest.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-10-04

A dead horse belonging to James
Skelley, living on Pike Creek. near
1uylor's old factory, in Mill Creek
Hundred. is lying nnburned on Pike
Greek. and the carcass is very noieome.
Tue Secretary of the State Board OF
Health has notified Mr. Shelley to
remove and bury the carcass forth
with. For refusal the limo Is so.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-10-04

The revival fires at Klngswood ara
blazing. Hegs. Collie and Hurt OF
Iandenherg. Pa, and Wilmington re-
spectively, have assisted the pastor
this week. Conyerts every night. Ihe
lnst coat Ga sand llntslJ is being put
on the auditorium.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-10-04

al Ll4 NLIJ lLIltN 0 uGt . ny, TT tls
5hly.a.
159}nsx. 10 ocioIk: . o'clock
rs is u
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-10-04

Tie P4rt Commission mt In regu-
lar SESSION last U4gl.f and ava! lea the
contract to build pH alpuin Brandy
wiHo Park to }ieN .o-key Bros, thr1l
bid being "a. Iil rceratary raPnrteU
the ba ,4a4co OF haul 10 lie .is5Jj 81.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-10-04

,"sa8udA Misses - ard - 50 ,Ier.
.,=r,pi waists Reduced to . and %
~ Mt LiPpucDft's sly Market.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-10-04

u. |. pag!.. Jawe.s.. . Z. Bad b.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-10-04

J, l. Oeheltree las been appointed
receiver in the United States Circuit
court u the property and effects OF
the iirm OF Cunningham II Company,
sottIcrs, Tho appointment was made
yesterday.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-10-04

=Eh 9 -z-

st. iHiUar3 pup, yeltuw ami white
= niP. hetul giug al $50 orange street
".itel lost or satuelea IN hy The
81. = catcher
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-10-04

Pebble solar tip button. worked but
ton no eg only - cents. at Babroek's,
20 Market street, above Seoolu.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-10-04

Tomorrow promises to DO partly
cloudy pro edei H. ram, and rather
cooler. Eriiay clearing with station
al temperature.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-10-04

lanes Galloway, WHO occupies the
III farm near l,iFerY.ew, WIN sell
.Ne Eyr=cs, e9ven cows AMI all his
aiming utensils at pQui.U saIo on
Nedf ys5ay, ttts lstli.a=f.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-10-04

nte costing aft, nrit.ks ut tounir;
gg.rea 1t No. 8 Las. AIN s!geet.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-10-04
WEDNESDAY. OCTOBER IS.
at II o'CloclK.

WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER IS.
at II o'clock.
FIVE HEAD OF YOUNG HORSES.
No l-Nrttie. bay mare. z years old
good worder or driver; will work in all
kinds OF harness.
No. q Doctor years Oil; very prom.
ising colt; sired by Michigan.
No. 3-DOliy. years old; very prom
lsing colt sired by Michigan.
hese cots AFRO matches, and promise
something rnst
No, a. K, mn colt, Happy Medium stock.
No -liay colt iinppy Medium stock.
cows mich cows, some fresh and
others SprInging; 4 heliers. Holstein
stock; lluls' Gin bu'l
% pairs OF chickens
FNRMINu lMpIENrN ISL farm wagon.
! hay rigging, Mccormick binder, nearly
new | osborne mower good rs new;
blckIord \ Holman grain III. good as
new; sell rake, Kalamazoo grain fan,
horse power engine aud helt. / Dick
hny and Fodder cutter, horse rake,
roller | brow corn marker, | Syracuse
plow twin hArr1ws, . iron Age cultiva-
tors anu corn coTcrers, 1 hay ted Ter,
seed sOwcr sleigh, jump-sedt carriage,
good us new; sets OF ChHin harness. |
set of double harness. aOUd as new, made
by j. c. Connor; SGT of dearborn hnrncssa
collars, brides, double und single trees
torLs, shoVels hoes, rakcs. cross cut saw,
axe. pick. cow chains.
| DAIRY FINTuRHs--l i0pt. oln. 10-ut.
| can, loot measure, slrJiners and milk
| buckets. butter churn aud butter prints.
Turms-.Ali sums of 80 ana under. cash;
all over that amount. a credit Of 6 months
/ VIII he aiNcn by tho purchaser, giving II
bankablc note with approved endorser.
or per cont. on for cush On all credit
sums, no Interest II paid when due.
JAMES Il. CALLAWAY.
l.. W. stdham son, Auc;s i--tw cid
DUBLIG sALE-wIll he sold at public
/ auction. at the Pioneer lab stable
Ninth and orange streets