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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1893-10-18
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genemmen unb ole auftrdge auBerbalb
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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1893-10-18
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funben 8njanbe Der tnneren Orsane as. 81 bic eeber
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ans. 5nb bic Rteren ansesrtfen, bann Hest man
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Eeint. gu tatsn In Der Nppttefe BON QbpIpb Drets,
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Geeenieitis. 81. 5amslid fraate

Gegenieitis. Or. 9anslid fraste
emit Sdumanu, pie inn Ri9arb @ags
tler 9efaae. s@ar ni6t,@ antiportete
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fur gdnslin9e 11nD @imber.

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GuBe %feitbalten. Sc lpag ii ,.i.a,.
1856, ais @alar Ducornct c.n:@ 3;
Der Tinle cntftel unO Die &,I ,lA4 10
i9manoen, oaB CT fauln III .nyc
mar, bas @eriiit gu oerlaien: Gil 80.
mung Iette bieiem mertDiir9i5t.l ,ui4ls
lerleben an y. s(pri( beielbcn 3a)res
ELM 2iel.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-08-12
THE MARKETS.
ATWOOD VIOLET * co.

NEW ORLEANS, la, Aug 11.--(Spe-
cillJ-Atwood Violet Il Co. say:
Futures-liverpoOl opened this morn
ing rather better than expected, but
eascl of and closed ut decline of
4-UId from the prices of yesterday. We
are relatively higher that that market
hut tile conditions which obtain in
each respective market are disSimilar
and we may see still further Widening,
Our private adyiccs from New York in
dicate more hopeful feeling in finnn-
cinl circles.
Our market has ruled dull but rather
steady throughout the day, and as the
interest In cotton Is quite small. it stands
on its own merits,
Mississippi reports her first bale of
cotton today. 1t is somewhat ahead of
last year. This rcputed late crop has
already marketed. at dates considerably
in advance of last season. new cotton
from Texas Louisiana, Alabama and
Mississippi, There is no change in tinan'
ciGl conditions. The difficulty of obtain
ing currency Is becoming more empha
sized. There is already demand for
money to move cotton with but little
available
Texas is offering cotton today at prices
considerably under our quoted rates.
The Bank of England rate is advanced
10 1 per cent and sterling exchange has
declined in New York l-2c today As we
have before stated. the neg market Is
pereminently a buyers market as ability
~ts-date prices is-rp rtnilGil blythe scilEcily
OF available funds.
Spots closed weak; sales, $50 bales;
middlng, Bite H
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-08-12
NIcELRoY x GILBERT.

NEW ORLEANS. La, Aug. IL
(Specinl.l-McElroy 4 Gilbert say; Flu.
tures-Liverp0ol seemed at first disposed
10 offer an obstinate resistance to a
further decline. but after the opening
sold of and closed easy at n loss of 3tH
to 1854 on the day. Spot sales We're 10
900 bales ut easier prices. The arbi-
TRACE business Of buying on this side
and selling Liverpool ut the present wide
difference. supported our market, ANA
we close about points higher than yes
terlay. Spots are weak and have not
been marked down Lice, with sales of
800 bales.
Shipments of gold coHtinuc freely to
New York from Europe, and there is
talk also of direct importations OF the
yellow metal to this port. 10 relieve me
existing financial congestion. Steamship
coupanies having vessels sailing at reg,
MAR fixed dates from this port must ma
cargoes to fill them. If money Is scarce;
EXPORTS must necessarily be light, ana
freight steamers will be obliged to leave
without full cargues, SO that i is nntn,
ra that tile steamship companies should
he especially interested in seeing, that
full supply of currency. Is available,
even TO the extent of relieving the money
market by impprtations on their own
accnnnts. Such iinpOrntiuns could not
However. arrive within ten days or a
Fortnight. and in the meantime II Is
nossible that the market may decline
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-08-12

70 cHHsc, per dozen. soIs; 2o-lb kanakins,
JElLlES 20 aud a0-lh pals, worth
3, li-e per 10. 1-lh thu pals. per duS,,
nn,oi y Miuc-glass, per dozen. 'oc' ~
ky tglnhler, per dox. I5v, schooner, per
M ~ IS-Almonds. ncsw, soft-shclled, per
nne oun9' pc, walnn,s, extra large, ber
pSuMy lOe; hlberts, per pound, y Lee
,m ,,, new crop, per pound. ~ IL;
h ra,, assortcd, a3-lb boxes. Comet
ns snu, iSgi Oceans, new crop. : l,SaiOcs
s95is, imcy white, per sack. Parrot
nralI, D lie; choice white hass brand,
W m,n,s,ied white, best quality, he
DimEn FRUITS Turkish prpncS,
pSs 10 i9c; Ereuch 1i0s, lbs 59-lh
ppNNss l2c; California, OOsiOOs, 2o,lb
.ss,hlsHss, l4c, sOs. sos, he; COS, Ios, l4c,i
,uluoFnlA evnporited aprlcots 2H'lh
neNss ner u, Il lie; l. L, ralsins, I
s cro,yn sSS per box; l.. T. raisins, :
grated apples, 5O-lb boxes, IL l-2c;
choice prime, 5O-pouud boxes. Toe per
pounI. currants, IN barrels S-iMOc;
pet ~. curraniN IN hhNNs. d ~ Der lh.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-08-12
STAPLE PROVISIONS.

,,rATs- Dry salt. short clcar, 8 3-1i
MEF sborf clear. II 1-2c: bacon. bel.
n ,.as "a 10; hams, medium, 10 l,-' break
H vet y bacon, II les dry salt bellies
Y I,lkisD-compoupd, 8 lie; pure leaf,
10 sll ; i23ssAR-Grannlated, DC; powdered, III
S-tf q 3-Ic; fancy yellow, clarified,
~, a.. extra q, > 1870 l.lc.
. 49fo9TgrtEE@ Aybnckie's Arlosa. dc;
Midland. 24ci Lon 2ie' A'aroma' 24ei
Je GssIs,yySit n coFFEE-By tho sack.
IA Gistaonti .2M2ic choice, g 1-2c; fancy,
81 10; Peabody. 25c; old government
- 81 / %, Mocha. % LIE.
JaNNt9nir hgsES -Rarrei lots choice 70.
MED, a5c per gal; fancy syrup, 35c per
III. choice corn syrup 2Se per gall;
slnnsFT NsINayy. 3 3-ic; Lima. 1 lie;
pa pIcr.- Common. 31-26I3 3-4r: prime.
.s.11.le; choice. &c; head rice, 1.a6i0c.
TAFT FISH-New mackerel, medium.
~ l. IL bbi.. ST.15: No. |. lob net
iIts. $40; medium No. 2: lob net kits
SiGTtuiETsE- Fancy FIJI. one IN box.
~ ~: two 10 box, 13ci Young Amer
sTAIlcH-.L lump. 4 1.2c per 10; lib
IA s.ih packages. &c; Glib wood boxes
~" NJ. MI. corn starch. 4Or. and 20.ib
So,es. Gas 12c. Faultlcss, 81 lib pack
49, nor case S5
AT psIIcg1lLEs Bbls.. medium. sGI5; ~
"A, ,nedlum, 81: bills, small. IS: IL
XXI, etpail. 50; hints. rcr doz.. 500;
, ovi1 pef doz.. $3.50; 10 gai.. per doz-,
~ n. An. GAL, per doz.. S375: hexagpn,
al per a0E., 5000; imDtrial. gal, per
p0 ppfiisfsERvEs 5-Is pals. sns dozen
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-08-12
SPICY
DISAPPEARS AND so DOES
ASorHEns WIFE.
S' Of Assaulted Hop Joint
h, y the Tolls---A wag Gets
the Fiddler and the Piper
rays forIt.

n vi. T'q.' Aug, l1.-tspecial.)-
| n S ~ Of this city informed i,1lue,I'i tbe
AN, ys u ,his morning that a stone.
/ ls .slled Tho.pas Jacket, who o'T noI
~ "a, WITH him, had gone. Mrs.
hi n. ~. aud wardrobe, have also
sss,as. 'nseEat the simultaneous
.s,ac u, q ~ Eve femarRnble
4 r, ~ de'lrcl the problem solv.
.s ,.l',efsi ,o6sb.looh;n. 49,.
So lail today Mary Ja ii,es'g q
4 cia,,ia ss Of Rye. ms prp.
y viii sa " rape against line.
Mari at Syis hearing in the
syeat-oiif's 'oinorrow.
q Essi 4 daughter of J. IL
ppsl,ei I, DAias, has mvsterio,is'
~ srrlti,, heg homo. Her relo-
Nh ,assarturs. over her un-
- n VA was arras..i -,
4 3 tn 1RSuNeiing ai,.be,,,, 'suay on
a5 nisA' d ssa S9SFs e, PARTIES sa,d,.s
N VA ne1, SlTrs,ngs' He viii be
ID y hassday BY Justice
''iar by divorced from W.
,ss,a. Feiparked as III IL, tr .sa
ZN'fH Nho 6a.sf Ae irLl Inc
4 y q eoaft l nned him $40
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-08-12
sUNDRIEs.

CoRDAGE-.sisal rope. 1.2.lnch basis,
1.9c, mnniln rope, 1O-lnch basis,
10 %: cotton rope, oil sizes, BE; cot.
'o FRUIT suT AND VEGETABLE BAs-
Il Irrs AND pACKAGlsS--Qua boxes
80 tholI.and SS .uO twenty fpnr-,unrt
eeratcs, per 100, 5000 opc.thIrd-bnshel
,,n,as bcr 100. 81 25, climax baskets,
uor io6. 81 90; onc.hRlf-biRhcl climax
poshets. pcr 100. 50 80: i,basket cratcn,
per 100, $500; melon crates, pcr 100,
SissnS i've. nor bushcl. 81 10.
T,nnln serd--per pound, DC.
hifei2n aed-Pcr bushel, 81 80.
S,ock pels-Per buEhcl, 81 10.
1ab,'so,i grass srfd-i'cr bnshel, 81 90.
Nttiint-.per bnshei. G5c.
GuAIN SACKS Bale lots. CnmLer.
,,od ( II l-2c. Naomi. 10 lie; u y,
Id 1.2c: u. y. O., IA lie; 0-bushcl
1,o,1.es y 40, ccntals, u l-2c; two mud
~ e.laif.bushel wheat bags, Bounce,
liNpING TwINIg-F. o. b. Fort
Win uer 100 pounds, white elsai.
So 10; standard, 50. 35i MANILA, Sl0.35.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-08-12
pRUos

Quotations based on small lots TO re-
,.if deslerg. Antipaihine. per ounce, 50c;
4aetariid per ounce, Zoe. per pound,
IA. acehc acid. per pound. Sc; oarbolic
" "cId srysf. PR ~, 32c 10 ne; fnurlatlc
nn.ii d RI, per ID, 2Oc. nitric acid, q,
p pet ~. Pie: sulphurio ncid, @. r.,
II rs: alcohol. 20 per cent, per gal, 50 80,
less Sc cash; alum, per ~. 4c; nniiLnni-
ia. S1.OO: antiiebriDe. per o.. BIC; anti
ryriue, pr o.. Si.i0, ammonia, car
Donate, per H., 1Gri blue vitrol. per ii.
case: blu. moss, per h., DOc; blue oint-
nent. per b.. Soc. borax. per h.. 12filac;
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-08-12
KANSAS CRY LIvEsTocK

KANSAS CITY. Mo. Aug, 1l.-cat.
Tie tccelpts, $500; shipments, lS0O:
steady 10 strong: Texas stccrs. Si3Dtl
300 shipping steers. S4.WMo,oO; native
stock S3.isd4. 10: st0ckcrs and feeders,
Ng;aJda.0n: bulls and mixed, Si.JC1is so.
Hog. Receipts, 1lO0; shipments, 1900;
10 y 10 lower; bulk. S4il0fla35: heavies.
~ i9dl 10; packers. 81 S5fih. 20: mixed,
S4'Sd1,2A: lichts, $44Od5.0o: workers.,
Sa,i5ttO.dO; pigs. S535ai0.GO
Shecp-l,eccipts, 200; shipments, 200;
steady.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-08-12
CANNED GOODS.

a ohSTERS-Onc.pound. per dozen,
VVei No. ?, per dozen, 81 So
iSH Alaska, No. | sahDnn, per dog
en-, Sl,aO, Columbia river No. ! salmon.
per Iesen n 20; lib, maclercl per dog
en-, 81 30, American sarducs. liza. per
case, Sl2, 90.
Pottcd ham, Lib, per doz.
en- .Nc; potted ham. lob, per dozen,
S,'N. Vienna sausage. Lab, per dozeh,
go Vienna sausage. lib. per dozen,
81 70, lunch tongue, lib, per dozen,
1910; clipped beef, 1.2.lh,, per dozen,
500 Clipped beef, lib, per dozen,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-08-12
ulpEs. WOOL. ETC.

HIDES Buyers are paying; Dry
an, l,aayy, o. light. %. dry salt Dc;
green ei salt, 3g3 1.2ci butchers green,
? 1-2n3 1-2e. ,r1s,o. -,
,nadln,1 19G 14c; hre. 12lfI4cs
RoNES Hoofs aud bones, $500 per
ton. delivered. ,.,s
BEES WAN-lbalsc'
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-08-12
MAN onLnANs fnoprcN.

NEW ORLEANS, La. Aug. IL. SUI
gar-Firm. Centrifugal. on white, S-4c'
prime yellow clarified ! 3lDd4 3Sri
of do. 4 1Sr; seconds l-lUdl 5-lOc'
nolasses nominal.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-08-12
WOOL.


ST. LOUIS, Mo. Aug. 1l.-Wool--
Receipts, ll.Nn pounds; shipments, BIZ
600 pounds; market dull. depressed, IN
changed.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-08-12
|j0KS FREE!

..an,,inrity Of
4 t,iher increase uhe popnnIx mr..
W., Belt route, qnu prope4 ,So "a.
4. M readers Of ms pipe w, .n and
!. Il that line 10 ohIe ,hs IsaSt
i I,,i iali; sr rs %sii hayS Pesa
IN cue Of the largest pnDllsnini1i
) ii1 United States % VIM W ona
- lAsu 3, Il the following val:
lHI 10 any address
N trts on receipt of II cents en n
y. IA cover postage ana pnchlhy
"a a, printed on good paper ani
\ IN Illuminated cover In colors.
Nau N asked Is to cover charges
~ 7. y nsrklng. and will be prompts
Z .ss Y h to anyone not perfectly sat
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-08-12
NEW YORK WOOL,

NEW YORK, Aug, 11.-Wool Very
dull. unsettled; domestic nerec. 20d2se'
pulled, lGd22c; Texas. l2nl4c.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-08-12

KANSAS CITY. Mo-, Aug, H.
Wheat-One cent higher. No. red,
Doc.
Corn firm, unchanged. No. mixed
30 1-2c
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-08-12

considerably. The outlook Is moi csl,oa
teheeftui for the immediate flture ibs
ARG snort interest being tho oniv I'M.
pUr'aht CHECK On future decline
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-08-12
COAL

Retail Us..-C Canyon City, SITS per
ton. MeAllister. Choctaw, Jenny Lind,
Big Muddy. Rouse. Maitland. Cameron.
Robinson and Walsenhcrg conls, car lots.
SO.IA. 3 to 10 ton lots, SO5O; one ton,
$500 one-hnlf ton, $500. Monarch. Vic
lois, $3.50; 3 10 10 ton lots, 5000; two
tous. SB2S. one ton, $3.50; nne-half ton.
SalO, BriAr Creek and McJnmes Goals,
car lots, 1928; 3 to 10 ton lots, $3.50; .
tons 81 30, one ton, 5000; one-half ton,
S3.25, Maitland egg aud Monarch egg.
TONS. $500. single ton, $40; nnthra-
citc nrnnl coal car lois, Sil,oO; 10 10
TO lots, Si2TH. single ton, Sla; anthra-
cltA (Ouilal, . to 10 tons, 5000; single
ton, $3.50, ono-half ton, $500: slack
coal 400
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-08-12

New Orleans. Aug. ll-tSpeciaN- Cotton
futures closed steady to . points lower
Galps II 200
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-08-12
Receipts ana E1plrt. =, An unlts u stas,'


Galveston. Tex. Aug il.--(Spsc'all- -
TlereIuts thus Tar thIs week iu,2sJ
Receipts tho Same time last year. .OsO
Receipts this day liOid
Total reoeipt. th,,s far this season b0lG.70,
Total reeeln,s thus far last season 1880 lsb
Difforenee ....... 2,Oc8.417
Exports 10 Gffeat i;ritiin ,..... 1904
Fxnorts 10 France ....... 1874
Exports 70 Continent ......... 5,972
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-08-12

POULTRY Old hens. per doxon,
s. 6Odi2 20, rptng chickens. small, pur
dozen, 81 10; large, 500; fricrs, per
dozen, 500.
EGGS fresh. without cnsc, De; Kan
eas eggs per case. 50 90; candlod cgga,
l2c
BUTTEn Fresh country, iGN20c;
choice creamery, .tMa3c,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-08-12

Galveston, Tex, Aug. i'll tspeslaL,--
Stocks this day. ..............- 2O0Isl
Stocks this DAY last year. $500. alo.og3
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-08-12
pHrIADNLpHIA WOOI4


PHILADELPHIA, Penn, Aug, IL
Wool-Dull; prices nominal.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-08-12

Now York. Aug il.--tspsclal) Cotton
futures closed steady TO points lower.
Snleg lOl non
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-08-12
LIVESTOCK.
ST LOUIS LIVESTOCK.

81. LOUIS, Mo. Aug; ll,-Sattlc---
fer Texans; fair to good Texans steers
81 5tlGf335: natives, inferior in quality.
Hyes-Ieceipts. 2300: shipments. 5Opi
onanrd strong. closed 10 lower: butchers
and good light, S5.5odo.I5; others, 500
VI Shee,-Iteccipts. 1900 shipments, 600;
steady, uiiehangch
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-08-12

Liverpool Aug. ll-tSpeoiall--Spc, cot
ton closed demand fair,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-08-12

Liverpool weekly statement.
Galveston, Tex, Aug II.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-08-12

Daily Mascn-n,s a, In,,-l,- Tow,
Galveston, Tex. Aug. II.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-08-12

CHICAGO LIVESTOCK.
CHICAGO, Ill, Aug. 11.-cattle--
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-08-12

MEI.ONS-Cnhtcloup per dozen,
-Sr0,si 90. wuprmclons, per dozen, 75cit
81 70.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-08-12

Movement at all u. $. Ports Thus
Far This Season.
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1893-03-16
Road NOtice.

We. the undersigned citizens and Tax
PAYERS of Frederick County. Ma yland, d."
hereby give notice that We intend at the
first mee,i of tho County Commissioners
of Frederick County, Leld after the cxpira'
ton OF thirty days from the publication Of
,bis notice, c, on the third Monday in April,
1893, to petition the said County Com
mssioncrs of Frederick County, Maryland, to
locate and open public road, beginning at
a point on the public road leading from
Graceham to Mc,hanistewn. onc-!ourth mil
West from Graccham, where the private
road is now .o"atcd passing through the
lands of BERNARD Colljtlower to tho south
thence On the division line between the
lands of the above an Martin Firor, hence
over the lands Of Eliza Smith, Nornc''y
Eliza Hank-y) thence OH the division line
between the lands of Henry G. Smith and
Johu r. Stoncr and Henry Smith and the
heirs If Ezra Eyler, to ,oterscct the road
LEAKING from Mcchanlcs'own to Eiclo''z
Mills. The said new road to he not less than
thirty feet wide an Stu ,tnd in Mechanics
town District, Frederick County; Maryland
Henry G.. Smth, John r. Stoner,
Mary S. Firor Bernard Coliaower,
George II. Bussard, Urah Warrenftl'1,
Samuel EichoItA William Eyer,
L. G. Smith, John 5. Ogle
and % others mar96t
n 1y;,.., Nor., ,na iy,r Pills IN doses IS cts
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Sale RegiStcr.

Under this head will appear free nol!ce
of the date and character Of SAFES lor "hich
bills nrv printed ut this office
A charge of 25 cents u line Will nc mace
for place In this column when bills arr PRINT
cd tlsew here.
Friday, March nth, Elias F Valentine will
Il hell stock and farming implements, mics
north Of Double Pipe Greek.
Saturday, MI Oh 18th, VIM. H Eigenb ode
will sell STOCK and farming implements.
Monday, March 30, Samuel ] Bei,ler will
sell ut public sale, near Rocky Ridge, lot
of live stock ana farming implements.
Thur day, March %, j. 9. Martin and D G
Z,utz will sell al franklin Mills lot Of
/ personal property.
Friday. March "a. E. II 2 Buhrm,n will sell
at Foxviilc lot of personal property.
Friday. March 24'h, Henry Eich"l'z, adMr;,
vii, sell at pubic SHE. at E'choI.z' Mill,
lot Of persona, property:
Saturday, Marcel, Is. Jos A. and 9. G. We'd
die will sell at Mumnlas Fording, y lot OF
household furniture "a.
Saturday. March 2J. David Rrightler will sell
l at public sale, III Mechan,cstown, q valuable
lot OF personal property. ~ !. -g
Saturday. March 25th. John II Roddy will
sell real estate and personal property. near
Mt st. Mays. IA 49, 2. -
Tuesday. March %, 1 NJ. Fisher will eel ut
pubic sues a, Mutter's Station, . valuable
lot Of personal property. LII -
Saturday, April Isl, Henry 'Wilhlde wln
rel u, pubic sale, Ut Deerdeld, mountain
land. ts
S.tui day. April list. Vim. j Crannr will sell
. at public sale, at lis storein Creagerstnwn,
household effects and general merchandise
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Two Valuable Friends.

l.. A physician cannot always be had.
Rheumatism, Neuralgia, Spralns. Bruises and
Burns occur often and sometimes when least
expected Keep handy the friend of many
households and the destroyer Of all pain, the
famous Red Flag OIL, 25 cents.
q Many precious lite could lie saved
that h being rackcd to death with that terri.
ble cough. Secure good nights rest by in
vrsting Is cents for a bottle Of Pan Tina, the
grca; remedy for Coughs. Colds and Con-
sumption
Trial bottles Of Pan Tina free ut Dr. !. *.
Waters Drum Store.
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Il Also Mt same time and place the subscriber
will sell wagons. jaeger, buggy, sleigh and
9 strands OF bells, horse collar, new fly nets,
2 wheel barrows, snow plough, 4 picks, 4
dirt shnvels, 2 crow.ars, 2 digging irons,
axes, matches, bench screw, all kinds Of car
penlcr tools, including some excellent angurs,
1 IL loot ladder, 80 foot ladder, three step
ladders, corn barrel, large meat tub, large
and small meat benches, slop barrel, buckets,
and a hundred other barrels, boxes. &c,
ploughs, enterprise meat cutter and stutfer,
HANS, SHOULDERS, SIDE MEAT,
lard AID lard cans, thirty ch ckens, also one
wind mill, two good corn shelters. about rs
bushels rye, grain and flour scoops, and
4 husbel measures, doz hand sieves doz.
mill picks, grain bags. 500 paper -four sucks.
! flour and feed mixer, new, Eureka mill
brushes and broolns, oil cans, lamps and
lanterns large and small b,skets, &C.
TERMS, FOR BOTH SALES: A credit OF
Six months will gwen Oh all sums in excess
of Five Dollars. the purchaser giving his note
with approved security bearing interest from
dae. Sums OF aud under Five Dollars, Cash.
No property to he removed until terms have
been complied with.
J. HI Martin, Auct ! {, MAtFlN.