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The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-01-30

SltudDy.
Some people who raise chickens by ma
chinery think that the eggs should be taken
out and cooled from time to time to CORE
sp0nd with thetimes that the hen leaves the
nest to get food for itself, but the general
opinion is that the machine is u vast inn
praveuent over the hens, and that the rea-
son many eggs under hens do not hatch
is because the hen does not sit there steadily
to keep them Mt an even temperature,
At the end of three weeks the eggs open
and the chickens appear. In some incuba-
tors the chickens drop out through the eggs
into tray placed below TO receive them,
while IN other incuhators the chickens
climb out of the egg. and climb around
over their Unmatched brothers and sisters,
For n day these freshly Matched chickens
are kept in the incubator to dry off. If
two-tllirds Of the eggs latch successfully
the experiment has beaten the average hen S
record several times over,
When the chicks have spent a day in the
incubator they are put in another machine
called brooder, which is also heated With
lamps, but not to such a high temperature.
= They make their first meal in this machine
off hard boiled and chopped up eggs mixed
with n few bread crumbs. This is theiI
diet for Il few days, when they get milk and
ginger mixed with bread crumbs and grad
ually oatmeal and eornmeal The impor
tant thing in the brooder is to keep them
warm and dry.
4 Three weeks Is the time the chickens
spend in the brooder At the end of this
l stage they arc old enough to cat oats, corn
/ ground mp oyster shells and other articles
OF ordinary chicken diet They are SAT-
!. now and there is little danger of their dy
! ing Nothing remains except 10 fattet
] them up to he broilcrs.-New York Sun.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-01-30
Almost any kind of NIen's

Almost any kind Of Mons
Overcoats at say a third un
alr the recent prtees-Sl :,
from S25 $50 from S35
S35 from SIS.
Juniper and Market streets.
y onlcll S Shoes at three
dollars.
Hard to comprehend tho
variety and superiority OF
our stock OF them as it stands
today. alues are easily 81
to So. Among them:
Heavy for SIT Get bad walking,
lighter for stts.et-2ood walking.
Finer for house Or evening dress
wear.
All sizes, all widths, al
proper shapes, toes and tips.
Girls and Small Boys
Shoes at one dollar, widths
= and L, sizes s to 134 ,buf
they re worth ol.50 to 81.
The Rubber Overshoe
stock IS now complete witt
iirst.elass goods.
Market street.
JOHN WANAMAKER
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-01-30

During the past week there were z
births, 3 marriages ana 50 deaths re
ported to Registrar CoitInhoan,ag
tirths, 10 marriages and = DEATH.
Tor the corresponding week of las
year.
The deaths are classified as follows
males. Is, females. 81; white 70 black
;; adults, III minors, II; nutiSe, Is
foreign born, =. Causes Of death: pnel
mouia d accident 1; bronchitis, con
Eesttan OF lungs, consumption, gas
tlitis heart disease, premature birth
: eaeh compassionate brain, cganosis
cfrhosis oil liver. dropsy. diphthsria
esysipelas, hamilton, perltonitis. puer
were white males, black mate;
white females, / black females. OF til
marriages all were between whites.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-01-30
mospAy. JANUARY so. 1883:
curbing coal pealers.


New York State is aroused against
the exorbitunt prices fnr anthracite
coal now exacted by producers and
dealers. So serious has become the
complaint that bill has been intro
dlced In the Legislature to restrict
xhe prices of coal. and the bill. 1t is
said. will receive very strong support
Tho same complaint exists III other
States besides New York, and reme-
dies everywhere are required to stop
corporutions md trusts from gambling
In coal. The New York Tribune refer
rilg TO this matter strikes 4 responsive
cord when it says that CORPORATIONS
and dealers sho uld exercise caution in
raising the prices of food or fuel to
such excessive and indefensihle figures
that the great mass of voters will in
sist that prices shall be regulated by
law.
Il iF, of course. desirable as rule
that Legislatures shall not attempt to
regulate the markets or to Interfere
with prices, but when corporations
and dealers, conspire to increase the
burthens of the people SO unreasonahly
and auduciously, as they have done III
the case OF anthracite coal, they need
not be surprised ii the wave of public
impatience and anger become 80 for
midable that legislators will be tempt
ed to apply the severest restrictions.
Tho community is extremely slow 10
arouse to wrath. but when its anger is
once thoroughly excited. corporations
and dealers that stand i'll its way are
likely to suffer. The Rochester Grand
Jury has indicted eighteen members OF
the Coal Exchange OF that city for al
legged conspiracy to prevent free com
petition in the sale of coal anon Est
consumers. Similar indictments IN uy
follow elsewhere and probable action
By various Legislatures may menace
seriously the prosperity OF various
coal corporations. The raising oil
prices for coal has certainly been over
done, and tho people will not much
longer submit to be plundered SO out.
lageously.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-01-30

Rev. f. /, Hubbard III referring tx
the meetings at the rink said Mr.
Moody was not Il great preacher ba
lie was great "puucAer." Last Sun
day afternoon he eNpecte, him t,
punch a certain man and he dii puncl
him hard before lie got through. II,
enjoyed seeing his friend punched bu
i'll his next sermon he punched TIL,
preachers as well as others ana al
though this punching was not quite 81
enjoyable it WAS productive of good, d
it Nude him look within and review
his own actions. He hopeI all VIII
had been punched by Mr.. Mood!
mo:e fully to perform their variou,
duties and advance the cause of Christ
lie thought the visit OF Moody aut
sankey TO unr city would be produc
! L 49,. - - -.- i - -
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-01-30

r NOMBiNA ALTON SALE OF horses, COWS,
" pigs, WA Gns harness and sleighs-
Win he sl!d mt Farrys hotel on the
Concord pike, iirandywIne hundred,
E ON TUESDAY, JANUARY 3lst, 1913
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-01-30

The Local OF saturday says: John q.
jackson, of Hnrkesein Delaware, Is in
Nest hester so-day i'll consultation
with Hon. Il. L. Monaghan. a member
oil tho PenhsylyaniaD Boun,
Diary Line Commission. The visitor Is
here 10 see whit lie can do TO get the
Commission 20 leave the line where il
WIS formerly, 80 rs not to disturb tho
families who have always lived III Del
aware, but who through the change
would he forced into London Brital
township Chester county. AIr. Jack
son says they VIII tight the chaI ~
bitterly, and are HOW at wgrk trNiEl
to get the Delaware Legislature to In
tefcetle fer them,
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-01-30
THURSDAY. FEBRUARY srH. 1893.
At 10 o'clock. sharp.

At 10 o'clock. sharp.
10 head of horses No. 1. Fred, Sorrel, 4
years oil. very stylish, an extra driver
and can be driven BY a Indy.
No. =. Tom, Black horse, . years old. q
good worker.
s. Clyde. brown mare, Q years old.
/ 4. Fly. brown MARE, years old, been
regularly rideu ant. driven by lady:
3. George, brown horse. Il years old, q
good worker.
6. Jim. a roam horse, 9years old.
! 2. Black mare, years old, good driver.
s and o. 2 colt.. . years.
[ 10. ycarllns colt.
| Is milk COWS, most of them will be
fresh by day of sale, among them are
registered hoisteins, . young helfers, =
registered holstein bulls. No. !. 3 years
old. No. . 10 months old; % shoats =
carriages, l market do irholn, road
cart. no-top wagon. horse cart now;
hay rigglngs. peach wagon bed, Deer
ing binder, ms good rs new; Deering
mower | horse rake. farmers favorite
grain drill, 2-horse tread power, Belle
City feed liter, l corn shelter, ! cider
mill and press Jones barn scales l fan.
ming mil. l roller. little Diamond
sulky cuitiSator and all attachments.
walking cultivators, GETAWAY, acme and
drag harrows. l Oliver cnitivator and =
Lyracuse plows. grindstone. 2 ladders,
single trees, double trees, spades, forks,
shovels etc.
4 sets of wagon harness. l set of cart
harness, 1 set OF carriage harncss.4 sets OF
plough harness. l collar, brides, hallcrs
etc, dairy fixtures, Cooley creauIry, u
cans); 2-handled churn,1 SPANS improv-
cd butter tub. milk pans, buckets etc.,
about ton of Kangaroo phosphate, ls4
acres of wheat In the ground, hay by the
ton. corn by the lushei about 500 cations
of cider vinegar.
I Terms-AlI sums of $50 ami less cash. all
sums over that amount q months credit,
interest added or per cent. of for cash.
Mrs. j. STERLING.
i J. +. DALE.
1 L. ". Stllhnm 4 Son AIIcts
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-01-30
There Are No "Fixedo stars.

The term fixed, rs applied to the stars,
Is now known to he u misnomer, for it has
been proven that there is not II stationary
u fixed" star in the whole heavens and
no such thing AS absolute rest i'll any OF
Gods monstrous machinery. II is hardly
necessary to say that all the stars are con
atantly in motion, some of them whizzipe
through space 1T the rate OF 30 900 mile
an hour, more than thrice the velocity q
our earth on it's orbtal track. This con
stunt motion brings about some startling
changes in Neutrality-suspicious. in the couist
Of scores of centuries. But, however, III,
yisRal effect ON the generation or half /
dezen generations presents the planets in !
seeming unchanged aspect.-St. Louis Re
| ulillic.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-01-30
ON SATURDAY.
THE 4ru DAY oFrEnRuARY, 1899.


The following described real estate, viz:
THAT C rLuin frame houS AMI lot o
land situated IN the city OF W ilmil&t0ri
aforesaid. bounded an described MS FOL
lows, to vii:
Begilning III stake Nh the northerly
side Oh Eighth street and ut the distanul
of ai feet from the tHstctly sttic of Tat
mall street. corner OF Ian now or iat
oil " iilianl Valentine; thence by II line o
That land horth >! degrees st 100 feet Il
IA stake in BENJAMIN @ewells lands
Thence by'his line south IS degrees cast
Tee 20 another stake; thence south )! de
gree west Il feet 10 the aforesaid side Q
Eighth street; thence by the sa d side o
mid street north IS degrees west III feg
10 the place OF hcginning, he the con
tents thereof more or less.
i-riXed ana tai,rti in execution rs TIL
property OF Herbert II. Ward. admins III
tor OF Francis Enpolre, deceased mortga
gre, and Ida l.apolfr, surviving mottga
ger and I. ?, aud TO bc sol by
PElRGE4 GDtLp. Snersff.
SheriIf's Office, Wilmington, Del
january 1t. le93 III
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-01-30

Patrick oBrien, who was delivered
from the curse Of rum by means oil
the treatment at tho Burlington Insti-
tute, No 1901 West Eighth street. went
to work this morning Tor the Atlas
Dredging Company. Patrick has
thoroughly reformed, and as he is n
hrstciass engineer, there is nc doubt
bat he will be rapidly advanced.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-01-30
THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 10, 1893,
At IL o'clock. a. M. sharp.

Horses No. /. Lew, brown horse. s
years old kind und gentle, and Will work
anywhere No ,. Caesar, bay horse, =
years old. good worker and driye r.. No. 8.
y - Oh iainily horse; can te driven by a
lady. No. 4. Dun horse, Ginger. IL years
old. u go ri worker. No. Sortel mlre,
II years old. with ioal; a good worker and
old. All OF these horses arc hone-raised,
and sound and ready to 20 to work
/ IA head of home raised dairy cows part
of them are Jerseys and ilolsteins some
of them will be In profit by day of sale.
= Holstein bull. : years old. 81 head of
good ewes, 30 of which are Shropshires.
and viii nearly all lamb by day OF sale
l Shropsh re buck. o shoats.
4 lmplchents-2fa farm wagons, as good as
new; hay rigging. horse cart, jump
dearborn 3 carriage poles, Buckeye
mower. AZ feet cut; l Dcering Giant
mow,r. feet cut; buckeye binder, in
good order;tl horse rake. Bickford and
Hoffman y rain drill, l HCnch cultiyator,
p root cutter. iron frame. and wood
frame cultivators, good plows, pair oil
twin harrows. Pannock corn s1ellers, /
with shaker;l Burdoek huy cutter, corn
coyerer. grain Grad esq moving scythcs,
i 3 hay knives. farm roller, corn mark
er. boring frare. post uuger. 1 bro I'd
axe, post dog. maui and wedges, , cross
cut saws, lot OF hay and manure forks, :
, btl ~ SHDNtlSs d loI8 Hlliluitt sHONti-,
grain fans hog trough, l post spade, 4
+ pair donblctrees, 3-horse tree, Sc Of
! singletrees 10 berry crates and boXsa i
set OF buggy wheels, ] 16-feet ladder ]
buggy body and top. ice hooks, lot OF
; grain bags, block aud fall. IL cow
chains. 0 hedge knives. 3 picks. l grind
lstonc q G der barrc,s. = 5.gallon kegs,
beam and pea, weighs 500 pounds Har-
, ness sets OF single carriage harness,
set OF double carriage harness. / set OF
dearborn harness, | of age harness 9
is OF pillow harness, with hip straps; l
set of single lead chains, set of cart har-
ness, complete; lot OF collars, brides aud
halters. 9 straps of sleigh bells. | bride
and saddle. lot OF blank cts and cirsinges
: rlar 3 > thos.
I Dairy Fixtutes--1 but er worker, l box
butter print, 3 large butter tubs with ice
cooler; butter churn and horse l.Gooley
CT, amer, No. .; set OF butter scales and
weights. II 20-quart milk cans. 3 dozen
milk pms, copper kettle. will hold *
4 gallon, > largo iron pots, sau
: sage tit T. l lard squeezcr and suffer.
/ hand sleeves. milf, buckets. 4 new wasl
; tuts, 80 pnlr of chic scns. lot of Whit,
star seed potatoes by tho blsheI. !.
bushel measure
Terms An sums OF so and under cash
all over that umout II credit OF l.; month";
will lie given by the purchaser giving /
bankublc note with an approved cndors
or, and interest from date
ALBERT W0LEAST0S.
T.. W. .Stidham & Son, Auctionetrs.
i j. IL. Chambers Clerk. jS0 COLTS
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-01-30

shire he only gets 8 per cent. AIl0w'
ing as claimed by FREQ Traders, which
Is not true, that the Lngllshnans
money will purchase 4 per cont more
goods than that OF theAlnelicntl ana tile
difference Is still il favor Of the Pitts.
bnrg iron worker by - % per ton.
And yet it seems stranger than ever
that iron workers should, ut tie late
election have voted Tor English IN
preference 10 American wages II til,
principles of tile Democratic platform
are.carried. ont b. tie incoming udtain
t5tratlon, the american iron workers
viii wake up to full realization a
what they have done.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-01-30
SALE.

l.. W. stidham \ Son, Aact
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-01-30
Good Behavior.

Row. L. l.. Hubbard remarked or
Sunday morning previous to com
nencing service. that q gentleman
had told him that he recently took 0
seat in the back part of tho church IN
order that he might sec how the young
people conducted themselves during
service, and he was fully satisfied thai
their behavior could be pronounced
first-class. us good as any he had evel
seen i'll any church. This we may con
slider creditable not only to the young
people, but also to the pastor who gen
orally puts enough spice in his sermon
to command attention, and make thu
time pass pleasantly.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-01-30

The doctors have to take a back
seat, Mrs Lewis Coda. Cheshire,
Conn. writes: MY son fell from q
tree and sprained his neck. Several
doctors attended him. but he oontinu-
ed to grow worse, in fact we thought
he would die. Salvation OIL was re
commended, we tried it and with two
bottles his neck was we'll. D
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-01-30

AT II O'Clock, NJ, sharp,
a. 3 Horses. No. /. Harry. bay
,(epL gelding, quiet aud kind in all
kinds of harness. No . Kate. bay mare,
No. !, Seham, iron gray gcldng, quiet in
single or double harm So, Il good driver.
These horses are fearless of steam cars.
electric ears and bicycles. They are
worthy the attention Of any one wanting
good reliable horse.
II Head of Milk or Butter Cows, avn
solue fresh ana others close SPRING -Es-1f
ers, 2-yoar old heifer Will he IN profit in
April, one young stock bull, lioistein and
Jersey breed. quiet and gentle. Dairy
men wanting cows for either purpose
can lind them here.
! Farming Implements, consisting Of one
farm wagon. horse cart, l buckeye glass
feed gra in drill. Buckeye mower, horse
rake, ptows, = iron cultivators, one with
covering attachments, twin harrow aud
chain, No. baldwin hay anu fodder cut
ter with belt wheel, sled and tongue, Tx
wagon nearly new, miIikct dearborn,
buggy, carriage pole, straps and yoke,
double and stnUictrPc.2 short singletrees,
: sets of tam harness, set cart harness,
set dearborn harness, set buggy harness.
sets pillow harness. bri'llcs, collars, double
aud single lines. = straps sleigh bells, en-
tension latlder, cow chains. grain cratic
scythcs. forks, shovcls, picks, Foes iron
post spadc, stone sledgc, wedges baskets,
berry hoycs. l-2 hushel ana hulr-pcoS
measure. 800 beam AMI peas lOl feet 3-i
inches rope, double aud single ptlloys,
frame tor circular saw with manual, lot
Of baEs, corn hy the bushcl
I Dairy Fixtures 3 dozen good milk pans
Reid = butter worker. one Churn uud
stand, b icitrts, straincrs. : butter coolers,
= ~ and 20-qttart milk ms, ucrcs OF
win at in he ground. and many other ar
tirlcs not mentioned.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-01-30

Sandella, for diseases of the geuito
urinary organs. Specially valuable
in the prostate troubles of old mer
and women. Painful or difficult mic
turition, urethral Inflammation. For
gravel, milan nation of the prostate
glands and cata:rh of the bladder, and
restoring premature lost vitality. Fol
kidney and bladder troubles 1t has
never been eqnaled. Bert reference
Dr. J. d. Welch, 800 West Fourth street
Wilmington. Del,
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-01-30

II should be borne In mind that tho
county assessors are sitting in Levy
Court room as court OF appeals. This
is general assessment year when prop
erty ana persons are supposed to be
newly assessed without any reference
to the old assessments. Property
owners who know the amounts for
which they were assessed for the last
four years, may find theirproperty as
sessed for quito different amount
this year.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-01-30

Il understand said the caller, that
your son is going to spend IA year in the
arctic regionsg"
''Yes,n said the fond mother, Harry
want 10 Hal;c study ofthe lngomars and
thci1 customs detroit Free Press.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-01-30

DR.. Slmms' White Pllmonic Balsam
Take care Of your lungs this cold
making season. Cure the cough, sore
throat, hoHrseness. Group, etc, with
this great lung cure. Keep your lungs
strong and prevent consumption to a
certainty with this great remedy, SOC
and 81. Sold by druggists. Medicine
lparlor. 422 Market street.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-01-30

OF Adams. n. ", ate nothing but dry
broad for three years on account of that
terrible disease. Dyspepsia. He states
that he was entirely cured by DIR. Hale's
Household Tea and can now eat any
thing. This greatest medicine known
10 sold ut % and 50 cent? per package at
Beaton Smiths, drug store, 7th and Pine
streets.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-01-30
B. B. RILEY

This has been the bust.
est January we have ever
had and our many patrons
have given us great pleasure
by assuring us that they have
been enabled to save money
by our exertions.
Our store is full of bar.
gains and every department
has its share.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-01-30

The meeting room OF the Washing
ton Steam Fire Company, on Frenei
street below Fourth, has been newly
furnished and handsomely decorated
and is now one OF tho finest meeting
rooms in this city.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-01-30

Nervous prostration, drunkenness. fits
opium habit, st. Nitus dance. hysteria,
siu, confusion. are cured by DIR. Miles
Nerylne. Trial bottles and fine books
free at z. James Belt or mail 10 cts.
Dr.. Niles Meaieal Co. Elkhart. Ind.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-01-30
On FRIDAY,
TIE Sd DAY OF FEBRUARY. 1899.
At &c O'Clock. a. IN,
The following described real estate, viz

The following described real estate, viz:
All TINT certain lot of ground with Il
two-stery frame house thereon erected.
situated in the town OF Delaware City
county ul New Castle. Del. bounded AMI
described as follows: Situate on the
northwest side a ll.l:nlton street, about
$50 feet from Second street. with II front
Oh hamilton sire ct OF 10 feet and a depth
OF ahnut 100 feet, bounded on the SOUTH
east hy Hamilton street on The north
east by lot OF William Howell on thu
northwest by an s lcct.wldr alley, and 81
the southwest by lot OF William lirweit
be the same what it IuaS.
Seized and taken In execution ms thu
property OF William Hukill, and 10 bt
sold by
PIERCE Got LID, sheriff.
Sherins office. Whining ton, Del.
.lanuuiy is, 1873 JIG
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-01-30


3 horses.
No. i. bay horse Riil years old; good
style aud action, good driver sale lor II
lady to drive; he is an all day horse.
No. 2, bay horst Diamond. 1G hands
high, years old very sfranH and power
tnl, suitable Tor market dearborn or cart
ing; also good leader, safe Tor II ei!ild to
drive.
No 3, gray horse Never Sweat, 10 years
old II hands high suitable for cart.
lhrer yodng cows All coming in fresh.
FARMING impleneais-l GrosS-eut saw,
W. cd saw. b lar scythe, / farm wit9on
with huy riggings. | market Dearborn
with pole and shafts. Germantown car
riaae, Pheton carriage. J sleigh. | dug
out wagon, l-h9rse cart, SETS OF double
harness. | set OF light double harness. /
set OF heavy dearborn harness, SITS OF
piOw harness, = sets OF carriage harness,
collars and brides, matters. set of duu-
bl lines. large pillow. sci of cart illr-
! ness ! sets OF single lines, -borSr ptoW
/ strap oil small sleigh bells, twin barrow :
! iron ctiltivittnrs with corn coVerer At
tHehed; | Little Gem garden cuitiYa,Gr
with all the attachments. corn mark OF,
nearly new moving machine. gboi as
| new; corn shelter, hay cutter, lot Of
tim thy lay, wheat drill. lot OF chains
giiitdstone. hay knie, good a4 new;
I forks, slioNeis spadee. hoes picks, crew
bars. 2wash benches. lot of old iron. 1 l.
can Reeds Gre imcry, churn and horse.
large cream cans milk pans, scales and
weights butter tub. large milk cup
+ boards.
Household Goods large cook stow,
parlor stove, sittiug-foou stove, !! settces
and bed tables, clocks lamps. chairs,
be4sieads bedding, bureaus. looking
Flu3scs lot of picture frames washs ands.
/ carpets, dis5ies knives and forks, Il lut OF
i tools, large watch dog,
Terms All Sums OF SIS and under cash,
+ over thnt amount II ere 1t of : months
Will be given by the irchnser giving I,
! haukabie note with ali approved en-
I doiser. 1t paid when due no interest
added. II not paid when due interest add.
/ ed, or 3 per cent of for cash
JAMES L. MCKINNEY.
Henry NJ. Whlteman, Auctioncer.
4 NOMINATION SALE OF horses. cows
" pigs. WA ems, harness and sleighs-
/ win he sid mt Farrys hotel on the
Concord pike, Brandywlne hundred,
On TUESDAY. JANUARY 3lst, 1913
AT one O'Clock. p. M.
/ 10 !ioraee all good drivers and workers
10 head oil COWS. fresh, spri, gers and fat
ones. sows with pigs. shot.
i TermS-3 months by pnrcascr giving q
bankubls note with AN approved en Tor,
ser. HD3EitT McGADDiN.
Charles liightleid. Aue. i24.ts