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The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-02-21

The petty meanness which governs tho
Democrats oil our State was fully illus.
trated by the disposition made In the Sem
ate Of the bill introduced by Senator Han.
by providing for another constable Ia
Brandywlne Hundred. Instead OF allow.
Ing the Governor to make the appoint.
ment, the bill was amended to permit tho
Levy Court to make the appointment.
They were not satisfied to permit a single
Republican Constable In the entire State.
This illioerallty Is In strange contrast
with the liberal treatment they have re.
ceived from Senator Handy. After his
magnantmlty on all occasions we are sur.
prised atsuch llttleness. The III embe who
offered the amendment and those who
voted for II, should be ashamed of them.
selves, and II Senator Handy is not
ashamed OF them we think he ought to
DO. There ls no saying. however, to what
depth Bourbon Democrat will descend,
and hence we need not be surprised at
anything which We may witness In the
future. We do not wish to deal harshly
with any Democrat but we wish to see
Democrats as we'll as Republicans have a
little magnanlmlty.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-02-21

Where good schools ara kept open for
the admission of pupils without charge
we should think that parents would feel
sufficient interest in the welfare OF their
children to see that they learn to read,
write.aud cipher wlthoutlegal compulslon.
Few par ents can lie found who neglect
their children in this respect as the adj.
yantaRes OF at least common school
education ID admitted by all. Notwlth.
standing the fears OF many good people,
education is becoming more general.
the number OF the illltsrate Is gradually
becoming less, and in few years there
will be few II any who do not possess
smatterinR OF book learning. This ad
vance is being voluntarily made, and 1t
does not seem necessary to burden our dl.
gest with unnecessary statutes. Still, If the
members OF the Legislature In their wis.
dom may think that any number OF the
children in any part of the State. may be
benefited by the proposed enactment we
shall not interpose an objection to 1t.
Just as the twg is bent the tree is In
olined."
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-02-21

The Insurance business In our State Is
very lucrative II we may judge from the
report OF tho companies 10 tue Insurance
Commissioner
The report for sos showed that gs com
panles operated In the state. divided AS
foIlows: Fire, ~; life, ~; insurance. i;
casualty, II; accident Il. Premiums paid
to home cumpaniez, SSGui.gi. losses
paid, SO leo. Premiums paid to foreign
companies. si1p, 29J.j5; l6sses paid. $50.
2I6. 9s Fees $3.50
Last yeur there were los companies
doing business in Delaware or this
number 5S were fire, - life, assurance,
IL casualty, i accident and 1--we stock.
Premiums paid to hutnn comp uHe5, $50 :
995 10. lossDs paid. 4d;i ti2i3i Premiums
paid to foreign companies. s2ea 069 81;
losses paid SlSl OJs 81 Fees. ell aG3 80.
During tho two years fourteen companies
came into the State to transact business
and four went out. -Four companies were
Incorporated by the Stute.
No wonder the Insurance business Is
followed by 80 many men and they can
afford to pay SUCH big salaries. Inc rates
should be lowered AMI the owners OF real
es.R given the benefit.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-02-21

WASHINGTON. Feb. 2i.-Senators voor-
hees and Turpie and several Of the indiana
members OF the house, together with
Chairman Taggert. of the Indiana Demo
cratic state central committee, called upon
the president to present the claims of Hon.
John Gilbert Shanklin, editor Of the
Evansville Courier, to appointment as
minister to Mexico to succeed the late
Hon. Isaac p. Gray. The president prom
ised to give careful consideration to Mr..
Shanklin's claims, but did not indicate in
any way what his decision might BIO. A
large number of senators, both Democrats
and Republicans, have signed a paper
urging the appointment Of Senator Ran
som
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-02-21
JUDGED BY HIS WORK.
What People Say Of MuayOn.


Frank =. Hartwell. of the firm OF Hart.
we'll & cambridge. No. 33t River street.
Albany \. l., says: Il have used Muny.
oI's rheumatism Cure with the best pos
sible results. | suffered from rheumatism
for many years, and having failed to OBJ
tain relief from the mnny medicines /
tried commenced to Use. Munyon's Cure.
After taking the medicine Tor one week
1 am completely cured. My general health
has improved aud | EEL like different
man"
Munyon's Rheumatism euro acts almost
instautuneously. curing manY obstinate
cases IN lew hours. IL Is guarauteed to
cure rheumatism In any pat OF the body.
Acute or muscular rheumatism cured
In from ono to tive days, It never fails to
cure sharp shooting pHins IN the arms.
legs, side back or breast. or SORENESS OF
any par OF tine body IN from one to three
hours. 1t promptly cures lalneuess. stir
AMI swollen JOINT, and ali pains in the
hips amt lUlns, CnrOutc rheumatism, scla.
ticA lumbHRo OF pain IN the lack nro
speedily cured. Ii seldom fails to give
relief after one or two doses, anu almost
Invariably cures 6efore one bottle has
been used.
Munyon's Homeopathic Hospital Rem
edy Company, OF Philadelphia. pat up
speCliics iur neatly every disease. which
are sod by all druggists. mostly for 70
ceuts a bottle.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-02-21
WHEN manusllro DIED.

The good chief Manueiito
Had rsisned for forty SHOWS,
The best Of all good Indians,
The prince Of Sayajos.
Now while the fever burned him
He turned from side to side.
Twas death where'er he turned him,
And Manuellto died.
No scalps hung In his hogan,
For he did much abhor
Whatever breathed of bloodshed,
Whatever spoke of war.
And here, where oft the battle
Ragged on the mountain side.
Were lowing herds of cattle 49,"
When Manuelito died.
Brave warriors stood before him
And bowed their heads and moaned.
A wrlnkled sQuaw bent DER him,
With fearless eyes, and eroaned;
Who wind sighed in the canyons.
Where camp birds few and criedi
THO San Juan ceased Its singing
When Manuelito died.
-Cy Warman in New York Sun.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-02-21
WINERIES NO DISPUT.

"HERES NJ DlSPUl.
ING IT-people are
sharp judges of good
4 news. It's more than a
one-day interest when we pub
lish Prices one.half. They
have confidence in us. They
come in saying,
"l'll look at those half,price
Made to Measure Returned
Suits" .""
You'd suppose from the mum.
Der of these Suits sold daily
that twas first day of their sail
The fact is-some friend sees
theSuit. Next, he comes.
One customer from Reading
fitted in five minutes. Highly
pleased. We're reasonably sure
he'll send or bring somebody
else.
Another customer bought
two Suits. They often do that.
Two Suits for price of one is
better use than they can usual
ly make of money.
Say--One SIG Suit for 50;
one $40 Suit for $40. S1S alto.
gether.
$40 Suits selling for $40.
$50 Suits selling for S15.
1t takes nerve and pluck to
sell at loss. It's our way Of
making the first loss the last.
You get the Suit, all the profit,
and q big slice off the cost.
Take few minutes to save
dollars.
We're keeping it up-selline
mems all'wool suits, SIS anG
$6.75.
We're keeping it selling
all-wool overcoats, s..
We're keeping it up-selling
Ulster oyercoats, SIS: big, warm
It's no wonder they bny these
S. listers Men who have
heretofore paid $40 or SIS wear
them and know their worth.
No revenue like the comfort in
one of these coats. Besides, il
you had counted out ten gold
dollars to us a season ago yor
couldn't have got better.
Thousands of dozens White
Shirts at retail at 25, so, Il
cents. Anybody would buy
good 75.cent Shirts at % cents
II, III, Is inch neckbands a.
well as average sizes.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-02-21

Apart from the rare pleasure OF visiting
new places and witnessing novel scenes,
the Pennsylvania abroad tompnny's
tours TO California VIII provo better edu-
Gators than any number OF lectures or
books on travel. The imrVense scope of
territory traversed viii expand the ldens
OF all tourists indeiibly impress upon
their minds enlarged yiews OF this mighty
Union aud its vast POSSESSIONS and they
will return to their homes prouder lhnn
ever OF the great land whose Dordera are
protected by the Stars and Stripes.
these tours have been arranged under
the comrany'e renowned personals. con.
Quoted tourist system. and magnificent
Pullman trains will leave New York ind
Philadelphia OH February 20 and March 20,
1898,
Detailed Itinerary will be sent on appli.
cation to Tourist Agent, 1896 Broad way,
New York or room All. Broad Street Sta
ton PhiladelT hia.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-02-21

INDIANAPOLIS, Feb, 2l.-The remains Of
Minister Gray reached this city at o. clock
this morning and from 10 until a. m.
tomorrow will lie in state In the rotunda
of the capitol. The military will have
charge of the obsequies here, and unusual
honor will De paid to the dead. In addi-
tion to the military, many civic bodies
will participate. The funeral train will
leave the city for Union City, where the
remains will BIO inferred, ut a, IN. tomor-
row. Great preparations have been made
for the funeral. The Legislature adjourned
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-02-21
O.. B.: !: !. : !: !. .. .:
W ItsfassL Schedule In eject
NSHIN4sE Nov. 10, lssA
TRAINS LEAVE DELAWARE AVENUE
DEPOT EAST BOUND

TRAINS LEAVE DELAWARE AVENUE
DEPOT EAST BOUND
All trains illuminated with Pintsch Light
New York, week days .sos q II. IS "a 80 40
am. 'ls2 "a. 'a4a IS ". z Y. ~ 2. m
New York. sundays sos. q II. III 40 a. IN.
FsilaGsiphia tTseniy- fourth and CHEST
ma. ,trssl.,l week days 's .,S q o; os'. a
'i2gl. 20. 's4O. 0 Is. 45s IS Us. $50 Tas ~
'0sunSsys 500 riz ss,. 7ss eco. III %.
$40. 10, al p. M.
Phliadelp.,a Srwsl9h and I'd mnriss, s g h;
Sundays. %"iioa e IT, I'll 4oa. m.. .sia. .7A.
e cliESrEu. weok dayA .aol SIS. TN ga,
= b3 81 - 4s.s'pSU. 10 40 &c 10, I'll - u. IN.
l26. '2as q 10 90. % %. go. q a. SIS. w. III
pCuaiEsrER Sundays .aos. III. ss5. 55s.
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Atlantic city. woos days. q IL. -laa,. .a4a
Am. sundaYs IA; .ssa, m. 'a.4sp. IN.
BALTIMORE AND WASHINGTON. ~D
III. 80 u. M, 'is 10. 20a SOt AS, II 1850
sbbep. IN.
Sundays. .alb. III. g 81 a. m 'iaie, 'soI
los. a 81, - IL % 81 D. m.
Baltimore aud Way stations fra IN. az
Newark, Del "a Is. III, g a. M. .is leloa
AS. Is IL. 10. Is 10 Is ID ii 10 p. 10 Sunday
ALB n. - ga m. lsiG. a0s.9lG. 20. % i.
-ooh IL III y. M.
PitisburR IS v n H., .4a7 p. m. daily
Chicago. % a H. IN, - 81 y. NJ. daily.
Cincinnnu and -. Louis, IL Gp. m. and
New Orleans Via Bristol anl Chattanoosa.
ssiyp. M. daily. Through sleeper to New
OrieanR
SinKeriy accommodation, fiT a. III, S0a
s5 and II ~ .. in..dajly.
Landeuberg accommodation. weed dayh
~ i,u. III, X Is and - y. M. Sundaya.
$50 a. IN, ht3p. IN.
Trains leave Market street station Ter
New York. week days. IS 80 IL In.
For Philadelphia. week days, 90
- 10, II ~ a. NJ, 2Sa, s45 y. IN. Sundays, CA
H. me- % s5a. ei5 p. III.
For fittsburg ind Chicago week days. Is ~
For baltimore. week dag, o.. $50 n. m.,
sbL % ~ p. IN. Sunday IS p IN.
For LaudenJcrg aud Way stations week
GAYS 10, 10 u. IN. ~, i0p III. SundayR
t2b u. NJ. ~ D. IN.
Leave Philadelphia (rwents- fourth and
Chestnut strcetsl Tor Wilmington. week DAYS.
1901 olo, ~ . H. 10 III ~ H. h.. l. noon, u j,
u Do, 30. 5 10. a w. 10 % o. . Al, 50, G3l
y IS 'S2lS $50 10 ~ and Ii Is D. IN.
sunday. '33I Gl5, - Ia 10. I'll ~ n. IN, Ia
noon, Il Us W. Is. '4U1, ~, 30. 49, . ~.
10 10 and II rs y. IN.
Leave philadelphia tTweifih and Marhs {
sIrceis), week days 'jA1 = o.. III 70 a. ~
'3qJ. 'i2I y. m. sundays. u ~ y d. I'll 20
Telephone. No. 49,
kapJs to western points lower than Via any
q %. sCULL. General Passenger Ageat
X. n. CAMPBELL. General MANAGER.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-02-21

IRoSwooD, Mich, Feb. 21.-It has been
decided, although informally, by the
mayor, city attorney and nearly all the
city officials in this city to repudiate the
last issue of 1ronwood city bonds, amount
ing to $4,000. About year ago the city
sold bonds to this amount to Coffin &
Stanton, of New York, who are now said
to be in bankruptcy. The bonds were de-
livered to the firm on payment of s25, 900
in cash. No security whatever was re-
quired for the fulflllment of the agree
ment, and the balance due is still unpaid
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-02-21

NASHVILLE, Feb. 2i.-The legislative
committee appointed to investigate charges
of fraud in the governors election met yes
torday and examined the pleadings in the
contest case by counties for the purpose of
seeing If the charges of fraud in each
county were specific enough for investiga-
ton. So far the committee has decided
that charges in Anderson Bedford, Blount
and Campbell counties are sufficiently
specific to warrant investigation. The
committee will leave the city in few days
to begin the forty DAYS investigation.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-02-21
Southeast Corner ruin md King street.

You can get the goods from no one that GU
get from 4. NJ, NIer. We TerrA ed to-day
another instalnenf OF our No. tea; 1t - tho
ten. some old lHiles take No. /; they say tIlCy
want tea that VIII Talk 10 them this rUld
weather; uut see the crowd At the 40. CUun-
tor; we hnvr some amusing cnrs thors. our
Java coffee at 70 cents is Tho wonder Of the
town; our santos and G1deu Tito viii he here
Tomorrow " 9 can sell tea and coffee c,tNeA
and butter; our butter Is The daI-y. our
lemon cakes at cents pnund; give citild
II pound of lemon elkes; they will nepp uun
eating all day. our butler, whrre rln you
duplicate it2 IL Is most excellent we sell moro
butter thnn all the sIore4 put together; come
in and see our butter. II yoa Hos er tried our
Java coffee at 25c a pound, Try II; and basket
nxud Japan tea and flnctea nibs cheap. We
have 10 pounds OF Smoked salmon Tor 4Jc cents;
great drive, try sample OK; try our APPS
co.'s and peaches try yelOw aiifornu plu s;
they stew NJ a. yellow as goid; our prunes
AID aprtUuts Hre sgt, come in and 500
them We have cooked wheat. old ashton Ell
out meal; We have Warmers safe yeast. We
have wheat lets, we ave olC-fa hIon dried
apples at cents a pound; W. have He'll ast
apples. lovely sundrivd. at and 10 cents u
poundi our corn is Hartford county Meusk
you Try II; II has no equgt at The pIiCe.
We have hops at 40 cents IL package; uatn
bricke- Ask for what you don't sec, We have
h. M NlkR- f2U-Bt'
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-02-21

The Every Evening is weeping ever the
wicked Democrats who have thus far re-
fused to come together and elect their
idol, Thomas +. Bayard, U. S. Senator.
We make as a suggestion that the Demo.
cratic mombers get together and elect
Merrls Taylor our next United States
Senator. He very ably represented the
Third ward In City Council on more than
one occasion. and the political bee then
placed in his bonnet wac to get something
bigger. Now is the chance Of his lifetime.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-02-21

NEWARK, N. j., Feb. 2l.--The Balbaoh
Smelling and Refining company, the larg-
est concern Of Its kind in the country, has
been robbed Of at least $4,000 worth of
gold and silver ore and bullion during the
last ten or twelve months. Detectives
working on the case yesterday arrested
Jean Schiek, Faedel Bishop and Herman
Crushager Bishop worked In the Bal
bach establishment, and, according to the
story told by the police, 1t was his plan to
steal ore and bullion. Schiek and Crush
agcr had little frame shanty in the wood
near Valesburg in which the plumber was
Emelted
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-02-21

The bill which Chief OF Police Doan is
Interested in compelling the licensing of
pawnbrokere and second hand dealers
should be passed by our Legislature.
Every second hand store aud pawn brok.
or in our city should be compe He'd 10 pay
state license. They will also be com.
pellod to take the name ard description
of every article purchased by them, and
on demand OF the police should be com.
Iellsd to throw their books open for ex.
animation by them. This will prevent SO
many fences or places at which to dispose
OF stolen goods. It's good bill and
should he passed.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-02-21
Du BL1CS SALE
Will be sold at public sale. ncar osletown
White Clay Creek hundred on
TUESDAY. FEB. 90. 1895.
Du BL1C SALE

The following stock and farming implements:
Six head OF horses. No. !, black mare, IL
years old. all right. good brood mare and
good driver. No. :, gray mare. years old,
sound and good farm mare. No. 3. dun colt
4 years old, good driver No. 4. bay colt,
years old. sound aud good driver. No. 8.
gray colt, coming years Old, not broken.
No. ., white colt. years old. sound aud all
right and will work anywhere.
Three head OF good COWS, all coming In
profit. One bull, years old. Five pigs four
months old.
one l-horse market wagon, ore 2.hors,
market wagon. horse cart. wheelbarrO W.
plovB, harness. cultivatots forks shOvels,
mentioned.
Terms. All sums OF SEQ ana under cash. over
that amount II credit of months on purchase
ell giving a bankuble note with an approved
endorser. No Interest II pad when due. but
II not paid when due interest from date.
PAUL GlLLIS.
l.. W. Stidham & Son, Aucts. il9-4t
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-02-21
PHILADELPHIA. Will MINCTON L.
BALTIMORE RAIL ROAD.
IN EFFEIT NOV. I6ln, 1871.

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TAI 193 305 b0i 4 ia i III IN ul2 anil
Ia N n IN WV WV ' ~ '
ITnr In.top without ,ban-a IN 1c n ~,
aud I "a n M "''''o"' '"''''e'' 4V'i0 =" '"'
For the Sontb-Soutbern Railway ex-
prcss Il A n m sIeenors IN Anpustu q,
hhupiistina and ;ra,nnh, I Al n M sIeepsra
10 1I1t SnTinps mnmnhIs and Nav ar
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L'nr Xyest Cbcstar vi, Tano1,in f2O
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-02-21

Now is the chance OF a lifetime. All
would.be Journalists will have chance
of purchasing at the Court House on tho
9Th Of March, two hundred shares of tie
Evening Journal Publishing Company.
seized and taken as the property OF Mr..
Charles William Edwards.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-02-21

$3.50 %an n"sst r p"5'y s wn9 n Is was
ttiprise. out OF which tlUOO to sS.O0l DO
made in next months. very useful
speciality without competition, and pur-
chaser will have control for 10 years. ga
cold at candy exposition IN Philadelphia by
one lady In ~ days over 20J per cent pro-
1T. IL will pay any one having money 70 n
yestiRate this opportunity for a good. safe
and ley TINA e business. 4. NJ. Bayue. Q w.
7th street, Wilmington. fla-st-aedtf
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-02-21

THOSE in charge of the BrandywIne
quarrles near SheIlpot should be more
careful In putting Off blasts or they may
have damage suits on their hands because
.6AiDiurles Inflicted by flying pieces of
kocks An ounce OF prevention is worth
pound Of cure,
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-02-21
On MONDAY. FEB. %, 1895
AT IL o'clock, m.


On MONDAY. FEB. 25, 1895.
Att o'clock, m.
Two head OF good work OF driving ~
norsee head of good mlIch cows 10y
fresh and . In profit by day OF sale.
Farming I'm pements-Farm wagon. hay
higgins. carts. market wagons, German
town carriage, sleigh and bells. wood sled.
Osborne binder, " oot moving machine good
as new, Beck and Hoffman grain drill in goo a
order. horse rake. roller. corn worker corn
dropper. Acme harrow, plows. harness. cut.
tivntOrs. corn coyercr. corn sheiler, grain
| fan, grain cradles moving scythes. Antique
grain sickle. grindsione, post machine, post
anger. broom machine, single trees. lot OF
carpenter iools, iror ana wood wise rope and
tack le beam an pea lot OF ladder lot OF
grain baRs. half bushcl and peck inca sures.
lot OF Forks rake4 hoes. shovels. crow-bars, !
post spades, cow chains. farm gong. carpen
ter bench and set OF trestle. axes. wood-suw,
lot of oid iron, large meat tubs aud Lem hes.
barrels and boxes. sot of stage harness. scts
of ptow and = sets OF cart and sets OF dear
born harness. collars and brides. lines, hay
by the ton. fodder by the bundle, corn and
oats by the bushel.
Dairy fixtures Uhurn. butter WORKER. box
print, tub, pans kettles and etc. Household
goods Antique walnut clock idCbcard, SO.
ia, desks. mantle clock, mirrors, cupboard,
table. bureaus. wRshBtRnd, bedstea is. carpet,
chairs. scttce. invalid's reclining chair. com
mode, coal and wood stoves, Ore bellows aud
andirons. clothes chests. wash tubs. lard fer
kfns and presses. stone aud earthenware.
copper kettles and many other things not
mentioned.
Terms: All SUNS or SO and under cash
over that amount a credit or months on pur'
| chaser giving bnha1io note with an APP
proved cndorsef MARY W. PAXSON,
ii. NJ. Whitcmun. Auct.
]. X. Chambers. clerk. fl3-d-w
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-02-21

A bill has been introduced In the Legls.
lature toincorporate the st. Peters Fe.
male Beneficial Society of Wilmington
The society is empowered to hold proper.
~ yielding an income of not more than
C3 OOO
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-02-21
FEBRUARY. IS. 1895.
At 10 O'Clock a. m, sharp,

IL head of first class work and driving horses.
Among them IL gray mare May. years old
no better driver to be found. good worker.
Fanny. sorrel mae, years old. Kentucky
bred, limo brood mare and No. / worker. An
elegant team OF iron gray mares, half sisters
and yeats old, 10 hands high, and W III
weigh over 2UOO lbs A line year old ally
sired by +. N. BUCKS French coach horse. I 10
rest are good family horses and worthy
the attention OF buyers. All home raised.
II head OF milch cows, some OF them are as
fine rs can lie found anywhere. all OF them
heifers, l good Holstoin bull. ~ West viz
thoroughbred southdown buck. good
snoats to pc sold by the pound. thorough !.
bred berkshire boar, 10 pairs of Plymouth
Rock chickens. Pekin ducks and turkeys.
A full stock of improved farming iinple-
ments necessary for first class large farm.
Two Dhaeton wagons, neIrly new sleighS
straps OF bells. tirst class buffalo robe.
large well haired, dark ia color. large Held
creamers. and other dairy fixtures
Large lot of household goods; about COO
yards of carpet. Halt Interest In 29k acres OF
wheat in the ground.
Terms-All sums OF SEQ and under cash. OH
sulns over that amount a credit of months
will b. given by the purchaser giving banka-
bic note with approved endorsor. II not paid
when due interest will be added from date of
purchase. No goods 10 be removed until con-
ditions are complied with.
HARRY l.. Nick EE,
ELLA II. ECKLES.
flS-9t Administrators.