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The Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Or.) 1862-1899, 1895-09-19

We are prepared to negotiate first mort
cages upon improved farms in Oregon, witt
eastern parties at a rate of interest not te
exceed per cent. per annum.
Mortgages renewed that have been taken
by other companies.
Address, with a stamp,
MERvIN SWORTS,
Baker City, Oregon.
The Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Or.) 1862-1899, 1895-09-19

Or. Prices Cream Baking Powder
Worlds Fair Highest Award.
The Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Or.) 1862-1899, 1895-09-19
To My Many Patrons.

Granger, Sept. 10, 1895.
La voz del pueblo. [volume] (Santa Fe, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1889-192?, 1895-11-16

baio Ell minjsterio de Lord Aber.
deem en- 1912, admitiendo la inius,
cia de Ia agrimenzura, la republic
y orden6 que la misma fuera eau
celada en- el mana Official de Ia
Guayaua Inglesa,
Al haberse hech0 nm descubril
miento de ricas minas de ORC 20
amos pasadoss al pouiente de Ia Inca
de Schomburgk, elgunos Ingleses
de Ia Guayana lnglesa Sc radica.
ron en- ell territorio Y gradualmen
te extendieron sus operaeiones mas
hacia ell ponieute. El Gobierno
lngl6s ha sostenid0 a estos y por
varios amos ha estado reclamando
mas territorio al pOnienie que al
orente del rio Esqnibo. Venezue.
la ha rendido algo dc su reclamo
original, pero mas de $4,000 miilas
cuadradas estan on disputa toda.
via, 0 como tres taat0s de 10 que
cnbria la agrimeushra de Schom.
burgk, cuyo reclamo de parte de
ngIaterra baio tai agrmensura
fu6 en- un tempo repudiado por
el minlsterio de Aberdeen por
causa de la injusticia one sc hacia
4 Apnpyupia
Tai es la historic del reclamo
que ha motivado Ia controversial
que surge entire Inglaterra y Vene.
zuela. De una vez Sc vera que
Venezuela esta del lado de la JUS.
ticis, porque en- I'm tempo el nil
nisteuo lngts decid6 que ese te.
reno pertenecia q la repdblica
del sur. !Hglatefra sin embargo,
tai vez apremlaria 81 reclamo por
la fuerza, aun que sea niusta, 81
40 fuera por el tenor que tiene q
los EstadoS Uuidos que han dicho
que no permitiran tai usurpa9ion.
va yeremos que Sc hace cuando
Sc llegue ell plazo del uItimatum
de lnglaterra que es de tres me-
seS.
La voz del pueblo. [volume] (Santa Fe, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1889-192?, 1895-11-16

que no mida q talento por la reve-
rencia que este pueblo ofreci6 4
los representatives. de la lglesia
Cat6lica de la cual sc puede apli-
car la preguuta sque reverencia
debemos d las imagenes' esta se
oireeia a la Iglesia que represen-
taban.
Amigo; esta carta ha sido escri-
Ia de prisa Y eontieue mu.
ehos errores de gramatica, a mas
de haber omitido el desarrollo de
muehos pensamientos, pordue va
estoy muy atrasado y no tengo la
paejencia para hacerlo. Reoiba
Vd. mis- eonsideraciones y respe.
toS, y sin mas quedo como STEM,
pre-. Afmo. @. b. S. NJ.
FELIPE CHAVEZ.
La voz del pueblo. [volume] (Santa Fe, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1889-192?, 1895-11-16

la question que In dadJ motive
Il Ia controversial entire ingalerra
v Venezuela as Ia siguiente:
la Guayaua lnglesa fu6 en- m
tempo una c0lOnia HOlaudeza,
pero fu6 cedlda 4 lug'aterra en- Ell
aho 1910 cuaudo Venezuela era
todayia una colonia espanola. La
Inca divisorIa entire lac dos ha os.
tadO en- dispuia por cerCa de m
sigl0. Venezuela como espanOla
v despues como nac0n iudepen.
diente ha reciamado Ia mayor par
te del Terrtoro del lado p0niente
y una parte del Iado olieute del
rio Esquifo. I'm el aho lie 1910
M mdividuo llamado Schomburkg
hizo una 8grimensura por parte de
Inglaterra, sin que Venezuela tol
mara parte en- ella. Esla agri-
nengnra puso el rio lsqub0 cnle.
ramente dpniro dc los limiles dc IA
Guayana lnglesa , 6i6 ia liuea di.
yisoria c0usiderablemente al pol
nirnte del RIO en- toios los puutos
Venezuela prOtest0 { lug'aterra
La voz del pueblo. [volume] (Santa Fe, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1889-192?, 1895-11-16

George Labadie es el int6rprete
del gran jurado del territOrio.
ur. j. w. zollarss. vice,presi
dente del Primer BancO NaciOnal,
es ell presidente del gran iuradO.
I'll iuez Long ha sido empleado
para que dedeuda d Jose Chavez Y
Chavez, acusado de Complicidad
en- el asesinato de Gabriel Sando.
val.
Los bailiffs de Don lIilario Ro.
nero, aIguaci mayor, son Felipe
Lopez, Benito Baea y Agustin Del
gad0, quien tambieu actlia como
su primer diputad0.
Don Hilano Moutoya Y Don
Juan Alblno Montoya, lie III Sape
Il6, fuerOn dispensados del seryi-
clio de juTados, el primero por en-.
fermedad y 81 segundo por su
edad.
Don Carlos Martinez porQue era
estafetero de El Chaperito y Don
Roman Ortiz p0rqne desempenaba
igual puesto en- Ribera, fueron dis'
peusados del scrvicio de jurad0s.
Don Miguel EsQuibcI de El 'reco'
lote corr6 igual suerte por que
tieue mas dc sesenta amos de edad,
Jose Emiteuo Cruz, el individuo
que en- Junio pasado trat0 de bur
mrsc dc Ia procession de Corpus
Cristi, y por cuyo desacatO fut
prOcesado ante Ia c0rte del jne2
de paz, ha sidO absuclto por Ia
eGrte de Distrito, Il cuyo tribunal
apel6 de la decision dc la del jue2
de pnz, porno haber estado en- bue
m 5onformidad los papeles.
Ill gran inrado del tcrritorio 81
compone de los signientes: j. W
collars, Desilerio Garcia, Claren
ce u Perry, Juan Lcger, lIercula
mo Dimas, II. D. Windsor, Thur
clio Royhal, Carlos MOntOya, Ale
iandro Lncoro, Gabino Baca, Ca
milo Ortiz, W. H. Long, Benignt
.Trnnllo, llligio Gallegos, ReheI
Ortiz, y. A. Condor, Daniel Gale
gos, Bartolo Win, f. Maestas )
+. Marquee
III liceuCiado LlrrazOlO fut
nombrado por Ia eorte al prnci
pin de la session para que deien
disra 4 Eduyigen Casias, acusadi
del cHmcn dc adnlterio. Sobrt
consultation Gsta dIio Il su ab0ga
do que sc cOnooia con culpa, poi
donde el Sr. IarfazOlo sc presen
20 ante Ia colte el din siguiente
su nombramieuto, ihlorm6 al iuei
dc los hechos, y pidid ser reIeya
do de Ia responsabiliddd que Sc Il
habia impuesto, pofque no querii
pBr an m0ment0 ser el ahogadt
dc una persona que admiliA 81
Culpabilidad do eiimen tam yer
g0nzante,
La voz del pueblo. [volume] (Santa Fe, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1889-192?, 1895-11-16
NJ, A, d. RIBERA.

FL remedlo mas popular que
hay es el couocido con el nombre
de "Remedio de San Jose," para
curar las reumas, la STILES, Il otras
intermediates que proyienen de la
impureza de Ia sangre. La botica
de la plaza, propiedad de Winters
Drug Co., es Ia dnica que 10 vende.
La voz del pueblo. [volume] (Santa Fe, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1889-192?, 1895-11-16

Quartet prin cipal
para Capas de sehori-
Ia V de sonora. Som
IA, elega n tom en- tie
adornados.
La voz del pueblo. [volume] (Santa Fe, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1889-192?, 1895-11-16
Turquia Desdeila Il los POdercs
EurOpeOs.

va nuestros lectores saben que
el imperio del Sultan, TurQuia,
ha sid0 liltlmamente la escena de
las mas inaudltas crueldades. Los
Armenios cristian0s sin haber dadO
mas motive qpe Ia f6 que profesan,
han sidO asesiuados en- crecidos
ndmeros pOr sus enemigos los
rnrcos. Las crueldades que estos
iItimos han usado para castigar q
los primerOs sou indiscrebihles;
pues seguu 10 hemos anunciado
en- 0trOs nimeros, los han hecho
sulrir toda clase de martirlOs para
yer 81 por este medic les pueden
arrancar su f6. Los han asesinar
do Y los siguen asesinand0, pero
no han logrado c0nseguir su iu-
tento.
Los pobres ArmeDiOs no pudien.
do resistir pUr mas tempo tan in
auditas crueldades han apelado
pOr protection a los poderes Eu.
ropeos. EstOs, despues de haber
investigate embellishments tOdo
10 concerniente a las crueldades
de los Tureos y Ia eausa que l.s
m0tiVara, han hallado que las ma
tanzas de Armenios CristianOs no
han sido eXageradas por los que las
han rcpOrtad0, y que causa, no Ia
han tenido los perpetradores.
En- vista de este, los pOderes
Europeos que son cinco en- hume
70, &c han dlrgido atentamente al
Sultan pidiennoe que suprima los
disturbios que han sidO causa de
eslas matanzas y que al mismo
tempo castigue severamente d los
que las han perpetrado para impe.
dir su repeticIon. lll Sultan ha
Iprometido hacerlo al tempo que
sc lie ha hech0 Ia sdpIica, pero
despues, no solo 40 10 ha hecho sino
que ha permitdo mas matanzas
de crstianOs, y ha manifestado su
aprObaci0n recompenSandO con
decOTaciones de honor 4 los of,
ciaes Tnrcos que las han permit.
do Este, como es natural, ha evi
denciad0 ei hechO que, ell Sultan
trata de desdenar a los pOderes
EuropeOs por dOnde estOs han re-
sueltO interyenir por la iuerza
Lo que haran, es tOdavia profile
maticO. Unos opinan por ell des
membramient0 del lmperio y otrOs
| pOr el destrouaTientO del Sultan,
CualQulera de estas des c0sas que
sc lleve a cib0 Sc hara expedita
mente por que los p0deres Euro
/ peOs estan resueltos no dejar
Sc enganaF pOr mas tempo con
| las promesas del Sultan. En- an
| tlripaciOn al enforznmlentO de esta
determination los poderes Euro
peos estan despachando buques
dc guerra para las frouteras Dc
Turquia. III siguiente paso que
los p0deres tendran que tomal
sera el discutir la administration
de Armenia y Ia suerte del impe
rio.
Turquia que pfeyee ell peligrC
que Ia amenala esta llamandO su'
reservas y hacienda grandes pre-
parativos para IA guerra. ia pro
bable que dcbido al fanatismo d,
los Tureos, el imperiO pueda con
tar con cien ml hombres para ha
Ger frebte a Ia emergencies. perC
lie sera impossible resistir Ia fuerz
de los p0deres cOmbinadOs.
La voz del pueblo. [volume] (Santa Fe, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1889-192?, 1895-11-16
Otra Carta Patri0tica.
Tiptonville, N. NJ, Nov, s, 1895.
Don FELIX MARTINEZ,
Editor de la Voz:
Las Vegas, N. NJ.

Editor de la N0Z.
Las Vegas, N. NJ.
Estimable sehor; Felicito d yd.
m0y sinceramente, por ell oportu
uisimo, energico { mteligente edi.
toriaI, publicado en- el numero de
su muy agreeable semanarIo, co.
rFespondiente al dia dos del que
cursa, contra el iamos0 y gratuito
calumniador del pueblo neo .mexi.
cano. ,Vaya ahi una prueba evil
dentisima para el Sr Malone de
Ia eaergia Z inteiigencia ,ie los ueo
meXicanos; superior aquella a la
del indio & igual esta d la del in
trepiGo espanoll Ooncurro 70 pues
con Vd. Y con l0dos mis- compa.
triotas en- Ia expression raplda, sin
tenor y ain rebo2o de mis- senti'
mientOs en- contra dc tan vii in.
sutoy negra calumniad, que nos
brinda ell Sr Editor del Colorado
Catholior de Denver.
Son mis- palabras, caro- amigo,
unisono eco del universal senti.
miento neo.mexicauo, eli felicits
cion 4 Vd. por el cousabidO articu.
TO- Sirvase luego publican esta
mi earta de iatimae feIicItacioncs
y sinceras cal. yulaciones, que
SOY do Vd eoma aempFe su ami
60 y admirador
Nj. A. ID. RIBERA.
La voz del pueblo. [volume] (Santa Fe, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1889-192?, 1895-11-16

Durante los mesos del lnyler
no es cuando mas neeestan las
herraduras los caballos. A los
que quieran buen trabaio en- esa
linea les aconsejamos que oourran
a la Herrera de Chas. Rogers del
lddo poniente del puente, en- Ia
plaza ieja de hs Vegis Es el
mejor herrero en- Is plaza.
La voz del pueblo. [volume] (Santa Fe, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1889-192?, 1895-11-16

Dos Carros de nue.
bIeria han sido reciti-
dos; yengan 4 inspee-
tar nuestrOs ctectos, Y
obtengan nu es tfo 5
preciOs.
The Penn's Grove record., 1895-12-27
PEpR1cKTowr pENc1LINes.

Miss Lizzie Morrison, OF Wilmington,
is spending the holidays with Miss
Matte Stetser.
There will lie a watch meeting in
Pedricktown Baptist Church Tuesday
evening, the 31st.
The Bridgeport base ball club came
here on Thursday of last week and beat
our boys by 6 to ). The following day
The Penn's Grove record., 1895-12-27

judges Wood, PIummer and Newell,
Sheriff virgins and County Clerk
Richmond met In the Court House
Tuesday morning and selected the fol-
lowing to setya as Jurors at the ensuing
January tern court.
/ Edward Eggs, Pittsgrove.
2 EphraiIF Wright, Salem.
8 CharIssb J. Coles, P~ilesgroye.
4 David Sfiurds, L. p. Neck.
5 John ri NJ, Salem
6 Shirley pnham, Allowsy.
Z James Fl Crispin, Salem.
s VIM. r. Ttns, Oldmans.
o Samuel Keen, L, p. Neck.
10 J. Ford Thompson, U. F; Neck.
IL George J. lBeyis
10 J.. Everett Hitchner, PittsgroVe.
10 Lewis GAtnt. Pilesgrove.
IA John Mit{hell, L. P. Neck.
is john Counsellor, Elsinboro.
1G William England, Oldmans.
IL Samuel III Given,
Is VIM. Ham, L. T. Neck.
10 Dayton RI Keen, Alloway.
20 Edward Austin, Pilesgrove.
81 Smith Dafls, Quinton.
% Calvin Ditka, Alloway.
% VIM. r. Foster, Quinton.
"a Omar II. iNewkirk, U. Pittsgroye.
% Jno. NJ. KFbmb,
26 Joseph BOdne, Salem.
q Howard Randall, Elsinboro.
% Thomas TSrton, U. p. Neck.
20 s. NJ. Heritage, U. Pittsgrove.
80 Preston MI Steward, Pilesgrove.
81 Arch Dayfs, l.. P.Neck.
30 Eli SiewaAl, Allo~ay.
SO VIM. Bro b, Jr., Qnipton.
"a Peter Mil ID, u. Piusgrove.
So Charles Dbl, Pittsgroye.
36 Lemuel II sey, l.. +. Neck.
81 Theodore den, Pilesgroye.
80 Joseph I'll mpson, Qain,on.
80 David Elwtll, Salem.
40 Samuel EcAert, L. p. Neck.
Al Samuel Bu}den. u. P. Neck.
AZ Luke r. Cakli. /. A. Greek.
40 Jacob II. Es ards, P~ittsgioye.
A Henry VI. Johnson, U. Pittsgroye
40 George Crssg, Salem.
46 Joseph Co bran. Oldmans.
AZ Lewis e. lack, u. Pittsgrove.
AS DaniefTn porrell, Jr., Alloway.
The Penn's Grove record., 1895-12-27
OVER TIE CouNTY LINE.

Rev. b. c. Lippincott, at Vineland,
had two ribs broken and a badly bruis-
ed shoulder, by falling from a carriage.
Rev. G. F. Downe, pastor of Trinity
M. L. Church, Millyille, who had one
of bis eyes removed last week, RECEIVED
an acceptable present in the form If q
handsome purse of money contributed
by friends and members of his congre-
cation.
Charles w. Wilkins, at Paulsboro,. a
very prominent G. A. r.. veteran and
known as s%''little boots' in the oath
Regiment, and one who vas an active
Democrat having run for the legislature
three times and each time ahead Of his
ticket, died on Sunday, aged 66 years.
The Cumberland Nail and Iron
Works, at Bridgeton, started up Tues-
day in all its departments. The pud-
ding and sheet mills are expected to
have an extended run, as the orders for
nails and gas pipes have accumulated
considerably.
The Penn's Grove record., 1895-12-27
cmuncH noTEs.

Rev. G. $. Lawrence's subjects Sun
day morning and evening will be "CcD-
corning the Old Year and the New"
watch.night service in ST. Paul's
Church next Tuesday night beginning
at 81 O'Clock. Revival meetings will
begin with this service.
Miss Lizzie Sharp, will conduct the
revival services in Emmanuel Church
for a week beginning on Sunday morn
ing. She has been a successful a
gelist in many places and all are invited
to hear her. Her previous engage.
ments will only allow her to devote a
week here.
The Penn's Grove record., 1895-12-27
pENNsyILLE n

The entertainment given by the
Pennsville, NJ. L. Sunday School on
Christmas eve, was a grand success, and
was enjoyed by all present.
A number of young friends gathered
at the home of Miss Rebecca Cooke on
last Friday evening, to help celebrate
her 18th birthday. The evening was
spent in playing games and social con-
versation, and all returned home wish
ing Miss Cooke many more such enjoy
able birthdays.
John Davis and family spent Christ
mas al Elmer.
Students Horace Callahan, David
Robinson and Rebefca Cooke are home
for the holidays.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Given are visit
ing friends at Harrisonyille.
VIM. Carpenter shipped three ton of
carp to Philadelphia last Monday.
Robert Carney has the finest Christ
mas tree ever seen in Pennsville. Stop
in and see it.
Schooner Bessie Stull, Capt. Elwell, ar
rived here last Wednesday with a load
of tin for Fogg & Hires.
The sporting club of this place will
hold their annual shooting match this
Saturday. The prize is a $50 breech
loading gun.
Chas. Atkinson, raiser of fancy and
valuable pigeons, had several of them
killed by gunneIs last week.
Miss Lena Patrick, of Salem, spent
Christmas with Miss Laura Dickinson.
Thomas Strimple has killed IT'S house
rats since March LIST.
The Epworth League will hold a
Poverty Social'' at the residence Of
Samuel IL. Callahan on this Friday
evening.
The Penn's Grove record., 1895-12-27

The Pennsylvania Railroad Company
announces a rate of a single fare for the
round trip (no less rate than twenty five
cents) to Trenton and return, on nc.
count of the opening of the New Jersey
State Legislature, January IA. and the
Inauguration Of Governor elect Griggs,
January 81.
For the opening of the Legislator
tickets will be sold from all stations in
New Jersey (ineluding those on the
West Jersey aud Camden and Atlantic
Railroad) on January Is. inclusive.
For the Inauguration. tickets will be
sold from the same territory, and also
from Philadelphia, and intermediate
stations. on January 20 and 81, good 10
return until Jancary %.
The Penn's Grove record., 1895-12-27
VENDUE!

WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 18th, 1896,
by the subscriber, at Forked Hickory, about 3
miles below PENIS Grove, the following deS-
eribed personal property;
8 HoRsEs-Bay horse Charlie l514. hands,
sound, kind and gentle, an extra good horse,
works any way and a good driver: gray horse
Harry l5M hands, Sound kind and gentle, an
extra good horse, works any. way ana a good
driver. These make a good team for farm pur-
poses. Iron gray Dick, l5& hands, broken SIN
gle and double, Clydesdalr stock.
C0Ws.-6 good COWS, VIII be IN prOlt soon.
PI6s.-6 sHoats, some very fine breeders.
WAGONS, IMPL GhESTs, MACHINERY, .&c-
One buggy, road ctrt, diido, ? iron axle heavy
wagons, one nearly ncN, one iow-Wheel wagon,
cart good as new, Sleigh, gang pillow with wheels,
hay sllelvings, 9 sets wagon sides and bottoms,
2two'horsc plows, one nearly news one horse
plows, 2 eultivatorS, one Planet Jf. vine turner
and corn coyerer combined, corn eoyerer, corn
and potato marker, potato digger sod cutter,
cali box, 8 marking out poles steer pointed,
scratch harrow, emer stone Tor grinding ma
chine knives, hoes, shOyelS, forks, dung drag,
swingletrees, chsin traces, patent beam weighs
500 bs., corn knives, grain bags, sacks, l5Otruek
baskets, hay fork, blocks, 65 It. rope, hog nook,
gambrels, and many articles not mentioned.
GRAIN-l25 bu. eIrn on the ear, 10 lbs. to bu.;
80 bu. rye, rs blu. oats.
Il q setS Of heavy chain harness, one
new set OF single carriage harness, cart har'
ness, 2 pairs OF double lines, bridles,e collars, fly
nets, rope lines, ~halters, blankets, pads, and lap
robes.
Sale to begin at O'Clock sharp. Conditions
WILMER LAYTON.
i. Usinger, Auct|
g, II. Elkinton, plerk. lz'zfr5F'
The Penn's Grove record., 1895-12-27

The wife of MI. D. Robinson, a promin-
emit lumberman of HaItwick, N. Y, was
sick with rheumatism for five months. In
speaking of it, Mr.. Robinson says: Cham
berlain's Pain Balm is the only thing that
gave her any rest from pain. For the relief
of pain it cannot be beat" Many very bad
cases Of rheumatism have been cured by it.
For sale at so cents per bottle at Johnson's
Drug Store, Penn's Grove.
The Penn's Grove record., 1895-12-27
WOMEN'S PLAID WAISTS

Some mighty pretty Scotch
Plaid Waists arrived last
week. They are made with
yoke back and loose front with
three-inch plait.s Some have
three large buttonsof the same
material velvet edged-very
pretty; others have twelve
tiny velvet buttons. The waists
are finished with choker collar
and belt lined throughout,
$1.25.
John WANAMAKER.
The Penn's Grove record., 1895-12-27
COUNTY

Woodstown's new town hall and
lookup is completed.
Salem has been bitten by helping the
Alva Glass Works. A stock company
started by the Board of Trade started
the factory but they have not been run
the past two years. Dissatisfied mem
bers of the firm got Chancellor McGill
to appoint L. o. Acton as receiver.
The Penn's Grove record., 1895-12-27
WENDUE.


by the shbsC Der, about mile below Perkin-
town, on The load to penn's Grove, the follow
Ing hescrtbeGlpersOnd property
4 HORSES, 20 Coon COws.-l black horse
Rome, 15l% b hdS, sound kind and gentle, al
extra good hOtse; brown colt, Othello stock,
an extra goOdNdriyer. well broken, suit 4 young
man 2 other lO0d work horses. 2 full blood
jersey COWS, lHolstem cows, 2halfbiood cows,
2 Holslein he fers, Jersey heiflerS, all coming
In profit soOn,
SnoATs AMI PoULrW .-Ig handsome shoats,
IA Of them fullplood Poland China, some fine
breeders. ~ nc pallets and ROSTERS, 3 turkey
hens, l gobblrf.
IMPLBMBNT4FGN uAcufNERY.-Two-seated
carriage WITH tole Erd shafts, good as new
spindle wagoLkwltG -Op, nearly new; spring
wagon In goo prde' ron axle heavy wagon, in
good order; C at me- Fly new, market wagon
nearly new, ST. Ugh 2# bells, sulky gang pillow,
fan mil, corn helig | Wood moving machine
good as new, lprse r SG, set hay shelyings and
standards, set rue lelvings, 2 carriage poles
and yOkes, WAGON e9 and bottoms, 2 two-
horse ptows, l Diyu" sNilled No. 20, 3 One.hOrse
plows, 8 cHlttyktory Inc turner, corn and pota-
10 marker, potato q ger, hitler, sod cutter good
us new, 2ladders Is ri 30 It,, 2large iron boil.
ers IS and 3fs gaiiH,s, marking poles, grind
stone, large rNn Gas horse trough, 2feed bins,
lot boxes and tarreis meat barrels, 80 chicken
coops, 2 feediA ctoNi, chicken house, 7 hot bed
sash, &c.
HARNEss.-dsets naavy chain harness in good
order. set ~CaIdEGaC-. set double carriage har-
ness in good Older, tetg single do, l set les 4
sets ffynets, . Gets nrN;2 pair double lines, 3
pair single do Hot rpJe lines, lot brides and
cOltdfSI lut HI f1isi NL DhlhkGlsf Z btlS tlldlu
traces, &c.
HOES, SnOy SIS, &e,-j manure forks, hay
forks, dung drag, lUf shOYels, hoes, &c, hay
fork and blockb and Is It. rope. patent beam
400 ibS.. iron p st uOr iron wedges, mason and
potato tFoweis eros cut saw, wood saw, chest
of tools, go tri SIX baskets, SO grain bags, 2 large
OK chains, lot bther hams, lot Of single aud
double swinglHreeS. tot Of Scythes and sneaths,
grain cradle, corn Knives, hog hooks and gam
bells, vine euttdrs, pHnchers and tongs, l set
side pioTs, lot ef harrow teeth, bolts, axes, lot
hinges. lot of seeds, i51 bus. corn, lot young ap-
pie trees.
HOUSEHOLD GooDs.-@0 yds. wool stripe car
pet, new: 2 large dreSscrS, three-can eamer
butter print, cram and milk kettles, ? large
milk cans, lot OF milk pans, butter kettle holds
"a Bs., lard press, sausage cutter and suffer,
lard cans, scales, 2 p3rlur stoves in good order,
new cook stove aud fixtures, gasoline stove, ia
Bile, washing machine, bench, tubs, pals and
many other goods not mentioned.
Sale to commence at Il o'clock, sharp and
win be positive as | have sold my farm.
C~oNDITIoNs.-A credit Of 0 months will be
given on all sums over ten collars by giving a
note payable in Bank, with interest after thirty
days.
JAMES Il. ROBERTS.
Elwood Usinger, Auct.
Jas. Sweeten, Clerk. 12.2O-2t.
The Penn's Grove record., 1895-12-27
EuR cApEs

1t is as though a "Prestol
changeg' had made your dol
lars double to buy Astrakhan
Fur Capes, 80 in. deep and
100 in. sweep, for SIS. There
is no slight or shortcoming
about these pretty garments.
And they wouldn't be a bit
different If you paid the full
$50 they are worth. SIS.