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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-03-02
HUDS0NRIYER

six wears His wife. who was the same age; died
on tuesday night and the double 5unera VIII lake
Mace to-uorrow afternoon at the Baptist Cnurch.
The Young Mems Christian Association inemoers
are arranging for ar old-fashloned spelling Dee
The members OF the Junior Order United Ame n
can Mechanics in this city are preparing i9t ,e UH
demonstration that the Juniors OF tne otdte WIZ
make in Railway on July 4, when 1t Is esuina'eo
1000 men will be In line.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-03-02
WOODBRIDGE

George Russell. Justice OF the Peace at Carteret
has sent his resignation to the Governor.
The Samagundi Literary and Musical Society
met at the home OF c. 8. Demarest. Among the
quests were Miss Lougene Thompson. OF Railway;
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-01-28
ON TUES iAY.
THE goTB PAY or JANUARY 1895.

SHERlFf'S SALE by VIRTUE OF a
- writ of Ievari Facias To me di-
rccteu, Will lie exposed to public salo. at the
Court House, ON Market street. bot " cen
Tenth ana Eleventh reefs. In the city az Wa
IuinAton. OF New Castle county. Delaware.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-01-28

The glove contest that took place at the
Winter Circus, Philadelphia, on Saturday
evening last between Charles Mch-ever
and Horace Leeds, OF Atlantic City, n. j.,
resulted III three first rounds In favor of
DleKeeyer and the fourth round In favor
OF Leeds.
The llRht was fast and furious from 'he
start to ifniah. In the first part OF the
fourth round also Leeds got the worst OF
the exchanges. and 1t looked like a certain
victory for Icheever but over confidence
ana oarelessness coupled with Ilttle
foxy scheminE on the part of Leeds VINO
was probably not 80 far gone 40 he tricd
to mako his opponent believe, turned tine
tide OF baltic in favor Of the Atlantic city
champion. Something over two minutes
Of the fourth round had expired when
Leeds punched McKeever on the point of
the jaw with his Fight, dropping him I'm Il
heap on the stage Mckeover was plainly
duzed, rolled over and QUICKLY got on his
feet only to go down again partly from
blow aimed At his hend md partly from
his own dizziness AMI the push that fol
lowed the blow. Mckeever wus down
about two seconds the ilrst tins and SIX
seconds the eeu0nd time. The fight was
then stopped.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-01-28

L. L. Frazer, Secretary OF tho State Board
Of Health, is greatly concerned about the
welfare Of theiyoung ladies' in ourState as
we'll as the preservation OF the health of all
bur people, and in writing to the Della
ware Dem ocrat, on the cath Inst, cites the
marriage OF three white women to colored
men ia Allentown, Pa, and after saying:
mo doubt the Republicans of Allentown
approve CT mixed marriages." asks why
lot the negro party In Delaware approve
81 the poor white girls choosing black
buck for a husband" We advise the
Bquire to stick to the hygenic matters
Aud let politicians determine upon the
doctrines that should be Incorporated in
their platforms. and tie made q test Of
party influence or strength.
The poor girls are governed by a higher
law than any tknt can be placed on the
statute book and would consider the Leg
lslator little daft who. minated that any
legislation was necessary to protect them
from any such alliance. TIE Squire has
become bsfuddled over the tariff and the
new issue. That kind of work belongs
10 the past and he might no we'll consent
to bury 1t In the same grave that contains
Prof. Handy's pictures OF the mixed
school ut kennett Square. Pa. Such
things have had their days and tho poll.
hclans who expect to Influence votes by
their resurrection belong to the past age.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-01-28

''You can talk about burglars" said
Lieutenant Blow of the United States
navy when his turn came, "but the oldest
scheme in the way OF protection / saw In
a'big down town Office the other day"
go ahead with the story" remarked
ono OF tho little group of professional men
well, it was one of those big, roomy
Offices, with desks planted all over tho
floor. was waiting for ono OF tho firm to
como In. While sat there another part
ner came, opened his roll top desk and
pulled of a silk lined overcoat slipped one
end of chain into sleeve of tho coat,
passed tho chain around the arm Of the
chair and Joined the ends with spring
paddock. After that he folded the coat
put 1t down ON the seat of the chair and
sat on 1t and began work. He did It in
tho most everyday sort Of fashion. When
looked around the office, l noticed that
every man in 1t had his coat chained TO
his chair"
When the lieutenant had finished every
man in the group was looking at the din
ing room clothesracls. Chicago Times
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-01-28

According to certain Democratic organs
oil our tin plate making established and
fostered by the Mckinley bill don't
amount to much. and never will. They
iooE at 1t differently In Wales. tho worlds
great seat of the Industry. On Thursday
last the Chamber OF Commerce Of Swan
sea listened to an address by Sir John
Jenkins Chairman OF the Harbor Trust,
who said the Welsh tin plate Industry
was threatened with severe competition
from America, where tin plates would bs
manufactured very extensively In the fu-
ture. The decline In tho demand from
this country was very great Evidently.
we are making some tin plate here. after
all. The enemies OF the industry will
get their eyes open after bit, although
there are mona 30 blind as those who do
not wish to SEQ.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-01-28

The suggestion of the Republican
Harry Biilany, Winfield s. Qulgley and
Edmund Mitchell. Jr.. to audit tho books
OF Receiver Of Taxes Jonn 4. Dlckey Is a
good one. These gentlemen will perform
the work at no expense to the County.
VIII the Judge let these men do the work?
The gentlemen whom he appointed to do
the work have refused owing to the sma II
sum set apart by the County, for their
pay. We believe the amount is so for
each auditor. Tho amount is smull yet
here arc three competent men who will
do the work for nothing. Let them have
the Job.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-01-28
MONDAY. JANUARY Us. isps.



The tyranny OF some tax collectors sur.
passed belief. We hal thought that the
conduct OF John T. Dickey was almost
uubearable, but it now appears that the
people OF Kent County are required to
submit to greater tyrannical exacttons, IL
possible. at the hands of one Robert
Powell. and yet the Every Evening and
other advocates Of reform. have not ut.
tered one word In condemnation OF their
tafernal exactions. 1t lie no more right to
dlsrranchise man by refusing to take
his tax, than IL is to cheat him out Of his
vote by other methods. and 1t is high time
that tho tax collectors should understand
that they cannot pursue their arbitrary
course with impunity, that the tax payers
have rights they are bound to respect.
lfautocratic collectors cannot be com.
pelled by law to conduct their Office on
business principles. and refuse to listen
TO reason or public remonstrance. then
they should DO treated as any other ty-
rant or usurper, and be made to submit
to reasonable requirements by force. We
advise peaceable methods as a rule, but
The conduct OF collectors have been such
M the past. that peaceful submission on
the part OF the taxpayers could hardly
have been expected, and the collectors
may possibly find in the future that 1t Ia
policy on their part to do their duty
faithfully, without regard to the dictates
Df base partizan heelers or leaders, who
may expect profit by their trleksry or
knavish practices. The Legislature
should amend the law regulating tie
collection OF taxes, and the professed re-
lormer. who is exercised about the cor.
fuptlon OF the ballot box In or State. that
ilscOuutenences such amendment. Is
bo.hing more nor less than great hypo-
rite,
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-01-28

The street car stliie in Brooklyn. N Y,
Is quletlug down. The rioters have de.
Btroyed thousands OF dollars worth Of
property. paraly2ed business aud are now
thrown out of work. Business at the
best Is duI! all over tho United States,
and gold ie leaving he country at rapid
rate. The railway companies employed
several hundre non: throwing them out
on the country VIII only help swell the
ranks o, the unemployed, WOGkingmen
have rights that should be respected, but
seriously do strikes ever pay the wor King
peOplet Look al the morocco strike that
took place In our city seysral years ago.
Who did It benefit? surely not the work.
ingmen, as tnly s4re woraInG FOR less
wages to-day han eyer. as machinery to
q great extent has taRea their places In
the different shons. Ihen tho morocco
business is not as good now as then
amongst the manufacturers In our city.
Strikes never pay.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-01-28

The Interest ia the struggle Tor U. s.
Senator Is undated. Tho citizens OF Do.
yer and the managers Of the Delaware
Railroad seem to enjoy the contest aud
do not cure II II lasts until naxt April, as
1t brings money to their collers Thus
far tho situation has undergone very little
change, each candidate holding his own
with the exception that one OF theHIgglns
voters hns gone over 10 Mr.. Massey.
THIS detection has lead SOMA persons
to conclude that others viii follow. hut
whether they VIII eventually 20 to Adj.
dicks OF TO Massey remains to be seen,
as one Ia about as Objectionable TO them
as the other, Mr.. Addicks is evidently
growing in popular favor Mt least tho
number Of his supporters appear to be
increasing, and It may be possible he may
yet be successful. but We cannot sec ut
the present time how euch u result Will
To brought about,
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-01-28
ON TUESDAY.
THEa9tn DAY OF JANUARY. 1874
At 2o'elock. p. M,

All that certain lot of land and two two-
stoly brick dwellings thereon erected, stu
Htrd IA the So ID city Of Wtmingfon, bound
eli ana described as lUiows. To wit:
beginning on the suutheriy stdr OF Seventh
street between DUPONT an srutt strepIs ut
tho distance OF lla feet from he ra7trr,y side
OF OFT street thence southcIi parallel with
scot stro Hluns tue westerly siie of m ~
feet wide alley i.s ieei to IA corner; thence
nnstery parallel with seventh sire tulong
the suutherly sd" OF It 8-fhrt wltio altcy COM
nee ing with tho Aforesaid elect wide alley
a. IcCt TO a corner; turuEe naffiitr y unraliDl
with Srou sire by Lind OF Eaeliinl n,
Bay IRA On the east ~ tcgt to the nfhrr.aLl
snntl eriy sidu OF seventh street. and tAvnes,
by the stne Westerly 10 feet to she place of
beginning, he the contents thereof VIII 4 they
sciHcl md taken In execution rs the prop
eriy OF Georg" g. Mars, trustee, Isabella u.s.
Itttle ana Christopher u. Little. Sr., her
husband NOR EnGUrs, and t. IT, aud to be
sold by
PAUL GlLLlS Sherin.
shcri1s Office. Wilmington. Del. January
IL 1899
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-01-28
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tYRlNSAN Nov. Is. 1894
Schedule In erect
Nov. Is. 1884
TuAINs LEAVE DELAWARE AVENUE
UEPOT EASE BOUND


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SUNDAY. .ao2 T1z 6ss.7s 500. I'll 40.
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week days, '3ot y IL, . - Nv ~ u. us SAN
SUNDAYS, goa. %Iz 'Il4oa. M. .s4a. ToL
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Tb3, bS u A.. 'DSO. 10 40 80 10, III ~ a. M,
l25, . ~ 70 g. % IS. 80. q "a. sle. TO- I'll
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q. M. sundaSs 9 I; s. u m. 'a40p. IN.
baltimore ANp WASHINGTON. AS
'sbsp. NJ.
Sundays. AIS. III. "a 81 a. M. 1915. 'aOs
;q5. - 81. l., ~ s. p. IA.
baltimore and Way stations II a, IN. $40
fN ei Del..4ls,7 III, IS ia M, .la 1O,ao9
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= 10, u, IS q M. ~ Ii, 1904 u. 80. . 10.
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Chicago, - a II. m, - 81 p. M. daily.
Cincinnati ard st. Louis IL iBp. IN. and
e bs p. III. daily.
New Orieuns via BRISTOL AMI CHATTANOOGA.
% pp. m. daily. Through sleeper TO New
OGleana
SingerIy accommodation. III q. m, S0S
- aud II ~ y. m. daily.
LanuenhCIg accommodation. week days.
81, u. III, 80 and ~ y. III. Sundays.
$50 a. ni.. "a p. NJ.
Trains leave MARKET street station for
New York, week days. IS 70 d. IN.
For Philadelphia. week days $50. T31
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O. M. lut. q. u y. Ia. 49,,
For PittsGurg and Chicago week days y 80
For baltimore. week days. { o.. 'tJO a. M.
sah % ~ y. ~. Sunday = 80 y. IN.
For LInuenpeIg and Way stations week
Gays 80, ) 10 ia. NJ. a, 3 ~ p Sundnys
ss5u. M. b ~ D. III.
Leave Philadelphia trwcnty fourth mud
Chestnut AtrueIsl Tor " iiiningtou, week day $,
- 81, ~, 81 IS 10 III a. a. M. /! noon, u Is
i %. VI. 10. = ", 20 % U, - H. o., w.
20. $50 n. ~ ~ and IL s. .. IN.
noon. 81 ~, -, 400. ~. u 80, y 70. - 81
10 10 and ii ID y. N.
Leave Philadelphia (rweiGIh and Market
etrucIsl, week udyA - ~ = oil, III ~ u. III 3,
20 ", = -, y. III. sundays. '34N = 10, I'll 20
g. H.. - ~, = - y.
Tel phone, No. lei
HatestO Western points lower than via any
Stbtl line.
Z -. sCULI. General Passenger Agent
IT, AZ. INMPHELlA General Manuler
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-01-28


4 special correspondent writsa from
Smyrna to the Every Evening az follows.
and In order TO show the DRIFT Of public
sentiment. We publish the same % tho
RKpuBLfcAM :
THE talk In the local political circles
for the paat few wealks h1s been upon the
Senatorial question. Most OF the Repub-
iioans In town are surprisingly for ]. Ed
word Addicks and they upheld him 10
every debate on the subject. Higgins has
but few. II any. followers In this COM
munity. and those who aie not for Ad-
dicks, turn their attention to George V.
Massey rs the one to whom the honor
should be given. AZ Higgins and Addicks
have lost hope. Massey. Pennewell and Il.
u. Bradford come up as compromise can
didstes while some few use the name OF
John ii. Hoffsoker OF this town. The
Democrats of course, stick to Wolcott.
except Representative Horace Mustard
and his contingency, who never fail To
push Ebe W. runneil to the front"
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-01-28

The weather this winter has been espec.
tally faVoraoly to tie peach buds. In
many previous seasons ut this time Of
the year the buds are ready to open, only
to be killed by late frosts. The trees are
now literary coyered with buds and every
Indication 10 for a full crop. A good
crop will be gathered around Brldgevllle
and In western Maryland If tho Indications
are not deceptiye.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-01-28

WONDER ii our Legislature Is going to
nane the next U S.SenatoI this week? The
deadlock still continues TheRsv. Mr Muir
ray Chaplain OF the House. has not yet had
his prayer answered. Still there's hope.
while tlIne lasts. Who will To the next to
tly de coon?
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-01-28

W. s. Winchester who committed sui.
eide the first part OF last week In Lancas-
ter. Pa, was insured at one time In the
Proyident Mutual Accident Company
with headquarters In Philadelphia, He
cut his hand while engaged in opening
oysters and received between SlS aDd $50
from the Company, who then cancelled
his policy. Mr.. Winchester was perfectly
satisfied. but the Company did not con
slider him good risk.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-01-28

The Coroner is very busy man indeed
at the present time. The Office does not
pay like it did several years ago, as the
salary is liked at $1,000 1t ID worth having,
however. or so many persons would not
seek tie position.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-01-28

"Who is the author of tho song, Ben
Boltf asked the New York girl.
Thomas Dunn English" said the Phil.
adelplfia girl.
THAT cannot DO the name" said the
Boston girl.
why notsi
1T must bc Thomas Did English. -
New York Press
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-01-28

TIE Y. NJ. c. A. OF this city will give an
all entertainment. Rn apron and doll sails
and supper on February 22nd. The eli.
tertainment is designed for children. 1t
will begin at $50 o'clock, and the supper
at o'clock In the evening.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-01-28

Three Wise men went to Dover.
Tho Senatorial muddle to fix over.
These were George. Fred and Washy
Who for Anthony they wanted the vote.
Bus the membere they couldn't agree
Some voting Tor Addicks and others for
Massey,
But they thought Tony would soon win
the prizs.
Said these three higgins men wise.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-01-28

When in need OF coal or wood. call up
5I5. or send postal card for ton of ex.
ira largo pea coal TO IL. 4. SCR geaut,
dealer in coal. wood and grain. large
load of wood for $l5D. Western oats.
baled hay and straw. (arl lO6 Maryland
Ave. Phone 5t5. Cen trsl Office, 18th an1
King streots. Phone bS7.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-01-28
ON SATURDAY.
THE ID DAY OF FEBRUARY, 1896,

Ats o'clock y. m
The following described real estate viz:
All that certain lot OF land with a three
story brick dwelling house thereon reuieu
situate in the city OF Wilmington aforesaid
bounded and described rs fpl uws to wit:
beginning at a stake on the east side or
Market street ut three perches broad, and
standing at the distance 81 feet 3 inches
from the south Side Of Second street thirty
three ieet broad; thence down Market street,
south thirty-two degrees west tHenty-three
feet aud eight inc, c- to another stake on tho
east side oil Market street; thence by II new
lln6 dividing this from Il lot formerly OF
Joseph SlfhllcTpss, now OF John Hagainy,
south hftS-tRht degrees. east nlucty-ouc feet
ANA STA inches o n stake EautIpg In the old
division Inc bCtwet james and Thomas
Melnurs lands; thence with the same north
thlrt y-lwo deHro's east twcnty-thrce teet
aud eight inches 10 anotuer stake in said line
thence north htty-elEht degrees west by
lands OF John PaitersOns heirs ninety-one
feet and six inches 10 tnv place of beginning,
be the centenIs within said bounds what they
III ny.
seized and taken in cxeaton as tie proper.
~ al William II. Quinn sophia j. QUINN
hls vile, and l. It's ana 10 he sold by
PAUL GlLLiS Sheriff,
SHERIFF. office, Wilmington. Del ia n. IL.
iss2. iIs
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-01-28

6rNPToMs--Moisiur iutanse itching and
stfngtng; most nc night worse by scratchfng.
IL allowed TO oontinue. fuinors form which
often bleed and nlcsrate. becoming very
sore. SwAYNE's OiHIMENT stops toe Itching
cHsees removes tho tumor. At druggists or by
mail, Tor 80 cents Dr. Swayne & Son. Phila-
delnhiu
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-01-28

We do not guarantee the Eenuineness
of our Pure Family Medicines. White
pulmonlo Balsam, Vegetable Liver Pills.
Blood Purifier, etc, uulsss sold by rsgu.
lar druggists, and at our depot, 806 King
street, Wilmington. and at our regular
prices only. Respectfully,
DR. j. SrNtsts s. Son
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-01-28

Wo recommend Johnson's Magnetic Oil
for rheumatism neuralgia. sprAins. bruises
lame back; 1t quickly relieves pain. IS
ana so cts.
N. B. DHnforth, cd and Market streets,
anu Miller's Drug store, 403 Market st.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-01-28

GIlEltlrFS SALE.--itY VIRTUE OF A
ID writ of Leyari facias. to mo directed.
Will be exposed TO puhiJ sale at tho
Court House on Market street. between
Tenth amt Eleventh streets, in the city OF
Wilmington. New Castle county. Del,
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-01-28
Fatal Collision Of Trolley Cars.

WILKEsBARRE, Pa, Jan. 2s.--A collision
between trolley ears between this city and
Nanticoke resulted In the death of John
Schappert, 80 years old and the serious in
jury OF eight others II is feared that
Motorman William Rood, of this city. will
die. Owing to the storm the cars were noa
running on schedule time and met on
curv.a No., ','..r, wrecked
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-01-28

OswEeo. y. Y, Jan. IS - George F.
Boas, under Indictment for burglary In
the third degree, John Smith, under in
dictment for burglary and larceny, and
Charles Colby under sentence TO Auburn
prison for three years for burglary and
larceny escaped from the county Jail
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-01-28

TIE Street and Sewer Commissioners
Intend after many years to give our citi.
zens aluminium street signs. to be placed
on the corner lamp posts. Better late
than never.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-01-28

At ~ O'Clock II IN.
One good mare. coming years oln sound and
all right one good PAIR OF young mules. .
head OF good cows 3tresh. . In profit uy lay
OF sale. one young heifor two young bulls o
shoats. Farming IL pitmentA-l SGT of heavy
Wagon hhfaess. SET OF lc.hor pow harness,
sei OF dearborn harness. set Of carriage har
ness, set OF saddles, Sc, OF buggy harness.
set Of Cart harness, collars brides, halters.
blankets, robes. etc. farm wagon, IA II. hay
rigging. self dump Tiger horse rake. champi-
OF mower. Deerln& binder. horse cart, road
cart. market dear iorn. AdonIs riding cult.
vutor. new jump seat carriage. little giant
feed cutter centennial gram fan. Young
American corn shelter ana separator, hoes,
Iakys, forks. shOveIs. picks etc. Maui and
Wedges ere ss-cut saw. corn marker. and
horse Southern plows wagon tongue
new model seed driIi, double wheel Jewel
Cultivator, 10 tooth twin harrow, No. churn
wagon jack 2sIiVer crescent Vrltiputurs. grain
drl.l, grtndstCnc. COW chH1ns, roller. corn
knlves,thirty lbbuiter tub and moulds, single
aud double trees, half hnsucl aud half peck
measures IL acres of wheat in the ground.
Terms-All sums unu err so cash SO or over
creliit Of SIX months VIII he given by the
purchaser giving btnksble note with IN APP
- , CHARLES F. DoNNELLY;
w. ]. Lark & Sens Aucts jl2
TOUBLIC sALE-The Subscriber about 10
! ruliHquish farming III sell Ut public
sale, on tne ia m Of T.. L. Clark, on tue road
leading from Ciarks Corner 10 Tangie Hill.
ON THUksi)AY, JANUARY Slst. 1885.
At IL o'clock IN,
8 head of good horses. Belle, 3 years old
Daisy. years old. 50 nd COOL wn kur and
driver. Queen. years old. sound, can be
dIlven hy IA lady. Prince. years o d. good
worker ami driver. Lady, years old. good
taru mare. jim. goud cart hur,e. General
Syeitl old. good MOIker and Lliyor. ono colt,
coming years Oil.
~ mitch ru"s. come fresh. others close
sprinRcre, IaCEr COWS arc home raised and
are worthy OF farmers and Giirymcn, A lut
81 Chickens Also L. chester county white
slua 8.
Farming Utensils-l single apron binder
IN good ORDER / tubular mover. self rake
llu kcye drill horse rake 2sulky cuitivaturs,
single cnitlyator, grain fan corn shelter, corn
InurNer. Southland pillow Twin harIows, Acme
barrow. arm wagons. hay riHginEs roller,
tWc-sraitl carriage, hdggy, ruMd cart hgr.
pOun hHy fork b uekg and rope. lot OF cnatus
100 to Hnto baskets sets Of pillow harness
collar, hridiea hg.ters furhs, Tuhps, shuN els
irOu post spade. grindstonc. broad axe, post
dog, ioI OF weds lot OF biBrGsu tools
folding sewing machine, cTuss-cut saw. 5O
Ncres Of wheat IN the PROM I'd, hay by the ton
ana many other articles not mentioned Terms
made KnoW on day Of safe.
THOMAS BltaCkfN.
j. W. Rurrs. Clerk.
4. j. Swami, au tlUncer 1!3-4t