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liant. Man err enonr life fommet paa
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tringer.
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rge Directory fpr ct. Yanl, iom netop
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ling tnptteoe 0trnb. Ct. 9nnlS BE
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cuDuu er aIbolot paa Oisie &anter, ltri'
res ira Glbpip Cafe ben 30te SUM-.
SIZE t%i0li9ere bar pilt Jig at ere trIlte,
m~i3lptfeoe Spripg, pGientlig al Den
@runb, at Sarmerne bare bar aolet
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&aao % SeileOnins i andre 6etnln9er.
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pnrct benz ell bitter, men pGroiillo Gr'
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p8 mere Iorlielisartet Iultig el'o llc'
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8uteter oip., % peo Chen Deral Logger
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mere &pGg.
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&c 5armere, ipm bar tilIteoe, lptteoe
rpmertipmt til DC &aao, iom blep benz
9iuet al StateHs l~lbienoinse.
IaIicn en- baIp Wtiaiun Sfabess
eritatnins er &egieringen ifGro meo at
in9iDge Sr9laItbauolcrne for, ba oisle
9es at babe uretmGsIi Jig l%faaret 2prrs
rler paa Statens &%eieruation. &egjes
ringen paaItaar, at ba ben CAB Snota=
nerre giaabelie til at feloe uobpoe
Greer paa 9teierpatipue;, tog Here al
be fore 2umberfirmaer fig ben 6rlbeo
at fnibe uhpre fore &panta 9pot Ssns
mer, iom be opitar for eset Srua.
Oct furmeue Sfribt blep taset Sres
Nus Gitermiboag, % Gritatninssfrapet
lpoer paa npiastis $467,47434.
De Gntlase0e i penne OpiistrGffenoe
Gag er Srne &iue. 9Ussins e. Sns
fruuement Co., Spel g. Sasiett ps
g8iaiam 8. Sasiett al 6irmaet S. Sass
lett g. Co., Gr.@uuernpr Scbn g..
Salisbury % Charles q. Smith al Sir
maet 6. q. Gmit6 & 60. 2efnilf er
oercs SpertrGbelie benGpnt "conver-
sion"; tbi DC anfluges ipr ulcplig at
bare besluet fig IND paa &esjerinsers
Gerritorium / Misiisippi % @innibi'
9oibiib Heieruatiunerne % Der iDltema'
tilt at babe fnlbet 9pmmer, ipm De
ecrpaa bar "pmbannet" til Tlanfer %
8Oro, bois iamleoe MarfeospGrbi ifal
luare tit puenn9pnte Gum.
Observation-Disclosures | @aibins'
ton % @eneralnbpotaten bar / be iiolte
y Iar life tabt benne Gag aTligte, %
'ltcr ale mulise 6urbereoelier er Sa'
cen euoelis moosn for Troces.
Decorah-posten., 1895-07-05
uDIanDet.
Srafilien II.

Sen beIIeiiDte erpretl0enf YetroI0
oDbe ben 29Oe I. Ok. San bar Ell al
De melt promiuente Mi9no nnocr De
ienelt tic uroli8e 8esiuenbeoer os bar be-
fjenot baabe lom Statsmano c9 Spls
Dat. Gen 2Soe Noo. 1891 ouertos ban
8reiioentembeoet. Sau MATTE belle
Sioen uiber lin Administration bes
tiempe De bD9ti9e S%prprsleoere De
Meao ps 0a @ama, iom babe belle
6iaaoen paa lin Sibe. Ga 81. be
0ipraes bleu pal9t til Greiioent, traf
8ciro.o Zig tilbage fra bet pfentlise
SIP % FAR lioen lepet / Stilbeo iom
8ripatmauo.
Decorah-posten., 1895-07-05

Sen brittle Nomiral bar MI trufs
fet fine trooper bort ira Jormoia o9
bat tilbuot fig at taac ale llOlRnoinge
OmbOro paa fine Stibe. Den tpite 9lOs
mirat Far o8iua tilbuot ale GpItere fit
Glib iom 5il1ugtsIteO. 2et anIee8
iur ubeniistsmGsiist at laoe Tropperne
unre ilano, mems Sapaneierne rDtter
irem u9 mulioen8 fOnnmer / Scamp me0
be oprgrIte Snbipote.
Decorah-posten., 1895-07-05
II.

GitnatiOuen CT aloorlig. ps bet Ter
naIten no, iom IN Der er &ris mclem
Sulsarien o. 9prtiet. Gen ~bulsarite
&esierins bar opiororet ben tprfiite
&egierins til Of iOrtlars, buOriOr ben
BAR sipet Neutrality-suspicious. for be
tprtiite Trooper i @briauopIs Srore
Decorah-posten., 1895-07-05

Zen rationale 6jGlo er BET Resn'
i%tabsaar. iom enote ben 30te Suti, for
sact meo Ill Mtiliouer Dollars. 8
sunni Moanco iorpseoes ben mso 10
Miaioner Collars.
Decorah-posten., 1895-07-05

8ererne for 4euge, Suueler us andre
S9roila8er, ligeiom De sjcnnemrpoeoe
HoItiGtfsne, meoens beres SeitrG6elier
ior at i~prGn3e Grpress9engeIsubet bis
tie fig frugtestpIe.
Decorah-posten., 1895-07-05
ID

sra 9onoluln berettes BEN 24Oe
SUM: Senatet mDbte ben 20oe SUM-
os ltaofaiteoe 8reiioent 9ote5 llounos
nelier meb %llnotaselie al g. 81. Cattle,
iom bar u0unont til MiuiItcr til De
6orereoe Stater. 3enne uonnpnelic
bleu tiliioIt benuilt til aomiteen ipr
uoenlanoife Nuli99enOer. Set a%ntaDes,
at aomiteen uit a~nbeiale, at oenne llos
nGunelie ItaofGtes.
SberiH 8ilep fra Muscatine &c.,
Sotua, unfom ben 21oe Stunt til SorO.
lull meo lloleueriugspapirer for SenrD
SObniou. iOm er arilaset for at baue
~ltiaalet $4,000 al Gonntiets gense,
meoeus ban bar GOuntpfasierer.
Decorah-posten., 1895-07-05
Gneriae.

9pnneblas. 9pnet ilos ben lite os.
neo i ct Sus i Samneis nar @ers.
gi be 10 9erioner | Suiet or3btes z
paa Steoet, CO De 3 sprise III liusiars
foe @pgltelier.
Decorah-posten., 1895-07-05
@aa SrigSrieu.

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pelIcr al oemne intcre5iante Snrs
+raina, %SdalGn8e cpla9et parcr.
@cr CT life mango G%remptarcr til=
bage.
Decorah-posten., 1895-07-05
Decurahsgosten
ffeM
tiofommer sirspas % Srssas ysorstn.
MpertisIemen,er

raa i~nstrurrrs TsHsit hoer TsaHodl % 7orsSdl Nor'
a,1. aB~srti5ftmsa.eE iH5ii3ss t;is / TO pad biHaHeeu
'gtleuos EHners. mfomiaDre bet uoirstieIiI forlan'
a,s. ept, Ct Advertisement. eer fgfit f0mTatr tuot
ZirseassHumsg,i I. Or. f~otIsrs,s t%aorptitt 8 0an3e.
y5toet i5uinc iHoi 3 7irSoassHumsre. Dre7e. ets iuse'
boioer aB~crtsitmrHltr. ioH bet batter met. bsr rrTr'
irs goertt5isnsus t bet usore 6iSgHs p5a Con-
polllcn
Decorah-posten., 1895-07-05

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proper big meO MeoicIn u~aftru0t. Gr
ou life iriit?
g.: Glori9 paret ~iriitere. Nen
9OttOreu itploer mig geuse, fer Su, og
ies peO, at ies life iuar en- rco IRE. ON
ieg life tar bet igien paa Recepterne.
Decorah-posten., 1895-07-05
Sra @aibimgton.

CONNER WitG oma5 Gar oGmt 8ap'
tciu 6enrD Spp8ute til 8 liars GGrS'
ielsItrai / Qlbaup StatsiFu9iet,
Decorah-posten., 1895-07-05
Tranfrtd,.

NeIi9ncrc0c for at lnnlc bnelerc.
SO. @noauo, g9erbru0sminilter, reii9s
nereoe / Qcroa95 for at tuune ouelere
meo Socialiiternes 9eputcreoe ~.
Mirmam. Goefampeu iauot Steo 2Dr.
bag Gitermiobag, Og Mlrmnm bleu lei
%iaaret. s Ntanoa85 operto9 8aoau0
after Observation-Disclosures.
Decorah-posten., 1895-07-05

geOebn9en er life, iom mango tror,
np9en "Minbeoa9 ON &i6bebacns 81
~oetrano", men inoftiaet peo tousell9
5ororOnins al 27oe Marts 1856 ps
ltulOe ~erItatte be iorItieQige Beoeoase
% 8OosOage, Tom tiolisere bolotss
Ganmorf % Nor0e.
Decorah-posten., 1895-07-05

Gltfor beiiig. Mten, Mina, bpao
tentsr on paa! Ut ia ina mango irem.
meoe Manbsperioner i Sisftenet.
Spis 6ruen tiQaoer, iaa itat ies pre-.
ientere Gem for !6errerue.
Decorah-posten., 1895-07-05

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Martinsburg independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1875-1900, 1895-03-09
Tho Fifsy-third Congress Passes Into
History.

WASHINGTON. March A. Senate. |
At noon today the United States
Senate closed its final session of the
Fifty.third Congress, amid crowded
galleries, congratulatory resolutions,
parting word from President Cleve-
land, and brief yaledictory from
the Vice President. The wonted
dignity of the Senate was preserved
to the end, except for rush of bust
ness incident to the last hours of
session.
In the house the end was not mar
red by any unpleasant incident. All
appropriation bills were ont of the
way when the House convened at 8
o'clock.
The usual committee was sent to
the President to inform him that
Congress was ready to adjourn, and
other formali,ies Of the end OF a
Congress were gone through with.
The concluding minutes were in the
nature Of love feast. The best
feeling prevailed. The resolution of
thanks to the Speaker: which usually
came from a member Of the majority.
was offered today by Cannon, in a
very graceful speech, bearing testi-
mony to the high appreciation in
which the presiding officer was hell
by the Republican minority.
All these kindly sentiments we're
applauded and when Crisp himself
assembled the rostrum TO return his
thanks and deliver his parting words,
the demonstration was terrific.
At the conclusion of his speech
and just before the declaring the
House adjourned, he announced the
appointment of Culberson, of Texas,
Hit, of Illinois, and himself as mem
bers of the monetary commission.
His own appointment was BY reso-
luton adopted yesterday.
AS the Fifty-third Congress came
to an end the doxology was sung by
the newspaper correspondents in the
press gallery.
Martinsburg independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1875-1900, 1895-03-09
Castellane and Miss Gould Welded

New YORK, March 4.-Under a
canopy of royal purple, Miss Anna
Gould was welded to-day to Count
Paul Ernest Boniface de Castellane.
The ceremony was performed by
Archbishop Corrigan in the East
Indian room of the Gold mansion.
The wedding breakfast followed
The brides table was richly covered
with cream colored satin, hung with
cream satin valence, with gold appli-
que. The service used at this table
was of gold. The other guests were
served at Is smaller round tables,
eight at table. The wedding cake
boxes were of silver, heart shape and
the coronent raised in gold with sc
De c." engraved under it on top of
the box which is encased in maure
colored satin case, lined with white
satin, on the top of which is hand
painted crest of the Count De Castel-
lane. The wedding march was
brought to happy conclusion by
Creighton Webb, who proposed q
toast to the happiness of the couple.
The guests who remained after the
bridal couple had driven to the rail-
way depot en- route to Lakewood,
where they will stay until Wednes-
day, enjoyed the remainder of the
afternoon with an impromptu dance.
Martinsburg independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1875-1900, 1895-03-09
SETTLING UP.

The Hon. Charles II. Miller, eX-
Sheriff of Berkeley county, is now
settling up with every person against
whom he thinks he has a claim, as
well ss with some against whom he
personally knows he has no claim.
He was considered a safe aud shrewd
man, and there is not a soul on the
earth that can tell what this bache-
lor ever lost, or ever spent, or what
he ever did from the wreckage of
booms, fires and taxes. He heeds
no contract. Divinely lovely and
altogether fair, eel like, he slips and
twists to make whatever he can gath
er under the plea that it is for his
sureties. Say, Charley! can you tell
us about any order transferred to
Mr. Gerling to meet his share Of q
note ?
Martinsburg independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1875-1900, 1895-03-09
REMOVING.

We regret very much the deporta
ton OF part of home industrial en-
tarprise by Mr.. John Fltz, to Han
over, Pa. 1t is doubly regretful
from the fact that our people special.
ly favored him with loan of several
thousand dollars upon the assurance
that forty employees would be given
work. Of course, he will repay this,
as he has secured it, but we do rot
like 10 lose any part or parcel Of a
manufacturing plant and the asso-
citation could start an enterprise in
some other persons hands. That
money should not lie idle to the de.
triment of the town as it was in
tended to advance and boom, if you
please, home interests. Now, it is
locked up and practically useless for
the purpose intended. The only
thing left is "repair shop" and we
hope the repair will be successful
and many betterments builded there
on.
Martinsburg independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1875-1900, 1895-03-09
WoRsE THAN WATERlNG-U Under
L j 4 n q -

WoRsE THAN WATERING - Under
the provisions OF Code Chapterfi fifty
four, section twenty-one, corpora
ton may reduce the par yalue OF
each share of its 81 ok. The tcduc-
ton may be brought about by the
action of the slockin.siers them
selves in general meeting. IT the
par value of the shares arc ole hun
dred dollars each. lie stockholders
may, if they choose. resolve thst the
par value Of each shar shall be My
City dollars. This may BE- done at
any tire, wi cher b. fore or alter
the stock shall have been fully paid
ur. As has frequently been decided,
the capital stock IT a corporation
constitutes trus. fund for tie pay
ment of its debts, and if the stock
is not payed up in full. The creditors
have the right TO require the stock
holders to pay their stock in full, in
orderthat funds may besupplied for
the pa, ment of debts.
The question which suggests itself
to US might arise somewhat ia this
way: A corporation owes debts to
the amount Of ten thousand dollars.
lis capital stock is twenty thousand
dollars. divided into shares of one
hundred dollars each, on which fly
per centum has bsen paid b. the
stockholders. The money paid in
has byen spent, ard the corporation
has managed to get rid of all its
assets except the unpaid potion If
its tex. Under the circumstances
the STICK holders had general meet
ing and proceed, in strict accol dance
with this section, and after comply
ing Nth all its requirements to re-
duee tie par value of each share of
its stock to fifty dollars There are
now two hundred shares Of stocks,
each of the par value of City dollars,
its full par value, so that these two
hundred shares of stock are now
fully paid up and no statutory pro
vision is anywhere made for requir
ing the stockholders to do mere than
pay the par value of their shares.
The question then il, what are the
creditors going TO do about it The
| W, Va. Bar.
Martinsburg independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1875-1900, 1895-03-09
-POSTPONED-
r rusfee's Sale of
( Valuable Real Estate.

BY virtue of deed Of trust made by
j. U. BTagonier and wife to the under
signed trustee dated September 20, 1890.
of record IN the Office Of the Clerk OF
he County Court of Berkeley county,
w. Va. in Deed Book No. 6S, pages III
and II, viii sell at public auction TO
the highess bidder at the front door of
the Court House Of said county on
Saturday. March o. 1898,
at p. N. the following tracts Of land
in said county:
list. Beginning at a pine corner to
Wilson, thence N. 29t E. 81 poles to q
chestnut oak thence s 68l 19S poles
TO dead pine corner to the home farm;
thence s. l5o w. 60 poles to stake cor
ner to Siearn's; thence N. 77t2 w. 219
poles to the beginning, containing "a
acres more or less adjoining the lands
of Jacob Siler's heirs and Others.
End. Beginning az stake corner 10
]. Siler's heirs and Jno. Brown thence
N. -2lc w. 129 poles to corner of ID.
Homer thence 5. 1879 w. rs poles to
corner TO Wallurn thence n 534 w IS
poles to corner TO j. III. Phillips; thence
N. 71ac w. 1876 poles to corner to first
tract; thence with it s. 15o w. 60 poles
to corner to Stearn's, contained in all
123 poles to corner to j. Siler thence.S.
76o e. 402 poles to the beginning, con-
tanning 237 acres and roods more or
less. Both tracts contain 321 acres
more or less ard are joined-making a
larger tract Ten acres Of tee second
tract owned by VIM. Il. Kidney are to
be deducted and not to be sold.
Said property is improved with
comfortable house, barn, stable, black
smith shop and other buildings In good
repair. 100 acres OF the land are clear
ed and the balance is good thrifty tim
Der.
TERMS OF SALE.-One third OF the
purchase money cash in hand one
third thereof with interest 10 one year
and the residue thereof with interest in
two years from the day of sale, the puT-
chaser giving bis notes for the deferred
payments, to be secured by 4 deed OF
trust on his property.
j.. DEW. GERuARDT,
J s. MATTHEW'S, Trustee.
Auetioneer. ids
Martinsburg independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1875-1900, 1895-03-09
MERCY FOR HAWAIIAN ROYAL

The Hawaiian government has be-
gun to be merciful. Several leaders
In the recent instruction who were
sentenced to death, have had their
sentences committed to long terms
of Imprisonment. The ex.queen's
punishment appears not to have been
determined upon, but sentence of
five years is expected. The proba-
bility is that in year everybody i'm
plicsted in the attempt against the
republic will be set free, if the roy
alists accept the existing state of af-
fairs in good faith. OF course, if
plots are constantly being Matched,
President Dole can do nothing else
than keep his prisoners in close quar-
ters. People who feel disposed to
sympathize with exQueen Ills en-
forced retirement, must remember
that the Hawaiian authorities are
much more merciful to her than she
proposed to be to them, in case Mr..
Gresham succeeded in putting her
back on her throne. She shrieked
for the CORY heads of her enemies,
and thus overreached herself
Martinsburg independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1875-1900, 1895-03-09
Dublic Sale Of Valuable
l. Personal Property

Owing to hard times and IN ending to
move and discontinue farming the I'M
dersigned will sell at his residence on
the Mrs. Leigh farm, l mile east of
Martinsburg on tie read leading TO
Shepberdstowp, on
Friday, EEarcis Sab, 1895,
commencing at 10 O'Clock a. m. sharp,
the following property tc-wit head
of horses and colts 5 Of which are Sin
gle drivel well broken. and will work
anywhere, dappled gray mare has a
record of 3 minutes; roan mare in foal
by Allan Weaver's blo9ded hors9 can
trot inside of 3 minutes; very fine
colts, one q years old, three colts are
bred from an English coach horse; one
rair graytmatched mares, fua drivers,
single or double. extra bay horse, fine
driver head of cattle, of which are
mich COWS, | fresh COW with calf by
her side, will be fresh by day of sale, 2
fine young beifeTs; all are Alderney
stock except one heifer, which is Hol-
stein. This stock is worthy the atten-
tion of farmers and breeders, as it has
all been selected for their fine qualities.
head of hogs, fine Berkshire brood
sow, remainder thrifty young shoats,
200 thoroughbred brown leghorn chick
ems; these chickens are strained from
Burpee's chicken yards of philadelphia.
Farming implements; falling top bug
gy, Oliver chilled plow, good as new,
spring tooth harrow, new; l cultivator,
l garden plow, single and double trees,
and many other articles not mentioned
IS TERMs.-A credit of II months will be
given on all sums OF $40 and upwards,
purchaser to give note with approved
security, negotiable and payable at the
Peoples National Bank of MartiDsburg
with interest from date; if paid at ma
turity interest IemitteG. Under SO
cash no property IemovI d until terms
aye compiled with.
JACOBJOGNoON.
J. w. DoDD, Auctioatec.
2-l6-3t } +. ROBERTS, Clerk.
Martinsburg independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1875-1900, 1895-03-09
Fiducfary Notice.

Tie following fiduciary account is Le-
fore tie undersigned commissioner of
accounts of the County Court of Ber-
kelley county for settlement:
E. G. Williams, Jr. and Thos. S. Will
liams, executional, E. c. Williams, ST.,
deceased.
Given under my hand, as Commission
ers of said Court at my Office at the
Court House of said county, tie 9th
day of February, 1895.
j. T. PICKING,
32-tf. Com'r.
Martinsburg independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1875-1900, 1895-03-09

In pursuance of the authority vested
in the undersigned by a deed of trust
dated January 23rd, 1898. of record il
the office of the Clerk of the County
Court of Berkeley county, w. Va. in
Deed Book No. 80, pages 177-17S made
by Thomas Kearns to Geo. w. Feidt,
Trustee, will offer for sale at public
auction on
Tuesday, March 26tll. 1895,
beginning at l O'Clock p. m. at the farm
of Richard L. Thomas in Bedgesville
District, Berkeley county, w. Va,
where said property now is. the follow
ing personal property to-wit: One 20
horse power portable steam engine,
make of Farquier Co., York, Pa; one
saw mill with attachments, saw, belts
and complete, make of John Fitz one
cutoff saw, FitZ make; one Studebaker
wagon, 2 inch tread, and one 4-horse
wagon, 3-inch tread
TERMS OF SALE.-Cash.
GEO w. FEIDT, Trustee
This is to certify that Geo. W. Feidt,
said trustee, has executed bond as re-
quired by law.
SET. c. w. DOLL, G. B. c.
Martinsburg independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1875-1900, 1895-03-09
w BOX
A DELIGHTFUL JAUWT
To the National Capitol--L0w
Rates via B. & 0.

Have you ever treated yourself to
visit to the capitol of the nation !?
II not, haven't you often waited for
an opportunity to do so, to see its
public buildings, visit its museums,
art galleries, arsenals, parks and
public and private institutions pos
sibly when you had the time, the ex-
pense was a serious drawback. By
taking advantage OF the low rate ex-
cursions offered by the B. & O., this
item is reduced to a minimum and
reslly places the trip within the
reach of all. The next excursion
via B. & o. r. R. is announced for
Thursday, March 14th. Write to
the nearest B. & o. agent for an it,
Illustrated guide to the Capitol, giving
description and cuts of the principal
public buildings and map, also de-
tailed information in regard to the
itinerary.
The following table will show the
rate and train schedule from stations
in this vicinity:
Martinsburg independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1875-1900, 1895-03-09
PEOPLES National Bank BuiIdiug
Dublic Sale of Valuable
l. Personal Property

AS administia trix of the personal es-
tate of j. A. Becker, decd, will offer
for sale at public auction on the prem
ises of the late j. A. Becker, one-half
mile from Martinsburg, on the Schcp-
pert ford road, on
Wednesday, March 18th, 1895,
beginning at 10 O'Clock a. m. the fol
lowing property to-wit: head of
horses, 2 Berkshire leaders, two well
broken and one 2-year and one 3-year
colt. ,All in good condition; II head of
cattle. mich COWS, will be fresh by
day of sale, bull and five young cattle,
all in good condition; IA head of hogs,
good brood sowS, one will have pigs
by day of sale, 8 large shoats and fine
pigs. Farming implements: l 4-horse
wagon with bed, / 2-horse wagon, l
covered spring wagon with shafts aud
pole. new light spring wagon, car
riage in good order, 1go0d basket sleigh
and bells, Mccormick binder and NOV
er, both in good condition, 3 Barshear
plows, double and 2 siugie shovel
plows, spring tooth harrow, new,
square harrows. corn planter, wheat
fan, corn shelter, 2 grain cradles. One
cutting box to run by steam or band
power, one hand cutting box ,grindstone
and wheel barrow, one Stop tank,
pitchforks, shovels, digging iron, set
of briching and set of front barnes S,
4 brides, collars. 4-horse line, set
of buggy harness, set of double spring
wagon harness, wagon saddle, ] rid
ing saddle and bride, 2 Yankee Bird es
All the harness in good order.
TERMS OF SALE.-A credit Of ten
months will be given on al sums of $40
and upwards. purchaser to give note
with approved security, negotiable and
payable at the Peoples National Bank
of MartinSburg with interest from date
1t paid at maturity interest to be remita
ted. Under $40 cash. No property to
be removed until terms are cnmpl ed
with. CATHERINE BECKER,
Adm'x OF j. A. Becker, Decd
j. W. DoDD, j. f. ROBERTS,
2-23-3t AuctiOneer, Clerk