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Lot of Torchon Laces and In
servings to match; selling at loo. yd.-sc.
Boys Good Gyade Wash Suits
-7sc.
Boys Wool Knee Pants, excel
lent wearing and nice lOoking-Ssc.
Boys Brownie Overalls-I6c.
A very special offer of Bows
Finest Double breasted Suits. just IS in the
lot the proper weight for summer and early
this hour. sS.9s.
Young Mems Linen Well Made
Crash Coats. IL to 10 years: sell at sI.3O-25c.
AT I5c.-French Organizes, 6S
inches wide: navy. corn and lavender: full
pieces. splendid quality, sells regularly at ssc.
yard.
AT I2Hc.-4o-inch Wide SUI
perfne quality White India Linen. very sheer
and fine, sells every day at Pc.
At I5c,-Bleached Shooting, o-4
size. excellent quality sells at Ice and more
Quantity to each buyer hmItedD
Heavy Woven Hammocks. pill
low and spreader attached. worth sl.oO-esc.
Pretty Japanese Mating Rugs,
great variety of patterns and colorsSI2s4c
Long Kimona Wrappers, in
dainty colors. bordered with white and con
trasting effects, worth 81
Finest Summer Dress Skirts, in
beautifully trimmed and perfect fitting every
skirt highest grade. sell up to s10-s4.9s.
Ladies SI.25 Hand-turned
Stran SlinnarS
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has done something which hardly any
other man in the Union could have done
as well a. he has, done. He has. met ques-
lions of utmost intricacy, questions upon
which life and death hang. questions the
decisions of which will affect our whole
future policy, questions that affect the well
fare of the millions of people with whom
we have been brought into such intimate
contact by the events of the Spanish war
and whose welfare must be a prime con-
slderation from now on. He has done all
that with the certainty of attack with the
certainty of misunderstanding with the
certainty of being hampered by ignorance
ana worse than ignorance, so that he could
not do the best that was in him, only the
best that the conditions would allow Of
1t was all Abraham Lincoln could do. in
cldentally. He has done all = Taft has done
H. Wood has done it. Those three men
nave rendered that service. 1 can do moth
ing Tor them. l can show my appreciation
OF them in no way save the wholly INSULT
Gent one of standing up for them and for
their works, and that / will do. Hong and
continuous applause.)
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Heavy 5-4 Colored Table Oil
cloth. pretty patterns and colors-7Isc. I'd.
Best Quality "a Mosquito Net
ting. various colors; s-yard pieces-29c.
Lot of Fine Oriental Laces and
match ipsertings, and inches wide; sell at
15e. yard-9c.
Bleached Sheets, ready for use,
hand torn and 'ironed, 54x9O; sell; at 39c.-29c.
Ready-made Bleached Pillow
Cases. full size, good quality; sell at 1215c. and
15c.-9sc.
SOC. Bleached Bolster Cases, full
size, ready for use; 3sc. value-25c.
At 58c.-Ready-made Bleach
ed Huck Towels, red borders; lOc. always ts to
a buyer.
At Ioc.-Bleached Table Dam
ask. 6s inches wide, rich designs; sell at Ssc.
yard.
Women's superb examples in
Trimmed Hats. including many handsome
amples in summer millinery; none sold for less
than $40, many as high as SlS-very special
for this hour, $4.9S-
BOYS, Misses and Children's
Tennis Shoes-39c.
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A Text From Mckinley

A Text From Mckinley.
Gentlemen. so much for what I was glad
to say to you but should have been even
more pleased to have the chance of saying
20 other people. Now, I want just briefly to
take as text what was said by President
| Mckinley, who himself fought all through
the civil war. when, in speaking Of the
| Spanish war. he said:
" The highest tribute that can be paid to
the soldier Is to say that he performed his
full duty. The field Of duty is determined
by his government, land wherever that
chances to be. there is the place Of honor.
All have helped in the great cause. whether
in camp or in battle and when peace comes
all alike will be entitled to the nation S
gratitude
Now, gentlemen. intended to say that
| the first essential in getting good work out
| of an army as whole is to make it I'M
derstood among them all that the thing 10
| be sought after is the duty-that the glory
| is an accident. Appiause) And that to
seek after the glory at the expense of do
| ing the duty is considerably worse than an
accident. daughter and applause)
MY regiment was one Of those of which
part had to go and part be left behind at
Tampa. / have always felt that heavier
load-a considerably heavier load-was put
upon those who stayed behind, and that
while the honor was equal as between them.
the work done was greater by those who
say y e recently, in 81 the promotions in
the regular army. with full knowledge ard
of set purpose, propetsd certain men, who,
| work instead OF, gqing,sas they SO desired.
to the field because )theip superiors felt that
damage would. come ta.the interests of the
army as whole isetheY did not stay. and
the men themselves yiAlded the desire to
! go to the front to do the duty which there
was most crying need ITO perform at that
time.
ut is unnecessary topsay that no soldier
I,;c oil no hoe NOT rnff he
mighty little consequence If he has not also
got the power of sfaitAGul performance of
duty in the infinite number of small things
| that will have to come UP first, or he wont
get into the battle. 's4o.ssa
Ex-Secretary Long followed the President,
and after him Col. Tierpon responded for
| the United States army.
The President had yet another banquet
| on his return to the Somerset at 1890
o'clock it being that given in his honor by
| the delegates to the convention of the In
| ternational League oeiPress Clubs.
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A very special offering of
Ladies Ladies Elegantly Trimmed Hats. including
trmmeS Sea wt styles In summer milnery
for 81 and IS s2as. ' anu 'e''''s
Boys Thin Coats, best Simp-
sons prints; Goo. regularly-25c.
Boys White Duck and Pique
Knee Pants-25c.
Boys Waists, nicely pleated
back and front: some with tueks-2hc.
Boys Extra Good Grade Wash
Suits. tastefully silk embroidered shields; sell
regularly at $1.9s-Special at Csc.
Boys Good Wearing Wool
Knee Pants, unusually well made-ssc
Choice from SO Boys Fine
Quality Double-breasted Suits. Plain blue and
neat mixed cheviots; to 10 years; just right
W weight IL for summer Always sold at $500
Lot Of Fine Embroideries, con-
siderable variety; sell at 1Oc. yd.-5c.
Mems Seamless Colored Half
Hose: sell at 15c.-9c.
Children's Ribbed Shirts, selling
at 10c.-3c.
Women's Fast Black Hose, reg
ularly 12kc.-5c.
IN. Mems MS 4-ply Linen Collars, many
+ Ladies Dainty Kimona Dress
at 29c.
Women's Muslin, Cambria and
Nainsook Gowns and Drawers. also Corset Gov
ers; none sells under 6sc.-39c.
so styles White Underskirts,
beautifully trimmed with lace and embroidery
choice. 9Sc.
Children's Drawers, sizes 2 to
II years-9c.
100 White Wool Summer
Skirts. in finest cheviot, serge or brilliantine.
taffeta silk bands and circular founces ali
worth $40 at least-for this hour only SIS 9S
Brilliantine and Cloth Walking
Skirts. but one of kind. all very handsome
and elegant sell at $l0-special at 81. 9S.
Best quality Capitol Window
Shades. various colors. with all f1tures-14xc.
Hardwood Screen Doors, extra
well made, several sizes-69c.
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. Walnut-fnjsh Screen Doors,
. well made, in sIzes-55c.
u Wa1nut-fnisht Window Screens,
v "a inches high fit rnost windows-1sc.
y Good Quality 81 Colored Table
\ Oilcloth, neat eoloss ,apd patterns-7l4e. yard.
!. 8 Beautiful Tafeta Silk Waists,
= sell at s5.O0-for this hour, s1.9s.
Handsome Wash Skirts, in fine
Riaus covert 9aa as ,5 s9sk gsau,ns sTsss
y braid effects and c3reular f6unees; all are made
4 In aigh-clasS Misunderstanding and materials
y in every instance being .the1 very best. All
. sizes in waist and length; s. Is the real value
Is $1.29.,. .. r,,t,,.
: Children's Ribbed Shirts. never
!. sold under I0c.I3e. 49, "a
Lot of Sample Parasois, finest
y silks. In the newest styles and effects; sell at
Is 81 and $o-$145. :,
= Lot of Mems and Women's Silk
:. Gloria Umbrellas. fancy handles; sell every
y where at s2.OO-95e. l-r--
u BOYS Merrimac Percale Waists,
y very strongly made-s91se.
. Boys Brownie" Overalls-I6c.
Boys Sailor Blouse Wash Suits,
:, very neat and well made-19c.
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\ Boys Wash Knee Pants, some
4 very slightly soiled1shc.
4 Special lot of Boys Blue Flan-
i. mel Sailor Blouse Suits; neatly trimmed with
red and white soutache braid; sizes 3, and
s years; sell at s1.9S zee.
8 Boys Extra Good Quality Sailor
. Waist Suits; Galatea cloth-49c.
: Lot of about 60 Boys Double
breasted Suits; all wool; to 10 years; neat
made; sell at ss.oo"si. D. "'iSH'' ''''D'
Boys Wool Knee Pants, very
I serviceable; sell at 25c.-sc.
9 Boys Blue Cheviot Double
breasted suits.,s, and 10 years; nicely made
. S1.15.
, Women's Isle Thread Shirts,
sell at 15c.-9c.
Women's Fast Black Hose, sell
ing always at 121ac.-5c.
I Mems Nainsook Drawers, stock
met bottoms; sell at 75c.-39c.
At 2Zsc.-Unbleached Muslin,
soft and nne; sells at sc, yard
At 3zsc.-Small lot figured and
Plain Colored Lawns. good size lengths; worth
several times as much
At 4Z8c.-Yard-wide Bleached
and Unbleached Muslin, good Size mill ends,
the Tc- quality.
At 2Ic.-Plaid Tea Toweling,
IS inches wide, regularly sc. Quantity limited.
At 3Bc-White Check Main
sock and Plain India Linen, desirable lengths,
always &c. yard.
Children's Bingham Dresses, 1
J to years-13c. ,
Lace-trimned Corset Covers,
all sizes-12hc.
Boys White Pique Dresses,
pleated kilt. sell at 81 $3.50.
100 Wash Skirts, nicely made
of cool linens ginghams, etc.; sell every day
at 81 9S-special at Sec
Walnut finish Window Screens,
fit ordinary size windows. worth 121ac-6Nc.
Waterproof Felt Window
Shades. various colors with fxtures-5Ac.
36-inch White Curtain Scrim,
new designs, sells i.at &c yard-11sc.
Infants Handmade Kid Lace
and Button Shoes, Soc value-21c.
40 pairs Children's Boudoir
sllppers-lac. -
Ladies and Children's Untrim-
med Hats Of best jap and Maekfnaw braid:
bound with black velvet, large variety Of new
est and most attractive styles; never sold
under S9c.-25c. g.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1902-06-26

You'll have no better time to become &C
quainted with the Hecht part-payment way than
tomorrow. Nearly 100000 find it advantageous
beyond their expectations Whether your pur-
chases are large or small you are at perfect lib
erty to open an account and have them charged
at the actual cash prices. After you've made
your purchases say Charge it" and we'll do
the rest.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1902-06-26
Many Signatures to Petition.

Mr. c. w. Hines Of Cleveland, Ohio, who
left that city about two months ago on a
tour in the interests Of the DISTINGUISHED
negro, has returned to his home and is
now in Washington after having been ac-
corded a hearty welcome In many of the
large cities. In all the cities he visited he
pleaded for the disfranchised colored man.
arguing that he should be given the right
to vote and that the people Of the north
should assist In upholding the Constitution
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1902-06-26

We confidently predict that tomorrow'a
Hour Sales bring the greatest and most
enthusiastic Ponse which has ever been ao-
corded to thee most popular occasions Certain
1t is that every effort has been put forth to sur
pass in attractivenessan dcrowd-bringing power
every sale infhe past. Read the forceful story
OF saving told IL every item.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1902-06-26

While on his trip he obtained 1900 sign
ers to petition, which will be presented
to Congress at it's next session, praying
for the enactment of bill now pending
before both houses of Congress for the ap-
pointment of commission to investigate
the condition of the colored people of the
United States. Assurances have been given
Mr.. Hines that this bin will be considered
and disposed Of at the next session OF Con-
gross.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1902-06-26
Important Assignment for Gen. Bliss

~]@|FV& Ss<2*S 4Aa12CA1t 1OI 0ll6S.
General Tasker HI. Bliss, who was given
a star for his valuable services as collector
of customs at Havana during the military
regime, win shortly be given an important
military assignment In the Philippines
This Is In conformity with the well-known
desire Of General Bias tor active service in
the field.
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Der that the army has conquered not to
bring military rule, but in order that the
sphere of civil government should be con-
stantly extended at the expense Of military
rule. Continued applause)
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Mems B. V. d. Pepperell Jean
Drawers. string and stockinet bottoms; sell at
50c.-39c.
Mems Balbriggan Underwear,
Shirts and Drawers TO match: Drawers with
double seat sell at 5Oc.-2sc.
Lot of Fine Nalencicnnes Laces,
in l2ysrd pieces; sell at Soc. piece-soc.
Boys Wash Suits, never sold
under 75c -49c.
Boys Wool Knee Pants, un-
usually well made-2Sc.
Special Lot of Youths Linen
Suits. neat blue and white checks; sizes 10 TO
10; cell at $5.oo-choice. $3.50.
Beautiful White China Silk
Waists. very desirable: will wash perfectly;
handsome styles and effects-s2.9s.
Women's Bathing Suits, in fine
quality blue and black briiIiantine effectively
trimmed In white braid; sell regularly ut 50
Sizes.
A very special sale of Finest
quality Shirt Waist Suits-made Of the finest
and sheerest quality OF white India linen. styles
including most effective and handsome designs
In white bands, with black polka dots; Jokes
back and front are profusely pin tucked,
are also the collar and cuffs; the suits
tailor-made throughout, and most spendidly
high grade and desirable; every size waist and
for this hour, s4.9s.
White India Linen Shirt Waists,
beautifully trimmed with embroidery inserting,
all sizes; never sold under 81 25-for this hour.
69c.
Walnut-hnish Window Screens,
fit most windows-5tc.
Walnut-hnish Screen Doors,
well made, sizes-55c.~
The very popular Wash Grena-
iuaS nnaO
blue, pink, red and green; - inches wide;
never sold under loo. yard-45sc.
Imported White Swiss 40 inches
wide. extra fine and sheer quality; 19c. value
-12Rc.
Fine White India Linen, in full
pieces. very sheer quality regularly Sc. yard
ago.
Mems H DIM a d e P atent
Leather Low Shoes; $3.50 value-s1gs.
n
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1902-06-26

Leonard Wood four years ago went to
Cuba. has served there ever since, has rem
dered service to that country of the kind
IL performed 5000 years ago would have
made him q hero mixed up with the sun god
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1902-08-30
Executors Sale
OF
Valuable Real Estate
uesday, September 9, 1902.

at Pennington, Cecil county. Md. The I'M
derslgned. Executors of John Wurthington;
deceased will sell at public sale on The prem.
estate belonging to the said John Worthing-
ION at the time of his death, stu ite in the
Village Of Pennington, Cecil county, Nd.
10 WIT: No. ], lot OF ground nontaining
one-half acre. upon whlcn is cree ed a good
and substantial Frame Dwelling, iOxl8 feet.
with porches front and back FRI ne Stable
zixi6; corn crib, hen house and Ither out
buildings. Also a Frame Store Fl use, 4Ox22.
HISTORIES high. This building l. compare
lively new and is well fitted up for the bust
ness. There is fruit of all kinds on the
premises ana the property IL supplied with
good water from never falling " ell.
No. z, contains one acre of got land on
which is erected Frame House, 3sxl8, with
kitchen attached 1Gxl6, all covered with
slate. Frame Blacksmith Shop, 3d. g; Wheel
wright Shop, 26xlS, Frame StanIe, 22xl8.
These buildings have not been hu.lt many
years and are nearly as good as nv. These
properties are worthy the attenti 4 OF per-
sons seeking investment, as they viii bring
good interest The store stanC 8 q good
one and doing good pay ing bust So at the
present time, and the post.otfic, ) located
in the store. The blacksmith g. nd is one
of the best in the county, n goo business
having always been done at this stand and
no better place for the whcewrig business
can be found. The village of Far N ngton is
well located, being within two nj - of Ris-
Ing Sun, miles of Calvcrt,3 miles Of Colora
and miles of Port Deposit, Md, he neigh
borhood is among the finest. The proper
ties Will be sold as whole or { ided and
SOLD to suit purchasers, Terms OF tlc-One-
third of the purchase money to uA paid in
cash; balance can remain in r'pperty on
mortgage IL the purchaser desh Possess
sion TO these properties win be gi IN on the
RIENZi WoRTHiN ION.
FRANK l. WORTH ,GTON,
Executors of John WCtthingtoI iced.
HndmHn. auCt.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1902-08-30
PUBLIC SALE
AN ELEGANT FARM
In Cecil County, Md, on
MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 1, 1902.

My barn together with all my crops having
been destroyed by fire recently, win sell on
the above date on the premises, the farm
containing % ACRES. more or less, situate
in the Sixth Election District OF Cecil coun-
ty, Md, near Woodlawn, adjoining lands OF
Mrs. A; E. shannon, Robert X. Rawlings
consist of good and substantial Frame
House, .SX4O, containing 8 rooms, with Il
good basement and cellar; frame wagon
house, hog house, smoke house, good stone
spring house and other out buildings. The
house and barn are supplied with water by II
good hydraulic ram and the water coming
from negotiating spring and is cool all
the time The farm has an abundance OF
fruit OF all kinds on it. Land is in high
state Of cultivation, divided into 6 fields;
there is isoa meadow and some woodland,
about 10 acres, that affords pasture all the
ear round. This farm is nearly all enclosed
with hedge fence that has been kept in prop
or condition. The location is the finest, be-
ing within miles OF Port Deposit, 2 miles OF
the Tome Institute buildings and grounds,
IL miles from West Nottingham Presby-
terrain Church and Academy and 4 miles
from Rising sun, making II one OF the most
desirable properties in the county. The
buildings are situated in the centre of the
farm. and the roads in this section are good
at all seasons of the year. The property
must be seen to be appreciated. 1t will posi-
lively be sold for the high dollar Terms
cash, but may be modified to suit persons not
having all the money, by applying to the
subscriber before the day of sale Occupancy
the purchaser TO put in the wheat; poses
sion OF house on March %, 1903.
PERSONAL PROPERTY.
! will also sell on the same day without re-
serve or undertaking, all the persona. prop
erty on said farm. consisting of Bay Horse
years old. good worker and driver; pair
Bay Mules. about IL years old, sound in every
respect; he county can hardly beat them.
gentle and perfect team anywhere you put
them. 3 fine Mich Cows and Heifers all of
Nrh Nvil 40 4 \nvpm he a n1 10 h.
lust tight FOR winter cows; fine Bull, l fine
Brood Sow with II pigs, S fine Shoats, will
weigh 81 pounds each. Two. horse wagon,
good as new: carriage jaeger wagon, hay
rigging, mower, hay skids, corn shelter,
roller. norscrake, pows, harrows, cultiva-
tors aud oth0r implements about said
farm that were saved from the late fire. This
personal property must be disposed of
whether get the farm sold or not, as | have
neither food nor shelter for it. Terms on
personal propcrty-9O days credit on sums
over $40. Sale TO commence at o'clock p. III.
MISS HErTIE A. Fl sSSON
Hind nan. auct.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1902-08-30

Magistrate Taylor. If III" Sixth dis
rrrt. on Wednesday. sentenced James
Chambers. ro!orcd. eyed II years. 10
TWO years in the Maryland House Of
Correction. He was arrested hy Con-
stable Hri>ro". charged with a~>auting
Iva. III" "ight-ycar-".i daughter Of Jos
Ramsey. VIII" resides luir Calvert on
Tuc>!ay. The little @iri had been sent
I" III" p"St-ollicr ami ut returning. was
met and attacked hy h. Argro. John
Mari heard The It'll" Girls cries and
went I" her assistance.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1902-08-30
An Ordinance,

SECTION |. BE ii enacted by the President
and commissioners of the town of Elkton
Cecil County, Maryland, that on ard after
the ninth day of August in the year nineteen
and two ii shall not be lawful for any per-
son or persons or body corporate, without
the written permission of the said President
and Commissioners. first had and obtained,
10 cut down or to cut, trim or in any manner
or TO any extent, to mutilate or iniure any
tree growing or standing in or on any Of
the streets. lanes, alleys or side walks OF the
said town of Elkton.
corporate who shall violate any Of the pro
visions of this Ordinance shall pay fine of
not less than one dollar nor more than fifty
dollars and costs of prosecution.
Passed Aug 9Th 1902.
GEORGE MCQUILKlN,
Test: President.
W. n MACKALL, Secretary.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1902-08-30
7Head of Cattle
SIX MICH COWS, FOUR OF THEM FRESH
1swISS STOCK BULL
FIVE SHOATS.

FARMING INSTRUMENTATION axle farm
wagon, in good order; l hay rigging, | 7-foot
Deering binder, good as new, / Tiger horse
rake, new: Griffith and Turner corn shelter,
nearly new; No 40 Oliver Chilled pillow, near
ly new. No, 20, Oliver Chilled pillow, new. 9
No. 3, South Bend plows: l1-horse pillow, near
y new; Hamilton corn planter; l Keystone
corn planter, twin harrows, hand cultiva-
tors, Buckeye wheel cultivator, Pennsyl-
vania low down grain drill, IL hoes, in good
order, market wagon, in good order; l top
buggy, in good order; Gallery sulky, 65 lbs:
| Universal repairing machine, with all at
tachments;2 3-horse trees, horse trees 2
barn shovels, long handle Shovels, l pick
lot OF forks, crow bar, / good farm bell, /
Gravity cream separator, good as new; ! g
gallon churn, lot OF Barrels,
Lot of Household Goods.
One-half interest in 25 Acres of Growing
corn,
TERMS OF SALB-AIl sums of $40 and
under cash; on sums above that amount a
credit of. seven months.wil be given by pur-
chaser giving bankable note with approved
endorser, with interest from date. Payable
at the National Bank of Elkton. No property
to be removed without the above terms are
complied with.
w. j. Smith J.CLAYTON BEASTON
auct. Agent for Mary r. Beaston
aug cots.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1902-08-30
MARRIAGE LICENSES.
Issued This Week at the Office of Clerk
of Court for Cecil County.

Charles Wesley Paxton, of Whining
ton, and Laura Virginia Paxton, of Port
Deposit. c. w. Simmons, applicant
William Freeman, of Elkton. and
Laura May Houk, of Newport. Del.
William Freeman. applicant.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1902-08-30
( Horses and Colts.
Nd ONE MULE

No l. BLAN JHF, grey mare II years Old
with colt by her size and in foal again by
Pride of England. This is an excellent work
mare and cant be beaten as a driver Safe
for lady. without Il pimple. have driven
this mare 4! miles in four hours
No. ?. Wanda iron grey mare years old
with fCal by Pride Of England. This is an ey
ceent work mare and hard to beat AS a
driver safe for u lIdy.
No IRENE dark iron grey, 4 years Old.
with fual by pride o. Enc land This ,uure
has been worked every where and GrIysn sew
raj times, PROMISES 10 be something hard TO
beat.
No Bay c 1t. 3 mon hs old, by Pride of
England on ~ Blanche. she by Grey Morrill,
No CL tDINE. bay mare, years old by
Carr Il, out Ut b anchr This IS an elegant
work MA e and a perfect !ady's horse to ride
ride. drive, This mare can show you n
2.hl gait any llme She is Il natural PAGER
No d. JE 'SEl. dark bay colt, years old
by Pc npeii he by Longfellow, dam by South
Jersey Patchcn This colt is natural born
trotter, no man can go astray on him.
No COON, black mule, IL years old This
mule can't be beaten.
Ii aRNESS-l set of Double Carnage Har-
ness, sets of Single Carriage Harness, sets
Of Wagon Harness Collars, Brides. 2 open
Brides, Hood and Randagcs, ! sets Pow
Harness. 10 Cow Chains.