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The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1902-02-12

Great Britain Forms an I'm.
portant Alliance.
FOR INTEGRITY OF CHINA and KOREA
Object Of Agreement to Maintain
Status Quo and Peace In Ex-
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The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1902-02-12
CONDENSED DISPATCHES.

Lord puti'cril!s death is r"purlcd Ia
be- near,
King thwajd's frs, ir,re was held
AT 81. James pAlAr".
Railroad iraih" in northern New
York j. still Inprd"u by snow.
\ private bank n; :ituIrforl H., wa
robbed of Il large sum by burglars.
The army board has recommended
The establishment Of seven, new posts
and four camps.
tary Of the French consulate general
In New York city.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1902-02-12

NEW YORK. Feb. T.. The schooner
which was burned to the waters edge
of a point north of Cape May was
the Mary Graham, from Norfolk to
New York. and the crew is safe, hay
ing reached here. They wera picked
up by the schooner J. t.tlitford. Cap
lain T.. H. Medley and Ave Seamcn
cumln,srd the crew of the Graham
She was /: two master which left Nor
fu!k. Va, three weeks ago with 1iT 900
feet OF plain lumber consigned to Il
New York firm.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1902-02-12
.PLATT SCORES H0AR'
A Sharp Exchange on Floor
of Senate.
PHILIPPINE DEBATE IS CONTINUED.
hes"lution Adopted FavorinE Change
In Date of Pres i'd z Rtial Inausura-
tiOn-HOuse Oleo ma rgarine
BiN Greatly Amended.

hlS SreAthy As0euueOs
WASHINGTON, Feb. IA stirring
debate on the general Philippine ques-
ton was precipltated in the senate
late yesterday, the principal particl-
pants being Mr.. Platt Comm and Mr..
Iloar tNIass,l MIR. Teller CColo) had
concluded for the day his argument
against the enactment of the pending
Philippine tariff bill. In response to
some statements he had made Mr..
Plat directed the senatc's attention to
the situation in the islands as he view
ed it. maintaining that great progress
was being made by the government in
Subdung the insurrection. He refer
red to the elections for municipal off
GERS in various cities Of the islands
and to the establishment of schools for
the education of Filipino children. Mr..
Honr ridiCuled the statements of No
Plat and in facetiOus vein adverted
to the efforts of the American govern
ment to control the Filipinos.
The remarks Of the Massachusetts
senator aroused Mr.. Plat, who deliv-
cred notable speech, in the course Of
which he referred to Mr. Hoar in pref
ty sharp terms. His speech was listen
ed to by the senators on both sides of
the chamber with profound attention.
In conclusion he paid an eloquent trlb-
ute to the efforts Of the GIFTED States
10 carry the principles of free govern
memt 10 every territory where it had
control.
In his reply Mr.. Hoar delivered an
incisivc criticism of the action of the
Philippine commission, declaring that
he had been taught to Judge men rath-
rr by their actions than by their words,
and by this standard he could not
judge the Philippine commissioners
with any degree OF favor.
Early in the day the senate passed
It joint resolution submitting n consti-
1,ltional Amendment changing the time
Of presidential inaugurations and the
termination and commencement of
congresses from the lth of March TO
The last Thursday Of April.
The voting on amendments to the
olconllrgarinc bill in the house indi-
Gated Il considerable change of Scnti-
inrnt since last congress. when the bill
had lnhi MA jority. and hat the Opposi-
ton to til" measure has gained
strength.
Several committee amendments
adopted changed the phrnSrOlogy Of
the liil. the most important being that
of making The 10 cent Tux apply to
urolnHrgariu" made in imitation of
butter "of any shade Of yellow Con
sidcra'" feeling WAS injected into The
sA..,iNll
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1902-02-12

PARIS. Feb. -. The parisianS yes
trrduy. lo~rniorced by thousands Of
suburban. visitors. took advantage of
the brilliant sunshine and the spring
with more than tlle,r usual enthusiasts,
The houI"Nalis of the capital were ~
G"nScl. thrnngrl during the afternoon
an, evening thar vthiclllar traffic had
m" tables in front Of HE many cafes
wcrr occupied hy interested sprrta-
tors watching the antics of the mas
uurra,lrrS and the confetti throwrrs,
VINO kept np their frolirs until an ear
y hour tiIlS morning
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1902-02-12

ST. .OlIN'S. =, T., Feb. J." The
winter herring fishing at Tlarrntia bay
is now over. |, has proved the very
worst on record the continued mild
weather making it Impossible to trcez"
the fish. About twenty fishing vcS-
sells from Massachusetts visited PA
cenlia and Forum" bays during the
season, but very few of them obtained
full cArgoeS. The Canadian vessels
engaged in the fishing had equally
poor success Hendricks Of barrels Of
fish rOtted for lack Of frost or salt With
which to pickle them.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1902-02-12

LONDON. Feb. l.. The Marquis Of
Duifcriu died this morning after a long
and lingering illness Frederick Ten
pie Hardwood marquis Of Duffprin
and Ava. was born in Florence in 1926.
He was governor general of Canada
from 1879 TO 1875 aud was emhDssador
to Russia in 1879. to Turkey IN 1881
and to Egypt in 1882. In 1884 he was
made yjceroy of India.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1902-02-12

CLEVELAND. o.. Feb. 12-At a spe-
ciul meeting late yesterday afternoon Of
the bankers committee in charge of
the Everett Moore syndicate's affairs
the committee unanimously ratified the
collateral trust plan for the solution
of the affairs Of the Federal Telephone
company. The plan provides necessary
capital to build and extend all the
properties in which il now holds a con.
trolling interest.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1902-02-12

NAInuSTA. ga, Feb. r. Rev, r.
Dewitt THlmag" had a narrow escape
in u train wreck AT Dupont. on the
Plant system. last night. AT Dupont
cOllid"d with freight cars on the sid
ing. 4 number Of cars were smashed
into Splntvrs. Or, ramage lost Il part
of his lhggAg" hut sustained no worse
men of the train crew were injured.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1902-02-12

ALBANY. y. y. Feb - 4 party
of state officials and Legislators left
this city this morning for Nrwhurg
on a special tain TO attend the funeral
of Mrs. Odell mother Of Governor
OdcIl. The party included chief Judge
Alton b. Parker Of the court Of an.
pcalS, Secretary Of State John I. Me-
Donough. Attorney General John &.
Davies. state Engineer and surveyor
Edward A. Bond and Il large number
OF senators and aSSemhiym"n.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1902-02-12
FLORIDA.
po,,mar Tours via Is. & OK. X.

Leave Wilmington At ll.Vl A. NJ Feb.
! and %. $3.50 for round trip covering
all expenses enron'e which includes Pull.
man fare, dining car aud liIt,l in Wash
ington going and returning on Tour of
Frb. II. Tour Of Feb. 70 includes M ex
psnses going, and railroad transportation
only returning. Fur itinerary aud lujs in
formation. write or apply 10 II. A. Miller
Pass, Ayt. Wilmington, DJl.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1902-02-12
Gould Buys 81. Louts TrOpprty,

ST. LOUIS. Feb. -. Property coy
rriup Il total area Of FIVE blocks has
been transferred to George j. Gould,
president of the Missouri Pacific and
IRON Mountain Railway companies.
The consideration was SS1J,OW. 1t is
reported that Mr.. Gould has made the
purchase for the purpose of building
III immense freighthnuse and to eX-
tend rrriShtyard facilities.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1902-02-12
ATLANTIC CITY.
An all the year round Health and Pleas
ure Resort.

ure Resort.
Atlantic City Is no longer known only
as Il summer resort where numerous dis
Q Comforts were put up with for this advan
tuges OF tbs magnificent bathing
Its numerous splendid no els with
steam heat and ali other modern improve
men ), eq iul to the best metropolitan
hotels an. the saline invigoraling atmos
phare waited in from the Gulf Stream,
considerably warmer than the more In
land cities, combine to make it the great
win or resort foe either the weak in search
OF hratth or the well person hunting 81 o t
and pleasure
The golf links. fine cunning. fishing,
and q, her sports in It's immediate vicinity
appeal to tho pleasure hunter. while the
Numerous sun parlors on or near the
magnlfcen beard walk. the rolling chairs
hot sea baths etc are specially adapted
to tho needs Of tho iuvallds.
The Phllatephia & Reading Routes's
swift comfortable trains leave Chestnut
Street aud south Street Ferries, Phiia
delphia. a convenient hours. Tickets
sod and Baggage checiul through from
all principal stations on the Philadelphia
4 Reading Railway mud It's connections.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1902-02-12

SAVANNAH Ga. Feb. T.. A see
ton gang on the Gstontun and Greens
loro pubic road were buried BY Il
landslide in a deep cut. As a cOnSe
others are fatally injured. The hands
were engaged in grading. Without
warming hug" section of earth
slounhrd off and fell upon them.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1902-02-12

Mrs. y. {. Hlrdcsty, wife OF Court
S,rnographc iIardcs,y left today for
Il visit to friends in Railway, \. j..
Jersey City, New York city and New
Burg.
Willie away Mrs. lIardesty will at
tend the oO,h anniversary of the we'd
ding Of her sister Mrs. N. A. Ransom
Of Hallway. She All be gone about )
weeks.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1902-02-12
ITEMS, FROM
F.. NEW CASTLE.

Castle hundred, was an elated man
yesterday when the police notified
him Of the location Of his horse. On
Monday night he allowed colored
farm hand named Roberts to take
one of his horses for the purpose of
going to see friend When he got
up yesterday morning he discovered
that Roberts and the horse were
still away from the house. The form
or came into New Castle but diligent
inquiry brought no tidings of the
missing horse. 1t was a case OF
'tal your troables to policeman V
lie informed officers Harrington and
Tobln that he was at loss TO &C
count for the animals disappearance
lie was surprised to find that the
officers had his horse in Watts livery
stable
Late OH Monday night Officer lIar-
rineton noticed horse with saddle
ana bride on 1t hitched to post on
Harmony street. About 2. As O'Clock
he went that way again and there
stood the horse. So he took the
horse to Watts stables. Mr.. Moore
can assign no reason for the disap-
pearance uf the co.ored man or as to
the reason that the horse was left
deserted.
1t is supposed that Roberts left the
animal standing in front Of the house
where he called and that some one
else took tle animal and rode to New
Castle with it. The horse showed
that it had been ridden very bard
II was a fortunate thing that the OF.
ticer discovered the horse or it might
have peris he'd before morning.
Chicken thieves are again following
their vocation in this section. They
visited the coop of John McCann and
one lone hen remains to tell the story
OF the disappearance of the other
members Of the fold.
The north west wind has set All
the ice to the New Jersey shore. TIL"
river here is clear Of ice but in other
parts the ice blocks navigation. The
bark Frances Marie in tow OF two
tugs put in here Yesterday afternoon
She is bound for Wilmington to go
in the Dir; dock after having been
ashore neal the Brcal,water.
Mrs. May Cam Of North Fifth
stleer. is in a critical condition "a
account Of Lhe growth y a large tn
mon.
Albert Kirby, Jr., was surprised
yesterday while eating his luncheon
TO find gold bapd ring in the cup
Of preserves. The preserves "erc
purchased at a nearby store and 1t i,
supposed to have bcen lost by Some
girl employed in the fruit packing
factory.
Lcnton services will be held in lm-
manuel Episcopal Church al 40 p.
m. daily and at 80 p. m Friday.
The ut. Rev. Bishop kinsoIving,
bishop Of Brazil, Wi,lcorduct the ser
vices on Friday, February %
In st. Peter S Church 'llsmorninE
mass was celebrated at 0 clock anu
services will he held tonight at 40
o'clock. Ash ednc>day was cca-
braled by the sDrinkjing Of ashes.
John Rcmcnter vi remove TO the
house on North Front street recent
" vacated by Joseph Casey.
George Moore filled his ice house
today from the Rogers poEd win
ice - inches thick.
The pancake supper given in the
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1902-02-12

ROME. Feb. l1-The Tribuna an
rouncrS that the members Of the Amer
Jean colony here have decided to pre-
Sui statues Of I.ongfellow and law
tLUrnU 10 the city.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1902-02-12
Deafness Cannot Sc Cured

by local applications, AS they cannL'
reach the III cas- i portion of tbs ear.
fher'ls only one way 40 cure deafness
and In is BIZ cohEl.'u Gnil rcinGlv. ID a.
nes.i, rnnsnu by al inilHmru condition Of
the mucous lining Of tie f.u,thGhlan.
iHNe. When tins ubH Yr'- lullnmed you
have II run,bnnE sound or imperfect henr
ins aid when it rn1irOly us,'d aaatnrS-
- he 10 MI, and unie,S this ,nflamntion
tNn be ta~un ON ANA tins lu!W restored
iulta hbrh'ai condition, htartn1 Will b.
destroyed forever; nine ease, out of 2!rn
are caused by ratHrih, which is no hins
but an NIL tmrl cunditlon OF the mucous
surface
We VIII give Ona funded Dollars FOR
any case oi i,eaturss Caused by catarrh)
that cannot hr Gurei by Halls Cntarrh
Cure. send for circulars. fros
+. j. CUFNrI y CO., To!cl y.
Sold bv Druggists, 7Ja.
Hairs Family iitl, are thu bus.
Taylor Nnh In irrtol's dyspepsia eliyar
ior stou al! truIh u1h indigo tpl. W.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1902-02-12

EVERYBODY and Colsnsl J. Harry
Rodgers will be pleased when the
two oetogenarians meet and skate
1t out. Philadelphia boasts of 4
century plant that can skate. New
Castle is also said TO AVE the cham
pion skater OF the world. They
will meet, Providence permitting,
some day and then may the ice man
have pity on Abe Oppenheimer.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1902-02-12

Lsxatlve Bromo.QuinInc remove tho
cause. II w Groves signature on every
box. Price % cents
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1902-02-12

UTICA, \. y. Feb, r. The $4,000
in city bonds for Strengthening the Mo.
hawk river at this place have been
sold at auction. They were bought by
the Monroe County Savings bank Of
Rochester. The bonds draw per cent,
and the premium paid was 81, 900.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1902-02-12

IN REPLY TO lN1rlllEs We have
pleasure in announcing that E'y's
Liquid Cream Balm Is like the solid
preparation Of that admirable RENE.
dy in that il cleanses and heals mem.
brancs affected bv nasal catarrh.
There 10 no drying or sneeziLg. The
Liquid Cream Balm is adapted to use
by patients who have trouble In In.
haling through the nose and prefer
spraying. The price, including spray.
ing tube, is IS cents. Sold by drug
gists, Or mailed by Ely Brothers. Sc
Warren street, n. Y.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1902-02-12
PUBLIC SALE.

The undersI gned Il ,.iring to Quit farming,
W III sell without re, eryo at his farm on t 10
ropd leading from Ch.istiana 10 tooch's
Bridge on
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1902-02-12

DR.. Simms White Pulmor,c b. lya,n,
Tbe extra ordinary Lung Rsmsiiy.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1902-02-12

h ia, "'r' fakes man Years TO bulld
exa,n,,, ut one single night can play
,t ,'n atl rum with. Look at the
ha a's ,tl hat swept over Patterson,
ornno, ndering dozens of poraons
m'. ,aswel as penniless. The
c,I, I Ca few short hours licked
der rous. ~. 900, 900 worth Of prop
Mr. The people the next morning
-. ,mmenced 10 look around and
n u clearing away the debris.
! have commenced 10 rebuild
j." sites oil their burnt buildings.
H. trust Company has announced
% a. hey will rebuild as soon as
py's . a 5000, 900 edi6ce. The In-
s"rSwe Companies arc busy com.
Huuf ihcir losses and will settle
as s2or as they are satisfactorily
a. roe
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1902-02-12

Go 10 Charles Il. Dub,ll for yonr hats
andeaDs Of all STYLES No. . Ekst Third st
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1902-02-12

OF IL o'clock
The following stock, farm implemen teEsGc
IN -Four good work Or driving horses. L!
NV head dairy cows gone fresh = RI
and close sIrinEers, including th~f- ~EI9
oughbred Hol>tein, Jersey bull heifvrs
some close sprlngers.
The usual farm implements? dearborns,
surrey sleigh. harness, etc. typhcr's incubh.
TOR, y, $. separator hay b. the ton corn by
the bushul; in case OF bal weather the stock
will be sold under shelter. ). credit OF
months on sums of SO and over by purchas.
er giving bankable noSa with approved en-
dor ser; 4 . per cent discount for cash
ALBERT FL; ANklSH.
I. g. Stidham, Auc. fisll Is II u
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1902-02-12

Fair. continued cold; fresh west u
" jHds.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1902-02-12

TuE oXy-!lvdrosen Gas Com
Canv, through its President, i.
Edward Addichs, yesterday at
meeting Of the Street apd Sewer
Commissioners made an offer # the
department would withdraw the
suit Instltty.r. againsthis company
.e.er%l years ago, that he would
iighI the city Tree Of cost While
the offer is a good one we do rot
think that The present Directors
would give Mr. Aldlcks or his gas
compauv much encouragement.
Delaware is a peculiar stale and
nobody knows 1t better than Mr..
Addcks. The city should have the
advantage Of every boat iide offer
where it s possible tosave the tax
payers money The city needs it
and the taxpayers are praying for
some let .up on the tax octapus,
whIce is slowly but surely draining
their revenues and making real cs-
tate drug on the market IN vii
I 1lnston, Can YOU suggest rem
,ro'v
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1902-02-12

THERE 10 nc doubt but that some
thing should be done IN relation to
carrying out the order OIL the Court
for furnishing evil doors during the
cold weather We are not dIspos-
ed to be sentimental, but We insist
that during the cold weather. the
inAuman treatment of prisoners
shall cease We do not THINK that
Il man should lie made to stand one
hour in the pllIory when shc Their
mometer registers as low as 80 de-
grees, much less IS degrees. We
have always upheld the whipping
post aud pillory as the k nd OF pun.
ishment TO mete Out 10 evil doors.
especially those no break the 18th
commandment. which says "Thuu
shalt not steal. But there is no
excuse tor carrying Out the punish
ment thar the law says shnll be IN
tilcted in cases OF theft.
We call upon every minister in
this city to look into the matter and
if they ind ii as we have charged,
then Tor them to preach sermon
on i! OIL Sunday next before their
respective congregations. Here :
Il matter that should interest every
member Of the Law and Order So
Getty Dumb brutes are not allow
ed to be treated as Delaware treats
those convicted OF theft and sen
tenCel 10 the pjllQry and whining
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1902-02-12
PUBLIC SALE.
Having rented my farm on the road leading
from Stanton to Newark, mile west OF the
former place, will sell al public sale
TUESDAY, FEB. 49, 1902

at l? o'clock
head of work or driving horses. ~
No. Joe, black horse good worker <43r
and all around horse.
No. 2-B,!ly. gray horse, good worker and
driver
No. B--BelJ brown mare. good orker an
good road mare.
No, 4-Bel, gray horse, good worker and
driver
No. 5-May. roam mare good worker, safe
la.-- ID ueaa Of fresh cows and
ENAE*SNl close .spring"rs, some with
t sui y 'Ht'r hs,,.r,s Sroedf
"'ss'~t'"s''' Berkshire stock hog hen
geese, turkey gobbler, turkey hen.
Farm Impiements-2 2horse farm wagons,
one nearly new, hay bed good asneM; horse
cart, market wagon, Jump seat carriage,
] buggy | milk wagon, road cart 2seat
sleigh, Osborne binder, ! Buckeye mower.
dump horse rake, hand dump hdrsefake.
hay teddsr, plaak roller, spring tooth har-
row good as new. lr"u Age aulkey cultlva.
tor. new, Hinsh sulky cul.iyator in good or
der, sod cutter! ses twin harrows square
Larrow.2 Ward plOwJ, porat pillow, lhorse
ptnw iron hand cult vators, sled corn mar
ker, grain fan, corn shelter root cutter. hay
cutter, mnrket wayohpole and yoke, carriage
pole and yoke swlngle trees, double and SIN
gle. corn choppers, cross cut saw. broad
axes, 2Straw Knives post spade, post dog. lot
VI ropes and blosks, lot chains, barn shovel
lot COW chains, 81 good grain bags, rukes.
forks sh0v, Is spades and hoes.
Harness-l set sL.ge harneas,'-3 sets hip
st Ap harness. st lead harness. sat market
harness set cart harness. set light double har-
ness 3 sets light harness. 5 spIs heavy leat her
fly nets. 2sirgle nets. pair housings, collars,
brdle-. lines and haters.
] Bedroom set, lounge, walnut extension Ia
BILE cock stove room stoves. half barrel
chlfrn and horre, SHUTTER tubs prints and Ia
dies, 20.qualt milk cans ! ~ quart can
buckets and strainer Delaware CITY 100 egg
incubator in good order | breeder and many
other articles too numerous too mentisn
Tlcse goods will be positively sold, as
have no further use fer them.
Ierms-All sums less than SO cash; all over
tina! amount a credit of 0 months viii be Civ
en-: no interest il paid when due; il not, in
terest from date OF sale; per cent off for
cash on credit sums.
EDMUND WOLLAhTON.
StidhAm & Son, Auc.
fist Ellis Hicks, Clerk.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1902-02-12

y.
bay horse Charlie years Old; | bay horsa
lin II years old brown Nors. oick :. Years
old; bay mare l'annE years o'd bay colt
Fred years old; bay horse Friday years
old. II head Of good cattle shoat, ana |
good SOW.
farming implnments--3 farm wagons. hay
riRElngs, horse cart land roller. h.hur-s gram
drill, hay rake boat wagon. 2grnin pans, corn
shelter, Champion binder rut one crop. Me-
Eormlck binder moW.a. machine rorn phu.
ter, u. :. wheel Guilty. iiors, spring tooth
hurrow-. ; hand culLlvatura wooden harrow.
lror harrow4. corn cutie i Syracuse pioWs
Southland ptow. :! seated carriage good At
der. toy hhggies III good order, 20 top Lag.
~ mill; wagon, seated sleigh hay Forks,
blocks ard ropes comp! ste. lalU. r., wheel.
barrow. lot OF folks and ,hoyp-. : axes. :
sets single carriage harness ! sci double err
ri age harness. set milk harness. sets stavn
harness. 10. plow harness, lot brilG>, r"iIars,
COW chains vice IN good ordrr doubt, barrel
shot gun, 81 hcr, wLeat IN ground bIsh~ |,
trucks, tool chest, ,aldlt, 3! yard, III g. ain
carpet, lot household and kitchen furniture.
Homo Comfort range IN good ORDER, double
heaters, nearly new, wood stow, DAIRY Tx
lures, meat casx meat hiock "lawn inuw-r-.
Terms-9 months with Interest with arpruv
cd entlorser; j par cont OF for cash
No puatponement On account OF weather.
II. NJ WHITE
S'iAham & Son Aur. rio /. 10 Il ~