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The daily sentinel., 1907-03-18
Tho JubiIce TonIght.

Tonight the town celebrates.
Tuesday night. March 18th, will
go down in local history as a most
memorable and important date.
r Everybody in the city should
gather at the corner of Main and
Sixth streets this evening, around the
Y. NJ. c. A. Headquarters.
On the vacant lots where the Ells
Temple will stand an immense bon
fire will be built and its brilliant
flames will light up the whole block
hTe signal that will be given when
the $4,000 mark is touched. If it
is touched, will be the firing of Dr.
Eldridge's big canon. This report
will open the jubilee proper,
The executive committee earnest
Is requests that every whistle in the
city that possibly can make noise
tonight, and every church bell, help
swell the glad tidings the moment fol
lowing the firing of the canon.
1t is believed that the critical mo-
ment will be about nine o'clock and
clock will begin to move.
1t will be a stirring scene. a most
enthusiastic moment and who will
not enjoy being there?
For the jubilee the Indian school
band and the G. A. r, drum corps
have been secured to furnish the
music. The band has only been in
training about three months, but its
selections are certain to be pleasing.
There will be Informal speech
making from an improvised plat
form on the street Speeches will
be made by representatives of
the city, of the churches. of the Y.
NJ. c. A.. organizations and repre-
Of the various soliciting
teams.
If you never attended public
meeting in your life you MUST break
your unenviable record tonight and
take part in this great jubilee.
Headquarters Close Tomorrow.
After tomorrow morning the tenn
porary headquarters of the Y. NJ. c.
A. will be in the Offices OF e. NJ. Slo-I
comb. chairman of the executive com
mittee.
The daily sentinel., 1907-03-18
INCENDIARY

New York City, March, 1S.-(Spec-
iaD-It is now almost certain that
"HeIcion Hail." Upton Sinclair's
beautiful colony home, was destroy
ed by incendiaries.
A lot of dynamite was found in one
part of the building. One of the in
mates states that she heard whisper
ings and soft footsteps in one of the
halls shortly before the fire broke
ont.
The daily sentinel., 1907-03-18
MAY STRIKE

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! Denver. March IS Spec q
y Union employees in this city q
y last night notified the high Of @
y ficials that unless man who q
y they claim was discharged q
y without cause. is re-instated q
y at once, they will strike and as 9
y a result the entire overland tel q
y ephone service will be tied up. q
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The daily sentinel., 1907-03-18
BRYAN THERE

Chicago, March 1S.-CSpecial -
William Jennings Bryan delivered a
strong address before the Industrial
conference last night and declared
that trades unions had proven OF vast
benefit not only to the working men
but to the country. His address was
enthusiastically received by the thou
sands of union men gathered to hear
the commoner.
The daily sentinel., 1907-03-18
BOLD HOLDUP

Los Angeles. March is, (Speeial)
-Unmolested by hundreds of peo-
pie who passed the corner two men
~ an early hour last night held up
a jewelry store in the Hotel Haywood
and secured between $4,000 and $f'-
900. Although the alarm was given
the moment after the men LETT the
building they made good their es-
cape.
The daily sentinel., 1907-03-18
GREAT GIFT

New York, March 1s.-(speciaD
John ID. Rockefeller, Jr., son OF
the oil king is authority for the state
ment that his father will soon make
u princeIy gift TO the city Of New
York. The sum will be at least 500
coo, 900 will be divided between the
educational and charitable institu-
tions.
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MAKE INCREASE

Philadelphia, March (Spec-
iaD-Having just granted a 10 per
cent increase in wages the PennsyI-
yania railroad announces that it will
increase it's pension fund for disabled
to 10000 annually, or
35 per cent annually.
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RAILWAY BILL

Denver. March (SpeciaD -
The crucial period in the railway leg
islation fight will come this after
noon at a late hour when the senate
will take the Republican caucus bill
up for second reading.
The daily sentinel., 1907-03-18
LOS ANGELINA WON AGAIN.

A dispatch was received by the
yesterday, from II. G. Bed
well announcing that his great horse
Los Angelina, on Saturday won the
famous "four-mile stake" carrying
heavy purse. The event was one Of
the biggest of the Los Angeles racing
season. There was big bunch of not
ed horses in the running.
The daily sentinel., 1907-03-18
CLEARING UP

Pittsburg, Pa, March 1S.-(Spec-
iaD-The work of cleaning up the
flooded districts is under way and
everything is being done to prevent
an epidemic.
The daily sentinel., 1907-03-18
AFTER THRONE

London. March 1S.-(SpeciaD -
A dispatch from Spain states that the
natural son of Alfonso XII is prepar-
ing to make a fight for establish
ment of his legal rights,
The daily sentinel., 1907-03-18
NATIONAL FAIR

New York, March Especially
are on foot for the erection
here of $14.OOO,OOO building to
contain the National Fair and Ex-
hibit, showing exhibits from every
state in the union and to be open
daily from year to year
The daily sentinel., 1907-03-18
EEBe AT T. r. C. Headquarters O'clock
ON THE ROCKS

London, March 1S.-(speciaD-
The White Star Steamer, the Zeuric
outward bound from Sidney. ran on
to Brombez rock last night and will
probably be a total loss. All of the
coo passengers were saved.
The daily sentinel., 1907-03-18

Tomorrow afternoon at $3.50 o.
clock a rehearsal of Union Depot for
one Day" will be held at the PARK
opera house. All to participate are
requested to be on time.
The daily sentinel., 1907-03-18
NOTED CROOKS

New York. March 1s.-tspeeiaD
Peter Green and Charles Roher
two of the cleverest crooks known III
the police annals Of the world We're
arrested here last night as they ielt
a vessel and sewed in the lihlns Vi
their clothes was found S5o'ooo
worth of jewelry, 1t is the DisseS'
police capture in years.
The daily sentinel., 1907-03-18
VERY ILL

Chicago, m. March Is tspec-
iaD--GeneraI Oyerseer Voliva, is ser
iously i'll.
The daily sentinel., 1907-03-18

Ladies' Trimmed Hats; Parasols and Sum Umbrellas;
Ladies' Tailored Suits Seasonable Hosiery Silk Petit
coats; Warner RustProof Corsets Dainty Shirt Waists
Shoes for Women and Girls Shoes for Men and Boys;
Mems Clothing Clothing for Boys Mems and Boys Hats
The daily sentinel., 1907-03-18

tee tomorrow night at which plans
for the permanent organization of the
association will be outlined
For the success of the Work
From nearly every pulpit in the
city yesterday went up prayers for
the complete success of the campaign
References to the movement were
made in sermons of several of the
pastors.
The daily sentinel., 1907-03-18
Getting Ready For


1t isn't a day nor anhour too
soon for the supplying of
Easter needs. Never before
has this store made so ade-
quate and SO complete prep
aration to satisfy the de-
mands of our patrons for
Spring Merchandise.
The daily sentinel., 1907-03-18
FINAL
PASSAGE

Denver, March 49,
S p e C i a l. The bill
carrying an appropria-
ton of $4,000 for a
normal school at Grand
Junction passed on the
third and final reading
in the house this morn
ing. The expected fight
on the bill at this read
ing was much weaker
than anticipated.
The bill, it is believed,
will easily pass the
senate.
The daily sentinel., 1907-03-18

Eg,.o Us to invite you to visit
b. =, shop today and inspect
|-Tsao y, ,.. our last photographs
d Wy excellence of which will
Eate 'SI 5I,,. almost instantly. If you
Eat1,t 4,sa ..,. art Photography you
At "a, 'Uur =. work to Fotografer
-'i y. 5th street
The daily sentinel., 1907-03-18

ss1r~s7sNNSNS'~S - - ~ -
cause its by far the best candy
a sold at this price-every bit
god a candy as you'n buy else
he at GOc.
sy the best Of everything goes
b LlGGETTS
aturday Candy
ats Why its pure, wholesome
4 delicious and so popular with
and young alike.
nenber the price dosen't tell
how good it is. You've got to
re it-and there's a big sur
ss in store for you.
Evening journal., 1907-02-26
FISHERMEN ARE
OPPOSED TO BILL
DelaWaFeanS DO Not Like the
Idea Of Invasion By New
Jersey Men
Special to Ths Evcnlne journal.


PORT PENN. Teb. 26.-Fishermen In
this section win make another onslaught
on tho Legislature In the attempt 10 have
part of the Interstate fishing bin defeated
The men who succeed IN earning sum
cient money in the spring and summer
months to keen their families during the
winter, say that 81 rock fish below ten
inches IN length and those over twenty
pounds arc thrown away that the men
viii be unable 10 make wages. 1t rs im-
possible. according to the men. TO boat the
rets and then measure and weigh the rock
before they are dead. Al Port Penn Beach
there are usually employed twenty men
fiom about March 20 to tho FIRST OF May,
while the Bennett Brothers employ nearly
thirty men ON the woodland Beach Sec
tion. The New Jersey men have nothing
TO lose and everything TO gain. At wash
ngton Park the men who fish are protect
od by q bond from tho state and no boats
are allowed 20 anchor opposite the place
Under tho proposed law the New Jersey
fishermen would be entitled to come here
and take away the beach rights Of the
Delawareans.
Il Is said that the man who suggested
the ten-inch rock must have been an
angler and knew the value OF a pan rock.
II is estimated that az least sixty per
cent OF the fish caught would have 20
be thrown away by the fishermen. Men
who have from $500 to 5000 Invested n
rigging, would. under the bill. practically
lose the whole thing
Another section OF the bill refers TO the
size OF the sturgeon net mesh and should
&c become law men viii be ruined flnan-
clally. Under no consideration, II is urged.
should such "A bill go into effect until
March 1908. The men who have invested
an their capital should be given a chance
to fish their nets this season and chen
they could have tho other nets next year
The pure food law became operative on
January J. but tho people have been given
until next fan before it IS fully enforced
| The rock fish which are caught I'm spring
arc sea rock and the flli fish are fresh
water rock. There would be general cni.
/ demic caused in this section by the tons
l of dead fish that would be thrown on tho
/ beach Rock Weighing 30. 35 or 80 pound,
/ are constantly caught and the New Yorl
markets have big demand for that class
OF fish. The general idea here IS that the
/ Delaware Legislature should stand fo
/ home rule and protect the Deawarean,
and not allow the New Jersey men {,
some here and invade our territory.
Rock under ten inches IN length and
over twenty pounds IN weight should b,
caught and the men should bo given q
chance TO fish the nets they have az pres
ent. j. may be all right for men TO nsl
any place in the Delaware river but tt q
wrong IN the opinion Of the fishermen {,
allow the New Jersey men to come 70 tn,
Delaware shore and deprive citizens O
their living
Evening journal., 1907-02-26
LAUGH MAY COST Ills LIFE

PITTsBURG. Feb. 26.-In a Mt Of laugh
ing week ago. Ray Bowden aged "A. a
clerk Of Wilson. Pa, bit his tongue. Now
he will lose his tongue, and possibly his
life. Tie is already dumb for life. Bovd n
walked into the Allegheny General Hos
pital He apologeucany said his tongue
was hurting him and he desired il 70 be
examined The organ was found TO be gam
grened In order 20 save the mans life Z
was necessary TO remove his tongue, de-
stroying his power Of speech; but even
that TT Is feared, win not be sufficient
owing TO the development OF the disease
Evening journal., 1907-02-26
PUBLIC SALES

Feb. 2S-Willis Blackburn. New Castle
hundred. stock and Implements.
Feb. E-Frank " Whteman, Mnl Greek
hundred, stock and farming im-
uloments.
Feb &C. II. Ellison. Mclaughlin Farm.
one mile west Of Newark, on Tele-
graph Road, i2 o'clock noon.
Mar. Thomas n. Weldin. Blue Ball,
stock and implements at o'clock.
Mar. i-Real estate at Stidham and Sons
Auction Room al 10 O'Clock a. m.
Mar. 2-s. A. Mcdaniel horse sale. ng
West Front street. at 1 o'clock
p. m.
Mar. 4-Del Lyman. Oak Hiu farm. nea1
Prices Corner. farm sock nd
farm implements.
Mar. 5-Louis Potts, near cenfrer,ie
stock and farm implements.
Mar. 7-George Blackburn New Ca.iia
hundred stock and li7p.emeats 10
o'clock
mar. 7-ouey Vernon ard Sen. a't csba.
Del. stock and mn,cments
Mar. S-J. IT. Mcconum. Christ'ana IT n
dred. near Walnut Green School
House. stock and Implements.
Mar. ESPECIAL sale of h-st elias fu nj
turo at sudhlm a Son. auc ~.
room. az / O'Clock
Mar. 11-Mindrd +. nay. cLrstiana ~
John z. Johnston, scar Milford
N-Roads, ain Creek hundred.
Mar i1-C.W. MoNamcc. Mn Greek huns
dred, stock and implements.
dred. stock and implements.
Mar. l2-Personm property OF the late
Mar. &c. II. Griffith. Brandywine hun
dred stock ard implements.
Mar. 12-William Dun, near New Port
Mar. l2-Pcrsonal Property Of Samuel
Eastburn. deceased, MIL Creek IId.
az 10 o'clock a. m.
stock and farming implements.
Mar 14-John Tayior, Miu Creek hu1drod.
Mar. 1s-Edgar Vernon, sale OF personal
property. near Oak Hili School
House, Chrstana hundred
farming implements and house-
hold goods.
Mar. l4-David Undet Christina hundred
stock and implements, at 4
O'Clock.
Mar. 15-Herman Ianee adjoining Shelinot
Park. Stock and implements.
Mar. lS-James carpenter Christiana hun-
drea. s.ocis and Implements.
Mar. l9-Taney ana Buriser Brandywine
Springs. Sue OK stock.
Mar. o0-Furniture. 6i9 Lombard st.. az
1 o'clock D. m
Mar. ei-Furniturc. sos West nth ST., al
70 O'Clock a. IN.
Mar. e1-0rianda C. sutton. on road lead-
ing from State Road to Bear
station stock and implements.
Evening journal., 1907-02-26
STILL NEEDS SERVICES
OF CLAIMS AGENT

City Solicitor Townsend In a communica-
tion to the Board of water Commissioners
yesterday afternoon. asked that body to
extend the term or service OF claims
agent Thomas j. Bowen. until after the
May term OF the Unitcd states Court n
which tribunal the city has several suits
pt ndlng against lt.Ihematter was laid over
for one week. $50 That the board could
learn what action the other commissions.
that have been contributing to Mr. Bow
ems salary, have taken.
The bill OF s325.2O for water used for
street sprlnkang purposes by the Street
and Sewer Department during 1906. was
RENTED.
The balance in bank IS s7S5i26i and pay
rolls aggregating s2,Sss.O5 We're ordered
paid.
Evening journal., 1907-02-26
Tnlndn. OhIn. Tnhrnary


To the stockholders of the Olcson Manu-
featuring Company.
You are hereby notified that at mcct-
ing of the board OF directors of The o'oscn
Manufacturing Company held at the of
flee of the company at Toledo, Ohio. on
February H. 1907 the following resolution
was adopted.
Resolved that the said corporation Tho
Oleson Manufacturing Company, should
Doe dissolved. 60 being deemed advisable In
the Judgment of the said board OF direct
ors and most for tho benefit Of said corr
norauon and that meeting Of the stock
lholdcrs of She company be called 10 con-
vone at the office OF the company, 130
! Clark street Toledo. Ohio on the 18th day
OF March. A. D., 1909. at 73o o'clock p.
M. Co take action upon this resolution and
tho proposed dissolution Of the corrorn-
ton. and that the secretary cause notice
or the adoption OF this resolution 20 be
mailed to each stoclthodcr residing in the
United States. and also within ten days
from this date cause a like notice to be
Inserted once "a week for AZ least four
weeks successfully in "a newspaper pub
lished in the city OF Wilmington. county
n New Castle. state Of Delaware whore
an the corporation has its principal Office
THE OLESON ATANUFACTURING co,
fls-25m4-ii Albert Oleson. Secretary.
Evening journal., 1907-02-26
HELP wANTEp-MALE


WANTED-Two or throo good amateurs.
Apply in writing to III, M. Starr, care
Grand Opera House. i30-ti
WANrEp-A white cook and waitress TO
assist with washing. girls for housework.
chllu's nurse good wogcsi man and wiio
Tor ihc country. German Intelligence Or
flee, SO9 Madison ST. fti-f
WANTED-Amateur acts address MGR.
Savoy Theatre. Ord aud King sts. Opening
night Monday February 25. Amateur
nights every Tuesday and Friday First
prize gold watch. f2itf
WANTED-For the u. S. Marine Corps:
men between ages % and %. An oppor-
tunity 10 see the world. For full informa-
tion apply in person or by letter 60 U. a.
Marine Corps Recruiting ornce. Post Ur.
flee Building, Wilmington. Del. jsO-s0t
Evening journal., 1907-02-26
REAL EsTArE FOR SALE.


FOR SALE Excellent business location
on Madison street Apply TO owner. coz
NJ ashihkton street. f-O-lm
FOR SALlc-Iiouec S. ~. Cor 2rd and
Jacksoni s rooms and bath. Modern im-
proNements. Terms reasonable Apply IN
premises. f6-tf
FOR sALE-A brickyard al Eddystone
near Chester Pa WIN sell cheap. Apply
Fields and Co. Eleventh and Concord
ave. Chester, Pa. fu-Gt
FOR SALlt-The following very doHr-
able property. Store and dwelling n. W.
Cor Maple and jackson streets, contain-
ing seven rooms. Security Trust and Safe
Deposit Company fll-eod-u
FOR SALE CHEAP stock and nNtures
OF grocery store including horse and
wagon and good will OF store. For rar-
tlculars apply 90 y. G. Bradford. Jr. l01
Market ST.. wilmington or Emory Blake
ly. Henry Clay. Del. f--f
Evening journal., 1907-02-26
WANTED.

WANTED-Old geese and duck feather
beds. double other buyers. cash prcea.
Address a.. fr Illcllinsonf- general delivery,
Wilmington Dol f2i-Gt
WANTED BOARD and room. man. wife
and child z years of age Must be within
Is minutes from Fourth aud Market
streets state price. etc. Address Board,
Evening Journal f10-tf
WANTED Organizer Of '"rwo-Cent
Club IN every community In Delaware.
male or femalc easy; nleasant Particu-
lars free. John r. Mullins Ilc.. Whining
ton. Del ma f9-9teod
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Takes HeaIth - . EIorIds.

President Harry J. stoeckle. Of the
Joseph stoeckle Brewing Company. acc
companied by his wife and daughter Will
leave tomorrow morning FOR an extended
visit 70 Florida points. the trip being madcI
necessary by the Illness OF Mr. stoeckle
Evening journal., 1907-02-26
PUBLIC SALE.


The subscriber about to rehnQush ldll,-
ms viii son III public sale ON the Andrew
fqrm -n 90, Harcs Corner Road, lia miles
from wilmington, on
THfrpseAY. FEBRUARY S. lsON
AT O'Clock q. m l9 head ot good Woik
or driving horses. No. /. Morgan solfei
Horse. ID years old no. Q, Rose sorrel
mare. u years old with foal No. 3. shel-
nan, chestnut sorrel 5 years old. No. g.
Dan. bay horse rs years old. No. b. Nate'
grey mare, seven years old. with toal' No
s Fired bay horse i've wears oia' 10 ~
Dallas. brown horse, D. years old. 10. u'
Erred. hnv horse. Z years old. No l2 Aen e,
hav marc. years oli with ioal. NO l5
Trixv sorrel mare 4 years old. dam LIN
den mare. sire, Acl'vfc. record. 22l prom
ises TO make sonleth ng fast No. H. sea-
bird BAY colt coming 3 years old. dam
Linden. sire Auefer record 2l5. This colt
won first prcni n a. ihe New Caste
County Fair irc finest year old sial-
lion. No rs. Mdger. hav mare. years old.
sound. good driVcr and u N work any
training gs hc1d of nrst-class dairy COWS.
some with calves hN fh0'r sides, others
close snringc-- Also 3-year-old bull,
shoats 80 pair chickens. Farming imple-
ments Of an kinds. Dairy fixtures. twen-
ty. / forty and 2 thirty quart milk cans
milk cooler butter tub. buckets and pans.
Household furniture. Also potatoes by tho
hushcl and "a half interest in i3 acres OF
wheat in the ground Other articles too
numerous 20 mention. Conditions. 8
months credit with hlnkahlc note with
approved endorser. Four per cent m for
cHsh ou an credit sums
MRS LOUISA BLACKBURN.
Stdham and Son, Auc.
Ellis Hicks. Clerk. f23-4t cod
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classified ADS
WANTS, FOR SALE. FOR RENT REAL ESTATE ETC
HELP wANTEp-EEMALE.

WANTED-Girl or elderly lady IOr gene
er1l houscwork three m family. $3.50 to
A00 per week Good home for right party
Address. J. y. W., i. o. Box i5o, Wiz
mlngtOn. Dol. f23-f
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BOATS Anp LAUNCHES.

LAKE ENGINE. COME SEE 1T RUN.
or write for Information
T. VI LAKE,
Bonrsa Bldg. phlladelphia. Pa.
Evening journal., 1907-02-26
COLD WEATHER KILLS PESTS
Farmers Believes That Millions Of Tree
Lice Have Been Killed This Winter

Farmers say that the cold weather
and snow Of the past five or six weeks.
argue well for a good fruit crop next
summer Zero weather. they say IS
needed TO destroy the parasites which
find lodgment beneath the bark OF
trees. and while many Of them are
likely TO have survived the continued
cold millions they believe. have been
destroyed. Last summer hundreds OF
fruit trees in this vicinity died. Some
OF them withwed away from no appar-
ent cause and IL was not until AN ex-
animation of the tree was made that
the reason was found.
In most cases the cause was the tree
louise which fairly covered the trees.
The creatures We're almost too small
TO be distinguished with the raked
eve. and those who failed TO observe
closely. ascribed the loss of their fruit
trees TO the blight or some other cause.
Scores OF other trees showed signs Of
some insect pest, and many OF these
win probably not sprout at an this
suring
Evening journal., 1907-02-26
Patrick Radden So.

Patrick Baden, OF No. 10 South Van
Buren street, has been admitted 20 Della
ware Hospital FOR treatment
Evening journal., 1907-02-26
CIVIL ENoiNEsRs.


FRANCIS A. PRICE. civn engineer and
surveyor iQ09is Market st.. both phonea
opposite Court House seg-eod
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NOTICES

IHAvE blanks for claim pensions under
act of February 1901 WIN DE rlo tc
furnish TO applicants. C. II. HOLLIS.
East Ninth street f-i %
DO THEY ACHEl W. H. JACOB
chiropodist Corns removed without pain.
IS cents. 1oi west Seventh street
i26-tf
Evening journal., 1907-02-26
LOST AND FOUND.

LOSr-Artisans' Savings Bank book. No.
1891 ISABELLA EEELEY. f16-eod-1w
Evening journal., 1907-02-26

Mrs. c. w. Atkins Of Lewes. has re-
turned after spending some time with
friends here
Evening journal., 1907-02-26
Spraying Of Trees.

Spraying was resorted TO in some
cases with fairly god results, and the
practice Is likely to become quite gem
eral this summer. March and April
are said TO be the best months for
spraying
The snow IS looked upon by tillers Of
the soil as an augury OF an early
spring. April 10 IS the average date
on which the last killing frost is look
ed for. and unless the signs are mis-
leading little cold weather may be ex-
pected this year after that date. KILL
ing frosts I'm May have been frequent
aud in 1854 there was one on May 20.
Farmers suffered great loss. and
many of them have cause 10 remember
the date AN their lives.
Evening journal., 1907-02-26
CONTRACTORS AND BUILDERS.
WARNER S. LEWIS,
TIN ANo STAG ROOFING.
FARMS Foa SALE.

BUY A FARM IN PBNNsYI.VANIA.
NEW JERSEY OR DELAWARE
Best States for profitable farming Soil
adapted TO great variety Of crops Near
markets thar pay best prices for your pro-
ducts Farm lands in these States my
specially, sold and bought Write 70. par
uculars. RAYMOND O. FRICIS. i1Ql r. r.
Trust BID. Philadelphia.
Evening journal., 1907-02-26
IInLIN AALE IN
PUBLIC SALE

or PERSONAL PROPERTY.
Tho subscriber going 90 quit iaunlnE,
win sdu at Public sale. on tie orurEc Ncr-
non fnrm. nour Ccniroville where ne now
resides On
TUESDAY. MARCH 8, at I o'clock sharp.
-Four head of horses. ~ COWS, some with
calves hv tholr side 9omo close springers.
bull Farming implements Champion
binder good as now horserake. moving
machine. sweep power fodder cutter.
cornsheller. plows. harrows, cultivator,
roller. I market wagon, carriage, buggy.
road cart milk sled. cutter MOVING
scythes. forks. hoes, shovels, rakcs. cofn-
knives Bhbcock milk tester. milk cans. p
butter tubs. harness of an kinds
Household Goods No. Victor Cook
cook stove ] wood OWL and heater 3
pair bodsteads chinonicr. good as new,
eettae tables. 6 cane dining chairs. ]
childs writing desk and chair pictures.
lamps gncran and rag carpet. window
shades. many other articles not mon
toned. Hay by the ton; corn fodder hy the
bundle.
amount credit Of 8 months wlh ne E.Ntn y
hy purchaser giving hankahle note Witn
an approved cndorser. .,.
Price Dnworth, Auc.
Ellis Hicks. clerk 1-l--a- --p--oiil-f