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The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1908-01-16
Closing Out Sale at 25 per
cent discount.

On account continued i'll health am compelled the mal
closing my ENTIRE STOCK order wind business
To do this will offer special discount above which will make an
object for every buyer anticipate his for the coming AS is well
known the stock the largest all this vicinity and every fresh and
desirable and has kept ete with and desirable goods de-
parmen 50 that it is in no way run shop Think what this dis
count means you You every $500 item for 3 SOO one tor oc
SOC one for 81 2 Csc for &c., making radical saving all
your purchases and article less desirable condition and
son will often be sold at ONE HALF regular price This fake sale but
an absolute wind up the mercantile business long conducted by Burton
& Co., and myself
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1908-01-16
.n.tnlIed lhe olIcer. d Bnllenk.lI vaI.

installed the officers Of Baitenk.ll Val
ley Grange
The mid winter banquet OF the
laraccA class will be held Monday eve
ming in the Baracea room Rev. Vim.
cen, Raw will speak ON Famous
shrines in I4atiumn All members and
friends OF the class invited.
AT a meeting Of the Manchester
Building Association recently the fol.
lowing officers were elected for the en-
suing year; L. l., Wyman president,
II. w, Davis clerk, and II J. Fuller
treasurer and general manager
Al the annual meeting Of the Meth
odist Sunday school officers were elect
ed rs follows; Superintendent, NJ. 5.
Childs; assistants, &. l.. Randall and
5. b. Taylor; secretary, Miss Ethel
Derby; assistant. Miss Edna Kendall;
treasurer, Mrs, Jessie Ames; organist,
Mrs Farnum; assistant, Miss Alice
Barrett; librarian, Charles Pond; as
sistan,. George Long.
MANCHESTER DEPOT.
Mrs. G. II. Hosley is on the sick
list.
"A. II. Pettlbone is confined TO the
bed with the grip.
Mrs. =. c. Gilmore goes this week
to New York for several weeks.s
Miss Fairbanks of Bennington is
spending "A week with Mrs. Fred Reed.
Mrs. W. c. Lampson returned
Tuesday from her visit in Chester and
Springfield.
Mr.. and Mrs. Choate of Walling-
ford have been visiting her aunt, Polly
Chapman.
Mrs. Fred Simonds of South Lon
donderry made Mrs. c. A. Bourn a
short visit last week.
MIR. and Mrs. \. w. Benedict of
Warrensburg, n. Y, are rejoicing over
the birth of daughter
Mrs. Waldo Williams is staying at
her fathers while her husband is in
Waltham, Mass. on visit.
Charles l.. Wright, night operator
at the railroad station here, has been
transferred TO Arlington. George Mon.
tany Of Brushton is taking his place.
j. +. Amedon, who has been home
for some time with his daughter, Mrs,
Chas. Brewster, was in Elizabeth, N.
j., Friday last on business. MIR.
Amedon has been very busy of late
setting monuments and putting up
markers in various sections OF the coun
try. and this coming spring expects to
commence the erection OF the monu-
ment at Proyineetown, Mass, known
as the Pilgrims Monument, the cor
ner stone of which was laid recently
by President Roosevelt. This monu-
ment commemorative the landing OF
the Pilgrims, will be go feet high and
constructed Of Maine granite.
Last week Monday evening the
officers of Hope Lodge, No. 80, |. o.
O. f.. were installed by ID. d. g. NJ.
Il. j. Stration of Bennington assisted
By Grand Master Calvin Endress OF
Bennington: Noble grand, II. l..
Adams; vice grand, ]. w. Goodell; re-
cording recretary, c. W. Sykes; hnan-
cial secretary, L. 7. Tuttlei treasurer,
s. b. Taylor; warden, George Sey.
mour: conductor, Charles Willard; X.
s. noble grand, Henry Sherwin; l.. 5.
noble grand, A. J. Davis; r. ). vice
grand. Robert Anderson; l.. 5. vice
grand, Harry Davis; X. scene support
ed, Eddie Lampsoni l.. scene support
er, James Eldred inside guard, NJ. q.
Wright; outside guard, l.. G. Reed
chaplain. William SMITH trustee, Al
bert Cherbonneau; representative 10
grand lodge, T J. Healey, {. A. Bourn
and alternatcs, Henry Sherwin and J.
II. Hicks.
La Junta tribune., 1908-01-18

Aid, and was factor for good in
the Sunday school. Withal. Mrs.
Donovan was devoted mother in
the home with children and grand
children. Both home and church
will miss the gliding, footsteps Of
one who leaves a. large vacancy
where once she ministered.
About two years ago Mrs. Dono-
van suffered an illness from which
it was thought she could not re-
cover. The complications at that
time We're broken. and she again re-
sumed her place in life. though her
health was still shattered. Less than
one month ago. the ailm.nt reap
peared. and after confinement to her
bed for hardly one week she became
the inhabitant of another world.
She had appeared better. and had
at no time seemed serious, and at
midnight she bade the family re-
tire. having bidden them good night.
II was good night. for early in the
morning they found she had fallen
asleep. but that sleep whose opening
eyes behold the wonders of the
home over there. She had no struR-
gle. There was no pang. There
was no: the movement Of a muscle.
save its relaxation into death. When
seen she had the peace and calm of
better skies imprinted upon her
face. 1t was a silent. and undis-
turbed exodus.
The funeral services were held at
the residence on Thursday afternoon
at 2:3O clock. Rev. Conrad Bluhm
delivering the sermon. A large
concourse filled the home. and the
leave-taking was marked by depth
of self-control.
Among the immediate mourners
are two sisters from family of ten
brethren. Mrs. Nettie Il. Kay. of
Denver. and Mrs. Millie Northrup.
of Providence. X. l.. and her own
family of two children. Fred B.
Mason and Mrs. Mary Elizabeth
Beerbohm, both of this city. The
third child. Florence Emma Mason
passed this life July 10. 1887. at the
age of nineteen, lnterment took
place in Lone Home cemetery.
La Junta tribune., 1908-01-18
s,.1.m.n Palmer s,,,.s.

Harry Palmer. r brakeman on an
extra freight. was killed in Las
Animas Wednesday morning about
4 o'clock. No one saw the accident
but it is supposed by the trainmen
that while uncoupling the car at the
depot crossing. he had forgotten to
uncouple the air. In attempting to
cross the track between the cars he
was caught. He could be heard for
several blocks screaming. but when
his conductor and others reached
there he was dead.
Mr.. Palmer was married and
leaves wife and several children in
Chicago. The wife of the dead man
was notified and she instructed
Coroner Cahill to send the remains
to Chicago. Mr.. Palmer was about
33 years of age and until week or
ten days ago wxs ~ w0skes0 .
switch engine ut the American Beet
Sugar factory Las Animas.
La Junta tribune., 1908-01-18
ess,se-u -u.sss.,,.

Mr.. Edgar 8. .Pearce, Of this city,
and Miss Nellie z. Westfall. u
Swink. were united in marriage q
the home Of the brides father, J. s.
Westfall. near, Swink. last Sunday
evening at 2 o'clock. Rev. r. ].
Davenport. pastor Of the Methodist
church at Fowler. officiating 1t ths
ceremony. which was witnessed By
about fifty relatives and friend. Of
the eoatssctinx parties.
The bride md grsom were the ne
cipients Of . number Of valuable ani
useful presents t. adorn the honBs
which they have in prospect in tl,s
near future.
The bride i = beautiful and ae-
ccmplished young lady and has Z
host Of friends and well-wishers in
the neighborhood where she hss
La Junta tribune., 1908-01-18
IN MEMORIAM
BY CONRAD BLUHM

Mrs. Josephine Bane Donovan was
born on December IL. 1859, and died
January IA. 1908, at che family resi-
dence of Mr.. and Mrs. &C. A. Beer
bohm.
The sixty-eight years Of life here
was begun near Piqua. Ohio, where
deceased remained sntil Young
womanhood. and where she receiv-
Ell her training in home. church. and
public school. To Quincy. IT,. the
family moved in 1859, and on Feb
ruary Is, 1860. Miss Bare married
DIR: David II. Mason. a young ply
sician of that prosperous communi-
ty. This union lasted for nearly
twenty-five years in the establish
ment of peaceful and happy fire.
side. around which three children
made the debut of childhood. About
1893 the home was transplantcd in
Mcpherson. Kan. where. or. August
II, 1884. DR.. Mason succumbed to a
brief illness.
Twenty years ago the widow came
to La Junta. where she has since re-
sided. Here she won the friendship
of the citizenship that then was. and
kept adding to her friendships those
that came in subsequent years
friendships she held till the close Of
life. Here, too. she married j. w.
Donovan August %. 1889.
Mrs Donovan was person of
fine calibre. one in whom the spirit
life was in the ascendancy. On ar
rival here she affiliated with the
Presbyterian church. whereas her
public profession of faith in Christ
as her Saviour and Friend was made
in early childhood. when She was
scarcely ten years of age. Wide is
the search to find one more devoted
to the public place of worship. as
well as to the communions of soul
IN the private sanctuary OF the
heart. Mrs. Donovan WAS a mem
Der of no order or club. fact which
made her fai:hfulness to her church
the more conspicuous. The meet
ings size missed We're scarcely As
many as the years of life. She was
regular in the work Of the Ladies
La Junta tribune., 1908-01-18
Wealth eess ts Rsi.,iyes.

The last will Of Col. Henry r. Hol-
brook. dated February Z. 1907. and
witnessed by S. d. Trimble and A.
W. Arlington. was filed for probate
in the county court in Pueblo last
Tuesday. The hearing was set for
January 9th at 10 o'clock at which
time letters Of administration will BE
issued to John Randall. Of Rocky
Ford. whom Col. Holbrsok named =
executor without bsnd. :.
Col. Holbrook bequeaths $1,000
sach to the Sacred Heart and AcClel-
land orphanages Of Pueblo. The re
mainder of the estate. which it Is
sid will reach almsst $500. 900. i t.
Be divided share and share alike b.
tween five relatives. q follows:
Three sisters. Emily olivia. wife sf
HsIlis Avery. Rocky Greek. Ohio;
Mary Jane. wife Of John Randall.
Rocky Ford, Colo; LAvinis Huldah.
wife Of Alfred Hutchisen. Gilead.
Csnn.: . niece. Edith n. Latham. ef
Pueblo. and = brother, Daniel. H.. sf
Columbia. Conn. The stipulation is
nalle that If ct the time Of the testa-
tors death any Of the heirs owe him
meney or have been advanced any
susns. the Amounts are not to b. de-
ducted from their shares.
La Junta tribune., 1908-01-18

long been 4 resident. Mr.. Pearce
has been a faithful ard valued en-
ploye of the TRIBUNE for several
years. and the force. including the
fighting editor" join in the hope
that their voyage o'er the tempestu-
Gus sea of matrimony may be rs free
from real trials and tribulations as
that of painted ship upon painted
ocean.
La Junta tribune., 1908-01-18
csu.ea ANNOUNCEMENTS.
,,..s,..,,... Rev. Conc. s,.nm.

Topics, The Lamentatien Of
Jesus" and THE Economts Of
Christ" Mrs. Haskell will sing in
the evening. Don't fail to get q
Presbyterian ticket for the original
Oborammergau Passion Play to be
unreeled at the moving picture par
lor beginning next Saturday.
La Junta tribune., 1908-01-18
M.,h.si., Church. =. ". Ay.,.. Pastor.

Subject III a. m. service. Early
Response to Gods Love-" 7:30 p. m.
service. In the Valley of Decision" :"
Sunday school 9:45, George l..
Hess. Supt. Young Peoples Society
Jr.. $50 p. m.
The revival meetings will continue
throughout the following week.
every night at 7:30.
La Junta tribune., 1908-01-18
s.s.... Church. 5. {. o.,i.. Faster.

The Invariable Law of the Holy
Spirits Working" will be the subject
Of the morning sermon at the above
church. and The Heart of \ Child"
will be the evening subject. Sunday
school will be held at 9:45 q. m. and
the Young Peoples Union At $50 p.
m. Prayer meeting Wednesday
evening at 7:3O p. m. Come with
US. our aim u to do thee good.
La Junta tribune., 1908-01-18
Christian Church. Rev. 4. /. f.rrs.en

Subject for next Sunday at II a.
m. Cities Of Refuge" At the
evening hour, Colorado State Mis-
sions.' and annual offering for the
work. All who wish to give for the
support of our aged ministers and
wives will hand the same to the pas
tor next Sunday. Bible school.
prayer meeting and c. E. service -
usual. Everybody made welcome.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1908-02-17

SHERIFF's SALE-BY VIRTUE OF A
writ OF Levarl Facias 20 me directed
Will be exposed 10 Public Sale. at the
Court House, on Market street between
Tenth and Eleventh streets. IN the city
of wilmington. New Castle county. Del
ON SATURDAY.
THE 9TH DAY OF FEBRUARY. 1908
At 10 o'clock a. M.
the following described real estate. viz:
All that certain frame messuage or ten
ement and lot or piece OF ground situate
on the north side Of Justice street between
James street and John street in Newport.
Christlana hundred, New Castle county
Delaware. containing In front or breadth
on said Justice street forty-six feet and
extending in length or depth northward
OF that width one hundred and fifty feet
bounded northward by ground late Of
Joseph Killgore. southwark by said JUS
tice street and eastward and westward
by ground now or late Of James F. Por-
ter
Being part OF a larger lot or piece Of
ground which James Cranston and wife
by indenture dated the twenty-first day
OF June. A. D.. 1851 recorded at Whining
ton in and for New Castle county afore-
said in Deed Record C., Vol II. page S..
&c. granted and confirmed unto Joseph
L. Barratt IN fee. and being the same lot
or piece OF ground which Samuel A. Nc
Daniel sheriff by deed poll bearing date
the nth day OF October. A. D.. 1902. and
recorded In the office for the recording Of
deeds SC. aforesaid IN Deed Record
Vol Page &c. did grant and con-
firm unto the said Miles s Rarratf IN fee.
reference thereunto being had viii more
fully and at large appear
caf-od ar6 toiren ir execution as the
property OF Miles s. Barratt and Annie
NJ Barratt. his wife. mortsagors and
r1s'' aio rr ne 1T sou en- ,---~--o oS--~
February IL. 1905 f1-is-i7-so-Sl-Hs
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1908-02-17
PUBLIC SALE

Five large loads OF furniture and car
pets. from a large west side residence
will be sold at Stidham & sons Aucton
Rooms. III r. Fourth St, on fSillAl
afternoon. FEBRUARY q. 1908, at !
o'clock. n. m. bedroom suites. ] extra
dne ouartered oak and swell front cost
500 90. iron bedsteads, mattresses. odd
bureaus. parlor suites, one extra me
with mahogany frame. upholstered m
rnercerized verona with claw feet rms
rs a beauty couches, leather verona,
oak sideboards. dozen high-hack dnnk
chairs rockers and parlor tables, COOK
stove, extension tables; $50 high craze rae
pictures from the manufacturer ana SUIT
abie Tor any part N the house; go yards
Of new misft carpets Of good quality; sNls
rugs and small rugs, large quantlN OF
china and glassware. cutlery and nric-a-
hrac. etc. .,,...
These goods are Of hrst-class quality
and must he sold as parties are leaving
the city Goods on inspection eve before
sale and morning Of sale.
sTIDHAM & SON. Auos.
Estabi,shed 1856 Phone. E5
fi7-1S-c0
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1908-02-17

SHERIFF'S sALE-BY VIRTUE OF A
writ OF Levuri facias, 70 me directed.
will be exposed to public sale a. tho
Court House. on Market street. between
Tenth and Eleventh streets, In the city
Of Wilmington, New Castle county Del
aware.
THE 9th DAY OF FEBRUARY, lOa,
AT 10 o'clock. a. m,
the following described rea estate, VIE
All that certain piece or parcel OF lana,
with a two-story brick dwelling mousse
thereon erected, situate In the city OF VII
mingion, aforesaid, bounded and de-
scrihed as follows. TO wit.
Beginning at a point on the easterly
side Of Bennett street at the distance or
fifteen feet six inches northerly from
the corner formed by the intersection OF
the northerly side OF Taylor street with
the easterly side Of Bennett street; thence
easterly parallel with Taylor street and
through the middle OF the partition wall
on the south sixty-hve feet and one
quarter inches to the westerly side OF a
four feet wide alley; thence along iaid
side Of said alley northerly and parallel
with Bennett street twelve feet to a static.
thence westerly parallel with Taylor
street and through the middle Of the par
tiuon wall dividing this from the house
adjoining on the north sixty-five feet five
and one-quarter inches TO the said east
erly side Of Bennett street. and thence
thereby southerly twelve feet TO the plac,
Of beginning, be the contents Thereof
what they may. together with the fret
and uninterrupted use OF the said foul
feet wide alley I'm common with other,
entitled thereto forever
Seized and taken In execution as TN
property Of Philena Halliday, admins,
tratrix OF James II. Halliday, deceased
and the said Philena HALLIDAY, surviving
mortgagor. and it's. and to be sold BY
HENRY STAFFORD. sheriff
SheriN's Offre. Wilmington. Delaware
February II. 1908. fi2-is-i7 20 "a g
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1908-02-17

SHERIFF'S S-aLE-BH VIRTUE OF A
writ OF Levari Facias 10 me directed
viii be expose TO public sale at the
Court House, on Market street, between
Tenth and Eleventh streets In the CITY
Of Wilmington, New Castle county, Dell
ON SATURDAY.
THE 18TH DAY OF FEBRUARY. 1908,
At 10 O'Clock a. M.
the following described Real Estate viz:
All that certain lot or piece OF land with
a three-story brick dwelling house there
on erected situate in the city OF Whining
ton aforesaid. bounded and described as
follows, to wit.
Beginning at a stake on the west side
Of Orange street a corner OF land now
or formerly Of James Brobson between
Sixth and Seventh streets. thence by
said Probson's land north fifty-eight de-
grecs west about one hundred and twenty
seven feet TO a line Of land now or late OF
TITLES thence with said line south thirty
two degrees west eighteen feet six inches
to corner stake; thence by the remand
er Of the lot south fiftv-eiRht degrees east
about one hundred and twentv-seven feet
TO Orange street aforesaid and thence up
the side thereof north thirtv-two degrees
east eighteen feet six inches 20 the place
~ beginning. Re the contents thereof
more or less. Together with the privilege
OF the use IN common with the said James
Rrohson his heirs and assigns Of n
three feet wide alley extending TWENTY
one feet back from the side Of Orange
street. one-haif Of said alley 70 be on
said Brobeon's LOT and the other half on
this lot being eighteen inches in width
on each.
Beirg the same land and premises which
Harris Wells and Mahaia hts wife hv IN.
denfure bearing date the thirtieth dav OF
December. A. y. 1881 and recorded IN IN,
office for the recording % deeds Sc. AZ
Wilmington. N and FOR New Castle coun.
~ aforesaid n Deed Record T.. Vol II
mage tfa &c did Grant and confirm unit,
the said George ". Wells ~ fee Refer.
ence thereunto being had will more full,
appear.
property OF George W Wells and Emil,
n. Wells his wife. mortgagors and tits.
and 10 be sold bv
HENRY STAFFORD sheriff
Shprin's Office. Wiimingfo~ nelawa re
February s. 1905 fil-l3-l7-20-24-28
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1908-02-17
EXECUTORS SALE
EXECUTORS SALE OF
PERSONAL PROPERTY

viii he sold at Public sale on the farm
NJ the late Bayard r. Derickson, IN MIL
Greek hundred, on the Limestone Noao'
one mile north Of Midtown, on -
THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 20, lsOS,
Al ] o'clock p. m,
the following personal property'
Five good working or driving horses
No i-Grey mare. years old, weight
about 1850 pounds, 1914 hands high, an eN-
cielent worker and driver.
No. 2-Bay mare, 10 years old, 10 hands
high, weight 1900, due 70 toal m May.
fine brood mare, good in all kinds Of har-
No. s-sorrel mare, Il years old. good
worker and driver.
Nos. 4 and 5-Pair home-raised bay
horses. 8 and years old, closely matched,
weigh about 1850 each: full brothers and
excellent workers and drivers.
No. Ebay colt. years old In April,
No. bay colt. 3 years old In May.
Eight good dairy cows nearly all young.
some win be fresh BY day OF sale, others
close springers. One two-year-old bur.
XVapons-Three farm wagons. one near
" new. one 4-horse wagon, l hay nat,
milk wagon, two-horse market dearborn,
will carry ton; / light two-horse dear
born. two-horse family carriage, bug
giles l runab0ut.
Harness-Two double sets heavy. leather
trace work harness, made to order by
Yerqer. 1 double set breech harness. work
cellars. brides and halters, sets double
carriage harness. one Of these Is nearly
new; / set single harness, riding bride. 2
saddles.
Farm piements-Missouri grain drill
mower. horse rake, hay tedder, grain
cradle, 1-horse tread power, corn shelter.
grain fan. Plank roller. two 2-horse Ham
burg plows, one l-hOrse plow, potato plow,
sprine-tooth and twin harrows. two 2
Horse cultivators, four 1-horse cultivators
double and single trees. log, fifth. COW and
other chains, hoes, forks shovels. and
bars. hay fork and pullevs with 100 feet
nearly new rope. farm sled carriage pole
and yoke. bag trucks. steel yard weigh
500 pounds, moving scythes. / grindstOne,
80 gallon farm boiler, farm bell, 30-foot
ladder about 1000 bundles corn fodder,
vinegar by the gallon, lot new lumber,
Househoid Goods complete bedroom
suites couch, Morris chair. new drop
head sewing machine. wood and coal
stoves lawn mowers. 45 yards nearly
new tapestry carpet, all in one piece; 'ot
| ingram carpet and mating. buffalo
/ robes. one Of these Is very large and In
perfect condition; lap robes, horse and
/ stable blankets. two butter tubs. churns
/ Delaval hand separator.
| Terms-Six months credit on all sums
OF $50 and over. Bank discount on on all
credit sums.
ELGARDA II. DERICKSON,
AQUILA Q. DERICKSON,
Executors.
stidham and Sons. Auc
/ Ellis p Hicks. Clerk f7-11-13-14-I7-fs-is
I
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1908-02-17
ON MONDAY,
THE IND DAY OF MARCH. 1908.


the following described Real Estate. vizi
All that certain plantation or tract OF
land lying and being in christiana hum
dred. New Castle county and State OF
Delaware aforesaid. bounded and des-
cribed as follows, TO wit;
Beginning at the middle OF the Rolling
Mil bridge across Red Clay Creek; thence
north forty-six degrees and thirty min
utes east three chains and fourteen links:
thence north eleven degrees and forty
five minutes east six chains to a corner
in the middle OF the creek; thence south
eighty-nine degrees and thirty minutes
east by lands Of Abner Woodward ten
chains and forty links to a Birch tree and
stones; thence south eight degrees and
two minutes east nine chains and ninety
four links to stake in an old poplar
stump; thence north eighty-seven de-
grees and twenty-five minutes east three
chains and fifteen links to a corner OF
lands Of samuel @. Chandler; thence by
said Chambers lands. south three de-
grees and ffty-six minutes east fourteen
chains and eighty-two links 70 the middle
of the Wilmington and Lancaster Turn
nike; thence westerly by the middle OF
said Turnpike twelve chains and ninety
one links TO the intersection Of said
Turnpike with the Rolling Mil Road
hence northerly the several courses there
Of twenty-three chains and eighty-two
links to the middle OF the bridge and place
OF beginning. Containing within these
bounds forty acres OF land. more or less.
This indenture Of mortgage being given
to secure a part Of the purchase money
for the within described land and prem
Uses unto the said Ann c. Krider, her
heirs and assigns.
Seized and taken in execution as tho
property Of Henry r. Boughman and
Sarah A. Boughnan, his wife. mortgasors
and terre tenants. and 10 be sold BY
HENRY STAFFORD. Sheriff
sherif's ONCE. Wilmington. Delaware
February Is, 1908 fi5-17-2o-a4-z7-m1
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1908-02-17
PUBLIc SALES

On my farm at Mt Cuba, Del. on
TUESDAY, FEBRUARY IS. 1908.
These horses are all young, TO 10
years old and among them are some good
mares. / have purchased Of People Bros.
ash contractors. Philadelphia u head OF
good secondhand horses that are thin
In flesh and young and viii sell low. j
have a few fine Western chunks shipped
by Conley and Shopwen at st. Louis.
Among this lot you will End most any
thing you wish and 7 intend to sell you
every horse that will make a little money.
Horses are now on my farm for inspec-
ton win sell private at all times. Come
and look them over and get my prices.
Satisfaction guaranteed or VIII give you
your money back.
90 DAYS credit interest added. Dinner at
u o'clock for one and all
JOHN +. o'NEAL
Ellis Hicks. Clerk.
Price Dilworth. Auc. tli-ot