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The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1908-11-13
FATAL ACCIDENT
IN MCLEAN CD.
Meets Horrible Death in a
FOrty-FOOt Well.
Went Down Into We'll to lnveStt.
gate Blasting and was Over
come BY Gas.

The greensboro Messenger says
Just as he was about to be rescued
from a death OF suffocation in a
we'll, john Fl. Mackey was killed In
a most horrible manner late Friday
afternoon near Beech Grove, Mclean
county.
Nackey and several other men were
engaged In digging q we'll at the Rose
Hill school house. Dynamite had
been used to blast the rock in the
bottom of the we'll. A heavy charge
had been touched off and Mackey was
let down in the well. which was forty
feet in depth, To ascertain the re-
suits. He had been in the well but
few seconds when he called to the
men at the top TO letdown the bas-
ket saying that he was being suffo-
Gated by gas. The basket was let
down Immediately and in a half con-
scious condition he was able to throw
himself across the baskent and gave
the signal to be hoisted 10 the top.
When the basket was within few
feet of the top of the well 1t is sup
posed that Mackey tainted. Sudden
" mis- body became limp and he Slip
ped head foremost, from the basket
and fell to the n0cks below.
When Mackey's body was taken
from the well 1t was found that his
skull had been crushed. His death
had been instantaneous.
The body was removed to Mackey's
home and prepared for burial.
Msckey was thirty-five years of age
and is survived by a widow and three
children. He was highly respected
in Mclean county.
The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1908-11-13
A Popular Hotel.

Mr.. w. Z. Ellis. who has had charge
of the New Commercial Hotel, has
resigned to resume his old position
in the planning mill. Mr.. Ellis is sue
ceeded in the Motel business by that
genial, whole-s7 uled and courteous
gentleman, Mr.. Wallace II. Riley.
Hartford and the surrounding country
Should be proud of first-class
kctel, and under the management Of
one Of our home boys, ii Is up
t,-date in every respect and we
hope the epcple will appreciate it and
help 10 keep il that way by their pat
ronage. Wallace says good eating,
clean places 10 s'eep aud prompt at
tenTion is his motto. Let's all give
Wallace trial.
The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1908-11-13
Court Stenographer for Da-
vieSS County.

Marvin Miller was appointed Off
cisl court stenographer on Monday
by Judge r. +. Birkhead. Tnis posi-
ton is a very responsible one and
the appointment of Mr.. Miller will be
most satisfactory TO all court Off
Gals and attorneys. For the past
year Mr.. Miller was in tie office Of
tire Messenger Pub fishing company ant
ne is one of tine most competent
stencgrapi ers in Kentucky. Mr.. Mil
Ter neld Cne court position several
years ago. A petition sigued by
(ririy attorneys of the city was filed
asking for tire appointment of Mr..
Mil er.
The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1908-11-13
A Me m0randum Made During the
Civil War,

In looking over Diary | kept dur
ing tine latter part of the War ! find
the followin memorandum, We were
then at Reynolds Station Tenn. viz.
November Sth. 1864. The regiment
worked on the fortificatiOn until
noon and this afternoon We voted for
President. Was one OF the judges.
TIE vote stood as follows: 179 for
Mcclellan and 81 for Lincoln. | voted
for Mcclellan. S. X. COX.
The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1908-11-13

ments taken by the pretty little wait
ers. Mary Elizabeth Felix and Leila
Glenn. The menu was unique as well
as puzzling for tins is now II read.
Menu.
Touched by Winters hand. Spring
Offering. A Study in brown. Sugar
and Spice and al That's Nice" Bach
elors Solace. Old Maids Delight. Airy
Nothings. Autumns Greetings. TIE III
depreciation thereof.
Menu.
Malaga grapes with powdered sugar.
Water. Chocolate Cakes. Cream
Sherbert. Coffee. Tea. Cream Can
dy. Nuts.
Those present were: Mesdames. r.
e. l.. Simmerman, Z. b. Pendleton,
LOCKER Williams. Alex Barnett, C.
E. SMITH, ]. F. Vickers, s. A. An
derson. H. p. Taylor. John C. Thomas,
z. Wayne Griffin. Heber Matthew's, ].
C. Her Rowan Holbrook, G. B. Likens.
J. S. Glenn. Misses Annie Patton,
Matte Sandefur, Lillian Monroe, Mary
Taylor, Lettie Marks, Sue Yeiser, Mag
gle Marks, Margaret Nall.
The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1908-11-13
Dies in Birmingham, Alabama
Hospital.

Lon Paxton, formerly a wel-known
travelling man of Louisville, died at
Birmingham, Ala, at S:25 O'Clock last
Monday night. His death was
the result cf an operation per
formed on him Saturday night
for appendicitis. Mr.. Paxton was
46 years of age, and had new
err married. He was native of Crom
well, Ohio county. and came TO Louis
willie about twenty years ago and con-
The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1908-11-13
How Congressional Delegation
Stand.

Returns indicate that tive Repub-
leans will nave 216 members and the
Democrats 175. THIS means the Re-
publcans will have majority of 40
in TIE next House. The majorties
in several districts are extremely close
aud ii is possible the official count
may make changes but they will not
affect the control TIE sIaCe dele
cations in Congress will be divided
as follows:
The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1908-11-13
For Sale.

A first-class confectionery and
bakery. Situated ON Union street. in
Hartford. Kentucky. A splendid bus
mess for the right party.
!. w. G. SCHLEMMER.
Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1908-11-19
DIBIIC SALE
Of
Personal Property
Will be sold at public sale, on
Wednesday, December 9,'O8
At the residence OF the subscriber on the
Stone Road,
Rn4,tnan Thoroforo ond pouIcharo
Between Thorofare and PauIsboro
All the following described Personal
Property

All the following described Personal
Property
HORSES Brown horse, "Dr," years old
sound and good worker; black horse Harry
10 years old. good kind and gentle in all har-
ness, not afraid of anything, safe for lady to
drive Cne Guernsey. extra good family COW.
HAY AND GRAINED bushels of corn, 10
ton Glover hay, tons crab gaab grass hay, one
ton oat hay, stacks Of hot bed hay, lot OF corn
fodder and Tot of manure.
ESS-Four sets of double harness, one
set of carriage harness, sets OF cart harness,
lot of other harness, lot OF collars and brides,
set of double lines. three sets fiy-nets, lot of
blankets and halters. COW chain.
WAGONS One DeIIart Shelving, nearly new.
carries 180 baskets . inch tread rs and ~ inch
axle; ! heavy wagon, | spindle wagon. cart,
hay shelving, box rigging, hay rack shelving
FARMING IMPLEMENTs--wal Wood
moving machine potato digger, 2 two horse
blows. sweet potato harrow with vine turner, I
hoe harrows one Darneli marker, one-h rse
fertilizer drill, Paris green guns. sporting
boards grind stone. wagon jack, 90 hot, bed
sash and rafters. spot shovel. lot corn knives,
stalk sled, snow sled. lot of shovels manure
forks pitch forks scythes and sneed. swingle.
trees and egener. lot of trace and chains, ioi
OF hoes lot of old iron, curry combs and brushes
LOT Of bags 800 baskets, scratch harrows, lot OF
boxes. barrels. lot Of good seed Of all kinds.
HOUSEHOLD G00DS-Lot of glassware, lot
OF dishes. cots and mattress, chairs, lot 81
lamps.
| Sale TO commence at 12o'clock.
| OONDITIONs--A credit OF nine months OF
sums Of go and upwards; BY giving note with
aAas' s. 49, 5 go ELMo JOHNSON.
EIwood Usinger, Auct
/ BENJAMIN Paul, Clerk.
Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1908-11-19

Some one ia tne family is always getting
an ache, Sprain, Btuise or an Injury Of
some sort.
Hendrickson'- Gilt Edge Liniment
should always he'ou hand. A simple rubb
ing will stop the worst Pain or Ache.
PRICE 25 CENTS.
Bridgeton n. j., February q, 1901
Mr. D. T. Hendricl1son.
DEAR SIR: 1t gives me pleasure TO the merits
of CIT Edge Lini1nent which have used in my
family for many years. | know it to be all it
claims TO be, and can particularly recommend it
for rheumatism. neuralgia, soreness and lame
ness of any kind and for tired and aching feet
it has no equal In fact, consider it al inois.
pensable family remedy.
MRS. REV. j. JUDSoN PIERSON. .
Philadelphia Pa, January 81. 1901.
Steelman & Archer, Wholesale Druggists and
Paint Manufacturers.
ID. f. Hendrickson, Woodbury., n j.
DEAR SIR We have sold several gross OF
your Gil Eft9e Lininent this year and have mol
had single complaint We believe it TO be a
very good article. Yours truly.
STEELMAN 4 ARCHER.
For sale by all Retail Druggists and General
Stores.
II You are unable to secure it, mail order di-
rect to laboratory, price 25c. me pay freight.
For sale by ali Retail Druggists and General
& Archer, Philadelphia Distributors.
Manufactured by d. F. Hendrickson, Wood
bury, y. ).
Read the testimonials OF prominent peep e
who have used GfH Edge LiaiDiem for 30 yesr
Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1908-11-19
6iuarester ssllae IlrmBrrst,
LONG o'srAscs rslsss esg. NO. ~
REGISTER OF SALES.

Nov. II TO g, real estate in Barns boyo, by Anna
Il West
Nov. cot ~ H. and N. S. Lloyd. Mullica Hill.
Nov. 2i-Personal property of r. @. Reeder.
near Bridgeport.
Nov. 2I-Personai property By the Board of Ed
ucation OF Harrison Township
Nov. 81 and %, household goods, in Barnsboro.
by Anna L. West.
Nov. 2s- Personal property, William Conway
near Swedesboro.
Nov. es-Property of John W. Paul, by sheriff
Wilson
persopai property.
Nov. 25-Timher sale, mile from Repaupo,
Harry J. Read
Nov 2S-Wood sale mile from Miekleton. by
Burkett ". Warrington.
Nov s2s-Personal property. by Walter E. Wood
road from Redwood TO Hurfville.
Nov. S-Personal property of Isaac A. Allen.
between Mickleton and jefferson.
Dec. IL. P. Kerns. North Pitmsn, personal
property
Dec. w. w. Fox, livery stock, Gloucester.
Dec w. s. stratton personal property. 8
miles from Sewedesboro Station and 81
miles from Pedricktown, on /. J Weather
by farm.
Dec. 2-Geo. w. Ratten. personal property, also
5s1S acre farm il net sold before that time, near
Jefferson
Dec g Jacob Rapp. near wiIliamstown.
Dec 7--Shertff's sale, by ChATleS wilson.
dec. 9-EIno johnson. personal property, on
the stone road between Thorofare aud Pauls-
boro.
Dec. ct. E. Burrough. Hurffville-
Dec. I4-sheriff Sale, by Charles Wilson.
Dec. I4-Sheriff Sale, by Charles Wilson,
Dec. Is Edward Baker. Hurffville.
Dec. l6-John z. Driver, between Redwood and
Glsssboro. personal property.
Dec 81. Sheriff Sac by Thomas L. Wilson.
srFor sales fully described. see advertising
Columns.
Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1908-11-19
40 ACRE FARM

Also at 8 o'clock in the afternoon, on the
same day and place. the farm eontaiGing lao
ACRES more or less. OF exceptional value, con.
sisting OF about acres OF woodlai d, some
The Improvements consist of mansion house
il good repair. contains Is large rooms, and
large third story, good cellar. good well of
water ample barns, ice house. WI gon houses,
corn crib, sheds, etc. Also 2 tenement houses
in good condition. Situated on stone road
Delaware street, ia West Deptford township
adjoining city limits of Woodbury. within
fifteen minutes walk of trolley or train, good
schools stores banks. and but IS minutes out
from Phiads lphia, makes this mot desirable
place
farm must be seen to be appreciated and pros
peet purchasers will be shown the place, or
given further particulars by Mary e. w. Reeves
or Cleme Mt K Budd, Woodbury., n. j.
COND TIONS will he reasonable and made
known on cay OF sale
MARY e. W. REEVES
Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1908-11-19

sTOCK-Fonr horses. Jerry sorrel horse,
ii - ars old; Fom, rom horse years old
This team is kind and gentle in all harness
BILL = sorrel horse years old: Lady roam
mare, 5 years old, ira good driver
Four cows, three have calves by their side,
one coming IN profit soon; one year old bul
pigs, twenty one shoats, one SOW and pigs one
SOW coming id croft soon.
POELTRY-0ne hundred laying hens. 100
p9llets, y geese Y Pekin ducks, lot Ct turk eys
WAGONS-One full cut under truck shelving,
made by WoolSton carries 1876 baskets; heavy
wagons. in good order, bnggles, one nearly
rev: sleigh, market wagon nearly new, holds
AZ baskets; , sets corn boxes, road-car in good
ORDER. hay shelving
HARNESS. sets double work harness, set
OF single market wagon harness, double set Of
carriage harness, ] set oil buggy harness, 2 sets
of cart harness. sets OF hy-nets, lot of single
lines. ips Of collars
IMPBEM ENTs-Two moving machines, |
Mccormick, Deering horss rake, rs airy new;
disc cut harrow. Black Hawk corn planter
nearly new: Champion white potato digger
used a few times weet potato piow, hoe
harrows. swest potato barrows. l fertilizer
drill riding oultivators. / gang pillow, grind
stone, l hay fork, blocks and ropes blocks and
fails, log chains, shoveis, six tine fork $,
tine forks, two horse scratch harrow, lot
of hoes and drags, lot OF trace chains and
swingletrees, tomato blockers. / gasoline en-
gine, 10 horse power in good order; saw bench
with &c inch saw. and one % inch saw; corn
grinder, Ross fodder cutter with "a foot eieys-
ter. corn shelter, cider press, five inch leath-
er belt, fifty foot long; three inch rubber belt,
sixty foot long
CORN, HAY AND STALKS s. six hundred
bushels OF corn 20 lbs to the bushel 200 heaps
OF corn stalks, tons of hot bed hay, tons of
crab grass hay.
1NCUBATOR5-Tw incubators,one Cyphers,
and one Star, each holding 900 eggs brooder,
two fattening coops and lot of chicken coops,
lot Of chicken wire and lot of other a ticles
not mentioned.
sale to commence at IL dele elk sharp, and will
be positive as am going off the farm.
CONDITl0NS-All sums under sic cash at
close of sale; credit of niue months will be a..
lowed on all sums of $40 aud over by giving ap.
roved note in bank. l.. P. KERNS
Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1908-11-19
PUBh1o SALE hos-
Personal Property
win be sold at puddle sale on
Saturday, November. %, 'O8

on the road from Redwood TO HurHyiile, for
merly known as the farm at Lambs
Station. the following:
H0RSES-Jerry, black horse years old Fan,
black mare s years old; Do)iie, bay mare, good
family horse wilt work single or double.
GOWS-Two cows from a good stock; heller,
coming in profit soon.
WAGONS-Fwo truck shelvings al d two
horse wagons; one horse wae on, one horse mar
ket wagon buggy, road cart.
FARM UTENSIBS-One set two-hoTse heavy
harness, cart harness, 1 set one-horse heavy har-
ness, 2 sets buggy harness., two horse plows,
one-horse pillow, Acme harrow American har.
row with seeding attachment two-horse scratch
barrow 1 Halloclz weeder, one-horse iron scratch
harrow eu'tivators, sweet potato cultivator, 2
moving machines, DeeIing horse rake, fodder
entter, corn shelter, ~ hot bed sash, neary new.
20 loads manure, 100 heaps corn fodder, milk
cooler, blaeksrnith's forge, Darneil corn marker.
lot OF trnck baskets, lot OF 30 anc y cts milk
cans lot of vinegar barrels. 10 perches building
stone 400 bus. corn. 10 los. TO the buehei; tons
mixed hay. 200 chestnut fence posts, some sawed
Tor picket fencing; los OF yellow pine plank. 31a
inches thick; lot of lumber so roas wire fencing,
New American incubator, with heating attach
ment; lot of chicken coops, lot of goods not meu-
toned Some household goods
Sale to begin at p. m
CONDITIONS-A liberal credit will be given
on sums o. $40 and over; less sums cash.
B. F. James Auet WALTER e. WOOD
A. s. Clark, Clerk, Hist
Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1908-11-19
public SALE
n Of
Personal Property
Will be scld at public sale, on
Monday, November %, 1908

on the Paulsboro road, near Swedesboro, on the
farm known as the George Hall farm,
the following personal property:
sToCK-One pair OF grey horses. fine work
ers, l coming Z the other years old; brown
horse years old sound and will work any
where; Is ack, IA years old. 81 cd worker, work
anywhere. sound; 8 good fat hogs, and small
pig.
WAGONS. TOOLS & HARNES s-0Ee cart,
almost new; marker, new; Oliver plow, new this
ses son. small plough one b0-tooth scratch har-
row new this season; single and double trees
sprayer new this season; sweet potato digger,
new this season; hay rake, moving machine,
spotting board, rev; 4 putty sash, new last
spsing: 80 SASH new spring OF 1867. and old
ones; lot OF raftefs, almost new; corn knives,
blocking hoes, hay fork, rope and blocks. lot
OF trace chains, 2 sweet poeote barrows, new; 2
hoe harrows. new; ridger, 2-het house stoves,
one potato house stove. cross cut saw, Brousers;
boes punch aud tonss, spade, vine cutters,
Gle vice wagon jack. hot bed cover. iof OF man
ure lot OF corn stalk heaps hot bed boards and
about $50 BUSHELS OF CORN. Lot Of crates,
baskets etc; chicken coops, brooder house,
sets OF double work harness, set new this sea
son; runabout very little used; old top buggy,
HOUSEHOLD GO0DS-0ne small safe. i two
burner gasoline cook stove. two cots. etc, etc
sale ia begin at II o'clock, sharp
| Conditions made knowa at sale.
wM. CONWAY.
| ID Usinger Aactioneer
| Lewis NJ. Shoch Clerk.
Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1908-11-19
Sold Farm for $40, 800

The sale of the late John Laughlin farm
on the edge Of the borough of Woodstown,
on the Auburn road, advertised in the
DEMocRAT, attracted a large crowd of
people last SATURDAY. week. Quite num-
Der wanted the place aud the bidding was
spirited Gilbert Borton bought it for
$40. 500. The farm contains 10l acres.
Mr. Borton will take possession of his new
home at once.
Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1908-11-19
5 louees.er county Orphans Court.

In the matter OF the estate of
Mary Campbell. deceased, on an Rule TO Show
application for sale Of Land to Cause
pas debts
Francis A. Cam pheli, having exhibited under
oath q true account Of she personal estate and
debts of said deceased whereby Il appears that
the persona estate Of the said deceased IS i'm
sufficient TO pay the debsss and requested she
ale OF the Court in the premises
1t is shis ThiTseth day Of October IN the
year Of our Lord. one thousand nice hundred
and eight ordered. that all persons Interested
ia the lands. senementss heredifaments and real
estate OF the said deceased, appear before this
Court sc the C0nsi House, in the City OF Wood
bury on the Thirts-ii day OF December liz
the wear Of our Lord, one thousand nine hum
dred ana eight st ten o'clock .. M. 80 show
cause why SO much OF the said lands, tenemenis,
Embellishments and real estate OF the said de-
ceased should not be sold will be sufficient to
pay She debts, the residue thereof IS the case
| may require.
And it is further ordered, that this order b>
! published, according 70 law. in the GLouoks.
1 TER County DEMocRAT
s. LEWIS STARR.
ANTHONY d. s aIasfs
i 1855. Safro<al9
Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1908-11-19
To Recount Mantua Ballots.

Last Friday, Edward Kean, Democratic
candidate for Township Committee in the
last election, who was defeated by A. R.
Workman, By one vote, has made applca-
ton to Justice Garrison for a recount
through his Attorney, Joseph J. Summerill,
who has ordered the County Board of EIec-
ton to make recount on Monday, Decem-
her
Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1908-11-19

HORSESHOE brown mare, 4 wears old, vel
bred good driver not afraid OF any thing on the
road; bay horse years old, good worker and
driver safe for ladies and children { drive;
gray mare, years old good to work or drive,
kind and gentle in all harness.
COWS-One Jersey Holdstein, both milking;
Polar China shoats weigh about 100 lbs
apiece.
WAGONS-One cut under market wagon with
pole and shafts in good order; good heavy wagon
GARDENERS make good truck body and springs.
standards hay forks.
HARNE Some set double harness, brides
collars, double and single lines, hynets. wheel
barrow, double and single swngletrees, II trace
chains, chains 3 drag chains, IA feetladders.
IMPLEM ENTS-One two horse Syracuse pillow
one-horse do, sweet potato digger, Cox vine
turner 2eultivasors 60 tooth smoothing harrow,
/ good moving machine, new corneheiler. hoes,
sllovels forks drags, broad axe. adze, scythe
ant sheath, hay fork. 80 IT, rope blocks and ear.
boxes, barrels, washing machine, good churn, 4
kitchen chairs.
HAY AND CORN-Ten tons good mixed hay
$50 bushels corn on the cob, 70 lbs tothe bnshel.
tons rye straw, so heaps stalks. gallows poles.
Also, my farm, containing 53l3 acres, good for
grain grass or any kind of truck; good build
ings wells of good waters.
This farm will be offered at o'clock, If not
sold before.
sale commencing at o'clock, p m.
Everything Is to be sold, as expect to lea e
the farm
0NS-All sums under St0 cash; sums
of $40 and over, months credit with interest
after so days. by gieing note with approved Sc
lite II is.o S. - 5 GEORGE W BATrEN
Jacob Roden, Auct. Chas Dilkes.
Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1908-11-19
OBITUARY.
MRs ALFRED CuNARp.

OF Almonesson, was stricken with appendix
otis last week while visiting her brother.
Joseph Clark, near Chews Doctor Deal,
Of Prices hospital, was called, on Thurs
day and removed the appendix. She seem
ed to be doing nicely until Sunday morn
ing, when she passed away. Mrs Cunard
was % years of age and is survived by her
husband aud three small children The
funeral was from the family home at Al
monesson yesterday.
TAMzoN f.,
Wife of Thomas E. Body, aud daughter Of
the late Samuel D. and Elizabeth Sharp,
passed away on Wednesday, November II,
at her home, Bills Lake, near Turnerville-
The funeral was an Monday, interment at
Turneryille cemetery. She is survived by
a husband and one daughter
Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1908-11-19

HORSESHOE bay team, .Barny,'' aged yrs :,
Lizzie age &. sound, kind and gentle, and an
excellent road or farm team: bay horse, Harry
j. years old, good worker; bay horse sJoues,'y
years old, sound and an excellent cart horse,
black mare Lady . years old, no better road
er IN South Jersey; bay horse. Harry A." yrs.
old, PAGER. excellent roader; COW years old,
due TO calf in February excellent family COW;
ID pairs of Wyandotte and Brahna hens
WAGONS AND IMP EMEHTS-Two farm
wagons. one inch tread. new last year. De-
Hart truck rigging. full cut, stows Iz8 baskets;
truck riggfngs. manure bodies, Carts
nearly new canvas wagon cover, one moving
machine. borse rake. hay tedder, corn shelter,
grindstone, Decker MARKER rigging for DarneIi
marker. two-horse plows Syracuse and Oliver
Chill; one horse plows, potato digger, five
tooth harrows, sweet potato harrows. two
horse scratch harrow, sweet potato ridger, lilo
not bed sash and rafters in good order, two sets
double pillow swingetrees, spotting boards
hoes. shovels. drags, vine cutter, browsers.
MlSCEILAN E0US-Eig hteen chicken coops,
i20 egg Cornell Incubator barrels, boxes, l25
den rakes. watering pots. sweet potato marker,
patent balance, weighs 25l lbs: wagon springs.
5000 lbs. capacity; corn shelter hay fork, rope
and blocks, paddle and tongs 2 scyths and
sneads. roll chicken wire. log chain, 20 quarts
of Rocky Ford and Shippers Pride citfon seed,
blocking shovels and tine forks
HARM rSS-Four sets double heavy harness,
| set buggy bsrnes sets cart harness. 5 stable
blankets, traces chains. halters, lines, etc.
One ton second crop hay, 5 tons timothy, 100
bushels corn. 20 lbs. to the bushei; washing
machine.
Safe to commence at u 30 o'clock .. M
Conditions made known at sale.
Usinger. Auct. ISAAC A ALIEN
L. NJ. shoeh E zanes. Clerks ILl9os