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Middletown transcript., 1909-01-16
CROssLAHD-wALKER HuprrALs

Standing beneath an arch from which
hung floral bell, Miss Bessie Dean.
daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. Freeman E.
Walker Of 81. Georges, was united il
marriage to Mr.. Isaac Holston Grassland
on Thursday evening Of last week, at the
home Of the brides parents. The wedding
was unique for home affair, the brides
friends having contriyed, 70 make il ex-
ceedingly pretty and they succeeded.
Stretching from the sitting room 10 the
floral alter was an aisle bordered WITH
ribbon, through which she bridal party
marched, tie altar being composed Of
flowers and Terms. Promptly al seven
O'Clock the bride and groom, attended by
Miss Elya Walker, cousin Of the bride, Of
Smyrna. and Mr.. William Denney al
aroomsman, che ushers, Howard and
Bailey Walker, brothers Of tbs bride; the
flower girls. Anna Walker and Edna
Swan, proceeded up the aisle 10 the strains.
IoG Lchengrin'n wedding march, beauti-
fully rendered BY Miss Edith CrossIand,
niece Of the groom, where they were met
q the altar BY the Rev. Jones Of ST.
Georges M =. Church. who performed
the ceremony. The bride and brides
maids we're attired in Empire gowns Of.
Paris muslin. The bride carried bridsa
rcsss and the bridesmaids pink carnations.
Alter the ceremony 8 wedding breakfast
uas served 70 nearly two hundred euease.
Many beautliul and costly presents we're
receivsd by gppy couple.
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ToWNsENp

= q
Miss Mary Money was in Wilmington
on Wednesday.
Mrs. James Wilson, Of Smyrna, spent
Saturday with relatives in town.
MI. and Mrs. Walter Lee and SON spent
Monday with bis mother, Mrs. Maggie
Lee.
Mr.. Earl Shockley left on Tuesday for
the navy, where lie has enlisted for four
years.
Mr. Kemp Donovan was the guest Of
Mr.. Samuel Smith 10 Wyoming, over
subds
Miss Ethel MaIoney was the guest Of
relatives In WILMINGTON during the first
Of the week.
Nj. William Ames, Of Roxborough, Pa,
was guest at the home Of Miss Mary
Money On Sunday.
Mrs. Albert Lyman aud daughter, Mrs.
w Q. Money, we're the guests Of Smyrna
friends on Tuesday.
Mrs. Mary Money and Mrs. MolIie Nay.
loF spent Wednesday with Walter Money
and family, near town.
Mr. and Mrs James A. Lee and son, Of
near Clayton, spent Wednesday with her
sister, Nrs. Harry Gill
Mr. and Mrs. Albert Watts and son, Of
CeciltoD, spent Sunday with her parents,
Z, b shockley and family.
Misses Edna and Grace Carpenter, Of
near Odessa, epent Saturday with their
cousin, Miss Leilah Money
Mr.. William J. Ginp, Of near MoDon-
ough, spent Saturday and Sunday With
his uncle, Mr.. George Ginn and family,
near town.
Miss Arrelee H. Lattomus who has been
the past three weeks with her
parents here, returned 70 Moravian Semi
Hafy, Bethlehem, Pa, on Monday.
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A. FOGEL.,
MiddletoWn, Delaware.
Notice to Stockholders
LOT
American Liquidating
Company

Yonare hereby notified that on January
4th, 1903. in conformity With Section 50
Of tie General Corporation Law Of Della
ware. The following resolution was adopted
BY majority Of the whole Board Of Direct.
ors ofthis Company.
Resotped, Thatit is deemed advisable
in the Judgment Of the Board OF Directors
oftheAMERICAN LIQUIDAT1NG COM
PANY and most for the benefit Of said cor
poration, that said corporation should be
dissolved; and further
Resolred, That a meeting Of the stock
holders of said corporation be called for
the eighth day Of February, 1909, at
eleven O'Clock a. NJ, to be held al the
Office Of this corporation, at No. 20 Broad.
way, room 1853, in the city of New York,
state Of New York, to take action upon
the foregoing resolution.
And you are hereby notified to be
present at said Meeting.
AMERICAN LIQUIDATING CO..
BY Charles H / Lescil,
Secretary.
January 7th, 1909,
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TAr4's rRIp TO PANAMA


Preparations are under way at Norfolk
for fitting out the armored cruiser North
Carolina for the trip to be taken aboard
her by President.eIect Taft and party Of
six engineers to the Isthmus OF Panama
the latter part Of ths month.
Stores and supplies OF all kinds neces-
sary will be taken aboard at Norfolk for
the entire trip Mrs. Taftis to go with
the President-elect. and his private sec
retary also will be 3 member Of the
party.
Before leaving for Charleston. s. G.,
the cruiser probably will take 3 run OUT
side with her sister ship, the Montana,
which is to actas a convoy for the North
Carolina on the trip to Panama, for the
purpose Of thoroughly testing the engines
and seeing that everything is ID readi-
nees for the voyage to the isthmus.
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lh6ts Ffg,1Ril


A Joan " Ersf0usu aIsq
afbs hons o 3 lidIoneys u
a nsands snsa5s ao d lhe
seF sRt ~ sginE aF @ ha was
boi peAl q aiios nns l1ths 1880
haf parents bei5e John 81 -
Mgna h. eIie is lAffe 46feh lais.
is vi Agt0hilsS Nv
Odes ~ De .i.s .l suaplids.
hnaband was in business ID Townsend
lbr md ears and there tbs gs sar
psl VI Her mari q lli8 aa spent she
wps tie mother H sleEe1 children hihe
sons and two daughters Five Of BET lps
survive har she been widow i6fI
sen Six years. " fs. I,sitQrs xas q
wemtn d unnaual pegaonaiits blls sls
waa - kind "a 6sf cbildFen, 1n senl
wants aAa tFienda Wien aroused " sonS
aetof disebedisace. d spirit of nsaIs6s
and sFiHing, 80 could speak III 4 say %
bofhmend imEnaaiale and respected aslau.
ton ind Incidence Young msp who.
were Employed ID her husband, : store, aA
vel eEns Others. who. for time
bearded In her home, fpund il tier
woman WitI TIE Heart Of 4 true mother
Ste asde g stIs difference Is poslble
between item and her own boys They
ssre har boys. Some Of them bear.
tsstimony To-day % ths heip they received
nom her aympaihy and counsel. Her
religious experience VAS Of the positive
kind. She knew her Lord. Eonserted
Ia early lie At Union Cbnrch, near Town
send. she continued 20 grow in grace
shfongh her long life, witnessing gladly
10 tbs power of Jeans 10 save Az the'
last ahe was more thau conquefor To-
her death was ssiDgless. and the grave
without q terror Indeed she seemed
NOT u see 81 to think. Rather Sic cav
the gates Of pearl and the glory Of tlIs
Lamb. The beckonipg Of loved ones who
Ead passed Oh belors was stronger than
llis few earth Ties that were left. Her
last days we're spent 10 the home Of Nj
D. B. Maloney. her son-in-Iaw Here
sgery attention was given her that could
smooth her way down tothe riveF-eFoss-
ne. Since the death Of her daughter,
Ars. ?. p. Maloney, in September. 1907,
'he had waited eagsrly for her summons
% come home. Il came. and che was
,eady. The immportal spirit stepped out
# the lifeless body, and was caught up
3 be With God. Tenderly the aged form
i clay was laid away in Townsend Gene
eryon Saturday morning, January 9th.
. await The morning Of the resurrection.
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Master AlAtA wilson + shh hFflassi6e
NJ e F|a2asa s Is R'Isas|p phI|
tllis week
Mn B HalI bas sardsd h5Eas.
laissf Flsls i glsl
ME and Ms. 6 9. rsies nass Pitts.
dslphie sisiseFa tliS Hssk.
Mrs John Iofand fesurnea d
Philadelphia On Wednesday
ghsistIan EndssyoF prayer msstIne 50.
morrow evening Il clock
Alr 5ohns Il. II Garner vs. Philzdsl.
phia visitor one dsy shla week
MI. and Mrs. 1. B. Maplovs wers tha
guests ol Mrs. Robert Snyder On Sunday.
IS Mr. James Bosles and sisfer. Mrs. he.
Donald, we're guests 81 Nj. end Mrs. 6.
Bqgles on sunday
hlf. and Ms. frank Lattomus, 81 near
Wilmington. we're The guests Of Mt. John
Lalsolnns on sunday
Mrs. Almedia Moore, 81 Chester, apaIlk
part of this week Rith her parents. MF.
and Mrs John Holden
Many Warwiekgrniahs attended The
Kings MInstrsls ii The Midd ddIetoWn Opera
House % MondAy ssenlns,
There ulll be preaching al hp M 2
Church to-naorTov e ID go clock A. H.,
end 7sls E "a I Rev q ~ eallhm pastor.
Mrs.. James s Marriit aud daughter,
AfH Andrew Reynolds. of Gels, were shs
guests d Mss- y 4 Merritt ID Tuesday.
The Rel. MI Gil Of Washington, D. |
C.s did assist ths Rev O. N. Culluaa
aa ecgduled il bis revival meetings Of tbs |
past week, owing to the ssrions illness Of
bic son.
Returning from MiddletoWn on Eatur-
day evening and being unable to Zee
whers he was driving owing TO the ex.
sreme darkness, Nj. James Vineyard drove
into gully, upsstting bis carriage and
throwing the occupants ont. His wife
being one Of the number, received "a
ugly cut On ths head which was later
attended By physician who found ISL
necessary to take several stitches 10 order
70 close the cash. His brother. NJ. 4.
Vinyard, received 4 sprained ankle and
wrist. Miss Caldwell isnursing sore feet
The wheel passing over them, whilst the
driver received sprainsd wrist.
Middletown transcript., 1909-01-16
cEcILToN

Miss Elite Price, Of MiddIetown, was
in town last Saturday
Mr. Caulk, q Delaware, Is visiting his
sister. Mrs. o. E. Jones.
Mrs. William Anderson has been the
guest os Mr. and Mrs. William Morris ii
Wilmington.
Mrs. Albert Watts and son Edgar have
been visiting heI parents, Mr.. ana Mts.
Z 3. shoekley. Il Townsend.
NJ. John Anderson IS spending this
week n Philadelphia.
Miss Mary Etheringfon spent Sunday
with Mrs R. " BlackNay
MT. James smilh timere
visitor thid Wesk
Millard Taylor and william BF5kn, H.,
are on she sick Iisl
Mr. Philip vandegrift b. been sisisinr
II Philadelphia ana Woodbury.. n
Mas Ella 6. Dphadaway is spend hk
iapa tlliia W ID y El1hIna
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pkHoH


AH Mpllid iglIs6 |silIps II i sEpi
q siliyiha
Ms Dora Prise hds hsssh |iI6e if
Rlli aaeIpllia.
Ilssis Mias Grace Brad llsf
eighth 6iEthday lasi
Aifa m w Palk JpA If Pocaan1ka
Civ Ma VI Rfaiasg Mn. " b. Bie
Miss Ely Hodge, Of EIryn. Pa llas
bssn lhs sasst at friend h and nsaE town
AEH = " Messie spAnt Tuesday
'hss son ID. add Mrs. Y. Y. Msstick. ih
smyrna.
Mias MRFeAsbt Mccoy 81 near 0aass
u w gdeat q iser slater Mrs. AbraHI
HaydeS.
Mrs Charles n. Kern. oi RlilndsI
phia, i visiting her Sister, Mrs. WiTliREn
Brocksop
Miss Eliza r sC6chraa. .ol Elwyn. RS.
apens sundaE with mr. mother, Mrs, NJ.
R Cochran.
Ar. and Mrs. Joseph Bsalh Of Port.
Penn, spent Sunday With Mrs Raa
Webar and family
MI. Isaac N. Green entertained f,is
brother. Thomas j Green. Of Newark
one day lastweek
ny: md Mrs. Thorndyk Roe. u Grsei
wood, we're guests Of her parents hefe
seyetaI days this week.
MT and Mrs. A. g. Cox we're Id PhiIa-
delphia last week. where they attended
ihe funeral Of their cousin, Dr. VanTindal
Little Miss Myrtle Spicsr,o Of near Odessa,
spent several days this week with hsr
amt, Mrss J. Grassland, on South Broad
street..
Mr Isaac Green and two children,
Julian and Dorothy, Of Philadelphia,
spent last Sunday with bis parents. Mr..
and Mrs. Isaac NJ. Green. near town.
Middletown transcript., 1909-01-16
GLASGOW HAs rAsT HoRsEs

Glasgow is coming to the front with
fast horses. Every day one can see q
fast stopper jogging over the roads there.
II. M. Price has Uriu, 2.lI4, by Pan
Micheal, looking fine and expects to send
him over the halt-mile rings this summer.
J. Irwin Dayett can be seen daily with
Mary NJ !. 2Si last year Newark cham
pion and ptedice that the daughter Of
AlrantaEa win take 3 mark better than
2.2p this year.
Harry w. Davis bas q promising side
wheelsr 10 YiOlst A., By Gordon h..
2.lS4 He is uaingher on tbs read.
Edward Lester has fne thres.gear
old any BY Admiral Dewey, 2.O4s, ara ]
yearline By Pan Micheal, 20s.
Squire Buttsrworth has i promising
black tfotter which bias showed iii
ability 70 40 4 mile ID z. SO wish very title
training.
!. g. Barr lian fast gray PAGER bv:
Witfamby. 2Oeg Ittakes good ors y
bead her down TIE read.
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ELECTED NEW TEACHER
Miss Prudence \. Lewis WIN Teach New
Department

HAA7S 4 M0%uNS fss ASWA1 Et&m A$H%M NEW
Department
AZ special meeting of the School
Board Thursday evening. Miss Prudence
A. Lewis was elected as an assistant
teacher, and will enter upon her new
duties on Monday next. As stated in
The TRANSCRIPT in recent issue the
members Of the School Board have real
lied for several months, thai Misses Hail
and Jones in departmentsNos and 5 had
more than so scholars each. which waa de-
cidedly more pupils than theycoula prop
erly instruct. Miss Lewis is well qualified
for the position, being q graduate Of the
High School here and also Of the New
York Froble Normal School
The Board hasso re-arranged the course
Of studies, as to make three year course,
as under thenew arrangement each Of the
teachers ID Departments Nos. 4, 5 and 6
will now have one grade and one years.
course only. This will enable the instruc-
tors more time to devote to each scholar
in these grades, and enable the pupil to
graduate in ten years, thus saving him
one years study.
Middletown transcript., 1909-01-16
SALES 10 TAKE PLACE

4 y
WEDNESDAY,, JAEUaRy 20th, 1909
Public sale Of stock, farming implements,
ETC., BY Isaac Guessford, ON the Gray
Deakyne farm, at Smyrna Landing.
W. Harman Reynolds, auctioneer.
TUESDAY,, JANUARY 19st 1909. Pub
lie sale Of stock. farming implements,
ETC., by Stephen ]. Keen, on the road
leading from Greenspring to Records
Mills w Hartman Reynolds, auctioneer.
WEDNESDAY,, FEBRUARY 10th, l9O9.-
Public sale Of stock, farm implements, &c.
by Frederick Knots at his residence, on
the Appleton Farm. on the road from
Odessa to Townsend. Jos. NJ Armstrong,
auctioneer.
THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 1lth, 1909 Pub
lie sale Of stock, farming implements, Sc,
by John W. Carrow. Sr., neaa Mt. Plea.
SAINT. H. Y. Buckson, auctioneer.
TUEsDAY, FEBRUARy 10th, 1909 Public
sale Of stock, farming implements, ETC., by
W. s. Money, Executor, pn the Elliot
Farm, one mile west Of Townsend, Del.
WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 18th, 1909
Public Sale Of stock. farming implements,
&C., BY Jas. 7. ShalIcross. at bis Home
place, near McDonough. Jos. NJ. ARM
strong, auctioneer.
THURSDAY, FEBRUARy 18th. 1908. Pub
lie sale Of stock, farming implements,
etc, by Harry S. Wiley, on the John
Townsend farm, near Townsend. w.
Harman Reynolds. suctioneer.
FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 10Th, 1903. -Publie
sale Of Household Goods and Kitchen
Furniture by John P. Cochran, Jr,, at his |
home on the road leading from Middle-
town to Warwick, Md.
WEDNESDAY,, FEBRUARY Gath, 1908. -
Public Sale Of stock, farming implements,
stc., bySManloVe D. Wilson on she road
leading from Fieldsborongh to Noxontown
Mills. W. Harman Reynolds, auctioneer.
THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 18th, 1909 Pub
10 sale Of Stock, farm implements, houses
bold goods, &C., BY John p Cochran, ,Jr., /
Agt. at bis residence, one mile WeatI Of
MiddletoWn.
Middletown transcript., 1909-01-16
lll .l..s 9g1 9IEs


KA sn aiiFHz E9H Rsa|
sfz sieasd q |l'5n
fsa Jaf0sfF sh 4itn lie aa
E hsenae6 % he HopAe by splslen 81
se Pha Eeeas lsssoan fhnA III
p6!5 lIa9s bil Fapeallne tie bottle
S.ise E 'sf tlaI Six members d
i q ~ aazIe counts
lsslli petiti fbT resnhmisaion u
llIs S rs 8. fsfa IS Castle 81 s6s ones.
sIpa 81 Is lesnza ot 50 lieehse Of The sals
Of AlokIs liquors.
fessiiiativa e faportsd to have
signed The petitioe afe ii cDouald, oi
sIili Creek hnpdFsd Repnbiican !. Nor.
siapps Of White Gay Creek hundked, Ha.
publicar III Ellison. oi Penoader IInn.
drsa RapabIicae; Nj Phafo. Of sg.
Gsog hepdsed Republican; Nj Ginn,
81 Appoqa aniniipk h0udfsd, Democrat;
and ~ Afnistrona of Biackbifd hun-
dred, uonSoeraI
Es also is said that Senator Hart, Demos
craa IT Tovnssnd. has signed stid that
Senator Finn; Republican. Christians
minded and Senator Corbit, Of Isl.
Georges hundred. Republican, viii sien.
skiing The required msjOrity Of ulembers
81 both branches from rural New Castle
county necessary fof tie Legislature IL
enact law IoE reaubniaaion ID the rural
county
Tbs Raw Jolln 81 Aftefss Geld agens1
oilhs Anti.saleou Esasus. Is reV0rted to
have obtaiued tlls signatures of Che Houae.
members but NJ. ArseFs refused 70 deny
Of confirm It,
Any attempt 70 Eeanbmit in rural New
Castle county Rill be met hy an endeasofi
on tbe part Of the license advocates ID
have . State vide resabmisaion. When the
rural New Castle county submission petit
tion and bill are presented. II they are
presented. an effort vii Be msde 10 have
Il amended so as 70 include submission
of the license question again throughout
fhe entire State, just IS the license quess
ton uaa voted on year ago.
The Temperance advocates NOT only are
claiming q majority Of both hranches
favorable to their cause, bus they are
replying on Democratic members who are
openly wet" in their sentiments sup-
porting 4 resnbmission bill for THfal New
Castle county ON the ground that the
Democratic State platform, dec AIRED ID
fapor d submission whenever conatitu-
tional majority Of members Of each
branch from that district petitioned for
submission. The temperance advocates
are depending on the platform declaration
10 line up their members solidIy Tor re j
submission bill for rural New Castle county
should the petition be signed by major
Ity Of members in each branch from that
district
: Representative Pharo's bottle Law" re-
pealer Is designed to prohibit the selling OF /
liquor in quantities less than one quart to
be drunk of the licensed premises. Un-
der the present Law any saloon proprietor
who pays the additional license of S25 has
The privilege Of selling in quantities less
than one qnartto be drunk off ths prem
ises. Should the repeater go through it
would ipus an end to the sale of i'half.
pints" and the carrying Of beer in kettles
from saloons.
Itwas admitted by some of the mem-
oers from rural New Castle, who had
ligned the local option petition that six
bad been obtained in the House
ind that the signatures Of Senator Finn
8 the only one lacking 10 make up the
'equired majority in both branches.
There is not much doubt but that sena-
tor Finn will sign.
Middletown transcript., 1909-01-16
M. BANNING,
DEALER IN FINE
GROCERIES,! !!

q
Here are some of our spec
ials for,the next week. Mems
heavy fieeced underwear the
best goods that can be had
on the. market were 50c.,
now 38c. Boys heavy fIeec-
ed underwear we're 3Oc. now
Csc. One lot Ladies under
wear, were 25c. now 15c.
Several patterns of Outing
Flannel were 10c. now SC.
also q lot of Bates, Palmer
& Red Seal Seersucker was
12c. and 12a now 1Qc. also a
lotof shaker Flannel was 12c.
now 1Oc. Z bars Of SC. Toilet
soap q l box of Talcum Pow
der 25c, New Can, Corn at
&c. per can, Merry War Lye
was 10c., now Sc.
Come and get the hrst
choice before these bargains
are all gone.
You will also find a full line
of goods such as is kept in a
first class store.
ong distance phone, 60.
Middletown transcript., 1909-01-16
zee CoUNraY RArEa

VIZ
It's not the biggest paper
That I pounce upon st first;
Nor theone that has most in it
That / want to see she worst,
But the little country paper
From she place I used TO live
Is the most delightful reading
That fellow can conceive.
You read the locals over
With an eagerness aud zest
It's like shaking hands with people
That you like the heaFtieat
Aud though there's little in them
Still each name is like face.
And the past beams down upon you
Asthe sprawliDg linesyon trace.
You see the home Of childhood,
And the little country store.
And the face Of your old sweetheart.
In the Eine-emboweTed door
And the old school and your playmates
MinEle with the locals read.
Notwithstanding some are married.
Notwithstanding some are dead.
There's the forest long departed
And the little swimming hole,
And the past crowds in upon you,
Filling mind and eyes and soul
And the little country paper
From the crude and distant press.
With its freight Of homely items,
Soitens life like caress.
Middletown transcript., 1909-01-16
Curse Blood, skin Diseases, Cancer Greatest
Blood Purifier Free

Ifyour blood is impure, thin. diseased
hot Or full Of hnmor. if You have blood
poison, cancer, carbuncles, eating sores,
scrofula, eczema, itching, riaings and
bumps scabby, pimply skin, bons paine,
catarrh, Rheumatism or any blood OF skin
disease, take Botanic Blood Balm tB. B
B.) Soon all sores heal. aches md pains
stop and the blood il made pure aud rich
DfuEeiats Or BY express 81 per large bot
sle. Sample free by writing Blood Balm
CO.. Atlanta. Ga. BIB. B. is especially
advised for chronic deprecated cases, as
ii cures after all else faiis
Middletown transcript., 1909-01-16
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IIs lIIs EeIIz

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.aa iRs as A.
G1inE % Al6 ~ epd psn
ol u > = - s inv n.sl
zapp. q.
FOR warwick Ceeiitan and lie 3 20 S
aa. mAd fsA5 psuis
Middletown transcript., 1909-01-16
Down go the
Prices
OUR ANNUAL
Jan. Clearance Sale
BEGINS
Jan. I'd

The announcemet is welcome
news to the patrons of this store.
You have all learned our Motto:
"Never to carry any goods over
from one season to the other.
This is done regardless Of cost
no matter what the loss may be.
Advertised reduction sales are
SO common these days, but it is
q mistaken idea to suppose thatall
reduction sales are.
The people of this vicinity have
always found good merchandise
at lower prices than elsewhere,
and always found everything as
represented and advertised IA
this Store So come and be con
vinced, as you will find every.
thing as represented. Come
early before all these bargains 60
at such low prices. Yon viii
wonder how We do it.
Middletown transcript., 1909-01-16
) HEAD or
no and col IS

lIOk5E 1''e ULIA
No. Star DurCck, Jr., dark hay ssal,
lion, years old. g hands. weighs IOo
lbs. sired bY Star Dur0ck, dam Sprinp
Hi mare. This Is very fne horse.
3 sure coli gettar, and as work on dFiv.
Ing horse there are i8W his equal. This
horse Is money aksf 70 the purchaser.
I bought this hofss Of NaItef Myers 81
BlackistOns Cross Roads,
NO. Bird, Bag Tnars, GOOD work
and brood mare, believed 10 BE- ID foal By
No i
No Fanny, bay mare, s wears old in
che spring. 1 have broken her to all hars
ness, and she promises lo make an ex-
cellent road mare, fearless Of al objects.
No. May, bay colt, s months old,
sired By George Morris stallion, dam No.
2. This is tlne COLI.
One Boar Hog, jersey Red and q fine
one, Il months old.
FARMING IMPLEMENTS,
Two aarm wagons, in good order 1
hoTee cart. | eleEen-disc Buckeye grain
drill, ten-hoe Missonfi grain drill. / Nc
COrmick binder,1 Desiring mower, Buck
eye wheel cilltiyatCr, l Little Diamond
wheel cultivatOF, 2 tW0shorse Oliver plows
3 one.Eoras pIoWs, 8 Hand eultivators. 2
truck harrows. 75-to0th iron harrow. i
disc harrow, roller, peach bed and
springs, will carry 60 baskets; tomato
rigging, set bolster springs, / corn shelter.
nearly new; New Holland No. feed
mill, Appleton feed mill, ! grain fan,
with bagger attachment; lawn mower, !
garden seeder and all attachment. 10 good
order; 1 20-foot ladder, ladder, IA feet
long; hook ladeF. sixteen feet long; one
peach ladder, 800 tomato baskets, 300
bushel crates, one wheel barrow grass
seeder, one spraying pump, one circular
saw and bench, lot betting, sets ploW
gears, one set carriage harness, new; one
set wagon harness. 4 collars, a brides,
1ne farm bell. one No. 8 Buffalo bellows.
,ne cider mill, 2, 8 and 4-horse trees.
ioFks, shovels, hoes and many other
articles not mentioned.
TERMS OF SALE
All sums Of $50 and under, the cash will
le required; on sums over that amount
;redit of Nine Months will be given by
purchaser giving bankable note with ap-
sroyed security, interest added. No
'oods 70 be removed until conditions are
omplied with.
: STEPHEN ]. KEEN.
n. HARMAE REYEoLDs, Anctioneer.
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