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The Sentinel=record., 1911-07-22
PEACE SOUGHT
 BY DE LA BARRA
iNAUGuRATES NEW MILITARY PLAN TO STAMP OUT PET
 TY TROUBLES.
insurrecto Officers Tender Aid to subdue Warning Bands in All
 Sections of Country.

Mexico City, July 2l.-With many leaders of the late revolution report Img to him, General Ciemente Villas enor, chief of the military zone or
 Jallsco, will be placed at the head lof Mexico's rurales.
 In making the announcement to- might President De La Barra added that General villasenors insruc -.hs
 would be to run down the bandits and lawless bands and that the Ma derista pfucers who today offered their services were in thorough ac- cord with the plan.
 Twice today. once at Chapultepec
 ana once at the Natlonai ralace Doales of these officers, some of whom had been known as generals in Madero's Iarmy, called upon the president as- lsured him that they were willing to do anything in their power to assist lin the restoration of order. Their offers of service were ac- Icepted and 1t is expected that many |of them will bring to the corps of rurales men who served in the ranks Iof the revolutionists. Minister De La Barra expressed his qualification and stated that he now believed it would be but a short time befor,, normal conditions would prevail.
 In the state If Puehla, he said, Imost of the Maderistas had been mus tered out and Francisco 1. Madero was meeting with success in the disarmament of the men in the yicin- Iity of Tehuacan.
 But it must not be expected that la country can leap in a day from g lstate of war to one of absolute or lder," said he to an Associated Press representative
 q know there have been disorderf Inere and there and there probably Twill be more. That Is something that may be expected, but or the whole,
 conditions a.a wonderfully improv- ed,
 Today the president sent specific instructions to the governor of fu- ebla to use III energy possible in
 bringing to justice those guilty of the riots and murders in the state oi
 Puebla last week. The governor re- piled that the case Was being rig idly investigated and the president Isent to him another message in which Inc intimated that the judicial ma
 chinery of the state and that of the executive department must not be de- layed an instant and that if more
 soldiers were necessary to bring the
 guilty ones to Justice they would De sent.
 To the Magonista, or sociaiistic
 movement, the president attached
 little importance.
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The Sentinel=record., 1911-07-22
Strikers Return to Work.

Chihuahua. July 21.--After hayin' been on strike for only three hours the central girls of the telephone company returned to work today, ana their wages were substantially rais- led.
 The three hundred employees of the La Paz Clothing t<lipany were also granted an increase in wages and re- turned to work today.
 The only strike here now Is that Iof the men of the American Smelling and Refining Company.
The Sentinel=record., 1911-07-22
Bakers Give Up Strike.

Mexico uity, Juiy zi. zi.--tonv'nced that the owners of the oaxer,es wcuid make good their threat to replace them with men from other towns' the striking rreadmakers today dec'd- led to return to work without having their demand.
Fort Pierce news., 1911-01-06
DEATH or MISS VIOLA HORTON
Estimable Young Lady succumbed
to Pneumonia in Palatks.

at 1915 o'clock Sunday morning Miss
Clara Viola Horton died Of pneumonia
in the City Hospital at Palstka. AL
most simultaneously with the dying Of
the old year her spirit took its fight
aack to its Maker, and the New Year
dawnsd dreAry and desolate TO the low
ing hoarts OF her brothers and sisters,
Miss Horton, who was a most estima.
BILE young lady, was trained nurse
having practiced her n.ofession since
girlhood, and with her sister, Mrs. E..
H. Williams, had cbaage Of the City
Hospital in Palatka, where they were
doing great work for humanity. De-
ceased was i'll only short week, and
when the end came two sisters and one
brother were at the bedside,
Miss Horton was "a years old, was
born at Orange City, Ella, and lived
practically all her life iD, ner natiye
State. She leaves to mourn her loss
two brothers, Messrs. Chas. M. and
Frank r. Horton OF Fort Pierce, ard
Two sisters, Mrs. w Il. jackson, 81
Fort Pierce, and NIts. i H. Williams
of5alatka. besides a host oipersonai
tr1ends ali along the East Coast Of
Florida.
The body was brought to Fort Pierce
Sunday aud interment took place in the
Fort Pierce cclnetery Monday after.
noon. Funeral services we're cobduclal
at the Methodist church by Rey 81.
". Mcconbf q the Prssbytegian
church
Fort Pierce news., 1911-01-06

The Atlantic Coast Lines offer Of
$3.50 for the arrest andconyiction Of the
assassin OF Engineer W, H. Burke, has
been augmented by the Brotherhood Of
Locomotive Engineers Of Division 100,
making the sum now $500. 1t Is thought
by some that toe engineer was uninten-
tionally killed by some one who reck-
lessly fired at the passing train while
on a Christmas frolic.
Fort Pierce news., 1911-01-06
NEWS GLEAllINGs FROM FLOE
Paragraphs of Important Ev
IN all Parts of the State.

A fire at Montcrief Park last III
day delayed the races for about an
aud ave The nerves OF the sports
tie est. A barn and some tools
bur cd.
nearly l5-foot alligator was
ay captured 10 Polk county
sold for fifty dollars to a Jackson
man. The things are given awi
the East Coast.
Ho.el Breakers, one OF the fash
bic resorts at Palm Beach, opene
the season Christmas eve and so fl
enjoyed the best patronage in
years for this time OF the season.
The Juniper Club, Of Louisville,
composed Of wealthy men and j
clans, are now on their game res
liol near Astor, Volusia county, V
they own 10000 acres Of land used
for hunting purposes.
The old citizens Of Fort Laude
gave the new eomcrs big bsske
nis at the beach recendly and nsa
thousand people participated! Th
growing little city nov claims q
.leion Of near 1900.
0neof tbe new towns that basl
ccme into existenee 8 Detroit, dc'
D4de codnsy. named after is biz 4
sake In Mlchi Z. Already t'pere
ep bpils na0' han seysF.'y.nys
Fort Pierce news., 1911-01-06

sppoiuted committees 70 view, mark
and survey said road and report to this
board at its next regular meeting,
Petition otC f, Olnstead and John
II, Wynn for public county road as
iOliows Begin at Indian Riyer at the
scush line OF j. Bernigaud's land in Lot
?, Sec. %, Up. S5 s, r 20 E, and run
west toright Of way Of the Fla. E, O.
Ry. Co. road, thence west TO edge OF
savannah, thence northwest TO inter-
ct with road to White City, said road
0 be 20 feet wide, received, and Chas,
Lord G, E, Hoofnagle and c, A. JUS
tice are appointed a committee to view,
mark and survey said road and report 10
this hoard at itslpeSt regular meeting.
Communication from X. Bentel Co, OF
Palm Beach county in re ferry across
ST. Lucie river at Stuart received, and
on motion d. e. Ansfia isauthorized to
act in the matter for This board.
Petition OF j. j. Barton, G, H Mc-
Laughlin,. ct al, for a public county
road as follows Begin at the Tantie
road aud run east OF north 1881 yards,
lntessecting the Fort Pierce and Fort
Drum road near the Fort Drum bridge
Sl3O yards south Of Fort Drum on the
Tantie road, received, and II. Fl. Han
cock, Smith Drawdy and II, H Holmes
are appointed committee to view and
mark and survey said road and report
to this board at It's next regular meet
ing.
On motion, the clerk is authg'" %
purchase a typewriter for
clerks Office.
Petition of Otis r. Par, -.
Penney, ct al, for public cou W road
40 feet wide on the best route possible,
as follows Begin at the rock road
where the same intersects the center Of
Sec, 8, TIP. 50 S., r. 40 E., thence run
northeasterly TO a point one-fonrth Of a
mile east of the township corner known
as the northwest corner of Townsh p S5
5. r. 40 E., thence to connect with any
roads that may be established By the
Sla. e. c. Really Co. in the develop
neat OF their lasds, recsived, and J. f,
AndrewA Il Nasilerspn Ss'd Elmer
Kobb are Spp,shted 6 committee to
view mark and survey said road and
report to this boardat its next regular
meeting.
On motion, the salary Of Fish and
Game Warden is fixed at sl0O per
month and no expenses allowed, until
further notice,
Fort Pierce news., 1911-01-06
mnty COMMISSIONER be. aeoording

mntY Commissioners met accordlng
sw January 8, l9ll. Present e. A.
Holt, c, II, Edwards, A. N. Hoofnagle,
D. E. Austin and Peter Raulerson, with
]. E. Fultz, clerk, and ]. A. Alderman,
deputy sheriff, and organized by elect
ing C. H. Edwards chairman.
On motion, +. L. Hemmings Is em-
ployed as counsel for the board at 400
per snnum.
Petition Of ]. G.. May, G. s. Bixby
aud others for public county road De.
ginning on the bank Of Indian River on
ahe south line of land owned by Mrs.
Bteidt ia Sec. Ia, Tp 35 s, r, 40 E.,
thence run west along said south line
to the right OF way OF the Fla. e. @.
Railway Co., thence on across said rail-
way right of way along said line west
to lntersect with the county road lead
ing from Fort Piecre TO White City,
Fla, said road to be 30 feet wide. re-
csived, and 6. F, Hoofnagle, G. a. Jus
tice and Chas. Lord are appointed a
committee to view, mark and snyTes
said road and report te this board atits
nsxt regular meeting.
PetltloaofJ. s. Padgett, gChss q.
Inead rfeffet al for o public county
road as follows: To charge the road
running across the Saeger eo2ersy IN
Sec. Is. Up. SO, s.. r. 4oESsndSloeAse
as follows beginning at the northwest
corner .: Sec, Is, Up So $, R 40 E,
thence east half mile, thence north a
hall mile tointersect with road leading
70 Carson STATEN, said road 70 be 30
ieet aide, resolved, and III e. Robin
1sIpes Nelson and J J., Britt are
Fort Pierce news., 1911-01-06
MINUTES or SCHOOL BOARD
Board Held Final Meet
ing Monday.

The Board Of Public Instruction in
and for st. Lucie county met in regular
session on January I'd, 1911, with w. Fl.
Tylander, chairman, G, f. Coon, w. G.
Breadock, Jr., aud A, D. Penney, Sec.
and Supb,, present.
Theirs being no business before the
board, except making the necessary ar
rangements for farming over the books
and other Office supplies 10 Che new
board tn session adjourned sine die
after ord cing the followieg warrants
Fort Pierce news., 1911-01-06

Certificate Of cashier OF bark Of Fort
Pierce attached showing balances cor
rect as claimed.
Communication from Hooert Crab
tree U. S. engineer, T, 7eived and sled.
On motion, $4,000 is allowed and or
Gsred paid TO Z, J. RedstJne & Son on
Sebastian bridge contract.
On motion lighter at Iantie is sold
foa s5,0S aud money turned oNer to the
county treasurer TO be placed IN road
and bridge fund.
On motion, the CLERK is authorized to
prepare Necessary papers, etc., for use
At the next regular meeting for having
certain tax certificates cancelled.
Fort Pierce news., 1911-01-06

5II0IIi q IO'ytdI UIu SUu {
'ay mail clerk, was bu
I Ocala last week wh5l
te men poured gasoline
clothing and then delib-
d fire to it. The inhu-
ugh Benbow and Robert
In Jail. While the hoy
with pain the men made
1T out the fire.
Fort Pierce news., 1911-01-06

The new school board held a mee
and organized on j. uary 3rd.
proceedings will be blished in
next issue.
Fort Pierce news., 1911-01-06
COMMISSIONERS MET
Proceedings of Both Old and
New Boards.
dwards Elected Chairman
When New Board was
Organized Tuesday.

The county commissioners met In
regular session January "a, l0ll. Pres.
ent. =. Kroe9el, chairman, G. II. Ed
wards D, r, Austin, X. +. McLaugh-
liu, A. N. HoofnagIe, with }, E. Fultz,
clerk and j, A. Alderman, deputy
sheriff.
Minutes of last regular meeting and
called meeting held December nth
was read and approved.
Receiyed from E. c. Lumber < SC
1880 for one car Of shell, and from {
b. Hall % cents for Que load of shell
and said amounts turned orerto county
treasurer
Report OF +. NJ, Tyler, collector, f {
the month Of December 1910, receive
showing licenses collected for Stat, ;
Si1s 60; for courty 5000; poll taxe' !
for 1910, Y,
Clerks report Of tax redemptions
and purchases for the month Of Decem'
Der, 1910, received, shSwing sS2S2s
collected.
County judges report received and
fled.
Report Of J, II. Wynn, treasurer re-
ceived, showing balances on hand
Tannaav 1 1911 ne follows
Fort Pierce news., 1911-01-06
ms NEW YEAR BALL
,ightest Social Func.
of the Season.

,sr bali given last Satur-
= the Fort Pierce Yolun-
partment proved TO be .
md one Of the brightest
. os the season. IL was
. attended dance given
time, there being about
dancing and . number OF
nee was not confined to
80 fun lovers, but St, Luz
ed, Ankona, Walton and
in the county were well
nd alIpressnt thoroughly
ening.
furnished BY the Fort
md was all that could be
'se most yitalIy Interested
Iings Of the evening the
yte presided at the door
5000 taken in for admis-
McCarty, who presided
b bowl and heavier re-
2 the dining room re
ON thai source. OF this
goes 10 the fremen's
Fort Pierce news., 1911-01-06

w, T., fl'YLAgDER
Attest: A. d. PENNEY, Charm
Sec. and Co. Supt.
Fort Pierce news., 1911-01-06

also 10 course Of erection two hotels and
a school house.
Walter Lever, an escaped negro con-
Vict from the Florida Pine Co, aud for
whom sl0O reward is offered, is de.
scribed as having blrthmsrk on his
chest representing five difereut hands.
each haud having five outstretched fin.
gers as If in the act OF grasping some
thing,
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry NJ Flsgler were
not so lavish with their hospitality aud
invitations this Christmas as formerly
enjoying the day without molestatlon
or annoyance 10 their private car at
Palm Beach, thus missing the stareo-
typed write-ups Of his few familiars
among the East Coast editors,
The Savannah Morning News says :
A movement has been starred il Flor
ida for the erection OF mony neut to
the memory Of the late Ma. leon r.
Broward, who lifted him5el by the
bootstraps from steamboat deck hand
to Governcr and United Senator elect
Subscriptions arc said to be growing at
fairly good aDd encouraging rate.
Mr.. Broward was typical Floridian
and illustrated his state anely, The
people OF FLORIDA will honor themselves
In honoring his memory"
a manifesto signed by nearly 500 ci-
gar makers Of Tampa has just been is
sued, printed In Spanish and English,
declaring thai the strike has, lasted six
months and that the signers are willing
and prepared e hold out a year longer
under the san onditions, or before
they will vic thr uninn obliga-
tions,
Superintendent w, N. Mcdonald Of
the Southern Division Of the f. f. c,
railroad lately enjoyed the unique ex..
perienc1 trolling from the rear end
Of a ira ming over one OF the ex-
tension ,ts and catching four big
cavalie. =. feat has often been ac-
complished before, but this time IL was
Mr.. Mcdonald
''le nost important feats ever
by the Jacksonville police
capture. last Friday eve-
Welch, Of Plttsburg, Pa,
er, Of New York city, S.
Norfolk, and one Andrew
g of thieves an burglars
~ n working the tourist
u. .,a Of the burglars 'plpedp
...u. .E.
%. ,hell, l3.year old son
'ay mail clerk, was bu
Ocala last week wh5l
te men poured gasoline
clothing and then delib-
d fire to it. The inhu
ugh Benbow and Robert
In jail. While the hoy |
with pain the men made |
1t out the fire.
Fort Pierce news., 1911-01-06
Financial statement.

Bal, In treas as per last STINT s4.,
Receipts for month. ,.-.~., 3
Warrants outssa'ng this cate ia
sle,5
Warrants outstanding as per
last streport. .........~......~.....-... 1914
Total warrants drawn this mo 1,S
Cash on hand this date.....-..~~ %
slc
Fort Pierce news., 1911-01-06

20" w 'flcLSsl, 200 IT,
l6 Is
420 OF
.2,l4l SO
.. -. I.O82 81
I" No, 5...." $50 IS
Special road undivided $50 u
Fish aud Game Warden. 500 90
Newark post. (Newark, Del.) 1910-1969, 1911-01-04
Banks will supply you upon request
No. | West 5th St., Wilmington, Delaware

ton. Old Kris appeared at the close
and gave each scholar bag OF candy,
while the pastor, c. F. Benjamin, re-
ceived handsome pair Of fine driving
gloves and his wife, Mrs. Benjamin,
a fine sofa cushion. The silver Offer
ing taken at the door amounted to
eight dollars.
Our citizens were alarmed on Satur-
day evening by the cry OF Fire. fire,
CAMS barn is on fire." 1t proved
to be not Cams barn but that of
Andy Desmond, on the hill one mile
west of Landenberg. 1t was entirely
consumed, together with all the crops
of last year About 20 tons of old hay,
II head of cows and a horses were
lost Mr.. John Curry was the first
person on the scene and he succeed
ed in getting out four heifers. The
fire had gained such Roadway that he
was unable to release the best of the
stock The loss was partly covered
by insurance in the Chester County
Fire Insurance Co.
The Literary Society of the Ep-
worht League will hold the next meet
ing at the parsonage in Landenberg.
! They are to be entertained by the
young people of Landenberg Church.
A drama by home talent will be
rendered in Wizards Hall in the near
| future.
Newark post. (Newark, Del.) 1910-1969, 1911-01-04
Observation-Disclosures

Our enterprising butcher, Howard
McMullin, is kept very busy IN the
pork line. On Monday he killed 70
head of hogs, making a total weight of
1000 lbs. He reports hogs very scarce
but is getting his share.
c. T. Richards, the blacksmith Of
Our busy town, is having vacation in
horse shoeing, since the mild weather
and rain of the last few days has
moved the ice off the roads.
George F. Fredd, one OF our pros
porous farmers. is now shipping his
crop OF White Dent Corn" to Burst
& Co., Oh Philadelphia, for seed. Mr..
Fredd has made a speciality of raising
seed corn Tor several years and is a
corn grower. This year he will ship
nearly 1000 bushels of selected corn
from fifteen acres, besides 400 bushels
OF sound short ears that he considers
not quite the kind to plant.
The Christmas entertainment of the
Kembleville M. E. Church on We'd
nesday evening, December 18th, was
we'll attended considering the stormy
evening. An excellent program, Ell
titled An Angels Message, was rem
dered by the school A great deal OF
credit is due Mrs. Fell and Mrs. Bat
ting for the interest they took in train
ing the chldren-Mrs. Fell in the reci-
tations and Mrs. Batting in the music
Miss Nellie Batting accompanied the
music with violin and Mr.. Walker Eel
with cornet. The recitation entitled
dolly Don't Tell" by little Heller
Westendori and solo by Master
| kennady Fell, deserve special men
Newark post. (Newark, Del.) 1910-1969, 1911-01-04

son last week
Miss Hannah Passmore, OF Talley-
vile is visiting J. Howard Mitchell
and family
Miss Sarah, Eastbu n spent the week
end in Wilmington.
Mrs. Weldon Hepburn, of Idaho,
and Miss FlorerTe Yeatman, near
Yorklyn, were the guests of Mrs.
John Walker last Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. John NJ Walker and
Miss Helen NJ Thompson dispensed
holiday hospitality from the Walker
home last Thursday evening. The
brightly lighted home shed forth well
coming rays to the approaching guests
while indoors the Christmas greens
seemed to combine with the smiles and
handclasps OF host and hostesses to
radiate good cheer. About fifty friends
assembled to indulge in the favor,te
game of Five Hundred. The bouquets
fell to Mr.. Fred Becker, OF Whining
on Among the guests were Mr.. and
| Mrs. Aired Walker, Mr.. and Mrs.
William Peach, Mr. and Mrs. Fred
| Becker, Mr.. and Mrs Leslie Eastburn,
| Mr.. and Mrs Harry McVaugh, Md
md Mrs Pasmore, Mr. aud Mrs. John
Newark post. (Newark, Del.) 1910-1969, 1911-01-04
South Newark Personals

Mr.. c. R. Dare, OF George School
:, "a spent the Christmas mondays with
his parents
Mrs. X. J. Colbert entertained a
number OF her relatives fin Sunday
last.
Miss Laura Holton has accepted a
position With She Wilmirkton and
Philadelphia Traction Company of
Wilmington
Mrs. J. K Dare and two sons spent
the week end with relatives in New
York.
Miss Myra E. Funk spent the Xmas
holidays with friends in Wilmington.
MIR. a. |. Patterson is visiting his
daughter, Mrs. w. B. Lane
DR.. } r. Dare spent Monday with
his family at South Newark.
Mr.. C-etus Boyd is learning tele-
graphy at South Newark under the
supervision Of Mr.. J. W. Mann, op-
orator.
Miss Lora Little, Of Boothwyn Pa,
was the guest OF Miss Laura Holton
during the past week.
Newark post. (Newark, Del.) 1910-1969, 1911-01-04
VIII you send New Year Check to Aid this Great Work.
DELAWARE ANTETUBERCULOSS SOCIETY :. =

MITCHELL DR.. and Mrs. John Ball,
Misses Sarah Eastburn, Sophia and
Evelyn Nivin. Emeline and Margaret
Derrckson, Ella Springer, Ida Pier
son, Elizabeth Mcdonald, Misses Nc
Donald, Ellen Mitchell, Louisa
Swayne, Gertrude Cranston, Messrs.
Robert Cranston, Howard Richards,
Edwin Peach, Henry Mitchell, Fran
els M. Walker. Robert Kelton, John
Rubencame, Septimus Nivin. Robclt
B. Walker. George Ewart.
Harmony Grange met in Grange
Hall on Monday evening The new
officers were installed, after which a
social hour was spent. Mr. William
Peach displayed the skill OF French
chef and served oysters in every style.
The visitors present were Mr.. Ban
croft, OF Wyoming, Del, and Miss
Hannah Passmore, OF West Brandy
wine Grange.
Miss Mary Cox visited William
Scott near Rosedale, Pa, last week
| Israel Marshall, who has been seri-
ously i'll in Philadelphia Hospital
has returned to his Yorklyn home.
The weather has forced some OF our
readers to the conclusion that rather
than autos or buggies, the choice fo1
| them is a fine open fire.
! A pleasant surprise was planned
and skiliully carried out by Mr.. ano
Mrs. Warren Marshall last Friday
evening III honor of Miss Anna Mar.
| shall and Mr.. Norman Mancill. The
affair was in the form OF shower, al
the ladies bringing presents which
! carried out the color scheme OF pinl
Newark post. (Newark, Del.) 1910-1969, 1911-01-04

Mr.. Richard Cuff is SPENDING n,so,,
with his parents near Balt;nera N
Misses Edna Grove and Jennie
1resson were " ilmington visitors IL e.
week. - '''''ois 'ds'
Miss Hattie Moore visited Cherry
Hill friends last week.
~ MISS May Hyde, Of Chester, spent
the mondays with her cousins Misses
Nate Montgomery and Ida Getty
MISS Bessie Whittingham was a
guest at Sharon Hill house narfv
last week. pa y
!, MT Alonzo Messick and Miss ID
nan ANDERSON were Wilmington visi-
tors last week. 40
Mrs, Leslie Moore and son Ken
nard and Miss May Hall, visited Mrs,
D. d =. Messick at McC.el. ancsyllle, on
New Years Dav. "a
Newark post. (Newark, Del.) 1910-1969, 1911-01-04
Congratulations For Phi Sigma

The members of the local Phi Sig
ma Fraternity are repoicing over be-
ing made chapter in the national
Sigma NJ fraternity.
Newark post. (Newark, Del.) 1910-1969, 1911-01-04
AROUND HOCKESSIN

Mr. and Mrs. Fred Becker, on VIII
mlngton, and the Misses Crumbaugll
were the guests OF Miss Helen Thonp
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1911-12-05
Il. f. Knox. Auctioncer.

Auction SALE OF HOUSEHOLD
AND KITCHEN FURNITURE.
PURSUANT to the tcrms OF deco el
: trust or chattcl mortgage brarln;:
date on August .. 1911, and duly rcrorucd
aunGur the Deed Books Of Alexander
CIV. Virginia. in Deed Book No. ii. page
BIB. given hyNicrton y. Stcelman 10 Inc
undersigned. default having been made
in the uaymcnt Of the note srcIir1d ny
said decd If trust. and NJ the request "l
the holder OF said note the Undersigned
yili otl'cr for sale 1T public auction. nj
pat1crsol's Storage Warcroorns, No.
III South Fairfax Street. Alexandria
Virginia. III II o'ciocka m. on Thursday
December II. 1911, the following person
III property: ,, o.,-
consisting Of Il bCrl. oI1 rocking cha'.';
two Glars. waSnstand. bureau ana
center table, one bedroom SUIT CONSIST
ing OF iron bed. bcvel!cd plate mirror
\ yashstand. Il small rocking chair. one
chest Of drawers. one ice chest. one ON
inc room table and six dining room
chairs. one leather covered co'lch. Two
mats. one rug, lot, Of carpets au, iiat'
ing, tour rocking chairs, ore nan r'ieN'
one small center table. one noohcase'
ono crib. one sideboard. one sewing ma
chine. Il lot Of kitchen utcnails. one
kitchen range and one stove.
Terms OF Stic: Ash. NJ, =:
GARDNER l.. BOOTlE, trustee.
decJ til