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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-09-04
HILL VICTIM
OF INTRIGUE
BERLIN AMBASSADOR ISSUES SIG
NlFICANT STATEMENT OF
RESIGNATION.
Contains statement From President
TO Effect That Services Were
Pleasing.

BERLIN. Sept. David Jayne
HiH. the retiring American ambas-
sador. on the even OF his departure
from Berl.n. has broken silence with
regard 10 his resignation. which was
accepted by President Taft last April
The Ambassador gave out a statement
20 day. intimating that there had been
q delibeTatc intrigue 90 dIscrcdit him
and misrepresent the reasons for his
resignation lie announced his dec
lination o. decoration which the
emperor offered him.
u cannot leave Germany" says the
amba without expressing ap-
probation az the Kindness I expert
cuced here. particularly from his
amnesty. who generously intimatod his
wish to confer upon mo an honor.
which fhc laws ~ my country forbid
me- tp accept ] have. however. con
sidercd proper to receive from his
majesty. v ho generously minated his
able relations. piece ~ porcelain
from The royal p0frries and I wish
to make public acknowledgement
of th's mark of friendship
Victim, % Plot.
~ frc slime of mv resignation iu
Npr there gHe much speculation TO-.
aa~f.n- flo reason therefore. and
legend concerning mv course in the
negotiations between mf government
trI Germany over fhc potash confro.
terst eas carefully prepared and
..deIF circulated positively decarIng
nr HIi'fed au'nrrft That mf conduct
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-09-04
NERVOUS DEBILITY
CURED BY
"TONA VITA"
WAS oUoURAogo-Is a NEW
NAN NOW.
Most Interesting Facts About the
Remedy Are the Statements
Made by Sufferer

The most interesting facts in con
nection with the introduction OF the
remarkable new tonic. "Tona Vita"
In Detroit are the statements OF
those who have given the medicine
a fair trial.
Among such statements Is the fol.
lowing by John McColeman. who re-
sides at No. SO Tillman street, DE
troit. Mr.. McColeman said:
"Tona Vita has acted like a charm
IN my case. and I'm certain il is the
most wonderful medicine ever sold
here. | was one of the most discour-
aged men in Detroit before began
taking this medicine. never got a
nights sleep. but would toss and roll
all night | was I'm such a low state
or nervousness that II a person spoke
TO me or a friend slapped me on the
back | would jump from the shock.
and my heart would rapidly beat for
minutes afterward. When | sat down
TO meal my stomach seemed to
balk and refuse TO accept food. The
smell OF cooking would make me
sick. Ny memory was poor. and
even my eyesight became affected.
Ten days ago talked with one of
the physicians at the drug store and
he told ME | was afflicted with nerv-
GUS debility. and advised me TO try
iona Vita. did IL. and am very
glad that did. for iona Vita
proved a wonder. My ambition has
returned. as we'll as my strength and
energy. | now sleep all night and
get up in the morning feeling cheer
full and ready for anything. My APP
petite is now normal and | have
r.lfuhaA do
i have no indigestion. / hope that
iona Vita will do for other suffer
ers as much as il did for me. feel
sincerely grateful"
One of the physicians who are ex-
planning the nature of the pew prep
aration to the public. in speaking of
Mr.. McColeman's statement. said:
Few Of the public fully realize as
yet what wonderful medicine
'Tona Vita is in Europe n similar
preparation has been Endorsed by
some OF the greatest personages, in
Guiding the surgeon general of the
French army, but the medicine is new
TO the United States. However be-
fore we leave this city the hundreds
of half sick men and women VINO are
victims OF nervous debility and the
general ill-health that this disease
produces will realize what "A blessing
the tonic is.
Chief among the symptoms of
nervous debility are lack of energy.
stomach and bowel troubles. nervous
ness. depression OF spirits. sleepless-
ness. little vitality. headaches dull
pain In the back. poor circulation.
cold feet. dizzy spells. spots before
the eyes and uneasy sleep. To any
individual suffering from these symp-
toms iona Vita is positive re-
lief"
There Is an attendant remedy.
known as Lees Rhubarb Laxative.
which is most valuable to those suf-
ferinE with chronic constipation. II
has a pleasant taste. does not grippe
and acts promptly. Chas. x. Goethe
T. Co have secured the agency for
Wheeling. and these celebrated prep
arations are now on sale al their
store.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-09-04
CASCARETS FOR A
SICK, SOUR STOMACH
Gently but thoroughly cleanse ara reg
uiste your Stomach. Liver ard
Bowels while you sleep

That awful sourness. belching Of
acid and foul gases. that pain in the
pit o: the stomach. the heartburn
nervousness. nausea. bloating after
eating. feeling OF fullness. dizziness:
and sick headache. means indigestion
n disordered stomach. which cannot
be regulated until you remove the
cause. IL isn't you stomach's fault
Your stomach is as good as any
Try Cascarets: they cure indiges-
ton. because they Immediately cleanse
and regulate the stomach. remove the
sour. undigested and fermenting food
and foul gases: take the excess bile
from your liver and carry OF the de-
composed waste matter and poison
from the intestines and bowels. Then
your stomach trouble is ended for
ever. A Cascaret tonight will straight
en- you out by morning. 10-cent box
from any drug store will keep your
entire family feeling good for months.
Don't forget the children-their little
insides need a good, gentle cleansing.
too
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-09-04
HEAVY COAL
SHIPMENTS
NEARLY FIFTEEN MILLION
BUSHELS SENT SOUTH.
River Falling Rapioiy. but a Good
Packet Stage Is In Sight for
Two eeks.

Towing large fleets OF coal. the J.
n. Williams. Cruiser and Tornado
passed this port Sunday afternoon
for the southland with the last con
signment of coal TO be sent south
from the Pittsburg pools for some
weeks. Practically every boat that
was moored in the upper pools is
now steaming down the Ohio and
Mississippi rivers. and IL will be some
weeks before they return. 1t is esti-
mated that during the recent coal
boat stage more than 100000 bush
els OF coal passed this port for the
south. The coal famine that was
facing the south has now passed. and
many industries that were forced to
suspend operation for lack OF fuel
are operating again.
While the Ohio Is declining rapid
ly at this port and points above. indi-
cations are that the river will be
navigable for more than two weeks
for the larger packets which have
entered their trade. The big Pitts
burg-Cincinnati packet Queen City
has cleared from Cincinnati and will
arrive Wednesday at this port en-
route to Pittsburg. The Pittsburg-
Charleston packet Kanawha arrived
in port yesterday en- route TO the
Pittsburg harbors. She had a large
consignment of poultry and garden
truck aboard. and brought many farm
exhibits 10 the fair. The Ohio and
Lorena will re-enter their trade dur.
ing the week and will arrive here
Friday. in all probability.
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q. & o. Change.

Sp' 'ai Tisuatch 60 TIE Intelligence.
BALTIMORE. Nd. Sept 3.-CharIes
Sclden. superintendent OF telegraph,
Of the baltimore q Ohio railroad. has
been advanced 20 the position OF gen.
crai Inspector az transportation By
General Manager Thompson. Mr.. Sell
den "f.i continue in the DISCHARGE OF
the duties OF suporn. endcnt OF tele-
graph
Mr.. Seldcu entered the railway
service as e telegraph operator in
1856 Prior 20 his service With fhe
baltimore and Ohio railroad he was
superintendent ~ telegraph o. tho
Wabash railway az ST Louis.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-09-04
CHIEF IN SCANDAL
wight Chief Of Police a. Fairrnont
Suspended. Following Sensa-
tional Incidents

Special fl-rat.. 60 tre tntsiirer-.,
FAIJNONT. vs. va. sent q As
sif'ant chief of Police q. 4. Watkins.
boo charg" ~ th" niihf police force.
VAS suspended from tho force reeier
dat hy fhc police committee. follow.
INK m alleged ufht between Watkins
and James Hr1vn. railroader. Who
claims Do found fhc % cor 300 ~ room
With hIs wife vlru THROWN returned
unexpected from Vur. sarfs -afur
dHt morning u Del aleEed Tho rail-
rnHd.r gave fHn officer aetcro
nh.rr.na and trr' hfs police cop .ss
rtIIerr.
|o'Inrirr f.' trouble Va'.I-. naa
suspended and policeman d. 81 Fr,m.
rF appointed rIvtf rl.f
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-09-04
About People
Movements OF indIviduafs 70 aas
From the City

Edward Hazlett, OF North Main
street. spent Sunday with friends IN
CadiZ
Miss Nell Fullerton OF North Mar
ket street. has as her guest Miss
Villa Feezel. OF East Liverpool.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred II. Faris and J.
Clyde McGregor left Sunday morning
for an automobile trip to Pittsburg
DR. Frank Hupp is expected to re-
turn today from his summer home
at Lake George.
DIR. Plumer Cole spent Friday with
relatives in Marietta.
Alfred hamburger. OF Cincinnati, IS
a visitor in the city
+. II. Harrison was business
caller in Marietta Saturday.
{. l.. Mcshier. OF Parkersburg. was
business visitor here Saturday.
Y I. Hupp was a Wellsburg visitor
Saturday.
Mr. Lawrence Mills returned sun
day evening from "a two weeks stay
in Atlantic City. New York and Phila-
delphia.
Misses Henrietta and Caroline
Metzner. OF the Island. have as their
guests Misses G. Myra Varney. OF
Philadelphia, and Senina Strauch. OF
Massillon, ohio.
Miss Wayne MaloOly. OF South EoG
street. is visiting friends in Pittsburg
John McAllister OF Twelfth street.
leaves Tuesday for Pittsburg. where
he will enter ST. Vincents college.
Mr.. Charles RAIDER returned Satur-
day night from FairmOnt. whore he
visited his daughter. Mrs. X. G..
Muhleman
Mr.. Edward EIousemaun spent
Sunday in Pittsburg
Mrs. PeoJlos. OF Newark. y. j.. Is
visiting friends in this city.
Mr.. and Mrs. Oppenheim and baby
have returned to their home IN Pitts
burg after a stay OF several weeks at
the Stratford hotel
Mrs. Dil Jones. OF South Eof
street. is confined 10 her home with
d badly poisoned foot
Mr.. and Mrs. Il. G. Nuhleman and
daughter. Jeanette. OF Fairmont, are
visiting relatives on the Island.
Prof. and Mrs \. ". Peterson have
returned from their summer yaca
ton. which vas spent az various
points in the west rrO. Peterson
will resume his position as instructor
of the commercial courses al the
Wheeling high school az the opening
Of the term.
Miss Mollie la Seno. Of the cler,-
cal force Of the NeuralsyIiue com.
pany. will leave This evening for
weeks vacation al Atlantic City and
New York.
Mrs George Pickle. Of Colum bus.
Is the guest Of Miss Mollic La Scuc.
OF the East End.
Lawrence. the young son Of Squire
and Mrs William Miller. va. pain
fully injured al his home in Edrwo God
Saturday while az play.
Mrs. Elizabeth LsmIey. Of Canton.
Ohio. Mrs. e. Mckee. OF caldwell.
ohio. and Hiram Foglc. Of Munci..
Ind. arrive today 10 spend week
the guests Of Mr. and Mrs ID. y. Wal
ter
Miss Arnc Carter bias returned Co
her HON, at Forest View after e
pleasant sOjOurn at Atlantic City.
Philadelphia and other points
Miss Varena Kimblc. OF LittIctou.
II the guest Of friends here
Miss Grace Anderson is the guest
81 Miss Margaret Sturms. OF Little.
ton IS Va
Misses Susie and Lena Wirkerham
have returned to their home after 20
pleasant visit with friends 100 can.
nonsburg and Washington
Pharmacist J. G. Flynn. of fIl. CTS.
las accepted position 500 Tslhpfrs
pharmacy. ~ Weston. S. Vs.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-09-04

conduct In this country's relations
with Germany IN regard 10 the potash
or any other question. wI.e this
10 you for you are entitled To have q
full statement as To- your satisfactory
service written by him whom you
have worthily and well represented az
the great capital % berlin"
Ambassador Hlll was nor willing 20
indicate more closely the persons he
believes were Interested in disCredit-
ing him. Tho ambassador and Mrs
i'm will leave Rcrlin tomorrow after
luncheon which will be- given m
their honor. by Herr Won Kidoricu-
Waechtcr. secretary of foreign an rs
TO which many persons OF prominence
have been invited
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-09-04
The Girl in the Train :"

The latest Niennese operetta will
be offered local playgoers when Chas
Dillingham's New York musical pro
duction OF The Girl in the Train
comes 10 the Court Wednesday and
Thursday. September Gth and 9Th.
Originally produced in Vienna. this
piece was the rage OF the past season
IN berlin. Paris. London and New
York. c. William Kolb and strong
SINGING cast interpret the difficult
characters and render the exquisite
music in praiseworthy manner
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-09-04
Tennis Club Dance

Another one of the enjoyable sum
mer dances will be given by the
Tennis club al the White Palace We'd
nesday evening. An elaborate dance
program will be furnished by the Elks'
orchestra OF Bellaire and an eXcep-
tionally large attendance is expected
as these dances have been most en-
Joyable throughout the season.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-09-04
Pleasant Affair

~ West Liberty on Saturday Miss
Addie Garden entertained compli-
mentary 10 Mrs Charles Summers. Of
Washington. u. G.. with n course din
ner. Those present We're Mcsdames
thalmer Henderson of West Alex
ander \. r. Dunlap. Nester Wilson Of
Wheeling. : NJ King. Mrs Gardn and
Emma Glass. Misses Julia Ridgley
Wilma Spear. Laura Young. Callie
Curtis. Lille Jacobs. Addie and Har.
riet Dunlap and Mr. s " Garden.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-09-04
The Marks.

PITTSBURG. Sept. 3.-River stages
We're reported tonight as follows.
DAVIS ISLAND DAM-7.1 feet and
falling: clear.
WARREN feet and falling: clear.
PARKERSBURG-l5 feet and fall
ing; clear
OIL CITY-1.1o feet and falling:
clear
STEURENVILLE-1I.9 feet and fall.
ing. clear.
MoRGANToVN-95 feet and fall
ing. clear.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-09-04
Sunday School PICNIC.

The members of the keystone Bible
class OF the Stone church Sunday
school will picnic up Big Wheeling
creek today and a very interesting
time is being anticipated. The crowd
will leave early and spend the entire
day along the stream. returning to
their respective homes in the evening.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-09-04
Coming Wedding.

Wedding invitations have been is
sued for the coming wedding OF Miss
Sue Worthington Howell. daughter OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Il. 7. Howell OF Bridge
port. to Mr.. Willis Clarence Partridge.
of Norfalk. Va.
The wedding will be solemnlzed
"Wednesday evening. September 10.
The bride is one OF Bridgeport's most
popular young ladies' and the groom
is well known here and host OF
friends in this city hasten to extend
congratulations to the young people.
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Luncheon Party.

MIR and Mrs. T.. " Kline ontcrtIn.
81 with a luncheon party Sunday AT
N" Siratford hotel. Covers were laid
FOR Mrs Gladdis. Mrs. Miller. Miss
Miller. Mrs Jones Miss Jones. Mrs
Peoples of Newark y ! and Mr and
Mrs. T. vs. Kline
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-09-04
Monnrt+ Cluh

ih" last of a series % delightful
summer dances will be given by tho
popular Muunett club ~ Wheeling
PARK Thursday evening. September :
Tar" car will be- run 10 accommo-
date the Bcllaire people.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-09-04
Sundays Boats.

Kanawha. Pittsburg. p. m.
Shamrock No. (arrived).
Mondays Boats.
Shamrock No. >. Matamoras. noon.
Liberty, Darlington. $3.50 p. IN.
Tuesdays Boats.
Pearl, Matamoras. noon.
Liberty. Darlington. 1870.
Kanawha. Charleston.
Stage. Il feet inches.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-09-04
SOCIETY
Island w. C. T. u.

The Isand W. G. 7. L. will meet
this Monday) evening at the home OF
Mrs. Mary Bell. 104 North Wabash
street. The annual election OF Off
GERS will take place and all members
are usged TO be present. Refresh
ments will be furnished by Mrs. Harry
Bell. Mrs. c. II. Whitesell and Mrs. II.
W. Hugger and a social hour will be
spent.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-09-04
LOBBY GOSSIP AT
THE LOCAL HOTELS
EXTRA ACCOMMODATION FOR
GUESTS NOW.
St. Jaui Touring Car Is a Hotel on
Wheels-Morsantown Horsemen
Arrive.

With practically all the rooms in the
local hotels engaged for fair week. the
hotel proprietors are providing extra
accommodations for the travelling pub
lie and all will be comfortably housed
during the week of the big West Nir-
ginia State fair. Cots will be provid-
ed in the halls and many rooms in
private houses have been engaged for
the week by the hotel proprietors TO
accommodate their guests. Each no.
tel has sent out warnings TO avoid
Wheeling during the week. but all
knights OF the grip who come will be
cared for.
Enroute home from Atlantic City
and other summer resorts on the At
lantic coast James X WaXon and fam
lily of 81. Paul stopped in this city last
evening. They are driving a hans
some seven-seated Chalmers-D Detroit
car. This machine is almost n hotel
on wheels. On the rear a large steam
er trunk is located which carries
clothing. cooking outfit. tents and
other material necessary TO tourists
20 have while camping out. They re-
ported their trip an enjoyable one and
state that they spent several days in
the mountains of eastern West Vir.
ginia fishing on the SOuth Branch.
Among the prominent arrivals in the
city last evening was G. T.. Keener
OF MOrgantown, owner of the fast trot-
ter. Lord White. that will start here
during the week. Mr.. Keener and
other Morgantown hOrsemen did not
intend 20 start here. owing TO the post
ponement Of the Morgantown races.
but he stated last evening that all
horsemen from that city would prac-
horsemen from that city would be on
the grounds with their horses.
=. ~. Blake. owner Of a large enamel
plant in Ohio. who was formerly head
OF III" stewart Stamping company and
National Bed company OF Mounds.
Vilie. was In the city last evening. reg
istering AZ the Mcclure
Other state arrivals AZ tho hotels
we're.
McLUre-T. l. Lowe. Shinnston: =
ID 'utwright Shinnston. u. l. NccIy.
Washington. Pa. J c. NachaIe. Sis.
tersyille: George Dietz. Warrington:
r. r. Leland. Weston. =. a. Blake
hi'i' w. '. N'''IfI, MOFEdutOWu.
Windsor T. ". Fegan Wcllsburc:
J. w Johnson. Clarksburg. Il. G.
Fincker. MorEantoWu
Stsmm w. j Curry and wife.
Park"rsburc. y. W. Walker. Hunting.
ton. Charles Bowers. Washington.
Grand Central-Frank J.. McNahb
Point Pheasant. George Lowe. Man.
niuEion. Miss Ethel Porter. Charles.
ton
Brunswick James * Pavton New
Mariinsviil". u. X Francis. CIarks.
burg. Morgan Ault. Fairmont
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." ng 10 the fair there viii be- mo-
meeting Of the Ladies Masonic club
In" regular meeting Hul be- hold
Tuesday. October g
Milford chronicle., 1911-11-17
Public Sale.
Monday. November 2Olh, 1911.

1 will sell at pub ic sale AZ my home on the
{, Warrirptom farm % mi west Of Laws Church.
on road + eding from Frederica 10 harrington on
Milford chronicle., 1911-11-17

Having rented nv farm I will sell my personal
oron1rfv at NV nome $ mi es west from Fied-
erica, on the road leading from Canterbury 10
FELTON,. on
Milford chronicle., 1911-11-17
Public Sale.

.r,, e,oiro TO discontinue farming ana Will sell
AN INV stock farming implements and furniture
10 line his hest biu'ier at my home one haii mile
from Milford on Hauinel on road, on
Milford chronicle., 1911-11-17
GREENWOOD.

The streets Of this town are IN the
-,.orst condition than they have been III
t,- cars The commissioners have been
-,orting on them this week, but the re-
Iii has been far from satisfactory,
what we need is several carloads OF
crushed stone put on them and have them
Wm. Morris. who has been seriously
III with typhoid fever, is slowly iimprov-
ing. ,,.o,1.
,t Greensboro. Nd, has returned nome
owing to the cold weather.
after having worked a few weeks at
Milton Samuel Mcfarland has returned
home.
hunting game this season. But owing
to the new cunning laws we 40 not Iie'u
of anv extraordinary bags OF either mroS
or rabbits.'
Our townsfolks have been busy kiiiihs
their hogs this week .,
Fred Lord wife and hrother, oil MI
rrington. are visiting friends here Inc
men are spending their time cunning
Tester and son, Otis are visiting
Waiter Ropers. They are enjoying lhe
cunning in this vicinity immensely .,,
Prank Owens was taken suddenly I'll
last Monday night. AT time of writing
he is a little better. but is quite ill yet;
THE largest pear ever exhibited IN this
tosyu was grown by VIM. Lynch, OF near
here. and exhibited at the store OF a;
NJ. Iones last Friday night. 1t weighed
81 pounds and measured lb1s inches
around. l,
yV,u Coates. who has been living with
A. Ricards ever since he was small uoy
has cone to Philadelphia to work and
earn a living for himself.
Miss Kate Murphy is visiting her aunt
Mrs. John Adams OF Ellendale
Mr.. and Mrs George Elliott have re,
turned home after a weeks visit VIII
New Jersey friends.
The small son of Mr. and Mrs. Edwarc
Hollis is slowly improving from an I'LL
ness of scarlet fever
Milford chronicle., 1911-11-17
HARBESOX

Services at REYNOLDS Church on sun
dav as follows Preaching, lO.5O a. m'
Revival services will begin In the even
ing at 7 80 o clock All are invited TO
attend these services the following week.
At Weigands' Chapel preaching, 5 P.
m.. ait which time the converts VIII pc
received into the church ON probation
The extra meetings closed with III con
verts and a spiritual uphft among the
membership.
AT Beaver Dam, class meeting, lO.oO
a. M: Chr stiau Iludeavor, Z p. n
Milford chronicle., 1911-11-17
OWENS STATION

rb, box social, which was held in the
school building, was huge success, 81
being netted. The proceeds Will be used
for buying bell.
p. /. Owens visited his sister, MIS-
VIM. Houston, last week
Iohn Harvey visited Roland Ooillson'
of near Georgetown, last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest Adams, OF red
eralsburg, Md are visiting their mother,
Mrs. + Smith.
Miss Florence Houston IS visiting hcr
uncle. p. I. Owens, at Ellendale.
Iohn Reynolds has moved near Bridge
iii SNOW BALL.
Milford chronicle., 1911-11-17

,..,,-sis,,ss will sell his persoual property
M. .s.Ie. al his home ON the reau lcadll <
rom -taytousyuie 20 Johuson's BlacSsmlth
- ShOu ou
Milford chronicle., 1911-11-17
PUBLIC SALE
Personal Property.

The undersigned will offer for sale at his home
80, no road leading from Lincoln CITY 10 C1D-
bage's Mil on
Wednesday, November 22nd 1911
commencing at 10 O'c ock "A. M. but Il stormy
the sale VIII be next fair day, as iOlio"si
LIVE STOCK
90 Chickens and Hog.
FARMING UTENSILS.
one Horse Wagon, Ruuabont, suit OF Gar,
risee fairness ] suit Dearborn H9rneSs ana
go7Iar / sci PlOW Harues Moving Sc4 lhei
Rram1le Scvthe, ? CrOsscut saws, Itanu saws
also Hoes Rakes, PitchfOrk, ShoVels, horse
blankets Carpenters Tool Cnest ana contents,
Chteseu Coops and Boxes, Corn Plauter
Wheelbarrow ] WOrkbtuch ana wee, ] fluke
Esrrow Drng Harrow. Plow, Lard cans
T1b ana Washboard rork Barrel, Boat, g
Nels. MIX House
CORN AND FODDER
- bsskets ,,oru on cob, 500 bundles Blade tod-
der g67 bunches Top Fodder.
HOUSEHOLD GOODS.
Cook stove good as new. Alright stove
ia gnreau / Sewing Machine, Cupboatds,
sef of cane. eat Oh airs set OF Kitchen Chairs
3 Bedstesds 3 Feather Beds, Bedding aud beu
clotbes stands. clocks. 8 Looking Glasses,
Irons and Ironirg Board, Dishes and Jars oil all
binds g Lamps. pau Spring Balances, RABIES,
/ Dresser. a lot OF Buckets, Pans ana Pots; 5U
wards Rag Carpet lIt of Stee Traps, ana othef
articles too numerous 90 mention
Terms Cash. Jh70lE r. L. n A9o-''
lester 4 simpler A ctiOusers.
Charls sackett Clerk.
Milford chronicle., 1911-11-17

As administrator OF James a. KIRBY, deceased
Will sell the peronu property az DIS late lea'-
deuce in Milford Neck on