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The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1911-01-20

that while making repairs on the gin
gin stand fell on him
b. NJ Jones alleges that he sus-
tanned a broken arm while at work
for the Farmers Union Gin com
pany. He claims that his arm was
caught in the packer and broken.
Other suits filed Friday are as
follows:
Sam Cook VS.. Mille Hinton, ca al,
partition.
AmeyeK Kelley VS. Globe Kelley, di-
vorce.
Sarah Day VS.. Hoyle Day, divorce
Damage suits filed previous to the
ones noted above are as follows: -
Alta MAY Ray US. G. C. a s f.
$2e 900.
Crawford 4 Byrne US. A. * & r..
r. r. 60 OF Texas, $19,5S5.73.
Jake Daffan VS.. II. 4 T. G. r. rs
Co. $4,000
p. S, Porham VS. Ennis lee, Light
K Power Co. ct IT
e. E Chnkscafes vs.. NJ. K & r.
r. r. Co of Texas. Ts
Lawrence Jones & Co. VS. II & G!
n. r. RICO
P S. Wray VS.. NJ, k, & T. r. r.
Co. of Texas
J. H. Joslin VS. j. n. Orr ct al,
.$2,750.
J. T Muirhead VS. Randall & Me-
Gall 200
II. s Barr VS.. T. & b. v, $4,000
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Mrs W. b Ferguson entertained
the Five Hundred club in her home
on Main street last Saturday after
noon Carnations and Chinese lilies
combined their delicate fragrance
and beauty to enhance the attractive
ness of this home Miss May Files Of
Itasca was the victorious contestant
making high score and receiving the
favor The hostess served fruit salad
and orange ice. Out of town guests
We're Mrs. A. X. Small, Dallas Mis-
SEES May JOY Beale, st Louis; and
May Files of Itasca.
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Real Estate Transfers.

|. r. w Getzendaner to c. C. Con
.nally, 81 12 acres out of the J, c
Armstrong survey l$12,1S7.50.
acres out of the Jesse Sitton survey
1000 and other consideration
S. A. Gamble to ]. w. Vaughn, LOT
in Italy; $500.
J. w. Vaughn to T NJ. Vaughn
lot in Italy; $500.
VIII Moore to Mrs Mary A. Mac
koy, lot in WaXahachie; $4,000.
3. f. Harris to HnAdair lot in
italy, 1.1S0.
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Livery Barn is Burned.

Venus, Texas, Jan. Yester-
day afternoon the livery barn be-
longing to Roy f. Mahanay caught
on fire and was quickly consumed.
All stock and vehicles were saved
but lot of feedstuff went with the
building. The loss was 81 800 with
$500 insurance. The origin of the
fire was a detective flue.
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AIRS WH Fule1 entertained the
TUESDAY Afternoon Sowing Circle iu
d most delightful Informal manner
this week A. tae NAME indicates sn
fhy lime is spent on these peHsnf
able occasions sewing. usually iaI-
~ work Mrs fHflet served the al-
ways acceptable pl0m pudding BIOS
chocolate and salted almonds
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NEGRO SHOOTS WHITE MAN.
Clarence Cook OF Houston Fatally
Wounded Friday Morning.
; Service Special.

TeNas NeWs Service SPECIAL.
Houston, Texas, Jan. 20.-Clar
ence Cook. a white man aged %
was shot and fatally wounded early
this morning by Willy Stevens a ne
gro driver Of dairy wagon The
negro says he mistook Cook for a
highwayman as he Mas crossing the
road near Houston. stevens is in the
county Jail
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At the Majestic.

The amusement at the Majestic
for the latter part of this week is
furnished by Roy Mapes, the man
with the big voice; HEDGE & Dot
tie Holiness singers and dancers, and
Alrona-zoener Trio. come " artists.
The acts are good ones and are cley-
erly presented
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CHARGED WITH SWINDIING.
Nea Arrested Relieved 10 BE Mem
bers OF the Mabray Gang.

VAdb Vows htINIVt opeclaI
San Antonio, Texas, Jan. 20
Martin Crane and Harry Holmes
were arrested today by Sheriff To-
bin on charges of swindling. II is be
believed the men are members of
the Mabray gang which obtained a
fortune by fake foot races Women
accompanying the men offered the
sheriff 5000 to release them
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other better and those who were I'M
fortunate enough to be absent miss
ed real treat. Refresh ments con
sisting of shrimp salad, waters, pick
eles and coffee were served
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CITY ANNOUNCEMENTS.

tAu announcements under g..
head are made subject &C. the action
OF the White Mans priuWyJ
For Mayor
BURTON PRINCE
r B KENNER.
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licensed ID Med.

S. b. Bowles ana aGAftie2 BaAham.
James Watson and Kittie Holli-
way
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Notice. M |

" 3A" Nots"e. 90 9tt--~
The Woodmen Circle entertain
ment for tonight has, been postponed
onf accounts or sickness in the
Grove.
ffILff
Try our want ads4cost Nominal
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FOR SALE OR TRADE Good s.
room. modern dwelling house and
barn; large lot. city water, good To-
cation, between University and pub
lie school. See Pat II. Wilson or John
F. Phillips. If
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FOR SALE My entire holdings of
iy property, including a business
OF in down town district with a
number of choice corner residence
lots with city water and centrally
located, convenient to park public
school and Trinity University, also
my residence No 515 West Marvin
avenue uneXecelled for surround
ngs and location. See me personally
Or call old phone PA as have NJ
agents S. ] Erwin. II
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TO CURE A COLD IN ONE DAY

Take LAXATIVE BROMO Qpinine
Tablets. Druggists refund money If
it fails to cure. r. 'W1GROVE'S sig
nature Is on each box. 25c. tu-th 5
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Senate stils Dsssdlpckesl. !.
mite tPress SpecAl.S " u

Albany n Y, Jan. 20.-TAe sen
atorial deadlock continues. There
are seqeraf assent4fs today owing to
pairs arranged ny democrats and re-
pubhYns sheehpn held Yesterdays
strength on todays ballot
t'ff
+'++ Roses. 4a4f
Now +. he lHfe TO 5fant ont two
ycar-old roses for blooms next
spring BfRlBioRREST.
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porch good Improvements Price
reasonable " NJ T1dweil ESQ
LADIES TAILORING We give care
ful attention to ladies work and
guarantee a. Phone IT'S We VIII
send for H. Matthews Brothers. n
| WANTED You 20 know that Dr G..
T. Hunter, optician. mp first stair
way south of Eatitorium. fits glasses
| 10 suit any eve. Gold frames from
! So up 81
FOR RENT Two houses on Flat
street, price $40 per month One
house on Williams street price
$l2 80 per month. City water. close
10 school AGkins-Connally Co. 249
FOR SALE Bunch of 80 chickens.
About 80 of these We're Matched last
spring Four cockerels in the bunch
A bargain. See Herbert Herring at
smith grocery. If
WANTED--A few young men to
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cents shave 10 cents. John Freeman,
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-03-25
FREAK SHADOWS.
A Peculiar Phenomenon That H.s q
Simple Explanation.

Simple Explanation.
In the crude oil producing regions In
California there are ss'osss ~ la-g:
ponds Of this MAI erlai After beius
pumped to sllr Surface the p~troieum
III emffied into depressIons In the
earfh. where II remains for a time.
Later the ertidp oii IN placed 10 bar
refs. Ia In rgs metal cams or else In big
reservoirs. These oil ponds are known
H. stump holes"
There In 0ne peculiar thing about
these stump hoies and THAT Ia In the
way of producing what are known az
"freik shadows These are raal
shadows. but not withsta ndinG this fact
they are decidedly "freaky." I. the
sun is brightly shining and a per
soH stands for a few motnrnis on the
margin OF the 'sump hole" no that
his shadow falls OH the surface Of the
petroleum and h~ then quickly changes
bis position the dim shadow remains
just where Il was originally east. In
other words. the shadow dues mol
follow the substance"
This may seem like a paradox. but II
liz ri The instant a IH.rsan shifts
bis position bis shadow liz again east
iD a new plRs+,. yet the former shadow
remains unchanged The longer d
person stands IN particular spot
the longer Will the former shadow be
visible.
Hundreds of experiments ha sc been
made atonp these lines. aud every time
the SALINE results tavp tn.ru produced
The simple tx T,ia snfion for this pi1p
IL thar uiitirr the hot Sun
gaia In being constantly generated
down In the body OF the p~etrnIeum
and u riS.s 10 the surface In the form
OF little minute bubbles So very
small are these i,ii'i,ias that they are
scarcely visible III the naked eye. Nil.
lions Of sliess wee bubbles are rising
to the top all the time. when the
bubbles break and the gas IL liberated.
passing into the air
Both the gas and bubbles are 80
very representative ia the temperature
that even ones shnd0w casi for .
nHssaassi arrt,ss them IN affected THE
Temperature ~ lowered Whenever rhe
snlsstn n,'p quickly changes position the
shadow rpmains until the rays again
warm up that sEsJi and the shadowy
the freak shadow" may he stets for
only q very few seconds Scientific
American. ..S
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-03-25
BATTLE OF
HIGH SCHOOL TEAMS
Seniors Are Bested by 'WouId-Be's'
Made Up Of Other Glass Players
Score 1924.

Never before In the history OF
Perth Amboy high school sports was
there a more exciting interclass bas-
ketball game than that played yes
terday afternoon on the Auditorium
court. For the second time this
season the Would Be's," an All Star
team picked from the freshmen
sophomores and juniors. bested~ the
senior quintet. The score was 2t
to "a.
The first half was full Of sensa-
tional shooting by McCreery and Da-
Wis, on the part OF the Would Bees
and Mccormick for the seniors. The
score at the intermission ended IA
to 8 in favor Of the lower classmen.
The second stanza opened with the
seniors taking a new lease of life.
They at once started to climb up, Dut
SO did their opponents. With i've
minutes yet to play the tally stood
a tie. "a to "a. Three minutes oil
anxious waiting on the part of the
spectators came next, for both teams
fought hard for the lead. 'Slip-
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-03-25
FOOD FOR A GENIUS.
Diet That Enabled Mrs. siddons 70
Rise to Lady Macbeth.

Diet ahat ESzbied Mrs ofQuons 70
Rise to Lady Macbeth.
1t is not altogether easy to imagine
q Lady Macbeth eating chops. Yet her
greatest impersonntor got her inspira-
ton from them. II one may rely ON an
altogether delightful authority. On a
certain occasion, writes e. v. Lucas In
his book 1.-THE Second POST" the paint
or Hayden paid his butcher, who re-
eiprocated by expressing great admlra-
ton for the artists painting OF Alex
ander."
eQufte alive, SIR said the butcher.
~ am glad you think So" said the
artist.
"Yes. sir: but, as I have often said
TO my sister. you could not have paint
ed that picture. sir. Ii you had not eat
my meat. SIR"
"Very true. Mr.. Sowerby."
"Ah. sir. I have a fancy for genus.
SIR"
Have you, MIR. SowerbyT"
Eyes, sir. Mrs. Siddons. sir. has eat
my meat. sir. Never was such a wom-
an for chops, sir! All. sir. she was a
wonderful crayture!'
.She was Mr.. Sowerby."
"Ah, STR. when she used to act that
there character-but. Lord. such a
head, as l say to my s~ister-that there
woman. sir, hat murders a king be-
tween EN-"
"0h, Lady Macbeth"
"Ah. sir. that's it-Lady Macbeth. !
used TO get up with the butler behind
her carriage when she acted. and |
used to see her looking quite wild and
all the people quite frightened. Aha.
my lady says l. If 1t wasn't for my
meat. though. you wouldn't be able to
do thatr"
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-03-25

- IRE ALARM BOXES.
23-Raritan Copper Works.
st-Market and Sheridan SITS
2s-High and Lewis ST.
S9-Madison Aye. and Paterson 81.
S5-Smith and High SITS.
|se-Ne~ Brunswick Ave. and New st,
3I-Stats and Smith SITS.
4s-Buckingham Ave. and Hartford st.
4s-stats and washington SITS.
4!-High and Washington SITS.
State 81. and Buckingham Ave.
t7-state and Wayne SITS.
5s-Near United Lead Works.
69-Neyflie and Johnstone Sis.
s3-New Brunswick Ave. and Elm 81.
|6s-smith n Watson Ave.
85-Commerce and State Sts.
E2-Front and Smith Sta.
1s-Watsr and Gordon Sts.
|T4-kearBey Ave and Gordon Sc.
s2-Smith and Herber Sta.
ss--kEs SsRsE A zss. ana sns s wassdRfs s.. St
85-Near City Hospital.
sv-Gieveiand and Brace AYES.
S1-Amboy and Hall AYES.
e2-Haii Ava. and InsIss 81.
To send In an siarm spen the door or
the box. and pull down the lever ONCE
srsrsms Calls,
tap--Brsak ip circuit taps
s' ssps snqsa ssa snlpa lsLscssgini -s ssr Hs en-
i iss Epa sisss Go e. iis-essslhi fer fer pp seass.
H. isgn z asss 1 sss CO ssaa ss-.S SsI fsr "a En-
colin Engine Co. 4s@-eaa1 fer uarnsft
Hose Company. sss-calls for snllrs
s ssgss earn l = csc ss 8 asssIassg
Dolsc@ headquarters, sfS S%D@~~Aenos
gns sne ssaslun-ox sshaah
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-03-25
BANNER YEAR
is PREDICTED

According to those in the know. the
baseball season OF 1911 is going to be
the most successful, financially and
otherwse. ever known on the circuits
of the major leagues and Of the real
Class A orga nizations-the Eastern and
American associations
Never has there been such a pleas
ant or season or u in which there
were 20 few rows among the mngnates.
Last spring many persons interested
In baseball were tired out by the time
the campaign opened iron, having to
wade through the articles printed In
the Off season, wherein one magnate
accused the other of being q crook
and of being more at home In Jail
than at large. Talk like this wasn't
good for ba seball. and fortunately the
mud singers have rea lized this pa, ent
fact and stopped barking at one an.
other. Most of the news that has been
printed during the winter was legiti-
innte. and there was little cause for
the energetic scribe to have TO do any
nature taking.
The fans nov are interested In base
ball as they before we're. due 70
the fact that their interest has been
kept alive all winter by the chron-
icling OF the past exploits Of the new
omer and by the rehghfpx
liant battles OF days of ,E~.s$ssUduut
was no scrap about the re-elecfrsaaos
Thomas Joseph Lynch to the presiden-
CT of the National league. the big
organizations drafted and adopted
their schedules without amy members
of the Joint committee getting peeved
af one another. and ed Barrow step
ped into the presidency OF the Eastern
league without @ riot call being sen.
to tine police.
Players. fans and scrfbes alike took
the Fletcher movement as a Joke. and
the third rail league passed away
before IT got into the infancy stnge.
One good thing the Toledo promotes
did for the gallant athletes was TO
show the magnates the foolishness
of their former methods In waiting
until Feb. I or March I before send
ing out the contracts to their play.
ers and the wisdom of signing their
stars to long term agreements. Fietch
err aided the magnates. ;oos for as a
result of the failure of his plan the
athletes learned the capitalists were
not gs,ing TO rfsk their flfhv lurre IN
financing "a third league and learned
too. how much II cost TO run n bal
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-03-25
THE COTTON INDUSTRY.

Alexander Hamilton Foresaw Its I'M
p~ortance IN This Country.
There exists In the archives of one
Of the oldest among the cotton spin
ming families In northern New Jersey
q long letter from a banker Of New
York addressed TO Alexander Hamilton
when he was secretary of the treasury.
The banker had heard that Hamilton
purposed to build a cotton mill at Pat
arson. N. j. This project the banker
condemned and stated that 1t was the
opinion of all the merchants In New
York whom be knew that not In a hun
dred years would the cotton milling
business In the United States employ
600.
Hamilton went ahead and planned
the Industrial town he named Paterson
and also planned and financed q COM
Uany for developing a water power and
for financing corporations thereat.
Hamilton's original company. known
as the Society For Useful Manufac-
rures. exists to this day at Paterson.
The agent whom Hamilton sent TO
England to buy cotton mill machinery
was instructed to have 1t knocked
down" and placed In small boxes that
were to be marked BIBLES For the
Moravians of Pennsylvania" 1t was
at that time against the laws of Eng.
land TO ship~any kind of industrial ma
chinery out of the kingdom. Hamil-
toms brother and two Of his agents
were caught trying l, ship the cotton
mill machinery to Paterson. and they
were imprisoned for ten months.-Cot-
ton.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-03-25
.SAYREVILLE VS..
ASBURY PARK
Team Across River Gets
Victory Without Trouble.
speotal 70 the EVENING NEWS.

Special to the EVENING NEWS.
~Sayreville. March 25:-Playing
fast and snappy ball, the ~Sayreyille
A, A.. quintet a victorious over the
Asbury Park Y. M. G. A. basketball
team on Fishers court In this place
Thursday night. The score was "A
to is. The Asbury Parkites also
played brilliantly. They passed with
speed and accuracy but lacked abil-
ity to shoot, probably due to being
trained On a larger court having q
higher ceiling.
Tuckerson played a good game at
forward for the local team. securing
eight baskets. Check featured with
six baskets In one half. The line
y os and score:
s.. A. A. Y. NJ. @. A.
right forward
IAicoSST nu6dTpeE
left forward
center
OiSeu Andersen
right forward
Switzer, Cheek ..... Miner
left guard
Field goals: Tuckerson, s; Kreo-
gel, -. OAnocn, ., Rugar-
Der, 8; williams. q; Andersen, s.
Goals from fouls: Y. NJ. G. A. i,
Referee, Riddle; scorer, hodan.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-03-25
Waldo and The pieklcd psuusrs.

"Now. dearie." said the nurse. u
want You to learn this nice little poem
about Peter Piper picked a peck Of
picked peppers"
"Shan'tr' answered the Boston child,
much In the manner Of other children.
"Oh. naughty, naughty! why. Wal
do. why won't you learn this pretty
poemY'
For two reasons" answered Waldo.
ain the first place. the alliteration of
the line you quote Is so excessive as to
destroy any literary finish that such
adventurous aids TO snetrical compost
ton might lend II used more sparing-
ly. And. In the second piace. consider
the impossibility Of picking peppers
which have already been picked. The
whole thing Is beneath the attention Of
any intelligent person."-Boston TRAY
eIer.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-03-25
GAME
FOR TONIGHT

One of the liveliest basketball
contests waged between local teams
this season Ia expected tonight in
the Auditorium when picked aves
representing the Riverside A. C. and
the Young Mems Hebrew Associa-
ton will battle. Rivalry between
the basketball departments of these
organizations Is very keen. al was
demonstrated In the conflict be-
tween them on the Auditorium court
last Saturday night, when the Y. M.
HI. A. boys won by a single point.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-03-25
STATEN ISLAND RAPID TRANSIT
RAILNAt.
Ttns Table In Eject Monday. October

Ttms Table In Effect MONDAY Octo5er
nsgEEs EgAaSn s3sS, 80: 80 u sgy va, y9 0.ss. s.ee.
az. SO. SO. i9.5s SEQ. io:l7. ii:so p. m.
rRRppinas FissEERR1a1c E so1 Leave i PpEsRRTFa
AMBUYs.l1 lu.Z0 lo:4s. ll:AS O. m. i2;sS.
s;65, Ia.So o. m. La.6o a. IA.
LEAVE PERTH AMBoY-s:ik T:s6 s:4s.
IA s:ig. s:4a. SOS, is.iS and on Holiday
Nights only al ii:lI y. IA
IrRRiS coNaEcTroR Leave PERTH
A "a ss 10 se;se ti;sS q q; ls;a lie.
NEW YORK TO PERTH AMHoy. :
/ LEAvE-S.W 7.0B. s:9. ESQ. t0:e0, 1870
a. a. 1870. l.30, 2:40. s:4a, a:4o. Sis. $50.
5:ss. e:1. $50. 7:ooS 1:t9 500 Ooa !i:S 9.
rkkP1I RaEss SSSssSshcr RSSTi LnAvvEH TH FoFr
nn:aNS .. a l:S 10 s:a Eli. s:is. s:S.
sabNDsH AND LEGAL HOLIDAYS
LEAVE &kw YORk-7:59. 500. ie;0o
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t~hoiIaays onIy.f vrr,or,r
rR1IN GoSSEcTioNs LgAvE Tor.
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Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-03-25
ALMANAC FOR THE WEEK.
TIME OF HIGH WATER.
COMING EyENTs.

April 14-Laundry Social, Auspices
Baptist Ushers' Association In the
Chapel.
April 18-Dance and Reception,
Ushers Association OF Proctor's
Theatre, Washington Hall.
April 21-Third Annual Receipt IN
and Dance. Marion Baseball Team.
Washington Hall.
April 24-Dance, Up-to-Date Pleas.
ure Club. Washington Hall.
April 28-Private Dance and Recep-
ton, Puritan Baseball Team,
Washington Hall.
APRIL S0-Mass Meeting and Re-
ception OF all Branches of the Lo-
cal Y. M. H. A.. In their Rooms,
in Smith Street.
May f2-Second Annual Reception
by the Baptist Ushers' Association
In the Chapel.
July 4.-aAnnuai outing Of Sanger
bund OF New jersey. at Haledon.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-03-25

team. The FASTENERS no longer ln,k
on thsir employers aa persons who
coin mrrefs Of money without having
70 TssHine my ri~ks.
The holdont leas.,e had fewer mert-
hers during the OF season Of 1910
II than for many years. Garland
Jacob Stahl carried out his threat
TO retire. hut 1t wasn't because the
terms offered him hy John Irving
Taylor were not satisfactory. but M
cause he thought It was wise for him
TO lend the simple life of II banker
rather than the turbulent life Of I
ball player.
II ia a cinch that the Americas
league wifi be run this year In the
same smooth style 1T always has been,
and conditions point to the National
league campaign OF 1911 being less
turbulent than the rares OF previous
years. In the executive chair Of tho
parent organization IN a man In whom
the eight club owners have confidence,
though they all do not love him with
nm enduring affection. Lynch hoN@
ever. has the men who fo not like him
scared. and those troublesome twins.
C. Webb Murphy and Horace Tneel.
win think twice before they attempt
TO start ANYTHING.
The Eastern league ought to d. bet
ter this season under Edward Har-
row than 1t did when Its chief exeent
tive wis the Marathon King. harrow
is giving the big minor e~rganization
of this section of the baseball world
his undivided attention. which n
something that Its former president
ffaa xrst nssaksxA OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES 6axf9
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-03-25
AUCTION SALE.

AT farm known SIS the CalIard farm,
sne-haIf mile from Piscataway Town,
Thursday, March 80, at 10 O'Clock,
sharp, two horses, two fresh cows, two
s0ws with pigs, one SOW coming In
profit, $50 young hens. ten tons of tim.
othy hay. 1000 bushels eorn in crib,
,25 bushels cats, cat straw. 1000 bun.
dies corn stalks, carrots, beets, wagons
harness, farming implements Of eli
kinds. Household furniture.
HENRY CoPPERTHwAITE.
VIM. z. HOPE, AuetiOnesr.