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Milford chronicle., 1912-11-08
BROWNS NECK.

Mr. and Mrs. A. L. Quillen will sooE
move into their new house which is quits
up to date. Long may they live TO enjoy
it is the wish Of their many friends
The Ladies Aid Of Laws NJ + Church
met with Mrs Fred Butler ast Wednts
dayeyenIr z and was much enjoyed BY ali
The Aid will meet With mrs Levi C'
Jacobs and son this month";
Mr.. and Mrs. A bert Lohand and daugh-
ter Garnet spent Sunday afternoon with
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Chambers
F. NJ. Butler took Messrs Chambers,
Quillen and Fisher N the political meet
ings at Milford Saturday evening in bis
automobile.
Mr. and Mrs Z {. Nacklin visited
relatives at Milford SATURDAY. and sunday.
James Winant, OF Dade CITY. Florida.
visiting relstives in this community
Mr. and Mrs. H. w Harrington. Of
Milford. we're the guests Of Mr. and Mrs.
r I Lufland Saturday,
Milford chronicle., 1912-11-08
HARRINGTON

| At the last meeting of Harrington
Grange the time of meeting was changed
from evening to afternoon. During The
month Of November arrangements were
made for only two meetings These
will be held on Saturday, Nov. 9th and
23rd. On Nov. 9th the subject for dis
cUssion will be: Selecting seed corn,
and we hope that some of the members
will bring some ears to show. We hope
for full attendance. Remember the
hour. two O'Clock sharp.
The pupils of Anderson's School on
the Honor Roll for the month ending
Nov!1sta are as follows: Primary grades
Walter, Mildred and Nettie Anthony,
Conrad Travis, Hester Smith, and Mar
tin Coulbourn. Intermediate - Rella
Brown. High School Elsie Brown.
Those perfect in department are Elsie,
Rella, Iona, Amy and Elmer Brown,
Mildred. Hazel, Pearl and Florence An
thOny, Conrad and Pearl Travis, Sara
Coulbourn and Mary Legates.
Mrs. Cook Creadick spent Sunday with
Mrs. Price.
Misses Edythe Simpson and Allie Hop
lSins have returned from a visit with
relatives and friends at FELTON, and Do
yer.
Mrs. Annie Gordon entertained friends
from Milford this week
Nora Blades, Of Wilmington,
sben sunday in town.
NilhHn Turner is an out-of-town Wis
it0i
MRS Fred Reed is visiting Philadel- |
phis. aid other places of interest.
Mrs. John Dill, of Greensboro. spent Z
she greater part Of the week with Mrs. /
Mary Jump.
( Halloween was more quiet here than
lsual There was great deal of fun
Jarading, but no damage done.
Mrs. Frank COulbonrn and children
ipent Halloween IN Dover.
Messrs. William Smith, Louder Sapp,
George Ross Mrs. B. F. Ross and Miss
lettye Ross visited Milford in Mr.. A
smiths auto on Saturday.
Mr. and Mrs. Sheppard Walls have
lad the misfortune to lose another child.
The funeral took place on Saturday.
Mrs. Earle Nelson has returned from
visit to Philadelphis.
Mrs. Alfred H. Ross has been on the
lex list for a week.
J. L. Stevens. Of Maryland, was a
loss Lane visitor on Sunday. IL
Milford chronicle., 1912-11-08

Mre. Jane Messick, Of PHI
has returned to her home after
four months with friends and
Harrington and this vicinity.
Mrs. Parfan T. Lofiand hae-
from an extended visit With rel
friends 10 Camden and Newari
brooklyn and Staten Island, n.
Mrs /. G. Jacobs aud son are
ing Mr.. and Mrs Harry Kuerner
delphia this week
District Superintendent ste
wishes 70 meet the people OF y
Milford Neck churches at La
Ehufch on Friday, November s
m We hope all will be presena
J @. Parvis has dug his Irish p
which are the finest seen this sea
The farmers of this vicinity hc
completed their work for( the {
Noah Scott has Temodeled
which is quite an improvemef
fhe frost which fell sunday
the vegetation look as il wintf
preaching.
Milford chronicle., 1912-11-08

Harry Owens is down with typhoid.
William E. Manship, N years of age,
and a former resident of this town, died
in Philadelphia on Friday. The remains
were brought here, via. Glendale on
Sunday. Services We're held at the N. .
r. Church at II o. clock of the same day
by the Rev. Hurst, and sepulture made
in the M. E. Cemetery by J. R. Atkins.
Charles A. Dickers0n, of near town,
has a hog, not yet butchered, that meas
ures #. and 2 inches long, and a
circumference of 6 # and 5 4 inches.
d. A. G.
Milford chronicle., 1912-11-08

The undersigned VIII discontinue farming and sci
atpublic sale at his residence at Frederiea knowr
as the Stevenson Farm, on
Thursday, November 18th, 1912.
at 10 O'Clock a. m rain or shine, the following per.
sonal property, to wit;
TWO HORSES.
No. 1. Frank, a Bay Horse. u years old. good
general purpose horse. No 2. Nelly, Bay Mare.
Il years old. good farm and brood mare.
FOUR GOOD MILcH COWS.
No. l. six years old. giving milk No. 2 seven years
old good mixer, soon in profit. No. g. seven years
old, good mixer, soon in profit No 4 good mich
COW coming in profit first Of the year
FARMING IMPLEMENTS.
One Deering Binder years old, as good as new ;
one Deering Mower. years old, as good as new
one Horse Rake, one Sod Cutter. one Oliver Sulky
Plow new. one Roller. one Steel so Tooth Harrow,
two Oliver Steel Beam No. 19 Walking pIOws, one
No. - Oliver Plow, two Cultvators one Keystone
Corn Planter, one Farm Wagon nearly ne W. one
Ok Cart one Dearborn. I Grain Fam one Corn
Shelter as good as new
HARNESS.
1 suit of Wagon Harness in good condition 4sufts
Of Plow Harness, Block and Fall all in good condi-
ton, lot OF Forks, Hoes, ShOvels, Spades. Scythes
and other things too numerous to mention
Terms made known on day Of sale
ALBERT W. STEW ENS0N.
J. S. Camper, Auctioneer.
Levi G. Rogers, Clerk
Milford chronicle., 1912-11-08
woLFE's CROSSING

Farmers are very busy husking corn.
The weather is very cool at the pres
ent time.
The .argest frost that we have had was
Monday morning and the ground was
frozen in some places an inch. thick
r. S. Reynolds foot is improving
slowly at this writing
Reedy Belts IS still on the sick list
Alfred Belts viii erect a derrick in a
few days for his own nse at the switch
which will make two derricks at this
siding.
Milford chronicle., 1912-11-08
MAGNOLIA


/ Mitchell Guerley died on last Sunday
morning at the home of his son Harry,
! where he has been tenderly cared for in
his declining years. He was 78 years
old last Christmas Day. He was a ma
tive of Bucks county Pennsylvania, and
married the Oldest daughter of Henry
Barnett, Of that State, and remained a
citizen of Montgomery county until he
was 45 years old, when he moved his
! family to Delaware and speIt the re-
mainder of his life in this cOmmunity.
He was carpenter by trade, and born
genius in the art, also in repairing clocks
and watches, and was much sought after
and kept busy after he was compelled to
give up his former occupation. He was
a veteran of the Civil War, being drafted
in Co. G, Reg. 179. Three children sur
vive him, Samuel Guerley. Harry Guer-
ley and Mrs Emma Shockley. Three
generations attended the funeral con-
Quoted by Rev. F. j.. Cochran on We'd
nesday afternoon. 1nterment at Bar
rats Chapel cemetery.
Mrs. B. B. White is a guest at the
home of Capt. and Mrs. Demickson at
Milford.
The Ladies Aid Society met at the
home of Mrs. John G.. Barnett, near
town, Monday afternoon. The presi-
dent, Mrs. Sue Paradee, was in the
chair. The secretary being absent Mrs
Huldah Chambers was made secretary
pro tenn. Thirty-two members and two
visitors were present. After the devo-
tional and business meetings were over
a selection was read by Mrs. Paradee
on the Delights of Housekeeping, in
a pleasing manner The hostess served
refreshments and a good social time en-
sued. The next meeting will be held at
the home of Mrs. Robert j. Blocksom
on December End.
Mrs. 7. E. Warren, Jr., and Mrs. J.
W. Taylor, Jr., were guests of Mrs. !. 1
w. Taylor on Tuesday
Mrs. Charles Barratt, of West Phila- |
delphia, has returned home from visit
with relatives here
Jesse Minner went to Philadelphia on |
Monday for further treatment for the
on his hand. Dawson Minner |
accompanied him.
Mr. and Mrs. J. G. Alexander, of 1
Viola, were entertained by Mr.. and Mrs.
Henry HOuseman on Thursday.
A contribution was sent from here to
the Palmer Home, Dover, last Friday.
The Epworth League, service on next
Sunday evening will be in charge of
Mrs. Tanza Satterfeld. Topic, "The
Harvest
Mrs. Henry Houseman and Mrs. Sam
lel Conwell and daughter, Mary. We're
guests Of Mrs. J. Leonard Soper on Tues
lay.
Mrs. Patience Hart has gone to Phil
ldelphia for prolonged visit with her
children. Miss Annie Grace accompanied
Ter.
A remarkable feature on election day
vas the generosity of conveying those
Who had no way of their own to Freder-
ca to cast their ballot without regard to
larty affiliations. This is true Of both
larties and hardly an auto or wagon Z
Dad went out but carried representa-
ives Of each, showing high regard for
onest differing of opinion; and yet peo-
lie tell us the world is growing worse.
he signs of the times denounce such a
tatement-
Br. and Mrs. James Martin entertain
d his sister Saturday to Monday.
Milford chronicle., 1912-11-08
Administrators Sale.

Having been granted letters Of administration on
the estate Of Hester A. Spurry, deceased, / viii
offer at public sale on
Saturday. NoRembeF 10Th. 1912,
eos1mencine at ls0 o'clock .. M, the following
personal property, TO wit
Gem Organ in good condition. piece suit Parlor
Furniture in good condition, Beds and Pillows.
Bedding. / Cook Stove, Bedroom Stove, ENten-
sion Table, Chairs, Rockers. Picture Frames, In
grain Carpet, Rag Carpet. Mating and other
household goods too numerous to mention.
The heirs will offer on dag of sale one story nine
roan Dwelling House. Stable Carriage House, Crib
and Lot 60xl55 feet fee simple.
Terms Of Sale-Caah
G. W. SPURRY. Administrator
J. S. Camper Auctioneer.
Milford chronicle., 1912-11-08
PUBLIC SALE

/ viii sell at my farm located about Y mile from
Houston, on road leading from Houston to Farm
ington, on
Wednesday, November 10th, 1912.
sale commencing promptly at 10 O'Clock 4. nl., but
if that day should be stormy sale next fair day as
follows:
LIVE STOCK.
One work Horse II years DID, one driving Al ~ .lorz
Horse 10 years old. pair Sorrel Mules Y years
old, fine Cows, Heifer, Fat Hogs S small Pigs,
I Brood Sow with pigs. Boar 150 head of Chick
ems Of the Plymouth Rock strain
FARMING IMPLEMENTS
Self Binder, Seed Drill, ] Moving Machine
Corn Planter, Land Roller Riding Cultivator. Rid
Sweet Potato Digger Hay Rake. Weeder. Corn
Harvester, Spraying Machine, Seed Sower Pea
Vine Cutter, Crosscut Saw, Hand Corn Planter.
Grindstone. Two Horse Wagon. Dearborn Buggy,
Tomato Rack for IS baskets. Fodder Rack 3 hard
Culuvator two No. l3 Oliver Plowsi small Oliver
PloW. Drag Harrow Corn Shelter, set heavy Double
Harness, set Of Single Harness. ] sets of Driving
Harness, sets Of PlOw Harness, Cider Mill Incu-
batOr 100 egg capacity, 2 BroOders, Horse Clipper
Hooks, Corn Knives Post Hole Digger and Car
penter Tools.
HOUSEHOLD GOODS.
Home Comfort Range. Columbus Echo Range.
Air-tight Stoves. Coal Stove Heater. a Barrel
Iron Kettles ] Barrel Copper Kettle, Washing
Machine, storm front; Meat Grinder and Lard
Press, Butter Churn and other goods too numerous
70 mention.
10 Stacks Of Long Fodder, 500 Bushels Of Corn. one
Overland Runabout Aut0mobile.
Terms CASH No goods to be removed until condi-
tons Of sale are complied with.
EDWARD DEATRICH, Houston Del
J. W. Thomas, Auctioneer
y. E. Sawtelle. Clerk. d
Milford chronicle., 1912-11-08

a am going to discontinue farming and win sal ms
personal property at public sale my home on tn,
road leading from Lincoln to Shawnee. on
Tuesday, November 18th, 1912.
sale commencing at one oclock sharp. but II stormy
sale next fair day. as follows
LIVE STOCK.
Horse, good worker good Brood Sow small
Pigs. 30 Plymouth Rock Chickens a No. strain lf
White Leghorns. thoroughbred.
VEHICLES FARM IMPLEMENTS.
One Horse Wagon. Dearborn. Buggy. / Seed
Sewer. Drag Harrow. Cultivators, / Oliver
Chilled Plow No. A. ] Ward Plow. 2 Corn Knives.
! set Carriage Harness, set One Horse Wagon
Harness Post Hole Digger.
HOUSEHOLD GOODS.
Parlor Stove as good as new, Cook Stove in good
condition, Small Cook Stove, ! Folding Dining
Table. Cook Table and lots Of other household
goods large Outing Tent lO,s12 as good as new.
CORN. FODDER. POTATOES.
200 Shocks Of Corn and Fodderyin field to be sold
by the shock. lot Of Fodder and Corn. Is baskets
good White Potatoes. There are lots Of other use
fu articles not mentioned on this bill that will be
offered for sale at this time
Terms Cash.
HAROLD ". J, PRIEST.
VIM. Ramsey, Auctioneer
Milford chronicle., 1912-11-08
Public Sale
will sch al public auction on my premises in Mil
ford Neck. Just below Geo Bennetts Blacksmith
Shop, on the John Herring farm, on
Tuesday, November 18th, 1912.

Commencing at 10 o'clock, am
but i stormy next fair day. the following persona
property, to wit
LIVE STOCK.
Blocky built and good worker one-R Roam Mare
years. lod. This mare is sound. fearless. a good
worker and a splendid driver. One Roam Horse
years old. sound. good farm and wagon horse and
= fearless driver Done Grey Mare coming years
old thoroughly broke to an kinds Of work and q
good driver, safe for lady 70 drivp. One horse
years DID, good farm horse and perfectly safe for
old last spring, has been hooked few times. One
Mare Colt. year old next spring The ages of these
horses and colts are positively guaranteed.
CATTLE
Six head Of Cows. three Of them Jerseys and good
ones the other three are mixed breed. Two Bulls,
one Gearnrey years old one Jersey about Is
months Old One Sow and Pigs. one Shoat
MACHINERY
Pony Deeying Binder, a good one Milwaukee
Mower one DeernRs foot Hay Rake. one foot
three section Steel Land Roller. ! John Deere
check-row Corn Planter edge drop and perfect
check two row Factory Pea Drill. 2.new Aneri-
can Wheel Harrows. lock lever one No 90 Oliver
Sulky Plow ! Farmers Favorite spout Disk Driil
with seed box.
VEHICLES.
2 Two Horse Farm Wagons. Dearborn with rack.
2 York Carriages, Two-seat Surry, ! Road Cart.
FARMING UTENSILS
One 50 tooth Iron Drag Harrow. one No. 10 Oliver
Plow. one No l3 Oliver Plow. one A Oliver Plow
3 Walking Truck BaiTows. / Fluke Harrow. Seed
Harrow, 7 One Hole Corn Shelter. The most Of
this machinery is nearly new andis all guaranteed
to bein good working order.
HARNESS
2 double sets Of Wagon Harness. ] set Double Car
riage Harness. 2 sets Single Carriage Harness. j !
Storm Front lot Of Plow Gears and Lines. a lot
1f Horse Collars and Pads lot Of Double Trees.
Breast Yoalss and Swinele Trees a lot Of Forks.
Hoes, S1ovels and sythcs. Bushel Basket y
Bushel Measure sets Wagon Springs
HOUSEHOLD GOODS. Il
Consisting Of Range Stove with warming oven
ind tank. ] Lounge ] Table, 2 Bcdsteads, j Ice
1ream Freezer. / Milk Separator. q quarts key
Of Vinegar "
Terms Cash No goods 50 be removed until terms
are complied with.
THEODORE A. HALL.
John Camper.
lerk, Layinus Austin.
Milford chronicle., 1912-11-08
WILLIAMSVILLE.

The supper held in the Williamsville
solored church on September 25th forthe
benefit Of the church was well attended
7heS people had a nice time and were en-
rtkined by the Houston Band, which
1ered some very good music. The
tees Of the church wish to thank the
lle for helping them QUE.
Milford chronicle., 1912-11-08
Public Sale !!
Wednesday. November 18Th. 1912

Having sold my farm, will offer at public sale my
personal property at my home 2rnes east Of Green.
wood, on the road leading to Owens Station. on
Wednesday, November 18th. 1912,
at 10 o'clock a. m rain or shine the following per.
sonal property;
LIVE STOCK.
One Bay Horse. lS years old. good driver and
worker one Bay Mare, 13 years old. good worker
and driver Cow. Jersey and Guernsey stock a
good butter Cow
FARMING IMPLEMENTS
! Two Horse Wagon. ! Dearborn Wagon. / Car
riage, 1 Mccormick Mower. / Dearborn Pole 1 HAY
Rack. ] set Wagon Springs lot Of Pump Pine.
one 10 Oliver Chill Plow, Single Plows. Cultiva-
tors, Iron Harrows set of Wagon Harness, Plow
Harness, Corn Planters, Log Chains Hoes. Forks
and Shovels, and other things too numerous to
mention.
A lot Of Potatoes, a lot of Corn and Fodder, some
u Household Goods. a lot Of Chickens.
Terms Cash-No goods removed until terms Of sale
are complied with.
c. E. WILEY.
j, B. Dickerson. Auctioneer
NJ. T.. Stayton, Clork.
Milford chronicle., 1912-11-08
Public Sale.

will sell at public sale at my farm one-haf mile
east Of Oakley Station and one mile south Of Shin
gle School House on road leading from Bridgeville
to Milford on.
Tuesday. November 18th, 1912,
sale commencing at 10 O'Clock g. m, but if that
day should be stormy sale next fair day as follows
LIVE STOCK
One Black Mare y years old. one Gelding Mare "A
Years old, one Horse Colt months old.
FARMING IMPLEMENTS.
sets Of Work Harness. 2 sets Driving Harness, j
set Carriage Harness, / Dearborn Wagon. Car
riage Plows, Cultivat0rs ] Iron Seat Harrow
and other useful things used around farm too
numerous to mention.
200 baskets Of Yellow Corn, stacks Long Fodder
Terms Cash--No goods TO be removed until cOndi-
tiOns are complied with.
CARL SCHNEIDER,
r. D.sBox 81, Bridgeville Del.
J. B. Dickerson. Auctioneer.
Milford chronicle., 1912-11-08

known to the public,
but complete restor-
IN alton tohealth means
so much to me that
l cannot keep from
telling mine for the
sake of other suffer-
ing women.
S1 II had been sick
~ about twelve years,
and had eleven doc
tors. / had drag
ging down pains,
" periods, bilious spells,
worse all the time. /
tower one spell when 1
ain. No tongue can tell
from cramps, and at
dly walk. The doctors
at one of those times,
E. Pinkham's Vegeta-
lgot better rightaw
edicine is worth more
( gold to suffering wo-
tTHA MUFF, 5OS N. 4th
Mo.
ans Vegetable Com
nativeroots and herbs,
ic or harmful drugs,
he record of being the
nedy for female illswe
usands of voluntary
ile in the Pinkham
Mass, seem to prove
sial advice write to
Medicine CO. (cOnfl-
9. Your letter viii
I'D answered by a
strict confidence.
Milford chronicle., 1912-11-08
Public Sale.
will sell at my residence miles from Frederiea.
on the road leading from Frederick to FELTON, on
Thursday. November 21sf, 1912.
he Following personal pr0pel
LIVE STOCK.

the following personal property
LIVE STOCK.
One Bay Mare, u years old, good worker and fair
driver; one Bay Horse 10 years old, good worker
and good driver one Dark Bay Mare years old.
good size 3 good Mich Cows. four Of which are in
profit and four will be in profit soon Heifer.
FARM IMPLEMENTS.
2 York Carriages one as good as new / Buggy.
new ] Dearborn. ] Two Horse Farm Wagon,
Low WAGON, one foot Deering Binder Deering
Mowers, FOOT. IN good order Self Dump Rake
Hand Dump Rake, Blackhawk Corn Planter
so Tooth Iron Drag. I A Drag. ? Tomato Racks,
Hay Rack, sets Wagon Springs. ] extra Wagon
body, 4 Corn Shelter. Grain Fan, Half Bushel
Measures Bushel Baskets. J set Trucks, I Hay
Corn Cutter, Riding CultvatQr. Walking Guilt
yatcrs, tluke Harrows two ~ Oliver Pows one
i3 Oliver PloW, A Plow, Double Plowa. / Car
riage Pole, Dearborn Pole Grindstone Cross
cut Saws, ] Farmers Friend Grain Drill sets Of
Wagon Harness. ! set Single Harness. / set Car
riage Harness. lot Grain Sacks, sets Piow Har-
ness, lot Collars. Brides, Cow Chains. Sh0vela.
Forks, Hoes, Rakes and Berry Crates. Moving
Scythcs, lot Of Corn Knives.
lot OF Timothy and Clover Hay. one 240 Egg In
cubator.
HOUSEHOLD GOODS.
large Heating Coal Stove. small Coal Stove.
Cook Stove. 3 Bedsteads. Single Bedstead. ] Sofa
Couch. Churn. ? Butter Buckets, Milk Buckets
MIX Crooks. Butter Print. Clothes Wrnaer lot Of
Window Shades Stone Jars. Class Jars. Stove
Pots, Preserving Kettle Six Quart Ice Cream
Freezer. Settee Spinning Wheel, ] Reel. 7 Meat
ask Meat Cutters and Lard Press. 1 large iron
aot. / Farm Bell Letter Box. Clothes Horse. /
iheet-iron Fire Board and lot Of things 700 nu-
merous 20 mention.
SAMUEL A. BROWN, 'Frederica, Del.
0hn G. Baker, AucfioncCr
Milford chronicle., 1912-11-08
SICK
TWELVE YEARS
It's Other Women to Know
ow She Was Finally
Restored to Health.

ana, Mo. 81 think a woman
dislikes to make her troubles
Milford chronicle., 1912-11-08
PLAINS
DING CARS

DING CARS.
The Authorities
t, In Orderer To
Man Has Large
a porch built in
Dickerson made
eet.
switch that has
ia Crossing, the
side of the track
resents a decent
ing large guam
'thern markets.
paired his resi-
4wing the white
Jonwell, used in
pier at Lewes.
jm the woods of
town.
the biennial re-
II for 1911. The
ne at the Chron
standard work
y making time
The streets
rly evening by
ed in all kinds
even our little
came into the
with: Grand
ce?' On that
NJ. P. Church
Temple, which
play, "a West
min School Hall
hall was about
that partake of
be too frequent
ere better rem
from a neigh
an automobile
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e all town laws 4
IS been arraigned
fined once; and, I
S now a writ is !
few days since, :
mule, but could !
took after a man I
but missed him. I
1gerous character I
he has hackers in I
ay eight miles an =
speed through a :
ays be found peo- y
.olate all law, and .
10 be good citizens =
,e, of Philadelphia. I
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wagon broke, and 4
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lark; i put a lit
friday, Nov. 22nd.
Wilson. of Brook
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n. Subject "a 4.
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tie and the Rose "
lvalescing from an
has been granted rs
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1as dug his white -
Federal Street ~
shells; many of Z q.
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her invoice ne d1i,
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Milford chronicle., 1912-11-08
Public Sale.

As am going to stop farming Twill sell my per.
sonal property al public sale at my home on the
farm known as jenkins Farm, % miles north Of
Milford on road leading from Milford to Milford
Neck, on
Monday November 11fh, 1912,
commencing at 10 o'clock a. M. but if stormy the
following Wednesday, my personal property
LIVE STOCK
One Bay Mare, years old, good farm and family
mare; one Sorrel Mare. years old, good worker
and fine driver one months old Colt, one pair Of
good Mules II head of Cows some are milking
and others come in profit soon a very fine Bull.
FARMING IMPLEMENTS
Drill, lot Of Plows, Harrows. Drag Sbovels. Hoes,
Forks and many other things. / Farm Wagon, /
Two Horse Wagon only used two months, York
Carriage nearly new. ] good Runabout, ] Horse
Cart Hay Rack, Wagon Harness Plow Harness.
Corn Shelters. Mower, etc.
HOUSEHOLD GOODS.
Parlor Whatnot, Parlor Chairs Parlor Stove. 2
Tables. Clothes Horse. 2 Goose Feather Beds. Pill
lows. Bolsters, Walnut Bedsteads Bureaus. Wash
stands, Looking Glasses. Pictures. Bedroom Stove.
5 Rocking Chairs, Extension Table, Dining Room
and Kitchen Chairs Dishes Cooking Utensils, etc.
Terms Cash
WILLIAM G. WEBB.
Harry Holden. Auetioneer-
Milford chronicle., 1912-11-08
Public Sale.

The undersigned viii discontinue farming and sell
atpubc sale at his residence at Frederick, known
as the Stevenson Farm, on
Milford chronicle., 1912-11-08

The Authorities
{, In Orderef To
Man Has Large
Milford chronicle., 1912-11-08
PUBLIC SALE
Valuable Personal Properly

a am going to discontinue farming and win sal my
personal property at public sale at my home the
road leading from Lincoln to Shawnee, on