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The Detroit times., 1912-05-02
FOR sALE-FARMs.


ACRES, good soil, s-room house, barn
and other outbuildings. A beautiful
home In fne village, 40 miles from
Detroit. TO trade for vacant lots
North Woodward district.
10 acres. Ia miles from Detroit; new
mousse. frame. cement block cellar
with cement floor under all; new
barn lSx2Si hen house. 10x20; corn
crib 200 grape vines; over an acre
each of blackberries and strawber-
ries so young peach trees; young
pear trees, cherry trees; $4,000.
~ acres, near electric car line; g.
room house; barn, corn crib; hot
house 12N25. some strawberry, rasp-
berry. blackberry and currants, IL
apple trees $4,000.
20 ncres. ] mile from electric car line
gravel loan, 10 cherry 3 plum trees,
l acre gooseberries and currants, ~
acres raspberries. Groom house with
cellar, barn 12x30; corn house 12xli;
chicken house 10x22; $4,000.
80 acres near good town. all plowland
except 3 acres: good S-room house.
recently reshingled; barn 24xT0; 20
bearing apple trees, black walnut
trees; woodshed 16X20: corn crib. 8
acres timber, Ih miles from the
farm, $4,000
40 acres, near Milford, clay and gravel
loam. acres TIMBER: all the rest OF
the land Is improved; S-room house (;
new barn, granary, 30 apple trees,
young and bearing, IL cherry and s
pear trees. Other small fruit. $4,000
VIII trade
The Detroit times., 1912-05-02
.osT AND FOUND.
.ygsEsi|ssss I;aEI

For Clevs!and. Pittsburgh and AL
points south and east leave daily lo.ts
o. mn. Fare TO Cleveland, ~. Pittsoursh
$50: whole room. s25o Weekend cS-
cursion 90 Cleveland every SATURDAY
night $3.50 round trip.
For Alpena. Mackinnc ana way poIts
Ttcket Ofncees Wnyne~st. dock. Ma
jestIc bldg. t97 Woodward-ave-, las
|oriswold-sL
The Detroit times., 1912-05-02
FarmHeadq ters
THE FISKE-
KINNEY CO. Inc.

Main S31. City S32
ACRES out Michigan-ave., near
Wayne, new Groom house, hardwood
finish, cellar, bath, electric lights,
$2,S00.
Ia acres, near Lake Orion, Groom
house, barn and outbuildings, %
= fruit trees. some berries, $3.50
45 acres, miles from Milford. 10 acres
timber house and barn. only $1,000.
i have a large list OF farms. Office
open Thursday night until s o'clock.
40 and 90 acres for rent
E1STER, The Farm Man,
507 Majestic Bldg.
The evening world., 1912-05-27
JUNE SALE OF
BABIES WEAR

Qualify as always. the keynote
every garment being selected and
priced with expectation OF the con-
tinued trade OF those who buy. "A
pleased customer Is the best I'D.
vertiser.
The evening world., 1912-05-27

tumor. ] read ono day Of the won9enui
cures made by Lydia E. Pinkham's
Vegetable Compound and decided to try
II, and il has made me we'll woman.
My neighbors and friends declare It has
worked . miracle for me. Lydia z.
PinkhAm's Vegetable Compound is worth
It's weight in gold for women during this
period Of life. II it Will help others you
nay Pabl .I,,, r my me- lst tToN M Mr.;
jefferson ST.. Natick, Mas.
Chance Of, Lie 10 ono Of the most
critical periods Of o woRan's existence.
Women everywhere sHosld remember
that these.iB no other rerzedy known to
so successfully carry women through THIS
trying period as Lydia z. P1nkhams
Vegetable Compound. ~" - -
Ifyou want special advice write 20
Lydia z. pinkham Medicine Co.
(confidentiai). Lynn. Mass. Your
letter Will be opened. read and
answered by . woman and held In
strioe confidence.
The evening world., 1912-05-27
News Oddities

- Was Sens HkitoAen Sesehel HaA
= J n the Dsys 81 Old. a.
nfck. hHsasf % the Semitic Museum
~ HASvAsd has discovered the Pool Of
bkmssia ana the Palace q Ahab In the
h4ost prSksnno1s archaeological sxpedi.
~ q IL esueary.
Hhe yo3ase titohsn proves that Jsss-
- wAo Iereoouted the prophets and
Dt1esto a. Jehovah, was far ahead o..
odeSn woman In soma ways. a. more
Nm ~ aacleot hou1ehold utensils
No. 49, vnsarthsd.
AYeo O0vvs C1lnb Stairs 60 Gail 81
. Maine JuA1s.
MsnAsssns DOWN 1esin street IN West.
Aoe,e. ~. thssA cow cl,pibed flight
stairs 70 the oeios q Judge r. p.
ods Of The Municipal Court, and sent
11uitass flying in an DIRECTIONS.
9hoS 1set Whoa The Judge hurled bot.
~ OF red nh at them and invaded tns
l610A0ns Soohangs. but were driven
WaH " the ~ 'shoos." ISi
M 80 Da0s1 aAA Enereetie Far
tasaA ~ AGs ~ lnsty-Ave.
,p1ufs Mcconnell II. Baldwin attract
u A1lAost - much s4tsntion a. PrsS-
~ TIA It . Aontelair meeting Sat-
6dAy highE because ~ hat voted the
Uubooah oc1nst since the party was
Nns1ssd. and haA waited from . until
~. n. Tor . seat ct tho meeting.
- WAS taken to the platform when
~ President heard OF t. Yesterday
The evening world., 1912-05-27

By RLES DARNTON.

ut 4. s,,b,.i, whether even. Col.
n Roosevelt himself could grow en-
thuslastlc over "Mamas Baby
4oy." brought TO the Broadway Theatre
On Saturday night by George W. Led
tesr. Tor. of all the summer shows
'tfersa in recent years. not forgetting
chat sother,- Marlowe July production OF
sNacbeth" at the same theatre, this one
taiese the strawberry shortcake. Even
% reduced prices cannot make It seem
y bargain.
S6bortly after the curtain went UP II
Gould be seen that "Mama's Baby Boy"
oose . strong family resemblance to
80 Black 10 Back" the farce In
fAAsA Miss May Irwin lost confidence
~ considerable flesh few seasons
- Ths tunes that had been added
0o1Dsd 10 have little or no relation to
Ghmae. A. 4 terror "Mama's Baby Boy"
- SQualled only by tho company that
~ @ an airing. Little Anna LAughIln,
- 1anosd prettiiy. was the one men,
- q the cast worth Watching. Miss
booo Tyson made . great deal of un-
dooGpaey noise, while Jufie McCres.
UD01 Hart, Salne Stembler and others
- thar best to follow her strenuous
GlaA s'' - ''''I'f y IT,.
II 50 not until ousslders stsppsd
~ ~ 'vdtohen cabaret" that relief
Qnna while Lew Dockstader didn't Ap.
ooAR - - aitogethsr happy in his new
0gs0anndinGs, he talked politos" In his
~ asmusing way and once moro called
Go1eutlon to the life Of self-sacrtflce led
~ rs Uncle George. 1fis song about
~ Cenb will no doubt be better when
- 0oosns Il
1oN0 DAsAbsth Murray made each of
~ oo00a . real dslight. without DO
4n0iag the slightest effort this uncom-
0oo1y clever woman ecored again and
1an. Il was only to be expected she
MOo1d ang IN 1ftsn s6ns WE'LL bue Il
nlnn1nsd Tor her 70 prove IN her German
- coon eonEs that she 10 . mistress
Ahlset. Morn than tfAs. shs has .
~ OF humor that 10 a. true - her
0oonk o. rhythm. How she has escaped
uo1n9 "stamsd'' q . mystery that per
1paoaly Mr.. Lederer can explain. Nnss
Sfsov 10 better than . tonic. But
sSenanos Baby Boy = worse than the
The evening world., 1912-05-27
FLAGS FOR THE HOLIDAYS

Il MORNING SPECIALS Tuesday, Until p. NJ
ur..as r.aah.i No Mai Tananons
The evening world., 1912-05-27

As AGAINST ..-~
ANY OTHER OFFERING
woMENs WASH DRESSES
We Offer, for June Sale,
A MANUFACTURERS STOCK OF
LOVELY NEW DRESSES
At 1.s5. .ass. ATS
Worth s6ss 70 ts.9s.
FABRICS COMPRISE
Ginsh.ms Is.ss'
Vo;iss Balistes
Chsmbsays Encus L Lawns
These dresses are from \ manufactures
who takss pride In quality OF fabrics
tasteful designs. perfect cut and excellent
fit, who will not slight his work for the
SAKE OF supplying a bis quantity merely
for sale purposes and who seldom sacrf-
flce his stock. but the unusual happened
in this case. hence these beautiful dresses
at the rHces named. In addition TO a
great variety Of prcttisst Summer eoiorinss
and fanclee. there arc many lovely white
dresses at each price.
ALSO TOMORROW:
si6.98 Womsn's Long Cesis ........S.Sx
Whipcords and sersss--blark and navy
strictly tailored half lined with peau
d. cygne-
Ss.49 Won. ans Tan Linen Suits ,..... SIS
Strictly tallored-straight or cutaway
Coat-sizes 81 to 10.
The evening world., 1912-05-27

OF life before l tried
Lydia T.. Pinkham's
Vegetable Com
pound. l was in such
8 nervous condition
I could not keep
still. My limbs were
cold, ! he'd creepy
!ssnsat Ions, and l
could not s1eep
nights. I was finally
told by two physi.
clans that I also had
The evening world., 1912-05-27

SO Ct. Satin Foulsrds Sc Inch. ,..,. Al
Chiffon finish-b,ack and navy with
white dots and figures cool ana SER
yloeable for Spring and summer
'slI,ks--MAIN FLOOR
40 Ct. Mohsir Sieiliennes AZ Inch %
Heavy round thread-high silk lustre-
cream, brown, garnet. gray. hght ana
dark navy and black
DRESS 0OODs-,MA1N FLOOR
Is RI. Dres, Ginsl,m, ........ Si
se-inch-grea, variety cbecks. plaids
aud stripes also plain colors.
VAST nHEas bABklCs EASEMENT
|l2i5 Ct. Fancy Perealss So Inch ia
Min lengths OF fine aualites--stripes.
| checks, Figures. dots, etc.
WASH DRESS FABfiCs' BASEMENT.
10 & II Ct. Pearl Buttons card .... &
Ocean shell and smoked-carved plain
or flsheye also white crochet. flat or
'' rNlNNlSGs MAIN FLOOR,
2.a9 Striped yoils Waists ...... iH
Dainty offsets with fine lace pleatinx
| and torehon lace tsserts, also batist~
with smb'y medallions and 'n'ef<S.-
~ WAITS sEcqNp. Y.pQn ~.
The evening world., 1912-05-27

.3F.5H
The evening world., 1912-05-27
the Squire walked six miles 10 church
end back despite his ninety-hve years.

the Squire walked six miles to church
end back despite his ninety-hve years.
woman Athlete Awarded "w,' for
Prowess In Many sports.
Miss Edith Tomhagan Of Chicaso has
been awarded the athletic w" Of the
University Of Wisconsin for her excel
fence In swimming. racing, jumping.
boating and basketball playing.
She is also a fine baseball player. but
does not often play.
Lone "co-Ed." in Resistratisn Of
2OS P0pils II . Male.
The co.sducational features Of the
State Normal School at wsethe1d,
Mass. are now dependent on one young
man-the only male student in the reg
istrasion OF 2W pupils.
Sent Glass Eye TO the Laundry Sut
n Was Rcscaed II Time.
d. A Malcolm OF Butte. Mont. sent q
hurry call to the ONCE o. the Hotel
Sherman in Chicago for . bsllboy 70
rescue a very valuable article he had
sent away in his laundry through mis-
take.
The boy hurried to the laundry With
visions OF diamond studs or pearl cuff
links. and found Maicoim's linen Just
being dumped into . tub. He paved
around excitedly In the tub until he
fsit something hard and dshed II out. II
was handkerchief containing Malcolm's
only glass eye. The bogus orb was
reatored intact .
The evening world., 1912-05-27
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE
BROOKLYN.

The FACT that 90 were
sold dniinE the past year ~
reiinei families. including
engineers. building supein.
/ endents and men conhosted
with the building Depart.
ment, Is conclusive evidence
Of their superiority. snor,
walk To BaI. IS Mlnuts
10 Park ltow-Fsre BE-.
Take Sea beach II" either
at Park Row. n. Y. OF
Atlantic Ave. subway STA
to KING Highway Station
The evening world., 1912-05-27
MRS. CREATIONS
2. AWFUL ,
.~. EXPERIENCE
During Change of Life-How
Lydia E. Pinkham's yeee-
table Compound Made
Her q Well Woman.

Nstick. Mass.-"I cannot express
what went through during the change
The evening world., 1912-05-27

very our
stock Other wonderful bargains
n every Department.
The evening world., 1912-05-27

Shirts and Yuraishises
JUNE SALE sesculs
-. FOR TOMORROW
Nc No = Tnpsaas osoA W.
ne Gina 50 wasb. ia
i n'sSs Or yhiss.ssiis. essiss ~ TitS :
Vsniss msdailiens and tusksIs,i SGcS
N.W Wkb Lswa Wsbss. ~. A
rientlfully trim'd with aiiovsr e16'y
VEL AND cluny iaceo $40 AAsA S86'1 2
$3.50 Fine Lawn and vs;lb Wait. i9
Dainty models with fins Amb'y snH !
lace medal.ions and Val. lace Inserts
h'sh ana low neok--all aifes. 4
% q. Mems Pese,Is Pajsmss .. R
Nea, .tripes-llgh, srousds Jap useh
sir frogs-weli made-ai. sizes.
u - 4 SIS Mems S;E Shirn iu
Plain colors or white with blue hello.
tan a1d grey strpes-Frsnch clffs- Z
COOL and drsssy for Summer ALI slsss.
81 % Chllisens White Plsus csah 10
Excellent quallty--circuiar or square
collars-rufflc aud meda.lions Of einb'y Z
.-sizcs to 4 yrs. ,
$l.is Gables Fine C.ps ..... "a
Allover emb'y and pin tucks-ruchs
aud roscttcs -sires to . yrs.
81 60 Chils,,n'. Mill, s,,,~ u.,. -
Mushroom. and rol, hr,m.-,,ns., ,,.,"
and rosettes-sires to VIA '''' ''"'
no .. t.- a.
nv. 60. - 49, $500 -
ian oom turned solee-% tsa.
n "A Ws,.r. si,.. ~ l,.,;.,.. -
80. o'es NJ so1ct0s ~
so!t, phable Queiity-0edium ewe-'
KID ups-rubber heels-fcxibis ssiss
All slseA
Tor ho;ss. ., n.sys ssd ~ Who vase
:. :
= a .o1 n n (.,,,.p n,... IT,. a.
$50 N"" D' u.~
hands Of ribbon emb'd net q irisA
crochet lace and large aatia p0ws-aiso
sa,In ftnws.lnrge ribbon rsssstss.
" ~ WemsN's Uw(simnsd Rses -
Black ch,p, hair or i,aitna,en As~se-
tweAty utyies-svsry new s6ape'
",w S 49,. - ....W
bor-.,n,i h,ir, .s,,c.
''' '"'"' VI
q, m p..,. 90
Medium ana long -eeroos s,Ast,e,-.
sizcs 10 TO 30.
.. "a er
Er,rm,e. medium ana ,o~" 80. ~. De"
lace emily and ribbon trfrn-is a n
-
el.<S u icyn Messsl M Pctticcsls n
Black and oolor.-dcen p,cc,sd nor,.~.
T'enx'n' ~ TO w.
20 ., No., N..r Gill;
VIEW SW .tt,.. ~
.erca'ee ana mndras-whits. light and
"sn isnc~- also blue chambrays.
p'an OF pleated oosoms-coat Style
'"noere" eufis Attarhed-ls TO II mech.
~ Il. Boys Bh~,s, "a
White and fancy madras and p~rcsl~-
light and dArk-mIiitary band or collar
- to Is yrs.
On =. p,r
COLTS and Etons-nsvv sc,r. ,.,rv
mixtures and shepherd plalJs.
., .,.r 80,
s.o' ~ Si.sB boys Wa, Suts LIT
Russian and sailor ay.cs-chsmbrays.
| 49, ''''"" ~ '" ~ yis.
The evening world., 1912-05-27

An lsse or fsu,t ARTICLES, sd
sss..Si z, y ls TH wos Ma.if inYd , (.
ten Ruresp, Pulitzer 4aildipg
Unto wr Office. nerthwest cor
I Sf. ssth 81 nsa oi Ss,sssdwas{a
M Moot se Sis,,s. aSSsa ws.ei"r.
ton 81, Br9okIyD, for 80. days
followlnE the print'nE Of the
The evening world., 1912-05-27


10 q. Bleaehed h.ul'ns .SNV
&5-inch-firm Quallty--for piilsv caaGD
MI sDNS-BAsEA kNE
50 a. Mcn's Nssksss Shirt. ........ 81
Percaes stripes and figures plsAD
or pleated bos6ms-cuffs attac6s4-
coat model-all sizes.
MEMS FURNishlNus--MAiN vIO00
~ 81. Boys Blnses '....t,.... ~
white and fancy madras and perealO-
band or collar 10 - years.
EOlS FURNISHINGS iiitRD FT<rOA
10 Ct. Linen Towel;ngs ...... .7X
lGis-inch-also glass cheeks.
ThNELLINis MAIN LoOR.
II ct. 9leached Hu,a loves ~ ~
isxiois--lincn finish--hemmed.
TOWELS MAIN tbbpR.
Is ct. New Crctcrws 81
Monte fn!sh-light and dark. With
vines, forals, stripes and orisasal
designs
urHoLvrHIN BASEMENT.
10 Il. White Irds linors ..... .loS1
A0-inch--made OF fine oombsd nUD.
tfan yarn-for dresses. waste, -,
WHITE GOODs--MAM UG0nA ~
The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1912-10-22

Hon. George B. Melott is well known to almost every voter IN
this county, as a successful farmer and business man, and as a faith.
tul representative in the last General Assembly of the State.
AT no time during the sessions Of the term which he served in
the Legislature did he neglect his post of duty, and as proof of his
record OF how closely he applied himself TO business, and how he
voted on all bills, he respectfully refers any and all to the legislative
records at Harrisburg.
In asking for your vote at the coming election, Mr.. Melott is
gladly answering all inquiries as TO how he stands. He makes no
pretence to carry favor by giving evasive replies as to how he will
vote on certain bills that are expected to come before the Legsla-
ture.
Particular stress Is laid upon the necessity of returning him to
the next sessions by reason of the fact that the election of Hon.
Vance c. Mccormick for governor is practically assured, and, in
order that the reforms that Mr.. Mccormick stands for may be car
ried out, it will be absolutely necessary that legislators, who are in
full sympathy with Mr.. Mccormick, be elected. Mr.. MeIott is
standing by Mr.. Mccormick on all vital questions concerning the
moral and industrial welfare of the State, and all know how Mr..
Mccormick stands. When Mccormick was mayor of Harrisburg
he cleaned up that city as never before; he gave every cent of his
salary to benevoence while mayor;h e is now fighting for the cleans.
ing of the whole State. Mr.. Melott fully believes in the rule of
the people, and he will be better able to work to that end during a
second term, to which he respectfully asks your support at the cleo.
ton on November 3rd.
The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1912-10-22

George a Harris took Mrs. Mar
shall McKibbin and her little son
to Hancock last Sunday, from
there they will go to their home
in Washington, d. G.
Misses Minnie Carothers, Min
ME Gladfelter, and Mr.. and Mrs.
George N. Sipes, of Hustontowe,
were shopping in town Monday
and paid the NEWS Office a short
visit, but the old Office parrot
would not talk to them.
Bert Heeter, DR.. Campbell,
James Alloway and Chestnut Allo-
way-all Of New Grenada, and
Jay Alloway, of Gracey, made a
trip to McConnellsburg last Sat-
urday in Bert's new Ford touring
car. There are other fellows be-
sides Bert that might, with adj
vantage, take a doctor along
when they go out motoring.
The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1912-10-22
Al The New Store.

Don't forget that Mertie E.
Sinner has all kinds Of useful
and fancy goods on hand all the
time. Fancy Galalith buttons,
one and two color glass buttons,
Tango Silk Neck Cords, the very
latest IN Tango hair pms and Bar
rettes, lovely Beads, Laces and
Ribbons, Ruching, Fancy Pins,
Side Combs, Embroidered Belts,
fine Handkerchlefs, Neck Bows
Corset Cover S, ready-m ad g
Drawers for misses and children
Gauze vests. Stockings, Toilet ar
ticles, Kitchen utensils, fine fresh
Candies, Novelties, and many
other articles too numerous too
mention. Mail orders filled. Ut.
The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1912-10-22
A Great Scheme.

Some Of us may live to see the
rich soil that is now being wash
ed to the sea brought back again
along with that from otherlands,
and made to again enrich our
WORKOUT fields.
Students Of economics have re-
peatedly warned that some day
the fertility of the earth will be
exhausted and the human race
perish for lack of food. Atten-
ton is being given by construc-
tive thinkers, however, to the
problem of finding somewhere an
inexhaustible store of fertilizer
with which to restore plant food
to the soil. According to an ar
ticle in the September Popular
Mechanics Magazine, the latest
suggestion is that the Sargasso
Sea, that strange marine meadow
of interlaced sea plants covering
a vast area in mid-Atlantic be-
tween the Antilles, the Azores,
and Cape Verde, may be made to
renew the vitality of the farm
lands of all the world.
The algae and various other
forms of water vegetation which
abound in the Sargasso Sea are
rich in nitrogen, phosphoric acid,
potassium and magnesium sui
phate, essential constituents of
plant life. Besides this the sea-
weeds contain sodium, chlorine,
iodine, and other materials bene-
fcal to certain crops, and cellu-
lose in quantities estimated to be
greater than that obtainable from
the combined forests of Scandi-
navia, Russia, and Canada. All
these salts and substances have
been washed into the sea from
the land, the volume of such
waste increasing annually and
rapidly.
The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1912-10-22

In spite Of all that has been
said about there being no ships
to carry it, millions Of dollars
worth of food stuffs are going
from this country to Europe to
feed the soldiers. Our factories
are being deluged with orders
foa wagons, blankets, tenting
material, tent stoves, and manu-
featured articles of every descrip
ton. The men that made these
things in Europe are fighting in
the army, and they must look to
America for supplies.
The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1912-10-22
Sale Register.

Saturday, November 9TH, Mrs.
Annie Graham, will sell at her
former residence in Ayr town.
ship, 3 miles south of McConnells
burg, 9 stoves, furniture, feather
pillows and bedding, cooking
utensils, garden tools, potatoes,
apples, sc. See bills. Sale to
begin at |, o'clock. j. j. Harris
auctloneer.
Saturday, October "a, George
W. Sipes intending to remove to
the West, will sell at his resi-.
dence in McConnellsburg a good
horse, hogs, household goods, GO
b u shells of potatoes, carpenter
tools, &c. Sale begins at 10
O'Clock. Credit 6 months. ]. j.
HARRIS, auctioneer. Also, at the
same time and place he will sell
bis farm of 100 acres situate IN
Licking Creek township, l mile
south of Harrisonvllie. About
60 acres under cultivation. Fine
young orchard of $50 choice fruit
trees. About 40 acres IN fine
timber guaranteed to cut not less
than $4,000 feet. For further in
formation about the farm, write
to G. W. Slpes, McConnelisburg,
Pa, or call on Thomas Hollins-
head, near Harrisonville.
Wednesday, November 25th,-
Intending to quit farming, Mrs.
Elizabeth e. McKlbbin will sell at
her residence at CrystalSprings,
all household goods, road wagon,
sleigh, harness, chickens, hay,
oats, corn, b~uckwheat, fodder,
farm implements, 2cows, 3 calves
SOW, shoats. Also, a good farm
of about 300 acres IN center of
Brush Creek township, on road
leading from Bedford to Hancock
1094 acres in cultivation, and 100
acres IN timber. Terms-For
farm made known on day of sale.
For personal property, credit Of
6 months. Sale begins at 10
o'clock, a. m.
Wednesday, October 90, S. A
Hess, administrator, C. t. a., Of
the estate of Stlllwell w. Truax,
late of Belfast township, deceas-
ed, will sell at the late residence
of the ~decedent, about 9 miles
east of Needmore and | mile
south of Gem, horses, cattle,
hogs, farming implements, hay
gram, household goods, &c. AL
so, at the same time and place,
the mansion farm containing 240
acres, $50 of which are under
cultivation, and balance in good
timber. Sale begins at 9 o'clock
sharp.
Saturday, October 81, Mrs. Sa
rah Funk will sell at her resi-
dence in Licking Creek township
9 miles south of Andover, 2cows,
3 spring calves, potatoes, fresh
pork and lard, household goods
consisting of stoves, bed and bed
ding, safe, carpet, churn, clock,
and many other articles, Sale
begins at 10 o'clock, a. M, credit
9 months, j. j. Harris, auction
eer. Also, at the same time and
place will be offered a tract of
land containing Sc acres and i'm
provements. The other 81 acre
tract, advertised on bills, was
sold privately October 10Th.