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Evening journal., 1913-12-20
CHRISTMAS VESPERS
AT WESTMINSTER

At Westminster Presbyterian
Church tomorrow morning. the Rev.
Charles L. Candee will speak on The
Christ" In the afternoon a Christ
mas vesper service will be held in
the church at o'clock. Selections
from Handel's sMessiah" Will be sung
by a double quartet, composed of the
following persons: Mrs. Howard
Clark, Miss Lola b. Parsons, Mrs. Lii
lian T. Hahn, Mrs. Walter S. Gayan,
j. Frank Ayres, Charles L. Candee,
Frank F. Palmer and Frederick w.
Wyatt. A short sermon on THE Spirit
of Christmas" will be given by the
minister.
The special music for the day fol-
lows;
1890 o'clock.-Organ, Pastor
ale" Faulkes; anthem, Calm On the
Listening Ear of Night" Rogers;
THE New Born King" L'Espoir mrs.
Lillian T. Hahn anthem, Angels
From the Realms of Glory" Shelley;
organ, Christmas March," Merkel.
o'clock-Selection From Handel's
Messiah" organ, Overture; chorus,
"And the Glory of the Lord" offer
tory, Pastoral Symphony" recitative
and chorus, GLORY to Cod" h-lle-
lujah chorus.
Christmas hymns will be played on
the chimes both morning and after
noon.
The kindergarten will meet as
usual at the time of the morning ser
vice. At noon the graded Sunday
school will meet in the chapel. The
Adult Bible Glass will hold its ses-
sion at the same time in the church
The Junior Christian Endeavor So
clety will unite with the Y. P. S. {. f
in a Christmas service at Z o'clock
The leader will be Horace Joslyn
This will be the only evening ser.
vice tomorrow.
There will be no mid-week service
on Wednesday evening of next week
The Woman's Missionary Society vii
meet January 2, instead of Decem
ber 26.
Evening journal., 1913-12-20
SUNDAY SERVICES
AT ST. ANDREWS

There will be a celebration Of the
Holy Communion at a. m. tomorrow
al ST. Andrews Church, Eighth and
Shipley streets. In connection with
the Sunday school at 9.45, the rector
viii have a Bible lecture class for
men. Two new teachers have been
secured for the primary work at St
Andrews. and a primary room has
been provided for this department
assuring all necessary advantages for
the little ones entrusted to the care OF
the school.
At II o'cloc-s there will be morn
ing prayer with sermon by the rector
and in the evening at 7.45 there will
be an address. On Wednesday the
mid-week service will be omitted
The services for Christmas Day arc
the celebration of the Holy Commun-
ion. at a. m, and the second service
at II a. m.
Evening journal., 1913-12-20
SPIRIT OF JOY
In FIRST CHURCH

'The Nativity Commonplaces" will
be the subject of the morning sermon
in First Presbyterian Church, Market
street, above Ninth, tomorrow. The
choir will sing three numbers ap-
propriate to the Christmas season.
Jesus is Born King" (Brown) ;
"Slumbering In a Lowly Manger"
(Edwards) containing baritone solo,
sung by Leroy G. White and "Ho-
sanna" (Lowden) having a soprano
solo, sung by Mrs. H. w. Hobson.
The Sunday School Will meet at 2
o'clock, when each department will
have it own Christmas service. The
main school will have, in addition to
It's regular lesson, Christmas ng
service. The pastor will meet the
Earnabas men as usual in the church
auditorium. The Christian Endeavor
Society will meet =, o'clock. The
subject will be THE Work of the
World for the Church" Arthur
Brooks will lead and Miss Ethel Starr
will sing.
745 o'clock the chorus choir. aug
mented to the number of fifty voices
Will sing. The Shepherd King" by
J. Lincoln Hall. The choir has had
the qualification of crowded house
and has received the commentator
OF many friends. This year the choir
has made thorough preparation ant
is looking forward to a very delight
full evening The pastor will give ,
resume of the cantata and the con
gregation will join in several famil
lar Christmas hymns.
! The personnel of the church choir to
morrow will be as follows; Director
William Z. White; organist, John Craig
soprano, Miss Lillian Armour, Miss Rutl
Collision, Mrs. John Craig, Miss Elvi
Foulke, Miss Emily Good, Mrs. Laur'
Harman, Mrs. II. w. IIobson, Miss Bes
sic Owens, Mrs. Rosa Thompson Reeves
Mrs. NJ. J.. Roberts, Miss Mariol
Schwarz. Mrs. Thomas Southern, Mrs
George Stewart, Mrs. Edward Tee.
Alto--Mrs. NJ. i. Anderson, Miss /
Virginia Dukes, Mrs. +. r. Ewing. Mrs
Joseph, Mrs. James McMullen, Mrs
William p. White.
Bass-Albert Hayman, Walter Seeley
II. G. Taylor Leroy G. White.
Tenor-G. p. Alexander, William ].
Donovan, X. u. Eaton, Charles L. vii
kins.
Evening journal., 1913-12-20
SPECIAL MUSIC AT ST. STEPHENS

In Liturgical Churches, the four
Sundays in Advent, which precede the
Festival of Christmas are part OF
the Christmas cycle. Advent is the
preparatory season for Christmas,
just as the season Of Lent is prepara-
tory for Easter. On Sunday even
ing there will be a service of special
Advent music in St. Stephens Luth-
eran Church The musical program
for the day is as follows:
Behold the Man." f. W. Peace;
soloist, George Nickel; solo, Jesus OF
Nazareth" Gounod, Miss Helen Ha-
mann, soloist; Rejoice Greatly. H.
H. Woodward: "Thou Art My Son.
f. w. Peace; duetists, Helen Hamann
and Irene Bristow; This is the Day
Alfred Wooler: Daughter OF zion
F. c. Maker: soloist, Oscar w. Steg-
Ter; quartette, Jerusalem" Parker.
To be sung by Misses Helen Hamann
and Irene Bristow and Messrs George
Nickel and Oscar w. Stiegler.
The musical program at the Christ
mas morning 6 o'clock service Will be
Of high order
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BISHOP BERRY
AT MT. SALEM

At Mt. salem, Bishop Joseph T..
Rerrv. OF the Methodist Episcopal
Church, and the resident bishop OF
this section Of the church. will preach
both morning and evening, at 1880
6nd 7.sO tomorrow. The other serV-
ices OF the day will be as usual. sun
dav morning class at $50, led by John
q. Harris. Sunday schools. Riddles
Memorial and Mt. Salem, at 2.S0. ED
worth League service at $50, led by
Miss Katie Roberts.
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SERVICES AT OLD AsBURY,

At Asbury NJ. Z. Church, Third and
Walnut steets, Rev. Geoge White Daw-
son, pastor. services tomorrow viii be-;
9 a. m, prayer meeting; 1890 a. m,
preaching, subjects "The Nativity OF
Christi" p. m, Sunday school; $50,
Epworth League, special music and dis
cussion of tae theme: How Can ] Make
a Glad Christmas for Those Who Have
Made Many Christmases Glad for Mef''
7.3O p. m., preaching, subject: Christ
mas Gifts" Large attendance expected
at regular class and prayer meeting SER
vices during Christmas week.
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GmBERT CHURCH WORSHIP.

The Rev ]. B. Isaacs VIII preach IN
Gilbert Church tomorrow morning
from the theme. "The Coming of the
King" There will be special Christ
mas music by the choir.
The Sunday School will study the
lesson in the department at 2.3O
o'clock. after which the school Will
rehearse the Christmas music, under
the direction of Miss Blanche Russ.
The usual popular song service will
be held at night.
At s o'clock the pastor will deliver
short address on the theme, "The
Last Day-Where Are Your
The Sunday school Christmas treat
will be given at $40 o'clock on We'd
nesday next
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SURPRISE PARTY AT LEwEs.

Special to THE EN ENING JOURNAL
LEWES, Del. Dec 20.-Mrs. J. L.
Carmine entertained q number of her
friends at her home at a surprise party
in honor of Miss Allecta Dick. Those
present were; Misses Allecta Dick, Flor
ence Short, Alva Carmine, Leona Car
mine, Florence Green, Nettie Tappan
Olive Lekaites, Dorothy Messick, Mir
lam Lingo. Josephine Dick, Messrs. VIII
liam Vogel, John Dick and Norman Jo-
seph.
Evening journal., 1913-12-20
DIR. HOLLOWAY
TO RELATETHE
XMAS STORY
Significance Of the Christmas
Time at Second Baptist
Church Services
ANTHEMS TO BE
SUNG BY THE CHOIR

The significance and JOY of the Christ
mas time will be observed in the Second
Baptist Church tomorrow. At 1880
in the morning the regular worship and
preaching service will be held. The
minister, the Rev. Thomas p. Holloway,
will preach on the theme "Christ Com
pleting the Name of God, and the choir
will render the following selections
Anthem, brightest and Best" Dudley
Buck; anthem, Rejoice in the Lord,
HoIlins; anthem. Angels from the
Realms OF Glory" Shelley.
In the evening the subject Of the ser
mon will be; Preservation Through In.
tegrity" The musical program VIII in
olude, Anthem, 1t Came Upon the Mid
night Clear" Sullivan; solo, "lh'
Angels Message Dressler. Miss Mir
iam Stradley, with violin accompani
mont by Harry 4. Stausebachi anthem
"How Beautiful Upon the Mountains,
arranged from the Pilgrim Chorus
At e.l5 O'Clock the Bible school sos
sion will be held. a special program
for the Christmas season has been ar
eaneed The "Whito Gifts" as explain
ed by Mise Edith Frederick last Sunday
will be brought for the poor. The Of
fcrings. with what the church itsel
gives. will be, as usual. given to th'
poor through the direction Of the Mizpal
Circle Of the church. This has been Z
custom Of this church for years.
AT 0.45 o'clock the Senior Christian
Fndeavor Society will hold its meeting
The subject is "Ihe Christmas Spirit
and How it May Prevail with Mist
Charlotte Q. Wells as leader.
On Saturday afternoon next the cradle
roll. beginners and primary depart
mcnts Of the Bible school, VIII have
their Christmas entertainment IN the
chapel at z.50 O'Clock.
Evening journal., 1913-12-20
CENTRE GRANGE OFFICERS.

At the meeting of Centre Grange of
Centreville the following officers were
elected: Horace l.. Dilworth, masters
David Klair, overseer; Mrs. Il. w. Par
nell lecturer; Herbert Walker, steward;
Frank Walker, assistant steward
Phoebe Harvey, chaplaini Frank Hob
son. treasurer; Mrs. II. L. Dilworth, sec
retary; Ralph Lyons, gate keeper
Emily Klair, pomona; Emma Hollings
worth. hora; Elva frederick, ceres; Ma
bel Webb, lady assistant steward; Ella
Frederick, pianist. After election thu
lecturers hour was enjoyed including
in part recitation, vocal talent and in
strumental music, comprising a corne
and a piano solo.
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CHRISTMAS WORSHIP
AT KINGSWOOD CHURCH

In Kingswood NJ. e. Church, the
Rev. l.. NJ. Broadway, pastor tomor-
row there, will be preaching at 1890
O'Clock. on the subject, Behold I
Bring You Glad Tidings Of Great
JOY" The Epwort' League meeting
will be in charge Of Mrs. Bertha Sim
mons. At 7.30 o'clock, the pastor
will preach an evangelistic services.
A special Christmas musical program
has been prepared by the choir for
the occasion. The program will be:
Morning-Hymn, No. 1O7: Hail the
King" Herbert J. Lacey; offertory,
with the Shepherds" %. l.. Ashford; (;
hymn. No III zion Take Thy Harp"
C.. Harold Lowden: soloist, Mrs.
Thomas Raigen; hymn. No. l13.
Evening chorus by the
choir, hymn, No. ia; hymn, No. 12i
Lead Us Onward" c. Harold Louden
lsoloist, Miss Iva Miller; offertory
variations On Mendelssohon's Chris
titan Hymn" hymn, No. 10; "Hark
What Mean Those Heavenly Voices.
w. b. Judefnd. soloist, Mrs. ]. Ste
art Mclaughlin; hymn, No. 1913.
Evening journal., 1913-12-20
GERMAN sERYIcEs AT zION.

The real German Christmas exer-
cises of Zion Lutheran Church. will
be held on the evening of December
20, beginning at 7.3O o'clock. Great
preparations have been made and the
festival is expected to surpass all
previous efforts. The German chill
dren's choir, composed Of Irish, Amer
leans, Scotch and Germans, will sing
three carols, and the church choir
has been strengthened considerably
for the occasion. The services of the
English Sunday school will take place
on Sunday evening, January 2S.
Holy Communion will be observed
at both services. The sermon in the
evening will deal with the topic
who Art Thou? What Sayest Thor
of Thyself?"
AT the services on last Sunday the
church was filled 10 its capacity.
Evening journal., 1913-12-20
BEAUTIFUL CALENDAR
OF gPFNNSYS

The height of artistic beauty has
been reached by the Pennsylvania
railroad in the production of their
calendars for the year 1914, which are
now being distributed by the officials
of the company, The calendars have
attracted much admiration from per-
sons fortunate enough to secure them.
The calendars are adorned with a
large reproduction OF a painting OF
/ the broadway Limited" express
train. which covers the distance be-
tween New York and Chicago In twen-
ty hours. The picture was painted
by Clarence W. Snyder and is print
ed in six colors, reproducing exactly
as the artist painted it.
Evening journal., 1913-12-20
CHORUS CHOIR AT
SILyERBROOK CHURCH

The services at Silverbrook NJ. %.
Church we're we'll attended last Sun
day. The pastor, the Rev. w. d.
Greenfield, will preach at 1890 a. M
and 7.3O p. m, tomorrow The morn
ing subject Will be, "A Great Problem
and How Il Was Worked Out" The
evening theme viii be, "A Lessor
Worthy OF study" All the depart
ments OF the Sunday school will as
semble at o'clock Eary Christma'
service Thursday morning, at $50 a
m. The chorus choir of forty voices
will render their annual Christmas
service Sunday evening, December 2S
The Christmas festival Of the Sunday
school will be held on Tuesday even
ing, December 30.
Evening journal., 1913-12-20
Nav rAxIcAR sERVIcE.

William D. HaddoclS and J. II. Nixon
have formed the Haddock- Nixon Taxi
Company, and b We commenced business
with stands at the Hotel DUPONT and
the Pennsylvania Railroad station.
The equipment Of the company will
include new touring cars and taxicabs
Of the lal4 model and carrying seven
passengers. There will be both day and
night service. The new taxicabs arc
finished with yellow leather upholstery
are electric lighted and with speaking
tube TO the driver.
Evening journal., 1913-12-20
SERVICES IN SMYRNA CHURCH

Appropriate Christmas services
viii be held In Smyrna A. NJ. ~
Church tomorrow, the Rev. Albert
Price. pastor. A visiting preacher
will be the preacher at 1890 o'clock
I. H. sammons will direct the Sun
day school at o'clock Samuel Lam
son. sr., and Aaron Gibbs Will con-
duct platform service at $3.50
o'clock. Horace Davis and George
stacky will conduct the young peo-
pies service at o'clock. The Lords
Supper will be administered az tne
7.30 o'clock service.
At o'clock on Christmas morning
a special service will be held IN the
church. A thanksgiving service VIII
be held at o'clock the same morn
ing.
Evening journal., 1913-12-20
THROUGH 300
FEET OF ROCK TO
GET PURE WATER

The firm Of Thomas B. Harper. Inc,
Of Jenkintown, Pa. has just completed
an artesian well for the Bavarian
Brewing Company which was one OF
the most difficult propositions that
concern has encountered for some
time. The we'll is 1862 feet deep, the
drillers having struck water at 344
feet, but decided to farther down. The
well had to be bored through 300 feet
Of rock, making the work hard and
difficult.
Tests made yesterday showed q flow
OF from 100 to 200 gallons of water
minute. The water is clear and has
every appearance OF being wholesome.
An analysis of II will be made to learn
II II can be used for purposes other
than condensing and in the wash
rooms.
Evening journal., 1913-12-20
BUSY SUNDAY WITH THE
EASTLAKE METHODISTS

At Eastlake Methodist Church tomor-
row there will be class meeting at o
o'clock, led by Walter II. Keen. AT the
morning service at 1890 o'clock the Rev.
ID. J. Ford will preach on the subject
'The Influence of the Birth of Christ
Upon the World" The anthem by the
choir will be Jesus is Born a King"
The Christian Endeavor at 7 o'clock will
be led by Frank II. Long, OF Hanover
Presbyterian Church. There will be a
song service at 7.45 with John T..
Bcardsley in charge, accompanied by
the orchestra. There viii be preaching
by the Rev. d. j. Ford at 8 o'clock, with
these anthems by the choir; "Song OF
Praise the Angels Sang" "Slumberine
in Lowly Manger.'
Evening journal., 1913-12-20
ENGINES FOR GOVERNMENT.

The Delaware Machine Works, which
manufactures the Harris Marine Engine,
has Just delivered to the United States
government three gasolene engines OF
the 4-cylinder type and rated at %
horsepower. They will be installed IN
launches which can be carried on the
decks OF transports. These launches will
be used in towing lighters for the land
ing OF troops. The same company has
also delivered 20 the Richards Dredging
Company Of Philadelphia, a powerful
towing engine for use in heavy towing
s-~-I
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SIGN OF THE SHEPHERD.

"The Sign Of the Shepherds" will be
Holy Trinity Lutheran Church, Con-
cord Avenue and Madison street,
morrow.
From Jesse" will be the subject Of
the sermon.
Sunday school services will be held
at 10 o'clock. The Sunday school cell
ebration will be held Christmas night.
Evening journal., 1913-12-20
Union SERVICE PLANNED.

There will be a union service Of
church and Sabbath school tomorrow
In the Church of the New Jerusalem,
at 10.45 o'clock. A story written for
the occasion by the pastor will take
the place of the usual sermon. Every
one is invited TO be preesnt. The
evening preaching subject will be;
"Can the Rich Enter Heaven?'
Evening journal., 1913-12-20
CHRIST AND IMMANUEL SERVICES

The Rev. A. <. Clattenburg will
preach at Christ Church. Christiana
hundred, tomorrow morning and
evening. The Sunday school Christ
mas services will be held at 7.30
O'Clock, on January 2.
The services at 1mmanuel Church.
Highlands, will be as follows: Holy
Communion at 7.45 o'clock; morning
prayer and sermon at 10 As O'Clock
and evening prayer and address al
745 o'clock Rev William II. Laird
will officiate at these services.
The Sunday school Christmas ser
vice will be held on the evening o.
| December 30
Evening journal., 1913-12-20
ADVENTISTS TO MEET
IN RED MEMS HALL

The Seventh Day Adventists will
meet in Red Mems Hall, No 515 Ship
ley street, third story back room. un-
ill their new church building on How
land street is completed. Sabbath
school services are held every Sunday
at $50 o'clock. other services are
held at IL o'clock The young peo'
pies meeting is held at 3 o'clock.
Evening journal., 1913-12-20
EARLY MORNING CHRISTMAS
SERVICE AT SECOND BAPTIST

In the Second Baptist Church, on
Christmas morning. at 7o'clock, the
Senior c. f. Society members will
hold meeting similar to the one held
in West Presbyterian Church Thanks
giving morning. An invitation has
been extended to all the Endeavor-
ers OF the city to be present.
Evening journal., 1913-12-20
BURGLARS FRIGHTENED AWAY

Burglars some time Thursday morn
ing cot into Moses Solomon's home at
POI jefferson street. and were trying
10 break into the safe when Mr.. Solo
mon discovered them. He called for
help, and the intruders fed They did
not have time to get any valuables.
Evening journal., 1913-12-20
HOMEOPATHIC MANAGERS ELECT

At the annual meeting OF the board OF
managers OF the Homeopathic Hospital
Yesterday Mrs. Charles 3. Holiday was
elected TO the board of managers and
the following officers were elected; Mrs.
@. Wesley Weldin, president; Mrs. Stir
ling Thomas, vice-presidenti Mrs. -
Morton Poole. treasurer; Mrs. Frank "
Carpenter, recording secretary and Mrs
Charles G. Rupert, corresponding secre'
tarY.
Evening journal., 1913-12-20

A special meeting of the Club Alliance
of Delaware will be held on Monday
evening, December %, in Turn Hall. An
invitation TO be present is extended 20
representatives OF all legitimate clubs.
If there is a drop OF good red blood still
coursing through the veins Of the mem
bership of those clubs not affiliated, and
not milk and water, then see to it that
your representatives be present at meet
ing. BE sure and have your member
ship card with you to gain admittance.'
Evening journal., 1913-12-20
GEoRGEToWN. TEXAS.

GEORGETOWN, TEXAS, j. A.
Kimbro. says: For several years
pounds has been my household rem
edy for all coughs, colds and lung
troubles. II has given permanent re-
lief In a number of cases NJ obstinate
coughs and colds" Contains no OPT
ates. Refuse substitutes. For sale
by N. B Danforth. Market and Sec
ond Streets.--Adv.
Evening journal., 1913-12-20
SPEcIALl

THF DAYLIGHT DRTGOODS STORE
Of E. M. GOLDBERG. 4l5 King Street
is open evenings. Do your shopplns
there.--Adv.
Evening journal., 1913-12-20
SPECIAL

THE DAYLIGHT DRYG0ODS STORE
of e. NJ. GOLDBERG. Ais King Street,
is open evenings. Do your shopping
L.
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ter and brokpn IN do his own teas.
ing. four head Of cattle TWO of which
are No. ] fIolstein milk cows. both
viii have calves In March one thor.
oughbred IIolstnin Rullock which Is
very fine calf. one pnrcbred heifer
calf, eight fine ewes an heavy with
lamb.
FARMING Indictments.
One two.horse Brown wagon and
bed. purchased new last spring. one
spring wagon with three springs in
perfect order: one falling top buggy.
two harrows. oae brand new disk
harrow. and one ssrira tooth TWO No.
40 oliver chilled siaNs. tQo double
shovel plows. one Farmers ravJrite
grain dri1: one corn cr8eHer. one
wheat fan. one farm roller. one horse
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kee harness; collars, brides and
lines; 2 sets Of front gears; sets of
plow gears; 2 sets Of fly straps; l
wagon saddle, new. 2 citizens. sad
dies; set of double harness for car
riage; brides; 6 collars; wagon
line; pillow line; lot Of halters; hay
fork, carrier rope and pulleys, track
ed for both mows; quite lot of sin
gle, double and treble trees; forks;
rakes, hoes; mattocks; moving
scythe, grain cradles; pair spread
ers; 2 sets of breast chains; 2 sets
butt traces; l log chain; l dozen COW
chains; fifth chain; many small ar
ticles not itemized.
/ viii also sell my three-ffths in
terest in So acres of wheat in ground,
well fortified and looking fine.
so Black Minorca and Plymouth
Rock chickens
Some household goods, consisting
In part as follows: 2 beds with
springs and mattresses complete; 16
dining room chairs; 2 rocking chairs,
Terms.
A credit of nine months will be Civ
en- upon all sums of $1,000 and up
wards, the purchaser to give note with
approved security negotiable and pay
able at the Citizens National Bank of
Martinsburg, with interest from date,
but if paid at maturity interest will
be RENTED Under $1,000 cash. No
property to be removed until terms
are complied with. $500
y,.5 JOHN BURNS.
Dodd G. Hoffman, Auct.
Harwood Burkhart, Clerk os~
SD 81 Z ii
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~ Arden on tho maintain road and
,nar Ropnd Ton church. on
"Wednesday. Eehruarv e. 1919.
commencing AT 10 o'clock a m. the
follovine described personal proper.
~ to-wit.
Head If Work Horses.
Tocl hav gelding y spleudid bar.
shear lender. and viii work anywhere
bitcbed. Rem works single or double.
good barshear leader. Trip. three
Years old. well broken. a good driver
ana worker
Head of Mich Cows.
Roth will he fresh by day of sale.
Third calf
/ SOW and pigs shoats
Farming Implements.
/ two-horse wagon; / spring wagon;
/ stick wagon; 1 buggy; l Deering
binder, nearly new; ! wood mower;
orse rake; ! land roller; ! wheat
drill, Pennsylvania; American cul-
tivator; ] one-horse cultiyator; bar
shear plows. Oliver; 3 double shovel
plows; I single shovel pillow; / pair
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jack screw; 2 pair spreaders; breast
chains and butt traces; lot of single,
double and treble trees; l grindcstone.
hay fork rope and pulley; shovels,
picks, mattocks. digging irons. ham.
mers, lot Of blacksmith tools.
Harness.
2 sets OF breech bands;.2 sets of
front gears. 4 sets Of pillow gears;
set of single harness; carrying
straps. wagon lines, wagon saddle,
quite a number Of brides and col
lars.
Four turkeys, three hens and one
gobbler; % chickens; lot of ducks;
Is bushel OF Early Rose potatoes; lot
of hay and fodder; / G-foot extension
table, walnut; l box stove; ! sausage
grinder and suffer; many other use
full articles not mentioned.
Terms:
A credit Of nine months will be
given on all sums of $1,000 and over,
purchaser to give note with approx
ed security. negotiable and payable
at the Peoples Trust Company, with
interest from date, but if paid at ma
turity interest will be. RENTED. I'm
der $1,000, cash. No property to be
removed until terms of sale are com.
piled with.
P. c. MYERS.
Dodd & Hoffman, Auctioneers.
Harwood Burkhart, Clerk.
SD, "a. 81, 2, l. WI. 20, %, "a,
81. 20. 81, ,, >, 4, 6, 8. II, u.
IL.