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The Prescott daily news., 1917-01-25

We have a scholarship in Tyler Business College for sale.
 All who have notes and accounts due me will please call and make good. cannot carry them any longer. A.. Monson. 14-6d-4w
 At the Park Hotel: F. D. Sharpe. W. H. Halliburton, J. R. Myers, H. E.. White, W. w. Goodlee, w. A. Howell, Little Rock, o. J. Carroth, St. Paul; H. H. Noland, Guy Barley, M. H. Murray, E. J. Browne, St. Louis; O.. G. Foeiner, Chicago; Rec Dulley, Pine Bluff; J. R. Meyers, New Orleans; w. R. Burks, Memphis; w. H. Heibock, Hot Springs.
 R. L. Blakely, manager of the Me- vada County Abstract Company, has moved the office into the circuit judges room at the court house. Moore & Martins real estate office has been moved into the Hamby building next to Whites Cafe. The work of rolling the building vacated by them was be- gun today to clear the lot for the fed eral building.
 Number this morning carried a coach of recruiting officers who have been stationed all over the state for some time, but were called in by re- cent order of the War Department. The officers reported at Little Rock in answer to the call and from there they were ordered back to Deming where the Arkansas National Guard is stationed.
The Prescott daily news., 1917-01-25

Hon. Thos. c. McRae, who owns a vacant lot below the federal building site, states that plans are on foot for the construction neat brick office building which will probably be occu- pied by Moore x Martin, real estate agents, and the Nevada County Ab- stract Go. MT. McRae says that if he builds at all on this lot it will be a brick and he has already had an archi- tect from Little Rock drawing the plans and estimating the total cost.
 C. L. Green, local agent for the Overland cars, left this morning for Hope where he will purchase Coun- try Club roadster of the local agency. MT. Green has been trying to secure one of these models for some time, but the factory was unable to supply the demand for same. He will use this model as a demonstrator and as it is one of the most beautiful cars on the market, a number of Prescott people are anxious to see it on the road. Mir. Green will drive it home this after noon.
The Prescott daily news., 1917-01-25
Telephone 294.

A new store with new goods in IS big departments to select from, opens Friday, January 26. Krescent 5, 10 and 25c Store. Sells it for less. cod
 FOR RENT-100 acre farm, four miles east of Prescott on route num- Der two. Will rent for cash or on shares. See or address Floyd Hub bard, Prescott. Ark. wtf
 FOR SALE-40 acre farm, ' miles east of Prescott on the wire road. Good 4 room house; good barn and outbuildings. A good we'll of ar ar tesian water A bargain in this place if you will buy now. Call on or ad- dress w. A. McLelland route A. Cur don, Ark. wtf
 We beg to call the attention of the public to the fact that we have chang ed our telephone number to 101. We did this on account of the similarity of our old number and the numbers of some of the other business houses, the numbers being so much alike that much confusion was caused in trying to get the right number. The new register just out has our phone listed as 101, and if parties calling for our store will bear this in mind it will help the central office very much. Guthrie Drug Store.
The Prescott daily news., 1917-01-25
EPWORTH LEAGUE RECEPTION.

Friday, Jan. 26, 7:45 p. m., Metho- dist church auditorium.
 Voluntary Son.
 Prayer, by pastor or presiding elder. The Literary Department of the Epworth League, MT. Marble
 Instrumental music, Miss Andrews, MT. Reichstadt and Mr. Thorburn. Original poems, by c. c. Calhoun. Reading, Miss Lela Andrews.
 Quartette, Miss Andrews, MT. Gres- ham, MT. D. s. Bush and Mrs. Gres- ham.
 The Outlook of the League, w. n. Burdine.
 Piano solo, Miss Amelia White. League Reception in Sunday school room.
 Readings, Miss Higginbotham.
The Prescott daily news., 1917-01-25

Coldine Tablets will break your Cold. 25c at Hesterly Drug Store.
 Duncan B. Brown of Philadelphia, spent this morning in the city. MT. and Mrs. Brown and little daughter recently moved from Prescott to Ar ,adelphia. Mir. Brown represents the United Oil Mills.
 Deputy Sheriff Luke, Steele left this afternoon for Little Rock with Wes- icy Jackson, who lives about three miles southeast of Prescott. He will be placed in the State Hospital for Nervous Diseases.
 George Westmoreland of Gale, was among the businsess visitors here this MT. Westmoreland is a raiser of Rhode Island Red chickens and his flock is said to be the best in this section of the state. Poultry raising is becoming more extensive each year in Nevada county and it is found to be very profitable.
 A near-accident occurred this morn. ing on the side track which termin. ates at the sidewalk near the freight depot, when a freight engine crashed into a couple of box cars which were tanding near the walk. When tht engine struck, the cars were backed across the walk and plowed into tho street for about thirty of forty feet.
 Tanlac to increase weight and built you up, $1.00 at Hesterly Drug Store
The Prescott daily news., 1917-01-25

Still cutting hair and shaving at the West Side Barber Shop.-You are next. Cragan 6 Cummins.-Advt.
 Our stock will be complete in all IS departments. Opening day, Friday, January 26th. Krescent 5, 10 and 25c Store, successors to Webb Variety Store. lo-eod-ot
 FOR SALE-Several big registered Jacks, sure breeders. Also registered Short Horn and Hereford cattle. Call or write Roy o. Osborn, Vienna, Ill. d6
The Prescott daily news., 1917-01-25
WHEN THE SHOWS START.

First Matinee 2:15; second matinee 3:30 First nght show 7Oo second
 night show 8:15
The Prescott daily news., 1917-01-25
Mdgdsines and Popular 0pyTght
 Books ut
 Hester1ys. Local News
Call 101 for
 Guthrie Drug Store.


 Vinol the modern tonic. $1.00, at Hesterly Drug Store.
 Mrs. Dale Wilson is spending the day as the guest of her mother at Hope.
 Landaw Whitten of Morris, was at tending to business in the city last night.
 K. R. R., satisfactory remedy for Rheumatism, $1.00 at Hesterly Drug Store.
 Dr. Thos. w. Mcdaniel of Bough- ton, was attending to business here this afternoon.
 W. L. Britt, merchant planter, of Boughton, was in the city this after noon looking after business matters.
 For fire, lightning, tornado and automobile insurance see F. E. Mur- rah, at the Bank of Prescott. d-wtf
 Actoids act actively for Constipa- tion, Biliousness, 25c at Hesterly Drug Store.
 E. Delaughter, one of the promi- nent merchants of Boughton, was at tending to business matters here this afternoon.
 Hap" Powell will leave for Chi cago Saturday, where he has accepted a position with the packing house of Swift & Company.
 The School Improvement Associa- tion will meet at the Grammar School building tomorrow afternoon at 3:30 All members are requested to be present.
 Writing Papers, new ones, new tex lures, at Hesterly Drug Store.
 Senator J. o. A. Bush introduced bill in the senate to have the railroad company put on night agent at the station. The bill passed the senate unanimously.
 1 Miss Hattie Huddestone of Marked Tree, stopped over in the city Q few hours this morning as the guest of Dr. A. A. Rccdcr. She is en route home from Nashville.
 George Rhodes came in from his parents home, Mir. and Mrs. J. G. Rhodes, at Gale, this morning, and will return to his home at Hot Springs this evening on number six.
 Nyal's Wild Cherry Cough Syrup for Coughs and hoarseness, 25c, at Hesterly Drug Store.
 Bigger and better values than ever, at our opening, Friday, January 26. Krescent 5, 10 and 25c Store. "Sells it for less" 16-eod-6t
 Rev J. A. Parker, pastor of the Methodist church, stastes that he is much improved and will be able to fill his pulpit next Sunday and would be glad to meet all his members.
 The county agricultural agent, Mir. Ferguson and the home demonstrator, Miss Sarah Griswold, are out in the county this week. They are working in the vicinity of Bluff City today.
 J. w. Riding of Gale, passed through here this morning en route to his home from Little Rock where he had been making purchases for his general mercantile business at Gale.
 We are glad to note the improved condition of Miss Gladys Greeson. Miss Greeson was compelled to come home from her studies at Galloway College at Searcy on account of ill., ness.
 Mrs. W. W. Teal has gone to Little 1 Rock where she will reside with her daughter, Mrs. Conklln, who has position as secretary to one of the committees in the house of represen- tatives.
 Miss Rene Elizabeth Smith left this morning for Texarkana to spend a weekend as guest of friends. Miss Smith will also attend the cotillion dance there tonight, given by the Co., till,o,n Cl,,h
The Prescott daily news., 1917-01-25
THE WEATHER.

Thursday and Friday, fair.
 Maximum ............... ..4i Minimum ....... .Zo
The Prescott daily news., 1917-01-25

Coldine Tablets will break your Cold. 25c at Hesterly Drug Store.
New Britain herald., 1917-05-22
CARTRIDGE GASES
 USED MANY YEARS
Daniels Issues Statdnent ou
 Fatalities Abolad Iongpia

Washinston. lfsv n as1sarstasy Daniels issned tlas 1ollowane sAksuasDt lsst ntght rslaftys to tlas anradsat on the lin4r MonseliA: Es.s ...
 ''T7ais mornine E sase out ths dis- tressing statsmsnt tAak two nurses. who were going to Europe. hsd bssn accidentally killed on the stsamship Mongolia sunday aftegnoon. That was all tho tnformationst that half been received It thlf time. Yesterday the Mongolia returned to New York to bring tho bodies of Mrs. Edith Ayrea and Miss Helen Burnett Wood. the two nurses who were killed, and the fuller particulars were learned from the officers of. the New York Navy, Yard who boarded the ship in the upper bay. The particulars of . the fatal accident. which Is deeply 6e-l plored. are, thus furnished by the .ofdnance ofiicer from New Horki "'when about 100 miles at sea. in accordance with stlle usual procedure guns were fired. to test mounts and ammunition and to practtoef the navy crew in their use. The suns were ofs the six-inch ca1tbre, for which, the
  ly into the gun. Tho poWdSr ohAree Is contained In q brass cas0, and there held in place by pasteboard NAA. distance pieces .and . bEAs1 mouth cup that fits closely, thusi making - joint. In order that the powder may always give the velocity pressure intended. When tho gun Is fires this brass cup is propelled some distance, sometimes whole and some times in pieces. but always in front of the gun. Several nurses who were watching the firing were sitting on the promenade deck. some, 176 fest abaft and ten feet above the run. On the third shot the bf4ss mouth cup struck the water pa0nltarfy, boomAr- anged directly back to tho ship. 4trusk the stanchion near whore tho nnrsss werA sitting. and broke. fts pa@c6e d1okantly kilISd AI1x N4atA C6 nA6
New Britain herald., 1917-05-22

Knight place on Grove Hill. East Ber- lths 7 ss Mrs Horace Judd Is visiting with her dAdghter, Mrs. H. B. Cleveland. in smyrna, N Y.
 Arthur F. Goodrich has been ap- pointed chief engineer at the Berlin power station to succssd w. B. Greg ory, who resagned to take ., place with the General Electric company at Schenectady, N. Y.
 Tho r. A. B. society cleared $40 on the dance in parish hall last Saturday evening.
 This afternoon the lAdies of East Berlin meet at the homo Of Mrs. F. sa. Robbins for the purpose Of for1n- ing . branch of tho Rcd Cross.
New Britain herald., 1917-05-22
Berlin BFfefs.

Frank L. Clark left yesterday mern- ing for Newport. R. l., where he will enter the employ of the govsrnment in tho mechanical department It the torpedo naval station. .
 The Berlin library will bs open .wednssaay ttexnoon and evsnins.
 N, Rohsrt has pHrchAsed tho
New Britain herald., 1917-05-22

1xsss Hsien Burnstt Weed TT II ILL Tho flring WAn stolpo l and tho veasel xeeukned to W land tho bodin4s K a x
 ThiD method q oeA1lng tS FddUe eAsee has ben nspa ln ts for many year., csrtGlnay III M yearA or more. and that s1(4 | cidant = this sAA ono oo hAA not been evon oon11 eEs4nanoo eapor<g
 An inxstigation has ben and 1ts. 6nd1nes will onnAao partmant to ascertAin 1V1ly M K ana ovide tho rena06 fae lgS - poa11b2e rocur1e eo Of tlo S %
New Britain herald., 1917-05-22
alJ and haa9sr h! l!' Blsesllsa foed
 Far the Flames
kSPINWALL 10 WEBSTER
nnuA nansset os Mems Lyceasm in atseei Church TanoFrow Evs.in sru, q Denjania, \. ..

FlrU which a4estroyed . barn Ut the. plant of the American Brick com b9ny yeaterday afternoon also con5 tu9ned several tons Of hay and Isey- ssrA hundred feet of lumber. The estimated loss is about $500. Although . bucket hriGAde was sof3ned, their work proved fruitless. hs the dry lumber md hey made ex-. ssllent food for the flames. which had m early start, and after . few 1ain- ntes of battle they stood to one side md watched the fire burn itself out. No word was sent to the New Britain Ire department, as soon after the fire Itarted 1t was seen that their ser-. tices would be of little value. due to Inc fact that the flames had Bained ,A ho danger to the oase0unding build- hea which are looo4eA some littl4. 6dsGance away from the structure Chat kas 4buxnAd. ThsES was veEy Httie wind yeaterday afts1noon, and for this tseson <AArG w9s no danger from fly tne eperAM y nuRbse from New Britain aAtaaaApd the 1lTe. - 1t was basfiy sesn from the elsvated sections pk that town.
 Apan Repa1es to Webster.
 Charlss Fl. Aspinwaii. . well known Berlan rosaAent, takes the following 6ins ax wi1ham II. Webster. whose letter On the smallpox situation ap- spsassd 4n the Herald lat Saturday:
 s.gpogt1ng of the aAAllpox situation heeo m Berlin 1t seems t0 mo there E ga1u enc mora sids of the Qnestion Ao bo discussed. A ade which has Assn dvelt Appn vefy li0h11y h1thert6:
 s.xs . prsljminery lst me ny thst ,fk1a. .Axe10le has In no wAy boen i'm | I3svsdSr Dr. QrieolA. $ as TT to h6Nbtiu af Nree AAs heoaA ably
 Sooss led by sminsAe cati1sns who, 'sx& f lgneeant ofs1aamy = zthe facts IN YSo aase. have gyvaSEeG oxcesdlngly s6sa1snt in thsir a&tack on the health { nenr of. the town. Eho health onl- - = hls part Aas ably dsesndea E FIT. sssnr tho sssa4, sy inplica- Gan at iease. to uses asae1nnaon but ex- Gte 1Se phrasa anA Aa)1saG inside in- :1bsnaa1en, | sAsfysany yssson to prove
 tsanv mesnbsf = my family llaa nsSasd. AuFln9 ths psE3od under
 ohnoon, ascOnt aos1G dieease aftAE TT SnunA ont kl1ak we nd one Fur TT. tlsoaeh it nAGV mt .0e be- m by tho over crtf1Ca1 and self sinl1poue. tl,ere is not, In my opdnion. { Fl xfo faaaily fn town wafO would In sASne saslForently under tho cir- csi1 6SU m which we wore placed.
 - rsfhasr lsom 4s. vsbster,g leNl in axtNrN4ysS iegal Of ths s hl lea Aa1 when
 " essn 1seush1
New Britain herald., 1917-05-22
APPLES, ORANGES, FIGS A|||lD'' PR|U|NEs|
Ars Ths FoG Fruits Usod h
 Ma|dng "FTuit- liy0S

ss.srRUIT-A.TIvES'' is the only nedf1ine in ths world thatsis 1eade from tho juices of hesh ripe huits. Thus, 1t is manifestly unfalr t6 say, T won't take Fruit rtiyes beoanse I have tried other remedies and they did mo no rood". On tho other hand, tho fact that Fruits -tives's is'entiss!y di69 69sssst tsoss s.y 0kkey tsst tGsatios is tke Wo,s2. is justwhy you should give II . fair trial, n any trouhls of tho seomach, Liver, Bowels, Kidneys or Sin. 'sF 'sFruit-a- tives", t apsst tose6 ef f3te Setsss tv'scipks efJs1H cd ks xysG&est sS,ps tOSic sues' dise0ssysk. 60c. . box, 6 for 2.50, trial sise, 25c. Atall dealeas or sent by Fruit artives Limited, Ogdensburg. NY.
New Britain herald., 1917-05-22

showing doss. not in all cases corre- spond to our preconesivsd opinions on the subJsot. Fair-y(eaxher friends are of little value whom tho rainy season sets in.
 ''CTEAhLNs Fl. AsPIrTwALL,
 :'Beflin. Conn.,
New Britain herald., 1917-05-22
state of ohss.. Gity of Toledo.
 a,raa rnsrrfv -

Lucas County. -.
 Frank '. Cheney makes oath that h. ie o6l1tor partner of the firm of F. T. CitL Of Toledo. County and etake afore- SatG and thai nafd @rm Min pay the sum of ONE HUNDRED DOLLAHs for cAaHot be clSSd by the .se .6f HALLie
 SworA to bsfbre mo and subecribed bed \. O. 1Doe. A. w. 0LNA4ON, . (eoAN Notary, Pukalc.s
 EIaH'A CataSrh Cure Fl talEan inttrn- sly and acts through the HtoOd on the Tor &eettmontAas. free. N M sf. ss 5. sss v. CHENEY & CO. ToleAo. 0. 2.
 Sold by all DtuRgist1, 76c. @
New Britain herald., 1917-05-22

showing does not In ali cases corre- spond to our preconssived opiniens on the subject. Fair-yeaGhor friends are of little value when the rainy season sets in.
 "cHAkLMs II. AsPrNwA1I.,
 .'Berlin. Conn"
 Annnal Lvceum Hanquet.
 Of moro than passdng interest to Kensington people ls the banquet of the Ksnsington Mons Lyooum. which will be hold in tho pArlon Of the COngEeGAfional churUh 4omOrx0W ovo- nfns. This as the annual oveut of the Lyceum i'm which all members join to make 1t successful The local society has become famous as a de- batting club and, during the past few years has held many me contests. The speaker this year will be Rev. John Coleman Adams, pastor of the Church of the Redeeuer. Hartford. and he will deliver an address on citizenship. There i6 also strong possibility that Congressman Augustine Lonersan will be on hand to gay . few words. c. F. Lewis will preside as toastmaster. and number of the members are expected 10 givo short talks, The parlors of the church have been spe- cially decorated with patriotic colors for the occasion, and Waiter E. Hart has been secured to render several solos.
 The banquet is in the hands of the Ladies' Aid society of the church and they, have arranged for fne spread. \. L. MofEatt, c. ". Stevens and Har- old Aspinwail are in charge of the affair. N
 Benjamin A. Upson.
 Tho funeral of Benjamin \. Up- son. who died at his homo in Dast Hartford sunday. was held from the homo of. his sister. Mrs. W. I. filling this afternoon at 2:3O o'clock. Burial was in the West Lane cemetery, and Rev. Carleton fAxen. pastor of the Congregational church, officiated. Yoaae Psopae,s Oncers.
 At recent meeting of the Young Peoples society of, the Hast Berlin 16ethodist church. tho soosty was re- organized and tht following omcers elected: Preeident, Ruby Nye; frst vice president, Ndith Noble; second vice president, Russell Case; third vice president, Label Lawrence: fourth vi6e pfestden4, Nthel Hasen: secretary, sasAh Cody: treasurer. Etta Lawrence.
 astd ssn Attend seeyAc1s.
 Tho aIfst dr4ll to bs hold bys tho ] l9cal unis - tAe szoms 0uard in two weeks was held n thSTowna hall iast evsni1g. Rev. . .sA. l1sks; pastor of the Berlin Copg<s1aaipnaAc church, ex< tended an taNion tp attend services Thes Gus3a voted to, astsnd the meet 1ng anA Is expected that Professqe Fl. E. Npzrse. will deltvsr the addreS There will be no. dsail on Friday event ing >pf, this weok, n the. oflicsrD are t0s 10 to Hartford where they will at tapd an ohacers' school. The next drill will bs held Monday evening. May 2s. s.ss
 11rs. Adeflne 2. nsaabury. s.s rhe funeral Of Mrs. Adeline g, Aradbury, who, died Sunday Aftor. noon, was held from her late homo in Kensington this afternoon at ? Eo'clock. Burial was in West Lane cemetery. x as, Berlin Briefs. ss, Frank l.. Clark left yesterday morn ing for Newport. R. l., where he will entar the employ of the govsrnm ont I in thk mechanical department 1t the torpedo navel station. X l The Berlin library Will be open IWednesday tternoon and evsnina. Nobsrt k;enk haa psrcAAssd the
New Britain herald., 1917-05-22
IEAn1lgU UllHi IT A1II i1II1f1(1| lzsssd 1se lE - - S6 & S

DanAsary. 1Eav 1T. [ | n - III for whom tho Dolies ef this atty I been locking ias6oonnsct1on vtt1 invsstasa*ion of tA4 murder u Joi 6tierle, who was shot and srObbG the outskiyts of the city oe1u tnorntn9, Was arrNateds In BrooklI T.. m nsg&k a4d ie esbeang hSS1 the 1psy 3pkhorikies. .CeS John 1elark Ybf Et1&Geport, x rived herr today stok 6af4n st1es IT. in the stss
New Britain herald., 1917-05-22
FIN 1,sill S ;S; EI

GEN. al : - \ F! TT N
 Washingt EEky lI 0snerat fiotstso 3atss m K A.. retireA sid to be Inc ol1l TT gradslatA Of Went Eso1ht axl( ' Of the Mexican. Civil md 4al wars. oeaebfaxsd hiS ntn6tastl TIT day anntves1sry hers today.
New Britain herald., 1917-05-22

speed carrying excitement lovers from nearby places who were rescued from their slumbers by the blowing of the Ire gongs. Several cars went from here and there was . good Pleinviile representation In the Hardware city until the dre was under control.
New Britain herald., 1917-05-22
Fashionable, ald Reasonable, footwear for MoInafl snd Misses

h of
 
 We ordered hsEe saIsy months loolns bought  Of the K h for Dr. @ss a5 For x { x
 
  rub P.aeuf Duu soles a@ ANOTHER coon OFFERING brings Coa Dsn CUaonAa4 9&tO
  hcuta dveryn Children wh,se ssn.s Isc. Roots saso .nd s lIsA rs1.ps h&4s4hcE AN sNt Aasoes of White lacsNbq2
New Britain herald., 1917-05-22

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The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1917-08-23

SMALL TENEMENT TO RENT-with bath.
gas and electric lghts, hot and cold water I;
" West street enquire OF Mary A. Carpenter,
16 Merchant street lS4tf
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1917-08-23
CABOT NAN ONE
HUNDRED YESTERDAY
Eben Wheeler, Who Celebrated Birthday,
Is Hale, Hearty and
Happy.

South Cabot, Aug. Yesterday at
the home OF his son, Wilbur h, Wheeler,
in this village, Eben Wheeler celebrated
his Tooth birthday. A lifelong Vermont
er, he is active and well and bids fair to
rival in length of years the venerable
Isaac Aldrich of Burke, now in his l0ith
year,
Eben Wheeler was born in Woodbury.,
August 22, 1917. He was next 10 the
oldest in family of nine children. Born
and brought up in a wild, rocky and
mountainous wilderness where there were
scarcely any roads or schools, he had few
advantages in his young life for a school
education.
His father, one of the early pioneers Of
the forest, carried on the cooper business,
making barrels for the transportation of
potash, and young Eben early learned the
cooper's trade, working with his father
His occupation since has been chiefly that
of cooper. He has always been very
temperate in his habits, never addicted
to the use of liquor or tobacco in any
form
Mr.. Wheeler married late In life and
was the father of three children, two
daughters, now deceased, and one son,
Wilbur b., with whom he lives. He has
no grandchildren. The centenaran has
always enjoyed unusually good health
and does to-day. He is able to travel
about and is anxious for something to do.
His appetite is good and he eats what
ever he wishes, not being troubled by the
lack Of teeth, as he has all his natural
teeth but two, can see to shave hoop
or make basket without the use of
glasses and but for the loss of hearing
retains all his faculties to remarkable
degree.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1917-08-23
Personal Property
At Auction
We will sell the following proper
ty at the Town Hall in Will
Jamestown, on
Saturday, Aug. Is
at | o clock p. m.

One safe. size lox20x29 inches,
one parlor organ, one chiffonier,
one modern secretary. all in excel
lent condition, one commode, two
small tables, three rocking chairs.
cane seat chairs. one arm chair,
folding porch chair, other chairs.
refrigerator. bookcase, share in
Orange county telephone and in
strument, crockery and tinware,
small brass kettle. hat rack. IRON
ing board and basket. oil heater,
brooms. pictures. books, Edison
Phonogrsph and Records. grind
stone, two buggies. sleigh. cook
stove. parlor stove. wood. two old
bureaus. two and a half gallons
paint, FIRE extineuisher. 43 10 inch
odometer. revolver. shot gun.
HIRAM s. DRURY, Auctioneer
w. r. GRANGER
A. Nj. SMITH. and others.