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The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1921-05-13
UNITED STATES ENVOY
TO SUPREME COUNCIL
American Representatives to Sit in
the League of Nations Meetings
in Europe.

Washington, May THE United
States will accept the allied invitation
to send representatives to the meet
ings of the supreme council, council
Of ambassadors and PREPARATIONS COM
mission. This announcement was made
at the White House.
The entire cabinet meeting was
given over to discussion of the allied
invitation to participate in the DELHI
erattons of the bodies handling post
war matters.
The discussion resulted In an agree
ment that the administration cannot
follow out the policy of asserting Am
erican rights, protecting this country's
interests in questions growing out Of
the war, without having representa-
tives present when these matters are
considered.
Mr.. George Harvey, appointed am
bassadOr to Great Britain, will be in
structed on his arrival in Great Bri-
tain to take part as the representative
of the President of the United States
in the deliberations of the supreme
council.
The American ambassador to
France will be instructed to resume
his place as unofficial observer in the
conference of ambassadors and Roland
w. Boyden will be instructed to sit
again in an unofficial capacity on the
PREPARATIONS commission.
The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1921-05-13
RAIL DETECTIVES KILL TWO
Officers Raid Camp in North Dakota
and open Fire When
Attacked.

jamestown, N. D., May 1O.-Two
men are dead and another unconscious
with bullet through his head and
one through both legs following fight
between two Northern Pacific railroad
detectives and three men here. James
Hartley, twenty-five years old, who
was shot in the head and died later. is
from Chicago, according to DR.. f.
Peake, who prescribed for him several
days ago. Acting on tip that rob-
berry of a car was contemplated. the de-
tectives went to the "jungles" west of
this city. Three men were cooking q
meal near the tracks. The detectives
say these men opened fire and that
they returned the fire.
The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1921-05-13
HARDING REVIEWS SHRINERS
President and Wife Stand on Steps
as mobiles" and Bands
March Past

Washington, May 10.-Standing bare
headed on the steps of the White House
offices, President Harding with Mrs.
Harding at his side reviewed a spec
tacular parade of Mystic Shriners
Many visiting Shriners were in the
mile-lOng column which filed by the
President in perfect formation to the
music of many bands.
Riding in automobiles or on the
rocking backs of camels, the Shriners
poured by. AS each patrol passed. its
captain stepped out of line and, facing
the President, bent low in profound
salaam. The President, himself a
Shriner, invariably acknowledged the
Shrine SalutatiOn.
The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1921-05-13
REDS DEFEATED IN SIBERIA
Copenhagen Hears of Big Victory
for Peasant Armies-No Recoq-
milton BY Britain.

Copenhagen, Denmark, May IL
Russian newspapers publish a wire
less dispatch to the bolshevist general
staff reporting that soviet troops have
suffered defeat of some consequence
during fighting against rebellious
Siberian peasant armies, says a
Helsingfors special received here. The
Siberian peasants are said to have
received e-enforcements of regular
soldiers from the disbanded armies
formerly commanded by the late Ad-
miral Kolchak.
The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1921-05-13
MANY ARE KILLED IN ITALY
Fifteen Slain and 100 Wounded in
Fights Between Fascist and
Socialists.

Milan, May 11.-More than fiftetn
persons have been killed and $50
wounded in fighting between the Fas-
cisti and socialists throughout Italy
during the last "a hours.
According to advices from various
parts Of the country the political
strife between the hostile political
factions is becoming more tense as
the national elections approach.
Numerous clashes have occurred
during political mass meetings.
The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1921-05-13
PRINCESS ANASTASIA IN PARIS
Reaches Capital for Operation at
American HospitaI-Son and
Fiancee With Her.

Paris, May 1O.--Princess Anastasia
of Greece, accompanied by her hus-
band, Prince Christopher, has arrived
here Members of the party included
the princess son, William b. Leeds,
Jr., his f1ancee, Princess Xenia. her
sister, Princess Marie and mother,
Grand Duchess Marie. The princess
came to this city for an operation,
made necessary by her severe illness
of last winter. The operation will be
performed at the American hospital
probably within few days.
The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1921-05-13
Mrs. Henry, Author, browns.

Yakima, Wash, May 9-Mrs. Anna
Henry of New York city, known as
the author of 1.-THE House in the
Woods" and other stories. was
drowned in the Nachas river, near
here. She is supposed to have fallen
into the river through the caving in
of an overhanging bank.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1921-03-11
FARMING IMpLENENrs.

2 good farm wagons. win carry 3
tons. and over, i-inch tread, stone
bed. carriage, good as ncw, Herr
make. Dcering binder. 8 foot cut. 2
set Bgf hoy carriages, I s and ~ feet
long. Osbornc mower. 5-f0Ot cut on
tario grain drill lN-hbe Decriug hay
tedder good as new; Syracuse lever
harrow, 25-tootb good as new 90
tooth frame harrow, 60 tooth smooth.
ing harrow. 2 walking corn plUws,
Browne make. good AZ new; riding
corn blow Brown make disc harrow,
rs tooth lever harrow corn drag.
oliver pillow mnnufs Hpreader, 1890
TITAN TRACTOR. good ug new, IL
inch bottom gang pillow 10 good
shape. French burr. iG-inch. for hns
chop 40 20 Betg mill and pagger.
good Bs new. bag truck carriage pole,
cart. road cart, New Holland circular
raH a0-uch saw, With spring table.
good aa urR feed cutter HARNESS
Of every description hrroChhauda.
icaa harness buggy harness. collars.
brides carrying alTapa. check ines
and 6-hortc wagon lines. lead rcins.
coupling strips heavy log chain Tor
"a tractor. breast ana nHll traces ..
horse d0uhlr trees. horse cvchers
chain. single trees Haltors, brides
and collars. Jockey sticks middle
rfnps fark BOT ~ sack6. rnp" 100
BARRELS or conn. 20 BUSHELS
or OATS. 0ui-dour breeders, also
HOUSEHOLD GOODS, consisting 81
Red Cross cook STOKE double heater.
chunk }rtsyr chuEu clphoardh,
benches and other articles NOT men.
toned
Terms of Sale At sums ~ $40 90
and under. cash all sums above $40
credit 0t fiz moutba wlll be- given.
purrhaarrH giving their notes with np'
proved security. bearing Interest from
dss pf sale SO property 20 Ng re-
smayed uuut terms ~ sale arc CONE
piled w.th
SAMUEL -. BARE.
r. A. Crawford. auct fisii
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Public Sale !!

The undersigned intending 10 quit
farming. VIII offer al public sale. at
my residence, on the road leading
from Silver Run to Humbert's school
house, miles from Silver Run, on
FRIDAY, MARCH II,
1921, at ! o'clock. sharp. the following
personal property:
2 HORSES,
Bell. bay mare, 2 years old will work
wherever hitched, fearless Of all road
objects. safe for anyone to drive. this
Is No ] mare and will suit anyone.
Bay mare. - years old. will work any
where hitched except In the lead, fear
less of all road objects. safe for any
one to drive;
BLACK JERSEY COW,
will be fresh the middle Of September;
this 81 young COW. carrying her
fourth CALI quiet and gentle and a
good mixer
9 sOWs,
will have second litter OF pigs. out OF
registered saddie-back hog: 2-horae
wagon. Brown make, used enough TO
make Il run good good Deering nov
or. Eulkey corn pillow, good as new.
1S-tooth wooden frame harrow, in
good order; Syracuse furrow pillow No.
%. In good order. single row corn
planter. good as new; sleighs. cut
ter and basket; pair hay carriages,
two horse double trees. 3-horse
double tree. single trees Jockey
sticks, log chains. other chains. COW
chains, . sets front gears, collars,
2 blind brides, fly nets, lead rein.
breast strap, hitehing strap, 2 halt
cra. good grain cradle. 80 CHICKENS,
aud other articles
Terms OF sale All sums Of ST. and
under cash. on sums over 81, credit
OF ten months will be given, the pur-
chascrs giving their notes with an-
proved security. and bearing interest
from day OF sale. No goods are TO be
removed until settled for
HARRY DELI.
William Warner, Auct.
Feb. 25-ts.
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PUBLIC SALE!

The Undersigned. intending to quit
farming will offer at public sale on
his farm, along the Union Bridge and
Taneytown road, near otter Dale Mill
3 miles North of the former place. on
SATURDAY, MARCH 18th, 1921,
at 10 O'Clock a. m, sharp, the follow
ing described property;
10 HEAD OF MULES AND HORSES.
consisting OF one pair OF Dark Bay
Mules, coming l 1 years old. work any
where hitched; one pair Bay Mules,
teoming Z years old. one leader and
good saddle mule. the other good
on-side worker; pair Light Bay Mules
coming 6 years old, viii work any
whore hitehed; pair Black Mules
coming years old, well broke. The
above mules are we'll mated and OF
good size. Black Mule, "A years old
good leader, aud all around mule.
Bay Horse, 10 years old. work
wherever hitchud.
TIuRTY.THRRE HEAD OF CATTLE
23 milk COWS, some fresh aud some
close springefs. hy day OF sale. some
tall cows, heifers. some viii b,
fresh near sale time; large Durham
bull, fat steer.
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TnIRTY.TnREE MEAD 0F cATrLE
TWELVE FINE sHOArS !
FARMING IMPLEMENTS !

rive farm wagons one . Z or G-horsc
champion wagon aud bed. one Acme
wagon aud new bed. 4-inch tread
with both high and low wheels aud a
threc-horse hitch that can't be beat:
one low down ard iS-ft carriage with
b-in steel wheel, this wagon IS used
for hay loader aud silo filling two
good homemade wagons, Champion
binder. s-ft cut, good as new. 2 5-tt.
cut Milwaukee, mowers, used two sea.
sons, Mccormick Belf-damp rake.
Keystone side delivery rake. Keystnpe
hay l1adog. ? Rolling chill piuwg. 5Bi
Syracuse pi9W. Avery sub soil pillow
and potato digger combined. %
double disc bnrrows fDg horses 1912
Automatic tractor disc. new. three.
section sUriuEtuuth harrow. i1.tooth
sprinRtDuth harrow. Gu-tOUth smooth.
INK harrow, harrow and roller. com
hlned disc roller. Ontario uluU-digr
dFill. used iwG seasons. Buckeye o.
hoe drill good as new Black Hawk
corn planter Z double riding corn
plpNs double walking corn bllwa.
single corn forks pair 2t.u hay
carriage. pair 20 n. hay carthage.
hay fork. rope and pulIrya. INTER
NATIONAL jetzN TITAN TRACTOR,
used one year = A O Tractor Gang
finWs good ga urN. 80 g UEERING
corn PICKER this machine pIrks
Che corn from The stalk. huHka II and
drops " uu the wagon lsrd one sea
SON Mccormick corn binder. nc luch
Blizzard eusilaEe cutter. with HHrrd
der heads, travelling feed table blower
and 2i.it pipe used two seasons
Twentieth Century manure aprraaer
with lime hood un 80 10 ipauch
burr Lciz chopper heat fan. iut 90.
grain mrkH z grass seed Fnwcra. SO
feet tincb Candy betting. stable hook
straw knife, milk wagon. Blarhrr
make milE sled good surrey. old
buggy road cart 8 buggy B1lca good
steel dirt scoop f1ui power mlIkiug
100 hiur Nobrur make. fblF ma
chine milEE iNv COWS H unr tiur.
muEl aHy rhlla can uso N closed
top mia aurhr'N milk cans. twa.
hnre atreirber8. taret Hurso pycHef.
good triple trees loi 1t double trees.
breast chainf los aud CO.'S chains
butf traces single trees. middle r.uEa.
Jockey atlrks iauA srrra. sets heavy
8fraohbauda asta Yankee harness
sea douoir hUED harness sets u
lead harmless rttlure. bnhira lead
re.nH. four and SIS horse lines. 6 Ba,ra
~ cheek l!usH wagon saddle. riding
saddle block and lAf Elr and Do fees oi
half-Inrh rope. pitch forks. manure
forks 3 Sarge oats forks HaHUp aH1y.
els, d,yt ahpgyis go gallons * Haf1.
iluo tractor ail 5a-Eai atori FAs
lmma loo uf 30 barrels. 30 Bt sHEI ,4
POTATOES push cart. aud other ar.
tiries NOT mentioned
Terms An Sums 81 $40 and under
cash all 5uus above so. q credit 81
30 months will be- given on noies
with approved security bearing in,
tfFegt from day of sale
J0iiN \. STARR.
J, \, u. smith, aHrll0ucrr.
II, 4. NRshRum and
). :. Brandrnburr, tierk,. a-t.al
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HOUSEHOLD GOODS

beds aud bedding, corner cupboard
lot Of stands. rocking chairs, kitchen,
dining room and parlur chairs, large
chest. marble top stand. Kitchen cabin
ct, good as new large kitchen cup-
board coal oil stove. new cook stove,
good ms new; extension table, lot Of
pictures ia frames, looking glass, mat
tings, carpets, window blinds, lots OF
dishes, pans, pots and other kitchen
utensils. lot OF bacon and large hams
shoulders. lard. lot of Jared fruit,
empty jars, lot OF gallon crooks, stone
Jars. barrel OF vinegar. lot Of empty
barrels, lot Of potatoes and apples,
wash tubs, butter tub. churn, cream
separator large size copper kettle
forks. hoes, shovels, digging IRON and
many other articles too numerous to
mention.
Terms: All sums of so and under
cash; upward Of $40 a credit OF &
months will be given, purchaser Civ
ing their note with approved security,
bearing interest from day OF sale,
WIN, II. YINGIING.
John w. Reayer, Auet.
NJ A. Yingling, Clerk.
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Westminster on
SATURDAY, MARCH 10, 1921
at o'clock. sharp; the following;
= HORSES dark bay horse. works
anywhere htchcds black mare, on
sidr worker sound and a true pnller.
years old weighs 1900. FARMING
IMPLEMENTS AND MACHINERY .--
1-iuCh tread Columbia wagon. will
carry tWo tons Ur more. with bed and
sldoboards holds Gis barrels corn.
low down wagon, Oliver make. will
carry ia tons good Columbia spring
wagon stick wagon, cart busgics.
buggy pole, sleigh and bells. Dccring
binder Gstt cut. Milwaukee corn bind
ur, Deerlng mower. s-ft cut shoe
Superior grain drill Fearless manure
fprcader horse rake. single row corn
planter. double row corn planter, Oil
yer riding seed plow oliver steel beam
plow. ttica sprinEtnuth frame harrow,
lN teeth iron frame lever harrow. III
lpcth. Buckeye corn pillow. double
shovel pi0wa tbrce-lcRgcd pillow. single
shovel pillow, bay knife. hay fork. rope
aud puleya 2-horse sprc0der, one
horse Bpreadrr. three horse eveuers,
10 work three horses abreast hob
sled. grain cradle. whselbarTow clover
seed soWer hay carriage, with rack
attachment. % carry 2 to tons OF
sugar corn bag truck, rope and block
and tackle 90 gallon copper kettle.
ladder. grind stone. With foot power
dinner bell barrel % vinegar, POrA-
TOES by the buHhel, wheclbarrow,
Jockey sticks. forks. rakes. shOyels,
scythes. HARNESS . sets OF breech.
bands. i-inch 2 sets Of lead harness,
8Na inch pigeon wing brides. 3
housings. collars, halters, lead line,
check lines. double set buggy harness,
single buggy harness. single. double
aud triple trees. middle rings butt
Chains log chains, s COW chains,
breast chains, CORN by THE BAR
EBI.. about s TONS OF HAY. HOUSE
HOLD GOODS cook stove, chunk
stove, bed room stove, rockers, tin
safe. cellar table. hedstead 80 yards
OF carpet. wash Kettle wash tubs,
churn bu,ter tub, clothes rack, towel
rack. stove mats. lamps. lanterns,
and many other articles too numerous
10 mention.
Terms OF Sale All sums of $40
aud under, cash; on all sums above
$40. a credit OF months will be given
purchasers giving their notes with ap-
proved security, bearing interest from
day OF sale. No property to be remoy-
ed until settled for
JESSE l.. MAMMALIAN.
Jno ~. Brown, auctioneer.
c. 4. Manahan and W. \ Frlzgell
feb25-9t Clerks.
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fARalINa IMrLEMrNrs.

falsn uttfaus one I.foU tInett,ion ,yis.
ON g.tun NlfebI ned T..,yls ,,-,t,,,,, j. IN
Columbia WAGON. these vpfons arr mac.
ticnlly good al ps,y. l0tps,tnv-,, Ak ,.,,,,
wHrnp l,d yyitl bnlI 100 i,u j y f,,r.,. ,,',
1u A4I ,eiii bold min s.U Tba,n,,i,n
grlin hinder IN prrf,,.t .t,iir. ) i,ag .,y5
one d Afiiwa,fttt. npd III. ptItag II standard
sUIu 8 pair hsy ,pfri4ses . ~ mn
long and : ar lA.n g0pf. n4uifi sct,dfu.
tor flads II, H. FHrntiar ati,..i,
.ryiiuii,r B4.iu ahHk,.r La teff,-t.t of,icrs
tg-iI n gas engine on trnct Il, rood gr
Hrr Irts i..s4i Hftt iu order. lfoI,, hpbf
Ontario grain dYlIi. usboF4ig forA luty
tc,ldcf spud aa new tOf hay rstr
hud sled ana ftrH uhrk Hawk ,.li.rk CIV
ittru ulaufcr scef lHn piauk roller liar.
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The Silver Run and Carroll Academy
! Schools are now used and Will be oc-
: chpied until the close of the 1921
school year On these properties a
I deposit Of twenty-five per cent of pur-
chase price will be required ON day OF
sale and balance when possession
shall be given.
The metes and bounds, courses and
distances of the lots in each case may
be had from the undersigned Attorney
Tor the owner az his Offices IN West
minister, Md and any other informa-
ton desired may be had upon appli-
cation to the Attorney for the owner
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or to any one OF the members OF tho
Board OF Education, or TO the Score
tary. Some OF the school buildings
are Of brick and some OF weather.
boards, each is a one room building.
The lots vary in size from few
perches to half an acre or 80. The
locations Of the lots and buildings are
such that the properties could be con-
yerted into small houses without much
expense.
Conveyance will be at the expense
Of the purchasers and deeds may be
had when the sales have been con-
summated.
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4 PrettyS tory...

There are many good :. qeopie' in
this wotAds only we cam tihti them.
Ont inFEhfcago. motherB woman
al. AS, called MA Greenstein and her
husband had d hotel where they were
able to furnish beer and eatables at
reasonable prices. When prohibition
and high prices they continued to
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Wakefield Public School Lot and Build
ing in New Windsor District.
Freedom Public School Lot and Build
ing in Freedom District.
Four Corners Public School Lot and
Building in Franklin District.
Franklin Public School Lot and Building
in Middleburg District
Emory Public School Lot and Building
in Hampstead District.
Morelock Public School Lot and Build
ing in Uniontown District.
Cranberry Public School Lot and Build
ing in Westminster District.
Poole's Public School Lot and Building
in Woolery District.
Silver Run Public School Lot and Build
ing, at Silver Run, in Myers District.
Carroll Academy Public School Lot and
Building, at Union Mills, in Myers Dist.
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furnish refreshments at reasonable
prices, Lately MAJ Greenstein np-
ticed that some Of her customers fail
ed TO come around, and she learned
that they were without work and
broke. Now she gets up at 3 a. m.
every day to make SOUP coffee and
rolls for 400 jobless men, as she
says man with an empty stomach
loses courage.
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FOURTEEN HEAD or CArTLE 7

consisting OF 70 head OF milch cows,
some fresh and some were fresh dur.
ing the winter others are fall cows
3 hefers. one bull. large enough for
service. can be. registered; one bun
calf, 9 weeks old, can DO registered.
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FARMING IMPLENENTst!

3-inch tread Weber wagon. capacity
1000 fbs: DecrinE binder, good as
new; Shoe Superior grain drill, good
as new, Osborne mower, good as new
self-dump hay rake, Oliver Chilled
riding seed pillow, iron beam Syracuse
seed pillow. 40. 36i; single shovel
pillow, HeBch a. Drumggid riding corn
plow. been used only one season
three-nhoyol corn pillow, l6-tooth wood
frame Perry harrow, swoct corn bed.
HARNESS sets OF 3-ineh brGech-
bands. 9 sets OF lead harness, wagon
brides. wagon saddle, good as new
set OF breast chains, sets OF butt
traces. tbr,hle. double aud single
trees. and many other articles too
numerous 10 mention
Terms Of Sale-All sums OF $40
and under. cash, all sums above so
a credit Of 6 months will be given,
with purchasers giving bis or her
notes. with approved security.
bearing interest from day 81 sale No
property 10 be removed until terms OF
sale are complied with
GROVER T. HAINES.
John II Brown. auctiuneer
Thomas Hainos aud + W Winter,
Clerks mari-3t
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Farm For Sale /!

farm Of 10 acres, acres in tim
Der; meadow land. Improvements; y
story frame house, barn, and all out
buildings; on Lawndale road, y mile
from state road, near FinksbWg Ap-
ply to EMMA NJ. SPENCER, flnks.
hurry, Md. may14-tf.
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Public Sale /!

r s.. n -. y i..8h
Twill sell at npbiio sale On the Den
ton Reese farm, situated on the Sulli-
van Road, 4 miles from Westminster
and | mile from Rogers school house,
on
TUESDAY, MARCH Is,
1921, at II. o'clock sharp.
@ HEAD HORSES
from years to 10 years old;
$ HEAD COWS, STOCK BULL
. Brood SOws. Large Boar, 3 Broad
tread Wagons and Beds, one or g.
morse StuueDaker, good as new: home
made wagon, 2-horse wagon, Deering
binder, 1-foot cut: Deering mowers.
Tiger horse rake, Fleetwood grain
separator, 8 ii. p. ADVANCE GASo-
LINE ENGINE. endless Candy belt,
5-inch; Tornado fodder cutter, win
moving mill. Quaker City chopping
mill, wood saw. Oliver Chilled fur
row plows, riding oliver Chilled fur
row pillow, 2 lS-tooth spring harrows,
smoothing harrow, AA harrow, 2
sulky corn plows, 2 walking corn
plows, shovel plows, basket sleigh,
cutter sleigh, bob sled, corn shelter.
steel land roller, Hoosier corn plant
er. Champion harvester, forks. shoy-
els, hoes. chains. set breechbands, 5
sets lead harness, collars, brides, set
Of buggy harness, lines, halters, 2
sets check lines, fly nets, Empire s.
hoe grain drill, nearly new; Albright
double row corn planter, Harpoon
hay fork, rope and pulleys, bag truck,
? Crown clover seed sewers, 2-1S II.
hay carriages, 50-gallOn steel oil
drum, iron hog troughs one #.
two feet, etc.
Household and Kitchen Furnlture:-
Large corner cupboard, 2 kitchen
cupboards. 12-foot extension table,
leaf table, 6 dining room chairs, 6
kitchen chairs, 2 rocking chairs, Red
Cross Tribune cook stove, Excelsior
cook stove, bedsteads, crooks. Jars,
Singer sewing machine. bureau, 70
yards rag carpet, Ice cream freezer,
churRH, washing machine, tubs.
barrels, hogshead Sharples cream
separator. No. 3 meat grinder. En-
terprise. i-quart meat suffer. Enter
prise, buckets, iron kettles. aud nu-
merous other articles.
Terms OF Sale All sums OF s. and
under cash; all sums over S. cred
I il OF y months will be given. on note
With approved security, without inter
est II punctually paid when due: If
not paid when due interest from day
q sale. No goods to be removed until
settled for
DAVID II. STEPHAN.
John W. Reayer, Auct
{ j. Wesley Biggs and
John r Yingling Clerks.
Feb g5-gt
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- are mIicit rows, sonie win ,e--~---,,
DC frssh BY day % sale, aud ~ ta(
some IN early summer stock NJ
bulls, DHrhams and P0llan- III u
gus ! Steer.