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Smyrna times. [volume] (Smyrna, Del.) 1854-1987, 1923-01-31
RECONSIDER DEFEATED BILL
Will Take Another Vote to Abolish
Insurance Commissioners Office


The Senate, with President protein
Murphy in the chair got into a short
parliamentary wrangle Thursday aft
ernoon over reconsideration of the
vote by which Senator Cams bill to
abolish the office of insurance COM
missioner was defeated on Wednesday
This bill amends the constitution and
consequently requires the votes of
two-thirds of the members (12) TO
pass it. 1t received 10 votes on We'd
nesday and Mr.. Cam then changed
his vote to "no" for the purpose of
moving later for reconsideration.
Thursday afternoon Senator Cam
moved that the bill be restored to the
calendar. When the question was put
there was a number of "yeas" and a
few mays" and President protein
Murphy declared the motion carried.
Senator Highfield raised the question
as to whether or not two-thirds vote
would be necessary to restore the bill
to the calendar, but Senator Murphy
ruled it would not. Senator Cam
then moved for reconsideration of the
vote by which the bill was lost which
motion probably should have been
made first to be followed with a mo-
ton to restore it to the calendar.
There was a roll call on this motion
with IL Senators Senators voting in
affirmative and 6 against the motion.
Senator Highfeld then contended
again that two-thirds vote was nee
essary for reconsideration but Senator
Murphy ruled a majority. vote was
sufficient and that the motion was car
ried. Senator Viven voted with the
10 Democrats Senators for reconsid-
GRAFTON. On Wednesday Senator Walk
er. voted for the bill to abolish the of
flee of Insurance Commissioner, but
voted against reconsideration Thurs
day. Senator Moore, who was absent
on Wednesday, voted for reconsidera-
ton. Even with the bill back on the
calendar it is claimed that the Dem
ocrats will not be able to get the II
necessary votes to pass it.
Smyrna times. [volume] (Smyrna, Del.) 1854-1987, 1923-01-31
D Head Cattle

IA Head Mich Cows. ranging in age i ~.
? to s years. This is fine heie "a ~ SU' ,bOis
ing raised nearly all OF them irOiH A'
cows. yssrling Hsr'
ors One S-vcar-old Bull, fine STOCK Dull '
Yearling Bull. .,,st II
HOGS , Brood Sows. will be III p'''
LIST of May. Il Shoats.
FARMING IMPLEMENTS &C. ,,
, Farm Wagons. in good shape wIt "
Wagon and Springs, in 5000 U l';.ss goOd
gon in good order; YORK Os 5IL. Desrbri
new; Dog Cart. in good orueI Mn ll.spss
Poles in good shape Ontario Di'I J5ssl 80
in GOOD shane; Manure Spresgel,. Ri1der, .
used seasons John Deere NneI cbsek Ef
GOOD order. with truck; GoC u. S,.s NoEiii
Corn Planter, in good SHAPE ,i ~ Culdysi0s
Machine. nearly new; 8 kldlns .s roudti0l'
one Ruckeve. > Iron Age IN wv RindsF
SIod Gutter in good shape; OOiS 18th Hr'
GOOD shane hand CultiyatoIs lain Dsss
~ Iron Roller. in good orde order. Gang PH
R;d;rg Plows. good as new V J,'-s 0lgef;
a 'l - one-horse Plo"S, 80 Oipf
~ 49, Oi;"er PIows. No. 20 V.,i,ry.toas
10 NJ NJ IN south Bend Plo~' ,s w. Sly.
H - Frame Harrows. good = ri shsp;
"o1ue - ~" Frame Harrow. in 80 'aroV Con
ioo.n I'M fIa.roy's good as new lnI De,c ns;
, MarIa in GOOD order Board .oO,b HsrTs.
M Marker ~ R Ro Good Sprins-ioOTr new BIS
Slelgh anu nj Sow sewers Cider Press Press Wss
z good Se eod one Good GrindsSSSSsriIer ~.
Scalder' S good I Grain Fan. Corn 1 Sns,' 81
barrow; Eo S,, Scales, Barn l pl.n ShoTes
banks fi"''1 n''boI Baskets. I psi- Kri0s
Bushels; > buSn wood Saw. lot HedSss u
Cross Gut S Sri,es 3 straw KNIVES sDd !ha'S,
and Corn MI" T,,,es lot S-horse I nss 81
and 4-horse TIES Sorr Re-Planters NEW, rs
Single Trees. > Corn NJ Tools. wrenen'SS. h
Hay RiEginss; l0 axe o, Hoes, WedFss:s ,,oot y
of Forks; ShoyeIi' 30 'C good Sacks, 8 sr.ns
Baskets. 6 Milk Cans p pu Novel, .s,S
Chunk Stove. No. y 80. NJ Chairs pew :, 81
stove. lot of Pans plsa u Mathis i
. Iarg, Iron Pots. LOT u 9on
cb icIS Coops, Dinner Bell -, Hsrss
HARNESS 30 sets Plow h T'rpsss, ~
in good s I1arness set Carriasf, Cow ChaSS
Dearborn fi No,s and Halterss RRridss u "
"a rood Leather halIei''
''''' at, or TONS OF G. GOOD .Ds md aai., r r
TERMS-All su,''I credit Of @Usn noe W
over this amount announcer q giving iudSn''' .,,s
approved security pENNki v"
p w Slaughter. Aue'''
G. v. Scout. Clerk
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IS Head Of Cows and Heifers

Some with calf by their side, others will be
in profit in March April. These cows are
all young and tuberculin tested. | had clean
herd arI no reactors.
One Pure Bred BULL.
FARMING IMPLEMENTS. &c.
Farm Wagons. good Tomato Wagon. will
hold IS baskets Dearborn. Mccormick Binder
with tongue trucks, good Superior l1-dsc
Drill. good Superior 20-disc Seed Drill. good !;
John Deere Corn Planter, with phosphate at
tachment good Mccormick Mower. Hay Rake
Land Roller. Manure Spreader. Oliver Rid
ing Flows. No. 40 Oliver Walking Plow. No.
10 Oliver Plow, one-horse PlOw. Disc Harrow.
Sprng-tOoth Harrow. Acme Harrow. 5O-tooth
Drag Harrow. , Ohio Riding Cultivators. 4
Walking Cultivators. Corn Cutter. Corn She'll
err. Corn Grader, Hay Rigging. Dearborn Pole.
Sleigh and Bells. good new 1S-foot Ladder.
Dinner Bell. Cross Cut Saw, Brambe Scythe.
Hedge Knives. Corn Knives. Forks, Shovels.
Hoes lot of two and three-horse Trees, four
horse Tree. lot of Cow Chains, Corn Re
planters. Mail Box. Milk Cans. 81 Chicken
Coops and one Turkey Coop. and other articles
too numerous to mention.
HARNESS. Sets of Wagon Harness, s
sets of Piow Harness. set of Carriage Harness.
lot of Collars and Brides.
TERMS-All sums of $50 and under. cash
over this amount credit of 10 months will
be given by purchaser giving bankable note
with approved endorser.
Js HARMON CROssLEY
r. w. Slaughter. Auctioneer.
Dudley Crossley. Outside Clerk.
Samial Taylor. Inside Clerk.
N0TE-The Ladies Aid of Salem NJ p.
Church will serve lunch.
Smyrna times. [volume] (Smyrna, Del.) 1854-1987, 1923-01-31
MEETING OF KENT LEVY COURT
Smyrna Granted Part of Its Road APP
propriatiOn-Other Matters

At Tuesdays weekly meeting of the
Kent County Levy Court the appro-
priations to the several incorporated
towns in the county were taken up
and discussed, provisions being made
to pay the various amounts less what
each has already received. A delega-
ton of Wyoming citizens waited on
the Court with reference to a road
through Wyoming to the Maryland
line by way of the Kent County Aims
house. No decision was given in the
matter as the State Highway would
have to be consulted as we'll as the
Legislature in appropriating funds for
such road construction. Commission
er Boyer asked for $135 of Smyrna's
road appropriation for 1921 and $500
on 1922 appropriation. The request
was granted. The Court ordered two
cars of Stag to be sent to CheswolG
for use on the Denney's Corner School
House road. Recorder of Deeds At
kinson appeared before the Court
making the statement that his pred
ecessor had left a balance of 1919
worth of work yet to be done-in that
office and petitioned the Court to allow
HIM an extra clerk for six weeks to
catch up with same. The request was
granted. The Court ordered two cars
OF Stag to be sent to Hartly for use on
roads in that locality and two car
loads for Dover to be used on the
Horse Pond road southeast of Dover.
James Richardson, of Little Creek,
came before the Court with reference
to Bridge Tenders at Little Creek.
Smyrna times. [volume] (Smyrna, Del.) 1854-1987, 1923-01-31
FARMING IMPLEMENTS

Farm Wagons. ono po.-i..
BINDER. S-i"o' cut. with ,ono7,o .-., Detritg
new New Ideal Manure Spresde.----'iA' sood
Double Disc Harrow. good as ra, ,''esIg nes:
iion steel Roller. good order Eo', N, T!a'eess.
Planter. good order. with nle,,r way Con
hand Corn Planters. Steel NJ. N n vile;
as new Emer~or Mower. fya-fao. maze smi
order . Hay R-2nes. in gooJ Wy w. god
mato Body and Springs in coas 'i 1 :; b
tooth Wooden Head Drag Harrog y1 .' olGe'; y
John Deere Cane Piow. with S, ,,'e 1afY lss;
carriage Barrow Seed Sower. RnoI nv n, lat
Cultivators. Dearborn. in fa;r Laeat9e Nhsl
born Poles, ll-spout Bckford & uag- : Das
I'M WIN grass seed attachment, tvo.S...
syracuse Plow, OEe-horSe Syrscpss pii"O'u''S
horse Cultivator. big double ,,o,,i- "", oa'
stone ~ horse power Mansr1 rr. uas
Belt, lot of one-half Barrels woo5 i' .s5 ~
TRAIN ran. set OF Farm Scales IL, ~ ~
I9I pr Ohicken Coops. Hay Fork. 100 ~ :
nay ROPE with Block and Trip Rome =,
wagon harness sets Of Pillow Harms, /,
Ooliars and Brides. sets Of Carriage H..
ness SCI OF Double Carriage Harness M !,
Low Chalns' Forks. Shoyels. Hoes RTsJ
BASKET Garden Rakes, 2 Spades. Al,o 4,
OF POTATOES and some Hay. and other NIL,
too numerous to mention. ''''9
FordsOn Tractor. in A No. | eonditior ~.
overhauled, practically new. with pIov, :,
| pulley. '' 'a
SIS Emerson Tractor. with pillow and mill,
HOUSEHOLD ODS-Consistine If p,-,,
Suit. Coal Stove, Chunk Stove. COUNTIES, n,
derella Range, in good order BooE g.,
and writing Desk combined Kitchen Tsbi-
Several Stands. Rocking Chairs. LinoIer
Ingram Carpet, Some Step Carpet.
TERMS All sums of SEQ and under ,,s
over this amount credit Of 10 months HI
be given by purchaser giving judgmep, M,
with approved endorser.
ALLEN RAWLEY
r. W. Slaughter. Auctoneer.
c. V. Scout. Clerk.
Smyrna times. [volume] (Smyrna, Del.) 1854-1987, 1923-01-31
IL Head Cattle
IL Head of Cows and One BULL, IS months
old
One Fine Bred Poland China BROOD sow
FARMING IMPLEMENTS. &c


FARMING IMPLEMENTS, &c.
John Deere Corn Planter. Mccormick Bind
err, Riding Pillow. Iron Roller, good Farm
Wagons, Hoe Drill. Carriage, Dearborn, one
horse Hay Rake. , Riding Cutivators. 2
Randall Harrows. Horse Cart and Harness, 3
Walking Cultivators. No. 40 Oliver Plow.
Syracuse Pillow, Moline Plow. Iron Drag Har-
row. Running Gear for one-horse wagon; s
Collars, 6 Brides, 6 sets of Pillow Harness, 2
sets of Carriage Harness, sets of Wagon
Harness. Riding Saddle Head Halters, 4
Stable Blankets. pair Leading Lines. so
good Sacks. Log Chains. set Fertilizer
Trucks 20-gallon Iron Pot. Hog Box. Grind
stone. set of Barn Scales, set of Horse Clip
pers. two-hole Corn Shelter. set of Hog Gam
bes, Hand Corn Planters, Cradle, Hog
Scrapers, Never Root. Dinner Bell. Corn
Knives. Drawing Knife. Straw Knife, Axes.
Cross-cut Saw. Wedges, Manure Forks. 3
Long Handle Forks. two-Horse Single
Trees. four-horse Trees Binder Truck. Bind
Ter Whip. Shoves and Spades. Hoes, 2
Garden Rakes. Grabbing Hoe. Crow Bars.
Hay Rack, Tomato Rack, Turkey Coops, 6
Chicken Coops. Food Coop. 200 good Tomato
Baskets, II Cow Chains, Wise and lot of Tools.
Wire Stretcher. Milk Cans. 3 Milk Buckets,
Chunk Stove. > Feed Boxes. Roll of Chicken
Wire. Roll of Hog Wire. Sausage Grinder and
Suffer. Water Separator. Churn, Oil Tank
Small Hand Spray. Stone Snuff Jars.
HOUSEHOLD GOODS-Iron Bedstead and
Springs. Kitchen Chairs, 2 Rockers. Library
Table. Couch. 10-foot Extension Table. Cook
Table. Flour Box, two l0x12 Grass Rugs. Desk
Some Corn on the Cob. Some Potatoes.
TERMS-Al sums of $40 and under. cash
this amount a credit of months will
be given by purchaser giving Judgment note
with approved security.
J. H. McGINNIs
K. w. Slaughter. auctioneer
c. V. Scout and Clifford JONES' Clerks
Smyrna times. [volume] (Smyrna, Del.) 1854-1987, 1923-01-31

No. Alice, Sorrel Mare. years old. good
worker and driver. not afraid of anything.
No. Easter" Brown Mare. 10 years old,
excellent worker. She and No. l make good
team.
No. 3-"Maud," Iron Gray Mare IL years
old. good worker and driver safe for a lady
to drive.
No. 4-"Nelle." Bay Mare. years old, good
worker. not broke TO work single.
No. DAISY" Iron Grey Mare. years
old. has worked some. not broke to work single.
Nos. and Jack" and Bird" Pair of
Brown Mules, II years old. guaranteed to
work anywhere.
No. s--"Polly." Odd Mule. years old.about
IS hands high, not broke to work.
Smyrna times. [volume] (Smyrna, Del.) 1854-1987, 1923-01-31
WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY |, 1a|
Z Head Of Horses and NJs

No. l-"Belton." Bay Horse, p years 'A
will work anywhere. sound and dependable,
No. RUBY" Dark Brown Mare, Won
in all harness. Nos. and ? make ID
team.
No. 3-"Bim." coming years old, S3i
worked little dun color, promising 50a',
horse.
No. Fancy" Roam Mare. good dr'a'
safe for a lady to drive and will ~ofA u''
where. 10 years old. u
No. O." Beauty" Sorrel Mare yeas ON
thoroughly broken. the kind you all IKE
No. O. Rocket" Dark Bay Colt w
old. thoroughly broken, will WORK ahy"nas
a promising colt.
No. 7-'Daisy." Dark Bay Mare 20, n
old. work anywhere. gentle and Nnd u !"
harness. :, ,.,,
No. S-"Mack." Dark Bay Horse i .: ys.'
old. as good as there is made Dig anu 'A'''
and true. .n.u.p pS,
Dark Bay Mules. 10 years old. I1l' d .
team. Their equal is hard to ma. - pr
Nos. II and l2-"Dove' and DO'; III. /
Young Mules. , and years Ola. ..r. M
going to make fine team they art '''''
match in color.
Smyrna times. [volume] (Smyrna, Del.) 1854-1987, 1923-01-31
Is Head Cattle

These cows are persistent mixers. most of
them have to turn dry before freshening
All are sired by Registered Bulls. of them
coming and years old. with their
second and third calves. -Four of these cows
are now springers. The rest from to II
years old but o. X. One is Princess Sylvia
2nd. No. 37s.2sO. is registered Hosltein. 6
years old.
Registered BULLS. Sir Inka Prily Segis
dam No. 35S62l. year old last August. His
dam gave l7767 pounds and 725 pounds of
butter in one year. King Sadie Vale lnka
Boy. No. 3l064S. born April 20. 1920. His
nearest dams averaged SO.4O pounds of butter
in days. All of the above have been tuber-
culin tested and found o. X. 5 Heifer
Calves by this bull 10 to IL weeks old.
HOGS Thoroughbred Poland China Brood
Sows. Thoroughbred Boar Z months old.
HAY 8 Tons of Mixed Hay.
FARMING IMPLEMENTS, &c.
Two Farm Wagons. one a low-down iron
wheeled wagon Tomato Wagon. 50-basket ca
pacity Deering Rake. Iron Roller. Wooden
Roller. Deering Binder. Deering Mower. John
ston Mower. Disc Harrow. practically new
Spring-tooth Harrow. new last spring; =
Oliver Riding Plows. Riding Cutivators.
Moline Riding Gang Pillow. Van Brunt. H.
spout Disc Drill. good as new Hand Guilt
vators. 2-horse Plow .3-horse Plow. l-horse Plow
50-tooth Wooden Frame Drag Harrow, Hay
Riggings International Corn Planter. with
fertilizer attachment Fan. Corn Shelter. set
Fairbanks Scales. weigh 1900 pounds New
Ideal Manure Spreader. in good shape Farm
Bell. Wedges Grow Bars Hoes, Shovels, &c.
Single and Double Trees Cross Cut Saw. Axe.
Forks. York Carriage No-top Buggy. set of
Carriage Harness, sets of Wagon Harness.
3 sets of PIow Harness. Brides. Collars. Buck
eye Incubator. 200 Egg capacity; Cyphers In
eubator. 240 egg capacity; Standard Hover.
capacity for 500 chicks. new Milk Cans,
Spray Pump and Barrel. Sleigh. Acme -Har-
rows, Sled Corn Cutter. Small Brooder House.
Stop Barrel, Grinders for sharpening Mower
knives Post-hole Digger. 500 Pint Raspberry
Baskets, and other' articles too numerous to
mention.
| HOUSEHOLD GooDS-Chunk Stove. Parl-
or Coal Stove. base burner. good as new
Rocking Chairs. Tables. &c
TERMS-AlI sums Of $50 and under. cash
| over this amount a credit of 10 months will
be given by purchaser giving bankable paper
with approved endOrser.
w. ID. HUDSON
| X. w. Slaughter. Auctioneer.
| +. f. Postles. Inside Clerk
Walter Marker. Outside Clerk.
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FARMING IMPLEMENTS. &c.


Wagons. one Rigging. Emerson Riding
Plow, No. 81 Syracuse Plow Emerson Mower,
Deering Binder. in good order Ontario Drill,
ll-spout; Hayes Corn Planter. with fertilizer
attachment; s0-tooth Drag Harrow Randall
vstoG. Iron Roller. Wheelbarrow Seed Sewer,
Corn Shelter. Grain Fan. with Dagger; Hay
Rake, Carriage. Buggy. Dearborn, Running
gear and Dearborn Pole. Sleigh and Bells.
GrindstOne. Platform Scales. l6-foot Ladder.
Cow Dehorner and ring. Block and Fall, Hay
Rope and Blocks, Cross Cut Saws, Dairy
Queen Milk Separator. Barrel Churn, Straw
Knife. Corn Knives. Hedge Knife. 2 Axes.
BroadaX. Scythes. Tool Chest and lot of
Tools. Feed Grinder Cow Chains, Tomato
Baskets. lot of Hoes. Forks. etc.
HARNESS. sets Wagon Harness, set Car
riage Harness. set Double Carriage Harness
sets Plow Harness. 6 Collars and Brides
Kicking Strap.
HOUSEHOLD GOODS Home Comfort Cook
Stove. Forest Cinderella Chunk Stove, Bed
room Suite. Couch. sets Dinng-room Chairs
Rocking Chairs Bedsteads, , Feather Beds
. Mattresses. Woolfibre Rug, 9x15 feet sc
yards Brussel Carpet. so yards Mating, Hitch.
Table. lot Window Shades, Rayo Lamp lot
of Small Lamps Bookcase and Desk. combin.
ed lot of Cooking Utensils, mirrors.
TERMS-Al sums of $50 and under. cash
over this amount a credit of 10 months will
be given by purchaser giving Judgment note
with approved security.
Ida B. COLLINS
c. C. Severson. Auctoneer.
J. j. Severson. Clerk.
SPECIAL NoTICE-Sale will start at Il
o'clock sharp.
Smyrna times. [volume] (Smyrna, Del.) 1854-1987, 1923-01-31

No. Dime" Yellow Mare. Is years old.
good worker.
No. Jumbo" Sorrel Horse. IA years old,
good worker.
No. S-"Nellie.' Bay Mare, IA years old.
good worker.
No. 4-"Ted." Brown Horse. 10 years old.
good worker and driver
No. 5-"Rena" Sorrel Mare. years old.
good worker and driver.
No. 6-"Cabor," Bay Horse. 3 years old,
good worker.
No. DAN" Bay Horse. years old, good
worker.
No. s-"Play Boy" Brown Horse, years
old. has been worked some.
No. 9-Yellow Colt. months old.
Smyrna times. [volume] (Smyrna, Del.) 1854-1987, 1923-01-31
Is Cows & HeiferS

10 Mich Cows. two are fresh and heavy
springers. These cows range from 3 to s
years old. ] have raised most of these cows
myself. expect to have them tested by day
of sale. One BULL.
HOGS
Brood Sow, will farrow in Spring 6 Shoats
will weigh about 100 pounds.
FARMING IMPLEMENTS, &c.
Deering Binder. in good shape Mccormick
Mower. nearly new. fve-foot cut Black Hawk
Corn Planter. with wire. in good order: On
tario Grain Drill. in good shape Good Iron
Rake. self-dump 2 Iron Age Sulky Cultiva-
tors. in good shape 8 Walking Cultivators,
No.40 Oliver Sulky Plow. good order: No. 10
Oliver Flows, No. 40 Oliver Walking Plow.
lot of Trees. Forks. Shovels Plow Harness.
Work Collars and Brides. sets good Wagon
Harness. Milk Cans, Good Wagons. 2 Low
down Manure Spreaders. been used two sea-
sons Hay Rigging. Iron Roller. Corn Cutter,
Spring-tooth Harrow. i5-tooth 60-tooth Iron
Drag Harrow. York Carriage. and other ar
ticies too numerous TO mention.
HOUSEHOLD GooDS-Rug. l2xi5 Bed
steads. and Cosah.
HAY--About Tons of Good Hay
TERMS--All sums of $40 and under. cash
over this amount credit of 10 months will
be given by purchaser giving judgment note
with approved endorser.
w. E. NELSON
r. w. Slaughter. Auetioneer.
Glen V. Scout, Clerk. Nss
Smyrna times. [volume] (Smyrna, Del.) 1854-1987, 1923-01-31
Plants Turned Into pansr

A Mexican has invented a process
for making paper pulp from the fiber
OF the various plants that grow In
abundance all over Mexico. 1t Is
claimed that the entire process-frorn
the crude plant to The perfect state for
paper purposes--is accomplished in "a
honrs. and mt comparatively low cost
Smyrna times. [volume] (Smyrna, Del.) 1854-1987, 1923-01-31
Public Sale

The undersigned will sell at public sale on
the Harry Slaughter farm, road leading
from Smyrna to Big Oak. on the State Road
l u miles from Smyrna, on
Smyrna times. [volume] (Smyrna, Del.) 1854-1987, 1923-01-31
IL Horses and Mules

No. Dick" Brown Horse. years old.
good all round horse. quiet. not afraid of cars
and autos. work or drive.
No Mabel" Bay Mare. II years old.
good farm mare
No 3-"Besse." Gray Mare. y years old.
good farm mare. fair driver.
No. FLORENCE" Bay Mare, 4 Belgian.
good farm mare. 10 years. old.
No. 5-"Gypsy.'' Gray Mare. years old. q
blood Percheron. No. farm mare.
No. 6-"Jennie." Bay Mare. 6 years old.
No. Maud" Bay Mare. years old. a
Belgian. one-half sister 20 Jennie. They make
a good team.
Nos and 9 Ned" and Dove" Pair
Mules. 4 and years old. good farm team.
Nos. 10 and Il-"Hattie" and Lizzie. air
of older mules. fair team.
No. II Kate" Young Mare Mule. coming
one year old in April. This is a fine young
mule
Smyrna times. [volume] (Smyrna, Del.) 1854-1987, 1923-01-31
PIANO TUNING AND REPAIRING

Finest work guaranteed. Prices
right. leave orders with Mrs. Marion
Coverdale, Smyrna, Del, or write Lie.
Dunn, Box BOG, Dover, Del.
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No. DAISY" Gray Mare. IL years old.
No. 2-"Topsy." Sorrel Mare. II years old.
No. Skate Bay Mare. IA years old.
No. 4-"Sadie.' Black Mare. Is years old.
Nos s and 6-"Doll' and '3ack,'' Pair
Mules 10 and Ii vears old
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y Head of Cattle

Some milking. one with calf by side, others
close springers. Holstein Bull
HOGS 2 Brood Sows. one will farrow
about March 10th. and the other later. 10
Pigs.
Smyrna times. [volume] (Smyrna, Del.) 1854-1987, 1923-01-31

The Court informed Richardson that
the appointment would be made in
February.
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Il Head of Good Cattle

These cows are all tuberculin tested.
Fine Young BULL, y years old. 2 Heifer
l u years old. Heifers. about months ole
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Subscribe for The Smyrna Tines
$l.5O per year, in advance.
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Public Sale

The undersigned, intending to discuniuA
farming. will sell at public sale, on The Spa
ance Farm. on road leading from Smyrna /
Leipsic. miles from Smyrna. on
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FARMING IMPLEMENTS, &c

Farm Wagons in good condition l1-spout
Thomas Drill. good as new; Dearborn nearly
new Superior Corn Planter. , Iron Age
Wheel Harrows. Mower Rake. No. 40 Oliver
Walking Flows. two-horse Flows. one-horse
Pillow, Grain Fan, Corn Shelter, Hay Rack
Tomato Rack. set of Wagon Springs ? Walk
ing Harrows, Wheelbarrow Seeder. Fruit
Ladders and all small tools for Orchard and
Vineyard work: Reversible Disc Harrow three
section Iron Roller, Spring-tooth Harrow,
Drag Harrow, sets of Wagon Harness. lot
of Plow Harness. lot of Hampers and Tomato
Baskets. over 100 Jumbo Grape Baskets Ma
tional Cream Separator. fve-gallon Butter
Churn. s3 Milk Cans. Forks. Shovels. Hoes
Spades and other articles too numerous to
mention.
TERMS-All sums of $40 and under, cash
over this amount a credit of 10 months will
be given by purchaser giving judgment note
with approved endorser.
HIRAM WILLIAMS
R. w. Slaughter. Auctioneer.
Chas LeCompte; Inside Clerk.
Walter Marker, Outside Clerk
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To Head Of Good Cafte
One Male Hog

On one heii"r "omin- in profit en-,
r ,,;,,; are all 10 fresh since fan 'o eOa hs
milking shape. One with calf NJ h. ana in D&
One Male Hog. y Hef SIDE
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HOGS

Brood Sow. will be in profit soon. POLAND
China Boar. Shoats will weigh about a
to so pounds each.
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Public Sale

The undersigned will sell at public sale at
his farm near Clayton. the road from
Smyrna to "Jimtown Crossing" on
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MONDAY, FEBRUARY z, 1928
6 Horses and Mules

at 10 O'Clock a. M. the following personal
property to witt
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Public Sale

The undersigned will sell at public sale on
the farm known the Benjamin A. HAZEL
Farm. now owned by Harry Slaughter. on
the road leading from Concrete State Road be-
low Smyrna to Spruanees' Neck. ~ miles
from Hoffecker's Mill Pond on
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Public Sale

The undersigned will sell at public sale on
the John Carrow farm at Bishops Corner. on
the road leading from Smyrna to Dover, one
half mile from Cheswold, on