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PUBLIC SALE On WEDNESDAY, MARCH 13th, 1912. The undersigned intending to quit fanning, will at public cale, at his i farm known tln Orwell farm, and adjoining tlie J. 11. farm in llainiltonhan township, one mile northeast of Fairlield, at 10o'clock, the following head of horses, mules and coltf. No.

i Cricket, a standard bred bay mare, 10 years old, a good driver, fearless of autos or steam, any woman or child can drive her. No. 2, Iady, a standard bred bay mare, coining 8 years old, fearless of autos or steam, and a good driver. No. 3.

1'et, a brown mare, 13 years old, will work any place hitched, any boy can work or drive her. No. 4, Sorrel horse, work any place hitched. No. 5 and (5, two mare colts, one brown, one sorrel coming years old, have been driven single, will make good drivers or workers.

No. 7 and two colts, coming 1 year old, 1 mare and 1 horse colt. No. 0 and 10, one pair of sorrel coming years old, both leaders, will work single or double, will weigh 1100 each, No. 11 and one pair of sorrel man: mules, will wciih 120 HVJ.

each, both leaders, will work single or double, No. 13 and H. one pair of black mare one coming 4 years old, one coming 5 years old and Ixjth leaders, i3 Milk Cows, some will le fresh by day of sale-, some fall cows, these cows are crossed and are good ones. stock big enough for service. Head of llojjs, brood sows, some- will have pigs by day of sa'o and some will farrow in April, of these sows arc- pure bred Chester whiu-s, 1 Chester white boar, registered, balance shoals weighing from 40 to 1 nannie goat, 125 hens, white Ix-ghorns and Rhode Island 2 turkey hens.

Farming Implements consisting of four-horse wagon and bed, 4-inch tread, two-horse wagon and bed, low-down wagon with 4 inch tread, 1 one-horse wagon, dayton wagon, rubber tire buggy, porthmd cutter good new, pair hay carriers 20 ft long, Deering hinder 7 ft. cut, in good condition, Deering mower in good condition, grain drill good as roller only used two years, Disc harrow 'A years, 2 spring tooth harrows, fifteen tooth harrow used 1 year, spike tooth harrow, 4 Barshear plows, 2 two or three-hon-e plows, Oliver and Syracuse, two-horse Universal Mt. Joy, Grouse sulkey plow, used 2 double'walking plows, single and dou- blefcornjplows, corn coverer, wind mill, clippers and knives, cutting box, corn Hheller, hand cider press, Charles A. Cypress incubator, holds 220 eggs, brooder, sixteen gallon churn used wheel barrow, clo- 3 sets 1 year, grind stone, ver seed sower. Harneps, 2 tew breech bands, front gears, set one-horse gears, set double buggy liarness, 2 sets single harness, wagon'saddle, riding paddle and bridle, collars, bridles and halters, lock- block and tackle and rope, 2S foot extension ladder, 10 foot ladder, Sharpless cream separator Xo.

3, good as new, 2 wood stoves, dung forks, pitch forks, shovels, 2 picks maddock, butt traces, breast chains, 1-jg, chains, 3-horse tree, hinsrlt- trees, spreader, lot of grain bags, lOOO bu. of corn, hay by the ton, fodder by the bundle and many other things to numerous to mention. A credit of 10 month? given on sums of and over. Sums less than $5.00 cash. H.

JOHNSTON. J. M. Caldwell, Auct, Spangler and Shyrock, Clerks PUBLIC SALE OX WEDNESDAY, MARCH aoth, 1912 The undersigned having sold his farm will sell at public sale at his residence in Highland township at the Orrtanua Roller Mills, the following personal property: 7 head of horses and colts, No. I bay mare 9 yrs.

old with foal, will weigh 1500 will work wherever hitched; No. 2 gray mare 19 yrs. old with foal, will work anywhere; Xo. 3 black horse 4 yrs. old.

good off-side worker, will weiph 1350; Xo. 4 and 5 two mare colts, bay and a roan coming 2 yrs. old, will make good blocky mares; Xo. 6 and 7 two roan horse colts, hard to bea', bred from "Walker Biesecker horse. 12 head of cattle, 2 milk cows, I will "oe fresh in November and the other by time of sale, i fat cow, 4 heifers, 2 crossed with Holstein and I Guernsey, 3 of these heifers will be fresh by time of sale.

5 stock bulls. I Holstein, 4 Durhams, 3 red and i roan, all fit for service. 21 head of hogs, 5 brood sows, I will liave pigs by day of sale, i the last of March and 3 in April, 16 shoats, Poland China boar will weigh 90 Ibs. the rest from 50 to 60 Ibs. each.

Farming implements consisting of 5 wagons, 1 four inch tread for 3 or 4 horses, 3 inch tread for three horses, 2 horse low down wagon and bed, 4 inch tread with iron wheels, spring wagon and hand wagon, wagon bed 14 ft. long good as new, 2 pair of hay carriages 20 ft. long good as Deering binder 6 ft. cut, Deering mower, Ontario grain drill in use two seasons, Johnson hay rake, Johnson hay tedder in good order, Albright sulkey plow, land roller, York corn planter, 2 Oliver Chilled plows No. 40, single ind double corn plows, Syracuse lever harrow good as new, wood beam harrow, spike tooth harrow, wheelbarrow, grindstone, windmill, cutting box, bag wagon, 2 ladders.

16 and 20 3 sets of manure boards, clover seed sower Thompson make r6ft. long, corn grinder, single double and triple trees, jockey sticks, 2 spreaders, butt, breast, tie and cow chains, 2 gri.in cradles, 3 moving scythes, briar hook, pick, grain and dirt shovels, pitch and dung forks, maul and wedges, 2 crowbars, post maul and sledge, crosscut and hand saws, peck measure, bushel and bushel baskets, 2 straw knives manure hook, blacksmith forge and tools and grain bags. Harness consisting of 2 sets of breech-bands, 3 sets front gears, 5 bridles. 5 collars, halters, wagon, riding and side saddle. 2 riding bridles, 2 pairs of check lines.

2 single lines, fly- nets. Reliance incubator holds 240 eggs, brooder, corn by the bushel, hay by the ton. Household yoods consisting of Rival double heater coal stove, egg coal stove, chunk stove, bed-room coal oil stove. 2 bedsteads, lounge, Chicago Cottage organ, desk, corner cupboard, extension table, six leg dining table, wood-box, two stands, doz. plank bottom chairs, 3 rockers, doiightray.

30 yds. ingrain carpet, sink, churn and stand, buttertub. iron kettle, small brass kettle, copper kettle, 45 gal. caldron kettle, Enterprise sausage grinder and press, hog hangers, nieat benches, tubs, buckets, crocks, baskets, mulberry water keg, empty barrels, vinegar, 5 creamery cans, milk cans, cal. ice cream freezer, shoulder and sides by the 11., 200 locust posts, and many other articles not enumerated.

Sale to commence at 9 o'clock sharp. A credit of 12 months will be given on all sums of $5 and upwards by purchasers giving their notes with approved security. per cent, off for cash. W. A.

SOWERS. George Martz, Auct. C. W. Biesecker, Clerk.

PRIVATE SALE, bay mare work wherever bitched, fearless ot all road objects, due to foal April 2nd. Rock Top Fruit Farm, C. A. Bream, Prop. A I Public Sale Tuesday, March 12, 1912 The undersigned mteudiug to quit forming will at public sale at nis residence the old Marsti Creek farm, two miles west of Gettysburg ou the Hagerv towii road, the following personal property: 10 Head of Horses ami Coltsas follows: I black, mare 10 years old, i black 7 years old, with foal to registered i'etcherou stalliou.

These are large blocky inures, good leaders aud work, wiierever better pair any where, black horse 5 ears old, good leader, this is au exceptionally fine Horse, will weigh near 1500 pounds, witb good action au-i style, worKS anywhere ind looks fiue lu slu o' le "arness; black mare 5 years old. by St. Julius. INVOLVES PITNEY IN FRAUD CHARGE Philadelphia!) Protests Against Supreme Bench Appointee, studard and broken single aud uo better prospect anywhere for a trotter or brood bay coit 2 years old by St. Julius.

a niare by a sou of Nuttwood; bay "My yearling, full sister to the above; black mare 2 years old, heavy, Percherjn slallion; Ixubrician, by Rubrician, out of Nuttwood mare; 9 years old. this mare has nevet been trained, but has stepped eighth in 16 seconds, a 2.oS and quarters in 33 seconds, anil miles a round 2-20. and has never beeu beaten iu a brush on the road or suow, wears no weights or ritrging of any kind, she is seal brown, handsome and sound, fearless of everything and has In-en driven by ladies. 20 Head of Holstein Cattle. 9 cows.

some fall and winter cows and some will be fresh by time of sale, two heifers be fresh by lime of of sale 5 bulls, 2 large ones, i two year old and 2 yearlings. A young heifers. Hogs, sows, chickens. pigs and shoats, lot of Farming Implements, Columbia wagon for 2 or 3 horses, good as new. old style wagon and bed for 3 or 4 horses, bed will hold 75 bushels, spring wagon, '1 seat- seated surrey, 2 good falling top buggies, McMurry sulky good as new, gravel cart and gears, McCormick binder and mower almost good as new, 2 pair of hay ladders, horse rake, chopping mill, land roller, two chilled plows, 3 spring tooth harrows, spike harrow, single ami double shovel plows, single cultivators, single row corn planter, two riding cultivators, one with double row corn planter attachment, spreaders, double, triple and single trees, butt and breast chains, etc.

Horse Gears, breechbands, front and plow gears, bridles, halters, blankets, set of double harness. 3 sets single harness, two side saddles, fly- nets, Farmers' Favorite grain drill, grain cradle, Fairbanks Scales, cross cut saw. maul and wedges, grindstone, wagon saddle, buggy spread, two sets of dung boards, iron kettle, sausage grindei and stuffer. etc. Dairy and Household Goods, Sharpless tubular cream separator good as new.

tnilk cans. Duckets and crocks.iarge copper kettle, two cook stoves and pipe, two parlor wood stoves with pipe and radia tors for heating sleeping 1 room, bedstead's, kitchen chairs, cupboards, tables, benches, also a lot of celebrated Halts prolific four year seed corn, this corn holds the world's record of 22r)- 4 bushels of shelled corn to the acre, an excellent corn for silos, and many other articles not mentioned. Teams will carry parties coming bj train to the farm and return free of charge, will leave Gettysburg at 10:30. or after all trains are in. Sale will begin at 10:30.

A credit of II monies will be given on sums of 55 and upwards. ROBERT S. BREAM. Currens Caldwell, aucts. C.

C. Bream, clerk. Public Sale Wednesday, March K), 1SJ12 The tinderhianed intending to i farming will sell at put'lic salt- at residence in Mt. township. Adam." County, on the road It-adinc from Bonneauvill? to the York pike formerly known a.s the John Kerrigan farm, the following personal property: Dark bav mare J4 years old.

works wherever hitched, light bay mare 10 years old with foal and a good oil" side worker, these mares are fearless of all road objects, safe for any woman or child to drive; 1 heifer 7 months old; home made wagon for two or three horses, with bed, hay carriage liS ft. long good as new, mower in good order, two hay rakes, No. 10 Mountville plow. 17 tooth lever harrow pood new, Ilench Dromaold sulky plow in good order. Keystone corn "planter phosphate at.

Uichment good as new, double land.roiler- shovel plow, corn fork, wind mill, sp-ing wagon and spread, top cutter, two horse sled, wheel barrow, cutting trindatone, straw knife, grain scythe and snath, 6 manure forks-. pitch forks, dung hook, single double and triple trees, cow, and 1'reast chains, 2 lo-j chains, 3 standard c' ains, cross cut saw. 2 sets of front gears, set of buggy harness, 2 pair hanies and traces, wagon saddle, wagon whip. collars, 2 pads, 5 blind bridles, 'A halters, 3 flynt'ts-, pair check lines, plow lines, lead rein, hitching straps, work bench, broad axe. post axe.

dojr iron, diggint; iron, mattock and pick, tool cupboard, post aiKer. hay fork, rope and pulleys-, jackscrew, ground and scoop shovels, bag truck, bolts, drawing knives, dune sled, 3 jockey sticks, 12 middle rincs, sand sieve, fine sieve, roller seat, barrels, boxes and old iron, 75 chickens by the pound, butter churn, two pound milk cans, and many other articles not mentioned. Sale to commence at o'clock, 1 months credit will be given, 5 cent off for cash. Further terms on day of sale. A W.

J. B. Crist, auct. Bucher, clerk. DON'T SUFFR WITH COLDS Grippe and Neuralgia Relief begins the moment you start taking PflRR'S Laxative capsules, prompt and eiTicien removes tlie.

dis-solvo and abs-or more rapidly than tablets, rb lief. 25 cents at People's Drug Store FOR SALE: 60 acres chestnut ber. tho Minter lot, finest in township. D. A.

Mick ley, Cashtown. SENSATIONAL ALLEGATIONS TbLLS OF "BABY SLAVES" Health Expert Points Out a Horror of Oyster Industry. New Orleans. March. ire "baby stoves" in Louisiana.

Ins i i "lia" vie i the Black Hole of Calcutta. R-as the charge brought by Dr. Oscar Dowling. president of the Ixniisiana board of health, who Is waging a cam paign lor the public welfare. The Julian Oyster Canning company, with home offices at and canneries at Violet.

I children six years old and less, with callous hands and emaciated bodies, to open oysters eighteen hours out of each twenty-four, according to. I)r FOR SALE: thirty shares Trust Company 8tock at i ing dividend now due, if sold prior to April first. D. A. Mickley, executor, Casbtown.

Contractor Declares New Jersey Chan- cellor Used His Power to Aid In Consummation of Fraud Involving Over a Million Dollars. Washington. Mahlou Pitney, chancellor of the state of Now Jersey and President Taft's uora- Jiifp I'or ViVnnc on the United States supremo court, used the power of his to aid in the consummation of a traud which, in its entirety, he claims, involves is the chance made by Michael McManus, a. Philadelphia coiittactor. Protests against Pitney'a appointment to the supreme court have beeu filed by Me Manns with the president and the senate.

In these protests ihe specific charge made by Me Mamis against Pitney is a in a case in which his brother-in- law was counsel for one party and in which an order defeating that party had already been made, he set aside the decree of a former vice chancellor without due process. It is- also charged that the name of Vice Chancellor M. P. Grey was signed Pitney's order, athough Clrey had been dead four years. That part of the alleged fraud in which MsManiiB' accusation involves Pitney relates to the foreclosure of a nioruraRe on Gloucester.

X. land. The rest of the amount con- c-eins only men connected i the solidation National bank and other Philadelphians. A number of years ago McManus was one of the most prominent contractors doing city work in Philadelphia. Hi? financial business tran- through the Consolidation National bank.

It is in a suit against his bank and the men who formerly were its officers that his charges igiinst Pitney are made a a of record. In i suit McManus declares that the bank was holding a mort- for on property in Glou- X. that mortgage was fore- -losed without his knowledge and a.sainst his property rights. He entered suit to have the foreclosure and of the property set This suit he won. Vice Chancellor Grey entered a decree opening the order of foreclosure.

McManus declares that during liUO Pitney had become chancellor, counsel for the hankers moved to set iside Grey's decree. The bank was represented in 'his case by George R. VanDusen, who is a brother-in-law to Pitney, and a decision wiping out the Grey decision was ordered by the court. The decision against McManus is signed, it is alleged, by Pitney and ilso bears the signature of Vice Chan- c-ellor Grey. It is dated January 25.

1010. Grey died i the month of A lO'ifi. In his letter to the president, protesting against "the appointment of Pitney. a says: "In all probability this equity suit will reach the supreme court of the United States for final determination, in which evnt. should the present Chancellor Mahlon Pitney then be a member of that body, the embarrassing necessity would arise of objecting to his sitting as one of tfie justices before the case would be heard." This letter, accompanied by the com- pMe data in the McMamis case, was received at the White House and brought the reply in which it was stated that the matter was "now In the hands of the senate, the nomination having been sent in on Feb.

19." This was signod by Secretary Hilles. FEMALE AVIATOR KILLED French Girl Falls With Machine and Is Horribly Crushed. Paris, March Bernard, a girl, who was qualitying at Ktampes in a third test for an air pilot's license, fell with her biplane a distance of sixty yards and was horribly crushed. She died ten minutes afterward. The voting wonnn had gone through the firs! two in the most successful tnaiiTipr.

She showed such intrepidity hi these tests that her companions urgofl her to be more prdudent and to Iways make the turns to the left. She disregarded this and in aiMHion to steering carelessly, made to the The machine urned and foil to the ground ike a stone. Mile. Bernard took up nvJation last September. Chemical Fire Imperils Many.

New York. March loss estimated at was causeil by fire, vhich destroyed the Chemical vorks in Brooklyn. i the fire iieer were a viok-nt explosions i impcr'lcd the lives of the fire nen and drov a of families thoir hr.nies in the vicinity. Rabies too i to walk lit- on the floor while i mothers are at work. They are actually i the oysters and the mothers nur.m- them while opening oysters.

Dr. Dowling descrbos conditions at Violet, which is fifteen mil'-s below New Orleans, as "hell itself." Instead of being called "VioN-t." he it should be "vilest yet." ALLEGED DYNAMITERS IN INDIANAPOLIS fee Arraigned in Federal Court Tomorrow. Indianapolis, a 11. Defendants in the so-caiU-d i "on- spiracy cases who a to he a i a i iu the federal court tomorrow morning kept arriving in all today. By tonight it is likely a only one or two of the forty who are due here tomorrow win bo outside hounds of Indii'napolis.

and it is possible a the entire i he heio at a time. The defendants are now in Indianapolis conferred at a i X. Harding, leading counsel for UK- ilelenso. Among UIOM- he met wai- Prank M. Ryan, presidont Intern a i a Association of Bruise and Structural Iron Workers: It is believed that spe'ial bai'iff to a i a i order Ui the i i i the proceeding- 1 ed by the United wide, pread interest s-i ca.ie.- pi'i'tonds a a i Fc'leral i i ami will be needed to a i a i order among the spectators, it is said.

courtroom -is. The a i at the ia GIRL PROPOSED Knew Her Intended Would. So She Hurried Things Along. Brockton, a 11. M'ss Lillian Johnson, nineteen years old.

well known in the younger set of this city, is the first Brockton girl to a advantage of leap year. She proposed to A. Anderson, twenty-seven years old. on Feb. 29, and she has received her answer.

It was "Yes." Thf a of the wedding will be made in a few days. Miss Johnson a brunette. She doesn't mind the i ot her i at all. "Surf, I proposed," she said. "Why shouldn't I knew if I i Xils would, so.

ns it was leap year, I just thought tha: I would hurry thp thing along Find i Jewefs fn Safe. New York. asking the police to solve the disappearance of worth of jewelry from her room in an a a hou horo. Mrs. H.

S. the jev.elry in 1 se at tho sug- Commissioner '''on 'i-or'v. "Gracious:" she said. "I i i of looking there." FT ions of cept ible Women May Vote. March women in sc-hool elfc i- i ieii in the bill hn? 10 senate, air! also hav- house, goes i Ooier- his The a i rre 'he snme a- a men vo'ers in tl'at women voters nv.ist be to read ami write.

Pujo to Quit Congrasrs. Lake C'mrlcs March TV--Representative A. Pujo. 01 the Seventh i.oiiip;r.na -nno'inced th'it he would retire from congress at the ex- of hi- tr-rm in March. T.U" Pujo is his fifth tfrm and ce sires to himself fo nis The Greatest Clearance Sale and Exhibit of PIANOS Ever Held in Gettysburg, Penna.

For The Next Thirty Days Harvard Piano of New York City, are moving into new quarters, and they have disposed of their entire stock on hand to their different dealers so as to go in their new quarters with an entire new stock. Now some of these Pianos are a little shop worn. Some have been out but a short while but are nearly new Pianos. We have a lot of Xew Pianos also, and will quote you bottom prices on new as well as on the shop worn ones. Call Early And Get The Pick Sheet Music 10 cts.

per copy. Talking Machines, Violins, Guitars, Mandolins, Etc. Sec ond Hand Organs. All at Reduced Prices. Liberal Offer To those who purchase from us cheap Piano we agree to take it back i i yrs.

at its full purchase price on any new high grade Piano which maV be selected. This affords an exceptional opportunity to tho-u- who wish a medium priced or cheap instru ment for beginners. Guarantee Kvery Piano is sold under tin- Written Guarantee by its umkx-i-s and if it proves other than we recommend it. i be replaced by a new one. with no expense to the purchaser.

The kind of a Piano to buy is the one with the Makers warrant. We Quote a few of the Many Unequaled Bargains Shop Worn Pianos PRICES New Pianos PRICES $700 Hobart M. Cable $550 (I'layer Piano) Hobart M. Cable 325 $475 Star 340 Hobart M.Cable 265 Ilobirt M. Cable 250 Harvard 245 S2IJO Remington 175 Terms: $1.50 up per week $350 Harvard Harvard $325 Harvard Richmond $225 200 175 195 Every Piano plainly marked in the store.

Stool, Scarf, Book and Tuning $6 to $15 cash is all it costs you down to have any of these beautiful bargains delivered to your home; $6 to 15 per month keeps it 'here. I would be unwise for you to purchase a Piano witriuut coming here to see and hear the Pianos offered at this Exhibition and Sale. Don't let this great opportunity slip, for it means a saving of from to $100 on every Piano, if you have the remotest idea of buying a Piano. Open Evening Until 9 O'clock Old Instruments Taken In Exchange Sale Opens FRIDAY, MARCH 1, 1912. Music 48 York Street, Gettysburg, Pa.

House Public Sal Public Sale HORSES, CATTLH, SLIEliP and HOGS WEDNESDAY, MARCH IS. 1912. The undersigned i i to (juit "arming and move to Biglerville, will at public sale at his residence on he late Howard Funt i township, oa the rom Biglerville to Mill. 2 miles foal, will weigh 1500 bay mare 6 yrs. vest of LJiglerville and 1 mile north of will weigh 1250 pounds in thin flesh; bay the following personal tnare years old, weigh 1300 bred to i from Garibaldi aud as well made colt as 2 head of HORSES.

1 a gray horse, 11 ever owned i line leader and i work wherever and i wor! i lied. 1 hay a i i'oal to March's a good off-side worker, i no i to drive these The 3rd biennial sale will be held MARCH 18. 1912, on the Ashlat.d Stock Farm 6 miles west of Gettysburg and mile south of McKuijiht town Station, property, in head of Horses and colts, consisting road leading a luv marc- risiug 10 years old, safe in these mares are all leaders under saddle or anvwhere; a i fearless of all road objects: of i COtt'S. 1 i be fresh a i her 2nd calf, 2 i fresh in carrying their -Sth md (Hh a 1 has her 5th calf by her b.acl: horst- i i 5 years, hands high, i weigh 1100 drives single double and works anywhere, will a a good one man's horse; dark brown horse rising 5 bred from Rubrician. 16 hands high, will weigh about noo Ibs.

good single and double driver and offside worker and can step some; good bay iide: these cows are straight and all horse colt rising 2 years, works single ic'lit; 12 head of 2 brood sow? and double and will make a large i i i have- pigs by i side. 10 shoats i 2 colts 10 months old. i marc and I hoise. i weigh 'from to 125 27 head of registeied and high grade 1 a 2-horse Weber wagon, Shorthorn Cattle, 3 registered aud 3 n. tire, capacity good as; grade cows.

registered and 2 high grade new. good spring wagon. 2 falling top hulls, 2 registered at.d 9 high -Trade heif- huagies stick wagon. Osborne mower ers. these bulls ami heifers arc bred from in "good order, llench Dromgold registered bulls great merit, most of corn plow, good as new.

hay car- the bulls and some of the heifers are 10 ft. long, hay rake, spring har-i'-rod trom Duke of l-'rankhu No. 304642, row. spike harrow. Daisy corn planter, silly planted 15 acres, new iron corn plow, shovel Syracuse long plow.

3 years old and will weigh over a ton, the also brwl to hls mi11 he ha 11 the show nug tor the three past Xo. 36. stone sled, grindstone. Empire seasons, and has taken a num berofpn7.es; sprav pump, complete, good 2 sets" of Yankee gears, set of as won and 2nd at the Great Ilagerstowii I 2 Shropshire i stone fork. 2 ladders IS and 22 60 to So these loars aud young sows were bred from Hershey's Advertiser No.

77.761, a boar that was shown at four f.iirs and never ln-aten, these hogs are immuiie to cholera germs: 15 pure bred Mammoth turkeys, toms aud Major Butt at Gibraltar. Gibraltar. March 11. Mrs. Henry vC.

Taft. Major Archibald W. Butt, i i a aide to President Taft. and Cnarles R. Oill'ert.

arrived from New York. The party came ashoie and had luncheon with Richard L. Sprague. the American consul. GENERAL MARKETS I A I A FLOCK et; winter cK-ir.

i tancy. 11YJJ I i per 5', 75 fi 5. firm; Xo. 2 red. SI.

a Xo. 2 TSi'-c. OATS i No. 2 white. Imver SrPiies.

POn.TKV: i.ive Ptea-ly; 1-: old o-'ers. 1 17c. 1.11:1: fowls. 1 old roos'Ts, turkeys. 22c.

I5UTTKK creamery, fancy. 33c. iier i -elected. nearbv. 23c.

POTATOKS li'-in: SI.IS'O 1.1S. Live Stock Markets. PITTSBfKO i Y-ivrtsl CATTI.K i.i^'.'vr. --hoice. 1 S.25: prime, S7 7 SUKKP pHnie we-n-rs.

5 cv.iis common. al calves. HOGS slow: i i i 11 and henw YO-K-TS. ii- -t Yorkers. ii.5^: pigs.

S5.7,'.'. il; sr it. Ions. log. butt, breast and cow chains.

2 stoves, ten and coal stove, 100 last year's millets, 1 1 i i i i i Rock and Rhode Island Red breeds, i i i I I 1 0 4 lol of Lorry crates, corn by the bushel, (i and Cv all(lotte i a the and many other a cockerc Si 6 prs too numerous to mention. lI(lMIlith sev (1 corlli corn ))V the" bushel, to commence at 1 0 clock sharp. A i a bv the ton. corn fodder by the credit of 12 mos. will be given on all bu 1Io an(i For rl her in- of anl upwards purchasers i i i notes with approved sec i or -1 per cent, off for cash.

JOHN W. FUNT. Ira P. Taylor. Auct.

Taylor. Clerk. Public Sale MAI.VH Thai i.rr mil-- formation write- for catalogue, of 11 months i be given on A credit all sums of 5 and upwards, i approved secur- i Sale to begin at o'clock a. m. C.

A. ITKRSIUiY. Til lie. Pa. A Ward, Aucts.

C. T. Lower, Clerk. Public Sale FRIDAY, MAKCII 22nd, 1912. The undersigned intending to quit farming will sell at public sale on the above date at his residence in Hamilton- ban township, Adams County, 3 miles north of Fairfield, two miles south of Orrtauna, the following described personal property viz: 7 head of Horses, Xo.

roan horse 9 years old will weigh 1,500 good saddle horse, Xo. 2 black mare 8 years old with foal good plow leader, Xo. 3 sorrel horse It)years old good lentler work anywhere hitched. Xo. 4 black horse 4 years old will weigh 1.500 has been worked some in lead.

Xo. 5 one mule will weigh 1,100 15 years old good leader work anywhere, Xo. black colt :5 years old will weigh 1.3'XI has been worked some, Xo. 7 black colt one year in May a. good one.

15 head of Cattle, milk cows 2 will le fresh by time of sale 4 in Muy and June. 2 are fall cows, 7 head of young cattle, two 1-year old steers, 4 heifers I- ycar old, I short honied Durham bull lit fur s-ervice, 4 good sheep will have lambs by time of sale. IS head of Hogs, 4 brood sows will have pigs in April and May. 10 shoats will weiph til) or 70 pounds, three 2 months old, one Berkshire boar hog. Farming implements: 3 wagons, one homemade three inch trend; 4 horse wnion with bed, one 4 inch tread Fish Bro.

wagon for 3 or 4 horses with bed; narrow tread 2 horse wagon; truck wagon, double s-ented carriage and stick wagon, 24 by 40 Eclipse threshing machine in gtiotl running order, 1 horse power on wheels for horses, bevel gear jack rods and coupling. 140 ft. s-ix inch rubber belt, Success straw and fodder cutter for hand or steam power, two sets of hay carriages 18 of hay carriage lieams 18 wood ladders 17 ft. long, Johnson binder ill gotxl i 2 mowers 1 Osborne, 1 MoOinnirk iis-ed one '2 rake- one good now. hay tedder uood as new, laud roller, 4 plows, Bar-hear plow.

2 Oliver Chilled plows Xo. 4t, 1 plow Xo. 501, 2 walking corn plows. douule shovel plows, 2-horse sled, Ontario grain drill good as 3 wood beam harrows, 30ft. extension ladder, doui'le and triple trees, i chains, log and cow chains, picks and mattocks, shovels.forks, rakes and 2 cradles.

5 bu. of clean seed bu. of ear corn, harness consisting of I sets of single front gears, 2 sets of hrccohhands, wagon saddle, collars, t'ridle-, tlynet-s check lines and single lead lines, set of Iwrmv lead reins. or? and 4 housings Household s-tove. lieds-teatls.

stand, lounge, milk cans, churn, crocks and iron lot of other artic'es too numerous to mention. i 1 i sell ai public sali in i i i i a i i i i I i I WHDNHSDAY. A 27, 1912. i the i a A I i i The intending toiemove to will sell at put lie sale at mo nths will IK-giving on all sums i of F.mmUs 'Ur 1 road. ('uinaerland town- a by pun-haters giving iiM i i i i Adams County.

i mile trom not os i approved security. per r-e i 1 the ft.ilowing: (rm fl'for fit-h. a i lu.irc i-horsc wacou. I A CLUCK. 2 new whcciNarrows, a i top tire iiuuu'v.

-set steel tire wheels. I com! iuatiou vice, anvil and iriudslonc I hand i Pipe wrench, drill, i-hand corn shcllor. 2 lenity harness, collar, hamos. shovels, pick, dig- hoi-s. rakes, iSft ladder, i a i lie i i-nc r-i' and l-e-l.

I lng. -prill" wagon pfl'-. Imr-e Sjracn-e plow ju-t new. hc.v-f rake, i new -pike harrow corn i i i i i a -leigh. cart a 2 Ufw a lol i "fai-.

I i i I 7. oiok Sale to commence at lOo'dock, a credit Slonakor ami Lightner, Auct. C. W. BioMvker, Clerk.

aino timo and place inu-nd- my ttfk I will one No. ir-e ami many i i i i i i i i i i Sale l-'gii! at 1 P. i lie lliadf ile-k. 2 othi-r a i not at the ing to reihu-f brown horo years old. good off side worker and has" FKVU driven s-ingle and tools, bushel basket, tmshol, mare inuie years oltf, good M.

i'U FOR a good heavy pair of raarcs and mules go to Paul S. Roover's nalo March I3tb. Eggs for Hatching Silver Hamburg, P.tilV Leg horns Buff Orphingtons. David Knouss, Arendtsvillo, Pn. C.

Rhode Island Rod day old ppepien, $10 per hundred. Victor Duttera. For Sale A lot of Norway and Maple, Norway Spruce and Arborvitae trees. To clean out nursery will sell cheap. S.

Adams, Aspers, Pa. iwn I A I I I. X. l.ighiner. am C.

Ilreaiii, cleik. Annual Meeting Tin- a a nui-tiiigol theStix-kholtlers of the i a i Biiil.ling and Loan A--ot-iatioli heltl the ttlioe of i ou Monthly evening. I March'l, 7 and o'clock. i P. A.

Miller, P. W. Mvrowry. A I for James F. Rider snlo at Round Top.

March 25th and 26th. jack, scythe, lot of chickens tiy new wtxxl iron kettle three foot, ket i t'auK-tield relics, tcrnf i Illa oil ami gcxxl can. upper tl saw, tU- tree ftot. pointing axe. tlozcn dining room chairs, dozen kitchen chairs.

Kockcrs, spilling wheel chair. nice lamp, comer cupboard. worker, 3 heat! of cattle, one red Durham cow carrying her second calf, one cow carrying her seventh calf, one heifer 10 months old, two turkey hens. Terms ami conditions will be same CF.CIL E. CJULDKX.

stone roller wa-hei, pictures, mottoes. Looks, a variety of other cootls, lartfc cash t-ox ill tile, silver i watch antl 8-day al.irin cltxik and I iX PP'J al shelf, 6-Miooter revolver, carpet, bed clothes, cook stove and pipe. Sale to at I o'clock sharp terms made known by, R. O. Currens, auct.

STABLE for rent Large brick in rear of Gettysburg National Possession given April 1st. FOR SALE: a S3 acre farm, good buildings. S. D. Plank.

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