Personal Property
to be sold at 11 o’clock, consisting of
one pair of valuable Percheron mares
nicely mated, kind, sound and extra
good actors, either single or double,
weight 2600 lbs; 1 newly new mower,
1 steel rake. 1 hay tedder, 1 cultiva
lor, 1 lumber wagon, 1 dump cart, '
nearly new side hill plow, 1 roll of
pig wire. 1 grindstone, 1 sack of fertil
izer. 2 steel mauls, 1 two-seated ex
press wagon, 1 road wagon with
cushion tires, 1 set of good brass
trimmed team harnesses and two col
lars, one lot of lumber 4x6,* 10 hens,
and a miscellaneous collection of
smaller useful tools, also a fine lot of
modern leather upholstered easy
chairs in mission finish, dressers,
stands. Iron beds, springs, cots, mat
tresses, dishes and cooking utensils
of all kinds.
Terms: CASH. Postponed if stormy
to first fair day after. Caterer will at
tend.
ISAAC FUTRELL (Owner)
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TROLLEYS IN WEBSTER
Webster is in as bad or worse plight I
than Putnam as far as its trolley ser
rite is concerned. The Times of last
week says:
"Perhaps when these lines are be
ing read, trolley cars will again be
ranging in Webster, and if the prom
ise made by the Consolidated officials
is made good, this will be so. and the
s‘ght of an electric car in motion in j
Webster will be a realfty. after 43 j
days in whfch not a wheel has turne! !
on any trolley car In the town. Thous- !
ands of dollars in revenue hare been i
lost, and added thousands of dollars
hare been expended in the work of
digging out.
