Foods  and  Market  Department  Sales 
(Continued  from  page  1315.) 
699  ll»s.  fowl  . . 13  « 
105  lbs,  fowl  .......... .  -1 
137  lbs.  fowl  ..  .5 . 30 
>869  lbs.  fowl  . . . 
41  lbs.  fowl  . . 1 4% 
7X3  lbs.  fowl . . 11 
1630  lbs.  fowl . 10  . 
203  lbs.  fowl . l»7a 
183  lbs.  fowl . 
4608  lbs. 
55  lbs.  geese  . 
116  lbs.  duck  . 
152  lbs.  duck  . 
34  lbs.  duck  . 
477  lbs.  duck  . 
779  lbs. 
1  Guinea  lieu  .  .  . 
29  lbs.  old  cocks  . 
DRESSED 
185  lbs.  calves  . 
108  lbs.  calves  . 
177  lbs.  calves  . 
88  lbs.  calves  . 
111?  lbs.  calves  . 
1  skiu,  7%  lbs.  . . 
2  livers  . 
1  liver  . 
MEATS. 
1  bag  chestnuts, 
45  lbs.  lioncy  .  .  . 
46  lbs.  honey  .  .  . 
i2  lbs. 
\  ICt : C  l  AISLES. 
24  doz. 
90  doz. 
50  doz. 
40  doz. 
44  doz. 
celery 
celery 
celery 
celery 
celery 
248  doz. 
7  baskets  tomatoes 
27  baskets  tomatoes 
101  baskets  tomatoes 
135  baskets. 
6  baskets  beans  . . .  •  - 
6  bags  beans  (Lima* 
7  bags  beans  ( Lima  i 
5  bags  beans  . 
1  bag  beaus,  139  lbs.. 
2  bags  potatoes  . 
24  baskets  onions  .  -  . 
1  basket  pickles 
21  baskets  pickles  .  •  • 
!>  baskets  pickles  •  •  ■ 
1  basket  pickles  . .  . 
32  baskets. 
1  box  pickles  . 
1  bbl.  cauliflower  .  . 
3  bids,  caulitlower  • 
2  bbls.  cauliflower  . 
4  bbls.  caulitlower  . 
12  bbls.  caulitlower  . 
22  bbls. 
1  bbl.  peppers  . 
2  bbls.  peppers 
20  bbls.  peppers 
20  bbls.  peppers 
43  bids 
cucumbers 
cucumbers 
cucumbers 
cucumbers 
keg  cucumbers 
bbls.  apples 
bbls.  apples 
7  bbls.  apples 
IS  bbls.  apples 
2  bbls.  apples 
42  bbls.  apples 
35  bbls.  apples 
178  bbls.  apples 
45  bbls.  apples 
61  bbls.  apples 
3  bbls.  apples 
13  bbls.  .apples 
22  bills,  apples 
7  bbls.  apples 
11  bbls.  apples 
1  bbl.  apples  . 
46  bbls.  apples 
IS  bbls.  apples 
5  bbls.  apples 
6  bbls.  .apples 
fruit. 
535  bbls. 
1  bbl.  crab  apples 
2%  bbls.  crab  apples 
3  bbls.  crab  apples 
6 1/3  bbls. 
1  basket  crab  apples 
1  basket  crab  apples 
2  baskets. 
254  baskets. 
8  bills,  pears 
8  bbls.  pears 
2  bbls.  pears 
_  7  bbls  pears 
13  bbls.  pears 
12  bbls.  pears 
34  bbls.  pears 
4  bbls.  pears 
1  bbls.  pears 
3  bbls.  pears 
1  bbl.  pears 
2  bbls.  pears 
4.00 
3.75 
3.50 
3.25 
3.00 
2.75 
2.56 
2.12% 
STORY'S  MAPLYDCUBAM.  Tare  Vermont  maple 
sugar  In  a' new  form’;  ewHin  colored,  sort, 
smooth,  tine  grain;  free  from  adulteration; 
spreads  tfke  peiurof.  bur  ter;  tastes  Tele  •ions', 
an  exeeitent  fronting  for  cakes  without  further 
preparation:  an  appetizing  spread  for  saml- 
wii  lres  or  served '  as  a  dessert;  'v  pound  oawple 
sent  prepaid  for  Send  for  circulars.  L.  L. 
ST* IKY,  East.  Falrflcy*.  Vermont.’"  = 
WIDOW  I.ADY  would  like  to  sell;  farm  of  61 
acres,  tools,  stock  wirti  crops  included.  Write 
for  full  particulars,  M  US.  V  ft f  I  T  A  N  D,  Betiiel. 
.  Vermont.  K.  U.  No.  X 
FOU  SAFE  cheap,  new  cider 
horse  fertilizer  grain  drill, 
liamsport,  .thin. 
mill,  new  one- 
box  its,  wn- 
.15 
.19 
.18 
.17% 
.15 
169  bids. 
2  baskets  pears 
2  baskets  pears 
3  baskets  pears 
2  baskets  pears 
1  basket  pears 
3  baskets  pears 
2.50 
1.90 
1.75 
1.50 
1.25 
1.12% 
3  baskets  pears  .  LW)  ^ 
3  baskets  pears  . 86^-,. 
.80.18% 
.  .18 
.  -lt% 
.  .19 
.  .20 
.  .38 
•  -76% 
.75 
IS  baskets  pears 
1  baskets  pears 
10  baskets  pears 
26  baskets  1  fears 
34  baskets  pears 
baskets 
baskets 
pears 
pears 
BETTER. 
114  lbs . 
MISCELLANEOUS. 
.80.07% 
.  .13 
.  .12 
.80.40 
.35 
110  baskets. 
3  crates  pears 
9  crates  pears  . . 
12  crates. 
1  keg  pears  - 
1  keg  pears  . 
2  kegs. 
5  boxes  pears  . . 
3  crates  peaches 
1  crate  peaches 
20  crates  pea  elms 
1  crates  peaches 
2  crates  peaches 
12  crates  peaches 
.81.00 
.  .65 
.  .50 
.  .30 
.  .07 
.  2.00 
.  1.10 
.  1.75 
.  1.50 
.  1.00 
.35 
.  .  3.00 
.  .  1.50 
l.oo- 
1.25 
1.15 
1.12% 
1.60 
.90 
.75 
AUCTION  SALE— Dairy  equipment;  one  two- 
hor.se  I'arsnns  iniitt  wagon,  oue  Quaker  City. 
Bottler,  oue  sterilizing  oven,  about  40  hurtling 
eases  null  40  inetal  delivery  eases.  Will  lie  sob! 
at  public  auction  twitti  other  farm  machinery 
and  stock)  on  my  farm.  4 Vi  miles  east  ol 
ivngbkeepsie,  N.  Y„  Oil  Wednesday,  October Pi 
next,  at  2  o'clock  P.  M.  IIEXKY  r.  FAY, 
Arlington,  P.  6.,  N.  Y. 
poll  SALE — 4  unit  Sharpies  meelmuicnl  milker 
in  good  order,  very  satisfactory,  but  bare  no 
further  use  for  it.  0.  B.  CLARK,  Tit.  Airy, 
Philadelphia,  Pa.  _ 
WANTED — Hall  Inenbator,  about  1.360  eggs.  In 
lirst  Muss  coucUtipu,.  A*  1*2 «  ]jANi*«s,  Sayvillt*, 
L.  I„  N,  Y, _ 
NEW  No.  Hi  IT.  S.  Cream  Separator,  warranted 
perfect,  *45.  ».  6.  LANSING,  U.mmins,  N.  Y. 
WANTED — 0»H'il wood  elmpp-rs.  THE  ANSnNt.V 
PUREST  PUODUCTS  COMPANY,  Ausonut, 
Conn. 
EOR  SALE  OR  EXCHANGE— For  horses,  cattle 
or  anything  useful  ou  a  farm,  a  48-11  Pierce. 
Arrow  touring  ear,  ill  A  1  condition,  having  been 
thoroughly  gone  over,  with  new  top,  new  tires 
and  painted  throughout.  What  have  you  to 
offer. 1  Address  CAUL  M.  GAGE,  North  Wales, 
Peuna.  .  _ 
EOR  SALE  OK  RENT — Farm  of  about  22.T  acres, 
near  Ad’aois,  N.  Y.;  gimd  buildings,  well 
watered  nrehord,  timber  for  tire  wood;  with  or 
without  cows.  V.  down,  balance  term  of  years: 
possession  Nov.  "l.  Ibid.  BOX  117.  Lorraine, 
N.  Y. 
WANTED — Farm  to  lease  oi»f kirf'TiBying  or  care¬ 
taker.  ARTHUR  W.  PAUL,  Ridgefield  Park. 
N.  J.  t  ;-  _ 
"WANTED — Man  wtrn  .understands  handling  of 
••sen.  is  on  private  place.  Most  he  ft  single 
man.  W.  C.  WHIPPLE.  Purchase,  N.  Y. 
WANTED — Position  by-  exiwrlei  <-d - ponltrynmn. 
BOX  1570,  care  Rural  New- Y.  tiler. 
WANTED — Married  man  to  vork  farm  on 
shares;  understands  all  crop*.  -  are  of  orchard 
.  and  registered  stock;  liberal  •- ntract.  DR.  E. 
F.  BHONK,  Amsterdam,  N-  Y. 
WANTED — After  Nov.  J,  a  i.o-itloa  as  working 
foreiuan  on  farm,  diploma  in  ‘'Soil  Improve¬ 
ment  and  Crops.”  dairy  experience;  .steady 
habits;  .reference  given,  II.  A.  Bh.N.M'-i  i. 
V n ii  Horuesvllle,  N.  Y. 
WANTED— Jolt  to 
desirable  man. 
Rural  New-Yorker. 
to  learn  dairy-  farming; 
i.  PALMER,  Box  1577. 
highly 
WORKING  FOREMAN  •  ■-  farm  or  poultry 
plant,  thoroughly  experienced;  A  1  refer¬ 
ences;  single;  state  particulars  and  salary. 
BOX  1376,  cate  Rural  New-Yorker,  _ 
240  ACRES  Wyoming,  sale, 
OWNER.  Sob  Madison  Avo.. 
exchange  or 
York.  Pa. 
42  crates. 
5  baskets 
15  baskets 
12  baskets 
peaches 
peaches 
peaches 
»2  baskets. 
12  baskets 
11  baskets 
38  baskets 
35  baskets 
2  baskets 
606  baskets 
151  baskets 
183  baskets 
38  baskets 
88  baskets 
3  baskets 
101  baskets 
plums 
plums 
plums 
(iluuis 
(iluias 
plums 
plums 
plums 
plums 
plums 
plums 
plums 
1258  baskets. 
3  boxes  plums 
1.25 
1.15 
.46* 
.37% 
.35 
.30 
.28 
.27% 
.25 
.22% 
.20 
.10 
.66  2-3 
2.2- 1 
1.12% 
.75 
.65 
. . .  .81.50 
.  4.00 
.  3.62% 
....  3.50 
.  3.25 
. 3.66 
.  2.75 
.  2.62% 
.  .  .  .'.  .  2.56 
2.25 
’ . 2.16  2-3 
. 2.12% 
.  .  .  2.00 
.  1.87% 
.  1.02% 
. .  1.87 
.  1.75 
.  1.50 
. 1.25 
.  1.00 
The  following  are  the  prices  paid  by 
the  stores  to  the  producer  at.  Auburn,  N. 
Y.,  Sept.  16:  Potatoes,  81 .25 ;  apples, 
50  to  75c.:  plums.  35c.  t>i  81  :  nuions.  84 
) ,ei*  bu.  Eggs,  34 e.  doz.;  butter,  dairy. 
26  tO  32c-.  The  markets  pay  for  dressed 
fowl,  26c.  per  lb.;  chickens,  22c.;  ducks, 
22c. :  veal.  15  to  17c.  The  shippers  pay 
for  hav  $8  to  810,  and  for  No.  1,  812; 
wheat,*  81.40;  barley,  81.10;  corn,  90c. 
per  bu.;  hogs,  alive,  9c.  Auburu  has  a 
public  market  open  three  days  in  the 
w*>ek;  then*  fowls  alive  living  17  to  18c. ; 
chickens,  19c.;  ducks,  16c.;  egg.s.  35  to 
38c,;  tomatoes,  45c.  basket;  onions,  81.'— > 
p-ir  bit.  All  other  vegetables  and  fruit  at 
a.  little  more  than  wholesale.  The  stores 
are  much  opposed  to  the  market.  1  be 
dairymen  about  here  have  just  succeeded 
iu  raising  the  price  of  milk  so  the  pro¬ 
ducer  will  get  le.  at  th*‘  burn.  The  retail 
price  was  raised  le.,  but  as  always,  the 
retailer  demanded  one-half,  though  they 
had  no  complaint  as  to  profits  at  the  for¬ 
mer  (trice.  K.  E.  P. 
Auburn,  N.  Y. 
For  Sale- Acme  Bake  Oven  ’iRvfvv  Fail  il^i 
FOIl  SALE — -.Vi tractive  village  property,  S-rooin 
house;  i.j  acre  laud,  born,  henhouse,  fruits, 
terms  reasonable.  Ft.  T.  KKTCHAM,  It.  D.  1, 
Middletown,  N,  Y. _ _ 
FRUIT  and  general  farm  in  high  state  of  cul¬ 
tivation  to  experienced  orehardlst,  Mercer 
Co.,  N.  J.  BOX  1571,  care  Rural  New-Yorker. 
122-ACRE  Alfalfa  Farm  for  sale.  Central  New 
York:  well  located';  good  buildings,  $8,006. 
P.  H.  RIVENBURGH.  Stock  bridge,  N.  Y. 
FOR  SALE — Eight-acre  poultry  aud  truck  farm. 
capacity  TOO  layers,  ineuiattoi*  cellar  and 
eouiiitneut;  7-room  house  and  outbuildings. 
Price  for  eash,'  .-<3,500.  K.  CLAUDE  .TONES, 
Hillsdale.  N.  Y.  _ _ 
F  lit  SALE — Orchard  ltidge  farm,  87  acres  on 
Seottville's  Improved  road,  nine  miles  south  of 
Rochester,  strong  rolling  laud,  nnderdraiued. 
Baldwin  orchard,  ,-oinmodioiis  buildings,  dairy 
equiinnent.  silo,  I’.  It.  R.  west,  Gencssoe  River 
east:  land  borli  sides  of  highway}  rerms  satis¬ 
factory:  20  rods  ru  district  slmoi;  2’o  miles  to 
churches  and  high  school.  II.  E.  FOX,  In¬ 
dustry,  N.  Y. 
FOR  RENT— Dairy  farm  of  120  acres  midway 
between  New  York  and  Philadelphia.  Half 
mite  from  village  and  creamery.  All  improve¬ 
ments  and  coincidences.  Cush  rent..  Posses¬ 
sion  April  first,  1!>17.  High  school  lit  village. 
Address  O.  li.  MERE,  Box  5!l!»,  Newark,  New 
Jersey. 
FOR  SALE — Jersey  poultry  farm,  capacity  J,2«M); 
*2.800.  I'.  IX  1561,  care  Rural  New-Yorlo  r. 
140  ACRES,  Central  N.  Y.,  Alfalfa  and  Dairy 
land.  Unusual  bargain  on  account  of  sick¬ 
ness.  BOX  1336,  care  Rural  New-Yorker. 
NEW  JERSEY  FARM  FOR  SALE — Ten  acres  in 
village,  half  mile  to  station;  easy  access  to 
several  seashore  resorts;  constant  demand  for 
produce,  poultry  and  eggs  at  good  press;  iVroom 
house,  barn  and  other  buildings;  apples,  peaches, 
pears,  plums,  grain-*,  asparagus,  etc..  *3.000; 
terms  to  suit.  L,  A.  GRESSANG,  South  Se;t- 
yjilu,  N.  J. 
IMPROVED  Itund red-acre  dairy  farm.  Markets 
and  location  excellent:  a  bargain  at  four 
WANTED— Protestant  country  woman.  2!)-:$4, 
housekeeping,  mother’s  ti»  iper;  one  of  family 
on  small  farm;  state  wages.  BOX  On,  West 
Mansfield,  Mass. 
WANTED — Pupil  nurses  to.’  h<  -pital  in  West 
Philadelphia.  General  and  Maternity  training. 
Small  salary  given.  Answer  to  4<>3T  Parrish  fit., 
Philadelphia.  _ _ 
WANTED — Dairyman,  single  preferred;  thor¬ 
oughly  competent,  to  bottle  milk.  cream,  sep¬ 
arate  make  butter,  cottage  cheese  and  com 
mercial  buttermilk  and  take  •  harge  ol  all 
dairy  work.  Furnish  llrsr.  lass  reference, 
l'.ox  1T73,  cave  Rural  New-Yorker. 
WANTED— Two  first-elass  single  men  for  retail 
milk  routes.  Must  furnish  best  of  references 
and  be  able  to  give  bond.-*  or  security  if  refer¬ 
ence  is  not  satisfactory.  BOX  1374,  care  Rural 
New-Yorker. 
WANTED — Honseworker  in  family,  two  adults. 
two  children;  small  bouse,  all  conveniences, 
electricity,  vacuum  cleaner,  hardwood  floors. 
One  hour  from  New  York.  <•.  V.  V  A  I'F.T, 
pioasautyille.  New  York, 
WVNTED — Married  man  •  i  gentleman’s  farm. 
3i>  miles  from  N«-w  Y.-rK  milk,  take  care 
cows  and  horses;  wag,  -  *4’»  month,  with  home, 
wood,  fuel  and  milk;  give  age.  experience  and 
size  of  family.  BOX  1573,  are  Rural  New- 
Yorker. 
thousand  dollars.  L.  DILLON,  Owner,  Bedford. 
Virginia. 
Tackle  Blocks. 
cDaKcVIveil  Heavy  Pair  Iron 
!•'.  S.  IV  hit  more,  A  ddisoit,  N.  Y. 
*> 
baskets . 
apples  . 
.  1.25 
♦  >•  * 
«_•  > 
baskets 
apples  . 
.  1.00 
38 
baskets 
apples  . 
. 90 
•> 
baskets 
apples  . 
.  .  .  .80 
25 
baskets 
apples  . 
.  *  .75 
0 
— < 
baskets 
apples  . 
. 70 
27 
baskets 
apples  . 
. 65 
15 
baskets 
ap|  les  . 
.62  if* 
82 
baskets 
apples.  . 
. 60 
21 
baskets 
tippled  . 
. 50 
17 
baskets 
apples  . 
. 45 
Retailers’  PflCC  C  C 
30c  Quality  UUrrCC 
Direct  from  Wholesaler.  Fresh  off  the  Roaster 
S  LBS.  FOR  $1 
Bean  or  Ground. 
Delivered  free  within  300  miles  by  parcel  post 
1 0  Lbs.  DELIVERED  FREE  lOOO  Miles 
salbfuclion  guaranteed  or  uumty  tvr  .uded 
GILLIES  COFFEE  CO. 
235-237  Washington  Street  New  York 
ESTABLISHED  70  YEARS 
Subscribers’  Exchange 
Complying  with  several  suggestions  received  reeeut- 
h  we  open  a  department  hero  to  enable  RURAL 
NEW  YORKER  readers  to  supply  each  other’s  want*. 
If  you  want.  to  buy  or  sell  or  exchange,  make  it 
known  here.  This  Rato  wiil  be  a  t'etmt  a  word,  pay- 
ahle  in  advance.  Tim  uatno  and  nddm«  must  bo 
counted  as  part,  of  the  advOrtUetuent.  No  display 
type  used,  and  only  Farm  Products.  Help  and  Posi¬ 
tions  Wanted  admitted.  Fur  subscribers  only.  Deal¬ 
ers.  Jobbers  amt  general  miumfaetuteta*  announce¬ 
ments  not  admitted  hero.  Poultry.  F.ggs  and  other 
live  stock  advertisements  will  go  under  proper  head¬ 
ings  on  other  pages.  .Seed  and  Nursery  advertisements 
Will  not  bo  accepted  for  this  column. 
Copy  niuat  reach  ua  not  later  than  Friday  morning 
to  appear  In  tho  following  week’*  luui. 
5  crates  apples  . . 
1  bbl.  pears'  . . 
1  bbl.  pears  . 
_  1.12% 
. .  .  .  7.00 
_ 6.00 
.  v. .  4.50, 
1  bbl.  pears* 
_ 4.25 
W ANTED — Sldt'cl cd  black  walnut  meat;  stnf.o 
,|iiatiiitv:  solid  sample-,  quote  ju'o  >■.  JOHN 
11.  1J(H 'K MAN  Ac  SON.  Baltimore,  Md. 
FOR  SALE — Gold  skill  svvt-et  potPT'rn  P'd 
for  family -use;  two  dollai's  p,  r  i.  ;•!,  F.  E. 
LoOM IE,  East  New  Market-;  Md. 
FARM  160  acres,  12  cows,  5  yearlings,  with 
calf.  3  horses,  all  grain,  hay  aud  tools;  cru 
in  silo;  two  set  of  buildings;  cement  stable-;  3 
miles  It.  If.  and  condensary ;  macadam  road: 
milk  265;  ’t  imr  base  price;  balance  on  time.  5 
per  cent.  GROW  HUNT.  Knoxville,  Pa. 
FOR  SALE— Paying  poultry  To  acres,  best  local¬ 
ity;  market  at  door.  OAK  HILL  FARM, 
Tuck  a  hoc,  N.  J, 
I  WILL  SELL  "Downer's”  Property  way  under 
value,  or  exehauge  for  smaller  farm  property. 
Tbis  property  is  very  high  class  with  income 
of  s.T.ihw  per  vear  now.  For  full  particulars  ad¬ 
dress  OWNER,  "Downers.”  Amsdeii,  Windsor 
Co..  Vt. 
19  ACRES,  poultry,  siimll  dairy:  beautiful, 
healthful  location;  Chenango  Valley.  Come 
sec.  Address  owner,  description,  R.  H. 
WILLIAMSON,  Earlville,  N.  Y. 
FARM  FOR  SALE— 233  a  -res-,  suitable  for  dairy¬ 
ing,  stoek  or  general  farming,  ouc  mile  to 
railroad,  dni  utiles  to  n,  w  York,  summer  e  sort 
section  of  the  Catskills;  16-room  house,  large 
barns  and  outbulldlttBs;  bargain  at  80.060;  en>y 
terms:  for  full  description  address  DIf.  C.  P. 
P.Y1NGTON,  Ossining,  N.  Y.  _ 
J*L  DESTINrj  PLANTATION  for  sale.  Twelve 
miles  from  TMHabassec,  I'h.ridu.  Railroad 
station  OH  property.  Dixie  Highway  runs  four 
miles  through  ir.  seventy-six  hundred  acres, 
fun- foiudb  under  wire  x'eiice  in  cultivation,  bal¬ 
ance  in  timber.  Fine  soil,  healthful  climate, 
splendid  stork  range.  For  particulars  addre-s 
1;.  NOBLE  JONES,  Savannah,  Ga. 
I  tilt  SALE  -DM  acre  farm,  central  Fonm-etlcnr, 
300,00'')  people  nlthin  12  miles.  BOX  108, 
Kensington,  <  01111. 
St)  ACRES  fruit.  Alfalfa,  grain,  good  buildings, 
water  and'  timber;  price  right:  e\“lmnge 
stualler  plant'.  RAY  l.ui'K,  Penn  Van.  N.  Y. 
1S2  ACRE  tm >  and  gram  farm.  excell**ut  house-, 
barns,  warer.  vicb  rolling  land,  good  pasture 
rural  deliv.  m  .  *3.8il6;  easy  payments.  EDWARD 
SPATH,  Chat  Lam  Center,  Columbia  Co.,  N<  ,v 
York.  ’ _  * 
71  ACRE  FARM,  Licking  County,  Ohio;  best 
location,  house,  barn.  silo,  line  spring:  *60 
(H-r  acre.  May  "Xcbange  poultry  farm.  Write 
owner.  FRITZ  WAI  TER.  Wiluierdiug.  Pa. 
WANTED — American  man  and  wife  to  take  full 
working  charge  and  all  chorea  of  my  country 
home;  pay,  *4'>  per  month  and  small  cottage 
rent,  free;  must  have  bud'  experience  and  some 
inccimnicul  natural  ability:  will  t>o  expoeU'd  to 
mnniige  and  lake  good  >  are  of  ail  machinery, 
tools  and  implements  and  keep  same  in  good 
working  order:  pack  • aiv,  s  it  •  le.  tric  pump: 
keep  boxes  oiled:  tab*  ■ '.r-1  of  lawn,  house 
heater  plant,  laundry  stove,  milk  cow.  take 
good  care  of  te u'-es,  feed  and  care  of  poultry 
and  do  all  stable  work;  steady  employment  to 
an  efficient,  worthy  man:  3<>  days'  notice  will  be 
ex ae ted  and’  given  should  a  change  he  required. 
W.  FT.  PITKIN.  Congers,  Rockland  Co.,  N.  Y". 
WANTED— Married  man  for  general  farm  work: 
.•are  for  horses  and  few  oiivs;  permanent  (io- 
. . Address  W.  S.  BI  RGER,  l’erkasle.  Pa. 
WANTED — Strictly  M.itc-r.  married  man,  for 
general  farm  work;  good,  dry-hand  milker  aud 
rea Ulster;  840  and  lem-  Send  reference  in 
first  letter.  FT.  H.  MEADE  It,  *npt.,  Oakhllrst 
Farm,  Millertou,  N.  Y. 
WANTED — Farmer  and  wi'.  ;  state  experience 
and  wages.  WM.  BURGER,  New  Brunswick, 
N.  J.,  R.  D.  3.  _ 
YOUNG  MAN,  single,  wish' s  pc-iiion  as  herds¬ 
man  of  small  dairy.  Experience,  reference, 
no  tobacco  or  liquor;  short  course  graduate. 
BOX  1T83,  can;  Rural  N.-w-YE  rker. 
WANTED — Couple  for  farm  in  the  Berksbires, 
New  York:  new  five-room  cottage  fully  fur¬ 
nished  with  both;  man  must  t«  competent  far¬ 
mer-gardener:  wife  good  cook :  give  particulars, 
references;  wages  wanted.  B«.'X  1T82,  care 
Rural  New-Yorker. 
YOUNG  MAN,  23.  single,  wants  work  on  poul¬ 
try  farm;  sonie  experience  and  training. 
TV  T  ID  JOHNSON,  2S  Rankin  St.,  Elizabeth, 
n.  3. 
SINGLE  YOUNG  MAN  experienced  hi  orchard 
management,  gardening,  greentmusc,  tree  sur¬ 
gery,  general  farming,  desires  position,  or  oper¬ 
ate  farm;  excellent  character;  reliable;  refer¬ 
ence;  winter  course  1H13.  Address  G.  E.  M„ 
General  Delivery,  West  Philadelphia  P.  O., 
Philadelphia,  Pa. 
WANTED — On  gentb-man-j  .state,  girl,  or 
ct/uple  xvi'hont,  chiidv*'i  1:1  general  farm¬ 
ing;  wife  assist,  with  bon- 1  k  for  superin¬ 
tendent;  30  miles  from  New  York;  *50  pci* 
month  and  board  for  •.  :pie-  state  age,  etc. 
BOX  1581,  care  Rural  Ne-.v- Yorker, 
WANTED — Married  mail  for  general  work  on 
dairy  farm:  none  but  a  sole  r  reliable  man 
With  good  references  u.-e.)  apply;  state  wages 
in  first  letter.  BOX  leSd.  care  Rural  New- 
Yorker. 
WANTED — Good,  Sober  r,  muster  on  truck 
farm:  must  understand  g<  neral  farming;  year 
round  job.  MOUNTAIN  BROOK  FARM,  Peeks- 
Ic ill.  N,  Y. 
WANTED — Foreman  1.0  lav  til.,  on  truck  farm; 
answer  quickly.  MOUNTAIN  BROOK  FARM. 
Pevkskill,  N.  Y. 
WANTED — Single  man  f  -r  g< 
a-'snP  board  and  wage-,  o 
I.iielitiald,  Conn. 
oral  farm  worn. 
U.  McKENZIF. 
WANTED — Competent,  Industrious,  sober,  ener¬ 
getic  man  who  uild'  i-tandH  .-arc  aud  feeding 
of  swine.  Must  lx*  willing  and  obliging.  Give 
.  x periem  e,  age.  uutioiu'liiy  and  salary  reijuired. 
D<iX  1376,  care  Rural  New-Y-.rker. 
WANTED — A  good,  strong  w. .  mull  for  house¬ 
work.  Neat  and  a  good  worker.  The*  position 
is  on  a  farm  in  the  eouutry.  A  good'  home, 
good  wages,  and  permanent.  •  ployment.  Ad- 
dre-s  P.  O.  BOX  6.  Mnwc  .  N.  V. 
WANTED— Dairy  fanner  to  tak-  charge  of  farm 
iu  the  State  of  New  York  with  30  cows.  Wife 
t*>  keep  house  for  help,  salary  and  share  In 
profit,  or  wiU  rent,  J.  L*.  i  UEDEIUKSEN, 
Little  Falls,  N;  Y-  • 
WANTED — Position  as  wc-iclng  foreman  by 
young  muu.  23  years  old.  married-,  2  diiidreii. 
tiioroughlv  c.xperleucs-d:  no  Dstzc  or  tobacco. 
BOX  1578,  care  Rural  New-1.  :  . 
