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Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-07-27
Pitt.surs Women crase For Knife

PITTSBURG. July 2T.-within the last few months operations have been performed for the removal of the yer inform appendix from women promi- nent in the social life of this city. and in not a single instance has there been an indication of appendicitis. It is asserted by physicians of repute. in- cluding several who have been re- quired to operate upon wealthy women in perfect health, that a craze for sub hitting to the surgeons knife has taken possession of Plttsburg society.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-07-27

NECxWEAR.
 Three dozen Lace and Lawn with Lace Insertion
 Yokes regular prices sl,s1.5o, $1.75 and "
 White and colored Four-n-Hands and Stocks, were 25c, tonight ....,.. DC each HOSIERY.
 Women's open work gray Lace Hose all sizes,
 regular z5c quality, Mill End Sale price 16c pair Women's fast black cotton Hose, full fashioned,
 all sizes regular 25c quality, tonight . 21c pair Chidrens fast black ribbed Hose seamless, reg ular price 17c, tonight ....4 1Oc Chidrens tan Hose in fine ribbed, all sizes, regu- lar price 12hc, tonight .e 1oc pair UNDERWEAR.
 Womens white ribbed cotton Vests, tonight 6c eacn Women's white jersey ribbed Vests, ribbon Tn neck and sleeves. tonight .... sc women's white ribbed Vests ribbon in neck and
 womens o,s' fine % Quality White Vests fine ribbed. regular l5c quality, tonight .. 1oc
 women's jersey ribbed Pants, lace trimmed. regu- lar 25c pair. tonight ...... 1sc pair UMBRELLAS.
 A lot of silver trimmed Umbrellas. 26-inch and s wood handles, silver tip in 2S-inch worth sl. y tonight ....... 69c each SILKS.
 s6-inch White Wash silk. regular price 5sc, Mill End Sale price ....... ......#...... 3Sc va s6-inch White Wash Silk. extra quality, regular 75c, Mill End Sale price .49c yd 27-lnch Rough Pongee in all the wanted shades of brown natural and white, Mill End Sale s6-inch Black India sik warranted spot proof. full yard wide. regular price $1, Mill End Sale price .,t. ..,,,. .,-.,f- .,.- 59c yd WASH GOODS. ,.4 4 2000 yards of Lawn to be sold at half price to- night desirable patterns in lowered and fig ured effects stripes checks and dots. this quality always retails at 10c. tonight 4&c yd A few pieces of Percale left, tonight will close them out all colors and the best 15c grade. 36 inches wide, tonight ...... 0Ac yd Madras Ginghams in stripes and checks and plain Chambray effects. regular prices 15c and 19c. Mill End Sale price ....... ......... 1-3c yd Wool Challees, satin stripes and lowered effects. regular 5sc grade.\ Mill End Sale price 25c yd NOTIONS.
 Riker and coigate's Violet Talcum Powder. to- night ..... .... .. 15c box White Beauty Shoe Cleaner, tonight ... ... Sc Antiseptc Paper Drinking Cups tonight 1c each Wildwood Violet Toilet Water, tonight 1Oc OF Royal Cuticuie Soap. cakes for ', ...... 10c Gilt and Enameled Swashka Brooches, were 25c. tonight 1Oc and 15c each
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-07-27
China. Turn Next.

SEOUL. Korea. July 2T.-viscount Hayashi. Japanese minister of foreign affairs. in an interview here said: If the fate of Korea may he regarded by China as a lesson. 1t should be a warn- ing to that country to put her house in order ere some strong nation-which- ever one might be moved 60 to do-- initiate the events In Seoul"
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-07-27
Rn..lan colen-l sI.in.

TELLS. Transcaucnsia. July 21.- Colonel Dobrowolsky. commander of the Two Hundred and First infantry. was shot ard killed by q soldier of his own regiment who aad been a sailor Of the rhutinous baitIeship Iii sviatitelIa- The assassin fired three times with a rife
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-07-27
E.u In.an. Indian.

The proportion of insanity anon the North American Indians is the smallest among the worlds races-.5 per los.ooo
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-07-27
n. Real T,.t

It Is by presence of mind in untris' emergencies that the native metal of a man is tested.-LoveiL
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-07-27
THE |''Nl|L | ND SALE"
NY THREE DAYS % ss s n sm % % m M , m H an % at m S m |
 Extra Values for o-Night.

White Embroidered Belts tonight ....... 1Oc each Buster Brown colored illustrated Books, special Bar Barettes, heavy shape, regular l 5c and 1ac sizes tonight ..... 1Oc each Heavy four strap pad and belt Military Hose Sup porters, 25c pair tonight .... 17c pair Fancy Silk and Satin Shirred Side Hose Sup szG porters soc and 25c pair, tonight 1Oc pair Stamped and Autograph Pillow Slips suitable
 for canoe,, den, hammock and chair uses val ues 35c to soc, tonight 19c each Japanese Paper and Palm Leaf Fans 1c each 6-piece sets Warren Featherbone Collar Support Fancy Enameled and Jeweled Belt Buckles, were
 50c each, tonight ...... 29c each SPECIAL. .&a2 1a.o A lot of Renaissance Lace scarfs, regular prices $1.5O and $2, tonight :. 9Sc each CHINA
 China handled Tea Pots Japanese ware, were
 15c and 1sc each tonight ...... 1Oc each Blue die thin Japanese China Tea Cups, value 25c, tonight ........ ...... ...'. l2'sc each MILLINERY .
 small lot of Children's and Ladies' Trimmed r,r Hats, worth rss to- $6 each, tonight 40c each MEMS WEAR. Never before has this department been able to offer such price inducements. Goods of all descriptions have advanced and Shirts. Underwear and Hos !ery regular prices distinct bargains, but we have cut one-thrd to one-half off the regular If there is anything in Mems wear you need now is the accepted time.
 MEMS BELTS
 Belt. were ssc. d" ..?..,,.. .sa,.sF =. .. 4oc
 Were $fs at ...... ....,. ...... ....... 79c Were $1. .25, at ....... ...... ...... ..... 9Sc HOSIERY.
 A line of tan and black Hosiery with silk
 broidered figures sold regular pair in a box
 for soc. all sizes. M. E. s. price, pair 12hcl Mems fine lsle Hose in black tans and colors,
 all sizes, regular 25c M. E. S. price, a pair |. 16c SHIRTS.
 Meas fine percale and madras Shirts, attached -r and detached cufs, light and dark colors, all s,r, sizes. regular 69c. NJ. E. S. price, each .... . 44c White madras, cheviot and white pleated bosom
 Negligees. all sizes, regular 69c, M. E. S.
 price. each ..... ...... ...... ....... 54c Choice of our entire line of s1 Negigees, lights
 and dafks, all materials. all sizes, regular $1 NJ. F.. s. price. each ....... ...... ...... 7Sc UNDERWEAR. Fine Ralbriggans in broken lines, all sizes in the lot, were 39c, 50c. 75c, M E. s. price. each 2sc ,Kld 4z4lku,zqzM,l
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-07-27
A Celebrated
 Case.

Beautiful Scenic Production.
 Splendid Costumes. Reception Friday Afternoon and Souvenirs Tuesday afternoon and Saturday evening. Popular Prices Prevail.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-07-27
pr os worssTs Rsl.n

The amount of noaey paid annually 10 the rorlds rulsrs amounts to fie.- oos. .ess.
The Farmville herald. [volume] (Farmville, Va.) 1890-1934, 1907-07-05

ways ia the northern states 7, IS a
low-erowing. perennial plant nor ris-
ing much above The ground but
spreading widely on the surface The
people at the south have found it a
valuable plant fox pasturine. as 1t MI
grow 90 exceedingly poor soils. It is
supposed 20 have been introduced into
this country In tea chests from Ja-
pan and China. 70 was first noticed
in the vicinity of Charleston In 1919.
bat little attention was paid 20 IL on
account Of It's insignificant appearance
10 requires no attention 10 any way
and so far as nitrogen IS concerned.
10 Is a soil ronovator It is very per
sistent grover and whore 20 once gets
foothold 10 roots ont most other
plants. Being q low grower 30 IS eX-
ceedingly easy 20 Doe plowed under II
furnishes good grazing from July
when &c has obtained a good growth.
until frost comes.
The Farmville herald. [volume] (Farmville, Va.) 1890-1934, 1907-07-05
HEN MANURE AND CORN.



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-',.s. 49,. 49,. ,f.,..4 DURING thc
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p.'n''e 90 '.''7 l,te
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The Farmville herald. [volume] (Farmville, Va.) 1890-1934, 1907-07-05

Rye can be grown most anywhere
and is excellent Tor early spring pas.
ure Enough animals should De kept
in the rye SD chat it never gets be.
yond the second joint Rye grows
rapidly wn DO nen ON o poor soil
and is eagerly sought by sheep or any
farm animal
The Farmville herald. [volume] (Farmville, Va.) 1890-1934, 1907-07-05

A covered harnyard IS a rarity IN
the west In tho east they are quite
common While the initial cost OF a
covered barnyard would be considera.
bic. the saving chat would occur from
their use would soon pay for them.
Shelter is absolutely essential 20 the
wei being of the dairy COW
The Farmville herald. [volume] (Farmville, Va.) 1890-1934, 1907-07-05
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leave FARMvlll.

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The Farmville herald. [volume] (Farmville, Va.) 1890-1934, 1907-07-05
SOUTHERN RAILWAY

IN fyoct april Isl, M.
~ b. Following scho,lule figures an, ,.,a...,
miy aa Information and are not guaranissd
SOuThBOuND- Leave Burlesins
l1n A. NJ No. n. With pullman Fcr slo;..,
a1uth.
s52A ". No. 2 For Danville. em,.,h..
Charlotte and intermediate s,,s,-.
connecting al nan1llo With msi. H..
trains for lynchburg and Wa'1,-'
ION. ard az Gnccnslno with "a.
f0f east and west thereof
lfN T. VI 30. ll. For an points agh A.
hwcst Through pullman "A n.
ia1ia ald birmingham. urr'f
coach 10 Chase City. Durham M
haioirh via kessyille. Va
$3.50 p 81 so Dc. Daily except SUNDAY. ls..i
t0 kcyayillc.
NORTIBOuND Leave Rurlesile
30 d. f5fA NJ daily. No Is 6HAHr
ccIf Sunday. 10 + iA. T. N daily. Na "A
fai b. 81 daily al Tor Richn a.
800. d. u i3 and u caIry pullnSns abl d.
coaches. ~. 3. b li and u. day coafS.s u.h.
POPULAR YORK RIVER LINE
For Baltimore. Philadelphia. New YeA.k
noiH North nd East Leave Richmond l8P
H. Daily csc crt sunday C. W. Wn1mu
40 ! Main 81. Rietmo1d. Va
- % Actcrt. w. II. Tayioc. S.H. Hardsld
V.I Gen Mcf G.. 7 "A. Pas ffaf ~.
Washington ID &
The Farmville herald. [volume] (Farmville, Va.) 1890-1934, 1907-07-05
Can't Be Separated.


Some Famvlle People nave Learned
How 90 Get Rid Of Both
Rackachc and kidney ACHE are twin
mother.
Van ean q, SEPARATE them
And Won cau'l get rd Of the back
ache untii YOU cure the kidney ache.
'iS,Se kiinev. are well and stronr,
,ha resi- M The system B., pretty sure To-
hei la Vigorous health.
n"s,- kidney Pills make strong,
healthy k,ircVs.
The Farmville herald. [volume] (Farmville, Va.) 1890-1934, 1907-07-05
JAPAN CLOVER
Good Points Of This Plant as a Forage
and Soil Crop.

This IS clover that has received
q great deal Of attention during the
past ten years It Is found growing
abundanuy in the southern states and
has even shown itself along the high
The Farmville herald. [volume] (Farmville, Va.) 1890-1934, 1907-07-05
Constipation.

For constipation there Is nothing
ouite 80 nice a. Chamberlain Stom'
ach and Liver Tablets ihey Away
produce pleasant movement Oi lhe
bowels without any dlsagreeahle ell
fect Price - cents samples free.
Winston Drlg Go.
The Farmville herald. [volume] (Farmville, Va.) 1890-1934, 1907-07-05
lime Ia D. 10. eiFeri Monday. Ia Il r.,

The above schedule only as inforrnat,oe t.. !,
arrivals and departures and conneciios ~ -
lntecd. -
:. B. Grigg. Ora
The Farmville herald. [volume] (Farmville, Va.) 1890-1934, 1907-07-05
ROLLER FOR SLIDE GATE.

Where Gate IS Used Much II Will
Save Great Deal Of Labor.
The Farmville herald. [volume] (Farmville, Va.) 1890-1934, 1907-07-05

this I'm a frame SIX inches high. as
shown in the cut Set this under a
slide gate you pass through often.
says Prairie Farmer. and seo how
much labor Il saves you IN a year.
The Farmville herald. [volume] (Farmville, Va.) 1890-1934, 1907-07-05

length cut from "a
four inch pole
VIII do and drive
O bolt with head
clipped of into
each enc Set
The Farmville herald. [volume] (Farmville, Va.) 1890-1934, 1907-07-05
sunhnl q the True eread Of Heaven.

Il is impossible now 20 read this
narrative without connecting II with
tho savlour's discourse 20 the Jews
CIohn 6:27-5s). and we should make
the same use of IL in teaching our
scholars that Jesus did In teaching the
lews. We all are IN the wilderness
We an need bread from heaven. Our
souls all have hunger and thirst No
ono truly lives whose body feeds but
whose soul starves. And Jesus is the
rue Bread from heaven. This mamma
was designed. Ike The blazing serpent
10 prehgure and prophesy the coming
Of the Christ
Evening journal., 1907-03-04

conference.-the warm up spiritually.
preachers/and people. During the bus
lest conference days. these evangelis-
tic meetings will begin at SIS in the
morning. with an occasional one at z
o'clock in the evening.
The conference societies will cele-
brate their anniversaries and report
upon their years work. as follows:
Thursday, March p, Women's Home
Missionary Society, Mrs. G. Clintonia
Browne, presiding; speaker. Miss Ber-
tina Fowler
Friday, March %, missionary anni-
versary, DR. A. p. Sud'er, presiding
Bishop Edward G. Andrews Of New
York. speaker.
( Saturday afternoon. March %, anni-
lversary OF the consolidated benevolent
societies, Education, Freedmens Aid
Sunday school Union and Tract;
speaker. DR.. w. F. Anderson. secretary
Of the Board Of Education.
Same day, at $3.50 p. M, temperance
anniversary. former Congressman
/ Walter o. Honecker presiding; speak
Ter, William H. Anderson. associate
superintendent Of the New York anti
saloon lcagueI
Sundays old-fashioned lovefeast vii
be conducted by Rev. w. T. s. Murray
the sermon at 10 a. m will be by
Bishop Berry and it viii be followed
by the ordination OF elders and dea.
cons
Evening journal., 1907-03-04
sHERlFF's SALES.


si4FRIFFs SALE-BI VIRTUE OF
a writ Of Leyari Facias. TO me directed
will be exposed to public sale at the
Court House, on Market street between
Tenth and Eleventh streets. In the city
OF wilmington. New Castle county.
state OF DclaWHr
on THURSDAY.
THE TrH DAY OF MARCH. s507.
At 10 o'clock q. M.
tho following described real estate. VIZ.
All that certain lot, piece. or parcel or
land with frame dwelling house there n
erected. situate in the City Of Whining
ton New Castle county and State of Dela-
ware. bounded and described as follows
gcginning at the intersection formed by
the southerly side of Fourteenth street
and the westerly side OF Scott street.
thence southerly by said side Of Scott
street one hundred and forty feet to the
northeriy side OF thirty-eight feet w|d,
street now called Liberia street and open
ing into Scott street and Lincoln street
and parallel with Fourteenth street
thence thereby westerly one hundred fee
TO a stake; thence northeny parallel Will
Scott street, Ci8hty-five feet 10 corner
thence In a uortheasterly direction an,
along a line Of the Baltimore and Phila
delphia Railroad Company seventy-tW'
feet more or less TO corner In tnf
southerly side Of Fourteenth street an,
distant fifty-fye feet from the westerly
side OF Scott street. thence thereby east
erly nfty-fve feet TO the place of begin
ming, be the contents within said bounds
what they may.
Seized and taken I'm execution as Oh
property OF Israel p Rhoades and Benja
min +. Healy, and TO be sold by
HENRY STAFFORD, Sheriff;
f1o-6t
Evening journal., 1907-03-04
PUBLIC SALE

The undersigned having sold his farm.
will sell IA public salc nt mis- farm, on
the Lancaster Pike, near oak Hin school
House cr
The following described personal prop
ELEVEN PURE SHETLAND PONIES.
perfectly safe Tor little children 70 ride or
drive.
Two horses: Nellie, large bay marc. s
years old. gentle ana kind, viii work any
where May. Large bay mare. II years OLD.
gentle and kind. viii work anywhere.
Three home raised mules, coming 9,
and years old Older two perfectly
broken TO both sinel' and double harness
\ odng one very gentle.
Two COWS and Onn heifer. Ono fine
| home-ralscd tli- -rnuuhhred Jersey COW,
with calf at Side Cows. one large family
COW. milking wen. one Jersey helfer.
Pigs brood s1ws. hog troughs'
Berkshire SOW ANA six D. gf. hog crates
fodder un barn. straw in Darn.
Implement. .irgc farm wagon, Our
light farm wagon electric platform. loW
down wagon, cnc extra heavy running
Rclr, IRON bed wagon, good as new; one
horse cart milk wagon, one large 2-horso
platform spring dearborn, will carry 2aW
pounds good as new; ono handy 2-horse
dearborn. one very fine light one or two
horse dearborn shafts and pole good as
new one sellers carriage one iump-scai
pony carts, 1-hoFse tread power. good as
new: one fodder cutter, one hand hay cut
ter. hay fork IN barn. circular saw and
table band saw. brand new grist and bone
mill combined. only IN use once. one
forge ono patent lift, ono man can raise
1000 pounds, large number Of pickle meal
hOgsholds Nonculen incubator. 200 capa,
city, and brooder. 1-horse lawn mower
one hand lawn mower, farming utensils OF
. every description. harness, collars. brides
chains. etc, forks. ladders, etc, lot iron
pipe, double block and fall, new Glove
seed s0wer. cider press.
Household Goods-One large walnut bed
stead. one cherry bedstead. bureau, wash
stands. Morris chair porch chairs tables
one large ice chest one large refrigerator
one small refrigerator. chairs. half gallol
and quart mason jars. jelly tumblers. hal
4 barrel apple sauce copper kettle, Othell
/ cook stove, one gasoline stove, 2 chunl
/ stoves, one almost new and a very fn
I stove; one coal Oh stove. benches. lot o
| old fashion venetian blinds IN good con
ditlon. walnut han rack. oak table. child
oak crib, play house. step ladder. porc
flower stand, ice cream freezers chickel
coops. hutch boxes nicely made. rockers
quilting frames. kitchen table with drawe
oak book case and many other articles no
I mentioned.
Terms-Ail sums so and less cash. Al
over that amount three months credit by
purchaser giving bankabie note with np
proved endorser
EDWARD r. VERNON.
W. n. Lank, Auc. n4-st
Evening journal., 1907-03-04
ENJOY EATING
Good Digestion Can Be Readily Gained
With Mi-o-ma Stomach Tablets.g

Good Digestion Can Be Readily Gained
With Mi-o-ma Stomach Tabletsg
It is a torment to look upon a tempt
ing dinner and realize that to eat free
ly means distress and suffering.
Let us tell you how you can enjoy
eating. so that the heartiest meals will
set wei and cause no pain. distress or
uncomfortable feeling Of fullness.
If you cannot eat and enjoy three
good. hearty, satisfying meals a day
without any feeling Of discomfort your
stomach is weakandneeds the strength
which Mi-o-na stomach tablets will
give It. You cannot afford to delay
treatment. for the longer you allow
harder it will be to get help.
The remarkable curative and
strengthening power Of Mi-o-na is at
tested by the guarantee. which Miller
Drug Co. give with every SOC box. I'VE
return the money If Mi-o-na fails to
cure"
III you find that eating well-cooled
and properly chewed food IS followed
by heaviness and load on the stomach,
by bloating, by gulping of acids and
wind. by distress. nervousness. head
ache, trouble to sleep. or by any other
symptoms OF disordered or weak stom-
ach. You should begin the use Of Mi
ma at once. Il is guaranteed by one
Of the best known druggists in Will
nington to cure an disorders OF the
stomach, or cost nothing. A guaran-
tee like this means a Eooa deal
Evening journal., 1907-03-04

Lady roam mare years old, good driver
No. . Fanny. gray mare. g years ola.
good worker or driver. NO 3, Harry,
good horse. years old. good worker No.
4 Kate. bay mare, Il years old. good
worker or driver No. 3. Dexter, black
mare. l3 years old. good worker and
driver No e. Dolle. brown mule. Two
colts coming years old. Twcnty-two
head Of first-class dairy COWS, some with
calves by their sides and others close
snringcrs. Two stock bulls coming 2
years old Fifty pair chickens. IA shoats.
male hog. jersey Red. farming implc-
mcnts Of all kind, 200 bushels corn. zoo
bushels potatoes, acres of wheat In the
ground. acres Of rye. household goods
other articles too numerous 10 mention.
Conditions: All sums of $50 or less. cash,
over that amount "a credit of s months
win be given by purchaser giving hank
able note with an approved endorser.
per. cent. of for cash on all credit sums
CHAS. H. GRIFFITH ESTATE.
W. J. Lank. Auctoneeri Ellis Hicks
Clerk. m1.46.8u
Evening journal., 1907-03-04
puBIrc sALrs

Mar 5-Louis Potts, near Centrovlie.
stock and farm Implements.
Mar 7-Georee Blackburn. New ca-tls
hundred. stock and 1np.ements 10
o'clock
mar. 7-otlcy vernon and Sen. Mt. cusa.
Del. stock and imrIemonfs.
Mar. s-J H. Medium. Christ ana VI n
dred. near Walnut Green School
House. Stock and implements
Mar ESPECIAL sale OF nrst-class IN nj
ture az stidham & Son. auc on
room. az ! o'clock.
Mar if-Mill4rd r. Day. Cfristisna hun.
drcd sfocn and imr'oments
Mar. 12-John C. Johnston. near Milford.
X-Roads. afin Creek hundred
Mar Lew. McNamce. Mn Creek hum
drcd. stock and implements.
Mar. 12-Personaa property OF the late
G. IT, Griffith. Brandywine hum
dred. stock and implements.
Mar. civilian Dun. near New Port.
stock and farming implements
Mar. 12-pcrsonal Property OF Samuel
burn.deceased, MIL Creek IId.
az 10 o'clock a. m.
Mar. i4-John Taylor. Aiiu Creek hundred.
Mar. 13-Edgar Vernon sale OF personal
property, near oak Hll School
House. christana hundred.
farming implements and house
hold goods
Mar. li-David Unhet. christiana hundred,
stock and implements. at y
o'clock
Mar. 15-Ierman Lange adjoining shelipot
Park. Stock and implements
Mar 1s-Jam4s Carpenter. Christiana hrn-
drod. stock and Implements.
Mar I9-Talley and Burker. Brandywins
Springs. sac of stock.
Mar eO-Furniture. 6i9 Lombard st.. az
O'Clock p. M.
Mar. ei--Fumiture sos West 1ith st.. al
10 O'Clock q. m.
Mar. g-Orlanda G.. sutton. on road lead-
Ing from State Road TO Bear
station. stock and implements.
Evening journal., 1907-03-04
prrIIc eAIr
At M. I'm. DeI. on

~ M RNNAf ntlst on
THURSDAY. MARCH Z, al ig3l o'cl ok
Having sold our farm we viii fc. az
public sale, 10 head of lorses. no 4 brow n
horse. Prince. o years old. i5is hauds b gh.
good driver. single or double SO % Bes-
sic. bay mare. years old, regular block
extra good worker no. Dewey, black
horse, years old. good ail around horse
No. g. Corbct bay horse, fun rs han &
high, extra good horse in an harness No..
3, sultan. bay horse, 10 years old. 1884
hands high. good drives and would ma fc
good delivery horse No. e. Fannie black
coach horse No. z. Sunshine bay ma G..
years old sired by Alcyo. No. 70g. rec-
ord q no. Her dam was Linden This lg "a
nicely bred iand good-g1ited mare. } g.
Of speed ana quality This mare and No.
G are with foal to Bro0lSiaud Ch'ef no 3.
bay ally. coming two years old out of a
Nupwond mare very fine NO o, Ludw q.
aorre colt wears old. sired by the
Quaker Dam. Blanche Athertou. Not "a
better bred one Ia tho state No. lO Gnm-
boiler stool gray geldlnE years o'd ~
hands high. This is a road horse that Tia
most tlmm person can drive % electric
cars or AUTOMOBILES and with what litiiG
handling hc has had has shown quarters
ln 81 seconds and an thai saw him in 5
matnocs last fan know he o. a grcai
horse 20 mukh Nos. n and ~ nro a pair
OF fna shetland ponies. Also will sch u
head Oh COWS. some fresh, others clos
springcrs Frmng utensils and household
goods hay and straw. by the ton. about "a
sons of each. and corn by the bushel
OrLEN VERNON & son,
matt Mt Cuba. Del