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The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-10-23
A Word for the Girl.

IAN old customer Of mine from the In
terror Of the State came to town few
days ago." said a Philadelphia whole
ssler. "and after leaving his order for
goods be asked the privilege OF sitting
down TO my desk to write n letter.
took him over to one of the typists and
told him TO get his letter up 10 good
business shape, and the two worked over
II for half an hour Then the man came
back to me with his letter In his hand
and said:
"Mr. Blank, this typewriting business
is a great thing"
Yes"
And that's. nne girl who did the
work !yss for me"
she made her fingers 60 like light
ning.'"
Eyes. she IL very speedy"
Seemed to be perfectly willing to
obllge.'".
"a very nice girl indeed. and hope
she'll get on. II. fact l want to put In
a word for her.
" That's kind of you. What IS itr"
Tell her. be said as he lowered his
voice and glanced over his shoulder,
that II she'll pay leetle more atten-
ton to her spelling she'll S come out sH at nos 5ns
TO hurt her feelings
But what words has she spelled
wrongr"
.He held out the letter and pointed to
word and whispered:
The young iady got one "f' too many
in the word. but tell her as gently as
''The word was Coffee"
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-10-23

I was IN a country hamlet and wanted
to telephone 10 a point about thirty
miles away, and being told TO go TO a
certain grocery store l made my way
there 10 find young woman In cnarge.
I was so hoarse from n sore throat that
/ could not talk over the wire, and she
kindly consented TO convey the message
Cor me. When had written II out she
called up the other office and began:
"Is that you, Sadiel Yes. ] thought 1t
was. but didn't know for sure. Say.
Sadie, how is Danf
"Is that so7 Well. you did Just right.
I'd have given him the shake in no time.
How did the ice cream festival pan outr
"s ="
"You don't say, Three different guys
wanted to see you home, eh1 Well. you
were always a lucky girl Going TO have
a new dress this fall? You can't afford
Il? Neither can j. Say, Said, we must
get married. I'm tired OF this. Id
rather marry an cid bald-head, II he had
money. DO you think Jennie will marry
that cross-eyed clcrkr
Then she's a fool. and you can tell
her that l said so. No. I'm not In a bit
of hurry. I'm sending this message
for an old guy who is looking out of the
window and can stay here all day as
we'll as not. He's sixty II he's day,
and rather think he's mashed on me.
II he's after young wife would
you--T'
o"
All right. Go ahead and talk to her as
long as you want TO. Can you get my
message throughT' | asked as / ap-
preached the counter.
Sorry TO say that the line Is engaged
Just now," was the calm reply.
JOE KERR.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-10-23

HIGHER MATHEMATICS.
Please take your pad and pencil out
And figure II you can.
II Count should cost three million
"plunks"
How much would buy a man.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-10-23

departure, and I could not make him
out at all. Two days later I ran across
him IN the village just as he had unloaded
one Of the barrels at grocery. He tried
TO dodge me. but I hailed him and he
came forward and said:
'I couldn't get but three dollars bar
rel for It."
"But that's fair price. isn't itf''
Its tolerably fair. and ! hope you are
not going to freeze me out
Il don't exactly understand you."
said.
why. hain't you from the Standard
OIL Company
"Of course not"
And you hain't run cider up TO ave
dollars a barrel and threatened to freeze
out any one that sold IL for lessr'
my friend, ron are way on"
Honest injunr'
"I have nothing whatever to do with
he corporation you name"
"Gee.whixz. but took you for the boss
Of Il himself, and I've been shaking In my
boots ever since you showed your nose In
the MILL Come along and have two
Joe KERR-
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-10-23
READ AND BE CONVINCED.

Because OF the bears In the canebrakes
Of Arkansas refused to come out and be
shot by the President"
hats"
Because Japan whipped Russia"
Because Russia didn't whip Japan"
Because 30 much live stock was killed
by lightning"
Because there wasn't enough lightning
to kill OF the rest"
Because Jones old red COW got lost IN
the woods for a month"
Because the Colorado River busted It's
banks"
Because the Colorado River didn't bust
the whole country at the same time"
Forty-two other reasons are given In
the circular, and the man who receives
one and then goes TO his family butcher
and calls him a hog ought to be sent to
jail for thirty days.
JOE KERR.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-10-23
HE KNEW HIM.

wise-Did you ever notice that Hixon
always lookssin another direction when
a woman is standing in a street car?
Smart--Yes; he does the same thing in
church when the contribution plate
comes around.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-10-23
A FABLE OF THE
DAY.

The Sage was one day sitting at the
mouth of his cave and trying to figure
out why there wasn't more white black
birds when whitewash was so cheap.
when he was approached by a man who
seemed to be In great mental distress,
and who fell on his knees and walled
out:
20, Sage, | have tried all other rem
edes and now come to you. i pray thee
for thy advice"
What's happened In the huckleberry
swamp this timer querled the wise man.
Know thou, o, Sage, that / am a law
yer?"
81 took II that way"
"a corporation lawyer"
''You look like one"
MY living depends upon telling my
corporation how TO evade the law. For
years I have met with success. but now
am In a box. The law is after US for
taking rebates, and I know not how to
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-10-23
JOE KERR.

Horace like to take a girl to game
OF football
Earold-Why?
Horace-She doesn't know thing
about the game, but she always jumps
up and down and squeals.
Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1907-12-05

sTOCK-Bay horse, Bill sired by Belman, Q IL
speedy, sound and gent e, fne roader can be
driven by a lady, great pole horse, (doubIe);
Attorney and Holstein COW, full blood Guern
sey. both fine family cows; heifer by Guernsey
COW. months old; good breeding sows with
pig. third litter;8 fine shoats,2 young seed hogs
20 pigs, IL weeks old on day of sale
WAGONS, ETC.-Fine trap. changable seat,
for two or four persons, Ia beauty Columbus
buggy, ruHabout, two-seated carriage, good
cart large wheeiharrow, 1one-horse pillow,
Iron Age harrow, single and double wiffiesrees,
double lead wiffietree, forks, hoes, shovels
picks. mattocks. maui and wedges, 8 large coal
screens. 2 machinery skids. small express do.
lot good rollers for moving houses boxes axle
grs ase, Sc ,le and weights.
HARNESS-One set trap harness, sets car
rage do set cart do, lot other harness, whips,
blankets. lot new horse brushes, lot new name
do. stable brooms, feed boxes large stable
lamp, lanterns
About tons fine timothy hay. abous tons Of
rye straw, composse of manure suitable for
lawns, ~ cords sawed wood, few cords pine
wood, about 800 fine chestnut posts. It. long,
some good and heavy; lot chicken fence posts
One square Stick piano. ii good order; nice
walnut dining room extension table, z good
sheet iron wood stoves, rugs, chairs, and lot Of
other articles too tedious 70 mention
Sale to begin at o'clock p. m.
CONDITfONS-A credit OF months will be
given on sums on err $40 by giving approved note
payable in bank, interest after 90 days; less
s'''', DANIEL E. HENDRIoKsoN.
i. r. Kniaell, Auct
O. M Bell, Clerk.
Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1907-12-05
80 Wagons and Carriages

Eight of my celebrated Cut unders, from one
borse that viii carry rs baskets. to a two and
three-h horse that will carry IT'S baskets.
also have special light two horse rig, made
to carry rs b sskets, weighs about 1900 lbs.
These are all different sizes and styles. Some
have high seats open sides. and baskets long,
all made in the very best manner, with first class
material The reputation Of the DeHart wagon
must be maintained. AID | will not sacrifice
quality for price.
these wagons are fitted with my long distant
axles, which Will run easier and longer with
one oiling than any other wagon. use roller
fifth wheel, aud bands. and bent ribs, which
allows my wagons to stow baskets properly.
Also one second hand Cnt under in good repair,
one full Cut-under hay shelving, complete.
10 FARM WAGONS with ~, i7s and 21z
axles, some have slip poles. one-horse farm
wagons ~ and IA axle; there is no better farm
wagon butt than the DeHart anywhere or by
any one. Nothing but the best material goes into
their construction.
1 farm carts both light and heavy suitable for
ali work, 5 hack or carry all wagons. light one
81 30 B BUG AND CARRIAGES, all grades,
styles and makes-N aterloo, Brockway, Cort-
land, and other good makes made especially to
NV order, contracted for in 1905 at much less
price than the price for 1908 will be. bought
them right and will sell them at very great
sacrifice as must have the room for spring work.
or runabout you will save from five to twenty
dollars purchasing at this sale. I have sold over
fouf carloads of carriages this year; every job
sold was a trade winner. nave seVefai fupDef-
tire buggies and runabouts, jump seat carriages,
standing top surreys. very fine job; carriage
pole.
Team harness with breeching. pillow harness,
cart harness. surrey harness. buggy harness, q
few fine square body sleighs, plows. harrows,
cut harrows, wheel barroWs, singletrees, lot OF
blankets and robes.
Come and spend the day with us. Look over
our stock of made up work as well as our wheels.
axles and lumber. Lunch at 1890. Sale begins
at " o'clock, sharp. Trains leave Camden 9.15
and liza g. M; leave Thorofare 4.10 aud 500
O'Clock p. m.
Eight months credit on $l2 and upwards, by
giving note with approved security. payable In
bank.
HARRY A. DEHART.
A. s. Mullen, Auctioneer.
John 8. Parker, Clerk
Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1907-12-05

| COUNCILMAN Williams has moved from
horth Woodbury. into his new home on Eu-
eli
Mr.. A. c. Harker will sell one thou-
sand bushels Of his own grown corn at his
public sale.
Mr. and Mrs. George Gum and chill
dren of Burlington were guests Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Ware Scott, on Thanksgiving Day.
John Moody, flagman at the Cooper
street crossing had his Thanksgiving dinner
furnished by friends who appreciate his
kindness and careful attention to their in
terest.
-. Hayes an employee at Fox's Livery
was thrown from horse at Broad and Del
aware streets last Thursday, and had a
knee cap broken, d suffered internal in
juries
Last Wednesday evening, Frank Fish
| received the first prize, which was a hand
fsome American flag, for the finest exhibition
Iof fancy skating, at the Firemen's Carnival
at Alcyon Park.
The first Baptist Church has given its
order for new Estey organ. The instru-
ment will cost So, 600 at the works, while
the installation will cost from $500 10 500
additional They expect it TO be ready for
the Easter service. C/o
Come to the Bazaar in the Central
Baptist Church to-day Thursday and to-
morrow There will be fancy articles, toys
aprons, and home made baking for sale.
Also an appetizing lunch served at moons
and evenings.
The annual reunion of the Young fam
| lily, from all parts of South Jersey, took
place at the home of o. B Chew, No. 104
Hunter street on Thursday. An interesting
feature was a game of ball played by the
single men, against the married men. The
single men won the game by the score Of 26
to IS. The ladies enjoyed rope jumping
contest in which Mrs. Cora Lord of Pitman
was she victor.
Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1907-12-05

80 HEAD OF DAIRY COWS HolstefR
bull, years old. very gentle; ten Of these cows
are Hoisteins. the balance Jerseys and Guerra
seys, and a few Durhams.s some dne family COWS
in this lot, some that will make IL pounds Of
butter week; lot OF heavy mixers Ia this lot
of cows, lot Of them fresh and balance close
10 POLAND CHINA SH0ATS.
HARNESS. sets OF brass mounted preceding
harness. two sets OF hip strap harness. One set
one horse harness, tuo sets OF cart harness, one
set Of brass mounted express harness, set light
carriage harness, set of double carriage harness.
lot OF Irish collars, iot halters and Blankets fly
nets. This harness is all good.
1000 BUSHELS No. yellow corn. 10 ibs.to the
bushei; lot OF Rocky Ford eisron seed, lot Of
Jennie Lind and Jones citron seed, lot OF other
seeds.
WAGONs-one DeHart shelving in good or
der, slows l4s baskets, onehorse shelving in
good order, two horse wagons,4 in tread; two
carts, 8 In. tread hack wagon. milk wagon,
buggy, runabout, carriage pole.
IMPLEMENTS - moving maehine, horse
rake American manure spreader, Robbins pots-
to planter and seed attachment, nearly new
Span gler fertilizer dril, Haines marker cui har:
row, iron scratch harrow, hitler two horse
Oliver chilled plows, one horse horse do.,-
tooth and 2three tooth vine turner's, harrows,
horse scratch harrow, hill scoop, hog seal-
der and truck, hog CANDLES and hooks hog box,
patent balances. block and fall, harpoon hay
No. 49, Deaming knapsack sprayers knlfe grind
er. two Packer machines, puncher and fonRs, Iot
Of trowls. hoes, sheveis, forks. rakes breast
shoveis 2 tomato spotting boards. fpepper and
egg plant board, $50 hot bed sash and rRfters,
crow bars, half busheI and half peck measures.
portable boiler. 40 gallon, nearly new, No. 3
range cross legged table, 2 box riggings hay
rlggings 2 gravel bottoms, grindstone cedar
pork tub, lot Of old iron and . whole lot nos
DAIRY FIXTURES DeLaval separator.
nearIv new 500 ID. capacity 2 barrel churns, Reed
butter work er Lafbsetta butter print three 6s-lb
Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1907-12-05
Register Of Sales
PERSONAL PROPERTY

PERSONAL PROPERTY
Dec 7--Kean Bros Mantua.
Dec 7th-About ~ mile from Muilica Hill.
the property OF George r. Hazelton, deceased.
Dec 1o-Fred H. Bateman. Grenloch.
Dec II-Frank B. Ridgway, Mullica Hill.
Dec. IL. Albert F. Hoffman, bailiff. Clarksboro
Dec. PC E. Etherington, Jr.,near Gloucester
Dec. I4-H A. DeHart, Thorofare.
Dec. I4-Caroline NJ Knight, administrative,
near Redwood.
Dec l4-Trustees' sale Of Harrisonviile real
estate.
Dec. 16-Joseph wurst, near Barnsboro.
Dec. Us. G. Borton. Mullica Hill.
Dec. $50. s. Dilks. u mile from Barnsboro.
Dec. 1s-Harry NJ. Pancoast. at Pitman.
Dec 2l-D. f. Hendrickson, Woodbury..
Dec. GA c. HarRer between Woodbury. and
Almonesson, 2 miles from Woodbury..
Dec. so-Brook's real estate by D. o. Watkins,
Special Master.
Jan. 2-J.A. Ballinger, Mullica Hill. cows.corn
and onion sets.
aS-rs,- salaa fuliv descrihed see advertising
Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1907-12-05
n cHANcERy oFNEw JERSEY

TO Chiarina Gotti:
Nv virtue of an order Of the Court OF Chancery
Of New Jersey, made on the day OF the date
hereof in cause wherein Nicholas Gosti 10
complainant and yon. Chiarina Gotti are defenr
siant, you are required 70 appear and plead. am
swer or demur to the bill OF the said complain
ant ON or before the twensy-third day OF Jauu-
ary next. or the said bill will be taken as cori-
fessed against you.
The said bill is fled against you for divorce
from the bond Of matrimpny
a. II. SWACKHAMER,
Solicitor for Complainant.
No 8 Cooper Street.
Woodbury. N. J..
Dated November p, 1907 i2-stSt.
Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1907-12-05
20 tlead Cows Head Bulls

These COWS are mostly Durhams and Holsteins;
head fresh or close springers, balance coming
in winter or spring. Ny dairy of 70 head the
past year has averaged over Sl36 per COW. Three
of them were heifers. have made no changes
since last March. Six Durham and Hostein
Bulls from ID to Is months old have good bone
as any man owns in the county
HEAD PIGS-O /. G. stock, months old by
day of sale, very nice; head black pigs. same
age and good ones.
Lot 4C-quart milk cans nearly new.
clover and timothy hay, mixed, cut early; tons
timothy hay. cut in June.
A few household goods
Would like any one to examine horses before
day of sale. The horses and COWS will be sold
for the high dollar. as shall need the money
and my time will be occupied elsewhere after
the first of the year.
Sale to commence at one o'clock sharp.
Conditions liberal and made known at sale.
S G. BORTON.
Jos. c. Bowdeu, Auct., Shiloh. Nj. l2-4-2t.
Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1907-12-05
Personal Property

HORSEc-One pair large dark bay horses for
team or farm, souud, kind and gentle, always
sure and true under every condition; one black
horse, sound. kind and gentle. cannot be beat
for team or farm, also good driver; one bay mare.
an excellent all-ariund horse, kind and gentle,
with lots of ambition and spirit.
HOGS Seven fine shoats, Chester Whites.
CORN-About 800 bushels yellow corn on the
ear and about 40 heaps corn stalks.
HAY-About IL tons good clover and timothy
mixed
HARNESS Two sets heavy double harness,
one set made by Skinner; set good heavy
single harness. brides. halters, collars. lines.
nets bian kets trace and chains, COW chains & 5
WAG0NS-Two two-horsc heavy wagons. low
down, 3-ineh and finch tread DeHart make,
good as new: / truck shelving. q dirt wagon
bodies. corn body. swingletrees, &c.
FARMING 1MPLEMENTd,& C.-One Champion
moving machine, new; Heaton 2-wheel dirt
scoop, corn shelter. l Paris Green bone cutter
Dandy; shafting, Iulleys and belts. hay
cutter, two-horse cultiyator, / disc harrow, 1
Hallock weeder. hay fork and rope, two
horse plows. one-horse pillow, hoe harrows.
scratch harrows sweet potato pillow and vine
turner, vine cutter. Leggett Paris Green gun,
wagon jack. lawn mower. forks, shovels, hoes,
rakes chains, baskets, bags. barrels feed bins DC.
Several loads of stove wood (Apple) already
sawed, lot grass and millet feed, about 30 feet
pressure hose for spraying. lot heavy small mesh
hoppers, barrel sulphur lot farm gates DC. &c.
Sale to commence at 1890 p M. sharp
All goods sold to the highest bidder, as shall
discontinue farming, and all the buildings will
be torn down to make way for improvements.
Conditions--A credit OF months, with inter
est after two months will be given en- all sums OF
$40 and upwards, by giving note with approved
security, payable at the Pitman National Bank;
all sums less than $40 cash Ct close Of sale On
B. r. James. Auct.
4. 8. p pa nsoast Clerks. la-s-2t
Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1907-12-05

STOCK-Two good work horses, good work
ers drivers l gray horse, years old, can
drive; bay pony, years old, sound, kind and
gentle in all harness. This pony will drive over
Is miles an hour.
SIX HEAD OF CATTBE-Three good cows,
l6 FINE SHOATS-Poland China stock and
will make fine breeders, 6 fine breeding sows
coming with pigs, Poland China Stock, large
seed hog, Poland China.
HARNESS-Two sets of double team harness.
sets of carriage harness, ] t of e-horse
heavy harness, set Of cart harness, collar, brid
les, lines
WAGONS and IMPLEMENTS-on cut un.
der truck shelving, nsarly new, DeHart make; ;
| two-horse wagon and shelving hay shelving
| cart, swili cart, two seated carriage, bug
gy, ! runabout, nearly new horse market
wagon, Mccormick moving machine in good
order, | Deering binder nearly new 2 horse
rakes,one nearly new; l Buckeye feed grinder.
sweep power; saw and bench for horse power
and betting, nearly new; cider press, corn shell
Ter, grain drill, fertilizer drill so strawberry
crates, two horse plows, Coulter plow, horse
pillow, gang pillow, hoe harrows, cut harro VS.
corn coverer, hitler, sn eet potatoe digger. one
horse scratch harrow, two horse fallow harrow
Darrell marker, wneelbarrow Halloek weeder
one heavy 40-foot log chain. trace, I and COW
chains, picks, hoes, drags. rakes. shovels, forks
swingletrees, lot of barrels, lot of empty bags
stacks OF hot.bed hay, 20j bushels of corn.
SEEDS-L hushel Blue Gem water melon
seed, n bu hel sugar corn and tomato seed.
HOUSEHOLD GOODS-Two bedsteads | set
springs | mattress, l air-tight wood stove, No.
g. used one year: parlor coal stove, | churn. i
butter worker aid printer large butter keller
and lot OF articles too tedious to mention.
Sale to commence at u o'clock, NJ sharp, and
will be positive as have rented my farm.
JOSEPH wURsr.
Jacob Rodan, Auct.
Charles Dilkes, Clerk.
Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1907-12-05

Cunning or the running Of dogs Is positively
forbidden on either one Of my farms, located
'''s's D. 7.s' TH0s sTRATTON.
Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1907-12-05
Personal Property

STOCK-1 gray horse. 10 years old team horse
and good worker ; ] gray horse IA years old,
kind and gentle; gray lnare5 years old, kind,
gentle, fiji G driver worker; | bay horse, 9
years old, good worker driver.
COWS-i fresh in July, other coming in pro-
fit soon.
H0GS-2 breeding sows, shoats and s fatting
hogs. All Poland China.
UTENSI Es-DeHart cutunder shelving in
good condition, in. tread; truck shelvings
without gears, hay or truck shelvings, low
iron wheel gear for same. high wheel gear for
do, set heavy gears suitable Tor heavy haul
ing, manure and gravel bottoms 2 carts, to-
mato cart, extra cart and wagon wheels, two
horse tub Sleigh light do 3 buggies. hack
wagon one horse market wagon and pole, i
road cart, buggy pole, 2push carts, ITO hot bed
sash, l used but one year strips for same, hot
bed frames etc coil spring for shelving, Ia porch
posts, q porch brack cts. tread power. fodder
cutter 2 hay cutters circular saws. frame for
do, apple grinder so inch rubber betting corn
shelter, oyster shell and bone grinder2 granaries,
l-thirty foot ladder, 81 # "a in. pc with bio ks
Corrniek mowers, Hoffman, markers. Darnell
marker, cut harrow, i Acme harrow potato plow,
seed harrow, roller. horse rake, side piow hitler.
set double plows, 2 one horse scratch harrows. |
two-horse fallosv. do, 3-five toothed do, sweet
potato do,,corn coverer,corn planter, 4one horse
plows 3-two horse do, new ground do, corn
do, riding cultivat phosphate drill Cham
pion reaper, large dinner bell. grind stones,
bench wise, asparagus buncher, wheel barrow
seeder, cross cut saws, watering pots, harness
jack. u bus. measure, scales, set patent balan
tCs, ice rain tOps
shelving cover, lot of bows vinegar cask, stump
hooks meat block, 40 gal. boiler, leader double
trees, lot siggle trees chain traces &c 80 gallons
vinegar hoes, rakes, shevels, forks &C., sets
puncher and tongs, scythes,2 sets single driving
harness, sets heavy work do set hack wagon
do, set double driving, sets cart do, collars,
brides, liue-, etc.
IS ton good mixed hay, lC0 bushels corn, lot of
manure and other things too numerous to mem
ton.
AT the same time and place the following des-
cribtd househ Id goods and property of Hannah
Sh1te will be sold: cook stove, n plate
do. small cellar do, washer, bedsteads, bur
eaus, wasbstands, chairs carpets. pictures, books,
tables, doughtrays, closets, &C., &c
CONDITIONS-A credits OF months will be
given on all sums for $40 and upwards by Civ
ing notes with approved security, payable in
bank, with interest from date. Sums under $40,
cash at close OF sale
Bailiff.
e Usinger, Auctioneer.
A. f. Hoffman, f,,er,s
j. s. shute, o'erks
Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1907-12-05
PUBLIC SALE.

sTocK-sEvEN HEAD OF HORSES -oas
pair grays, eight years old, sound, and weigh
900 lbs good as goes up the road one pair bay
and roam horses. seven years old these horses
make good team. good size and hard 81 beat.
aud sound, work anywhere; enc brown road
horse, six years old. sound and kind, good
driver and as nice as any body drives; one bay
horse, IL years old, anybody drive him, 9
good toppy driver.