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Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1907-04-23
THE LINE FENCE.
How a vexed Question was Settled
Without Suit.

How a vexsd Question was Settled
Without Suit.
A good lawyer learns many lessons
In the school of human nature; ana
thus It was that Lawyer Hackett did
not fear to purchase tract Of land
which had been "lawed over Tor
years.
Some of the people wondered why
he wanted to get hold OF property
with such an incubus Of uncertainty
upon It. Others thought that perhaps
he wanted some legal knitting work
and would pitch in red hot to fight
that ne-fence question on his own
hook.
That's what the owner Of the ad-
Joining land thought. So he braced
himself for trouble when he saw
Hackett coming across the field one
day.
Said Hackett, whats your claim
here, anyway, as to this fence?"
Your fence is over my land two
feet at one end and one foot at the
other end
WELL" replied Hackett, "you go
ahead and set your fence over. At the
end where you say that I encroach on
YOU two feet set the fence on my land
four feet. At the other end push 1t on
my land two feet"
But" persisted the neighbor,
that's twice what I claim"
81 don't care about that" said
Hackett. There's been fight enough
over this land. I want you to take
enough so you are perfectly satisfied,
and then we can get along pleasantly.
Go ahead and help yourself"
The man paused, abashed. He had
been ready to commence the old strug-
gle, both tooth and nail, but this move
of the new neighbor stunned him. Yet
he wasn't to be outdone in generosity.
He looked at Hackett.
esquire" said he, that fence amt
going to be moved an inch. I don't
want the land. There want nothing
in the fight anyway but the principle
of the thing."-Exchange
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1907-04-23
CHAPTER III.

He listened a moment, then an
swered, stand on it at so for 10000
shares. / VIII be there in a second"
He dropped the receiver. "Jim. we
have struck snag. Arthur Perkins,
whom left on guard at the pole, says
Barry Conant has jumped in and sup
piled all the bids. He has it down to
81 and Is offering it in 5000 blocks
and is aggressive. I must get there
quick" and he shot out of the office.
I sprang for Bob's telephone. Per
kins, quick!" What are they doing,
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1907-04-23

6T There are some curious facts
about our calendar. No century can
begin on Wednesday, Friday or Sun
day. The same calendars can be used
every twenty years. October always
begins on the same day Of the week as
January, April. as July, September as
December. February, March and NO
vember also begin on the same days.
May, June and August always begin
on different days from each other and
from every other month in the year.
The first and last days Of the year are
always the same. These rules do not
apply to leap year, when comparison
is made between days before and after
February 90.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1907-04-23

be ploughed shallow and subsequent
cultivation should be thoroughly and
efficiently done, and the roots being
near to the surface can be easily got
ten to and destroyed.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1907-04-23

s8 The highest pass in the new
world in common use Is Humahuaca,
in the Anies. It's summit Is 1860
feet.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1907-04-23
MAY Be Followed With Corn and Cow
peas.

In sections where the grass infests
practically all Of the land there Is no
question that the grass can be utilized
in rotation to excellent advantage
somewhat after the manner OF using
timothy in the north. The standard
rotation adapted to nearly all parts Of
the cotton belt is cotton followed by
corn and cowpeas, this by winter
grain, after which a crop Of cowpeas
for hay Is grown thus giving a three
rotation with four harvested crops.
Johnson grass can be inserted In this
rotation after the cowpeas crop, and
It can be used for hay for one year,
then pastured for one year or can be
cut for hay for two years, after which
the land can be again prepared for
cotton and run through the usual ro-
tation.
The department Of agriculture, how
ever, does not advise the introduction
Of the Johnson grass on land not al
ready infested with it.
In all cases where 1t is desirable to do
away entirely with the grass the most
logical method found yet by the de-
partment Is to turn the land into
meadow or pasture and keep the grass
closely cut or cropped for one or more
seasons, and after the plant has been
undisturbed for whole year it should
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1907-12-21
Gin @nnSerIonh.

SIo 9afota, NIT ieinen reifet
Silberminen, @onanaa-Sarmer, gro
BEN @ondos uno ieItiamen @otur
formationen, lit Elm tpobres @unoer
lamb. Sn @ouno Gitp, Der Selma
bon Srau 6. 8. GIapp, lit audi elm
wunoerbare SeiIung boreefommen
Sbr Sobn tuar Dem Go6e nabe bon
Sungen. nn6 Salsleioen. ,@r bait
aue flint Minuten einen idtperet
Suitenanfal aIs iG begann inn Or
Sings 0eue @~ntoeduna au geben
Die i'm furterte uno fem 2eben ret
tete1, fdreibt Sra, gIapp. @oran
ttert fir Sals- uno 2~ungenIeioen
bel @oolpb 9reiB uno 81. Gobn s
90. 30 Gents unb $500. 8roben
fIaide frsi.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1907-12-21
@eibnadten.

8eibnaGten tit has Set bcr 2iebe,
gSp Ieoer Erich Der Selbftinft fhueigt,
unb tuD ein ie6es 3er5 nDa 3iebc
Sem attoeren entgegen meist.
@ie ftrablt IN ieinent bnnten 1limnte.
Der IthtgeiGtniifte @eibnaGtebauut,
gr tuaDbeIt ms bas Aeimfte Simmer,
S4 etneut feitti6= fruben &anm.
Wie flinst Der @eibmadtsimbel beAe,
8eiDnbers ba, tup &tnber iinb;
Wtr 0rDken uer6en anf Der @teIle
Wdt tbnet tuiehernrt gum Sinh.
ia ii6eral, iuo Sentfhe tpo6nen
Der ffbne @eibnadJtsbanm ergldnst,
Gr fttbrf Tim efn TT ale BDnen
Aadj Nprb ntb Siihen nnbesren5t.
Selbit in ber @Dr5ett graneit Sagen,
Sa 9entidlanb mod Elm ttrualb mar,
Sa boren MIR Dpm Buffet fager,
Sas uni'rer @eibnadt gli@ anfs Saar.
Sa faken fie at reiden @Drten
Die 9anstiir INNER pffen ftaub,
uno tam elm Sein6 ieIbft Az ben 8fprteu.
Gr Jrteben nnb @ilfputrten fan6.
Ser Gbersfupf tuirb aafsetrasen,
Sas Neetbprn gins i'm &reis berpm,
Ste Stalben iansen S~eIbenfagen
mi ieoer 2am1pe lanidte ftmmm.
9od ph im 0euen uber alten,
Sh 9etben. Dber G%brifteuseit:
Der Vetft hes Sriebens fplte tpaIten
Nm otefem Gage melt nfn BRETT
Ssit' tutrh Bpm ms teiR Naetb getrunfen.
Ntr babeu ettuas &eF'res bier
W TT TIM Seitenftrum neriunten,
@tr trtnten bafir 2pneG tar8ter.
&5nnt' Giner bot ben alien Geden
Den 8bttertrant erprpben bier,
VI fagte Sann, baf fitb berfteden
Der Ietb ntuf nur benz Gone gtar gier.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1907-12-21

9tinmel, mas lit ba o4es orin ents
baltenl Mlte, liebe 2ieoer nn6 &C.
Ididten, boIb pergeIien perben mie.
Der lebenoig TT Der Grtnneritng, mir
feiern nit Heuter @eibnaften int
9farrbolis unb fnbren nit @ols I'M
Sdlitten ourd Die oit-preubii9e
@bene. 3beoroor Storm's feline
Stimmungsbiloer 5eigen uns 8eib-
no6ten in Der 0gral,en Staot am
Weer" uno Slie Srapan I6Bt u1s
lire leltiamen Originate belouihen
@fte nno Wene, lie of1e erfiegen
Dem 3ailber Der beutiden @eib-
nobt, iie oue iuden bur6 lire @unIt
Dem @efiibl Musorud gu geben, oas
8eibna6ten in ibnen ~bernorruft.
Selbit Die aaerneueiterL bon benen
man eigentli6 meinen iollte, bob fie
IN ibrer grasgriinen Wooernitdt melt
iiber Elm 10 ol~terssraues Ding, mie
Die @eibnadtsihndrmerei. binolis
ieien.
Sic tpur5elt eben tief in uns Seut-
iden, oieie eigenortige 4nffafiune
oes 8eibna6ten, tief nno felt rnb
unausrottbar. SeIbit Die Sremoe
fam fie nidt entmur5eln. 9afiir
fino mir 0eutib : @merifoner Ser
bette 8etpeis. Nt1t MIR ooB mir
ben inns ongeborenen @eibnadts-
finn uns erbalten baben, mir ba-
BEN aud agitatorii6 eeipirft unb
babelt beriudt, Den beutiden @eib-
nahtsbegriffen gingang 5u peri6af-
fen IN bieiem 2anb. l1no mir baden
Grfolg gebabt. @enn aud aus
benz gi1ten Nifolaus elm our6 Die
Sborniteine fabrenoer Sonto Claus
ltnb aus Dem Gbriitfinblein elm 4ris-
fringle ~seporoen it, menn aud
Der Weibna6tsbaum Den Strrmpf
am &omin niht bat berbrangen fon-
men, elm 4bgIan5 Der oeutiden
@eibnaht fdat bod aud idon auf
bas @eibnadtsfeit i'm amerifaniiden
2anoe nno bat es beri6ont uno ber-
tieft. l1no bos baben mir, Die DeutId-
Imerifaner, betpirft uno 5tpor 6ie
bon uns, Die felt gebalten boben an
beutiher Sitte un6 oeuti1em @eien.
Deiien frelten mir uns ieoe 8eib-
nadt.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1907-12-21

tint. nno i'd babe 8eiieres gu tur. "
~Biepiel lit es oenn2" fragte
5raulein bon 9reoemin, pabrerto 6ie
iibrigen Oamen tpie perIteinert a1ie
borten uno alld Der 0otor nift
pnBte, mas fir Elm @eii9t er BEL
einem 10 ungep0bnli6en 8orfod
MAIDEN uno mas er o11f 10 alBer-
oroenttide @nit6ten entgegnen iolte.
aSa, piebiel lit es benn2" fragte lie
nod etnmal.
g@s iino Observation-Disclosures
feno Worf," ioete Ser Notor, il1oem
CT bic 8rieftai6e, Die er eeoffnet IN
Sdnoen belt, 5uflappte uno in oie
9aide itedte. 9iefes S9meigen
berridte einiee Sefunoen lang.
.8as ioG ih nit benz @eloe?"
tp%ieoerbolte oas olte SrGtlein. sd
babe, mas id eebro1de, ioa i6 mid
gum Sfloben meines @eloes moden2
GO eiebt altd Meniden, Die fir ibre
Wobel leben. 9as iinb Norren. uro
Die fir ibr @el6 leben uno mebr 5u=
iammenidarren, ols fie gebroufen,
iino aud Barren. Sic qu6len iif)
ab uno nodber iterben fie uuo fonnen
| es nibt %mitnebmen. 2oIien Sic mid
in 5rieben nit Sbrer @rbidaf, lie
Der Doftor. Moden sic. mas Sic
pouen."
naonnen sic Die aleinigfeit nidt
naf mid iibertraeer, lieber 9oftor2 ?"
frogte Srdulein bon 9reoemin,
Der Notar erbob }id.
uWein berebrtes gndoiges SrGu-
lem" iagte er nnter mebrfo9em
&duipern, reg lit mir nod 70 lelten
in meiner 9roris borgefommerr, ouf
9lienten gu ItoBen Ole mabrbaft pbi-
Ioiopbiihe anii6ten i'm 2eben betati-
gen, bob i6 ettpas aus Der Saiinng
geroten bin, nun if] BET elmer Dame
= ih meme, ib min mir ben San
nod iiberlegen, uno Sic eraeigen mir
bienei6t Die @bre, mir nod elm amber
Mal cine nnterre6ung iiber bieien
Hltnft gu bergonnen."
u@oGen Sic nidt crit cine Soiie
See trinfen?@
sd oanfe perbinoli6it. @abr-
baft erbn1t empfeble ih mid Dem ee-
ebrten &reiie, mo-, pie mir i9eint,
Sopbia, Die @ottin Der @eisbeit,
p%raiioiert." l1n6 Der Notor 5og Iid
unter 8erbeuguneen la6elno auriid.
(Sortfesuns foIgt.)
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1907-12-21

sc 1T me1r &otarr1 in oiefer @egeno
oes 2anbes aIs bon alien nnberen &ranfs
beiten Suiatnmen, uno Big in ben Iebten
Sabren gait er nls nnbeilbar. 8ieIe
Sabre lang erflGrten 9oftoren i'm fir
cine Iofale @ranfbeit un6 f6rieben Io<
fale 9eilmittel bor, uno ba tie Tim NIT
dr5tliGer 8~ebanblung beftGnbig nidt
turierten, erfIdrten ie i'm fir mn6eiIbar.
Ste &ifeni9aft bat beipiefen, bob aas
tarrb cine NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. it un6
0esbalb funitit1tioneue 8ebauolung err
for6ert. 9aIs &atarrb@&ur, fabrisiert
bon S. $. @bene9& & Go. EoIebo, O.,
1T bic ein5ige fonititutionene Sur i'm
@earfte. Sic tpir6 innerli1 in 9oien
ober @aben bon 10 Sropfen bis s1 einen1
Sbeeloffel bon g%eron1rnen. Gle ipirft
brett auf bas BIut uno Die fdleimige
Oberfla6e bes Sbitems. Sic bieten
%einbunbert 9onars fir ieoen Sau ben
lie an furieren berfeblt. 2aBt @i9 2irs
talare nnb 8eugnifie fon1n1en. GbreHiert:
s. s. GbeneD G So, Eulehn, 3.
Berfalft bon allen Npotbeten, 75e.
Saus Samiliensg inen iino bic beften.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1907-12-21

ganeuait C aobIer, Mooree@ ebdu'
be. Seine Serrenfleioer. Bodies
aiiortiment bon Stoffen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1907-12-21
grnnoeisentnms III 6ertrasnneett

Nl1oolpb @erbart an 8erar gpuntp.
Elm 5treifen 2an6 CUR 8erbretteruns Der
Snbion 9foab; $36.40.
g. gnrmarso il. Il. q. an Sobn s.
8iIbarb, 8runbitiid I'M neieu gitp@8lod
2344; 1850.
@runSltiid am gan IS geSro '' Biaee; g s185.
8m. 9obrotpolsfi an Srau SeIma
Brandt, @rnnbftiid in Der 5tpeiten @ifs
iionfieIo sboition; $3.50.
Saul Seniien an S. uro 9uIba @roos
@rurlbitiid I'M GitbSglod 638; $50 II. U.
.. g. Witte an 6. S. Braben, 8runo'
it'd an Der Slori6a StraBe; $3.50.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1907-12-21
9aHaaier elite.

Ser 9oppelfdraubene0 nnpfer yGbems
nib" Der am s.. bon Bremen abfu6r.
brinst Die ~folsenoen 8aiiitenpaiiagiere
nod @albeiten:
Sral emma armltrons. Srau S. Bur,
feb, SRI. 81. 8eilmaun, Sri. aatbds
rine 8aberlein, Mntbias 8ergmann, SRI
9nne 5eimerbinger, SRI. Marie &eHog
2lIotpig &nrp, @eore Qeitbner. Srnu 8az
bette 2eit9ner, Srau Sobanne 2ampredt
Srau Soiefine 2eitseb, o.. %. Meires
ner, SRI. Nu5ica Srtner, Srau SAINT
Rofenblatt nn6 Sinh, 8ilbelm Mettig
Srau @u9uite Netttg. Srau gmmp Nef.
tig, 9einrib Sdulenbnrg. Maimunt
SheiR, Suitin Sbalbeimer, 9ueo 8ipfef.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1907-12-21
Seirats sdeine.

George 8urfe unb Getabia 8roste.
g 8nobtparo unb Cha Saufler.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1907-12-21
Gin gtiGhanb.

Der 5uueilen eefdbrIi9 miro, lit oas
Iufboren Der 2eber- uno gingemei-
6efunftionen. I'm 6ieien 9uftano
obte unangenebme SoIgen 5l enoen,
ionten Or. 3ing's Melie 2ebenspi1en
intn1er guer MiteI fem. Garantiert
5u Beilen, ober bas @elo 5uriid, BEL
@ooIpb 9reiB uno Sc. gobn & 60.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1907-12-21
% bIe3un0ihnf

u@os miiroen Sic fir mein @or.
trdt in Del Derlangen?"
500 Murf."
limb tueun id Dos Del ielbit lie
ferte2"
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1907-12-21

= sport
artifeL @eieaidafts- un6 Inter
baltungsipiele uno nieles 0eue in
Der Spielparenbrande finoet man
BEL Mie. Sengg.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1907-12-21

Mud Dem 0id)ter paIiiert mau-
DIES, lporaui er iih feinen @ers mo.
den fam.
Fitzgerald enterprise. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1895-1912, 1907-08-15
Cheap Rates on The Atlantic,
Birmingham, s Atlantic r.
r. To All Points.

The Atlanta, Birmingham & At
lantic r. r. with its comfortable
riding and elegantly equipped
trains offers some attractive rates
for the Summer Tourist. Summer
Tourists rates are now in effect
which will take you any where
very cheap. Any route desired
may be taken with stopovers allow
ed. For any information regard
ing rates and routes, call on or
phone.
Z. ?. Searcy, Commercial Agent,
Fitzgerald, Ga.
Phone, 1S3.
Fitzgerald enterprise. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1895-1912, 1907-08-15
Notice To Voters.

The registration books are now
open for the purpose of registering
in order to vote on the question of
school taxes in each of the Militia
Districts in said county, and for
any and all other elections that
may be held during the year. Per
sons desiring to register at the vii
Hams Militia District can register
with j. G. Minshew; in the Vaughn
District with II. ID. Vaughn; in the
Bowen's Mill District at Bowens
Mill store: in the Dixon's Mill Dis
trict at the store at Dixon's Mill:
in the Ashton District at the store
at Ashton; in the Fitzgerald
District at the Tax Collectors office,
Room 10, Phillips Block. The
books will close August 81, 1907.
(Signed) w. L. SMITH,
Tax Collector.
Get Busy at Something Useful.
Phenix Cotton Ware House for
rent. Apply at Enterprise Office,
Fitzgerald enterprise. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1895-1912, 1907-08-15
CHURCH DIRECTORY.

Central M. E. Church, Corner Lee
and Central Ave.
j. c. FLANDERS, Pastor.
First M. E. Church, Corner Lee and
Magnolia. .
JESSIE MILLER Pastor.
Baptist Church Corner Main and
Magnolia.
T. G DAVIS, Pastor.
First Christian Church, Corner Sher-
man and Jessamine.
L. T. Dell Pastor.
Central Christian Church Corner
Jessamine and Lee.
N. G. BUCKLY, Pastor.
U. B. Church, Corner Ocouee and
Long street.
T. P. TRIPLETT, Pastor.
Presbyterian Church, Corner Palm
and Grant.
w. e. HARDEN, Pastor
Catholic Church, Corner Grant and,
Suwanee. Father Wright Preist
Episcopal Church, Corner Central
and Main.
j. W. TURNER, Rector
Christian Science, Corner Main and
Altamaha.
@. w. HAYES, First Reader
Fitzgerald enterprise. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1895-1912, 1907-08-15

For Sale Cheap.

a. good Sewing Machine; also a
beautiful lot of Ferns, Begonias and
other pot plants. 321 S. Grant.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1907-02-14
40 HEAD OF HOGS!

Five brood sows. will pig by day OF sale.
the other two Will farrOw the last OF March (;
"a thrifty shoats viii weigh Az to ~ lbs: one
young Polaud-China Boar.
FARMING IMPLEMENTs-One four horse
wagon and SO bushel bed. %. 2 brown wag
on and bed good as new 2 pairs shelyings.
Osbourn binier. loot cut. good as new. !
Deering mower. Bickford Hoffman grain
drill nearly new. Deere cultivators good as
new. I Scientific corn cutter Tiger double
check. row corn planters. nearls new
Walter A. Wood horse rake. new Interna.
tiInal manure spreader. 4 No, IA VULCAN
chill ed plows, 2 double and one slngle-sh0vd
plows. harrows, = springtooth. one double
A and one square harrow, grain cradle aud
rakes, spring wagon pole. set OF dung boards,
pair of spreaders. ~ single trees, D crowd
sticks, double and treble trees. dung
forks. 2 pitchiorks, log chains. NTH chain.
2 sets breast c haips. sets butt traces, cutting
box straw knife and straw hook. ma per
basket. two half bushel measures, hog crate,
Blacksmith forge with hammers and tonxs.
digging Iron. crOwbar. mattock and pi KS.
scoop shovels. long handle scoop shovel, III
COW chains. X cut saw. maui aud dyes
briar scythe. corn knives s'edge hammer.
and a lot of old iron Ii ARNESS--Two sets
OF breechbSnds. three sets of front gear.
sets pillow gears, pairs names and traces.
co lars. d brides, .housens, g. Cd wagon
lines. 6-horse wagon line. matters, plow
lines choke atraps. riding bride. wagon
whip. end many otner articles too numerous
to mention.
TERN "A credit OF mo tbs will be Civ
en- on all sums OF $40 and over. purchaser TO
give note with approved security, negotiable
and payab at the Jefferson Savings Bank
OF Shephe rdstown. Notice 10 bear interest
from late. Under 30 cash No propert' TO
be removed until settled for sale 10 begin
at ~ O'Clock a: m, sha p, no postponement
on account Of veal her.
J.BUTLEk RONEMOUS & BURNETT.
Dodd & Hoffman, Auctioneers.
Al. Clendening. nd w. 4. Osbourn Clerks
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1907-02-14

One large SOW. will have pigsby day OF So lie,
six thrifty young shoats
FARMING IMPLEMENTs-one finch
tread Brown wagon, cd as new: Inch
axle, wagon bed; w. p. Miller make; sets
of grain ladders. mowers, harrows, corn
she Iers, barshare shovel plows. Z single
row corn drill | cultivator.l grain drill,
binder. horse rake. | 2-horse sled, 2 strands
OF bells, horse power wood saw. 2horsc
spring wagon with top. grain cradles, cart
aud gears, wheat fan, corn crusher bag
trucks, a lot Of grain sacks, grindstone.
wheel harrow. horse clipping machine. 2 bug
new; blacksIUith drill and bits. lot OF re-
pairs for above machinery, forks. shovels.
hoes rskes. digging irons, Wolford's make I;
mattocks. sledges n lot or carpenter tools,
hand saws, cross cut, buck saws, planes.
hatchets, draw knives and brace bits, single
trees. jockey sticks, sUreaders, open -rings.
nth chains breast chains, four pairs butt
traces buggy pole, new; COW chains. Hay
by The ton.
GEARING-Six pairs Yankee harness. 4
pairs breechiugs, pairs nip straps. check
lines, Wagon line. carving straps. wagon
whip, wagon saddle. blind brides, draft
collars, harness collars. plow gears, pairs
single harness. cells double harness. set in
first class coudi ion the most OF it new.
HOUSEHOLD GOO Some COOK stove,
REMOVING top, In first-clsss o der; large
sw ng dDlnle btrrei brorcn loading shot
-un. sausage grind IS and suffers. iron and
copper Kettles, spiders. tubs churp, barrels
aud Kegs. Alsoa 9 eat IN ny ancient arti-
cieS others useful too tedious TO mention.
livery atticie advertised will absolutely be
Offered and soid Without reserve.
TERMS OF SALE-A credit OF 10 months
will he given ON all sums over $40. the pur-
cha.er living noie with approved security.
payable a the Peopie's Trust Comp my Sauk,
Msrtinsourg. w. Va sum OF SIU and under
cash No property TO be removed until set
TIED FOR. sale to begin At O'Clock a. m. rain
sorAhIne.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1907-02-14
2S Head of Sheep!

q OF which are ewes with lambs at their
side one Southdown Buck.
FARMING IMPLEMENTS.-Two Brown
wagons. nearly new, one No 4. i-inch tread
and Ins No. 3, 3iuch tread, Ia d rst-class con-
dition, | good Deering binder. l peering
grain drill, cultivator. Tiger horse rake.
| Tiger check row corn planter, bsrsha-e
pIows, oliver Chilled No. ~ and Vulcan
No IA. 8 double aud 2 single shovel plows. 1
harrows. ! springtooth, one lever harrow
and one drag ha' row, good as new;2 pairs
2Lfoot grain shelvings. one pair Nicely 3
make, Cyclone wheat fan. | cutting box,
hay fork, with 10 feet OF rope and pulleys.
straw knife, Is. foot ladder hand corn shelter,
grindstone. hand corn dropp-r. gra II era
dies, moving scythe. brier scythe. digging
iron. nattock, shovels, 2 scoop shov- 10 3
hanl rak y. 3 prong forks, pltchioi ks. log
chains, fifth chains, COW chains, 2 pairs
spreaders. treble, double and sin le trees.
crowd sticks. half busnel measure, corn bas-
ket. 2 pairs breast chains. pair putt chains
rope aud pulleys 'or wag n hit cross cut saw
VEHICLES: One doube-s-ated surrey f,
one stick wagon. one light spring Wagon, one
light buggy pole and raps one basket
sleigh ana two strands OF bells.
HARNESS. 2 sets breechDands. sets
front gears, 6 sets pillow gears, collars.
blind brides. wagon line, plow lines. choke
straps two sets carriage straps wagon sad
dle. leather balters. set double harness and
HOUSEHOLD GOODS. &C g oak be J.
steatts snd springs. Kitchen table dii,ing Ia
bl stove, two cnurus one = large-sized la
Wis swim churn aud one small dash churn,
large Enterp ise sausage grinder aud suffer;
also 5ii chickeus aud ten ducks.
TERMS: A credit OF 8 months VIII be CIV
en- on all sums OF $40 and over, purchaser 10
give note.with good security. negotiable and
payable at either bank In Shepnerdstown.
be ring interest from date of sale. Under
$40 cash. Nothi & TO be removed u til SET
tied Tor. Everybody welcome SAFE TO be-
gin AZ ten o'clock A NJ.
@. w. NEEDY.
Dodd & Hoffman, Auct oneers
Clendenniug & snyder, Clerks.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1907-02-14
go Head of Hogs |!

consisting of eight fine brood so~s all OF the,
very best stock, tree from disease am In
good condition. two fine DO n and over fortv
shoats OF dl ferent sizes and all choice STOCK
FARMING IMPLEM ENTS-These consist
OF all farming lmpl- necessary for the
culIiva tlon OF large farm. all OF which are
practically new and OF latest and most I'M
proved make. They consist In part OF Que
four horse wagon, one two horse wagon, two
wagon beds. one pair shelvihgs. one wheat
binder practically new, one mower In go q
repair one wheat drill nearly new.one hor
rake. two oliver chilled plows. three shovel
plows two harrows. two corn cultiyators
two sp ing tooth harrows. single trees, log
chains. breast chsins pitch f'rks. manure
forks and many other articles OF ike char
acter.
IA fNESS-rhe harness c. insists OF COM
pIete sets for four horse and twO-horse wag-
ons, breecnbands. brides. saddles. bslters.
collars check lines. pillow lines aud all mis-.
celIaneous articles ola similar character and
all nearly new.
TERNS-A credit OF twelve months will be
given on all sums OF $40 aud over, purchaser
to give negotiable note payable al any OF
the jefferson county banks Under $40 cash
No property TO be removed until settled or.
Sale TO begin at 10 o'cocs q. m.
g. w. q. BLACK.