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Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1907-05-23
MIR. ODELL'S EXAS-
PERATING ENIGMA

Former Gov. Odell. OF New York.
again indulgees in mystery Once
more from his lips falls an enigma.
He begets wonderment, he irritates,
he exasperates by his esoteric man
ner. In a little tall before the Par
ish Club of St. Georges church, OF
Newburg, he spoke these puzzling
words:
I'm these days we hear much of
undesirable citizens and we are led
to ask ourselves what constitutes
good citizenship. Is IL egotism? The
egotist is peculiar individual. He
stands still and whirls around in
one spot-and the more he whirls
the greater man he believes him
self to be-and judges mankind
from the standpoint OF his own per-
sonality He is responsible because
OF his utterances for much of the
envy and the unrest which exist to-
day. Whenever you find a party or
man that arrogates to itself or to
himself all the good there is I'm the
country you may at least stop to
inquire, and, before taking the doc
trines which are thus expounded as
gospel truth, determine your action
because of your investigation, and
not because 1t is easier to accept the
conclusions of other people.
Wiener you find a man who be-
ieves that his dictum is greater than
the conclusions of the majority.
whenever you find one who denoun-
"es an act Of the judiciary because
its Interpretation Of law is not in
accordance with his own ideas. IT
should be your duty by your vote
and your influence to resent such
interference
Whenever we reach In this coun-
try a condition where the three great
departments of government are con,
trolled by only one department or by
any one man, we have reached
condition which is dangerously near
revolution"
Does Mr.. Odell allude to anyone
in particular? Does there exist an
egotist as he describes? Does any
man dare arrogate to himself "all
the good there is in the country"
or denounce IAN act OF the judiciary
because it is not in accordance with
his IDEAS or attempt to control all
branches Of the Government? Does
he actually exist? Surely Mr.. Odell
would not speak in this wise had
he not in mind some individual
Who's who? Knowing Mr.. OdelPs
dislike for Theodore Roosevelt. a
"ash guesser might conclude that he
refers to the president, but an in
stant's reflection upon the latter's
well-known modesty, tolerance and
hesitancy to intrude his views and
actions upon others would make
clear the folly of the guess Again
let it be cried to the winds: who's
who?"-Courier Journal.
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1907-05-23

Read the Daily LeaGer.
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1907-05-23

John Homcr's white Kitchsn" u
the new restaurant Everything the
market affords Polite and good SER
vice No. 121 Princeton avenue
5-2O-ti
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1907-05-23
CHAMBERLAINS COILS, CHOL.
ERA AND DIARRHOEA
REMEDY

There is probably no medicine
made that is relied upon with more
implicit confidence than Chamber
lain's Collie, Cholera and Diarhoea
Remedy. During the third of a
century in which it has been in use,
people have learned that it is the
me remedy that never fails. When
reduced with water and sweetened it
pleasant to take. For sale by all
druggists.
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1907-05-23
Lively Selling
Millinery

Our Millinery stock
shows the result OF
careful selection, with
striCl attention to style
value and good work
manship Every hat
from the lowest to the
highest priced, en-
bodies that mysterious
style touch that makes
it right
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1907-05-23

40 to 731st
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1907-05-23

Everything neat and clean at the
White Kitchen" Meals served to
suit your wants. 121 Princeton Av.
enue. 6120-tf
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1907-05-23
JAMESTOWN EXPOSITION.

From BlueGeld, W. Va. Excursion
Tickets, account OF jamestown E1-
position on sale daily until Novem-
Der the goth 1907, via Norfolk g.
Western Railway.
Season Tickets, ..... 816.35
Fifteen day Tickets Sass
Coach Excursion ticket limited
70 8 days on sale every Tues-
Gay, .............. $40
CorrospondIngly low rates from
other stations Information and
train service upon application to
Agents
W. p BEVILL.
General Passenger Agent.
Roanoke, Va.
$40 20 7-31st.
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1907-05-23
SHOES

Try q pair OF Rad
cliHc Shoes for women.
made for every posi-
bic occasion iu all
shape and i'm all the
popular feathers Cor
rect DOB style and per
feet iu fit
The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1907-09-20
Poultry.

Barred Plymouth Rocks, six entries Isl, a.,
VIM Good, ri. Cof1icld 4 son. Doe Run.
white Plymouth Rock, two entries Isl, {.
Mrs. Charles Butterneid I'd. Mrs. NJ.
Butterfied.
Golden wyandottes. two entries; LIST, COT
field 4 son, "a, VIM. Good.
silver wyanuottes. list. Mrs WIN counts.
white Wyandottes. three entries, LIST :.
Mrs. Jennie heidelberg; I'd, Mrs WIN, Bruitt.
Rhode Island Reds. two entries, lst 5.
j. Tetloy ID. Mrs Genevicve Logan.
Hun Cuchins, two entries. list, Mrs. Jasper
BuTks, "a, Mes james Low.
white LeghOrns, four entries list, Coni"ld
q son 4d, VIM food
brown IeghOrns, three entries LIST, Mrs.
JefT Counts, LIST also. WIN. food
Black MnOrcas. LIST, John T.. nun
ralr games. lst ana ri, Thomas Woods.
Iair turkeys, Mrs. James Low.
Pair ducks, two entries, list. Mrs. James
Low ID, ". VI. Dalton.
Pair geese, two entries; list, j, D, flan.
nery "a, ". NJ Dalton.
Columbia WyandOttes, Mrs. VIM. Bruitt
silver spanglcd lIamhurgs, W. ,. boss.
BLACK lnngshans Mrs. james Low
Fun Bantams. Miss Rose keSler
Huir OrphinEtOn, two entries lst, VIM
Good "a. Dr. FuWate
The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1907-09-20
Order of Publication.

STATE OF MISSOURI, GO In the Probate
County Of 81. Francois. So Court.
In the Probate Court OF said county. on
Monday, july :. 1897, the flrst day OF our july
term, the following, among other proceed
ngs, were had, to-wit
Est Henry Cuwan deceased, order OF
Emily Cowan. Administrators. Publication
Emily Cuwun, administrative OF IN" rs-
tute of Henry tOwhn. deceased, now pre-
SCENTS to the court her petition praying Tor
an order Tor the sale OF certain real estate
OF which Henry tOwan died seized, de.
ScrIbed A. follows All that portion OF sur.
vcy No IlW. township T North. Range 3
East described rs follows, to'wit
beginning In the south line of :. &. lInIlc's
tract ~ chains east Oi the southwest cor
ner OF said Halle tract, running south ~ de
grpeS east ~ chains to luken u. walker s
northwest corner OF . thirty We acre tract .
thence south degrees west ~ chains TO
walker southwest corner, thence north -
degrees west ~ 81 chains to Mary j. Elvins
east line, thence north degrees east Las
chains To Mary j. Eivins northeast tOrneT /,
thence north ~ degrees west I7.22 chains
with Elvins line TOT T.. Walkers east line,
thence north degrees east li.sS chains,
with +. l. Walkers line TO the beginning,
containing NIFTY four 80 ncrrs, more or less.
To pay the debts OF SAID estate, which
said petition IS accompanied by III" &C
counts. lists ana inventories as required 10y
law showing that said estate Is Indebted
and that said debts are unpaid, and that
there are not sufficient assets on hand to
nay the same ON examination thereof, II
is ordered by the court that MI persons In
tcrested IN the estate OF said deceased he
notified that application as Aforesaid has
been made, and that unless he contrary he
shown on or before the FIRST day OF the next
term OF this court. held on the 18th day OF
october, 1897, an order viii he made for the
sale OF real estate In said petition described,
or as much thereof MS shall De sufficient for
the payment Of said debts, ana II is further
ordered that n copy of this order be pub.
lshed In a newspaper published IN said
county of ~. Francois. for four weeks prior
TO the next term of this court.
STATE OF MISSOURI. GO
County OF st. Francois.
|, Grace T.. Hamilton, Clerk of the Probate
Court, held within and for the County and
state aforesaid. hereby certify the above
and foregoing TO he a true and correct copy
OF the order of our said court. made ON
July s, 1907, us the same appears OF record
In my ONCE.
:.......: IN WITNESS WHEREOF, have
SEAL hereunto set my hand and affixed
,,,,,. the seal OF said court, at office In
Pennington, August IL, 1907.
GRACE 4. HAMILTON.
Clerk OF Probate.
The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1907-09-20
PREMIUMS AWARDED
At the Pennington Stock Show Sep
TENDER Il.l3-Report Of Sale Of
Shor.horn Breeders Asso.
citation.

The stock sale and show held at
Pennington on Wednesday, Thursday
and Friday Sept, nth, I7th and 18th,
was most successful, In connection
with the stock show itself there was
held the annual sale of the Southeast
Missouri Shurthorn Breeders Associ-
alton and the annual show OF w. NJ.
Dalton of Pennington.
In all Of the show rings all excellent
exhibit OF stock was made, and the sale
OF the Shorthorn Association offered IS
males and ~ females, each of high
grade. as will be seen from the detailed
account below.
Both the show and sale show great
interest in the improvement of stock in
this eutire section Of the State OIL the
part of the local people interested and
the Association. The prices brought in
the sale, while not what the individuals
offered were worth show a large i'm
provement over the prices paid last
year at the first sale of the association.
These prices show an increase Of thirty
FIVE per cent over those bid last year.
Below are the premiums awarded in the
show and the prices paid for the cattle,
The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1907-09-20

a.. COW, Edith VAC. SIG, bred by A. X,
Harris OF Libertyville, and owned by G,
+. Higginbotham of Fertile; sold to
George G. Forster of Pennington for
$1,000.
IS. bull, Madison 2SI, 27b, bred and
owned by Felix J Parkin OF Frederick
town; sold to X. T.. Hope of Farming
ton for $3.50.
26, COW, Rose Blackwatch Io,426, bred
and owned by n. A. AuBuchon of French
Village; sold to 6. A. Rickus of Farm
ington for $500.
~, COW, Fanny 10, 7oS, bred and owned
by n. b. Graham of Fredericktown, sold
to J. r. Murphy, Jr. of Pennington for
10000.
as. COW, Cricket y42, go, bred by W
H. Fulkerson, owned by G.. +, Higgiu.
botham of Fertile; sold to Milford Ball
of Pennington for $3.50.
90. COW, Miss Lentell 1874, bred and
owned by y. b. Graham OF Frederick
town; sold to NJ. b, McCarty OF Hazel
Run for 10000.
30, COW. Midget's Belle 9,oo7, bred by
Walter Willis of Oak Ridge, owned by
J. L. Wilson Of Oak Ridge; sold to G.
w. Peterman Of Jackson for S52.5o.
a, bull, Turley 2So .929, bred and
owned by G. f. Higginbotham of Fer
tile; sold TO II. {. Ziegler, Ste. Gene
We've, for $3.50.
AZ. Archibald 2SI.4Is, bred and owned
by N. b. Graham Of Fredericktown; sold
TO A. ID. Ford of Oak Ridge for $3.50.
IS, COW, Tonnette Second VAS, 9o4,
bred BY n. A. Kinkead OF Libertyville,
owned by Felix j. parkin Of Frederick
town; sold to J. =. Jennings of Farming
ton for s72,So.
81, Wealthia, owned by J. +. Nc
Cormick of St. Louis sold to l.. T. Hunt
of Pennington for $1,000.
The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1907-09-20
Cattle

~horthorn hull, two ana over. two entries
list. y, \. Auliuchon, French Village: ri
cCurmlcE y Cole. Hazel Rnn.
>horthorn bull, one and under two three
entries list, ligginbotham sons Fertile
"a. Mccormick y cole. Hazel Run.
Shorthorn bull calf, I'VE entries. LIST ana
"a, y, A. AuIIuchon, French Village.
Shorthorn COW, two ana over. sev IN en-.
tries LIST, y. \. AuBuchon. French Village,
"a. Mccormick Cole, Hazel Run.
shurthorn heller. one aud under two
three entries, list. Mccormick y Cole, "a
y. II. Graham.
>horthorn heifer calf. three entries, ISt
y. \. AuBuchon, French Village; ri. Felix
j. Parkin, Fredericktown.
Hereford bull, two and over list, Martin
Bruthers. Pennington.
Polled Angus bull. one ana under two LIST,
r. II. Best.
Thoroughbred butt, any breed, four on
tries LIST, y. \. AuBuclion, French Village;
I'd. Mccormick Il Cole, Hazel Run.
Thoroughbred COW, any age or breed, four
entries: LIST, \. A. Abduction, French vi.
lage; I'd. Mccormick 4 Cole, Hazel Run.
Thoroughbred herd. any breed, two en-.
tries; LIST, Mccormick 4 Cole. I'd, y. A. Au,
Buchon.
Grade bull, any age. three entries; LIST and
I'd, Martin Brothers,
Grade COW. any age: LIST and ID, Martin
Brothers.
Herd grade cattle. any age; LIST, Martin
Brothers.
Berkshire boar. LIST. n. j. Counts.
Berkshire sow. LIST, N. j. Counts.
Poland China SOW. LIST, Beaser Brothers.
Boar, any breed; LIST, N. j. Counts.
The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1907-09-20
Premiums in Stock Show

Saddle stallion, s entries; Ist prem,
NJ l.. Clardy, il, with Rex Denmark;
al to J. II. Rainey OF lrontnn
Saddle mare or gelding, 20 entries Ist
prem, Linn Clardy. al, Joseph Reyburn
of Ironton
Saddle colt one and under two years,
s entries, Ist, W, i .Doss 2d, Doc Mack
ley
Saddle colt under one year, tst, Ed
Lott; I'd Wilson Chapel
Roadster stallion, i entries, Tst John
II Raney, lronton; 7d Doc Macklcy
Roadster mare or geldiug, 10 entries,
Ist, Linn Clardy; I'd, Hartford Collins
OF Ironton
Draft stallion, \ c Knauss with Bril-
liant Ist
Draft mare or gelding, b entries, first
Emil Knobs; I'd a + Bryson of Sproot
Draft colt, one and under two, entry
first II 5 Price
Draft colt, under one, entries; first
John Brookmiler I'd l. X Hopkins
Coach stallion, ! entries, Ist A { knaus
49, .,, ,,',. .,,l -, -,
.,r;es. -, Erorg,. { Forster. ,l C;rorpe
4 Tr,lry
Coach Colt under one, S entries, first
Will;,r Enrber. ,d t,rorSc { Forster
- ..,.,. ,,,.,.,;,,,,. l., -.
o,'nsI L,. ,n,. man cntr;ss. rst and od
MI. Clardv If
Team Of mares or g.,diups in harness
owned by one or more persons, } entries
Ist NJ l. Clardy IT,, al John stephens
and Henry Manley
Team OF geidings III harness, ; entries
ist Charles X fowler' 2d NJ l. Glaruy IT.
Team OF mares III harness, entries
ISL NJ l. Glardy ~ 2a John stephens
Model horse, mare or geiaiug' shown
undef matter nine eilrles, irs'' w r.
Oo's' 'eNo'''' = . w. '"'''"
an purpose morse, anu uhuet ),
~ nf pr .SS may ou''o" AZ Jo'ep' AT
80, Ind". w T. nass. al N,
. n uJ;Ii;,
The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1907-09-20
Browns BUSINESS COLLEGES

Nandeventer and Delmar Avenues
saint Louis, Mo
Century Bldg Ninth ana olive SITS
saint Louis. Mo.
Cellinsvlllc ana ~ Louis Avenues
East saint Louis, III.
and sixteen other big schools I'M
der one management. FAN term
opens september 2 "Brown's
Book" and new circulars sent
free. Call or write
StPT. NJ. VI. LINK,
SAINT LOUIS, MO.
The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1907-09-20

1T WILL. PAY you to visit Browns
schools. examine their facilities, courses Of
study, moderate expenses and news enrolment
plan Complete courses IN bookkeeping short.
hand. Typewritlng. etc course at Browns
means success. good position, and a good sal
ary Every graduate is employed,
THE SALARY YOU GET depends upon
your ability, your kn0MIedge, your skII.: ana
what you can do, These depend upon the school
you attend. Brown 8 school VIII NJ you for the
well paying positions. can today 10 see for
yourself.
The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1907-09-20
The Shorthorn Sale.

No. I, Cow and calf, Miss Jessie vac,
3,o, bred by A. X. Harris OF Liberty.
vile, and owned by n. b. Graham of
Fredericktowu; sold to A. T. Bryson,
Pennington, for $500.
?, COW, Minnie b. vSo, 8S5, bred aud
owned by Felix J. Parkin Of Frederick
town; sold to J X. Murphy, Farming
ton, at $1,000.
4, COW, Abarilla vso, SOP, bred by
George Boutwell, OF Ncttleton and owned
by y, A. Abduction OF French Village;
sold to 5. l.. Mccarthy, Jaydee, at
$1,000.
4, COW, Beauty VAS, eOS, bred by y.
4. kinkead of Libertyville, and owned
by Mccormick x Cole OF Hazel Run;
sold to A. i. Brysou OF Pennington at
$1,000,
S, COW, Gladys v4S, 3I7, owned by T..
L. Higginbotham * Sons, Fertile: sold
to George {. Forster Of Pennington at
$500.
6, COW, Roam Beauty, v64, and bull
calf White Royal PSI ,2oS, both bred
and owned by J. l.. Wilson OF Oak
Ridge; sold to n. B. Graham of Fred
ericktown, $1,000.
7, bull, Free Mason 265,42S, bred by
]. l.. Mccormick and owned by McCorm.
ck & Cole Of Hazel Run; sold TO George
Tetley Of Pennington for Ss7. so.
s, bull, Missouri Chief 2SI.4I2 bred
and owned by y. b. Graham of Frcder
icktown; sold to Z. Z. Mcdaniel of
Pennington for $3.50
40 4
and owned by y. a. Auluchon of French
Village; sold to +. l.. Graham of l.ibcr-
tvvillc for $1,000
10, bull, Missiles Robin 7S2,5oi, hrei
by J. +. Mccormick and owned by Nc
Cormick * Cole of Hazel Run; sold TO
II. d. Boyer Of Houston, Illinois. for
Si42.So.
II. COW. Red March Io.7I7, bred and
owned By y. h. Graham OF Frederick
town: sold to NJ. s. Henderson of New
Wells for $500.
"a, heifer calf, Settlers Lady, owned by
Felix ]. Parkin OF Fredericktowu; sold
to NJ. 5. Henderson OF New Wells for
1880.
Il, COW, Dukes SNOWFALL vs., bred
and owned by ]. T.. Wilson of Oak
Ridge: sold to W. r. Clifford of Oak
Ridge for $4,000.
ID, COW. Victoria Earl Io,477, bred and
Village: sold to Mccormick x Cole of
Hazel Run for Ss2 so.
IS, bull, Cherry Bounce $50, 974. bred
and owned by J. +. Higginbotham &
Sons of Fertile; sold to {. b. Scott Of
Pennington for 1000.
10. bull Albert Lawn. owned by N. A.
Abduction OF French Villags: sold TO T.
J. Whelen of Pennington for 5000,
II, bull, Alexander Second I.4f4,
bred and owned BY n. b. Graham OF
Fredericktown; sold to Lee Hoganmiller
of Sprott for 10000.
IS, COW, Rose Hampton Tenth v45,
6SS. bred by Joseph Houlton of Rose
vile, Illinois, and owned by n. b. Ora.
ham of Fredericktown, sold TO ]. R
Murphy, Jr. Of Pennington for $50. 90.
70. bull, Copper Bottom 2SI ,725 bred
icktown; sold to G.. w. Petermanu,
of Jackson for SIS.
20, Captain Archer 2Sr, 6s2, bred and
owned by y. \. AuBuchon of French
Village; sold TO G. \. Rickus of Farm.
ington for S72,So.
81. COW, Della Clay vas, 3I6, bred and
owned by J, +. Higginbotham & son OF
Fertile sold to NJ ). Henderson of New
Wells for $3.50,
~, COW, Charming Rose Daisy Fourth
v42, SIS; bred by W. Y. Harmed, Buncc-
ton, and owned by J. T.. Mccormick Of
st, Louis; sold to NJ. B. McCarty OF
Hazel Run for s62. so.
%, COW. Queen, owned by ]. L. vii.
son of Oak Ridge, sold to J. p. Jennings
of Pennington for $3.50.
The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1907-09-20
The Dalton Colt Show.

coach colt sired by Matad9r, owned by \.
&. knauss, Pennington. entries lst, Louis
lease, ri, VIM. korber.
Draft colt sired by brilliant. owned by A.
e.. knauss, list, John lIropkmiller; ID, Ada
Hopkins
Mule colt sired by knauss' Jack; list, {. G.,
Welmer, 2nd Georgd Brann
Mule colt sired by Dalton's Jack LIST. wash
smith; "a. l.. u. Johnson.
colt sired by Clardy's Rex Denmark LIST .
Edward Lott ID, H. /. Morris.
The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1907-09-20
Sick Headache.

This disease is caused by derange-
ment of the stomach. Take dose
Of Chambrrlain's Stomach and Liver
Tablets to correct this disorder and
the sick headache will disappear. For
sale by +. NJ. Laakmnn.
The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1907-09-20

When Washington county voted $50.
900 for bonds for building new
Court House several months ago, il
was carried by large majority. An
important error has been found 10 the
notice of election. and another election
will have TO be held.
The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1907-09-20
SPARTA HIGH SCHOOL
COMMERCIAL COLLEGE
Opens Sept. 16, 1907.

Teaching force strengthened, equip
ment improved, course extended.
Commercial Department under super
vision Of PROF. w. =. POTTER, ex-
pert penman and teacher of long eype-
rience. Expenses about one-half that
Of any reliable private school, as no
attempt is made to make money out Of
this school, Gregg and Pitman short.
hand, touch type-writing, and latest
methods Of accounting thoroughly
taught,
We have more calls for our students
than we have ever been able to supply.
One dozen beautiful calling or bust
ness cards free to any one sending us
ten names Of prospective students.
Address
j.. B. LENNON, Sec'y,
Sparta, Ill.
The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1907-09-20

Sow. any breed list, Beaser Brothers, I'd q,
n j. Counts
Pen of sheep, three entries list. y. ', Ash
burn, Pennington; I'd, X. T. sides, Farm
ingtOn
The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1907-09-20
Baby Show.

llundsumnst baby under l. months old
fifteen entries, lst, Ruth burgess "a, Norma
v Use" d, Lloyd Patrick
The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1907-09-20
Carnival Parade.

character represented In the Carnival
parudc lst Mrs. Jennie T. Forster, "a
Thomas Burnett 50, Miss Nlcr Cole
The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1907-09-20
Slow Mule Race

slow Mule Race Isl. Noah Ilawn, ID and
80. John stephens.
The Newtown bee., 1907-10-04

tOR SALE--lam going to ciose up my busl- | ness and wish to sell House. Ba II and Land 1 shall sell to suit the customer the following: l5 tons of old hay in barn. 75 tons of new hay
 10 COWS, full blood Holstein due Aug. 1st, 5 years old. 20 head of ? year old heifers, 65 casks of good cider in new casks. pair bay horses, weight 3OO0 s and 9years none better pair bay horses. weight 250O and yeary fast walkers and good farm team. bay farnl horse years old. HOO. right every way and fair driver. 1 bay horse lO50 good driver and worker fearless and ssound, 1 brown mare for
 ladies. fearless and will work anywhere, bay mare extra good driver fearless Ca family horse), 3 full blooded Berkshire sows due in Oct, 3 new single carriages, l Concord nearly new. 2seated business wagon new, 1 new MIlburn gear Is axle. 2-seated extension ,ops, Osbornmowing machine. Mccormick, 1 horse rake. l5 second hand wagons all kinds, sets double harness light and heavy, single harnesses. fany one wants he business he can have it. 1 have been eighteen years at the same stand an there is plenty of business every day. l simply am going to quit. have on hand some unfinished work and when that is completed 1 will close out the balance of my horses and wagons. F. J. Hosford. New Preston, Conn.