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Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1908-03-12
sHARrsBuRG NEWS.

Raymond Dixon, OF Pocsmoke City,
and Miss Aimee Wilson, OF this place,
were married at the home Of the bride
by Rev. G. F. Bonn, of Shepherdstown.
on Thursday evening last. The we'd
ding was quiet one, only . Few OF
their close relatives and friends being
present. Miss Mary Wilson played the
wedding march. Mrs. Dixon will nm
ish teaching this season and then they
will go to Pocomoke City, where Mr..
Dixon will take charge of mill OF his
fathers. They have the best wishes
Of their many friends here.
Chas. G.. Biggs sold on private terms
to Frank Bussard his mountain peach
farm.
Wilmer Souders is on a ten.days visit
to Washington and Philadelphia.
Miss Kittie Lease, of Frederick, has
been visiting Mrs. J. O. Wilson's family
the past week.
The deacon members OF the German
Baptist Church Of this place are max
ing their annual visit among their
neighbor German Baptist churches.
NJ. Z. Snavely, We are glad to say,
has improved so much that he expects
to be able to come out on the street
this week.
Frank Cramer, who is employed ut
Bunker Hill, spent several days st his
home here this week.
Mrs. Bette Schamel is spending some
time with friends in Philadelphia.
Miss Mary Wilson has gone to Balti-
more to parchase her spring and sum
mer stock Of millinery goods.
Houston Carnahan will be helper
with Homer Jones in his blacksmith
shop and will do all kinds OF work.
Wesley Church will move into VIM.
Reynolds house at Bloody Lane this
spring.
Thomas HUFF, who has been employ
ed in q stone quarry near ksrtinsburg,
was very seriously hurt the latter part
OF last week. His wife is a daughter
| OF Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Colbert, OF this
place.
Prof. Wachter, principal OF the pub
lie schools, is sick at his home in this
place.
Mrs. Cornelius Boyer, near the Dunk
ard church, gathered from so hens TOT
dozen OF eggs in five weeks. Who can
beat this?
Franklin Delaney, Jr., has gone to
Lappans Cross Roads to paint some
rooms for John Huffer.
Geary Miller, who had been at his
home here for the past month with .
burned foot, left on Sunday for points
in the South.
Tonmie Holtz, our blacksmith, is
housed up, suffering with a sprained
ankle.
Mrs Charles Pry and her little daugh-
ter Louise are visiting Mrs. Pry's sister
in Washington.
A four-horse wagon was sold at Har-
ry Clpp's sale for 800 which he bought
five years ago for $50. His heavy har-
ness brought more than he raid for it
five years ago.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1908-03-12
"a Head of Hogs

l Thoroughbred Poland-China boar, Is
months old, 2 good brood soWa will fArroW
by day OF sale, balance thrifty shoats, from
IS TO lOO pounds.
FARMING IMPLEMENTS ! new Shorss
Studsbaker wagon and bed, ] 2horss wagon
and bed, Brown make, almost new; 2horsS
spring wagon in good repair, top buggy AL
Anderson make. good cushion tire StanhopO
almost new, stesl-tire runabout, walter A.
Wood binder, almost new, canvas COED.
Psnnsyly aniA grain drill In good condition,
22horso barAhssr plows only used one sea
son. one Syracuse and one Bradley make,
single and double-shovel pillow, 2cultiVators,
and shovel, almost q eW, 2springtonth bar
rows, lingle-row corn planter In good condl-
ton, 2-horss roller a. good As new new rake,
for one or two horses, Mccormick mower In
good condition. new corn harvester for one
horse, only cut one crop, new cutting box.
set sDslvings. Brown wagon bed, set new
single lines, set OF new lead harness, with
collars and brides complete, GoetS make,
set OF pillow gears, wagon saddle. GoetE make
2 sets single driving harness, one set almost
new, lead reins, choke straps and pillow lines,
mattocks, moving scythes, brier scytnea
digging irons. 2 snovels, lot OF forkA X-cub
saw, hand saw, 2 log chains, ~ to 81 chickens,
lot hay and corn. lot Of iron, etc The above
property 10 comparatively new, ~ / have
boon farming but two years.
TERMS OF SALE: A credit OF twelve
months will be gwen on all sums OF 90 aad
interest from date, with approved security,
payable at the Farmers Bank OF shepherds
Town, or Farmers and Merchants Deposit
Company OF Charles Town. Under SO cash.
No property 70 be renewed until settled for.
JOHN W. IRWIN.
Bsfiebover & West, AuctA
Moore q Daniel, Clerks.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1908-03-12
81 HEAD OF SHEEP.

90 fine ewes. Already have about 50 lambs and
SiI or eight ewes to lamb. one buck. These sheep
are well bred with SouthdoWn.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1908-03-12
OF POLAND. CHINA HOGS 1!

Two young brood sows will farroW third
litter about April leth. these sows are quiet
and good breeders. One thoroughbred Po-
land China boar, eligible to registry. quiet
and . coed breeder. This In an unusually
me hog. Fourteen shoats from these sOWs
and boar, will weigh about ~ lbs, ten rat
hogs Of same stock will weigh l6O TO Nv lbs.
Fifty nne Bug Plymouth Chickens. Sew
sral trios OF 70 bred fowls, bred without
the black feathers In tail, about ~ pure bred
and grade hens. Several hens with young
chickens.
FARMING IMPLEMENTs-l Deeripg
binder in good order Mccormick mover
extra wide. nearly new, Osbourn corn bind
or has cut but ~ acres, will cut cora In any
shape, Empire grain drill, nearly new
Deere cultivator ussd but short time
Kemp manure sprs-der In good order.
studsbaker two-horss wagon rood ~ new,
heavy thinbls skein wagon, will bear any
load. good Hess surrey, Thrush Slough
ira set burrs, Syracuse sprinEtooth harrow
Vulcan pillow No. H. Jolnter, double-shoyel
plowa and tenders. single shovel plow. with
bArshare turn shovel, set OF hay ladders, ex-
ira strong D. foot ladder. grAppl0 hay fork,
rope and pslleys. land drag. new two-Aorss
double sled.
HARNESS. sets extra good Yankee har-
ness, 2 sets front gears. sst OF good double
harness. set single harm es; pair check lines.
tsrs. cellar pads riding bride, MoClsllAn
saddle, choke strap, etc.
Pair No. l hand made sprsadsrs complete
extra strong carriage poe, single, double
and treble trees, pltchforks, dung forks,
wooden forks. dung hooks. pioW shovels and
bull tongues. new grindstone, shsSp1hsars.
lot OF carpenter tools, mRttocka, ShoVeh,
axes, log chains, breast On aims. short chains,
short chains, striking hammer and wsdgss,
buck saw, man saw, o IT. x.cut saw, grain
sacks, hoes Superior drill frame and wheel,
lot OF drill hoes. old irsn, ETC., SOO handles OF
fodder
HOUSEHOLD G00DS-Two bodGteAdG,
set OF springs. trundls bed, mattress, large
feather bod, half dozen dining chairs. rocking
chairs. 2 kitchen drop-leAf walnut tables,
new sausage grinder. new lard press, clover
leaf separaLers, good revolving churn, T.
gallon dashsr churn, chunk stove, clothes
rack, aud nuMerous other articles.
Seed Potatoes, Early Fortune and Late
Rose, some eating potatoes Bacon and Lard,
including hams, sides and shoulders. this II
extra nice N eat Weighing II TO 10 lbs, each.
TERMS OF sALE-A credit OF eight
months will be given on all sums OF go and
over, purchass' TO give note, with approved
security. negotiable and payable at Oithsr
Bank OF Shsph srdstown, with Interest from
date. Fat hogs will be sold for cash. Under
tlU cash. Ne property TO be removed until
settled for.
A. A. p. MEL, JR.
]. n. Dodd. Auctionser.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1908-03-12
Communicated "A Friendly Criticism.

DEAR Mr.. SNYDER-An editorial In
last weeks REGISTER was the occasion
of much regret to some Of your read.
ers. The REGISTER Is enc OF she best
county newspapers in the country, and
of it and of its editor we are justly
proud.
But the editorial in question did not
do credit to your usual good sense and
kind heart. The REGISTER turned
its bat cries away from the saloons and
trained it. guns on their unfortunate
victims, seven business men, ten farm
ers, dozen young men and couple OF
women.
III the facts are indeed as stated, sad
as they are, we are glad that so few OF
our people have as yet become victims
of drink, and instead Of publishing tine
faults of these few to the world, we
ought TO be grateful that our people
generally are so temperate and sober.
II the REGISTER should undertake 10
publish the faults Of the rest OF US in
town and country who have faults OF a
different character but perhaps equally
bad, the list would be much longer,
and maybe some Of US preachers, edi-
tors, doctors, lawyers and teach ers
might have to be included, as we'll as
the other classes that were named.
The present policy Of the world, l
know, is public exposure Of other peo-
piles sins bat il may well be questioned
WHISTLER that was Christ's way, and
whether it should be the way OF us
Christians
Does the singing out OF individuals,
or even Of classes, to speak publicly OF
their faults, promote the mutual love
aud sympathy, forbearance and help
fulness, that should exist between mem
bers and classes in community like
ours for its highest we'll beinEi
Is there not danger that the publish
ing Of other peoples sins will produce
among US the spirit Of rank phariseeism
run TO seed
Would 1t not be better to love them
and help them, as Jesus did, and hide
our brothers faults from the world
while we help them to give them up?
In case the REGISTER is inclined to
continue this line of attack, one little
verse of friendly warning Is all that we
have to add,
"The COLLINS will git you,
If you don't watch out ~
Yours Sincerely,
O.. G..
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1908-03-12
Life Guards.

The Life Guards are two regiments OF cav
airy forming part OF the British houssh old
troops. They are gallant soldiers, and sv-
cry loyal British heart In proud OF them.
Not only the Kings household. but yours,
ours, every body . should have Its life guaids.
The need OF them 10 especially great when
the greatest foes of life, diseases, md allies
in the very elements, a. colds fiusnzA. ga
stormy month OF March. The best way that
We know Of to guard against these diseases
10 TO strengthen the syatsn with Hoods
IL removes the conditions In which these
diseases make their most successful attack,
gives vigor aud tone to all the vital organs
and functions, and imparts q genial warmth
TO the blood. Remember the weaker the
system the greater the exposure 10 disease.
Hoods Sanaparilla makes the system
stronE.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1908-03-12
Tuesday, March IL, 1908.
the following personal property
7 HORSES AND MULES!
ID HEAD OF CATTLE a!

Seven milk cows i've are giving milk and two wiil
be fresh IN spring -Four helterE rising years OLD,
will be fresh in Epring. Ons thoroughbred Durham
bull, weighs 1000 pounds. I've ltesrS HSing year.
cid, ysarIings one bull calf. heiters aad young
stock steers These cattle are well bred with Oar
ham and are worthy the ate ntion Of iarnsrl.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1908-03-12
IS HEAD OF FINE HOGS |

Three thorous Inbred Poland-China sows,
have pigs y N cir .ia. 6 S5esS sow 10 Ps
FARMING InPLEkENrs-one newt MI.
new DesrinG mower. new hcCor sitck horse
rake anew bucksye cuihvator new Deere
corn planter. new Pennsylvania 10 -down
drill, No. new Brown wsson' nsrr9v.
ahelvings. sets new dung -boards. suck va
son, Eureka wheat fan. lever harrow, WOODEN
frame harrow, iron harrow, 1No. ~ Oiver
chilled plows, 9 oubie-shsvel. plows. single
corn shelter, busy spread. new morse SLED
and bed. light cart, water dr~a ana barrels,
pair sPresdes ntih chain ss.s orsss.
trees. Q COW chains, : log chains. ~ srPin
sanks, straw knife, dung fosk. carpenter
tools. lOO feet OF inch rope. wise, anvil tool
chest.
HARNESS. sets brseshb.Jds, Z sets
front harness. 8 SETS plow harness. 8 brides,
S collars, e-horse wagon line, pair check
lines set Of buggy harness, wagon ssddie,
wagon whip. pair tongue straps. leather
.ass .;a n:m ne. h.ss s ssrns asss.
hoes. corn spuus. maud corn planter, mat,
took. shovels, pick, IG pounds OF isra.
HOUSEHOLD GooDs-rwo cottage bod
stsads. large walnut bedstsad, single bed.
years old. baby (doublsl crib. WISH stand.
nigh chair, wAshbowl and pilshers, solid
walnut writing desk, mahogany AbIs ~
years old. OAK hall rack, lofoot oak extern
sion Table. doEen extra strong dining chairs,
velvet couch, walnut stand, carpet csush,
safe over lOO years old, kitshen tabis, Yarn
ers cook stove, No. 10 s-gsllon brass ke,tls,
l-sall0n braa kettle, alright wood stoyss.
drum. ~ yards hall carpet, Brussels atalr
carpet, ~ yards rag carpet, 30 yards new
mating. Tampa. lot Of window sbsiss. 4
porch benches. and many other articles TOO
numerous 70 mention.
VIII Also sell half interest In 81 acres Of
growing wheat. 81 dne chicken heps one
pair bronze tnrkeys, IS thoroughbred PsEp
ducks.
TERM5--A credit OF niss months will be
given on ell sums Of SO aud ever, Purchaser
70 give negotiable note, bearing interest
from date. paysDls At either bank Of bhsp-
herdstown. W. Va, Under 80 cash. NO
property 70 Ds removed until settled for.
sale 70 begin ~ " O'Clock q. m.
Dr.. KOONfZ.
J. W. Dod6. Auctlonesr.
J. IS. ksIDhsrt and W. J. Ksott, ClsrEs.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1908-03-12

GOVERNOR DAWSON turned a very
neat trick on the Legislature recently
adjourned. The Senate proposed to
pay it's many attaches two dollars a
day over and above their lawful COM
pensation, while the House agreed to
vote mileage at the rate Of ten cents q
mile to it's employees. The Governor
sent special message to the Legisla-
ture protesting against these extravs-
gances, but no attention was paid him
and the money was voted and put into
the contingent fund so that he could
not veto it as a separate item. The
Governor has proven equal to the &C.
casion, however, and has cut out the
entire contingent appropriation for
both houses. There will be weeping
and wailing and gnashiug of teeth,
but Governor Dawson has done ex.
actly right.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1908-03-12
40 HEAD OF HoGSI

six sovs. two with pigs by their SIDE, one
boar, Ihs balance thrifty Hhoan.
FARMING IMPLENENTs-i Brown wa
,ona one \ No. aud the other No. s with
Rad tno No. IL almost new, one hoAIly
new wagon bed that VIII hoIn 70 ousn
corn, set OF grain ladders, Desrlnd DanSel
neariT new, DOsring mower, Woocs NOV
ar Twentieth Century manure spreeoeL Ley
and in psrfect condition, new superior otln'
BicRtord Hoffman drill. horso rhks' HIs
row corn planter. Land roller, Onver
nIowa. 4 sprinEtooth harroWs. culIiyneors'
BJnsie.shoysi pio vs., Sdouols-ahoVel plows,
2iron trouGns, corn shSilsr, seed soWer' nny
knifs, stone sledgs, shovel, mAt.ek, ~ ~.
EinK iron, brisr scythO, corn sluos; oos ~.
and single trees, BtrOtchsTa eeHs quiz
shSinG, breast chains. 4 irsn jockey stieks,
IoT chains, lS-foot ladder, hay NIX. IoRe
and puIleyI " grain SACKS. about ~ ouhneis
good eHtinE potatoes. one share OF Morgan
Grove ASSOCIATION STOCK
yEHICLks-Ons doublS-seGtsd surrey
FOOD a new, shafts And pole, one new Lao
berthe fAllinEtop buggy. one ssSel, u l,oV,.h
inEtop buggy, both are Thrush StouSu
MAKE, one spring wagon, one stick wagon
H.RNKSs-S seta breeehoAniG. 3 sets front
rs-n Gots pIow gears, 4 boussnG, collars,
hind bridIsE wagon eddie, wagon Iine' 1
choke atfAps, 8 haIters. single set OF pussy
harness, double set buggy harness. Inc
above property 10 all in good condllioh anu
worthy the attention OF buyers.
HOUSEHOLD G0oDs-0ne large COOK
atoye. Ghset.lron chunk stove, Kitchen Ia
bic, droplsAf table, Z bsdsteads. lounge
foiding bed GOOD a. new, corner enpool ara
cream separator, large dinner Dell, ~ tons
hSy ahonI 40 chickens, aud many other ar
IIcfss not mentioned. VIII offer for SAFE
los acres OF growing wheat In the ground
TERuS OF SALE-A credit OF nine months
will be given on all sums OF $40 aud over
purchaser To give negotiable note, Wen In.
dor sed, with In tSreSE from date, pAyHOls ~
any OF the county banks. UnuoI Wv SA sNl
No nronerty 10 bS romoV I'd until settled for.
sale to oog in At SSV A'clock q. IN.
S0 ~ E. h REMNANT,
Administrator OF W. Il. Powell, deceased
j. w. Dodd. Auctioneer. ,,,,--
J. s. Reinhart 4 VIM. L. McQuilkin, CLERKS
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1908-03-12
ONE GOOD MILK COW
will be fresh by day OF sale.
S HEAD OF HOGSI

FOur OF which are Yorkshires, weighing
from 100 to l25 lbs each.
VEHICLES-l stauhops rubbertirs buggy
good as new. rubbertire buggy, not hurt,
RI berthe runabout. run very little, stee =
tire buKgiea, / ateel-trO runabout, tHo-
seated carriages threo-SeatSd wagon, lot OF
extra wheels. 5. buggy poles, COED sleigh
cutters slough make. basket sleighs and
bells.
FARMING IMPLEMENTS-One two.
horse Brown wagon and bel, set hay ladoerl,
good as new, PennsyIyRnia low down drill.
Deerihg mower, roller good ~ new, steel
frame horse rake, new. Tiger corn planter
Brown cultiVGtor, double row corn harvest
err springtooth lsVer harrow, square narrow,
hay fork. rope and pulleys, lot OF and
prong forks, Germ spuds. corn choppers, cut
ling box, single trees, double trses. spread
err, lot ofiron, 40.
HARNKSe-2 sets Yankee harness. sets
5reeshbands, 2ssts lsad harness, ssts ploW
EoaFs. good wagon saddle. let Of collars bri-
dlsa Gc sotn double harness. ~ SITS sin
Tie harness. riding saddles and brides, col
lars brides and lot OF extra pisces OF driV-
Ing harness, let Of robes biankeM buggy
spreads and many other things not nsn-
tened.
TERMH-A credit Of nina months win be
given on al sums Of go and over. purchaser
70 give note. with approved security. Netes
to Bear interest nom date, and payable a.
either Bank 81 SbeEherdstown. Uader SO
cash. Nc property 70 be removed until set
tied for. Bale - begin At 70 O'Clock =: M
q. ID. CARTER.
NV. Dodd, Auetionesr.
J. 3. Reinnart, Clerk.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1908-03-12
A. w. GLEASON.

A fine son was born on passenger
train of the Norfolk and Western
Railway at Roanoke, Va, last Mon.
day to Professor and Mrs. A. G. Will
liams, Of Emory and Henry College,
Va. Mrs. Williams was on her way
to Roanoke to be with her parents.
The baby arrived just as the train
stopped at the depot there.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1908-03-12
A Cure For Misery.

81 have found a cure for the misery
malaria poison produces" says R. NJ.
James, of Louellen, s. @. "It's called
Electric Bitters, and comes in so cent
bottles. 1t breaks up case Of chills or
a bilious attack in almost no time
and it puts yellow jaundice clean out OF
commission" This great tonic med
icine and blood purifier gives quick re-
lief in all stomach, liver and kidney
complaints and the misery Of lame
back Sold under guarantee az Hills
Pharmacy
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1908-03-12
Tuesday, March 81, 1908
the following personal properly:
S HEAD OF HORSESl

One nns heavy-bsned bay mare years
and SsntIe. IL IL hands high aud weighs about
100 ib,.. sound and unblemished. Bag mare
no years eid heavy In foal By imported Per-
ebsren horse, works and drives well where
ever hitchsd, q gssd leader and weighs a6oIs
lin lb1.. sound and unblemishsl. Black
horas. Ia years old. family horse, works
and drives wherever hitshed, weighs llOo
Ibs.. safe and sound aud . g Cd leader.
Black mare 10 years old. works and drives
This mare was bred In fall and weighs HOO
lbs. One thrss-fsurths bay STANDARDIZED
nIly * years old, nns style and action, gen
tie and viii make . toppy. speedy mare, II
rs hands high and weighs about 20. lbs.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1908-03-12

Hon. HENRY G. DAVIS is being
urged for the Democratic nomination
for Governor Of West Virginia. We
think that Mr.. Davis can easily be
elected over Charlie Swisher, who
seems to be the leading candidate for
the Republican nomination.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1908-03-12
Saturday, Morcb 18th, 1908 ]
the following personal property:
80 Head Of Cattle

Is Shorthorn bulls. including The Seventh
Duke OF Dark Hollow .l67i97. This bull 10
known 90 the Arnett Bull and has been sue
csssful In tho prize-rinx With heavy compe-
tition NJ the Haserstown and winchester
fsirs, and will weigh about 2iOU pounds.
Balance OF the bulls range In age from Two
weeks to Iwo years old and are sired Dy the
above mentioned bull. Ten OF the young
bulls are old enough for service. Three fAt
cows. q < fat steers, two registered Durham
cows with calves at foot. Three high grade
Durham COWS, that will be fresh by day OF
salo or soon after.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1908-03-12

The congressional contest in the
sixth Maryland district promise, to be
a lively one. There are now in the
field four Republican candidates for
Congrsss-B. II. Warner, of Mont
gomery county; Alex R. Hagnsr, Of
Hagerstovn; Lloyd Lowndss, of Cum.
bsrland; and Congressman Pearrs is
fighting hard for denomination.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1908-03-12

THE Minnesota Democrats have
declared for Governor Johnson as the
Democratic presidential nominee.
The Democratic party might do worse
than nominate johnson. he is man
of the right sort-and has never been
beaten.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1908-03-12

EFFORTS are being made in Con.
gress to secure certain favors for the
people from the railroads, such as
national mileage books and laws that
will make the railroads conform to
State rate legislation. Of course
these benefits will not be given, for in
the House Speaker Joe Cannon is the
all powerful friend Of the railroads,
while the Senate is the strong defense
Of every corporation. Still, there's
no telling when brighter day-a
Democratic day-will dawn.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1908-03-12

GOVERNOR DAWSON has vetoed the
liquor license bill passed at the recent
extra session of the Legislature, on
the ground that it will deprive the
State of about 800, 900 in revenues.
The administration is handling the sa-
looms very tsnderly this year.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1908-03-12

THE Democratic boss in Pennsyl-
vanis, Col James NJ Gutfsy, has an
nounced himself for Bryan. 1t will
be we'll to remember, however, that
Guffey is also for Guffey-6rst, last
aud all the time.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1908-03-12
PUBLIC SALE.

No. l, standardized bay horse Q ysarS old
weigh ing i 100 lbs, this horse has record OF
ais and IL An exceptionally good riding
horse. No. q blood bay stallion years Old
weighs l4OO pounds, we'll broken, Hamllto-
MAN and Remington stock. No. 3roan horse
coming years old, weighs 1850 pounds, well
work anyWhers hitchsd, broken 70 lead. No.
4 and 8, brown horses weighing l4OO Ids.
each, cannot be hitchod Amlas, ages and
II years. No. 8. brown mare Weighing 1857
pounds, will work anywhere. No. 4, dun
horse, we'll broken, will work anywhere,
weighs llOO lbs. years cid. No. B. Dlack
horse, broken 70 work anywhere, weighs
1850 lbs, g years old. No. 8. bay horse Will
work anywhere hitchOd, good family horse.
The above horses are not afraid OF steam.
No 10 and Ii, pair dun horses, well broken
single and double, 4 and years old. No IA.
gray horse broken for general purpose. NO.
Is, brown mare broken for single ana douols
driving, years old No. IA. roam pacing
horse good rider and driver, single and
double No. Il, roam horse known az Car
ter's Mao, the money maker. No. 10, black
horse will work anywhere except In the
lead No. IL, bay horse well broken Tor Ia
dies riding and driving. No. IL, bay mare
years old broken for riding and driving.
No. 10 and ~, pair nne mules well broken
and gentle, and years old, one an extra
good wagon and ploW leader.