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on their men-msn within these walls.
This IL society for them.
There IL also the practical side. Without
this ideal Of an urbane social gathering,
indeed. the Moulin could not exist for a
week
Even tourists are quite safe 90 long
a. they remain within It's walls, and Il Is
on this fact that the proprietor relies 20
keep his license.
aMy place is more peacehil than the so
called high class balls and prornenoirs''
be- boasts with truth.
What he naturally does not tell h that
these gilded halls u peacefulness, these
tmnuun, velvet curtained supper rooms
are the places where murders. duels, re-
morseless vendcttas, all have their begin
nings.
That is Why the Paris municipality has
several times wished tO suppress the
place: but two considerations stand in the
way.
First. Il IL impossible % a get a word Of
evidence aRninst the Moulin de- Ia Galette
In its own neighborhOOd ShOpkeepers
and residents. the whole surrounding
population. when pushed 10 the wall by
evidence seekers end by affirming that
the place u perfectly well kept, model
for an such, correct and peaceful
orderly a. from a natural history lecture
at the Hall Of the Astronomical Society
A. a fact the wise neutrality which the
girls Of these PARIS toughs have thrown
round the Moulin more or lees protects
the citizens who dwell immediately beside
Il, while for the reet a blind terror of cruel
and lingering retaliation closes every
mouth
Secondly. the Moulin ia protected by the
Paris police of the secret service.
ibid the Moulin not exist | should have
10 invent u. observed GoFun when he was
chef Do surete In a word. the Moulin
makes a magnificent hunting ground for
thugs and thieves the hest in Europe.
Once a Paris criminal 0f the ordinary
brand has brought on a coup has
made a condition. a. they cal H., h,
feels the attraction of the Galette IRE
sistlbly. He cannot keep away from it.
If he knows that the police count %
his tuI ming up IN these bright halls with his
ill gotten gains. objected the lawyer
tourist. why IL he not wise enough 20
keep away from them?-
The difficulty IL more complicated than
that. replied the PARIS seXpert. The thug
who has brought on a coup may quite
as well argue that his absence viii be taker
a. still more significant
He may keep away one night. two
nights but the thought will intride t.
sell. j look az II ! we're afraid 10 show
upr
In the end he always shows up. con.
cluded the expert. He breads that his
ahsence will he noted not only by The
police but by the camaros tor cOmradesl D.
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having been forbidden by a judge 70 in
habit Paris for a specified time
And you say they will have 10 be re-
leased9-
"Bah, there IL scarce a fifteen year-od
Rarhill0n among them who has not his
precautions taken. DumiCile' Surely
hs gives street and number, certified by
hood2 He works. -junkshOp apprentice
is a favorits pretsXt, some fences for a
weekly dole holding themselves ready
10 respond for a dozen young villains
each.
The very mingling of Paris virtue
with this vice provides the average Apache
with a trade Apprenticeship are still In
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NEWEST FORTUNE TELLER.
The Telephone GIri. FrOm = Glass Case.
Reveals Tsur Future 20 You.

The gypsy queen and the Hindu nr.nosss
who tell your fortune for = Ont IN he
phonograph rooms give Il to you printed
on a card. High in a glass casa and Ito
size in form the lady sits. with ops hard
Outstretched over an array ~ T'ayrg
cards. and when you have droppad v1'ir
cent IN tho slot in the machine's hls7 mo
lady up above moves her hands back ard
forth over tho FACE of the cards before
her and looks very wise and then In a
moment therc IN popped out % you from
below a bit ~ pastsboard on which v'1
fnd your fortune. The newest Of tAes'
fortune tellcrs talks Il right into your
ear: she is called the telephone girl.
Like the others the Telephone girl sits.
lifesise. high in a glass CASE on a pedesiai
containing the mechanism: but the appa-
ratus 10 somewhat different. Here you
find arrnycd. over which the hand Of the
figure aWavs. the same layout of playing
cards; but here instead of a raven perched
n the fortune tailer's elbow you md
rising from the table IN front n her the
curved arm Of telephone transmitter,
which n plaood az a height convenient "
the telephone girls lips.
A one corner of the haae of this ma-
chine n the slot to put the can't IN. Az
on the other corner on the customary
hook hangs a telephone receiver. Drop
a cent IN the slot and plaoe the receiver
at your ear and -'rhere h trouble N store
Tor you says the t8lsphons girl. but
don't Be- alarmed, you'll come out AZ
right. Don't lean On others. but tFlt1l
yourself and % ahoad.' and % On.
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terrible yet most courteous public hall In
Paris. said the expert.
In its way II u the most extraordinary
spot In Paris II n an enormous hail
with quantities of supper rooms and
private reoesses cut % by Curtatns for
quiet conversations The curtains are q
velvet so are the coverings of the
carved and gildsd furniture
The walls are all lined with mirrors.
The hand stand. elevated az one end
contains a first class orchestra ~ fifty
pieces. The ceiling is one vast unending
mirrur, and when the orchestra tears
oh the grand quadnlle and YOU look
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vogue, and even street boys are proud
of some trade deKterity. As for work
they WORK just enough 20 prove that
they wOrked-recently
The rlfe simply Keeps them moving
or forty taken IN the dragnet ten viii
possibly he held The rest tiit temporarily
10 some other Paris quarter IN an OminOus
migration.
In the IDEALS Of their girls. the expert
said, their lives are a. romantic NJ
knights errant. ever ready % rescue
beauty from the mHurs inspectors IN
plain clothes; and Just a. Tancred Of
Hauteville led his little hand from Nor
mandy become too hot for them ~ easy
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vel % DO even when tempted 20 moro
laborious burEiing thoy aro sure q the
Eympathy. or at lsast thu apathy. Of
tho lower populacs.'
Each Paris quarter has ia mode
In tho MAison Blanche variation the
criminals bang b straight and short
bstvsen shaved temples and slightly
c,rlod n the left with hot iron. The hang
OF the Montmartro thug hangs diagonaliy
from right TO lsft In a swelling half roll,
while hs OF tho Porto Do vinosnnsa ~
ioiocs in a Point du Jour hang betWeen
curious side bansH from temple 70 eaT.
sIs 10 bloodthirstyi' shivered the
tourist. her eyes glued on tho splendid
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cons 20 tho centre TO distinguish them
solves in society Tonight there will b.
soieun politeness AZ the great ball. In a
way Il IL pathetic that their decent social
aspirations should cause their undOing.
Thsy know the hall IN h. almost a snare.
a-d ". they cannot keep away
sHow do they dare put identifying
marks upon themsslves?' a lawyer of the
party asked.
sWhy are they always tatoood?' re-
pied thc expert. Il tell you il IN 4 social
idcc- cutsids society. They are proud
Of icing thugs. a trade that leaves no
truo1E and a. they attack only tho
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condition with his mates or haggling
prices with q fence viii suggest going
elsewhere 10 he private.
Idiot the others viii whisper 10 him.
do you want % get us shadowed? Don't
make us noticed. Ho. therel-
Doubtless the idea h correct. Here
they make a great mass. all together.
Groups form and break up. You can't
criticise a man for chatting with ac-
qumintancss You can't suspect a burglar
for heing courteous in society. Conversa-
tons start up and are cut od-it all passes
in the crowd
The orchestra tears on the grand
uiIadrille. The hoor IL kaleidospopic
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soHiO PcopiS Can HIN tho HOmeiisst
DEG IN Existence, hot He Vas Other
Qualities That MAKE Up for Laek og
Coed Looks His ancient Lineage.
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rs Head Of Fine .
Grade Guernseq Cows

and grade Heiiers About half Of
these have calves by their sides, and
others close springers. 3 Bulls 1
Registered Guernsey and fine one.
Anyone wanting good stock Bull, be
sure and see this one.
Yearling Bulls.
FARM WAGONS-I Columbia Rail
Bed, Runabouts, Milk Wagon in
good order; 2 Road Carts, I Miller
Cart, Carriage Pole, I Sleigh, I
strap Bells, I Milk Sleigh.
FARM IMPLEMENTS Osborne
Tedder, I Plano Horse Rake. nearly
new; I Check-row Corn Planter, Bulls
eye, nearly new; I Hay Flat, Strahorn
make; 52-spike Harrow in good order;
Superior Flows, I-horse Plow, 2
Little Diamond Cultivators. 3 Hand
CultivatorS, Row-markers, I Farm
Roller, I Horse Corn-coverer. Corn
Shelter, I Grindstone, Grain-fan,
Forks, Shovels, Single Trees and Dou-
BILE Trees, Hoe Scythe, lot of Pulleys,
lot of Cow-chains, I Hay Fork and 100
#. Rope.
HARNESS. sets Work Harness,
sets Heavy Brcech Harness. 3 sets
Single Harness, Riding Bride, Brides,
Collars, Lines, Plow Lines, Halters
and Blankets, Etc.
DAIRY FIXTURES-Lot OF 20 and
40 at Milk Cans, Aereator, I Grain
Box, holds so bushels OF wheat, good
Cook Stove, and many articles not
mentioned which will be hunted up
by day of sale.
TERMS OF SALF:-All sums Of
$40 and under, cash. Over that amount
a credit OF months will be given by
purchaser giving bankabe note with
approved endorser Interest if not paid
when due RICHARD BEERS.
DR.. Chas r. Biles, Auct
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Local J0HingS

-Cec:iton High School has pur-
chased piano for the use OF the
pupils.
-Cecilton Chapter OF the Epworth
League cleared $I4 from its recent Val
entine Social.
Walter H. Taylor has disposed OF
his newspaper and stationery business
to Joseph Hinchliffe.
-EMton Conclave OF Heptasophs in
stalled its newly elected officers on
Wednesday evening.
The fair an dfestival held by the
Rising Sun Cornet Band last evening
will be continued this evening.
The ladies OF Harris NJ. L. ongre-
CATION, Elk Neck, cleared about $50
from their suppers served last week.
High grade hogs sold at $o.75 per
hundred weight in Cincinnati, on We'd
nesday. The high war time record was
5000.
Chesapeake City public schools re
Gently expended $40 for new books,
making Z useful and valuable addition
to their libraries.
Constable Lockerman, OF the First
district, lodged Frank Wooliord, col
ored, of that section, IN iail here. on
the charge OF stealing chickens.
George II. Huber, OF Newark, and
Wilmington, has purchased the Glenn
son property, near Singerly, which it is
said, he will develop as stock farm.
-Messrs w. S, Elmore and Clar-
ence Deibert will continue the textile
business OF W. S. Dcibert & Co., at
Elk Mills, Jacob Wilson having retired
from the firm.
Taylor W. McKenney will erect
additional shedding in the FELTON,
House livery yard and moved his office
building there from the Howard House
yard this week.
Cherry Hill Chapter Epworth
League will hold festival in the Red
Mems Hall, this evening, with music
by the home band Everybody is in
vited to attend
TO LAUNDRY PATyONS.-
Having taken the agency in Elkton for
the Institute Laundry, recently con-
Quoted by Charles M. Punel1. I will
appreciate the continued custom OF
old patrons and solicit work of any
kind from any OF my friends Pack
ages can be LETT at A. G. Browns meat
store or at my residence. If desired,
will call for and deliver packages.
Thanking you in advance for your Gus
tom, | remain
JOHN F. SPARKLIN.
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Monday, March 9Th, 1910
z Head Horses and Colts

No. I-FLIRT, black mare, IS years
old; good worker and fair driver.
No. 2-BELLE, iron gray colt. com
ing 3 years old, broke to single and
double harness, ard will work any
place.
No. 3--HIRAM, bay horse, 9 years
old; excellent work horse, good
driver, and is safe for any child to
drive.
No. 4-MYRTLE, bay mare, IL
years old, an excellent driver and a
good worker, and with foal by Pazotte.
No. 5-rIPSY, black mare, colt,
coming years old; fine prospect for
driver or worker.
No. o-SUNDAY, black mare, colt,
coming 3 years old, perfectly quiet;
broken to single and double harness.
Will work any place
No. 7-MAUDE, black mare, ID
years old; good worker and with foal
by William M.
No. S-GIPSY, sorrel mare, 10 years
old, an excellent worker.
No. 9-MAY, bay mare, o years old
good worker and fair driver.
No Io-STAR, nice size yearling, by
Mr.. Paynes horse Duroci
No. I1-BlRD, nice size, yearling.
by same hose.
No. 12-LADY, nice yearling, by
o,,,,a i,nTca
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ES|DENCE PROPERTY
AT Hdvre de Grace, Nd.

Under and by virtue OF power CON
tanned i'll a mortgage IRON d. Craig
Jones and Mary Arilla Jones, his wife,
to The Home Building and Loan As
Sociation OF Cecil County. dated the
23rd day OF May, 1907, and recorded in
Liber w. S. f. No. I2G, Folio 1876 &c.
one OF the Land Record Books OF
Hartford County, the undersigned At
toruey named in said mortgage, viii
sell at public auction al the Hartford
House, in Havre de Grace, Hartford
County Md on
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Farming implements

Osborne Binder, has only cut one
crop; l Osborne Moving Machine. as
good as new; l Hoosier Corn Planter,
with wire attachments; 1 Roller, new;
2-whecl Cultivator, good as new; 8
Hand CultivatorS, , 2-hOrSc Syracuse
Flows, ! 2-horsc Ohio Chilled Plow, I
Disc Harrow, Sprngltooth Har-
rows, good as new; 1 6o-tooth Iron
Frame Harrow, new last year; I IL
spout Superior Grain Drill, good as
new; I H.av Rake, in good order; 3
Farm Wagons, in good shape; l
Creamery Wagon. 1 Top Buggy, good
as new, Burns make: I4-foot Hay
Rigging, I Dearborn Pole, 1 Grind
stone, lot of Single Trees, Double
Trees, 3-horse Trees, Corn Knives,
Spades, Shovels, Stoves, etc.
HARNESS. sets Double Wagon
Harness, l set with brichbands attach
ed; lot Of Plow Harness. Collars, Bird
les, etc.
POULTRY.-z5 Plymouth Rock
and BOOSTERS. Turkey Hens, Cob
bier, Ducks, I Drake, 3 Guineas.
This Poultry will be sold for the cash.
One half interest OF 70 I-2 acres of
wheat in the ground by the acre.
l wrought-iron Range Cook Stde,
nearly new.
TERMS OF SALE:-All sums of
SEQ and under cash. On sums over
that amount a credit OF months will
be given by purchaser giving bank
able note with approved endorser. In
tercst added from day of sale. 3 per
cent. discount allowed on cash paw
ments. No goods to be removed until
terms are complied with.
r. II. SHOCKLEY.
DR. Chas. r. BileS, auct.
II. d. Conner, clerk.
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g&l2 HORSES AND COLTS

No. |. Maud. Dun Mare, first class wurk
mare
No 2, Hattie West, Ray Mare, supposed 10
be in foai 10 DreDneb's horse william NJ,
firstclas. driving, brood ard work mare, can
step in 40.
No. 3, Rex, Black Hor.e, 10 years old, good
ali-around horse 10 dive or work; weight
l1UO pounds.
No 4, Maid. Ray Mare 6 years Old, by
ToreDa, dam Hattie Wesi; natural PAGER and
has been mites in better than 2:s0 with little
trsinlDg; irsi-cIass driver with plenty of grit
quiet and all right
No. 8, Gypsy, Bay Mae, years old, is
hands. will weigh 1910 pounds, by 1orena,
dam Wilkes mare; this mar with sixty
days training stepped Harlan's track in 225
on the psct; will work any where and Ii a
II si-cass driver fearless of antos, stes m
| roller and all Rad objects; any one In need of
sonnet hing To be proud OF had netter look this
| mare over, rs she has no blemishes on her
sound and all right
No 6, Palo, bay colt, coming years old, Is
bands and uai dy; by McC oy's Pazote, dam
Hattie West.
No. T. Annie, Gill Edge, ~ old Gi t Edge
in foal to Nolan, he by Baron Dillon, dam
| Nida.
No y, Star, Dun Colt, coming years cd by
Dock, dam Annie; a nice one,
No ., Gill Edge Colt, coming year old, by
INDIAN, dam Annie. This one can handle
himself and looks good.
No TO- Dock, Bay Horse, IL years old, bred
In the Wilkes and Hambletonirn; this horse
Is 1874 hands and Is a Rad rise for the family,
| as he IN sound, fearless IF everything and
quiet for lady TO drive anywhere aud can
step some; will WORK anywhere
No II, Ted, Bay Horse, 10 years Old first
| class work and driving horse; sound, quiet
| and fearless; will work anywhere aud will
| weigh 1907 pounds. Nos. 10 and II make a
nice team.
No IL Pearl, Bay Mare Mule, 9 years cd,
will weigh 1000 pounds; no one has u better
| one, Is quiet and will work anywhere.
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SATURDAY, MARCH 18th, 1910
At. 10 O'clock A. NJ,

all that lot or parcel OF land situated
at or near the corner OF Market and
Lafayette streets, in the City of Havre
de Grace. Md, having front of 80 feet
on East side of Market street and a
depth OF 200 feet with Alley 20 feet
wide in rear OF lot, said lot being more
particularly described in said mortgage
and being the same lot conveyed to the
said ID. Craig Jones by Sylvester E.
Pennng and wife, by deed dated the
9th day OF December, 1904, and record
ed in Liber w. S. F. No. us, Folio 2
&c, one OF the Land Record Books OF
Hartford County aforesaid, adjoining
residence OF Summer6eld Wilson.
The improvements consist of a COM
modiOus lie story Slate Roof
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8 Head Of Cattle E

8 Mix Cows, 1 Holstein Bull, COM
ing 3 years old; Heifer, coming 2
years old, with calf; 8 Yearling Heifers
FARM IMPLEMENTS 2-horse
Farm Wagons, Hay Rigging, Mar
ket Wagon, I Deering Binder, Now
ing Machine, Randall Harrow, 1
Spike Harrow, 2-horse Cultivator, 3
I-horse Cultiyators, I Hay Rrake, l
2-horse Grain Drill, I Timothy Clover
Seed Sewer. j Truckers Seed Sewer,
with all attachments; Truckers Hand
Cultivator, Grain Cradle. I Grain
Fan. Forge and Anvil with blacksmith
tools, Work Bench and Wise, 3 Iron
Pumps, I-barrel Waterwagon, Slop-
wagon, Wheelbarrows, Post Ma
chine and Anger, Post Spade, I Post
Dog, Cross-cut Saws, Fodder CUT
ter, hand or horse power; Circular
Saw and Frame. Sled Corn Market,
Wheel Corn Marker, Hay Fork and
Rope, Horse Clippers, Blocks and Fall,
I 2-horse Road-scoop, sets of Breech
Harness, a sets Plow Harness, Brides.
Collars, 8 sets Double Lines, Double
Trees and Single Trees, I Hoghead.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Cider
Vinegar, lot empty Barrels, lot tomato
Crates, rs Plymouth Rock laying hens.
Lot odds and ends, too nuherous to
mention.
HOUSEHOLD GOODS-3 Bed
room Suits, assortment of Chairs, as
sortment of Pictures, Parlor Suit,
China Closet, 8 Tables, Hanging
Lamps and small Lamps, Clocks, Cook
ing Utensils, Dishes. 3 5-gallno Can
Creamery, 2 Churns, I Corner Cup
board, Kitchen Cupboard, 2 Cook
Stoves, Lard Press, Sauer Kraut Cut
ter, Enterprise Meat Chopper, Scales
and Weights, Mirrors, Brick-a-brac.
TERMS:-Cash
CARRIE V. WILKINSON.
Joseph I. Holt, Auct. Administrators.
Thomas Shippers, Clerk. febIo2t
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NO FALSE PRETENSE h
marked the career of Ely's Crea
Balm. Being entirely harmless,
is not responsible like the catar
snuffs and powders, for minds sh;
tered by cocaine. The great V
tue OF Ely's Cream Balm is that
speedily and completely ov'
comes nasal catarrh and hay few
Back of this statement is the t.
timony OF thousands and req
tation OF many years success. .
drugg SIS, sec, or mailed by /
Bros, 50 Warren Street, N
York.
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the West Chester Normal for Il
Spring vacation.
Mrs. Emma Bomaun is visitii
her sister, \ RS. Kate Sawdon,
Baltimore.
Mr.. and Mrs. Adra W. Smi
spent Sunday with Mrs. Jam'
Moss, at kirkwood. Del.
Miss Anna Singles was able
resume teaching at West Ban
School, Monday. after tv
weeks vacation. caused by sic
a.ng accident.
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MONDAY, FEBRUARY 28th, 1910
AT NICHOLS STABLE
RISING SUN. MARYLAND

We will sell IS head OF acclimated
horses with plenty OF size for the far
mers or any one wishing to do heavy
hauling with them. Several single
line leaders among them. Will also
sell one good TWO HORSE WAGON
with drop-bottom bed.
TERMS CASH: or 90 or 90 days
will be given by purchaser giving bank
able note and adding discount. Sale
at l p, NJ No postponement on ac-
count OF weather. as can sell in dry.
WOODROW & JAMES.
Hindman. auctioneer.
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Frame Dwelling III

nearly new, in excellent repair with
town water in house, situated in a con-
venient and very desirable ncighbor-
hood, having six rooms, bath room and
attic.
TERMS OF SALE:-Cash on day
OF sale. More favorable terms can be
made upon application to the under
signed Attorney. Cost Of conveyance
to be paid by the purchaser.
HENRY NJ. MCCULLOUGH
Attorney named IN mortgage.
]. w. Bauer, auctlonecr. feb 20-N*
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Road Closed

Notice is hereby given TO the travelling publ .
that the road from Cowentown to Cherry Hill is
closed to travel at Foards bridge the Big Elk
creek until further notice, owing to the ap-
proaches 10 thebridge having been washed away
by freshets.
BY order OF thee ounty Commissioners
dec 25-ti JOHN H. TICRPFII Clerk
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BLYTHEDALE

Mrs. Levi Patterson and daus
ter, Anna, were the guests of NJ
T. w. Jackson, on Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Cleveland ia,
son. oil Woodlawn. were the que
OF his sister. Mrs. Harry Tayl
on Sunday.
Miss Alice Nickle, of Perryvi
was entertained by her sister, NJ
W. l.. Taylor, Sunday evening,
Miss Margaret Hitchcock
turned to her home after spendi
some time with relatives in Phi
dclphia.
Mortgage Sale Port ! !,
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Assessment Notice.

Notice is hereby given that the County Com
missioners will be in session at their Office in
Elkton February % and March l, 1910, TO hear
appeals from the assessment
BY order of the Board.
JOHN II. TERRELL,
26feb 1w Assistant Treasurer.
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HOGS H.

7 head Of Shoats, will weigh Is or
so lbs. I Brood Sow and nine Pigs,
about s weeks old day of sale.