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Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1912-02-20

Every Democrat from West Virginia
in the House of Representatives has re.
ceived from some Of his constituents let.
tiers of approval of his course in voting
to have the banking and currency com.
mittee conduct the investigation as TO
the so-called money trust rather than to
have special committee appointed for
the purpose. Congressman Brown is
member of the banking and currency
committee. and the West Virginia con.
gressmen felt absolute confidence in the
ability Of this committee TO conduct the
investigation. The vote of the delepa-
ton was a vote of confidence in Mr..
Brown, in which every West Virginia
Democrat who knows Mr.. Brown would
have concurred had be been a member of
the Caucus
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1912-02-20
S. III. p. S. Foundation.

Will at the Centre" Silver Grove
near Harpers Ferry on Saturday, Febru
airy "a, 1912, take the initiative step in
celebrating Fathers Day" This is IN
line with the propaganda of the "Founda
ton y work to teach by precept and ex
ample the Reverence due to fatherhood
the lack of which confronts the "Educa.
tors OF the present day. At o'clock D.
m. IN the church an address will be de.
iivered i'll keeping with the day by Hon
Tracy l.. Jefords preceded by an intro
ductory by Chas. Carroll Brooks.
Founder" on the need by such day
in every community. The program will
be further enriched by the children them.
selves taking part.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1912-02-20

John Herbert and Edward { Kid,
Mitchell, colored, in Jail waiting trial on
the charge of robblng John Drymade. a
white man. on the streets of Hagerstowl
four weeks ago. BROKE Jail at Hag~ rstowr
Wednesday. after sluggIng Turnkey
Howard Staubs. who entered the cell OF
the prisoners TO do some cleaning. The
two negroes, who are from Charles Town.
choked Staubs into state of uucon.
sciousness, after striking him on the head.
SEEING the keys, they made their escape.
They were subse quently recaptured. :.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1912-02-20

Deeds to evidence the transfer of real
estate have been filed for record in the
County Clerks Office as follows:
John I. Foley to Thos. R. Moore, SO
acres near Shenandoah junction, con-
sideration $1,000. Thos. R. Moore
conveyed the same property to the
Shenandoah Valley Orchard Co; Thos.
K. Moore sold to James M. Mason Jr.,
lot in block IL. Ransom. Considera-
ton not given; Geo. D. Moore, Trus-
tee in Bankruptcy OF W. E. I.eedy con-
veyed to Jno. 0. Aglionby the Cigar
Factory and lot located at Shenandoah
Junction, consideration 5000.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1912-02-20
Brown Brothers Big Improvement

The enterprisiDg firm of Brown Bros
have accepted the plans of A. b
Mullett G. Co. of Washington, and given
out the bontract to Mr.. H. P. Cline TO,
improvements on large scale to their
confectionery store and ice cream par.
lors. and work upon the same has already
been commenced. The floors of the
present front and rear ice cream parlors
will be lowered to a level with the mann
store-room, and with them will be in
Guided the space now used as yard in
the angle of the buildings, and with all
this rear portion tho into one they
will, instead of being divided as now.
have one immense square ice cream par.
Tor. The main store-room will be con.
nected with this large paror bya hand
some arch, and both are to have beauti.
full tile floors. The ice cream parlor will
have metal ceiling and side mirrors
Elegant new cases, with sliding mat.
glass doors and lighted by electricity
Will adorn the rear of the main store
room on either side ofthe arch. The ice
cream parlor is to be trimmed in Early
English Mission, with furniture to match
and the front show windows will have
mirror SIDES and backs. On the whole
this up-to-date firm will have with these
improvements the largest and handsomest
establishment OF the kind in the Shen-
andoah Valley. and one of which Charles
Town may justly be proud. 1t is expected
to have the work completed early in
al ri,
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1912-02-20
Monday March, 4, 1912.
the following personal property:
TEN HORSES & COLTS

| No. /, Gin, black mare 12-yrs. old. heavy
boned blocky type. A good brood mare in
foal by Caesar, an imported Percheron horse,
No. z, sorrel mare. Rose, coming d-yrs. old,
a good strap mare and an ornament To the
team; NO. >, Sam, brown horse coming
| l4-yTs, old. you can't hitch him wrong \
good family horse is fearless of steam and
autos; No. 4, Dolly, bay mare, coming yrs.
old, grade Percheron, been worked some.
No. 3, Prince Albert, sorrel standard bred
horse, coming yrs, old, has been driven
double, a good steper; No 6 Frank. a black
horse, coming yrs, old half Percherou. a
blocky fellow, works fine; No. 7. Queen
coming yrs, old, black as crow sired bv
Caesar. she is the queen of the stable. and
ready for light work No 8. iron yrav mare
coming 2yrs, No. 8, Happy Jack, black
horse coming 2-yrs. old No. 10 Jim a hav
| horse coming 2-yrs. old These colts are ali
| halter broken, and should give Won no
| trouble.
81 HID. OF CATTLE,
9good milk cows, with calves afoot they
are good strong mikers and sound. one
yr. old, Durham bull, Holstein bull old
enough for servsce, high bred Jersey cows.
Jersey heifer
TWENTY HID. OF HOGS,
brood soWs, fat hogs will weigh about
l5opounds each, 10 good thrifty shoa;s.
FARMING IMPLEME NT,S.
Two horse wagons, Brown No. 3. near
~ new, with extra good homemade he'd
one Ain tread farm wagon, one Goth Cen.
fury manure spreader q good one. | two.
horse and one 3-horse Oliver chilled pillow
one 2-horse corn crusher, nearly new
spripgtootb harrow, | double and / good
single corn planter with fertilizer attach
ment, good Deering mower, one 2borse
eultiyator, double shovel plows. donhle
and single trees, 2 old wheat binders lot
OF old iron, l washing machine, GOOD
one wagon and pillow harness, set of driv.
ing harness, lot of collars and halters .
riding saddles, lot of stable blankets
TERMS.-Twelve Months credit q,
sums at $1,000 and over, the purchaser IL
give a Negotiable Note acceptablv on
dorsed, bearing interest from date ana
payable at the Farmers & Merchants he.
posit Bank, Charles Town, w. Va TN.
der $1,000 cash. No property to be re-.
moved until settled for
Table privilege he's been granted
J. ALBERT LINK.
I J. West, Auctioneer.
w. A. Daniel Clerk.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1912-02-20

We are informed that Hon. George R.
Vending, of Jefferson county, will be
presented by the people of Jefferson
county as a candidate from this district
as one of the two district delegates to the
Baltimore convention. MIR. Vending
is popular lecturer and one of the most
brilliant orators IN the country. He is a
Democrat of the old school and would
make most acceptable representative of
our people. Martinsburg Statesman.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1912-02-20

To show the increase in the value OF
real estate in Charles Town. Mr.. A. G.
Wynkoop, real estate agent, informs us
that he sold to Mrs. c. c. Worthington, in
May, 1902, the Cyrus Weller property
corner of Liberty and Church streets. for
$72o, and has recently resold it for 81
$50, to Mr.. James K. 1ewalt. At the
same time (May, Ioo2,) he advised Mr..
Arthur Davenport to purchase the Albert
Diehl property on North George street.
consisting of three dwellings and marble
yard, for So. 600. With some little repair
ing and painting, this property was
rented and continues to be rented at
about 10 per cent. interest on the invest
ment. This property with frontage of
100 feet on North George street near the
New Opera House, cannot today be pur-
chased for less than SO. 900.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1912-02-20
Booming Wetzei For Congressman.
(Spe .iaI to the Reoister,

Charles Town. W. Va. Fer. H.
There IS much speculation IS 10 wko
will be the nominee for cougrsssman-st-
large on the Democratic ticket. A Nun
Der OF names have been mentioned. in
GLIDING Co. john T. McGraw and others.
Hoo. c NJ. Wefz.l, former speaker of
the house OF Delegates. OF j. fferson coun-
tv. will IN all probability enter the race
for the nomination, although he has made
no announcement Mr.. Wetzel IS one of
the best known Democrats in West Viz
ginia. and it is stated should he be nom
inee he will poll big vote
Mr.. Wetz. first entered the legislature
in 1921 and has served in the regular and
special sessions Of 1901 to 1912 with the
exception Of 1909 and 1910. When his
present term expires he will haxe served
ten years in the house of delegates from
Jefferson county.
There has not been single general
act passed during the period since he was
first elected that does not bear the inn.
print of his genius for legislation. His
efforts in the special OF 1904 gave to the
acts then passed ALMOST every good fea-
ture they contained. Though not in the
session OF 1909. he has been credited
justly with having drafted principally
and having secured the passage OF the
law creating the State board of control
and State board of regents. This act
places our State institutions .on bust
ness basis and has saved to the State
many thousands of dollars. During this
session he was able to contribute largely
to rendering other acts more perfect or
less Objectionable. He is credited. and
properly, with having secured the passage
OF the act creating the Office of commits
sioner of agriculture. This act. if right
y administered. will benefclally effect
the agricultural interests of the State.
Mr.. Wetzel is farmer, a practical,
everyday farmer; one who lives on his
farm and by farming. There never has
been time since the organic alton of the
State when such citizen occupied a
seat in congress.
Mr.. Wetzel probably has as wide and
as technical knowledge of parliamentary
law and practice as is often found. In
view of this fact and Of his general equip
ment for proper discharge of the duties
OF the Office, he was made speaker of the
last house of delegates. Because of the
great interests involved and of the large
population affected, the farmers proper
ly and justly can furnish one of the eight
members from our State to the congress.
Out of $50, 900 lawyers in the United
States $40 of them are In congress; out
Of 10. 900, 900 farmers there are but "a
IN that body
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1912-02-20

List uf letters remaining in the Postnifice al
Charles Town. jefferson county. ". Va. on
Saturday, FEB. II. 1919. Persons calling for
same will be required 70 pay one cent for
each letter:
Mrs GuyuEe Hanisou. Mrs Lena Frazier.
Mag Hood. Mrs Stella Robinson, Mrs Nora
Smith, Mrs Ida Wood, Mrs Lucy AtwelI, A
J Arhett. John BTogan, Isidore Buckhontz
John Crosby. John Johnson. Garley
Johnson, Ernest Mayer, Gene Movne, NJ E
Pue, J X Ross, Rev John Simons. Z NJ
impson. Leon Thomas. j d Woodroe, Dr.
A Altman, c E Hamilton.
The above letters, il not called for within
fifteen days, will be seut to the dead letter
office. Persons calling for them will please
say that they are advertised.
H. N. BRADLEY. p. M.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1912-02-20

al my resldeI ce on DIR Miller's farm .bsi,
mile north of Hailtown on ''''
Thursday, March z, 1912,
the following personal property,
EIGHT HID OF HORSES e. COLTS
Doily' gray mare coming yrs good
leader, Rose. brown mare COMING o s
good leader, Traveller, coming yrs Cha,y, ls.
coming 4-Vrs ranny, coming yrs. has baen
worked: quick, coming 2-yrs Star. comina
ys; These are nice young horses. worth :
vac "''en'Ion u ueaiers and farmers.
FIVE HID. OF CATTLE
ro4r good miik cows, and one thoropo.
bred Jersey male cali months old
TWENTY-FIVE HD. OF Hoco
Two brood sows, 7shoafs viii 49,
70 pounds, AID IL shoats will we;at apou.
SO younds 'sn ABOUT
IMPLEMENTS, HARNESS ETC
harness complete for four horses nIo.
gears wagon saddle, collars, brides baI,ars
elc' good binder, cultivator. two 80,
carriage, good one. runabout. pood a.
drill. mower, horse rake, roller twl uIsc
piows, .sp~ingtoottr harrow, donsI. noiss
slpgie-shovei plows. wagon and he'd waa a
ana sheivines, spreaders. crowd sticks fass
snhyeis. scoops, 2 stands of bees arn,'.,
niVes: l0-gailon churn. farm he'll d;pS
lei, a. cut saw. % CHICKENS. and msny
other articles too numeron. ~ many
including. ~ mention
q ACHES GROWING WHEAT
TERMS Az credit of 9 monti,s ~,
gwen on all sums Of $40 % and npwa,a ,b be
purchaser to give negotiable nota liz
approved SCI srity and bearing interest f ra.n
Tale and payable at the Bank Of Char,a n,
town. Under $40 cssh. No property to- ss
re until settled for Sale 10 heir oe
w LAURA V. HENRETTy
w Dodd, Auctioneer.
y n. moore and ". A. Daniel Clerks
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1912-02-20

Mr.. William Wilt announces himself
as candidate for County Com missioner
for Kabletown Dstaict, and says: g II
elected will vote against the licensing
of Saloons Mr.. Wilt is one of our bes,
known and most highly esteemed citizens,
and if chosen would, We are sure, serve
the public with fidelity and conscien-
tious discharge of duty.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1912-02-20

Mr.. William Melvin died SUDDENLY on
Saturday night last, at his residence at
Bardane. He served during the War
Between the States 10 the Stonewall
Brigade, and portion of the time in Co.
D. 18th Va. Cavalry He leaves a wife
and one son; also one brother, Mr.. James
A, Melvin, and two sisters, Mrs. John B.
Hendricks and Miss Annie Melvin. Fun
eral services were held yesterday IN Elk
Branch Presbyterian church. conducted
by Rev ]. c, Sller. Interment at Shep-
herdStoWn
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1912-02-20
A Good Man.

Thos. ]. West mentioned as possible
candidate for County Commissioner fl ON
Kabletown District. desire to state that
Mr.. West is one of the best known Dem.
ocrats in this section of the county, and
has always stood Loyalty for the ticket,
and in addition to it he is known as a
&c ood Working Democrat" This no
one can deny. and he IS sound on bust
ness principles. He has large plumber
of friends in his and other districts of the
county who would like TO see him repre-
sent his district.
A CHARLs Town VOTER.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1912-02-20

An official call has been issued for a
Republican State Delegate Convention,
to be held at Huntington. May 10 to elect
delegates to the National Convention and
to nominate candidates for presidential
electors and two judges of the Supreme
Court of Appeals,
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1912-02-20
In Memorlam.

In loving remembrance of our dea
daughter, Florine Leslie, who enter int
rest one year ago. February %, 1911.
- The land that holds our treasure,
Where sin nor death can mar,
The land of lasting pleasure
Is not so very far;
IT'S only so in seeming,
And IN our human fear,
For oftsn in our dreaming
That land is very near
The land where friends meier sever
Tis just across the river"
FATHER AND MOTHER
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1912-02-20

Both Senators Watson and Chiffon
have vigorously denied statements to
the effect that they have joined with
other Southern leaders in support of
the candidacy of Champ Clark as the
odly Democrat who can defeat Woodrow
Wilson for the nomination for President
with hope of success at the polls.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1912-02-20

In conversation we had with Judge
Faulkner last week he adverted to the
fact that Jefferson, Berkeley and Nor
gan counties now not only have three of
the best court houses in the State. but
that the cost of them (from $40, 900 to
$50, ooo) has every cent been paid with
out the issuance of single bond or the
imposition of an extra tax levy. Move
ments for them were all made through
the grand juries, the work accomplished
without clash, and the Judge feels
justly proud of his circuit. 1t is but fair
to addthat the County Court Of Jefferson
was big factor in what was accom-
plished locally IN this progressive line.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1912-02-20
PUBLIC SALE.
OF LIVE STOCK e. FARMING IMPLE.
MENTS.


Having decided to quit farming the John
son land, will sell without reserve on that
place, miles south of Kearneysville, 9
miles east of Leetown, and miles north of
Charles Town. on
Tuesday, March 8, 1912,
as follows:
TEN HID OF HORSES & COLTS.
No /, bay horse, Morgan, 8-yrs, old,
weight 400 lbs, sound and works any where
hitched. No. 2, gray mare, Maude, 5-yrs, old
works anywhere hitched, No. 3, Rock, bay
horse. 6 yrs old Phil Button stock, mum
Der one strap horse. sound as dollar, No,
4, Fleet, black mare, 5yrs. old, Norman
stock. good driver and worker against the
strap, No. 5. bay mare colt coming yrs.
old, has been handled some little, No. G.
brown horse colt. coming 3yrs. old, been
handled some little, No. z, iron gray hores
colt, coming 3yrs has been handled some
little, No. 8, iron gray horse colt, coming
2-yrs.. broken to halter, bred from blooded
horse, No 8, sorrel horse colt, coming yrs
broken to halter, ont of Carl Fleming
horse, good block. No. 10 gray mare colt
coming Tyr. out of George Flemipg's horse.
TWENTY EIGHT HID CATTLE.
-Four milk cows, with calf by her side.
Others will be fresh BY day of sale or
shortly afterwards, 3 hefers carrying FIRST
CALI close springers, balance are all thrifty
Young cattle from to yrs old
hive of which are fat cattle weighing from
900 to HOO lbs These fat cattle will be
sold for cash. | nice Holsten bull will
weigh from HOO TO 1900 lbs. | well bred
Durham bull. coming 2-years old.
TEN HEAD OF SHEEP-Nine ewes with
lambs by their side. one well bred buck.
EIGHTEEN HID OF HOGS.
Ihree brood sows, will farrow by dav
OF safe other two pig in early spring, IS
nice shoats will weigh from 90 to 100 pounds
MISCELLANEOUS
Two 4-horse wagons, | 2 horse wagon.
road cart, Mccormick binder, lift cut in
gooa runlng order. Mccormick mower. s II.
cut In running order, Bickford & Huffman
grain drill in running order. 3 cultiyators
Brown | Buckeye, in running order. land
roller, barshear Oliver chill plows 2
springtooth harrows, single and double
shovel plows. single, double and trinnle
trees, crowd sticks, pair short chains. pair
treast chairs. pair spreaders set of manure
boards, lot of junk, shovels, forks and hoes
horse wagon bed
HARNESS-Wagon harness complets for
horse team, sets pillow gears. collars
orloles and matters, set of cart harness
wagon SADDLE, horse wagon line, 2 SET
fs am harness, set of buggy harness.
TEhMS-Nine months credit on sum Of
sl0Uo and over, the purchaser to give q
negotiable note acceptably endorsed. bear.
ing interest from date, and payable at anv
bank IN Charles Town. Purchases Of less
, ina slo w will be cash. Sale to begin AT
10 o'clock a. IN. shar
ZACH T. FLEMING.
Henebower and West. Auct's
J. w. strider, Clerk.
All Hucksters welcome.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1912-02-20

County Commissioner Daniel Hefe-
bower announces himself as a candidate
tor reelection, saying; II believe in re-
publican form of government. and
majority rule" Mr.. Hefebower, who is
one of our large laudholders and staunch
Democrat, is answering in his line of
principles. and indicates that he will
fight it our on that line if It takes al
summer -
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1912-02-20
State Of Ohio, city of Toledo
Lucas County is9

Z So
Frank ]. Cheney makes oath
senior partner of the firm Of F 1'ia IN, ne y
e Co, doing business in the Citv C ~ ne
that sai SSuf frm and 1I, State aforesaid and
HUNDRED DOLLARS for each =, oNE;
Sr ,y case OF Catarrh that cannot he a c,,s ~,
Dy the use OF HALLS CATARRup re Cg Gu1ed
sworr :. FRANK J. CHENEY
NV nresenca oetore me and subscribed In
A. d. lsS6 va Jay OF December,
A. ". GLEASON
Hau. c.., Notary Public.
and acts Cda;.arrh Cure is taken internaIIv
t eous surfaces Of the SYSTEM ooo s and mu-
testimonials. free oi' send Tor
so,d = - CHENEY & CO., Toledo. q
To,a by all Druggists, 75c' u
~ Asas Family Pulls for constipation,
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1912-02-20

Winchester Presbyterv held a called
meeting in Martinsburg Friday afternoon
and dismissed Rev Knox Phillips from
Berryville to Oxford, N C; Rev. M. B.
Lamben from Kevser to Montgomery,
w. Va; Rev. NJ. A. Ray from Thomas,
w. Va, to Fayetteville, N c.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1912-02-20

Rev. James Battle Aviritt, the noted
chaplain of the Ashby Brigade in the
Confederate Army. died Friday after
noon in the Western Maryland Hospital
at Cumberland. His body was taken TO
Winchester yesterday, and inferred in
Nit. Hebron Cemetery.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1912-02-20

interesting George Washington birthday
page with picture of Hardwood" the
former home of Col. Samuel Washing
ton, near Charles Town. among the H.
Illustrations.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1912-02-20

The Spirit of Jefferson received let
ter from liquor representative in Wash
ington City offering to pay literally"
and expend with us mot less than one
thousand dollars for the publication of
matter against prohibition. We make
no braggadocia, but unreservedly assert
that the Spirit of Jefferson has never been
bought or bribed to support any part!cu-
lar interest, and it never expects to be.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1912-02-20

Rev. c. E. Marshall. rector of Trinity
Episcopal Church. Shepherdstown. has
accepted call to the Episcopal parish
that includes the churches at PalaskI
and Radford. Va.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1912-02-20
PUBLIC SAE'

My lease expiring / Nil 81
reserve on the farm Of Ma u
aud | IL miles southwest MI
on road leading TO summit N
Saturday, Aarcl All
the following valuable psu /
ElGATEEN H0RsBl 4
No. 1. bay mare, Tvs "A ~
yer hitched, in foal by Wlt M
percheron horse, No. 2. Nal I,
wherever hitched. ID iosl (,
No. ., Moliie, bay mare. 5rn
hitched, bred to same how
mare, 7-yrs. old, good psvsa.
and good driver fearless 4
mare 5yrs. Oil, tue vor.n i
msGe, 4 yrs Old good a.p !
animal Of fine action, Wosi
driver, No. 7, bay man. On
driver, by Baronade. dam ls
thing nice, in toal by AI4@ Il
old, colts, 4 of them nlArs u
halter broken, nice Size Nj Il
Percheron stock 32yr oa al /
mares aud ! horse ine sise Ws
will make good size bon Il
horses are clean and souad Z I'll
and are money makers.
THIRTY Hid OF elTll
Twenty-Five steers, 2lgya
some grain and all VEL
dehorned aud are homens
Jefferson and Clarke Csa |
Durhsm stock. make Junqa A
to 800 lbs. B.; 5 mich coT II
side and 2 close springer ii 4
good mixers
SHEEP 80 head d eais !
mostly with lambs nov hils
by dBy Of sale. Thee tl.9
Odds and are good molherl4 3
$ to 10 lbs. wool one Shrqs
HOGS sows I boar ho.
S-mOnths old, 20 thrifty saass
each.
FARMING lNPLKslsa
Doe Brown wagon 4 10 ifasn
panel bed. | narog treat Elif
new shelvings, 2Th 0sga
running order, 2 Jobbsa =
used last season. Champion
Bick ford a. Huffman gfs.1 df
grinder, Scientific. dOubls0f
new, Osburn mover So 81
order, 8 Oliver Chilled aa
plows, single and doubIeirs
turv manure spreadgr la gaa
HARNESS -Four inch ~
horsees, lead gears iof z
brides, pillow gear lorays 6fs
= Corn BY the barrel ard q
10 bushels fine potsi0e z
seed oats and 7 bu, sapIiag
TERMS-Twelve m0ais
sums of$l009 and Over paa'n
negotiable note, paysb.esi -
Town, with interest i-o@ y
less than $l000cash, Aof'1
until terms are compiled ~ .
4. IN. saA
Daniel HeHeb0Ter sa9
Auctioneers B. i. Yaieu'is
Clerks
Engle Brothers Cale'sn