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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-10-13
CROzET
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Croxet, Va. October 12.-Kemper w.
Yancey, q prominent farmer and fruit
grower Of crozet left today Tor
he viii marry Miss Edith Stafford. OF
that city. The ceremony will be at
Christ's Episcopal Church. MI star
ford. father Of the bride-elect, Is
I'm business and social circles of Hous-
ton. Mr.. and Mrs. Yancey will return
10 Crozet about October Is
Mrs W. E. Tribet. OF Los Angeles.
after visiting the family Of Walter
Whately and other friends OF Crozet
and Ivy for the past month, left to-
day for philadelphia where she will
VISIT friends and then go to her home
in California
Mrs. Mum and her daughter. Miss
Mum, and Mrs. Robert Wayiand, Of
Washington. D. C., are visiting Harry
of c. L wayland. Crozet
Rev. Thomas H. Haden. Virginia
Conference missionary to japan. is
amending q years vacation in Virginia
and he and his wife spent the month
of September visiting his brother Cur
Nicie d. Haden, OF Crozet.
Dr. ana Mrs.. J. willy Bledsoe, OF
Oy.nre. spent last week with their
friend Mrs. Nicia d. Haden. of Crozet,
land left Monday for visit TO Sails
bury, Il. c.
MrR Anna LafYerty Gates and her
Isttla daughter Elizabeth. after spend
isne a month with william Lanerty. OF
'Croxet. left Monday for their home
i'm Spartanburg. 8 c.
Nrs. Robert Ahles. of wiiliamsport.
pa and Mrs. Mary Kem0er Miller. OF
Washtngtou. d. c. are visiting the
home Of their parents Mr.. and Mrs.
Fountain Kemrer. .Mcomaws RIVER.
Mrs Hines. Of Crozet- returned from
her old home In West virginia last
week
J Wiss Nellie Bargamin- Of Richmond.
"a \ guest Of her brother, Russell Bar
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mess session . social hour was spent.
during which the hoseesscs served an
ice course Mrs. ,. A. Thomson Will
entertain the chapter at the November
meeting.
v. 4. Vest C d. Denie. ". A.
Frances. G. b Strickler. George ~.
Muse and c. W. Cook attended the
state Fair In Richmond this week
Nr. and Nra A. ,. NcClung are
Spe ading several days In ChsrIottes-
Vile. visiting relatives.
nr1 L B. Allen attended the Stsse
annual convenftca Of the Daughters
Of the Consederacy held ia Harrison
burg this week ~ delegate from the
southern Cross Chapter. 81 Which she
- president
Ma n T. Evans. who Wuo a1oo
elected o oelegate 60 the eouventlou
wao prevented from attending because
% sltnees n the family.
Nr. ana Mrs ,. q ShaStSsr sss guesss
- relsssves- On 1easssnsvSllel
Mrn. . 3. Se@0uso has retuPned
frUm RschWoad. where she asfenAed
she state convention Of the W. c. =.
q. - q de1egnee from Salem Union.
While sway Ma SeWones visited reta-
t1ves ID Norfolk and Bedford City.
us. 90 MU. J. 2. 0arrses havs
rueUvnea frOm . 0onth's vtsst On Mar.
ssuUvS1De a11 oekev poenss.
HrR ,. Il Nses ~ resyssea frew
- sxssnese se9eSu . Wnsss nsss-
~ y. - - t&oooosoO0t2
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SALEM

tsvecsai TO TIE r,mes-pispsseh-)
s.,em va. ocsobsr I3.-Mr. and ~
c. ". Beerbower eeieeraseo S"s So
snntvsresry q their marrsaee on 80
urday afternoon BY entertaining 2 -
intimate fvsen1s q Q eve ecuIss go :.
nrr. SolSowed By . roof psSty taxef =.
sSe evenlw9. sftsT wAieA . 6siesy sce
course. bonboO and almcmas 49,
sssveA. TNcee en1oysnf the hcoesss,s%sy
Of ~ Jaaa NJ gsereeWsr
an Nro. ,. p. eoUl r.. D.. y. g -
1ea. m Iana M A. ,. Mccvae -.
ou1 0rS. 2. .. 0peWcoe. ~. 80 ~
q. 0estss0 ~. 90 Ma W. r
CrssS Mn. p. D sAaak. M Cesc1e.
Pepsy. No. rssSlse CAM1sr -
ESesssR 1aW3Dea. ~ waSy Ouec.o
~ n4IGUps uasssp egesrsasne1 TIE
DuGGuepsu q a. CU0ee1erncy &c ynSss
regvo.x @osshly 9ssong ~ g ~
81" - OueUoeo - eeey 49,
% - $780, g d. $500 -.
@ G UuuU9e9 81 vSUD-yeUUeoeN< -
w DUgDgu9 - oIow = WoW -
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RALEIGH
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Raleigh. N. C.. October 12-NeA'
week Is State Fair week In haielsn'
and the social interest Is very great.
especially in the fair ball that IL 70
take place on Friday night and the IN
formal hop on Wednesday evening"
Both these will be in the. auditorium.
For the marshals' ball there wall De
representatives here from about all the
social clubs Of note in the state. the
patronesses and the active managers
for the affair being selected from
among the club membership.
There is special interest here ano
throughout the State In the announce
ment Of the engagement of Miss Jose
phine Boylan, of this city, ana SI-
worth Harper Van Patten, past as
sistant paymaster OF the Cnited states
Navy Miss BoyIan 10 the daughter
is especially esteemed in social car
cies here and wherever known. Shc
is now in New York visiting her
cousin. Mrs. Charles Baskerville
The Tuesday Afternoon Club ENJOY
ed greatly this week an address by
sity Of North Carolina. on Modern
Drama" The cub was entertained Tor
thisA meeting by Miss Edith Royster
d. the home Of Jaques Busbee
A gratifying success was scored
Saturday afternoon by the hrst or
TO be given at intervals by the Ha-
leigh Country Club There was a
special program OF music and also
cards. as well AZ the usual rush Tor tns
golf links that have come to be excep-
tionally popular. The tea" had mrs.
X. d. W. Conner for hostess. She was
assisted by Mrs. j. X. Marshall. Mrs.
L. A. Mailer. Mrs. w. B. Blake. Jr.
Mrs. r. c. Strong. Mrs. James Mckfm-
mon. Mrs. Julian Timberlake. Mrs H.
s. Busbee and Mrs. r. n. Stronach.
The Raleigh Choral Society has re-
organ ized for the season. e1ecting Pro-
fessor Gustav Hagedorn director
instead OF Professor Wade X.
Brown. who has gone to the state
Normal at Greensboro Preparations
for the annual midwinter festival are
in progress.
Mrs. r. d. W. Common fras hostess
Tuesday afternoon for the Fortnight
~ Review Club, which shas just en-
tered upon a new season or literary
studies that give promise Of most IN
teresting development Mrs. Conner
proved a most charming hostess
There is much interest mere In the
approaching marriage OF samuel >.
Hinsdale. of Raleigh. ana Miss he
becca A. Smith. Of Elizabeth City. the
marriage /, take place on Tuesday
The bride.to-be 10 quite popular here.
having visited friends often.
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Infsuts' and Chi1dren's Wear up 90
vear.. Every wanted garment, In the most
xn-to-date materials, trimmings and styies
can be had In this department. Juse lev
items below:
ChiIdren's Colored PeresIe and Ceiatea
Dresses, several styles to sesed from. ios rs
..vie. an are well made and trimmed With con-
srsstine cojorings; the prices are &c. NC. $i-SS
and S1.5o.
Infants Slips and Skirts are here fo &c to
"a q Some are handmade and hand-em-
broidered.
Chadren's Dresses for the I-year 10 years,
g. e. and up to $7.90 for very handsome I'M
gerie ones.
Infants Outing Kimooos for sc and &c.
rh1dren's Petticoats, lace and embcosdefy
,r;mmed. attached TO waist, 8 months to
years, for Sc to $l-Ss.
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Sl.SO BLANKETS. $1.oe.

Sl5O BLANKETS. $1.ee.
Full ia size Wool Nap Blankets. in white
and gray, with colored borders.
$3.50 BLANKETS, Sl.sS.
white, gray and tan colored borders, trimmed
with pinch silk bindings size 66-inch by 7e-inch.
$500 BLANKETS, $3.s8.
Heavy White Wool Filled Blankets, pretty,
light blue and pink borders, 2-inch silk binding;
size 72-inch by S6-inch.
BABY BLANKETS, shown in white and
colored, from Soc up.
Double-bed size Heavy Comforts, silkoline
covered; sale price, $l.OO.
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HIGHLAND SPRINGS
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Highland springs. Va, October i1-.
The Highland Springs pubic Scnoos
closed wednesday to give the esacnets
and pupils an opportunity 70 atsen1
the virginia state Far. IL VIII
reopen on Monday.
Mr. and Mrs James Jackson Dunn
announce the marriage Of their 1auSh.
ter. Elizabeth Lee. 70 Wtliom Haea
Lyme. on "wednesday. octoesr >. In
Wa.hjuRtcu. n. a. ~ homo after DC.
tober Is at Seven Pines.
Mrs. lIessie Bottoms and two q -
SONS moved Thursday fr0m Seven
Pines. 70 make their howe IN HtGh.
land Springs.
Mrs. FLETCHER Dss6jso. % OAR
PATH Neatoca Couaey. eeco0DoWsee
by one Of her sons. vs. e1e &c.
u her SrOskss. Dr.. q. r. CssDeSa as
family dsvsng the past vseG
Mn. Schoenbaum. wife q D.. Wax
Sckopubaum. eutsvtosue6 tee rUW0ee
CSuN On rrsAay aiGh& 81 eee Does
week. snA Q large eUmeee eseSeoo4
l6r. and 0sU. 0aSo00I. ~. - -
DejerSO1, asS. Rercy Hoo4 l9Fa tsuoe
tPsal ura Anoes Weee4 - Ilegsl
SSscksSl0sa 0as5le 0lngWSe4 Weyo1re
- CO.. - - 0ulkyo9 0opou
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NcHeSTER
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wtnoassess. Va. Ocsober IN ana
Mr.. Fraaek Baker. q Tits city. have
announces the engagement OF their
dauehser, Miss Carrie valetts b or:
TO Richsrd saunders yolli6e, son OF
Nr. and MSA George Joitsne. also on
WINCHESTER. The wedding % 60 Do
soIemniSeA some dine this fall
Mn ChorleO A. Carr and her youue
daughter. who haye osen VISITING the
formers mother. ME- 0eergs T. Jen-
kins. have returned - their home 10
Hr. and ma cSarsss Ksdeely Whine
ana their child. % Cssonsvtlle Nd.
came this week 60 visit nra Wssss
mother. Mr.. - ~. q. wins
Mr.. aad lGSs Roy Kehlhoueen end
the ias,sr's mother. Hrs =. }. kee1y.
left this week for rasrfax Couusy.
where 1r. KOhvhousea hao parcnaoe1
a farm, watch 10 near Hsru4oa
Mr.. ana Mrs. william moresrg. we
have 0eea vSosstng ct sprsuGds1s, the
hone q The loesUFo 00eA0e, 0se ~
0uckSe, usas UuFtoa0vS)oe, nove roeuFn-
NJ. HssSsrS Dvsiys nvss ~ -
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Blankets and Comforts
At Money-Sauing Prices
$500 BLANKETS, n.ss.

$500 BLANKETS, $4.90.
Choice All-Wool Blankets. white, gray and
scarlet, trimmed with Pinch silk binding, col
ored borders. perfectly beautiful Blankets.
$3.50 BLANKETS, S7.6o.
California Wool Blankets. supef6ne in quality,
size 72-inch by 8o-inch. Just az warm - toast.
trimmed with four-inch silk binding. pretty pink
and blue borders.
Extra Good Heavy Comforts. dosble-bed
size; sale price, $1.5e.
Sateen Covered Comforts, filed With besk
carded cotton; sale price, $2.ee.
Large Size Sateen Covered Comforts, with
floral centres and plain borders, filed with best
grade cotton; sale price. $2.5o.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-10-13

Fifty Administer and Velvet Carpet Rugs.
neatly bound edges and short fringed ends, size
16x30 inches; splendid 7sc value; price, &c EACH
$22s Administer Rugs, pretty silky and deep
ollie; many splendid Oriental designs; size 27xs4
inches; an excellent value, $1.79.
$S.oo Wilton Rugs, $3.4S.
Fine Wilton Rugs, woven from selected
worsted yarn, the perfection Of rug weaving;
select coiors and patterns; choice value; size
27xs4 inches; price, $3.4S.
$3.50 Axminster, $17.5e.
Fine Wool Administer Rugs, fvll size. 9xi2
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WEST POINT
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west Point, Va, october 1.-THE
womans Reading Circle met for the
frst time this fall On Monday ahtef
noon with Mrs. J. w. Marshall ana
had a very pleasant meeting NS
Lane Cooke gave personal Characters
tics of the wives Of the three prospec-
tive Presidents. and Mrs. Samuel T.
Bland read a paper on current topics
A committee was appointed TO invite
several new members and at the next
meeting. two weeks hence. o.S "A'
be elected for the ensuing year
The Young Woman's Auxiliary, Q
missionary society of the Baptist de-
domination in its annual meetinS
elected the following omcefs: fTesi-
dent. Nrs- u. p. Chandler; vfce-presi-
dents. Miss Ehie Garden and Mrs.
Harry Ginhart. secretary; Mrs. Clyde
Gouldman: treasurer. Mrs J. W. Could
man: corresponding secretary, Ass
Katheryn p. Howerton: oreaniSt. MIS-
Kate Gary The direct work OF the
organization Is to assist Virginia girls
in having the salary Of . young wo-
man missionary TO go among women
md children in Oklahoma. and con-
tribute to training school IN AouiS-
willie. KY. for young women VINO nave
signifed. their willingness TO become
missionaries
Francis r. Bagby spent the week
with his uncle. John Bagby. on Monu.
ment Avenue Richmond. and attend
ing the State Fair.
Miss Mary Gibson Hunley. recent
visitor. Is now in Richmond
Early next week the family OF J. r
J. Palmer will go to Appomattox 20
attend the wedding OF young Jeter
Palmer TO Miss Edyth Atwood Ine
Young couple Will reside p Norfosk.
where Mr.. Palmer has work
Mr.. and Mrs. Brantley Bray. OF wa
kema- King william County. have 6een
.nendine q week with Mr. and Mrs.
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Wonderful Lace Curtain Values
For MONDAYS Quick Selling

$500 Novelty Net Curtains, $1.lS
Mounted on superior quality bobinet, beau
tifully decorated. ~ yards long; sale price,
$l.19.
SIS grade. sale price, sl.ls.
S3.oo Irish Point Curtains, $1.96.
Pretty Irish Point Curtains, made on high
grade bobinet, nobby and delicate decorations,
full yards long; remember the price, $1.S8.
$3.50 grade, sale price. .$7.S
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BOWLING GREEN
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aowlin~ Green. Va. October IA
NM. r. Il Gill attended the meeting
81 the psughters OF the Confederacy
g . delegate from Bowling Green
Chapter.
Mis- Anna Green. Of Hanover. -
spending some time with NJ. ana Nrs'
". ". Green
Mr.. ana Mrs. Raymond L Parker.
OF wsshingsOn. are spendiug some time
az the lawn Hotei
MA r. D. CoghiIi and Miss slsncne
ccghSu scent . part Of this week with
Mn. WiIisam L Boyd- IN Rtchmcn0
Nym Caroline q. Broadduo ana Mrs.
Cor0ie Lee Mcncure spent q nart Of
0hya Veek IN Richmond WITH retestves.
Mn. Daniel. Of Richmond. u visit
spe NrR. John l. white. ~ the osd
MANSION
Mn Parker and Missss Parker. q
Eo0ex. sVpus q part Of this week wssn
~. ara Mrs. Nathan Parker.
sAUR0Ue those VINO eSteudeo ene tsst
n 0scNswouA thsO week were yohn II
WASte. 3. r CoghtIL Rev. 2. 4. Cav.
r. {. Deale. z q CogAtl y On
lGaSor =. DuIIas CegAsn Dr. y e
Dosu<v. CoasJes 2 RUSD( 80 Oooy
=
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$500 grade. sale price. .............SS.lS
500 Handsome Door Panels. sale price. Sc.
SOC Pretty Door Panels, all new designs. 25c.
Novelty Net Curtains, handsomely trimmed
with braid, yards long; $3.50 Curtains for
$50.
$500 Novelty Net Curtains. beautifully
made, yards long; sale price, $l.SS.
s. so grade, sale price. .S2.48
$500 grade, sale price. sass
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October Sale Of Rugs and Druggets

feet, select Oriental designs; grand value.
price, $17.Se.
$3.50 Axminster Rugs, $2o.ee.
Select Administer Rugs, woven from most
carefully selected wool yarn, snappy patterns.
embracing many newest ideas in Oriental and
floral Characters; size oxl2 feet: most splendid
value; price. $1e.oe.
$37.5o Axminster Ru2s, $24.eo.
Distinctive looking Administer Rugs, the choice
product of highs grade rrg weaving; most select
colors and copies Of Eastern rugs; size 9x17 feet;
distinctive rugs, price, $24.ee.
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Come and look over our new line OF Fall
(-,,.t;no Prices made to suit all-viz.:
,o-inch Fine Quality Sealette Plush. $500
value; special price, $40 yard
so-inch Caracul, with good weight and e.
ceIlent quality, $500 value; special prce, wv
yard.
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Black Dress Goods

5o-inch Broadcloth, sponged and shrunk,
beautiful quality and finish; sale price. $2.5e.
so-inch Atwood Kersey Cloth, the very kind
for stylish dress cIoaks; sale price, SIS yard
s4-inch Polo Cloth, nothing better for
warmth and durability; sale price, per yard,
$l.5o.
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The Two-Toned Whipoord is one 81 the nov
e1ty materials for fail wear. These come IN
every wanted shading. 50 inches ~ M
wide, for, per yard. OAevV
Another Lot of Novelty Dress Fabrics. in
fancy and plain weaves, several grades and
all the wanted colorings. 81 inches 81 81
wide, for
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-10-13
Housecleaning Hints

During the houseeeaning you'll find our Uphol
stey Department great help in arranging hangnss
and Furnishings.
Large assortment Of Curtain Rods and Curtain Poles
and Fixtures from the simple SC and le Rods and Poles to
the elaborate kind $500.
Estimates furnished Window Shades and Draperies
Phone or send card Prompt attention al special work
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W va. vss here eh10 wOs6 tie guest
Of Mra Harry GrooA on Eass water
street
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Dress Specials--Only a Few of the

Eponge Dresses. in all the new
shades. smart one-piece models, at
An elegant assortment OF Charm'
in street and dinner styles. all
shades; prices, $500 to.
Evening Gowns for all occasions,
in the latest colors and styles;
prices, $500 to.
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Smart Serge Dresses, in brown.
black, plain and braid trimmed. at
$5.98 and .........-..-..
Tailored Serge Dress in attrac- 4
tive styles, braid binding, at. Z
Charmeuse Dresses. in all n.
very smart girdles and collars, at 4
$3.50 and .... q
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Many
$500
reuse Dresses,
$500
$500
Uneoualed Coat Values

Boucle Goats, in black and white, brown
and navy, satin lined throughout, S17 81
at
Novelty Goats. in all shades Of boueles: braid
bound. with velvet collars. at S1S m
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Long Crepe Kimonos, in plain and
fancy effect, Empire backs; special.
One lot Of Fancy Figured Crepe
in all shades, Empire styles, $1.98
Outing Bath Robes, in all shades.
with fancy cords, at ..............
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All-Wool Aibatross kimonos, in
all shades, Empire backs, at.......
Colored Satin Kimonos, with Dor
ders, in loose lounging effects, at.
Satin Kimonos. in all light shades,
SHRED backs, with fancy sleeve, lace
trimmed, at
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Mackinaw and Norfolk Coats, in
checks and solid colors, at $3.50
Johnny Coats, in all shades Of
plaid back materials, at.
The progressive farmer and southern farm gazette., 1912-05-18

gressive Farmer is that II treats ~ et,
seasons duties on the farm little in ad-
vance vance OF the date Of the actual field oners-
lions, lions. And each phase Of the entire year,s
srs y :, : = treateq n sytematic way On
The progressive farmer and southern farm gazette., 1912-05-18
Live Stock and Dairy
A GREAT JERSEY SALE.
Dispersal of Mr.. w. Gettys' Fine
Herd.


TN A recent issue of The Progressive
l Farmer DR.. Butler said that the
South needs good livestock men
more than it does good livestock.
Could DR.. Butler have been at Mr..
w. Gettys' sale of Jerseys at Athens.
Tenn, May 8, l am sure he would
have been convinced that there is at
least one man in the South who has
climbed to the topmost round of the
ladder.
I'm sure Ingleside is "cow heav-
en- 1t is plain to see that Mr..
Gettys has taken for his slogan the
old saying, "No grass, no stock; no
stock, no manure; no manure, no
crop" He has a great big farm
and it took me half a day to see
where he had ever struck plow in
the ground He's anything but a
"grass fighter"
In the catalog which Mr.. Gettys
sent out, he said that this was to
be his last sale and that he had re-
| served "only such animals as are un-
fit for sale and few nursing calves
-playthings for an old breeders
idle hours" I was only one of many
hundred at this sale, but I am sure
that there is not a man or woman
but who hopes that Mr.. Gettys will
take it back" and give us one more
chance, at least to see Ingleside and
his wonderful Jerseys.
In all, Mr.. Gettys sold 70 head
at total of SIS, 5,510-or at an av-
erage price of $196.33 per head. If
there is a breeder in America who
has surpassed Mr.. Gettys in produc-
ing Jersey cattle, he had better make
himself known. At the sale were
men who know, and I heard more
than one say that Mr.. Gettys is at
the top.
Most Of the cattle bought went
to Tennessee breeders, but many Of
them went to Kentucky, North and
South Carolina. Mississippi and
Texas.
Following are the sales for 5000
or over:
Bull, Devotion's Noble, G. W. Callahan,
| Knoxville, Tenn. $625.
l Duii' eiil 1dmpOSe KNIGHT b. u. Ever
| ett, Brayton, Tenn, $3.50.
Cow, Fox's Jenny Ingleside, Harry Gal
| braith. Knoxville, Tenn $3.50.
Cow, Fox's Silver Tresses Harry Gal
| braith, $3.50.
Heifer, Mobiles silver Tresses, Nav Over
ton. Nashville $3.50.
Cow, Foxs Golden Dolly, Harry Galbraith.
| $4O0
Cow. Fox's Dolly Ingleside, Pearce Wood.
Sandersville Ca, $3.50.
Heifer Fox's Golden Marchena, W. r.
Spann, $225.
Heifer, Fox's Gray Monk, Acca Farm. $3.50.
Heifer Mobiles Essie, Harry Galbraith,
Cow. Lads Yellow Girl. G. w. Callahan,
$205.
Cow. Lads Susanna, John Thompson.
Nashville, Tenn 1896.
Cow. Raleigh's Peach Blossom, J. q. Ev.
ans Muldoon, Miss, $265.
Heifer. Mobiles Peach Bud, ]. w. Chest
NUT Inglewood, 5000.
Cow. Raleighs Bonnie Belle Ralph IT,
ard, Fredericksburg, va $3.50.
Cow, Oxford's Louisa, DR.. Ewing Nash
Vile. Tenn, $500.
Heifer, Oxford's Kalmia, j. A. Bobbitt
Hillsboro. Texas 1910.
Cow Camelia of Ingleside, A.. r. Howard
Fredericksburg, Va, $3.50.
Heifer, Foxs Meadow Lilly, A. r. How
Heifer. Tormentor's Nellie Bly,, Ralph L.
ard. $500.
Cow. Oxford Lads Aster, Galbraith. s43o
$780, a'n
Heifer Pride of Amberwood Hall. Dr
Griffin, Tiptonville Tenn. 5000
Cow Sadie's Lassie, Sam Reed Chatta-