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Middletown transcript., 1912-02-17
3 HEAD OF GRADE CATTLE

Consisting of II head of Mich Cows,
some fresh aud others close springers; 8
two year old heifers, which will be fresh
some time this spring; 5 yearling heifers,
2 Hol.tein bulls, one five years old and
one two years old. This is fine herd of
cattle, all of which are home raised, and
are worthy of the attention of any dairy
man. The.above Heifer are sired by the
year old bull, which will weigh about
1000 pounds.
H0GS-3O Head Hogs and ShOats
Consisting of brood soWs which will
farrow by day of sale. The Shoats are by
an 0. l. G. Boar, and are fine lot. They
will weigh about 125 lbs.
Farming Implement, &c.
Two binders, l Mccormick, 7 foot,
nearly new, Champion, in good order;
4 Farm Wagons, in good order; Bickford
& Huffman Grain Drill, IL hoes, in fret
class order; Mccormick mower, foot
cut, in good order: Roller, in good
order; Spring-tooth harrows, in 2 sec
tions and in sections, l Disc Harrow,
Milk Dearborn.l York Carriage, in good
order; corn cutter, nearly new; l Tiger
horse rake, nearly new; hay tedder, in
good order; hay riggings, 2 sulky culti-
vators, in good order; hay derrick, in
good order; 8 No. 18 Wizard PIows,
4 horse Syracuse, new; l No. 40 Oliver,
new; horse ploW, 6 hand cultivators, lot
of Single and double trees, spades, axes,
hoes, corn spuds, corn knives, lot bags,
milk coolor, lot of milk cans and lot Of
articles not mentioned.
HARNESS.-Four sets of double wagon
harness, in good order; set carriage bar
ness, in good order; u sets of plow har-
ness, lot of collars and brides, ploW lines,
halters and blankets.
Terms of Sale
On all sums of $1,000 and under the
Cash will be required. On all sums over
that amount credit of eight (8) Months
will be given by purchaser giving bank
able note with approved sndorser
Interest added from day of sale.
George W. Sartin.
D. P. HUTCHINSON, Auctioneer.
r. l. Price. Inside Clerk,
Fl. D. Connor, Outside Clerk.
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Queen Esther Circle Meets

Tuesday evening meeting of the Queen
Esther Circle Of Bethesda NJ E. Church
was held at the residence of Mrs. Samuel
E Brockson, their president. The walls
of the room were prettiiy trimmed with
red valentine hearts. and after the formal
business had been fn' shed social good
time with music, singing and games was
INDUCED in by the guests.
Those present were Mrs. Thomas W. 7.
Pearce, Jr., Mrs. John j. Jolls, Mrs. Clark
Norman, Misses Edna Banning, Martha
Voshell, Lottie Jolls, Ada Scott, Mary
Richards, Edith Francis, Lulu Vinyard,
Bessie Dooitle. Lena Dutton, Elizabeth
Holten, Lena Weber, Nellie Pyle, Anna
Denny and Lillian Melvin.
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ON Sick nnea

The TRANSCRIPT deeply FegFets,to learn
Of the continued II health Of anumber
OF our valued good citizens.
Ms. John L. Byron, who has been a
great sufferer for months, is critically i'll
and confined to her bed. Much sympathy
is felt for her by the community and the
Methodist Church Of which she is a mem
Der, and all would gladly indulge hopes
for her ultimate recovery we're such posi-
bic.
We are sorry also to report that our es-
teemed Postmaster John A. Jolls IS still
very feeble. All bis friends long to see
him his former self again, aud trust he
will be.
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New Canning Factory

The Mar,Del Canning Company has
selected site at Armstrong; Corner
where they will have erected q modern
tomato cannery. The work on she new
building viii begin in the early spring,
and the machinery and other equipment
will be installed as soon as the building il
CompIsSed.
The company has alresdy contracted
with our farmers to grow 300 acres Of to,
matoes for tbs seasons pack, and they
are - receive $40 per ton for same.
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Miss Lewis Entertained

Miss Prudence Lewis delightfully."- en-.
tertained the members of the U. T. G. at
her home on West Main street Monday
evening. The table decorations were
very pretty, being of red and white
candles and valentine hearts. At ten
O'Clock refreshments were served.
Those present were; Mrs. Frank
Hetzel Of Franksville, Wis, Mrs. Thomas
s. Fouracre, Mrs. Joshua q Grassland,
Mrs. s. E. Lewis, Mrs d. W. Stevens.
Mrs. Liston Dashiel, Mrs A. X. Hopkins,
Misses Elizabeth Holten. Lena Weber,
Ada Scott. Lena Duttou, Elsie Jones and
Prudence Lewis, all Of this town.
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New Century Club

Mrs. Charles Derrickson, the newly
elected president of the New Centuy Club
presided at the meeting on Tuesday. Miss
Hester Jones, chairman of program, had
arranged 9 very pleasing program for the
day in having a "DiekeDs Day." Miss
Jones, Miss Bessie Anderson and Mrs. NJ.
B. Burris read interesting articles from
Dickens aud Mrs. j. L shepherd gave
one Of Dorothy Dix s,splendid items from
a daily paper,
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E.: ::::;'' e.. MULLINS Fl; ;.:;:''. Fl:

"a No. l. Blanche, bay mare, IA
years old, first class work mare.
0@ No. 2. Norris, bay horse, Is
yeats old. This is first class work horse
and full mate to No. 1.
No. 3 Teddy, bay horse, years cid,
good work horse and fair driver, fearless
OF all objects.
No. 4. Fanny, bay mare, years old.
This is an all round mare, can't hook her
wrong, good brood mare, in foal to
Smiths Percheron horse.
No. 5. Bess, gray mare, Is years old,
good worker.
No. 6. Topsy, bay mare, I3 years old.
This mare will work to anything and is
large enough for any use.
Nos. and s. Trixie ana Star, pair of
bay colts coming years old, half brother
and sister. are just alike, made right. Both
should go to one man.
Nos. and 10. May and June, pair OF
iron gray mares, coming 8 and 4 years
old, full sisters and just alike. These are
fhe made colts, will make a fine double
team, viii be broken by day Of sale.
Nos. II aud IL. Light and Dove, pair
Of large hay mnles. s years old, weight
2640. This is as good a team of mules
uo ChGA co NJ arc du0 A0lOh
for any use. This team has been in use
by the Horrigsn Contracting Co. since /
have owned them, Get ready they are
worth the change.
Nos. I3 and IA. Barney and Billy, bay
and roam horses, s and - years old,
weight 400 and 1900 lbs This is fine
pair of horses, the kind that always look
right and will work to anything. These
horses have been out of contract work
about eight weeks.
No. 10. Msyfower, bay mare, years
old. This is a great roadster, she is
PAGER and plenty of speed. IN foal to
Del Brook.
No. Is. Prince black colt, 2 years
old, nice size, good stock.
No. IL. Mig, black mule, coming
year old. This mule was bred for in the
west. He is a fine one.
No. Is. Bert, months old colt. This
will make fine horse, bred for in the
west. Look him over.
No. 49, Friday, sorrel colt, 8 months
cid.
No. 2o George l., bay colt, months
old.
No. q. Bay Colt, coming years old,
good siZ9.
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Sunday Night Robbery

All of the many friends of our kind
hearted, industrious laundryman Mr..
Henry Toy will be sorry to hear that
some thief sneaked into his place last
Sunday night during bis short absence
visiting sick friend. and stole SAG in
money from his till.
He does fine workJand is as honest as
he is industrious, and merits the patron
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A Long Fast

At the sails some three weeks ago on
Mr.. Manlove's farm, six months call
was overlooked by its buyer and remain
ed shut up in stall in the stable, with
out food or water for Is days during the
coldest weather of this severe season
When discovered it was alive and we'll.
though apparently able to swallow the
entire water wagon"l 1t will quite re-
cover. This four legged faster beats DR..
Tanners great feat "all hollow.
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Snail BIaza

Fire was discovered 10 the residences OF
Mr.. Patrick 0'Nsal. on West Main street,
about 080 O'Clock. on Tuesday morning.
1t arted around the register from the
paFlor stove in the flooring of the second
story, and vas not discovered until it tai
eaten its way along the jnist ID flooring.
It v az put out by few buckets of va, er
before the Hose company went into ser.
vice. The damage q as slight, owing per
baps TO it being in the daytime when al
the family we're at home. The register
had but recently been put in ald il ID
supposed some light shavings or small
pieces OF wood we're not removed by the
Werkmen.
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Good News

Their white Goods sale was such gra-
sifvinp success, and pleased 90 many Of
their customers with the unuRual bar
gaios It offered, that FoeEL BURsTAE
Sake pleasure accordingly in announcing
"a them and to the general public. that IN
the c1nrse Of their three weeks stock
tekirQ. thev have come upon q number
of articles OF vasious kinds lone or few
81 eaeh-whieh they are now selling at
IKE reduced prices Bee their ed. ia this
paper.
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SteYens-NaYIor NuntiaIs

Miss Myrtle P. Naylor, the daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles B. Naylor of near
TIwnsend, and Mr.. Pierce B. Stevene, of
Wilmington, we're united 10 merriage at
the parsonage Of Immanuel NJ. E.Church
in Townsend, by the pastor Rev. L. L.
McDougle. Saturday evening last. Mr..
Stevens is brother of Mr.. d. W. Stevens
# this town, and has many friends here.
TIE newly married couple will reside in
Wilmington.
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Wil Attend Chnrch

The members Of Good Samaritan
Lodge No. 9, I. O. o. F. and Damon
Lodge, No. II. K. Of P. ,wil! attend Beth
RsdR d. E. Church on tomorrow (Suuday)
morning. Rev. Vaughan S. Collins will
preach a special sermon to The lodgemen,
who are requesred to meet at their usual
place Of meetin g at 8. 45 o'clock.
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COWS&HEIFERS

IS head of Cows aud Heifers; IA head
of good Mich Cows, some with calf by
their side, others will be fresh by day OF
sale. These eows are all young and well
bred Holsteins, Guernseys and Durham,
and have stood the test for milk shipping
for three years. Four Heifers, coming
two years old, close springers.
H0GS.-0ne Poland China Sow and
6 Pigs, very, fine; one Poland China
Boar Hog, s months old, fine Stock Hog.
Farming Implements
One Farm Wagon, in good order !
drop-bottom Wagon, in good order;
Sulky Cnltivator, l three section Spring
tooth Harrow, ] Iron Harrow, in good
order; 2 No. Is Wizard Plews, No. 8 Le-
roy Piow, l l-horse plow, / Mccormick
binder, Hay rake, Chattanooga double
disc riding plow, in good order; Tiger
corn planter, in good order: 100 rods of
wire, double spIayer, for spraying trees,
new; / horse power Feed grinder at
tached with drive wheel, l wind mill, 40
foot power and trough complete, new;
hay fork, rope and blocks, new; extra
hay fork and car, spindle wagon, york
carriage, in good order. l old york; car
riage.
Also, one-haH interest IN eighty acres OF
Wheat.in the ground
DAIRY FIXTURES.-0ne milk.eooler,
in good order; Is milk cans, in good order.
TAKE NOTICE-Gentletnen, please
take notice that the above goods will posi-
lively be sold regardless Of price, as l
have no further use for them.
Terms of Sale
On all sums of $500 and under, the
Cash will be required; on all sums over
that amount credit of nins (9) montbs
will be given by purchaser giving banka-
BILE note with approved endorser. Inter
est added from day Of SALE Positively
no goods to be removed until terms are
complied With.
HARRY ISAAcS.
D. P. Hutehison, Auctioneer.
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Wagons and Dearborns for sale.
&c. GREEN.
The best steak, roasts, lamb and veal, at
W. @. jones.
FRESH and SALT FISH at my store
at all times. w. C. JOINS.
Wagons and Dearborns for sale.
J. c. GREEN.
Use "CrystalOid Dairy Feed'. Analysis
guaranteed at
Evans Echange Store.
Highest Cash Prices paid for all kinds
of Hydes. HEIDMYER's STORE.
HIDES WANTED.-The highest
cash prices paid for horse and COW hidee.
w. G. JONES.
Do not neglect your teeth; A little at
tentiou now may save you much pain and
expense in the future.
DR.. J. ALLEN JOHNSON,
Middletown, Del.
HIGH GRADE LEHIGH COAL, all
sizes ALWAYS nstock and under cover.
Guaranteed free from dirt. Oak Wood to
fit the stove. Phone and 48.
JESSE L. SHEPHERD.
HORSES CLIPrED-I wish to inform
the public that 1 am prepared to clip
horses in an up to.date manner on short
notice. ]. q. GRASSLAND,
Middletown Hotel Stables,
FOR SALE.-0ne mahogany bed, one
oak bed and bureau to match, good style
and excellent condition. viii sell cheap.
Call to see them. Dr.. JIG. SITES.
FRESH MILK have made arrange
ments with Mr.. John Heldmyer Jr., to
handle my milk, where old customers OF
new ones can get aame at all hours of the
day. }. =. ASTON
FOR sALE-Locust, Chestnut, White
Oak and Cedar fence posts. Also shed,
hitching and gate posts. FIRE wood b,
the load. M. MARSHALL,
Fieldsboro, Del.
After Ostober first, the library hours
will be:-Tuesdays, 3 80 to 5; Fridays, z
to 8 80; Saturdays to 5. The library
will be open on Tuesday evenings for
school children exclusively.
At a.recent meeting Of Town Council,
DIR. Edward NJ. Vaughan was appointed
health physician, to succeed DR.. c. A.
R tchie.
March 18th, watch the date. Mullins
Sale. Good stock and implements, come
see them. Buy your stock late and save
feed and money.
Mr.. H. D. Howell has purchased Of
Harry segeIken. the residence on the cor
ner of Cass and Lake streets, now occu-
pied by Mr.. segelken:
MIS-. Theodore V. Leonhart was given
an ''Apron Shower" on Tuesday in honor
of her birthday. She received twenty
four very beautiful and useful aprons.
Joseph 6. Brown, Executor of the late
Mrs. A. Eliza Appleton, will sell at her
late residence on High Street, o lessa, on
Thursday. February 29th at O'Clock P.
NJ, all Der household goods.
Unclaimed Letters-The following list
of letters remains unclaimed in the post.
of1es tur tire Heekk Heekk ending Eeh- 1st:
Miss Frances Miles, Mrs Edith Pryor,
Mrs. Ais Warlis, Miss Uneeds Wilson,
Harvey Hogan. John Hunter. Epe Muir
ray.
AT the Annual Meeting of the Ameri-
can Polish Club h'l in Mechanics Hail
in Mechanics Hall, Boston, Mass, Friday
January 18Th 1912, Dr.W. V. Woods vas
elected President Of the Club for the en-.
suing year. Further deta'li will appear
in the Club Catalogue which is now be-
ing prepared.
At the residence Of Mrs.G. L. Cochran
on West Main street, luncheon and re-
eeption was given by her on Saturday
sftelnorh ct O'Clock. TO the Bridge
Whist Club. After the guests Lad par
Iak.n Of luncheon, the remainder of the
afternoon Va, spent in tue enjoyment Of
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Killed at CeciItOn

william Brown, colored man former
" Of MiddIstown but living at Ceciiton
'sbe time OF his death, was shot on
I 6ursday evening about midnight by
William Thompson, another eoloren man
living in that place. The shooting occur
red AZ the house of Thaddeus Brown
where party was 10 progress. The two
men got into an alteration whereupon
THOMPSON draw a revolver and shot
Brown 10 the left aye kill g him instant.
". The murderer escaped and the purs
sninQ Sheriff has not vet been able to ap,
prehend him. Thompson fs about 81
wears old. The Coroner is now sitting
upoa the case.
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CattIeW

Thirty head OF as fine Milk Cows as can
be found, some with calves by their sides
and others tpringers.
5 Heifers. 2 years old;3 Heifers, year
old; Bull, years old.
Lot OF Cob Corn by the bushef; lot of
Hay by the ton; Meat by the pound; Lard
by the can.
Poultry.--Lot of hickens, Geese and
Ducks.
Hogs.-22 head Of shoats and brood
sows.
Farming Utensils, Etc.
Two manure spreadtrs, new; 1 disc
harrow, new; 5 good thrse-horss pIoWs,
nearly new; 2 sprine-:ooth harrows, 2
spike-tooth harrows, good as new; single
cultivators, Deer corn planter, disc
harrow, new; roller, Osborn binders,
good as new 4 wheel cnltivators, Q whe It
drills, good ones; dearborn wagon, 4
farm wagons, cart, good mowers,
Osborn and Champion; hay letters,
one of them new; 2hoFse rakes, good as
new; griHdstoBe, 4 hay riggings. hand
corn shelter. good as new;l grain fsn,-I2
sets ploW harness, set cart harness, 4
sets wagon harness, / set dearborn haT-
ness, set single carriage harness, 1 set
double carriage harness, I two-seated
dayton, good as new; l top buggy, / 20
top buggy, rubber tire buggy, good as
new; lot Of fence posts, scythes, crow
bare, ladders, 9 hay forks. lot of pulley
blocks and rope for same; forks, shovels,
hoes and q lot OF useful things too
numerous to mention Also q lot Of
household gosds and kitchen furniture.
Terms Of Sale
On all sums Of $1,000 and under, the
Cash will be required; on all sums over
that amount credit of Nine (9) Months
will be given by pnrci laser giving bank
able note with approved endorser In
terest added from day Of sale. Positively
no goods to be removed until terms are
complied with.
MRS. n. A. HARRloT.
Eugene Racine, Auctioneer.
Byron Bouehelle, Inside Clerk.
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Public Sale
HORSES : COLTS


Ssingle or double. You cannot
bitch him wrong and there is no day too
long for him.
No. 2. Nancy, Black Mare, years
old, will work in all harness, no faults,
fair driver, No. brood mare Ia foa1 by
my percheron horse, no insurance.
No. 8. Lady, Gray Mare, IL years cid.
She is an all sound, good mare, works
right whereeyerp put. Good brood mare,
in foal by Thomas Lattomus BeIein
horse; purchaser pays insurance.
No. 4. Del, Bay Mare. IL years old,
splendid work mare, good brood mare, in
foal by my horse, no Insurance..
No. 5. Sadie, Gray Mare, 15 years
old, good work mare and she does not
know she is getting old.
No. 6. Leda, Dark Gray Mare, years
old, broken to single or double harness.
Have drove her double, and she will
make driver.
No. z. Prince, Black Colt, coming
years old. He is small but very pretty.
Will make splendid one for the boy, as
be is very quiet. Come buy him for
your children and make them happy.
No. 8. Bess, Black mare Colt, coming
2 years old, good size; sire percheren
horse, dam percheron mare.
No. 9. D xter, Dark Gray Horse Coli,
coming year old, good size and should
make good.
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Card Thanks

We wish TO thank our many friends
who so kindly assisted us IN our recent
bereavement 10 the loss Of our dear son
Edward.
Mr. and Mrs. E. ManloYe.
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Public Sale
IL HEAD HORSESAND COLTS


No. 1. Trim, brown horse, IL years
old good al around horse has no bad
habits.
No. 3. Friday, light bay horse, 10
years cid, good all around horse.
No. 8. Joe. dark brown mare, years
old, this is good brood mare and makes
good team with No. 2.
No. 4 Dandy, brown horse, years
old, this is a fine colt will work single or
double
No. Ritney, brown horse, 5 years
old, H. Is toppy driver, up headed
and never tires, will work anywhere and
in all harness.
No. g. Skipper, bay mare, 10 years
old, sired by Duroc, good worker and
fair driver.
No. 7. Dollie, bay mare, years old,
good toppy driver and good work mare.
No. 8. Cedar, brown, mare, 6 years
old, sired by Red Cedar. This is good
all around horse, fearless of all objects,
and good driver, safe for any body to
drive that can hold the lines.
No. 8. Prince, chestnut sorrel, years
old, sired by Pszote, this is a good driv-
ing horse and will work every where and
quiet, and no day is too long for him.
No. 10. Rodney bay colt, coming 8
years old, has been worked a little, a
good strong colt, good size, sired by
Smiths horse.
No. IL. Minute, black mare, 6 years
OLD, sired by Midnight Bells, this a nice
mare to work or drive, good road mare,
in foal to Uric Conner's horse.
No II. Harry, bay colt, coming 8
years old, this is nice chunk, a good
mate for No. 10 sired hv Smith's hnrsa
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The MiddIetsWn transcript
Malls close as Follows.

Going Nortb-7.& q. m, l0.o5s AM, 4.05I pm.
5, N. and p, M.
Going south-SOO am, AIS p. m and pm
For odessa,-7.50 a, a.. $50 M, II BY 9. M,
Fdr j. warwick. CeciIton and Earlville $40 a.
m and 4.45 p m.
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Our
Winter Sale

goes rolling on. Heavy
Suits, Overcoats and Trous.
ers at away.down closing
prices.
SPECIAL
] PRICE SALE
on Suits and Overcoats,
small lots, broken sizes, and
single garments.
SIS to SIS
that were $40 to $50, and
every size among them in
Suits, "a to 46 chest; Over.
coats, "a to 40. Several
delayed lots of New Suits,
we closed from good makers
and fancy Blues, Gray
Cheviots andBrownW Worsteds
at $40. Regular $40 values.
FULL DRESS
Everything in lateststyles.
Full Dress, Tuxedo and
Prince Albert Suits for
special and particular
occasions and styles are
right. Hats, Shoes, Shirts,
Collars, Cuffs and Ties to go
with them.
Biggest ,w-vvrvv,r Shoes
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Sale

Public Sale
The undersigned, having eoll hor farm,
resides. on the road leading from Chesa-
peake CITY to Eikton, Md. about mile
north Of Chesapeake City,
Thursday, Feb. %, IL
AT 10 O'clock A, NJ.
All of her personal property without
reserve:
2 5 HEAD OF
Horses, Colts, Mules
No. l. Bessie MorreIl, black mare, Is
years cid, sired by Gray Morrell, record
2.30; ine brood mare
No. 2. Fritz. sofrrl Ceiling, IA years
old, sired by Garrett, fine horse all around.
No. 8. Dick, sorrel gelding, IA years
old, sired by Morgan; with great en-
durance.
No. 4. Lizzie, brown mare, 10 years
old. sired by Garrett, fine brood mare,
No. 5. Sister g., bay mare, 8 years
old. sired by Garrett, fine and attractive;
with foal.
No. s. Gene valgiue, bay gelding, 8
years old, sired by Garrett; fine all
around horse.
No. Z. Roy, gray geldiug, IL years old.
sired by Grover c. fine all around horse.
No s. Prince Morrell, black gelding,
z years old, sired by William NJ, record
2.2l4; fine horse.
No 9 Love, bay gelding, years old,
sired by DR.. Cooper's horse. This is
everybody's horse.
No. 10. Kitty, Clark. black mare, 5
years old, sired by AaiiCautara. Gre off
the fine ones.
No. II. Bessie F., bay mare, 5 years
old, sired by Aleantara, sire of Barnett
B.. record 2.06 with foal.
No. II. Lady Woodlock, black mare, /
2 years old, sired BY WoodiocF, dam
Daysie B., record 2.15. Remember this
one.
No. Is. Ike, black geIding, 2 years old,
sired by Payne's stallion; fine colt, Ready
for work.
No. IA. Pompie, black gelding, 2
years old, sired by PayBe's stallion. This
colt is ready for work.
No. 15. Skeetter, black geldiDg,
wear old, sired by Payne's stallion.
Good one.
No. l6. Bessie Vincent, gray colt, l
year old, sired by Allie Vincent. Watch
this one.
No. II. Lady Vincent, sorrel mare, 8
years old sired by Garrett, record 2. 2.26;
in foal, none better.
No. IS. Lucy A., sorrel mare, years
old, sired by Garrett, dam Dorces L.
Best bred.
No. 10. Sister, sorrel mare, 8 years
old, sired by Dewey Garrett, dam Lady
G Frett. good one and beauty.
No. 20. Dorces l., sorrel mare, years
old, sired by Imp. Gantacka; fine brood
mare aud believed to be in foal.
No. 81. Dan, brown gelding. II years
OIL Good work horse.
No. %. Lawrence, sorrel gelding, II
years old, good work horse, safe for
lad es TO drive.
No. %. Miss Prince, brown mare,
yeors old, sired by Prince March, elegant
driver and natural born PAGER
Nos. "a and %. Punch and Judy, two |
mule colts, coming years old.
Several of these mares are believed to !
be in foal to good bred horses.
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g HEAD OF
C LE

~ "A ~ A
Five bead good mich cows, some with
calves; others close springers. 2 tive
years-old htifers. 2two-years-old steers.
will make fne pair Of oxen. have
them positively broken and they are
quick.
HOGS = Poland Cbina SoWs, with pigs,
that will be s weeks old bSe day Of sale.
one large poland china SOW.
FARMING IMPLEMENTS
Two farm wagons, good order; l Nc
Cormick binder, B. & H. u-spout drill,
l roller, Osborne spring-tooth harrow,
three sections; 2 wheel cultivstors, Iron
Age, / Ohio spring-tooth; Oliver gang
ploW, horse rake set wagon harness,
pillow gears, collars, brides, hay fork
and many articles nos mentioned.
This property will positively be sold
TERMS OF SALE
On all sums of $1,000 and under, the
Cash will be required; on all sums over
that amount a credit of Nine (9) Months
will be given by purchaser giving bank
able note With approved endorser. In
terest added from day of sale. Positively
no goods to be removed until terms are
complied with.
VIM. A. LEE.
D. p Hutchison. Auctioneer,
Middletown transcript., 1912-02-17
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Krpp1ETOwN, DEL. FEB. Il. 1919
Middletown transcript., 1912-02-17

D. P. Hutchison, Auctioneer.
Middletown transcript., 1912-02-17

D. P. HutcbisOn, Auctioneer.