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Evening journal., 1915-02-22
SHERIFF SALE


sHERIFF's sALE--BY VIRTUE OF A
writ of Levari Facias. to me directed, Ulli
be exposed to publ, sale at the Sourt
Wouse. on Market street between lehth it
and Eleventh streets, in the cry OF WI"
inington, New Castle county Dela"sie'
on MONDAY,
THE FIRST DAY OF MAkCh' lolo'
At $50 O'Clock, A. NJ,
the following described real estate, VIZ ...
An that certain lot or piece OF lana, WIN
the two.story brick dwelling thereon erecteu
sitnste i'm the city Of Wilmington, county oi
New Castle and State Of Delaware pouhueu
and described as follows to-wt;
Berinning az point ON the nortne'ls y
side of Vnndever Avenue, al the distance OF
two hundred and four feet nine ln'nes'
easterlv from the easterly side OF OhuIo en-
street and az the middle Of an alley TWO ieel
four inches wide, between the house on thls
iot and the one adjoining on the west
thence northerly, parallel with tnurcn
street and passing through the middle OF
said aliev. one hundred and twenty.nve ieet
to n corner. thence easterly, parallel win
Vandever avenue fifteen feet, nine inches 10
n corner: thence southerly, parallel win
church street one hundred and twenty-five
foot IA the northerly side Of Nandever ave
nue. and thence thereby westerly htteeh
feet nine inches to the place of beginning De
the contents thereof what they may
Seized and taken in execution as the
nroncrtv of Frank $. Zane and Sarah Is
zane his wife. and to be sold by
HARRY !. STIDHAM, SheriH
sherin's Office Wilmington, Del. fe6ru
airy rs, 1915. teDl lo,l .,- 80. = :.
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EMPLOYMENT AGENCY

noMFsTIC AND GENERAL HELP FUR.
y nished on short notice. Laborers a spe-
cialty. Delaware Employment Bureau, n W.
Corner Sixth and Tatnnll streets. Wilmington,
Del Phone. 5O85. Hours. A. NJ TO 8
p. H. sebi-im.
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HELP wANTED-MALE
HELP WANTED

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II HOUSANDS GOVERNMENT JOBS
open TO men and women; sos 20 $3.50
month Write for list Franklin Institute
Dept. Al b. Rochester, N. Y. inn29 TO mari
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PUBLIC SALE

HAVING SOLD MY FARM
E7TN one mile south Of Centre
YtaLlGN Vile Del, public sale,
Tuesday afternoon, Febru
,-rssl.Efs.skgA ary 20, at / o'clock p
A''ss'e e'r-'' head Of Cattle and all my
farm implements Terms cash.
AQUILO D. JACKSON.
WM LANK. Auctioneer.
WIN. II. KLAIR. Auctioneor.
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-SITIIATION WANTED-MALE

VTOuNG MAN WITH LONG EXPERT.
cncc. now ending second year Of North
American Competition. wants position. or viii
manage poultry plant by March !. Will
furnish reference. fcb222t.
q INCIE YOUNG MAN NOW WORKING
- ON North American contest, second year,
and with broad experience with poultry.
wishes private place by March viii give
reference from present employer A. w.
Jackson Newark Del feb22 2t
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= OR SALE-HORsE. BUGGY. TWO
robes Apply to Mrs. Hendrick. near
kockland Phone. 255s-D. feb11-l2t.
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~ OR SALE, CHEAP-Nu. 1 SIZE V1O-
Il ln nearly new Phone. Diamond State
No. $3.50. Jant1-tf
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REAL ESTATE-FOR SALE.
For Sale
New Houses

TERMS TO SUIT PURCHASERS.
Jessup St. between Twenty second and
Twcnty-third. rooms and bath, open stair
way, heater. gas and electric light. front and
back porchcs.
These properties are certainly attractive
for anyone with small family. BE sure and
examine the above properties before buying
elsewhere.
CARROLL W. GRIFFITH
224 WEST NINTH STREET.
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APARTMFNTS
FOR SALE OR RENT

~ EAST FOURTH STREET FOR
Hi rent, rooming house, with or with
out furniture. Owner, No. 900 Walnut St,
Camden n. y. feb20- I'm.
z OR SALE OR RENT-DWELLING, NO.
1112 West Fifth street; eight rooms and
bath; heater. front and back porches, pri-
vate alley. electric-gas lighting, good as new;
a bargain. feb3-eod-1m
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THE EVENING JOURNAL MONDAY. FEBRUARY y. 1915
FOR SALE.

Il OR sALE-sTOCK HORSE. WIN. @.
Maclary, stanton. Del. febiS-tt.
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ROOMS FOR RENT.

-,>,~->-~-~-->->~-->-->>--- -
NJ ICE CLEAN FURNISHED ROOMS FOR
~ light housekeeping reasonable. No.
Ills King street. feb5u
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NOTICES.

MADAM LEO RONiANY GYPSY
M Palmist. at Shellpot Park, all winter.
Appointments day or night Tells past. pres
ent and future, just as you have gone ano
will 20 through life, for CSC. Also reads
colored peoples hands Shellpot Park
dec5.u
~ HE RAETORIANS-TIIE SCIENTIFIC
fraternal order. issuing 10, 49, 20 pay,
whole life, old age benefit. renewable term
and iustallment certificates. paid up and oN-
tended values Also accident benefits, can use
few FIRST class insurance salesmon In Della
ware Address with reference, George Taylor,
Manager New England States, =. o. Box 1929,
Providence. r. ]. feb20-3t
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BUSINESS NOTICE.

-
VF YOU HAVE CLOTHES TO SELL,
call HARRIET + FISHER, No. $50 Pop
lar ST. Phone 4727D. octl3eod-u
TT YOU WANT TO SELL YOUR CLOTHES
/ call up Isaac Gibbs. No. s8s French 81.
d. & A. phone No 2995. and he win call
for them. None bought AZ store. ianotf
ID IANO MOVING AND hAULING--ALL
Il work done with special care. ID. a A..
phone. 2sTA; Del. 1912. James Stewart
Lowe. No. 1909 Tatnall 81. ian9f.
n FATER WORK, ROOFING AND
Ill spouting Jobb'ng and Stove Repairing
JOHN 4. sCHWEIZEE. No. 525 West Front
street. Both phones. msr3o-tf.
KePShaW q Whltten
FINEST LINE OF
Wall Papers and Cretonues
s ". COR NINTH AND WINDSOR SITS.
ID. & A. Phone, 429. Wilmington Del.
Estimates Furnished Lowest Prices.
aug12.u.
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u URN1SHED ROOMS FOR LIGHT
IT Housekeeping. No. 2O1 East Fifth
street. jan26-im.
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OOo QUART - PURE CALIFORNIA
QUO Wines si Keil's No. 300 East
Fourth street. m12-i.
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ID DOM FOR RENT. FURNISHED OR UN.
feb1O-1m.
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PUBLIC SALE OF HIGH
CLASS HORSES
will be sold at Marvel S
Stables. Fifth and Madison
streets. Wilmington, Della
ware,
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REAL ESTATE FOX REM

II IGHT ROOM HOUSE. ALL CON
II veniences, bath and laundry Inquire
No. 115 W. Thirtieth st. fc5i9-12t
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IT w0 FURNISHED. COMMUNICATIONS
rooms Use Of light heat and telephone.
No. 1917 West So. febl3-1m.
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Y OR SALE-1912 ELKHART AUTOMO.
T bile. good condition. Faris, Delaware
City. Del feb10 eod-lm.
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PAPERHANGERS

Ohm REYBOLD, PAPER HANGER.
~ NO. s2s MADISON ST. Bell Phone
571sL. ian12-tf
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MONEY To LOAN.

AZ oNEY TO LOAN ON REAL ESTATE
Nl Any amount at lowest rates. Quickly
furnished. Address MAO. Evening Journal
ONCE. nov23 m.w.s-tf
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PUBLIC sTENOGRAPHER.

VIZ S. MATCHET1. PUBLIC STE
w nographer, Nos. 7is.71o Ford Build.
ing fcbS1m
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~ wO ROOMS FOR LIGHT HOUSE.
i keeping All convenences. No. 70s
Lombard ST. febl5-12t
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u OR RENY-TWO HOUSES, ROOMS,
II bath, heater, DUPONT Road, Richardson
Park. d. A. Phone. d497-Y. W. Howard
Taylor. feb13-I2t.
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II OR sALE-CHUNR WOOD, $3.50 PER
4 load Phone HOLLY OAK GID.
ian27-1mo.
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MASQUERADE SUITS

GsQUERADE SUITs-s. A. STAN
MI BERWICK. No. 929 Vandsver Ave
nue.. p. & A. Phone. 5000 nar4lu'
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SITUATION WANTED-FEMALE

M TDDLEAGED LADY DESIRES PLAIN
VI cooking or housekeeping. Apply No
7e5 s Claymont st feb2o-2t
VIZ HITE WOMAN WANTS PLACE TO
w wash and iron for Mondays and Tues.
days. No. ioa Seventh Ave febeo-3t
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FARM FOR RENT.

n ARM or IS ACRES. NEAR CITY. AD-
4 dress RIA, Evening journal Ohice
fob22-3t.
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u OR ,RENT-NO. 1915 WEST FOURTH
4 street, three story brick dwelling 3
rooms and bath. Apply No 50I North
Broome st. febl6.2wks.
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Il URNIsHED OR UNFURNIsHED
II rooms. reasonable ladies preferred. No.
9ul Iatnall ST. feb20-1m.
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ROOFERS
MANICURING AND
SCALP TREATMENT

ATELLIE NJ. MOORE. MANICURING.
~ scalp treatment massaging. Special,
shampooine, 35c. No. Goa Market street,
seecId foor. ID. & A., 6595W. fcb5lm.
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VtOR RENT-NO 1O5 ". lWENIf-
Il seventh street. seven rooms and bath.
Apply Reese Bros No. 412 King Street
feb3-m,w,f-1m.
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II OR RENT-CONCRETE BLOCK HOUSE
It on Penny Hill rooms and bath. Al
modern improvements. Apply at Doyle s
store feb2O3t.
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Lost
At Fourth and King streets
Black Lynx Muff

Reward if returned to Mrs. John f.
Lecarpentier, 1905 Wawaset. No ques-
tions asked. root
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r OST-ON SATURDAY NIGHT, BUNCH
IL of keys Reward. No. gO7 West
seventh ST. feb22.lt.
7 OSf-PENNSYLVANfA MILEAGE BOOK.
l. Name Of owner In book. Book only good
~ owner Reward II returned to this offce.
fob22.2t
, 1915-10-06

reserves, who during a ,uutpr-altack cap.
tuned eight hundred prisoners and DESTROYED
the Others. All the French attacks between
tie Sonlmrpy Soualn hi9h-road and the
Chullerange-Ste Menehouid railway were
partly r,puls'd on Thursday, after bitter
hand to hand fighting N winch the enemy
suffered heavy losses. A stoug enemy at
tack on the Hont northwest Of M~assigues
broke dcwn, but north Of Massiges Hill 1871,
which was very much exposed to the enemy 5
faukInG fire, was lost
A. Order Of he Day to the troops IN
France contained a tele lam from Lord
Kitchener to lield Marshal Sir John
j rene as follows: my wmmest 60 glutu-
lntious 10 YOU and all ser>iu und,r You o.
the substantial uccess You have achuv d
and my best wishes for the progress OF your
important opetotIons.'
Generals Capper and Thes'ger have
been killed. Captnin CawIey has been
kllled m lie DardauelIeS, being the thud
Member Of the House OF Commons who hns
died at the front.
The correspondent of the Copenhagen
"Poluiken" at Berlin states that the Brrll-
ner TugrbIatt remarks that nothing would
be more foolish than 10 overlook The tertlbe
seriousness Of the recent battles ~ lhe West.
, 1915-10-06

victories to the unlimited supply Of shells,
the clnuon fire bcioq Ike the rolling of
drums Tor hon $. Uuoticial French ac-
counts attribute the victories to the speed
of the charge.
Ottawa, Oct. 3rd.-The 2ud. Canadian Iii
vision has been in ale trenches sluce Satul-
day last and has had its baptism of fire.
The British War Office having Unlimited
thar it desired the immediate transfer to
England of the twelve infantry bu Ijo,s
now training, they VIII be sent witAlu lew
days, making over one huulreI thousand.
There will then be training IA Canada be
tween sixty thousand and seventy Thousand
men.
, 1915-10-06
Censored at Jatnaica.l

London, Oct. 3ri s tIe6t Marshal Sir
john French reports as follows: "The enc
my on the 29th. ultjmo mnde several attacks
on our positions northwest Of HuIluch and
severe fighting continued all day, with the
result that we maintained ali our positions
except the extreme left, where the enemy
gained about $50 yards Of trenches. Our
position has been fully consolidated and the
hostile couuter.attucks have now Weakened.
On the afternoon ot the % h, near Ho ge,
the enemy fired Il mne under our trenches
south of the Menin Road, gaining a footing
on our front line, but couuter-attacks deIiy-
cred on the thirtIeth recovered all but Il small
portion Of The trench lost. On Friday no
change occurred III the situation on our
front. During the last seven days our air
craft have been very active. Seventeen air
combats have been reported and in only one
was a British machine worsted. A German
machine was brought down inside our lines.
On Thursday a railway in the hostile area
was attacked and the main lines were dam
aged nj fifteen different pIncts. Five, pro-
bably six, Trans were partially wrecked and
the locomotive sheds at Va eucienues were
set on fire. Considerable i~utelfer, nee was
thus caused 10 the German railroad orsanizu-
4ouP'
Sin Edward Grey has issued a statement
that milo nation has been received that
German and Austrian officers are arriving
In Bulgaria with Il view to taking an active
part il directing the Bulgarian army. THIS
action, he says, Is precisely SIM lar to that
token Ia Turkey, where German officers
forced Turkey TO make an entirely unpro-
yoked attack upon Russia last yeur, and
since the Allied Powers are bound to sup
port the Balkan Suites which nre threatened
by such proceedings IN Bulgaria, TINS news
is regarded with the utmost gravity.
a Reuters de~patchfr from Athens states that
latest advices from Sofia iudIcete lhat Ger
man influence is gaining ground daily, and
it IS naturally concluded that the chances of
mainlNulu8 peace in the Balkans are re-
mote.
The Paris %"Temps" aunouuces that France
aud Great Butian have taken military meas
n ea TO defend Serbia and Greece against
bulgaria.
4 French official communiqn6 states:
"Iome new progress, has been realized on t =
southern part OF the Giveuchy Wood, in Ar
tors. East OF Souchez we made prisoners 81
Of the Pru-sian Gaud and freed some
French prisoners who had been in The hauds
OF the Germans sluce the 29th ultimo. In
the Chumpl4ue il su lden attack near Aube-
I'VE euabied us to take from the enemy more
machiue-4Uns and about 30 prisoners. The
Getmans directed on some Of our new posl-
t1onS an intermittent bombardment, usiu9
shells which causeG irritation 10 the eyes
aud mnde them run water. Our batteries
eiliroc'oH~Iy responded. A violent bombard-
ntent OF our trenches in the Argonne, north
OF la Bnfette, w"s stopped by our ct1icacious
fire from bomb throwers on the German
trenches. Some shells were thrown from
long range on Veldun and Nomeny by enc
my batteries, which Were immediately couu-
tcr-nttackel by our artillery. W. cannon
aded al long range some trains ut the sta
, 1915-10-06

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IJNllU Nj, Oti. tln.-E ItIl NINlSlllt OH
John French reports rs follows I'VE couu-
ter-attacked on Friday night and achieved
our objective by taking the two German
trench $ south west of Fosse which The enc
my recovered in his uuteI-aItack OH the
twenty sixth ultimo. No other events have
occurred on our front.
French official stltes Our heavy
artillery cooperated with the British hret ia
Il bombnndment of Jhe German butreIlea ut
Westende, Belgium. In Artois the enemy
directed on our entire front between Ncu-
yIlle-St WAIST and the wood north Of Sou
chez a violent connonale which we very
erergeticatIy repulsed. An jutefse bonh-
Il dnent by bolh sides occurred uolJh of
Berry ma Bac, and south in the direction If
StpiAnrut. On the Champagne front there
hns been cauuonn!iug on all s. les and the
enemy again used shells containing %sutfoctt
iug gases. Between tue Meueo and the
Moselle, north of Ellrey, there were several
outbursts from the German artillery against
our trenches, bur our batteries stop
ped this. In Lorraine a new strong
reconnaissance Of the enemy has been re
pulsed aud dispersed south OF the forest
of l'ariow. la the Champagne one Of our
gun neroplaucs hit a hostile captive balloon.
which dropped 10 the earth IN II mes. A
squadron of IS aeroplanes homhardeI the
railway station ut VoHzier1, tAo aviation
ground ucur the town and the sutton Mt
Chullerungo, over 300 shells beng lroppod
on the objects aimed III, which wete struck.
Another b2mblrdment cut in two i moving
train uear the station ut Lpon."
4 German Official bulletin announces: 'By
a counter attnck the BRUSH on FrlIay night
eudeavoured 10 retuke the land north of
hNS Ul1nb wa Vsra1faI fran, than, ,l1Vi,,,r
the last few days, but the attempt fuIed,
with snn@uiunry losses. French attacks
soul west Of Angree. east of Souchcz, aud
also north If Neuvitie have been repul~rd.
The prisoners taken in the sector covered by
the British and French attacks have been m
creased to 100 officers aud 5.G42 men, and
Is machine guns have been cap ulej. In
the Champagne the French attacked during
the afteruoou east Of Auberive over a wIde
front, but the attack fuleI, At only one
point did the enemy penetrate our position,
and our troops counler-Httack ng took one
officer and 70 men prisoners the remainder of
the soldiers who penetrated our p sition be
ing killed. French attacks mouth of LIE Mes
nil an northwest of Sur lou be We're also
rrpnlsed. The total number OF prisoners
taken north of Arras and IN The Chnmpa2ua
In, b,en increased to 211 officers ana IO,75I
men, and the booty to 35 machine-guns. A
bomb attack by an aerial squadron from
Paris upon Lton resulted in IA W 'unau, some
children Nud one civilian being injured. Our
nnti-tircratt guns shot clown an aeroplaue
south OF Laou, It's occupants being nude pr
souers, white another enemy aeropIane fled
III II burning condition over Scissors"
A B3lgan otli iaI do9p,tch states: "rhe
enemy made Il demonstration before y xnudo
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MASTERS SALE
The State of South Carolina,
COUNTY OF ABBEVILLE,

Court of Common Pleas.
Mrs. Lizzie Edmunds, Plaintiff,
against
Ears. A. H. Jennings, J. R. Jennings,
]. L. Jennings, w T. Jennings,
Tommy Allen Walker, the infant
child of T. Walker and Mrs.
Il Maggie Wslker.
y BY authority of Decree of Sale
by the Court of Common Pleas for
kbbeville County, in said State,
n.ade in the above stated Gaze, l will
offer for sale, at Public Outcry, at
Abbeville C. H., S. c., on Salesday
in November, A. D., 1915, within the
legal hours of sale the following de-
scribed land, to wit: All that
tract or parcel of land, situate, lying
and being in Abbeville County, in the
State aforesaid, containing Two Hun
dred and Thirty-three (233) Acres,
more or less, and bounded by Little
River on the east, on the north and
west by lands of DR.. R. NJ. Fuller;
on the south by lands of j. L. Seef,
ard lands of Mrs. J. L. Corley, and
known as the DR.. Fed Edmunds home
pace.
This tract of land may be sold in
ouc or more tracts.
4 TERMS OF SALE:-CASH. Pur-
chaser to pay for papers and stamps.
R. E. HILL,
Master A. c., S. G.
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FAIR PREMIUM LIST
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CATTLE DEpARrMENT-DAIRY TYPE-F.
Wa. STEVENSON and T. G. WHITE, superintendonts
Jerseys-Registered or Entitled to Registration
Bull, years old 200 lbs meal $500 s1Oo
Calf to - months old 200 LOO
Best Herdany breed consisting of not less than mead
HOG DEPARTMENT
VA. STEVENSON and T. G. WHITE, superntendens
BERKSHIRE.
Best Boar yrs (mdse) Racket s24s soo
years old zoo lOo
to 12 months old ZOO LOO
BestS old zoo lOo
old 2oo L9o
Best Sow, to p months % aoO oo 1oo
Best pair Pigs under six months :''' @"O IOo
Best Boar over 2 years $Zoo SI"o
Best Boar to 2 years Zoo 1Oo
Best Boar to 12 months Aoo loo
Best Sow over 2 years z.oo lVo
2oo 1oo
to II months 2oo Ioc
DUROC JERSEY
Rest Boar over years $Zoo SlVo
Best Boar years 200 100
months 200 LOU
Best Sow over 2 years z.oo Loo
to 2Oo loo
Sow to 200 LOO
Best pair Pigs months 200 100
display breed pig value 500 200
POLAND CHINA.
Best years $500 slOO
years 200 LOO
Best months old 200 LOO
old 200 loo
months old 200 loo
BestP of months 200 LOO
old, 200 lbs meal, SOo 1Oo
Bull years 200 lbs meal 300 LOO
Best o DID, 200 lbs meal 800 100
Res+ Cow 2 old and over lbs meal
Best Cow, years 200 lbs meal 300 100
Hei 200 lbs meal, 800 100
Best months old, 200 lbs meal 800 100
BEEF TYPE-Devon-Registered Entitled to Registration
years 200 lbs fertilizer 300 LOO
Best Bull years 200 lbs fertilizer 800 100
years 200 lbs. fertilizer 800 100
Bull, lbs fertilizer 200 100
Rest Cow wears old and .
Rest Heifr 2 to 8 wears old . . . . -. :. So.
Rest Heier to 2 wears old . . >. >.
Best Heifer Calf 2fo 12 months 200 100
Herefords-Registe Entitled Registration.
old and over ZOO lOO
Bull, to 8 old 200 LOO
old ZOO lOo
Bull, 12 months old 80. 200 LOO
old and y :. 200 LOO
Rest Heifer 2 to 8 wears old w >. ... ........
old 2O0 loo
12 months old 200 LOO
Pols-Registered or Entitled to Registration
Bull, old and over 2Oo l"o
Bull, years old 200 LOO
Rest Rur I to 2 wears old :. w >. >. 200 100
months old 200 loo
Cow, years old zoo LOU
Heifer o years old -. ZOO LOU
Heifer to years old 200 LOO
to IL months old ZOo loo
Angus-Registered Entitled to Registration
Best Bull 3 years old and over ZOo loo
Rest Bul 2 to 8 wears old d............. 200 100
Bull years old 200 LOO
Rest Ru11 Q TO 70 months old . . . =. . ....
Cow 2OO loo
old 2oo lOo
years old 200 loo
Best Calf months old 200 100
Durhams-Regstered Entitled to Registration
Bull years 200 loo
Bull 2 to 8 years old. 2oo IOo
Bull, years old 200 loo
Best Bull months old 200 LOO
Cow, years old and 200 LOO
Heier old 2Oo LVo
Heier old zoo l"V
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1915-10-20

D.. A.. DEWEY, Superintendent
The following rules will be in force strictly
served.
place the first OF the Fair
entries in each GLASS; or no none!
will be paid
be pens single birds only.
Prize for first pen $1.OO; second, Ribbon.
Prize for first in the single second Ribbon
The Of cuff buttons and stick pin to
match value $780, for display, variety.
speca prze by D. A. Dewey trio Orpngtons the best
pen, breed.
breeds bred poultry will be judged DUCKS Geese anu
other poultry
RACES
Races shall be according to Troting Association
shall be best in 5.
entrance per with additional from money
winners.
and three to start Money divided go 20 10
close midnight of November lst
accompanied by per cent OF
FIRST RACEs-NOvEMBER 3rd
Road Race County Owned horse 5ooo
SECOND RACES-NOVEMBER 4th.
2.40 Pace qloO'oo
THIRD DAY OF RACES-NOVEMBER 5th.
2.20 Pace qloooo
FREE looOo
Other Races The right IS reserved TO
er or other bookmng will be allowed and
strict observance of will be demanded.
c. E. WILLIAMSON
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1915-10-20

We welcome you
to our store for Fair
Week, Nov. 3rd 4th
and 5th.
Make Our Store your;
Headquarters.