New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1916-11-25

VI her from MS list and make pub
'lr the names Of the parties and
the transaction. It is very i'm.
oortant that patrons should ad
wise the Bureau whenever a sale
is made or YOU find what you want
as this will save us lots Of trouble
and worry. Also. please state the
quantity you offer or wish.
OFFERINGS FOR SALE.
Robt. S. Pesson, New iberia, l reg
istered Guernsey bull.
c. M. Barrow, Bains, / registered Je--
sey bull, 6 months old.
Johnson & Baker, Boyce, l registered
Jersey bull, 4 years old.
J. T. Miller, Skies, registered Hol-
stein bull, IS months old.
Peter Fabacher, R. F. D. No. 4, Baton
Rouge, l registered Shorthorn bull 3 IL
years old, weighs 10000 pounds.
Peter Fabacher, r. d. No. 4, Ba-
ton Rouge, l grade Deveron bull, four
years old, weighs 100 pounds.
Peter Fabacher, R. F. No. 4, Baton
Rouge, l grade Poll Durham bull, IL
years old.
S. B. Jones, Baton Rouge, McFadd=n
Braham bull, weighs 1900 pounds, de-
horned, s years old.
Robert S. Pesson, New iberia, reg
istered Guernsey COW.
J. T. Miller, Skies, graded Holstein
calves.
Peter Fabacher, R. F. D. No. 4, Baton
Rouge, l registered Percheron horse, 3
ears old, weighs 1400 pounds; l grade
Percheron mare, weighs 14O0 pounds. will
foal in 50 days.
Louise Sellers, ANA, beautiful grey
horse, Is IL hands high, or will exchange
for a mare.
S. T. Harwell, Shreveport, combina-
ton saddle Stallion, years old, l sad
die gelding, years old. Filly colt,
year old
r. F. Dunn & Bro, Greenwood, 20
and sex.
S. E. McClendon, R. F. D. No. 4, Ba-
ton Rouge, 2 pair pure bred Chinese
geese.
J. w. Goodwin, R. /, Box 81, Helm
bronze turkeys.
Mrs. ]. Lawrence Prudhomme, Nat
chez, IS turkeys.
Mrs. J. L. Kusca, Donaldsonville, Il
Wyandotte pulletts. 10 Wyandotte cock
erels.
Mrs. H. L. Gregg, Monroe, Box 122
3 excellent Rhode Island Red cockerels
4 excellent Rhode Island Red pullets; Se7.
eral Black Minorca cockerels; Few White
Wyandotte cockerels.
L. F. Lallande, New Iberia, a mum.
Der Of capons, ranging from 3 IL L
Leghorn to a 10 lb. Black Orpington.
Harry T. Grant, Shreveport, a numbe1
of Guinea pigs.
| S. E. McClendon, r. F. D. No. 4, Ba-
ton Rouge, 50 tons Lespedeza hay, Ion
bushels southern grown Patterson oats
Star Farm, Newlin. a quantity of Vel
vet beans.
Karl Treen, Ola, Is bushels Tasting:
Prolific seed corn.
A. A. Leseur, Tallulah, 700 bushels o
soy beans.
| P. Harris, Arizona, $50 bushels Cooks
improved cotton seed.
J. B. Roberts, Colfax, quantity o.
green moss.
| c. M. Brooks, Baton Rouge, a quantity
Of garlic.
J. D. Casanova, Holton, 1000 gallons
Louisiana cane syrup.
E. H. Keep, Whitney Central Bank, N
O., a number of the finest varieties Of
grated and budded pecan trees, Stewart
Schley, Success and Nelson.
N. Kennedy Foote, Morgan City, a
number of grated and budded orange
trees Fig trees, 20 to so inches.
; Annie E. Currie, Omega, small
quantity of home grown pecans.
J. c. Copellar, Grapes Bluff, 1000
pounds Of pecan; 5000 pounds of hickory
nuts; 500 pounds Of walnuts.
J. L. Neff, Alexandra, 500 bushels of
ground artichokes.
Oaklawn Plantation, Gurley, Yupon,
full Of red berries for Christmas decora-
tons.
Mrs. J. L. Kusca, Donaldsonville, l
second hand incubator and brooder.
School for the Deaf, Baton Rouge, 20
cows, yearlings and calves, mostly graded
Holsteins. q
F. F. O'Bannon, R. F. D. No. 3, Eu-
nice, jersey bull, Flying Fox's son.
J. c. Copellar, Grapes Bluff, S head
Of cattle.
E. Williamson, Temple, . number Of
registered Poland China hogs.
J. D. Kenney, Greensburg, l young