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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-09-22
What Do You Do?

What do you do when you want to employ
bookkeeper, stenographer, clerk, sales
man, factory worker, machinist, cook or
house girl?
Do you wait until one of these come along
and ask for a job?
Workers are not asking for jobs these days
Jobs are asking for workers. There is
keeE competition for the services of eff
Gent men and women in every field of en-
ployment.
The alert employer uses Times Dispatch
Want Ads to get his message for workers
before all the people in Richmond and
vicinity.
thousands of women are preparing them
selves to take the places made vacant by
the call to the colors of men They are
watching the Help Wanted Ads for posi-
tons. Tell them about your vacancies
through the Help Wanted ads in The Times
Dispatch.
Times-Dispatch Want Ads of every classif-
cation. have definite service to render Won.
Call Randolph One
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FARNrR wASrrD

FARMER WANTED
s w r man Sa9 mo oe Vii men,h and board for
r,sh, man shai, be taken lnlo nv home and
m n.. d Inc OF ,he familv Prefer man who
eren.ss rrau,red. Address Is. IL GRUMPY
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-09-22

Murui t.lctt uresor,.
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s n9 s1f ioIsi f'sSs " me
forii,udc under nniir''Hn NJ! y" men ~,
S Ss al a al a" Knew S- her. '"S - M
.n "a r. Il, A. ali IT. 900. 5yS %"!a+
sesf,.ii. 9s sseesr and If S he ap her M.
sionary w"r@ among III 5o'.,"G ,h,iirrn "a
.TtT mi II xsD s1 sG and lac, az
F nsT Ho Mith iove ami a.s:,en ~ many
81 s,"f d.. 1e' n hSHr Ssh. her
no srr95' ,sn n1 S hG Ind N StS q
and os Her is,h . IN if se ani ns
doubts ever crossed her mind. Her good
works do follow her
The victories nc World Nsr!"'bm I'm. AM Z,
~. sni1ii, In. Victories ~ the vtruuish.d
IL lakes it'll, notit. at. uuC Vet the r'Surn
OF the AGES shows that inrSt, MAJ i-ch 80
enduring as any ma .erihI ., hicNr.iI1E.s ana
will continue s-!ii =" ss,ca.. ihtir im,st, <" 70
he highest and noJivHi inS'i!rat lriS ~ ulf.i
with cIearness ana force mat N'tI t""h''
weaken 49,, ,, ,Int.y
unon that far brow aud the gentle spirl,
would fain send this message !" tnv''r ANU
str.ncthen tho hears oI ,ne bere"Ned;
TO feel refreshed and kr-,M IT'S inLn"r.a'''N
TO one unbrok.D calm
TO wake and ma a. glory
more fully ihr confession III the ar"stie:
- have finished my Coursr nav hrp.
the faith hsnysiSrtn is XIX LIZ W. ~" grJ mi ,h
s TSSMn Of r iSdss ss give
I'm funeral services Mere held at "ElsinE
Grean' Angus, ~. 1919. ana the Inierm.h.
vas in the family era ."y"rd .he i.,,. MheTs r.,
thai i, can with lrutn lee SAIL, .SnT was
gathered To her fatlets- a. Mas h..r WISH.
LODGES M. 81. .t. ,..c a
4 called communication of Amity
"A Lodge. No. 49, a. +. X ~ M, wiii be
~ held at the Masonic Temple corner
w Adams and Broad streets: on Sun
DAY, Scptember ~ lals, at r. A.. to pay
the last sad tribute OF respect to our ds-
ceased brother. Nor. Rcnjamin T. Shep-
person. Members Of sister lodges ana visit
ing brethren invited to attend
By order Of the worShipfui master.
JOHN K. HOOPER SECRETARY
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MnI,a t..lctt hres0r,..

God IN Ills Wisdom has recalled IA" boon
His love hath given AND thpa-h her D,dN
hmolders here. her sou. II PAT ~ liglE.,!
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| Real Estate Art
IL City s.a SAKE. rev, NfVfM
II - EAehaaGe-week's Xuanary vi u6N
uELp wANrEp-MALp
10

FEEDERS for motor-run lob presses. Good
pay. pleasant SURROUNDINGS nj chance fur
advancement. Lots of goyernment WORK:
essential employment Southern Stamp and
WAUGH. second floor.
GRANITE cutters. letter cutters. settlers.
monumental work. Men above draft age.
None but first class need apply. 81 /.
knight: l025 West Mulberry Street. BaltI-
GARDENER-Wantcd. experienced gardener
To work. with help. large vegetable gar
den: some knowledge OF small fruit and
"osi tion for the right anRn State age. ex-
pericnce education. family. etc. Good home
and living SURROUNDINGS. Apply by letter or
In person. u Empioyment Bureau. 9lY
East Main street. Richmond Va.
LABOR wanted Z. & o Fulton round house
\. NJ. Walkup Co zoe p-r hour. /uayinR
LAbORERS--
WANTED WHITE AND coLoNED La
BORERS 70 UNLOAD CARS AND DO
GENERAL HOUSE WORK. GOOD WAGES.
APPLY ARMOUR & CO..
aO7 NORTH SEVENTEENTH STREET.
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iiUOkEt...i .R--Wanted. experienced hook
Keeper; essential industry; permanent po-
stion. salary contingent upon Qualifications
Apply by letter in own handwriting. Gus
sors. May 90. Inc. as bows Street. city
10y wanted To work in wagon shop Rich
ards"n Eros. 6la brook Avenue
BJA --WhRt.,i. stout boy TO learn book bind.
w. ,radc Nnn,y Mitchell & Hntchkiss
BOYS-Wantcd, two stock boys about seven
years OF ago az stock boys Apply Southern
ltsrcntn HoDse. .ast
BOI s;-WHntcd.t three boys between fourteen
md seventeen years old, to learn n Whole.
BUSHELIAN--W Ifirst.ciass hushei.
man. Steady work Apply u. s. lWooien
Mills Co., ITO East Main street. q,
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4 precious orr from va - gone.
4 voice We iu.t - iii.d
uiace Is vacant Ia Opr h"nI'
That never can hc hitrb
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AUTOMOBILES ron SALE.

HIGHLAND pARK-Daby Grand Chevrolet.
In nne condition: bargain for cash. lis
StnnrI Street Highland Park.
oNE.ToS Republic truck. good running
order. new tircs Runs and looks good.
Mr. SHARP. 322 West Broad Street.
ONE Hudford truck with body. Al work.
ing CIDER. Mr. Pickett 500 North Mon
SMITH l'OKM-A TRUCK
ar a motor truck OF any Phone
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EiiFLOi MENI
Iii:l.,. " A>Ii:D-.m..

li.iI' W. NiED-MALE 80
AUTO MEEHA%iIS-Wnnir1 conpelent
Incc names al -. slone Moor 60. Inc
BANK MAN-WANfED At ONCE. a
GOOD. EFFICIENT AND EEPEKIENCED
RANK MAN ~ y rOWN or 5000 NONE
Rtr CAPABLE MAN ABOVE THE
AGr. OR ~ y DEFERRED CLASS NEED
AiPLf ~ First LETTER STATE SAL
.ARY ENrEcrED AND WIZ: CAN RE-
PORT. ADDRESS J.. -. bon 1879 cREWI;.
VA.
I.Al:LtEL. s,.ady. jefferson liot-l.
BARELii- Wanted. good parbrr. Good
salary AnulN l,nx az. University. Va.
IL l. y Is ~ | r H-Wantcd. good carriage
blacksmith, best wages 10 right man. Ap-
ply 6lS North Fourth Street.
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LOST AND FOUND
TIRE-Lost, from Packard
car on road between Rich
mond and Forest Hill Park.
Reward if returned to ZIG
West Franklin.

IDLEWOOD CLEANING
AND PRESSING CLUB
offers $1,000 reward for the
return, of two Goodyear
tires stolen from 2512 Bev-
erly Street, between 3 and d
o'clock Wednesday.
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ruNEnAL Ditra Tui.s.

BOLTON in loving ren,"nhr.nor OF our
mother, MRS !AH%A tpi.Lo.'; "hp IT.;
partcd this lilo sep, gTincr -. l9lN. aged
sirty-tuo at Retreat i"T the si.k. Rich
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-09-22

WALL PAPER. Ina
S-lntertor and exterior deco
rai"rs Ab"Ne ii. we are the lowest IN
ErISt ,-harlss White. 3l5 Moth Henry.
PAL Els " hen YOU get ready Ia ga urr YOUR
run.s z.hl A. iJunnington Kan. 1910.
ana painting. cali Mad
&. isnn $3.50 Economy Wall Paper Co.. i.9
WrsI Cary Str"cl.
fAiEl; Nj lave your paperinG done be-
lore IN" rush. We carry most select
line Matter T. Frayser * Gu. 2UI Nortn
fl!ta Street
" all I'A'ER-iour wall paper cleaned, 81
g. s. - room s. Davis A. Nest Gay
WALL. papcrirg and general house painting
y. ll"t.cr * Sons. .J5 West Main Street
Phone Madison I0i0.
~ .oi RAW; those rooms Dapcred nowp
Let Us quote YOU prices. Prompt service.
r. u. Lraucr
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-09-22

.r. -, - Richmond. Va
TN. NirEinia Trust COMPANY and Aiexan
Ter ~. SANDS HAVING qualified A. executors
- IN" estate Of Mrs. Marietta IL Duu.iy
ceased. Al. rcr>"ns na"inS claim agail;s,
.h!H state y u present them. duiy ,rrti-
ne! 20 The undersigned. and all persons IN.
l"bifn 10 IN" e-tIte IA please maze pay.
neat
VIRGINIA TRUST COMPANY
- ~ crutnr ~ Mr. MaIIcfin n,,um,
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PURELY Personal.

PURELY Personal. q
VIII not he res.Ynsibl- tor any bills made
DS any on" %, her than myself
FRANK \ WYATT
WRITE. a sons-patriotic or popular, COM
pos. mus and guarantee publication.
kcancr BIock. Chicago
NOTnE; 1 will not be Responsible for debit
Wadc ny other than myself.
l.. 81. ESTES
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ANNOUNCEMENTS
DEATHS.

ALLEY.--Dicd. at Virginia Hospital Thurs
day. September IL. 1919. MR, W., w :.
paTlor.
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LOST AND FOUND

CLOAK-Iost. infants cloak and small boys
overcoat. between Highland Springs and
Amelia through Richmond Reward. l..
Wallace, Amelia, Va
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-09-22

ITO fee, refreshed and KEW its inIn"rtaii'N'
orr think To pass from s.orU "ni S.rcss
TO one unbrokeD calm
q Mako and ma u ElurN.
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1918-02-09

WORK collars; driving collar; ! sad
ole tor driving naracaa, or leath.
= hauers. . web matters. martin.
gales for riding. Tic above harnes
in good eoad con one pair bus,
s. harness and trace
one.Haf Interest in . acres Of
Growing Whaat
This wheat was soHn early with
Multiply ns Variety seed Of one ana
3ne-hzlf bushels . t5e acre, and is
weh fertlfled and tn good ,ouIl.
ION. Also
one.HaH lnterest 10 Is Acres OF
Growing Rye
own early and it ha fine start
enc Peninsula foJr-liole COOK
to1a, in good shape. VIII burn
either wood or coal and IS good
akcr
TERMS OF SALE:
A credit Of nine months will be
oven on All sums Of Ten Dollara and
over the purchaser TO give his note
aeso.abie and mybia at Tire citt
ems National Bank OF Nartnsburs
with interest from date, but If paid
ma urily interest VIII be reni ted
Under Ten Dollars, cash win be 70
CURED The fat COW viii he sold for
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SYRUP OF FIGS
FOR CROSS, SICK
FEVERISH CHILD
IF LITTLE STOMACH is SOUR
LIVER TORPID OR BOWELS
CLOGGED.

Mother5 can rest easy after giving
California syrup OF Fgs because m
a few hours all clagged-w was
sour bile and fermenhng food gently
moves ont OF the bowels, and you
have we'll playful child n.
children simply win not take tee
ime from play To simply the bow
and tbey become tightly PIC &.
liver gels Stu and stomach ai
ordered.
When cross, fevor.sh restless SEQ
80 tongue il coated. them sue this
aeiicious Imt laxative" children
love it, and # can oarse 10 injury
30 difference what ais your litte
one Ii fhl OF cold or a sore t.ir1aL
remember q gantle inside cleans
iug should always be the first
treatment given Eui direc ions for
babies children ot al ages and
rowp-ups are prnted on each bot
tie.
Beware Of counterfeit fig syr'tps.
ASK yar druggist for bottle OF
California syrup Of Fiss then look
and see taat i Is made by
one California Els syrup cempaay
}Va make no smaller size Hand
lack with contompt ans other ag
yrup.
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PUBLIC SALE
49,



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.e' u pune '- .'s lea'oahe7
N''o" o. ',' ''''..' '1''", oNe
aug o'''-'''a La'.' 'l[,' Of Jones
p',l't, '"D s l'' s'o'''0es
q ''''' Y" ''s 'o'' '-'o'pe
70 $50 2l,.''.' ".
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81
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.gs.'.'F tAt.' gwen o,f %
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ones. VIII be fresh in early spr.ps
Hostcin sseers. will we oh abanl
geo lbs. each.
3 Durham Bull I ahd years old.
the balance are and . year ola
steers and heilers
20 HEAD or FioGs
. brood sowa, 3 Berl1sh res and 5
Ohesters Two have pigs now the
res. VIII fafraw in March 20 hoa
viii weigh about - to q lbs each.
enc tar White poa,, vu wa
about $50 HIS
FARMING INDICTMENTS
one heay,. horse s udebsrer !,
en- 4 ineh sekin aud 1 ineb frasd
good al new Holm uaars da.,l.I..
row corn pl8nter ~ eaoa i. nea
used wears KIN, nannra s,raad.
or new only asaa fos,. aaes. )
Brown rptf,gators !, oood ebs,s !
Oliver cbaled INV Na IA. da,,l,fe
shovel prevs
HARNESS
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PUBLIC SALE
VALUABLE Personal PROPERTY

VALUABLE y -+FtaCtsfAL- f-tNIF 81
Intending 10 discontinue farming I
will soil at public auction at my pres
Mt residence, af;vased oueh mic
north OF Mart;nsburg, near the b. &
0. r. ri, en-
FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 8, 1918,
commencing at 10 O'Clock O. m the
oliowing personal property
q HEAD or HORSES
Harry gray horse is years old
win weish 1900 lbs, work anywhere
hitcbed Dick, gray horse - years
old, NO, ! leader. cannot be hitohcd
WRONG; Logan. gray horse, yearg
old, win work anywhere hi.ched;
hariie fray horse. Q years Old viii
work anywhere hitched
Q HEAD or HOGS
Six nice 8hoats, Will weigh from 60
to 10 lbs. each; brood sows, viii
farrow about FIRST week I'm Apr.l; one
registered English Berlt hire male
log, win wcigh 900 lbs
FARMING IMPLEMENTS.
One 21horse wagon in good cond
ton; ! Pennsylvania grain dr.n good
as new; Mccormick mower il yool
condition, 80 40 OHyer chilled
pillow. / 2horso disc harrow; 16.
Doth spring harrow Brown
Manley doublo cultivator ! set Of
20-foot hay ladders; i spring wagon;
1 sleigh. dump carts, two Of which
are Auburn make. good Is new,
double and / single shovel plow;
oarden pillow single trees, crowd
sticks. open rings, bat traces breast
chains; 1 scalding tank. one Griffin
box DIGGING iron
HARNESS
Two sets broechbapds 2 sets pillow
gears; sets cant barne sets
buggy bane et harness ana
tracer sets fly straps, z brides
. CJta01as 6DD9 % new.
40 CHICKENS
All Columbian WyaHdotlcs and
White Leghorns; 4 Runner Ducks, !
pair Ma8eoYy Ducks.
go susAsls Of Corn ana sone Fodder
TERMS or SALE.
a credit Of MIC months VIII be
given On an SENS Of Ten DoaE
the purchaser to giye his note, ueso-
tiable and payable At The Peoples
'rraat coarapy 81 Martn bars. wiih
Interest from date, but If paid at
inatprlty interest Will DE- resulted
Under Ten dollars cash. Discount
for cash N6 property to be remoy-
"a unul terms Of sale are complied
with j. W Frye
W. Dodd Auetioneer
Barwood Bgfkhart. Clerk.
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tuesday February Z - Cromwell
KooBtz, one-ha'f mile southwest CT
plkeside,
friday February 81. W Frye
ons.half mile north Of MartinsbWg,
near B. & o. R. r.
tuesday, February 12-D Il
Fuips. one an one-hal, mils ca &
81 Mar inaburg. on Shepherds W
.oad.
wednesday. February 13-Ernes
Myers opeauca district. near Greens
burg
Friday. February 15-Dick & Shimn
3nelhalf mi north Of Cumbo
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PUBLIC SALE
VALUABLE PERSONAL PROPERTY


ASIAN going 10 move on q smalle.
Nrm ANA 7. ord,r ,o re5re, p, live
stock end farming Implement. !
will make public sale az my res .deucc
ON the Mcshorry farm, one mile
east Of Greeusbarg. en- Che road 60
Folz's store. en-
MONDAY. FEBRUARY Is. 1918
sommerrirr ~ 10 o'elocs m The
fo,lavin- psrsopal nrcncrtv
HEAD or HORSES
pr.. ,.,,. -..r, .,r,l... 49, ..,r.
.fl ,u a...f ~. ,saa r
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r ,.,.. ,,5 .n ..t., ,t,,.,,
t-sa NJ. f ~, b r,.,..cr.,5 p.r
eb,r,, b,~s, 3 ", / rs-snesr load
-,
ann ,....t IL, t,so ~, t,~
.t..,. -. IN, ,5,.,. .,.r, ...-,
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PUBLIC SALE.


VALUABLE PERSONAL PROPERTY
AT my residence on the jacob
stuckey farm one and one-haR miles
east Of Jones Spring, will make pub
lie sale. on
TUESDAY, FEBRUARY Il, 1913,
commencing at 10 o'cloel. q. m, OF
the following personal property:
2 HEAD HORSES AND COLT.
ono gray mare s wears old, good
barshare leader, will work anywhere
aitched. weight 1850 IBIS; one brown
mare ii years old, win weigh 400
his. good wagon leader, in foal; one
good heavy colt; one pan mules, 3
years old. viii work anyvhere hitch
ed
Il HEAD or CATTLE.
rive head Of mich cows alI good
young cattle: three heifers with
calves, one fresh by April; one Dur
ham cow giving full flow of milki
one bull; three head OF 3pring calves.
Some Of these cattle viii be frcsh BY
May, others d little later GU
FARMING IMPLEMENTS.
ono farm wagon and bod, one su-
pcilor grain drill, one spring wagon
one spring tooth harrow, one six
shovel eultiyator, one low wagon
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Public Sale List

Saturday, February 16.-Mrs. NJ. L.
Haysle1t, one-half mile east Of Mar.
tnsburg, on the Charles Town Road.
Monday, February as Mrs. Ella
B. Molcr near Baferton. Jefferson
county.
Tuesday, February 19-WuIam
auMetre, one-half mile cas- OF Wine.
6renner's Cross Roads
Wednesday, February 20-Haryey
Lemaster, two miles nrrth 81 Ncrh
Mountain, one mile ives, az Little
Georgetown.
Thursday February 21-1Trs. 81. l..
Jones, two and one-aaif mi os north
Of Martinsbarg on WI iamsr5w PIKE
Friday February Z2-Airs ashb,
Pot 6. Noun Rock Farm on Arden
Road.
Saturday. February &C r. All.
port near Ridenour's Sch House.
near Nartinsburg
Monday, February 25-Chorls.
Miller. one mile east Of Greausb4rF
Tuesday February 26-Jamas How
ermaie ana + w. smith. one mle
north Of harrisburg, on va iams2or
Pike cTrimb'e FARM
Wednesday, February ~ - Joseph
Byers, two mics cas- OF Wrappers
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PUBLIC SALE

OF
VALUABLE PERSONAL PROPERTY
Mr O ST. Disf bavins purchased
m. ana Mr s. a shinrp the
o.hag pariner Intending 10 ais.on
nae faraipe which neae.sitatrs i
partnership dissolution we the ma.
doris ne4 win make pubHe sale at
ear psesea ~ IA nee en- tba T. q
Heasbaw farm slato6 ajx milo.
aotth 81 Martin bur one mite norsE
or eli bo Yaas and ogr and .ns
aaN miles aana " su.aa vtas an
FRIDAY. FEBRUARY u.s. ana,
CON eucian I'D III o.eI9ef a. the
flowing pessonsl nroaar
- arho ar 4eeere
$500.
- -
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80 ''9 ~ !"
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49, y = "o'A ''s
~. Il - ! a1 = ~ ~ :
-. 49, ~, eats o'o, .
- -, 80 az o'-ss15 @u.il@i' ~
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80 ~ .'4 "u a'u " oo'
go NNN i'Nt''lN
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PUBLIC SALE
Of
VALUABLE PERSONAL PROPERTY


The Undersigned win sell GU q Il
Seibert farm, known as the Mounf
Rock Farm, located miles south,
west Of Mardnsburg on the Arden
road, on
FRIDAY, FEBRUARY p, 1918,
Sale 70 begin at II O'Clock, all the
following personal property, to.wit:
G HEAD OF HORSES
No. l. Bell bright bay mare. 10
years Old, viii weigh about 1000
lbs, will work anywhere hitched.
No barshear leader
No 2, Beck, black mare, years
old, win weigh about 1859 lbs. IN
foal with II L. Snaps lback horse.
No. 1 saddle mare and a good bar
shear leader.
No. 3. Jim. dark bay heavy
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PUBLIC SALE
OF.
VALUABLE PERSONAL PROPERTY


OF.
VALUABLE PERSONAL PROPERTY
Intending to discontinue farming |
viii sell at public auction on the
farm known as the Mason Newkirk
farm situated two miles north Of
North Mountain ,one mile west OF Lit
tie Georgetown, on the road leading
firm North Mountain to McCoy's
Ferry, on
WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY ~, 1913,
at 10 o'clock a. m, the following prop
sfgty, to.wit:
80 HEAD HORSES, MULES G. COLTS
No 1--Daise, brown mare coming
nine years old, work anywhere hitch
ed, weight about 1400 lbs.
No. 2-Star, black mare, coming 4
years old, worked some in the lead
in foal by gray Percheron horse,
weight about 1850 lbs.
No. S-Pete, black horse, coming 4
years, viii make @ good leader
weight about 1900 lbs
No. Bless, bay horse, coming 8
years old, probably In foal, good
worker and driver, weight about 1850
= lbs.
No. 5--Nell, gray mare, coming Il
years old, work anywhere hitehed,
weight about 14oO bis.
No. 6--Maud, bay mare, coming 1G
years old. in foal by Milburn's Jack,
has colt every year, weight hoe
lbs.
No libby, gray mare, coming
Is years old, weight about HOO lbs.
Nos. 5 and 9-Fan and Bel, coming
two years old, heavy draft colts.
No. 1G-Bill, black colt, coming .
years old.
No. 11-Kate, mare colt, coming
year Old.
Nos. IL and 13--Jack and Jennie,
pair Of mules, coming one year old.
good ones.
II HEAD OF CATTLE.
Seven mi oh COWS, with calves
by their side. ! fresh by day Of sale,
NO mich COW; Jersey giving
null flow of milk now; fresh in early
spring / a No. l Jersey, / pure bred
Jersey heifer, viii be fresh in Sep
TENDER, second calf; 2 heifers, will
oe fresh in June; dry COW, fat
steer, weight about 500 bs; fat
neifers, weigh about $50 lbs. each; l
good Hoistein bull, coming 2 years
old; 8 young cattle.
20 HEAD OF GOOD SHEEP
With Some Lambs.
II HEAD OF HOGS
Seven shoats, weigh about 125 lbs
each; sows, will farrow by day Of
SAFE l the first of March; / o. /. c.
BOAR, weigh about 800 lbs.
rs CHICKENS.
Zen pure bred Black Langshang, 2
ROSTERS, 5 pullets, z bantams, the
rest laying hens. A GUINEAS.
FARMING IMPLEMENTS.
one 4-horse wagon in good running
oFaer; l two-horse Brown wagon and
oea' good as new; / spring wagon,
surrey and pole, Studebaker rubber
ufe buggy, good as nov; run less
'Nah year; l square back cutter
good; Mccormick binder, Z foot cut
- running order; ! Thomas 10 disc
eiaihdn'L good as new; 1Nnineloot
eseei land roller, good as new, 1 Nc
e0iinick mower, in good condition;
"ooofmick horse rake, good as new:
new Idea manure spreader, in good
eOuaillon; set hay ladders. is feet
'Oi's'z Brown-Manly cultivators, in
eopa condition; l three.horse syria.
suee plow, good l two-horse syria.
use plow, ! No. 40 Oliver chilled
p'o@, ! spike tooth harrow, with 40
~ spring tooth harrows, l new;
NE 1l.sMoothingl harrow. double shovel
'4egdl Hopsier double corn planter.
uO11ie disc, good as now; / new hand
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cornshel er, 1 hay fork rope and pu,,
leys, ! six h. p. Sta-Rite gasoline en-.
CINE, with saw attached to it, good as
new; l Empire Star feed mill, good
as new; 80 foot 5 in. belt, new: log
CHAINS, 1 pair spreaders, moving
scyt4c, 1 grindstone, 4 WheelbarroW.
l briar scythe, pitch forks, , dung
forks, ! shovel l digging iron, / scoop
shovel, 2 corn rep anters, l Horn seed
sower, open rinss cow chains. grain
sacks, meat bench, crowd sticks.
SINCE, double and thrfbblo rroes. lot
OF Old iron, lot Of other articles not
mentioned. One Blue Bell cream sep
arator in good condition
HARNESS.
Two sets breechbands. good as
new, sets front gears, 6 sets pow
gears, 2 sets buggy harness, 8 collars,
4 sets fly nets, 10 halters, ] wagon
saddle, 6 brides, l riding birdie, /
pair check lines, choke straps /
wagon line, pillow lines, SETS butt
traces, 2 sets breast chains.
$50 bushels OF corn, some pota
toes, 80 interest Of ~ acres OF wheag
in the ground, wen feruHze3. Il acres
sowed in the multiplying wheat, 1 IL
bushes to the acre,
TERMS or SALE.
A credit Of 10 months will he given
ON all sums Of $40 and over. Under
SO cash. Purchaser to give note
with approved security, negotiable ana
payable at the Merchants and Farm
ers Bank Of Martinsburg, with inter-
est from date, but If paid at matur-
ity, interest RENTED. 4 per cent dis
count for cash. No property to be re.
moved until terms are complied with
Fat cattle sold for cash. Am buck
stcrs welcome, No cider sweet or
sour to be sold
HARVEY LI3MASTER.
Dodd & Hoffman, Aucts.
Harwood Burkhart, Clerk.
l rs cad I'd.