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East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1918-10-29
EAST OREGONIAN SPECIAL
NEWS. OF. UMATILLA co.

while school Is closed on account OF
Spanish influenza.
Chester Allen moved to Wa1l0
Walla last week for the winter.
John English expects to be home
next month for a short time from his
surveying in Nevada and oregon.
Roy Larkin came up from Kenne-
wick to look for place on the noun.
tain last week.
Vern Compton is ON the sick list this
week with a cold.
Mrs, Rayburn nd children moved
back TO the ranch while school is
closed.
Potatoes are turning out fine and
several are through digging now.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1918-10-29

Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Martin from their
son, Marion, who is IN the navy. states
that he has just returned from anOth-.
er trip across the waters to France and
Is well and feeling fine.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lowell Ganger and
Roscoe Dickenson and son Bob were in
town Sunday on busless. g
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1918-10-29
OuRA NsHIP sIINK.

WASHINGTON, Oct. 2S.-The navy
department announced a Cuban ship
en- route from Cuba to New E0rk was
sunk off Barnegat. Officials believe
the ship struck mine Laid by Ger
man submarine during the last At
Iantic coast raid. =" !.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1918-10-29
PRENAIEIvs RESIGNATION o. X.

AMSTERDAM, Oct. 2s.--EmperoF
Karl has accepted Premier Wekerles'
resignation, say Budapest dispatches.
Count KaleOlyi, Hungarian indepence
party leader. will summon Karl Be
fore the Hungarian diet TO proclaim
Hungarian independence.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1918-10-29
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makes Sloan's the
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spFainss nehralgiG pains, and most
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beSaise It practically never fails to
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Always ready for use, It takes little
to penetrate IOitk0tt rubbing and produce
results. Clean, refreshing. At all drug
stores. A large bottle means economy.
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1918-02-16

miles north Of Shenandoah June
ion on Sandy Ridge
Tuesday. March 12-Baker Roppr
near Herlan's Springs, this county.
Wednesday, March l3--Fe.d ran
Ian. on late John l.. Williamson Farm,
one-haH mie vest OF BAmyer's Nil,
Jpequon district
Thursday. March Lice Banks,
two miles and a half cast Of Shepherds
OWE, Jefferson county
Friday, March 15--Edward Myers
on Baylor Farm, one-han mile north
west Of Ransom, Jefferson county.
Saturday, March 16.-Edward Nioo
demus, near Zuinger Franklin
county.
Wednesday. March e0--Harry Whit
ng Birmyer's mil. Jefferson county
Thursday, March 2I.--I w. end q
W. Houck, east of Martinsburg.
Friday. March 22--H. T. and II. ]
Fraley, near Greensburg
Wednesday. March I'D. w
Prince, near Ridgeway
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.wo miles nor beast of Swan Pond.
Saturday, March Charles Pig
pog'e. and Mrs. Ram5burg, on Dry
Run,
Monday, March E-Charles Melvin
2 miles northwest Of Bakerton. Jeffer
son county.
Tuesday, March Sd. W. Coainbar
ger, Rocky Marsh, one.haK mile south
Of Maransburg and shepherdstowr
Road
Wednesday. March 81. Flags
Burahart oneha.f mile north Of Jones
slr,ug
Thursday, March Wv. ?. Melon
aid. miles west OF shepherdstown
" Va, south OF shepherdstown am
Nartins1urg road
Friday. March S--trank Mish. or
West Virginia side OF Wiuiamsport
Bridge Williamsport Pike.
Saturday. MArcn v.--3Iesce Myers
east Of Swan Pond.
Monday, March 11-John ". Snyder
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CHAINS, pair spreaders, / moving
scythe, l grindstone, l wheelbarroW,
| briar scythe, pitch forks, , dung
forks, shovel. digging iron, / scoop
shovel, 2 corn rep anters, 1 Horn seed
sower, open rinss COW chains, grain
sacks. meat bench, crowd sticks,
sing g, double .and thubble trees, lo;
OF Ola iron, lot OF other articles not
mentioned. One Blue Bell cream sep
arator, in good condition.
HARNESS.
Two sets breechbands, good as
new; sets from gears, 8 sets D ow
gears, 2 sets buggy harness, 6 collars
A sets fly nets, 10 matters. wasoa
saddle, brides, / riding bride, !
pair check lines, choke straps, !
wagon line, plow lines, , SETS butt
traces, 2 sets breast chains.
$50 bushels Of corn, some pota
toes, S-5 interest Of u acres OF wheas
in the ground, wei fortified. q acres
sowed in the multiplying wheat. IL
bushes to the acre.
TERMS or SALE.
A credit OF 10 months vii be given
on all sums OF $40 ana over. Under
$40 cash. Purchaser to give note
with approved security, negotiable ant
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Public Sale List

Friday February 22-lIrs. Azhby
Pots, Aoan, Rock Farm On arden
Road.
Saturday February &c 4. An-
port near Rideuour's School House.
near NarGnsburg
Monday February 25-caurlos
Miller, one mile east OF Greonsburg
Tuesday February 26-James How
rmale ana 'W. Smith. one mile
nor5h Of Aart.nsburg, on wa Transport
Pike lTr.mb FARM
Wednesday February n r. Joseph
Byers. ,wo nGas cas-. of WarDer'a
Cross Roads, tive and onc-half miles
west OF sAaDaerdsteva, On Eearaoy5
vile Pike
Thursday February sS-r c. Fore
man. ore-haf mile northeast Of
shenandoah Junction. o., sandy
Ridge.
Friday, March BUR- Ticket,
near Aldridge, jefferson county.
Friaay, March arch Elnmyer
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PUBLIC SALE.
OF
PERSONAL PROPERTY


intending to discontinue farming /
will make public sale at my resi-.
dence on the Wil.iamsport and Mar
tinsburg pike, one mile north Of Mar'
tinsburg, on
THURSDAY, FEBRUARY Fl, 1918,
the following personal property to-
wit. Sale to begin at 10 O'Clock a.
M prompt
10 HEAD HORSES AND MULES.
Pair roam Belgian horses, coming
six and seven years, weight the pair
$500. These horses are as fine q pair
10 work as any in the county, one be.
ing No. / single line leader. They
are suitable Tor extra heay, drayage.
sorrel mare. coming eight years
old, weight 1859, fine general pur.
pose animal and barshare leader.
sorrcl horse, coming eight years,
this horse is No. / driver and fear.
loss OF steam or automobiles, fine
style and action. Black mare, sew
en- years OLD, fine mare under the sad
die, and suitable for family use, be-
ing fearless Of steam or automo-
biles Bay mare, Y years old, fine
mare for family use being fearless
Of steam or automobiles. Pair BLACK
mules, coming seven years old, this
pair mules weigh 240O lbs. well broiN-
en- 10 single line and no bad faults,
very quiet. Pair black mules coming
seven and eight yeas Old Will weigh
400 lbs. each, one Of these mules is
we'll broken under single line and
the other is a NO. / strap animal,
this bunch Of horses and mules win
he fouIl to be just as represented,
and worthy the attention Of any
buyer
SO HEAD HoLsTEiN CATTLE.
Eight head fresh cows, with calves
BY their side by day Of sale; three
cows giving fun flow Of milk -Four
COWS. will be fresh in carly spring.
This stable Of COWS are all young
and sound in every particular. one
Of these cows gave 1896 MS uilk In
four months time: ana orr gave
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TERMS or sALEe

A credit 81 nine months VIII -
gwen EN- an sums Of ten dollars anil
over tho purchaser 10 give his note
negotiable and payable az the PEG.
pies Trust Company OF Martinsbur4,
with interest from date but # paid
at maturity. the Interest wiz be r..
mided Under ten dollars the cash
win be required No property 10 30
removed until terms Of sole aeo
complied with
] FLAGG BURGLARY
u0dd q Hoffman. Auclenecrs
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pUsLic SALE
VALUABLE Personal PROPERTY

AS / am going 70 move on a amaller
farm. and In order TO reduce my live
stock and farming implements,
will make public sale at my residence
on the Mcsherry farm one mile
east OF Greensbprg, on The road 10
Foltzs store, on
MONDAY, FEBRuARY 25, 1918,
commencing at 10 O'Clock q. M the
following personnel property:
HEAD or HORSES
ProN bsy mare coming j. Gears
cid, wiz welsh about 1900 lbs. an
ceptional wagon leader; Gin, black
mare, s years old, viii weigh about
1900 lls., in foal by registered Per
cberou horse. q No. bar4bear lead
err; Rose bay mare 10 years old,
9ll weigh about 1900, a No. bar.
sbuar leader; Maud. black mare, CON.
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PUBLIC SALE
VALUABLE PERSONAL PROPERTY

VALUABLE PERSONAL PROPERTY
Mr. o. NJ. Dick having purchased
farm, and Mr. ~ b. shrimp, the
other partner, intending to discon
tnue farming which nocessitatcs a
partnership dissolution, we, the uu.
dersigned, win make public sale al
our present residence on the e. C
Henshaw farm, S tuated six miles
forth Of Martinsburg, one mile north
OF Culubo Yards, and one and one
half miles south OF spl,ng Mills. on
FRIDAY, FEBRUARY IS, 1918,
commencing at 10 O'Clock a. IN, the
following personal property:
IL HEAD or HORSES
no. /, Myrtle, dark rcan mare, $
years old, viii work anywhere hitch.
Cd, d good barshear leader; No. 2
Mabel, gray mare, years old, viii,
work anywhere hitched, a good bar
shear leader; No ., Daisy brown
mare, years old, viii work any.
where hitched, q good driver; No 4,
Prince, white horse, IL years old, a
good strap and driving animal; No,
5, Bill, black horse, II years Old,
work anywhere hitcied and a good
bamhear leader, an exceptional
horse for his age; No. &, Lee dan
horse, coming -four years OLD, has
worked everywhere except in the
lead, good driver; No. z, Nell, dark
brown mare. Il years old, work any.
where hitchod. good baEshear lead
er; NO 8. Laura, woll-bred Perch
eron marc, coming years old; No.
.. JEFF, black mule, coming 2 years
old, q good blocky mule colt; No 10
ana II, mare and horse colt. coming
year. OF good draft stock; NO. y,
bay horse colt, Berkeley WILKES
stock
HEAD CATTLE
Fau~ mich cows, two Of which
giving milk; Jersey ho.for. close
MI bo close spdnser aud two
springer; / yearing bun cat; l
young Fat cow
10 HEAD or HOGS
one young SOW, with fine p.SS;
s zinc bvoed aows, bred TO farrow be
tween March 10 and April i5i ~
sood sholts the size &o put hp lof
your meat mex fall
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rbe following is fist Of public sales
Of personal property, announces BY
podd g. Hoffman, TO date. Others
will be added from time to time,
and changes accordingly made.

Frioay, February l5-Dick & shrimp
one-hslf mi north Of Cumbo
saturday. February 16.-Mrs. NJ. l..
uavsle.t. one-half mile east of Mar
fipsburg. on the Charles Town Rood.
Monday, February is Mrs Eli
3. Meter. near Bakerton Jefferson
county.
Tuesday. February 19-William
vanMetre, one-haH mile easf Of Wine
brenners Cross Roads
wednesday, February 20-Iiarvey
Lemaster. two miles north of Nor h
Mountain, one mile west of Little
Georgetown
Thursday, February 21--Mrs. NJ. L.
Jones, two and one-half mi es north
Of Martinsburg on Williamsport Pike.
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PUBLIC SALE.

30 t---
VALUABLE PERSONAL HaopEf rs
Having bought q ugmc. sal
make public sale an ms present resi-.
donce, located at Rlurtou. ga ,ha
Jim Rush larm. two mica caei %
.Nartinsburg. OF
TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 10, ia1s
This sale was postponed PROM Mon.
day, February III. u viii begin at
] O'Clock p "a, "a orJer 40 give the
buyers at tho William 10. van Metre
sale en- tho same day an opportii.
nifty to attend that sale and also
come to this one viii sell The iol.
lowing personal property. 10 wit
Z HEAD OF HORSES
Bay mare I wears old broken 10
work or drive bay marc years old,
Berkeley Wilkes stock. / pair of
tetcaeron coles, ye1s old. welt
matched in size aud color
9 HEAD CATTLE
One fresh cow and Gale part Jer-
ey aud Iosem and No. butter
COW. Jersey cow swell bred. win 20
tfesh about March lst, Durham cow.
will be fresh March L yearling
METERS aud yearhne buils, Ito.
stein breed
10 HEAD HOGS
One Chester SOW, and 8 pigs,
three wcel,s old BY day OF sale; /
Chester SOW and two pigs chea-
ter sow will fRrrow ia che snring
male hog, ono and on0.half yeaB
old, shoats WI weigh ABBOTT 80
pounds each. 6 shouts viii weigh
about 40 pound etch. shoata will
weigh about Is pounds each These
hogs arc weltbred White chesdoss.
FARMING IMPLEMENTS
One 4horse Auburn wagon. 4ineh
read. good as new ! Brown q
aor4e wagon and bad nearly new
canopy top carfiaso ia good order; |
talling tap buggy good as new new
sleash / Now ldea panuc spreader.
eapa ig so ba heis, nearby new, Sd
+ periof grain drill, in good runping
order. 1 new emerson standard
mower. 6foot cut. 1oapHon horse,
rake. t0fool sweep. good as news 1
set new hay ladders, 20 loet long,
and set ~ feet long; / new lloos.
Ter double disc corn POINTER with
check row chain | ne8 Oliver riding
barshcar Dlo,y. does linc work. | disc
| harrow, III good order. / spring-
tooth harrow roarAQu3rc har
row. new international double
riding cultiyator, docs une WORK |
John Deere double cMttgstor, cut
ting box. | new grinmtouc.
HARNESS.
Two sets Yankee harness. sets
front gears, In good order; sets or
plow gears; wagon saddle; lmfour-
horse wagon line: two housings 2
collars. bridlee z 8cis trace car
riore A leather haters sat limo
team bells FOR four horses pair ~
spreads; treble. double anG siilr
( gle trees pair breast claims sausage
grinder and suffer barrel Yinegat;
80. 2 Shargles9 cream separator, IN
1 good running ordee
TERMS or SALE
A crcdil of nine months viii 80
given on all 8ans OF ten CslQJ dol
lars ami over The pnrchaer to give
hi5 note. with approved security
negotiable and payable az the Mer-
chants q f'aaner BANK Of Martins
bGa w va. wilh interest from
date. bat If paid at maturity interest
viii be remitted Under ten dollars
cash NO property 10 be removed
until terms Of sale are complied with.
JOHN a. COLES.
Dodd & Hoffman Auctioneer5
Harwood Barllhart Clerk
Ii ~ is
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ing years old, VIII work anywhere
except lead, safe tor women to drive
cay mare, years old, will weigh
about 1900 lbs, a good strap mare;
John, an extra heavy 3-year-old
blocky colt The above animals arc
sound IA every way aud are we'll
bred stock.
% HEAD OF CATTLE
Ten good milk cows. two OF which
are Jerseys ami wellbred Holstelns,
six will BIO fresh by day OF sale; $
steers, will weigh about 900 lbs
each: 4 Durham aud Holstein crossed
bulls, coming two years old; / reg
istered fuIl-bred Holstein bull, coming
years old, an excellent animal; 2
Durh sn-Holstein heifers that will
be fresh in the spring, also three
other wellbred Jersey heifers. All
the above cows are young with two
EXCEPTIONS, and most Of them the
second and third calves.
IA HEAD OF HOGS
viii weigh about rs lbs each
end are crossed Berkshire breed.
HARNESS
Four collars, three brides, 8omC
halters. single double and treble
trees, some junk, and other articles
too numerous to mention
TERMS or SALE.
A credit Of nine months VIII 3e
given on al ssm5 Of ten ($1o) dol
lars and upwards. the purchaser 10
give his note negotiable and payable
at the Citizens Ma lonal Bank Of
Nartinaburg. with interest from date
Under ten dollars the cash will b.
required. No property 70 be re
moved until terms Of sale are com
piled with.
G, N. MILLER.
Dodd & Hoffman Auctioneers.
Harwood Burkhart, Clerk.
&c cod to
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made by g. II. Becker Fifth chain.
9 log chains. I pair spreaders, three
horse eyener sets butt traces, 3
pair breast chains, . thribblo trees, s
double trees, Is single trees, g iron
crowd sticks, 4 scoop shovels,
shovels, corn baskets, pair steel
yards. moving scyghe. briar scythe.
digging iron and crow bar. set of
blasting tools, sledges and hammers.
corn choppers. muzzles, water kcg.
dinner bell, axes. lot carpenter
tools. set blacksmith tools, seald
ing tank, sausage grinder ana stunor
gambling sticks, iron not and stand
maui and wedges, / x-cut saw,
barrels, oil tank, 80 gal, with
opigot, one so sal, gas barrel
DAIRY OUTFIT.
One No. is DeVal Cream separator
in No / order one A, II. Reed milk
cooler s milk cans. sanitary milk
buckets, 1 water separator fifteen
gallon ohurn, 1 butter print. Farmers
Favorite feed cooker, holds 40 gal. 9
milk stools, ! Cyphus incubator, $50
egg capacity, in fine condition; large
size brooder.
HOUSEHOLD GOODS.
-Four belsteadS, SET springs. ]
mattress, now; lounge, dining
room chairs, rocker / extension
table. Il feet; falling leaf table, some
odd chairs, / kitchen safe, walnut
old time desk l bureau. wash stand
1 ice box, lot window shades, wire
screens, 2 screen doors, lot mating
20 yds. Brussels carpet, lot dishes and
crooks, 1 cook stove No. ., in good
order, cook stove range No, S, ]
large size chunk stove and one small
er size chunk stove, both good as
new.
TERMS OF SALE.
A credit Of nine months will be
given on ell sums OF $40 and over
the purchaser TO give note with ap
proved security, negotiable and paya
BILE at the Merchants and Farmers
Bank of Martinsburg. with interest
from date, but il paid at maturity in
terest RENTED. Under $40 cash. Nc
property removed until terms are
complied with Discount for cash.
flRS. l.. II. JONES.
Hoffman & Dunn. Aucts.
Harwood Burkhart and
J. II. F'ulk, Clerks.
]. Roy Nadenbouseh, Asst.
1 20 cod I'd.
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EARNING IMPLEMENTS

One Osborne binder, 7,foot cut, in
good order only eut three crops; /
Decring mower. good as new; l Deer
ipg horse rake, 9-foot sweep, good IS
rev; / uoosler double corn planter
with fertilizer attachments, in first
class shape; Buckeye double cul-
ivator w n extra stocks to put in
third shovels Success manure
spreadcr with 40 bushel bed ia good
ordcr; l Superior shoe grain drill
in good order; , Oliver barshcar
plcws. l No 30 and No. 40XX. 4
harrows. 1 iron frame lever spring
tooth, Il teeth; 3 A spike tooth
harrows double shovel plows; /
land drag; / four-Aorse eyener;
double tree, treble tree and single
tree; . fee sticks; set 1S-ioot
sheluns with brake lever attached;
l clamp for wire stretcher: l six
prong hay fork and hay rope; l trip
rope; l spring sest One pair OF
srrocket tenders for Buckeye eultiva-
tor; three corn choppers; l hogad
plate for rear wagon hound; . large
solid wrenctes; lot plow shovels; 3
duns forks ] long handled pitch
work pitch fork handle, / legal
on cylinder churn in good order
al lots Of other things too. numerous
70 prcn'ion
HARNESS
One set lead harness for one horse,
aeariy new; set pillow harness. 1
ct driving harness with breast
traps; ! bride; ridiuf bride; 8
work collars; / driving collar; sad.
ole for driving harness; or leash.
r halters; web haltcrs martin
gales for riding The above harness
in good condition; ono pair bug.
sy harness and trace.
one-Half Interest in 20 acres of
Growing What
This wheat was sown early with
Multiplying Variety Seed at one and
one-half bushels to the acre, and il
wol fortified and in good lpndi
ton Also
one.Half interest in 70 Acres Of
Growing Rye
4own early and it has a fine start
one Peninsula four-hole cook
stove, in good shape. win burn
either wood or coal and is a good
gaker,
TERMS OF SALE:
A credit Of nine months win be
given on all SANS OF Ten Dollars ana
over, the purchaser to give his note
negotiable and payble at the Citi
zens National Bank Of Martinsburg
with interest sfrom date, but II PAID
at .uIity interest will be remitted
Under Ten Dollars, cash win be -
CURED The rat COW wiz be sold for
cash No property to be removed
until terms Of sale are complied
with.
o NJ DICK and n. Z. SHJMP.
Dodd & Hoffman, Auctioneers.
Harwood Burkhart, Clerk
l rs cod to It'd
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PUBLIC SALE
VALUABLE PERSONAL pRopERr,

In order to reduce my livestock
and farming implements, will o.
fer at public sale at my residence
known as the Peter Riner farm. one
and one-haif miles north OF Jone
Spring, and eight miles southwest
# Hcdgcsville, on the road lcading
to Jones Spring. on
WEDNESDAY. MARCH 9, 1918.
commencing at 10 o'clock. H. m, tho
following personal property:
S HEAD OF HORSES
No l. Betsy Bell, registered bay
Belgian draft mare cproois on file)
Register No 2473, years old. la.
star on forehead; bred by q. A
Alexander & Co; will weigh 1906
lbs, and in foal by imported Belgian
horse; viii work anywhere hitched
registry paper given day Of sale
No 2. MaGgie, bay mare, bred iron
imported Belgian hone, years old;
viii weigh 1900 l1s. in foal BY Bel
gian horse. a fine leader and will
work anywhere hHched. No. 3, Mol
Ito, light bay mare bred from IN
ported Belgian horse. 10 years old;
will weigh 100 lbs. enc lcsdeI
and will work anywhere hllched
No. A. Daisy, sorrel mare, 20 year
old; will weigh 1900 lbs, in foal BY
imported Belgian horse, and can't
be- beaten for wording and breeding,
also No. ! leader No, 5. DelnIa
bay mare years old will weigh
about 1000 HIS. splendid saddle
and driving mare.
HEAD OF CATTLE
One black and white Jersey,lloi
stein COW, large ln size and viii be
fresh in March; big red Durham
COW, was fresh 10 The fall; one white
and red Durham COW viii be fresh
ii summer 1 briudie COW, had call
IN December; Durhan,,Je heif
or his had two calves; | llol8tein
Jersey heifer has had one calf;
hrindle bull one year old
FARMING IMPLEMENTS
One 4hor5e wagon, 3-inch tread
in good condition; ! Brlcknan g
kaufman grain driil. IN good condi
ton; | mower in good condition, a
tine No. 40 Oliver chilled pillow. fol
two horses; spriag-tooth Osborne
harrow. 10 teeth stick wagon, In
good condition; I falling top buggy
good as new / double seated car
riage.
HARNESS
Two sets Yankee harness 3 sets
lead gears. good as new. / set OF sin
sic driving harness; 6 collars:
halter3; double set u driving bar
ness.
SOME CORN
IS STANDS or BEES.
IS CHICKENS
One sipgle-barreled shot gun u
gauge, in good condition Lot q
beans aud other articles too numer
Gus e mention.