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The Irish standard. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn. ;) 1886-1920, 1918-02-02

That girl student at the University of Minnesota who
barred from membership one of the sororities last
year, because horror of horrors) lettuce
on which the salad served along salad must
experiences of qualification in developments
OF the food conservation propaganda Pioneers in other
lives have waited for vindication their
advanced IDEAS but in this instance the proof good
sense and prudence along within months
She we'll derive qualification at the discount.
ture of her superficial critics.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1918-04-16
1teber be,, Srief Safer &arls.

a1bine ton, Ia. s'prtl. Sic
s(ufreo,,ng in Ser beutldcn Grelle ilbcr
sic ScrDiientlitblln9 oes gr'e!cs pes
Dlterrcihildcn 9ailers Durd Die Trdllz
aDIiIhc Hesicrllns, iuurin hos frun5o<
IiIhe @crlanscu nah Gllab Sotbrrnz
oeu ais ocredbt anerfonnt lu1rp, rol'cr'
luoeIrbfpdht fort. eine bclltl9c Sepcs
ld)e aug Ironfrcic@ Iast, Die 9tcuc va
Sildle 2unbcsz 3eitun9en bebollpte bc'
ser 9sefauntnmhuug, bab Der 9tcltts1
fau,ler plDblib am Sicnstog obrentc
um lid) pem &niicr I'M 9rpBcn 9ollpt7
ouorticr unsuidlicben, hab oiele &o'11
icreusen lih ousidlieblid I'M Bic Saa'
brehcu iperDeu, sic hllrd Bic sntbu''
l,n,ocu G(emcnceols geidaiie'' 'pl1roe
Sic 2cpelbc belast ferner' Dab o,' o',''
Oraoue ser Ndlitdrpartel Serratl
1hreieu ,lnb perlunaen. baB Selterreld
inter Sic @ornunpibait .oes Sel'tlde'
8cides aeltelt lperpe.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1918-04-16
9ie groBe @dla@t iii Trantreid) l4eiut
QbdQntu 3u moQeu.
9te Mmerifaner idblu9en eine ooppelte oeuttdbe
1leberntad)t erfol9retd) 5uritd.
ODD erbalt ben Sitel Observation-Disclosures oer 4reeu IN
Trantreid".


go Su9ren felt, nit s(usnabn1e bort
Wdnnern in Der Moriue ooer Den1 Dis
litdrDicnlt lrnb setpilieu beIunbers 6ez
5elhnctcn 9erlouell.
Sic %orloge 9ibt Ser 8egierlug Sic
Grnludtigung I'M Safe zines 3rieges
oie Sl1ntrole ilber nIle ccrfiigbarert
EcrI nll55uilbeu unb in Ser ge=
9enludttigen 3eit aac 9erioueu su
5luin9erL i6re bi5berise Sb1ti9tett iortz
5ulepcn. falls Oieie nid)t ilnterbrphen
perpcE fam, ohne oaourdl sic Snterz
clleH oe5 Souoe5 5u ihaoi9en
| 9toriuegcn wtrb unrubig.
Ghriitiuuiu, IA. April. Gns
Gublitum miro il6er oas @ericblen ser
9ie9ierling, nit Sen Ser. Stoateu be-
treff5 Der norlpe9Il6eu 9tabrungsn1itz
tellieicrllug 81 eincn1 @inberltdnbniB
3u tommcn, unrllbig. G5 lpurbe i'm
Sebruor bctolut gcmad)t, oaB ein
lleberciilfpnmen 3lr llnterldriit berett
ici. nber es beiBt, bab neue ameritaniz
id)c @eoiu9ungel1 i'm Stort6ing 9e9ein
bclprrden ipuroen.
Sn3piidcu miro bic 9sa1run9su1its
te((age ld3lintmer. Sic Station lit ar1f
cine Station bon bier Eiuno &drtoffeln
oic @ohe geicbt luorbeu l1nb Mild,
miro aud) in Nutionen berabfol9t. Size
@rotlo9e miro ihlehter, je lduger oas
lIebcrelHtomnlen mitslnerita ber5Ugert
miro. ~.
Sic $51ltuus Ser Nrbeiter berlriaht
8elorauiB l1nO nlilitarilde @orii4ts@
moBrcgeln iperben setrofen i'm Gin
blit auF moalis6e Storunsen am
/. Wtni.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1918-04-16

2eens. Soull unb @rimsbp tullroeu nit
Spn6cn bclc9t.
uSrob ullBerprhentlid1 ltorfcn Seu@
crs lluo Iebhufter &erioI9uig nurd]
Slicesr tebrten nlle llllicre H'fn1'11e
lnperiebrt 5urlld."
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1918-04-16
Sins bt''1 Snlanoe.
sd),ucre Strafc.

Gbicagu, IS. s(pri(. Saco6 6enz
brids, iriiberer Gonltuble IN 9(urora,
ST., lprroe beute 5ll eincr 4zjdbrigen
@cfausniBltrafe perlwtbeilt, lpcil er
nerIltht bate. mittels ciuer 2otteric
Bcloer fir sic i1ternirtcn bcltl6cn
Seclcute 5u lammelu.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1918-04-16
Git6la,los SSiinidc unb 3iclc.

Mm tcrbom, IA. slpril. SCI
9sropi,5iolrotb bon Gltblonn. ipel3el
in Nepal togt, lallt bcs vSerllner Sas
ocblatt", sic beutld]e Mcgierl,ng CT
5udft, Sen Stoat Gltblanb o',5llertens
ncn, rno be1dloiien, Sen ensltcl1 pol1:
tilhen unb ipirtb1daftlide'1 Slnlhll't
an GcutIdlanb on5l1ltrebeu.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1918-04-16
Nus oeu1 @taate.
&auit cure &ublen fir nGd)lter @inter
lest.

Ses atpi ines, IS. Npri(. Gburz
le: GSebiter, ser ltaatlidje 9obleuperz
lpalter, gi6t be3iiglid Ser 9obler(age
folge!1oes befnnnt: ::
.98cnu bos Eu6lifum ben &obleuz
bconri fiir uiditeu Wiuter bcitellt. io=
onB cine geuiisenOe 9'udfra9e eutItebt.
INT Sic &pblengrllDen Sen Sonner
iibcr tcihGitigt 5u bnlteu, barn miro
Soipn 9cnus apblcu fir Den @interz
bcoorf i0roern.
vScOc SDnuc aobleu Sic jest gez
fouit uuo nuf Eager 9ele9t miro. fanu
ais cine &erlideruug bagegen gelten.
ooS ci1 Sousituno ndchitenSSinter cine
sSuhe lang obne 8oblen lit.
v@pblcnla9er unb sGru6eu tuonen
1dpn ihlieBen. ipeil sic &obleunadfraz
&C nidt Itarf eerl1g it, s(0er nd6iten
gSiutcr ireroe,, oie &oblen fultbar 1pie
Sian,nl,tcn ieil1.
| rGs lit ollo patriotiihc Rilidt se=
gen, sic Station llno Das @iemeiniueIen.
! ouB n,nn icineu &oblenbeparT fin ndd]e
iteu SSiutcr ieRt eintuuft, llno pdourd,
sic 05ruben III Sb1tisteit erbdlt l,no
Sic SGrocrllne in bieier aoblen5one
permcbrt.
| rSos Tubliflint Darf uidt ner9eIz
lien, onB mir nm aus SOMA uno 81
Illinois &pbleu bcSicben fpuneu, ltnn
IouB in einen, grpBcn Sbeil Solpu5 nidt
lmul 0ublcn aus Sainpis ciugciiibrt
'pcrn.n pilrfen."
Gulitiifcs.
| Sos lHoines, Is. spril. Sos
| leph 6. Campbell iu Charles G1tb lit
| fir Sic ben.ofratiIde Gpni,,atiou 5u,n
laonerebobgcoroueten iiir Ben 4. Be-
| Sirf pcn SOMA auserieben porocu. Gr
miro ser Gcsner bon nsreBlnann
s,ouocn ieiu, ser auisruns 1einer
aonoiitat Sic ssicncrlpabl ais 9tepub=
litoucr unitrebt.
| llrlpriinelih batteu oie Sen,ofraten
| of 6. $. 9NcNiber III 9Galon s'tp
fir sic 9tpn,inotipu gcrcdnct, aber er
Ihlua bie &uuoioatur aus.
Sos 9Epines. Is. slpril. Sic
, ,Srlpucr Yrobibitioniiten lreroen llh III
Sen fcnnleuoeu &oriuablen beltreben.
oaS cine 2caislatur erlpdblt iuerpen
t fam, sic nidt MIR bas rdtio.1ale Yroz
bisitirnsalucnon,ent beltdtigfn. lorz
: bcrn ort ouiiir itirun,eu miro. SaB Die
+ itao otspsrluillluesndbige Srob'bitton
e oufs Sicue ser 8ep0lferung sSSDtpas gum
INbltin,me1 llnterbreitet treroen lou. !,
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1918-04-16
gSia fcimc G56clbcrrldaft.
s,uift pcrsrDkert Setrie6sfapit'

G6icago, IA. slpril. &ralieent
2ouis s. Sipift mahte befonnt. DaB
Gipiit & 60. lift 8ctrieb5fapital pp''
S1OO,OOO,OOO auf $150,OO0,OOO
pcrgrobern lpcrDcn.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1918-04-16
equator Sruen Iagt :

S"WSol ~VSN I"S'
Stcp Dprf. IA. spril. Sn eiuer
9lcbe. Sic 8llnbesienotor 0io6ert 6
Sipen Ton Sfloboma gelteru bel einem
9iner Ser Nntipna( Seclritp Sedgle
bielt, lGlug er cine Sr0anildtion friegz
| iiibrcnrcr, llnb >,,eutraler 9Gtioneu Dor.
lm3,lltIdlanb in pplitii6er llnb 6anz
belsbc6ic6ung 1nter pcn &0lfern Der
Ielt 5u ddten, ipen cs lit6 nidt nit
acipillcn Glenncnten internutionalcr
ge5iebungeu unb nit Sen GrllnoIaeen
cinperItanben crfldrte, uDie bon Den
Ser. Stootcn, @rpBbritnnnicn, Srants
reid, Stolicn unb Sopan nnerfann1
iperDcn.
9'odocm CT lic6 iiir bieie Grunoz
iibe tnternatiuua(cr Se5iebllngen, nit
GinIhlub bon slbriiltllng an Gnbe oc5
Ariegcs llnb anOerer bon Frai. &illpl1
crbobcnen Sorberlr1gclt, crflurt bate
lagtc Senatpr Slpen, bielcr %crbauD
bon Natipnen lplc 5u bell Siibrern Ser
beltie6cn Snbultrie ia9cn: "Sbr Ild)z
tct ms 5ll bcroubeu = mir mllnldcr
guctl ;cjt 5ll 6ernu6cn, abcr lplr la9cn
Guh: 8enn Sbr Gll6 nidt 5lt bic1er1
crboDcnen 0rlnblGten iuternotlonolcr
8c5ieblln9cn perpflibtct, = menn Sbr
Gurcn Ginflllb nicbt 9e6rnu6t, lnt Bic
| len Aricg 5u becnbigen, bonn lpcrocn
lpir Gllcb mad, slblol,f elmer bcl9rontz
ten In3abl ppu Wpnntcn bic lp(9cnnen
Strdfen nlfcrlcgcn.
Ser 9iebncr 566(te bann auf: su5z
ldlul; nQer belltldcn Sdpfla9rt aus
alien S51fcn Ser perbilnbctc1 Nottonen
8unn nuf Die Giniubr allerin9entld)z
lono bcreeltellten @oaren unb ouf bic
oircfte pDcr inDirette" slusfubr IL
ecnbipcl6cr SSobrifate pber onoerel
9anhelsortifcl nad 9eutid)lono; @ez
Id)(agr ,brne olles NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
lin Sen Nationen bes Ger6anoes un(
beiIen Gerfouf, lrm runlere Sanocsans
aebDri9el1, Sic Gigentbum in 9ertltb=
lanb bcliben", slt entirbabiscn; Nnfs
le6llnG aQcs &crfebr5 nit Seutldjlan(
luo cine Grflirlng, baB ~lpir Gltt
obldj(ieben iperbcr, Ioiucit mir Dit
asabt lobcn, fit cinc besren5tc 3cit
| Biz SIR Sic 2eftipn 9clcrnt habt, BAT
csbr burh Grganiiirlng militdri1he'
9)dnht nidt Sic auoeren &Dlfcr ocl
8clt i6rcs Gigcntbun,s obcr i6rcrSre1:
heiteu beraubcu f0nrt."
9Sia fcime G5belbcrridJoft.
2onfiug, Mi6., "A. Ipril. @ou:
berueur gilbert Glceper forocrte II
elmer 9sroflamotipn bos Solf bon Vtl:
hi9on auf, 9SDbelberribaft 5u per1ae'
sen. Ct erfldrte, baB CT Sic 3nltdno
peritebc, ipeldc Sic 0emiitber eil1i9e'
giirgcr errcgt babe, forpcre ober oll
ouf, @cbulo Su boben nnp Ddn1it I'D
Sic @htltng scr @Dlfcr onoerer Sol1oc
8u ipagren.
suift persrDfert Sctriebsfapital.
G6icago, IA. slpril. Trdliee1
2ouis s. Swift madte befol1nt, pa'
@1piit & 60. lift Sctriebsfapital po'
S1OO,OOO,OO0 auf $15O,Oo0,Oo'
pcrgrobern iperben.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1918-04-16
Sic 1reibcitsaulei1c.
{ Associated Press

8albinetou. IS. slpril. Gs
tpllrpe bellte slbenb befannt gegeber.
oaB Die 3ciGnunaeu fir Sic brittle
Srcibeitsanleibc samstag bci shlub
'oes &eiddftes Die 5Dbe BON $691,z
611,SOO erreidt batten. (9ies idliebt
Den 8Inocsreicrpcbe5irf bon 9)linnez
apolis ,1i6t ein, no sic &a9uc crit
beutc 6cgonnen bnt.)
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1918-02-21

FIVE MULES: No. /, Queen, wagon lead.
er, 10 years old No. 2, Pete, wagon leader,
years old No. 3, Lie, wagon and pillow
leader, years old. No. 4, Rock, wagon lead
er, years old. No. S, lobe, barshare leader,
5 years old. The above mules are all we'll
broken and sound TWO HORSES: No. 6,
Bird, grey mare. No. ], Dimple, fine driver
and ,vnrker- Z Years old
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1918-02-21
A Word With Women
Valuable Advice for Shepherdstown
Readers.

Many a woman endures with noble
patience the daily misery of back
ache, pains about the hips, blue, ner-
vous spells, dizziness and urinary
disorders, hopeless of relief because
she doesn't know what is the matter.
Ii is not true that every pain IN
the back or hips is peculiar to SEX +"
Often when the kidneys get congest-
ed and inflamed, such aches and pains
follow.
Then help the weakened kidneys.
Don't expect them to get we'll alone
Doan's Kidney Pills have won the
praises of thousands OF women. They
are endorsed at home-Read thlS-a
Shepherdstown woman's convincing
statement.
Mrs. Frank Carter, Princess Street,
saws "Last fall suffered with kid
ney trouble. My kidneys were very
irregular in action and annoying in
many ways. I had a dull, steady
ache through the small Of my back, too.
AS | had often heard of Doan's Kid
new Pills, i got a supply at Hits
Pharmacy. The first box helped me
and | continued their use until cured.
From the results obtained in general,
| certainly think Doan's Kidney Pills
are fine remedy" :.
Price, 60c, at all dealers. DOM
simply ask for a kidney remedy-get
Doan's Kidney Pills-the same that
Mrs. Carter had. Foster-Milburn Co.,
Mfgrs.. Buffalo, N. 7.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1918-02-21
Monday
Lovingly,
BILL.

WOHQdy.
Dearest Dad-We are just outside OF
Washington, having gotten in there
about 2.30 this afternoon. We were
there for nearly two hours. We took
a long hike from the New York Ave-
nue. station to the capitol and around
the Library and back by the Union
Station. II was certainly fine, and |
never saw the weather any more beau
tiful-just cool enough to make US
step lively. ! surely enjoyed the hike.
wish that had had chance to call
up home, but there was never show
for il, for we were only off the cars
long enough to take the hike. II was
good to see something familiar, Wash
ington being the first place that have
struck since | left home that was ia
miliar. il sure made me homesick.
We came through Richmond this morn
ing, that is, We went clear around the
city, missing il by a mile. We also
went through Fredericksburg, Va.
Just now we are standing at Relay,
waiting for | don't know what.
Nothing of interest has happened on
the trip at all. so that | have nothing
to tell you. There is chance and q
rumor that we are to be allowed 4S
hours leave. IL We get it I'll be home
on the first train can catch, if only
for five minutes. Every man in the
army has been assigned a number.
Mine is l264653. When a man is
given a number he keeps it as long as
he is in the army and it is never CIV
en- TO anyone else. Well, will close.
Will write again in few days. Love
to all,
Lovingly,
Ri
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1918-02-21

One four horse wagon, Superior double feed
lime spreader, GOOD new; one ton
pulverizer Sit wide, good as new; Osborne
hay tedder, good new; Osborne horse rake
new; Scientific feed grinder with two sets OF
plates; Oliver chilled No 10 pillow; one syria.
tooth harrow, Perry wood frame springtooth
harrow, 4-square harrow, BucHeye walking
cu!tivator, Brown walking cL'tivator, weeder,
grain cradle, two double shovel plows, single
shovel pillow, dinner bell, one 3-ho1se evener,
Gem cistern pump with loft pipe; sleigh
and bells, lot OF double and single trees, tele-
phone loon. eVtc-dirg r. c-c III. consist
.ug OF poies, br-cS-.is, and about 300 lbs. OF
galvanized wire; c'e 2-horse power gasoline
engine, pump jack some betting, cover for
gasoline engine, 800 lime sacks. IS bran SACKS,
so grain sacks, rope and pulleys for wagon
shed, rubber tire buggy. practically new, and
other articles not mentioned.
HARSESS-HaTness for All &c team. two
sets OF finch breeching, two sets OF 5-incn
Dreechirys. two sets OF lead gears, five hair
lace collars, FIVE blind brides, six leather
halters, 1--WE sets Of pillow gears, pair OF check
lines.
Household GoodS-One buffet with mirror,
one lott extension table. two wood stoves
ice cream freezer, one churn. baby carriage,
and other articles
Twenty bushels potatoes, bbIs. Of vinegar
some hay by the ton.
Half interest in 1881 acres Of growing
wheat, we'd seeded and fertilized-
1ERMS-A credit OF twelve months will be
given on all sums Of SO and over, purchaser
to give a negotiable. well endorsed, interest.
bearing note, and payable al any Of the neigh
boring banks. Sums under SO cash. No
property to be taken away until terms of
sale are complied with.
E. w. MYERS.
Chas. T. Engle and J. w Dodd, Auctioneers
Bane Brown, Clerk. {. P. Engle, Huckster.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1918-02-21
Catarrhal Deafness Cannot Be Cur.

Catarrhal Deafness Cannot Be Cured
by local applications, as they cannot
reach the diseased portion OF the ear.
There is only one way to cure catarrhal
teafneSs, land that is by constitutional
remedy. Catarrhal Deafness is caused
ty an inflamed condition Of the mucous
lining of the Eustachian Tube. When
this tube is inflamed you have a rumb-
ling sound or imperfect hearing, and
when il is entirely closed, Deafness is
the result. Unless the inflammation
can be reduced and this tube restored
TO its normal condition, hearing will be
destroyed forever. Many cases Of
deafness are caused by catarrh, which
is an inflamed condition Of the mucous
surfaces. Halls Catarrh Medicine
acts thru the blood on the mucous sur
faces of the system.
We will give One Hundred Dollars
for any case OF Catarrhal Deafness
that cannot be cured by Halls Catarrh
Medicine. Circulars free. All Drug
gistS, 75c.
F. J. CHENEY & CO.,
Toledo, 0.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1918-02-21
More Letters From the Junior.
Camp Hancock,
Augusta, Ca,

February IL, 1918.
Dearest Dad am wiring you to-
night TO hold all mail, for we have or
oers 10 be ready to leave at any time,
and the only hold-up is transporta-
ton. All week we have been issu-
ing equipment, and all the necessary
impedimenta. BY noon yesterday ev-
cry man in our company was fully
equipped, and in the afternoon we had
what we call q showdown inspection.
We laid all of our equipment on the
ground in stated plan, and each man
is supposed to have the following
equipment Three blankets, three
suits of underwear, five pairs Of socks,
two o. D. wooden uniforms, two shirts,
two pairs of shoes, overcoat, slicker,
mess kit, canteen and cup, pack with
meat can and condiment can, shelter
half, poles and pins, one suit OF over
alls, one pair of leggings, hat, collar
one belt for pistol holster.
Every man in our company was full
" equipped and We passed Inspection
Al. II has meant a lot OF work 10
get our regiment all equipped this
week, and we have been working ear
" and late. Then,too, we have been
transferring men from one company to
another, and yesterday our company
was completed ; so when the word
comes our men are ready to move in
ten minutes. don't think that many
other companies are ready and as
we'll prepared as we are, which means
that we have been working a little
harder and more efficiently than they
have. We are the Second Company
and only one street from the quar-
termaSter and ordnance warehouses.
Aside from being busy, we have
not had much doing. One new order
we had was that the company must
take twenty minutes physical drill be-
fore breakfast, which is at I O'Clock,
and every morning it is up to me to
give them that drill. What a change
If this time last year some one had
told me that | would be getting up
regularly at six o'clock and taking
twenty minutes physical drill before
breakfast, I'd have told him he was
crazy. But am doing il, and feel
ing fine over it at that. Our food is
fine now, and that alone is the great
est advantage, for ! feel like doing
more work-and | must close now and
get at il.
Will write you as soon as | get
any definite information. Got your
letter and one from Jack, the Regis
ter and a card from Mandy. Also a
letter and a box of candy from Un-
Gle Will, both Of which were unex-
pected also got the sweater from the
ID. A. R., and have already written
thanks. Love to all,
Lovingly,
PTJ
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1918-02-21

One isx-horse power gasoline engine
made in ShIppensDurg, mounted on truck,
friction clutch pulley, good one. Peer
less corn crusher, No. 4, has patent plates
that be re-cut at small cost. One large
iced cutter, four Pinch knives, cut 3s TO
inches, Lit carrier. One two-hole corn
shelter, has band wheel or run by hand.
One good Acme wagon and bed, 4-inch
tread, will carry 100 bushels OF wheat
Studebaker wagon, 3-inch tread, carries
three tons set OF shelvings 70 ieet long,
low wheel truck, It. Deering binder, Nc
Cormick corn binder, Shoe Superior grain
drills in best order Twentieth Century
manure spreader IN fine running order,
two-wheeI Defiance corn cutters, one check
drill SatIey corn planter, with cable
and phosphate attachment, drops IN hill
or drin Superior disc harrow, Deering6-
FORK hay tedder, Osborne hay rake Us
borne mower, J. /. case two-Dutton gang
piow foot lit, Brown walking cultiva;,
tors, steel frame level harrows, one OF
them new Oliver Chilled plows, one
Uliom pillow, lot OF pillow POINTERS, spike,
tooth smoothing harrow, double shovel
pIows, iron beams, double shovel spring
trip, single shovel pillow, iron beam, single
ana double trees, grain cradles, replant-
erS, log rack, Cyclone ian with band wheel
Tor power, large feed chests, lot OF forks,
Batcnelder make, large jack saws, one
Iatchet jack
..narneSs.-Four sets breechbands, sets
'front.' gears, sets pillow gears, 6-horSe wag-
ON line, brides, collars, leather hal
tiers, sets check lines, sets lily straps,
two pairs new ; Iahoon seed sewers, 2
Drlar scythes, sets spreaders, 3 sets breech
chains, treble, double and single trees,
lew sacks OF phosphate, and many other
articles too numerous TO mention.
Household goods, etc One extension
table. kitchen cabinet, porch table, kitchen
cupboard, bedsteads, washing machine,
school desk, cIstern pump, Maynard sep
arator No. IL, seven gallon churn, etc.
Five Ducks, two Geese, one Turkey Hen,
One Tom, and a lot of Chickens
Terms of fSae.-A credit OF nine months
will begiven on all sums OF $40 and over,
purchaser TO give negotiable note with APP
proved security, payable at the Farmers
Bank OF Shepherdstown, or Farmers and
Merchants Deposit Company OF Charles
Town. Notes 10 bear interest from date.
Under $40 cash. No property to be re-
moved until settled for. Sale to begin at
$50 a. m, sharp. All hucksters invited.
JOHN s. SNYDER.
Dodd q Hoffman, Auctioneers,
Harwood Burkhart and J. w. Gardner,
Clerks
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1918-02-21
Is HEAD OF SHEEP
Fifteen young ewes and one buck. II
ewes will all lamb by day OF sale
FARMING IMPLEMENTS &c.

ewes will all lamb by day OF sale.
FARMING IMPLEMENTS, &c.
One four-horse wagon and 65-bushel bed,
No. Brown wagon and bed, two-s seated car
riage, fallingtop buggy, stick wagon car
riage pole, sleigh and bells, Deering binder IN
shape, Deering horse rake, New Idea spreader
used only one year, good Superior wheat drill,
Scientific corn cutter, Brown cultivators, z
springtooth harrowS, one lever and one float,
good as new, set OF hay frames, tongue truck,
steel beam Syracuse 3-horse pillow, No.. 40
Oliver steel beam pillow, No IA Vulcan plow,
2-horse Root pillow, two double shovel plows,
grindstone, corn choppers, shovels. mattocks,
digging iron, post rammer, two four-prong
forks, two long handle forks, two dung hooks,
two grain cradles, two rakes, briar scythe,
100 feet OF rope, wheat fan, corn barrel seed
sower, two hand corn troopers, cutting box,
corn shelter and box, half bushel measure,
corn crusher, IS grain sacks, wheelbarrow
trees, crowdstick, sledge, wedges, crosscut
saws, buck saw, sausage grinder and stufef
iron kettle and ring, two axes, butt chains
and breast chains, meat benches, No. 3
Sharples separator, mail box, several hundred
bundles OF fodder, some hay and corn, and
other things. HARNESS.-Two sets breech-
bands, two sets lead gears, eight collars, six
brides, four halters, hve sets pillow gears, rid
ing bride. wagon saddle, four-horse line, two
pairs check lines, three sets single harness,
&c.
TERMS OF SALE-A credit OF nine months
will be given on all sums OF $40 and over,
purchaser to give negotiable note with APP
proved security, payable a. the Jefferson Sc
curity Bank OF Shepherdstown. Notes to
bear interest from date. Under $40 cash.
Four per cent off for cash. No property to
be removed until settled for. Sale to begin
at 10 o'clock A. NJ. J..W. Hopper has right to
sell lunch.
J. w. cOFFINBARGAR.
Dodd & Hoffman, Auctioneers.
Harwood Burkhart, Clerk.