The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1919-09-18
HERLONG'S SALE Of REGISTERED HOGS
ONE Of THE SOUTHS LARGEST
Nothing Like 1t Has Ever Taken Place in Flor
ida and In Only One Other Southen State

sorbed the output at satisfactory
pl ices, and usually waiting list has
been necessary, as the demand has
exceeded the number we have been
able to supply.
while such condition is a strong
incentive to put out inferior speci-
mems of the breed. we have set high
standard and our purpose to send out
only the very best remains unshaken.
"For long time we have craved an
opportunity to have the public inspect
an offering of our product such as we
propose to submit on Sept. 18th, be-
lieving that such an occasion would
not only extend the favor of our herd,
but that it would operate to convince
the most skeptical that we can pro-
duce and are producing as good hogs
here in the South as there rs in the
world"
Col. Cottingham and Sons, the auc-
tiCneers, were assisted in the ring by
Col. w. L. Scott, of Edison, Ga, one
of the leading auctioneers of hogs in
the South. and by Mr.. L w. Traer OF
the Farmer and Stockman. Mr.. Her
long acted as herdsman in the ring
and from time to time explained the
merits of the animals. Mr.. J. M.
Thomas of Ocala was clerk of the
sale, and C. P. Chazal of Ocala, as
sistant clerk.
A special Pullman brought the
newspaper and magazine representa-
tives, auctioneers, buyers and others
from Jacksonville.
| All of the hogs are registered. Fol-
lowing is a complete list of the ami
mails sold, the selling price, and the
names of buyers:
! SOws and Gilts
Lady Expansion, sow. farrowed Oc-
tober z, 1916; $4OO; Suwanee Model
Dairy, Live Oak.
Herlong's Long Jane, sow. farrowed
August %, 1917; $1,000; Newton and
Newton, New Albany, Miss.
Herlong's Chief Daisy. End, 3rd,
4th, sows, farrowed Sept. 2. 1918;
$7O0 each; w. C. Blood, Ocala.
Herlong's Queen, SOW, farrowed
April 2. 1918; $685.; J. A. Cheatham,
Louisville, Ga.
Herlong's Smooth Queen, 18th, sow,
farrowed Nov. %. 1917; 1926; w. c.
Lunsford, Columbus. Ga.
Herlong's Chiefs Queen, gilt, far
rowed May 26. 1919; $500; ]. S. Jones,
Adell, Ga.
Heerlong's Chiefs Queen B.. gilt,
farrowed May 25, 1918; 1925; Suwan-
nee Model Dairy. Live Oak.
Herlong's Chiefs Queen c.. gilt,
farrowed May 26, 1919; $315; A. B.
Zetrouer, Rochelle.
Herlong's Chiefs Queen B.. gilt,
farrowed May 26. 1919fi $500; A, G.
Swanson, Ausley, Ga.
Herlong's choice. SOW. farrowed
April "a, 1918; $4O5; ]. A. Cheatham,
Louisville, Ga.
Herlong's Miss Gerstdale, SOW, far
rowed March 20, 1918; $500; Suwan-'
nee Model Dairy. Live Oak.
Herlong's Miss Gerstdale. 3rd. sow,
farrowed March 20. 1918; $24O; S. S.
Sadler, Mount Dora.
Lady Expansion, End, sow, farrow-
cd Jan. Ia, 1919; $3.50; w. E. Near
thur, Trenton.
Herlong's Miss Miller. sow, farrow-
ed May Is 1913; $4OO; w. C. Blood,
Ocala.
Fall gilt. farrowed Sept. s, 1918,
S225; Suwanee Model Dairy, Live
Oak.
Fall gilt. farrowed Sept. 9Th. 1918,
; S110; w. f. Macarthur, Trenton.
Fall gilt, farrowed Sept. 9Th, 1913;
$125; A. G. Swanson, Ausley, Ga.
; Herlong's Lady Expansion. gilt. far
rowed Oct. II, 1913; 1920; Suwanee
Model Dairy, Live Oak.
Herlong's Lady Expansion. End,
, gilt, farrowed Oct. II, 1918; $50;
Cedar Brook Farm. Jacksonville.
, Gilt, farrowed Feb. 1919; not in
catalog; $500; Newton & Newton,
New Albany, Miss.
Bears
Herlong's Chief Giant, boar, far
rowed Sept. 80. 1919; $21O; ]. S.
, Jones, Adell, Ga.
: Herlong,s Expansion, boar, farrow-
, ed Oct. II. 1918; s205; S. F. Williams,
: Jacksonville.
Herlong's Chief Giant, End, boar,
: farrowed Sept. 80. 1918; $175; A. B.
Zetrouer, Rochelle.
} The two sons of Mr.. Joe Martin of
t Marietta, Ga. sold for $3.50 and S255,
: respectively, to Mr. HerlOnd and to
: Mr.. Wylie of Oklawaha.