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Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1919-02-11
HONOR ROLL FOR JANUARY.

PUPILS neither absent nor tArdy at the
Charles Town Graded and High School
Boys High School-Rufus Edwards, Rich
ard MeComb, Thomas Pringle, Charles Scho-
field Ernest Slifer Gearge Slifer. Raleigh
Watson.
Girls High School-olive Barfeld. Mar
garet Best, Katherine Boxwell, Ella Bready,
Theo. Brown, Agnes Conner. Naomi Conkiyn
Fay Dick, Mary Furr. Dorcus Golladay.
Charlotte Higgs. Willie Higgs, Frances
Luke. Ollie Moore, Phoebe Moore, Halle
Orebaugh, Lillian OFT, Maud Painter. Isabel
PER-. Adelaide Philips, Josephine Pittman
Nellie Pittman, Mary Ramey, Edna Roper
Julia Slfer, Mary Somerville, Edith Stan
ley, Ruth Theodore, Margaret Young, kath-
crime Higgs.
Eighth Crade-Elizabth Anderson, Martha
Burns. Bulah yesterday, Alice Lefevre.
Anna Rissler. Lucille Webster, Virginia
Watson, Margaret linn, Francis Cenklyn
Howard Rissler.
Seventh Grade (A)-Mary Casey, Bessie
| Conklyn, Thelma Dick, Ethel Lancaster, Luz
ellie Printz. Edna Wilson. Newton Gibson.
| Ralph Hoffmaster. French Skinner. Hugh
Mccormick. Jack Mock, Forrest Rissier'
Franklin Weller.
Seventh Grade (B)-Mary Smith Mabel
| Painter celia Waters. Audrey Dillow, Ruth
NJ Her. Guy Davis, William Prnyie' Russell
Miller.
Sixth Grade (Al-Grace Baker, Agnes
| Burns, Elizabeth Burns, Virginia Callan.
Frances Davenport Virginia Gibson, Grace
Glaize Doris Griffith, Mabel Green. M ina
| Hooe Evelyn Riggs, Sadie Kelley, Myra Mo
ler Louise Riddleberger, Marie Wartenbee,
Stanley Ely. Owen Mccormick.
Sixth Grade (B)-Thelma willingham,
Mabel Fries, Virginia Smallwood. Iva En-
gle. Mary Rouzee. Ethel Martin. George
ions, Earl Leslie, Abner Myers, George
Birkitt. Ralph Beller. Archie Morgan, John
Davenport
Fifth Crade-Owen Conklyn. Anna Currie
George Davis, Louise Dutrow, Cleon Elliott,
Frances Fur, Betty Gibson. Virginia Hefie-
bower. Dorothy Watson.
Fourth Grade (A)-Kathleen Albin. Alice
Birkitt, Catherine Burns, Margaret Crider.
MaComb, Lucie Skinner. Maxine Slifer. Ruth
Smallwood Mauric Ham. Chas. Wartenbee,
Charles Wilmington, Willard Mills.
Fourth Grade (B)-Fred Wller, Pauline
Dutrow, Pauline Tillett.
Third Grade (A)-Anna Lee Burns. Flea
Frances Fellers, Gerald Magaha, Ernest Pope
William Reed. Lewis Wiener.
Third Grade (B)-Hazel Costello, Alma
Johnson. Lillian Souders. Ben Beavers, Ray
Trussell, Charles Hensler.
Second 'Grade-Frank Billmyer. Willard
Bushong. Ellis Hooe. Paul Hickman. Maphis
Ingram, Charles Moler, Edward Miley, John
Skinner. Esther Barield. Anna Conklyn,
Edna Kraich. Elsie Martin, Alice Maxwell.
Katherine Trussell. Miriam Theodore, Anna
Whitmore.
First Grade (A)-Evelyn Ennis. Evelyn
Huddle, Doris Magaha. Florence Viands, Ola
May Wilmington. Frederick Beller, Thomas
Baumgardnsr, Lawrence Callann, Calvin
Moler.
First Grade tB)-Virvinia Burns, Bette
Molr, Virginia Wilson. Raymond Alexander,
Jacob Dutrow. Ralph Mecauley. Billy Perks.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1919-02-11
CHARLES TOWN PROOF.
Should Convince Every Charles Town
Reader.

The frank statements of a neigh.
Dor, telling the merits of a remedy.
Bids you pause and believe.
The same endorsement
By some stranger far away
Commands no belief at ALL
Here's Charles Town case.
A Charles Town citizen testifies.
Read and be convinced.
c. j. Cullers, prop. grocery, SIS
West Washington street, SAYS: 81
was troubled off and on for some
time with dull, bearing-down pains
across the small of my back. Ny
back felt lame and sore and when /
bent over, it was hard work for me
to straighten up again. | couldn't
stand for any length of time without
feeling the pain and nights my back
often bothered me so much | couldn't
rest comfortable, mornings / was
more tired than when / went to bed.
The kidney secretions were unnatur-
al and irregular in passage. finally
got Doan's Kidney Pills at Brown &
Hoff's drug store, and aftertaking
them for a few days, / noticed i'm
provement. After continued use the
kidney secretions became normal"
statement given December %,
1902
LATER TESTIMONY,
On December IS, 1916, Mr.. Gull
lers said: Although | have but lit
tie need of a kidney remedy now, |
find it necessary to take Doan's Kid
ney Pills once in awhile. / always
receive the same, good results"
Price Coo. at all dealers. Don't
simply ask for a kidney remedy
get Doan's Kidney Pills-the same
Mr.. Culler's had. Foster Milburn
tG Co., Mfgrs., Buffalo, N. Y,
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1919-02-11
PUBLIC SALE

Being over stocked, / will sell I'll
public sale on the Griggs farm where
| reside, / LIZ miles north west Of
Summit Point, and 8 miles from Mid
dleway, w. Va. on the Summit Point
and Middleway pike. on
FRIDAY. FEBRUARY 70. 1919
the following valuable persona
property:
is FINE YOUNG WORK HORSES
TWELVE YOUNG MILcH cows
most of them will be fresh by day Of
sale
A LOT OF HOGS
weighing from 100 to $50 pounds.
About 100 bbls. if Nice Yellow Corn
from Is to 20 Tons Of Mixed Hay
and Is to 20 Tons of First clas.
baled Timothy Hay.
TERMS OF SALE:-A credit OF
IL months will be given on all sum.
over $40, purchaser to give a nego
table note, with approved security
payable at the Bank of. Charles Towr
with interest from date. Sums un
der $40 cash. No property to be re-
moved until terms are complied with
R. E. BOYD.
Engle & Dunn, Aucts.
Hardesty Bros, Clerks.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1919-02-11

Having given up the Washington farm
(Harewood) I will sll at public sale at said
farm lying at Aldridge Station. miles west
of Charles Town, on
THURSDAY. MARCH 9Th. 1919
The following personal property:
IL HEAD OF HORSES AND COLTS
No l, black horse, years old. good
leader. weighing about 1900 lbs. No. 2.
black horse. years DID, weighing about
400 lbs, a good worker mo. 8. black mare.
9. years old, good strap worker: No. 4.
black mare. years old, weighing about 1900
lbs, leader; No. 5, Grey mare, Is years
old, weighing abuot 1900, good leader; No.
6, Grey mare, years old. weighing about
400 lbs good strap worker. Nos. and
8, pair black horses. years old, big ones
and well built; Nos. 8 and 10. two 2-year
old colts, exceptionally fine ones; Nos. IL
and IL, two colts coming l year old. These
horses are all good size and worthy the at
tention of buyers.
81 HEAD OF CATTLE
Ten. milk cows. some hive calves by their
side; IL coming years old steers and heif-
ers, young Durham bulls, coming years
old, big bull, weighing about 400 lbs
Is syearling calves. These cattle are ali
home raised Durham stock.
40 HEAD OF SHEEP
Forty glack face sheep, some have lambs
by their side. balance will lamb by day Of
sale.
rs HEAD OF HOGS
Seven brood sows. will have pigs by
sale; will farrow in May: Is shoats weigh
ing about 80 lbs, l male hog weighing
| about $50 lbs, male shoat weighing about
$50 lbs.
MISCELLANEOUS
One Deering binder, TIT cut. in running
order; l Shoe Superior wheat drill, in good
order: springtooth harrow, Buckeye cul
tfvators, l No. 40 Oliver chilled plow,
No. 40 Xxx horse Oliver chilled pillow, new
| Blue Bell cream separator in good condi
| ton; / thribble tree, ! double tree som,
| single trees and crowd sticks, / governor
speed pulley for running separator. about II
bushels potatoes, sets pillow gears, will
leather back-bands, blind brides. 4 Hail
face collars. Shugert's make: and som,
leather haltrs and some other articles no
mentioned.
| One hay fork and pnlleys. and 100 fee
| new Manila rope. l grain Cradle.
/ TERMS OF SALE-A credit of IL month.
will be given on all sums of $1o.e0and owe
purchaser to give a negotiable note. will
| approved security, payable at any neighbor
| ing bank with interest from date. All SUM
| under $1,000 cash. No property to be re
moved until terms are complied with
| c. w. MARROW.
!, T. J. West, Auctioneer.
| N. r. Roberts, Clerk.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1919-02-11
PUBLIC SALE

| Having qualified as Administrator of the
late X. G. Grubbs, l will sell at his late resi-
dence at Wickliffe. Va. Auburn" the farm
of Mrs. R. M Powers, miles northeast
| of Berryville. va and miles north Of
Castleman's Ferry. beginning at 10 a. M, on
FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 20, 1891
the following valuable personal property
is HEAD OF HORSES AND COLTS
| Nine are work horses, are draft colts.
rising years old, by McCormick's horse
one rising two years old by Wynkoop's
horse; l mule colt, rising years old, by
| horse. These are good work horses. Blem-
ishes will be pointed out the day of sale
Two Shetland ponies.
IL HEAD OF CATTLE IL
One high-bred Jersey milk COW will be
fresh in March; part Jersey now fresh: 8
steers, weighing between 500 and 700 lbs
yearling heifer.
SIS HEAD OF HOGS IS
Ten young brood sows. Poland China boar
IL shoats, weighing about 125 lbs, 10
shoats. weighing rs pounds, 10 shoats
weighing so pounds, IL shoats weighing
from rs to 80 pounds.
IMPLEMENTS. HARNESS, ETC.
One 4-horse wagon, broad tread with body,
Myers make. enc 4-horse wagon, narrow
tread. Odds make; 3-horse wagon, stick
wagon, Low falling top buggy, old surrey.
sleigh. binders, new Deering, 7-ft. cut,
DeerlnB IN go0u condition; gram drills,
l new Superior 10 hoe disc, one hoe disc;
Deering mower. eft cut in good order horse
rake. Simplex corn planter, two 22-tooth
harrows. land roller, square harrow, disc
harrow, New Idea manure spreaders. one
in good condition; cuitivators, riding
and l walking: shelter, Hoosier corn
planter scythes. Oliver chilled piows, sim
gle shovel pIows, corn coverer, pair single
trees, double and triple trees, 2 18-ft hay
ladders. dung forks, grain rake, scoop show
els, grain cradel straw knife, digging iron
axes. pick, corn replanter, seed Sewers lot
Of old iron, cross cut saw, baskets, cutting
box, half bushel measure maddocks. sheen
steering machine, machine sheet, 16x26 #
Two setP front gears, collars pillow
lines. check lines. set breechbands. lead reins
wagon lines, set housin gs, halters plow
gears, fifth chains, set butt traces COW
CT ain-. set do ible harness, wagon saddle
sis ng saddle. Bae-a Vista make; brides. 1
size Saddle
100 Barre of Mixed Corn by the Barrel.
HOUSEHOLD kfsD Ei-cHEN FURNITURE
Three-burnc~ &c E.-c coal oil cooker.
with oven: sideboard, desk, feather beds
and lot of other things too numerous to
mention
TERMS OF sALE-AH sums Of $40 and
under. cash. On all sums over $40 credit
OF IL months win be given, the purchaser
to execute negotiable note. with approved
endorsement. bearing interest from date OF
sale and payable at any of the neighboring
banks. No property to be removed until
terms of sale have been complied with
MRS. ANNIE r. GRUBBS
Admins rtator of X. G. Grubbs Decd
T. ]. West, Auctioneer.
Geo. H. Levi and j. T. L. Jones, Clerks.
G. T. Roland, Huckster.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1919-02-11

Three 4-horse wagons with beds, one
Brown wagon Ain tread with IL barrel bed.
good as new; one new Champion wagon. one
2-horse waeonand bed Brown make; Deer
ing binder only used two seasons Superior
l o hoe disc drill good as new, Superior hoe
drill, new; 2 mowers, one Deering and one
Osborne eft cut. new; side delivery rake,
new self dump horse rake, double check row
Simplex corn planter with fertilizer attach
ment. lime -spereader, Empire seed sower.
land pulverizer, manure spreaders, one
Low-down Glover Leaf and one Success, good
new; springtooth harrows. one lever
and two wood frames 2 four square harrows
new; walking cultvators, two Brown and
two Crescent make: No. 40 Oliver chilled
plows, Scientific corn cutter. Superior disc
harrow, single shovel pillow, double shovel
plows. pairs of Is #. shelvings. thribbe
trees, double tres, 20 single trees.
horse hitch: 3 pairs spreaders, briar scy-
grain cradle and rake, shovels, 2 scoop
shovels. six 4-prong forks, four 3-prong
forks, two 2-prong forks, wheel barrow,
sledge, digging iron, crowbar, dinner bell,
picks. 3 mattocks. dung hook. s jockey
sticks, axes, pair safeguards, 500 capa.-
ity; cutting box, hogs nesd. scadlng talk,
iron kettle. lot of gambling Sticks, Aes
scrapers, two 40-ft. extension In lders, LIT
of sheep bells, 4 pairs sheep shears. ~ ept-
ton grain sacks. Lag chains, Il. o. Dor1ss-
tic gasoline engine. No. Scientific feel NIL
fodder Shredder. new corn shelter. eirrpisr
wood saw. hay fork. rcre eri p.lIevs is,t n
locust posts. soma junk and other articles
not mentioned.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1919-02-11
THE STAND OF GRASS

The longer land is farmed without
the use of lime and phosphate, IN
large amounts, it becomes increasing
ly hard to secure stand of grass.
This has been problem for Eastern
farmers for some time and is begin
ming to be recognized as such by
farmers on newer lands further west.
Experiment Station Results.
Very little work has been done to
determine the best methods of OBJ
tanning a stand of grass. It has al
ways been conceded by farmers and
station workers that soils brought to
high state of fertility by the use of
lime, phosphate and manures catch
stands of grass most easily. Some
informing work, however, has been
done in neighboring states indicative
| o f what might be expected from
heavy fertilization.
Virginia Station.
Crops of tobacco were fortified as
below and the following results OBJ
tanned on the succeeding grass crops
fortified:
Fertilizer.
None, 19O9-2,780 lbs. 1910
760 lbs hay.
700 lbs. acid phosphate, 1909
1920. 100000 lbs hay.
200 lbs. sulphate potash, 1909
$40 lbs. 1910-640 lbs hay.
400 lbs. nitrate soda, 1909-1840
liz 1Q1n QQ0 1hu how
700 lbs. acid phosphate, and 40O
lbs. nitrate soda, 1909-4000 lbs
1871, 760 lbs hay.
400 lbs. bone meal, 1909, 08C
lbs. 1910 1920 lbs. hay.
500 lbs. 1873, 1909-3,920 lbs
I1910-1, 200 lbs hay.
Hence we find the highest yield
from bone meal, phosphate and nil
rate, and phosphate if the cost of the
1873 is considered.
Sometimes it is desired to use 9
top dressing on wheat. For this pur
pose it is generally recommended tt
use bone meal (steamed) or bone
meal and acid phosphate in equa
parts of 100 pounds each. This car
be run out of the fertilizer attach
ment of the drill with the hoes o.
discs lifted somewhat. A spike tooti
harrow can also be run over whea
fields where heaving hasn't been sew
ere. Failure then will often result
But any fertilizer used will not b,
wasted but show up in wheat and fol
lowing crops.
N. & w. Market Bulletin
| Farmers have sometimes found ;
great help in advertising their sur
plus farm products through the Raj
road Market Bulletins. This is a.
| an opportunity to get any hogs, cal
yes or extra farm products for whicI
there is no sale, rather general iron
advertising. / will report any sue
products on request.
C. A. HUGHES County Agent
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1919-02-11
CAR TURNS TURTLE AT HALL
TOWN BRIDGE.

The car of Mr.. R. H. Miller, a
drummer. of Martinsburg, was
upset and considerably damaged at
the Halltown bridge last Friday. Mr..
Miller was coming down the Shep-
herdstown pike, and upon making the
sharp turn on the Harpers Ferry pike
toward Charles Town over the bridge,
for some reason he was unable to
turn his stearing gear straight again
and kept on in a circle, running down
into the run to the right after cross
ING the bridge and upsetting his car.
Fortunately Mr.. Miller was not SER
iously injured.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1919-02-11
PUBLIC SALE.

Having sold my farm and intending to
move out of tn estate, l will sell at public
sale at my home miles south Of Charles
Town and 1-2 mile from Myerstown. on
FRIDAY, FEBRUARY II. IIs !.
The following named personal property,
consisting of live stock farming implements
HOUSEHOLD goods, etc:
FOUR HORSES AND COLTS
Two heavy draft mares coming years
old, thoroughly broken to work anywhere
hitched single or double; heavy draft black
mare coming years old, halter broken and
a good one l bay horse coming years old
a nfe fellow, will make good renerfl pur-
pose horse.
FIVE HEAD OF CATTLE
These are all young milk cows, are Civ
ing milk now and close springrs
FOURTEEN HEAD OF HOGS
Two good brood sows. bred to farrow last
OF March IL young hogs weight about Zoe
pounds each, the good thrifty kind.
FARMING IMPLEMENTS
One good heavy 2 horse wagon and bed
good spring wagon, l pair shelvings, 1
siiage frame. one 7-foot Deerins binder In
good working order: l Empire grain drill
practically new, ] New Idea manure spreader
Just usd one season. l tubular land role
only used one season, double corn planter
in first cltss condition. 2 spring tooth har-
rows, one new and one slightly used; / cul-
tivator. double shovel pillow. McCormic
mower in good order, horse rakes, / cor !.
shelter. cutting box. / wheeI-borrow. Ii
Of single. double and thribble trees, bress
butt and log chains.
HARNESS
One set Yankee harness, set single hsr-
ness, sets plow gears. lot collars, brides
and halters.
Lot of good hay by the ton and corn by
the barrel. lot of good potatoes Lot stove
WOOD l-z tons nut coal and about l-2
tons Pocahontas coal. / set good dung
boards, lot of sawed lumber, shovels. hoes.
picks. mattocks. digging irons, grind stone
Lot of household goods, canned fruit.
apple butter. etc. one Blue Bell cream sepa-
rator, lot chickens, l portable hog house,
lot chicken and turkey coops, 1 galvanized
water tank, lot of junk. and many other ar
ticles not mentioned.
TERMS "A credit of nine months allowed
on sums of $40 and over. purchaser to ex-
cute satisfactory interest bearing nste.
Sums less than $40 cash. Sale at 10 q m.
Huckster privileges reserved
F. s. FRISToE
Chas. T. Engle. Auct.
B, F. Yates, Clerk.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1919-02-11
PIANO PLAYER
BARGAINS

We have just received two more
carloads of Player-Pianos. We
bought these players many months
ago when the price was low and thew
are reaching us just after Xmas when
business is dull, therefore, we have
decided to sell these instruments at
BARGAIN PRICES. See US now.
Don't delay. Let us send one to your
home on FREE TRIAL.
Lowest Factory Prices on all new
Pianos. We sell the famous Vough.
Mehlin, Lehr, Radle, Werner, Cable
Nelson, and others sold for years at
Birely's Palace of Music Organs
s. up. All kinds Talking Machines.
We take all kinds of Musical Instru-
ments in exchange. We repair free
all pianos sold by US.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1919-02-11
DISSOLUTION NOTICE.

Notice is hereby given to all con-
cerned, that the partnership hereto
fore existing under the firm name of
Demory Brothers, at Harpers Ferry,
W. Va, was dissolved April /, 1918.
| will not be responsible for bills
made in the firms name after that
date. C. w. DEMORY.
Feb. II DIT
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1919-02-11
HELP WANTED-MALE AND
FEMALE.

Charles Town Post Office Clerks
lMen and Women) and City Letter
Garrlers wanted. Examination
March Is. Entrance salary $1,000,
annual 500 increases. Unexcelled
thorough correspondence inctruc-
ton IS. Free particulars.
Federal Civil Service School,
Kellogg Building, Washington, D. C.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1919-02-11
SEVENTEEN YEAR LOCUST.

A letter comes to us from the State
Entomologist confirming the report
that the Seventeen Year Locusts are
due in the Eastern Panhandle this
spring. We understand a bulletin
is now in press giving advice rela-
tive to the locusts.
Life History.
About this time of the year the
locusts burrow to the surface of the
ground These openings are COM
pleted about the last of April, and
kept open until the locust comes out
about the middle of May. They
crawl up on tree, weed or post,
station themselves and the skin
splits and the winked locust comes
out. In about four to six weeks the
females begin to puncture the bark
of young fruit trees and shade trees,
where each female lays about 500
eggs. In few weeks the younl
hatch, fall from the tree and go into
the ground where it stays for seven
teen years.
Damages.
The damage comes from the many
punctures made in laying the eggs.
The tender branches of young stock
may be riddled by these punctures.
Old trees are not so easily injured
except that the woody apple-aphids
may get into the wounds.
Young orchards may be left I'M
pruned until after the locusts are
gone. A small number of trees may
be repeatedly sprayed with kerosine
emulsion. The most effective spray
is lust as the locust is coming from
its shell. Some trees have been
saved by wrapping with cheese cloth,
tobacco cloth or misquito bar. In
jury is most on new ground or near
wooded areas.
A Mason County Orchard.
Mr.. Arthur Gold, Mason County
saved a young orchard in 1914, To-
Gust year, for that district. He used
2,712 yards of tobacco cotton to COW
er 5000 one and two year old trees
Cloth at 8 u cents, 221a days labor
at 1925 came to $123.04.
A JEFFERSON COUNTY CALF
CLUB. y
In the interest of better stock in
jefferson County the Farm Bureau
is fostering Calf Club for the boys
of the county who in few years ex
pect to be farmers and would like
the opportunity to be able to begir
with the very best.
After due consideration of the de
tails Mr.. Logan B. Shut, President
of the Farm Bureau says: I'VE have
made start in the right direction
to improve the stock of the county
There are fifty boys in the count!
to whom the opportunity will b.
given to own calf with the bes
breeding the money can-buy. You
have your choice of the diary or bee.
type. A bank has already promised
to furnish the money. Your father
brother, or some reliable citizen O.
the county will be your security. /
you are the right kind of boy yol
can hustle a little for a few dollar
each year to pay interest on $3.50 t.
5000 until the calf becomes produc
ing cow.
For the first time the boys of JEFF
ferson county, who in a few year
will be farmers are extended an of
fer of credit and confidence that the.
may have the very best to begin a
farmers. The boys who want futile
information may write or see tn
County Agent, or ask the presiden
of your district Farmers Club. Girl
are eligible also.
Mariners Meeting Shenandoah
Junction Friday, February IA, 7:S
p. m.
C. A. HUGHES, County Agent
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1919-02-11

Auctioneer Charles T. Engle has
the following sales booked during
February and March: C. E. Nc
Alloy, February 10; Peer Brothers,
February rs; M. H. Hummer, Feb
ruary, 81 n. F. Ambrose, March g.;
M. X. Bowers, March a James Nc
Daniel, March I'll. B. Grandstaff,
March 8; Mrs. Minnie McSherry,
March 10; Conrad and Boyd, March
IL; E. H. Rheinhart, March 10; Isaac
-Kidwiler, March IA; H. C. Whiting
ton, March IS; Walter Roper, March
II; c. D. Boyer, March 20; Frank
White, March 81; F. S. Fristoe, Feb
ruary II; James Coffenberger, March
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Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1919-02-11

No. /, Kate, brown mare 6 years old, an
excellent work mare, weight 1850 lbs. No.
2. Bess, bay mare years old, fine wagon
and barshear leader. weight I450. No. B..
Coaly, black mare, l years old, works any
where hitched. fine leader, weight 1450.
No. a, Mag, black mare years old, works
anywhere a good barshear leader weight
1900. No. 5, Coaly, 2nd black 1
years old. good worker anywhere htched,
weight 1900 pounds. No. 6, Maud, black
mare years old, works anywhere, but a
little fast in the lead, weight 1400. No q,
Maud, sorrel mare years old, general pur-
pose mare, and fine family mare. No. 8,