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The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-03-30

aquiline features, the proper pose,
and would look Realistically Ro-
man" in a toga in Miss Lillian &
opinion That betterd old Roman
~ bicon-crosser was the prototype
OF President Harding. Lillian de-
clared. and IL D. W. Griffith con-
templates producing a film play
based on Caesars story. he would
have to search the world for Presi-
dent Harding's double"
The president is strikingly
handsome and he reminds me so
much of a Roman senator" Lillian
said. Dorothy chimed in with; he
would go wonderfully OH the screen
as julius / don't think there is a
truer Caesar type in the world than
President Harding"
Watching people at the white
house is instructive. Lillian said
1T was great lesson in acting, /"
she said, ITO observe how the people
acted when they met the president.
for Mr.. Harding asked US to be
seated in his executive offices while
he received. OF course they were
all excited. as we were. In fact,
knees were shaking. though l tried
TO conceal the fact under what I
hoped was very calm exterior.
After all. one doesn't meet the pres
ident OF the greatest country on
earth every day"
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-03-30
SALVAGE
OF HUMAN
DEREL|CTS

tsTAFF CORRESPONDENT I. N. SERvicEl
WASHINGTON. March 50.-Sal-
wage of human derelicts now in
government prisons will be under
taken by President Harding upon
q system attic plan. The president
has authorized the attorney general
to draft a bill providing for ex
tension of the powers OF the courts,
so that young offenders may be
sent, after being sentenced. direct
" to an industrial penal institution
and lifted for better life.
Congress is 10 be asked to au
thoriEe the condemnation OF a part
OF Camp Grant at Rockford, Ill. for
conversion into a vocational school
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Some years ago the veteran
fighter and referee Patsy Haley
was refereeing bout between Sam
Iangford and another dusky war
rior in New York. IN the hrst
round Sam hooked a ligrt left to
the law and his opponent took this
ne his cue TO go down. Hawiey be-
gan the cosrt. giving the fallen
gladiator plenty of time. At seven
he got UP to his knees. Hawlev
went on with the count. EIGHT.
NINE. he dragged it out The
negro was watching him intently
with bright eyes. but making no
move to get up- 1t suddenly came
to Haley what the cautious one In
tended r. do. He was planning u
ret up with the count of ten and
then make a bluff that lie had not
been counted out HALEY thought
to fool him. Instead OF saving ten
Re hecan the count all over again.
One. two. With a look Of intense
disgust on his ebonv features the
negro threw himself over on HIS
back and Law still. He. too. was
quick thinker.
Ferdie Schupu. once heralded as
nne of the greatest Young pitchers
in the game. has heen waived to
Kansas Civ by the Dodgers. There
roes pitiful case. The voungxtev
had world of stuff. a good
rhvsinue. anna~entlv. End amhition
Put he c,uldn't pet v,in1 for any
length Of time. Temperament and
sore arms ulaved the most in,port-
ant part in his failure MeGrsw
tried tire old driving method.
Branch Hickey took Ferdie and
tried psychology. All ideas failed.
Schupp ought to be whfrlwind
in the A. A If he makes up his
r1ind 70 make the best Of things.
He had every opportunity to make
gnod with a bang In the majors.
The fans are hoping he will stiil
find himself permanently.
Paul Sertell will be newcomer
in the umpires' ranks in the Ma
tional league this coming cam.
=
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are not hopeless These federal
prisons are bad for the morals and
health of the young prisoners.
Nine out of ten of young men of
this class can be saved. Its the gov
ernment's duty to save them. 1t
can be done by providing a way.
With the sanction of congress it
will be shown that the results Will
not be disappointing"
The attorney generals recon-
mendation to the president follow
ed reports of conditions in govern
ment prisons showing they are
overcrowded with newcomers and
that the government faces the ne
cessity or actually building addi-
tional penitentiaries
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Paul Sertell will be q newcomer
in the umpires' ranks in the Ma
tional league this coming cam.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-03-30

AS in most tropical countries, the
lack of extensive manufacturing de-
velopment causes the Dutch East
Indies to be a large importer OF
manufactured goods. The most inn
portant item brought in is cotton
goods In fact, the Island OF Java
is reported to be the third largest
importer of cotton godds in the
world Formerly the supply came
almost entirely from Holland and
England but since the war this
trade has been shared by Japan and
the United States.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-03-30

Art and dress-when are they
proper and who'll decide! Do
one-piece bathing suits and pearly
costumes 6hatter the public
morals? Sometimes. but it all
depends on where they're worn.
In Paris the gendarmerie de-
cided that Nine. Dherly's dance.
in q yearly costume. lacking
enough pearls to reach above her
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paign. Paul made his debut, so to
speak. by unnpiring an exhibition
game between the Dodgers and
Louisville Colonies the other day
down south. The fact that he fail-
ed to draw single protest from
either team would indicate that his
eve Is pretty keen and he handles
the situation we'll when working.
But Johnny Evers would like to try
him out. just for fun. Why not
make Evers an rrnpire fryer out?
Passing around the word that q
certain rev umpire had defeated
Evers in haf-hour's umpire bait
ing match would assure the neg
jumps plenty Of respect
The jolly inventors might lay of
perpetual motion machines and
new tangled flying machines long
enough to devise a contraction TO
nrevent Babe Ruth's trick knee
from going out of joint at critical
yromert in . game. This knee gave
Ruth trouble last year and deprived
the Yanks Of bis help on several
occasions Combined with numer-
Gus attacks Of Soils il proved
serious handicap at times. Now,
reports frem the south indicate,
the knee is acting up again.
Som 7body pipes up with the
interesting information that Steve
0'Neill. Indian catcher. uses a bat
that IL orlv a shade lighter than
the huge bludgeon welded nv Babe
Ruth. Interesting But the fact
Is that stoely Riggs Stevenson.
young infieider with the Indians,
swings q willow that tops Steve's
by . couple Of ounces. and there
fore approaches nearer the weight
Of Babes.
Babe Ruth has a budding home
run rival these days. Said rival in
Freddy Hofmann. This lad from
ST. Louis can lay on the horsehide.
His experience on the bases and
aaeld il handicapping him. how.
ever, in his efforts TO earn a berth
with the Yankees.
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Lillian Finds
A Handsome
President

WASHINGTON, d. G. March so.
President Harding would make
an ideal julius Caesar if he entered
the movies. according to the expert
opinions Of the Misses Dorothy and
Lillian Gsh. screen stars. express
TO the International News Service
today after being entertained at the
white house.
The president has the identica
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-03-30

waist, was art. But in New York
police arrested Thelma Harvey
for a similar dance. Mae MUIR
ray caused the censo-s no end Of
work when she appeared in a re-
cent movie in a peacock costume.
Winsome little Madge Merritt.
New York. will be arrested if she
appears on the Atlantic City
beach with her prize winning
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idence here as a result OF a stroke
of apopleXy suffered in Florida, Feb
g He was born in Cass county
in 1855 and studied the printers
trade on the LoSansport Journal at
the age of 1S Nine years later he
became head of the Indiana News
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w. H. LEEDY DEAD
NEWS sERv,crl

INTERNATIONAL NEWS sERvicEl
INDIANAPOLIS, Ind. March %
William II. Leedy. grand secretary
of the Indiana Grand Lodge of Odd
Fellows and former Congressman.
from Indiana. died today at his res
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bathing suit because she doesn't
like stockings. And the board
of education Of Newark, n. j.,
has decided tina. the girl students
under its jurisdiction must avoid
roll-down stockings SO the boys
can devote all their time to study.
Where's the dress -art-refoiTn
squabble going to end? That's
right. We think so, too.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1922-02-14
PUBLIC SALE
Lot Corner Shenandoah And High
Streets, Harpers Ferry.

Lot Corner Shenandoah And High
Streets, Harpers Ferry.
In pursuance Of the terms Of the
deed of trust from /. S. Glass and
May B. Glass, his wife, to myself as
trustee, dated April 3Oth, 1919, and
recorded in the Office Of the Clerk of
the County Court of jefferson Coun-
lty, West Virginia, in deed book 1T
page 284, will offer for sale at pub
lie auction on
SATURDAY, JANUARY ia, 1922,
beginning at IL o'clock A. NJ, in
front of the Bank of Harpers Ferry,
at Harpers Ferry, West Virginia, the
following described property, to-wit
That certain lot or parcel Of land,
being
A PART OF LOTS 81 AND 81
Harpers Ferry, West Virginia, stu
ate at the west corner Of shenandoah
and High Streets, bounded as fol-
lows: Beginning at the intersec-
ton of the Northwest line of Shen-
andoah Street with the Southwest
line of High Street, and thence with
High Street in a northwesterly dir
ection 42.4 feet to "a point, thence
with line parallel or nearly parallel
with Shenandoah Street in a south
westerly direction 24.8 feet to cor
ner of stone building on part of lot
So, thence with the wall of said
building in northwesterly direction
17:3 feet to point, thSHcs with q
stone wall in southwesterly direc-
ton 1877 feet to a point, thence in a
line perpendicular to Shenandoah
Street, with the line of adjoining
property in a southeasterly direction
59.7 feet to Shenandoah Street,
thence with Shenandoah Street in a
northeasterly direction 40 feet to the
beginning"
Being the same property which
was conveyed to said Trustee by the
deed of trust aforesaid, and which
was conveyed to the said I. S. Glass
and May B. Glass by Katherine w.
Riddle and Anna S. Riddle by deed
OF April 30th, 1919, recorded in said
office in deed book 1T page 283.
TERMS OF SALE:-One-third
cash, balance in equal installments in
one and two years, evidenced by the
purchasers notes, bearing interest
from, date of sale, and secured upon
the property sold. 81
FORREST A. BROWN,
Trustee.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1922-02-14

The undersigned, disseminating f.rnn;,,
and moving to Charles Town. will sell =,
known a. Aurora" / mile south of Berry
vile. Va. on the Wildwood pike. west aide
! SATURDAY. MARCH nth, 1922
Sale to commence at II o'clock. the tot
lowing personal property
8 HORSES AND COLTS 8
No. 1. Maud. dark iron gray mar.
/ years old, weighs 1900, will work anyvshe-'
hitched; No. 2, Dolly, dark iron gray n
years old. will work anywhere hiteheS
weight 1850 lbs, in foal. These mares ar,
well matched, make . fine team No 4
Bell, dark iron gray mare. years old. !,
foai. weighs 1910. a fine strap mare: No. 4
Buck horse, coming years, weighs 1910
handsome black horse. has worked to bar
shear and wagon lead; No. s, Charley. darl
gray. years DID, works. kind and gentle
No. 6, sorrel mare. coming years old, viii
! make fine mare: Nos. and s cominr ~.
year old. foals of the two big mares men
TONED above.
is HEAD OF CATTLE
| /, or fresh cows by day of sale: or
close springers, some giving milk Dur
ham bulls. red. years old and l white
| / year old: steers. coming years ola
home raised and are good ones.
~ HEAD OF HOGS a.
brood sows will all farrow between m,
LIST and 10th Of May; 38 shoates. win weigl
| from SO to rs lbs
100 cHICKENS:--1O0 Bard Plymop,,
Rocks. These hens are fine layers and ar,
we'll bred. having added thorough bre,
| males from year to year.
Some bacon, some potatoes, corn and has,
SO lbs. of corn, lot of nice timothy hay
FARMING IMPLEMENTS
One Deering binder. #. cut. been use,
z years: l mower, l horse rake, / tedder
hay shelvings, l left. 20-ft; Birdsel
horse; / Brown wagon broad tired light a.
horse wagon, l farm cart and harness j
long shaft cart, New Idea manure spreader
! Hoosier io-hoe grain drill. l Hoosier
/ Pulverizer, l Syracuse. 3-horse pillow: on,
o. C. No. 40 pillow, springtooth harrows
| ! wood harrow, l cultivator, single an,
double shovel plows, l cutting box, grim
basket, half bushel; pair stilyards. vii
weigh 100 lbs: l garden pillow, 1 gni,
cradle and rake. Dryer scythe, mowin,
scythe. lot of barrels and boxes. single
spreaders, crowd sticks. breast chains, but
chains and trees, and other articles To.
numerous to mention.
HARNESS.
+ Two sets breebaads. sets lad Gears
these are good harness: / wagon saddle
nearly new; sets pillow gears. / WACO,
line. l set check line, leather halters. collar
brides. COW chains. set of double drivin,
harness, l set of single driving harness
breast strap and traces, l good buggy top
newly painted.
| TERMS.-All sums of $40 and under
leash. On all sums over $10, a credit o
liz months will be given the purchaser ex
lecuting a negotiable note with approyet
tseeurity bearing interest from date of sal
and payable at any of the neighborins
banks. No property to be removed unit
terms are complied with.
| w. T. RAMEY.
DUNN & WEST, Auctioneers.
IBRADFORD LEVI, Clerks.
&c. T. ROWLAND, Huckster.
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PUBLIC SALE
OF VALUABLE PERSONAL

- 1-A0
OF VALUABLE PERSONAL
PROPERTY.
Having rented my farm. OWENS TO bad
health / will sell publicly where now re-
aide nj UyiiIa, located 4 miles south OF
Shepherdstown and miles nortn oL IA
SATURDAY, FEBRUARY rs. 1922,
commencing at 10 o'clock and the follow
ing to-wit:
4 HEAD OF HEAVY DRAFT
HORSES.
work anywhere hitched. ranging in ages
from to IL yrs Old
2s HEAD OF CATTLE.
milk cows. cows with calves by side.
COW IN full fow of milk; l6 head OF blk.
Angus steers, corn fed. weighing about 800
lbs, all smooth and even in size. viii make
good June cattle: l Holstein pun. yrs.
old: Jersey bull, yrs old; nice youns
heifers. from to years old
~ HEAD OF SHEEP.
a1 nice thrifty ewes. ranging from to
years old, all home raised; one black race
Buck. years old.
80 HEAD OF HOGS.
brood sows. pure bred Jersey.Duroc
sows will fsrrow in March and April. one
Poland brood SOW. will farrow IN naren, !
Poland SOW with pigs, pure bred Poland
China male hog, weighing about l6s lbs. /;
balance nice thrifty shoats weighing from
40 to l25 lbs.
FARMING IMPLEMENTS.
One 4-horse wagon, with 1S-ft. shelvings !;
one low down 2-horse wagon, with bbi
bed: one Milwaukee lift. binder. in good
condition; one Deering mower. o-H. eu. :
grain drill. one New Idea manure spreader.
in good condition: one low down zetn
Century manure spreader one land roller,
cuitivator one No. 40 Oliver plow, / No.
Is Vulcan pillow, springtooth harrow, 1
d. s. pillow. one S. s. plow. thribble, double
and single trees, crowd sticks. forks, shovel
hamers and other articles.
HARNESS.
Two sets of breeding, one set of check
lines, one set of heavy driving harness, 4
set of pillow gears, collars, brides.
halters. pillow line. lead reins, 2 housens.
MISCELLANEOUS.
Apple table and ladders. empty bee hives.
lot empty bbl.. seed sower, dig iron, mattock
2 cut saws. apple press. large iron pots.
ham boiler. sausage grinder and suffer.
large iron dinner pot, l pr. spreaders. one
scoop shovel. sets butt chains. 2sets of
breast chains. set TRUSTEES, l Primrose
cream separator. in good order.
One Domestic" power sprayer, In perfect
order; I Ford Touring Car. In good order;
100 Chickens, Hay by the Ton, Corn by the
bbl., Potatoes by the bushel.
TERMS:--12 months credit on all sums
over $1,000 bankable paper with interest
from date. and payable at any neighboring
bank. $40 and under cash. No property
to be moved until terms of sale COM
piled with.
II. r. AMBROSE.
CHAS. T. ENGLE BRO, Auctioneers.
BANE BROWN & c. H. MOORE. Clerks.
RAY MERCHANT, Huckster.
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The undersign, disseminating farming will
sell publicly to the highest bidder, on the
the Charts Town State Road to the Old
Furnice,
TUESDAY, MARCH z, 1922,
commencing at 1890 o'clock A. M. the
following to-wit:
z HEAD OF HORSES.
No. l. Daise. bay mare. 6-yrs. old, works
anywhere. good leader, weight 1850 lbs. !:
No. 2, Bess. gray mare, lo-yrs. old. works
anywhere. weight 1850 lbs. in foal to-
Wysong's Percheron stallion; No. 8. Star,
blk. mare, 8-yrs. old, works anywhere,
weight 1899 lbs. in foal to Wysong's
Percheron stallion; No; 4. Prince. bay geld.
1900 lbs: No. s. Bess, Dunn mare. 5-yrs.
old, good strap mare. weight 1850, in foal.
to Wysong's Pelcheron stallion: No. 6,
Mike. Dunn gelding, 3-yrs. old. has been
Prince. bay gelding. years old. good driver
and saddler. weighs 1900 lbs.
Is HEAD OF CATTLE.
side; Holstein COW. in full flow of milk :.
Durham COW, with calf by side; Durham
and Jersey cows, will be fresh by sale day :,
2 cows will be fresh in early spring. one
2-yr. old bull weighing 1000 lbs: s.
heifer calves, months old.
FARMING IMPLEMENTS. J.
One 4-horse wagon, broad tread, with 10
Dbl. bed; one 4-horse wagon. with IS-ft.
sheivings; l new Deerng binder lift cut
with tongue truck, only cut 100 acres
wheat: Deering mowers, in excellent
condition: one horse rake, Farmers
Favorite Shoe grain drill. in perfect con-
dition; one double corn planter, Hoosiera
make; new Clover Leaf manure spreader
with wide spread, 20 blu. capacity; 2 DR.
is-ft- shelvings. 2 Brown walking cultiva-
tors, No 40 barshear plows. springtooth
harrow. l A-harrow. Syracuse barshear
piow. z double shovel plows, single
shovel plow, i Pr spreaders, sets of
putt chains, z pr. breast chains. thribble
double and single tress. crowd sticks. scoop
shovei, hamper basket, l carriage / cart
Mccormick SIT. binder, in No. /
condition; one Buckeye cultivator, and many
other articles not mentioned.
HARNESS.
Harness for 4-horse team. 2 soto 81
Yankee harness, sets of lead gears e
biind brides, collars, wagon saddle. wagon
iine, check lines. sets of plow gears. q
lead lead reins, carriage harness and some odd
MISCELLANEOUS.
One Butterfly cream separator. in ooos
condition; loyal cream cans, 2 butter
ehurns. 3-piece bed room suite-2 bnffets
Some hay by the ton.
u Uns ss,passenser Overland automobile,
tires and new battery: / rubber tire buy~v
thrush Slough make; cutter sleigh.
iEkMS;-A credit of IL months will he
aiowed on all sums over $40. purchaser
70 give bankable note with interest from
date and payable at the Bank Of Hsrns-s
Ferry. $40 and under, cash No nronarts
to be moved until terms are comnl;sd ,.;tS
cu. CHAS. WISE.
CHAS. 7. ENCLE, BRO Au..;.-~ 4
BANE BROWN. Clerk.
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y
TRUSTEES SALE.
OF VALUABLE PERSONAL
PROPERTY.

OF VALUABLE TENSONAk
PROPERTY.
WEDNESDAY. FEBRUARY Is. IA
The undersigned trustee, by virtue
of the authority vested in him by 9
certain deed of trust from G. n. and
John ]. Ely, to John T. Porterficld
Trustee, dated November %, 1921
and recorded in the Office Of the
Clerk of the County Court OF Jeffer.
son County, West Virginia in Deed
Book 121, page 81, will sell at public
sale on the Bates farm, one mile east
of Charles Town, W. Va, on
WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY Is. ~
beginning at 10 a. m, the following
personal property:
EIGHT lid. HORSES AND COLTS
NINE COWS AND CALVES.
NINETEEN HOGS AND SHOATS
two Of them good brood sows.
IMPLEMENTS, &C.
One wheat binder, mower, 8 cult
vators, corn planter, 2 harrows, hay
loader, hay tedder, horse rake, lot OF
plows, manure spreader, 8 farm wag-
ons,, spring wagon, hay fork, rope,
pulleys and track. Wagon and Plow
Harness; DeLaval cream separator
wheat fan; lot of fodder and straw
to be fed on the place.
TWO 5-PASSENCER MAXWELL
AUTOMOBILES
and MANY other articles including
some corn.
TERMS OF SALE:-Nine months
credit on all sums Of $40 and over
on a negotiable note, bearing interest
from date and payable at the Bank
Of Charles Town. Sums less than
$40 will be cash. No property to be
moved until terms Of sale are com.
piled with. ~
JOHN T. PoRTERFiELD,
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FARMING INIlb

One 4.horse No ! ~ I
Ibbi bed good as X
7 #. cut, in peftsss N, \ :. !
er. IN perfect order
farm cart, / double
driil either. 81 toSp< "A
barshear plowh 7 y. 81
sy raeuse. 3 horse Gss, d
! bovel pIovs, sinfs ~ y
| eultiyators, ! xhe,i Z =
| thrbble trees, z ~ -. 4
II new cider MD ~. ~
II pump IN vel Eiil
| this pump TO Fsi ~ =
| gasoline engine ~ a
| cradle. rzke, 80 n
| sb Owe, picks .f;..
| rain. 8 harOvs' J - -
tooth harrow. ! ss'1 ~
ii set grain lsdders - =
| spreaders, breast -
ting box. log cham. 4 i
- far Eaiti
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may other thing
ton. ..., III "a
sac 'i. viii Be hss \. Z.
article Offered . - J.
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doa't keep IT, S''as
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TERMS OF sac 4. ! u
a nan pn y . noHiA. 80
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Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1922-02-14
PUBLIC SALE
OF VALUABLE PERSONA
PROPERTY

4 IL
| PROPERTY.
The undersign. disseminating farn,;no -
| ARMS and having more stock and ;mn,.1
nsnts imam necessary to operate one far,,,
BY r pIwDn VICE. on the Benner farm. owned
west OF Charles Town. w. Va, on
SATURDAY. MARCH 4. 1922
commencing con at 10 o'clock a. M. the fo,,ow.
TEN HID. OF HORSES 4 COLTS
no; l. Maud, black mare, 7-yrs. old ,vorL.
any "nere hitched. in foal by the Rinrns
sS ol; rereneron stallion: No. 2. Dick. grey
no. Tom black gelding, Z yrs. old 800
any place; No. 4. Queen, bay mare 80
e e good leader; No. 5. Doll. bay MARI
MofYett, oio; p good strap mare. in foaI BY
groy mare. syrs. old, works snvDsn
mao xo0d ,1 s.rap mare; No. 8. Bird. brown
to the Rippon Co.. Percheron staIfion IN iSsi
.. Daise. bay mare, 12-yrs ola ~;
strap mare; No. 10. Lady, bay driy;no , soou
safe for ladies to drive Are'
EIGHT HEAD OF CATTLE
Eight head of good milk cows .on,. IN,
Pc fresh by sale day and others in esrlv
SIXTEEN HEAD OF HOGS
-FOUR brood sows, will farrov bv -.
osy. and one in April, IL nice th;s.s
each ~ pounds
IMPLEMENTS AND HARNESS
:, One 4-horse wagon with lo-bbl h.d.
70. brown wagon; one TT Adr;.r
plnoer IN good running order. / Glove 80. 80
cutter. Clover Leaf manure spresdss 80
WIDE spread attachment. 7o-busbeis c.,,.a .n
~. COCO as new; one l. H. G. lo~ -
manure spreader. 7o-bushels canaritv ars1
as new one l. H. C. riding cuifivatnr 800 80
Sa i caitiv.tor. 2 sprinstooth hsrrors
double shovel plows. lot of extrn colisr
sone brides, Dlow gears, and other .rxi.ia
not mentioned Some junk
Dc sold Positively NJ by-bidiins' ''s''
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