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LOUISA

LOUISA. VA. July 29-On Friday
morning Mrs. L. w Sims entertained
delightfully."- at bridge. High and
10y score prizes were awarded to
each table and after the game the
guests adjourned To the uimtnS-room
where luncheon was served.
c. II. Flanagan and Miss Maize
Flanagan motored to Cumberland re-
Gently. where they will visit rela-
Gives.
Miss Margaret kirkpatrick. who
has been the guest OF Mrs. Joseph J..
Wills. left Monday for her home In
Lynchhurg. Va
Announcement has been made OF
the approaching marriage OF Miss
Julia Goodwin Han, daughter OF Mr.
end Mrs. II. C. Hart. OF Louisa. 10
Charles W. Bray. OF Richmond
ON the afternoon OF July 81, Mrs.
Frank Sergeant entertained the
Auxiliary Society al her home
MIR. anc Mrs. George Huudlcy John
con spent last week END Mt Green
wood Va
Mrs J. NJ. Fiahe,7y. OF Orange.
formerly OF Louisa. is spending come
time at her old home hare
MISS Cornclia Shields. OF Richmond.
and Mrs Fincn OF Alabama. were
recent guests OF Mrs Leon Levy.
Miss Gwendolyn Barrett, who has
hecn IN Norfolk tho past winter. ar
rived in Louisa Monday TO spend the
month o! August with her mother.
Miss Moili" Crawford spent tho
weekend n; Glen Mary" The homo
of Mrs. Floyd Cheney.
Rev. Charles !. Monroe held ser.
Vices at ST. Johns Chapel. in the
Green Springs. on the fourth Sunday
In ihis month
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COcoanut Oil Fine
For Washing Hair

II YOU want to keep your hair in
good condition. be careful what you
wash 1t with.
Most soaps and prepared shampoos
contain too much aIkali. This dries
the scalp. makes the hair brittle, and
is very harmful Mulsihcd cocoanut
oil shampoo (Which is pure and en-
tircly ereascltss). is much better than
anything else YOU can use for sham
pooling. as this can't possibly injure
the hair
Simply put two or three teaspoon
fuls OF Mulsifcd ia cup or glass
with little warm water. then
moisten the hair with water and rub
il In. 1t VIII make an abundance of
rich. creamy lather. and cleanse the
hair and scalp thoroughly. The
lather rinscs out easily. and removes
every particle OF dust. dirt. dandruff
and excess oil. The hair dries
quickly and evenly. and II leaves IL
nnc and silky, bright. fluffy and easy
to manage.
You can get MulsiHed cocoanut oil
shampoo at any drug store. 1t is
very cheap. and a few ounces IS
enough TO last every one in the fam
lily for months. BE sure your drug
sist gives You Muisined.--Adv.
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CLIFTON FORCE

CLIFTON FORGE. VA. July %
Miss Blanche Key. OF charlottesville.
IS visiting her sister. Mrs. W. Il
kcadle
George w. Thompson OF Cincinnati.
is spending several days in the city
on business.
Mrs. II. l.. Glover and daughter
are spending a week at Virginia Min
cral Springs.
Misses Jean and Maria Jane Grim
Sicy hay" returned from a visit of
several weeks To Ohio.
Massie b"tamOrc. Of Charlottcs-
willie. has returned 10 his home after
Il visit 10 Mrs. u. C. Clarke.
Mrs. a. II. Grimlscy and Mrs. Jos
eph Moses have returned from a
week at Craig Healing Springs
Mrs. &. . Stauifcr, Graydon and
Dorothy StauiI"r are the guests Of
Nj. and Mrs l. " Edgar. The Stauf-
'crs were former residents of the
city
l.. II Davies. OF Peoria. Ill. has
returned 10 his home after visit
10 HIS brother. Mayor y. b Davies.
MIR and Mrs. w. *. Smith announce
the engagement OF their daughter
MarEarc, Earle. TO 1.awIess Thomp-
son. Of Louisville. Ky. The wedding
will take place early in October.
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sinia and adjoining States are stop.

Einia and adjoining States are stop
ing here.
The city OF Richmond Is we'll rcp-
resented ut tho Springs Among
nose stopping hero from the capital
arc Mr.. and Hrs. Herbert jackson
ana daughter. Mr.. and Mrs. c. j. BIZ
lups and Miss Josephine Clarke
Mr.. and Mrs. T. Benoist, OF st.
Louis. Mo. arc spending somo time
at tho Springs.
y bcautifu. dance was given I'm
the ballroom OF the hotel on Sa,ur-
day night. which was not only ut
tended by the guests. but by u large
number of pleasure seekers from
nearby points.
Miss Mary Peachy Easley and Ca
bell Giimcr. OF Halifax. Va. attended
tn" dance on Saturday night
Charles Little and family. OF Wash :
inEton. y. c.. arc guests at the
Springs.
Mr. and Mrs. y. A. Booth. OF Dan
vile. Va. are spending some time
here.
u. Il. Watt and wife. OF Richmond.
Va. are spending several weeks here.
Miss Emma Lea. of Dauvillc Va.
is among the guests here.
During the hot weather tho lako
has been extremely popular for bath
ing aud rowing
The Out-of-door pageant which
proved to be so successful last YEAR
will probably be given again during
August
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Even Careful
CaIOmeI Users
are SaIivated
Very Next Dose of Treache,o us
Drug may Start Trouble


Calomel 10 dangerous. IL may ,ait-
vate you and make you suffer fear
tuIlS from soreness OF gums, ten der
ness OF Jaws and teeth, swollen
tongue and excessive saliva dribbliny
from the mouth. Don't trust Gallo
mel. II Is mercury; quicksilver
IL you feel bilious. headachy. con-
stipated and all knocked out. Just ro
to your druggist and get bottle OF
Dodson's Liver Tone for a few ccnta.
which is n harmless vegetable SUBJ
stituss for 6Aa8szoos saIancl. Tak.
spoonful and IL u 6oonnt start your
liver and straighten you up better
and quicker than nasty calomol and
without making you sick, you JUS.
so back and get your money.
II you take calomcl today you'N bs
sick and naus.atcd tomorrow: be-
sides. II may salivato you, while IL
you take DOdsona Liver Tone you
viii wake w feeling great. No salts
necessary. Give II 20 the children.
because II Is perfectly harmless and
cannot galivate
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guest OF Herman Page. Jr, At Dull
Wlch Farm" has gone TO Baltimore.
Among those from Amherst who
nave entered the training camp AT
camp Meade. Md. for tho month OF
August, are: Houston c. Joyn.r.
Henry Lewis Hanger, Brantlcy Cox
and Billy Sandidge.
Mrs. Percy Page and Percy Page,
lr. Of Norfolk. are guests OF Mr..
and Mrs. l.. II Page, at "DulwIch
Farm"
Mr. and Mrs w. T. Ware have re-
,lrncd to Roanoke after spending the
weekend with relatives here
Rev. W. L. Ware. who has been
visiting his daughter. Mrs j. a.
Berry, has returned to Crcwc.
Mrs Hal w. Myers and niue
daughter, OF Forks Qf Buffalo. are
guests OF Mrs. Bessie H. Ware
Archie Robertson. OF Portsmouth.
recently visited his mother. Mrs. NJ.
II Robertson
ittlc daughter. who have been guest 8
Of the Misses Robertson. have re-
turned to Warrenton.
Mrs. John L. Lee and Mr. and
Mrs. Richard Wagner. of Lynchhurg.
arc WHITING Mrs. l.. l.. VOORHEES,.
Rev. and Mrs. 7. u. Lewis and chill
"ren, Ann. and Thomas. returned
Tuesday from Bunalo Springs. where
they have been spending their vaca-
ton.
--:M!ss Baldocf who has hccn the
nest of Misses Mabel and Mary
Gregory. has returned TO her home
iu Brooklyn, y. Y.
Thursday morning. from 10 TO II
noon, Mrs Edward Sandidge enter
aimed at three tables OF bridge in
honor OF Mrs. Edwin lIobson, ono Of
this seasons brides The pirate
games were played. ana at the con-
ciusion Mrs l!otson and Mrs w -
.~and!dgc were found To hold thJ
highest scores \ delicious lunch
con was served Thosc playing were:
Mrs. Edwin Uohson. Mrs. w. T. SAN
didgc. Mrs II Harrison. Mrs II.
: pcyton. Mrs =. X. Evans. Mrs.
= NJ @ Wills. Misses Cary Lang
horne. Mary Whitehead. Marion
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'sC0UTS OF PULASKI co
!, INTO CAMP FOR A WEEK
NOTARY Club Of Town Gives
Boys Outing
:, Place.

PULASKI. IA. July 2s-rhe rrst
scontingent Of the Pulaski County
fBoy Scouts numbering about atty.
. went into camp Monday morning to
remain FOR n week. This is the Gee
. ond annual ericampnent OF the Scouts
at the camp on New River eight
miles from town. which has been
provided for them 10y the Pulaski
Rotary Club. Each Scout IS 10 have
a week In camp free To himself. but
should he want 10 remain longer he
can make arrangements 10 % so.
Arrivals at Mapi" shade Inn for
she summer continue. Among the
more recent situations are: DR..
and Mrs \ 6 Wilson and daugh-
tors, Misses Margaret and Mildred
Tyler. Mrs James W Lee and daugh-
tcrs. Misses Virginia aud Ena: Mrs.
h. Lee Cox arG daughter. Miss Blair
Lee Mrs r l. Portlock and daugh-
tor. Miss EUgenIa, all Of Norfolk.
Mrs II 9 Ecuhnm entertained Mt
cards Tuesday afternoon and n sew
Ing party Wednesday,. compiime ntinE
her sisier-in-law, Mrs W. H. Block
eidge aud daughters Misses I.ucrctIa
and Elizabeth. ~ Hunalo. who are
guests Of rUiaskI relatives
Or. ana Mrs W. : Gilmer, MIR and
Mrs L. r Howard Mr. and Mrs.
H II. Roberts opened this week their
camp on Little Walkers Creek. Giles
County, where they will rustlcate for
seNera weeks Tho party has de
lishtfII camping spot having cstaD-
2!shed B; scvera! years ago.
The Rev. J \. Burrows. y. D OF
Chattanooga, editor OF the Midland
= Nethod!st. has been a visitor in town
This week. preaching Wednesday
nisht in the Methodist Church
Mrs. Dan cox and daughter. Peggy.
OF Sacramento ca, are visiting rcla-
lives here.
a numhcr OF the members or tho
Lutheran Church are attending the
Summer Assembly OF Church work
ers being hold ny that denomination
at Marion College, Marion \ num-
Der Of noted speakers are conduct
inS the programs.
Mrs. y Hancock spent several
days this week with relatives in
Roanoke
Nj ana Mrs stanyarno Little. OF
Johnson city. Tenn, spcn, the week
end with Mrs I.ittle's parents. Mr.
and Mrs. II L. TrolirEer.
Mr.. and Mrs J. W. Miller were ut
home Thursday evening in honor of
their guest. Mrs Cooke of Roanoke
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Ming. August l. Excellent music 10
promised for tho occasion.
Mrs. j. Lynn Cornwcll and her sis
ter. Miss Marguerite Brewster, have
gone to their home In Pine Bluff, Ark.
where they Will spend several weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Grey. OF Will
min4ton. n. C.. arc tho guests at tho
homo OF Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Hurst.
MIR. Vance Kerr of Augusta County.
is visiting his niece, Mrs. H.. Is. Tay.
lor.
Mrs. J. Roberts Wilson and family.
of Baltimore, Md. are stopping with
Mrs. Wilson's mother. Mrs. f.. NJ.
Nichols.
Miss Erucc Fox. OF Washington.
Va. is spending some time with her
sister. Mrs. J. Terry IIirst.
Miss Helen Everett has returned to
her home near here. after spending
ten days Mt Ocean city. Md.
Mr. and Mrs. a. Il. G. whltacrc.
Mrs. Adams and Mise Julia Adams
have gone to orkney Springs for a
tcn-day stay.
Mrs. ]. w. Edwards and Mrs. Rob
err Wiidman have been guests Of
Mrs. J. i. H. Alexander at Rehobcih
Beach.
Mrs. Charles ClnEctt and children,
OF Washington. are spending tho
summer with Mrs. ). S. LutZ
airs. William Grammcr and Miss
'i"'riet iiiihimcr are at Orkney
springs. Va, for week
Miss Carol jenkins. or Nor|oIk ia
mo guest OF her aunt. Mrs. Arthur
Chichester.
MISS Anne Mcdonald. who has been
spending the past nine months in
Scotland and italy. sailed for home
July 10 from Glasgow on board m.
steamship Elysia
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Dearborn. Jane Nealy and DR. Ed
ward Sauddgc.
The dancing set enjoyed a delight
iul little dance Friday evening when
MISS BESSIE Rrodie entertained at the
home OF her parents, Mr.. ana Mrs. w.
|. Brodic Dancing began mt ? and
continued through 10. when deli
cious ice course was served. Those
present We're. Misses Mary and Kate
Whitehead, Annie Harrison. Gladys
TaIiaterro. Polly Cary Dew, RATHER
in" Smiley, I,ll Harrison. Coruelia
Hanger Floyd rcyton. Walter Camp.
Henry Lewis Hanger. Jack Brodic.
Carter Amber, Jack Howell. Bill
Claiborne, Dan Williams. Smith CO
ments, S,ickley Tucker. Houston c.
Joyn"r. Mr. and Mrs J. II Goodwin
and Mrs William u. Dow.
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BUFFALO SPRINGS

BUFFALO LlTllIA SPRINGS. VA.
Ju!y 2a-Midsummcr finds the crowd
at Buffalo bithia Springs larger than
ever before at this season Of the
Year The guests arc enjoying much
informal entertaining. and many So
clhllE PROMINENT pcOnl" from Viz
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Even sick Cnnd loves iruity"
taste Of "Califoruia Fig syrup II the
little toSuc is coated. or II your child
is listlcss, cross, fevcrish. full OF cold.
or has collie. "A teaspoonful will never
fail to open the bowels. In few
hours you oan see for yourself how
thoroughly II works all the const ipa-
ton poison, sour bile and waste from
the tender little bowels and gives you
well, playful child again.
Millions OF mothers keep "Califor-
MIA Fig syrup" handy. They know n
t"aspoonful today saves a sick child
tomorrow. Ask your druggist for
genuine 'Californit Fig syrup" which
has directions for babies and children
OF ali ages printed on bottles. Mother!
You must say california" or you
may get an imitation nG Svrup-Adv
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PURCELLVlLlE

Especial TO The Times Dispatch
PURcETLNllLE. VA. July "a
Tn" Turc"llvillc camp Fire club is
planninE a big dance to bc held in
tho town hall here ON Tuesday eve
Mansfield mirror. (Mansfield, Wright County, Mo.) 1908-1957, 1922-04-13
FAIR EXCHANGE.
A New Rack For An Old One. How
1t Can BE Done In Mansfield.

The back aches at times with q
dull, indescribable feeling, making
you weary and restless; piercing
pains shoot across the region Of the
kidneys. and again the lOins are so
lame that to stoop is agony. No use
to rub or apply n plaster to the back
il the kidneys are weak. You can
not reach the cause. Mansfield re-
sidents would do well to profit by
the following example.
wv. A. MUIR, Cabool, Mo-, says:
~ have suffered a great deal from
rheumatic pains. A few years ago
while living on the farm, l had Il
severe attack of II and the trouble
seemed to settle in my left hip. My
back panied day and night and ]
could hardly get any sleep for the
misery. Doctors failed to do mt
any good. I finally used Doan':
Kidney Pills and they gave fine
results from the first. and foul
boxes completely cured the attack
have since used Doan's Kidne!
Pills for weak and ,~disordered kid
neys and they have always given thu
same good results"
Price Coo ut all dealers. Dom
simply ask for a kidney remedy-get
Doan's Kidney Pills-the same tina
Mr.. MUIR had. Foster Milburn Co.
Mfrs. Buffalo, N. Y.-Adv. No. 81
Mansfield mirror. (Mansfield, Wright County, Mo.) 1908-1957, 1922-04-13
c. E. Program
NJ. E. Church.

Topic: Citizens of two worlds.
Leader: Lorenda Cantrell.
Scripture Reading: Rom FL,
2. Phil. 3, Is, IA, 20. PIT. l, 3,
3. Jessie Hoover.
/, What are the conditions Of
securing citizenshipin heaven:
Mrs. h. Nj. Norcross.
2. By what means may we be
helped to realize the truth OF
our heavenly citizenship: Mr..
Burford.
8. Whit are evidences that one
has citize nship in heaven:
Herman Williams.
4. What influence will citizen
ship in heaven have uponearth
ly citizenship? Fay Yates.
5. In what ways may earthly
citizenship develop growth a:
a citizen of heaven: Thelm;
McCrite
6. Whathave We to do with lead
ing others to gain heavenly
citizenship? Bro. Little.
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WAYSIDE

And yet it rains, we thought
with April perhaps would come
fair weather but not yet.
The fruit trees are in blossom
we hope the fruit does not get
killed.
Some people are making gar
den and sowing oats.
Those who have little chickens
are having a task to care for
them this rainy weather.
The article in the Mirror of
March 23rd Was a good one, we
should like to say, "Ye Poor Ed
itor" that the article not only
tells the true sayings of an
Editor, but of all walks of life.
Notice for yourself.
Mrs. Alfred Woody, who has
been very sick for the past two
weeks, is getting better, We hope
for a speedy recovery.
Jean Doyal is better.
]. f. Greenwood and Arthur
Greenwood are getting better
slowly.
Mrs Stewart aud three child
rem visited at j. E.. Greenwood s
Sunday.
Mr.. See, who lives near Ma
comb, Is very sick.
Those who have the smallpox
are better,
Bal Findley, Luther Liggett
Chris Tyson and Mr.. Moody
helped Will Green wood saw Woo
Friday.
J. l. Greenwood of Marion
Vile visited his parents j. E
Greenwood and wife last week.
Christian Endeavourat MacOml
Methodist Church next Sunda,
night at 7:3O, Miss Effie Findley
leader, Everybody welcome.
Asclear as the purest waite
IS Liquid Boroz mo, vet it is TIN
most powerful healing remed.
for flesh wounds, sores, burn
and scaids that medical scienc'
has ever produced. Try it. Pric'
DOC, 60c, and 81 20. Sold by al
Druggists.
SOMEBODY ELSE.
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B, Y. P. u. Program.

Special Lesson Steward snip
Of money.
Leader-L Leo Dean.
Scripture reading Luke 10: II
%. Sylvia Brown.
Song by Choir.
Introduction by Leader.
! What is Christian Steward
ship, Homer Brown.
2. The owner of Sheep is the
owner of wool also, Grace Nc.
Callister.
3. The worlds greatest question
ARENAS Seals
4. Some rights and duties OF
Steward or a Trustee, Mary
Smith and H, A Smith.
S. Trust money must be used
for the benefit of that cause
for which it was created, Sy lvia
Brazeal.
6. Solving the problem of Tith'
ing, Violet CARMEL.
z. Tithing brings blessings,
Josie Seals.
Sung ]. W. Brazaal and Minnie
Dean.
Mansfield mirror. (Mansfield, Wright County, Mo.) 1908-1957, 1922-04-13
Opening Game of Base
Ball Game.

The Board of Directors for the
Mausfields Base Bail Clubmet in
Fuson Drug store last night and
organized by electing A. J. Clark,
chairman; VIM Divan, Secretary
and booking agent for the team;
A. j. Clark, Treasurer; o. Il.
Davis, Advertising manager; and
Sam Erwin, Field Captain, and
N. J. Craig. Assistant Field
Captain; r. X. Reed will have
charge OF a1mittance to thu
ground aud the gate receipts.
Arrangements we're made for
a line up and a practice gam
will be held on the Craig Field
next Sunday afternoon. The
contest will be held between the
Mansfield Grays and the Mans
field Mays.
THIS wi ! be a lively game and
it is hoped that a good turnout
will be seen at the opening O
the s ason. The Management,
of the team this year will en-
deyour to raise the necessary
funds 10 carry on the ball game
by III, gate receipts, and every
one who wants Mansfield u
have a good team this yea
should turn out to this game.
It Is also planned TO have
box supper, Friday night. Apr
Fl and q band concert, tor tb'
benefit Of the base bal! club
Watch for bills and announce
ments.
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Administrative Notice

Notice is hereby given that let
tiers of Administration upon the
estate of Edward J. Goss deceas
ed, have been granted to the un.
dcrsigned, by the Probate Court
of Wright County,. Missouri,
bearing date the 23rd day of
March 1929.
All persons having claims
against said estate are required
to exhibit them to me for allow
ance within six months from
date of said letters or they may
be precluded from any benefit of
such estate; and if said claims
be not exhibited within one year
from the date of the granting Of
letters on said estate they shall
be forever barred. Minnie Goss.
Administrative.
STATE OF MISSOURI.
COUNTY OF WRIGHT ) )
/ hereby Certify that Minnie
GOss was granted letters Of ad
ministration upon the estate OF
Edward j. GOss deceased on
the date above written,
In testimony Where of, l have
hereunto set my hand and atfiix
(SeaD cd the seal of said
Court. this 23rd day of March
1922,
Geo. G. Murrell
Judge of Probate and Elk Off
cial Clerk of the Probate Court.
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FLAT ROCK.
Sunday school every Sunday.

Sunday school every Sunday.
Monday night we had a re-
nular wind storm, blowing fruit
trees over and breaking limbs
off the blooming peaches, but
hope the storm was no worse
any where else.
School meeting has come and
gone. every one seems pleased
| with the way things went. Tom
Slate was elected as president OF
the school board and we under
stand Mr.. Smith has been Seiec
ted for teacher.
Fred Draper stayed Saturday
night With the TURKEY boys.
Lester and Herbert Turley
visited with +, ed Draper Sun
day.
j. Hendrick and son Sam, were
in Olatha Sunday.
Ace Tarbuttrn is moving or
the Short farm.
Mr. and Mrs. RuSsellLetsingel
and little Ruth visited W. n
Diapers Sunday.
Virgil Moody .lled on w, n
Draper Tuesday moriing.
Mrs. Willis Mo,dy is on the
sick list.
Willis Moody are preparing
for a sale, we will miss then
from the neighborhood, but wlsf
them we'll where ever they go.
PODDY.
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LODGE DIRECTORY
II. A. Nj.

Mrs. Dee Caudle' and Mrs.
Grace Long called on Mrs.
Williams one evening of last
week.
The annual school meeting at
Liberty was attended by a large
crowd and the doors voted open.
heard they almost had a cute
little fight in the city of Macomb
last week.
Mr.. Findley of this neighbour
hood who was sick died at his
| home last week.
Every body on the sick list is
reported better at this writing,
Blue Eyes
Mansfield mirror. (Mansfield, Wright County, Mo.) 1908-1957, 1922-04-13

The Western Tie & Timber Co;
have discontinued buying ties in
Ava, and the yards have. been
closed, finding the action of the
Ozark Southern Ry. to resume
operation freight shipments, VIII
ich, at present, according to rep
orts, doesn't appear very bright.
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PUBLIC SALE.

AS we have sold our farms
and leaving the state we will sell
at public auction at my farm .
miles south of Mansfield ond :
miles north of Bryant on the
Mansfield and Ava County road.
known as the old Alderman
farm, April Thursday Goth,
the following described property
Span work mares Z and s years
old weighing about 100 pounds
each, one of which is a Morgan
mare. CATTLE: II head con,
sisting of 3 good Jersey mich
cows, l fresh 8 years old.2 fresh
soon 6 years old, 2 coming 3
year old heifers fresh soon, 3
calves, / yearling bull, l red bull
calf . months old, 4 No. l brood
sows to farrow the last of May.
80 good ewes will lamb the LIST of
May all bred to a full blood
Shropshire buck, l nanny goat.
| ton clover and oats hay, 5000
#. dry oak lumber, a complete
barn pattern all sizes and up to
10 #. long. 1000 fl. Beaver Board
3 inch wagon in good shape,
l 3 inch truck wagon 6 in. tire
with hay rack, John Deer disk
harrow II disks Is inches, rid.
ing %cultivator, double shovel
c%ultivator, 1 Walter A, Wood
mower ) #. cut, one McCor.
mack mower 5 TT. cut, 2 section
harrow, corn planter, No. 10
South Bend turning pow, and
others, John Deer disk harrow
IA disks IS inches, walking lis.
ter with drill Monitor %cultivator
for same. IL H p. capacity feed
mill will grind anything. l 4 II.
p, engine, 2 No 3 Hydraulic
rams complete and 600 #. 1.2
inch galvanized pipe, shingle
ard wood saw and jointer or
plane beIted for Ford car or
engine, l John Deer hay rake,
cider mill. / corn shelter, some
fence posts, Sc, eral loads of stove
wood and lots of tools too nu
merous to mention HOUSE
HOLD and kitchen furniture
consisting of a range stove.
heater and oil stove. organ
dresser, 2 bureaus, 5 bedsteads
II kitchen cabinets, three exten
sion tables, one kitchen work
table, ! library table, 2 stands
chairs, Majestic cream s"para
ftor, 2 washing machines, grint
stone, s good barrels 3 dozer
White Laghorn hens, telephone
land share of / Bird interest il
stock ON No. ~ line, 2 bushels
cane and some fine tomato seed
about bushel navy beans no
threshed, 140 gals. cider vinegar
"a gallons mOlasses, % qts
blackberries, IL OTIS, pickles Ion
DTS tomatoes, some empty frui
jars and many other things to-
numerous too mention. FIRE.
lunch on the ground ev" ryon'
bring your own drinking cup
Tcrms--All sums oil $40 ant
under, cash; on all sums owe
$1O, 8 months time will be CIV
len on bankable note bearing
per cent interest from date. N
goods to be removed until tn
terms of sale are complies
with.
Ii. T.. Alfred and G. W. Swabby
Troy DENNIS, Auctioneer. -.
G.. G. FREEMAN, Cler.