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FARMING IMPLEMENTS. &c.

Wagon, in good order Dearborn, in good
condition York Carriage, in good condition
11-spout Ontario Drill. in good order; Farm
Roller. John Reere Hay Rake. good as new
Buckeye Cultivator. good order No. 10 Oliver
Plow, in good order; A Oliver Plow. Hand
Cultivator. Information Manure Spreader, To-
mato Body and Springs. 6O-tooth Twin Harrow
Hay Rake. Mccormick Mower Bucks two
hole Corn Shelter, all in order: set of Champ
ion Farm Scales, set of Farm Trucks, Grain
Fan in good condition Royal 16-foot Grass
Seeder. one-half Bushe Measures, so Grain
Sacks. sets Wagon Harness. sets Plow
Harness. 4 Brides. Collars. set Carriage
Harness. set Heavy Dearborn Harness. good
Carriage Net. Manure Forks. 2 three-prong
Long Forks. Dearborn Pole. Mix Box, Hay
Fork Rope and Blocks Scythe 2 Spades POST
Hole Digger. Cross-cut Saw. 2 Grain Shovels.
Wagon Jack, Corn Knives, 3 Hedge Knives
Straw Knife. nearly new Broad AK. Grub
bing Hoe. 2 Spuds. Potato Fork. 2 Garden
Hoes, Iron Wedges, three-horse Trees. 2
two-horse Trees. two-inch Anger. one and one
half inch Anger, Hand Saw. Grindstone. 2
Braces, Slop Barrel. 3 Milk Cans. Farm Bell.
2 ten-quart Milk Buckets. Strainer. 2 Axes.
Air-tight Stove. lot of chicken coops.. Buck g
Wood Saw. in good condition; Fordson Trac-
tor, in good condition, Tractor Plows. in good
order.
Lot of Side Meat and Shoulders.
TERMS-All sums of $40 and under, cash ;
over this amount credit of 10 months will
be given by purchaser giving judgment note
with approved endorser.
r. w. Slaughter. Auctioneer.
| g. v, Scout Clerk
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MAP SEVERAL LEADING CITIES

New Descriptive Map Folder of Cities
of Pennsylvania Railroad Mailed Free
The Passenger Department of the
Pennsylvania Railroad system has
just issued a specially attractive and
educational piece of literature in the
form of a descriptive map folder
which is attracting considerable fav-
orable comment. The folder is an ar
tistic piece of printing in four colors
and contains newly engraved maps of
New York, Philadelphia, Washington,
Chicago and st. Louis, and a large
may of the United States in colors,
showing the location of all National
Parks and Monuments, together with
a mass of instructive data of excep-
tional interest. This folder will be
mailed free upon request to D. N.Bell,
Passenger Traffic Manager, Pennsyl-
vania Railroad, Broad Street Station
Philadelphia.
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THRESHING OUTFIT,
SAW MILL, &c.
FARM OF 25 ACRES

Also at the same time and place. will offer
my farm where l now reside. consisting of
Twenty-Five (25) Acres of land and a Six
room Dwelling House and all other buildings
thereon, fruit trees and other fruit.
Also, 200 feet of S-4-inch Wire Gable. 100
feet of i-inch Wire Gable, One-man Stump
Puller.
TERMS-Five hundred dollars on day of
sale and a mortgage for two years on balance
Three per cent of for cash. Possession on or
before March /, 1924.
This property and machinery is free from
all incumbrance.
JOSEPH A. GEORGE
r. w. Slaughter, auctioneer.
Smyrna times., 1924-02-06

Galena High School has organized a
Parent-Teacher Association with Mrs.
Walter Hadley, president; Mrs.GeOrge
R. Jones, vice-president; Mrs. Edward
Scott, secretary, and Miss Leila Ware
treasurer
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FARMING IMp1r,,..

ll-SPout Superior Drill - &c
Sorn S1 Planter with pbos1ba.eV hos, new JOIN b,
Manure Spreade,. FF.'9spns,e Fsr,,p "a. s,,s,.-s
Biggine Bi Ae" Long Spri5, TMssoRs' ~
Riding Plo@- Riding d'"S Wagon, 81
Harrow. Disc Harrow. Dr. ClI',yatos NJ
horse t"o-horse, and ,b@e. 1s Harrow i
Flows bec-in2 Binder. Iro1 'Ysia2ise PS va
ton 4 Walking CuItivs,5o--, 5- N',.s. ,a,.ss
Corn Grader. Fan, Corn 'Sis S5.uN Wheel III
banks Scales, Sleigh, , YogL Y,,I.'v- z leS 4
rubber tire new Buggy. ,a tCaIrags |,
Iole' Hay FORK. Gasoline 'FISS,!ooia' Dsas1
Dinner Bell 3 Mix Cans N'tyl3e T@ and n
Boz Tomato Baskets. Wagon -''1 ~ Box [.
barrow. Cream Separator '15n c5n- Ja2s, Nd
lot OF Harness, and many ',-i o-I-. u. ealial 'ial
numerous to Menaou. ' 0.A5' 'ala
TERMs-Al sums Of $40 end
over this amount credit NJ '''- , lal', a
given by purchaser giving bsry.,5...a y'....as vl
approved security. '''''s Ao'1 i
R. W. Slauphter. Aac.ioTear 'a,%' h. WRIGR
r: Charles LeCompe Inside Cisg
Walter !. Marker, Outside clers y'A
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FARMING IMPLEMENTS, ..

Farm Wagon. good co1d'-'e on y eeooi ,hiF
nm I1-spout Ontario Drlil T. ',,od sbaFs 4
S2 oliver Sulky PloW' ~ .S,1di.ior y
Dooro ~ Corn Planter. good 'nson gOnSr ls,i !.
CeGie C'I.;..,oto-s 30, one new last se'sOJ' Soo, ,
SIl..,o' Su,1lN"oiIC WcCornick Mower . o-lU'' pssJ
Mover S(SUi (SS,,Urii,n,,.tooth Harrog'' Tgls
> Drag Harrows Disc il5 M ls one
Ier Corn Sled Cutter, w Wabis n
, one-borse Oliver Pio"s. mod shie 3
tors York Carriages. ~ .,. Wspi n
W, o''' . Hav Riggings. se.' and Psk "a
~, nay now sci Of Beam '9I rs o u.
good as s, neT oS Tomato Baskets. - !.
stone lot OF .g .o'S Pl5w Harness. Fsrs
riage Harness, Co'la,,SS,l a,Slt Cans. Ch,s.ss Z
eIs % Rramble Scythe. hllA otber 40
Corn Knives. and many ~
numerous 10 mention o,o-bsH iri''~
Lot of Gull Corn O a
Acres Of Wheat. c,rsieiag n
NO HOUSEHOLD GooDSm1c.SGDsssnp -1.G ssni. y
Dayenport and Mattress ininins Rg% .
1s'eR''S ia , Fxtension :, Tables. p,' cooj Shl
T;..hon yIs, : chairs. Cook stow, T,.isr. f rsi'
shine no hG' oE nI",s 6nish MattTSssss, tires i
Enameled Crib. on u Mathis ~ ~, y
Matting. new last fall - an mauy o'A
Pas P",s' Kettles. Tubs. ana ~
~ ans numerous to mention, md sr z,
TERMs-All sums .s.5it oi n Of y .isss.s
over this amount SI'Ciin Cgiying i'A'
be given by purcnsse. =, NES
with approved LEONARD
R. W. Slaughter. !. A'fslSaI''' sIs4I,
IC. v. Scout, Inside wv
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Z HEAD OF FINE COWS

head of fine cows ranging in age from
to 9 years. Two-year-old HEIFER. Two-year
Old BULL. This Bull is a thoroughbred and
registered. will have the papers day of
sale. Some of the cows will be in profit by
day of sale. others close springers. These
cows all Tuberculin Tested by a Federal
Inspector,
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- AACclu AAOaNOAlAD anu Nl - LllD
No. l-"Buster." Dark Bay Ran Marshall.
IA years old, good al-round horse. my family
driver.
Nos. and S-"Julia" and Nell Pair of
Roam Mares, II and years old, good farm
team and good brood mares.
Nos. and 5-"Bess' and Mary z and
years old. This pair of mares are good work
ers and drivers.
Nos. and Duke" and Prince" light
bay geldings. and 6 years old. This is an
excellent farm team.
No S-"Charley." Light Bay. 4 years old.
as good as anybody owns.
No 9-"Linda." Roam Mare, years old
good worker and driver and very stylish.
Nos 10 and 1l-"Sam" and Flora Pair
of Roans. own brother and sister, coming
and years old.
Nos. y and 1S-"May' and Bill" Dark
Bays. 10 and - years old. good workers and
drivers.
No. i4-"Dan." Dark Brown Horse. coming
years old. very promising colt.
No. l6-"Stell." Iron Gray Mare. 2l2 years
old. g,
Nos. II and 1s-"Dandy" and Geo. Jr.'
vearling and weanling horse colts
No. 10 and 2O-"Dove" and Ned" Pair OF
Black Mules. years old. This pair OF mules
is a quiet. active team. .
Nos 21 and 22-"Jack" and Dolly Il
years old This is a good team of mules.
Most Of the horses are Belgian Blood and
will weigh from 100 TO 1900 pounds
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PUBLIC SALE

The undersigned will sell at public sale on
the W. H. Greenwell farm, the road from
Kenton to Shaw's Corner, one mile from Ken
ton. on
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SO HEAD OF
FEDERAL TESTED CATTLE

Consisting of pure bred and graded Holstein
with calves by their side and lO close
springers and the rest milking. two-year-
old grades and pure bred Heifers. pure
Among some of the pure breds are Beatrice
Korndyke Vista. No. 4S541S; Bull, years old
King Maple Crest Aggie 2nd, No. S2S4S4
Bull IS months old Paul Vista Vale. No.
899iOl. and others. win give pedigree day of
sale.
% head of hogs. 2 fine pure-bred Poland
China Brood SOws. will farrow IN March
25 Shoats. will weigh somewhere around SO ID.
One-half Interest in 1855 Acres Of Wheat.
FARMING IMPLEMENTS. &c.
New Idea Spreader. used about weeks;
Farm Wagons, Hay Riggings. Deering Bind
er. as good as new; Mccormick Corn Binder
Mccormick Mower Wheel Harrows.2 Double
Disc CHATTANOOGA Plows, two ll-spout Ontario
Disc Drills. John Deere Sulky Plow, No. 40
Oliver Plows, one-horse Oliver Plow. two-horse
three-section Sprng-tooth Harrow. 6O-tooth
Wooden Drag Harrow, Cutaway Harrow, New
Way Corn Planter, Massey Harris Side Delv-
cry Rake. Grass Seeders, one-horse Culti-
vators. Dearborn Pole and Carriage Pole. York
Carriage, Buggy, Single Trees of all descrip-
tons. Forks. Scythes. Shovels, and Hoes, set
of Horse Clippers. for horses and sheep.
HARNESS-10 sets Of Wagon Harness. IL
sets of Plow Harness. 20 Collars and 20 Brid-
es. set of Double Carriage Harness.
FOrdsOn Tractor, complete. with ? gang PlOws
and 2s-Disc Harrow.
Double Unit Perfection Milking Machines,
complete with engine in hrstclass order.
HOUSEHOLD GOODS Consisting of Side
Board. writing Desk, five-piece Parlor Suite.
Bedstead and Chairs. and lot of other things
too numerous to mention.
TERMS-All sums Of S25 and under. cash
over this amount a credit of months will
be given by purchaser giving judgment note
with approved endorser. Positively no goods
i to be removed until terms are complied with
HOWARD JONES
| r. w. Slaughter and c. @. Severson, Aue.
G. V. Scout and II. D. Boyer. Inside Clerks.
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HOLsTEIN BULL NO. 2s492s


Woodbourne Finderne Fayne, a son of the
famous Finderne Pride Fayne whose daugh-
ters are making such a sensational showing
in yearly record work. He is the only sire TO
have two daughters milking over 32,O00-lbs or
three averaging over 81 900 lbs. or four over
% 700 lbs. He is also the only sire having
two 12OO-lb. daughters both with records above
10000 lbs. of milk. His are both above $4,000
lbs.
His sire is by King Hengerveld Aagpie
Fayne, the only sire to have five daughters
above 35 lbs as 3-year-olds or two Worlds
Champion year butter record daughters under
full age, and he is from Finderne Pride
Johanna Rue, the first COW of anv breed 10
produce l4O0 lbs. of butter in a year.
His l7-lb. dam is by paternal grandson
of Pauline Paul's De Kol. who has a 36-lb
granddaughter.
Brood Sows. Poland China; One Boar.
Poland China, Black Diamond. registered. 6
Shoats, 80 pounds. One Sow with pigs by
| side. Sows will farrow by last of February.
FARMING IMPLEMENTS, &c.
Farmers Favorite Grain Drill. three-horse.
good order; Deering Corn Planter, good SIT.
Binder. Deering Mower, 5-foot Cut: one-horse
Hay Rake. Hay Loader and Rake. . Oliver
| Sulky Plows Nos. 80 and 40 Sulky Cultiva-
( tor . Walking Cultivators, Scratch Harrow
/ one-horse weeder. three-horse Iron Drag Har-
l row, Double Drag, twO-horse: one-hOrse
| Plow. Acme Harrow, Leveling Board, Peerless
| Alfalfa Disc Seeder. John Deer Manure
| Spreader. Fodder Cutter, Disc Harrow, Roller
| Hay Fork complete; . Farm Wagons. one
spring wagon, one lOw-down wagon, with
| iron wheels Dearborn, Quarter Storm Top.
| Hay RigPings. Carriage. rubber-tire, 4 sets o
| Wagon Harness. with chains . sets of Plov
Harness. set of carriage Harness. set of HEAVY
Dearborn Harness. Corn Shelter. set of Fair
banks Scales. Slop Cart. 200 SIS truck basket
Block and Fall. lot of Fence Wire. Ceda
| Churn Lard Cans, Milk Cans, Grindstone
Washing Machine. Bread Mixer Chickel
Coops. Forks. Shovels. Spades. and other ar
| ticles too numerous to mention.
1lO-egg Incubator and Brooder. Broode
Stove and Hover one green Bone Cutter.
HOUSEHOLD GOODS
Bedstead. Carpets. Rug. Chairs, Pictures
Mating, Curtains, Dishes. Cook Stove, Oi
Heater. Coal Heater. Coach.
TERMS-AI sums of $50 and under. cash
over this amount a credit of months wi
be given by purchaser giving bankable pape
with approved security.
EUGENE MEREDITH.
r. W. Slaughter. auctioneer.
c. V. Scout. Clerk.
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26 HEAD OF GOOD COWS

19 Cows milking around 40 pounds at pres
ent. These are fine individuals. grade and
thoroughbred 3 Yearling Grade Hostein
Hefers. about 1000 pounds each. One Jersey
Thoroughbred, 4 years old.
These cows are all bred to the BULL pedigree
of which is given below.
One Jersey Heifer one year old, entitled to
register.
These cattle are all Federal tested.
Smyrna times., 1924-02-06
PUBLIC SALE
OF
STOCK and
Farming Implements

The undersigned will sell at public sale, on
the 'Hangman's Branch Farm" , miles south
of Odessa, on the road leading to Taylor's
Bridge,
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A HEAD OF HORSES

No. 1-"Bess" Brown Mare. good worker
and driver.
No. 2-"Prince." Sorrel Horse. 10 years old.
work anywhere.
No. 3-"May." Gray Mare. good worker and
driver.
No. 4-"Aiice." Bay Mare. years old will
work anywhere and has been drove some.
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No. Bud" Black Horse IA years old,
will work anywhere. hard to beat.
No. 2-"Moe.' Bay Mare. years old.
will work anywhere. and is a very good driver
No. 3-"Sophie." Light Bay Mare. years
old, weighs about 1900 pounds will work any
where extra fine mare.
No. Mabel Dark Bay Mare, II years
old, good worker and driver
No. HAIRY" Roam Horse, 5 years old,
extra fine worker anywhere.
No. George" Light Bay Horse. years
old, good worker and would make a very good
driver.
No Mac" Light Bay Horse. good gem
eral purpose horse.
No. S-"Toab.' Dark Bay Mule. 10 years
old, good odd mule. will work anywhere.
Nos. and lO-"Pete" and Bob" brokn
mules. 10 and IL years old, an extra good
team, second to none.
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PUBLIC SAIT
mLAD - OF HORSE,
10 HEAD OF GOOD c,rn,

IL Cows. . wi,a calves h.. =, CAlllG
oiG lIfsh' Yesriins Heifer. y ios.I Bl.I SID. d.
4ld. @ All tubercuHn tested T5uLL y s s
Oefh goSs a sreae.or in this herd 'n''e ass s s.
each. '''' weigh abo0, A.
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PUBLIC SALE

Nos. and Beck" and Peg
Black Mules. 10 years Old. work srgs...
Nos. 3 and "Bob" and phil 3.
Bay Mules o and : years old, splendid q
ers.
No. Dolly Odd Mule. % gs-
good worker.
No. 6-Bay Mare. S years Old. in ,s
Howard Jones horse. Purchaser d n
surance. Weighs 1900 pounds, good sI.-l
mare.
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s HEAD OF mi,
HORSES. MULES and OVDl
HEAD OF CATTLE

head of cattle, one with lp1-TT, TI- gia
8 others close sprinse'S'
An Tuberculin Tested.
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5 Head of MULES and HORSES
Nos. l and 2-"Liz" and Light. Pair of
Mules, IL years old, weight 2450 pounds, quiet
and frst-class team.
Nos. and 4-"Billy" and "Milly," Pair
of Odd Mules, 8 years old, partly broken.
No. 3 is an extra large mule.
No, Ruth" Brown Mare, 9 years old,
good driver and will work anywhere.
10 Head Extra Good Mich Cows
Some of these cows are fresh, others close
springers. HEIFERS, years old. All
Tuberculin Tested in January, 1924, with not
a reactor in the herd.
GOOD BROOD SOWS
II Nice Pigs, weeks old.
Several Barred-R Rock ROOsters, Park Strain
FARMING IMPLEMENTS, &c.
Two Wheel Cultvators, , Walking Cultiva-
tors, 2 Drag Harrows. Scratch Harrow.
Spring-tooth Harrow, No. SO Oliver Riding
Plow, No. 40 Oliver Walking Plow, No. 10
Oliver Walking Plow, DOuble-row Scientific
Corn Cutter, New-Wsy Corn Planter, Hand
Corn Planters, Farm Wagon, York Carriage,
in good shape; Sleigh. Hay Rigging, good as
new set of Carriage Harness. 2 sets of Wagon
Harness, 4 sets of Pow Harness. two and
three-hOrse Trees Collars, Brides, Forks, SHOW
els, and Numerous other articles.
TERMS-AH sums of $40 and under cash
over this amount a credit of 10 months will
be given by purchaser giving bankable paper
with approved security.
X. w. Slaughter, auctiOneer.
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IL Head COWS and HEIFERS
/ to be fresh.
FIVE SHOATS. weighing about 100 pounds
FARMING IMPLEMENTS, &c.

Mower Horse Rake. Black Hawk Corn
Planter Oliver Riding Plow. Sulky Cutiva-
tors, Asparagus Plow. Walking Cultivators.
Scratch Harrow. Drag Harrow. Grain Drill.
Plows, Wheat Binder. Corn Binder, Manure
Spreader. ? York Carriages. Milk Wagon,
Dearborn. Dinner Bell Sleigh. Farm Wa
CONS. Tomato Wagons, Seed Sower Wrangle
Harrow, Platform Scales. Wagon Harness.
Carriage Harness. one set new Milk Cans.
Shovels. Forks. Hay Fork 300 feet of new
Rope and Blocks. Turkey COops. and other ar
ticles too numerous to mention.
One-Half Interest in 10 Acres of Wheat in
the Ground
HOUSEHOLD GOODS. ETC-Two Cook
Stoves, one new; Parlor Coal Stove. Dining
room Tables. Kitchen Table. Carpet, Rugs,
Parlor Suite. Bedroom Suites. Dishes. Pans.
Sausage Cutter Lard Press Iron Pots. Lamps
and other articles not mentioned.
Two Buckeye Incubators, 100 and $50 eggs.
TERMS-All sums of $50 and under. cash
over this amount a credit of months will
be given by purchaser giving bankable note
with an approved endorser. interest added
from day of sale Positively goods to be
removed until terms of sale are complied with,
MARY f. PRICE. Estate
GEORGE r. PRICE. Administrator
Racine & Blackburn, Auctioneers.
Clarence +. Pool. Inside Clerk.
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mCO OIInlCh bllNei, I-lO0t Culf tOlsE
this binder is as good as new; 9-sIc-
horse Superior Drill. good order Ne
Manure Spreader, good as new; Farm q
David make. in order John Deer Con
er. good as new . Iron Axe Wheel q
tors, good as new John Deer Randsl HE
good order 50-tooth Wood-frame Dag
row. John Deer Wheeibarrow SEED
Schauber Dump Corn Gutter, g9od d
three-horse Oliver Plow, John Deer
Plow. good order; Hand CultiystOF !
Wooden Roller. Hay Rake, John Deer
hole Corn Shelter. Barn Trulks, Milk B,l
Box. 3 good Milk Cans, 2 good sets !
Wagon Harness, 4 sets Plow HAMS
Single Carriage Harness, Cow Chan
Butt Chains. 6 Collars and Brides Rsl
PIow Lines. three-horse Trees, ,Fe
Tree. Single Trees. Forks, Sh0yel' and \ !
Corn Fork. Manure Forks and lots I
articles too numerous TO mention.
HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE
Two Bedsteads. s Stool Chains. 10
Tables, so Yards Mating, Z Als'
TERMS-AlI sums of $50 and uniai, 2
over this amount a credit OF n0I1 I'M !
be given by purchaser giving o@lA-.' . =, /,
with approved security. Positively ~ ~ (,
to be removed until terms are oeiP-'- !
LEwES E. JONI
In. w. Slaughter. Auc;ioneer
/ +. Charles LeCompte. Inside OelA'
| Clifford Jones, Outside Oler"
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Hnlis
FARMING IMPLEMENTS, &.

8 Brood Sows, will weigh about 200 I'd
y Shoats viii weigh abou, 50 pounds 4
pure bred.
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16 Head COWS and HEIFEH

II Of these are splendid mich COWS. a,s
calf by her side, others may be in r0s
day of sale. Heiters, ., Holyein. 81
in profit in early spring Heitas. nH
for their age Hols,ein BULL. Rs5a
Papers go with him. nice and quiet
These cows are all Tubercu.in Tsgd
Federal Inspector.
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HOGS

% head of hogs. 2 fine pure-bred Poland
China Brood Sows. will farrow in March.
25 Shoats. will weigh somewhere around 60 H..
One-half Interest in 1855 Acres Of Wheat
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PUBLIC SALE

The undersigned will sell at his residence
on the road leading from the Boulevard to
White Hall Landing. on the Nathan Moore
Farm or what was known as the Startling
Farm. on
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Monday, Feb. IL, 1924
10 Head HORSES and MULES

at 10 O'Clock a. M. sharp. the following
described personal property. to wit;
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Z Good HORSES and MULES
5 Head of Good MICH COWS
FARMING IMPLEMENTS, &C.

One Heifer and one Bull. These cows are
all Tuberculin Tested, some. will be fresh by
day of sale.
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Tuesday. February II, 1924
) Head of MULES and HORSES

at 10 O'Clock a. M, the following
personal property, to wit:
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3 Brood Sows. Poland China; One Boar.
Poland China, Black Diamond. registered. 6
Shoats. 80 pounds. One Sow with pigs by
side. Sows will farrow by last of February
The Birmingham age-herald., 1924-01-27
UNUSUAL ACTIVITY
 ON CURB EXCHANGE
Many Issues Cover Wide Range And Some Set Price Record

NEW YORK, Jan. 26.-Unusual ac- tivity was displayed on the Curb Ex- change the past week, many issues travelling over a wide range and num- ber moved up to the new high rec ords. Interest was about evenly di- vided between the Standard Oil issues and the various industrials. Most Of the demand consisted of accumulation for special reasons.
 The coal stocks were strong, being among the most prominent features. Glen Alden Coal moved up to the new high record of s6sc in expectation of an increased dividend at the February meeting.
 A number of public utilities were in American Light and Traction and Com monwealth Power. American Gas and Electric rose from 50 to 54s.
 After showing indifference to the con- tinued improvement in the oil industry, some of the stocks in that group made violent advances. Standard Oil of Ne braska first rose from 230 to 256h and then reacted to 237. Standard oil of ohio moved up from 314 to 333, and Solar Refining advanced from POP to PA.
 New Mexico Land made a further gain, advancing to a new high record, .nection with the absorption by Mutual oil and rose from 47Z to 537s.
 The bond market also was active and trading included long list of docu- ments. There were many new addi- tions to the issues traded in, among them being Chicago, Milwaukee & St. Paul 5s.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1924-01-27
OPENING GAIN IS WIPED OUT LATER Declines Influenced By Reports That Stocks Of Goods Are
 Accumulating

NEW YORK, Jan. 26.--Declines from itet today appeared to be influenced by reports that stocks of goods were ac- cumulating and that increased mill cur tailment was to be expected! May sold at S3.74c early on the higher Liv- erpool cables than expected, but broke to 33.3oc. or F points net lower, and closed at 33.47c. compared with 33 42c at the close of the previous day. The general market closed steady, net 10 points higher to 20 points lower, with the new crop positions relatively quiet and easy.
 The market opened steady at an ad- vance of. [ to 26 points in response to relatively firm cables, reports of a firmer tone In foreign exchange rates and encouraging reports from the stock market. March sold at 3341c aHd July at 32.53c, but as soon as the initial de- mand had been supphedi the market weakened under liquidation, southern and local selling. The southern selling was accompanied by reiterated reports that southern mill stocks of goods were accumulating which had an unsettling effect on sentiment in connection with reports that mill curtailment in Fall River would probably increase next WGeh. MdTCH ~ oosooS anu Juiy to 32 2.10c during the middle of the morn ing, making net declines of about 8 to 20 points. These prices attributed covering for over the weekend and the close showed rallies of about 12 to 16 points from the lowest on old crop po- sitions. New crop months were reia- lively quiet during the entire morning, but closed at about the lowest, or around 27.S5c for October. Reports from the local market for cotton goods said the tone was irregular and easier yesterday because of offerings by both mills and second hands. The amount of cotton on shipboard awaiting clear ance at the end of the week was esti- mated at 9S,000 bfles. against 82,00o last year. Liverpool cables said the mar ket there was steadier on covering, which had absorbed small offerings, and that the undertone was good. Much of the business here was at tributed to further evening-up of &C., counts for over the weekend.
 NEW YORK COTTON