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LIVESTOCK FOR SALE—Registered Angus 'Bull, 3i years old. Eileenmere bred; $450. Also registered Angus bull, 2 years old. Bandolier bred; $400. The above bulls are neither breachy, mean, nor sterile. ROBERT E. MILLER. Washington, Pa. 10-30-tfc FOR SALE — 100-acrd Grade-A dairy farm, very best soil and location. Modest 6-room house.~ electricity, bath, tenant house. 18 stanchion Virginia Grade-A permit. 33 cows, 25 head young stock, all feed, some equipment. $39,500. ^ 100-acie Rapidan River farm, high state of cultivation, excellent barn. 6-room house, electricity, good well. $14,000. Apply P. M. BROWNING, Realtor, John H. Hitt, Culpeper, Virginia. 10-23-2c A-3c and Mrs. Charles Brown attended the Carver-Charles Town football game in Orange Saturday night. Sunday guests of Mrs, Hattie Jackson were Mr. and Mrs. Henry Jackson and family, and Ned Jackson of 0urke. Mrs. Ollie M. Jackson and family, James Jackson and friend, Morris Glasker of Woodville. A family reunion was held at the home of Reuben Aylor and daughter, Ethel, on Sunday. Those present were Turner and Richard Aylor, Mr. and Mrs. Wallace Mitchell and family of Washington, D.C„ Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Aylor and family of Falls* Church, Mrs. George Nokes, Miss Ida Jackson, Roy and Julian Noakes of Scrabble, William Aylor, Mr. and Mrs. Lewis (Russ) Aylor and family, John Aylor, Mr. and Mrs. Fred Frye, and Mr. and Mrs. George Aylor. Dinner was served by the host and hostess with daughtersin-law as assistants.
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