DEVON AND DURHAM CATTLE


att FOR SALE.
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&zx Being overstocked with Cattle,
STs3N I now offer for sale, at reduced prices,


MX1N ten or fifteen North Devon COWS and
E<sss&sss-StSE HELFERS ofthe most approved breed,
in calf by half Devon and half Short-Horned-D
Bull of the best milk BREED whose ancestors have taken
the first premiums for milk, beauty and size. e -.


Aiso four half North Devon and half Short Horned
Durham BULLS eighteen months old, very fine. The
North Devon and Short Horned Durham said be
the best breed of cattle in England have been inn
proving my Stock of Cattle for Is years, and think
have in the Devon and Durham the best Stock of
Cattle for the practical farmer in the United States
Dairy Maud, now owned by James Gowen, Esq. OF
Philadelphia and cost him $3.50. She gave SO 12 quarts
of Milk per day. for weeks and over IL pounds of But
ter per week. Their grand dam of blood equally
good, and has taken the first premiums for improved
Short -Horned-Durhams, have certificates IN my pos
session to prove the above facts They who wish to
buy will do well TO apply is the best time


NV price Tor the above Bulls is sIo each; for the
Cows and Heifers $25 each. SETH JONES.


Pomona, Is miles N E. Of Raleigh,


Oct, 18th 1915. - ---h' ~s So. ,r 57l-4t


&C. Register copy.