Middletown transcript., 1877-03-03
III HORSES AND MULES,


IL HORSES AND MULES,
HORSES: I-'Fanny," Black Mare, I
years old, good driver, gentle and sound,
with foal BY 'Tycoon.l
2-"Betty," Bay Mare, years old good
worker, gentle and SQUAD, with foal by "Ty-
COON"
3-t'sam," sOrrel Gelding, years old,
gentle, and good worker.
4-i'Maude, f" Large Bay Mare, ID years
old, good worker gentle and sound, with foal
by Tycoon
5-sSilver," a Large Black Mare, S years
old, most excellent driver, gentle and sound,
with foal by Tycoon"
e-"Tycoon,d a Large Sorrel Stallion,
Prince Albert stock, years old, good worker,
gentle and sound.
7-"Colonel," Sorrel Gelding, II years
old, most excellent driver, has style and speed,
is gentle and sound, suitable for a lady's
horse.
&s-Jack and Jim, valuable pair Of
sound year old mules, as good as a farmer
ioEiI-Pets and Poll, pair of fair size
mules, good workers, gentle and sound, u
years old.
SIX HEAD OF CATTLE:
l-Snowball, White Durham Cow,
years old, quiet and good mixer, with calf
by Harry.
MAY flower, a White Durham Heifer, 2
years old, large and thriving, with calf by
Harry.
3.Cream, a White Durham Cow, 6 years
old, large and quiet, and recommended for
the quality of her milk, with calf BY a Dur
ham
add, White Durham Cow, 4 years old,
good milker, gentle, and with calf by Harry.
5-Blue, q White and Blue Cow, years
old, good mixer, gentle, and with calf by
e.Harry, fine Black Bull, imported Hol-
stein stock, years old, large and useful, will
work in yoke.
l3 Fine Shoats, fat and thriving. 2 Brood
Sows, with pig. Several fine roasters.
The above stock is Of my own raj ing, and
am prepared to testify TO their age and quail
tiles.
FARMING IMPLEMENTS:
new Pennington Reaper; old do. 10
good repair; Excelsior combined Mower
and Reaper, nearly new Peach Wagons,
with springs, Of the respective capacity, 80
4 -
2 Wooden Axle Farm Wagons Orchard
and Mil Wagon, with pole; Q Steel-tooth
Horse Rakes: Concave, Heckendorp, Eagle
and Wiley Plows Double Plows; Twin
Harrows, 2 Orchard Cultivators, 8 Field Gull
tivators, Roller, Cornsheller, with separa-
tor, Grain Fan, Farm Feed Mill, Hay
Cutter, / Post Spade, Hand Spades, Grain
Scoops, Q Shovels, Pitch and Dung Forks,
Hoes, Axes, l Shifting-iop Carriage, with
pole; COal-box Buggy, Sleighs, Buggy
pole / set Double Harness, 2 sets Single Har-
ness, Q Double Straps OF Bells, Chain and
Rope HalSers for horses and cows, Double
and / Single-barrelled Gun and Accoutre-
ments, 2 Buffalo Robes, Carriage and Stable
Blankets, Lap Robe, suits Wagon Harness,
3 Pairs Double Reins, 10 sets Plow Gears,
Brides, Collars, single and double and three
horse trees, four corn droppers, 10 corn knives,
10 husking pegs, fruit tree pruners and vine
pruners, ~
| double dimension Zimmerman Fruit
Dryer, first cost, $50.
Hoeshcads, barrels, meat casks, scalding tub,
heating irons, hog hook, meat cleaver, BUTCH
er knives, 800 peach baskets, 900 un-
marked, peach ladders and 2 peach wagon
covers.
3.OOOPOUNDS 8 Of MEAT,
200 Head Of Choice Poultry, $50 lbs Fresh
Lard, 3 barrels Cider Vinegar, lot Of Dried
Fruit.
Household and Kitchen Furniture,
Grover Baker Sewing Machine, in COM
pIete order, nrst COST pIz1i O0I.i
/ Wood Stove, | No. 9 Niagara Cook and
~ -.
TERMS: All sums under $40, Cash. all
sums of $40 and over, credit of nine months
will be given, the purchaser giving his note
with approved endorsers, interest added.
U Sale to commence at 10 O. clock, sharp.
WIN. R. R0THWELL.
SAMUEL ENos, Auctioueer. jan 26-tf