Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1884-03-05
SALES.

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On the eth OF March, 1884, Jersme Tysc
will sell on J. s.. Luken's farm, one mi
westof ThompsoRtown, good fsmily hors
rising s years of age three wsrk horse
one S-year old celt, one 2-yesr cid colt,
milch cows, all coming into profit BY a
time of sale, one Durham pull, seven your
cattle, IA sheep, 10 shotes, Champion NOV
er, threshing machine and power, kIrt
reaper, a snd 4-horse wagon, new | an
seated carriage, spring wagon, sleigl
sled, grain driA, hay rake, tanning mil
hsrness-single and double-and all Kind
OF farming implements.
On the 10Th day OF March, 1884, Dsvi
Caffman viii sell at his place OF residence
in Bszle township, about a half mile froI
Johnstoun, horses, cattle, sheep, hogs, an
farming utensils and numerous other art
clos
On the llth of March, 1884, A. W. Sic
bsr will sell at public sale, st his residence
in rayette township, one mile east of Nc
AIis;erville, head of horses, fine blacl
stallion. 2 tws-year old colts, Durham
mix cows, head of young cattle, l goo
Durham bull, i3 head of sheep, 5 head o
sheats, q lot of farming implements snC
household goods. A credit of one yea
will be given. II. Il. Snyder, auctoneer.
Oa the 7th Of March, 1884. Geo. " Kop
penhetfer & Sos will sell at Jericho Mills
in Fermansgh sewnship, good horse, ! T.
horse wagon, seFep cows, head OF Foune
cattle, SOW, shoats, buggy, seed drill
mower, hay book blacksmith tools, nincs
meat chopper, With many other articles
and lot of household and kitchen f9Rni-
turc-
On the I4th Of March, 1884, 81. L. S IN ith
will sell a: has place of residence in Fayette
township. one mile east of McAlisterviEe,
on the RlchSeld road, u good young horses,
80 head of cattle, 40 sbeep-au ewes, Is
shotes. and large assortment of farming
implements. A credit of one year will be
given. Sale to commence at 9 o'clock
Joseph Page, auctioneer.
On the 18th of March, 1854, Jonathan
Kaufman will sell at his residence in Pat
ter.on, a new bedroom suit. 4 lot OF brus-
sells c.rpet, and q general assortment Of
household and kitchen furniture, nearly all
new, and lot of lard and pork by the h.
On the l7th of March, 1884, John c.
Burns will sell at bis residences in Lack
to~nshIp, one mile west of Cross KEYS, s
work horses, span Of mules, 2 young borss,
10 cattle, q sheep, & shoats, / brood SOW,
chickens, reaper and mower combined,
grain drill with fertilizer attachment wsg-
ons, buggy, all kinds of farm machinery and
farm utensils. oats BY the bUshel, meat by
the pound, potatoes by the bushel, and
many other articles not mentioned.
On the 18th of March, 1884, Joseph Guy
or will sell at his place of residence, at East
Salem, three horses, four cows, three head
OF Young cattle, three shotes, twelve sheep,
al kinds of farming implements, and house
hold furniture.
On the 18th day of March, 1884, W. II.
Eurtz will sell at his place of residence in
Walker township, six horses, mich COWS,
Durham bull. l. sheep. SOuthdown buck,
Cotswold buck, Chester white SOW with pig
A pair OF Poland China pigs, seven shotes,
40 chickens { and horse wagon with bed, !
sled, and all kinds Of farming impliments. |
Potatoes by the bushel. Seed corn. Seed |
oats. Carpenter tools and too many things |
10 enTraerate. Mr.. Kurtz contemplates go-
ing into the store business in Mexico, hence
the sale.
On the Gle: of March, 1884, Henry Sieber
will sell al his place of residence, a halt ,
mile from McAlIsterville, six horses, four
of the number are heavy draught horses
that will work in any place that they are
the lead and under the saddle.
Two of the six are years old, the one a
Norman mare, the other Percheron horse.
Sixteen cattle, six cows that will be in prof
II about time OF sale. Five bulls, one a
Durham, weighing 100 pounds. Fifteen
eve sheep and one buck. Wagons, car
risge, harness, and all kinds OF farming i'm
plements.
On the 22d Of March, 1884, Samuel Buck
will sell at his place Of residence in Port
Royal, one open buggy, platform spring
wagon, two bed room suits, stoves, range,
bsdst.sds and bedding, and lot of house.
hold goods not enumerated. Also, lot of
ground, 62Il24 feet, in said town. See bills.
On the Path of March, 1884, B. F. Oliver
will sell, at East Salem, ! good driving
mare, a suiky, 3-spring phaeton, new
sleigh and bells, l-horse spring Wagon, hand
cart, wheelbarrow, harness, blacksmith
tools, lot of lumber, corn, corn-fodder, 20
talOcts uOutcnOiu anu kltCucO IurOllufe, |
suit, paIlor suit, stoves, beds, &c,
and l0ii acre and 5 acre tract of land.
On the 25th of March, 1884, Mrs. Mary
E Shelley will sell at her residence, mile
southeast of Browns Mills, Fayette twp,
Three horses, good brood mare, a year
ling colt, three COWS, three head of young
Cattle, thirteen sheep, five shoats, two wag-
ons. an Oliver Chilled plow two other
plows, 2-horse carriage, hay rake, tanning
mill, 3 large lot OF other machinery and
utensils for the farm, harness, sc.
On the 9th, of March, 1884, W. II. Fish
.r will sell at his residence in East Water
ford, one prime young COW, clover and
timothy hay, potatoes and turnips, by the
bushel, lot of Black Spanish and Plymouth
Rock chickens, ! bureau, chairs, stands,
bedstead,, stoves, shoe bench and tools,
and umerous other articles.