The Monitor. [volume] (Woodstown, N.J.) 1884-1892, 1890-02-28
ON TUESDAY, MARCH 4th,
1890

i his residence on the Neutrality-suspicious..
way FstrIn, situate i'll the township Of Lower
AiIowaMs Creek, near the road from Harmers-
Vile to canton, about halfway between the
two villages, The following described personal
y HEAk or CATTLE-2l head of them are
choice coEs, Il of which are milking now; |
with calfby her side, about TWO THIRDS of them
are due tOcalf by early summer, ting balance
later; Hol$ein bull, coming 3 years eid. This
lot of cattlk is worth the attention Of those ex-
pecting to make purchases this sprihg, as it Is
composed If all the prominent breeds; they
are mostly young and in a thriving condition.
HORSES AfD MuLEs-Glny horseS Erasmus,
sound, kindhand gentle, works well single or
is Is years olf: gray mare, Flora, il Of George
Henry stocklisa good worker or priyer, and
is suitable fol- a lady TO use, she isa2 years old.
mated team il the neighborhood{ Bay horse.
Dexter, was SIRED by old Lanceweod, out of II
Booth Trusted mare, is Il large, powerful ami
NAL, is sound, kind and gentle .hd is good for
horse, Snap. isbf Washington sEock, is an ex-
cellent worker This team fof upland and
meadow farming has but few ca uais. Bess, a
brown mare, coming years olh. is of Patcheil
stock, and promises 10 make valuable ami
nal, as she is Merry gentle and OF splendid
build, has been driven . milesa inside OF TWEEN
ty minutes before having SHOPS on: jim and
Jack, an extra lively team OF bules, look very
much alike, good with Il moving machine, are
s years old.
PouLrRY-5 turkey hens, ssgobblers, lot of
chicken hens.
HoGs-7 shoats.
CARRIAGES AND NAGoNs-awo square-body
carriages with pole and SHUTS, one of them
has been used brtt 1ittle;sl buggy, West u
Green make;1 cuttea,, by ShIith ~ oteplef; l
sulky, in good orders l niarHet wagon, D farm
wagons, two of them have Hon ayles, ana are
In first class order: 15woode4l axle do, / broad
tread wagon, l stalk wagorS lime body, 3 sets
sides and bottoms,k calf hack, 5 sells of hay
shelvings, l set of tomato sides and bottoms, ,
sets of wood swings, > kets OF stalk poles,
stalk sled, wheelbarrow.
M-IscELLANEots -Sleighf bells, robes, &c, :
sleighs, straps of belE, u blankets, l buffalo
robe.
MACHINERY, FARMISs IMPLEMENTS, &c.-i
| Champion folding bar binder, nearly new: >
Buckeye moving machines, / Tiger horse
rake, / Solid Comfortfriding plow, in good
order: horse grass seefer, Peerless endless
chain horse powerand 4eaner, machine belt.
Pennoek Corn sheileI sugar Loaf corn
shelter, Van Wincklessrain fan, hay cutter
and feed box, hay PRESS, sod cutter, field
roller, road seraperg \ road scoops, Gard
ner x Weeks has carrier and graphic
fork, with pulleys sanq rope complete; /
mi herd riddle, 4 posi- horse, dog and
anger, srindstone, F. gang. plows, : one.
fallow harrows, com marker, corn ~coverer.
double block and fall, ) hay ropes, 40 grain
bags, 100 tomato baskets ana The usual variety
of farming implements.
HARNESS. sets halfchafb harness. one OF
them nearly new, fhe balailee ready to com.
mence work with}3 sets CT single harness, /
fiynets, brides, Dollars, ndrx yokes, neck
cloths. l set of h3If leather traces, 4 sets of
chain traces.
HAY. GRAIN {AEp Ma 40
| tons of upland hay by the TOM stacks of mead
ow hay, 200 bushels OF re-cleaAed oats fit for
seed, seed corn, 200 bushels offorn in the ear,
% bushels seed potatoes.
HOUSEHOLD GobDs in usual vafiety.
ANTIQUE CoLLfcrIoS-iiigh cfpck, spinning
wheel and spooE, candle dippet and inoulds,
. cradles, . on kokes, ! rush bottom chairs, /
high back rushsbottom arm chaif, 2children's,
do: l round top5table on II colurpn supported
by three feet, bureau with curious handles,
2 looking giassfs, slinen sheets, linen pillows
and bolster cafes, wooden blankets , pair OF
andirons, pairs of tongs, > craneA,f tiam:nels,
warming pans, dumbbells, waffle irons, . tea
kettles, cake ehiddle, travelling bagi hail trunk,
> lamps,3 BriVaannia tea and eoffe@ pots, sugar
bowl and cream pitcher, 2 other Styles coffee
pots, hair c9lored dishes by the quantity,
counter seales, steelyards, &c, &C..
sale will Begin with the household goods ut
10 O'Clock a! NJ, sharp.
Lady purchasers wishing to attend the sale
will have AM opportunity of being hnder Shell
ter while the sale is in progress.
FRANKLIN BRADNAY.
w. A. CASPER, Auct.
Geo. Il. Morrison,
b. +. Harris.