The Penn's Grove record., 1891-02-13
LARGE SALE
OF
Stock, Farming Utensils
HOUSEHOLD GOODS &c.
ILL be sold at public sale, on
FRIDAY, FEBRUARY Goth, 1879

FRIDAY, FEBRUARY Goth, 1891
At the residence of the subscriber, in the town
ship of Warrington, on the road leading from
Halltown to Salem about 4 mile from the form
er place and 4 miles from the latter, all the fol
lowing described personal property, Horses,
HoRsEs.-"Bertha," bay mare. coming 4 years
old, sired by old "Lancewood,", broke double
and single, and in fOal by Frank W~edgew0od !;
Mag" a brown mare IA years old, will make a
nice family horse and Is a good worker; "Jer-
va chestnut s9rrel, 3 years old' a good mate
horse; Frank Wedgewood," coming 3 yrs.
old, sired by "Primvaria," dam STAR
Prince Belmont" coming one year old,
sired by old '%Indiaman," dam champion
Morrell," this is a promising colt and sec
ond to none in the county; ''entered in Kel-
ty's futurity, stakes to DO trotted at Thun-
derbolt, in 1893" Pair of black mules, Z
property Of c. Allen.
CATTLE.-21 head. Full-blood Holstein
bull, coming two years old; Jersey bull,
coming l year old; IL mich cows, l seven
eighths Holstein, coming 2years old, 3 half
blood HOlstein, coming l and 2 years old.
SwINE.-14 head. 3 male hogs, l COM
ing l year old, Jersey Red stock; 6 sows,
Poland China and Chester Whites crossed,
will farrow in April; 5 pigs.
The above stock Is young and thrifty.
P~oULTRY.-12 Plymouth Rock ROSTERS, 2
turkey %gobblers, 5 turkey hens, young; gan
der and 2 geese.
HAY AND GRAIN..-2! acres Of growing
wheat, % bushels second size potatoes, %
bushels large potatoes, only grown n year
in this country; 10 tons of clover and tim
othy hay, POO bushels of corn in the ear.
WAGoNs.-Buggy, made by F. Hand &
Son, in good order; market wagon, with
pole and shafts, lately done up, made by J.
ii. Green, low milk wagon, in good order;
road cart nearly new; 3 farm wagons, new
wooden axle, made by I. II. Wright, the
others in good order; limebody, with false
sides, nearly new; sides and bottom boards,
2 sets haysheivings, pair of tomato springs.
FARMING UTENsILs.-2 moving ma
chimes, l Buckeye and Deering; Hoosier
|graindrill, Tiger hayrake, haytedder, sod
cutter, plankroller, smoothingharrow, fall
lowharrow, = hoeharrows, 2 two-horse SYRIA
cuse plows, ~gangplow, feedgrinder, hand ci-
der press, cornsheller, with fans; fanmill,
two and three-horse eveners, swingletrees,
breastchains, tracechains, hayknite, forks,
hoes, potato scoops, stalk hoes, and knives,
halt-bushel and half-peck measures, blocks,
rope, hOrsetroughs, 2 hogtroughs, stalkpoles,
boo limabean poles. The above articles are
in good order.
HARNEss,-2 sets single harness, 1 near
ly new; A sets half-chain harness, all in or
der; 8 sets tiynets, brides, collars, collar
pads, lines, halters, neckyokes and straps,
l set of leather half.traces, buffalo robe, in
good order; goat robe, nearly new; horse
blankets.
HOUSEHOLD GooDs.-30 yards ingram
carpet, bedsteads, new goose feather bed,
washstand, upholstered lounge, caneseat
rocking chair, churn and horse, milk buck
cts, kettles, milk stIainer, wash bench,
clothes basket aad other articles too tedious
to mention.
Sale to commence at 10 O'Clock, noon,
sharp.
CoNpITIoNs.-All sums under $40, cash;
over $40, a credit of nine months will be
given, by giving note with approved Sc
curity.
J. MORRIS REEVES.
w. A. casper, Auct. feb 13-1t.