The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1891-03-06
ENOR SALE. ONE RANGE; HAVING NO FUR
H. Their use for it, viii be sold cheap. WILSON
P. MAHAN f9o q


The subscriber having relinquished farmiu o an A
intending to leave the neighborhood win selI
wltnout reserve or undertaking. at his residence
county. Nd, on 49, o'o''
MONDAY TUESDAY. MARCH & 10. 1891.
the following property: Head of Horses No
Sallie. gray mare, good anywhere Won hitch 10,
ans splendid leader: No. 2. Harry, bay horse.
g9ou morse any where; No. 3, Doll, gray mare RE,
ing 10 years old. good worker al d driver. No
Aeke, bay mule ~ years old, no batter in an
county good size; these animals for farm purposes
cannot be surpassed 6 high grade Jarsav Co.
one with calf at her side, the others snrnrsrs
nue. Heiters; Steers; Jersey Bull entitled "a rae
iSter; nhe ohoats. Farming Implements. Sc
morse power aid cleaner. Osborne binder M 10
in good order; horse rake grain fan donhia M -
poon hay fork with carrier ropes and blocts =
aavanced Chilled plows, Wiley plows, Hecken
corn piow, Atwood plow shovel nlow o Titt1a
Giant Jr. corn workers. Malta piows hoe ~.
rows. OK yokes, twin harrows. good AZ nav .ssr
oouoie harrow. set harrow teeth wheel corn cnl
soau ana marker com oined wheat drills seed
soWef, corn coverer, two-horse wagon four. horsa
wagon, Jump-seat carriage good as new made Nv
Nlckeii mill wagon with shifting top cutter SLEIGH
one nay rlggings pair hay skids, roller
champion mower, grain cradles sets stape har
ness, sets lead harness, set dearborn harness
set carriage harness shoves, hoes rakas forke
n.assocks. maui and wedges. broad and choppinc
axes, wheelDarrow, sled. grindstone double and
slngietrees. spreaders dung drag scytbes and
sneads cross cut and hand saw I0rn shelIer hasy,,
ana poise riding saddle check lines cutting box,
bags, meat chest half bushel and peck measnres
carriage pole, hay knfe scalding tubs STRAINS 81
pels sOO barrels OF corn by the barrel hay bv the
ton lot meat and vinegar barrels lot sugar cured
nam SAND shoulders, lot of side met; 80 acres Of
wheat IN the ground. Household and Kitchen
Notwithstanding OF bedsteads and bedding
leather beds, washstands, wash bowlsand pitch
ers, bureau, lounge cane and windsor chairs
rockers parlor and stair carpet with lots Of brass
Tods, wardrobe walnut drop leaf table, pine drop-
ieaI taole ieet long, straw mating window clir-
tains ana nxtures, coal stoves, one self-feeder
ana one open burner; clotheshorse pictures
emma tea set Al piece: glassware by the sat and
piece, stoneware. dishes plates cups and saucers
lot choice pot plats and flower pots of all sizes ice
cream freezer. tin milk pans and buckets tubs and
ooilers lot of glass cans, books papers and maga.
zines; crane fox and mink all well set up. brass
oird cage large clothes chest patent ironing board
mirrors, stone jugs, gallon oil can half gallon
measures, knives and forks, music stool iron
pots 81 gallon copper kettle, large lot earthen
Crooks, sausage cutter, lard press churn and q
morse. dough tray. lamps, guns one double bar
rehed and the other single; tubs buckets and
great many articles too tedious to mention
Ierms-Sums of $40 and under to be cash: on
sums over $40 a credit of nine months will be
given by the purchaser giving his note with ap-
proved security, payable at bank: interest from
date If not paid when due The sale will COM
mence promptly at IL O'Clock on each dav The
stock and farming implements will be sold the
first day.
JOHN HAMMERsMITH.
j. G. Hindman Auct.