The Penn's Grove record., 1891-02-06
LARGE SALE
OF
Fine Horses and b|Ooded Cattle
FARMING UTENSILS, GRAIN, 90.
WILL be sold at public sale, on

FARMING UTENSILS, GRAIN, 60.
WILL be sold at public sale, on
TUESDAY, FEBRUARY Il, 1891,
At the residence of the subscriber. on the road
Leading from Pedricktown to Auburn, township
q Oidmans about 2 mile from the former place.
the following described personal property:
IL HEAD OF HoRsEs n M~ULEs.-Prinee and
Old, ig5z and l5lh1 hauds high, no white and with
good names and tails, perfectly sound, kind and
are safe for a lady TO drive and on 4 good road
they. can show a ~three-minute gait, double or
hands high and with foai BY B BehSt ears oie sound nd
kind and gentle In all harness, has not a trick or
fault OF any kind and has not changed hands
since broken to harness, being used on the farm
as o family driver ;this mare was sired by Young
volunteer and Is half sister to Jersey Boy and
YORKTOWN Belle, and has never been used on
dition, and Is well worth the attention ofany one
wanting a breedingsmare; she has two colts, as
follows: Lady santa, a standard bred and reg
is Lady, and was sired by Santa Claus, record
2:17N this flly has a good name and tail, is per-
fectly sound, has straight limbs and a kind dis
position and good style and action and shows
speed. Miss Benton, q STANDARD bred and regis
tered bay 1flly, 9 months old. 13haDds high dam
Is Lady; ana was aSt sired BY Bentoneer; thls COLTS
iy made and shows great %trotting action. Stot,
q brown mare, 10 years old, 16 hands high; this
mare 3 ndIn ndu a record OF Z.0O ana Sne was
sired BY Young Volunteer and is worth the at
tention OF any one wanting a good road. farm or
breeding mare. Dick, a bay gelding, S years
o o,S, Ia h roader ri aGnd s Y good . sa sDne b ~GSker He an
hands high, sired by Linwood, son OF L~ancewood,
sound SsS m and ha se sSed ga Ify ls lands AND ae i'is6 fa roGd
reader and quite speedy, Nellie and Jennie, a
pair Of black mules. l0years old, l5A hand singh.
sound, kind and gentle, good workers or drivers.
Al HnAn or GATTt n Ia head nj fppiStprnl
Hoistein Friesian cattle, as follows: kaatye, No.
l7l7, an imported cow Alclui, No. 1884, I yet
o oId : E Eaa,ye hi Paysy. M No iii aSsl' e coming ? , years
old Ella Alexander sly, No. 1923, coming 8
years old; Kroningin Emma II. No. n,2I2, com
Ing Ing 3 3 years Years CID CID fpsmp III. H. \; rs Sid l1' eomie Gem )
years old Minnie G No. 12,455. 4 years old,
with registered calf by her side. Al of the
coming into profit soon. Minnie ii, heller calf.
Q months old; Kaatye's Violet, heller calf; 5
months old Trinket, heifer calf, Z months old I;
Tuliia, a great butter producing COW, and sired
by Moore Sjoerd, who took the premium at Viii
mington Fair " young bulls coming a year
head. consist Of 5 Jerseys, 5 Attorneys, 9 Hol.
steIns that are crosses between Jerseys and
Attorneys, 3of which are heifers coming a year
old, and 9 heifers from Iowa coming 3 years old.
Is or the rs have calves by their sides or are
coming into profit soon.
IS %SHoATs.-17 Jersey Reds and 5 Poland
China crossed with Jersey Reds 2 OF the latter
would make good breeding sowsa and ARE bears.
HAY AND GRAIN.-A lot OF clover hay and
meadow hay, 400 bushels Of corn In the ear, 100
bushels OF wheat, a lot Of kolb.Gem and ley
melon seed, saved from good melons last year.
MACHINERY, FARMING IMPLEMENTS, &C.-3
Champion NOV ers, l as good as new; l Cham
Faxes Fake ! haytedder, only Only been used a few tines;
l improved fanmill for cleaning cookie from
wheat, | corngrinder, l cornsheller, graindrlll,
as good as new; 8 iron-axle plantation wagons.
Q aatQ bay9ueIVing9. l set frIiCkSlelVtlge, Y SptS