The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1891-02-12
pUBLIo SALE.

pUBLlC SALE.
The undersigned, having determined
to discontinue farming, VIII sell his en-
tire stock and farming implements with
out reserve at the Ferris Corner farm.
on the road from Glasgow to Hare's Cor
nor. Pencnder Hundred, Oh
THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 10. 1891,
at 10 o'clock =. IN,
TN head of horses and colts. TN
81. ]. Dallas, black horss. 9 years gu 4
sound and gentle. 40. driver.
No. 9. Delaware, bay horse, 5 years
old. IL hands high, sound aud gentle, an
extra good work and draught horse.
an extra free diver, Napoleon stock.
No. 4. sadie, sorrel coli, coming 3years,
Moscow stock.
No, ;. Morgan. sorrel horse, u years
can be driven by lady.
Is head OF home-iaised cows, 61zS
among which will be found some 90
extrn milk and butter cows. 4 of them
Will have calves by their sides, others
N N springing. Ono extra stock hull.
AcAns2 extra good Berkshire brood
sows, soon due to farrow; IA very fno
shoats.
Farming implements-l peering bind
er, in good order; farm wagon, nearly
new; hay rigEer, horse cart. heavy
market wagon with tongue and shafts, 1
family carriage. l.hurse sleigh, new;
two.horse sleigh and bells, ! Pennsyl-
Yania grain aud phosphate drill, Buck
oye mower. Tiger horse rake. l Little
Diamond cllltivator, 2 Iron Ago cultiya-
tors, | corn coverer, ! large roller,
Sulky pillow, in good order; , oliver
chilled plows, l one-horse SouthOend
plow,2 pair twin harrows, harrow chains
COW chains, single and double trees. !
carriage pole. / grain IAN, / Pennock
corn shelter. with separator % grain
blocks with 100 feet of rope; forks,
snoye!s, spades. hoes. axes, inau! and
wedges, orier scythes, hedge knives,
corn knives.
Hnrnoss-one double set of wagon har-
ness, . sets lead harness. 4 sets low har-
ness, ! set double carriage harness with
brenst straps, new, very nice; sets sin
gle carriage harness. l set cart harness,
pair of heavy names. bridlca, collars,
haiters. . pair of double lines, Is tons of
timothy hay.
Dairy dxtures-l Reid's creamery, No
4; ! churn, beam and pea, > large hot
bed sash,x bushel and g peck measures
. barrels pure cider vlnegur,50 chickens.
l Pinlnn Il incubator, | brooder, nearly
new,
Household goods and kitchen furniture
i No. cook stove and fiXturos,l sitting
room stove. good us new; J large milk
cupboard, tables. CHAIRS, -four chest.
and many other articles.
Conditions OF sAle--All sums of $40 md
under cash. All over that amount q
credit of 10 months will lie given by pur-
chaser giving " bankable note with ap-
JAMES II. GEORGE.
VIM, j. Lank, auctioueer.
j29-3tw VIM. ii. Dawson. clerk,
INXECUToRs' SALE.-wILL BE SOLD
IL at public sale. in Brandywne Hun
dred. near Parry's Hotel on the road lead
ing from Eight Square school house TO
Brandywine creek, on
THURSDAY, FEBRUARY %, 1891.
at IL O'Clock sharp,
The following personal property of the
late John a. Grave deceased;
-Four head of horses suitable for work
or driving; il good mitch cows, a.
some of which will he In profit by <SSS
| day of sale; heifers, bull, brood sOws
and = shoat pigs 3two-horse wagons, l
four-horse wagon. l onc-horse farm
wagon, dearborn, 2 Germantown car
rages l single-scated carriage nearly
| new; carriage pole sleigh. 1 two-horse
sled, cart, drill, / mower and reaper
| combined, A. Wood reaper and binder.
nearly new; horse rake / hay tedder. !
| Syracuse pillow. hillside Syracuse plow, =
| cultivators, corn coverer double har-
rows, roller all kinds OF harness, chains.
| l good buffalo robe / NauWinklc fan, /
corn shelter grain chests, boxes barrels
grain cradles scythes, rope and block with
! elevator, block aud fall. ladders, hay and
dung forks. shovels hoes, picks, crowbars
| axes broad axes post aIIigcrS maui and
| wedges and other tools grain bags, grind
stone, horsepower churn, 30 tons of hay
| straw by the ton, about tons of bran ~
bushels OF corn, oats and many other arti
| Giles not mentioned.
| All sums of so and under cash; all ovei
that amount, credit of five months will
/ be given on giving a banSable note witt
I an approved endorSor.
JAMES GRAVES.
JOHN II. KEILAM.
/ 12-2td2tw' Executors.
L.. w. Stidham g. Son, -nuctioueers