Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1894-01-27

Is pounds of wool. Among them ar,
I some fine premium fleeces. Fighter
/ very fine bucks, several of which arr
I yearlings; the remainder are all young
ewes Having made sales in the las
4 years the above described horses, cat.
/ tie, and sheep are the choice of my herd
having thus previously disposed of al
inferior stock.
FARMING IMPLEMENTS.
Two horse wagons with beds, 4-incl
tire, pairs of shelyings, good cart
Nicely's make, spring wagon with pole
and shafts, jump seat jaeger, pole and
shafts, falling top buggy, stick wagon,
Esterly binder in good condition. Hay-
ing been agent for this machine will fur
nish full line of repairs for it, One
Eureka mower, 2 grain drills, one force
feed superior, one Hagerstown, 2 wheat
fans, horse rake, corn shelter (cylinder),
fodder grinder, Rock Island hay-loader,
2 hay forks, ropes, pulleys and fixtures,
manure spreader, Birdsell clover huller
tMonitori, in good running order, Qua
ker city grinding mill, horsepower jack
and belt, circular saw and frame, young
American corn crusher cider mill, cut
ting box, large farm roller, 3 Syracuse
chilled plows, repairs for same, 4 double
and 4 single shovel plows, 3 harrows, 2
spring tooth, 2 wheat cultivators, Bucl :
eye, new American, Evans corn planter,
corn coyercr, bob sled, | sleigh, pole and
shafts, 2 wheel-barrows, good crate for
hauling stock, Fairbanks platform scales,
pair steelyards, 2 sets breechbands, 2 sets
hip straps, A sets pillow gears, . pairs sin
gle harness, set double harness. wagon
saddle, citizens saddle, side saddle, riding
straps, collars, brides, halters, COW
chains, breast chains, butt traces, pairs
spreaders, single, double, and treble trees,
logchains, erowbars, forks, rakes, hoes,
shovels, scoops, hamper baskets, grain
cradles, moving and brier scythes, cross
cut saw, patent hand axes, lot carpenter
tools, set blasting tools, wagon jack,
eclipse poultry brooder, 9 grindstones,
stand bees, patent hive, lot empty hives,
800 bushels corn, II bushels potatoes, 10
tons No. timothy hay, ) tons clover
hay, 900 bundles fodder, orchard grass
and timothy seed, about 1000 feet inch
plank Poplar, pine, oak, and walnutl,
good stout skiff boat which will carry |
ton with safety, dozen 4light sash, Sx10
glazed, 2 spotls barb wire, iron cistern
pump, and couple of governor primers
by which you can trim your trees with
out climbing.
HOUSEHOLD AND KITCHEN
FURNITURE,
Of bedsteads, bureaus, mar
ble-top, one 10-foot extension table, 3
other tables, / fali-leaf; stands marble
top; set cane-seat chairs, 2 sets dining
chairs, . lounges, rocking chairs, large
walnut safe, several looking glasses, 6
stoves, | cook stove and fixtures, | very
large improved wood stove, ten plate, B
parlor cooks; lots of queensware, glass
and woodenware; 2; 4, 6, 8, 10, and 12-
gallon stone jars, lot of apple butter lot
of carpets and mating, l Cooley creamer,
revolving churn, lever butter printer,
washing machine and wringer, tubs and
washboards, hogsheads, meat benches,
sausage grinder and suffer, lard press,
several barrels cider vinegar, lot Of old
iron, and many other articles not men
toned VIII also sell at the same time
a good LOG HOUSE, weatherboarded
"a by Is feet, story and a half, 2 rooms
on first floor.
BANK STOCK, ETC.
Ten shares Of the Citizens National
Bank of Martinsburg and 5 shares OF
Morgan's Grove Agricultural Associa-
ton stock
TERMs.-A credit of Ten months Will
he given on all sums of $1,000 aud up
wards, purchaser to give note with APP
proved security, negotiable and payable
at the Citizens National Bank of Mar
tinsburg, with interest from date, but if
paid at maturity, interest to be remitted;
under SO cash. No property to be re-
moved until terms are complied with.
Morgan's Grove and bank stock win be
sold for cash. j. LUTHER ROPP.
j w DoDD, Auctioneer.
J. r. RoBERFs, Clerk,