The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1896-10-03
TWO BARNS.

Barn No. |. under AL feet continuous roof, in
FORM Is three sides or parallclogram; the
Wings are connected by high cattle sheds;
there is stone walled ccmcntcd pit that re-
receives all liquid manurcs from stables
through drain pipe system; the barn has
stabl room for 40 head horses and l3S
mead cattle. Barn No 40x10 feet Wagon
House 3OX'Q feet, with lran floor overhead,
hitchng shed adjoining 30X+0 feet; Sheep
Sheds and yards for 800 sheep; 2 corn cribs
with II capacity each of 1000 barrels cob corn
and 2U00 bushels grain; Fairbunk' s scale. 5tons
capacity. One General Storc-housc, 2OySO
feet, under which is summer milking she'd.
ana ONCE Building 2'xiO feet. Carriage
House and Stable 5OX60 feet. anG contains !
open and box stalls Plumbing and stable
fixtures were furnished by the j. l.. Mott
company: ms is one Of the finest and best
state and has dwelling rooms and grain and
hay room upstairs. SPA HOU SEES Stone
Spa House, l2XlS it., especially adapted for
Hwy yn dn Sgw' ,ypt tra never anoNr nifty
Blacksmith and Wagon Shop, 3Sy6O feet:
Poultry House, has large runway enclosed by
poultry netting feet high. The building Is
divided into three compartments, comprising
Ice house, Hitching-shcd and Gardeners
Seedroom. Water tank, is enclosed by ornate
conc-staprd building 50 feet high, having
circular observatory room Al feet i'll diameter
ana IA feet above tho ground galvanized iron
pipes convey the water to dwellings, farm
buildings, poultry house and garden: capacity
1900 gallons. The water is conducted there
ny Il galvanized iron water wheel lOL feet in
diameter driving two dOuble-stroke pumps
winch throw Is gallons every 30 seconds, The
supply OF water is furnished by collecting
several spas to Il pip ut the pump. II would
be dilicult to understand how n more com
p!ctc system or Il better supply of water
could be had than is to be found here, and the
cost OF maintenance Is cOmparatiVciN nothing
Fruit Orchards-thcre are two large ana
healthy orchards, many pear trees and almost
an endless variety of small fruits. Since 1880
sums or money have been spent on this estatc @
Tor fertilizers and lime that would seem I'M
reasonable. Upwards of 100 head of stock is
kept mere winter and summer. In view of
these facts II is safe to say that in its Yielding
capacity ii is second to none.
WOULD MAKE THREE FARMS.
The estate will OH the above date br offered
in its entirety and if not sold as an estate
VIII then (On the same date be offered in
three separate farms, it being SO situatc cd that
80 acres, more or less, taken from its rOrth
siuc would be nearly square farm and con
tanning one of the best dwellings, OuthOuscS
etc, tenant house, barn, granary, orchard
running aud spa water; water to the barn and
dwelling by ram. IS acres, more or less,
taken from its south side, containing three
dwelling h uses, two good wells, spa running
water, etc, ana The main farm of 21S acres
more or less having ipur straight sides. con
taiuluE all the large hu, diu@s above described
two dwelling now occupied 10y the farmer
and superintendent. touditiunS-Onc-third
OF the purchase money cash ON day of sale.
onc-thrd in six months: onc-third twelve
months from DAT" OF PURCHASE. Credit pay
montsto bear interest and be scared 10y mort
EHgc on the property; cost of cUnNryancing
pnid by purchaser. Sale viii commence at /
O'Clock i. IN.
Hindnan, auct. WILLIAM VI. HOAG.