The Monitor-register., 1896-02-21
LARGE SALE
VIII be sold at public sale, on
TUESDAY MApru O ,ooo

TUESDAY. MARCH 8, 1895
At The residence of the subscrthar on ,hs
ship of in ene 1owh'
LOWER PENN'S NECK
All DIS personal property, viz:
LIVE SToCK.4 Horses: good for worl ~.
arIivag ali it; u head OF Cattle: IL head of Cows
oil WIN cA1 or calves by their sides NJ
S, wnlch are full blood Jerseys and are hall
plooos; yearling Bull; Heifers, fuII-blood
csIt VIII With calf by her side, the other with
cali mead OF Hogs, 2 of which are Boars
FARMING UTENSILS, ETC., open wagons
Win slues ana bottoms; good cart and har,
ness ness' & gooo IN milk wagon, light market wagon
tomato rigging attached; sets wood swtnps
WOOD moving machine. Wood reaper. In
scor corn oaaer Tiger hay rake, good grain drill,
s,oi,. snellers, van Winkle fanmill In order,
;slelgh and bells, field roller, sod cutter. 3
laTge morse troughs. l new; Fremont corn
cult1vator, two-horse plows, South BENDS
nnu anra Chews; one.horse plows. 8 cultiva-
marrow, 2 fallow harrows, corn marker, corn
coverer, gang plow, wheelbarrow, set mark
crsdIn Hat POI poles scythes and sneaths. grain
GIaule, nay fork, blocks and rope; sets
half-chafn harness, set nearly new. set
single harness, 5 sets fiynets, pairs double
lines, collars, brides, halters, horse blank
bersa ts, sets sets double swingletrees, new three
large iron kettle, wood saw and horse. grind.
stone, neck yokes, hoes, shovels forks and
faRes h OF al kinds, 80 grain bags iron wedges,
buckets, swill tubs, 70 tomato baskets, lot of
old iron, etc.
GRAIN.-40 bus. black oats, 800 bus. corn on
cob, 20 pounds to the bushel; rs bus. Early
Rose and 100 bus. Magnamonias potatoes.
HOUSEHOLD GOODS AND FIXTURES Good
NO. cook stove, No. 8 range, nearly new:
rn iarge iot OF Kettles, pots and pans, sitting
room stove, No. l2, seff-feeder; large parlor
sIove, bedroom stove, all in order; corner
cupboard, table, lift walnut extension
1agie' WINDSOR chairs, 2 walnut bedroom
suits. all complete; settee, bedsteads,
Deu-room chairs. goose feather beds, boil
sters, pillows and bedding walnut hat rack
naircioth parfor suit, consisting of 2 sofas.
cnalrs, o rockers. centre tables; haircloth
soia, b caneseat chairs, Q camp chairs large
gllt,irdme mirror. small mirror, loung ges.
sewing machine. commode, cradle. dozen
WINDOW shades and fixtures, washstands.
bureau, clocks, lot framed pictures, large
hanging lamps, nearly new, large lamps
ana ana lot small ones, pairs vases, 100 yds.
used only 8 months; % yds. three-ply ingram,
100 yds. rag carpeG, all in good condition:
70 yds. stair carpet, stair rods, oil CLOTH
aisnes and glassware of every description,
tollet sets, knives, forks, spoons, ironing
boards, hatirons, lap board. Cellar fix.
lures: meat casks, boxes, churns, cross
iegged tables, wash tubs, clothes wringer,
I've tubs, lot lard firkins, 5-gaI kerosene can,
washDoards, brass kettles, large bread pan
4 twenty-quart milk cans, lot milk pans
stone jugs and jars, dozen Mason jars,
water keg, D cider barrels, 2 bblS. cider vine
gar, years old; step ladder. coal scuttle,
six.quaft ice Cream freezer, 2 wash boilers,
clothes horse and numerous other articles
such goods as these are seldom offered at
public sale.
CoNDITIoNs.-All sums under $40 cash; $40
ana over, months credit by giving note
with approved security. interest after thirty
Gays, payable at City National Bank, Salem
sale to commence at 10 o'clock, A. M. sharp.
as there is a large lot of goods to be sold
Sale positive, as am about to quit Farming
and housekeeping.
GEORGE A. PETERSON.
W. A. Casper, Auctioneer.
b. F. Wood, Clerk. e.2l