The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1900-02-03
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SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 3, 1900.
Sale Register.

Notices OF Sales, for which bills are printed al
this office, will be published under this head until
dav of sale for 50 cents When bills are printed
elsewhere 500 will be charged. Terms cash.
March l-GeoTge r. Staub, near Roops Mill, l
mile from Medford. Farming utensils. 6 head OF
eIttle head Of horses, 10 shotes, and pigs,
corn By the barrel, &c. Slie at L. noon.
March :, at p m. on the farm Of David Stoner.
near Trevauioa, Horses. Cows, Hogs, Farming
Utensils. &c Charles Sulliv II. J. Thos koop,
auctioneer
Tuesday, March 9th, at 10 a. m, horses, mare,
m COWS bull sows, 6 pigs. 3 wagons, Deering
hinder mower harrows, plows, drill, harness, fur
nture, &C.. by W. A. Steele, In Cranberry Valley
near Westminster
March s;h, at u m.-Joseph l. Gist, % miles
from Westminster southeast, horses. thoroughbred
live stock, Jersey and Guernsey Cattle and South
down sheep Berkshire brood sows, machinery, &c.
March s. 10 a. m-FiNe good work Horses Z COWS,
some fresh by day sale oad, snotes, wagons,
inc utensils in general ard some household goods.
E q. Wine, one mile north of Bachman's Mill, on
tba road TO Kridler's School House Samuel ID.
Crawford auctioneer; Adam Kohr, clerk.
ON March g. at 10 Z. M, Mr. John c. Buckley will
sell on his farm, one mile south of New Windsor.
". NJ R. R., formerly known as the Jesse Deyil6iss
farm II horses and colts 16 COWS, heifers and bulls,
shoats corn by the barrel, and a large variety of
farming implements, nearly all OF which are new,
some having been in use but one season. j. Thos.
Roop Auct. Chas- S. Repp, Clerk
March 10, at 9 O'Clock sharp, Noah Sullivan will
saiI on his farm, on the road leading from Bach
mans Mill to the Baltimore and Hanover turnpike,
adjoining land of the Chestnut Hill Iron Ore Banks.
horses mules colt, cows heiiers, bull, brood
sow. will have pigs by day of sale; 9 shoats. corn
by the barrel and large variety of farming imp!e-
ments nearly all of which are new, ana all his
household and kitchen furniture. Jacob Hoffman,
Auctioneer: George A. Somers and John E. Rhodes,
Clerks
Tuesday, March 49, at 10 q. m, James NJ. She'll
man near Uniontown, will sell mules, 4 cows 2
bnls heifers Poland China boar, shoats; wagons,
binder drill Ross feed cutter and shredder horse
power ehopping mill, &C.; also some household
goods J. Thomas Roop, auctioneer; J. Hamilton
Singer, clerk
March Is, at 10 q. nl.-David II. Essig, having
sold his farm will sell all his Stock, Farming I'm
plenents and Household and Kitchen Furniture.
on his premises, one mile west of Bachmans Mill
March a. l p. m. sharp-Intending to reduce my
stock will sell on the farm of Edward Roop one
mile north of Wakefield, 8 horses, cows, heifers,
bulls shoats and some farming implements. Jacob
H. Brown J. N o. Smith, auctioneer.
March l6, at 10 a. ms horses, mule, cows 2
heifers bull shotes, and full line of everything
necessary on farm. Charles F. Bell on the Josiah
Crowl farm, now owned by Silas Bish, near West
minister.
Friday, March 10TH 9 horses, yearling colts, p
grade Jersey, registered Jersey cows l Jersey
bull brood sows. of which are registered
Chester white shoats Prick Portable Engine,
Fleetwood Separator, both as good as new. large
feed cutter and shredder, wagons, U. S. Cream
Separator farm implements, &C., good as new, by
David NJ Shorb, living along the road leading from
Hughes Shop to Pleasant Valley.