The Mount Holly news. [volume] (Mount Holly, Burlington Co., N.J.) 1891-1942, 1900-02-06
pUBLIC SALE OF
Stock. Utensils, Etc.
TUEsDAY, FEBRUARY q

TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 80, 1900,
On the farm OF the subscriber, on the road
from Mount Holly to Newbold's Corner, about
one and half miles from the former place.
LIVE STOCK.
One chestnut sorrel horse, 1853 hands high,
six years old, sired by Byrde, fine horse; bay
- horse seven years old, 7aanrusn
n<M good driver; good work a%3NSNAH
gl horses and mares, black Wy
-&Ag5aAe mare, "Minnie," a good sakA@zk
brood mare, French coach mare, 10 years OLD,
20 good dairy cows some with calves by their
side and others good forward springers; Hol-
stein heifer one year old, Jersey bull one year
old, Holstein bull q months old, l6 jersey
Red shoats, SOW and pigs, large Jersey heo
sow, so hens, ROSTERS.
WAGONS, IMPLEMENTS, sc.
Two broadtread wagons, 4inch tread; three
~ iron arm wagons, one Boulton make, car
ryall wagon, spindle wagon, nearly new, no.
weSaz5ezz top express wagon. dump
xN f5T cart made by Cox & Bro, set
AN4XX7. of truck shelvings made by
Boulton, of Burlington; 3
sets hay shelvings, land roller, Emperor grain
drill, 2 Champion mowers, Champion six-foot
ing harrow, small tooth harrow, plank smooth
en- one-horse rake, Iron Age riding cultivator,
Fremont do, Planet Jr. cultiyator, 49,
corn covering attachment, post SA
hole digger, Randall corn pillow, potato dig
ger, Halock weeder, Clark cutting harrow
small hand drill with cultivator attachment
for garden use, 2 twO-horse Blssel plows, Col
Inns steel pillow, one-horse plOws, cultiva-
tors, grain fan, half-peck, half-bushel and
bushel measures, corn shelter glindstone, B
stalk knives, moving scythe, brier scythe,
brier hook, tree clippers, cant hook, ice saw,
One-man saw, crosscut saw, pruning saw and
clippers combined, 2 wood saws, wood horses
trusses, stalk sled, grain cradle, hoes, shovels
and forks. lay ana dung forks, harpoOn hay
fork, rope and blocks, drag and standard
chains, tongue chains, picks, crOwbars, pine
ers, potato cutter, gum belt inches wide and
80 feet long, beetle and wedges, chopping
axes, lawn mower, bag truck, hay knife, en-
silage cutter No. 2, hay cutter, swingletrees,
clevises, two sets corn sides and bottoms,
mari sides, stake clamp, wire fence tightener,
riding pillow. strawberry crates.
HARNESS.
Set of double driving harness, set heavy
breeching harness, set work harness with
chain ends, 2 sets pillow harness. set cart har
ness, sets fly nets, collars brides and halters
CORN STALKS AND HAY.
800 bushels corn, 200 bundles stalks, 8 tons
hay, q acres growing wheat, % acres growing
HOGSHEADs AND BARRELS.
10 Rhine wine casks holding from rs to l20
gallons, barrels, lot OF chicken coops, bot
toms for coops, turkey coops, dog house.
HOUSEHOLD GOODS.
Three bedroom suites, Dedsteads, goose
feather beds, holsters and pillows, bureaus,
wash stands, 2 desks, hall rack, cane-seat,
Windsor and rocking chairs, l0-feet walnut
tables, looking glasses, Home Comfort steel
range, Apollo cook stove, Radnor self feeder,
small wood and coal stoves, 2o window shades,
70 yds moquette carpet. lie yds. body brus-
sells. 40 yds. tapestry, 1917 yds. stair tapestry,
ingram carpet, mating. dishes, lamps, wash
tubs. wash and meat benches. refrigerator,
wire safe, Nudge sterilizers, and the usual va
riety of cooking utensils and dairy fixtures,
with great variety of articles not here men
toned.
Sale will begin promptly at II O'Clock, noon.
conditions: all sums OF $40 and under, cash;
over $50 a credit of nine monthe will be given
on notes with approved endorsers,
GEORGE +. HARBERT.
FRED. b. SHRBvE, Auctioneer
The suffers privileges have been granted.