The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1900-02-24
SATURDAY, FEBRUARY "a, 1900.
Sale Register.

Notices of Sales for which bills are printed Al
this Office will be published under this head until
day of sale for so cents. When bills printed
elsewhere sl.OO will be charged. Terms cash.
March l-George R. Staub, near Roop's Mill.
mile from Medford. Farming utensils. 6 head
ctttle , head of horses, 10 shotes, sows and pigs
corn By the barrel &C. Sale at l. noon.
March s. at II m.-Lead mare, bulls, cows
9 southdown sheep, wagon. Deerng mower har
ness, farming implements, &c. j. ID. Crowl. on the
Iongwell farm, adjoining Westminster vincent
Yingling, Auctioneer.
March s. Mt 10 n. m--2 horses, cows, heller,
s,otes large lot of farming implements and house
hold and kitchen furniture, in Pleasant valley
Vim Bowcrs, Agent VIM f. Warner, Auctioneer
j. VIM. Earhart, Clerk
Tuesday. March 9th. at 10 A. m, horses. l mare
10 cows bull. sows, pigs. wagons Deer I'M
nilure' &c by W. A. Steele, in Cranberry Valley
near Westminster
March T. at p m on the farm of David stoner
uenr Treyanlon, Horses, Cows, Hogs, Farming
Utensils. &c Charles Sullivan. ]. Thos. Roop,
auctoneer.
March 7. at II m-George E. Benson. intending
10 AMT farming will sell on his iarm near Patapseo
station horses, Is mich cows, some fresh by day
Of sale bull large quantity of farming utensils; 30
barrels corn 20 bushels of potatoes 1000 pounds
of bacon lot of milk cans and coolers, and house
hold and kitchen furniture. VIM L. wilson, auc-
tioneer Vim. C. Benson, clerk.
March Sth, at Il m.-Joseph /. Gist, "a miles
from Westminster, southeast, horses, thoroughbred
down Sheep Berkshire brood sows machinery, &c
March s. 10 a. m-Fiye good work Horses, Z cows
some fresh by day of sale; bull, shotes, wagons
binders, mowers, separator patent hay fork, farm
ing utensils in general ard some household goods
n d Wine one mile north of Baehmans Mill, on
the read to Kridler's School House Samuel H
Crlw ford ,auclioneer Adam Kohr, clerk
ON March O. ut 10 a. M. Mr. John C. Buckley will
sell on his farm one mile south of New Windsor,
W NJ. r, r., formerly known as the Jesse Devilbiss
farm IL horses and colts 16 cows heifers ana DuiIs
harr and
farming implements, nearly all of which are new
some having been in use but one season. j. Thos.
R0Op Auet Chas. S Repp, Clerk.
March 10. Il m.-wagons. buggy. cutter mower,
springtOoth rake harness. lumber, doors, sash
frames shingles carpenter TOOLS etc., on the late
premises of Chas. X. Pickett, deceased, Winfield.
John II. Stem, admir-.
March 10, at . O'Clock sharp Noah Sullivan will
sell 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, helers, Dull, brood
SOW will have pigs by day of sale; shoats, corn
by the barrel and large variety of farming lmpe-
household and kitchen furniture. Jacob Hoffman,
Auctioneer; George A. Somers and John f. Rhodes,
Clerks.
Tuesday March Is, at 10 a. m, James NJ. Shell.
man. near Uniontown, will sell 4 mules. COWS. .
bulls 3 hefers, Poland China boar shoats; wagons.
binder drill Ross feed cutter and shredder, horse
power, chopping mill, &c; also some household
goods. J. Thomas Roop, auctioneer; J. Hamilton
Singer, clerk.
March 49, at 10 O. m.-David II. Essig, having
sold his farm will sell all his Stock, Farming I'm
PIGMENTS and Household and Kitchen Furniture
on his premises one mile west of BachmAn's Mill
March II, p m. sharp.-Intending TO reduce my
stock will sell on the farm of Edward Roop one
mile north of Wakefield, horses, COWS, heiiers,
bulls shoats and some farming implements. Jacob
H. Brown. J. n. o. Smith, anctioneer.
March Is, at 10 a. m.-9 horses, DC head of cattle,
lot of hogs large stock of wagons, binders, now
and farming implements. John NJ. Humbert,
~ miles east of Mayberry. VIM. Warner, Auct
David Shorb and w. U. Marker, Clerks.
Friday, March 10th, horses, yearlng colts, %
grade Jersey, 2 registered Jersey cows, l Jersey
bull, brood sows. of which are registered
Chester white; S-shoats, Frick Portable Engine,
Fleetwood Separator. both as good as new: large
feed cutter and shredder, wagons U. 5. Cream
Separator, farm implements &c, good as new, by
David NJ. Shorb living along the road leading from
Hughes shop to Pleasant Valley.
March 10, at II a. MS horses, mule, cows
heiers bull, shotes, and full line of everything
Necessary on n farm. Charles f. Bell, on the Josiah
Crowl farm, now owned by Silas Bish, near West
Minister
March %, at 10 &. nj horses, IL cows, hogs.
sOws wagons, farming utensils, &c. James ii.
Myers, one mile from Frizelburg OH road to Pleas
ant Valley. J. Thos. Roop, Auctioneer; VIM. u.
Marker, Clerk.
March 81, at 10 a. Mall the personal property
Of the late John T. Difenbaugh, at his late resi-
dence. near Westminster. J. Edward and Ida NJ.
Diiienbaugh, administrators.
March 27.-On the farm of Edward Bankerd, near
McKinstry, horses cows and all farming imple-
ments. WIN. A. Fritz.