The Oskaloosa herald., 1902-01-30
PUBLIC SALES.
Newton cox

Newton Cox
Will offer ct public sale "A mile
southeast of Osksloosa, Iowa, or
Tuesday, Feb. %, 1902 the following
Horses, COWS, hogs, corn, farm
machinery, harness, wagons, sled aud
household goods. A credit Of twelve
months on all sums OF IS 90 and over,
under So 90 cash. j. II. WILLIS,
2Tw1 A~uctioneer
J.. w. BUMP-Having sold his farm
will offer at Public Auction, 2 miles
north Of Rose Hill on THURSDAY, Feb.
13, at $3.50 o'clock. 21 cows bred for
spring calves, q yearlings-7steers
and IA heifers, Z two year old steers,
Is spring calves, s head of heavy
farm horses ranging in age from 5
TO 10 years old, ] span Hambletonian
drivers five years old, / grey driving
mare, z years old with colt by side,
l bay driving horse 8 years old, 2
brood mares, both in foal. IL brood
sows bred for spring harrow, IS
shoats, 80 fall pigs sired by the great
Ohio Prince No. S691. / stirring pillow,
/ sulky pillow, 1 gang pillow, 2 J.. l.. Case
C~ultiyators, 1 press drill, 1
broad cast seeder, 1 tanning
mill, one french stone burr, IS
inch, / singleshoyel pillow, l self-dump
hay rake, l Mccormick corn binder,
1 Mccormick grain binder, l hay load
er, / McCormic Mower, 1 four-horse
harrow, l land roller, / Dis corn plant
er, l stump puIler, 500 three-inch til
ing, ! bob sled, 1 open buggy, l top
buggy, l surrey, ] spring wagon, 2
farm wagons, 1 tank heater, ] corn
shelter, l grind stone, hay in barn,
wheat in bin, both early and late po-
tatoes for seed and other articles.
Free Lunch at noon.
LEMEN & HEN, A~uctioneers.
A. ]. PATRICK-Win offer at public
auction at his place, IA mile north
east of Eveland bridge, on Wednesday
February 9Th, at 10 o'clock, 5 two-year
old steers, 5 yearllng steers, 6 milk
COWS, will be fresh in spring. 2 two
year old heifers, will be fresh in
spring, 2 yearling heifers, 3 steer
calves, ~ heifer calves. 1 driving
horse, / brood mare, l corn planter,
and other articles not mentioned. Free
lunch at noon. Easy terms,
J.. H. Willis, Auctioneer
JASPER Cox-Will sell at public auc-
ton at his farm 8 miles east of Oska-
loosa, the old Howard farm on Thurs
day, February 9Th, at $3.50 o'clock
one brood mare, one good four
year old gelding. Fresh cows and
two that will be fresh about the time
of sale, two fall steer calves,
Five brood sows in pig, l
thoroughbred Chester White Boar.
10 or II tons of hay in barn, 200 bu-
shells corn in crib, new spring wagon,
Mccormick binder, Mccormick mower,
hay rake good as new, budlong disc,
Kingman corr planter, 3-section har-
row good as new. 2-section narrow, l
sulky stirring plow, riding pillow, stir.
ring pillow, pair bob-sleds, single
shovel pillow, pair hay ladders,
new hay fork, set double harness, and
other articles. Free lunch at noon.
Usual terms.
Col. ]. H. Willis, Aucrloneer.
A. e. MATEER-Will offer at public
auction at his residence 4 miles north
west of Rose Hill on the old Daven-
port farm, on Wednesday, February
18th, at 10 o'clock, one 5 year old
gelding, two 2 year old geldings, four
1 year old geldings, one driving mare
six years old, one l year old flley.
All these colts are draft breed. Fiji
teen 2 year old steers, 46 yearling
steers, % yearling heifers, 2 mich
COWS. 3 two year old h~eifers, 10
steer calves, 3 heifer calves,
l Polled-Angus bull one year old past.
All these cows and heirers are bred
to Angus bull. All cattle are dehorn-
ed and good stock, six brood sows
bred, 80 shoats. Free lunch at noon.
Easy terms,
I. M. Reed, AuctiCneer.
JOHN w. SAGE-Will sell at public
auction at his place 3 IL miles south
east of Oskaloosa, on the AIvan Prin-
gle farm, on Tuesday, February 4th,
at 10 o'clock, n black mare coming
. years old. one black horse coming
10 old.
Is cattle. The COWS and heifers
are all bred to a full blood Short-hOrn
Bull.
Eleven head high grade 5hort-horns,
2 three year old heifers, 2 cows that
will be fresh in February, 2 two year
old heifers, l two year old steer, 2
spring heifer calves, 4 high grade Jer-
seys, 1 Jersey giving milk, 3 two year
old heifers, 40 head shoals, . brood
sows, five doz. full blood plymouth-rock
hens, several tons of clover hay. Free
lunch at noon. Easy terms.