The Bourbon news., 1905-10-24
Tuesday, October 81, 1905

Tuesday, October 81, 1905,
at 10 o'clock a. M, my home place of
1877 acres. This farm is located miles
from Paris, on the Hume & Bedford
pike. 1t is splendid reducing land,
and has on it 81 acres of orchard, in
perfect bearing condition 1t is one of
the finest orchards in the state, and has
in it every variety of fruit grown in
this section.
There is 10 acres of land for garden, s
acres for hemp or tobacco, % acres for
corn, 20 acres for wheat, acres for
corn or tobacco, and 50 acres in grass.
The Improvements consist of residence
of rooms, cellar, and closets; two
tenant houses, one of four rooms and
the other three, one of which is new and
the other has been repaired so that it is
as good as new There is also a cattle
barn for 90 head of cattle, stable with
five box stalls. rat proof corn CRIB, and
everything necessary on first class
farm.
The supply of water for man and
beast is never failing, and two ponds
have recently been cleaned out
If you are looking for rich and pro-
ductive farm, this is the one you want.
1t will positively not be rented before
the day advertised for the public rent
ing, and will be rented to the highest
and best bidder
At the same time l will sell all of my
stock. crop and farming implements, as
follows:
2 milch COWS, one an extra good but
ter COW;
1yearling heifer;
weanling heifer:
2 yearling steer calves;
l Shorthorn bull;
brood sows with 40 pigs, weighing
about Is pounds;
2 shoats, weight about $50 pounds
yearling horse mule, as good as any
body's;
weauling mare mule, extra good;
2 extra good work mares, In foal to
Jack;
five year-old sorrel gelding. weight
about 200 pounds, safe for lady to
drive;
/ sorrel gelding, Is 8 hands, by Joe
Wilkes, dam by Old Fayette Den
mark, good walking canter horse. A
better horse than this one cannot be
found;
gray gelding. 1873 hands, broke to
work anywhere, and not afraid of
anything;
1 bay gelding, 16 hands. broke to
work anywhere;
barrel to the shock. Will furnish
lot to feed on until March 1st.
20 tons timothy hay, cut in 1904, and
has not been rained on. Will sell
in two lots, CT by the ton, as buy
ers wish. Buyers have the privi-
lege of leaving it in barn until
March 1st.
good two horse Studebaker wagon,
only used one year;
good feed wagon;
good feed slide;
spring wagons and harness;
l buggy and harness;
Brown cultivators, one as good as
new;
Farmers Friend corn planter;
/ Randall: Harrow, bought last year;
Deering Mower, bought last year;
Orchard plow;
two horse breaking plows;
one horse cultivators;
sets wagon harness;
sets plow harness;
/ Eagle corn shelter, almost new;
/ Myers barrel sprayer, In gooi order
2 crOss-cut saws;
axes and 2 mauls;
scalding trough;
/ hog box;
i cider mill;
l cutting box;
Hoes and pick;
l rock hammer;
Lawn mower, only used three times
Lot of iron Kettles;
l saddle and bride;
Lot of Bronze Turkeys.
Lot of pure Plymouth Rock chickens
Household and kitchen furniture and
other things too numerous to mention.
Persons desiring TO rent the farm
must look over it before the day of rent
ing, for will be too busy with the sale
to show them over it on that day. Will
be glad to show any one before that
day.
Geo. Rassenfoss, the Paris caterer,
will serve one of his best dinners on the
day of sale, and everybody is invited to
be on hand and partake of the feast.
j. P. GILTNER,
NJ. F. KENNEY, Auctioneer.