Martinsburg statesman. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1869-1906, 1906-02-16
IL head of Horses and Colts


II head of Horses and Colts
No. |, Tom, brown J orse, years old
Weighs l4t0 pounds, good b>.rshear ana wag'
on leador will work anywhere hitched. No
2 Dutch, a gray mare. weighs 1900 pounds,
IN fold by the Belgian horse owned by the %,
wood 90, a good barshenr leader ana VIII
work anywhere hltched. No. 3, Don, dun
mare, W. IL ms l5G0 pounds Il good strap mare
No 1, Flank, good leader and VIII work
any place any other horse Will work Nos D
and 6, Prince ard George, pair Of sorrels
Iisiug years old, broken to driv., hand
Some p3ir matched well in color, good style
and good breeding 80 I. Bay, mare ri ing
We. rs old, heavy bone and good slze. NO.
5, Billy a bay gelding rising years old, an
eAtr, good one. No 8, Ned, Il gray gelding,
heavy bone and good size, No. 10, Frank,
IA spring colt, one vi the best nave sc IN
i've, bone style and action. No. IL, Fashion.
a spring colt, good average colt.
All the above described horses ars cean
and an extra good lot and should attract the
attention OF farmers and dealers. natter
given with each horse.
SO Head of Cattle.
Eight milch cows, 7 OF which will be fresh
by day OF sale. One pure bred Hereford COW
2 months old by hei sidt; this is an extra
good cow and weighs 1870 pounds one pure
bred Durham COW, the remainder are all GOOD
Young cows and can be recommended having
oeen running ahead of standard NJ H8ldef-
mans creamery. pure bred Durham buns,
one past one year old and the other one eight
months Old, both are guod ones ana snow
their breeding. " steers weighing from 700
to 500 pounds, your and thrifty ana i'll good
cor dition. good heiieis rising years, high
grade Durham 4 good summer calves. All
above described cattle are dehofne !.
% Head of Sheep.
"a ewes with lambs by their sides. Shrop-
shire buck, years old. a good wooded bunch
of ewes.
so Head of Hogs.
brood sows. of which will have pigs oy
day Of sale, the Others VIII farrow IN Marcn
and April. The remainder are thrifty shoais
ranging from 40 to 81 pounds
Farming implements.
Two 4horse wagons aud beds, good as ne g,
finch tread. Auburn make, ton capacity; !
rarrow tread, Birdsell make, ton capaclty z
horse wagon and bed; these wagoss are ali in
good condition and viii give AZ much service
sheivings, 20 feet and rs fact ong. D'e'ing
binder, Deering mowe', ST, ct GU; iger horse
rake Bickford Il Hoffman grain drtil, Buckeye
culiiyator. The above implements are all In
good condition Corn plant IA Oli>er chillee
plows, 5 harrows, spring tooth and drag
harrows; single show plows, double shovel
plows, corn coyerer, Baker wheat fan, corn
shelters, corn crusher, wrought share pows,
sleigh and bells, grain cradle, moving scythe,
single, double and treble trees, spades mat
tocks, Snovels, forks, etc. lot OF grain sacks,
lot OF good potatoes.
HARNESS.
Two sets of lead gears collars, 4 swinging
bit brides, 6 good leather haltcrs, wagon sad
die good as new; sets OF pillow gears
Household and Kitchen furniture
Consisting in part of two bed steaas, one
dining room buffet, marble top, y doz, din
ing room chairs, rockers, book case, lot OF
stone jars, kitchen table, wood stow" and
many other articles too numerous to mention.
Positively no by bidding.
Special. NOTICE.
All persons desiring to attend the sale by
rail will tt1d it convenient to do so As the CIV.
X. r will stop all trains within 100 yards OF
the sale
Terms of Sale
All sums Of SO and under the cash will be
required. Amounts above SIC credit of 9
months will be allowed, purchaser to give ne
goiiabe note, satisfactorily ndorsed, payable
al the Shenandoah Valley National Bank Of
Winchester, Va, note bsarinG interest from
date. Purchasers buying To the extent of Il
note ana desiring To pay cash discount OF
per cent per -aHnum from the face win be al
lowed. No property o he reno, ed until the
terms are complied with.
!. ". FISHPAW.
DOdd Il Hoffman, AuctionoeIs.
Clark Purcell, Clerk.