Milford chronicle., 1906-02-02
Colonel COwnssnd's S Public Sale

OVtNitSi &VWNSSNN , WIN %Wi'
I will sell all OF my farming Implements
at public sale at the farm, one mile east
of Milford, on Tuesday, February 18th,
1906, commencing at 10 a. M, if the day
is not stormy; but if it should be inclem.
ent, then sale will be postponed until
the next day.
There is much valuable machinery and
implements to dispose of, and as it is a
positive cash sale, farmers are assured
that everything will be represented as il
is, and that it will go to the man who
pays the highest price. If you need any
Of the following things, now is the your
opportunity.
TWO FARM WAGONS; one is in excellent
condition and nearly as good as new; the
other was built by Samuel Armour sew
eral years ago, but is now in need of a
few repairs about the body.
A DEARBORN, recent rebuilt and nearly as
good as new; it was built to order for me
by VIM. II. Murphy, of Pennington, and
is especially fitted for farm use.
A DISK HARROW, only used two seasons
and one of the best makes; it is some
thing every farmer needs.
A RIDING cULTIvATOR, used but very little,
and fine thing now that labor is so
scarce; it saves one mans work.
A WEEDEH, practically new; never having
| been used but one season, and that very
little. 1t is the most useful implement
that truck farmer can have on his place.
A MCCORMICK MOWER, everybody knows
what these machines are, and it is a good
one.
NEW LAND ROLLER, purchased last season
and really better than new; it will be a
bargain for somebody.
ONE REAPER, an old machine.
CORN MARKER, strongly built.
TWO PHOSPHATE s0WERS; one is worked
by horsepower and is the slickest thing
on the market; the other is for the pur-
pose of sowing phosphate on berries, and
is indispensable to berry growers.
ONE new HORSE RAKE, all steel and the
best made.
CLOVER HARVEsT0R, or buckwheat reaper.
NO. 1s OLIVER PL0W, as good as new.
2 NO. 10 OLIVER PL0Ws, nearly new.
4 SMALL PL0WS all in good order.
Potato Digger, one of the few successful
sweet potato diggers in market.
2 Tomato Racks, extra we'll ironed.
Hay Rack known as "ham rack"
Planet Seed Drill, good as new.
WhssIbaHOw Seed SOweF in perfect order.
"A Drag Harrow well made and ready for
work.
Orchard Harrow made of best wrought iron
enIiiVaiors well painted and in perfect
repair.
Seed Harrow the kind that opens or closes
as desired.
Corn Shelter, works by hand.
Sets Wagon Springs, fit the wagons.
Sets Wagon Harness, one is nearly new
other good.
PIow Harness, lead lines, brides, collars,
halters etc.
2 Spades, four shovels. eight hoes, hay
forks, etc.
Potato Rakes, and other tools.
Lot Of Posts.
Lot Berry Cups and crates.
Fruit PiekeFs, very convenient for gather
ing fruit from tops of trees.
Block and Fall and some heavy Manila |
rope.
Large Feed Box, invaluable on well reg
ulated farm.
swlHgIe Trees both double and single.
Fodder Knives, dozen or more.
Shears for Trimming Briars, several pairs of
these.
Lot Peach Baskets, and lot of wire-hooped
baskets new.
Lot Bags cleaned and hung up ready for
use.
1000 sunshss Blade Fodder, four stacks of
ops.
-Ot Hay, and many other things such as
Did iron, skids, etc.
TERMS CASH. THE0. TOWNSEND.
W. 7. Parvis, Auctioneer.