Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1907-12-28
AUCTION BULLETIN.
NICK ADAMS BIG SALE.


The undersigned residing s16 miles
southwest of Lancaster, and 215 miles
west Of Hurricane, on what is known
as the Matthias Adams farm, will sell
at public auction beginning at 8 o'clock
sharp, on
WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 8, 1908,
the following property:
% Head of Horses span gray
mares yrs. old, weight 2750, bred to
Mount Lothian; span gray mares D
and 6 yrs. old, weight 26O0, bred to Sir
Richard; gray mare yrs. old, weight
1900, bred to Mount Lothian; 1 span
bay geIdings yrs. old, weight $500:
chunky bay mare yrs. old, weight
115O, bred to Sir Richard; black mare
4 yrs. old, weight loo, sired by Baron
Nitron, i'll foal to Weswood; / span
black driving mares 3 and yrs old,
weight 22O0 sired by Black Jack
Swigart; bay two yrs. old, gelding,
weight 14O0, sired by Pampolais; I
black two yrs. old gelding, weight
IT'S, sired by st. Lawrence; l black
trotting bred mare II yrs. old, weight
HOO, in foal to Black Jack; l black
mare 8 yrs. old, in foal to Black Jack;
l black gelding 3 yrs. old, weight
1900; 4 sucking colts, 2 sired by Mount
Lothian, l by Sir Richard, L by Bill
Hinman; LIST dam by Baron Nitron,
End dam by Cedarwood; l registered
Clydesdale mare Diana No. 8478, 9 yrs.
ole, bred to Mount Lothian; and the
registered Clydesdale stallion Sir
Richard, No. 2OO3.
$50 Head Cattle-8O head two yr.
old steers; 20 head yearling steers; 20
head yearling and two yr. old heifers;
these are all good quality and colors,
Angus, Shorthorn and Herefords, and
will be sold in lots of 10 head. Is head
COWS from to yrs. old, bred to calve
in the spring; high grade roam
shorthorn bulls, two yrs. old, l three
yrs. old, and l five yrs. old;9 calves,
6 high grade Angus, 4 bulls, and 2
heifers; shorthorps. 1 bull and 2
heifers, sired by Vassar Knight; these
calves are extra good individuals and
will make fine breeding stock.
80 Head hogs-20 brood sows; pure
bred Poland Chinas; II head grade
Chester whites; pure bred Poland
China boars, 40 head feeding shoats.
10 fall pigs.
Grain, Hay, Etc.-3,O00 bushels good
corn; 400 bu. of oats; 20 tons of clover
hay; ID bu. seed corn,
About $50 chickens, mostly Black
Langshangs.
Some household goods!
Machinery, Etc.-Two Deering
binders, one new; Mccormick corn
binder, 2 Deering mowers, one fl. and
one tt. cut; Dowagiac Is disc grain
drill with grass seed attachment, new;l
Van Brunt 6 foot seeder, a 3.section
steel harrow, new Deere corn planter,
l new Rock Island hay loader, l
Thomas tedder, new; l Thomas Is it.
rake, l National manure spreader, new;
2 Moline Is disc pulveriZers, B l6-inch
Moline walking plows, riding corn
cultivators, Diamond feed grinder
with inch burr and Diamond s.
horse power, also 2 hole corn shelter,
Empire cream separator No. 2; % gall
Ion churn, geared horse clippers, 2
WdSOAos L oOAAO ~ OOAA
wagon, 3 bob-sledS, one oscillator. two
bench hobs; new two seated surrey, A.
grade, Northwestern make; wood
rack and wagon box combined basket
hay racks, hog rack, sets good work
harness, and a number of good extra
collars, and other articles too numer-
Gus to mention. This machinery is all
in good repair. most of it nearly new.
Come early as there is quite an
amount of goods to be sold, and we
must get started at 9 o'clock to get
through. We will be selling live stock
before dinner time. Get hero early
and look Things over. Positively no by
bidding, everything will be sold, as the
owner gives up farming and leaves the
country.
Terms Of Sale:-All sums of $1,000
and under, cash; over that amount one
years time, on bankable notes, bear
ing per cent interest.
Lunch at noon.
Nick ADAMS, Proprietor.
r. II. Hoskins, Auc.
w. A. Johnson, Clerk.