The Penn's Grove record., 1908-02-28
TrOtterS and Workers

TrOtterS and Workers
No. billy T. Chimes, No. 1922, bay colt,
foaled 1876 by Chimes 534S, dam Ella 9. 2.39I
(trial 2.29 dam of Alice n. 2.17A) by Indiamdn
1912 (sire of Bellman .2.l434, Carl Brown 2.l3H
teer $685., grand sire of Mignon 2.09L. Billy T.
Chimes IS now 20 months old, is Is hands and a
beautiful model of a colt. He is absolutely
sound and you cannot possibly go wrong in
buying him..
Nc. 2-Bri!liant Prince, bay colt foaled June
i, 1905, is l54 hands, sired by Brilliant King
Queen 2.l4A. Frank Van 2.l9A) by Mambrino
King 1873 (sire of Lord Derby l.05, Nightingale
2.O8,o Dare Devil 2.o9 dam Miss Nancy
sire with 200 standard performers and 16 in 2 10
or better; I'd dam Calamity dam of Jack
S;lGM, J J Ysi% Bro Bro INA (, GGen a 2O74, Miss is
Here is one of the best bred and individual
combined for a stock horse ever offered at pub
combines the Wilkes-Mambrino cross. has
lots OF quality and bone and can show you he
can step high and fast.
No. 3-Grace Lambert 2,2OA a years., chest.
nut mare, foaled 1903. is lj% hands, sired by
Andalusia, l264S (sire of Dandy c. 2.6915, Andy
IL. trial 2.0S and sold for 1920 at Old Glory
Sale, N. Y, Pickanniny. 20, Grace Lambert
Wilkes 2.22.. Dam Belle Podge 2.29l by Bell
man 2.14A, (sire of Union Belle 2.14L. Bessie
A. 2.l41a. Volman 81 ~ by Indiamah 1872; ID
udll L UuStD 1 jim L INll ny CldIk CnIeI DIV
Mambrino Chief. Here is the best and sound
esr4 year old race mare this county has ever
seen. Starting in II races she got money in
count of rough driving. She has been timed
separately in 2.l5 in a race and halves in los.
She wears no hOppleS and never makes break,
joys on tfOt and got her mark in Il SeVeu heat
race in one afternoon. She is game and alb
SOlutely sound.
No. 4-AndyA bay gelding, full 1E4 hands,
foaled 1903, sire Andalusia l264S, dam Flora 2
by Bellwood 2.2N by Bellman 214A. An6y
A.. is a very fine upheaded road horse, capable
OF II to "A miles an hour, sound and fearless of
autos and don't pull nor shy.
No. 5-Samb0, bay, geldIng, l3% hands ,foaled
September 20, 1904, sire AndaluSia l26IS. dam
lone by Bellwood 2.2f4 by. Bellm!l. 2.l4A.
Nos and 5 are from own sisters This is an
double.
No. 6-Georgie l.. Chestnut mare, 151I hands,
foaled 1903, sired by Andalusia 1264S. by AL
%cantara 223 dam untraced. Here is Il mare
that had a colt last year and was not broken
till this winter. She is as prom'a!ng as is
often found and is Il sweet gated one and Il
sure %trotter.
No ~7-Pimento, bay gelding, foaled 1875, will
make a horse Is hands at maturity, sired by
High Degree 32722 by Gambetta Wilkes 2.l9N.
the only 200 standard performer sire in the
world. Dam Phoebe dan of Jack Goeasy,
trial half 10 at , years to noaa Cart by. son q
Redwood by Mambrino Patchen. This colt
will please who ever buys him, regardless of
price. He is broken single and double and
will learn to go fast.
NO. -DGtlIG Wilkes, DldCK mare. 1OaIeu lH0
Is hands, sired by High Degree 32722 by Gam
beta Wilkes .19. Dam ZeIeata, trial 2.29, by
Bellman 2.l434; I'd dam Zelda Lancewood 446
BY Hambieton!an 10; 81 dam Lady Patehen
years ago, the best in the country OF her days
L think this the best colt ! have ever owned.
She is a black gloss and don't do anything
No. 9-The Dinky Bird brown geld ng, foaled
1905, Is hands, "a half brother to Grace Lam
bert 2.20A) sired by High Degree 32722 as above
| If there is a game one he is if
No. l0-Gipsy Dave, gray gelding, foaled 1865
l519 hands, sired by High Degree S2722 by Gam
dam of Deck Miller 2. 12A, Trib Gentry 2.l9O
by Onward l4l1, LIST dam GipC. by,Claus For
roster 2:llH by Santa Claus 2,I7: I'd dam a
daughter Clip the granddam of Dandy c.. 2.G9%
This colt is partly Broken, is safe to drive any
where and oh! how he can step-the autos
can't catch him.
No. 1l-Lean, chestnut mare, foaled 1893,
standard and register, d, 1874 hands, sired by
PoStmark l03S0 by Sweepstakes 298 by Ham
bletonian 10, dam Daisy by 0thello 1885 by
liE's STIR 81; Sd dam Flora by Ironsides. This
is a great road mare. has been mile in 2.4O to
high wheel right off the road. Never was train
ed; now in foal to Chimes 534S.
No. -Ha A., gray mare, standard and
registered, l519 han0S sired by Pilot Chief 7047
by Clark Chief SO. dam Lady f. 2.2gA Hazel
X. is perfectly safe and fearless, and is in foal
to High Degree.
No i2-Biilmau, bay gelding, foaled 1904, IS
hands, sired by Bellman, 2 l454, dam Daisy by
| liz 1000 Ao udln Cdlillld ny ODlhIlHS Oldl
81. This is a big daShing gated ~trotter, and,
if carefully handled, will go fast.
No. Lucy, bay mare, foaled 1900, by King
\ Wedge 30236 by King Wilkes 1867 byVGeo. Will
kes dam untraced. In fOal to Bellman 2.l44
by Indiaman 1912
No. 15-Matilda, bay mare, highlands, foaled
1906, sired hy Bellman 2.l4A by 4ndiaman 1912
by Belmont; dam Lean by Postmark broken
single and double, very promising.
No. 16-Bay colt. foaled 1906, own brother to
Matilda and a trotter sure.
No III oainn AnrNr how T1npa fno1a IO0S
full 1871 hands, sired by Bell Warden by Bell
man 2.I434; dam Mary Bowers S. T.. B. by In
No. iS-Mugsie, gray geIding, foaled 1905,
15% hands, siren by High Degree 1922 by
Gambetta Wilkes, the only sire in the world
with 200 standard performers and IL in 2.l0list
dam Hazel X. as above.
No. 19-Bill E. bay gelding, foaled 1906, sired
by Bell Boy by Bellman 2 .1454 by lndiaman II
AZ; dam untraced. A very fine and promising
No.2 Prince Emory, brown gelding, foaled
1904, l5A hands, by Whites American Boy
No. 2l-Sunshine jim, bay colt, foaied 1907,
sired by Sill ps Dauntless by Dauntless, Jr,,
Also 5 goo, large work mules, ranging from
This stock, that is old enough, is broken both
single and double, and have no tricks OF vices
in stable or out.
siSting of Durhams, GuernSeyS and Holsteins
will be fresh and close SpringerS by day sale.
FARMING IMPLEMENTS-4 heavy wag
ons, 2 of them broad tread; l low down stalk
wagon. milk wagon, market wagon, 2 buggies,
one new, with ole, Wood binder, Wood now
er, Mccormick mower, potato planter, potato
digger, corn planter, Mccormick corn har-
veSter, 2 hay rakeS, hay tedder, grain drill,
horse rakeS, roller, corn marker corn cOverer,
3 sets hay ShelvingS, potato Sprayer. cut har-
row, A harrow, 2 smoothing horrowS, 4 SYRIA
cuse plOws 2 l-hOrSe plows, 8 cultivatOrS, stalk
sled, Ohio fodder cutter, No. 10; 2 gang plowS,
feed grinder, 2horSe owe gasoline engine,
trace chains, runners breast chains, 3 stalk
chains, 3 log chains, grind stone, wagon
holster, forks, ShovelS, hoes, single and
doubletrees, neck yokeS, 3 and horse evenerS,
lot baskets, wrenches, &c.
HARNESS. sets half chain harness; 8 Sets
single harness, l set double carriage harness,
fynetS,~ collars, lines and brides.
DAIRY FIXTURES-25 loot. milk cans.
milk buckets, Reed areatOr.
HOUSEHOLD GOODS-3 hen feather beds,
8 bedroom suits, extension table, coal stove,
wood heater, chairs, rockers, pots, pans,
knives, forks and dishes
Conditions on day ofSale.
Sale to at IL O'Clock A. M, and
will be positive, as l am going to quit the farm
ing business.
EDWARD AUSTIN.
Harry Lippincott, A~uctioneer.
Samuel G. Allen and ElwoOd G.. Peterson,
Clerks. 2-2S-2t