The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1910-02-10
II. III. Harshaw's Public Farm
Sale

w e0neSudgp February 10, loiO,
will sell at public auction the follow
ing described property at my farm,
10 miles east and 2 miles north of
Butler, Mo. have rented my farm
and moved to town, and this sale will
be for the purpose of selling all the
farm equipments, horses, cattle, i'm
plements, tools, etc.
IL head of horses. Registered
stallion and Jack owned by the
Spruce Draft Horse Co., described as
follows: Black Percheron Stallion
registered, years old. This stallion
is an extra good breeder, nice and
quiet to handle, sound in every way.
One black jack, strong Is hands, with
white points, very large bone, deep
body, good head and ears. He is one
of the best individuals in the county,
was sired by Monster, his dam was
one of the best Jennets Dave Colyer
ever owned. He is good breeder.
Dick and Topsy, one match span of
sorrels with bald faces, 5 and 6 years
old. A very fancy all-purpose team,
raised on the farm and never for sale
before, This team is strictly high
class and family broke, single and
double and it's a shame to sell them.
Prince and Cricket-.one match
span of iron grays, and years old.
This is a fancy all-purpose team,
family broke, single or double, and
fine saddle gaits, weight about 1850,
was bred on the farm.
One draft mare, 5years old, weight
1920 pounds, and sound; bred to reg
istered draft stallion. This is the
best draft mare in the state in my
opinion. One draft mare, 8 years old,
weight 1900 pounds, One draft mule,
weight 1900 pounds, 8 years old and
slightly blemished One al-purpose,
family broke, 6-year-old mare, weight
1850, fancy and sound. Two fancy
saddle ponies for children that have
always been kept especially for chill
dren to ride or drive. One old driv-
ing mare about half fat.
40 head of cattle. | will sell some
thoroughbred Shorthorn cows and
heifers that will hurt your eyes; some
are recorded and some are not. These
Shorthorn cows will either have calves
at foot or soon will have, and are extra
nice milk stock, halter broke. Also 6
two-year-old Holstein and Jersey heif-
ers, heavy in calf; fancy milk stock. l
fine big dairy cow, fancy mixer.
Also 20 yearling steers and heifers
Harness, saddles, vehicles and tools
too numerous to mention, but will
name some: I Mitchell wagon, 2 low
wheeled wagons, extra spring wagon
with top, top buggy, open buggy,
good as new; 2 corn planters, one
new edge drop; new Departure cul.
tivators, good as new; disc cultivation
good, Mccormick Gift. mower, new
sulky rake, good hay tedder, 2 sulky
l6-in. plows, 14-in. pillow, 1 two-row
stalk cutter. One extra good set O.
brass mounted double harness, To-
of old odd harness, 2 good saddles
one of which cost $45, good as new
New S-ft. disc bought last year, ha.
frames, and tools of all kinds. Some
household goods, one good rang'
cook stove. Fancy seed corn ant
other corn, hay, hogs, and lot o
full blood Brown Leghorn chickens
at private sale.
Terms: Nine months time at 8 pc
cent interest, orr per cent off 70
cash on sums over $40. Under tina
amount cash.
Remember this farm sale is OF
Wednesday, February l6, 1910.
Remember the big 100 Head Ho
Sale is on February q. The Earn
Sale will be held at the farm. Tn
hog sale will be held at Butler.
H. H. HARSHAW.
Col. C. F. Beard and Col. Clyde Rot
bins, Auctioneers.