Middletown transcript., 1912-02-24

l have also bought carload of Mules,
direct from farms in Missouri. These
mules range in age from to years,
weighing from 2200 to 2600 pounds a
pair, as good as stands Oh the soil, the
Kind you never had an opportunity to
Guy. will Eay to any man $1,000 who
can show he ever had carload of these
kind south of Philadelphia. These wes-
tern horses and mules are all well broken.
Is Pair of Mules-I also have Is
pair mules from this neIghborhood, rang
ing in age from to II years, weighing
from 9OO to HOO pounds, good straight
bunch Of mules.
80 Horses and Mules - That
have been WIntered rough IN the barn
yard on fodder and rough hay. This
stock is, OF course, rough coated, but are
all yOuag aud good.
l will buy at least so more by day of
sale. Ii you have any to dispose of bring
them i'll OIL Saturday and Monday, March
I'd and 4.h. VIII either take them in ex-
change for what you may buy at sale, or
will bug them and pay the cash. None
700 good and will buy the common ones
as well, to ship to city markets.
will be at my stable all day Tuesday,
March 5sh, to sell or deal the common
stock, such as most dealers handl4, in
order to get them out Of the way before
sale, and all such stock collected and not
sold, will be loaded aud shipped to the
city that night, SO ii you are in the mar
ket for tits LInd, come on March 5th
will cut them loose to you if you Just
,Dpn ypur 1T,uufb m tn,lI ,,nt I,
price to anyone tile good stock. They
sill be sold at auction on March the 9th,
aud the price will be fixed by the public.
The above described properly will be on
exhibition at my place Of business on and
alter March 2ud. Will be pleased to
hays yon call and examine same.
While don't, or never do, guarantee |
any horse or mule to be sound, wish to |
call your attention to the fact, that there |
are more sounds horses and mules in |
this bunch than any you have ever seen |
Of this size. Positively no horses sold
Tor other people.
Any horse sold t. be kiud is subject to |
the test at the heavy cart, which IS used |
by no other dealer outside of the cities. |
If there is anything crooked about |
horse he had better be kept from this |
cart.
AS TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN: |
At 2 O'Clock Oh March 6tn, 1912, at said |
ale and said place as described by this |
0ll', will be So | for cash a certain GRAY |
Ware, said mare. being sold for a III OF |
keep, the same being the said Gray Mare,
oeing the property of ore Clifton c. |
5everson, said mare being in my custod, /
tor certain purpose, by agreement with
the said Clifton O. Severson. NV part of
said agreement being fulfilled, offered
the said Clifton O. Severson a return OF
his property, the same being the said
gray mare and as the said Clifton G
SeversOn refused and Would not accept
his property, the same being the said
gray mare, the said gray mare has there
lore been kept On expense at the risk OF
The said Clifton c. Ssverson from
certain date, said date being the time
that said gray mare was delivered on the
premises of the said Clifton c. Severson
ind at which time the said Clifton G.
Severson refused to accept said property,
he same being the said gray mare.
PARADE AT 9 O'CLOCK:-There
will be a street parade at 8 o'clock to
Ihow the stock, Immediately after
which tie sale will take place.
Free Lunch Served. Music furnished
BY Johnson's Cornet Band.
TERMS--Eisht Months
w. Il. COLLINS.
D. P. HUTCHINSON, Anctionepr.
". A. SCOTT and c. V. SCOUT, Clerks.