Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1913-03-08
PUBLIC SALE Of
PERSONAL PROPERTY

Intending to move TO town and dis
continue. farming, | will make public
sale at my residence known as the
Philip Welshans farm, located five
miles northeast OF Ma~rtlnsburg, four
miles southeast of B%edington, seven
miles northwest of Shepherdstown
and one mile west OF Swan Pond. on
Wednesday, March rs, 1913.
the following personal property to-wit,
sale to at 10 o'clock a. m.
8 Head Of Horses.
Brown horse Joe, weigh 1400 lbs, a
fine work animal; grey mare, Flora,
in foal by Adrian Mlller's black Per-
cheron horse. This mare is a good
work animal; bay mare, Bet, a good
barshear and wagon leader; grey
horse. Prince, n good barshear and
wagon leader; bay mare Bess, a fine
strop mare and good driver; dark
gray horse. Bill, a good strap animal,
will make a good driver; 2 two-ycar
old colts.
7 Head OF Cattle.
8 fresh cows with calves py their
side, two Of these COWS are Durham
and one lfolstein. one Durham COW
giving milk: IN Durham 2-year~old
leifer, with calf, two yearling.
IL Head of Hogs.
Two Poland China sows, one will
arrow in April and n in early sum
ner: one Poland China male hog one
md a half years old; 8 thrifty shoats,
will average about sixty pounds by
day of sale.
Farming Implements.
Two f%ourhorse wagons, one OF
which is a four-inch tread and In good
condition and one a narrow-tread; !
40-bushel wagon bed; / two-horse
wagon and bed; one falling top buggy,
Thrush and Slough make, in good
condition; 2 sets OF hay ladders one
$ Is and the other 20 feet long;
Oeering binder. sixfoot cut, good con-
iition; ] binder lounge truck; Thorn
as grain drill. good as new: Walter A.
Wood mower, only cut one crop of
hay, 5 1-2-foot cut; Walter A.. Wood
horse rake; Satlee double-disc corn
planter, with cable attachment;
Hoosier disc single corr planter; |
land roller; 2 Oliver chilled barshear
rows; / four-square harrow and | A
bdliON 4 DHthf9C t"uiilfdtDI, A sin-
gle shovel pillow; l corn coveTer; 6
double-shovel plows; ! cutting box:
2 hand corn shelters; ! grain cradle
and rake; briar scythe and moving
scythe; l grindstone: wheat fan; 2
buggy poles; hay fork, rope and pull
leys; / corn basket; / scoop; lot of
forks; shovels; ~mattocks; picks dig
gfng iroon and 0 bar, set black
smith tools. screw plate and disc; 2
cross-cut saws; maui and wedges; z
axes; ] dinner bell; ] corn crusher;
! corn replanter; /. set store boards.
Harness.
2 sets b~reechbands, good as new; 2
sets front gears; 2 sets Yankee har-
ness; / set double driving harness;
4 ~plowshares; wagon saddle: WACO
line; wagon whip; 8 sets pillow gears;
s collars: s brides; 3 pair check
lines; 3 pillow lines; 6 leather halters:
2-strand sleigh bells; ] fifth chain;
2 pair spreaders; 3 log chains; 4 sets
butt traces; 2 pair breast chains; 3
carriers; treble, double and single
trees: 8 crowd sticks; 2 iron kettles;
/ meat board; / h~ogshead.
JIG bushel OF potatoes, Irish Cobbler
and Early Rose variety for seed.
Lot OF corn and hay.
5 bushels of seed corn.
IL interest In 81 acres OF growing
wheat In the ground. This wheat Is
In fine condition.
Household Goods.
3 bedsteads: | walnut bureau; 6
kitchen chairs; | extension table, s.
feet long; / dining table, 12-feet long;
/ Wonder stove and / chunk stove;
lot ingram carpet and mating: cur
tain poles and window blinds; ice
cream freezer; lot of chinaware; lot
of crooks, Jars and jugs; / churn; l
gravity cream separator.
100 Chickens.
These chickens are Buff Orpington
and White Bramah and are a firm lot
OF large chickens.
Terms.-A credit OF nine months
will be given on all sums of so and
over, the purchaser to give note with
approved security, negotiable and
payable at the old National Bank OF
Martinsburg with interest from date,
but If paid at maturity interest will be
RENTED. No property to be remov-
ed until settled for. Under $40 cash.
No cider allowed 10 be sold. All
hucksters welcomed.
HENRY TABLER.
Dodd & Hoffman, Auctioneers.
Harwood Burkhart, Clerk.
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