Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1914-01-31
Monday, Feb. 9, 1914
sale to commence at 10 o'clock a. M,
sharp, the following property, to-wit:
40 HEAD OF HORSES 40

40 HEAD OF HORSES 4O
n Consisting Of one matched team Of
MACK mares, 9 and IL years old, in foal
aid sound. weight 5000; one matched
team OF sorrels, one gelding and one
mare, s and 8 years old: mare in foal
and sound, weight 300: one matched
team black mares, 10 years old, in foal,
weight 5000; one brown mare I years
old, weight 1400; one team browns, one
horse and one mare, years old, weight
3100i ono team of bays, 2 years old; one
horse and one mare, weight $500; one
team, one brown and one gray. years
old. weight 200: one team years old
one gray gelding and one bay mare,
weight $500; four yearlings-two bay
geldings, one brown gelding, one black
mare. They weight from 100 to 1900;
ono black road gelding 2 years old,
weight 1000; one team of black geldings
3 years old. weight 240o: one brown
mare II years old, weight 1900: one
good saddle pony. weight 1000; seven
spring colts. all good ones.
Black Gray Percheron Stallion Ka-
boul (94176), imported December. 1912;
Pedigree: Foaled March II, 1910, bred
by M. Tremblin. department of Loir ct
Cher, weight 1000.
foTCHeIOH DIdck ddIllIie
(7O761). imported July, 1909. Pedigree:
Foaled May 2, 1906: bred by NJ. Hee,
department of Orne; weight, 1900.
Percheron mare, Black Raquette.
(74976); imported July, 1909. Pedigree:
Foaled March Is, 1905: bred by Nine.
veuve Tacheau, department Of Sarthe.
Weight 1850.
Percheron mare. Gray. Gray Perfec-
ton. recorded number is (7o2s6). Pedi-
gree: Foaled May 6. 1910: bred by r.
C.{Dannen. Weight 1850.
One Percheron stallion colt, months
old; weight 100.
Two Percheron mare colts-one s
months old, weight 900; and one
months old, weight 500.
Is HEAD OF CATTLE 25
Consisting of nine mich cows, four
giving milk and five to be fresh soon:
sixteen head Of yearlings, eight steers
and eight heifers.
Fl HEAD OF HOGS q
Consisting of twenty Poland China
sows, bred for March farrow: one
Poland China boar. All eligible to
record.
CHICKENS
100 Plymouth Rock chickens, seven
ty-fiv hens and twenty five young
ROSTERS.
Farm Machinery
hay loader. disc. seeder. hay rake, hay
tedder, two Tour cultivators. McCorm-
lex mower, two riding cultivators, Gale |
Y,lo p,,1xy
JaAesvil1e gang plow, 16-inch walking
k1ow, 36-foot Sandwich elevator; t.
inch riding pillow. manure spreader, A.
section harrow. 3-section harrow. hay
rack, hog rack, three wagons, two
buggies. bob sled, tanning mill, grind
stone, 2-hole corn shelter, feed grinder,
wood saw, 4-horse gas engine and q
horse gas engine, scraper. three sets
~ inch Concord harness, good as new;
big saddle, Compound scales, American
cream separator, tool chest, three iron
swing gates, and all kinds of other
tools.
Twelve bushels of Reed Yellow Dent
seed corn; four bushels of popcorn;
some clover seed. ten bushels potatoes
Some household goods and some stove
wood by the cord.
This machinery is all good as new.
Free Lunch at Noon
TERMS OF SALE: Sums of $40 and
under, cash. Twelve months time on
purchases of more than $40 on bank
able note with interest at 8 per cent if
paid when due. If not paid when due
8 per cent interest from date. No prop
erty removed until settled for.
FRED f.. OTTE e.
EIBS BROS.
r. A. M'MURRAY e. SONS, Auets.
JINkS PATTON, Clerk.