Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1916-03-04
PUBLIC SALE


farming, will sell at his residence,
one mile south OF Kearneysville and
three miles north OF Leetown, on the
pike leading from shcpherdstown tol
MiddieWay, on
FRIDAY, MARCH 3, 1916,
the following personal property:
TWELVE HEAD OF HORSES.
No. /, Nellie, black mare years
old, works anywhere, IN foal by the
registered Percheron Company horse
of Kearneysville. No. 2, Coley, black
mare 10 years old, WORKS anywhere,
in foal by same horse. NO. 3, Rose,
black mare years old, works any
where, in foal by same horse. No. a,
Diamond, black mare years old,
works anywhere, and good strap
mare. No. 5, Daisy bay mare years
old, works anywhere, and in foal by
Harry Snaps Percheron horse of In
wood No. 6, Rose, bay mare coming
s years old, good wagon leader and
works anywhere, in foal by Belgian
horse owned by the Leetown Com
pany. No. 7, Star, brown mare COM
ing years old, good single driver
and good strap mare. No. 8, Star,
black mare coming 8 years old, good
single driver and good strap mare.
No. 8, Bess, bay mare II years old, in
foal by .Percheron horse, works any
where. No. 10, Fannie, bay mare 13
years old, in foal by Percheron regis
tered Company horse of Kearneys
Vile, works anywhere. No. IL, Maud,
bay mare IA years old, works any
where. No. II, dark iron grey colt,
coming years old. All of the above
named are Percheron and Belgian
mares and will weigh from 1900 to
1900 pounds.
35 HEAD OF MILK COWS.
The majority of this herd is grad
ed Holstein, one Holstein bull calf
coming 2 years old will weigh 400
pounds In the above herd of COWS
there will be 10 or 20 fresh by day of
sale.
80 HEAD OF BLACKJACK SHEEP.
40 Ewes and one. Buck.
SIXTY HEAD OF HOGS.
Five good brood sows, of them
with pigs by their side, the remainder
which are shoats will weigh from 80
to 100 pounds.
THhHl tm EN = ! ~
-Four farm wagons, one Brown wa
gon No. and bed, finch tread good
as new; one Brown wagon No. and
led, 4-inch tread, good as new; one
two-horse wagon and bed, new, used
but short time, Studebaker; one log
wagon, 4-inch tread, in good condi-
ton; one heavy spring wagon. Two
manure spTeaders, one Corn King and
one Low-down Twentieth Century.
One Domestic h. p. engine on truck,
one Ross No. IL ensilage cutter; both
of these are new, bought last fall.
Two Deering binders, lift cut, with
trucks complete, both in good run
ming order; cart and harness; hay
loader, Oliver make, good as new; 2
moving machines, SIT. cut, one Deer
ing and one Mccormick; 4 cultivators,
of them John Deere and one Brown;
disc harrows, springtooth har-
rows, 2, double spiketoOth harrOws, 2
smoothing harrows, Syracuse make;
pulverizer, 2 grain drills, one low
down Penn and che Superior disc; 5
pairs shelvings, brand new, 2 of them
Is feet and pair for two-horSe wagon;
: double row check corn planters, one
| John Deere and one Taggart; 2 hay
| rakes, self dump, one Taggart and one
Thomas; new Deering hay tedder,
spring wagons with poles complete,
Scientific corn cutter, seven barshare
plows, of these 3-horse Syracuse
iron beam, new, 4 Oliver chilled No.
40; double-shovel plows, 3 single
shovel plows, one corn pillow with 7
shovels. HARNESS - Two sets
breechbands, one set and one
inches; 3 sets Yankee harness, used
very little; 8 sets front gears, sets
of pillow gears, 8 sets single harness,
| pairs check lines, ii collars, II
0lind brides, s choke straps, wagon
lines, one 4 and one 6-horse, wagon
saddle, good as new, one good riding
saddle, fly straps for horses, good
as new; wagon housings, new; IL
leather 5-ring halters, new grain
cradles, 2 pairs spreaders, good fifth
chain, Furley's make; bearing chain,
pairs QUIT traces, pairs breast
chains, log chains, 80 grain sacks,
sets new manure planks, 20 COW
chains, single, double and treble trees,
| jockey sticks, forks, rakes, picks, mat
tocks, digging iron and shovels, sickle
| grinder one-man saw, X-cut saw, ice
tongs, moving scythe, tree primers,
blacksmith and carpenter tools, Ma
tional cream separator, capacity 625
lbs. per hour; Is milk cans, ) and 10
gallon; large ice box will hold 4
cream cans, pair ladders for hauling
apples, wheat fan, Campbell e Chat
ham; sleigh, and many other things
too numerous to mention, including
1000 BUSHELS OF GOOD YELLOW
CORN and 6 TONS GOOD TIMOTHY
HAY.
TERMS OF SALE.
A credit of twelve months will be
given on all sums of $40 and over,
purchaser to give negotiable note
bearing interest, payable at Merchants
&Farmers Bank, Martinsburg, W. Va.
Under $40 cash. No property to be
removed until settled for Sale to
begin at 10 o'clock a. m. sharp w.
nv int