Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1916-02-19
PUBLIC SALE

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Intending to discontinue farming
and move to town, | will sell at public
sale, at my residence one mile north
os yancievesville, four and one-half
miles east of Martinsburg, and six
miles west of Shepherdstown. on the
road leading from Martinsburg to
epherdstown, on
TUESDAY, FEBRUARY %, 1916,
commencing at 10 o'clock a. m, the
following valuable personal property,
to-wit:
a HEAD OF HORSES.
Flash, mare years old, gentle,
works any place hitched. Belle, mare
6 years old, has been worked some in
lead, has good disposition. This is
as fine a pair of mares as you will
find in the community. Nell, II years
cid, strap mare and good single driver.
Sorrel, II years old general purpose
mare and good driver, good family
mare.
20 HEAD OF CATTLE.
Ten are mich cows; one Jersey
COW fresh, other nine head are close
springers and giving full flow OF
milk, and are well-bred Jerseys and
Holsteins. Fourteen head of thrifty
young cattle, consisting of three Jer
sey heifers, seven Holstein heifers
well-bred and marked; / Avershire
bull one year old, 4 pure-bred Holstein
bull calves 4 months old. Bully Boy
registered Jersey bull No. 1866
two years old.
10 HEAD OF HOGS.
Durocks eligible to register, consist
ing of two sows with pigs by theil
side; 1 male hog one year old,
male shoats, and female shoats. Nc
hog cholera on place since | LIVED
here.
FARMING IMPLEMENTS.
Two wagons, one 4-horse, 3 IL inch
tread, steel skein, good condition; one
2-horse 2 IL inch tread with bed
Deering binder, eft cut. in good run
ming order; new Thomas grain drill
Osborne mower, SIT. cut, good run
ming order; Black Hawk corn plant
er, hill and drill, with check row at
tachment; new John Deere cultivator
new Thomas eft, self-dump horse
rake. 65-bushel Twentieth Centur,
manure spreader, set hay ladders, 10
| it., J. w. Noll make; good, strong
spring wagon, Scientific corn harvest
er, grain cradle, Racine wheat fan
new, riddles and screens, all good
Alpine feed cutter, Hooking alley
corn shelter, 2 Oliver chilled plows
No. 40 and one No. 40X; wood-framt
springtooth harrow, drag, sled, single
shovel pillow. double-shovel plows,
falling-top buggies, one good as new
square-back cutter and bells, lot o
practically new treble, double anl
single trees, pair good spreaders,
log chains, lot of Oliver pillow repairs
3 iron crowd sticks, grindstone, sickle
2 good scoop shovels, grinder and EN-
cry stone, 2 briar scythes, mowin,
scythe, lot of forks, shovels, hoes
picks, mattocks, digging irons, cross
cut saw, and lot of useful tools, all il
Al condition; forge, anvil drill pres.
and wise; also blacksmith and car
penter tools. half bushel measure, SCI
block and tackle, so #. rope, capacity
1900 lbs; jack screw, lot corn chop
pers, some inch rope. some new sheer
bells, lot COW ties. 20 good grair
sacks, Cyclone seed sower, wheelbar
row, horse power, sack holder, some
sheep and hog troughs.
HARNESS-One pair check lines
wagon whip, sets Yankee harness,
sets front gears, these gears are gooj
as new, Johnson's make: sets pillow
gears, collars, 5 blind brides, 2 leat
reins, horse wagon line, leather
pillow lines, sets fly-nets, set carry
ing straps, s good leather halters
riding Saddle and bride, 2 sets single
driving harness.
neutrality-suspicious. so bush
els corn, also about three or four tons
of good millet hay Three-fifths in
terest in 80 acres of growing wheat
well fertilized; Z stands bees and bee
supplies, 2 barrels vinegar, some emp
ty barrels, kegs, jugs, jars. and 10
of rendered honey, 3 cans new lard.
HOUSEHOLD GOODSLOne New
Queen sewing machine. Old Trusty in
cubator, 20o-egg capacity; American