The Celina Democrat. (Celina, O. [Ohio]) 1895-1921, 1916-02-25
PUBLIC SALE

l will offer at public sale at my resi-
dence, one mile south and ! 12 miles west
of Rockford, Ohio, on the Wilson pike, on
what is known as the Cisco farm, be-
ginning at 10 O'Clock sharp, a. M, on
FRIDAY, FEBRUARY rs, 1916
the following property to-wit:
HORSES-Nine Head-Black mare, z
years old, weight 1900, sound and good
worker. Bay mare coming years old,
weight 1850. Dark gray mare coming, 3
years old weight 1850 Brown mare COM
ing years old weight 1900, a good one,
Well-mated team of sorrel geldings, COM
ing years old, weighing 24O0, sound and
well broke and an extra good farm team.
Brown gelding, coming years old, sound
and the foundation for good big horse
Bay mare coming years old in May
Black mare coming years old in May.
Both good ones.
CATTLE-Twenty Head-Durham COW,
years old will be fresh in March. Part
Guernsey cow years old with calf by
side. Black, COW z years old freshened
January 10Th. Full blood Jersey COW, 8
years old will freshen in March. Jersey
COW 3 years old giving milk and bred to
freshen in August; Jersey cow years
old, due to be fresh March 4th. Durham
COW, years old due to freshen in March
Holstein COW giving milk bred to freshen
next August. Black COW nine years Old
giving milk, bred to freshen May 10th.
Guernsey COW years old, due to freshen
March 18th. Two Guernseys, 2 years old,
will freshen before sale day. Half Guern-
sey COW, years old, bred to freshen on
April /. Jersey heifer, coming 2 years
old, bred to freshen next August. Six
heifer calves coming yearlings in March
and April. Full blood Short Horn Bull,
coming years old, q good, individual as
well as an extra good breeder.
HOGS-Twenty-s seven Head Pure Blood
Durocs- Seven tried sows, including
Cherry Queen No. 111268, sired by Stemen
and Sons Proud Professor II, No, 3849S,
and bred to Cherry King II, No 57971.
Three extra good sows farrowed August
25, 1913 by the above mentioned dam
and sired by Defender King II, No. 4S943.
Certificates of registration VII go with
them. Three fall yearling sows, each of
which have farrowed one litter, and bred
to farrow in March. Five boars, three of
which are fall yearlings and two that will
be year old in April, IL ready for SER
vice. Twelve fall pigs, including ten good
sow pigs and two boars that will soon be
old enough for service, Pedigree win be
ering is of as good blood lines as is known
to the Duroc breed and anyone contem-
plating raising pure blood Durocs will do
well to attend this sale.
HAY and GRAIN-About four tons of
Clover hay bailed Four tons of alfalfa
in the bale and about four tons first class
oats straw. Three hundred bushels nice
the best in the country this year and
guaranteed to grow.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. hay loader good
as new, Brown walking cultivator, Mon
arch riding cultiVator Bulls Eye check
row corn planter, good as new, oliver
breaking plow with steel share sixty
tooth wood frame harrow double set brass
mounted heavy work harness in good
shape.
Lunch stand in comfortable quarters on
the ground
N. B.-Shound the weather be unfavor-
able, everything can be sold under shell
ter.
THRMS-Cash will be required on sums
OF 5000 or less. Oyer that amount a
credit of nine months win be given by
purchaser giving a bankable note. Four
per cent. discount for cash.
n. e. POND.
Bevington & High, Auctioneers.
w. w. Tingley, Clerk.