The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1916-04-14
4 DEMONSTRATORS SALE
IN or VALUABLE
Live Stock, Farming Implements
Growing Crops and Household
Furniture.

By virtue of order OF the orphans court OF
Carroll County, the undersigned, Administrators,
will sell at public auction on the home farm of
William T. Polk. deceased, living in Berrett Dis
trlct, Carroll County, fronting on the pubhc road
leading from Sykesville to Gathers Post Office,
B. & o. Railroad. and about p mile from Gather s
Post Office, on
THURSDAY, APRIL 81, 1916, at $50 a. m. sharp,
pair large handsome black MULES work in any
harness, / Bay Mare, head of Mich Cows, some
coming fresh shortly after day of sale Heifer
under year old: Bull Calf, ? sets single buggy
harness, sets breech harness, sets of pillow har-
ness, halters, collars; several pads lead line,
Brides set of single wagon harness, saddle, SIDE
saddle. s cow chains, nets. pillow lines, pitch
forks, ETC.; 3 Brood Sows, with pigs by day OF
sale; Boar Hog, IL Shoats; four-horse broad
tread wagon hay carriage and body, horse wag-
on body and side boards buggy, 2 seed plows,
double worker, mower, three drag-shovel; horse
corn planter and cable, in perfect order. l-horse
corn drill Champion binder. grain drill, lever
harrows, drags. horse rake, thresher, cutting
box betting, old phaeton, shovels, 3 bags Rock
fertilizer pair butt chains, pair sled runners, wire
stretcher, scythe blade, corn cutters, lawn now
err grind stone, spreader and fifth chain, hay
hooks, about 200 fertilizer bags, 6 metal chicken
coops lot of frame chicken coops ehives, rakes,
seed sower, feed box. lime box. FAM yoke, horse
power, cant hook, owbar, lot of miscellaneous
chains, complete chest of Keen Kutter tools. new;
lot of seasoned sawed oak lumber, saw axe, anvil,
between 14,000 and Is, 900 chestnut shingles, in
woods lot of other miscellaneous articles, consist
ing of old iron junk, ETC. too numerous to mention
hay lot of End cutting hay about II tons of baled
straw, about 81 acres of growing wheat, about
acres of growing rye, about 312 acres growing
wheat on shares lot OF yellow corn in crib, small
lot of white in crib, about 30 bushels of poa
toes, lot of smoked meat, churn. guns, scalding
tubs, etc.
ing room table, mahogany center tables, desk.
dining room chairs, old; oak dining room chairs,
several beds, bed linen, feather beds, clock, pill
lows, bolster lot of odd china and glass ware, pic
lures, carpets. kitchen utensils, etc; coal stove,
several wood stoves, drum, rocking chairs etc.
TERMS All sums of $1,000 and under. cash on
will be given notes bearing interest at six per
CENT WILD appfoVeq E feeqtiSe; p. ow1NGs,
THOMAS o. POLK,
NJ. H. Cooney Auct. Administrators.
On the same day at $50 P. M the Admnstra-
tors authorized to offer at public sale the
premises. the home place of William T. Polk, de-
ceased, lying in Berrett District, Carroll County,
located u mile from Gathers Station. b. & o.
Railroad, and fronting public road leading from
Sykesville to Gathers Station, all that farmland
and improvements thereon, consisting of $50 acres,
more less; over so of which consist of val
liable virgin growth timbe- mostly chestnut and
oak. The farm land is rich and productive, the
greater part of which has been recently lined,
with stream of water in practically every field.
Improvements: Frame Dwelling, consisting of
rooms kitchen and bath, range hot and cold water,
water forced into house by air presure also anoth-
er large frame Dwelling, known as The Cottage.
fronting on country road. having 9 or 10 rooms,
with ram for forcing water into the house, large
Bank Barn, stabling for horses, cows, with
plenty of room for additional stalls; double corn
house, with two sheds attached; concrete hog pen
in course of construction; hen house, meat house
and all necessary out-buildings. Abundance of
fruit of all kinds.
TERMS A deposit of $50O.OO will be required
Of the purchaser at the time of sale; the balance
of the purchase money to be paid in cash upon
receipt of deed conveying the property; all ex
penses to be adjusted to the day of transfer.
The Administrators reserve the right to with
draw the farm in the event a satisfactory bid is
not received. apr l4-2t