The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1917-11-02
PUBLIC SALE
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Having sold my farm, on the Sykes
vile road, midway between West
Friendship and Sykesville, known as
Howard Lodge" and intending to
quit farming, l will offer at public
sale, without reserve, on
MONDAY, NOVEMBER 5, 1917,
beginning at 10 O'clock, A. M. sharp,
the following valuable personal prop
erty: One pair Bay Horses, weight
about 1900 lbs. each; 2 Mules, young,
work anywhere; two good service
Mules; one gray Mare, julia" weight
1900 lbs; good brood mare; one
Horse, coming ye'.rs old, weight
1900 lbs; one Colt, iron gray, coming
3 years old, (wouId match the Agar
old; one Colt, 2 years old; one Colt,
6 months old. COWS. Seventeen
head of fine cattle, some grade Hol-
stems, first and second calves. All
now giving good quantity of milk ex-
cept two, which will be fresh about
18th November; six grade Holstein
Heifers, and years DID, one thor
oughbred young Holstein Bull; one
grade Bull Calf.
One DeLaval cream separator, $50
pOuHuo Capacity SOOu OAC
milk cooler, new; fifteen Milk cans;
two Sanitary Milk Buckets. four
Cooling Cans.
HOGS. One male Hog; two brood
Sows; ten Shoats.
Two heavy Wagons, capacity 1000
lbs each; two 18-foOt Hay Carriages;
one Wagon Body, holds 16 barrel Of
corn; one Low Wheel Wagon and
Body; one Jump Wagon; one Ma
nure Spreader; two Buggies; one
Rubber-tired Carriage; one Sulky
Cart; one 1-horse Cart; one 12-hole
Double Disc Drill; one Deer Corn
Planter, Hay Tedder; two horse
Rakes; two Deering Mowers; 5-foot
cut; one Champion Mower; one OliV-
er Sulky Seed Pillow, three 2-horse Sy-
racuse Plows, one 2-horse Oliver PloW,
18-foot Deering Binder, 16-foot Plano
Binder, one Ok Cart, one Mccormick
Corn Binder, one Weeder, one Land
Roller, one Lime Spreader, one Disc
Harrow, three Spring Tooth Harrows,
II, u and % tooth; three Riding Corn
Plows; six 3-Ieg Cultivators, four
Double Shovel Plows, one Single
Shovel Plow; one Tanning Mill; two
Grain Cradles, one Scientific Corn
Grinder, two Hay Forks, Rope and
Pulleys, two long handled Forks,
four short handled Forks, one Scoop
Shovel, long handle, Moving and
Bramble Sythes, mattocks, shovels,
Crowbars and many other farming
tools, too numerous to mention.
One complete Blacksmithing Outfit
with two Bellows, two Anvils, two
Drills, Hammers, Tongs and Wrench
eS.
HARNESS. Two sets Britching
Harness, in good shape; seven sets
Lead Harness, nine sets Plow Har-
ness, one set Cart Harness, nine
Housings, ten Brides, ten Halters, one
set Spring Wagon Harness, one set
Buggy Harness, twelve Collars, one
set Double Carriage Harness, excell-
ent condition; two Wagon Saddles.
one 6-horse Lead Line, one 4-horse
Lead Line, two Fifth Chains; two sets
Butt Chains, three pair Breast Chains,
| four Log Chains, seventeen Cow
! Chains, three sets Spreaders and Sim
! gle trees, four Tripletrees, complete
with double and singletrees, two sets
! of Doubletrees and Singletrees.
MISCELLANEOUS pair Plat
I form Scales, one Wagon Sheet, 18x24
! feet, two bales Barbed Wire, four and
half bushels Glover Seed, quantity
of Feed and Fertilizer Sacks, one Half
Bushel Measure, one Jack Screw, one
! Wagon Jack, one Coal Heating Stove,
! two Wood Heating Stoves, one Meat
Hogshead lot Dairy Feed.
Terms of Sale:-All sums of $40 or
under cash; over this amount a credit
of II months will be given, on ap-
proved notes, payable at the Sykes
Vile National Bank. and bearing inter
est from day of sale. No goods to be
removed until terms of sale are COM
piled with.
NOTE.-Luncheon will be served by
the Ladies' Aid Society of St. James
Church.
MILFORD SIMPLIFY, Owner.
Edgar Mercer, auct.
George Gallon and Harry Phelps
Clerks. oct26-2t