The Penn's Grove record., 1917-02-09

ON
Wednesday,, February III, 1917
all the following personal property:
5 Head of Horses
Nos. l and Q is a pair of grays, 1917 hands
nigh. weigh $500 pounds, IL and II years old.
This is a first-class team in every respect and
are good walkers. No. 8 is a bay horse Frank,
Tie ane a good roader.i by Santa Claus. No. 4
is a bay horse, IA years old, by Wilkes, good in
all harness. No. 5 is a bay horse, good in all
harness.
IA Head of Cattle
Fourteen head of milking cows. They are
al Holstein, young, straight and right. Some
with call by their side, some close springers
and some milking, There are not any board
ers in this herd as they all help TO pay the
rent. Anyone wanting cows SHOULD come and
look them over. One good Hulstein bull, enti-
tied to register.
HOGS-Six handsome shoats, will weigh 100
pounds each. Some nice breeders among
them.
Three plantation wagons, one DeHart's
make. 4 inches on tread, 3-horse hitch 2 Den.
ny's make, 3 inches on tread, all with brakes :
2 sets sides and bottoms, one enclosed milk
wagon, with pole and shafts l buggy, ! spring
wagon, | good cart and harness, sleigh and
bells, 2 potato racks, Shoemaker's make, 2 sets
tomato springs.
Farming Implements
One manure s~preader, Worchester's make ;
l Thomas hay loader and horse rake, l McCOr-
mick mower, l hay tedder, new. 8 smoothing
harrows, so teeth, 2 weeders, field roller. fod-
2 potato planters, l Robbins and l Evans, 2
diggers, ! Hoover, l Iron Edge, all in good or
DEL. grindstone, 2 gasoline engines one 81
horsepower ON truck, International Make, In
frst-class Order, small engine for pumping
water, all in good order, potato buster, Beetles
make, l for 4 horses, John Deere riding pillow,
nav y Snnfh Rand nInW0 y -Tnhn q Ta ridinH
cultivators, 5 hoe harrows, one-hOrse pillow, 2
corn c0yerers, / marker. sweet potato marker.
sweet potato vine turner. white potato hitler,
300 tomato baskets. 2 bushel baskets, half
bushel measure, stalk sled, fertilizer truck,
eed5l O. oaa4i m max eao. : l ioaT y gosasS e9 %iIr -four -four
cooling box, large horse trough, hog trough,
hay fork and 6 blocks, $50 feet Of rope, patent
beam, weigh 500 lbs, 3 crow bars, lot of grain
bags. 5 sets OF hook swingletrees, l four horse
evener, l three horse wagon holsters, forks,
shovels. rakes and hoes, moving scythes OF all
kinds, sausage cutter and suffer, lard press,
2 portable boilers. l iron pot. i25 chestnut
posts, 400 feet bridge plank, lot of wire, IS
hen cOops, feed bin, barrels and boxes, 100
bushels oil corn, 10 pounds to the bushel.
Harness
Three and One-half sets double work har-
ness, set double carriage harness, Q sets car
riage harness.. / set milk wagon harness,
fynets, breast chains, stalk chains. 10 sets Of
trace chains, 10 COW staunchions. curry comb
and brushes, neck yoke and straps, snap
traces, one large buffalo robe, good as new
lot OF blankets.
Household Goods
One good cook stove. No. s, with water
back; one sitting room stove. new, Globe
one gasoline stove, new, quick meal one air
tight stove, lots of pots, pans and dishes of all
kinds, lots OF lamps, one light bed room suit,
bedstead, springs, mattresses, new washing
machine, large crossleg table, 4kitchen chairs,
one table. one lawn swing, one very old fash
Toned bureau, "a yards Brussels carpet, Sc
yards Ingram carpet, IA Brussels and rs yards
Ingram carpet.
CONDITIONS: Seven months by purchaser
giving a bankable note on sums of ten dollars
and upwards. Under SO, cash at close OF sale.
Sale to commence at II o'clock sh arp.
JAMES L. WHITESELL.
GEO A. ELK, Auctioneer, Bell Phone,
l87-J-2.
WM. NJ. BURK and HOWARD HrrcHHER,