Martinsburg W Va evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1913-1920, 1918-02-05
PUBLIC SALE
or VALUABLE
PERSONAL PROPERTY

Mr.. o. M Dick having purchased
la farm. and Mr.. ~ B. Shrimp. the
other partaer, intending to discon-
tinue farming which necessltates
partnership dissolu,io ion, we. the. I'M
Idersigned will make public sale at
our present residence on She e. G..
Henshaw farm, situated six miles
north of Martinsburg one mile north
|of Cumbo Yards, and one and one
half miles south OF Spring Mills. on
FRIDAY, FEBRUARY is. 1918,
commencing at 10 o'clock a. M, the
following personal property:
IL HEAD OF HORSES
No. l, Myrtle, dark roam mare, 0
Years old, will work anywhere hitch
ed, good barshare leader; No. 2.
Mabel. gray mare. 8 years old, viii
work anywhere hitched, a good bar
share leader; No. 8, Daisy. brown
mare. s years old, will work any
where hitched good driver; No. 4,
Prince, white horse. IL years old. a
Igood strap. and driving animal; No
Is, Bill, black horse. II years old,
work anywhere hitched and a gosd
barshare leader, an exceptional
horse for his age No. 6, Lee, dun
horse, coming four years old, has
worked everywhere except in the lead,
a good diver: No. Z, Nell. dark
brown mare, IL years DID, work aay-
where hitched, good barskarc lead
Ter; No. 5, Laura, a well-bred Perch
leron mare, coming years old; No.
10. jeff, black mule, coming 2 years
old, a good blocky mule colt; No. 10
and IL, mare and horse colt, coming
a year old, OF good draft stock; No IL
bay horse cl-, Berkeley Wilkes
stock.
HEAD CATTLE
Four mich COWS, two OF which will
be close sp7ingers and two giving
milk; | Jersey heller, close spring
err: yearling bull calf, l young fat
COW.
10 HEAD OF HOGS
One young SOW with fine pigs;
fine brood sows. bred to farrow be-
tween March 10 and April Is; 10
good shoats, the size to PIT up for
5our meat next. fall.
FARMING IMPLEMENTS.
One Osborne binder 7-foot cut. in
good order, only cut three crops; 1
Dee ing mower, g cd as new; / Deer
ing horse rake, 9-foot sweep. good as
new: Hoosier double corn planter,
with fertilizer attachments. in first
class shape; l Buckeye double culti-
vator with extra stocks to put in
third shovels; l Success manure
spreader, with 20 bushel bed, In good
order; Superior Shot grain drill, In
good order; 2 Oliver barshare plows.
No. 40 and No. 40XX: 4 harrows.
1 iron frame lever spring tooth, IL
teeth, 8 A spike tooth harrows, Q
double shovel plows, land drag,
4-horse evener, double trees. thribble
trees and single trees; gee sticks.
l set 1S-foot shelvings, with brake
lever attached; clamp for wire
stretcher; | six-prong hay fork and
hay rope, ! trip rope, / spring seat.
pair OF sprocket tenders for Buckeye
cultivator; 3 corn choppers, hound
plate for rear wagon hound, 2 large
sold wrenches, let pillow shovels, 3
lung forks, long handled pitch
~ - = btNrAt Atth nd4dlCt 4 L&0-kdl.
cylinder churn, in good order. and
tots Of ether things too numerous to
mention
HARNESS
One set lead harness for one horse
nearly new; / set pillow harness. / set
driving harness with breast straps.
bride, riding bride, 8 work collars.
| driving collar. ] saddle Off driving
harness, 5 or 6 leather halters. d
web halsers. martlngales for riding
The above harness is in good condi-
Ion. One pair buggy harness and
race.
one-Halt Interest," in 20 Acres Of
Growing Wheat.
This wheat was sown early with
Multiplying Variety Seed at one and
one-half bushels to the acre. and il
wen fortified and in good condition.
Also
0nesHalf Interest n 10 Acres Of
Growing Rye.
sown early and It has fine start.
One Peninsula fouF-hole cook stove
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