Martinsburg W Va evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1913-1920, 1918-03-04
PUBLIC SALE
OF VALUABLE
PERSONAL PROPERTY

The undersigned, intending to quit
farming, will sell at public sale, at
his residence on the Ridge road two
miles north of Shenandoah Junction,
and four miles south of Shepherds
town, on
MONDAY, MARCH II, 1918,
the following personal property:
10 HEAD oF-HoRsES
No. /, bay mare. s years old. in
foal by Jutor, barshare and wagon
leader, works anywhere hitched No
2, dark bay mare, 8 years old in foal
by Jutor barshare leader, works any
where. No. 8, bay mare, II years
years Old, in foal by Jutor, barshare
and wagon leader. the pride of the
farm. No. 4. black mare. 10 years
old, in foal by Jutor. strap mare. The
above mares are close built and of
good style and action have colts ev-
cry year and have made me money.
No. 5, black mare, 3 years old, fine
barshare and wagon leader, can't be
hitched wrong. No. 6, dark bay mare
6 years old, has been worked in wa
son lead some, will make extra good
work leade-. No. Z, black gelding,
z years old, n fine barshare leader
and team saddle horse. No s, black
gelding 6 years old. has worked some
in lead. Nos. 5, 6. and s are of
good size and weight and have plenty
of action, and all are sired by inn
ported Percheron horses. No. 9. bay
gelding years old fine strap horse,
has been driven some No. 10, bay
Belgian mare colt, coming years
old. works fine, close built No. IL,
bay Belgian colt one year old. No.
II, mare colt and No. 10 horse colt,
weanlings, good ones, sired by Jul
tor. All of the above horses were
started right in their breeding and
are kept that way, and all are sound
and without blemish
20 HEAD OF CATTLE
One young Jersey COW with calf by
her side, an extra good one. Three
brindle cows, will be fresh in early
spring and summer, good mixers
One thoroughbred Durham bull, eli
gible to registry, he is a extra fine
and very quiet Ten fat steers, weigh
700 to 1000 pounds; corn, cotton
seed meal and silage fed cattle:
these fat steers will be sold for
cash. The remaining eleven are all
extra thrifty young yearling steers
and heifers, all have been well fed
and cared for.
IS HEAD OF SHEEP
VIII be divided into three focks.
Some have lambs now. Two bucks,
one thoroughbred Shropshire from
Msh's flock. the other a grade. These
sheep have had good attention this
winter
ia HEAD OF HOGS
Seven sows, grade Durocks, fine
bunch; some have pigs now. others
will have pigs by middle of March
or first of April Six small shoats.
One fine young Duroc boar, will
weigh f75 pounds
MACHINERY, IMPLEMENTS, HAIR
NESS, HOUSEHOLD GOODS, ETC.
One 6-horse power gasoline engine,
Domestic make, made in Shippens-
burg, mounted on truck, friction
clutch pulley good one; Peerless
corn crusher, No. 4, has patent plates
that can be recut at small cost. One
large feed cutter, four u inch knives.
cut 3-S to 2 inches, IL IT, carrier;
2-hole corn shelter. has band wheel
or run by hand power; / good Acme
wagon and bed, inch tread, will
carry 100 bushels wheat; Studebak-
er wagon, inch tread, carries three
tons; set Of shelvings % feet long;
low wheel truck. 7 Fl. Deering bin
der, Mccormick corn binder. 2 Shoe
Superior grain drills, in best order:
Twentieth Century manure spreader,
in fine running order; two-wheel
Defiance orn cutters, / check or drill
Satley corn planter, with cable and
phosphate attachment, drops in hill
or drill; Superior disc harrow Deer
ing 6-fork hay tedder. Osborne hay
rake Osborne mower, j. |. Case two
bottom gang plow foot lift, 3 Brown
walking cultivatOrs, steel frame fe-
yer harrows, one OF them new; s.
Oliver chilled plows, ] Ullum plow.
lot OF plow jointers, spiketooth
smoothing harrow, large jack
screws, one a ratchet jack.
HARNESS Four sets breechbands.
4 sets front gears, sets pillow gears,
6-horse wagon line. 9 brides, 8 col
lars, ? leather halters, sets check
lines 4 sets iy straps, two pairs new.
and many other articles too numer-
ous TO mention
MAYNARD SEPARATOR NO. ~.
Five Ducks, 2 Geese, 1 Turkey Hen.
Tom.