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

| Intending to discontinue farming,
we win make public sale at my resi-
dence on the Arllen Place farm. To-
Gated one mile south OF Martinsburg,
on the Riley Ford road to Charles
Town, on
SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 10, 1918
the following personal property. to-
wit. Sale to begin at 10 o'clock a. m
IL t+HAD OF HORSES
Bay mare. weight 400. with foal
by imported Pefcheron horse, No. 1
harshare leader.
Ilack nsare. weight 1900. with foal
by Imported percheron horse, No. !
straa animal.
Blac9 mare, weight 1900. Nd bar.
share and wagon leader. work wher-
ever hitched,
Bay mare, weight 1900. barshare
leader and single driver
Black horse, weight 1850, No. |
strap animal
Dark iron gray horse. No, l strap
laninal and singls driver. bred from
standard bred Hackney horse
Mahogany brown mare. Lucretia
sire the Wickersham horse, whose
siFe~was King Nutwood and dam
Stratus c. NJ Clay Jr dam Butterfly
whose sire was Billy Sayers, By
Young Jim. By George Wilkes, dam
irish May. by George Wilkes, End.
dam May Luck. by American Star.
Bird, dam Lady Lyons, by Hamilton
ian 10th: 4th dam by Abdallah Chief
Four year old black horse. been
broken to work. shows good dispos
tion.
Three-year old black mare, bred
from Imported Percheron horse This
mare is very heavy bone.
Three-year old bay mare bred from
Imported Percheron horse, good
promising animal
Two-year old roam mare. part Bel
gian. Three yearling colts bred
from Belgian horse One OF these
colts is of heavy conformation.
S HEAD OF CATTLE.
One part Guernsey COW and calf
Part Jersey COW will be fresh BY day
Of sale. Durham COW giving full flow
of milk. Jersey cow will be fresh In
summer. Part Hereford COW, good hea-
w mixer.
f6 HEAD OF HOGS
Thornuehhred Chester SOW. large
size. will farrow March lst. Seven
Chester shoats will weigh about 30
lbs average Eight shoats will weigh
about so lbs. average.
FARMING IMPLEMENTS.
One four-horse Brown wagon, No.
g. inch tread: One farm wagon. bed
capacity SO bushels; One Hess rubber
tire buggy. nearly new; Twentieth
Century manure spreader, capacity
60 bushels: Deering binder. C-foot cut
In good condition; Binder lounge
truck: Superior grain drill. eight
hose, Ia good order; Deering horse
rake. nine-foot sweep: set new hay
ladders, 20-fo0t long; two three-horse
iron beam Syracuse plows and join
tiers: one Oliver chilled barshare
plow No, 40; one Brown double cul-
tiyator; land drag; one lever spring
tooth harrow, one fouF-square har-
row; Superior double disk corn plan
ter With check row chain and FER
tilizer attachment: one horse cnltiva-
tor: single shovel pillow; double sho-
vel yDl0w: garden plow: 0ne-horee
sppzng-toosn harrow; Defiance two
row corn cutter; hand cutting box:
2 iron watering watering troughs:
new hay FORK. rope and puileys: Two
buggy Jacks: American wire street
cher. complete: barb wire stretcher.
MACHINERY.
One Domestic three-horse power
gasoline engine, with tank, and spray.
er, complete; one truck for engine:
two knapsaek sprayers; one hand
suction ard force pump; Manils green
bone cutter Sharpless tubular cream
separator No 2,
Some Alfalfa Hay
About 40 Chickens, Barred Rock and
Tot o. Fodder.
HARNESS.
-Four sets front gears, ret new
SINGLE harness; sat plow gears; /
collar and hanAes for single HARNESS:
s..xf-,44 a~4471~< L Il f.s4t.. l. ,.4.1z4 III I.