Fulton County tribune. (Wauseon, Ohio) 1883-1925, 1918-02-15
PuRLIC SALE

DLA DE1LE
Having dissolved partnership, we
seph Vonier farm, known as the cold
Fraker Farm" located two miles
north of Pettisville, or four miles
west and One-quarter mile north OF
north end of Wauseon, Ohio, on
Thursday, February p, at 10 o'clock
a. M, the following described prop
erty, to-wit:
Horses-Bay mare, 5 years old, in
years old, weight 1900 lbs; this is an
straight and sound and a pair that
any lover of horses would be proud
to own; bay gelding, 5 years old,
Years old, weight HOO lbs, having
two distinct gaits, pace and trot, a
sound, speedy, and safe driver; bay
bay mare II years old, in foal, weight
400 lbs; bay gelding coming 2 years
old, weight 1900 lbs, the making of
an excellent good big horse; two good
| spring colts.
Cows-One Holstein COW, 4 years
old, fresh Nov. 10; one COW, 6 years
old. due to freshen by day of sale;
one COW, 6 years old, due to caive
March 26, these are three extra good
and heavy mixers; one Holstein COW
! years old, due to calve Sept. 10; one
Holstein cow, 6 years old, due to calve
Sept. 8; one COW, 3 years old, due tc
calve May 25; one Holstein heifer,
years old, due to caIve May Is, these
are all good mixers and high grade
cows. Three registered Holstein-Frie'
sians-Berly Wayne Colantha Mutual
No. 1925 H. F. H. B., II months
old, bred by Joseph Burkholder Wau,
seon, Ohio, sired by Colantha Sn
Maid Mutual No. 103288 who sold fol
$1,000 and he is a promising young
sire; one heifer, IA months old, and
one heifer IL months old, sired by q
son of King Of the Pontiacs, making
them granddaughters of King of the
P~ontiacs, one of the worlds greatest
Holstein sires; both are by high pro.
ducing danes. They have both size
and quality. Registers for these heif
ers will be furnished; one grade heifel
16 months old; A heifer calves rang.
ing in age from 5 to z months old; one
heifer calf 3 months old.
Hogs-Two soWs to farrow March
Is; two to farrow March %, and tive
to farrow April l..
~Seventy-five bushels of Great Sizt
Seed oats extra good quality; 6 ton.
No. L timothy hay, 900 bundles O
good corn fodder.
Farm Implements Deering grain
binder, Deering mower, 1. C. H. corr
planter with fertilizer attachment
Hosler Disc drill, with fertilizer at
tachment; New Ideal manure spread
er, Clover Leaf manure %spreader, Dali
hay loader, Osborne hay tedder, New
Dutch Uncle riding cultivator, Molin
riding cultivator, steel bar land roller
disc harrow, 3 section 108 tooth WOO
beam drag, two section steel drag
South Bend gang riding pillow, Roc.
Island riding pillow, two Bryan walk
ing plows, corn wagon, 3h-inc
skein, farm wagon, wagon box an
spring seat, fiat bottom hay rack wit
box complete, Cron top buggy, ope.
buggy, set of heavy brass trimme
harness, good as new; set of doubl
light harness, single buggy harness
22-inch collar; and 4 2O-inch collars
clover seed buncher, scoop board,
wheel barrel spray pump, steel whet
barrow, wagon jack, rope and tackle!
! 50-gal. kerosene tank, two 10-gallo
. milk cans, new lawn mower, wonde
washer, nearly new; barrel churn,
: good Round Oak heating stow,
sythe, scoop shovel, shovels, fork
{ hand corn planter, crosscut saw, axe
and other articles not mentioned. TIL
" above tools are nearly all new.
Free lunch at noon.
{ Terms-All sums of SIS and undt
cash; all sums above that amount
:, credit of II months time will
given, purchaser giving good a
r proved security with interest at 6 pl
r cent from date of sale.
STUTESMAN BROS, Props.
A. Banty Huber, Auctioneer.
D. w. Nofzinger and
F. W. Becker, Clerks.