Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1919-03-06

Having rented buena vista anu aspen
pool. the two farms that have had stocked,
win make sale on the latter, known as the
Neikirk farm, two miles southeast OF Shop
herdstown, without reserve. on
Thursday, March Is, 1919
THE FOLLOWING PERSONAL PROPERTY
II Head of Horses and Mules
Fleet, black mare six years old, in foal.
works in wagon lead. Daisy, bay mare IN
foal, 6 years old, good barshare leader nate,
gray mare Q years old. in foal, good strap
mare These mares are in ioal by regis.
tered Percheron horse. Mig, black mare, ii
years old, good barshare leader. Lady, bay
mare IL years, works under saddle OF IN
wears old, works anywhere hitched. Flora,
sorrel mare IA years old, general purpose
mare. Nell, red roam Percheron mare coming
8 years old, broken to work. Barney, 3iack
horse coming years old, works anywheie.
Dock. iron gray, years old can't hitch him
wrong. Jumbo, black Percheron coming Z
wears old. Alice, sorrel Percheron coming
years old. Tom. black Percheron coming
one year old Bill, black roam Percheron,
works anywhere. Sam, dark bay mule ~
years old Fanny, dun mule II years old.
Queen, black mule 10 years old. These mules
are good barshare leaders and will work
anywhere.
"a Head of Cattle
Eight mich cows, some milking, others
freshen in spring and summer. One yearling
Hereford bull, 10 good steers coming two
years old, yearling heifers, are Holstein,
one yearling Jersey bull.
80 Head of Hogs
One Poland China boar, sows, one with
pigs by her side, the others will farrow by
time of sale or soon thereafter, 10 shoats
weighing from 50 to 60 pounds.
10 Head of Sheep
Twelve ewes with lambs by their side.
One yearling Dorset buck, six last-years
lambs.
FARMING. IMPLEMENTS, ETC..
Six wagons, No. 2 and Brown make, one
beds, sets hay ladders, manure spreaders
in good condition, new lime spreader, one
2 horse Superior "a disc seed sower, Tit.
binders, one Osborne the other Deering,
these binders are good as new; hay rakes'
2 grain cradles, Osborne hay tedder, NOW.
ers, one Osborne the other Deering.
grain drills, one 10 Tin. disc VanBrunt
make, none bitter, the others THOMAS ana
Superior; double row check corn planters,
hand corn pa nters, Olivef pioWs, o
jointers, 6 cultivators, good ones; D SPRING
tooth harrows, one double disc cutaway haI-
row, one disc pulverzer, the lnbreaka0le
kind: corn coyerer, double and single shovel
plows, Chatham wheat fan for cleaning seed
wheat and clover seed, Rover corn shelter,
new cutting box, cuts fodder or lay; hand
seed sower, platform bed for mailing apples
in barrels, never been used; set log ladders,
American wire ssretcher, barb wire stietch-
err set OF dung boards, extra good set double
ladders 36-it. long, other good ladders, wise
and anvil, new block and tackle, hog oiler,
hay ropes, saws, hatchets, barrel tank ior
oil, grindstones, any number treble, double
ard single trees, pair stretchers, crowd
sticks half bushel measures, coop sEovels,
shovels, digging irons, crowbars, mattocks,
picks, briar scythes, forks, 2, and prong
grain sacks, wedges, sledges, log chains,
butt chains, and breast chains, corn spuds,
corn knives, &c.
HARNESS-Four sets breechbands, sets
Yankee harness, sets front gears, sets
carrying straps, II sets plow gears, wagon
lines, sets check lines, wagon saddles, 10
collars and l6 brides, pads, &c. This har-
ness is all in good repair.
Some Fifty Or More Good Chickens.
TERMS OF SALE
A credit of twelve months will be given on
all sums OF $40 and over, purchaser to give
note with approved security, negotiable and
payable at any OF the county banks. Notes
to bear interest from date. Under $40 cash.
No property to be removed until settled tor.
Sale to begin at o'clock, sharp.
Hucksters allowed and invited to come and
bring plenty Advise against smoking in
and around the barn.
E. H. REINHART.
Engle & Dodd. Auctioneers
w. r. McQuilkin and ]. S. Reinhart, Clerks.
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