The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1919-01-31
DUBLIC SALE
STOCK
FARMING IMPLEMENTS, ETC.,
at Medford Railroad Station, Carroll
County, Md, on
Wednesday, February rs, 1918
AT 10 O'Clock, "A. M.

The undersigned, Mrs. Effie A.
Snader, widow of the late David W.
Snader, will sell at public sale the
following live stock, farming i'm
elements, household goods, etc., on
the premises of the late David w.
Snader, at Medford Railroad Station,
ON
WEDNESDAY,, FEBRUARY 26, 1919,
at lO o'clock a. m, sharp, namely:
bay horse, seven years old. excellent
single driver, also will work in heavy
harness, weighs about HOO pounds;
black horse, fifteen years old, work
anywhere; bay mare, ten years old,
not with foal now, weighs about 1900
pounds, will work anywhere; black
yearling colt, will become a work
horse; III head of excellent milk COWS
of which some will be fresh by day
of sale, others fresh in the fall of
1919 and Holstein bull, two years old,
weighs about 900 pounds; Holstein
he1fers, one year old each; 5 shoats,
weigh about 80 pounds each; two-or-
three horse farm wagon with bed,
wide spread manure spreader nearly
new, Champion Binder, six-foot cut,
cut only two crdps, Mccormick
mower, five foot cut, nearly new,
double row-corn planter, wagon
harness, traces, collars and two
horse hay rake, brides, single
harness, saddles, single row
corn planter, six horsepower gas
engine, six-mule team make, Superior
grain drill, eight hoe, good condition,
Penna. grain drill, eight hoe, fair
condition, Wizard seed plow, nearly
new, for three horses, sulky riding
corn pillow, all kinds OF forks, show
els, good spring wagon, baskets, 200
sacks, etc., chains, Bell City feed
cutter, New Holland feed mill with
Dagger attachment, nearly new,
power wood saw, nearly new; hay
fork, $50 feet rope and pulleys, all
good, set hay carriages, 2O-foot
double ladder, nearly new, corn
shelter, good as new, land roller,
eight feet wide, good as new disc
harrow, 22-tooth spring harrow,
nearly new, portland cutter, nearly
new, falling top buggy, in good con-
dition, spike harrow, BUICK-FOUR-
AUTOMOBILE, 1916
model, good, about 80 milk cans in
good condition, HOUSEHOLD
consisting of kitchen range, /
double heater coal stove, oak ex-
tension table, oak buffet, three bed
room suits, quilts, bedding, and many
articles of household goods and farm
ing implements too numerous to
mention, including dishes, etc, lot
Of smoked meat, lard, potatoes and
other produce. :.,.
TERMS OF SALE: All sums under
$40 cash and for larger amounts a
credit of 6 months will be given,
with approved security, with interest
from day of sale. No goods to be
removed until settled for.
MRS. EFFTE A. SNADER, Owner
Charles 0. Clemson, Attorney,
F.. Albert Crawford, Auctioneer.
Jonas M. Wagner and N. T. Bennett, /,
Clerks.
The farm at Medford of which the |
late David w. Snader died seized and
possessed, now the property of his
said widow, contains about SIS acres,
a wonderful farm with every con-
venience and equipment of lights and
water, located right at Medford ;
railroad station and at the junction )
Of four public county roads, is offer 4.
ed at private sale and possession
may be had April LIST next. !
Apply to Mrs. Eff1e A. Snader,
Owner, Medford, Md, or Charles o.
Clemson, Attorney, Westminster, Md.