Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1920-02-10


Roads, one mile east of Uvilla, one mile
south of Moler's Cross Roads and miles
south of Shepherdstown, on
Monday, February %, 1920
the following personal property
S HEAD OF HORSES AND COLTS
No. /. Nellie, roam mare coming years
old, works anywhere hitched, heavy draft ;.
No 2, Star, bay coming years old,
cannot be hitched wrong. general purpose;
No. 8, roam colt Queen, coming years old,
thoroughly broken, heavy draft; No. 4, Sor-
rel colt, Rose. coming years old, thorough
ly broken, heavy draft All of the above
horses are clean of blemishes far as /
know. No. 5, Beck, bay mare coming IL
years old, works anywhere hitched, blind.
HEAD OF CATTLE
No. /, well bred Guernsey COW, carrying
third calf, will be fresh in spring: No. g..
half Jersey and half Angus cow, carrying
fifth calf, will be fresh in spring.; No. g.,
Jersey COW, carrying second calf, viii be
fresh in spring. These cows are exception
ally good ones and giving good flow
of milk now. No. A. Holsten heifer, will
be fresh in spring Nos. and 6, two Jersey
! heifers, will be fresh in spring; No. a Hol-
stein bull 16 months old, weighs 1000 lbs,
has heavy bone.
20 HEAD OF HOGS
Three brood sows with pigs. 10 head of
l.
| weighing 80 lbs
FARMING IMPLEMENTS
No Brown wagon and bed and 20-ft.
shelvings, Johnson manure spreader, Deer
| ing binder, 7-ft cut; Thomas grain drill,
Shoe; Simplex corn planter, Thar roller,
2 cultivators, one International pivot axle
riding, practically new: Deering mower.
Deering horse rake. 7-shovel one-horse eul-
| tiyator, 2 Syracuse plows. 36l,three- horse
and 362 two horse and Joiner; spring.
| tooth harrows, one lever, the othher wooden
( frame; single and double shovel plows,
| square-back cutter sleigh. Thrush Slough
| buggy, grindstone, cross-cut saw, seed SOW
| err, 5-gallon cream can, quarter barrel vine-
gar, years old: axe, sledges and wedges,
| 2 sets butt traces, set breast chains. sad
| dler's horse, briar scythe,s digging iron. 2
| four-prong forks. two-prong and one three
prong forks mattocks, hog troughs, pair
| spreaders single, double and thribble trees.
jockey sticks, lot of grain sacks. double
block pulley and rope, calf weaners. corn
| cutters and spuds, lot of new tar rope, long
handle shovel, corn scoop, corn baskets, lot
lief junk etc. Most of the above machinery
I is practically new and allin good running
condition.
HARNESS. &C.
| Two sets of breechbands,, 2 sets front
| gears, pillow gears. set of single driving har-
| ness, strans of sleigh bells. set of check
| lines, wagon saddle, S leather halters. wagon
| line, collars, brides, lead reins.
MISCELLANEOUS
| Some good timothy hay, about 500 bundles
of fodder. about 10 barrels corn, about rs
| bushels Blue Victor potatoes. lot of other
articles too numerous to mention.
TERMS OF SALE:-A credit of nine
months will be given all sums of $40
| and over. purchaser to give. negotiable note
with approved security, payable at either
| bank OF Shepherdstown any of the neigh
boring banks Notes to bear interest from
date Under $40 cash. No. property to be
removed until settled for. Sale to begin at
| 10 o'clock, a. m, rain or shine.
| VIM. M. JONES.
Chas. T.. Engle, Auctioneer.
| Bane Brown, Clerk.
1 At the same time and place will sell one
| bed and springs. one kitchen cabinet one
arm chair. one four-burner oil stove. The
L above articles are as good as new.