The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1920-03-05
Public Sale!

The undersigned intending to quit
farming will sell the following per-
sonal property on his farm, situated
rear Tyrone, on
FRIDAY, MARCH e, 1920, at 10
o'clock sharp, II head Horses, Mules
and Colts, consisting of head Of
work horses, 3 of them good leaders;
one a large black saddle horse and
leader, 8 years old; sorrel horse, 8
years old, an all purpose horse (no
leader); black mare, years old, No.
leader, any woman or child can
drive her; black horse, IL years old,
fine ohside worker; brown mare,
years old, leader, fine worker and
driver; bay horse, 4 years old, offside
worker; 2 bay colts, 8 years old;
black Percheron colts, 2 years old,
will make heavy horses; pair dark
mules, coming years old, big enough
for work; 81 Head of Cattle, consist
ing of 10 head of mich COWS, OF
these will be fresh tby day of sale.
These fresh cows are Holstein and
Durham, carry End and Bird calves and
are heavy mixers; three Of the bal
ance will be fresh during the summer
and the balance are Fall cows. These
COWS are Jersey, Holstein and Dur
nam stock and are all young and ex-
ira good mixers and creamers; 8
Heifers, Durham and Holstein. 8 OF
which will be fresh or very close
sprlngers by day of sale; 5 stock
Bulls, Durham stock, large enough for
service; Fat Durham Bull, steer
weighs about 700, the above cows are
rearly all home raised, easy mixers,
straight and right in bags and must be
as represented. Hogs, about SO head
OF Hogs, consisting of Brood Sows,
or 3 OF which may have pigs by day
of sale, the balance to farrow during
April and May; 2 sows, pigs will be
weaned by day of sale; Board Hog,
large enough for service; about 80
Shoats, Weighing from so to IS lbs;
II pigs, weeks old Farming Imple-
ments, viz Titan 1920 Tractor and
plows, in first class order; Fleetwood
grain separator, 26 inch cylinder, in
good order; Appleton corn husker,
rcll, in first class order; Q heavy or
3 horse wagons, inch tread; good
wagon bed, double side boards, holds
Is barrel corn; 2 horse wagon and
bed, good as new; good hay car
riages, 10 and 20 feet long; s foot
Deering wheat binder, in good rum
ming order; Deering corn binder, in
good order; 2 Shoe grain drills, one
Superior, good as new; one Bick-
ford and Hoffman, in running order;
Ks eystone hay loader and side deliv-
cry, hay rake, good as new; Deering
hay tedder, prong, good as new;
mowers, one Deering, foot cut; brand
new; one Mccormick, Az IT. cut, in
running order; hay rake, 100 bushel
new Ideal manure spreader, in good
running order; j. I. Case double corn
planter, in good order; 2 Wizard No.
104 furrow plows, good order; riding
furTow plow, double suIkey corn
plows, Albright and Buckeye, both
good as new; 3 point corn drag, 3
double shovel plows, No. 10 Ohio fod-
der cutter aud shredder, in good con-
dition; good bob sled, will carry 2
tons, almost new; sleigh, Winnowing
mill, in running order; Superior II
disc harrow, in good order; 22-
tooth Perry harrows, good as new; so
tooth smoothing harrow, good shape;
foot steel land roller, almost new;
double Harpoon hay fork and 125 feet
hay rope and lot of pulleys, double
corn shelter, good order; cider, mill
and press, in good working order;
speed cart, good as new; good heavy
corn stretchers, fifth chain, good buggy
pole, complete; 4 double trees, triple
trees, 4-horse tree, lot of single trees,
jockey sticks, open rings, log chain,
COW chains, breast chains, lot of emp
,ty sacks, 2 scoop shovels, digging iron,
crosscut saw; Harness of all kinds
found on large farm. Set breech-a
bands, good; 6 sets front gears, set
double buggy harness, 4 and 6-horse
lines, 2 sets check lines, all good as
new; plow lines, pair good buggy lines,
collars, brides, halters and f1ynets,
extra good wagon saddle, large din
ner bell, horse Quincy gasoline en-
CINE, in good order; No. Is DeLava1
cream separator, good as new; 25 gall
lon barrel churn, in best of order,
equipped for hand or belt power;
about 16 feet of steel shafting, hang
ers and pulleys, lot OF betting, one belt
II feet long, 5 inch, new; one belt,
60 feet long, 5 inches wide; several
other short belts; brand new iron ket-
tie; Household Goods, consisting of
small buffet, old time bureau, good
CoHoIIAon' SmdlA ueSk, morris reclln-
il2g chair, new; about q yards hemp
carpet, in good condition; good lounge,
lot of barrels, " barrels, cupboard, so
gallon steel oil drum and 2 3O-galIon
and many other articles too numerous
10 mention
Terms of Sale as follows: All sums
Of $1,000 or under the cash is requir-
ed; on all sums over $1,000 credit
of 10 months will be given purchaser
to give his, her or their notes with ap-
proved security, bearing interest from
day of sale.
SAMUEL A. WAYBRIGHT.
J. N. o. Smith, auctioneer
Chas. S. Marker and w. q. Marker,
clerks. feb Post