Milford chronicle., 1920-02-06
Thursday, February 19, 1920,

at 9 o'clock, A. NJ, sharp, the following
described personal property TO wit
LIVE STOCK
s horses and colts. Nos. l and 2-Sam
and Frank, pair Of Roam horses. , ano
10 years old. will weigh about l4OO
pounds viii work any spot or place.
Have no bad habits. Nos. 3 and =
Mike and MOllie, pair Of Roans, coming
3 and years oldg will weigh about 1900
pounds, are exceptionally fine young an
imals Nos and 6-Kate and Queen,
l y and IA years old, are dead-down
workers in all harness, and are both
Delmar Hal years old, is gentle
mans driving horse. Will road 10 TO
/ Il miles an hour. 1t takes an automo-
bile TO beat her when you speed her. Is
1 good brood mare and is fearless Of all
I objects No S-Liberty Hal, last Spring S
/ colt, ard say, boys, she is a peach, was
sired by old Director Red; her dam is
| Delmar Hal
20 Head Of Cattle. Is head Of Mich
Cows. One thoroughbred Holstein Stock
Bull, he is Of the white grounded black
spotted strain. Four first-class heifers
These heifers and a lot Of the COWS
are thoroughbred holsteins. although not
registered ! have been careful in the
breeding md selection CT he>e ear e.
The most Of them are white grounded
and black spotted with no black mark
below the knees; all are young and ex-
ceptionally goJd mixers. Lot Of Shoats.
Lot Of White Cor, on the cob
FARMING UTENSILS, ETC.
One York Carriage. Buggy. Courtland
Break Cart, two-horse wagons, two of
whish are about new; Dearborn, John
der; DeerHg Binder III tip-top shape, two
new John Itere Riding Plows, Corn
Planter in excellent shape. Ideal Deering
Muwing Mach r. Hay Rake, Three-Sec-
tion Iron Roller Two Sod Cutters, good
Riding Cultvators, Good Hay Tedder,
new S-row Marker, No. 19 Oliver Plows,
No. 40 Oliver PlOw, one 1-horse Plow, ?
6C-iCClh Iron Drag Harrow s, Hay aEd
T mao Racks, three W.;lki1g 'uliva-
tors Good Double A Drag, Grain FanRe
cleaner Corn Shelter Seed S)we'. Root
Cutter Fairbanks Platform Scales,
Wheelbalrow, Half Bushels, Tomato
PasL t., Grain Boxes, LOT of Hay
Fork Rope, Scratch Harrow, New Wagon
Springs, Log Chains, Rolling Golfers,
Barn Trucks, Hand Corn Planters, set
of good Double Carriage Harness. 4 sets
of Wagon Harness, a lot Of Carriage,
Plow. and other Harness, Riding Saddle.
Halters, Brides, lot Of new Irish Collars.
Cow Chains. Bushel Baskets. Grain
Shovels, Forks, Shovels, Hoes, Wire
Stretcher, Wagon Jacks, a lot Of 4, 3, 2
and 1-Horse Trees, two Carriage Poles,
Breast Yokes, 14-foot Ladder, Grind
Stone, Iron Vice and Bench, Gas Tank,
Hand Saws, Crosscuts Corn Knives, Oil
Cans, Axes, Barrel Spray with hose,
Chicken Coops and Boxes. Barrels, Milk
Cans and Buckets, Strainer, etc.
SiX-HOrSe power Gasoline Engine, IN
fine shape. Lowdown Wagon, Food Mill.
Wood Saw and Bench; Betting. No 6
suction-feed Sharpless Separator, that
has been used very little; Automobile
Tires, lot of junk.
HOUSEHOLD GOODS
A first class Majestic Range, Chunk
Burners. as good as new; Double Heater,
lot of Bedsteads, Extension Tables,
Chairs, Couch, Sausage Grinder, Fire
place Crate. Sale rain or shine
TERMS OF SALE
On all sums Of $40 and under, Cash; on
all sums over that amount 8 months
credit will be given by the purchaser Civ
ing a Judgment Note or Bond with APP
proved Endorser. Automobiles will
meet trains at Dover until noon on day
of sale
JAMES p. MASTEN.
W. c. Moore & Son, Auctioneers.
J. B. Keith, Inside Clerk.
B. H. Moore, Outside Clerk.
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