Newark post., 1920-02-11
PUBLIC SALE

PUBLIC SALE
The undersigned having decided to
discontinue farming on the SLACK F arm, ~
on the stone road leading from Newark
to Elkton, about quarter mile north Of
Iron Hill Station, where | now reside,
will sell, on
Thursday, February 18th, 1920
at | ! o'clock sharp, the following de-
scribed Personal Property:
8 Horses and Colt.
No. h Ben, dun horse, IL years old,
work anywhere, can't be hooked wrong
and hrs-class saddle horse, safe for a
woman to handle, and as sound as bullet.
No. 2, Red Wing, sorrel horse, 9 years
old and sound, 6rst-class worker and fine
road horse, full Of life. No. 3. Helen,
gray mare, 2 yrs. old, extra fine road
mare, sound and clean, safe for lady to
drive. No. 4, Mable, dun mare, Ia yrs.
old, extra fine worker in all harness. safe
for lady to drive. This full sister to
No. /; they make fine team any place
you hook them. No. 5, Dobbin, bay
colt, 4 yrs. old, broke in all double har-
ness, sired by Percherou horse; he is
the making Of fine horse and not pim-
pie on him. No. 6, Polly, bay mare, 4
yrs. old, broke in all double harness.
This is a fine built mare, half sister to
No. 5. They make nice team, and a
sound team, both half Percheron. No. 7,
Fannie, black mare, IL yrs. old, sound as
bullet, This is an awful nice mare
broke in all harness, safe for lady to
drive anywhere. No. s, Pilot, black
horse, J yrs. old, tough and sound as you
find them, works good in all harness. single
or double. This is a mate for No. I
He is sired by Austin Burns. No. 9,
Queen, bay mare, 5 yrs. old. This is
the queen Of all, she is sound and as nice
mare as any one owns. works fine in all
harness and as pretty as picture. This
is mare worth looking over, sired by
Director M.
10 Fine Mich Cows
FiOe Hebers and one Registered
Guernsey Bull. This bull was bough,
from MIR. John Higgins. the owner Of the
best Guemseys in the country. Papers
and pedigree go with him. Several Of
the cows will be fresh by day of sale,
some close springers. This is fine herd
of Cuernseys and are worthy of your
attention. They are young and have the
size and will compare with any herd Of
Guemseys in the country. Come and
look them over.
Farming Implements, &c.
Champion binder, Deering mower in
good order, spring-tooth harrow good as
new, Missouri grain drill in hrst-class order,
corn planter, steel roller in good order,
spring-tooth harrow good as new, sixty
spike-tooth harrow new last spring, 2 rid
ing cultivators, one Iron Edge and one
International, new last spring; hand cult
vator, 10th Century manure spreader in
good order, 2 No. 2 Syracuse plows in
good shape, one-horse plow nearly new,
2 farm wagons in good shape. one nearly
new; 2 hay flats, horse cart, creamery
wagon, buggy, brake cart, grindstone,
wheelbarrow, grain fan, rakes, hoes,
shovels, forks, post spade, lot of tomato
baskets, corn knives, lot of |, Z, 3, 4 and
5-horse trees nearly all new last spring,
2 log chains, wagon jack, extra large jack,
lot Of other things too numerous to mep-
ton. HARNESS. sets lead harness,
z sets britch harness new last spring, set
carriage harness, 7 sets plow harness, 7
collars, ] brides, part Of them new last
spring.
Household Goods, &c.
Home Comfort range in good order,
coal oil stove in good order, chunk stove,
hall rack in good condition, table, 3 or 4
barrels in good shape, bench, milk cans,
churn, buckets, z large iron pots, used for
butchering work; 2 rocking chairs, | bed,
and lot Of other things not mentioned
Corn and oats by the bushel. Hay by
the ton. Chickens, guineas and goose.
TERMS OF SALE-All sums of
$25 and under cash, over that amount
credit Of 9 months will be given by pur-
chaser giving bankable note with ap-
proved endorser, interest from day of sale.
No goods to be removed until conditions
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