The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1920-03-19
DUBLIC SALE
TUESDAY, MARCH 2srd, 1920.

/ will sell at public sale on the
above date at my residence, on the
farm of Mrs. Charles Schaffer, better
known as the tSchaffer tan yard prop
erty'' in Westminster district, Carroll
county, Md, about II mile northwest
from Krider's church, along the
Meadow Branch road, the following
personal property, to wit: 4 HORSES,
black saddle horse, s years old and
a fine leader, black mare, 8 years old,
is an extra fine worker. These are
heavy draught horses and will weigh
about 14O0 lbs. a piece; bay mare, 10
years old, is a good off-side worker
and a fine driver; bay mare, rising 4
years old; 10 head of Dehorned Cat
tie, consisting of mich COWS, some
of which will be fresh by day of sale,
some are close springers and some
will be fresh IN the fall; 10 head Of
fine stock bulls, Herfords and Dur
hams, all fit for service; so head OF
fine hogs, consisting of brood soWs,
8 of which will farrow in February,
the rest in May; "A fine shoats, will
weigh from 80 to 100 lbs. a piece.
These hogs are Berkshire, Poland
China and O. I. G. stock, and are in
a thriving condition; lot of chickens
by the pound; four-ton 4-inch tread
Lansing wagon, good as new, home
made stonebed to same 1874 feet long
with double sideboards; two-ton g.
inch tread thimble skein Acme wag-
on and bed; truck wagon, spring wag-
on, spring wagon spread, Deering bin
der, Z TT. cut. with truck; Nice ormick
corn binder, Deering mower, #. cut;
Deering hay rake, 9 f. wide; hay
carriages, 16 and Is IT. long; Superior
grain drill; Corn King manure spread
er, wide spread, hay tedder, Superior
double row corn planter, 2 Wizard
furrow plows, Nos 104 and 80, steel
land roller, 20 tooth Perry wood frame
harrow, 25 tooth lever harrow, Buck
eve riding corn cultivator, Buckeye
walking corn cuitivator. hand
corn cultivators, shovel plow, bob
sled and bed, set manure planks. This
machinery and implements are all
good as new, having been used only a
few seasons: iron hog troughs, S
it. and 715 #. long; grindstone with
pedals, wagon jack, corn shelter, milk
cart wheeIbarrow, tripods for
hanging hogs; grain cradle, scythes
and snaths, double ladder, IS feet
long, single, double and triple trees,
horse stretcher, 3-horse stretcher,
jockey sticks, middle rings, log, sixth,
butt, halter and COW chains, sneaf,
pitch and manure forks, dung hook,
digging iron, sledge, wedges, scoop
shovels, wire stretcher, straw knofe,
bushel basket, Blue Bell cream sepa-
rator No. g.. Is 5-gallon milk cans, 5
7-gallon milk cans, sanitary milk pail,
milk strainer, 2 sets breechband har-
ness, 5 sets lead harness, housings,
brides, collars, halters, fynets, wag-
on saddle, wagon whip, 2 check lines,
or horse line, plow line, carrying
straps, choke straps, double set of
harness, set buggy harness, spring
wagon harness, names and traces,
hitching straps and many articles not
mentioned. Corn by the barrel. Sale to
begin at 10 o'clock a. m.
Terms All sums of SIS and under,
cash; on all sums above SIS a credit
of 10 months will be given on notes
with approved security without in
terest if punctually paid at maturity,
if not promptly paid when due inter
est will be charged from day OF sale.
A discount of 8 per cent will be al
lowed for cash on sums above S..
w. MURRAY MILLER.
+. N. o. Smith, auct.
M. =. M. Troxell and H. ". Croft,
clerks. Sale rain or shine.
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