The Democratic advocate., 1920-03-05

The undersigned intending to discon-
tinue farming win offer at public sale, on
her farm, at Wakefield Station, along the
W. NJ Il. r., on
FRIDAY, MARCH 10, 1aee,
commencing promptly at O'Clock a. m
IL HEAD OF GOOD HORSES.
Nancy, 10 years old, black, weigh about
1000 lbs, work anywhere hitched, an ex-
cellent saddle mare; Dan, a black IL years
old, weigh about 400 lbs good leader and
offside worker; Sunrise, sorrel II years
old. work anywhere hitched and very
good leader, weigh about HOO lbs; Tom
a black years old, a good offside worker
weigh about 1900 lbs; Queen, q handsome
black mare. 9 years old, weigh about 400
lbs, work anywhere hitched, good bloeky
horse; Prince, black, years old, weigh
about a.s4 lSOO s lhf;, a very good worker; Bene-
hundred lbs, good offside worker; 2
one year old colts, both black, mare and
horse; Topsy black, 15 years old, work
anywhere hitched; Pearl, black, Q years
old, very good driver, fearless of all road
objects and safe for any woman to handle
and a good offside worker Anybody in the
market for good horses should not miss
this SALE
20 HEAD OF CATTLE
consisting of 16 milch cows, are Hol-
stems and viii be fresh in June, in May
and the balance are fall COWS; 1 good
stock buli, weigh about 300 lbs, fine fat
steers, these steers will be sold by the
pound;
ONE EMPIRE MILKING MACHINE,
been used about one year, with double
unit, In perfect working condition, can be
seen in operation any morning or evening
4 IL desired at my place. Will operate and
demonstrate this machine at any time:
four gasoline engines, i a 6-horsepower In
ternational in first class condition, q
4-horsepower /. II. c.. with wood saw at
! tachments, both Of these on good strong
trucks; Fuller and Johnson pumping en-
gine with pump jack attachments; EN-
pire ~ horsepower, in the best Of con-
d1tion; FORD AUTOMOBILE, 1914 mod
fel, In perfect running order and has not
been abused, good tires.
Farming Machinery and Implements.
4 broad tread wagons, three inch traads
one 2-horse and bed, in. tread, / good as
new stone bed. IA feet long, with doubIe
side boards, these wagons are ali in No
condluoni 1 No. 4 Corn King manure
4 spreader, only been used about / wear and
IN the best of condition; / Champion 8
IT. cut binder, only used a short time and
in best of running condition; Mccormick
corn harvester in the best of running con-
dltlon; Black Hawk double row corn
planter, new Superior Shoe grain drills.
1 hoe and I a double Disc both have
seeding attachments; 13 In. Papes ensiIa ge
cutter with 30 1t. of blower pipe and %
T. OF distributing pipe, this machine is ip
llrst NJ Is. class oTder and is one among the best
on fne market; good Candy belt 25 It.
dopDle; S-inch New Holland feed grind
| er with bagger attachment, in good condi-
ton; fodder shredder with IA it. of car
l'rier; a New Holland wood saw frame and
I "a in saw, 1 keystone hay loader in hest
OF working order; Keystone side delivery
rake, old; mowers, 1 a Champion < 1T
cut and l an Adriance. 5 #. cut in good
order; Sulkey corn plows one n Brown
and one Buckeye in good condition: /
Il steel land roller, 1 wooden frame cultivator
,Tz spfngtooth lever harrows % teeth one
nIaSss seetl9n o,,saa smoothing harrow, furrow
steel BEAM 1 South Bend No 15, / Ward
NO. 80 only used to put out one cron I
double tandem disc harrow, 1 Superior
single disc harrow, 10 IT. self dump hay
rake, good; dump cart, 3 double harnoon
y hay forks, 100 ft. hay rope 8 rome Dullevs
i 50 It. double ladder q IT. double ladder.
single shovel plow, single walking corn
d1uon; 2 good grind stones and frames.
Dag truck, 150 white grain sacks. $50
guano sacks, sets of hay carriages, one
io-ft., and one 19-ft., good as new; little
nand or milk wagon, horse power jack, 2
horse sled, good; 3-horse evener, 2-horse
stretcher, one 9th chain, log chains, set
standard chains, z jockey sticks, 8 bug
gleS, steel tires and one a rubber tire
two of the buggies are as good as new
r buggy pole, 2 wagon jacks, spring wagon,
corn shelter.
FARM AND BUGGY HARNESS
3 sets breechuands, 6 sets front gears. 4
sets pIoW gears, sets buggy harness, set
rubber mounted harness. good as new
housings, IL work brides, 6-horse wagon
line, lead feins, Id halters. sets check
lines, 10 horse collars, sets fynets. dung.
pitch and straw forks, single double and
triple trees, 4-horse tree 2 gasoline drums
5O gallon capacity; 20zft. nshing seine lot
Of Oil and cans, lot of TOOLS consisting OF
hand saw, wrenches and hammers picks
nlattocks, post digger shovels one long
, and one short handle scoop, corn shovel, 3
, bramble scythes, s ice hooks, 8 sledge
hammers, axes and wedges, one dinner
bell, power sausage grinder, large Enter
II prise; refrigerator, coal oil stoves one
"a 3-burner and one a 4-burner, in good
shape; small writing desk, meat hogshead
lot of milk cans, 5 and gallon: milk
buckets and coolers, 30 Barrels of Corn
about 10 tons of HAY, 1900 bundles of
, Fodder, lot of new tar rope never been
used; corn choppers, lot of rope and many
|, other articles necessary on a we'll equipped
farm too numerous to mention
# desired, stock can be left on the prem
, ises free of charge until April l.
TERMS OF SALE.-A credit Of III
months will be given on all sums above
, $1,000, the purchaser or purchasers Civ
ing his, her or their notes with security
satisfactory to the undersigned bearing
interest from day Of sale. All sums OF
$1,000 and under cash. No property to he
u removed until the terms of sale are com
piled with. Settlement must be made ON
the day of sale. All notes to be made pay-
able to the First National Bank, of New
Windsor, Nd
NOTICE:-We have arranged with the R.
H. Co. to have the 8 and 10 o'clock trains
stop at Wakefield station on the above
date. Sale right at station.
MRS. j. FLETCHER BABYLON.
f. A. Crawford. Auctioneer.
I. Bennett and j. M. Wagner, clerks