The Democratic advocate., 1920-03-05

farm, near Freedom and Eldersburg.
miles North fSykesville, on the
road known as the Harris Road on
FRIDAY, MARCH 18th, 1920.
at IL o'clock A. M, the following per-
sonal property:
EIGHT HEAD HORSES AND MITT.pS
Bay Mare, Maud, 10 years old. 4 No
1 leader; Bay Mare 8 wears old
me young mare; Pair Young Bay
Mules, coming 6 years old, one brok-
en- 70 lead, fine pair of mules Black
horse z years old, good saddler:
Back Horse, 8 years old, fine off
horse; Bay Mare, 5 years oldin NAV.
Mule, l6 years old, a good LEADER and
Cart mule. This team of horses arc
all true and good pullers.
TNENTY-SEVEN HEAD OF CATTLE
l6 Mich Cows, z or s of these eoxus
VIII De fresh by day of sale; some
SOU ones; three f1ne young Heifers,
coming fresh; four yearling Heifers
Z young Bulls, one a fine young Hol-
sCeln, whose grandfather cost $4,000;
one nice fat Bull.
THREE BROOD cows
one SOW with nine pigs: one sow with
SIX 3 N pigs; one may pig BY day Of sale;
FARMING IMPLEMENTS,
Deerlng binder, in good shape; one
Inomas disc Shoe drill, good as new:
len Double Disc narrow, 4-horse 0s-
Dorne lever harrow, 3zhorse HARROW
Tldlng sulky cultivators, walking
IcuitlVator, Oliver seed riding left-hapd
pIow, 2 Syracuse seed pIows richf~
hand; Deering mowers. high w6ao,
oldch HaWk corn planter, with cable:
gooo Inomas hay tedder, weeder
pennsylvania Shoe drill, 2-norse Os-
borne hay rake, Tiger horse rake
grinding stone pedal, extension lad.
l-oer, three or 6-horse broad-treaf,
wagons, one nearly new; wagon he'd
nearly new, holds IA barrels corn 3
nay carriages, 18 feet long: Success
manure spreader, horse cart and carl
harness, spring wagon, log wagon
ruDoer-tired buggy, good as new.
buggy, IN good shape; Herr e Rahv,
ion SUCK wagon, sulky cart. FORD
TOURING CAR, meat hogshead. Mat
form scales, galvanized chicken
coops, single shovel pIOWs. 2 drag
plows, 3 double shovel pIows corr
coyerer, 2-horse slide. sleigh and .
strings bells, grain fan, IL tons a.
ger cent. fertilizer, dehorner and
ringer, complete; hay knife. 22O feet
t4-lnch rope, good, used for LOADING
teiephone poles and two blocks. and
lou OF other 1-inch rope. HARNESGf
sets breeching, sets lead harness
Dackbands and traces, 2 sets bnpgv
harness, wagon saddle, side saddle
r1d1Ag saddle and two riding brides
Q work brides and collars. & HOUSINGS
t-horse lead line and lead rein
cnoke straps, 2 fifth chains. CARRIER
chalns, butt chains, breast chains. 4
log chains, single and double trees.
Jockey sticks, forks, mattocks. show
els, rakes, hoes, wire stretcher. most
dgger, crowbars, stump puller and
caple, cant hook scythes and brambIe
Scythes, corn cutter, horse scoop
open links, straw hook, broad |
axe sledge hammer; 2 pair check
llnes, DeLaval spearators, No. Is. [
one complete with Universal attach I
ment and shart and puIleys: 2B-i
oIsepo"er international engine, in
good condition; No. Is Davis Swing
churn, with attachment for pulley:
butter worker, 10000 CHESTNTIT
SHINGLES, $50 barrels YELLOW i
CORN, lot fHAY, hall lamp. dining
'oom swinging lamp, Calhoun clover
seed sower, 2 5-galIon milk cans. i
White pine window shutters. in good
condition; corn barrel, buggy pole
laf bushel measure, lot sacks. LOT
clustering laths, tri cartier, 2 cross
'ut saws, hand saw, square, sausage
grinder and lard press, Adelphia g.
'urner oil stove with oven. and MANY
,ther articles too numerous to men
ion
TIERS OF SALE All sums of s1OIl
md under, cash ;over that amount
'redit of months will be given. on
totes of approved security, bearing
interest from the day of sale and
,ayable at the Sykesville National
Sany, SykesYilIe, Md. r
j. THOMAS HARRIS.
ldgar Mercer, auctioneer. Owner. 4
he Red Cross VIII Serve Luncheon. I
march 5 ct. e