The Penn's Grove record., 1920-12-10


STOCK AND FARMING
Horses. two head, good in all har-
ness; w head of cows; these are
G~uernseys and are great family cows;
two hogs, will weigh 175 pounds each:
lou laying hens. $50 bushels of corn. 20
pounds to bushel; 6 tons of good upland
hay, 3 tons of meadow hay, so hunches
OF talks 300 baskets Of red skin pota-
toes, 100 sawed posts. 100 split posts,
one good buggy. one spring wagon,
cart and harness, one low down wagon,
sldes and bottom; one farm wagon,
sides and bottom; set hay shelvings'
one Mccormick mower, new; one hay
rake, field roller. one lime drill, potato
dlgger, W riding c~ultivators. one g.
morse riding pillow, Syracuse corn
marker, corn coverer, sod cutter,
smoothing harrow, two 2-horse plows
one horse pillow, 4 hoe harrows, l seed
sower, wheel barrow, stalk sled, corn
sheIlef, grinding stone, emery stone,
we tons of thyme, two cords of wood,
already sawed; two tons of coal, lot
chicken coops, one weeder, gang pillow,
) ladders, 2 lawn mower hay fork,
ropes and block, 3 wagon holsters,
tomato springs, 3 one-half bushel meas
ures, hog trough. large iron pot, one
cider press. in good order; lot vinegar
and barrels, forks, rakes. shovels and
hoes, all kinds moving scythes. tomato
baskets, one iron wise, lot wire, two
sets double work harness, one set ear
rage harness, brides and lines and col
A0Ats ~ us wv hbt q 4OOtSs =
large blankets, trace chains breast
chains, log chains, drag chains, swingle
trees of all kinds, lot carpenter tools of
all kinds.
HOUSEHOLD GOODS
One large range. nearly new; two
Local stoves, one oil stove. two c%ouches,
one green, one plush; three centre
tables, IL dozen cane seat chairs. 10
rocking chairs, 2 brussels carpets, 80
yds; each; 2 ingram carpets. 80 yds.
each; 8 step carpets. 10 small rugs, 10
small stands, l extension table. drop
leaf tables, lot of kitchen chairs, 1 set
tee, lot of pictures of all kinds, lot of
window curtains, 4 mirrors, 3 lamps,
2 clocks, l hat rack. 1 parlor suit. l
organ, lot small stools, l child's crib,
lot of cushions, l walnut bedroom nit,
l oak bedroom suit. l maple bedroom
suit, 8 bed springs, 3 good mattresses,
"a good bed quilts. lot wooden blankets.
l commode, music cabinet, lot of bed
linen of all kinds, 3 toilet sets, clothes
basket, lot mating, writing desk, one
chest, l separator, 2 churns, large lot
coned prints of all kinds, silver service
cut glass. plates. pans and dishes OF al
kinds and lots of other things toe
numerous to mention.
Sale of personal property to com
mence at IL o'clock sharp.
Trolieys passing by the house.
Conditions made known at sale.
REAL ESTATE
l. The homestead farm of the late
Charles W. Powers, consisting of 68h
acres. All arabic land in high stats
of cultivation, adaptable to all kind:
of early truck. Convenient to PENN
Grove and Wilmington markets. I'm
provements consist of large dwelling
house, 5 rooms on first floor and enclos
ed shed, 4 rooms on second floor, large
barn, wagon house and other necessary
outbuildings, Buildings are all in good
condition. Large apple orchard now II
bearing. This is a very desirable
property. 1t is located in Lower Penns
Neck Township. on the new concrets
road between Salem and Penns Grove
and has a frontage of over 1900 fee
thereon. The Salem and Penns Grow
Traction Co. passes the property.
No. 2. is IL acres of husband situate
near Pennsville.
Any person desiring to see the above
real estate will be shown the same BY
calling upon Clinto Newell. who may
be found at the farm house.
Real estate will be sold at ESQ p. M
C. HERBERT POWERS,
EDWARD @. POWERS,
Execptors of the Estate of Charles w
Powers. Decd.
GEORGE A. ELK, Auct.
H. B. KEASBEY, Clerk. 1882