Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1920-05-27
80 HEAD OF HOGS

80 HEAD OF HOGS
Sin brood SowS, two of Them have
10 pigs now, others will farrow bv
Jay OF sale; s good ShoatS. will weigh
from Is to 100 lbs. All of these hogs
nave had vaccine treatment and are
said 10 be immune.
FARMING IMP EMENTS.
Three good wagons, one heavy
nome made Sin. Skein wagon with
'S-ool. homemade bed; one a low
arm wagon, one a 2-horSc handy wag-
on with bed on; | new home made
spring wagon, good one; one lift
Johnston binder in hrSt-claSS working
order; Farmers Favorite grain drill
9-diSc, been used very little; Osborn
S-it mower, Superior corn planter.
with checking heads, long cable and
fertilizer attachment all complete;
good lO-!t. Tubular land roller, one
Champion horse rake, double gang
24-disc harrow, ; spring harrows.
square wood harrow, | top buggy Two
Oliver cultivatorS, New Idea manure
Snrcadcr, comparatively new; bar
share plOwS, of them 3-horsc SYRIA
CuSc, ! No. 40 Oliver. Princess ,
horse plOwS, | Suntish, the kind that
plows when all others fail; one l-horSo
Cultivator, heavy land drag, Oft
wide, 4X4 ribbed and ironcd; farm
sled, pairs lS-ft. shclvings, good
stable cart; single, double and
shovel plows. The above
named implements have been properly
used 9nl cared for as they will show.
HARNESS.
wf,un, g.. A. I,..,
team, all in frSt-class shape, | set
brccChbandS, sets front harness, col
arS, brides, housings, choke straps.
sets of handy light breechbandS. good
Ay nets, set double driving harness
harness; some extra collars and bri-
lines.
MISCELLANEOUS.
One cutter sleigh and 2 strands of
sleigh bells, 2 seed sewers, one the
great overhead and one Cyclone !;
single, double and thribble trees, a
good lot of them; one 3-horse evener {;
2 pairs SpreaderS, eight good crowd
sticks, about so cotton grain sacks, rs
burlap sacks, horse shoer's box and
tools. ? scoop shovels, 2 dirt shOvels
pOSt-hole digger, 2 digging irons, crow
bar, sledges, mapping hammers, mat
tocks, picks, heavy field hoes, garden
hoes and rakeS, grain cradle and rake
American wire fence stretcher, 2 hand
wire stretchers; shaving horse, heavy
wise, X-cut saws, buck saw, cutting
box, corn shelter, wheat fan, barn
:.b ~
good straps; forks Of all kinds, lot COW
chains, 2 log chains. 3 pairs breast
chains, butt chains, some odd chains;
hayfork and fixtures, 2 straw hooks.
hay knife, hampers and half bushel
measures; land poles, log hauling out
fit (bolsters and skid ironS): lot aug
ers, brace and bits; wagon jack and
Jack screw; shock tiers, sheep shears
er, heavy farm bell, good one; 2 doz-
en- new home made brooms. wheelbar-
row, moving and briar scythes, lot Of
collar pads and 2 riding brides, some
Junk.
HOUSEHOLD GOODS.
Two bedsteads, one bureau, 2 sofas
dining table with benches TO match !;
W. hIShSS, - StoHSS, oilS u'upiN 'S"'
er hard coal stove and one a wood
stove; lot Of carpet and mating; one
old time walnut secretary; pair and
irons, one chick brooder;2 churns, and
other things not mentioned.
TERMS credit of nine months
will be allowed on sums of $40 and
over, purchaser to execute satisfac
tory, interest-bearing note. Sums less
than SO, cash. Sale to commence at
o. 30 a. m. The Ladies Aid Society Of
the Kabletown church will supply the
eats.
b. +. YATES.
T. !. West, Auctioneer.
C. w. Conrad and Bane Brown, Clerks