The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1920-03-12
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- HEAD OF HORSES AND COLTS

10 HEAD Oh HORSES AND COLTS
These horses are young, six of them
hrst-class leaders; four of them first
class brood mares; 2 Percheron roam
colts, one an ideal promising brood
mare, weigh about 1900 pounds each:
two Percheron bay colts, heavy draft
colts, weigh about 1906. pounds each:
REGISTERED PERCHERON SORREI.
STALLION, two years old. will de-
yeiop about 1900 pound horse; one Bay
Road Horse, these horses weigh from
1900 to 1400 pounds each, excepting
the road horse, which weighs about
leO0 pounds, none over years old;
one MULE, number-one leader.
Is HEAD OF MICH cows
ten will be fresh by day of sale; one
Registered Holstein, gave seven
gallons of milk a day last time she
was fresh; IA of these cows are grade
Holstein, which averaged gallons of
milk a day; one a grade Guernsey, 2
are grade Durhams, these COWS are
all young and home raised; REGIS.
TERED DUTCH BELT BULL, 2 years
old; grade HOLSTEIN HELPERS,
Grade GUERNSEY HEIFERS. 8 head
Of FAT STEERS, FAT COW, this beef
stock win be sold by the pound;
SEVEN HEAD OF SHOATs
weighing about so pounds each;
FARMING IMPLEMENTS!
Schuttler wagon, Ain. tire and Ain.
skein, and 1S-barrel stone bed, with
sweet corn rack; 4-horse 31k inch
skein Schuttler wagon, tire inches,
with new 10-barrel stone bed; 2-ton
Champion low down wagon, with
stone bed, complete; new spring
wagon, top buggy, surrey, sleigh, 2
i sleds, 8 sets Of hay carriages, 2 I'M
built hay carriages, ready to be bolt
ed together; new 8-fOot Osborne bind
/ er, only cut two crops; new Emerson
mower, bought last seasons Champion
mower, helped cut three crops; Adri-
aDce horse rake, John Deere corn
planter, check row; Shoe Ontario
grain drill, 10-hoe Thomas grain
/ drill, both new; Low-Down Twentieth
| Century manure spreader, 2 new
Syracuse seed pIows, 2 Oliver seed
plows, Mountville seed pillow, John
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Iiding seed pillow, two gangs; 8 Perry
harrows, Osborne lever harrows,
smoothing harrow, land roller. 8 rid
ing corn plows, 8 corn drags, 2 single
shovel plows, MountvilIe potato dig
ger, 12-inch Ross feed cutter, with
I llower; 2 New Holland Feed Mills, one
large, the other small; TITAN All. p.
OIL OR GAS ENGINE, with truck,
wood saw attached, and rip-saw at
tachment,. with 90.ft. endless belt;
lot of shafting, pulleys, hangers and
belts, lot of wagon tongues, hay
forks, ropes and pulleys; Grappel fork,
corn shelter, grindstone, Ii forks Of
different kinds, 4-horse double trees,
ll0 thrible trees, 10 double trees, so
single trees, Is jockey sticks, 80 open
1 rings, 10 log chains, 6 pair butt traces,
pair breast chains, 2 sixth chains,
stretchers, dirt scoop, King road
drag, buck and saw, shovels. mad
! docks, scoops, post diggers. pair plat
form scales, pair beam scales, heavy
engine jack, 2 dozen new plow points,
ESQ white grain sacks, $50 phosphate
sacks, 35 5-gallon milk cans, IL z.
gallon milk cans, milk buckets, COOL
ers and strainers, ATriatnr for cooling
mix, milk truck and a twenty-eight
gallon milk cam. set 3-inch breech-
bands, set 4-inch breechbands, IS
sets lead harness, 10 sets plow har-
ness, % team brides, Is horse coll
lars, wagon saddles, 4 lead lines, s
lead reins, Is halters, 4 sets check
lines, long enough to use on a binder
j team; 10 choke straps, set double
buggy harness, 5 sets single harness.
II sets fly nets, KY. spring seat riding
saddle, housings, heavy work breast
strap, 16-ft water trough, steel; new
3-H. P. COAL OIL ENGINE, sickle
binder, Is feet blower pipe for slio
machinery; sack truck, 4 iron hog
troughs, sand sieve, feed boxes, g.
horse stretcher, large ice tongs and
spear, 8 wheelbarrows. 3 ladders, 10
corn rnuzzles, lot moving scythes, corn
. cutters, FODDER THRESHER, LOT
OF EARLY ROSE SEED POTATOES,
wagon jack, and many other articles
too numerous to mention.
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