The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1920-01-30
DUBLIC SALE
Of
Valuable PERSONAL Property

The undersigned, having sold MS
farm and intending to quit FARMING
will sell at public sale, on the prem
ises near the TaneytoWn state ROAD,
near Meadow Branch Church, on
FRIDAY, FEBRUARY Goth. 1920,
at IL o'clock m, sharp; the following
personal property, to-wit
Z head of HORSES, No. 1, Black Mare,
Ii wears old, work anywhere hltched
and good driver; No. 2, Brown Mare,
40 wears old, work anywhere h1tched,
a good driver; No. 3, Bay Belgian
Mare, coming years old, splendlu
sLrap mare, has been worked little
i'm lead. 10 head of Cattle, consisting
of ) Mich Cows. One will be fresh by
day of sale; 2 are close springers;
fall cows; 8 heifers, 1 a springer;
will be fresh in August. STOCk
Bull, l good FAT BULL, 10 head
of HOGS, consisting of 2 brood soWs
which will farrow by day of sale, one
an o. |. c.; o. l. G. BOAR, balance
thrifty young shoats weighing about
100 mounds each. FARMING 1MPLE-
MENlS:-1 two or three-horse Lans-
ing wagon and bed, TIT. Deering bind
er with 2 knives, smooth and one
sickle edge, only cut about 40 acres;
SIT, Deering mower, new; Deerlng
j horse rake, new; 10-hoe Ontario grain
drill, good as new; new Star corn
planter, with fertilizer attachment,
only used one season; Buckeye corn
pillow, good as new; land roller, good
as new; wide spread Corn King ma
nure spreader, new; loW-do"n
wagon, 18-tooth Perry harrow, good
as new; 17-tooth lever harroWs,
single shovel pillow, corn cultiVators,
garden pillow, double shovel pillow,
Wizard furrow pillow, No. 104; sets OF
.1S-ft hay carriages, 5-H. P. New Hol-
land Gasoline Engine, International
chopper, Sin self-sharpening burrs;
hand Ross feed cutter, grindstone,
spring wagon, rubber-tire carriage,
Herr & Babylon make; fall1ng-top
buggy, carriage pole, sulky, corn she'll
er. new blocking fall pair platform
scales, 600 lbs. capacity, new; 2O-rd.
bale of Brown fencing, all No. y
wire; some smooth wire, triple trees,
double trees, single trees, jockey
sticks, log chains, standard chains,
pair butt traces, pair breast
chains !; HARNESS. sets of 3 inch
breechbands, nearly new; sets OF
lead harness, 1 set new; new wagon
saddle, sets single harness, one set
good as new; 5 collars, brides, one
pair check lines, 2 lead reins, plow
line, 8 sets fly nets, sets buggy nets,
coupling straps, halters, etc. Tools
forge, anvil, drill press and bits, screw
plate and dies, hammers, tongs, pinch
ers, etc.; wood saw, crOsscut saw,neW;
wire stretcher, lot of assorted bolts,
planes, level, 5-galIon spray pump, |
moving scythes, 2 3-prong pitch
forks, 2-prong pitch fork, dung forks,
shaking forks, hoes, sh6vels, digging
iron, scoop sheEels, L eft. step ladder,
20-ft. extension ladder, wagon jack,
hand saw, CORN by the barrel, lot Of
POTATOES, lot of SMOKED MEAT,
half barrel of vinegar, lot molasses
barrels, chop boxes, LOT LUMBER.
HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE-No 10
DeLaval cream separator, power
washing machine, 2 touches, one a
box couch; creX drugget, 12x15; 8
yards velvet stair carpet, Walnut cup
board, chairs, benches, about SO yards |
of mating. reed baby buggy, 3-burner
New Perfection oil stove with oven,
sausage grinder, one-gallon lard press
and many other articles not mention
ed
Terms of sael:-All sums of $1,000 |
and under, cash; all sums above $40
a credit of months will be given to !
purchasers, giving their notes with
approved security, bearing interest
from day of sale. No goods to be re-
moved until settled for.
J. WALTER THOMAS.
J. n. o. Smith, auctioneer
NJ. Thee. Yeiser and H. w Warehime, |
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