Milford chronicle., 1921-01-07
Public Sale

have stepped farming and rented my
farm, and will sell all the personal prop
erty at public sale, at my late residence
in Slaughter Neck, on the road leading
from Milford to Milton, via Waple'S Mill,
known as the John W. Bennett Farm, -
on
Wednesday, January 10, 1921,
commencing at ten o'clock, but if that
day should be very stormy, then sale will
be held on the next clear day, as follows:
8 HORSES. PAIR MULES
Horses and Mules.
No. bay mare, 10 years old, weigh
HOO lbs. Kind and gentle, work In all
harness, good driver, in fold.
No. 2-Brown mare, fifteen years Old,
weigh 1000 lbs. work in all harness and
in fold.
HOO lbs, broken to oil harness.
Nos. and 5-Pair of mules, and 3
years old, weigh 900 and 100 lbs. respec-
lively. AS fine a pair of colts as you will
find anywhere. Own sisters.
1s HEAD GUERNSEY CATTLE
All tuberculosis tested.
1-"Mercy's Chief" year old bull regis
tered No. 52904. Born Sept. 16, 1918.
2-COw, four years old, with calf at
side.
S-Cow, six years old, fresh in Febru-
ECow, six years old. fresh in Febru-
ary.
and 60 cows. seven years old, both
fresh in February.
8-Heifer, 2 years old, fresh in April.
9-Heifer, 2years old, giving milk.
10-Heifer, 2 years old, fresh in June.
11-Heifer, 1S months old, fresh in July
12 and 1872 heifers, months and
months old.
Pair of Pigs, 12 weeks old.
200 Chickens-75 white leghorn pullets.
rs one-year-old leghorn hens. so mixed
hens and pullets.
FARMING IMPLEMENTS
F'our-horse farm wagon, low down wag-
on, new; Mccormick binder, seven foot
cut, in good condition; John Deere now
er, new last spring; eleven spout, seven
inch, hot Ontario grain drill; Buckeye
riding harrow, spade harrow, 2 John
Deere riding plaws, 12 and IA inch;
two horse walking plows, one horse walk
ing plow, 2 cultivatOrs, fifty-tooth iron
drag harrow, A.A. drag harrow, seed har-
row, wheelbarrow seed sower, grain fan,
roller, rake, wheelbarrow, tomato rack,
holds $50 baskets; hay rack, set platform
scales, set bar scales, sleigh and string
of bells, carriage poles, lot OF single
trees, lot of tomato baskets, IL bushel
measure, bushel basket, 3 scoop Shovels,
lot of burlap bags, lot of log chains, show
els and forks, 1 iron vice, pipe wrench,
lot of other wrenches, grindstone, cross
cut saw, maui and wedges and axe.
HARNESS
sets leather wagon harness, set single
carriage harness, set double carriage har-
ness, 6 Irish collars, size IL and IL inch,
pair mule brides, practically new; 4
other work brides, riding saddle, lot of
other harness.
DAIRY AND HOUSEHOLD
Sharpless cream separator No. 2, water
separator, 2 cream cans, cedar churn,
milk buckets, Home Comfort range cook
stove, new 1917; sitting room stove, g.
piece parlor suite, ladies writing desk, 6
lamps, 1-2 dozen chairs 2 stands, twelve
foot walnut extension table, X-ray in
cubators, ice cream freezer, washing ma
chine, lot of fruit jars, iron pots.
1000 baskets corn on cob.
1000 bundles long fodder.
1000 punches top fodder.
tons timothy hay.
25 bushels wheat.
100 baskets Gull corn.
Large stack of soy beans not threshed.
500 lbs. salt meat, consisting of hams,
shoulders and sides.
2 cans lard.
TERMS-AlI sums of twenty dollars or
under, cash; over that amount a credit
of six months by giving bankable note
with approved endorser. No goods to be
until terms are complied with.
WINTER G. BENNETT,
j7-2t p O., Milford, Delaware.