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The Democratic advocate., 1921-02-18
We'd, March 2, 1g2l

at Il m. sharp, the following property
to wit: 4 HORSES, bay mare, weigh
ing 1900 lbs, work anywhere hitehed,
fine leader, 10 years old; Bay Horse,
IL years old, weighs 1900 fbs., work
anywhere but lead; Bay Mare. u
years old, weighs HOO lbs, work
anywhere hitched, good leader, also
a good quite driver; Bay Mare, s
years old, weighs 1000 lbs, bred
from Royal Jay, formerly owned by
Harry A. Geiman, work anywhere but
lead, and elegant quite driver; 8
COWS, 3 will be fresh this
spring, one in August, fresh
in fall, all very good mixers,
two Jerseys, two Gurnseys, three
roam Durham, one red Durham, one
Herford heifer,. two years old, one
red Durham Bull, 21s years old; Three
BERKSHIRE SHOATS will weigh
cut, good as new; Albright riding
corn plow good as new; Albright
double row corn planter, with at
tachment to be used as corn plow,
good condition Superior eight hoe
grain drill, new, sowed only 15I
acres; Mccormick self dump 8 foot
hay rake, new; wood land roller, good
condition; Syracuse chilled fur
row. plow, good as new; II tooth
lever harrow; % tooth wooden frame
harrow, so tooth smoothing harrow,
nearly new; corn drags, Galloway
5 horsepower GASOLINE ENGINE, on
truck with clutch pulley, used 8
months, elegant pnller; Galloway
cob and corn crusher: can grind 20 to
30 bushels ear corn per hour, new;
Little Grant Ross feed cutter, eleven
inch knives, new; 80 ft. rubber canvas
belt, new; Harpoon, hay fork with
pulleys and $50 feet inch rope, near
" new; two-horse Acme wagon, 3
inch tread, new; home made wagon
bed, nearly new, good and strong;
| 4-horse wagon, inch tread and stone
bed. good condition; 80 bu. New
Ideal Spreader with wide spread,
used one year; 4-horse Champion
wagon, good condition, 4 inch tread;
is #. hay carriage, 16. fit. hay car
riage, both good; Stay-on Hoist with
80 it. S-S inch rope, new; one-horse
milk sled, good as new; grain cradle
and rakes, pitch and manure forks,
| triple, double and single trees, q
horse stretcher, rough lock, light log
chain, one horsepower Internatlonal
Moguel gasoline engine, pump, jack
and IA #. belt: jockey sticks, open
rings, 8. sets lead harness, good; set
breechings, good; 6 sets. fly nets, putt
/ traces. breast and halter chains, =
halters, good wagon brides. 2 sets
new check lines, leather lead line for
six horses, double set buggy harness.
carrying straps, wagon saddle and
whip, blacksmith forge, anvil, Hardle
Itongs, drill press, all new; wrenches
and hammers; binder twine. fodder
warn, hay knife, new. CORN BY THE
BARREL.
1 Terms ALI sums. of $40 and under
cash; over $40 a credit Of six months
with interest, with approved security
will be given ~ F@-ags, l}}p 51&
CHAS. P. GElMAN'
] ]. w. Smith, auct. fepll-u
The Democratic advocate., 1921-02-18
IMPLEMENTS

.,rs Ain. tread thimble-shelL,
tu1, sorse hitch, good as new. =
rogon r and bed, good as new;
|-nck wagon, new; new wagon
6nlds 50 bushel corn; 2 pair nay
Uos @ 16 and 18-ft; Corn King
II spreader good as new; = os- IS
bindpr, in running order; 6-ft.
nick mower, good running or
'o.borre % horse rake, Y foot, good
=. Penna. grain drill, running
check row corn planter, good
10 order; 2 double corn ploWs,
4 yiding plow and Albright walk
oliver chilled furrow ploWs,
beam 40 Xxx, other steel
"a IS: II tooth harrow and roll
|0mbined; 1S-tooth wood frame,
Esing harrow, single shovel plow,
Igia I corn plows, one horse sled,
|sisd % 1O-horse l. II. c. coal oil en-
M M 40 Ross Ensilige cutter aud
| sbreader, combined, with 40-ft.
|srd soft. of down pipe; Mea-
1f.ip, stone burr, I. H. c. 1O-ln.
cbonper: these mills are good as
M,t, sin. belt, Ain, Soft. belt,
circular saw, corn shelter, line
miles and hangers, hay FORK
I,nd puIlies, new; feed truck. bag
GOO pound platform scales;
. horse eveners,. double, single
EriDle trees, jockey sticks, middle
three 2 horse stretchers, lumber
Iog chains, COW, breast and butt
d 2 sets breechbands, 2 sets
Iee harness, 4 sets lead harness,
Ears i blind brides, new wagon
4 one 4-horse line, one six horse
|nIow lines, l pair 3 horse checks,
Il 2borse check lines, hitching
4 lead rein, 4 leather fly nets, 8
balters, set single harness, 6
Epgs mattock, picks, rakes, SHOW
tOrks, new grain cradle, scythe,
The Democratic advocate., 1921-02-18
Tuesday, February u

1921, commencing at IL o'clock a. m,
the following personal property
Is HEAD OF HORSES AND COLTS
sorre1 mare, 8 years old, work any
where's hitched, and a good leader;
black horse, tDuke of Liberty" 5
years Old, general good worker and
driver; dapple grey Percheron wheel
horse, years old, work anywhere
hitched; off-wheel mare, years old,
work anywhere hitched; these wheel
horses weigh about 400 pounds
each; black mare, II years old, good
worker and driver; bay mare,
2 dark bay colts, years old, partly
broken. 13 HEAD OF>GOOD CATTLE
large HoIstein bull, 4 grade Jersey
hby day of sale; others are good
grade of milk cows and will be fresh
from March 15 to May Is. 80 HEAD
OF HOGS consisting of z brood
sows, 4 with pigs by their side, and
8 others will farrow in March and
April; 25 head of shoats, ranging
from 40 to so pounds in weight; sad
die back male hog, will weigh 250
pounds; % HEAD OF SHEEP AND
LAMBS. FARMING MACHINERY
AND IMPLEMENTS 4-horse
wagons, one a thimble skein with
bed, one 2 or 3-horse wagon, thim:ble
skein, with bed; Deering binder, Z
foot cut, in good order, Walter A.
Wood mower, 51a foot cut, in good
order; Deere side delivery rake, Key
stone hay loader, in good order;
9-foot horse rake, 2 Kemp manure
spreader, in good order; Dissinger
14-H. P. gasoline engine, grain sepa-
rator, Calico Burr chopper, 16-inch
nearly new; New Holland chopper,
John Deere double gang furrow. plow,
horse Oliver plow, No. 40; 2 spring
| tooth Ilarrows, one a 20-tooth Perry
/ wooden frame, one a 23-tooth Os-
borne lever harrow; .roller, so tooth
smoothing harrow, Hallock Weeder,
/ 2 Gale riding corn plows, check row
and drill corn planter, conbined;
single row Champion disc planter, 3
sets hay carriages, 20 feet long; hay
fork and rope, No. 4 Sharples cream
| separator, cider mill, hog scalder,
FARM AND BUGGY HARNESS
sets front gears, sets Yankee gears
II sets breechbands, wagon saddle,
collars, brides, halters, 2 sets check
Lines, 2 winnowing mills, spring
wagon, ensilage cutter and blower,
Ross make, 16-inch; set blacksmith $
tools, 25 tons timothy hay, bedstead
u cupboards, chairs, carpet, 25 yards
rag carpet, dinner bell, milk cans
tinware, potatoe9, Beaver cook
stove, No. g, with tank; double
heater stove, wood stoves, i surrey
double harness, spread poles, single
double and triple trees, log chains
and many other articles too numer-
GUS to mention.
Terms of Sale:-A credit of
months will be given ion all sums
above $1,000, the purchaser giving
his, her or their notes with security
satisfactory to the undersigned, bear.
{ ing interest from day of sale. All
sums of $1,000 or under, cash. No
property to be removed until the
terms of sale are complied with
Settlement must be made on the day
of sale.
VIM. A. SHAW.
J. n. o. Smith, Auctioneer.
Jesse Garner and Roy Singer, Clerks.
| Fah Aft
The Democratic advocate., 1921-02-18
HOUSEHOLD GOODS


2 beds and bedding, corner cupboard
lot of stands, rocking chairs, kitchen,
dining room and parlor chairs; large
chest, marble top stand, kitchen cabin
ct. good as new; large kitchen cup
board, coal oil stove, new; cook stove,
good as new; extension table, lot or
pictures in frames, looking glass, mat
tings, carpets, window blinds, lots OF
dishes, pans, pots and other kitchen
utensils, lot of bacon and large hams,
Q shoulders, lard, lot of Jared fruit
empty Jars, lot of gallon crooks, stone
liars. barrel of vinegar, lot of empty
barrels, lot of potatoes and apples
wash tubs, butter tub, churn, cream
separator, large size. copper kettle,
forks. hoes, shovels, digging iron and
many other articles too numerous TO
mention.
Terms :-AH sums of SO and under,
cash: upward of $40 a credit OF .
months will be given, purchaser CIV
ing their note with approved security,
bearing interest from day of sale.
WIN. r. YINGI1NG
John w. Reayer, Auct.
NJ. A. Yingling, Clerk,
The Democratic advocate., 1921-02-18
a CHAS. P. GEIMAN.
]. w. Smith, auct. fepll-1
SHERIFFS SALE
Or A.
Valuable Farm
AT DENNINGs, CARROLL COUNTY,
MARYLAND.

By virtue of writ of f1eri facias
issued out of the. Circuit Court Tor
Carroll county, Maryland, at the suit
lof Union Bridge Banking and Trust
| Company, a corporation, against the
goods and chattels, lands and tene-
ments of Andrew James Franklin OF
Carroll county, in the State OF Mary
Hand, 1 have seized the following
property, viz:
All those pieces or parcels OF land
| situated. lying and being contiguous
TO each other in Carroll countyy Mary
land, containing Tr
10 ACRES. 1 ROOD AND 80 So. PER-
of land. more or less, which the said
Andrew James Franklin obtained
from Leah Franklin by a deed dated
IApriI 27. 1914, and recorded among
the land Records of Carroll county,
MARYLAND, in Liber o. D. g., No. 124,
folio 3S7, &c.
The improvements thereon consist
+ of a welI-built weatherboarded dwell
ing house, bank barn, chicken house.
wagon shed, hog house and otner
loutbuildings.
Some fruit and excellent water.
This property is situated at Dem
nings and joins the properties OF the
fB. F. Shriyer Company, Clayton Bale,
Edgar jenkins, Miss Polly Killer and
Charles Bond.
And I hereby give notice that on
SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 19, 1921,
at 2 p. M, will offer on the prem
Uses, at Dennings, the above mention
ed land and improvements SO selzeo
iand taken, at public auction to the
highest bidder for cash. (Other terms,
however, may be made with the Union
bridge Banking and Trust Company,
/ the Judgment creditor).
WILLIAM BLOOM,
Sheriff of Carroll County, Md.
Jan. 2S-4t.
The Democratic advocate., 1921-02-18
IA HEAD Or RED AND. ROAM
DEHORNED CATTLE.

Durham red COW, carrying 4th calf,
come in in June; roam COW, carrying
9Th calf, will, come in in November;
red cow carrying her 4th calf, will be
fresh by day Of sale; roam COW carry
ing her 9Th calf, will be fresh by day
of sale; Guernsey COW carrying 4th
calf, will be fresh in October; one
fat COW. Eight head of stock bulls,
all fit for service, t
The Democratic advocate., 1921-02-18
S HEAD OF WORK HORSES.

Gray horse, 10 years old, good lead
eF, will work anywhere hitched;
black horse z years old, good worker,
will work anywhere hitched; roam
horse, years old, good leader, will
work anywhere hitched; black horse
6 years old, good off-side worker, safe
and gentle for anyone to- drive; bay
horse, IA years DID,. will work any
whArn-
The Democratic advocate., 1921-02-18
HOTSEHOLD FURNITURE

N separator, No. 4 Sharples, new !;
h cans, Davis swing churn, bar
copper kettle, 60-gallon caldron,
vinegar, 100 sacks, hand Wag-
kO.yards home made rag carpet,
stands, chairs, lot of lamps,
Hing lamp, egg stove, double heat
pnplate stove pipe, water cooler,
{ bed, apple butter by the gallon,
many Othed articles too numerous
selton.
rms Of Sale:-All sums of $40 and
!, cash; sums of $40, and over a
et Of months will be given on
with approved security, bearing
Vest from day of sale. No property
removed until settled for.
JESSE E. WARNER.
Dutterer, and
fn Myers, Clerks.
!. 0. Smith, Auct.
1S-3t.
The Democratic advocate., 1921-02-18
= HEAD OF HORSES,

coming 8 years old work
,'si I each: gray, coming 4 years
J l,;,Ss S 1900, good offside worker;
f'lsI1 no ( and the other 6 years
s,iSb 14OO pounds each, work
- hitched;
The Democratic advocate., 1921-02-18
FARMING IMPLEMENTS

consisting of 3 wagons: 1 homemade
wagon 4 in. tread, 5 ton capacity, 1
Lansing wagon, in: tread, 3 ton ca
pacity, and spring wagon, all of which
are in good condition; one wagon bed,
good as new; ID it. long and hay car
riages, one 16 it. long, one IS it. long,
both good as new; Johnson corn bind
eP, in good condition, Johnson now
er; 1 double-roW corn planter, good
as new: one land roller in good con-
diton;1 Oliver chilled plow; furrow
Dlow, No. 40; cast-iron plow. good as
new; Perry 22-tooth harrow, hay
fork, rope and pulley and car for on
track; one spring wagon spread; bug
gy spread; 2 sets of manure planks,
set Is #. long and set IA ft. long; one
thrashing machine in good condition !;
grain fan; 4-horse tree, triple, double
and single trees; sixth chain, log,
COW and breast chains; l two or three
horse spreader; 2 sets of breech-
bands; 4 sets of front gears; one set
of buggy harness, six collars, brides,
halters; six-horse line; 4 housings
and fynets, Primrose cream separa-
tor, in good condition; 2 tumbling
butter churns and stands with loose
and tight pully and many other
things too numerous to mention.
Terms of aSale:-All sums of $40
and under, cash; on all sums above
$40 credit of 10 months without in
terest, per cent discount if paid on
day of sale.
@FHrAEVF~ (FgI
The Democratic advocate., 1921-02-18
Sat-, March 5, 1921

commencing at IL o'clock sharp, the
following personal property to wit:
. head Of work and driving horses.
Hazel, grey saddle mare, 8 years old,
weighs 1850, works anywhere hitched,
and good leader; Bell, brown mare,
10 years old, weighs 1900 pounds,
good; saddle or off wheel mare and
excellent plow leader; Ned, sorrel
mare, s years old, weighs HOO
pounds, works anywhere Iitched and
a good family driver; Daisy, bay
mare, 8 years oud, weighs 100
pounds, works anywhere except the
lead, excellent riding and driving
mare with fine style; any woman can
drive her; Betty, chestnut sorrel driv
ing mare, 6 years old, weighs about
900 pounds, works any place except
the lead, excellent driver; this is a
full Circulator mare and a beauty;
26 HEAD OF GOOD CATTLE
Consisting of % head of good milk
cows, about half of these are fall
cows; some will be fresh by day Of
sale and the balance summer cows;
some Of these are well bred Guernsey
and the rest Durhams; 2 high grade
Guernsey heiferS, one 1-year and one
10-months old; D6fham stock bull;
12 HEAD OF HOGS.
Consisting of 10 .shoats, weighing
from so to 80 pounds, 2 good Brood
sows, will have pigs by day of sale;
FARM IMPLEMENTS
I good as new Columbus horse
wagon and bed, 2-horse iron wheel
truck wagon, and bed, good as new:
good milk wagon, good milk sled, new
goth century wide manure spreader, ,
2 sets of hay carriages, Is tt. and 10
TT: good z # Mccormick binder,
Mccormick corn harvester, good as
new; new Mccormick mower, only
cut two crops; Mccormick horse rake,
good as new; 2 Gale 10 shovel rldlng
corn plows, good as new; Hoos1er
double row corn planter, new; super
ior grain. drill, new; steel roller,
Wizard furrow plows, 2 Perry wooden
frame spring tooth harrow good as
new: is and 20 tooth; steel frame Is
tooth lever harrow, three-horse pow
or International gasoline engine. IN
perfect running order; Smalley deea
cutter, is in. cut; road drag and neia
drag, potato cover, 20-ft. Candy peIt'
Harnoon hay fork, 140 ft, new; hay
rome and pulleys, corn shelter dung
sled. 3 triple trees, 2 double trees
lots of single trees, 4-horse double
tree. Jockey sticks, 2 moving
scythes, grain cradle, dinner Dell,
scoon shovels, home made log
chains. lot of cow and other CHAINS:
9-borse eyener, stretcher, hay and
manure forks, good bushel basket lot
of grain, feed, and fertilizer Sacks
buggy spread, bag truck;
FARM HARNESS
b sets of breechbands. sets leau
harness. 5 sets plow harness, sets
~ nets cruppers, collars, gooo
n;eeon wing brides, 4 housing, Wag
I'm saddle, 2 lead lines, new leao
veins halters, wagon whip, lot OIL
counIing straps, pair cheek llhes'
set double buggy harness Lot I anu anu
X Gallon milk cans, buckets anu
strainer, large Red Cross YAK codl u
wood stove, many other aftlcles loo
numerous to mention. a,o
Terms of Sale:-All sums OF S1O
and under, cash; all sums ABOVE Slo
nredit of six months will be gwen
nI,rchaser >giving their note with aP-
nroyed security, bearing interest Iroln
5ay of sale. No property to be re-
moved until terms of sale are COM
piled with. I
The Democratic advocate., 1921-02-18
SERENUS SELL.
D. D. Fuhrman, Auctioneer.
Feb. 11-3t.
PUBLIC SALE!
Wed, MARCH z,
1921 Mt ~ O'clock Sharp

The undersigned having rent
ed his farm will offer at public sale
at the cross roads, on road from Leis-
ter's Church to Carrollton Station,
the following personal property:
5 HEAD OF HORSES AND MULES
Pair of brown mules, coming 8
years old, extra large and good work
ers; brown mare, 8 years old, work
wherever hitched, weighs d450;
bay horse, 9 years old, works where
ever hitched, weighs 1850; brown
horse, good offside worker and single
driver weighs 1900;
The Democratic advocate., 1921-02-18
40 HEAD OF HOGS.

Eight brood sows; will have pigs
in March, 3 in April, 1 will have pigs
by her side by day or sale. One male
hog, fit for service. Balance are
shoats ranging from SO to 100 pounds.
Berkshire and Poland China crossed.
The Democratic advocate., 1921-02-18
fJBLIC SALE!

.rsigned intending to quit
unusi1 u;i1 Sell at public sale. on
|ng, wiz long the Taneytown and
Irnl' rI state road, near Frizzel-
The Democratic advocate., 1921-02-18
tuesday, March l, 1921
at I o'clock sharp. the following per-
sonal property to wit
- a %
z HEAD OF HORSES AND MULES.

consisting of 1 bay mare, years old,
otf-side worker and driver; 1 pair Of
dark bay mules, 1S hands high, 10
years old and both will work wher-
ever hitched; 1 pair light bay mules,
16 hands high, years old, both of
which will work wherever hitched; l
pair dark bay horses, years old, will
work wherever hitched, any woman
can drive them.
The Democratic advocate., 1921-02-18

On Tuesday, MARCH 5, 1872

The undersigned, intending to qnit
farming will sell at public sale, on
above date, at his farm in Germany
Township, Adams County, about 15
mile southeast of Littlestown, on the
road leading from Baltimore pike to
Mason & Dixon Line, the following
perSo onal property:
The Democratic advocate., 1921-02-18
12 HEAD OF CATTLE

consisting of s mich COWS, of which
will be fresh in April, 3 of which will
be fresh in May, and one will be fresh
by day of sale; 2 hetfers, will be fresh
in April; 2 stock bulls one weighing
$50 TBS. and the other is small.
The Democratic advocate., 1921-02-18
% HEAD OF CATTLE

..,r Of 9 mich COWS, one with
S Ser side, balance fall cows;
J, hulls, big bull, fat; 6 fat
The Democratic advocate., 1921-02-18
MARCH Z, 1921,

,.,,ct the following described
The Democratic advocate., 1921-02-18
40 HEAD OF HOGS

consisting Of 9 brood sows will have
pigs by day of sale, and the balance
are shoats ranging in weight from
% to 100 TBS. also 1 o. l. c. male hog
weighing about 125 lbs.
The Democratic advocate., 1921-02-18
|UBLIC SALE !!

e undersigned will sell at public
on the Turtle farm, on the Wash
'On pike, three-Quarter mile from
.tninSter, on
The Democratic advocate., 1921-02-18
Public Sale!

The undersigned, intending to
quit farming will offer at public sale,
on his premises, situated one mile
south Of Uniontown, on
The Democratic advocate., 1921-02-18
will weigh lou pOuHuS, VdCH'
so LAYING. HENS

to be sold by the pound, oliver chilled
plow, No. 40; corn worker, grain
cradle, spring wagon, buggy. wheel
barrow, new; 2 sets of lead harness
2 sets of buggy harness, 2 set fly nets,
2 good collars, cow, halter and log
chains, lot of cotton and Guano bags,
halter. cutting box,
The Democratic advocate., 1921-02-18
lesday, March 9Th

at Z a. H., the following person.
|NCerty:
FEAD OF HORSES AND MULES
Mule, Dun colored mule, both
fS and will work wherever
#aeu; Bay mare, black mare, COM
and I years old, both leaders;
1 HEAD OF CATTLE
pillows: 6 milk COWS. some fresh by
p bull,
TWO SHOATS
sAing about 100 pounds each;
oR 6'HORSE WEBER WAGON
oeu' Will hold 10 barrels of corn
HlSt Sldeboards, second Is bar
lOfn King manure spreader, No.
Iay carriages, Ia and Is feet; g.
engine, feed cutter, steel roller,
ils rake, disc harrow, 2 riding
,i %O"S, Buckeye make; three-l leg
! rU%' W. nVe-legged plow, Wizard seed
-v-tooth wood frame harrow,
''su, single shovel plow, potato
,.seated carriage, buggy pole,
iiaS iiaileSS, brides, collars, halters,
tr;5 ass' check lines, single, dou!,le
S.pie trees, jockey sticks. circu-
Sn san ana frame, 3-horse stretcher
rsle @ trees, complete; hay fork,
sba SacA and carrier, complete; bar
Sn' SSa', lanterns, lamps, empty
ttaoL LLSfPles cream separator, Mop;
bssS, r~, Shoveis and forks, corn by
Nal an, % chickens, potatoes by
IA anu anu many articles too numer-
Ia mention. The above named ar
ne ~ a.e W IN first-class condition.
1 h Ona ~ elese articles have only been
az 4s season. Also half interest
Terms aeseS IT 5 Of Growing Wheat.
der VI Saie:-All sums of $40 and
m =, ,Sssh; all sums over $40 a
e wiz months will be given on
srest r froap approved security, bearing
b % bs lJn n,o DAY of sale. No prop
lOsed until settled for.
4. \ Frank Witte.
q v. Reavor
The Democratic advocate., 1921-02-18
MONDAY. MARCH 14th

MONDAY, MARCH 14th
1921, D. m, sharp, situated near
cross road Ia mile East OF state road
that leads from Westminster to Man
chester, the following personal prop
erty:
/ a large red COW, carrying her third
calf, will be fresh by day OF sale; the
other Jersey, will be fresh in May;
2 HOGS,
The Democratic advocate., 1921-02-18
Walter w. Harman.

c. T. Repp, Clerk.
Geo. P. B. Englar, Clerk.
S. H. Crawford, Jr., Auct.
Feb Its
The Democratic advocate., 1921-02-18
Public Sale of
Personal Property

Having sold my farm and intending
to quit housekeeping, I will offer at
public sale, on
The Democratic advocate., 1921-02-18
ublic Sale
of valuable
Personal Property f!

The undersigned, intending to quit
farming, will sell at public sale on
the farm of Geo. P. B. Englar, at
New Windsor, on