Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1922-02-23


about two miles west Of Shepherdstown
and eight miles from Martinsburg, on
what most OF the good thinking people
Of the two counties think should be the
Glass A road to Charles Town from
Martinsburg by the way OF Shepherds
town, on
Thursday, March Is, 1922
beginning at 10 o'clock A. M, the fol-
personal property, to-wit:
8 HEAD OF HORSES
One a No. general purpose mare,
good worker, and any woman or child
can drive her, perfectly safe and sound;
one iron gray mare, coming 8 years
old, strap mare and driver; white
horse, l3 years old, good family horse,
and will work any place hitched.
8 HEAD OF CATTLE
Two Of these cows are Jerseys that
the county can't beat, both are fresh,
one of them is a registered COW, with
which the papers can be furnished; one
Guernsey cow will be fresh in March;
one Durham COW will be fresh in
March; 2 Holstein cows, one will be
fresh in March, other in good flow OF
milk; 2 yearling heifers.
IL HEAD OF HOGS
Five shoats, will weigh about 60 ID S. ;
one SOW, will farrow about sale time :;
5 fat hogs, weighing about $50 or ITS
pounds each. Fat hogs will be sold for
cash.
II HEAD OF SHEEP
Sixteen ewes and one buck. These
sheep are as fine a bunch of sheep as
can be found anywhere, and all young,
and will be pretty well done Landing
by sale day.
FARMING IMPLEMENTS
No. 2 Brown wagon and bed, good as
new, not been used very much; new
pair shelvings to fit this wagon, w. P.
Miller's make, only used few times !;
Wood mower, good as new; Deering
horse rake, not used very long; a No.
| pulverizer, only used short time !;
good corn cutter in good shape; grind
stone, cart to fasten on behind the wa
gon to haul short corn, wheat fan in
good condition, one two-horSe Root
pillow and one Oliver chilled plow No.
40 with jointer, wooden frame spring
tooth harrow, and one iron frame
springtooth, 10th Century manure
spreader in good shape, 2 horses can
handle this spreader; springtooth
cultvators, 2 double shovel and one
single shovel plows, corn crusher in
good shape, farm sled, Buckeye f.
shovel cultivator, smoothing harrow
for corn or clover seed, fallingtop bug
gy in good shape, Studebaker make,
rnhherfIrac. . 1f CrioIak L.
bells, good iron trough, new grain era
die, rakes, scoops, shovels, digging iron,
corn scoop, post hammer, mattocks,
PICKS, crowbars, moving and briar
scythes, stone spreader, wire stretcher.
log chains, log irons, cant hooks, maui
and wedges, axes, saws, hand and X
cut; new Soft. extension ladder. sim
gle, double and thribble trees, Jockey
sticks, gambling sticks, corn barrel and
shelter, fourprong forks, some pitch
forks, 2 straw hooks, brace and bits
and augers, pipe wrenches, monkey
wrenches, COW leaders and chains, pair
50O-1b. scales, straw knife, wire pliers,
set stone boards, trestles, about so
grain sacks good as new, corn bas-
ket. half bushel measure, half barrel
roohng paint, some roofing cement,
wheelbarrow, sack truck, shaving
morse, work bench, stone sledge and
mapping hammers, corn choppers.
pinchers, etc.
HARNESS-Two sets breechbands.
s sets plow gears, 3 blind brides, q
matters, collars, pair check lines, 2
pairs breast chains, pair butt traces.
pair stretchers, 3 sets single harness.
one set new: two leather nIow I;n.e
several riding brides, set double har-
ness wagon saddle, hayfork, rope and
pulieys, pony buggy and harness.
HOUSEHOLD GOODS-Blue Bell
separator in running order, chairs
couch, carpet, tables, antique bureau
safe, blinds, churn, strainer bucket
and other buckets, crooks, Jars, good
COOK stove, some dishes, fruit Cupboard
one three-cornered cupboard, lamns
iron kettle, hogshead, some empty bar,
reiS'. good lantern, wood box, some
benches, etc.
TERMS OF SALE-A credit OF eight
months will be given on all sums Of
ten dollars and over, the purchaser
10 give note with approved security,
negotiable and payable at either bank
or Shepherdstown, or Citizens Nation.
al Bank, Of Martinsburg. Notes 70
pear interest from date, but if Maid
al maturity interest RENTED. Under
ten dollars cash. No property TO be
removed until settled for. The ladies
or MT. Wesley NJ. E. Church will have
the exclusive right to sell lunch.
]. FERD RANDALL.