Milford chronicle., 1922-12-08

Having decided to discontinue farm
ing, I will offer at public sale at my home
in Cedar Neck, about five miles from
Milford, on the road leading to Fort
Salisbury, my personal property, on
Tuesday, December 10, 1922,
commencing promptly at ID o'clock in the
morning. If that day should be very
stormy, sale will be held the next clear
day.
LIVE STOCK
Pair of large mules, 12 and 13 years
old. Odd mule, 8 years old, a good work.
er. Gray mare, weighs 800 lbs, years
old, a good driver.
LOT OF CATTLE-Six COWS, ranging
in age from years to 70 years. All will
come in fresh between first of January
and middle of March. Four young heif-
ers, three years old next summer. Two of
them will come in the spring. Two bulls.
One six years DID, one two years old last
June.
Brood sow and six pigs. The SOW is a
good one, and the pigs are very promis-
ing. They are Berkshires on their mo-
theirs side.
LOT HENS AND PULLETS
FARMING IMPLEMENTS
John Deere riding plow in good con-
ditionin every way. Three No. 10 Oliver
walking ploWs with wheels and jointers
combined. No. 40 Oliver walking plow.
Two No. 1S Oliver walking plows. One
A. Oliver Walking plows. Two S-foot drag
harrows. One riding harrow. One walk
ing cultivator: Two good fuke harrows.
condition and good cloths. McCorm1ck
mower in good working order. Avory corn
planter in fine condition, except the
shoes. Farmers Favorite 9-sprout grain
drill. Two-spout corn shelter. Cutter
sleigh and bells in good condition. Dear
born pole, a good one. Pair carriage
shafts. York carriage in fair condition.
Runabout buggy in good shape. Dearborn
in fine condition, VIM. Johnson's make.
Two-horse farm wagon, VIM. Johnson's
make, has new spring seat and new shell
wings. Old two-horse farm wagon in ev-
cry day use now. New wagon body, never
been used.
Flam rack for hay. Tomato rack. To-
mato rack to fit over wagon body. Set
4000-pound wagon springs. Set 4O00-lb.
land roller. Scythe and cradle, as good
as new. Briar scythe, a good one. New
moking knife. Three boat oars. New barn
truck. Lot fodder strings.
Three sets wagon harness, three sets
of rope harness, one set of new carriage
harness, one set of old carriage har-
ness, set of dearborn harness. 70 horse
collars. 20 breast chains and butt chains
Nearly new grindstone. 8 corn knives.
Two nearly new axes. Maul and three
good wedges. Two gasoline cans. New
bushel basket. Two half bushel meas
ures. Scoop shovel and a good spade,
forks, shovels, hoes and other things
useful about a well equipped farm.
12 stacks top fodder stacks field hay.
Lot fine tinmOthy in loft. 2 s-acl1s straw.
Load marsh hay, mostly bent.
Hog killing pot, large size and good.
Farm tell. Large scaldlng cask. meat
barrels. IA water barrels. Cider mill, eood
size and condition. Corn crusher, grinds
chicken corn feed so five -eighths wire
trimmed baskets-good ones. Riding sad
die for man. Muskrat spear 4 otter traps
large size. 72 muskrat traps.
HOUSEHOLD GOODS
Home Comfort range, 1917 model. Of
hello No. 33S wood burning stove. Sitting
room stove. Alright stove. Side board
Dining room and kitchen chairs Ten
foot extension table. Several rockers !
Lounge. Lot window shades. Pictures and |
mirrors. Bureaus and wash stands. Three |
full sized bedsteads. Centre table. Sew
eral stands. One duck feather bed 25 |
yards ingram carpet. Lot hall and step |
carpet. Lot rag carpet. Lot mating. Par !
lor lamp Hall lamp. Rayo lamp, nearly |
new, and other lamps Lot of dishes Cal |
oway Cream Separator. Cream can. Two |
cream churns. One Rex washer. One old |
washing machine. Two clothes horses. !
Many other things to numerous to mem
lion here.
TERMS: Cash. All settlements to be
made before property Is removed.
B. FRANK POTTER
]. B. Dickerson, Aucti 0neer. !