The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1922-03-17
PUBLIC SALE

The undersigned intending to quit
farming. will sell at public sale, on
the Edward Strevig farm, mile north
west of Pleasant Valley, along the
Stone Road, leading from Markers
Mill to Mt. Pleasant, on
THURSDAY, MARCH %, 1922,
at II o'clock, sharp, the following
described personal property:
HEAD OF HORSES,
1 pair of horses, Harry" dark bay
horse, 3 years old, weighs 1300-ibs,
works anywhere hitched, any woman
can drive him; Fan" dark bay mare,
years old, weighs 1225-fbs., works
anywhere hitched, both good leaders;
pair roam mares, Pet" weight 1876
lbs: Bird" weight 1240-tbs., both
coming 5 years old, works anywhere
hitched, the one an extra good leader;
pair of roam horses, Dick" coming
years old, weight 135O-tbs., a good
saddle horse and leader; MACK"
coming 4 years old, weight 1350ibs.,
a good off-wheel horse; bay mare
pony, "Topsy," coming years old,
any child can drive her. All the above
horses are fearless of all road objects.
Is HEAD OF DEHORNED CATTLE,
all these cattle are highgrade Hol-
stein. the one a registered Holstein;
IL milch cows, will be fresh or close
~, la,- &c Il f,ag in
July, / in August, 2 in September; l
fat heifer, weight about 900-lbs.; l
fat bull. weight about 1900 pounds.
All these cows milk from 4 to 6-gal.
when fresh.
Is HEAD OF SHEEP,
IA ewes. some will have lambs by
their side by day of sale; l buck.
30 HEAD OF SHOATS,
ranging in weight from 40 to 100 TBS.
FARMING IMPLEMENTS.
Atom Studebaker wagon, Ain. tread,
with bed, holds 10 bbls. of corn; A.
ton wagon, Ain. tread, with bed, holds
IL bbls. corn; 3-ton Auburn wagon, A.
in. tread: 2 homemade wagons, 312
and Ain. tread; log wagon, New Idea
manure sDreader, 75-bu. capacity, only
used seasons; bob sled, with brakes;
3 pr. hav carriages, 1S-ft. long; Deer
ing binder, lift. cut, with 4-horse
hitch; 12-hoe Superior grain drill,
Deering self-dump hay rake, gift. Ad-
rance hay tedder, Kentucky lime
sower, Deere check-row corn planter,
with fertilizer attachment; No. 361
Syracuse furrow pillow, Gale riding
corn pillow, Brown walking corn pillow,
single corn plow, steel land roller, 2
wood frame harrows, Is and 22-tooth
lever harrows, one 2-section IL
tooth, the other a 3-section 25 tooth;
60-tooth smoothing harrow. All the
above machinery in firSt-class condl-
ton; Harpoon hay fork, 130-ft. rope
and pulleys; 3-horse evener, 2-horse
evener, fifth chain, with evener; sin
gle, double, triple and 4-horse trees;
middle rings, jockey sticks, log breast,
butt, COW and standard chains; dig
ging iron. mattock, shovels, moving
scythe, brier scythe, corn shelter,
wheelbarrow, seed sower, grindstone,
Stewart horse clippers, dung, pitch
and sheaf forks, bag truck, GO cotton
grain sacks, good as new; 100 laying
hens, by the pound.
HARNESS.
sets Ain. front gears, sets Gin.
breechbands, sets of yankee harness,
s collars. yankee brides, halters,
lead rein. 6-horse line, check lines,
choke straps, carrying straps, hitch
ing straD. All these harness are home
made, Howard Dern's make.
HOUSEHOLD. GOODS.
Quincy engine, II. P, in running or
der: Mogul engine, l II. P, you can
use ether gasoline or kerosene, good
as new. 1S-ft. line shaft, with self
oiling hangers and pulleys complete;
l governor pulley, good as new; lot
betting. from l to inches wide; DAY.
is swing churn, with power attach
ment, good as new; sixteen and .
gal. milk cans, with chains and labels
good as new; cooler cans, Standard
colony brooder stove, capacity 500
chicks: dinner bell, and many other
articles not mentioned.
Terms of Sale:-Sums of $1,000 and
under, cash. On sums above $1,000 a
credit of s months will be given on his
or her notes with approved security,
bearing interest from day of sale. No
goods to be removed until settled for.
CHARLES VI. STREVIG.
J. n. o. Smith, Auct.
Charles & Upton Marker, Clerks.
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