Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1925-01-22
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barber chair and some houseli6san.
goods. Terms of sale: Cash.-HOW-
ARD ROWLAND. jS3
ELMER e. HANN public sale
Saturday, Jan. IT, at one O'Clock, on
George Harmer farm south of Nal
ia, on Pennsville road: Hay, corn,
fodder, chickens, COWS, 8 good
work horses, mare and colt, work
harness, hay rake, steel harrow,
other farming tools.
HAVING RENTED my farm,
will offer for sale Saturday, Jan. IT.
on the farm located I IA miles west
of Stockport, on the Brick road. the
following: year old brown horse.
weighing 1850 lbs: 8 year old
brown mare, weighing 1900 lbs:
7 year old brown saddle and driving.
100 lbs; A head milk cows, all
milking; " year old Durham bull;
6 head spring calves; % brood
ewes, will lamb in April: thorsugt.
bred Delaine buck; IL spring lambs:
5 tons timothy hay in NOW; %
bushels corn: good buggy. This
sale will begin promptly at II
o'clock. Terms made known on day
of sale.---G. p. HOLLETT, LILLE
HOLLETT. THEODORE HoLLETT,
J. p. Dulaney. auctiOnccr.