Beverly banner. [volume] (Beverly, N.J.) 1877-1964, 1925-02-27
PUBLIC SALE
Stock, Crops, Farming ImpIe-
ments and Household Goods

Having rented the farm, will sell
at public sale on the premises known
as the Joshua Hollinshead Farm, sit
uateg on the road leading from
Moofestown to Centerton, about two
miles from Moorestown, N. j. on
j Tuesday, March 3, 1925. the follow
ing:
4 LIVE STOCK-Bay Horse and gray
horse, sound and kind, weighing 1900
lbs. each, IL years old, very good
team; pair of brown mules, Ia
years old; sorrel horse, 10 years old,
sound, good worker or driver.
WAGONS-A two-ton Ford truck,
. cut under truck wagon, French make;
2 fiat wagons; narrow wagon to go
, between 5-ft. rows; cart, carriage and
a no-top wagon.
FARMING IMPLEMENTS Ford
son Tractor, with tenders and COVER
nor, used one year; double tractor,
harrow and pillow, Oliver, used one
year; two-horse ironage sprayer; 2
two-horse cultivators, used years;
iron roller, used 2 years; Robbins
potato planter; o. K. champion po-
tato digger; Ironage engine potato
digger used 2 years; Darnell marker
used 2 years; moving machine, used
II years; hay rake; grass seeder; 2
two-horse plows; disk corn pillow;
heavy and light scratch harrows;
wood saw and engine on truck, FIVE
horsepower New Holland engine;
grain fan; hay wagon seat; power
stalk cutter; hand stalk cutter; po-
tato sorter; spray pump; 2 grind
stones; corn shelter; large old-fashion-
ed sleigh and bells; one-horse sleigh
and bells; 100 fve-eighths truck
baskets; 800 new strawberry crates;
200 secondhand strawberry crates,
all complete with boxes and dividers;
lot of asparagus crates; knives and
bunchers; fruit ladders; chicken
coups; chicken wire; IS good grain
bags; gasoline cans, carriage tongues;
lot of locust posts; hay fork; hay
ropes; blocks; shovels; forks; still
lizards weighing 500 lbs, and other
things too numerous to mention.
HARNESS sets double bruch-
ing harness; set hip-strap harness;
p sets single driving harness; set
double driving harness; cart harness.
CROPS AS tons mixed hay, 400
bushels good corr
HOUSEHOLD GOODS-Big double
bedstead with mattress; feather bed
and bolster; feather pillows; ward
robe; marble top table; oak hatrack;
5 comfortables; ! dresser cupboard;
doughtray; vacuum sweeper; 10 at.
ice cream freezer; lard press; high
step-ladder; trussels and tables;
handled baskets with lids; iron boil
er and lid; lard boiler and lid;
large wood stove and pipe; l small
wood stove; charcoal stove; 1 double
heater and pipe; l oilburner; three
other coal stoves and pipes; lot pic
ture frames; big heavy dishpan; Ia
dozen stair-rods; 2 cross Leg tables;
2 long benches; 2 milk cans; lard
cans; large lard laddle; butter churn
and outfit; 6 trunks; l set quilting
frames; stone jugs; stone pots; herb
grinder; lot of tin pals; meat bench;
meat hooks; 2 chopping blocks; 2
dozen large white dinner plates; 8
large meat platters; other dishes; 3
sad-irons; large iron pots; gas
stove; gas heater; and other things
too numerous to mention.
IMPLEMENTS manuer spread |
er, set hay shelvings; Hoover po-
tato planter; l Hoover potato digger,
used one year; peach crate press
mailer; / grain stand; 1 orchard |
pillow; / two-furrow three-horse pillow;
flower cuItivator; / set sides and
bottom; ! Ford box; power vacuum
sweeper.
CONDITIONS credit of six
months will be given on all sums of
$50 and over, by giving note with
approved endorser, payable in bank;
under $4,000 cash at close of sale.
Sale to commence at IL o'clock,
noon, and will be positive. rain or
shine.
LEVI L. DUDLEY.
N. L. WRIGHT, Auctioneer.
C. M. GARDINER,
w. d. COWPERTHWAITE,