Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1926-03-10
PUBLIC SALE

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Having decided to discontinue
farming and having rented out Dotn
of my farms, ] will sell at pubic sale,
at my home place, on
THURSDAY. MARCH II, 1925,
all my personal property consisting
/ of live stock, implements. harness
and general farm equipment from
farms.
SIX HEAD OF HORSES.
All Home Raised and Home Broken
No. i. Florence, dapple gray mare
6-vrs. old. broken in lead, good work.
err. No. Q. Pet, brown mare, b-yrs
! old works anywhere; No. 3, Rose. o.
yrs old. strap mare; No. a. George.
roam gelding, 8-yrs. old, the kind that
ANYBODY can work hitched; No. D,
Flora. gray mare, 12-yrs. old, can't
he hitched wrong: No. 6, Mary. gray
mare. strap mae and good one. Inc
| first three named mares are IN foal,
and are as good as can be found any
where.
z3-HEAD OF cATTLE--23.
Consisting of IL Good Mich Cows;
steers. (home raised) weight about
500 lbs: 2 bulls. one 12-months old.
and one about 9-months old, Dotn
good ones; 5 young cattle. nome
raised: two heifers and 3 steers.
s3-HEAD OF SHEEP-53..
Fifty-one Head of Good Ewes and
Rucks. These ewes are extra good
ones and already have 35 lambs, 9TH
~ cola dau
se-HEAD OF HOcS-56.
Eleven Head of Fat Hogs, weight
about $50 lbs. / pure-bred boar hog
(Hampshire) will weigh about 250
ms. / Young boar hog, 6 months old,
good one; 9 head of brood sows, all
will farrow by sale day or shortly
after: 35 head of nice thrifty shoats.
will weigh around so lbs.
IMPLEMENTS.
Three wagons, one Studebaker
new with 11-bbl. bed; l farm wag-
on in first class shape, one 2-norse
wagon and bed Brown make) good
one; 2-prs. 20-ft. shelvings. both
new; l Milwaukee corn binder, only
used 2 crops; Johnson mower In
first elias scondition: ] Hoosier corn
planter with phosphate attachment
and cable all complete. 2 grain drills.
both Farmers Favorite, one 10-disc
and one a Chloe; 3 Buckeye cultlva-
tors, all in good shape; A barshear
plows, 2 Xxx Oliver, one 2-horse Oil
yer and / Syracuse: good farm
drag, made right; one spring harrow,
l Scientific corn cutter, l Blizzard
Ensilage cutter in good shape; one
Tornado cutting box, either for pow
err or hand work; double disc har-
row go disc); l International ma
nure spreader in first class odrer; 3
iron hog troughs, set of team bells, z
corn replanters, / dozen homemade
| brooms.
HARNESS:-Wagon harness fol-
4-horse team complete, housens,
good collars, 6-horse wagon line, {
| blind bibles, good leather halters
h a sets plow gears, lot choke straps.
good wagon saddle, / set double driv
ing harness in good shape. new rid
ing saddle, 3 jointers for Oliver
l plows, tongue truck for binder, hay
fork and rope, heavy log chain
breast and butt chains, forks, show
els, mattocks, picks, sledges, DIS
iron, b new wagon tongues, Dldch
smith tools, blower, vice. drill press
tongs, ETC.: 1-pair steelyads. weigl
500 pounds; / broom machine and u
new broom handles; wagon jacks
single, double and thribble trees, ,
good lot of them; 2-pairs of spread
ers, and numerous other things no
named and one new wheelbarrow.
| TERMS credit of IL month
will be given on all purchases owe
1 $4,000, with approved security. Sum
of $4,000 and less, cash. Sale at L
a. m. promptly, rain or shine.
JNO. F. MYERS.
Il Chas. T. Engle, Auctioneer.
B. f. Yates and Bane Brown, Clerk
Lunch privilege reserved for tn
y Ladies of Oakland Church.