Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1926-02-24
PUBLIC SALE



the highest bidder. At his residence
on the DR.. Jim McSherry farm. stu
ated seven miles northeast Of Mar
Linsburg. and seven miles west of
on the road leading
from Turner's blacksmith shop at
Greensburg to Newtown and Scrab-
bic. on
FEBRUARY Is, 1926
beginning at 10 o'clock a. m. rain or
shine. the following personal prop
erty:
No. /. Fanny. grey mare. 9 years /
old. weight 1900 lbs. good wagon
leader and cannot be hitched out of /
place. in foal by Percheron horse:
No. 2. Star. bav mare 10 years old. |
weight 400. a good wagon or bar
shear leader. viii work anywhere /
hitched. in foal by Percheron horse:
No. 3. Queen. brown mare years
old. weight 1900. barshear leader.
will work anywhere: No. 4. Gin.
black mare years old weight about
1900, good strap mare and offwheel
mare: No. 5, Charlie. black horse
years old. weight 1900, good saddle
horse and barshear leader: No. 8.
Maud, bay mare years old. weight
about 1850. good strap mare: No.
z. Fan. bav mare A years old. weight
1900; No. 8. John, bay colt 4 wears
old. weight 1850; No. 9. Tom. iron
grey colt years old, weight 1850:
No. 10. Doll. black mare years old.
weight 1900: No. IL. Fashion. bay
mare years old, weight 1900: No.
IL. Belvey. bav mare years old.
weight 100: No. IS. Topsv. bay
mare years old in spring. fine con-
formation: No. Ia. Dickie. bay horse
years old in spring, fine conforma-
ton.
Is HEAD OF CATTLE
Twelve heal of milk cows: seven
of these cows will be fresh by day Of
sale. and close springers: two in
full flow of milk. one Jersey heifer
coming 2 years old: one Jersey bull.
well-bred: and FIVE Jersey heifers 9
months old. This herd of cattle
have all been tuberculin tested. They
are well-bred jersey and goodlv
number are eligible to register.
10 HEAD OF HOGS
| Eight young hogs. ready to but
cher. will weigh $50 pounds or bet
| ter: one fat hog, will weigh about
| 500 pounds: one Red Duroc and
Chester male hog. weight about 200
pounds.
? HEAD OF SHEEP
Seven head of sheep. all ewes.
| Young and will have lambs by day of
| sale.
/ FARMING IMPLEMENTS, ETC.
/ Two 4-horse wagons. one with
I strong gear and VIM. Miller's make
/ bed. 60-bushel. the other good
wagon without bed; one low-down
wagon, needs some repair; heavy
two-horse spring wagon. two-horse
sled, strong one; Deering binder,
SIT. cut, practically new: Osborne
binder. 7-ft. cut. in good running
order: Wood mower, 5-ft. cut, in
good condition; Deering mower. 2 "
E it. cut Hoosier grain drill. 10-hoe,
in perfect order: one weeder. loft.
land drag. international manure
spreader, practically new: one corn
slide. wheels: two international
4 riding cultivators. good as new: self
dump hay rake, loft. sweep; hay
tedder. for one or two horses: Sim
I pick check row corn planter. 180-rod
chain, in good oder: two Oliver bar
sheare plows No. 40. potato digger.
good as new: Oliver tractor disk har-
row, 18-inch disc, used one season :
land roller, 2 wood-frame spring
tooth harrows. one single shovel and
four double shovel plows. 2 sets Nice
" make hay ladders, Is and 20 feet
set log ladders, new: fodder cutter.
hand or belt power. new: corn shell
Ter. double feed, hand or mechanical
power: hay fork, double harpoon,
with 100 feet of rope: wheelbarrow.
portable forge and anvil. Blue Bell
separator, in good order: two 5-gal-
Ion milk cans, three 10-gallon milk
cans. etc.
HARNESS:-Two sets breeehine
good. 4-inch; 2 sets YankeaAharness.
3 sets front gears, sets pillow gears,
wagon saddle, s collars. 8 brides. )
lead reins. 2 sets check lines. 6-horse
wagon line. A choke straps. sets
breast chains, butt traies. 6 leather
halters. curry combs and brushes. etc
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES, show
els. mattocks. rakes, hoes. four log
chains. single. double and thribble
trees: spreaders, crowdsticks. fifty
chickens, 16 guineas, 4-burner Goa
oil stove. Easy Way: large ice box
holds 800 pounds of ice. steel-tire
buggy, lot of old iron. and many
other items too numerous to men.
ton. including some household
TERMS OF SALE:-A credit Of
nine months will be allowed on all
sums of SO and upward, by the pur-
chaser giving note with approved Sc
curitv. payable at the Citizens Nat
/ ional Bank of Martinsburg or Far
mers Bank of Shepherdstown, with
interest from date. -Four per cent
+ discount will be given to persons
cashing the amount of note. Under
I $40. cash. No property to be re-
moved until settled for. The LADIES
of the Lutheran Church serve lunch
Rain or shine. Everybody welcome
w. GUY MILLER.
Hiett and Cookus. Auctioneers.
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