Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1926-03-03
PUBLIC SALE
OF All My Personal Property of Val
liable Live Stock, Farming Imple-
ments and Household Goods.


/ farming and moving to the State OF
| Pennsylvania, will sell publicly to the
/ highest bidder, on the Zinn farm,
better known as the old Conklyn
| fran. located 6 miles south of Char
/ leg Town. w. Va, and liz miles
/ north of Kabletown. w. Va, on
WEDNESDAY, MARCH IT, 1925
/ commencing at 10 o'clock a. m,
sharp. the following property. towit
IL HEAD OF HIGH GRADE PER-
| cHERON HORSES AND COLTS
No. /, Morgan, black gelding.
eight years old. weight 1900 pounds:
No. 2. Logan, black Relding years
old, weight 1880: No. 3, Frank, black
gelding 5 years old, weight 1900; No.
4, Tom, bavs gelding years old.
weight 1925: No. 5, Maude, black
mare 8 years old. weight 1850, and
in foal by the Charles Town Horse
Co.'S stallion; No. 6. Bird black
mare years old. weight $780, No.
z. Beauty. black mare 6 years old.
weight 1900; No. 8. Buck, black
eelding coming years old this
spring, weight 1850; No. 8, Beulah.
bay mare Is years old, weight 1900,
a good driver, safe TO rchildren. and
a good single line mare; No. 10,
Queen. black FLY coming 2 years old.
weight 100; Nos. II and IL, two
heavy draft mare colts, coming one
year old. good ones, and sired by the
Charles Town Horse Co.'S stallion.
This is one of the best lots of horses
to be offered for sale this spring. I
raised them all and they will work
satisfactorily wherever hitched. All
of them except the three-year-old
gelding are excellent leaders. If you
want good horses you will find them
here.
20 HEAD OF HoME-RAIsED
CATTLE.
Ten head Of good milk cows, con-
sisting of Holsteins. Guernseys, Ayr
shires and Durhams: 6 fresh cows
with calves by their side; closeup
springers, one in full flow of milk;
one Holstein and one Jersey heifer,
will be fresh in the spring; one Ayr
shire and Jersey cross heifer, will be
fresh in early spring; two yearling
heifer calves. one Durham bull. 2
years old; 6 home-raised steers. will
weigh from 600 to 700 pounds each.
The above cows range in age from 2
100 HEAD OF HOGS.
Twelve brood sows. two sows with
pigs by their side, the others will far
row shortly and will have pigs by
side on sale day: three male hogs, 2
pure-bred Duroc-J ersey, the other a
Spotted Poland-C China. all large
enough for service Fifteen fat hogs.
will otrrk, f..n.,, 10 zen dis
each: seven fat hogs. will weigh 120
pounds each; 35 nice thrifty shoats,
ranging in weight from 40 to 60
pounds each.
FARMING IMPLEMENTS, ETC.
-Four heavy farm wagons, one six
ton Bettendorf steel wagon, l How
ell wagon with 10-bbl. bed. l Kerns-
town wagon with 11-bbl. bed. one 2
or 3-horse Auburn wagon and bed: 2
homemade panel wagon beds, one
13-bbl. capacity with sideboards. the
other a 11-bbl. capacity: one SIT.
Deering binder with tongue truck, in
good condition; old Mccormick bind
err. two Deering SIT. cut mowers,
Thomas horse rake, Osborne hay ted
der, one 10-hoe Superior drill. 10-hoe
Thomas disc drill. both in good con-
dition; Black Hawk double check row
corn planter with fertilizer attach
ment; old corn planter. tubular land
roller Scientific corn cutter, New
Idea manure spreade. in perfect con-
dition: double disc harrow with tan
dem attachment: Buckeye walking
cultivators. one 6-shovel. the other a.
shovel; 2 Oliver walking cultivators.
No. A steel-beam Vulcan plows
with iointers. No. 40 steel-beam Oil
yer pillow, double-shovel plows,
single shovel pillow. two 5-shovel cul-
tivators. 3-section springtooth har-
row. 2-section springtooth harrow. 2
20-teeth wood-frame harrows,
smoothing harrow, four-square
harrows, good ones; corn coverer,
single Hoosier corn planter with fer
tilizer attachment: pairs shelvings,
10, 10 and 20 feet long, respectively;
seed cleaner. good one, will clean
all kinds of seeds: double-hole corn
shelter, small corn shelter, cutting
box, new; hayforks. rope. pulleys,
etc. good as new: two grapple hay
forks. one Myers hay fork, thribble,
double and single trees: crowdsticks,
spreaders. fifth chains, breast chains.
butt chains, cow chains, forks. SHOW
els. scoop shovels. mattock, digging
iron. pick, scythes, two X-cut saws,
hamper baskets, axes, grain cradle,
American field wire stretcher, anvil,
forge, wise, lot of tools: one 4O-ft.
extension ladder. one short ladder,
tree trimmers, some lumber for hog
troughs, several hog troughs, water
cart, 'grindstone, laying-off poles. pot
| of Junk.
HARNESS:-Two sets of 3 u inch
breeching and side plates, a sets of
lead gears, 10 housings, wagon sad
dies, wagon lines, one 4-horse. the
other 6-horse choke straps. 10 col
lars, 10 blind brides. lead reins, pillow
lines, sets pillow gears, 4 sets good
fly nets, set single driving harness.
some driving collars. 10 halters, some
extra harness. The above harness
was all made by the late R. D. Shug-
art and is as good as new.
MISCELLANEOUS:-One scald-
ing tank, pair platform scales. 600
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