Milford chronicle., 1938-09-02
Tuesday, September 6, 1888

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Beginning at 500 O'clock A. NJ.
Rain or Shine
LIVE STOCK
One team Good Mules; weight 200
pounds, II years Old. will work any
/ where, good strong walking team. cal
/ not be beat for pulling.
One BuekslSin Horse, weight 140l
pounds 10 years old, will work any
where. good one. One Nice Bay Mare
weight 1l5O pounds, 3 years old, in foa
by Belgium and Percheron Stallion, moi
broke.
Six Good Mich Cows, 2 heifers, ons
will soon be fresh. These cattle are al
tubercular and blOod-tested.
FARMING IMPLEMENTS
One Mccormick -Deering binder, first
class condition. 7-foot cut, with tractor
hitch and tongue: l Mccormick Deer
ing manure spreader. first class condi-
tion; Mccormick Deering riding har-
rows, good: John Deere corn planter,
good as new; / Deering moving ma
chine. l hay rake. l 2-horse wagon.
] l-horse wagon. good condition; ! liam
rack, tomato rack. l 60-tooth drag. /
A-drag. 1 land roller. 1 John Deere disc
drill, nine tine. with shafts and tongue.
good condition; 3-rOw marker. / No.
l3 Oliver walking plow. l A Oliver
4 %
1s-foot seed sower. will sow twenty
quarts per acre, new; l No. 40 Oliver
riding plow. l Fordson tractor, plows
and discs. in good working condition;
set Fairbanks scales, l corn shelter. 2
sleds. 1 barn truck, IL rolls poultry
wire, good condition; 50-gallon gas
drum, galvanized; lot of SIS baskets, 2
complete broOder stoves. 1000 capacity,
good; chicken trOughs and water foun-
tains; 5O-gallon barrels. half BUSH
els. 200 good bags. sets leather har-
ness. good; sets chain harness. sets
plOW harness, lot Of other harness. 5
halters. pairs mule brides. good; !
collar, Irish collars. size 20. good;
4-gallon spray, l brass spray, / bramble
scythe. set hobbies. milking stools,
4 milk cans. milk buckets and strain
er. lot OF COW chains. 1 ice box. 3 hog
pots. l lard press. sausage grinder and
lard paddles. shearpoles. good ones;
hames, harrow, fiukes, plow shares. one
hOisting pulley. oil cans and crowbafs.
heavy block and fan. inch rope.
good; l riveting machine and leather
oyster tong handles. clam rake. tree
trimmer. lot Of grape wire, l trailer.
bushel basket, lot of fodder strings. two
eross-cut saws. chicken crates.
trussle benches. 3 heavy log chains. lot
of other chains. l wire reel. wire
SIfetcnefS. corn SpuuSf cOrh hAifSss
2 3-hOrse trees. two-horse trees,
vine turner. 1 1-man saw. 2 bush axes.
2 hedge shears. calf halters or Tnuz-
zles, guaranteed not to nurse; forks,
hoes. shovels. singletrees. neck yokes
and straw knife. scoop shovel. corn
sleds. shoveling board. grind
stone. 2 pairs single relns. 2 pairs dou-
BILE reins. many other things too num-
erous to mention.
i2 Tons OF Alfalfa Hay. tons Of
Scarlet Hay.
HOUSEHOLD GOODS
One Home Comfort range. / oil stove
(Sears) with oven: 1 alright stove.
cook stove (Pen Ednal good DaKer and
wood saver: 1 S-foot extension table.
White sewing machine. 2 wooden bed
steads. 2 springs. 3 straight chairs.
rocking chairs. work table. couch.
/ feather bed (goose feathers): pill
lows, stand. so yards rag carpet. 1
rug III 1S).
TERMS: CASH.
The Ladies' Aid Of Millwood viii
serve lunch on the day of sale.
FRANK p. STORMER
Bros. Auctioneers. a26-ztp