Milford chronicle., 1954-03-26
PUBLIC SALE
or VAlUABlE
Personal Property
SATURDAY, MARCH 27th, 1854
AT 1000 O'CLOCK A. N. SHARP
Rain or Shine

OATUhDAHs MAhCH 9th, 1854
AT 1000 O'CLOCK A. N. SHARP
Rain or Shine
At farm, located on Route Sc. Green
Wood-Miltord Road, two and One-half
miles northeast Of Greenwood. Dela-
have sold my farm and have no
ments.
LIVESTOCK
26 Head Of Pure Bred Guernsey Cattle
IL Cows in milk, ages two to nine
years. Some of these cows are pro-
ducing fifty pounds of milk per day.
ana some nave records of more than
four hundred fifty pounds of butterfat.
, pred Heiters and oPen Heifers
THESE Eeifers are sired by a son of
talrlaWn Peerless Emblem. One Bull
twenty months old, / Bull five months
old, grandson of Fairlawn Peerless
Emblem; l Bull Calf, six weeks old,
sired by Curtiss Candy Prince Charm-
ing. This is an accredited herd for
Bangs and 7. b. Many of them are
Vaccinated and one of the better herds
OF Guernseys in Delaware.
One Horse, six Shoats, weighing
from as to $50 lbs. each. Two Brood
Sows and Is Pigs. One Tamworth
FARMING IMPLEMENTS
One MISUNDERSTANDING III tractor,
set sixteen-inch Oliver plows, j Aliis-
Chalmers disk, 1 Mccormick -Deering
mud type manure spreader, / ten
Ioot lime and fertilizer distributor, on
rubber; Mccormick -Deering nine
spout grain drill, I Mccormick Deer
ing corn binder, good as new; / thir-
ty-twO foot Magic lift elevator, 1 one
and one-half horsepower electric mo-
tor, good as new; / hundred foot ex-
tension cord, / eight-foot cut grain
I n NoFrr afrslr- rnsa, r-s,l
livery rake, l log wagon axle, horse
rake, one-hOrSe walking plOW,
tWo-horSe walking plOW. / cultipacker.
l iron beam walking ~lOw, / moving
machine, l bean puller, ! wooden wheel
low down wagon, riding cultiYator, 2
walking cultiVators, / three section
ninety-tooth drag harrow, / six-inch
endless drive belt, / feed cart, 1 self
FEEDER Tor hogs. several milk cans,
buckets and strainerS, / work table. /
chest, set milk scales, / set electric
clippers, l tool grinder, l pile new
bricks, / coal brooder stove, lot of
galvanized pipe, hog killing pots, /
sausage grinder, sausage suffer
z briar scythes, / block and fall, ] lot
OF rope, barb wire stretchers, / WOW
en- wire stretcher, 1 cyclone seeder, ]
WheelbaFroW Seeder, 1 hand corn plant
er, bush axes, 3 log chains, cant
hooks, / set platform scales, / set OF
pea and beam scales, 2 wood burning
heating stoves, old fashion; one l-hoie
corn shelter, one 2-hole corn shelter
! 70 peach baskets, several hundred
grain bags, l pair lance plow cOulteTs
! pair coulters for Mccormick Deer.
| ing plow, 25 five-fOot chicken feeders
lot feed scoops, lot of forks, shoVels
| hoes, and many other things too mum.
/ erous to mention.
HAY GRAFT; STRAW
1000 Baskets Corn
! Approximately 500 bales of Scarle
! Glover, Soybeans and Lespedeza hay
25 bales oat hay. About 100 bales GA
HOUSEHOLD GOODS
One 3-pieee maple bedroom. suite,
! ten-piece mahogany dining room suite
/ mahogany tea wagon, day bed, lik,
/ new; radio, l piano, / music cabi
| net, sewing cabinet, / enamel tol
| cabinet, several floor lamps, / desI
lamp; several table lamps, / antiqu
] spool leg stand stands, / antiQu
/ porch settee, / Singer sewing machine
l. antique kitchen clock, 4 rocking
chairs, 3 end tables, / clothes hamper
l mantle clock, lot Of pictures, vases
fiber rug, 8 X ~, 2 rugs, 9x 10,
rug, 12 Is, a lot of throw rugs,
mirrors, lot flower stands, extension
table, l card table, / electric Washe
! (Westinghouse); l DelcO 32-vOlt elec
/ trio iron, / Simmons mattress. / Sc
| springs, / set bath room scales, sew
eIdl lOtS OA lace curtains SeNSfdl l0L
/ OF drapeS, ] plastic shower curtain
/ plastic WINDOW curtain, feathe
beds, lot of pillows, / enamel top worl
| table, a lot OF linoleum floor runners
l butter print, lot of pots, pans ant
dishes, lot of paint, two 25-pound can
of lard. some side meat, and man
other items found around the home.
TERMS: CASH. No goods to be re
! moved until paid for.
ARTHUR c, TATMAN, owne
Mr.. George Carroll. and
| Mr.. Anthony Carroll, Jr., AuctiOneer!
Lunch will be served by the WSC
of st. Johnstown Church. 3-12-3t