SOME AUCTION.

Manawatu Herald, Volume XLIX, Issue 3864, 30 October 1928, Page 4

SOME AUCTION.

The following; copy of a “Sale Bill” was recently sent to the Little Falls Herald by a subscriber: “Closing out public sale. As I have been asked to leave the country I will sell you at public auction on my place 1A miles north, and A mile east of Chariton and seven miles west and A mile east of Lusac on Monday, November 32, at 1 p.g., the following proscribed property: IS head of horses, I spavined mare, coming 19 years old; 1 bay horse, weight 4131b5.; 1 iron grey gelding, coining five years old; 1 sorrel boss, well matched; 1 marc mule with eolL at side; 1 brown worked horse; 1 Jackass, just your age; 1 running horse, runs at nose; 1 head of colts; 3 steers; 6 geldings;' 1 pedigree Aberdeen stallion, sired by night and damned by everybody; 24 head of 7 yearling heivcrs, coming 4 year , old; 2 brood cows, with cream se- : parators at side; 1 poland china ■ bull; 2 calves with high military heels; 24 head of hogs —one hired /man coming 32 years old; 2 old boars, coming 80; 14 Rhode Island j Red sows, with milking attach- ; ments; 7 spring pigs, sheep, goats and poultry. Sheep, 1 Hamshu'e ram, detachable rims; 2 yovvs; 10 Mary, 3 not; 1 billy goat, 3 naniegoats, 1 goatee. Come and we will get your poultry. 1 Republican rooster, has pip; 1 democratic rooster has pip also; 4 dozen hens with eggs; 40 spring chickens, coming six years old; 1 single comb Jersey red hired girl (some chicken) ; 7 old hens, can vote. Machinery: rolling pin; separator with mortgage attached; Fanoy feed; corn cultivator; 2 bull rakes; 1 cow rake; one sulky rake; Gellilte corn harvester; Ford corn separator; road drag, never been used; set rope harness, twine condition; international riding saw; talking machine( mother-in-law, bad as new); six kegs, empty; twin bed, one good as new; perambulator, guaranteed 0000 miles; and other articles too sad to mention. Terms —Cash; Balance 6 months in County -jail, Free launch at noon if von pay for it —by men’s aid society poker flat. R. N. Solle, owner; Ike N.”