D26—Lancaster Fannin*, Saturday, September 13,1980
Sale Reports
An Auction Sale of farm
equipment was held August
27 by La Carte Farms, Inc.
between Indiana and
Ebensburg. A large crowd
attended the sale.
Some prices received
were: J.D. 4430 Tractor
$17,000, J.D. 4620 Tractor
$13,000, Int. 706 Tractor
$5OOO, Int. 674 Tractor
$17,000, J.D. 4620 Tractor
$13,000, Int. 706 Tractor
$5OOO, Int. 674 Tractor $6750,
M.F. Forage Boxes $3750 &
$4OOO, Swartz 850 Feeder
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JERSEY
SALE
SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 20,1980
12:30 P.M.
At the Guernsey Sale Pavilion, Rt. 30 east of
Lancaster, Pa.
OVER 40 REGISTERED JERSEYS INCLUDING:
(All Records 305 days actual) Lot #1 Fresh 3-yr-old
with over 11,000 lbs of first lactation, dam and
granddam over 14,000 lbs Lot #3 First calf heifer by
Frederick out of a dam with over 15,000 lbs at 3-0 Lot
#4 a Triumph, due with her second calf, dam has two
records over 16,000 lbs milk, 900 lbs fat Lot #6 a
Generator out of a Favorite Secret Sage, due just
before the sale; and from the same farm, Lot #7, a
Chocolate Soldier, also fresh Lot #9 a Baronet 4-yr
old out of a Generator with records over 14,000 lbs Lot
#2l a fresh 2-yr-old by Bruce out of a Quicksilver,
maternal granddam a Generator Lot #4l a heifer
due at sale time out of an Excellent Quicksilver dam,
granddam is a Milestone
PLUS six good heifer calves for JUNIOR
BUYERS ONLY' in the Pennsylvania Pot of Gold sale,
held immediately preceding the State Sale
Sales sponsored by the
PENNSYLVANIA JERSEY CATTLE CLUB. INC.
For catalogs contact Robert C Dreisbach,
RD 3, Box 626, Hamburg, Pa 19526
Mixer $4500, J.D. 5400
Harvester w/Com & Hay
Head $20,500 and Int. 710
Plow $3500.
Auctioneer was Blame N.
Rentzel.
A Pubbc Sale of the
Christian Wenger Estate
was held Sept. 1 at 115 Mam
Street, Denver, Lane. Co.
There were 1000 at the 10-
hour sale.
Some prices received
were: High Poster Bed
$lOOO, Balloonback Rocker
PENNSYLVANIA
STATE
$2BO, Dutch Cupboard $4550,
Pme Cupboard $ll5O, Vic
torian Sofa $BOO, Water
Bench $7OO, Chest of
Drawers $325, Reed Porch
Set $3OO, Blown Bottle $lOO,
Tin Baby Rattle $67.50,
Candle Box $l7O, Marble Top
Tables $l5O, $270 & $4OO,
French China Dinner Set
$560, Old Early Nursing
Bottle $l9O, Reverse Pain
ting $250, 4 legged Drop-leaf
Table $490, Old Cradle $4OO,
Oak Chest of Drawers $3OO
and Oak Dresser $340.
H. H. Leid Auction Service
handled the sale.
A Public Sale of household
goods and farm machinery
was held September 6 by
David H. & Martha E.
Landis, 1838 Windy Hill Rd.,
between Lampeter Rd. &
Strasburg Pike, 5 miles east
of Lancaster.
One outstanding feature of
PUBLIC
AUCTION
OF VALUABLE REAL ESTATE
SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 20,1980
At 2 P.M.
From Strasburg, Pa. follow Rt. 896 south
approx. 5 miles to White Oak Rd. and turn left.
Auction at second house on left.
REAL EST VTE consists of a 6 room IVz story frame
dwelling with aluminum siding situated on 2 acres
more or less with approx 212 ft. frontage on White Oak
Rd The home includes kitchen, family room, living
room, 2 bedrooms, powder room, well insulated attic,
basement, & large front porch The home has a like
new roof & septic system & a good well This property
located in the Pequea Valley School District also has a
small bam & an oversized two car garage
Inspection of Real Estate on Aug. 23, 30 or Sept 6,
1980 from 1- 4 P M Other times by appointment Call
(717) 687-7948. Terms of sale: 10% down with balance
due at settlement.
Sale by
W. MARVIN & LaVONNE SCOTT
Attorney: John S. May
Auctioneers:
Ira Stoltzfus & Son
442-4936 or 442-8254
Jay Leary 354-0423
Not Responsible for Accidents
‘List Your Sale Today With Ira, Dale, or Jay”
PUBLIC SALE
From Route 11 at Inwood, W. Va. Turn East on
Route 51 - Travel 3 miles to Ellinger’s Market
(formerly Haines’) Turn right - .2 mile of a mile
to sale -- OR -- From Charles Town, W. Va., Take
Route 51 West - Go approximately 8 miles to
Ellinger’s - Turn left - .2 of a mile to sale.
SATURDAY, SEPT. 27
10:00 a.m.
APPROXIMATELY 20 - 25 TRACTORS - Including
Cubs, Fords, John Deere, Internationals, Fergusens,
and many other makes. ALSO - We will be offering a
good selection of plows, cultivators, wagons, new and
used rotary cutters, post hole digger, discs, wood saw,
rakes, baler, gram elevator, com pickers and many
other farm related implements.
We will also be offering a good selection of NEW AND
USED TOOLS - Including carpenter tools, hand and
electric tools, drill presses, socket sets of various sizes,
plumbers tools, and other tools. These tool will be of
fered started at 10:00 Sharp.
We will also be offering some household articles and
some antiques
TERMS: CASH. NOTHING TO BE REMOVED UNTIL
SETTLED FOR.
Sale Mgr.
EDGAR A. BOHRER
304-229-8354
AUCTIONEERS: MILLER AND BOHRER
CLERKS: Ware, Bohrer and Bohrer
NOTE THIS IS A CONSIGNMENT SALE If you have
surplus farm items, tools, household articles, let us
turn them into CASH If you are considering having an
auction, please contact us. We would appreciate your
consideration
NOT RESPONSIBLE FOR
ACCIDENTS ON PREMISES
LUNCH RIGHTS RESERVED
the sale was the $2200 paid
for a rambow quilt. Other
items sold were. J.D. M
Tractor $9OO, Farmall 350
Tractor $llOO, Fertilizer
Spreader $BO, Farmall H
Tractor $530, Tobacco $630,
Tobacco Lathe $4 per cwt.,
large Iron Kettle $l5O, Lard
Press $6O, Pea & Beam
Scales $75, Grinder $7O and
Washstands2So.
J. Everett Kreider and
Steve Petersheim were the
auctioneers.
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An evening sale of Holstein
cattle was held September 5
by Nathan H. C. Hawbaker &
Family on the Harry
Hawbaker farm located west
of Chambersburg, Pa.
The top price for a grade
cow was $1750; 2nd high
grade cow was $1525 and 3rd
high was $1250.
Ralph W. Horst was Mgr.
and Auctioneer.
LARGE 2 DAY SALE
REAL ESTATE, ANTIQUES
HOUSEHOLD GOODS, TOOLS & CARS
Of the John A. Daugherty Estate
of Cross Roads
FRIDAY, SEPT. 26
SATURDAY, SEPT. 27
Located In the Village of Cross Roads, York
Co., Pa. Going north turn off Rt. 24 north of
Stewartstown at Greer Chevrolet, going south
turn off Rt. 24 at Olphns Garage & proceed
about 2 miles to sale. Watch for arrows.
Friday, Sept. 26 at 5:30 P.M.
Carpenter Tools, Antique Tools & Cars
Beginning with a very Ig. selection of carpenter tools of
every description, slate tools; bar clamps; mason
tools; pulleys; hand tools; tool boxes; Ig. asst, of
hardware; nails; screws; etc.; antique broad axe; post
axe; 2 old bam boremg tools; wood planes; auger
bits; wooden clamps; cigar cutting board & rack;
kettle furnace; meat grinder; sausage stuffer & lard
press; wooden tub; butcher bench; stilhard scales;
hardware scales; table np saw w/motor; Dunlap 4”
planer; skill saw; band saw; belt sander; miter saw on
stand; table saw; anvil; bench vise; line shafts &
pulleys; electric motors; wheel barrows; lot of misc.
lumber; pile of fireplace wood; approx. 1500 lbs. coal;
coal busket & shovel; nail kegs; milk can; split oak
baskets; hames; misc. sizes of window galss; fancy
lattice or rose trellis work; planks; trussels; 40 ft. ext.
ladders; step & short ladders.
1973 Ford Galaxie 4 dr. sedan, auto, P.S. & P. 8., air,
68,000 miles; 1970 Buick LaSabre 4 dr.
Saturday, Sept. 27 at 9:30 A.M.
Real Estate, Antiques, Household
Goods, Barber Shop Tools. Dishes & Glassware
1:00 P.M. Real Estate 1:00 P.M.
Approx. 1-1/2 acre comer lot in Cross Roads Boro,
improved w/a beautiful spacious 2-1/2 story 9 rooms
w/1-1/2 bath frame house & a 3 story 3 car garage &
workshop which could be converted into a home or
apartments. The first floor of this very attractive home
has a kitchen w/1/2 bath, Ig. dining room, T.V. room,
barber shop which could be used as an office, Ig. living
room w/foyer & open stairway to the second floor & 4
Ig. bedrooms, full bath & attic space. There is also a
full cemented basement w/oil fired hot water furnace
w/cast iron radiators throughout the house. Space does
not permit a thorough description of this property
which must be seen to be appreciated such as the
beautiful wood trim, leaded stained glass china closet
doors, spacious front porch, shade trees, shrubbery &
much more. For inspection by appt. call 717-244-9892 or
993-2927. Open house on Sat. Sept 20 from 10 A.M. to 3
P.M.
Terms: A deposit of $7,000.00 in cash or good check to
be paid on day of sale w/balance to be paid in full in 30
days.
Antiques, Etc.
Oak 4 pc. B.R. suite; soft woods pc B.R. suite; white
marble top dresser & washstand; dated 1921 oak
magazine rack; 1925 oak desk; 1930 hall rack
w/mirror; 1930 coat & hat rack; set of 6 bent wood
chairs; 3 plank bottom chairs; woodbox; treadle
sewing machine; camel back & steamer trunks;
magazine racks; Ig. oak waiting room deacons bench;
other benches & chairs; Ig. round oak table w/boards;
what-not shelves; stands; Ig. ornate barbershop
cabinet w/mirror; old hydraulic barber chair; Ig. asst,
of hair clippers, combs, scissors & st. razors; oil
stones; straps; picture frames; sm. ornate corner
china closet; 2 pc. blind door cupboard; 2 pc. oak
kitchen cabinet w/sbdmg door; 2 school desks; very
old plank bottom high chair; 2 organ stools; 3 pc. L.R.
suite; 2 cane seat chairs; washboards; sm. yard
windmill; dinner bell; 2 iron gypsy pots; iron skillets;
brass hand bells; old calendars; post cards;
depression glass; pattern glass; 2 carnival plates;
Japanese china; goblets; kerosene lamps; lots of nick
nacks; figurines; crocks; jugs; outdoor lamp globe; 2
very fine violins made by Mr. Daugherty dated 1913 &
1914; set of old false teeth w/sohd gold caps & fillings;
shoe lathe; dated jars; bottles; etc.
Household Goods
Frigidaire 2 dr. refrigerator; Fngidaire 40” electric
stove; coal & wood heatrola; Maytag wringer washer,
raise tubs; porch glider & chairs; base cabinet; like
new Kohler & Campbell spmet piano & bench; plat
form rockers; 3 couchs; 6 dinette chairs; floor & table
lamps; Admiral T.V.; radios; late model extra wide
deluxe wheel chair; Hoyer (invalids) hydraulic lift;
walker; canes; flower pots; jardemers; dishes; pots;
pans & many items not mentioned.
Terms: Cash or approved check w/good I.D.
REYNOLD E. DAUGHERTY
BURNELL L. DAUGHERTY
KENNETH W. DAUGHERTY
PAULR. RUNKLE, Executors
Robert L. & Thomas H. Sechrist, auctioneers
Ph. 717-382-4379
Anderson & Warner, clerks
John T Miller, attorney
Refreshments by Cross Roads U.M. Church
Not responsible for accidents
at 5:30 P.M.
at 9:30 A.M.