PUBLIC SALE
Complete dispersal of Ai-Marah Farms
located from Frederick, MD, east on
Interstate #270, 10 miles to MD 109,
south 5 miles to Barnsville, MO turn left
go 1 mile, right onto Peach Tree Road,
first lane on-left
SATURDAY, OCTOBER 17
10:30 A.M.
152 REGISTERED &
GRADED ANGUS CATTLE
15 registered Angus cows bred to Churchhill
Pride 37 to calve (February - April 82), 6
registered Angus heifers bred to Oatland
Pipeline 206 to calve (April 82), 95 cows bred to
Angus and Polled Hereford bulls, 14 Angus
Santa Gertru’dis first calf heifers some with 3
way cross Hereford calves at side, 2 registered
2 yr. Angus bulls, 2 18 mo. Angus bulls, 3
registered Polled Hereford 3 yr. old bulls, 2
registered Angus bulls and 6 registered Angus
heifer calves, 7 Black Baldie and 3 way cross
steers calves, Teco cattle squeeze chute, 3000
lb. livestock scales, Frey Bros. #lOO and #2OO
head gates.
AUCT. NOTE: Quality herd of cattle. Results
of years of careful breeding. Accredited herd.
TB and Blood tested within 30 days of sale.
TERMS FOR BOTH SALES: Cash or check
with proper ID day of sale. Nothing removed
until settled for. Not responsible for accidents.
OWNER;
AL-MARAH FARMS
' Box 401, Barnesville, MD 20838
Telephone: (301) 428-8850
AUCTIONEER: John D. Oownin
Telephone: (301) 582-2450
FARM MGR.: Archie Magaha
Telephone: (301) 349-5203
Lunch Stand Provided Both Sales
PUBLIC AUCTION
LIVESTOCK, MACHINERY,
FEED, SOME FURNITURE
FRIDAY, OCTOBER 16
At 9:00 A.M.
Located I Vz miles West of Belleville, Pa.,
turn North off Route 655; onto Renno
Road, 2nd Farm.
LIVESTOCK
58 HEAD HOLSTEINS - 26 milk cows, over %
fresh June thru Sept, in full flow of milk,' Reg. 3
yrs. old bull, 5 bred heifers, 11 breeding age, 16
younger. A young herd w/good production,
majority raised on this farm. T.B. and Bangs
tested, pregnancy checked.
3 HORSES - Sorrel gelding smooth mount
works good; Roan gelding w/some age, 8 yrs.
old standard bred driver. Britch harness for 2
horses.
11 SHEEP -10 ewes andl buck. 200 Red pullet
hens starting to lay.
DAIRY EQUIPMENT & FEED
Stauffer 12 can S.S. cooler, Peight 9 can S.S.
lined cooler, Leigh 2 H.P. compressor, 40 milk
cans, (good), kerosene water heater, 275 gal.
tank 3/4 full dsl. fuel, 600 bu. oaks, 200 bales
straw, approx. 2,000 bales 2nd and 3rd cutting
alfalfa hay and 2,000 bales Ist cutting mixed
hay.
FARM MACHINERY
Case L-A tractor on steel w/starter in good
running cond., Owatonna no. 424 mixer grin
der, real good, N.I. no. 206 manure spreader,
N.I. no 10 corn picker, I.H. no. 47 baler on steel,
197 (7 ft. cut) haybine like new,
21. H. no. 9mowers 6 ft. cut, N.H. no. 56 rola-bar
rake, Grimm hay tedder, N.H. 26 ft. elevator,
N.l. wheel rake, Mayr&th 31 ft. auger 6 in.,
Rosenthal fodder shredder, Blizzard no. 600 silo
filler, Ez Trail steel wheel wagon w/flat bed
and grain sides, 2 I.H. steelwheel wagons
w/box and dung boards, wooden wheel wagon
w/box, Oliver 2-14 in. plow, Hocbstetler riding
plow, Wiard 106 plow, 2 Wiard 104 plows, Oliver
84 plow, I.H. no. 401-12 ft. harrow, 2
cultipackers, 6 ft. disk, wooden land roller,
weeder, 3 I.H. cultivators, I.H. 10 hoe grain
drill, I.H. com planter, I.H. com binder, I.H. 8
ft. grain binder, N.l. hay loader, hokey, 2 hole
com sheller, wood saw mantle, extra saw
blade, 2 Pride of Farms hog feeders w/S.S.
bottoms, round metal feed rack, open buggy
rebuilt and 2 carriage buggies all w/roller
bearing wheels, high pressure washer, small
amount ofmisc. farm items
Terms-CASH
MR. & MRS. JACOB S. SWAREY
R. D. #1
Belleville. Pa. ,
Mark Glicfc • Auctioneer
Along Pearl Road turn north at the
Tuipehocken High School or turn South
• of the Strastown to Rehrersburg Road on
to Pearl Road Berks Co., Pa.
4 Fine China Closets, High Sink, Miller
Organ, Ladie Desk, Blanket Chest, Round Oak
Table, Haning Cupboard, Milk Cupboard, Quilt
Frame, Grind Organ, Spinning Wheel Chair,
Rope Bed,.Wall Telephone, Organ Stool, John
Deereß. Tractor, Blacksmith Forgh, 2 Anvils,
Turning Lath. 2 Express Wagons, Boring
Machine, 6 H.P. and Vk H.P. Whitty Gas,
Engines, Cider Press, 6 in Jointer, Sleigh W.
Shaft Bells, Wagon Seat, Small Upright Steam
Engine, 2 Double barrel Muzzle Loading
Shotguns, Winchester Pump Gun, 32 and 22
Rifles, Music Box, 2 Butter Churns, Butter
Mold, 2 Grain Cradles, 3 Copper wash Boilers,
Cheese Cutter, Buggy Blanket, Sleigh Bells,
Wooden Fork, Wooden Rake, Iron Kettle, Meat
Grinder, 8 Qt. and 4 Qt. Sausage Staffers, Milk
Cans, Coffee Grinder, Apple Pealer, Cherry
Seeder, Meat Forks, 4 Broad Axes, 2 Stholer
Axes, 3 Adze, Anvil Hardies, Canal Hinges, 800
lb. Beam Scale, 300 lb. Brass Beam Scale,
Hanging Light, Parlor Light, Bracket Lights,
Coal Oil Lights, Brass Lantern, '2 Brass
Buckets, Pocket Watches, Pocket Knives, Slick
Chiles, 4 Corner Chiles, Ele tin Shears, Copper
Luster Creamers, Duey Water Pitcher, 2
Planter Peanut Jars, China - Eggs, Crocks,
Vicker Jugs, Bone Handle Knives & Forks,
Battery-Golf Cart, Green Agate Ware, SmaH
Iron Pot, Flat Irons, Tool Chest, Log Chains,
Stainless Milk Pails, Boot Jack.
1880 10 Dollar Gold Piece, 5 Dollar Gold
Piece, 10 Silver Dollars, Berks Co. History 2
Vol., Cherry Boards, Poplar Boards, 1000 ft.
Walnut boards, Lots of Antiques Dishes, All
Kinds of Small Tools, and Hundreds of Small
Items Not Mentioned.
Sale at 9 A.M. Sharp
Conditions by
WILLIAM CHRISTMAN
John H. Breidegam Auct.
Linda Breidegam, Gloria Luckenbiii,
Clerks
Refrehsments By the Ladies of the Trinity UCC
Church of Rehrersburg
Lunch at sale
PUBLIC SALE
SATURDAY, OCTOBER 17
11:00 a.m.
From Shippensburg take'Route 533 west
to Orrstown, turn north 1/2 mile to
Weaver Rd. turn right and 1 mile to sale.
Watch for signs.
HOUSEHOLD GOODS
Modem dry sink; Solid birch hand-made hutch
cupboard, (very nice); R.C.A. Whirlpool gas
refrigerator, (good); 2 gas stoves; Rite-Way
wood burner w/thermostat control; 2 small
kerosene heaters; eld oil stove w/oven; old
dressers; 2 wardrobes, one metal, one
Waterfall cedar lined; rocker; recliner; school
desk; vanity sink* cabinet; round quilt frame;
metal open book case; 4 bed frames; gun rack;
small & large filing cabinets; small crib; play
pen; high chair; 2 baby strollers; little wagon;
battery race track by Mattel; metal water
heater storage tank and lots of good used
copper pipe & valves; lots of flower pots it
other small articles.
FARM RELATED ARTICLES
2 yr. old colt; 2 sets of front gears, used 1 yr.;
bridle; No. 7McD. 6ft. mower, (good); McD. 2-
way plow; single shovel potato plow; 2-horse
com plow; walking plow; single disc barrow;
single section harrow; 2 N.I. 4-wheel manure
spreaders, need repair; mud mixer (no
motor); Jamesway feed cart; wooden storm
door; aluminum storm door, pre-bung; storm
windows, etc; Caterpillar radiator; some scrap
iron, yoke stanchions, etc.
Craftsman 8 in. tablesaw and jointer
Terms-cash or good check Lunch stand
MIKE S. & ANNA L. KAUGHMAN
11450 Weaver Rd.
Orrstown, Pa. Cumberland Co.
Art. Rife, Auct. 776-3545
Wickard & Son, clerks
Not responsible lor accidents
WILLIAM CHRISTMAN
PUBLIC SALE
HOUSEHOLD GOODS. GAS ENGINE. TOOLS
AND LOTS ANTIQUES
SATURDAY, OCTOBER 17,1981
Sale Reports
A Public Sale of real house, large bank bam
estate was held October with chicken house and
3by Titus Martin along garage was sold for
the road from Monterey $147,000 to John Stoltz
to Bird-in-Hand, Lan- fus, R.D. 1, Ronks, Pa.
caster Co., Pa. _ .
The 1 18% acre, farm . Ul ‘fcnbach’s Auc
with an 8 room brick “oncers.
PUBLIC AUCTION
ANTIQUES, "
COLLECTABLES & CARS
SATURDAY, OCT. 17 f 1981
9:00 A.M.
Located next to Stichler Salvage Yard
on route 434, 3 mile South the Penn
National Track, 1 mile from the North
gate of Indiantown Gap.
ANTIQUES & COLLECTABLES
1% HP Domestic Hit & Miss gas engine; 1% HP
Makers Name not known (needs magneto).
Maytag washing machine engine.
The above engines to be sold at 1:00 P.M.
Auction will consist many other items of a
Collectable & antique nature. Don’t miss this
auction.
Owner,
ERNEST STICHLER
717-865-3506
Ralph R. Wenrich
944-6260
PUBLIC AUCTION
For Harper-Eley Building & Supply Inc.,
Park Ave., Queen Anne, Maryland; 8
miles west of Denton, 6 miles east of Rt.
50 on Rt. 404t0 sale signs.
Liquidation of hardware supplies,
plumbing and electrical supplies, wood
burning stoves, A.C. loader, some trucks
and pickups...lnventory cost -well over
$100,000.00.
SATURDAY, OCTOBER 24,1981
At 10:00 A.M.
BUiLiDING SUPPLIES;
Complete hardware store of tools, paints,
electrical and plumbing supplies, power tools,
(hundred of items in small groupings), 500 L.F.
12” corrugated metal pipe, 3000 L.F. plastic
' drain tile pipe, lots of paneling, plywood,
celotex sheating, hundreds of wood doors and
window units, metal bam roofing, wood bam
siding, cedar shingles, lots of window
screening, nails, bolts, anchor bolts, washers
and nuts, groupings of tile, roof coatings,
sealers, and patching materials, gutter and
downspouting. (13) wood stoves and fireplace
inserts plus lots of flur pipe various sizes, 33,000
sq. ft. fiberglass batt insulation.
27,000 bd. ft. Redwood, 6300 bd. ft. #1 cypress,
16,000 bd. ft. B&Better yellow pine, 8000 bd. ft.
#l, #2, #3 white pine, 5000 bd. ft. salt treated
yellow pine. 2600 sq. ft. Masonite hardboard
siding, 10,000 lin. ft. white pine mouldings.
CARS, TRUCKS, EQUIPMENT
1974 Camaro car; 1972 Chrysler station
wagon; 1966 Ford Falcon stationwagon; (3)
Chevy 1% ton dump flat bed trucks; (3) pickup
trucks; Allis Chalmers HD 6G Crawler Loader,
10 ton LaCrosse tilt body equipment trailer,
table saws, radial arm saws; truss cut off
saws; air compressor, power hand tools, tar
pot, Ford tractor 8N type; plus many more
items too numerous to mention.
Inspection: Friday (day before sale) all day
and Saturday morning from 8:30 a.m. Come
early to register; prepare to pay in full, and
remove from premises day of sale.
LUNCH
HARPER-ELEY BUILDING &
SUPPLY, INC.
Queen Anne, Maryland
(301)820-2020
Harry Rudnick & Sons, Inc., Auctioneers
Galena. Md. (301) 648-5601
Note: This sale will in no way affect the
ongoing construction business of Harper &
Sons, Inc. and upon completion of this sale,
Harper-Eley Building & Supply, Inc. will
continue to actively solicit orders for building
materials.
Lancaster Fanning, Saturday, October 10,1981-D35
LUMBER
A Public Auction of
antiques was held
September 28 for the
estate of Ralph Stuppy
and the contents of
Robert Hower
home. Sale held at
Schultz Auction, Rte.
209, Newtown-Zerbe,
Pa. .
Some prices were;
Shirley Temple Doll
1300, .Sonja Henie Doll
' $lBO, Toy Cash Register
Bank $37.50, Child’s
Kitchen Cabinet $315,
Two Face Doll $57.50,
Child’s Record Cabinet
$l6O, Tramp Cabinet
$5O, Roseville Jar
diniere $42.50, Dining
Room Suite $325, 7’ Bed
$275, Ice Box $295,
Secretary-Bookcase
$370, Jelly Cupboard
$9O, Store Cabinet $l4O,
and Child’s Wicker
Rocker $47.50.
Francis (Pete)
Schultz was the auc
tioneer.
A Public Auction of
household goods was
held October 3 by Ivan
and Verna Yost on
Route 372, ap
proximately 2 miles
west of Christiana,
Lane. Co., Pa.
Some prices included:
Oak Bureau $B5, Cherry
Grandmother’s Clock ■
$255, Dry Sink $32.50,
Kerosene Heater $97.50,
Hoot Jack $l, 12 gauge
Double Barrel $65 and
1917 Remington 30 06
Rifle $5O.
Auctioneer was Ivan
R-. Yost.
A Public Auction of
farm equipment was
held October 3 by Alan
Hill, 1145 Heaps Rd.,
Harford Co., Street, Md.
Prices included:
15,000 bushel GSI Grain
Tank $6lOO, IHC 806 D
Tractor $6OOO, Damco
Wagon w/Hay Body
81000, GSI 3000 bushel
Wet Bin $lBOO, Grain
Roaster $2800,12’ Oliver
Disc $975,1963 Diamond
T Truck $l7OO and 2000
bu. Liquid Manure
Spreader $1650.
William H. Amoss
was the auctioneer.
An Estate Auction of
iron working tools was
held September 29 for
the Estate of Fred
Glanding, 3 miles north
of Norristown on The
Forge Township Line
Road. '
Some prices were:
Electric Grinder & Vise
$25, Band Saw $4BO,
Anvil $lOO, Eclipse
Rototiller $lOO, Swedge
Block $l2O, Jigsaw $95,
Router $37.50 and Forge
$135.
Hess & Moyer were
the auctioneers.
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