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WANTFD
Brahma, Beefalo, or
Scotish Highland cattle,
heifers or cows, no bulls
or steers please. Lebanon
Co. 717-865-4473
Big Block Chevy motors,
396, 409, 427, & 454.
717-993-2836
1 ton alfalfa hay, 3rd
cutting preferred, no rain.
Berks Co. 215-777-4579
Loading auger for NH
chopper, to grind ear
corn, could be from
grinder mixer. 717-222-
4432
16' aluminum dump grain
body w/2 way tail gate,
hoist not necessary.
Garrett Co. 301-826-8366
Roof, chute, fill, pipe for
14x40 silo. John
Hostetler, R. 0.8, Box 138,
Danville, Pa. 17821. Send
phone number, price,
condition.
Working couple seek
house or apartment to
rent in Southern Chester
Co. 215-444-5838
Book, Melchor Engle
Family History, 1730-
1940, compiled by Win
field Engle, Lima, OH.
J.W. Engle, Rt.l. Box 65,
Swoope, VA. 24479.
To rent barn w/pasture for
horses and goats. Lane.,
Manheim vicinity. 717-
665-3663
Blade for older model JO
B w/power lift. Warren
Co.. NJ. 201-454-9920
2-3 ton feed bin, 16 hole
Smithly hog feeder, 15 ton
grain bin, cream
separator. Levi Kinsinger,
R.D.I, Box 222, Kirk
wood, Pa. 17536.
Fork for 1200 Mustang
skid loader. Lane. Co.
215-445-5939
Van trailer for storage.
Will remove or buy, 30'-
40'. Lane. Co. 717-687-
0102
3 or 4000 gallon steel
tank. Mifflin Co. 717-899-
6121
Oevan bred Morgan mare.
Berks. 215-689-4124.
MAII BOX M A ftK F I
NOTICE
Stalls for rent- Pasture,
riding ring. Lititz area.
$95 per month. Call Jo
days, 717-733-7947.
Eves. 717-627-1210.
Lane. Co.
Experienced Christian
dairy farm family desires
cow and field work
position on medium size
farm. Housing necessary.
Lancaster Co. 215-932-
9421.
For Rent: 100 Acre farm.
Dauphin, 36 stalls,
manure pit, three silos,
thirty acres Alfalfa. Aaron
Stoltzfus, 217 Horseshoe
Rd.. Leola, PA 17540-
1768.
We will board your heifers
in our barn over the
winter months. Feeding
quality silage hay mineral
717-442-8223, Lancaster
Co.
Milk separater. John B.
Stoltzfus, 96 South
Groffdale Rd., Leola. PA
17540. Lane. Co.
White pine firewood, 22"
length, free for hauling
away. Montg. Co., 215-
287-8349.
Spend your vacation in
beautiful Lancaster
County. Reserve Lime
Valley Cottage, 1107 Lime
Valley Rd., Lancaster, PA
17602.717-687-6118.
Heifers boarded. Excellent
facilities. 3 months
springing. Jl/head/day.
Quantity discounts
available. Will accept hay
as payment. Lebanon Co.
717-964-3742.
Adult Muscovy duck, 10
ducklings. 3 weeks old.
York Co., PA. 717-259-
0300
FREE for removing. Floor
model radio-recordplayer,
black & white floor model
TV; floor model record
player After 7PM, 717-
665-9124, Manheim area
Dairy & Mushroom (arm
equipment. Also complete
Mushroom Cannery being
dismantled due to housing
development. Boards,
conveyors, etc. Balto Co ,
MO. 301-692-2323
Sale
Reports
The Cumberland
Valley Dairy Sale held
Sept. 12th 7 p.m. at
Chambersburg Livest
ock Market Inc. had a
large crowd in at
tendance. 88 Holsteins
were sold. 2 fancy
grades brought $l4OO &
$l2OO, other fresh cows
$650-$975, close*
springers $740-$950, Ist
calf springers $625-$9OO,
700# open heifers $360-
$440 and 400# heifers
$3lO-$360. The next
consignment dairy sale
will be held the
beginning of November.
Auctioneer J. Rodger
Wildeson 717-263-5702.
XXX
A Public Sale of farm
machinery was held
September 13 by Beulah
Leppo and Wallace
Rhoten, 4Mi miles from
Manchester or 1846
Snydersburg Rd.,
Westminster, Maryla
nd. There were 320
registered bidders at
the sale.
Some prices were:
1949 Ferguson 30 tractor
$lB5O, 1955 Ferguson 35
tractor $2475, Little
r PUBLIC AUCTION [
I OF ANTIQUES, I
i COLLECTABLES, FOLK ART 5
AND PAINTINGS )
Farmersville Fire Hall x
MON., SEPTEMBER 29,1986 I
Auction at 5 P.M. jj
Sale to be held at Farmersville Fire |
Hall, East Farmersville Road, Far-1
mersville, Lancaster County, Pa. |
(Directions: Turnpike Exit 21, Rt. 222 z
South to Route 772 to Brownstown, Turn I
Left West Farmersville Road (at bridge) f
Turn Right. I
CHINA: EARLY CANTON - Plates, War- |
ming Plate, Platters, Cov. Dishes, Cups & i
Saucer Teapot, etc.; Flow Blue Plates; f
CHINESE EXPORT BOWL; Bird Whistle; Z
Staffordshire Teaset; Pie Plates; Bottles; I
PIECES OF SCRIMSHAW (1 Dated 1850). *
Brass - Tray, Candlesticks, BRASS TRIVET i
ON LEGS; EARLY PEWTER - Flasks, Pr. !
Whale Oil Lamps, Water Pitcher, Tankard, |
“GRISWOLD” BOWL, TIN - Candlemold, I
Cookie Cutters, Lantern; IRON - Bull Frog, r
Bookends, FINE PRIM. I
RUSHLIGHT/CANDLEHOLDER, Gypsy f
Kettle, IRON TOP HAT, Spatulas & Ladle, |
Bone & Wooden Handled Knives & Forks; Sun |
Dial; Copper Tea Kettle; Match Holder. x
Wooden Items: Bellows, Burl Bowl; Brass I
Watchman’s Racket; Molding Panes & Spoke }
Shave; SML. DEC. CHESTS; Candle Box; |
FOLK ART - Dec. Spoon Tramp Art, f
Whirligigs, Carvings, Walking Stick; Baskets. Z
EARLY SILHOUETTES; Reverse Painting; I
OIL PAINTINGS &WATERCOLORS by-Lucy 5
Doant, L.M. Wool (1932), Lillian Thomas (“08), i
M. Holec, Bamford, C.B. Delts (1913), M.H. |
Green, etc.; Papier Mache Picture “She Was |
Bred In Old Kentucky”; PRINTS - “Burning I
the Midnight Oil” by Blumenthal, “Washington 5
Family”, “Washington Crossing the I
Delaware”; I
TEXTILES - Quilts, Framed Needlework, |
Rag Carpet, Hooked Rugs, 1831 MARIA I
CASSEL SAMPLER; TOYS, Wooden Jointed 5
Prim. Doll, Wooden Pistol, Wood Si Rubber I
Toys, Toy Piano, Iron Tractor; Children’s I
Books. i
BLACK COLLECTABLES - Amos & Andy (
Dolls, Shoe Black Box, “McCoy” Aunt Jemima x
Jar. I
FURNITURE BENCH TABLE, Dry Sink, *
Spinning Chair, Ladder Rocker, Porch A
Rockers, Viet. & Spool Bed, Porch Benches. (
Terms By: I
EARL HENNE ESTATE
(T. Glenn Horst, Auct. AUOOO43BL (
| 717-859-1331 - 717-738-1245 i
I Timothy G. Horst, Auct. AU001767L |
' No Out-of-State Checks
Giant 34’ elevator $1325,
Ferguson PTO baler
$4OO, M.F. 28 disc $450,
Ferguson 3 pt. PTO rake
$450, Ferguson plow
$lBO, butcher table $420
and Regulator 8 day
wall clock $345.
The auctioneer was
Nevin E. Tasto.
XXX
A Public Auction of
surplus industrial
equipment was held
September 13 by
Newsome Backhoe
Service, William “Epp”
Newsome, owner, Red
Hill Rd., Conowingo,
Maryland.
Some prices included:
Ford XLT pickup $700,2
bottom plow $175, Eager
Beaver SRH 150
blacktop roller $3050,
box blade $6OO, Ford
post hole digger $440,
York rake $520, 8’
scraper blade $500,1984
Eager Beaver 20 ton
trailer $7000,1960 Dodge
dump truck $1025, Ford
3550 backhoe $4650,
Ford 2600 tractor $3500,
M.F. 2440 crawler $2025
and A.C. 5050 tractor
w/mowers7loo.
Norman E. Hunter
was the auctioneer.
XXX
A Public Auction of
antiques and a library of
fine books was held
ocpt. 13 from me estates
of Milton and Erica
Brown of Georgetown,
Md. and Robert Stauffer
of Harrington, Edl. and
others.
Some of the book
prices were: “Prairie
Wins”-Queeny $lOO, 5
Vol. Smithsonian
“North American
Wildflowers” $270, Mid
18th century prints $7OO,
Brown Portraits $275, 3
piece cutglass serving
set $2850, Meissen
figurine $250, Oriental
carved figure $575,
striped maple chest
$375, Victorian hanging
lamp $350, pair of
Windsor chairs $3BO,
copper planter $1075 and
large bell $360.
Harry Rudnick &
Sons, Inc. Sales
Manager, Auctioneers.
A Public Auction of
real estate and antiques
was held September 13
by Clarence Kemper,
Sr. on the premises
known as “Former Red
Run Hotel” on the
comer of Red Run Rd.
and Fivepointville Rd.,
R.D. 1, Stevens, Lane.
Co., Pa.
The 4 acres and 138
perches with a story
stone & frame house and
frame bam was sold for
$63,500.
PUBLIC SALE
ANTIQUES, HOUSEHOLD GOODS,
BLACKSMITH TOOLS, FARMALL
TRACTOR &P.U. TRUCK
The undersigned will sell on the
premises at Plane #4 (Rt. 144) between
New Market and Mt. Airy, Frederick
County, Md., on:
SATURDAY, SEPT. 27,1986
Beginning at 9:30 A.M.
Hoosier type cabinet, 5 pc. breakfast set, sq.
china cabinet, oak clothes tree, oak buffet,
rough; D.H. sewing mch., cottage dresser,
stands, solid and jelly cupboard, sev. pcs. of
1930’s bedroom turn., uphol. fum., single maple
bed, dbl. bookcase headboard, porch glider,
gun case, metal utility cabinet, server, G.E.
Americana Elect, range w/top & bottom oven
& microwave, Coldspot refrig., B&W TV, old
C.I. stove, older Xmas fence & ornaments,
celluloid Xmas animals, sev. milk glass
dresser pcs., glass Easter egg, other glass &
china, pictures & frames, old buggy robe, one
quilt, bed & table linens, apple peeler, sm.
appliances, Charlie McCarthy spoon, 1933 Ford
Mtr. Co. token, s. razors, older Rogers plated
flatware, women’s older hats, lamps, flat irons,
jars, etc.
FARMALL-A TRACTOR w/cutivators & plow,
sev. two section S.T. harrows, IMCO 4’ rotary
mower, Wards 5 H.P. roto-tiller, Miller IND.
arc welder, Act. tanks, torches, tips & hoses,
R.T. wheelbarrow, platform scales, sev. stock
watering troughs, bench grinder, Vi” & v«”
elect, drills & bits, welding table, two Skil saws,
welding rods, hyd. jack, screw jacks, wagon
jack, table saw, vise, bolts, screws, nails, scrap
iron, elect, motors, bolt cutters, elect, motors,
hand tools, chains, hinges, garden tools, “C”
clamps, post drill & bits, tobacco cutters &
sticks, socket set, pipe cutters, wagon irons,
angle iron, shovel plow, garden plow, tires &
wheels, sm. Echo chain saw, 275 gal. fuel tank
w/hand pump & approx, half full of gasoline,
sev. jalousie doors, new seat covers for P.U.
truck, sev. wood barrels.
TERMS; Cash or approved check on day of
sale. Nothing to be removed until settled for.
Not responsible for any accidents on the
premises.
Austin Bohn, Auctioneer
Ph. 775-7607
Leslie Hutzeil, Clerk
(Lunch Rights Et served For
Marvin Chapel U.M. Church)
Some other prices
included: 16 Sunshine
beer glasses $260,
Conestoga wagon tar
bucket $lOO, dressers
$6O & $9O, Reading beer
sign $BO, pink glass dish
$55 and cat cookie jar
$25.
H.H. Leid Auction
Service and John H.
Fry, auctioneer con
ducted the sale.
XXX
An Absolute Auction
of farm machinery was
held September 11, 2Vfe
miles east of
Clarkstown, Lycoming
Co., Pa. on the
Lawrence Egh farm.
There were about 200
people at the sale.
Some prices were:
J.D. 4430 tractor w/cab
$14,000, J.D. 4000 tractor
with cab $lO,OOO, J.D.
3020 tractor & loader
w/bucket & fork $7OOO,
J.D. 1240 four row
planter $6700, J.D. 1578
grain drill $7OO, J.D. 485
haybine $350, gravity
bin wagons $7OO to $lOOO,
bale kicker wagons $6OO
to $7OO, N.H. 512
spreader $5OO, GeFahr
rake & tedder $450,
Calhoun trailer fer
tilizer spreader $3OO,
Kato 35,000 W generator
$9OO, Walsh sprayer $450
and J.D. 145 4-16” plow
$4OO.
ALBERTS. CLAY
JOAN C. DERR
Attorney In Fact For
Carl D. Clay &
Blanche I. Clay
George H. Deitrick
was the auctioneer.
XXX
A Public Auction of
about 75 guns including
rifles, pistols and shot
guns was held Sep
tember 13 at the A 1 Starr
Community Building,
behind the Fire House
along Rt. 272 in Willow
Street, Lane. Co., Pa.
Some prices were:
Huger hand guns $65 to
$145, Colt hand guns $145
to $330, 2 matching
pistols $330, 20 gauge 22
mag. over & under rifle
$155, Winchester 30-30
rifle $2OO, Remxngtom 12
gauge rifle $2lO,
Remington Model 1100
12 gauge $225 and
Savage 308 rifle $lBO.
The auctioneers were
Lloyd Kreider, Randal
Kline, Roy Good & Gary
Shirk.
A Public Auction of
farm machinery was
held September 13 by
Patrick McKenna, 5
miles east of Millville,
Greenwood Twp.,
Columbia Co., Pa.
Some prices received
were: N.H. com picker
w/2 heads $3OOO, com
sheller $lOO, Lely 1000
gal. liquid manure tank
tS w to. I*4 pllow P«j 170*0 ?
fhf>r>» 75* 600* w
PUBLIC AUCTION
WEDNESDAY, OCT. 1,1986
9:00 A.M.
LOCATION: 449 SHEETZ AVENUE,
NORTHUMBERLAND, PENNSYLVANIA
ANTIQUES & COLLECTIBLES
Oak High Chest of Drawers w/Mirror; Dough
Box on Legs, Refinished; (2) Extension
Tables; (2) 4-Legged Dropleaf Tables; (2)
Round 5-Legged Extension Tables; Turtle-
Shaped Marble Top Stand; Apothecary Chest
w/30 Dovetailed Drawers; Dovetailed Tool
Chest; (2) Cannonball Beds- 1 w/Red Paint;
Early Solid End 2-Drawer Cupboard Base w/1-
Door & Reeded Front; 2-Pc. Walnut Corner
Cupboard; Cradle w/Origmal Red; 2-Drawer
Stand: Spool Rope Bed; High Walnut Victorian
Bed; Walnut Victorian Wall Mirror-Coat Rack;
(2) Mahogany Case Graphophones; (6) Stecker
Rockers; Assortment of Plank Bottom Chairs-
Kitchen Windsor, Arrowback & Half Spindle;
Cane Seated Chairs; Nursing Rocker; Plank
Bottom Porch Rocker: Platform Carpet
Rocker; (2) Arrowback Sewing Rockers: Yarn
Winder; Spinning Wheel; Walnut Sewing
Machine Case; (2) Iron Kettles; (3) Iron Farm
Dinner Bells; Bell Marked USN by The Har
vard Lock Co.; Brass Bucket; Tin Water
Cooler w/Ongmal Decoration; Fireplace
Andirons; (2) Brass Clothestrees, Oval Vic
torian Wall Mirror; Assorted Picture Frames;
(2) Half Column Gold Leaf Mirrors; Assort
ment of Marble; Edison Cylinder Records;
Child Store Mannequin; Dollhouse; 12) Child’s
Ice Cream Tables; Walnut Hand Crank Music
Box Marked “Mechanical Orgumette Co. New
York’’; Rabbit Chocolate Mold; Chinese
Porcelain Statue, Cherry Boy & Assorted
Statues; Assortment of Stained Glass; (7)
Hanging Lights; (5) Chandeliers w/Pnsms;
Misc. Rayo Lamps & Kerosene Lamps;
Painted Chinese Floor Lamp; Street Post
Lantern; Assortment of Horse Fly Harness,
Horse Collars, (2) Saddles & Horse-Shoeing
Box; Running Board Trunk for Car; Books;
Quilts; Hooked Rug; Strip Carpet; Milk Glass
Owl Pitcher; Ironstone Teapot; Milk Glass
Dresser Bottles; Blown Glass Flask w/Clasped
Hands: Misc. Carnival Glass; Lg. Selection of
China & Glassware; Numerous Other Items.
TERMS; CASH. PERSONAL CHECKS
ACCEPTED ONLY FROM PERSONS
HAVING AN ESTABLISHED ACCOUNT
W/AUCTIONEER OR APPROVAL PRIOR TO
DAY OF SALE.
OWNER,
MARGARET SMITH
AUCTIONEERS: DOCKEY #AU229L,
DOCKEY #AUI6B3L
& DEPPEN #AUI9S7L
$575,3 section plow »iza,
2 section plow $35, hay &
grain 32’ elevator $550,
Farmall M tractor
w/manure bucket $750,
2 grain cradles $25 each
and barrel butter churn
$5O.
Jerry Burke was the
auctioneer.
XXX
A Public Sale of real
estate and antiques was
held September 11 by
Ruth E. Merkel, R.D. 4,
Denver, along
Smokestown Rd.,
Lancaster Co., Pa.
The 2 acre property
with a 2 story dwelling,
frame workshop was
sold for $44,200.
Other prices were:
jug $lOO, telescope $9O,
set of Haviland Limoge
dishes $420, wash basket
$ll5, quilts $290, $3OO &
$275, small postcard
size drawing $525, 1806
printed and hand done
fraktur $l4OO, bedroom
suite $4lO, jelly cup
board $3lO, silver dollar
$430 and 1798 silver
dollar $3OO.
T. Glenn Horst and
Timothy G. Horst were
the auctioneers.
XXX
A Public Auction of
personal property was