Sale Reports
LABOR DAY
CONSIGNMENT AUCTION
FARM EQUIPMENT &
RELATED ITEMS
MONDAY, SEPT. 5, 1988
9 A.M. Rain or Shine
Located at the Auction Barn In Ameri
can Corner, Maryland on Highway Rt.
621 between Denton & Federalsburg,
MD.
Receiving Equipment on Friday, Sept. 2,
Saturday, Sept. 3 and until sale time on Mon
day. Forklift & loading ramp available.
For more information and to advertise your
equipment call today.
Terms: Cash or approved check with let
ter from bank guaranteeing funds day of
sale.
A. Curtis Andrew Auction, Inc.
Auctioneers: Curtis Andrew,
Mike Roe, CAI 301-479-0756
or 301-754-8826
Members Maryland & National
Auctioneers Association
ABSOLUTE AUCTION
REPOSSESSED VEHICLES
THURSDAY EVENING,
AUGUST 25, 1988
At 6:30 P.M.
Keystone Public Auto Exchange, Rt.
22/322, between Dauphin & Clarks Ferry
Bridge.
1988 Chev Cheyenne 4x4 1500 P/Up, 4 sp,
only 9,700 miles; 1987 Ford F2SOXL Diesel
P/Up, 4 Sp., a/c, only 3,600 miles; 1987 Nissan
Scnira XE 4 dr., at, ps, pb, a/c„ red, 27,000
miles; 1987 Ford Tempo GL 4 dr, at, ps, pb, a/c,
silver, 54,000 miles; 1987 Honda CRX-SIS sp,
red, 28,000 miles; 1987 Chev Nova 4 dr, at, ps,
pb, a/c, red, 16,000 miles; 1987 Dodge Omni,
at, ps, pb, a/c, blue, 38,000 miles; 1987 Nissan
4x4 P/Up, 5 sp., red, 27,000 miles; 1986 Dodge
Ram 150 4x4, at, ps, pb, black/silver, 33,000
miles; 1986 Plym Turismo 5 sp, ps, pb, a/c,
sunrf, while, 43,000 miles; 1986 Yugo GV 5
sp, 22,000 miles; 1986 Ford Ranger XLT P/Up,
at, ps, pb, a/c, 21,000 miles; 1985 Chev Cam
aro, at, ps, pb, a/c, 8 cyl, 63,000 miles; 1985
Olds Delta 88 Royale Bro 4 dr, loaded, 40,000
miles; 1982 Dodge Aries SW, at, ps, pb, a/c;
1973 Transtar International COE Tractor Mod
el 4070 A, Detroit Diesel. ALL VEHICLES
SOLD “AS IS” ABSOLUTE to highest bidder
regardless of price!
TERMS: PUBLIC BUYERS: CASH
DEPOSIT OF $3OO. PLUS ADDITIONAL
25% of purchase price in CASH night of
auction. Bal. in 24 hrs. in CASH ONLY! NO
EXCEPTIONS! DEALER CK
ACCEPTED. Temp Tags with proof ins
night auction only. Title work/Notary, plen
ty good food & parking. Call 717-921-2200
for info.
CONSIGNORS: CALL NOW for reserved
#’s - many vehicles expected.
ALSO CONSIGNED: 1988 Thompson Cut
lass 170 17’ Boat, 120 hp Merc I/O Motor,
Depth Finder, Bilge Pump, Full Instrument,
CB, on 88 Shorelander Trailer.
LEASEBACK VEHICLES: A special con
signment of late model lease co vehicles. 4 -
1984 Buick Skylark 4 dr, at, ps, pb, a/c,
50-70,000 miles, 3 1984 Olds Omegas 4 dr., at,
ps, pb, a/c, 50-70,000 miles, 1984 Pont Phoe
nix 4 dr, at, ps, pb, a/c, 50,000 miles, 1984
Chev Citation 4 dr., at, ps, pb, a/c, 49,000
miles.
4 t)it ul»i ill X* iiy 4 ii liunun
Dauphin, Pennsylvania 17018
717-921-2200
AU1367
COMMONWEALTH
NATL. BANK
DAUPHIN
DEPOSIT BANK
MERIDIAN BANK
MARTINS DAIRY
FARM SALE
A Short Notice Dairy
Herd dispersal was held
August 11 by Martins
Dairy Farm, 1895 Herrs
Ridge Road, Gettys
burg, Pa.
A registered red and
while Holstein sold tor
$1550. The second high
cow brought $1440. The
average of the 88 head
of mature milking ani
mals was $856. The
average of the 15 bred
heifers was $570.
Kling’s Auctions,
Inc. managed the sale.
RIDGE FIRE
COMPANY SALE
A Public Auction of
watches, coins, banks
and door stops was held
August 13 at the Ridge
Fire Company along
Route 23 between Phoe
nixville and Route 100.
Some prices were:
American Type 4-4-0
3 FARMS, 256 ACRES MORE OR LESS TOTAL
THURSSEPTEMBER 15, 1988
LOCATION: FARM #1 SPRING VALLEY RD., EAST DRUMORE TWP.,
LANCASTER COUNTY, PA.
DIRECTIONS; APPROX. 3 ML SOUTH OF THE BUCK AND TURN LEFT ON SPRING
VALLEY RD. 1.2 MI. TO FARM ON LEFT.
The main dairy facilities which include a large bank barn with several additions. There are 140 free stalls, calf, heifer
and maternity pens, holding area. Veterinary and breeding facilities, double 4 Bou-Matic milking equipment with auto
matic take-offs, Mueller stainless steel 1,250 gal. bulk milk tank, grain and feed bins. There are 3 Fickes silo's with patz
unloaders. 1-14’x70', 1-20'x80’ and 1-30’x80’. There are 2-10 ton feed bins. Stationary mixer as well as a 30,000 lbs.
Seale. There is a shop, garage, implement sheds and corn barns. Farm #1 will be offered first and with all other farms
and land collectively.
The home is a 2Vj story aluminum sided 3 bedroom home. There is a brick fireplace w/heatolator in the living room,
wall to wall carpet in most rooms, eat-in kitchen w/family room, den and laundry or mud room. There is a basement rec
room. There is a large unique master bedroom with an attached glass cubicle room for sleeping under the stars. Excel
lent well and septic system. ' .
A large T-shaped bank barn, corn barn and implement shed. Barn is presently used for young stock. There is a 14’x70’
silo w/unloader over 3,300’, road frontage, well and septic system and stream.
There is a large 21 h story slate roofed house with asbestos siding, 4 lovely bedrooms, large living room, dining room,
eat-in kitchen w/breakfast bar, family room, carpeting, full basement as well as large laundry-freezer room. This house
is heated w/oil hot water heat, porches and lots of old shade. Farm #2 will be offered individually as well as with Farms
#1 and 3.
Approx. 70 acres of land. Included is approx. 5A woodland, 2+ acres pasture land with stream. Buildings consist of a
bank barn with sloped roof and freestall area presently used for heifers and dry cows. There is a 16’x60’ stave silo with
vandale unloader.
House is a 2'A story aluminum sided, 4 bedroom and bath home presently rented. Home has central heat, eat-in kitch
en, living room, dining room, summer house or laundry area. This farm is nestled among large shade trees along a
quiet country road. This farm will be offered separately as 70A M/L and as approx. 30A M/L as well as with the balance
of Farm #1 and Farm #2.
TERMS: 10% down, balance on or before April 1 st. Call auctioneer for terms of owner
financing.
Ed Miller- Atty.
MICT//>l X9i2M
CO Lie. # AU-532-L f»J
LICENSED & BONDED®*™
Live Steam Locomotive
in 3/4 in. scale $2950,
150 pieces of antique
light bulb collection
$750, 100 pocket
watches $lO to $2OO
each, Tammary iron
bank $340, Buster
Brown bank $230, Dog
On Cushion bank $250
and large Hubley ele
phant door stop (with
original sticker) $5OO.
Ted Maurer managed
the sale.
MYERS ESTATE
SALE
A Public Auction of
real estate, antiques and
household goods was
held August 12 for the
estate of Sarah E.
Myers, 57 N. Queen
Street, Dover, Pa. There
were 350 registered bid
ders but about 600 peo
ple present on a hot day.
The lot 61 ft. by 150
ft. with a I'A story brick
house and garage was
sold for $63,500.
PUBLIC AUCTION
OF HAPPY DAY FARMS
FARM #1 CONSISTS OF:
FARM #2 CONSISTS OF:
FARM #3 CONSISTS OF:
FOOD STAND
Other prices received Lancaster Farming Saturday, August 20, 1988-025
were: 1978 Chrysler
Lcbaron $2500,800 salt
dips from $1 to $l4
each, blanket chest
$425, gold pocket watch
$650, wooden pocket
watch holder $450,
brass ice cream scoop
$2OO, oak dry sink $B5O,
round back plank bot
tom chairs $65 each,
wooden porch rockers
$55 each, frame of base
ball silks $350 and set of
Colony pattern Fostoria
$BOO (sold by piece)
Blaine and Nevin
Renlzel were the
auctioneers.
WEAVER SALE
A Public Sale of real
estate and household
goods was held August
13 by Enos S. Weaver,
between Blue Ball and
Ephrata, 2 miles off
Route 322, Lane. Co.,
Pa.
The 1 acre tract with a
5 room house and large
at 10:00 AM.
SALE BY:
JOHN H. 81 DARLIS K. f
DAVID H. 81 BETTY JANE and
JAYP. 8L NELLENE K. MYER
For apt. to see farm, call auctioneer:
717-569-4264 or
1-800-528-5832. ext. 264
woodworking shop was
sold for $82,000 to
Amos Sauder, R.D. 4,
Ephrata, Pa.
Other prices were:
extension table $2lO,
small desk $135, 12
chairs $65 each, rocker
$l2O, child’s chair
$llO, old tobacco tin
$175 and porch benches
$45 to $65.
Auctioneers were
Paul W. Horst, Leßoy
S. Horst and Clarence
Shirk.
STAUFFER
SALE
A Public Auction of
antiques and collecti
bles was held August 13
by Mahlon and Bertha
Stauffer, at the Farmers
ville Fire Hall, E. Far
mersville Rd. between
Brownstown and Hink
letown, Lane. Co., Pa.
There were 286 regis-
tered bidders at the sale
of the Leola couple.
Some items sold
included: antique wick
er chair $2850, inlaid
chest $925, oak hall
rack $875, corner cup
board $6OO, china closet
$650, roller organ $6lO,
oak settee $575, cast
iron toy telephone truck
$5OO, inlaid library
table $4lO, oak side
board $3OO, oak china
closet $425, hanging
lamp $290, batter’s
bottle $l3O, wicker
baby carriage $240,
child’s sled $225, cor
ner chair $325, bisque
wall hanging $350, Car
nival glass $145, ice
cream dipper $77.50
and set of sleigh bells
$llO.
The auctioneers were
T. Glenn, Timothy G.
and Thomas A. Horst.