16th ANNUAL
. COUNTRY
AUCTION
-OF
QUILTS, GRANDFATHER’S
CLOCK, STORAGE SHEDS, ETC.
Sale Time
SAT., OCT. 21. 1989
At 9:30 A.M.
GRANDFATHER’S CLOCK & OAK
CHEST AT 12:00 NOON
QUILTS AT 1:00 P.M.
CHICKEN BAR-B-QUE & CRAFT SALE
FRIDAY, October 20 from 12:00-7:00 P.M.
PANCAKE & SAUSAGE BREAKFAST
SATURDAY, October 21 from 6:30-10:00 A.M,
All for the benefits of CONESTOGA CHRIS
TIAN SCHOOL. Sale will be held at the school
grounds, one mile west of Morgantown, Pa.
along Rt. 23.
Auction items Include:
Forty Quilts and Wall Hangings, including an
ANTIQUE 100 YEAR OLD QUILT TOP;
HANDMADE GRANDFATHER’S CLOCK;
HANDMADE OAK CHEST with Handcarved
Panel and Secret Compartment; 3-D PAINT
ING; Reversed Glass Painting; 20 Thanksgiv
ing or Christmas Turkeys, 2 Custom-made
6’xB' Sheds, made by students; Truckload of
Woodshavings; Dog Houses; Motor Oil; Men
nonite Central Committee Boxcars for Lionel
Trains: Handmade Wooden Marble Roller;
New Yorker Wood and Coal-Burning Stove
with Hot Water Unit; DeLaval #l2 Antique
Cream Separator; SHARES OF BLUE BALL
NATIONAL BANK STOCK; Farm Toys; Light
Bulbs; Cedar Picnic Table; Baseball Cards;
DiAMBROSIO DODGE CAR RENTAL; Pack
aged Hamburger; Groceries; Fertilizer; Lots of
Gift Certificates from Area Merchants, inc. Cert,
from Werner Tours to Baltimore Harbor, and
Restaurants; 1989 Edition of Mast Family His
tory Book; Lots of Good Items Not Mentioned.
Alvin Horning- #AU-000433-L
Merle Eberly- #AU-002417-L
AUCTION OF ANTIQUES ,
HOUSEHOLD ITEMS,
FARM EQUIPT., TOOLS
& CARS, TRUCKS
For: Estate of Mathias Schaefer
Frogtown Rd.
Kintnersville, Pa.
Directions: Watch for Auction signs on Rt.
611 between The Harrow Inn and Revere.
Sat., October 21, 1989
At 9:00 A.M.
2 Farmall H Tractors, 1939 JD A Tractor,
Allis Chalmers Combine, Grain Drill, Small
Manure Spreader,-1 Row Com Picker, 2 Flat
Wagons (1 On Steel), Com Planter, 7’ Sickle
Bar Mower, Hay Tedder On Steel, Flail Mow
er, 2 Row Cultivators, 2 Btm. Plow, 1979
Buick Regal, 7 Gang Mower, 3 Gang Bulldog
Mower, Oil Tank On Skids, Trailer w/Box
Sides, 48’ Century Boom Sprayer, 25’ Boom
Sprayer, Hydraulic Augers, 100 Gal. Spray
Tanks, Pumps, Motors 5000 Lb. Vicon Fertil
izer Spreader w/Flotation Tires & 12 Hp. Koh
ler Motor And Electric Clutch, Implement
Tires, Lawn Mowers, 3 Section Barrow, 1959
V 8 Chevy 8 Ton Dump Truck, 1965 6 Cyl.
Chevy 30 Series Flat Bed. 2-275 Gal. Gas
Tanks, 7’ Long Utility Truck Bodies, PTO
Pump, Sprayer For Farmall H, McCormick 45
Baler, 12’ Grain Elevator, 2 Section Spike
I Harrow, Platform Scale, Chicken Equipt.,
Wagon Jack, Battery Charger, Wooden Wheel
Barrow, Push Mower, Wheel Horse Mower,
Walking Plow, Chicken Crates, Table & Jig
Saws, Milk Can, 1965 Plymouth Fury 11,
Chain Saw, Homelite Gas Trimmer, Rototill
er, Fertilizer, Meat Hooks, Tools, Diningroom
Set (6 Chairs, Hutch), 2 Hotpoint Refrig.,
Desk, Tele. Table, 2 Pc. Livingroom Set, Sec
retary Desk, 4 Dressers, Cedar Closets, 4
Chairs, Copper Wash Boiler, Metal Crib,
Dehumidifier, Crocks, Jars, Kitchen Cabinet,
Wringer Washer, Porcelin Top Table, Hand
Tools, Blacksmith, Vise, Egg Baskets, Lan
terns, Blacksmith Tools, Jugs, Sm. Keg, Beam
Scile, Car Ramp, Egg Candler, Egg Washer,
Sweeper, Basket, Egg Scales, And Many
More Items.
Lunch Available
Cash Or Approved Check
RONALD D. FREED, INC.
822-0157
Li. A.U. 001441 L
absolute auction.
REPOSSESSED VEHICLES
SATURDAY, OCT. 21, 1989
AT 11:00 AM.
Keystone Public Auto Exchange,
Rt. 22/322, Between Dauphin
& Clarks Ferry Bridge
1989 Plym Voyager SE Van, 15,000 miles;
1989 Jeep Wrangler 4x4, low miles, red; 1989
Ford Probe, at, a/c, 11,000 miles, red; 1989
Ford Escort, 5 sp, a/c, 11,000 miles, red; 1989
Dodge Daytona, at, a/c, 20,000 miles, blue;
1989 Renault Eagle Medallion 4 dr., 5,000
miles, white; 1989 Nissan Sentra, 5 sp, a/c,
15.000 miles; 1988 Chev Conversion Van Hi-
Top, loaded, 11,000 miles, blue; 1988 VW Jet
ta 4 dr, 5 sp, a/c, 33,000 miles, blue; 1988
Plym Voyager van, at, a/c, 44,000 miles, gray;
1988 Ford Ranger 4x4 XLT Xtracab, 26,000
miles, red; 1988 Chev Camaro, at, a/c, 25,000
miles, blue; 1988 Eagle Medallion LX 4 dr,
12.000 miles, burgundy; 1987 Chev Corvette,
loaded, 30,000 miles, blue; 1987 Pont Grand
AM, at, a/c, 50,000 miles, burgundy; 1987
Chev Cavalier 4 dr, at, a/c, 25,000 miles, red;
1987 Ford Escort 4 dr, at, a/c, 57,000 miles,
gray; 1987 Chev Nova, 5 sp, a/c, 68,000 miles;
1986 Chrys Leßaron GTS, at, a/c; 1986 Ford
F-150 P/Up, 4 sp, 33,000 miles, red; 1986
Dodge Conversion Van, loaded, 45,000 miles;
1986 Toyota MR-2, 5 sp, a/c, 44,000 miles,
black; 1986 Chev Cavalier RS, at, a/c, 48,000
miles, silver; 1986 Ford T/Bird, loaded,
53.000 miles, blue; 1986 Merc Cougar,
loaded, 70,000 miles, tan; 1986 Chev Chevet
te, at, 49,000 miles, red; 1985 Ford Mustang, 4
sp, 68,000 miles, gray; 1985 Chev Caprice 4
dr, loaded, 48,000 miles; 1985 Olds Cutlass
Cierra SW, at, 48,000 miles; 1985 Ford Bron
co 4x4, 52,000 miles, blue; 1985 Buick Cen
tury, loaded, 82,000 miles; 1984 Ford F-150
P/Up, at, 42,000 miles; 1984 Lincoln Mark
VO, loaded, gold; 1984 Audi 5000-S SW,
loaded, 52,000 miles, gray; 1984 Chev S-10
P/Up, 51,000 miles, brown; 1984 Ford EXP, 5
sp, 50,000 miles; 1980 Chev Citation, 1979
Chev P/Up, 1979 Ford Granada.
SPECIAL ITEM
1986 Tcrramite Mini Backhoe Loader Tractor
Model T-5.
ALL VEHICLES LISTED ABOVE SOLD
"AS IS” TO HIGHEST BIDDER REGARD
LESS OF PRICE!!
TERMS: PUBLIC BUYERS- CASH
DEPOSIT OF $300.00 PLUS ADDITION
AL 25% OF PURCHASE PRICE IN CASH
DAY OF AUCTION. BALANCE DUE
NEXT BUSINESS DAY IN CASH ONLY!!
NO EXCEPTIONS!! DEALER CHECKS
ACCEPTED. Temp tags w/proof ins. DAY
OF AUCTION ONLY. Title work/notary
on premises. Plenty parking & food. CALL:
717-921-2200 for consignment info.
GMAC-50 PLUS UNITS
NOTE: GMAC RESERVES RIGHT TO
ACCEPT OR REJECT ANY BIDS ON
THE FOLLOWING VEHICLES: 1987
Buick Century, (2) 1986 Pont 6000 STE, (2)
1986 Pont Grand Am, (2) 1986 Spectrums, (2)
1985 Sprints, 1986 Dodge Caravan, 1986
Camaro Z-28, 1988 Buick Century, 1986
Celebrities, 1986 Isuzu P/Up, 1985 Honda
CRX, 1986 Grand Prix, (3) 1985 Honda
Accords, (2) 1985 Spectrums, (2) 1985 Cava
liers, 1985 Chev Hi-Cube Van, 1985 Parisien
ne SW, (2) 1985 Fieros, 1985 Skyhawk, Other
Units!!
IF YOU WISH TO SELL A VEHICLE
CALL NOW FOR INFO: 717-921-2200.
PLEASE NOTE: CHILDREN UNDER 16
YRS. OLD WILL NOT BE ADMITTED
UNDER ANY CIRCUMSTANCES!!
COMMONWEALTH NATIONAL
BANK,
Dauphin Deposit Bank, GMAC
Farmers Bank & Trust,
Pa. Natl Bank, DAFCU
A Oivluon el Kerry Pat Aueiieeetn
till Rt. 22023
Dauphin, Pennsylvania 17011
717021-2200
AU 1367
Sale Reports
i irif ac cai I? The brick rancher
A Stc Salfofreal »»•““ ** J "’ 9o °
estate was held October WaS
2by Andrew F. Lukas. S °!J f ° r ,f n S( ?L, anH
irJxt ■ c_ . T. Glenn Horst and
106 Mam Street, Akron, c
Lane Co Pa Sons were the aucUon '
eers.
PUBLIC AUCTION
SATURDAY, OCT. 21, 1989
TIME: 8:30 A.M.
Located at 54 N. Church St.,
New Bloomfield, Pa., Perry County
ANTIQUES—COLLECTIBLES—
PRIMITIVES
Sessions mantel clock; Viking mantel clock;
2 pocket watches (need repairs); oil lamps;
weather vane; wooden stagecoach; political
pins; lanterns; tinware; bread cannister (1 loaf);
Avon steins; cookbooks; picture frames; early
erector set; ivory Buddha (B”hxs’w); brass
locks; old keys; eyeglasses; buggy footwarmer;
canes; approx. 75 pcs. of “Paulux” cup and
saucers Occupied Japan; salt dips;.mustache
mug collection; ironstone; pattern glass, Nip
pon and depression pcs.; Cutty Sark ship
bottle; Beam bottles; hog scrapers; sausage
stutters; meat grinder; washboards; crocks and
jugs; cast iron skillets; muffin pans; blue granite
coffeepot; slaw cutter; ice cream scoops;
ladles; wooden ware; rolling pins; other early
kitchen collectibles; grain scoop; rug beater;
apple corer and sheer (primitive - museum
piece); 5-Hummel Ltd. Ed. Christmas collectors
plates, 1971-1975; early jewelry; Philco AM
radio/phonograph); china head doll signed
DEP H.S. 7/0, O/M, w'jolntod arms and legs,
approx. 13 in.; 31 day clock; Swing Mfg. Col
onel 200 elec, clock; Blue Willow china.
FURNITURE
(EARLY AND MODERN)
Wicker rocker; Pa. ladder back chair; 6-pain
ted plank bottom chairs; 2 pc. Waterfall bed
room suite; early dresser; Eastlake style folding
rocker; large poplar blanket chest; nursing
rocker; side chairs; floor lamps; spring rocker;
modern coffee table; Hotpoint refrigerator.
TOOLS-MISCELLANEOUS
(TO BE SOLD AT 8:30 A.M.)
Block planes; bung holer; log hook; fence
stretcher; 2 ft. fold rulers; early grindstone;
paint sprayer (elec.); Rockwell 4' jointer; Wen
3’ belt sander; Craftsman orbital sander; B&D
belt sander; ’/> * B&D drill; Skil ’/. cordless
2-spd. drill; other drills by Miller Falls, Manning
Bowman, Skil; sabre saws; Craftsman datto
blades; circular saws; Stanley Yankee 130 A
screwdriver; woodworking lathe tools; taps and
milling bits; Littlestown 4" vise; B&D workmate
bench; carpenter and try squares; wood and
metal drill bits; tool boxes; Plumb carpenter and
masonry hammers; various other hammers,
hatchets, axes; blacksmith tongs; early folding
mitre box w/saw; 6 ft. alum, stepladder; rasps,
files, vise grips; pry bars; hand saws; pliers;
wrenches: hoes; rakes; shovels; forks; digging
iron; scythe; sledge hammer; pipe and C
clamps: and many more small tools.
GUNS—MISCELLANEOUS—VAN
Parker Brothers 12 ga. dbb., w/Demascus
steel; Winchester model 69A 22 cal. bolt w/clip;
2-Forehand & Wadsworth 10 ga., dated
8-16-1881; German military mod. 1908; Weav
er scope; 7x50 binoculars; metal detector; skis
end boots; stained glass hanging lamp; lumber;
ash, pine, walnut, cherry; camel saddle stool;
32 Chandler books; 2 Bells & Whistles in Old
Perry; A Museum of Early American Tools
book by Eric Sloan; several other antique and
collectible books. Van—l97B GMC cargo van,
black, 69,000 miles.
Special Notes; Mr. Magee Is retiring after
years of being In the antique business. Now
his entire antique shop is being liquidated.
Order of Auction: Tools at 8:30. Antiques
and collectibles to follow. The van, guns,
Chandler books at noon.
Terms: Cash, approved Pa. check, or
traveler's check only. No out-of-State
checks accepted.
Owner,
BOYD A. MAGEE
Food Stand—New Bloomfield
Lutheran Church
Nevln Fahnestock, Auctioneer
FAHNESTOCK'S
AU- T . Ml
-1553-1. Auction Service «5<5
Lancaster Farming Saturday, October 14,1989-D27
HORST ESTATE
SALE
A Public Sale of real
estate and woodwork
ing equipment and tools
was held October 3 for
the estate of Charles Z.
Horst, 8 Park Street,
Reamstown, East Coca
lico Twp., Lane. Co.,
Pa.
The #1 tract con
sisted of a 2'A story
dwelling, an apartment,
woodworking shop and
storage building and it
was sold for $79,700.
The #2 tract was a
building lot 22,719
square feet with bor
ough water and sewer
and it was sold for
$46,000.
Other prices were:
band saw $270, straight
line saw $5lO, electric
hack saw $3OO, 16”
jointer $B5O, DeWalt
radial arm saw $750,
shaper $475, drum San
der $560, thickness
planers $BOO, air com
pressor $750 and plat
form sander $9OO.
T. Glenn, Timothy G.
and Thomas A. Horst
were the auctioneers.
SHERER SALE
A Public Auction of a
96 acre dairy farm, farm
machinery and house
hold goods was held
October 7 by C. Winner
Sherer and Sara N.
Sherer, Pleasant View
Rd., R.D. 4, Manheim,
Lancaster Co., Pa.
There were 170 people
registered at the sale.
The farm was sold
for $6,000 an acre or
$576,000 to Mr. and
Mrs. Jacob R. Zook,
179 Amsterdam Rd.,
New Holland. Zook, an
Amishman, said he will
farm the land and it will
not be developed.
Other prices were:
J.D. 1520 D tractor
$6OOO, portable genera
tor $ll5O, 2 pc. walnut
bedroom suite $l2OO,
oak bed $375, wash
stand $6O, cedar ward
robe $l2O, walnut war
drobe $450, upright
freezers $l5O & $l2O
and a miniature tin
horse $7O.
The Omar, J. Landis
Auction Service con
ducted the sale.
HARTMAN ESTATE
SALE
A Public Sale of per
sonal property was held
October 5 for the estate
of Mrs. Gideon T. Hart
man at the Kauffman
Community Center,
Kauffman Station,
Franklin Co.
Some prices were:
old Penn rifle (rough)
$6OO, wooden wheel
barrow $l4O, corn
shelter $lO5, riding
lawn mower $425, John
Bell grey crock $370,
bread basket $4O, red
satin bedroom light
$390, Gone With Wind
light $145, glass finger
lights up to $6O each,
Weller pottery items up
to $llO each, occupied
Japan items $8 to $lO
each and carved oak
high bed $475.
Edgar Stull and Lynn
Dietrich were the
auctioneers.