MAIL X MARKETS
WANTED
S
B
.222 or other light center
fire rifle, 20 go with slug
barrel. Lane. Co.
717-468-0243.
Male mute swan or will
trade female for male
must be 1,00% white. Har
ford Co. 410-692-2324.
Fml. B tractor will consid
er anv cond., also have
1939 Fml. M for sale.
Westmoreland Co.
724-834-7197.
Oliver pedal tractor; also
farm advertising signs of
any kind. Wyo. Co.
570-836-4199.
IH (Vlbra shank) field cul
tivator 10-12 ft., good
quality haylage out of
your silo around Dec. or
Jan. Lane. Co.
717-351-0856.
Jeeps, 1942 to present,
dead or alive, military or
civilian, whole or part,
MB. CJ or YJ. Burlington
Co. NJ 609-654-5070.
Looking for enclosed trail
er prefer white single
axle sxB or similar size,
also 3pth New Holland sin
gle row harvester. Lane
Co. 717-587-4001.
TD-340 International for
parts running or not.
Lane. Co. 717-548-2652.
87-93 Ford F 250 or F 350,
need walk away front
end, possible whole truck
if low price. Juniata Co.
717-463-3216.
1960's target 22 cal rifle,
heavy barrel, like: Re
mington 40X, Mossberg -
144 LS, Winchester -52,
Remington -513 T with
target scope. Berks Co.
610-670-5054.
Railroad ray seeks rail
road locks by Fraim,
Slaymaker, ULB.K, FS
Howe. Also toy trains
made in 1930'5, 1940'5.
Lane. Co. 717-653-8529.
I would feed your heifers,
call 6 to 6:30 Tues. or Fri
eves about 30 head. Mon
tour Co. 570-437-3197.
Hoi Strs. 400-900 lbs. Lv,
msg. Lane. Co.
717-397-1856.
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For Producers
FALL ISSUE - SEPTEMBER 20
ORGANIC DAIRY PRODUCTION
Regional organic dairy farm features:
makes them successful?
University research
production.
Breed and cooperative news and views.
Business news highlights.
Call your Advertising Sales Representative
Gandy applicator wanted
with 12 volt motor to
apply preservatives on
forages. No Sunday cals.
Berks Co. 610-488-6938.
1600 1650 Oliver exhaust
and intake manifold and
carburetor. Fred. Co.
301-898-5237.
Black swan 2 year or
older also white peacock
2 yr old. Lehigh Co.
610-966-2842.
Dump box, 6xB w/canopy
and good condition to fit
87 Chev C-3500, short
chassis dual wheels. Luze
rene County,
570-455-6162.
Sm. hyd. elder press, any
cond. Call anytime. Please
Iv. msg. York Co.
717-266-4624.
Planter for IH Farmall 130.
Camden Co. 856-753-6369.
Old jukebox, need not
work. Balti. Co.
410-529-3241 or
443-250-9798.
24 ft alum, cattle body
good cond. side and rear
roll-up on left with drop
chute on right rear. Lane.
Co. 717-354-5215.
MAILBOX MARKETS
NOTICE
16'x40' shed for rent stor
age only 15'x6'6 over
head doors on each end,
cement floor $2OO a
month. York Co.
717-292-6699.
Tackle your turf with
Gravely tractor club of
America: 958 members,
newsletters, parts lists,
operating tips, history.
Fun! Chester Co.
610-518-1028.
Tioga County Farm at
Auction, 10 acres, house
barns, pond, near Grand
Canyon, antique guns,
auction Labor Day. Tioga
Co. 570-662-7349.
Lancaster silo rollermill
blower, buy or rent, new
or used; two late model
Green machines, avail,
for rent. Lane. Co.
717-786-0738.
Deadline:
or 717-626-1164
Sale Reports
EMERICKSALE
A public sale of real
estate was conducted on
Tuesday, Aug. 19, for
Robert and Pauline Em
erick by Horst Auc
tioneers of Ephrata.
A brick rancher with
detached garage/shop lo
cated at 27 E. Pine St.,
Ephrata sold for
$llB,OOO to Douglas and
Kathleen Weaver of
Ephrata.
FOWL ESTATE SALE
A public sale for real
estate, guns, and a car
was conducted on Thurs
day, Aug. 21, for the
Robert E. Powl Estate by
Probst Family Auction
Service.
There were 297 regis
tered bidders.
A very large six bed
room frame house with
detached 2-car garage on
a 1.1-acre corner lot sold
for $195,000. Mr. John
Esch of Quarryville pur
chased the property.
Also sold included a
1999 Cadillac Deville,
$21,000. A modern
Grandfather’s clock with
German works (made by
Ulrich), $850; a 4-color
Jacquard coverlet dated
1841 by Sarah A.
Draucher, $640; a combi
nation safe (by Russel G.
Moore, York Co.), $380;
a John Deere 112 riding
lawn tractor (as is), $320;
8 a. prime southern
Chester Co. deer hunting,
heavily wooded, no reg.
area, up to 5 hunters,
$lOOO season. Ches. Co.
610-869-3714.
Scooter and old cycle
ride. Sept. 27, leaving Car
lisle, PA 9:00 am. approx.
50 mile round trip. Info:
Cumberland County,
717-245-9583.
Booklet Features
September 4
Focus:
into organic dairy
a Craley wood duck
decoy, $100; a wood
carved and painted
carousel sleigh, $l3O.
Guns included a 30-
caliber Rimiire rolling
block with octagon
barrel, $250; a Ithaca
Model 37 16-gauge pump
shot gunlO; a 7.7-mm
Japan Mauser rifle, $180;
a 7.35-caliber R.E. Terni
rifle with clipped ammo.,
$160; a brass flare gun,
$140; and a Moose head
mount, $270.
BENEDICT ESTATE
SALE
A public sale of real
estate, household goods,
and collectibles was con
ducted on Saturday,
Aug. 23, for the Harriet
M. Benedict Estate by
the Probst Family Auc
tion Service.
There were 210 regis
tered bidders.
A single-family brick
I'/z-story . four-bedroom
country house with full
basement and single-car
garage on a 1.5-acre lot
brought $130,000 at the
auction. Andrew and
Melanie Scheid of
Pequea Township pur
chased the property.
Also sold included a
John Deere 140 riding
lawn tractor with ball
hitch and front end
loader, $2,300; a Grand
father’s clock, $500; an
P.A.S. Bth tailgate Lake
Tobias Halifax, Sept. 27,
Buy sale pheasants,
doves, water fowl, more.
All welcome. Evenings
birdss4@hotmak.com.
Juniata County,
717-734-3625.
Will custom feed dairy
heifers need approx. 15
head. John David Martin,
228 County Line Rd., Mil
ton, PA 17847. Montour
Co.
Lancaster Farming, Saturday, August 30, 2003-819
shop-vac, $7O; and a 16-
gallon Stevens model 770
shotgun, $l9O.
GRAHAM SALE
A public sale of real
estate at 1172 Weawit
St., East Earl, was con
ducted on Saturday,
Aug. 16, for Alfred L.
and Florence M.
Graham.
The 46-year-old brick,
three-bedroom, ranch
style house with full bath
and attached garage sold
to Marshall and Bonnie
Dampman, Honey
Brook, for $137,500. The
auctioneers were Randy
Stoltzfus, Leola, and Jay
M. Leary, New Holland.
HOOVERSALE
A two-story, frame
and-log, four-bedroom
house with a I'/i-story
barn, on 2.6 acres, sold
for $200,000 on Thurs
day, Aug. 21, at a public
real estate auction con
ducted for J. Martin and
Lois A. Hoover, 295
Sandy Hill Road,
Denver.
Donald and Orpha
Gonzalez, Denver, were
the buyers.
The sale was con
ducted by Kline, Kreider
& Good Auctioneers,
Stevens.
oak bookcase, $120; two
cedar chests, $BO and
$9O; a Depression china
cabinet, $65; a Gilbert
American Flyer train set
in original box, $270; a
‘Blessing’ trumpet in
strument, $250; a Hubley
cat doorstop, $110; and
an original min. Hess
truck, $7O. Hummels in
cluded: Follow-the-
Leader, $460; Umbrella
Boy, $300; Crossroads,
$170; Ride-into-
Christmas (as is), $150;
Umbrella Girl, $110;
Stormy Weather, $100;
and Mountaineer, $75. A
motorized chair, $100; a
Longaberger basket, $47;
a Play School box lot,
$47.50; a Roseville vase,
$7O; a Stoneware jug
crock, $67.50. Books;
(Elvis) and others,
$52.50-$54-$35; Comic
books, 7 at $10; 2 at $25
and $17.50; 10 at $lO.
Also, a bench grinder,
$27.50; and a Dremel
saw, $3O.
RENNIE SALE
A 10.2-acre farmette at
1570 Peiffer HiU Road,
Stevens, sold for
$307,000, Thursday,
Aug. 21, to Delane and
Angie Martin, Denver.
The property included
a 2'/2-story, five-bedroom
brick house with a three
quarter-acre pond.
The sale was held for
Thomas and Judith
Rennie and conducted by
Randal V. Kline and Roy
E. Good Jr. of Kline,
Kreider & Good Auc
tioneers, Stevens.
CUMMINS ESTATE
SALE
Michael J. Martin
Auctioneer and Associ
ates, New Holland, con
ducted a public sale of
real estate and personal
property Aug. 9 for the
Helen Cummins estate,
what
2398 Long View Drive,
Narvon. There were 173
registered bidders.
The real estate, which
consisted of a three
bedroom, brick, ranch
style house with an
attached two-car garage,
on a one-third-acre lot,
sold for $193,500 to John
Esh, Dominican Repub
lic.
Other items sold in
cluded a 1999 Mercury
Sable, $9,000; a cherry
china closet, $500; a
cherry chest of drawers
and dresser, $l5O each; a
camel-back sofa, $275; a
queen mattress and box
spring, $375; a Kenmore
refrigerator, $285; a
washer and dryer, $175
each; nesting cherry end
tables, $9O; a recliner,
$140; an iMac computer,
$250; stiffle lamps, $45-
$80; several Wallace
Nutting prints, $llO to
$190; Hummel figurines,
$6O to $110; a Richard
Bollinger print, $100; a
Steuben glass seagull,
$150; Lladro figurines,
$45 to $65; a Lenox egg
plate, $65; a Lenox vase,
$5O; Norman Rockwell
figurines, $2O to $35; a
drill press, $120; a
shopsmith, $200; a grin
der, $7O; a sander, $7O; a