I will sell to the highest bidder the
following property:
One two-horse pleasure wagon, rub
ber tires, 2 business wagons, one wag
one pole, one single sleigh, one two
seated sleigh, one tackle block, (one
1-Inch rope), 2 small tackle block pul
leys, one Cooley creamer and three
cans, one large scalding kettle, five
spreaders, horse collars and harness
parts, one spike tooth harrow, one wa
tering tub heater, bob and irons foi
sled, one seed sower, one bone grind
er, one lot of 80 hens, roosters, and
pullets, 8 hives of bees, and bee sup
plies, one lot of popcorn, walnuts,
about 15 tons of good hay, 50 feet of
rubber hose, 2 small stoves, tin for
floors, one small gasoline stove, one
lot of skates and. Irons, 8-piece li
brary set, 3-piece parlor set, one or
gan, one folding bed, one wooden bed
with spring and mattress, one couch,
one lot of pictures, frames, two sets
of wash bowls and pitchers, one lot of
lamps and lanterns, one set of flat ir
ons, one clothes horse, one complete
chamber set, one lot of matting and
one sofa.
There will be other articles of val
ue that will be offered at this sale.
Come early.
MRS. JONAS DANIELSON,
Pomfret, Conn.
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