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Newspaper
New Oxford Item
Location
New Oxford, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Mar 12, 1908
Page
5
A Harrisburg hotel keeper Wilson was fined in Carlisle by Burgess Brindle for buying produce in the Carlisle market for his hotel in violation of a local ordinance barring non residents from market purchases. Wilson protested but to no avail.
The clock alternates a minute long alarm with a silent period for about 12 minutes and includes a manual shut-off. It fits in a seamless brass case, priced at 2.50 dollars. The Philadelphia Press offers the clock and The Daily Press for a year at 4.00 dollars with no other charges.
Public sale scheduled for Friday March 27 1908 at the machine shops on Pitt street in the Borough of New Oxford. Items include a nearly new 4 inch tread wagon for 4 or 6 horses with bed and boards, 12 new log land rollers 14 to 16 inches, 4 pair new 18 foot hay carriages, one Idea manure spreader, 75 bit machine, spring harrows, Hench and Drum cultivators, Bucher and Gibbs gang plow, 50 singletrees, 6 triple and 12 double trees all home made. Also 25 iron jockey sticks and many other pieces. Sale begins at 1 pm. terms announced by J H Hoover C H Hollinger Audt R M Straley Clk.
Public sale to be held March 18 1908 at the late home of Margaret F Miller in Tyrone Township Adams County on the road from New Chester to Bowlder. Executor LI Miller announces items including cows horses wagons stoves furniture implements and grain. Straley and Stough serve as clerks.
Letters testamentary on William Snyder late of New Oxford Pa deceased granted to J Proctor Snyder executor. He commands all indebted to the estate to make immediate payment and all claims to be presented duly authenticated for settlement. New Oxford Route 4.
A meeting of the lot holders will be held at Sheely Bros. Store room on Saturday March 21 1908 at 2 oclock p m. The president and managers will present the seat report and an election will be held for a resident and four managers to serve for the ensuing year. Full attendance is desired.
On Wednesday March 18 1908 the undersigned will sell at public sale at his residence in Straban township Adams county Pa two miles north of Hunterstown near Woodside schoolhouse. Items include six horses and mules 17 head of cattle 100 hogs 175 chickens and guineas wagons and implements and many more items. Terms include 12 months credit on sums of five dollars and upward. Sale by Ira G Herman G R Thompson auctioneers Gulden Noel clerks.
The undersigned plans a public sale at his residence one mile north of New Oxford in Oxford township along New Oxford and New Chester roads. Items include two horses, seven cattle with milch cows and bulls, a brood sow, porkers, a buggy and wagons, farming equipment such as presses, drills, harrows, plows, planters, harnesses, gear, and miscellaneous household and farm articles. Terms: 11 months credit to sons of age and up, per cent off for cash. sale starts at 12 o’clock noon. items listed by HANSON FE, HERSH, Thompson and Crist, Auds Meckley & Decker, Clk.
Intending to move to Hanover, John B. Basehoar’s auction lists 4 horses, 2 fresh cows, bulls, hogs, a pony deer, farming implements, wagons, harnesses, and household furniture. 11 month credit on sums over a dollar or 5 percent discount for cash. Sale starts 12 30 pm at the seller’s residence, terms to be announced by auctioneer Greg F. Smith.
Public auction at the Woodside farm one mile north of Clonterstown in Straban township listing mules horses cattle hogs and farming equipment. Describes items including eight head of horses cattle hogs tools and wagons with sale starting at 1 o clock in the afternoon and credit terms of four percent or cash.
George Felty to sell at his residence on the QClunk farm near New Oxford in Oxford township items including six horses a variety of cattle wagons farm implements and equipment plus household items. Sale starts at 9 oclock a m with 11 months credit on sums of 5 and up or 6 percent discount for cash. Auction conducted by J B Orist Auctioneer.
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