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Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1900-01-11
Personal Property

Viz:-STOCK-One gray mare, 70 years old,
sorrel horse, IS years old COW, coming into pro
fit in (Marchl next: sfotes.
IMPLEMENTS-On two-horse heavy wagon
one-horse do ? carts, two-seated carriage NOW
ing machine, horse rake. hay shelvings truck
rigging, marker, hitler, potato digger two
horse pillow, 3 one-l1ofse do, cu1tivators falloW
harrow, corn shelter, grindstone, cider press O.
forks 6 shovels. drags, hoes, blocking shovel
donble and single swingietrees, 3 stalk knives, I
pair trace chains chains log chain set springs
sweet potato sled fertilizer drill spotting board
paris green sIfters, vine cutters, scythes ane
snatIis, wood saw AK Ratchet broad ak
augers, potato plant setter. lot OF gambrels,
trowels, shaving horse, post dog, z vrenches
watering pot, chicken coops, lot of wood, 2o'
truck baskets.
HARNESS set double 4 chain heavy
sets single carriage harness, double and single
lines, collars, brides, iaIters, } sets fly-nets
About tons of upland hay, tons meadow
hay, $50 bushels corn. 20 baskets seed white pota
toes rs baskets small do, Is baskets apples .
barrels of vinegar.
HOUSEHOLD GOoDS-Two cook stoves anc
parlor do. tables, II chairs lounge, settee anc
bed. clock, 10Y yards rag carpet, IS window
shades. 8 bedsteads, 3 mattresses, 5 feather beds
s quilts, blankets, dozen sheets, dozen pillow
cases pillows, : holsters, stands window
screens, lamps, fiat irons, coal scuttle, bench
Dishes pans and pots, wash tubs and othei
articles.
Sale TO commence at II O'Clock noon.
CONDITIONS-Five months credit with In
terest after three months on sums of $1,000 anC
upward upon notes with approved security, pay
able at the Farmers and Mechanics National
Bank at Woodbury.. All sums less than $40, cash
GEORGE OBENIsAND,
DAVID GREENLAND.
Executors of David Obenland, Decd.
A. S. Mullen, Auct.
Job S. Haines. Clerk, Pauisboro. Jan. 9, 1900 1t
Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1900-01-11
Stock and Farming Utensils

SlOCk-Two good horses, one q chestnut sor-
rel, IL years old, will work anywhere, and a fair
dryer, emo and gentle; the other DIRK bay, 8
years old. kind and gentle, good worker and dri-
yeri 3 new mich cows, close springer, year
ling heifers, Poland China shoats and one SOW
with pig. Wagons and Implements-One good
shelving wagon, complete with top and brake
4-tnch tread, good heavy wagon finch tread.
set OF corn sides and bottom, | set of gravel
riggings, carts. hack wagon, 2-seated carriage
with pole and shafts. stalk sled Mccormick
moving machine hay rake, hay ted Ter hav or
truck shelving, Ideal horse power and feed
grinder combined, Tornado feed cutter. core
sneher one SO-root rubber belt grain drill. one
two horse Oliver chilled pillow, l fwo-horse
Kaign pillow, one-horse ploWs 1 double plow.
potato digger, phosphate drill spike tooth har-
row, Acme harrow, 3 cultivatorS | marker
forks, shoVes, scoop shoy Is hoes, patent
Paris green busters. stalk knives scythes d IN
o'e and single swingletrees traces aud t chains
drag chains, cow chains, swill cart block and
tall, patent balance, grindstone, half bushel and
nall DECK measures, lot of bags. shelving cover
iced pouches. grass seed s0Wer harness closet
STRIKING out poles, Steel points, 1ol chest, 40 hot
bed sash, spotting boards, blocking shovel
HARNESS-TwO sets of heavy har ess 2sets cart
harness. set single carriage harness. / set dou.
Die carriage harness, ,llars, fiy-nets brides
halters, lines, large Buffalo robe, lot of old iron
grain and hay-One hundred and fftv bushels
corn, lot OF good upland hay. Household Goods
% fashioned desk. settee, bed-stead aud bed
table. stoves, 20 gallon portable boiler sausage
cutter and lard press, churn milk pans and oI
Oh other articles not herein mentioned
Sale to commence at II O'Clock, M
CONDITlONS-A credit of months will be
given on all sums over &c. interest after mos.
by giving note with approved security pay
able in the First National Bank of Woodbury.
E. TISinger, Auct MEREDITH OWEN
Job 5. Haines, Clerk.
Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1900-01-11
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The Raer Girl nj Home

Much has been said OF the sturdy, frugal
Dutch farmers of the Trsnsvaal, bnt little
is known OF their sweethearts, wives and
daughters, who have contributed 50 largely
to the prosperity of the South African Re.
public. Consequently. an article 90 Tbs
Boer Girl of South Africa, by the author
of Com paups People. 10 appear 10 the
January Ladies' Home Journal, win BIZ
interesting.
Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1900-01-11
Woodbury Country Club.

WUuupUFy OUUutFJ NIuUs
At the annual meeting of the Woodbury.
Country Club held at the club house on
Monday evening, January eighth, the
following officers and Board of Trustees
were elected to serve for the ensuing year
President, james T. Maxwell Vice Pres
idents. B. w. Andrews, George G. Green
Secretary, Frank B Davis; Treasurer
Henry s. Talman Board of Trustees, Jos.
W. Merritt, William E Speakmsn, Lewis
Starr, Clement R Ogden, Anthony W.
Durell, Edward M. Green, James C. Girls
com.
The annual reports show the Club to be
in excellent financial condition, with 8
membership exceeding $50.
Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1900-01-11
Stock, Farm Utensils,
HOUSEHOLD GOODS.


SToCK-rhree good work horses. fat bull, 1
bull one year old, bull calf. ali of them are
Holstein; II good cows, several of which are
Holsteins. some of which have calves by their
sides, and the others coming into profit Don; 2
heiferS coming one year old; 8 sucking calves, 4
fat hogs, $50 fowls.
WAGONS AND IMPLEMENTS-Buggy, hack
wagon. farm wagons, truck shelVings, hay
shelving, cart, horse power and thresher, mower,
hav tedder horse rake, Hailock weeder, DarnelI
marker, Hoffman marker. scratch and hoe har-
row, and two horse plows, hitler, falloW har-
ow, gFindstones. mattocks, hoes shoveis, etc
balance, log chains, 20 fit. ladder 2 broad axes
and post dogs. hay knife, chopping axes. grain
bags, barrels, boxes, etc
HARNESS-Fwo sets work harness, / set heavy
single harness, set single harness, cart gears
brides. collars, liues, etc., trace, I and other
Echains
HAY AND GRAIN-Nfne tons hay, a part OF
which is in stock; 800 bushels corn, i6 bushel
damaged wheat, % bushels white potatoes
HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE-Rolle desk 4 It.
wide, nice article; bureaus, mahogany, side
and other tables. bedsteads, goose feather
beds 3 straw beds, quilts and other bedding.
mode, stands, wash bowl and pitcher iOokin ,
glasses, IL windsor chairs. cane-seat rock rs, %
yards wool stripe carpet, 70 yards rag carpet,
venetian and other carpet stair carpet 3 clocks,
2 lamps. doughtray. corner cuphoards, ironing
board carriage robe, 2 barrels of red sweet potas
toes, pork and barrel, so pounds lard, 4 dozen
quarts fruit, 10 pint bottles fruit, ehurn and
horse, 2 variety CT Dishes TIM stone and earthen
ware clothes chests, 2 iron pots. a lot of win
dow sash.
sTOCK-TweDty shares Grange Hall stock
C0NDITIONS-A credit of eight months, with
interest after 30 days, on sums of So notes
payable in Swedesboro National Bank
Sale 10 commence at ~ O'Clock. sharp.
ELMER ASHCRAFT,
THOS BORTON,
Administrators OF SAINT Ashcraft, decd
lii i900-lt
Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1900-01-11
REAL ESTATE.

Jan. Is-Adjourned sale of S. A Buchanan
Wenonah, n. J..
Jan 20-D. o. Watuins, Special Master, at Har-
risonville.
Private sale-FisIer farm at Clayton.
Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1900-01-11
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DUBLIC SALE.

- ~ 0NSA1S o1 II k<OA u
Being the stock and utensils of a 400 acre farm.
! Viz:-ST0CK- pair gray horses years
| oil. sound and gentle work in all kinds OF har-
! ness. an extra team pair gray horses 10 years
old. sound and gentle, good workers; black
horse, years old. good worker; so-rel horse,
with calf by their side and will be Ia soon; 5
| York State heifers. yearling Holstein
bull, so shotes, l seet hog, Jersey Red extra
quality. The cows are worthy of attention as
/ BAY, GRAIN. POTATOES, ETC About so
tons of frst-class horse hay. 10 tons Hungarian
10 tons rye straw hand threshed; 4 tons crab
grass. tons second crop, 200 tons hotbed and
COW hay. Will be sold by ton or rick. to suit pur
chaseTs; 1900 bushels corn on the cob sold 20
lbs. to the bushel; bushels extra seed corn, 100
bushels rye lot OF wheat, so baskets OF extra Up
| River seed sweets, SO baskets Early Rose white
potatoes, 30 baskets second crop EARLY Rose
grown for seed, 81 baskets second size Early
4 Rose potatoes. 1000 cabbage, 300 heaps corn
stalks. bushel Kolb Gem melon seed bushel
Jenny Lind citron seed, "a nushel White Spine
cucumber seed, an lot of other seeds.
Is acres growing rye
! MACHINERY. IMPLEMENTS, ETC.-One
| Champion reaper anu binder, Deering moving
machines good as new; no Sc rake. good grain
drill, gang pillow, iron scoop on wheels. Syracuse
/ two horse plows Kaighn two-horse and one
\ horse pioWs, Decker hitler, Planet Jr potato
digger, Darnell markers, roller, scratch har-
rows, hoe harrows forks, shDTels, drggs, hoes.
chains. swingletrees, ice hooks. cant hooks. set
of platform scales. paris green gun, hay tedder,
nav cutter. ROOQ as new Eurnip cutter
good as new; corn shelter. good as new:
| cider press, meat bench, blocks rop-s lot
| COW chains, iron vice, $50 hot-bed sa b and
rafters. lot hot-bed boards. boxes. barrels feed
| gralnary. iron boiler. tons old iron, ladders,
poles, boards eask Of vinegar corn rinder, =
| grin5stones. lot of trnck baskets
| WAGONS AND HARNE5S-Two tWo-horse
| heavy wagons, four horse do. in good order /
/ truck and hay shelvings, bog sides, 8 carts l
two seated carriage and plle. good as new; ex-
| press wagon in good order. spindle do two
seated sleigh and bells sled sets single carriage
harness, set double do (, 4 sets two-horse heavy
harnes sets cart harness collars lines. brides,
| haiters, eic
MISCELLANE0US-1,0 900 cart loads m azure, 2
| batteauy, coops with II chickens each, geese,
| l gander, turkey hens
| HOUSEHOLD GOODS-Two wardrobes bed
room set. lot mating. writing desk. incubator.
old fashioned de-boar1, over 100 years old fire
proof safe, weighs 1900 lbs; lounge, extension
table. settee. cross leg tables portable boiler,
y gallons; egg stove.
The farm is sold ane this sale of personal
property is positive.
Sale 10 begin at 3 80 O'Clock a. m
Lunch will be served on day of sale
| CONDITIONS, which viii be liberal, made
! known at sale by
4. M RAMBo.
E. Usnger Auct
B. G. Paul. Clerk 1-n-l9OO-2t.
Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1900-01-11
r ARGE PUBLIC sAEL OF
Personal Property
Will be sold at public sale. on
WEDNESDAY, JAN. "a, 1900
AT the residence of the subscriber, at
REDWOOD, n. J.,

s4S2 WSS4y Ss u,
The following described personal properly:
STOCK-Four head of horses, 1 a dark bay
horse, John" 5 years old, an excellent all
round horse a light bay, "Dott." years old,
an excellent all-'round horse 8, brown mare,
Maud" years old, good worker or driver 4,
''Daisy.'' 5 years old, good driver; 20 head Of
cows, JERSEYS and GuerDseys Most of thess cows
win be fresh or close springers by day of sale
Thi; is a well selected herd of cattle. among
them are some well bred heifers which will be
fresh about grass. have raised the most of
these heifers from my best cows and the herd is
well worth the attention of anyone wanting
butter or dairy cows Ten fine Jersey Red pigs,
8 weeks old; Jersey Red seed hog
WAGONS AND IMPLEMEHTS-Fou planta-
tiou wagons. low wn, inch tread, as good
as new; one inch tread. high wheel: one pa
inch tread. high wheel. (Pearso IS mske); carts,
nearly new, and the other in good order; /
seat hack or milk wagon. III inch steel axle,
in good order, but little worn; l open hack
wagon, double seat surry. Courtland make been
used but little; phaeton seat spindle, been used
but little; buggies, nearly new, and he other
10 good order; carriage pole, stalk cart,
gin <. ] gravel rigging, Wo mower. in good
order; Tiger horse rake. nearly new, with seed
sower attachment; iron frame hay tedier been
used but one season; An erican gang plows, /
with grain and seed sowing attachment all
complete These cultiYators are nearly new.
One Diamond gang plow, in good order, ? No 3
sweet potato harrow, hoe harrows Iron King
potato hitler, Decker do. potato digger, sled,
vine cutter, fodder cutter, Hoffman marker, Z
Fowler harruws iron frame scratch harrow
corn shelter, % hot bed cash, railroad rail for
breaking corn stubble
HARNESS. ETC.-Three double sets of heavy
harness; sets of cart harness. set Of single
heavy harness, set of double carriage harness,
set of single carriage harness. nearly new; sets
of hy-nets brides, collars. lines, trace and 7
chains good buffalo robe, 500 bushels of corn &c
It's. to bushel, shovels forks. hoes, crow bars
picks, mattocks. ice hooks, lot of 20 and 40 qt
milk cans. milk cooler, chicken coops, feeding
eoops, hog box, dog house, hay fork and rope
80 Gus. of selected Parkers citron seed 200 cedar
lima bean poles, $50 bushels tnrnips, and many
articles not mentioned.
Sale TO commence at IL O'Clock sharp, and will
be positive as / am going to leave the farm.
| CONDITIONS-A credit of months will be
given on sums over SO by giving approved
note pay able in Farmers and Mechanics Bank
interest after 2 months; less sums cash.
ROB'T NJ. SHOEMAKER.
Jos Kirkbride, Anct.
Chas. bikes, Clerk 1-ll-l900-26
Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1900-01-11
ron IIGHTsNG.

In accordance with the action OF City Council,
bids addressed to the undersigned will be re.
ceived at the Council Chamber. Delaware Street,
Woodbury., n. j., at eight O'Clock p. M. on the
10th day of January, 1900. for the lighting of the
streets and highways of the City OF Woodbury.,
New jersey. tor one year from May 18th, 1906
the lighting to be by arc electric lights. mean
descent electric lights, gas lights or gasoline
lights. or by any two or more OF the above kinds
OF light. Each bid must be accompanied by q
certified check in the amount Of one thousand
dollars, conditioned that the bidders will enter
into contract with the city, should the contraei
be awarded to him or them. The successful bid
der Will be required to give boHd to the amount
of fifty per cent. of the contract price, condi
toned for the faithful performance Of the con
tract ID. 4. MATHERS.
Woodbury., N. J.. Dec. 23 1892 City Clerk.
Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1900-01-11
Personal Property
HILL KxrREss.

The subscriber will rsie team express Be
tween Muiiica Hill and Philadelphia. on Mon
f0F the accommodation of the people % III
r0slte. AID orders Will receive prompt attention
Pniladelp office. 40 Markes 81. Phone No
= I. ssosFKII d.
Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1900-01-11
DRssPOsAI.s.

Sealed proposals will be received for stone for
the Woodbury. and knights Run Road on Thurs
day Jan. 49, 1900 at Q O'Clock q. M, ut the Board
Of Freehoider's room in the Court House, Wood
bury. New Jersey. The stone TO be in accord
ance with ne specifications oi.file at The ofice
OF VIM. G. Cattell. engineer, Weponah. n.
HOWARD G. HENDRICKRQN,
Dated Dec. 20, 46a9satR Chairman
Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1900-01-11

STOCK One gray horse years old !; i bay
horse, > years old this pair win weigh $500 lbs.
and make very nice team / bay horse. s years
old, good farm horse; roam horse, years old.
a first class driver. One cow will be fresh in
March frye Poland China pigs. one SOW
WAGONS AND IMPLEMENT S.-Two-horse
heavy wagon with corn sides and bottom. i
shelving wagon, 4 inch tread, made by DeEEart,
been used years; cart, buggy, one horse wagon.
moving machine, horse rake. hay shelving, 2
two horse piows, one-horse do, cultiyaturs, I
with vine litter attaehme s. combination corn
and potato marker, Decker potato digge /,
ridger twohorse smoothing harrow. 90 hotrbed
sash grind tone, lot baskets. barrels. chicken
coops, trace and t chains, hoes shovels. forks.
rakes scy thes and snaths. steel point striking
out p>les, machines for setting out plants,
paris green siftsrs. new churn cylinder stove, 2
hopp barrows 8 long wheeling plank, 1000 fl.
tongue plank. mud scow ia good order, etc.
HARNESS Two sets heavy team harness.
set cart harness. st buggy harness. collars, lines,
brides. haiters, robes blankets.
CORN Hay, ETG.-Onc hundred and twenty
bushels Of corn, 2S stacks Of hay. suitable for
cow and hot he'd !; 30 heaps of stalks.
Sale to begin at ] O'clock. sharp
CONDTTI0NS.-A credit Of months win be
given on all sums $40, interest after 30 days
BY giving notes with approved security, payable
in First National Bank Of Woodbury.; less sums
leash
Fl 2. Knisell, Auct NJ. 1. COSTELLO
John kediields Clerk. 1-4-l900-2t.
Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1900-01-11
E1OR SALE OR RENT.
The Nathanial Fisler Farm
Near CLAYTON, n, J.

The homestead farm of Nathaniel O. Fisel
deceased The buildings consist Of a nine room
house 10 good repair, large barn 30 60, large
COW she'd hay house, crib house. aud other out
buildings, suitable for large farm. This farm
contains ITO ACRES of cleared land, and
about so acres of timber This farm is in high
state OF cultivation and is about mile from
churches and schools, and about Va of mile
from the depot. The land Is adapted for raising
grain, grass or truck. 1t has a good apple or
chard and other variety of fruit Persons de
string TO see the farm can call on S d. FISHER. IL
or Nathaniel Fisler, now on the farm. Posses
sion can be glyea 18th day Of March, 1900.
Nov 30 99-u
Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1900-01-11

Late the home OF George @ Clark situate nsal
the turnpike road leading from Giassbnro tc
Mantua, about three miles from the latter place
The improvements are 9 so0d-sized frame house
ann barn and uihsr 0utbuiIding And about siz
acres Of good land, vi b some trnit trees there
| on. It would make nice poui r. fa1m Fel
[ further particulars address s.
Il-le.g9tf 3 p LODGE Manthp, N !.
Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1900-01-11
ILENDUE.
WILL be soil at public sale. on
THURSDAY, JANUARY ID, 1900.

On the premises of the subscriber, on the farm
kn lwn as the CLOUD sarm,r near Red Bank two
miles from Woodbury., also two miles from West
Vile, all the following described
Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1900-01-11
East Greenwich Democrats.

The Democratic voters of East Green
wich township assembled in Clark's Hall
last Saturday evening for the purpose of
completing the orga izatiOn under the new
rules. The meeting was well attended
and much interest shown. The following
workers were elected -
Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1900-01-11
yen sAs.K o. RksT

David O Walkiua, Attorney.
Dated DC. N lss9
Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1900-01-11
NOK RENT.
NOTICE
EOR SALE

| Several houses, well tenanted, and building
lots on GlassborO avenue, on easy terms.
| Apply to, N. F. CAITELL,
| "a Delaware Street,
il 1-l1-l9e04ts Woodbury., N. ].
Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1900-01-11

NullAeefs FAis Farm usaF sfit:ssi 5 ! IL
&fplf IS x1f les 4 " Il Ssa
Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1900-01-11

Small farm Tor rent, or Farm on shares, near
Woodbury. Apply at
Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1900-01-11

lst Dlstrict, John MagIn;
I'd =" john Wolferth;
Sd " Charles Dorrmann;
4th William Cooke;
9th Samuel V. Green
Treasurer, Geo. Magin.
The meeting adjourned to Saturday
evening, January 20, at 7.30 o'clock, at the
Democratic club room.
Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1900-01-11
81 shall use
! *~no.other'
TESTIMONIAL.

/ 4A1t5 4 A4AO1N4A4fs
VILLA SIsTowN, N. J. Sept. II. 1900.
WEST JERSEY MARL & TRANS. CO.,
GENTLEMEN :-Inclosed please find my
check for one ton of All-Crop Mixture. /
Ihave been using other fertilizers Zone. in
particular, high priced for the past eighteen
years. This year 1 used your All-Crop Mix.
ture on corn, potatoes and peas with the
best results, and am so pleased with it that
next year shall use no other
Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1900-01-11

Undue
Will be sold at public sale, on
Thursday, January Is, 1900
At the homestead and late residence of David
Obenland, deceased, in the Township of East
Greenwich, county Of Gloucester, on the public
road leading from Paulsboro to Swedesboro,
ABOUT 8 NILES FROM PAULsBoRo,
Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1900-01-11

-Millard f. CattelI will shortly open
up the Nelson plot on Glassboro avenue,
where be will have choice lots that can be
bought from one hundred 10 five hundred
for cash, or ten dollars down. Monthly
instaImeats for balance. giving opportunity
for every one to secure lot and build
themselves q home, or bold on speculation,
Apply mILLARD e. CATTELL,
"a T.aia,pnrn ~
Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1900-01-11

Women's Fine Tailored Suits Sharply Reduced
40 elegant Suits in Venetian, Cheviot and Homespun
to $500.
so fine cloth Suits in Covert and Venean beautifully made
splendid value at the original price, SIG. Reduced to SIS
20 Stylish Iaiormade Suits in Covers and Chevios fly
front and ghfttng. Worth SIS and sI7 but marked down
now TO $1,000.
Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1900-01-11
XTENDUE.
WIN be sold at public sale, on
Monday. January IL 1000

On the premises of the subscriber on the road
leading from Micketon to Paulsboro, about l1f
miles from Mickleton, in East Greenwich town
snip, Gloucester county, New Jersey all the fol
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