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Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1900-02-22
Letter from AImonesson.

Mr. Editor We, the Republican tax
payers and farmers of this neighborhood,
feel that we do know what is best for as,
and as the Spring elections are for home
government we should all, as good citizens,
turn out to the Caucus and see that a
ticket of representative citizens is nom
mated. AS the Township Committee is
one of the most important of our local
offices, we should be careful to get none
but the best men to fill it. TIL one this
neighborhood would like to see on the
ticket is one who will net compel the
| farmers to take their horses and carts and
fix the roads at their own time, so that
they can get along without driving through
| fields and round about as they have done
heretofore
But the man this neighborhood wants is
an honest man,one who will give a bill and
ask for a receipt for no more than the bill
calls for.
He is one who will not stand over the
ballot box and demand to see their
tickets as they are cast, but on the other
hand will see that every one casts his
ballot unmOlested, and one that will give
his district a dollars worth for every
dollar speLt
We as true and honest citizens will give
our support to a man that we know, and
that man is Alfred Jaggard. A man with
clear record, well qualified for the office
and who will make good and honest
Committeeman if elected, and there is no
doubt that he will be the man. Signed,
MANY TAX PAYERS.
Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1900-02-22

In the list of casualties at Luzon, Philip
pine Islands, as published this morning
under date of February 5, is the name of
Capt. Edmund Dubois, of this city. The
only details are that he was wounded
severely in the shoulder, at Paquil. We
all hope that the worst is stated in those
few words.
Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1900-02-22
MARRIED.

RE-VANAMAN.-At the residence of Mr.
Isaiah P. Jones, on January 10,1900 by Rev. j.
H Algor, Mr. Jacob S. Ware and Miss Anna v.
Vanaman.
FINGER-ROLLER.-- January %, 1900 at the
NJ P. Parsonage, by Rev. ]. H. Algor, Mr..
Benjamin Finger, and Miss Bessie Roller, both
of GlassborO, n j,
Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1900-02-22

ELECTION OFFICERS SHOULD CUT III

ELECTION OFFICERS SHOULD CUT THIS
OUT AND PASTE II IN A HANDY PLACE
AS election is drawing near, it would be
well for election officers to cut out the
following report of a decision of our Su-
preme Court in an election contest and
keep it to refer to.
Where the name of candidate for
election for village trustee was Ira A. Kip,
Jr and four of the ballots read respec-
lively "Ire A. Kip" 81 Kip. Jr.," sra
A Kip" and kip" The Supreme Court
of New Jersey, in the case OF Kip vs..
Weeks IA Att. KEEP $3.50 held that these
ballots were illegally counted for Ira A.
Kip, Jr.; and the court further held that
testimony to prove that no other person by
the name of Kip was a candidate at the
election, and that no person named Kip
other than said KIP was rasident within
the voting district was inadmiesible. In
this ease the four ballots referred to were
counted, and the Board of Election certi-
fed that Ira A. Kip, Jr., had received 40
votes, and that John r. Weeks, his oppo-
nent, had received 400 votes. Ira A. Kip
thereupon became the incumbent of the
Office. Weeks then began an action of law
against Kip, claiming that the four ballots
should not have been counted. The court
held that under the existing law the ques,
ton was whether the votes were actually
voted, and not for whom they were in
tended, and decided that from an inspec-
ton of the ballots they did not have upon
them the name of the person for whom
they were counted, and hence did not
comply with the statute.
Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1900-02-22
RETURNING TRAINS
Renister of Vendues.

Feb. s4-John Rambo. Jr., near wolferths Sta
ton.
Feb. 24-A. S. Clark. Evan.
Feb 26-Jacob Wagner, Clarksboro.
Feb. 2s-L 6. Cox Bro, adjourned sale at
Backwood.
Feb. Erwin. s. Green, Mt. Royal.
Feb. e7-Thos. M Tice, at Mt. Ephraim.
Feb. 27-BeDj W. Weatherby near Pedricktown.
Feb. 2S-Dan'l L Packer. agent, near Mt. Royal.
Feb. 2s-Jos. Carr, at Pitman Grove, no rse sale.
March IF. Turk, Evan.
March Pr. G. Cox & Bro, Paulsboro.
March s-John storan. at Barnsboro.
March &C. F. Ballnger, Mullica Hill.
March i4-Thos. C. bikes, Administrator Of Jas.
Vaneman. decd. at Mantua.
Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1900-02-22
SATURDAY. FEBRUARY "a, leo


SATURDAY, FEBRUARY "a, 1900
CATTLE. HOGS, HORsEs-one bay horse. 6
years old, good driver; II head of good young
close springers; ] bull, so head OF hogs and
shoats, IL of which are nice breeding sows one
with pigs By her side, others will farrow March
and April; balance extra hice shotes. some fine
WAGONS-One-horse market wagon with pole
and shaft, carry 30 baskets. phaeton, leather top
nearly new; good buggy, . farm carts.
HARNESS-TWo sets of heavy team harness
set Of heavy oce-horse do. sets of second hand
harness do, lot of ly-nets, blankets and robes
BICYCLES new ladies' Heela bicycle,
new mans Hecla bicycle
SEEDS, FARMING UTENSILS, &c - Two
moving machines, one johnson make, Walter
A. Wood make, both in good repair; disc harrow
drill, gr1ndstone. wheelbar ows, 2 secondhand
nearly new; twOhorse Gold Medal plowS lot oil
Bateman One-horse iron harrows, lot of hoe har
rows, some new Syracuse piows, 1000 bean poles
50 new chicken coops. % new cedar ladders from
10 to % feet IN length, sweet potato digger, 200(
new stave baskets, 20OO feet of good cedar siding
lot of shingles
HAY AND CORN-Three tons mixed hay, 4O(
bushels corn, 20 lbs. to the bushels.
SEEDS-l25 baskets Early Fortune potato
seed; f25 bushels extra good yellow Daniers anc
other kind, onion SETS 90 lbs good onion seed II
bushels seed oats, 40 bushels Marrow Fat pet
seed, IL bushels Long Isle Mammoth pea seed
lot good extra early peas-peas are all Canada
grown; lot of sugar corn seed, new Peerless
clover seed.
STORE STOCK-Carpets-I Ingram, rag, Brus
sells. step and straw mating; cane-seat, Winso
and rocking chairs; lot of Western washers, lo
of new gasoline stoves, 10. of clothes wingers
buckets, baskets Of all kinds lot of wall paper
lot of dishes, 2c90 good cigars, hammocks, lot o
rugs and druggets, lot of ice cream freezers, 10
of dress goods net DOORS hats and caps. lot o
clocks lot of brushes, cot bed, lounge, range ii
good repair, brides halters, collars, breas
chains hoes, rakes, shovels, forks lot of shop
worn shoes, lot of other goods too tedious t
mention
Sale to begin at O'Clock, sharp. Be here Oh
time ALLEN S. CLARK
Jos. Kirkbride Auetioneer,
J. W. Bates, Clerk. 215-00
Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1900-02-22
REAL ESTATE.
LOCAL

March 5-By F. D. Springer. Sheriff, properly of
Elwood Kier 10 Harrison Township,
at Sheritf's office, Woodbury..
Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1900-02-22
Arrest Him on siaht.

There IS no greater or more dangerous
travelling nuisance in the county than the
fellow who goes from house to house, in
town or country, leaving sample packages
of patent medicines OF foods in houses, on
porches, door steps or in yards. This
thing has been done frequently in this town
during the past yeaI. Only few days ago
lady used a package of baking powder
left at her home, with the result that all
who ate of the food we're made sick.
Numerous cases of illness from a similar
cause have been reported from various
parts of the country in the past few month";
Oar constable or policeman should have
strict orders to arrest on sight any person
distributing medicine or food samples in
this way. 1t is too dangerous practice to
be tolerated
Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1900-02-22

-Edw Wilson has leased the Glover
farm.
Mrs. Il V. Rogers is entertaining her
uncle, Mr.. VanDyke, OF Princeton.
Night school will close on Thursday
evening, March /. During the entire three
months session the attendance has been
greater than any previous session.
The Young Peoples Association of the
Presbyterian church celebrated its tenth
anniversary last Tuesday evening By q
musical and reception. The report of the
/ year showed membership Of 139. gain
of q during the year-nine united with
the church.
Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1900-02-22
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TEsTIMoNTAL.

wILLIAMsrowN, N. J. Sept. II. 1899.
WEST JERSEY MARL & TRANS. Co.,
GENTLEMEN Enclosed please find my
check for one ton of All-Crop Mixture.
Ihave been using other fertilizers tone, In
particular, high priced for the past eighteen
years. This year 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. =
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Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1900-02-22
EOR RENT.

EHOR RENT.
Two ca or five acre truck or poultry farm, with
7-room dwelling; poultry house and orchard.
Also at private sale, registered and high-grade
Jersey COWS and heifers. Apply to
RICHARD EVANS,
Feb. %, 19O0-h Cross Keys, N. ].
Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1900-02-22
Personal PROPERTY

FerSOnaI Property
STOCK-one horse, head of good young
cows, some fresh mixers. so head of hogs and
shotes, among them are some nice breeding sows
and three nice seed hogs, Poland China stock.
WAGONS & IMPLEMENTS-On tWo-horse
heavy wagon; market or milk wagon. 2 farm
carts, two-horse market wagon. set two horse
truck shelving, one set one-horse truck sheIvings
swill cart on wheels, l Legget's paris green gun
moving machine, Disc cut harrow, peg tooth
smoothing harrow, two-horse fallow harrows, 4
corn markers, South Bend two-horse pillow,
Syracuse two-horse pillow. Syracuse one-horse
plow lot Of swingletrees, Planet Jr. sweet potato
eultIvator with vine turner, eultiVatOrs, l
wheelbarroW, sweet potato ridger.
1000 good lima bean poles, 4 cords of oak
wood sawed in stove lengths
Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1900-02-22
XLENDUE.
Personal PROPERTY

STOCK-Two gray horses, sound and all right
in every way, bay horse. will work anywhere;
good roam horse COWS-One of them a fun
blood H0ldstein, will be fresh by day of sale;
of them Holdstein and Attorney, and one OF
them Guernsey and Attorney; Holdstein and
Attorney bull, Is months old very fine Poland
China breeding sows, will farrow in March; /
fine Poland China seed hog
WAGONS AND IMPLEMENTS - One truck
shelving, carries $50 baskets; one good market
wagon, carries IS baskets; heavy farm wagon,
hack do, CART hay shelyings, l self binder
moving machine, Tiger horse rake with sower
attachment wheat drill, cut harrow, roller fan
mil. two-horse Syracuse plow, l one-horse do,
fallow harrow scratch do, 5 eultivators potato
cutter, lot of gambrels. Paris green sifters; rs
foot ladder, patent hog and calf box Harpoon
hay fork, with b ock and rope; 40 hot bed sash.
HARNESS.-Two sets of coed heavy harness,
one with breeching, made by Eggie; set market
wagon do by Eggie; set carriage harness, sets
cart harness. sets tY nets, brides, collars and
lines, shelving cover, trace, breast, COW and
other chains, % good grain bags.
200 Bushels Corn, 20 acres growing wheat,
early and ate tomato seed, citron seed, yellow
Globe turnip seed.
HOUSEHOLD GOODS.--Lounge, feather bed
and pillows, bedstead. Is yards good ingram
carpet, u yards Brussels stair carpet, churn and
horse. Reed butter tub. cedar pork tue, cross
leg table covered with zinc.
Sale to begin at O'clock sharp.
liberal credit will be given.
|. p. kniseH, Auct. JACOB WAGNER.
John Redhe1d, Clerk. 2-15 00-2ts.
Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1900-02-22

This sale viii comprise an express load Of first
class horses selected by myself expressly for
this market.
Selling horses under the strong guarantee
which give eompels me TO select only those
which will stand the test and give satisfaction
for any reasonable time
Experience has taught me that my first care
must be to get the best that can be bought and
In making my selections l could not exercise
greater care if each horse was for my personal
use.
This express losd of horses will be choice
lot of drivers, business, general purpose and
heavy draft horses Several of them are well
mated teams, also one pair of extra large mules.
Anyone wanting flrst-class horse or team will
10 we'll to attend this sale. This shall ard viii
be a frst-elas lot, even If they cost more in the
West than they viii bring at the sale. This load
win be away above the average in quality
usually sold at auction. propose to sell them
quick to the highest bidder on day of sale
will not sell or trade any of them before day Of
sale.
If trade starts of as 1 expect, shall have an
auction sale at this place every two weeks for
the next three months. 1 naturally feel CRATE
ful to the people of this section for the liberal
patronage accorded me in the past and the con-
fidence so often shown by repeated purchases.
A continuance of this patronage is expected and
will be appreciated by renewed efforts on my
part to please
Sale positive rain or shine, as I can sell under
shelter.
Sale to commence at O'Clock, sharp.
Conditions made known on day of sale by
@RH HA ~
Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1900-02-22
ADJOURNED SALE OF
Carriages, Buggies, Wagons
CARTS. TRUCK sHELVINGs.
MONDAY, FEBRUARY &c, 1900


|BlackwoOd, n j.
As FARM WAGONS. CARTS, TRUCK
SHELYINGs, CARRIAGES.
Ten farm CARTS 20 farm wagons of different varie-
ties low down half cut short tnrn sheyngs, these
wsg ms are latest pattern, new and up to date;
second hand truck shelvings in first class repair,
Three 21l wagons inch tread steel tire.
Three q wagons inch tread steel tire
One wagon inch tread steel tire.
-Four * wagon inch tread steel tire.
Two q wagon inch tread steel tire.
Four one horse wagons.
One X skies inch tread steel tire.
One i axles inch tread steel tire.
One s. axles inch tread steel tire.
One Is axles inch tread steel tire. one wagon
inch tread iron tire, second hand in good repair
One 2 inch wagons inch tread iron tire, second
hand in good repair.
Three jump seat wagons of diff srent Styles two new
| carriages trimmed with English cloth and Hutt0nis
celebrated latest J1mp seat three second hand jump
seat newly trimmed and painted, in first class order.
Three buggiee-one new buggy trimmed in English
cloth and leather first class Jlb; two second hand
buggies newly trimmed throughout. new tops and
painted and thoroughly repaired. Oae new market
wagon, viii carry IS baskets light, low down and
full spring depot wagon; one second hand low down
! depot wagon; TWO full spring depot wagons; two
\ hay shelyings; two double scratch hsrrogs,
single swingetree, six sets of doabie plow sWingle
trees, four sets OF double wagon singetrees- This
all first stock AMI will be sold for the high
dollar 100 not bed SASH new last year, and viii be
| sod as we have abandoned the truck business. All
| persons in need of the above stock should attend
1 the above sale, ss We mean to SELL
/ Sale TO commence at one O'Clock D. m. sharp.
! Positively no postponement on account of weather
| CONDITIONS-A credit Of six months will be
given all sums OF $l0 and upward, with interest
ity, payable in bank; sums under $40, cash at the
| close of sale.
l. C. COX & BRO.
Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1900-02-22

SEEDS OF ALL KINDS
200 Bus. Extra Fine Onion Sets, go ba s.
white potato seed, Early Fortune and Early Rose
varieties; $50 los. of onion seed. Most all the
above was grown by me and they are good stock.
l bushel lima bean seed, 50 bushels of seed peas
OF different varieties, rs baskets eating white
potatoes $50 bushels corn, 70 lbs. to bu-hel.
HOUSEHOLD GOODS-Ten-foot extension
table, 6-foot extension table, lot of Windsor
chairs, 900 yards carpet, new western washing
machines. lot of caps, gloves shoes, boxes, bar
res, buckets, rope lines, bushel baske S, 3C1 FIVE
elghths staFe truck baskets, lot Of gasoline
stoves.
Sale to begin at 1890 O'Clock p. m.
CONDITIONS at sale. Liberal credit will be
given.
Joseph Kirkbrige, Auct FRANKLIN TURK.
Harry Shute,
Wesley Bates, Clerks. 215-OO2ts
Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1900-02-22
WEDNESDAY, FEB. e, 800
The following described
Horses, Cows, WAGONS and implements

" 80 s---7s I'M PIu11H1 u n
20 head of Western Penn sylvania horses
selected by myself expressly for this market.
They comprise workers and drivers, and in
weight run from 1000 to 400 pounds All accIi-
mated and ready for good service The horses
are now at my stables Come and see them and
try them before day of sale. These horses will
be sold for the high dollar Horses taken in ex-
change, also cows. coming into profit soop: 3
breeding sows, seed hog, IS pigs weeks old.
WAGONS & 1MPLEMENTS-One two-horse
heavy wagon in good order, hack wagon, buggy,
in good order; twc-horse pillow, eultiYators i
scratch harrow, set heavy work harness, 2 sets
single Carriage harness. collars brides and
halters. This harness has been used but little
Trace and 7 chains, forks, shovels, drags, hoes
and other things too tedious TO mention.
Sale TO be gin at l o'clock, sharp
CONDITIONS-A credit Of months will be
given on all sums oyer $40, payable in bank ;
liberal discount for cash
JOS. Kirkbride, Auet JOS CARR
Harry c. G. Shute, Clerk 2-i5-O02ts.
Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1900-02-22

WANTED.
| A first-class married man to work for or truck
/ on my farm below Paulsboro. Good house and
everything found. Inquire of
| E. G.. GREEN,
Feb. %, 190O-2w Paulsboro, n. ].
Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1900-02-22
Paulsboro, n. j.
rs FARM WAGONS, CARTS. TRUCK SHELLY
Mes CARRIAGES, IL MCCORMICK NOW
ERS AND BINDERS, 8 MCCORMICK
HORSE RAKES

Twenty farm carts-15 are K in axies inch
tread: two inch axe inch tred alI steel tire; So
farm wagons of different varieties. low down hair
cut short turn shelvlngss these wagons latest
pattern, new and up-tO-date; secondhand truck
shelvings in irst-cisss repair
Five 2l4 wagon, inch tread, steel tire.
Five wagon, Inch tread, steel tire.
Two wagon, inch tread, steel tire.
-Four 4 wagon, inch tread, steel tire.
Two 4 wagon, inch tread, steel ttr:.
six one-horse wagons.
Two y axes, 3 inch tread steel tire.
Two i axles, 3 inch tresd, steel tire.
One s. axies, inch tread, steel tire.
One q axlee inch tread, steel tire; one wagon,
inch tread iron tire. secondhand. in good repair.
Three inch wSgons, nca tread, iron tire. second
hand, in good repair.
Eve inmp-seat wagons of different STYLES: new
carriages trimmed IL English cloth and 6utton's
celebrated latest l1mp seai; secondhand jump
seat newly trimmed and painted, in first class order
Five bnggies-One buggy trimmed in English
cloth and leather, rst-clsss Job; four secondhand
buggies, newiy trimmed throughout. new tops and
painted and thoroughly repaired. Two new market
waoons one will carry IS baskets light. low down
and fnl spring depot wAg IN; one secondhand low
down depot wagon; two IuH spring depot WsQons.
two hay shevings; double scratch hsrrows; one
dog sing lie swingetrees Blk sets double pow SWIM
gietrees four sets double wagon sWngletr ees. This
Il al hrst-elzss stock and will be sold for the high
dollar 200 hot-bed sash-lO0 puttied sash, 100 arp
sash new last yesr, and viii be sold as we have
abandoned the truck bus mess. All parsons in reed
of the above stock should attend tbs above sale,
we mean to sell
Positively no postponement on account OF weather
should day prove stormy sale taxes place ia cur
warerooms. Trains leave Camden Al S.sT and ll.0T
a..
sale to commence at tive O'Clock p. n, sharp.
CONDITIUNS-A credit of SIX months viii be
given on ali of SO and upward. with interest
after 50 days, by giving with approved secur-
ity, payable in bank; sums UNDER $40, cash at the
|. c. COX & BRO.
Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1900-02-22

IT'S a pleasure TO sell OUR I
FERTILIZERS, as the Farm-
ers always have a good word 1
for them.
If the season is half favora-N
bic, they will always produce a
profitable crop.
They don't hang back. but
keep pushing the plant along
until they have the crop ready
for an Early Market.
wfsT JERSEY FlARL 8TRANS. Co.
DEALERS NAL KINDS Of FERTILIZERS !
WOODSLkq I-N1/-
80 LIE
Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1900-02-22

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26 HEAD
TUESDAY, FEB. 9th, 1900,

Which will be sold at Public Auction at Glove
stone Hotel Stables, at Mt. EPHRATM, n. ].
Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1900-02-22
DOR SALE.

10000 Palmetto asparagus roots yrs. old. AL
so two-horse shelving wagon, nearly new, carry
lao baskets. Apply to
DENNIS BLAKE,
2-8-00-3t Near Woodbury., n. J.
Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1900-02-22
r AIDES AND GENTLEMEN

Wishing to make good wages and steady work
will have good opportunity to do so by calling
on A. L. POLLARD,
2-15-OO-4t Bridgeport N. ].
Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1900-02-22

olher earFsgpanaenca bed seeand rage.
Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1900-02-22

1UVdI, 49,. . S0V0 700 70
STATE OF NEW JERSEY,
COUNTY OF GLOUCESTER 90
I,Wm. S. Conner, President of the above named
bank, do solemnly swear that the above state
msnt is true to the best of my knowledge and
1 belief. w g. CONNER, President.
| Subscribed and sworn to before me this 18th
| day of February, 1900.
| JOHN S. TRUITT, Notary Public.
Correct-attest:
EDMUND JONES.
JOS. w. MERRITT,
JOB S. HAINES,
| Feb. 20, 1900. Directors.
Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1900-02-22
EIRsT CLASS FARM FOR RENT.

Farm of $50 acres, commonly known as Jos.
Carter Farm" III miles South of Woodbury. on
Woodbury. and Swedesboro turnpike road ele-
CANT modern buildings, land in high cultivation;
reasonable rental. Liberal terms, long lease II
desired, Gloucester ferry only 81 miles distant
stone road the entire distance. Apply to
g. G. GREEN.
2-15-19o04ts. Laboratory, Woodbury., N. j.
Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1900-02-22

Mr.. B. W. Andrews is on a trip to
Florida.
The bank statements are advertised
this week.
The Mantns tawnship financial state