Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1901-01-31
public SALE.
Will be sold at public sale, on
Wednesday, February 6, 1901
On the farm of the subscriber. near the ,,ut,ic
road from Mullica HiIlto jefferson,
ONE MILE FROM MtIlttca u,,I
public SALE.
The following described

ONE MILE FROM MuLLIcA HILL,
The following described
CATTLE AND HoRSES-Twenty head EIGHT
young cows, very heavy Mixers and oil due to
calve in March; thoroughbred Jersey and
GUERNSEY heifers, due to calve about the LIST of
February; thoroughbred Jersey bull, wears
old; Jersey and Guernsey calf, s months old. d
beauty. Pair of mules Dan" and ssSprise. .
and years old, well mated, good size, kind
and gentle, can be worked by any bow large
enough to handle lines; brown mare rood
worker or driver 49,
WAGONS, HARNESS, IBPLEMENTSLTw
4-inch tread farm wagons, Pinch axle, in first
class condition; low wheel wagon, two-horse
market wagon, good as new; single phaeton.
double phaeton, sleigh, rounding back; cart
sets hay shelvings, good as new; double iron
fallow harrow, jackson double fallow harrow.
good as new; Bateman scratch harrow. Syra.
cuse two-horse plows, two-horse Hamburg plow
good as new. one-horse Syracuse plow one
horse Oliver chilled pillow, iron frame eultiva-
tors, Cox sweet potato harrow with vine turner.
sweet potato hitler, weeder, Hoffman corn
marker, Bateman gang pillow, grindstone wagon
jack, gaiiowS pole, Tiger horse rake, with seed
sower attached; Buckeye moving machine,
Mccormick moving machine, both in good
ORDER Wood binder, swill cart and box good as
new corn coyerer, Planet Jr. potato digger,
riding cutivator, Bateman make; Spaneler fer
tilzer drill, Buckeye fertilizer drill goat wagon
and harness, 100 gals. good cider vinegar, 81
blue-light frames, lot truck baskets, strap bells
grain cradle, grain bags, corn shelter, block and
fall lot hay rope, lot COW chains moving ma
chine, grinder, 600-lbs. patent balance new sled
for cutting sweet potato vines vinegar barrels.
3O~gal. iron pots, 30 tomato crates 2 sets sweet
potatoes tongs 2 sets sweet potato vine turner's
ice hooks, one-man cross-cut saw, pruning
saw, hand saws pair pruning shears, double
and single swingletrees, stalk knives cleyises
bolts, shovels, ice axe, oil cans, vine cutters
Eft. log chain, 5 pitch forks, lot dung forks
chain traces, hoe harrow blades, leading rod
feed chest, with apartments; scythes and
sneaths, hay knives lot old iron, hog gambrels,
gals. felt roof paint, Favorite turnip cutter
large buffalo robe, horse blankets ~ sets half
chain harness, set cart harness, collars, Bride
lines, cords OF wood in short lengths, lot kind
ling wood, lot chicken coops, fattening COOP
brooder, lot chicken wire.
MACHINERY-Ross fodder cutter, No Ill;
one-horse Eayener tread power and belt COM
plete, good as new; secondhand Ross fodder
cutter, No Ill; Ross hay or straw cutter, No. l.
self feeder hay.tedder, in complete order
DAIRY F1XTURES-Eigh 40 and 20 quart
milk cans, milk buckets, milk cooler, 2 gaivan-
lied coolers for ice.
HAY AND GRAIN-Sixteen tons of hay. nice
ly mixed clover and timothy, as fine as can be
grown; 800 bus corn, 20 lbs to bus; 20 heaps of
stalks.
SEED POTATOES AND CoRN-Eight hun
bred baskets of Early Fortune potatoes, and I
know they are as pure as can be grown; 200
baskets of Early Queens, as pure as the above;
80 quarts Evergreen sugar corn.
HOUSEHOLD GOODS-Good goose feather
rag carpet, lot ingram carpet, Is yds rag CARPET
rag stair carpet, wood stove, burner oil stove
double heater stove, large cook stove, large up
right stove all in excellent order; churns, wire
flower stand, ice water cooler, good lounge suit
cottage furniture, bureau and wash stand, mar
BILE top; Windsor and rush bottom chairs kiteh-
en- table, cellar table, 2 hanging lamps, one with
two burners; patent fatirons, 8 clocks, lot win
dow shades, butter worker and print, lard cans
and fruit jars, stone and earthen crooks, dishes
and cooking utensils, large wardrobe, lot carpet
rag balls, and many other things too numerous
to mention.
Sale to commence at 10 o'clock, a. M. and will
be positive, as l am going to leave the farm
Condtions-A credit of eight months will be
given on all sums over $40 by giving note with
approved security payable in bank, interest
after thirty days.
Lunch served from 10 a. M and II m.
JONATHAN IREDELI.
Elwood Usinger, Auct.
VIM. F. Iredell, G. w. Elkinton, Clerks l-24