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Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1904-02-18
Glpnrrsiet q z1rmptral.
1oMe DISTANCE TELEpEoNE. No. ne
REGISTER OF SALES.

heb 2o-Geo. w. Crothers, woodstown. Nj.
Feb. 71-Horse sale at Mt Ephraim. Thos ~.
Tice and James McCray.
Feb s2-Frank Brown, on the road from Sew
ell 70 Jefferson.
Eeh. 2s-Black & Dubois, at swedesboro.
Feb. 2s-John Redaeld, trustee, sit. Ephraim.
Res. 2i--samuel 5. stratton. near Mnllica Hill.
Feb. 24-steinman Gill, Thompson Gill, agent
near Bridgeport
Feb. 25-I. c. smal'ey. Ewan. personal property.
Feb. 27-near Glassboro. George Bennett.
Feb 2g-I. G. Cox & Bro, MoorestowR,
March 2--Jos T Paulin, wenonan.
March srd-F. Turk. Evan.
March ST. W. sickler. Glassboro.
March Io-Edward R Leonard, near Mulliea
Hill.
March l5-JOseph shuster BarnsbOro
March sI-Property of Francis NJ. Isenminger
by sheriff Jones'
Several farms at private sale.
Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1904-02-18
Personal Property

SIX HEAD OF HORSES-One dun mare
years old, sound and kind in Ill harness.; ROAM
horse. years old, sound and kind; bay horse,
z years old, sound And all right; black mare
years old. sound and kind; brown horse. yrs.
old, sired by Beilman; black horse. - yrs old.
good to work
FORTY HEAD OF DAIRY AND FAMILY
cows consisting of Durhams luern<eys, HoF
stems aud Jerseys. Some are fresh now, and q
number will be fresh by day of SALE and the
rest are close springers. These cows all first
class, and anv me who needs cows for either
family or dairy purposes, can NOS make any
mistake.
MACHINERY AND IMPLEMENTS ~ One
truck shelving, hay shelving, l farm wagon,
mark ct wagon, low-wheel wagon, hack wagon,
Jenny Lind carriage, carts. Osborne mower,
reaper. horse rake. fodder cutters, grindstane
sickle grinder, one and wo-horse plows, 3 cuk
tivatorS, failew harrow, forks, drags hoes and
sh,vels.
HARNESS-Two sets heavy double harness,
sets pow har ess, sets single harness, sets
cart harness. hynets, brides. lines trace, breast
aud chains.
A lot Of household goods, and many articles
not enumerated.
sale 20 c.,,,h nee at IL o'clock sharp.
given on all sums over $40, by giving approved
ns,te. payable in bank.
In case OF storm there will be ample shelter
'''''' $50 'Ns' : ' A. $. STONE
Jno Redield and E s. Dobbs, Clerks.
Joseph Peacock. Aucs.
Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1904-02-18
VENDuE
Will be sold at public sale on
Wednesday. March 2, 1904
At the residence of the subscriber at the
Wsnonah Livery St bles, Wsnonah, N. ].
the following described
Personal property

HORSES Six horses: One black and one
bay, SIX an,s seven years old, Is hands high.
weigh 2l5O lbs. | have owned til SO horses
since they came from the West and they are as
good pulling team any man ever owned,
and believe them to be sound; one pair grays,
and years old, weixh 2i5O lbs very good
pair Of chunks; one sorrel mare. year old, ISL
hands high a good driver; one roam mare,
years old, can trot in 40, as fine q road mare as
there is i'll the county, this mare Is we'll worth
tile tenti0n of anyone wanting good horse
for bu-iness and pleasure, does not lug Or pull
and rs prompt as anyone could wish for. will
road 10 miles hour WITHOUT whip or word.
Que full blooded Guernsey COW, fresh by day
WAGONS AND IMPLEMENTS One two
horse heavy wagon, made by DeHart one one
horse wagon, nearly new, made by Shaw and
Miller. TX inch axle, ~ inch tread, very easy
running; carts. one nearly new, made by De-
Hart; Germantown cutunder, nearly new,
very light, easy running wagon one two
seated buggy, nearly new, Columbus make,
full leather top and curtains; two hughes,
Coursland make; one runabnut, single and
double tires; trace and t chains, full set chains
for logging, lot other chains, picks, forks, show
els, coal shovels and forks, bars, lot rope,
lot bots rakes wagonjack, harness closet,
30 sacks. 60 hut bed sash. all in good repair,
wagon ,.ottums and lot Of lumber
HARM E>S-Two sets heavy team harness; |
set bre ching, made by McCull,; full leather
TRACE, set tip.strap, made by Applegate; sets
cart harness, one set double riage harness,
made by Eggie; seven sets single carriage har-
ness, collar, lines brides, bits. hitching
straps aud head matters, set heavy fynets, lot
wool blankets, robes, stable blankets, summer
spreads aud sheets
COR 30 bushels corn, 20 lbs. to the bushel.
Six tons good timothy hay
HOUSEHOLD GOO DS-OHe No. 8 Iron King
cook stove, one double heating stove, No. II;
one air-tght wood stove, s'ne single bed and
mattress. one three-quarter he'd aud mattress;
walnut wardrobe, one S-fuot walnut extern
sion table, stair and hall carpets, mating, win
dow screens and awnings. screen doors. one
corner cupbnard 2 doz flower pots, lot earthen
jars and other articles not mentioned.
sale tn az Il 81 p N.
CONDITiO NS-A credit Of six months will
he given ON ali OF ST. and over by giving
note with approved sc urty, with Interest after
80 days made payable in tile Farmers aud Me-
ch4nics National Bank OF Woodbury. All sums
under $40 cash at close of sale. Two per cent
discount for cash
Sale will be positive as 1 have quit the livery
JOS. t. PAULIN,
Wenonah.
James, Auctioneer
VIM. @. CatteII Geo. Dtlks, Clerks
Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1904-02-18
OR RENT.
Is Cooper street,
CHERlFF's SALE.

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By virtu of writ of fier facas, to me d.
rected. Issued cut of the Chancery Court of the
State of New Jersey, will be exposed at Public
Sale.
Mqnday, the Twenty first day Of Mar h nsxt,
between the hours of 70 and 5 o'clock to-wit, at
, o'clock in the afternoon Of said day. at the
Court House, in the City of Woodbury., Cou ty
OF Gloucester, and State of New Jersey, all the
following described Real Estate. that is to SAY:
Beginning in the middle of the new stone
bridge Mantua Creek, in the public
rad leading from Gassboro to late Green Tree
Tavern thence ( partly up said creek south
tlsirty-six degrees aud forty-tive minutes Fast,
about fourteen chains and fifty links. more
less a in the line Of late Joseph Jes-
sup's land, said corner stands few rods on the
Easterlv side of said Mantua Greek branch;
thence (2) along said .Jessnps line North twenty
four degrees aud thirty minutes East forty-four
chains aud seventy-hve links to corner to
Richard Woodrow's land. standing ia what *
called Dnffield's Run or Little Cedar Swamp
Branch; thence (3) down the middle of the main
/ of aid hranch the several courses and dis
tsnces thereof, along the line 0E said Richard
and Thomas Wuodrow's land and lands OF
Whitney, to corner in the Jessup Mill Pond,
Opposite small island; thence (4) passing on
the lower end of fast land or flaw OF the said
Mill Pond. to the corner 81 John KniSelrs land;
thence 90 along said Kni>ell's land Sonth sixty
seven degref- aud thirty minutes West two
chains and nifty links said Xnises corner ii
the main water course of MaiituH Creek Branch
now Mill Pond; thence f6) up the main run Of
said Maitua Creek. in the middle of said Mill
ronu. Wong the Hile u hhlseit = iatd ana tns'
line of late John w. Dowas (,eirg the late
County line lIetwee Camden and (iloucestt-r)
to the beginning Containing two hundred and
five and ffty-tine hundredths acres more or
less Excepting nevtrthei. IS tlerpout and
therefrom. seventy which one William $
Kern's by deed bearing date March 4th. A D.,
1881, of record in the Office of the Clerk OF the
said Counts of Gloucester, at Woodbury.. in
Book No of Deeds on pag- 49, etc. grant
ed and conveyed to one Pa ] DeIner B-ing
the same premises which Wallace McCieorge
an W r. afe ther It A
D. " 5, nj record in the Gloucester County
Clerks office ii, Book III Of Deeds, on psge IS
etc granted aud conveyed to the said Francis
M. Iseuminger, in fee)
seized as the property of Francis M. IsenmiIr
ger, Defendant, aud taken in execution at the
suit Of Susan P. Coles conplainant and to be
sold by
sheriff.
Jos. ]. SummeriIl. SoIr.
Dated Feb. Is, 1901. Prs fees, $3.50.
Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1904-02-18

Both games on last Saturday night were
close and interesting. Co. FIRST won from
Millville in rough game. Co. I, 25; Mill
vile, 10. The Greystock Reserve won the
game from the second team by some of the
finest passing ever witnessed in the Armory.
Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1904-02-18
Personal Property

FOUR HEAD HORSES-Morgan @ a brown
horse. conf, z, sound. kind and gentle. and as
fine driver there is in the county, well
worthy the attention Of anyone needing such
horse; Charley, extra good work horse and Il
FAIR driver; Maud. bright by mare, q good
worker and driver; Lady, brown mare, z, an
extra good driver and worker tough as pine
knot
THIRTY HEAD OF HoGs-some fine breed
ers
TEN cows. BULL. Cows with calves by
their sides and close si,ringers.
Wagons AND IMPLEMENTS = milk
wagon, spindle in good order ! one-horse
truck shelving with toa and brake com lete. lot
cultvators, lot and 2-hor>e lows lot smooth
ing harrows, lot sweet potato cultivafors with
vine turner's. lot sweet potato ridgers Iofato
diggers, weeterS, srindSt0ne and wheelharrows.
all OF which are new hot-hed SASH 10 8
chicken cnops, 1000 It, cedar siding
HARM DISTINGUISHING of single and double
team har ess and carriage harness, lines, brid-
les, collars and collar pads, blankets. whips,
etc, all new.
40 bus corn on ear, 20 lbs to bn; tons
choice mixed baied hey, car salt hay baled,
suitable for hot-bed hay 200 bus. hybrid potar
toes consisting of Early Fortune, Harvest,
Rose and Pride of South $50 bus Yellow Dam
vers onion let's, onion seed, lot pea seed, early
HOUSEHOLD AND STORE GOODS = 1000
cigars. something will smoke; 100 yds ingram
carp t. 100 yds. rag carpet l-2 doz cane seat
chairs. dog Windsor chairs, lot rocking chairs
Western washers, lot bus. baskets, clothes
baskets handle baskets aud some other basly-
cts. wood heaters, MATING, rugs, bed qni Is
buckets, step ladders lot new brOoms, lot hats
and caps rope line, trace chains COW chains.
Aa-t chains. halters, rsshz g. forks shovels, etc.
Conditions made known ON day OF sale.
Goods sold on commission
Sale to commence 1t one O'Clock sharp.
B F. James, Auctioneer.
Tilos NJ Hawl aud r. 8 Kier, Assistants
Peter Scott and John W Bates, Clerks.
Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1904-02-18
Personal Property

STOCK-One bay horse, good work horse;
sorrel horse, years old, good driver; sosrei
mar. good worker; mule, gentle and good
butter COW; Holstein cow Close springer;
yearing heifei, good stock. One breeding SOW
with pigs Chester White seed hog.
WAGONS and IMPLENEN FS-One heavy
wagon. finch tread; carts, one-horse market
wagon, spindle Wagon. buggy i'll good repair
wheelbarrow, set hay shevings. set potato
rigging, new; set do / set corn sides and tot
tom, / Champion moving machine IN good
order, horse rake, Tiger make; lgrindstpne.
sled, Oliver chill piow, No 20; South Bend
pillow No. 8. one-horse plows, l Gill harrow
with vine turner's 2 Cox harrows with vine
turner's, cultivators, faliOw harrow, l hay
cutter, potato digger, oue-horse scratch harrow
potato hitler, sweet potato marker, DarneI
marker. riding cultivftor. cider press. coru shell
Ter. lot of ain bags hOeing hoes, scytheS
aud sn+ aths, 2 six-tined manure forks. 2 -four
do 3 browser-. tree trimmer. iron rake a lot
OF shovels and spades. wood saw and horS
cross-cut axe, maui and wedges auger-
spotting boards, stttine-out machines, water
dipper, vine cutters, watering pot, btockii
shovel, half peck mea nre, hog hook, hoe
scrapers, lot of chalk. chest, lot hog gsnbre
satldlers horse, set quilting frames brosd-ax'
tresties, lot of old iron, clever, lot carpent
tools. log chain, cow chains. race chains, T
chains, sulky. hay fork. rope and blocks. roi e
lines. hay rope, adj. mole trap, carriage pole,
long ladders, short ladder, step ladder, wagOn
Jack cabbage cutter. watering cask, wheel cut
harrow. lot Of chicken and feeding coyps
$50 Bus. Corn 20 lbs. to thu busheI
4 neck Dreers early lima beans lot watermelon
seed; 40 tomato sash, used one season; lot cider
vinegar. lot white potatoes. good eating; barrel
newly sailed pork, simply e; 80 tine White
Brahma pailets, 2roosters
HARNESS-Tsyo sets cart harness, sets half
chain gears, sets hynets, 2 sets single carriage
harness. brides, lines. collars, haiteis, curry
cuInh- and hrushes other ssat lie gO0ds.s sks.s4
HOUSEHOLD COOL Ss,e- teSfstkad ,sns
u, 2 BUREAUS withholding glasses q cane-sest
chairs Windsor chairs, hair cloth sofa, lot OF
ingram carpet, lot rag carpet. lounge, dresser,
chnrn, milk strainers and buckets, Kitchen
range, meal chest, table, refrigerator, corn.
cupboard, numerous other articles too tedious
to mention
sale to commence at p M. and will be posi-
tive as ] am going to quit farming.
CONDITIONS--A credit of six months will be
given Oh all sums of $50 and over by giving note
with approved security. interest rfter 30 days.
payable in PAusboro National Bank; all sums
under $40 cash at close of sale
STEINMAN GILL,
j. THOMPSON GILL,
E Usinger, Auct. Agent.
John = Trultt, G. F. Myers, Clerks.
Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1904-02-18
To stock Delaware with shad.

New Jersey Fish Commissioners have re-
ceived communications from the United
States Bureau Of Fisheries saying that
several Thousand Atlantic salmon eggs will
be sent to the Pennsylvania Department of
Fisheries, TO be Matched at Bellefonte and
P easant Mount. The fry will be placed
in the Delaware river and its tributaries.
Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1904-02-18

Kensingtou Y. NJ. @. A., or team sup
posed to represents them played in the
Armory last night. Score, Co. l, 40; Ken
sington, %.
Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1904-02-18

Farm Of 10 acres, ca mile from r. r. Station.
~ miles from Bridgeport. Terms easy.
Apply at once to
JOHN F. TRUTTT,
I0-10-tf Justice of Peace bridegroom M
Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1904-02-18
80 Head Of Western Horses

Consisting of drivers, business horses and
heavy drafts This is fine lot of horses and
you can't go wrong in buying them. They
were carefully selected for this trade and every
horse must Ue as represented or no sale.
MULEs-0ne pair of good acclimated mules,
Is hands high. eight years old. They are fast
walkers aud all around good team.
cine gearing Durham bull
SEED POTATO ES--Als0 coo baskets choice
Rochester Early seed potatoes, extra good quail
ity. This var ETY. il hard to beat for several
reasons. 1t is heavy cropper and HI attractive
seller ON the market. There may be other var
ieties that will yield with them but have never
seen them do it. quality and time it takes to
grow them considered.
Sale To commence at one o'clock p. m.
Conditions made known on day of sale.
THOS NJ. TICE.
JAMES McCRAY.
Joseph Peacock, Auctioneer.
Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1904-02-18

IS acres of land, mill and dwelling house. The
mill has shafting roller process. This property
is known ne the 'sJessup Mill'' property, about
" miles below Mantua. Apply to
GEO. v. LODGE,
3-26-tf 40 Walnnt street. Phla Pa.
Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1904-02-18

On mortgage, in amounts to suit. Apply
ERNEST REDFlELD
Aug. s.,nl-l wnodhnrv. y. j.
Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1904-02-18
nrE1n[.

SMITH-At Washington. D. O.. on the 10Th
inst of pneumonia, Stille 9. Smith, private
Co G, W. s. Eng, son OF Chas. ID. Smith and
the late Mary y. Smith.
Services at Monroeville NJ. e. Church. Satur-
day, 9th inst. at | O'Clock Friends and rela-
tves are respectfully invited to attend.
Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1904-02-18

Horses, II Head Cattle, IL Hogs.
Gray mare, u yrs. old sound and kind; pair
of bays, years d.. sound aud kind, fine
team, will weigh sou lbs; hay colt, Lnngford,
8 years old Is hands high, ~irs l.ongfurd. OF
I..,ngf.Iiow, first dam Esther by Dundee 25,
son II Gotild. 1871 second dam a thorough
bred mare; "a head uf cattle. grade Jerseys aud
esuern~eys. most of these will he fire. III or ci
sprngers by day of ssi+, some 2 ear o d lleif-
eis. come III il the spring; 2 bulls; these are q
very good lot of cows aud heifers: u hogs, 2
mars, brsol SOW, viii pig in April, Chester
White SON, 4 very nice shuats
One Re, ilold- feed truck Ross folder cut
ter. tons OF good hay, potatoes, onion rrts
E4rly Fortune. @ een and Green Mountain
caring p,statoes 2a0 bushels of uslion sets. These
onion sets are very iii I Jersey grown.
sale will commences at O'Clock y. m. sharp.
ONDIrI0NS-A credit OF 8 months wi be
given on Sums abuve 0 ny giving approved
note. payable in bank; less sums cash
FRANK BROWN.
Jacob 8odan, Auct.
Thee ~ rfon, Clerk.
Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1904-02-18

stylish, kind in single Or double harness, been
used for past two years driving horse and also
some under the saddle. is very gentle, has been
used by a lady; also runabout wagon and single
harness in good order
For further particulars address
JAMES J. DAVIDSON,
2l1-04-tf Swedesboro, N j.
Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1904-02-18

Two second hand butcher wagons also two
second-h hand jump-seat carriages in good order
and other second hand vehicles. Apply to
AUGUSTUS PREHL,
l2-3-tf. Woodbury., N. j.
Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1904-02-18

Farm in Washington Township, containing
IS acres all in u good state of cultivation; IL
acres in asparagus; good bni dings and water.
If not sold by Feb ~. will he to let
GEO. G. WEATHERBY,
4-2-04-3t. Clarksboro, MI.
Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1904-02-18

On March LIST will have about Is bushels of
the finest onion sets ever saw. Price will be
right. II you wish some leave your order and
have the price guaranteed
w. SITHENS,
2-1l-4ts. Woo ibury, N. j.
Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1904-02-18
Is lie d High-CIasS We tern Horses

These horses have been selected with great
care by my experienced buyer in Iowa, aud will
weigh from iN0 to no lbs. apiece. They have
been purchased direct from the farmers, W ich
sion and give the purchaser the benefit
1t WAS acknowledged by experienced horse
m n that the horses sold at my first sale IN
Woodbury. were tile finest load ever sold here.
They will ar i've at Paul's stables about Febril-
airy 18th, and you are invited to inspect them,
and ride behind them before the day OF sale.
Sale to comm. nee at D IN sharp.
Conditions-A liberal credit will tie given.
THOMAS G. WILBRAHAM.
John Redfieid. Clerk.
b. F. James, Auct.
Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1904-02-18
pUBLIC vENDUE.
Will be sold at public sale, on
Saturday February OF, 1904
On the farm Of ). P whitney, known
as the Dale Farm
ONE MILE FaoM eLAssaoRo
on the Redwood Road
all the following described
Personal Property

LIVE STOCK Two horses. No L, Black
horse. Billy years old, sound. kind aud
gentle will work amy way; No 2, Brown horse,
Prince Ii years old, good for all purposes.
six cows. No |, "Reddy." close springer.
wo til the attention OF any one wanting d good
young COW; No. 2, good Jersey COW, close
springer; other good COWS coming in soon.
Twenty head of hogs Four large Poland
China breeding sowS, due to farrow by middle
at March; young Poland China .eed hog, Is
good ratter
FARMING TTENSILs-Good 2-hurse planta-
ton wagon. with sides and hntt0m new hay
shelving for same; l-horse heavy wagon, with
bottom and sides; jump-seat carriage, l-horse
market wagon, Mccormick mower. nearly new,
has cut hut 80 acres OF grass; Mccormick hay
rake, with both tongue aud shafts, latest im-
proved new H0ffmHii's marker, two zhorse
plaws l.horse pillow, falow harrow I-horse
harrow, 2 stalk sleds, cornsheler, cider press,
trouglls, horse troughs, cider barrels, grind
stone, drag chains. COW chains. scythes
swingletrees, evener. trace chains hoes. IL
shovels and forks, rsk es, crow-bar pick. drag,
stalk knives, monkey wrelrche~, cutivator.
cream separator and churn, several baskets
sweet potatoes
HARM ESS--Set cart harness, nearly new; 2
sets heavy harness. pair double lines pair
single lines. collars brides. halters.
P0Ifi TRY = About 81 thoroughbred light
Rrahmas, cockerels AM pullets, tw" Cypress
iucubaturs, ~ egg capScity in perfect order;
sntain incubator. 81 egg capacity coed new
lot of chicken cDops aud mauy articles too nu-
mrrou- to mention.
Sale to commence at 1870 p m. sharp.
Con DI riONS-> seven months credit on all
SINS above $40, payable in First National Bank
= GEORGE BENNETT.
Jonathan A. Garrison. Au.t
Orul Ledden, Roy Ledden, Clerks. 1904.
Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1904-02-18

Twenty Eighth Day Of March. nsxs
or the said bill will he taken as confessed
against you TIE said bill is filed to foreclose a
fmortgag- given by YOU t., complainant dated
November twenty fifth Nineteen hundred aud
two on hand ii Bridgeport, Gloucester Cnnnty
New ersry; and you are made defendant be-
cause you own said land.
SAMUEL n. RICHARDS.
solicitor for comp sinant.
P.O Address, JOG Market ST.. Camden. y. !.
Dated January 81 1911. 24-t9o4-5t.
Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1904-02-18
WANTED

WANTED
A fr-t-class married man to work on farm
house furnished and good wages paid.
Address,
ISAAC JONES,
2Il-043t Paulsboro, Nj.
Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1904-02-18
PUBLIC SALE.
go Head Of Dairy ana Family Cows


Consisting of Durhams. Guernseys. Holsteins
and Jerseys. Some are fresh now. auda
number wilt be fresh by day of sale, and the
rst are close. spriIgers. These COWS are all
frst-class, and any one who needs cows for
either family or dairy purposes can not make
ANY mistake.
MACHINERY AND EMENTS-On truck
shelvi <, one hay shelving. one farm wagon,
market wagon low wheel wagon, hack wagon
Jenny Lind carriage two Carts, one Osborne
mower. one reaper, horse rake, Two fodder
cutters. grindst0ne, one sickle grinder. one and
tWo-hurse piows. three cultyators fallow har-
row forks dragS. hoes and shovels.
HARM ESS-Two sets heavy double harness.
two sets plow harness. two sets single harness.
two sets cart harness. fy-llets. brides, lines.
trace. breast and COW chains.
lot of household goods, and many articles
not enumerated
sale to commence at % o'clock, sharp.
CONDITI0N5-A credit of 6 months will be
given on all sums over So by giving approved
note, payable in bank.
In case OF storm there will be ample shelter,
and stable room provided.
JOHN REDFIELD.
Trustee
Joseph Peacock. Auct. 2-l0-2ts
Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1904-02-18
ITO FRANK KROEs.

Bv virtue of an order of the Court of Chan
Gerry Of New Jersey, m ide on the day OF the
date hereof in Il cause wherein George H Platt
Is complainant, aud you aud another are de-
fendants you are required TO appear, plead, a =
swer or demMr to the bill Of said compainants,
on or before the
Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1904-02-18
MONEY TO LOAN

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Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1904-02-18

BY virtu of writ of fieri facias, to me di-
rected. Issued cut of the Chancery Court of the
State of New Jersey, will be exposed at Public
Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1904-02-18
FOR SALE.
FOR SALE.
SETS FOR SALE.

21l2ts.
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HORSE FOR SALE.

2-ll-4ts.
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THE LIBRARY TABLE,

A thirteenth century manuscript was
sold in London, the other day for 81. 900.
Schiller's poems are particularly popu-
lar among the Jews, and nct only in Ger
many. Translated into Hebrew they
form the most popular reading among
young folks in Poland and Galicia.
It is related of the late United States
Senator Tabor, of Colorado, that when a
friend asked him what he thought of
Robert Elsmere," he hesitated mo-
ment and then replied = don't think
too much OF him: my idea is that the
other side bought him UP long ago.