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The La Jara chronicle., 1906-08-24
Gulling the Public.

ping the devil around stump
and there are many ways of pulling
the wool over the eyes of the pub
lie. Occasionally the two are
brought together, and this seems
to be the case with the Courier.
Stuart was imported to do the
whipping devil act. while Braiden-
Molletta. ct al. devoted their atten-
ton to the binding of the public
gaze.
The first and primary point with
the aggregation was absolute Sc
crecy Publicity would have meant
disaster So the real push kept in
the background and let poor Stuart
pose III the limelight. For time
he was the 1T, so far as the public
was concerned. But things are not
always what they seem.
With mortgage for 600 hang
ing over the outfit, which in reality
is worth less than nothing, at the
present time. and a $4,000 libel
suit as an aftermath or climax to
their disreputable endeavors, the
gang got thoroughly scared.
Self-protection was the main
point in view. Realizing that they
had become entangled in be-
wildering maze of difficulties. legal
and otherwise, the members of the
combine hastened to make an effort
to extricate themselves in other
words, to so fix themselves that no
| financial disaster could accrue. Not
that either or any of them could be
held financially responsible for any
thing, but the publicity might
prove embarrassing in view of their
future designs,
So. in order to escape a monetary
responsibility, or to reduce the
same to a minimum, they incorpor-
ated the Courier as joint stock
company. $500 shares being issued
at par value of Sl.OO. To realize
the actual value simply eliminate
the dollar mark and the first figure.
The incorporators We're j. NJ
Stuart, w. HI. Mallett and NJ. III.
Van Fleet.
The directors are Fred Grooming,
w. H. Mallett, J. NJ. Stuart, w. A.
Braiden and NJ. H. Van Fleet.
Remember the names. They
may be valuable for future refer
ence.
1t is almost inconceivable that
newspaper could lose not only its
circulation and advertising. but its
local and financial standing. in
three short months. Yet that is
Just what has happened to the
Courier. Time was when the paper
was respected and the expressions
of its editor received the consider
alton of every thoughtful man and
woman. But in less than three
months this band of vandaIs has
destroyed the work builded up by
eighteen years of painstaking en-
deavor. The roster of the director
ate will explain the cause.
1t is not surprising that these
men should endeavor to avoid f.
nancial responsibility. Their only
idea is to hoodwink the public and
let the people pay the freight 1t
is not the intention to give any
thing simply bleed the public to
the last drop. In plain words. it
is bunco game of the most glaring
character, and the participants have
plainly declared that they have, or
will, hedge themselves about with
sufficient legal technicalities to
prevent the collection of any hon
est debts.
The whole thing is very much
Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1906-11-22
6lpuCester s z9emurrat.
LONG DISTANCE rELEPH ONE, No. sia
REGISTER OF SALES.

Nov. "a f. @ Williams, personal property
Clarksboro.
Nov. 2l-Real estate of the late Mary B. Black.
Nov. 2s-stock, Farming Utensils, Thomas G.
Dilkes, Agent
Nov, 2S-Stock, Farming Implements, &c, 1a
mile from Paulsboro, W. G. Cowgirl, Agent.
Nov 28-wood Sale, at Prospect station, R. K.
Burk.
Nov 26-Geo. NJ. Hall, near swedesboro.
Nov 27-Jos. B. Livezey, executor, personal
property of Edw. H. Clement, deed.
Nov. 27-NIrs E. S. Dobbs, on the road from
Bellmawr to Westvllie
Nov. 27-Geo H Horner. personal property |
mile from Jefferson
Nov. 2s-A.J Tighe, / mile West of swedes-
boro, personal property
Nov. so-R. C. CLARK, personal property, Hurf-
Vile
Dec. Farm, at Williamstown, by Leonard
Pratt,
Dec. l-Rachel NJ Haines, Mickleton, personal
property.
Dec. l-stock. Implements etc., Ben. Kircher,
about mile from Mantua-
Dec. 8, VIM. sholders, near Repaupo Station
Dec. 4-Emeline Green, Executrix, "a mile from
Jefferson.
Dec. Mrs. Ambrose E. Jaggard, Blenheim,
Stock of General store and household gooos
Dec. 5-Bernard Macy. personal property, one
mile from Harrisonville.
Dec. 5 = Lehman Rainier, mile north Of
Hurffville.
Dec. s-H. A. DeHart. Thorofare, Wagons ETC.
Dec. 8. Valuable Real Estate, Joseph Summer
i'll attorney
Dec. ll-John N. Allen, personal property, on
Lee farm, near Woodbury..
Dec. 1s-Geo. B. Leonard, on road from Barns
boro mill to Hurfville.
Dec. l5-Jos. K. Norton, Eagle Point Farm. near
Red Bank.
Dec. so-valuable Farm property, Charlotte
Ogden, Executrix.
Na-For sales fully described see advertising
columns.
Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1906-11-22
Stock, Farming Utensils

STOCK-Three horses-I bay horse Frank
years old, an excellent team horse; bay horse
bay horse, Paul. 10 years old. good worker
or driver; / pair mules, years old, goo all
around team of mules, will work anywhere;
excellent cows, one with calf by her side; 2
breeding sows, shoats and Is young pigs.
CORN AND HAY-200 bushels on the
ear, 20 lbs to the bushel; 4 tons good mixed hay,
SS heaps corn stalks.
truck shelving, 8 inch tread, will stow las bas-
kets; l two-horse low-wheel bolster wagon, 3
inch tread, nearly new; buggy, one runaoout
sides and bottom, hay shelving, sets double
team harness. made by Eggie; set cart harness,
set carriage harness, collars, brides lines
fynets, blankets, halters, pair feed bags, curry
combs, brushes, &c.
FARM INTERPRETATIONS Improved Rob
bins Iron Age potato planter, only used in plant
ing 10 acres; moving machine, good horse rake.
Disk cut harrow, for either two or three horses
weeder, riding cultivator, Darnell corn MARKER
Hoffman corn marker, two-horse Syracuse
plows, one-horse do. two-horse scratch narrow
one-horse do, sweet potato cultivator with
vine turner attached, cultivator with side plows
cultivators, sweet potato digger, sled vine
cutter sweet potato ridger scoop sweet potato
digger IS hot-bed sash, grindstone corn shelter
Paris green gun, feed chests, heavy log
chains. large block and tackle with rope, 8 large
iron wedges, 70 truck baskets, 6-foot cross cut
saw, scythe and snead, 20-foot ladder, 16-quart
watering pot, 2 sets sweet potato tongs and
punchers, trace and chains, scoop shovel, lot
other shovels, forks, hoes, drags, Jar sprayers
lot swingletrees, seed sower 5-inch spotting
board, wagon jack, shelving cover, butter
churns, pump, stalk knives, crow bar, heavy
neck yoke, barrel vinegar, vinegar barrel, 3
empty barrels dozen chicken coops. All this
stock is nearly new, and in firstclass condition.
Sale to commence at O'Clock p. M.
CONDITIONS-A credit of months with in
terest after 30 days, will be given all sums OF
$40 and over by giving notes with approved Sc
curity payable in Farmers and Mechanics Nat
ional Bank of Woodbury.; all sums under $40 to
be cash at close of sale
THOMAS O. DILKs, Agent.
l. p. Knisell, 'Auct.
Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1906-11-22
Kainit, By Warren Atkinson.

/ sKainit, By Warren Atkinson. See
adver.
-chews Bee Hive. Camden, tell Of a
holiday feature.
The bank statements are advertised in
this issue OF the DEMOCRAT.
-Knerr, the Camden ieweller, calls at
| tention Of our readers to his holiday stock.
/ governor Stokes was made an Odd
Fellow amid all the pomp of the order, at
Trenton last night.
The John Repp estate has bought 135
acres Of land on the Cross Keys road which
will be set with apple trees.
The third annual meeting Of the Cam
den County Board of Agriculture will be
held at Blackwood tomorrow, Friday.
Mr. Charles w. Biddle, of this place
and Miss lola Carolyn Abrams, Of Phila-
delphia, win be married December 29th.
Mrs. A. NJ. Latham, of North Broad
street, is having cement pavement and
curb laid along the front OF her property.
There will be no delivery Of mails on
the R. F. D. Routes on Thanksgiving Day.
Patrons can get their mail at the post offices.
| Daniel Pine is laying five hundred
feet of cement curb and walk along the
property in North Woodbury., of the w. J..
& S. S. R. R.
Major c.. w. ShiYers attended the drill
of Company last Monday night. He was
well pleased, and complimented the boys
very highly.
Rev F. Bruce Price and wife, of Phoe-
nixville, Pa, were visiting friends here the
first of this week Mr.. Price was former
pastor Of the Central Baptist Church.
Mr. Wallaman will give an exhibition
OF fancy skating, and gold prize will be
awarded to the couple doing the most grace
full skating at the rink on Saturday night.
The second lecture under the auspices
of Deptford Institute, will be given in the
Court House, on Friday evening, Decem-
Der Z, at O'Clock, by Prof. Benjamin
Sharpe, one Of the lecture staff Of the
Academy of Natural Science, Philadelphia.
Subject: 1.-TWO months in Siberia and
Alaska.n This lecture will be illustrated
with. seventy stereopticon views. Prof.
Sharpe will be assisted by Rev. Mr.. Wen
dell with his powerful lantern.
Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1906-11-22
PERSONAL PROPERTY

STOCK-Two good work horses one high
grade Alderny COW, Chester white shoats, one
seed hog rs fowls.
WAGoNS-One DeHart cut-under shelving
wagon. two-horse market wagon, small market
wagon. Plantation wagon and corn sides, cart,
hay shelvings.
IMPLEMENTS = Buckeye mower, potato
planter, sulky plow- one and two-horse plows,
cultivators, weeder, scratch and fallow harrows,
swiDgletrees, fruit tree sprayer, knapsack spray
err, Paris green gun, hoes, rakes, forks, shovels.
sscut saw, swill barrel and wheels, 200 straw
berry crates, spotting boards, cider mill and
press. 40 hot-bed sash, hotbed frames, 2 bags
fertilizer, barrels hen manure, lot of phosphate
bags, iron wagon jack, 200 truck baskets, sweet
potato pillow.
HARNESS. Carriage, wagon and cart harness,
halters lines, collars, brides. trace chains.
PRODUCE-500 baskets sweet potatoes, 20
baskets white potatoes hams, fitch and jowls,
rs lbs lard, 25 jars canned fruit, go shocks Of
corn and fodder, ~ barrel pickles, small stack
hot-bed hay, Ia toUs upland nay.
BUILDINGS = One twohoor sweet potato
house, 16x16 feet, one building called the Smith
shop, 1lxl7 feet one glass front poultry house,
14x20 feet; one tool house, smoke house 7x7 feet,
sash shed, strawberry sheds, several lots OF
lumber, 200 lima bean posts and wire, terra
Gotta pipe, tile, brick, &C.
MISCELLANOUS-@ bushel and other meas
ures, barrel good vinegar, patent balance,
scales and weights, sausage cutter, meat cutter,
ice cream freezer, lard cans, milk basins, churn.
brass kettle, washing machine clothes wringer,
carpenter tools, harness riveter, variety OF
other tools, hedge shears, crow bar, chains,
empty barrels, boxes, lot OF old iron and
sundry other articles
HOUSEHOLD GOODS = Hair cloth parlor
suit marble top stands, rocking chairs, 80
yards Brussels carpet,2 good goose feather beds,
pillows and holsters, q dozen dining, room
chairs, walnut extension tables. . bed room
suits, hair mattress and springs, couch, lounge,
rag carpet, dozen chairs. floor oil CLOTH stands,
comodes,2 bureaus, case of drawers, clock look
ing glasses, sewing machine, work tables,
lamps, dishes, wall pictures. window curtains.
cook stove and fixtures, Pen Elmo range din
ing room stove. 2 small stoves, gasoline stove.
Sale to commence at o'clock.
CONDITIONS-Ten months credit on sums OF
ten dollars and over.
JOS. B. LIvEZEY.
A. F. Hoffman, Clerk. Executor.
Dated 18th Mo-, 9TH, 1906.
Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1906-11-22
TWO E,IRST-CLAss IA RMS
E0R MALE

No. l. Situate on the Swedesboro Pike, and
one-half miles from Woodbury. and known as
sCream Ridge. 128 acres OF fine grain, truck
and dairy land. Fine buildings, residence
newly built of pressed brick, has tower front.
Would make a beautiful home for retired
capitalist or farmer.
No @ Situate on two stone roads one mile
from Woodbury. Land OF same character as
farm No. H. 1876 acres, SO acres being clean mea-
dow good for grass, corn or potatoes Banksin
fine condition, impenetrable to rats and mice, 80
feet through at base and needing no repairs,
bitches now being cleaned out by machine.
Large stone residence, all out-buildings nearly
new and in fine shape One OF the best truck
and dairy farms in the State, has been especially
improved by owner the last two years. This
would make a valuable farm for any one, Both
will be sold cheap and on easy terms.
Address or call on,
G.. G. GREEN,
October 25-06. Woodbury., N. J.
Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1906-11-22
TUESDAY, November ~, 'O6]
RELLMAWR 10 WESTVILLE
One half mile from the former place

One half mile from the former place
LIVE STOCK-Nine horses and mules: Pair
of black horses. 10 and II years old This IS an
extra good team, work anywhere, weigh about
2ScO lbs; bay horse 10 years Old good worker
and driver; sorrel mare, years old, good driver
been used in milk wagon, fearless o. all objects;
pair black mules, z and years old, extra good
work team; pair mules and 10 years old, good
workers; good mule. 30 cows mostly Holsteln
part will be fresh by day OF sale. balance heavy
springers. These are all young healthy cows ana
exceptional heavy mixers; heifers Holsteln
two years old, all with calf; heifers, from to
9 months old; Holstein bull about same age; fine
Holstein bull, years old, entitled to registry.
HARNESS. sets double heavy harness, 3
sets breeding harness, sets crupper harness.
sets cart harness, 3 sets carriage harness, set
new; collars and halters.
WAGONS. UTENSILS-Two sets ~ truck
shelyings, sets hay shelvings, set new; sets
manure sides, 5 low wheel wagons, carts, 2
seated carriage, 2 buggies, new; spindle wagon,
Jaeger wagon, wagon, sleigh. Spangler sprayer,
Robbins potato planter, De ering mower, tedder,
2 rakes. one new; corn planter, corn cutter,
roller, Mccormick binder, new America
riding cultiyators,7 cultivators,3 Diamond-tooth
harrows, 2 weeders, with seed sower attached;
new International manure spreader, 2 iron
scratch harrpws, two-horse Ol1yer chilled
plows, 8 one horse plows, guano drills, hitler,
Stewart marker, Acme harrow, gr1ndstone.
wheel barrows. harness closet, light wagon
poles corn shelter, bone MILL wire fence stretch
er, 5 log chains, dock puller, picks, grub
hoes, mattocks, 2 post hole diggers,.2 tree
trimmers, vine cutter, pitch forks, manure
SQOVelSs d
HARMON. lot stalk knives $50 #. hay rope, So
grain sacks, 200 shingles. carpenter and plumb
er's tools, full set carpenter tools, plumbers vice,
pipe cutter, thread cutter, large pipe wrencnes,
broad axe tool chest, 2 chests and iron vice, lot
211 inch springs, lot of bolts and piping, force
pump and lot of other articles too numerous
to mention. 10 milk cans, ~ ana Az QUARTS,
milk cooler.
HAY STRAW, CORN-25 tons alfalfa clover
hay. 40 tons timothy hay, tons rye straw. in
bundles, 700 bushels corn, 200 heaps corn stalks.
HOUSEHOLD GOODS-3 piece walnut bed
room suit, oak side board, Jewett refrigerator,
Cypher incubator, walnut extension table, 2
COOK stoves, goose-feather bed, dozen Mason
jars
credit of eight months will be given by giving
note with approved endorser, payable at the
Camden National Bank.
sale to commence at 10 o'clock, sharp.
MRS. E. 8. DoBBS,
.Toseph Peacock, Auct. Executor.
John d. Glover, Clerk.
Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1906-11-22
E7ARaE ON SHARES.

ITO acres, mansion house of 10 rooms, one ten
ant house, ample barns and out buildings. Land
is suitable for truck and grain, and is in a high
state of cultivation, three apple orchards aud
1900 peach trees 4 years old. 100 pear trees. Lo-
Gated two minutes walk from Iona Railroad
station. Only responsible farmer need apply.
CRANE BROS,
Nov. !, 06 Iona, N. j.
Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1906-11-22
mUBARB CLUMPs WANTED.

am in the market for several thousand rhu-
barb clumps Amy farmer having any TO offer
will buy outright give nursery stock in ex-
change. VIII buy small quantities. Write at
once. Respectfully
WARREN SHdNN,
ll-22-06-2t Woodstown, N. J.
Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1906-11-22
PERSONAL PROPERTY

of said deceased Viz
STOCKS horseshoe an extra good sOrrel
horse, coming 5 years old, a good worker or
driver, sound ard gentle, fearless of all Objects
onesbay orse and one bay mare both good
workers. good COWS, two fresh mixers. the
others coming into profit soon, l bull.
WAGONS AND FARM IMPLEMENTS--1
good express or milk wagon, nearly new; buggy.
set single carriage harness, pair Of good heavy
brides, Osborne sewing machine, horse rake
white potato planter, white potato digger, both
good articles; 2 euleivators, one-horse pillow, one
sweet potato vine cutter, s stalk knives, 8
shovels, scythe and snead, horse blankets, halt
ten feed.
HOUSEHOLD GoODS--s bed-stpads, cane
seat chairs, Winsdor chairs, / rocker, cook
stove oil stove, tables settee and cushion,
desk clothes wringer, wash tubs, 8 lanterns
lot of pots, pans, boilers, dishes and tin ware,
and number of other articles not mentioned.
Sale to commence at l O'Clock p. m. sharp.
Conditions made known at sale.
WILLIAM NJ. CARTER,
Administrator of Peter Green, Decd.
A. S. Mullen, Auct
Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1906-11-22

STOCK-Bay mare u years old, good worker;
black mare, II years old, good worker; Guern-
sey cow 5 shoats.
WAGONS-Truck shelving farm wagon, 8
carts. hay shelving, two-seated surrey. buggy,
peachblow wagon.
FARMING Observation-Disclosures plow,
4 one-horse plows, l double A fallow harrow, 8
iron cultivators, Cox vine turner sled vine cut
ter, Plantet Jr. potato digger potato hitler,
marker, horse rake, moving machine, grind
stone, lot OF forks, shovels, hoes and ralxes.
HARNESS Set double heavy harness, set
double pillow harness, sets cart harness, set
double carriage harness, sets single carriage
harness, lot collars, brides, lines, &c.
As hotbed sash. 1000 baskets large sweet po-
tatoes. 200 baskets small sweet potatoes; num-
erous small articles not mentioned.
Sale to Commence at o'clock p.
CONDITIONS--A credit of nine months will
be given on all sums of ten dollars and over by
giving note with approved security payable in
bank; all sums under ten dollars cash at close OF
W. q, CoWGILL
A. S. Mullen, Auct. Agent for Owner.
Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1906-11-22
YIENDuE.
About mile West of Swedesboro
the following described
Personal Property

| STOCK-Six Head Horses general purpose
horses from 8 to II years old. special mention
is made of pair of Bellmans, and years old,
an excellent road team, well mated, entitled to
register the oldest has shown better than 2.S0
shot on the track, the four year old has a right
to be Just as fast.
SEVEN GOOD COWS-Some with CALVES by
their sides, others close springers. yearling
bulls.
HOGS-2 seed hogs, Berkshire; ] brood SOW, 8
sows and pigs, shoats, fattened hogs.
HARNESS - set heavy double breeching
harness, set double light harness, set single
carriage harness, collars lines, iynets, brides,
halters.
WAGONS AND IMPLEMENTS Two-inch
axle heavy wagon with shelving, brake, springs
and top, all complete; l set of truck or hay
shelvings / set sides and bottom, new Meteor
mick moving machine, Deering mower in good
Acme harrow, two-horse plows, Haines mark
er, Kemp manure spreader in good order, iron
land roller, A fiye-tooth cutivstors. sweet pc,
tato harrows large fattening coop, ladders, 80
IS and 10 #, long, forks shovels etc.
500 BUS. CORN on the ear; 70 lbs. to the bus.
30 bushels Irish Cobbler potatoes
HOUSEHOLD GOODS-Two bedroom suits,
dozen cane seat chairs, 8 rockers, dozen kit
chen chairs, lounge, lot window nets, gasoline
stove, cook stove, No. Othelio range, used
only six months, good new; 2 sitting room
stoves, corner cupboards, cot bed, white enam-
eed bed, bed springs, bed, bedding, quilts, mat
tresses feather beds. about rs yards OF good rag
and ingram carpet, lot lamps, jugs. jars, china
and glassware, tables, desk, and many other
articles not mentioned.
Sale to commence at l9 o'clock m. sharp.
CONDITIONS-A credit of months will be
given on sums of $40 and over by giving notes
with approved security, payable at the Swedes-
80 ''''''0'''.- $500 - '- A. ]. TIGHE.
Elwood Usinger, Auct
Lewis M. Schoch, John Q. Tighe, Clerks.
Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1906-11-22

Personal Property

STOCK horses Brown horse. 6 years old
brown horse, years old, good to work or drive.
cow, will come in about time OF sale; SOW, six
pigs, sows with pig, fat hogs, seed hog.
FARMING IMPLEMENTS-Two- horse wag-
on a inch tread; truck shelving, will carry SO
baskets; one-horse shelving, cart and tomato
body, hack wagon moving machine, Darnell
marker, Hoffman marker, cultvators, Cox po-
tato cultivator, roller, cut harrow, horse rake,
seed sower attached;hay tedder, two-horse pillow,
. one-horse plows, iron King hitler, middle
breaker, two horse fallow harrow,2 vine cutters
one-horse fallow harrow, fertilizer drill, corn
shelter, 500 crates. set shelving springs, hay
fork. block and rope.
SUNDRIES-Forks shovels, hoes and rakes,
blocking shovel, watering cans. soft hose, 8
spottng boards, setting out machines, grind
stone, double and single whifiietrees, . galvan-
lied buckets, 2 scythes and sneaths. crow
bars, wedges, 5 log chains, water barrels, wag-
or holster, Is grain sacks, grain bins, bushel
measure, 2 half bushe measures, peck measure,
wheelbarrow, weeder, lot OF hinges and hooks
for gates and doors, hog troughs, chicken
troughs, 8 stalk knives, 2 dippers, hog hooks,
hog gsmbrels, COW chains, trace chains and
breast chains, portable boiler, swinging churn,
meat bench, lard press, patent balance platform
scale, grain truck, celebrated T. w r. heating
stove and pipe.
HARNESS-Two sets of half-chain double
harness, sets of half-chain harness. set OF hack
harness, new set of light harness, new; set of
cart harness; collars, sets Of rope lines and
lot other harness.
Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1906-11-22
xrENnuE.
Stock & Implements

Stock horses, one large draught horse
years old weighs 400 lbs; one roam II years
old and good worker, and fearless of all OBJ
jects one is q bay and good farm horse; one is
brown and is also good farm horse. 2 good
cows, which will come into profit in March. 1
sow with pig; 10 choice shoats
FARMING IMPLEMENTS, AND ETC. p
heavy wagons, nearly new, 8 inch tread, III
axle, built by Cox & Bro, one finch tread; cart,
Mccormick mower, horse rake, 2 two-horse o.
G. plows, South Bend do. Gang do, Acme har-
row. scratch do, three-tooth do, five-tooth do
hay and truck shelvings, grindstone, ladder, "a
feet long, blocks and ropes, fodder cutter, &C.,
sets p chain harness, sets light do, cart do.s
collars, lines and brides traces and chains, lot
forks, shoYels and hoes, 100 truck baskets, and
other articles not named. Also l75 bushels corn,
10 stacks OF hay rs baskets sweet potato seed, 40
hotbed sash.
Set shafts for three horses, cornsheller, potato
cellar stove, Darnell marker, 2 sets breeching
team harness., hog box. Plantet Jr. potato
digger.
Sale to commence at l. p. m.
CONDITIONS-A credit of nine months will
be given on sums Of $1,000 and upwards by Civ
ing note bearing interest, payable at the
Farmers g. Mechanics Bank at Woodbury., n. j.
WILLIAM SHOLDERS,
E. Usinger. Auct. John F. Truitt Clerk.
Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1906-11-22
500 BUSHELS CORN ON COB

20 lbs to the bushel.
60 bushels wheat 25 baskets white potatoes
$50 Jelly tumblers with patent top. Other articles
too numerous to mention,
Sale to commence at IL o'clock sharp.
CONDITIONS-A ere dit of nine months on
sums OF $40 and upwards by giving note with
approved security payable in bank, less sums
cash.
RS7 N0TE-We ask our patrons to excuse the
omission Of dinner as the subscriber is boarding
But-A prize Of $40 in gold win be awarded the
handsomest man attending the sale. vote with
every purchase.
Everybody cordially invited to attend.
E. O. WILLIAMS.
E. Usinger, Auct.
VIM NJ. Garter, CLERKS
VIM Hoffman,