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The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1907-01-27

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is not entitled 10 the grand caliphate of
Islam. For his IineaI descent from the
prophets daughter Fatima is far more
direct and firmly established than that Of
the grand sheTeef of Mecca. The Koran.
that is 10 say, the khadissei shcrcef pOE-
ton thereof. strictly provides that the
Calph of the AIohammedan Church and
it's spiritual head must be a lineal de
scendant of the prophet who founded the
faith, and presumably the descendant
who can show the most unbroken line of
ancestry Now. no ont. possesses these
qualifications 10 the same extent as Aga
Khan. the descent Of the grand shereef
of Mecca being much more remote and
indirect than that of our present visitor
from the Orient. CurioUsly enough, the
grand sheTeef of Mecca has. like Aga
Khan, enjoyed the advantages Of a Eu-
ropeau education, and has figured on the
Paris boulevards and in London drawing
rooms, arrayed I'm the swallow-taiIs of
civilization prior to succeeding to the
ecclesiastical dignities of his father. on
the latters death. a couple of years ngo.
As de factu guardian of the kaba, and of
the principal sanctuary of Islam the
grand shereef Of Mecca is regarded with
"a considerable amount Of veneration by
the followers of the prophet and as the
greatest of the ecclesiastical dignitaries
of their church, in spite of his having
formerly been an habitue of the Moulin
Rouge and of the FOnes Bergeres of the
French metropolis. But his prestige is es-
sentially local, that is 10 say. il is iden-
titled with his office Of guardian of the
L.. D.
nor his political influence extend far be
yond the walls of the holy cities of Mecca
and Medina. Moreover. me Is known 10
be more OF less dependent upon the Sui
tan of Turkey, being one of his subjects
and i'm his pay In fact. the Sultan
laViShes money and fIVOrs upon The grand
sherCef with the object of securing the
more or less tacit liberation by the holy
cities OF his own pTcJcUsiUls rs Grand
Cdliph. These constitute a most 8uda-
ciOus usuTpdtiou, for Abdul Hamid can
not be considered as even i'm the remotest
degree descended from Mahomet. his an
,cstogS, in fact having belonged 10 "a
tribe distinguished fer its enmity 10 the
prophet The only foundation on which
he bases his claim TO the caliphate Is an
alleged. but by no means authenticated
cession of the dignity 10 Sultan SeIim
tEt c3nqueror OF Egypt, by the last
Fatimite Caliph at Cairo. in 1916 This
Fatinite CaIiph, so-called because of his
descent from Mah0met's daughter
Fatima. had no authority whatsoever to
bcQue5th the dignity or title to any one.
le3s, Of all 90 one who was by race and
ancestry legally and politically disquaIi-
fed.
Yet another parsonage who enjoys the
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1907-01-27

Yet another parsonage who enjoys the
vencration of millions by reason Of his
HneaI descent from tie founder Of = reIi-
Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1907-11-21
XIENDUE.
VIII be sold at Public Sale at the residence oil
the subscriber, near Asbury Station, on
Tuesday, November 26th. 'O7

STOCKING. l gray mare, 8 years old, good
worker and traveller; No 2sorrel horse,a good
farm horse; one Guernsey COW, made II pounds
butter week when fresh l half blooded
Guernsey, extra good cow.
WAGONS-1 buggy, two-horse heavy wag on ,
cart tomato ton, body, truck shel wings With
Mccormick moving machine nearly new;
ton hay, 201 bushels corn.
IMPLEMENTS-lt wo-horse pillow, single and
double trees Cox's vine turner's, l FIVE tooth
eultivator, telegraph hay cutter, root cutter,
fodder cutter sulky cultivator, l bwo.borse
scratch harrow,l good cut harrow, s-twenty inch
disks extra good buggy pole carriage pole.
pair shafts, corn shelters. 1 marker, fork 5,
shovels and hoes watering eask with pipe and
spigot, set hall chain double harness. set cart
harness, l set double carriage harness brides
and collars, drag chains and chain traces large
brooder house. lot chicken coops fattening coop
drinking fountains and pans, l dog house, lot
truck baskets, SO hot bed sash with rafters,
twenty gallon iron pot. | good potato biller.
HOUSEHOLD GO0DS-2 goose feather beds
me dial bedstead, cot and mattress, 2 mattress
ses, pair pillows and holsters. washstand,
large walnut wardrobe high arm Davis sew
ing machine, l walnut secretary, 8 looking
glasses, lounge, Ii window shades. 9 cane seat
chairs, 6 kitchen chairs. rocking chairs / car
pet sweeper, / commode, antique parloi table,
oak parlor table, dining tables cellar table,
l Clapp's Ideal steel range, air-tight stoves,
Radiant parlor cook, l coal stove, l gasoline
stove large cellar stove, 81 yds. body brussels
step carpet IS yds. wool stripe carpet, % yds.
brussels and 36 yds. rag carpet Ingram carpet
rug paror lamps 2 hand lamps, doughtray
! cupboard, washing machine. cake mixer, lard
cans, dried beef cutter. nearly new; lot dishes,
tin ware, large flower stand, Davis swing
churn, No. 4. do. No. 2, butter print and butter
board, 2 butter tubs, Isix-hundred h. beam, set
scales and weights, Cooley creamer, sausage
cutter, Enterprise lard press and other articles
not mentioned
Sale TO commence at one o'clock p. M sharp.
CONDITIONS at sale.
HENRY PANCOAST.
A. 8. Mullen, Auct. Evarts NJ. Zane. Clerk.
Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1907-11-21

COWS-Nineteen head an miIkinr + have
selected these cows carefully and anyone want
ing gentle and profitable cows will do we'll TO
attend this sale
PIGs-Seven head 4 months old.
HARNESS-Three sets double worI harness
one with hreechinc. set heavy douhle carriaoe
barness set SINGLE ha rness set heavy single h r.
ness SET cart harness brides collars etc
WAGoNS-Tvo heavy WAGONS cart market
WAGON soill WAGON bi,uoifs c,Ittar .,ne ho,se
1 l',, ,hse,sd ,rayo,,
~ fMp rI.1 EWENTssEMovv;np machine ho,ss
saa, ,rsr attached how teddar Dss, no, Loo
81 nav ~ sort ooth Cantnrv man,,rs s,readar *
i iIS "a go 80 ft;i;a SCI to, -
sat sr;ai 'horse South Re,S ,lo-s 80
barrow Aems
ss,,ls d. ~
Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1907-11-21
Personal Property

STOCK-Three horses. one being good psc-
err one good young family COW.
WAGONS and IMPLEMENTS-One DeHart
truck shelving. one truck shelving with top and
brake complete; hay shelving, heavy wagons
runabout 5 carts, Goth century manure spreaders
nearly new; Robinson potato planter. with inn
provement for planting peas and beans; NOW
ing machine,2 Baseman gang plows, weeder,I
sweet potato hilier,4 two horse plows, Syracuse
ulows q Bissen plows. 2 Darneil markers, ma
chine for laying up sweet potatoes. potato gger,
vine cutter, 3 horse scratch harrow, iron frame
6 hoe harrows, cut harrow, large white oak wat
err cast, hoes, scythes, mattocks, pickscxow bars
forks and shovels, double harpoen forks and
blocks, ropes, grindstone, parisgreen gun, feEfz-
lizer dril, 100 hot bed sash, nearly new; raftexs
and frames spotting boards
HARNESS sets of cart harness, sets OF
double heavy harness set OF carriage harness Lot
of fly nets and lines, single and double.
HAY. GRAIN AND SEEDS-About three
tons of hay crab grass and corn fodder mixed.
lot Of good corn fodder, pounds OF best early
Sparks tomato seeds.2 bushel Rocky Ford Citrou
seed, 10 quarts watermelon seed, bushel sugar
corn seed, so bushels of corn.
HOUSEHOLD G00DS--0ne good cook stove,
New Globe'' four burner gasoline steve. one
bed room suit, 3 wash stands, antique bureau
antique card table. | antique table. side board,
fourteen foot extension table, single bedsteads
cross legged table creamery churn.b buster priness
lot of barrels, baskets, chicken coops and many
other articles too numerous 80 mention.
Sale TO commence al y o'clock, noon and VIII
be positive. .,l,..
Nine months credit with interest after thirty
DAYS on amounts of SO 90 and upwards.
ERNEST REDFIEID,
Attorney.
ehas N Bell. Clerk.
B. II. James. Auetfoncef.
Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1907-11-21
Valuahle Heal Estate for sale.

To close the estate Ct Emily @. Hopkins, de
ceased, the subscriber, executor of said deceas-
ed, will sell at private sale, her late homestead
known as No. so Cooper Street, Woodbury.,
N.
The lot has frontage on Cooper Street OF 50
onsist of fine dwelling house in good condi'
ton, with the usual modern improvements
This property is worthy OF the consideration
OF any one desiring home or an investment.
For further particulars apply to
HENRY s. TALMAN, Executor, or to
JOSEPH J. SUMMERILL his Attorney.
Woodbury., N. j.
Dated November 9Th. I907.-tf.
Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1907-11-21
6lpureslrt saae z1rmarrst.
LONG DISTANCE rsLEPa ONE. No. stz
Register Of Sales
PERSONAL PROPERTY


Nov. % and %, Mary Cooper, in Wenonah.
Nov. 28-H. B. Shoemaker, Swedesboro.
Noy 23-John N Allen near Woodbury..
Nov 23rd-H. B. Shoemaker, near Repaupo Stat
ion.
Nov. 2sd-Farm of William Mattsons 8, near Har-
risonyille, N. J..
Nov. 25-Near Blackwood, John B. Ward, Agt
Nov 2s-wm. MacF arland, Woodbury. Stock
Farm.
Nov. 26th-Fred Lang, mile from Woodbury.
Nov 26th-Henry Pancoast, near Asbury Station
Nov. 26-Joseph Young, near Gross Keys.
Nov 27-Poreh Bros, wood sale, Hurffviile.
Nov 27-Ue schillinger, Mt. Ephraim.
Nov. 27-John Monahan, near Swedesboro.
Nov so-Stratton and Tice, Evan.
Nov. So-James strimple, Pedricktown.
Dec. s-Henry Jones, between Bridgeport and
and Swedesboro.
Dec. "a w. Borton, near Mullica Hill.
Dec. Sarah Shoulders, Asbury Station.
Dec.5 Frank A. Titus and Thos. Lane near
Pc dricktown.
Dec. 7th-About III mile from Mullica Hill.
the property OF George R. Hazelton, deceased.
Dec. H. Albert F. Hoffman, bailiff Clarksboro
Dec. us. G. Borton, Mullica Hill.
Dec. l4-Caroline M. Knight, Administrative,
near Redwood.
Dec. 19-Harry M. Pancoast. at Pitman.
As~For sales fully described see advertising
columns of this paper.
Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1907-11-21
Personal Property

STOCK-1 gray horse, 10 years old team horse
and good worker l gray horse, IA years old
kind and gentle; gray mare,5 years old, kind,
gentle, fine driver or worker; 1 bay horse, 8
years old, good worker driver.
2 COWS-1 fresh in July, other coming in pro-
fit soon.
HoGs-2 breeding sows, sshoats and fatting
hogs. All Poland China.
UTENSILS-DeHart cut-under shelving in
good condition, in. tread; 2 truck shelvings
without gears, 2 bay or truck shelvings, ! low
iron wheel gear for same, high wheel gear for
do, set heavy gears suitable for heavy haul
ing, manure and gravel bottoms 2-earts, to-
mato cart, extra cart and wagon wheels. two
horse tub sleigh, light do, 8 buggies. hack
wagon one horse market wagon and pole
road cart, buggy pole, 2push carts, ITO hot bed
sash, Is used but one year, strips for same, hot
bed frames etc, coil spring for shelving Ia porch
posts, q porch brackets, tread power, fodder
cutter, hay cutters, circular saws frame for
do, apple grinder, SO inch rubber betting, corn
shelter oyster shell and bone grinder,2 granaries
Thirty foot ladder, 50 It "a in. rope with blocks
hay fork, 100 feet in. rope with blocks Q Nc
Cormick mowers. Hoffman markers, l Darneli
marker, cut harrow, i Acme harrow potato pillow
seed harrow, roller, horse rake, side pillow KILLER
set double plows. 2 one horse scratch harrows
twoshorse faliow, do, 3-five toothed do, sweet
potato do, corn coyereT corn planter, 4one horse
plows, 3two horse do, new ground do. corn
do, riding cultiyator. phosphate drill Cham
pon reaper, large dinner bell, grind stones,
bench wise, asparagus buncher, wheel barrow
seeder cross cut saws, watering pots, harness
jack, "a bus. measure scales, set patent balan-
ces, lot grain bags sporting boards, shelving top,
shelving cover, lot of bows, vinegar cask, stump
hooks meat block, 40 gal. boiler, leader double
trees, lot single trees, chain traces &c 40 gallons
vinegar, hoes, rakes, shoves. forks &C., 8 sets
puncher and tongs, scythes2 sets single driving
harness, 4 sets heavy work do, set hack wagon
do, set double driving, sets cart do, collars,
brides, lines, etc.
Is ton good mixed hay. 1C0 bushels corn, lot of
manure and other things too numerous to men
ton.
A the same time and place the following des-
cribed household goods and property OF Hannah
A. shute will be sold: / cook stove, ten plate
do Il small cellar d. washer, bedsteads, bur
eaus wasbstands, chairs.earpets pictures, books,
tables, doughtrays s, closets, &C., &c
G0NDTrI0NS--A credit Of months will be
given on all sums for $40 and upwards, by Civ
Ing notes with approved security, payable Ia
bank, with interest from date Sums under $40,
cash at close Of sale.
S 8 ~ ALBERT r. HOFFMAN
BailiH.
E. usin&er. Auctioneer.
A. e Hoffman, f,lerka
Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1907-11-21
Personal Property

Two seven-pieee parlor suites, both walnut
one as good as new: nine fl. pier mirror.
onyx table, l piano lamp, hanging lamgs lot
of other lamps, 2 candelabras, Q centre tables
l umbrella holder, l hall rack, % pictures and
paintings, lot statuary, clocks, 2 refrgerators,
3 gasoline Stoves dining room table, 6 dining
room chairs, one sideboard, silver SET pieces;
3 dinner sets and other chinaware, vases, brio
a-brac. table silverware, library table, desk, re-
volving desk chair, 2 pairs lace curtains, 8 wal
nut bedroom suites with mattress and springs, 8
pieces each; other bedsteads with mattresses
and springs, large walnut wardrobe with mirror
in door. l sewing machine, l settee, / lounge
glassware, kitchen utensils, kitchen tables
stove, porch rockers, mirrors, 2 step ladders
Dickens works, Is vol Kitchen chairs, lot of
rockers and other chairs, one l0xi2 rug, TIA
yards of velvet, brussels administer and ingram
carpets, q yards hall carpet, AZ yards stair
pet, az yards of mating. kitchen utensils, step
ladders, stove, 40 pieces bed linen and blankets
carpet lining, l set single carriage harness, /
Giles not mentioned, being all of the furnishings
of 8 large Broom dwelling.
Sale to commence at IL O'clock, M, each day.
Conditions-A credit of eight months, with in
terest after two months will be given all persons
purchasing to the amount of $40 or over, by CIV
ing their notes with approved security, payable
in The Farmers and Mechanics National Bank,
Woodbury., N. j.; ali sums under $40 to be cash
at the close of the sale on each day.
AS the house is large the sale will proceed rain
OK shine.
MARY COOPER.
B. F. James, Auetioneer
William G. Cattell, c,ar,s
B. Fl. Leap. oieiAs' 11-13-2t.
Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1907-11-21

STOCKS good horses, cows. new milchs,
milking, the rest close springers; ii hogs, Pol
and China and Chester White mixed 5 will
make nice breeding sows, will weigh about l25
pounds
HARNESS. sets of double heavy harness, /
set of double light harness2 sets of carriage har
ness sets cart harness lot of fly nets and lines
single and double collars and brides
800 bushels of good yellow corn, 20 lbs. to the
bushel 100 heaps of stalks, ricBs of hot bed
hay, % baskets of large Green mountain pota-
toes, 10 baskets OF small Green Mountain white
potatoes.
WAGONS and IMPLEMENTS two horse
farm wagons, 4inch tread; one iron axle, nearly
new: truck shelving, hay shelving and corn
body, 2 carts, 2buggies,1 hack wagon. carriage
poles, neck-yoke and straps, 6 foot Mccormick
moving machine, hay rake, Mccormick reaper
and binder, good as new; corn shelter, fan mill,
Robbins potato p anter Aspin all spray er, 2 two
horse Oliver Chilled plows, one nearly new
one-horse plows, Darnsll marker drag marker,
Bateman gang piow l hitler, Decker make
sweet potato digger, American tongueless disc
barrow, scratch harrow, frame fallow harrow, 2
sweet potato harrows. lot of hoe harrows, sweet
potato vine cutter, stalk sled, grindstone, hog
scalder and truck, gambrels, wagon springs 8
sweet potato scalper platform scales, patent bal
anees, wheelbarrow, hay knives HaIlock
weeder, wagon cover, twohorse sleigh and
bells, hay cutter, tree sprayer, sweet potato
markers, oyster shell grinder. chains, log
chains, picks hoes, drags, forks, shoveis, rkkes
ropes, inch ropes, 100 it, long, 80 it., 46 it.,
block and fall ~ IT long, breeders, chicken
coops and drinking fountain, lot of grain bags,
single and double trees and crib house sundries.
HOUSEHOLD GOODS-1 Novelty range cook
stove, air tight stove, 2 coal stoves, cellar
stove, stove pipes, gasoline stove and oven l
bureau wash stand toilet set, doughtray, /
table. 70 #. extension table, Delaval separator,
Reeds butter worker and print, pair of grocery
scales sausage cutter and lard sqaeezer, butter
tubs, butter kettle, cream kettle, 3 churns, 2
wash tubs milk strainer and buckets,4 cane seat
chairs, 6 kitchen chairs, i rocking chair, couch
lot OF rag carpet, coal riddle, ice tongs, pans
dishes, lamps, jars, gallon gasoline can and
many other articles
Sale to commence at IL o'clock NJ. sharp.
CONDITIONS will be made known day on
of sale. HENRY JONES.
Elwood Usinger, Auctioneer.
w. Fl. Brown Clerk.
Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1907-11-21
81, New Hot Bed kash and Rafters.
GPLENDIO FARM HOME

Are you looking for good farm, on good
roads, where children can be near school and
church, with post office, store and blacksmith
shop within stones throw. Owing to death of
William s. Mattson, his splendid 90 acre farm at
Harrisonville will be sold at Public Sale,
Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1907-11-21

STOCK-One black mare Jennie" 10 years
old last spring, sound and gentle, Will WORK
anywhere, not afraid OF anything extra good
farm horse; dark bay horse, Ted years old,
kind and gentle, will work anywhere, fearless
of all objects good roader. l COW makes 81
lbs of butter when fresh a good family COW.
Duroc-Jersey boar will weigh about 200 lbs, a
grandson of Goodyear Tom" one OF the best
with pigs each, second litter will be weeks
old by day OF sales fine shoats, OF them pure
Duroc-J Jerseys,
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. shelving wagon. will
stow 1876 baskets; 2-horse market wagon. Will
stow &c baskets has new ~ inch rim and tire
this season; two 2-horse wagons, cart, Pearson
make, good Jaeger wagon, one horse wagon,
Mccormick mower, Wood horse rake, tongueiess
disc borrow, been used one season; Hallock
weeder, used one season; Bateman marker with
Age riding cultivator, Riggs sliding gang piow,
new: Advance fertilizer drill two 2horse plows,
South Bend and Imperial; large harrow,
small harrow, one-horse piow, Diamond mar
machine corn shelter. hay cutter both new;
l machine knife grinder, barrel truck. iron
Age new and includes ears for barrels; horse
raiish cutter, hay fork and pullies, COM
bined Iron Age seed and fertilizer drill,
good tool for market gardeners; Iron Age
Seed drill. / Iron Age,' garden pillow, sweet
potato hoes, potato drags, 2 sets double har~
ness, set cart harness. trace and breast chains,
singietrees, doubletrees, eveners, rakes. hoes,
horse hoe attachment, Jewelers.. points, steel
bolts, ropes and several things too numerous 20
mention.
About 100 bushels ofcorn maybe more.
Sale TO commence at LEO O'Clock, M, sharp.
CONDITIoNS-A credit of nine months on all
sums over SO by giving note with approved
security, payable at Pitman National Bank; all
other sums cash ct close OF sale.
JOHN B. WARD.
liz. Agent.
Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1907-11-21
Wanted

fhI Local representative for Wood
M3UI9H bury and vicinity to look aftex
renewals and Increase subscfjp<
ton list OF prominent monthly magazines on
4 salary and commission basis Expexieuce de@5
sifabIe, but not necessary. Good opportun1e7
Tor right person. Address Publisher, Box
Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1907-11-21

One Of the most productive farms in Glouces-
ter county. az miles from Woodbury. ON trolley
3 miles from ferry, fine buildings IN perfect or.
der For particulars apply 70
IF. u. WILKINS,
Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1907-11-21
non't Forget the Big Sale OF
Cows, and Aeclimated Horses
Hotel Centre, Mt. Ephraim
Wednesday, Nov. 27th, 1907

q. Schillinger consigns one load OF cows from
Columbiana, Co., Ohio, of which II are fresh
with calves by their side and balance close
springers. They consist of several different
grades and are the kind for dairymen to buy.
have been shipping cows to the Jersey mar
ket for the past 20 years. You know am not
any stranger. Every COW will be sold for the
high dollar. Daniel Mumford, of Woodbury.,
consgns 10 shoats,
Sale to commence at IL 90 o'clock sharp.
CONDITIONS-A credit of three months.
o. SOHILLINGER.
w. F. Miller, r,ar,,s
Joseph H. Stone, o'erAs'
Joseph Peacock. Auctioneer.
Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1907-11-21
It's Utterly Impossible

TO sell a high grade buggy for the same amount
of money that you would pay for a medium
grade, nor can medium grade be sold for the
same price low grade must be sold for, nor
can low grade grade be sold for the same as a
sspecialr There are vehicles built and sold to
suit any price offered and the country is full OF
them and while they pay the good profit to the
dealer.
Putting nothing on my floors but strictly
HIGH and MEDIUM grades tmade to my
CANNOT get in reg uiar grades) has built a
business so satisfactory, shall continue the
same at prices you'll pay for the regular made.
JOSEPH A. JACKSON,
Dealer In High Grade Vehicles
Redwood, New Jersey.
Phones-Keystone, l6x (Rural); Bell, 25x.
Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1907-11-21
GHATTEL MORTGAGE SALE
Wednesday, Dec. 18th, 1907
at II a. m. at farm of Samuel s. shute. near

Clua'K'sbOr0, herr Jea,sey
BY virtue of certain Chattel Mortgage dated
September End. 1895, made by Samuel S. Shute
to Robert Eldridge, recorded in the Clerks Office
of Gloucester County in Book No. 10 of Chattel
Mortgages. page % &c and upon which default
has been made, will expose for sale at Public
vendue, to the highest bidder, the following
Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1907-11-21

Is head fresh cows. Holsteius and Durhams.
selected with care to suit purchasers.
head OF horses.1 bay niare,6 years old sound
fearless Of all objects, goo for mail carrier;
brown horse 6 years old, I6 hands, good all
around horse bay pacing mare, III years old
sound, can show 2.20. extra good roader; good
horses, yearling colt.
40 head OF pigs and shoats, good second ham
ded buggies, blankets and whips.
Conditions made known at sale.
sTRATToE & TICE.
B. F. James. Auct
w. Fl. Brown Clerk
Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1907-11-21
FOR SALE.

Two young Holstein COWS, fresh, frst-class
for family or dairy Also 2horse tread power
in good order. B. s; BROWN, ,
Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1907-11-21
D EsTAURANT sOR SALE.

Will sell. cheap for cash, restaurant that will
run from $3.50 to S175 per week. Address,
M. WHEATLEY,
242 South Broad Street,
1017-f, Woodbury., N. j.
Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1907-11-21

As-For sales fully described see advertising
columns of this paper.
Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1907-11-21

Harry Lippincott, ~. t,o.,ssrs
VIM. Munyan, z = s'',.'s7S' 2
Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1907-11-21

good reliable man for farm work House
rent free with suitable wages. Inquire
1I-21-07-2t. DEMOCRAT OFFICE.
Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1907-11-21

E. UsinGer, Auctioneer.
Al. r Hoffman, fs,a..,.s