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The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1907-10-10
the Constitution.

lllS AOHSllluIlOe-
As to the payments made by the
Republican administration to the
sinking fund, the Sun states that
the payments were only $3.50, 900
year. The facts, as stated by
Comptroller Goldsborcugh, are:
AT the close of the fiscal year
of 1895 the net debt of the State
was S3,oo5,253.I3, while at the
close of the fiscal year 1899, Sep
TENDER 50, it was 81, 597 ,o42.95,
and therefore a decrease in 70
years Of S4oS. 2Io, IS, notwithstand-
ing the fact that the legislatures
of 1896 and 1898 increased the
same 81, 200, 900. which sum, ad-
ded to the above amount. will
make an actual reduction in four
years of SI6oS, 2Io.I8. or a per
annum reduction of S4o2 ,o52. 541l.
During the years 1892, 1903.
1894 and 1895 the Democratic off
Gals carried to these funds the
sum of S974,2S2.35. being the
actual cash transferred from
money collected from State taxes,
although further sum of S24S,-
1882 was credited to tbs
funds. being realized from the
general government sale of State
prop erty and collections on the
bond of an ex-State official, and
which, therefore, cannot be in
cluded in this comparison. While
during the years of 1896, 1907,
1898 and 1899 there was carried
to the said funds the sum of ST.
I39,o5I, or gain of SI64, 100. 65.
Bat bear in mind that this increase
IN favor of the Republican ad-
ministration has been brought
about by a tax rate dedicated to
such funds of cents less on each
500; or in other words, the tax
rate available under Democratic
administration was IN cents,
while under Republican admins
tration it was reduced to 81 cents,
almost % per cent. reductio
the other cents being set aside
for the purchase of free school
books, and for such books the
State has paid during the last four
years the sum of $500, 900. But
had the levy remained the same
as during the last four years of
Democratic administration. there
could and would have been carried
in actual cash the same sum of
5000, 900, which added to the gain
OF SI647C9.65, above mentioned,
would make an actual gain or diff
ference of S764, 769.65 over Demo
cratic rule of four years.
The increase Of the sinking
funds since the administration of
Governor Low AIDES should not
have been referred to by the Sun
as an argument against the Re-
publican party. That increase is
automatic, and is due entirely to
the great increase of the taxable
basis of the State. This enormous
increase in the assessed value of
our State is due to two causes
the unparalleled prosperity of our
country and the new asser sment
law of 1896. The R, pub leans of
our State can claim some credit
for these contributing causes, both
nationally and loca''y.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1907-10-10
ROGERS LlVERWORT

FOR the complete cure OF Coughs. Colds
Asthma andBronchitis ana all Lung com
plalnts tending TO Consumption, LiVerwort,
Tar and Wild Cherry, have for aVes main
tanned an established reputation as a stand
ard Cough Remedy. 10 contains no opium
or harmful drug, can be given with safety to
children. Price Sl.U. Sold by drugPi lists
Williams Mfg. Co., Props. Cleveland. d.
sold at Sturgiss' Pharmacy, Oakland. Md
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1907-10-10
For Sale.

Two good fresh mich cows and two
calves. They may be seen at my farm,
"The Oaks, one mile from Huttons.
l7-2 FRED A. THAYER.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1907-10-10

Perhaps in time the Koreans will
feel as grateful to Japan as the Gu.
bans and the F1lipinos do to the
United States.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1907-10-10

OF the brush; / heard a rustling,
thought II a rabbit, you know, and
fred. When l saw what had done
| lost my head. never was so
knocked out before in my life; in.
stead Of waiting to see what damage
| had caused rushed to you; but
they are badly hit; they got the whole
charge at short range"
They may not be dead; cheer up,
the first thing to do is to go back
and see. Get some water in your
hat
Bertha had recovered conscious
ness. and as the two men dash up the
bank she is sobbing over Lily's pros
trate form.
II will take the doctor many hours
TO pick the shot out OF Bertha's
shoulder, but she does not heed the
sting and smart; her agony at Lilys
badly wounded hand and wrist makes
her Obvious to her own pain. The
shot, fortunately, did not touch either
OF the girls faces, but it will be many
weeks before Lily can again sail the
Pixey
When Bertha sees Mr. bingham
she jumps up and runs TO him, trying
Historically TO explain their presence
on the island
Lord BERTHE Dudley kneels beside
the unconscious Lily, and with trem-
bling hand nervously spatters her
sweet face with salt water. He
binds her wrist with his handker-
chief, he is def and gentle, and it
is pathetic to watch his quivering lip
and the great effort he puts forth to
appear calm.
Il feel rs II could shoot myself for
this, Ef1ngham, he says, bitterly,
when LILY has been taken 10 the boat
and made as comfortable as possible.
The south wind has sprung up, and
the Pixie Is once more under sail. but
Mr. Efingham is the skipper, and
Bertha supports Lily's dropping head
on her shoulder Poor Lord Dudley
watches the boat out of sight from
the shore, and then filings his gun as
far out into Peconic bay as his strong
arm can send 1t. With downcast head
he walks modify back to the club
house.
About three weeks after the fore
going episode there are half a dozen
or so people sitting on the yeranda
of the Berkeley cottage at Shelter is
land. Among them are Lord BERTHE
Dudley and Mr. Efingham. and Lily
is as beautiful and dainty as ever;
to be sure her wrist is still ban
daged
1t is now two months later, and the
bay is as thick with yachts and rov
boats as Bertha likes to see it. an,
Lord BERTHE Dudleys steam yacht is
a fixture in the inlet between Man
hansstt and Prospect Lily has lately
promised TO be Lady Dudley in Octo-
Der, and they are going to England on
his VRahf
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There is crashing in the bushes
not far from the girls, who have been
rudely startled from their short nap.
and they look with bIanched faces in
the direction Of the sound. Then a
deep voice suddenly calls out
Hello! bingham; oh, | say. come
here,"
There is another crash in the
bushes, then another voice exclaims
in tones of astonishment:
by Jovs! It's the Pixie; it must
have driftsd down. II belongs to the
Berkeley girls, you know; they have
n place at Shelter island; tip-top,
Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1907-02-28
Easy Running Wagons!
SALE OF
Cut Under Truck ShelYings
wagons, Carts, Carriages, Busges, Light and
Heavy Harness, Cart Harness, Blankets.
Robes. HAY. Etc.
viii be sold at public sale, on
SATURDAY.. March End, 1907

AZ our vpareroonls in Paulshoro, N. j., seventy
fiyef rm wagons, carts, truck shevings carriages.
Twelve fan m carts, rst-class seasoned material,
ST K with 34inch axes, six inch azless all inch
tire d.
Ten low-down truck shelvings, full cut ,InSers.
latest patterns, strongest made, new and up-to-
date three second hand truck shelyings IN good
repair shelving can be removed from wagon and
used with or without the wagon. Two Of the
shelyings are one hol Sc and are half cut
Eleven two horse wagons with slip pole, two
"a wagons with 3-inch and ~ inch tread, N
axle; four Pinch wagons, with 3-inch tread; Two
l3Z wagons two with 3-inch tread, two with ~
inch tread, all with ~ axies; two-one horse wag-
ons with land 3inch tread;one Pinch wagon,21aa-
inch tread; two one-horse wagons, ~ axles, one
with l5s axle.
One Corning buggie, full leather top, cloth
lined, eight piano bodies, two trimmed in cloth
and gum six full leather tops trimmed in CLOTH
four standing top SURREY 8, trimmed In ciotn ana
yunn. two runabouts trimmed in whip cord; one
two seated phaeton, trimmed in gum and cloth;
hack wagons, market wagons, new ana second
hand; four secondhand jump-seat carriages IN
first-class repair; one second hand bnggy, one
rubber tor, cloth lined four fuil-sprlng,
hack or depot wagons lso three secondhand.
lcw-down, full spring depot wagons; two new,
3-spring market wagons. will carry 40 baskets;
one 6-spring turn-uuder store wagon; two run
abouts steel tire. se.ond harded.
Four down Jersey truck an hay shelvlngs
combined, one dozan single swingletrees, SIX
pairs double pillow swingletrees, two double
scratch harrows six pairs double wagon swim
gletrees skeleton hay sheivings.
Zen sets carriage niAfHeSs, boi SSes ASes
ness four sets of heavy breeching for truck shell
wing, firstclass harness, four sets cart harness,
collar pads lot brides, two dozen halters, hals
dozen feed bags for horses 100 horse blankets,
curry combs and brushes two dozen whips, two
dozen Irish collars All sizes
1t will pay You to attend this sale; all to be
sold for the High Dollar. Positively no post
ponement on account of weather. should day
prove stormy sale Ike place in our warerooms.
Trains leave Camden 8.27 and LISA IA. Dim
ner provided.
Sale to commence at one o'clock p. m. sharp
CoNDITIONS-A credit of months will be
given on all sums of $40 and upwards, with IN
terest after 30 days, by giving note, with ap
proved security, payable in bank; sums under
$40 cash at close of sale.
Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1907-02-28
Stock, Farm Implements

STOCK-Three COCA asorses. pair bay mares
years old, sound and kind in single aud double
harness, weigh 2300 lbs, first-class team; bay
horse good worker or driver; fine family COW,
fresh; good heller. 10 months old, fine shoats,
Poland China seed hog.
HARNESS-Two sets good double harness,
set heavy single harness, set good CART harness.
brides, lines, halters, trace and chains, COW
chains.
WAGONS AND IMPLEMENTs-on new
shelving u cut-under. Pinch axle, S-inch tread,
made by w. II. Carter, Jr good swohorse
farm wagon and manure box, good on horse
wagon, good body with spring seat almost new;
/ cart nearly new inch tread; Iron Age riding
cutivator, pivot axle, good as new; New Age
riding cultivator in good condition. nearly new;
Johnston mower, good as new; i2foot Harv'
hay rake, nearly new; for or horses; good
weeder two-horse Barleaver steel harrow, good
binder in good condition, two-horse plows.
Gold Medal and Imperial; one horse pillow, Oar
i nell corn marker with extra clamps and covers,
2 Iron Age cultivators, / Diamond harrow, Iron
Age seed drill, complete, used only once; Iron
Age guano drill. corn shelter, new; fodder
cutter, new; good two-horse dirt scoop, l rohd
seraper, ] good portable iron boiler. good as
new These goods have been used but little and
are in good condition. 6 new hot-bed sash, lot
forks, Shovel hoes. drags. harpoon hay FORK
post hole digger, Button No. cream sepafa-
tor new new cedar cylinder churn.
20 pair White Wyandottes and Light Brahma
hens, pure stock; 20 w hite Pekin ducks thor
ough bred; 9 Cy press style 'sA"outdoor brooder.
200 bushels corn, 20 lbs. per bushei, 2tons
good mixed hay, lot OF SHREDDED stal ks, tons rye
StrAWs ~ HSdpS OF BOOu etotfNS II - y,
rye by the acre, and many articles net mentioned
Sale to commence at II O'Clock sharp,and will
be positive as am going to quit farming.
CONDIrIONS-A credit OF six months will be
given on all sums over $40 90 by giving note
with approved security payable at First Nation
al Bank OF Glassboro, with interest from date;
less sums cash at close of sale.
REAL ESTATE
The farm containing about 70 acres, about 60
acres cleared, is for sale at private sale.
CHARLES O. BRANDT.
b. F. James, Auct
r, Ipri~
Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1907-02-28
@Ioureyirp 4A zlemprrst.
LONG DISTANCE reIseA ONE. No. tt2
REGISTER OF SALES.

Mar. III. L. Kuhn, horses, Pitman Grove.
Mar. 2-Franlxlin Turk. Evan. N. J.
March 2d-I. G. Cox & Bro, PaulsOoro.
Mar 5-Beuj. G. Clark and W. G. Stanton, at
Swedesbore.
Mar. 5-ohas. G. Brandt. near Turnerville
Mar. John I. sweeten, H. W. Moore, near
Woodbury..
March 7-Real estate of Mary B.Mullen, decd at
Paulsboro
Mar. s-h. W. sickler at Glassboro.
Mar. u, A. H Aiadara, Aug. Eichler, Mickleton.
Mar. 1e. H. A. DeHart, wagons. carriages.
shelyings at Thorofare.
Mar. ls-cAieb Thurlow, cows. on Stone Road,
near Fairview.
an-For sales fully described see advertising
columns.
Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1907-02-28
40 Head Horses

Consisting of Fresh, Acclmated, Lancaster
County, Pennsylvania
You all know the kind ship. 1 have had 9
carloads of thee horses, and have never had
one that did zlot gve satisfaction. In this lot
will be found good Narm chunks, some heavy
draft teams some fat drivers, 2 handsome, well
broken ponies ed in fact sou can get any
kind of hove you are looking for. All are
young and sound, with bone. shape ard quality
Special mssltion is made OK a pair of two-year
old mara Tauies, seal brown. with meal co'ored
noses. These ARE yKentucksl bred, and think
time
II in need of anything in this line be sure to
attend this sale. as can sell them as cheap as
anybody, and no dealer buys them better than
/ do. w. G. STANTON.
Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1907-02-28

SALE, RENT OR LST ON SHARES.
farm of 100 acres, stud 4 on the public road
from Glassboro 10 Clayton. bout y miles from
bedrooms IN attic Horse and COW barn wagon
she ds chicken houses and other outbnildings
all in GOOD condition. For f.til particulars call
on or address HARRY O. @. SHUTE,
Real Estate Agent, $50 High ST.,
217-4t Glassboro, Nj
Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1907-02-28
Person al Property

HORsEs-Three general purpose horses good
to work in all harness; pony, wagon and har
ness The pony is 1917 hands high bay, is an
extra good driver and can step minute clip;
wagon newly painted
CATFLE-HEight head of cows. are fresh
with calves by side the 9th three are close
springers l two-ys arod bull and ! yearling
bull. These are cows that we bought to winter
HOGS AND PlGs.one breeding SOW VIII
good breeders, seed hogs, is a Poland China
and fine one; 10 pigs and shoats in good shape.
HAY--9 tons of timothy hay and tons Of
clever. 1875 basket OF Oobber seed potato.
WAGONS AND IA4PLEM ENTS-One buggy
carriage, | set nearly new wheels for light
wagon ! Aspinwal potato sprayer, used one
season; potato planter. Planet JT. potato dig
ger, moving machine, hay cutter, bicycle,
nearly new, been ridden about 25 miles,
Lot Of furniture consisting Of tables. chairs,
dishes and kitchen untAnsis creamery.
sale to begin It 30 O'Clock.
Conditions at sale. JOHN T. SWEETEN,
H. W. MOORE
VIM M. Garter, Clerk.
Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1907-02-28
Valuable Real Estate

Late and known as the property OF William
A. and Mary b. Mullen, deceased,
No j. Known as the Homestead property,
situate in the village of Pauisboro, at the corner
OF south Commerce and Wood streets, this pro
perty is handsomely located with splendld
frontage upon both streets. The Improvements
consist of a large dwelling house: containing
nine rooms and elegantly tilished from attic
to cellar. with front and side pcrches, and
splendid well of water at the door, barn in eie-
CANT condition, a splendid garden, also a choice
ut Oh fruit. This property is we'll worth the at
tention OF any one wishing to locate in Pauls-
boro as it is the general opinion the town is to
havea great future.
No. q Is a tract Of timber land, situated in
Township of East Greenwich, in the County
and State Aforesaid adjoining lands of Elizabeth
yarker Wilson D. Gill and and others, contain
ing thirty-four acres cover d with growing
timber some of which is ready for market now
This property is known as the Timber swamp
tract
No. g. A tract of cedar swamp, containing
twenty-one acres, situate at Repaupo, in the
Township of Logan, County and State AFORESAID
this has some fine growing cedar, AID Wen
worth looking after. This property to be SOLD
Tor the purpose of closing out the said estates.
CONDITIONS-Twenty per cent OF the pur-
chase money will be required to be paid upon
signing the conditions on day OF sale the bal,
auce Of purchase money required to be PAID
upon delivery of Deed which will be made on
Thursday the twenty first day of March 1907, at
ten o'clock in the forenoon CT SAID day at the
First National Bank of Paulsboro.
JOSEPH 4. SICKLER,
Attorney for the Heir.
Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1907-02-28
earn ANNUAL SALE
STOCK.
AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS
Win be sold at public sale. on
Friday, March 18th, 1907
At the shops Of the subscriber, in
WESTYILLE: N. j.


WAGoEs--s2 New and ecend-hand Wagons
which consist of sheivings, far wagons, mar
ket wagons log wagon, LANDRY wagons, z
steel bottom dump wagons.
Farm CARTS and second hand.
CARRIAGES--One jnmp-seat, phaeton. !
surry, buggies. 2 spindle wagons, rubber tire
runabouts.
NIPPLE sENTS-Two SO bu. manure spreaders,
potato planters corn planter, . hand planters
grass seed sewers, guano drill, liDe spread
er, IS Chilled plows, | sullSy piow, Cassaday
Improve No. a. also three-horEe, y tWo-norse,
II one-horse; IL two-horse smoothing harrows,
Is cultiyators, Diamond tooth harFoWs, 2ctlg
harrows, one-horse and two horse Wer derst
with seeder attachments, 2rollels. corn mark
ers-Stewart Haines and Daruell; one-horse
tread powers second hand; new moving ma
chimes self binders, horse rakes. 200 feet OF
poultry wire.
notwithstanding engine, horizontal, II.
Pr steam engine and boiler, Is III. p, second-
hand; second hand hog scalders
HOT-BED SASH-151 hot bed sash, glazed; 70
hothed frames
STOCK horses, good fer general use; also
black horse, z years old, sound kind in
single Or dou6le harness. Tegns aoodS ios
CORD WOODS cords of oak woou, 90 CORDS
sawed n stove lengths, 200 chestnut posts, 1913
oak bean poles, tour step and long LADDERS,
500 Bu. CORN ON COB, 10 tons rye straw,
tons timothy hay. !
HARNESS, BLANKETS, ROBES, ETC.-S
set Of buggy harness, 2 sets e2 press harness, l
set team, htris S. sets cart harness 10 blankets
FERTlLIZERS-20 tons OF White Potato Fer
tlizer Is tons of Sweet Potato Fertilizer 10 tons
OF Swift Sure General Use Fertilizer.
Many other ar icle s too numerous to mention.
Sale to commence at II o'clock sharp, as 1t
will be impossible to sell all if we begin at
later hour.
CONDITIONS-A credit of months will be
niven on sums OF $40 and upwards by giving
notes with approved security payable II bang,
interest after 80 days, all sums under $40 cash
at close of sale. -x
b. f. James Auet.
c. r. & Harry Stanley, Clerks
wEsTyILLE BUILDING LOTS
rrhirfv.stx building lots on the Westyille Land
Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1907-02-28

I'M NAAGMLGABN n -
WAG0NS-Four heavy wagons. with slip
tongue; truck shelving carts. secondhand
heavy wagon 8 hack agons, jump-seat carr-
age. surry, second hand buggy. These
wagons are made from the best material. and
we'll made; they are NOS a lot 81 cheap wagons
II YOU are in need OF a good wagon, this is the
place to buy il.
IMPLEMENTS-0n Ian roller, Syracuse
blows. Wizard plows, l Leroy pillow. iron
frame harrow, / disc harrow. cultivator,
Spaneler fertilizer drills. Oliver Chilled riding
pIows Oliver Chilled middle breakers, IL
oliver Chilled blows, consisting OF No. 20, No. e
No. SIX, and l-horse plow. 6 markers
NEW 8 n. p. GASOLINE ENGINE.
Sale will commence at 1870 o'clock sharp.
CONDITIONS credit OF 6 months will be
ven on all sums of $40 60 and over, by giving
note with approved security, Interest after 81
DAYS. payable at Swedesburo National Bank or
= 80 A. H. MADARA.
Mullen, Auct AUG EICHLER.
Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1907-02-28
FOE sALE

sorrel mare, Is hands high, 5 years old, will
road u miles an hotIr No 10 Idea Duplex feed
Grinder. / Odds gasoline engine, s horse power,
mounted ON wagon. l new farmers handy
wood saw, run by power. Apply 20
MRS CARRIE ). WALKER
On James lessup Farm,
214-t7-4t Mullica Hill, N. j..
Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1907-02-28
EoR SAFE

One bay horse, years old, 155S bands high,
sound will work in single or donhie harness.
one slack horse years old, 10 hands high,
sound and kind in single or double haT ess, an
extra good roadster, would be an excellent horse
for an undertaken. Apply
UNION STORE CO..
2l4.e7.st Mullica Hill, N. j.
Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1907-02-28

STOCK-One pair mules, coming years old,
l6 hands high. sound. kind and gentle, will
work anywhere single or double. fine team to
work single in truck; black horse. l51a hands
high coming years old good worker and
driver; young cows, coming into profit soon;
/ wo-year-oId bull.
WAGONS AND IMPLEMENTS--2tw o-horse
heavy wagons, 34-ineh axle, 4-ince tread; truck
sheivings,wiil carry 40 baskets; box riggings,
2 carts hack wagon, Jaeger wagon, sets oil
half-chan harness. los of trace and chains,
sets cart harness. brides, collars, lines hslters,
and fy-nets phosphate drill, marker, sweet
potato hitler, 2 two-horse plows, l middle
breaker l failow harrow, 5sweet potato mar
rows with vine turner's, l three-horse swingie-
tree sets pillow swingletrees with hooks. sweet
potato digger, l sweet potato vine cutter, Nc
Cready; 3 sets punches and tongs, 40 hot bed
sash, has.bed cover, 100 1T. long. will make
two if needed; spotting board, hogshead or
watering Sweets dipper, lot baskets, 100
six-inch tile, lot of hoes and other articles too
numerous to mention.
Also, IL H. P. GASOLINE ENGINE, stalk
cutter, wood saw and betting, all complete
The above described goods are all new and in
first-class condition
Sale to commence at O'Clock p. M
Conditions made known at sale by
BENJAMIN O. CLARK.
Elwood Usinger, Auct.
Edgar Shivers, Clerk.
Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1907-02-28
7------------- -77-7--777'77777
a NNUAL MEETING
nARM FOR RENT.
5S INVESTMENT

and stock bonus; bonds in S5o,.eo denomI I'M
alton only: interest payable January and July;
a safe investment. promising additional profit.
MEADoWBROOK. COAL CO,
Io34-l035 Real Estate Trust Bldg
easO72 t. Philadelphia, Pa.
Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1907-02-28
wANTEfs

Man and wife want board in private family,
near West Jersey or trolly railroad. Address,
X DEMOCRAT OFFICE.
References exchanged.
Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1907-02-28
EOR aAxE on BENT

Mulberry vale Farm near Gibbstown Will
divide Apply to THOMAS w. REEVES, 4
C1arksboro, or Fl. B. Reeves, Woodbury..
I2-27-e6
Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1907-02-28
2l4.o7.at
EOR SALE

Barn for sale. / have large barn have no
nse for, viii sell cheap, extra heavy frame
Everything in COED condition, exec the roof
Size Of barn, 20 #. by 30ft, 20 #. post.
J. WILKINS,
2-1d-o7-st Grenloch Terrace, n j.
Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1907-02-28
214-a7-4t
Office.

NV wife having left my bed and board with
out Just cause or provocation, hereby notify
the public that will not be responsible for any
a,zo7.4t. ALBERT t. BABCoCK.
Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1907-02-28
NOR SALE

The ice business of H NJ. ETcGlncy & Bro.,at
Bridgeport, consisting OF (2lice houses-7o0 tons
ice and a 10 year lease of ice pond. BY strict
attention this profitable investment. Apply to
JOHN F. TRUIrT
2-I4-o7-tf Bridgeport, N. j.
Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1907-02-28
FOUND.
u EST FARM

ID EST FARM
have for sale one # the best farms in Glou-
cester county, containing 81 acres, situate along
the stone road; one mile from the City OF Wood.
bury, Is minutes to utt House The land is
in high state of cultivation acres OF choice
asparagus, fine apple orchard The improve
ments consist of q large dwelling. II rooms, in
good condition. also tenant house, large barn
crib house, brooding house l6xl0O it.. chicken
house, l6x50. This is o lovely home, and so con
veniently located that there will be no decrease
in value. Good reason for selling.
Apply TO
JOHN r. TRUITT. J. p,
I2-2O-06-tf. Bridgeport, n. J
Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1907-02-28
nj Office.

When help is required--farm hands, working
girls or factory hands-call at 2o3 N. Front ST.,
Philadelphia, Pa. JOHN f. WATSON.
1920 0e-6 mo.