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Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1907-12-12

"A farmers Institute is being held in
Williamstown to-day.
Minister, the Woodbury. clothier, has
an attractive holiday advertisement in this
issue Of the DEMOCRAT.
Subscribe nova few more subscribers
will put our subscription list at the 1000
mark The DEMOCRAT from now to Janu-
airy /, 1909, for $3.50. Subscribe now.
Two basket ball games were played in
She Town Hall last Saturday night. In
the first, Woodbury. lost TO lockwood 90 to
40, in the other the M. E. lost to the Epis-
copal, to 4.
MIR. S. B. Burkett this week purchased
three building lots in Woodbury. Park, one
each from JOS T. Sitley and James D.
Carpenter for $50 each and one from Frank
M. Spencer for 800.
John Ladner moved from Woodbury. to
Bangor, Pa, yesterday to grain farm of
over 100 acres he has purchased there.
Bangor is north of Easton, and his place
is located between those places. Mr.. Lad
ner is the kind OF man who will be success
full almost anywhere, and early win the
respect of his neighbors.
The following gentlemen are mention
ed as candidates for the City Clerkship to
be handed out by Council on January L.
Earl Whitsall and Warren Redfeld of the
Third Ward; Mr.. HUMPHREYS and Mr..
Justice, Of the First Ward. The Second
Ward will name its candidates later Some
of Councilman Cattell's friends are urging
him to be candidate.
Mr.. Roscoe G. Budd, and Miss Florerce
P. Allen, both of Woodbury., were quietly
married last Saturday afternoon at 4.30
O'Clock, by ReY. J. L. Howard, at the
Kemble parsonage Miss Emma Budd,
sister of the groom was bridesmaid, and
Mr.. Russell G. Allen, was best man. Mr..
and Mrs Budd will reside in Woodbury.,
Mr. Bndd is an employee of the Blasius
Piono Co.
Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1907-12-12
YZENDUE.
ENDuE.
Will be sold at Public Sale, on
Monday, ID scember 18th, 1907
On the road leading from Barnsboro to Rich
wood, x mile from Barnsboro, the
following described
Personal Property

ST0CK-Two good work horses. good work
ers or drivers; gray horse, years old, can
work or drive; bay horse, years old. work or
drive; bay pony, years old, sound, kind and
gentle in all harness. This pony will drive over
Is miles an hour
SIX HEAD OF CATTLE-Three good cows.
due to calf in January 2 hefers, fine bull.
Is FINE SHOATS-Poland China stock and
will make fine breeders, 6 fine breeding sows
coming with pigs, Poland China Stock, large
seed hog, Poland China.
HARNESS-Two sets of double team harness.
8 sets OF carriage harness, It of one-horse
heavy harness, set of cart harness, collar brid-
les, lines.
WAGONS and INfPLEMENTS-one cut I'M
der truck shelving, nearly new, DeHart make
l two-horse wagon and shelving l hay shelving,
! cart, swill cart wo-seated carriage, l bug
gy, ! runabout, nearly new; horse market
wagon, 2 Mccormick moving machine in good
order, Deering binder. nearly new; horse
rakes, one nearly new; l Buckeye feed grinder,
sweep power; saw and bench for horse power
and betting nearly new; cider press, corn shell
Ter, grain drill. fertilizer drill SO strawberry
crates, two 2 horse plows, Coulter plow horse
pillow, gang pillow, hoe harrows, cut harrows,
corn coverer, hitler, sweet potatoe digger, one
horse scratch harrow, two-horse fal1ow harrow,
Darrell marker, wheelbarrow, Hallock weeder,
one heavy 40-foot log chain, trace, and cow
chains. picks, hoes, drags, rakes. shovels forks.
swingletrees, lot of barrels, lot of empty bags,
stacks of hot-bed hay, 200 bushels of corn.
SEEDS-M bushel Blue Gem water melon
HOUSEHOLD GOO DS-Two bedsteads, set
springs mattress. l alright wood stove, No.
8, used one year, parlor coal stove, l churn, /
butter worker and printer, large butter keller
holds so lbs, creamery, set scales and weights,
and lot of articles too tedious to mention.
Sale to commence at IL o'clock, NJ. sharp, and
will be positive as have rented my farm.
JOSEPH wURsT.
Jacob Rodan Auct.
Charles Dilkes Clerk.
Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1907-12-12
yYENDUE
Personal Property

HORSESHOE pair large, dark bay horses for
team or farm, sound, kind and gentle. always
sHre and true under every condition; one black
horse, sound. kind and gentle, cannot be beat
an excellent all-around horse. kind and gentle,
with lots OF ambition and spirit
HOGS Seven fine shoats Chester Whites
CORN--About 300 bushels yellow corn on the
ear and about 40 heaps corn stalks.
HAY-About IL tons good clover and timothy
mixed
HARNESS-Two sets heavy double harness.
one set made by Skinner; set good neayy
nets, blankets. trace and chains, COW chains &c,
WAGONS-Two tWo-horsc heavy wagons. low
down, 3-inch and finch tread, DeHart make,
good as new, truck shelving, 2 dirt wagon
FARMING IMPLEMENTS 90 One Champion
moving machine new; Heaton 2-wheel dirt
scoop, corn shelter, Power green bone cutter
DANDY; shafting, pulleys and belts, I hay
Hallock weeder. / hay fork and rope. two-
horse plows one-horse ploW hoe harrows,
scratch harrows l sweet potato piow ana Vine
turner, vine cutter, Leggett Paris Green gun,
rakes, chains baskets bags barrels. feed bins DC.
Several loads of stove wood Applet already
sawed, lot grass and millet iced, about % rect
pressure hose for spraying, lot heavy small mesh
hoppers, barrel sulphur. lot farm gates, &c. &c.
Sale to commence at H. p. M. sharp.
All goods sold to the highest bidder, as shall
discontinue farming. and all the buildings Will
be torn down to make way for Improvements.
Conditions--A credit Of 3 months, with inter
est after two months, will be given en- all sums OF
$40 and upwards by giving note with approved
security, payable at the Pitman National Bank;
81 sums less than go cash a cqss p q mi
| B. r. James. Auct.
s. 5. 8 8. 9 fsaeo.ss Clerks ,s4.sss
Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1907-12-12
Register Of Sales
PERSONAL PROPERTY

PERSONAL PROPERTY y
Dec. l4-H. A. DeHart Thorofare.
Dec. 14-Caroline NJ. Knight, Administrative,
near Redwood.
Dec, 1s-Trustees' sale of Jacksonville rea'
estate.
Dec. le-Joseph wurst. near arnsboro.
Dec IT'S. G. Borton. Mullica Hill.
Dec. I'D. w. wilssey. in Turnerville.
Dec 1s-C. S. Dilks, q mile from Barnsboro
Dec. 1e--Harry NJ Pancoast, at Pitman.
Dec. 10. Robert w. Burt, Grown Point Road
Dec. 2I-D. F. Hendrickson, Woodbury..
Dec 2l-Joseph Carr, Pitman.
Dec. ga c. Harlxer, between Woodbury. and
Almonesson, miles from Woodbury..
Dec. so-Brook's real estate by D. o. Watkins,
Special Master.
Dec 3o-Iames g. Gardner and B. F. Siel<ler,
near Chews Landing.
Dec. so-5. A. Ballinger. Mullica Hill,cows,corn
and onion sets
ASFor sales fully described see advertising
columns of this paper
Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1907-12-12

on the Crown Point Road at Red Bank Avenue
Crossing, about IL miles from Woodbury. and
same distance from Thor0fare and Westville, all
the following described personal property:
HOUSEHOLD GOODS - One parlor stove,
heating stove, cooking stove. lot of stove pipe,
8 lamps, 8 tables, bedroom suite, bedstead,
cross-leg table, feather beds, pillows and
holsters, 25 yards ingram carpet. 50 yards rag
carpet. l lounge, chairs, curtains, 2 rocking
chairs linoleum, lot of dishes. lot of pots and
pans, wash tubs, 2 wash benches lot of lars,
quart and "a gallon; lot of tin cans lot of fruit
lot of flower roots, 1 l5-gallon portable boiler
and furnace.
SEEDS AND POULTRY - Lot of lima bean
seed lot of radish seed, lot of sugar corn seed,
about so pairs young chickens lot of chicken
wire. nearly new; lot of new narrow wire,
chicken houses IL chicken coops l tool house,
coal house.
MISCELLANEOUS ARTICLES Lot of new
lumber. lot OF secondhand lumber. lot of bean
poles lot of ribbon wire. lot of garden tools. lot
of truck baskets, ladder, lot screen doors,
grindstone, wheebarrow, lot of other articles
too numerous TO mention.
Sale to commence at O'Clock p m.
Conditions-Cash at close of sale.
ROBERT w. BURT,
Administrator.
John A. Brown, Auct. l2-l1-lt.
Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1907-12-12

ST0CK--Bay horse, Bill sired by Belman,2 II.
speedy, sound and gentle, fine roader. can be
driven by a lady, a great pole horse, (double); i
Alderney and Holstein COW. full blood Guern
sey both fine family cows; heifer by Guernsey
COW, months old; good breeding sows with
pig in April, third litter; 8 fine shoats, young
seed hogs, 20 pigs, IL weeks old n day OF sale.
WAGONS, ETC.-Fine trap, cbangable seat,
for two or four persons, lbeauty) /; Columbus
buggy, runabout | two-seated carriage, good
cart large wheelbarrow, one-horse pillow, l
Iron Age harrow, single and double wiffietrees,
double lead w;ff1etree, forks, hoes, shovels,
picks, mattocks, maui and wedges, 8 large coal
screens, Q machinery skids. small express do,
lot good rollers for moving houses,2 boxes axle
grease, scale and weights.
HARNESS-One set trap harness, sets car
rage do set cart do, lot other harness. hips,
blankets lot new horse brushes, lot new name
do. stable brooms, feed boxes, large stable
lamp, lanterns
About tons fine timothy hay, bout 8 tons of
rye straw, composte OF manure, suitable for
lawns ~ cords oak wood sawed few cords pine
wood, about BOO fine chestnut posts, #. long,
some good and heavy; lot chicken fence posts
One square Steck piano, Ia good order; nice
walnut dining room extension table, good
sheet iron wood stoves, rugs, chairs, and lot OF
other articles too tedious TO mention.
Sale to begin OF o'clock p. m.
CONDITIONS-A credit OF months will be
given on sums over $40 by giving approved note
payable in bank, interest after 80 days; less
sums cash.
DANIEL F. HENDRICKsoN.
l. p. Kniseli, Auet.
O. n. Bell, Clerk.
Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1907-12-12

STOCK-SEvEN HEAD OF HORSES = One
pair grays, eight years old, sound, and weigh
1900 lbs, good as goes up the road; one pair bay
and roam horses, seven years old these horses
make a good team, good size and hard t. beat.
and sound, work anywhere; one brown road
horse, six years old, sound and kind, q good
driver and as nice as anybody drives; one bay
horse, IL years old, anybody can drive him, a
good toppy driver.
Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1907-12-12

FOR SALE
fine pigs. Il weeks old, $500 each.
H T. FELTMAN, Z
I2-5-07-4t. On Patterson Farm. Mt. Ephraim.
Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1907-12-12
Valuable Real Estate for sale.

To close the estate of Emily G. Hopkins, de
ceased the subscriber, executor of said deeeas.
ed, will sell at private sale, her late homestead
known as No. so Cooper Street, Woodbury.,
j.
me ios mas rronsa s on cooper ssrees Q. =
onsst Of q 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.. SUMMERIIsL his Attorney.
Woodbury., N. ).
Dated November 5th. 1eo7,-tf
Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1907-12-12

STOCK-One bay mare 9 years old, work in
all harness; 8 cows coming in profit soon,7 nice
Polsnd China pigs
FARM IMPLEMENTS-One in. half cut UNI
der truck shelving, il good order; new one
horse full cut under shelsr 6, Mccormick NOW
ing machine Tiger horse rake with seed sowing
attachments, land roller. Aspinwall potatosprayer,
60-tooth iron scratch harrow, horse yracu e
ing cuItivator. stalk cart, Dicks fodder cutter.
No. 6 F, Tornado cutter No. 10, Ross.cutter No.
Ill, with elevator; hand cutter. 4 iron hog
stalk sled runners, 8 and horse eveners, lot
swingletrees, traces. forks. hoes, shovels, hand
seed drill, swisl cart with box attachment one
set double harness. lot mixed hay, DeLaval
cream separator large swing churn, hen feather
bed sewing machine and several articles to
numerous to mention
Sale to begin at IL o'clock sharp and will be
positive as have rented my farm
CONDITIONS made known at sale.
CHARLES S. DILKS.
]. Rodan. Auetioneer.
Eli Heritage, VIM. S. Hurtf, Clerks.
Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1907-12-12

VOU G PIGS
] have % pigs, seven and nine weeks old for
sale. STULTZ HURFF.
125o72t. P. o. Address Mulica Hill, N. J.
The daily sentinel., 1907-03-02
of Denver.

No citizen can afford TO stay away
from these meetings. He owes il 20
himself and To his children, To his
home and TO his city TO attend one or
more.
The Y NJ. c. A. general headquar-
ters which will be the center of ac-
tivity and the center of interest dur
ing the two weeks campaign for sub
scriptions for the building fund have
been opened and today have been
visited by hundreds of people. The
headquarters as has been previous
ly announced in the local papers are
located In the east room of the new
Bucklin building. at the corner of
Sixth and Main streets. A more ad-
mirable location for the headquarters
could not have been selected along
the city's principal thoroughfare The
room is n most eommodious one, we'll
lighted and heated and splendidly ap-
pointed for the particular purposes
of the Y. NJ. c. A. In this room all
OF the committees and all of the diff
ferent organizations of workers and
solicitors will hold their meetings,
In fact this will be the great central
power station OF Grand Junction s
Y. NJ c. A. system. The room has
been well furnished. There are
chairs, tables. counters. and other
fixtures so necessary for well ap-
pointed office apartment or cam
paign headquarters. On one of the
walls is stretched big banner upon
which will be recorded each day af-
ter the campaign for subscriptions
start the amount of money raised
that day and up to date, by the Bust
ness Mems committee. the Young
Mems committee and the Boys com
mittee, the three leading soliciting
organizations. Also charts win be
placed on the walls showing the re-
suit OF the work of each captains
team Of each Of these organizations.
These charts and banners will be
for public inspection and can be view
ed at all times of the day and during
the evening.
MIR. G. s Bnlhelmer, state secre-
tary Of the Y. NJ. c. A. noted for his
ability and enthusiasm as Y. Nj
c, a. worker. is in charge OF the head
quarters. his services having been en-
gagged for the two weeks. Members
of the executive committee and other
workers will also be present at the
headquarters during each day and
evening and all visitors will receive
a cordial welcome and hearty greet
ing. Every citizen should visit the
headquarters at least once each day
and see how the campaign is pro-
crossing and extend the encouraging
hand to the workers.
For the past month eleven different
committees have been working faith
fully to perfect all arrangements for
the campaign and the work along
every line has been gotten well under
way. Especially has Chairman slo-
comb and his fellow members on the
The daily sentinel., 1907-03-02

All is ready for the opening OF one
of the most strenuous campaigns ever
waged I'm Grand Junction, n campaign
that has for its noble purpose the
raising of at least $4,000 for the
erection and equipment of a modern
up to date and attractive Y. VI. c. A.
building in Grand Junction.
Tomorrow will in reality he the
opening day of this great campaign
which will extend over two weeks
and If the citizens of Grand Junction
do not meet the issue squarely and
measure up 10 the demands, reason
able demands, then the Sentinel miss
cs its predictions.
In nearly every church i'm the city
tomorrow services in the interest Of
the great movement will be held and
i'm the evening one of the biggest
mass meetings ever held i'm Grand
Junction will take place at the Park
opera house, to he addressed by
State Secretary Billhcimer, one of
the most aggressive, and prominent
Y. VI. &. A. workers i'm the west. He
will give an illustrated lecture that
will he interesting, entertaining and
profitable. IL will be a great day and
thousands of people will doubtless
hear the Y. VI. c. \. messages given
forth from the pulpits and at the
opera house by men who know where
of they speak.
The daily sentinel., 1907-03-02
order tho star bakery bread.

SUBSCRIBE 10 me Daily Sentinel.
Mrs George Klever. who has been
dangeriously IN for the past two
weeks. is decidedly better today and
her condition is now very oncourag-
ing.
Walter Hardy leaves Wednesday
of next week for Tonopah. Nevada.
TO join his parents, Master Mechanic
and Mrs. Hardy, who are now resid-
ing in Tonopah.
Franklin Rhone. son OF Attorney
and Mrs. Henry II. Rhone returns
home tomorrow from the state agri-
cultural college at Fort Collins hav-
Ing completed the short course in
the veterinary department. The
Young gentleman had a most success
fnl terms work at the college.
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