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Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1907-11-07
yENDUE.
Wednesday, Nov. ID, 1907

HORSES-No. /, gray mare years old.
good worker and driver No. 2, black horse and
good worker in single or double harness. this
pair make good team; No. g. bay horse years
old, will work or drive; shepard dog.
WAGONS AND FARMING UTENSILS
Cortland rubber tire buggy, nearly new; steel
express wagon, iron wheel farm wagon
/ cart. Osborne moving machine been used
but little / two horse Oliver chilled pillow. one
horse South Bend piows, Oliver chilled, middle
breaker, / Planet Jr. White potato digger !
Planet Jr., sweet potato digger, sweet potato
hitler, tive sweet potato hoe harrows, three
cultivators scratch harrow, III hot-bed SASH 8
spotting boards, lot single and double trees,
trace and breast chains.
HARNESS. double set heavy breeching
harness. in good ORDER double set hip strap
harness, in good order; set cart harness, 2 sets
buggy harness. one set nearly new, KniselFs
make, used but little; set hack harness.
HOUSEHOLD GOODS Colonial novelty
range with het water back, been used less than
one year; oil stove aad oven nearly new,
kitchen cabinet.
Sale TO commence at O'Clock p. m. sharp.
C0NDITi0NS-A credit of months will be
given on sums of $40 and over by giving notes
with approved security payable at the First
National Bank of Pausboro, bearing interest
from date. Less SANS cash.
Nothing to be removed until conditions are
complied with.
A. S. Mullen, Auct.
John Lodge. Clerk.
Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1907-11-07
DuBLi & SALE
Stock, & Farming Implements

STOCK dark bay horse. 10 years old, good
farm horse; sorrel horse, 10 years old good and
all right; good cows 5 and years old
WAGONS, Etc. DeHart shelving, | two
horse heavy wagon, market wagon, with pole
and shafts hack wagon, cutter, buggy, set
double harness, lot other harness.
ltwo-horse cultivator Cox cultivator. cult
vators. 2 two-horse plows, 2 one horse plows,
cut harrow, weeder, roller, white potato planter,
new; sweet potato diggers sled vine cutter,
moving machine, grind stone, p gallon porce-
liam boiler with heater, set wagon springs. corn
shelter, shell grinder lot strawberry crates and
boxes, patent balances, weigh $50 lbs. lot bar
rels, boxes, forks, rakes ,shoyeis and many other
articles,
100 blu hels corn.
Bedstead and mattress, cot bed and mattress.
lot chairs.
sale will commence at one o'clock sharp.
CONDITiONS-A credit OF nine months will
be given on all sums Of $40 and over by giving
note with approved security. payable in bank.
All sums under $40 cash at close of sale
ELIZABETH G. CRAIG.
A. s. Mullen, Actoneer; " Cowgirl, Clerk.
Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1907-11-07
Thursday, Nov. l4th, 1907
4 Head of Horses

head OF horses, bay horse years old, kind
and gentle and fearless OF all objects, perfectly
safe for a lady to drive; the other three horses
are kind, gentle and good work horses in all re.
speets Five young COWS. The cows will be
highly recommended on day OF sale. Seven fatt-
ing hogs will average $50 lbs. each day Of
sale
Ten fine pigs.
Farming Implements: 2 heavy wagons, iron
axle; l spindle do, mark ct do, with pole and
shafts buggy with pole and shafts. nearly
new; Portland sleigh and two straps OF bells, l
sod cutter, road cart nearly new, ! Acme har-
row. | smoothing do. l moving machine { Nc
Gormick] horse rake, drag marker, darnel
do, hay fork with block and rope complete. l
corn shelter, grindstone, stalk sled, set of
hay shelvings, / truck rigging, corn box and
sides, pair havy wagon springs, swill cart, j
portable boiler, % gallons l sausage grinder
and stuffer, lot Of log chains, trace chains. crow
bars, watering pots II bushel measure, e peck
do, 80 chicken eoops glazing machine, box
of glass for hotbed sash, key OF lead, 20 hot bed
sash, most OF them good as new.
300 truck baskets. lard press, set OF patented
balance, 400 lbs small set of lot of pork
tubs, lot OF iron, lot of hens nest, seed sower
for horse rake, phosphate drill. emery stone,
sixteen feet hog troughs, two horse plows 3
one-horse do, 7cultivators, including vine turn
ers; fallow harrow, Hewitt sweet potato
digger, Planet. Jr., do, and can creamery
Reed make.
Harness . set OF heavy harness, sets of light
single harr ess, one of them new; set OF double
carriage do, in good order set OF cart har-
ness, Collars brides, fly nets haIters, blankets
and lap robes OF different kinds, hoes forks,
shovels, rakes, scythes. sneeds, lot of bags of
different kinds 800 bushel of upland corn, 100
OTIS. of citron seed (shippers pride).
Household Goods and Kitchen Furniture
hot house stoves, 2 coal stoves, l range (Colum-
bia) l large heater stove, ! sitting room stove
No. II (Nobby) l bedroom stove, No. 10, | oil
heater, gasoline stove. large coffee g.inder.
eight day clock, churn, butter prints and scales
l table, mahogany sofa, buckets kettles, boil
ers, lard cans milk pans and many other artic-
les not mentioned
All of the above articles mhst be sold | am
compelled to quit farming on account of my
health and want to leave the farm as soon as
possible.
Sale to commence at IL O'Clock sharp.
Conditions made known on day of sale by
RICHARD DAWSON.
E. Usinger Auct.
John f. Truitt Clerk.
Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1907-11-07
LOCAL BRIEFS.

--Bibo's Jumbo cigars are better than ever
Miss Helen Jessup is spending month
with friends in Boston.
Special music was given at Christ
Church last Sunday evening.
Prof. Lsudtke has accepted position
at Annapolis as musical instructor.
Miss Flossie Kean OF Elmer has been a
recent guest of Miss Esther Hawn.
"A mask party was given on Saturday
by the Misses Margaret and Ada Feltman.
-Ths schools closed Tuesday night until
Monday, as the teachers are attending the
Institute, at Atlantic City.
james Clement received mark OF 81
per cent. in his examination for Sergeant of
Company at Camden, last Monday evening.
The i NJ. Green residence at Broad
land West German streets, has been rented
ito Mrs S. E. Paul.
boarding house.
DIR. W. II. Long, who has been in
Woodbury. number of times will be in
Green's Opera House, Thursday, Friday
and Saturday evenings.
On Sunday next, November 10, the
season opens for shooting rabbits, quail,
pheasants and squirrels, but the first
shooting day will be Monday.
Miss Anna Prescott Jordan will have a
sale of decorated, china on Tuesday, NOV.
II. at the Singer Room on Broad street.
Novelties III Cacissmas, and pins Of all
kinds
Mr.. Joseph n Justice ard Miss Maud
Handle, both Of this city were married in
Washington, D. G. last Wednesday After
their wedding trip they will reside on Cur
It's ave-
Thieves entered the home OF Irving j.
Cox, on Hunter street, Thursday evening
during the absence of Mr.. and Mrs. Cox,
and stole gold watch, chain and Iooket
and seven dollars in money
The entertainment entitled Japanese
Day. given by Miss Lucy Gladding's Sun
day school class in the Central Baptist
Church last Friday evening was unique
affair and neat sum was realized toward
their bond
The prizes given at the skating rink
las Thursday night were won BY the follow
ing persons: best dressed lady. Miss Laura
Eastlack bestdressed gentleman, Theodore
Cossaboon; N ost comic dressed lady, George
Hanselman, most comic dressed gentlemen n,
Robert Wilson.
Mr.. W. H. Walker of Philadelphia,
was thrown from wagon last Sunday after
noon, near the brick yards Of c. B Gum
and had leg broken. The horse became
frightened at an automobile and one of the
wheels caught in the trolley track and up
set the wagon, throwing out Mr.. Walker
and Mr. Gum Mr. Gum was uninjured
Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1907-11-07
Register Of Sales
PERSONAL PROPERTY

PERSONAL PROPERTY
Nov s-Joseph L. Bailey, near Paulsboro.
Nov. 9-David c. Tweed. near Williamstown
Nov. 9-Adjourned sale. M. H. Young. Pitman.
Nov u--0wen G. Stump,near Cooper's Station.
Nov 12-John B. Miller near Paulsboro.
Nov. 12-Prospect Station, John F. Truit, Baliff.
Noy. I3-F. Warrington Brown, near Paulsboro.
Nov. I4-Kean Bros at Mantua.
Nov. 14--Richard Dawson near Centre Square.
Nov. IA. A. Balenger. near 8atten's school
house
Nov. I6--John H shiveler. Mullica Hill.
Nov. I6th-Elizabeth G. Craig, near Paulsboro.
Nov l8-Geo NJ. Hubbard near Mullica Hill.
Nov. l9--G. G, Green. near Woodbury.
Nov. 2o-Personal property of Firman Abbott,
deceased, near Clarksboro.
Nov. 20-E b. Canard. Almonesson-
Nov. 2)-Joseph White, Jr. Mullica Hill, clear
ing out sale OF stock and implements OF two
farms
Nov 2l-James Hsggerty. between sewell and
Pitman.
Nov. 23-H. B. Shoemaker, Swedesboro.
Nov 25-Near Blaclwood, john B. Ward, Agt
Nov 26th-Ffed Lang, one mile from Woodbury.
Nov. 26th-Henry Paneoast, personal property,
near Swedesboro.
Dec. s-Henry Jones, between Bridgeport and
and Swedesboro.
Aa-For sales fully described see advertising
.eolumns of this paper.
Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1907-11-07
Is Head Horses & Mules
Consisting of the following:


One pair Kentucky bred mules, years old,
weigh about 200 pounds, formerlv of Eli Ken
dig stables OF West Philadelphia Were bought,
antee these mules sound and gentle and work
anywhere, and as fine mule team as any man
need want
One pair horses, Doc and Frank, chestnut sor-
rels perfect match team, 8 years old. weigh
about 2 500 pounds, guaranteed sound, kind and
gentle, work anywhere. and would make an eie-
CANT team for a banker to drive out on Sunday.
Anyone desiring the same will be the gamer by
attending this sale.
IL years respectively, extra good team. l
bay mare, years old. sound, kind and gentle,
work anywhere, and will road 10 miles an hour.
dark brown horse, Ben, sound Bnd will work
or drive bay mare, Lady q years old will work
or drive gray horse, II years old, sound and
gentle, will work or drive. extra heavy team,
John and Sagnbo, 10 years old the kind any man
can work black mare, IA years old, sound,
kind and gentle, will work or drive.
Two cows, Guernsey and Durham
1000 bushel more or less OF good yellow corn,
20 lbs. to the bushel
500 heaps of Germ st slks.
1000 baskets home grown seed white potatoes
of choice selected seed, consisting of Irish Cobb
Iers, Queen, Fortunes, Early Harvest of which
should have planted if had continued farm
ing. 40 acres of growing wheat in good condit
ion. 275 hot bed sash and rafters, bought new
this year and in good order.
Seed hot house, built new this year, holds 26
sash also pipes and Oak Forest stove No. 81 $50
bemlock boards, IL inches wide, 16 it,: lGo do ,
inches wide, l6 feet, all new this year. use
them in my cold frame beds, but put them under
cover rs soon as the plants were removed. 2
spotting boards So in spoilers.
Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1907-11-07
Farming Implements, etc.

-Four 2-horse wagons and two. horse truck
sheIvings, all in good order; two-horse mark
ct wagon, far cart built by W. n. Myers, at
Swedesboro this year; cart built by VIM Evan,
used two years good as new: buggy in good
repair. road cart, set OF hay shelvings, 0s-
borne moving machine Osborne horse rake.
Osborne hav tedder. L Osborne cut harrow all of
the sc bought new and are IN good condition; 2
Robbins potato planters, new this year, the
other in good order; ? Aspinwail sprayers,l new
this year the other in good order, both v III spray
Bordeau mixture / Iron Age potato digger. new
last year; l. o. X. Champion potato digger in
good order iron roller nearly new manure
spreader, / one horse tread power, 2 two horse
wheel cGltiyators. ! double Syracuse riding pillow.
4 two-borae Syracuse plows. No 2, 3,Dne- horse
plows, nearly all new this year; Hoffman
markers, walking gang piow, Decker u AXE; j
sweet potato rideer Decker make. sweet po-
tato harrows, Decker make; smoothing har
rows 2 frame faliow hafrows If hoe harrows,
corn coyerer, with onion wheel attachments 60
spike tooth harrows, 5 Spangler fertilizer drills,
one new this year turnip cutter. Pennsylvania
make corn shelter, sled Holman make, for
cutting sws ct potato vines different kinds 81
weeders in good order ! set log holsters, crib
house sundries, lot OF forks, sllovels and hoes,
sets OF punches and tongs, sweet potato vine
cutters, swee potato sealpers, lot OF ice hooks
and t0ngs, sets OF double swing ieIrees, lot OF
single trees, lot COW chains, trace chains, drag
chains sets double harness. some OF these are
extra good; 2 sets single harness. set cart har-
ness. Is good irish collars. lot hyuets lot horse
blankets, 10 forty quart milk cans,8 twents quart
milk cans, 200 pounds OF Blue stone, and ether
things too tedious 10 mention; the corn, corn-
stalks and seed potatoes will be sold from the
crib house and we want to get out of there by u
o'clock sharp so we can get through chicken
house. q lot OF chicken coops.
The sale will be positive and she goods sold
for the high dollar. as will have no further use
for them. also wish to announce that beginn-
ing January + 1908. and after will be connected
with the well-known clothing house Of Wanna
maker & Brown, Oak Hall, 6th and Market ST.,
Philadelphia.
sale TO commences at 70 o'clock sharp,
Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1907-11-07

STOCK-One black mare Jennie I0years
old last spring, sound and gentle, will work
anywhere not afraid OF anything, extra good
farm horse: dark bay horse, Ted, = years old
of ail objects q good roader. ] COW makes 81
lbs. of butter when fresh, good family COW.
[ Duroc-s ersey boar will weigh about POI lbs, a
grandson OF Goodyear Tom one Of the best
Duroc-Jersey bears in the United States; 2 sows
with pigs each, second litter will be weeks
old by day of sale; fine shoats, Of them pure
Daroc- Jerseys,
IMPLEMENTS-on shelving wagon, viii
stow 1876 baskets; 2-horse market wagon. will
stow &c baskets has new 2l9 insh rim and tire
make, good; Jaeger wagon one-horse wagon,
MeC ,rmick mower, Wood horse rake, tongueless
disc borrow, been used one season; Hallock
weeder, used one season; Bateman marker with
covering atsachment, 1907 model Batennan Iron
Age riding cu3tivator Riggs sliding gang pillow,
new; Advance fertilizer drill two 2-horse plows,
South Bend and Imperial; large A harrow,
small harrow, one-horse pillow, Diamond har-
row, 8 cultvators, Iron Age | sweet potato
machine, | corn shelter. hay cutter both new;
l machine knife grinder, barrel truck Iron
Age new and inclu les ears for ba .rels; horse
radish cutter, hay fork and puilies. COM
bined Iron Age seed and fertilizer drill.
good tool for market gardeners; Iron Age
seed drill, Iron Age garden plow 6 sweet
potato hoes, potato drags, 2 sets double har-
ness, set cart harness. trace aud breast chains,
sing.erees do lblesrees eveners, rakes, hoes
horse hoe attachment, Jewellers, point, steel
bolts, ropes aud several things too numerous to
mention.
Abe ut 20 bushels of corn maybe more.
Sale to commence at o O'Clock, p 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 at close of sale.
JOHN B. WARD.
Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1907-11-07
Personal Property

STOCK-Three horses, one being a good pac-
er; one good young family COW.
WAGONS and IMPLEMENTS-One DeHart
truck shelving. one truck shelving with top and
brake complete; hay shelving, 3 heavy wagons,
runabout carts, Goth century manure spYea Ter,
nearly new Robinson potato planter, with ini-
provenent for plant sg peas and beans; now
ing m lchine,2 Baternan gang piows, l weeder /
sws e. potato hilier,4 two horse plows. Syracuse
p ows. 2 Bis ell p'ows. Darnell markers ma
chine for laying up sweet potatoes. potato gger,
vine cutter, 3 horse scratch harrow iron frame;
hoe harrows, cut harrow, large white oak wat
er c S. hoes, scytnes, mattocks, picks. crowbars
forks and shoy els, 2 double harpoon forks and
blocks, ropes, grDdstoie, parisgreen gun, ferti
lizer drill, 100 hot bed sash. nearly News rafters
and frames 2 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 AND9 SEEDS-Abo three
tons of hay, crab grass and corn fodder mixed.
lot o. good corn fodder, funds OF best early
Sparks tom alto seeds,2 bushel Rocky Ford Ciiron
seed, IQquarts watermelon seed, bushel sugar
corr seed. 30 bushels Of corn.
HOUSEHOLD GO0DS-0ne good cook stove
New GLOBE four burner gasoline stove one
! antique card table, antique table, side board.
fourteen foot extension table, single bedstead,
cross legged table creamery, churn. butter prints
lot of barrels baskets chicken coops and many
other articles too numerous to mention.
Sale to commence at IL O'Clock, noon, and will
be positive.
days on amounts OF SO 90 and upwards.
ERNEST REDFIELD.
Attorney.
Chas. N. Bell, Clerk
b. +. James. Anetioneer.
Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1907-11-07
PUBLIo SALE OF
Stock, and Farming Implements

BY virtue OF q Chattel Mortgage, executed by
Isaac Justice to William FL. Springer dated jan
uary 30, A. D., 1908, and fled in the office of the
Clerk of the County of Gloucester. on January
81, A. D., 1908, and upon which default has been
made, will expose for sale at public vendue,on
Tuesday November IL, 1907,
At the residence OF Isaac Justice, on the road
leading from Prospect Station to Swedesboro,
and is the farm Of William HI. Springer. the
following property mortgaged. viz;
Three good horses, cows, breeding sows,
buggy, market wagon, 1.spring wagon, PLAN
tation wagons, l cart. sets bottom boards and
sides, sets truck rigging, horse rake, now
ing machine, 2 two-horse plows, one horse
pillow, fallow harrow, 2 hoe harrows. | potato
harrow, l corn marker. ! Darnell marker, |
wheel barrow, grindssone,4 sets chain harness,
sets Icarrage harness, | set cart harness,
brides, collars, sets nets, sets half chain
traces, 2 sets 7 chains, sets swingletrees, 4
blankets, one pair skivers, 2 briar hooks, 2
scoop shovels, forks, 3 sand shovels. manure
forks, two scythes and sneaths 8 hoes, two set.
ting-out machines, one grnbbing hoe, one pick,
ana three water barrels.
Sale to commence at o'clock, p. m.
4 CONDITIONS--A credit of ten months will be
given on sums of ten dollars and upwards by
giving a note with approved security, bearing
interest from date, payable at the Farmers and
Mechanics National Bank of Woodbury.,
JOHN F. TRUITT,
E. Usinger, Auct III Bailff.
Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1907-11-07
DuBLIC SALE

Will be sold at Public Sale at the residence OF
the subscriber, on the road from Pros
pect Station to Swedesboro, about
mile from the former place, on
the late Chas Davenport
farm, on
Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1907-11-07
Personal Property

sTOCK-One good heavy horse, one black
mare GO young hens, ducks.
UTENSILS-0ne good cart one l-horse wag-
on. horse shelvinge. one horse market wagon.
wheelbarrow, dirt scoop, cutharrow, marker
one-horse pillow, diamond tooth harrow, hoe
harrows sweet potato digger, sweet potato mark
err go hot bed sa ID & rafters stack salt hay,i ten
good timothy hay, $50 bushel corn. 81 heaps
stalks lot strawberry crates, 300 truck bass cts
boxes barrels, chicken coops hoes, shoyels, forks
chains vine turners shaerers set cart harness, sst
heavy harness, collars brides, double and single
lines, early tomato, egg plant and other seeds.
Other articles too numerous to mention
Sale to commence one O'Clock Sharp.
Conditions made known day of sale.
EUGENE L. CUNARD.
Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1907-11-07
VENDuE.
Saturday, Nov. 18th, 1907
all tile following described
PERSONAL PROPERTY

THREE HORSESHOE sorrel mare, II years
old, sound, good to work or drive single or
double. fearless of autes or steam cars; / bay
horse, II years old, good to work or drive. fear
less of steam and automobiles; ! bay mare, 4
years old, extra good worker.
THREE HEIFERS-l two.year old Guernsey
stock, yearIing Hostein. Jersey and Dur
ham These heifers have been selected from
extra good cows.
100 HEAD OF HOGS, SHOATS AND PIGS,
Poland China s+ock-7 sows with pig with
pigs by their side, large seed hog. snaail do,
extra good stock fat hogs ready to kill, CD
shoats ranging from rs to us lbs. 10 pigs 3
weeks old. This stock is healthy and in good
growing condition, having been raised on the
place. and anyone wanting good stock should
not miss this opportunity as they are to be sold.
WAGONS AND IAIPLEMENTS-l two-horse
heavy wagon finch tread; l truck shelving
with brake and springs, buggies, Bateman
potato planter, cut harrow on wheels made by
Superior Drill Co., good as new; cider press in
good order. ] Manns green bone cutter, been
used very little, Acmeharrow, cultivators, l
yellow pine watering trough, 16 feet long, !
grindstone, ! set of breeching harness good as
new; 10 DTS, Shippers Delight citron seed, 10
Earana tomato seed These seeds have been
sared from extra good stock.
Sale to commence at l2.3) O'Clock p m. sharp
COND TIONS-A credit of months will be
given on sums of $40 and upwards by giving
note with approved security, payable in bank;
under SO cash at the close of sale.
JOHN Fl. SHIVLER.
Elwood Usinger, Auctioneer
O. w. Elkinton, Clerk.
Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1907-11-07
Stock and Farm Utensils

sTock-l bay mare, IL years. a irst-elass ami
NAL !; / bay horse, u years old, good and all
right; gray horse. IL ears old gray mare,
10 years old 8 COWS, fattening hogs, 100 hens
so half-grown chickens. HAY-6 tons of clover
and timothy hay, tons of timothy hay, ton
second crop clover.
uTENstLs-I truck shelving, made by Cox
and Bro can't be beat; carriage, spindles, 2
heavy wagons, 2 carts. l spring wagon, carries %
baskets ; sets double heavy harness, set light
harness. sets cart do. Il double set driving har-
ness, moving MAJ hines, horse rake, / Darneli
marker. Stewart MARKER 2 hay shelvIngs,
portable boiler pows, harrows smoothing har-
row hoes forks and shoyes chains, traces,
wheel barrow, wagon holster, 100 truck baskets,
swingIe trees, double and single: inch spotting
board. l three inch board, Il inch board corn
81 oilers, hay fork, rope and blocks, seed sower.
water pots, mole trap. potato setting out ma
Chimes cook stove, hot house stoves, lot of
pipe hay letter, chicken coops lot of articles too
tedious to mention, ls0 hot bed sash 10 good or
der 200 bushel corn.
REAL ESTATE
At . o'clock will offer the farm for sale, con-
tanning SIS 10 acres OF land in good state OF cui
tvation. The improvements are a ten room
house, nearly new barn, crib house. wagon
sheds, potatoe house. This farm is well worth
the attention Of any one wanting farm.
This sale will begin at one O'Clock sharp.
This sale will be positive as / have bought
another business.
CONDITIONS--A credit of nine months will
be given sums over Si0,iaterest after 90 days:
less sums cash JOHN b. MILLER.
A. 8. Mulin, Auet.
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For Sale.

RARE OPPORTUNITY IN THE HOTEL
business--On account OF the III health
OF the proprietor. offer for sale at
bargain to q quick purchaser the
good will and furnishings Of
rooms, situated in one Of the best
towns in the Valley OF Virginia. The
entire furnishings are brand-new, and
first class in every respect, with cleo
trio lights. steam heat, private paths
is splendidly located. widely and
favorably known, and has valuable
patronage Apply, at once, to j. N
DAVIS, Woodstock, Va