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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1908-01-10
mnutnnu.
GDartaI brcnSt GuI6crtiou.

Nparfai prGrof Snlbcrttpn. Sen
Ste os. uobrso Der SlO / gpanS Su.
tel | Gnlbertion, og bette tiaieemeo
Ell HeItaurant, to Salooner, GuIbert-
ions Department Store, Sarmers &
Wferdants 8anf, en- 2eieItalb % flere
andre 5orretninser, Jolt ct belt Soar.
tai, nebbr9note. Meget Tibet al oct
brGnote par aSinreret. Sor at be-
grPnoie Sloen bar ma nsbt til at
BRUCE 9pnamit, og grploiionen beraf
fmiite n9iten aIe @utifspinouer |
9pcn. Gulbcrtion bar $500 Snobpg.
gere % err GountpiGoet for Snlcp
Gountp | ben norObeitlige Del af
Statem.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1908-01-10
Bar fra Worbrob

gar ira Iorbrab. aor fort 9io
iioen berctteoes fra Giefinjon, q. O.,
at en- iirla Mano peo Ram SnspaIb
Sonnrcn bar blepen orGbt ! NGrbe.
ben at fin Claim, 20 Dill fra nrpnte
gp. Get oplpies M, at SngpaIo
Scmrcn bar fra @oorbeab, bpor ban
bar flere SI9gtninge. San par "a
Gar gammeI. bar GorncIig % arbeio.
icm og man tror, at Der forcIigser
ct Morb. Siset ifiiIbe brinses til
Moorbeao for at begrapes.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1908-01-10
Oct norife SeIifab.

Get er ptltnot bare "oet norife Gel.
fab" blanot De norife Sorenineer,
iom isger at fremme arapet for bill.
henoe norif arnit Der / 2anoet.
Oct norife Selifab bar oerfor mo.
iat en- Riiieumsfomitee paa s Iano,
iom blanot anoet bar til Sperp at
gisre norif &unit befienot; men Tibet
er giort | iaa Senieenbe. S Sorbin.
helie bermeb itaar 8ergeIanosfomi.
teen, iom opfatter fit arbeioe iom en-
afoeling al Miiieumsarbeioet.
Senne bar foreiat Zig at labe os
beroper fna en- Del al ben itore norife
giaeobugser, @,iitab giseIanb, iom
biotil bar p9ret os en- noget fremmeb
gerion. 90 90 bi / oenne Suletib
bar p9ret minbet ON &irfen ItGrfere
emo eIlers | slaret, tror ieg, BET bill
bore paa fin Elabs at n9one 8ise.
Iaubs Sorbinbelie tiieo Den pr9gtig-
ite 8irfebpgnins, fom norife Sanoer
bar reiit, nemIig 9cmfirfen | Sronb-
biem. Sg ieg tager mig BEN Sribeo
at beIpie 9iaeobueserens Sitting
meo ct llbbrag AT en- Ifbanbling,
Tom Den norife 4linitfritifer Sens
SbiiS bar ffrepet / set ipenife Sios.
ifrift "Sro OBJ Bills" fra 1904:
Oct bar p9ret ct SpsrgsmaaI,
boorpibt set bar bGret til 8apn cler
Sfabe eQer aanife ligegplbigt for Si-
aelanos egen Stil, at ban | De iioite
slar bor tp,inset Jig | en- flor Spea-
pes Siencite at uofsre beforatipe ar'
beioer / en- fremmeo %paatpungen Stil.
Siffet er oct | etbpert Salo, at oenne
Spaape alorig fltnoe blipe la9t / be.
ore SGnoer, og alorig bar Ell 8unit.
ner meS beore Selo formaoet at ififte
Sormens Sam, emo @iseIanb / fine
9omfirfesS igurer.
OF Sen 3ieoom paa mibbeIaIberIig
Sfulptur, Tom eugang imptteoe
ESronobiems 9omfirfe, er fln en-
ganife lioen % mesen forfommen
IeIt tiIbage. Mcn iaa ppperlige er
enfeIte al oisie 9otbiife giaeobugger'
arbeioer, at DC neppe er beore at ie
paa nogen miOoclaloerig Spgning,
Tom bar fin SfuIptlir | gebolo. en
Statlie Tom Sobuunes Statien paa
9omfirfeuS @citfaiaoe giper Waal
for oet bsieite, iom MiboeIoloerens
giaeofunIt bar naaet | aanofulo og
ieniibeI SfisnbeSSItr4ben.
% meo Ilig Sfulptir par engarg
benue &irfe opcrIaaet. Nn oa Den
eicnreiies, efter iottig 2eiligbeo | lin
pprinoeliee Sfiffelie, biroe BET 10
oeiaa bore mnntpaaliggenoe timer
meIiespiS at al Sfulptlrren oens op'
~rinbeIige IIabS I ben sienreilte aa'
tbebrul. Icn 6orraaoet al saumel
Sfulptur Itrpffcr life longt: ct So
neo biit, Ell SoouO her, ct balpt Su'
lin bopeoIsie oQ moleitereoe Statne'
~torioer oa IL uogenIinbe %pelbepareoe
Ieaemsitore StQurer - oct er Oct
belle.
Ga benne Saiooe, iom engane bar
rpret prpbet mcO ca. 60 legemsltore
Statuer foriloen flere fisrrrige, ltore
&elieiier. 90 0iSie Saarne % Sas'
renoer, Tom bar n9ret franlet al
panSippenoe Gbimarer, bette pragt'
~operlpsieoe Seititib, iom bar pGret
flGbt meS HeIieifer, bpor Der bare
Iepneoes Ell SIoNc melem gnerne %
DC Ispbugneuoe S~silebooer. Serne
riae 4prbue meo oe giennembruote
gabnineer, iom M itaar gabenoe
tomme, men iom engang bar p9ret
nSfpIot al lesemSItore Statnerl
Sppr ianot man gpnen til at er.
itatte Oct table? 09nse biaIp man
iis Tom man beoit funoe meo acpicr
% iimple Stenbnascrprooufter. bpor
man life iom paa alteret, ! acrbnen,
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1908-01-10
alnrb gakptu.

GH nbsbasslis Stillins. ;. 8ooS.
torb Ban, ION Dor paa i'm Sarm ipS
Tor @iliston bar iorleoen uSiat for
ct epentpr, iom ban piitnof bar
@rimb til at erinOre. San bar oIenc
paa 5armen, bo baus Suno iaIoi
neo Srsnoen pg ba beruc firbencoc
aamernt bar BAN mcgct fiGr, be.
lIiitteoe ban at ire iig ucS / 9rsnben
% freIie Sunben. yr. 9lap aif alt.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1908-01-10
n. ". Collier, Gen. Mgr, AMERICAN HARROW CO., 77s Hastings St, Detroit, Mcl
gifariereoe. siaaeren (tiI en-

@%ifariereoe. Siseeren (tiI Ell
Dame, Der bar gipet BAN en- Mpnt)
~ Mang Eat, Sruel
9amen (forbauiet): - @en Sc
fan 10 tale. Saa ben gIafat, De
bGrer paa grpitet, itaar 10, at 9e er
bspituml
Sisgeren: = Samen oct er heller
life mig, Der err ospitim; ieg pifari.
erer blot for en- anbenL iom er oct.
9arnen: - Snor er ban oa benne?
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1908-01-10

SnaS for Suien beIiteete @ris.
linger er oct for en- @eoaIie on bre.
tier Dig meo paa 9rpitet, 722
Oct er Den 9r9miemeoaIie, Sr.
Seitnant, iom atte aiia pors tog paa
uoittllingen | &reitian iiomor.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1908-01-10

Siggeren: - San GIT ben for at
bore gogtparaoen - ban gaar aItio
og praler al at ban foritoar fig iaa
iiomerfet paa @uiif.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1908-01-10
pues beIbreset { Q NJ "a aaes.

Ed,e Ointment aaranfcres al firere tpert I'll,
frloe al ilsenbe. biiube blsoenbe tner frcmffaaenbe
Wiles i6 I'll II 7aae eler ttItaaebetaic Iruseuc. SOC
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1908-01-10

eens "ssssras.ssasn~ III sIssi % senns'
I BET earnIe eano.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1908-01-10

3 parnrt geir b9noer bet at sarpepucrn bliper for bIgo pa atper
fra is for mesen sarpe. 8 faa 5dfRIoe naa enbel af ben pperHg.
bse 5arpe iuses op Deb SiaIp at ct Stptte 5r9tpapir, euer man
Ton bialpe fg nneb ct Stptfe Gpspupir.
On sarpepuee pl bare / Here Var. Stuloe bent 2sbet af to
ener tire @ar bIine npset for tor, iaa fan man blot brpppe pa en-
Sraabe elncerin % ben pl bIipe Iie iaa COB ipn M igien.
Saar man life spSt afrpt ben isrfe Gang, iaa iprisa tatn.
Sat stenrpeet habt uo paa 9apiret, euer iGt ben enc SIDE uso
FORT, o. brus ben alaaoe, iom pasier bebft. Srpt buerten for baaroi
euer for lgt.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1908-01-10
OLE
GUNNIsoN, sANpETE CO.,
UTAH, u. s. A.
st iaabant "Sutiit" ieuOes iom Yremie neb Slaoet for ct gar
Notwithstanding % iern Gents crtra til at beale
YSnrtn Hnnnnlnt M 9nAnafniun
yorto, Goupolnt % Snopafnala.

Spis life bet fube gesb 81. 80 inbknbes, ol en- Sr9mh6us blpe fem
ifebafur Mapnefemlpel. @riarins bar lart cs at ri life fan Fnoe Iapnefemp
meo 8labet for $1.25.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1908-01-10

Der ropes MI til alle Horf.ameri'
fanere: 9iI on bore meo at itatfe
giaeIanbs @ereelanositatlle Ell
Slabs Der | 2anoet? 8. i.
The new South-news., 1908-12-05
WHY 1T SUCCEEDS.
Because Its For One Thing
Only, and Ellisville Peo-
pie Appreciate This.

Nothing can be good for every
thing.
Doing ono thing well brings snc-
GEES.
Dom 5 Kidney Pills do one thinp
only.
They onro sick kidneys.
They cure backeche every kidney
III.
jacob White. living 1T 10l, Tip
ton st., Hastiesburg. Miss, says
II used Coan's Kidney Hills and
am glad to say that they proved OF
great benefit 70 me. suffered
from Kidney trouble for n long time
and though ] ried great number
OF remedies, | seemed unable 10 get
relief, My back was very weak
and painful, and was Obliged TO
r'se often during the night on nc.
count OF tho frequent action of the
kidney soarst,ons' Doan's kidney
H,lls went At once 70 the sen. Of my
trouble and II was not lolg before
all the distressing symptoms mad
bcen cradicatcd, Iprnise this rem
edy 1T every opportunity
Plenty more proof like this from
Ellisville people. Call at Il. J.
Wards Drug store and nsk what
customers report.
For sale bs al. dealers. Price DOC
Foster. .Milburn Co., Buffalo, New
York, sole agents for the United
Ftates.
Remcmber thu nnme-Doan's s.
and take no other.
The new South-news., 1908-12-05
''THE TRAITOR"
A STRONGER PLAY THAN
BOOK.
Play Surpasses Novel In In
terest, Intensity and Power

Thomas Dixon Jr's., latest novel
OF his Reconstruction trilogy, The
Traitor, wed with ''Tns Clans
man. in popularity amongst the
reading public, and II ia till a tre-
mendous seller although it's over n
yenr old. The play founded on this
novel, which Is the JOINT work of
channiog Pollock and Mr. Dixon. il
however a hundred umes stronger
thar the rovel. W hile the charac-
tcrs and chef incidents are for the
pirst part the same, the story Is
much moro Elective in i.s dramatic
form. In other words IL ia story
that1s intensely dramatic from be
ginning 10 end. Then again the
play offers opportunities for the In
PRODUCTION of new ideas which need
tnc pictorial presentation OF the
stage for their power to bo utilized
to the fullest extent The novel has
been good foundation but the sup.
erstructure of the play Is after an
the real point of interest. As Ham
let said, "fhc play 's the thug, " and
1t far surpisses the novel IN int resi-.
intensity aud power. la fact. view.
ed as play, "Vhe Traitor Is far
more Elective than THE Clansmen'
Tor 1T tells n more daamatic story.
the two plays arc indeed the clns-
sizes Of the South, and as one is sup
Elementary to the Other, all who
saw and joved The ansman'
VIII naturally be eager to see It's
sequel. 'lhe Traitor will be the
attraction az the Auditorium. Hat
hrsbu'r, Dec. l2th. Matinee and
night Matinee prices poe 5oc-ssc
-$l.o0. Night 5cc-s5c
81 ,0o--tl 80.
The new South-news., 1908-12-05
An Ordinace.

An Ordinance to contract The corro.
sato limits ct the City OF Eilisyiile,
Miss., by excluding from lhe corpc.
ratio limits Of said City. the S " /
of 5 + of Sec. 81, : Il, 12west aud
To extend aaid corporation hmits $,
as 10 embrace the $ Il / Of NE4oi
\ + l ot Sec 3 t. 7. R.lswesr.
bs Il orjair,d by the Mayer ard
Roaraof Alderman Of tho CITY Of p
hsvills. Misiss,ppi:
Ssc.-l That he corporate limits ~
the City OF kiiisvillc. Mnss.. be CON-
tracted SO as astaexclnde tnersfrom RI, f.
S.W 81 + OF Sec. sT7R,o wes,
and mat the corporate limits be ,x
'ended so as TO include the : EiotN
+ t OF \ L Of Sec. STIR west
sec --rnat The said City of Fl,s.
vile. stall hereafter include ana on,
brace within the limits of the cornors
uon the following territory: Allofsac.
uors 4 4, excep, the 5 OF Slc.x
sud the \ 4 OF Ei ofNs o,
Sec. 3 tt r IL wes'. ais, to embrace
the ) + of Ter OF Sec. 5r7R,s
wes', the \ " o' n " and VA Of
\ + Of n " OF Sec ior7R
Sections So sni sRia wes-. ex
ccpt the N h ! and the !; 4ofS Elc.
5 + I Sec. 81 rs Il IL wesr.
Sec. rhas ,his Or6irarce shs,,
os n fierce ara effect thirty DAYS
'ee -. 'sf-sge rtd approval. ard A.
ter ''s r.hhcau"n according to law.
Acop'eo escticr ~ ssc'ion and 90
wno'e and approved, This dec. The
LEI l"Ns, Is Y. WALTERS. Ms,or
Astes'; I. A. TlNNON, city CLERK
The new South-news., 1908-12-05
Pine Grove Dots.

A great day nt Pine Grove was
last Thnrsday aud also Friday A
public debate wns held among the
High School pupils and those who
heard i, say that IL was good. Mu~.
ic furnished by the string band.
Perhaps the greatest sermon ever
heard by Pine Grove school chill
dren Was delivered at the school
houae last Friday, Nov. 27,h. by
Rev. Bryan S,mmons. OF brandon,
Mtss. He frat talked TO the school
children, and then preached our
annual Thanksgiving scrsnons Al
ter two hours rest. he delivered one
OF the most strikine sermons on
"some ThinRs thnt will be Lacking
In He'll" The school children were
very we'll prepared for Tnanksgiv-
ing. wearing their colors. aud a
nice song service was furnished by
Piue Grove teachers aud boys and
Rirls. People who visited the sch ooI
seemed to be in high spirits over
their school on the hilltop. We be.
Iievc that our school will be suc-
rssa II II goes on ns IL has begun.
Enrolment Of ll2 and more coming
IN every day. II has been doing
nicely thus session.
SUN SuINK.
The new South-news., 1908-12-05
Alison Crosby, Aged Citizen
Of Jasper County, Meets
Death in Forest Fire

A special TO the Times Democrat
from Laurel says;
Forest dres. which have
hecn ragipR extensively .hroughou,
Jones and adjoining counties during
thS past few weeks. claimed another
victim IN the person OF Alse Crosby
= we'll to-do and prominent farmer
OF the Bay Springs neighborhood,
north Of here.
With several neighbors. he was
nkhtinR back the dres which were
throAentnR his homestead His
CLOTHES caught tire and he taught hy
himself until he WAS over come hy
the heat and exertion and burned to
death.
The new South-news., 1908-12-05

Mira. Celia Langford, an inmate of
OF the county poor house. died Fri q.
day. Nov. a7th, aged 80 years. She
was member of the Baptist church
and died full OF hope, ani endured
her 'llness with great Christian for.
titude.
The new South-news., 1908-12-05
Special Notice

Notice "a hereby given that all the
members Of the Farmers Union of
Jones County a,c called to meet ut
h'l'svIlle, Miss, on Friday Decem-
Der ii. TO transact business of i'm.
portance TO the Union.
WALTER {. Boiler,
Member County Executive Com.
The new South-news., 1908-12-05
/ DUNAC|N- WHITAKER CO.
Jones County Teachers Meet

: The Jones County Teachers A..
sociation convened ut Laurel, Sat
urday at 10 O'Clock with prtsden
/ Hiram Powell ia the chair.
/ Supt. r. II. Watkins Of the CIT,
schools with his excellent cc~ps of
teachers lad everything IN rea1l-
ness Tor the coming OF the teachers
Of the iuraI schools and quite early
IN the day they began to ufrive
The early trains from EllIsvllle. So
so, sandersvillo and Ovett broug h,
large crowds 10 attend the meeting.
The county contiguous TO Laurel
hed Its full strength who reached
the city overland by private convey
ance. OF the 100 and odd teachers
IN the county more than 80 were
present.
The first thing to greet the visitor
was q splendid exhibition of worl,
done IN the primary grades cf the
city schools which had been arrane-
etk Tor their instruction. The Ioca
tetclers took special interest in
Slowing the merits OF the work and
nv how and the whv it should be
~ ADDITION Oh this splendid trea,
~ /lse visiting teachers class work
VII done by Misses Stone and Erwin
IN Fiother Tongue and IN English
Grn mmar. Eoch teacher had her
class present and the renl recitation
given in the presence Of the teach
ers was most helpful and ins,ruc-
1--WE. tt was clearly shown that
Raading. Spelling, and Mother Ton.
eue whloh subjects constitute the
pupil 5 course in Ei gli~h, could nne
shbu'd be taught us one branch. Il.
thss way q great deal If time would
be. saved 90 the teacher of the rura
schools.
Hiss Austin ard Nh. T., B. Graves
each IN turn read two most excel
lent papers on the value of written
tests and The Rurai School Probl,,m
As | See Il Tho suggestions offer
ed on these subj cts by tieso most
estirnable teachers were both timely
and Instructive. For want Of time
cllpp. Walirup reiralned from Civ
irs his talk on how a Suprenten-
dent may improve his teaching
f1tnr.
Bat the half has not been told
Your CORE spondent can not express
~ terms OF symbolic language the
interest and enthusiasm shown hv
those rr. sent IN the work nlready
dose. And when SUPP. Watkins
ar,euuceed ,hnt lunch had beer
prepared for nil present and they
would be served while they wait.
ed the educational Thermometer
rose dan geroussy near The "bplllng
point. In . few minutes all has
settivl down to business thorough
~ crj ,ying the repast thus served
by the Laurel teachers.
Al tle conclusion Of lunch Plu.
G NJ JensiIs, OF $3.50, moved
Vots,o of thanks to the local ieachsrs
:. 7 his sp'erd.d ntsrtainment a,
'heir hands. The proposition was
sanctioned by rising
vote.
Prin. Ira. {. Giimcr. Of the Laurel
N'gh School gave most instructive
talk on the value and kind Of Field
Day sports already arranged for bv
the Executive Committee. These
sports are as follows; A hundred
yard dash. n running broad jump.
Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1908-01-30
VENDuE.
win be sold at public sale, on
Wednesday, Feb. 5th, 1908
AT RIoHw GOD, n. J..
All the following
Stock, & Farming Implements

STOCKS bay horses. Emma, years. sound
and gentle in al harness. as good mare as
any body owns; Lady, II years old, sound, gentle
and kind, this pair is good team; Charlie, 10
years old, sound good worker and driver. 8
cows, all close springers. This is a good lot of
cows, mostly raised by myself. / young Shep-
herd dog. IL shoats
HARM ESS-One set double breeehing har-
ness, W last June, made by Eggie; sets
dounle harness. set carriage harness. set cart
harness lot collars, lines and brides, sets fly
nets.
IMPLEMENTs-on good two-horse wagon,
4-inch tread; l good Defiart shelving, u cut
under, will stack 100 back cts; good cart, buggy,
good milk wagon, sleigh and bel 8, hay sheiv-
ing, carriage pole. good Bateman potato Dig
ger. has not dug over % acres; | sprayer for
for spraying trees. Mccormick moving machine
in good order, Mccormick horse rake in goo1
order, Yves der, l wheel corn pl W in good or
der, corn shelter, fan mill, Acme cut harrow, L
ridger | sweet potato digger, good Syracuse
plows, 8 Gu tlvators, | sweet potato harrow with
vine turner. iron harrow, steel tooth failow
harrow. Hoffman marker fodder cutter, l
turnip cutter Lesget arts green gun. stalk
sled log holsters, cant hook. 2 log eh ins, drag
chains, pair trace chains, sets chains, lot
COW chains double harpoon hay fork, bioe k
and rope. good hay knife. 10 truck baskets, lot
berry crates. .rks, shovels hoes, drsgs, puncher
and ts ngs 2 sets two. horse eveuers three horse
evener, lot swingletrees clevis maui and 3
wedges, ladder, water casks. water dipper. lot
grain bags lot fertilizer bags. lot old iron lot
boxes aud barrels cross. cut saw, broad AK and
post dog 10 forty-quart milk cans twenty at
milk cans, bushel measure, half bushel mea
sures, half peck measure, hog trough horse
trough made OF inch plank; forty gallon iron
boiler. 20 hot-bed sash and rafters swirl cart,
Champion grain drill, gravel bottom and Sides
body FIR heavy wagon, and many other ar
tices not mentioned, milk cooler and milk
pals
40 BUSH Is corn tons good mixed hay
HOUSEHOLD GOODS - stoves. l Laura
heater, coal stoves, / wood heater, 5 cane seat
Q airs rocker, lot sIovs pipe. cross leg table,
bench. churn. butter box with ic attachment,
butter tub with ice cooler, hanging iaaap. but
ter tray and print. lard press sausage grinder,
scales and weights desk, sewing machine
sale to commence It II 30 sharp and will be
positive as have rented my farm
CONDITIONS made known at sale by
w. r. MADARA. s
3. r. James. Auct.
g. w. Eikinton, Clerk.
Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1908-01-30
Personal Property

STOCK-One pair large mules 10 years old
extra last walkers gentle and good workers;
one roam horse, coming years old sound and
gentle; nice shOatS.
w GONs-One full cut-under truck shelving.
made by DeHart, capacity $50 baskets good as
new; hack wag N, Portland sleigh and bells
HARM E5s-iWo set double work harness.
made by Eggie; S doub e carriage harness,
made by kggie, in good order; collars brides,
lines. halters, fiy-nets. etc
OPN-z03 bushels of corn. 70 lbs to the bushel
MACHINERY AND lMPLEM ENTS-TSvo now
ing machines one nearly new: Ga hay rake
Tiger hay tedder Columbia wheat drill with
fertilizer attachment, Robbins potato pla ter
Watson high pressure spfayer suitable for field
or orchard nearly new. Haines marker two
horse syracuse plow, South Bend plow new
one wooden frame fall5w harrow Iron Age rid
ing cult1vabpr, 3 one-h0rSe cultivators pig box
apple grinder sweet pOtato digger. grindStOne
sWIil cart and barrel. Ltggett Paris gre II gun
lot Paris green sitteIS. posi- hole digger eveners
and swingletrees trace, tee and other chains
lot rope and rope lines. scythe and sheath PICK
Starr Incubator. capacity 24s eggs; stalk tyer z
clamp hooks for lifting barrels grain and other
bags, corn knives ice tOngs. ice hooks FORKS
hoes shovels, dIags, crow bar patent balance
tomato blocker, lot carpenters tools lot Old
iron, three can Reid creamery tn good order
large and sma ehurn. ice cream freezer butter
Kettles gasoline stove oil stove table bureau
. brass keith, wash boiler lot fruit jars etc.
Sale to commence at 1870 p N. sharp
CONDITIONS-A credit of months. with in
terest after one month, VIII be Civ n on all
proved security, payable IN The Farmers ard
Mechanics National Bank Woodbury., J all
sums under $1U.t0 to be cash at the close OF the
sale. No goods TO be removed until the condi-
tions are complied with
Sale will be positive as have leased my farm.
HOW Ard G. HENDRICKS0N.
+ James AnctioDeer.
WIN. 6. Cattell. Clerk. 1886.
Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1908-01-30
Personal Property

STOCK-Four horses: l black horse. 6 yeSrs
old, weighs about 1900 lbs, an extra good work
horse; dark brown horse, weighs about 1853
lbs good honest horse; these two make an ex-
eel ent team; / light bay horse, will work any
where, single or double; dark bay horse,
good driver
COWs-Seven cows and three heifers; / COW
has calf by her side. and the rest close spring
ers These cows are Holsteins and jersey and
all my own raising Extra good st ok. thoro-
bred Hoistein bull years old, as fine SIS there Is
in the county
HoGS-One sow with pigs. nine week old,
10 shoats about months old; June shoats.
the Sc pigs are Poland China and Chester County
Whites mixed.
WAGONS and IMPLEMENTS Two tive
horse heavy wagons in first class order, carts.
iron axes: little market wagon, with tongue
/ iwo-seate d carriage with tongue. truck body
with bows heavy duck wagon cover, perfect
new; l set corn sides, ! International manure
spreader. new. been used about month; sleigh
9 two horse plows, South Bend almost new; /
one horse pillow, Iron Age Gu tivators. Iron
Acre scratch harrow wooden frame cultivators.
Darnell corn marker in good order. Jackson
scratch harrow. double A scratch harrow new
] pivot wheel riding euitivator, l guano drill
Hoosier grain drill in frstclass order, No S
Osborne reaper in good order. Oeering moving
machine in good order. Deering horse rake in
good order corn shelter. large grindstone,
baskets of apples at time, l apple grinder,
large vinegar ca ks.
HARNESS Pour sets OF team harness, sets
OF cart harness. set of one morse market wagon
harness. collars brides, lines, 4 sets fl nets,
sets breast chains, traces, pair rope lines.
dung forks hay forks, potato drags. ehoveis,
hoes, ralxes. four-tined tay fork aud rope, lot
of o her tools too numerous to mention.
One Hundred Bushels Corn on Far,
20 lbs. 10 bashei; Iot of pumkin seed and
other seeds
DAIRY FIXTURES-one Reed hand separar
tor, $50 ms capacity, in good ORDER Reed bar
rel revolving churn, capacity 50 lbs OF butter.
in first class order Reed butter worker capaa-
ity A pounds; Rec butter box capacity s.
pounds; large block tin cream kettles, small
butter keller. Bateman lard press half dozen
wooden CT airs, | Enterprise sausage grinder.
high post bedsteads in first-ciass eonditsoa.
sale 80 commence at II O'Clock, NJ
C0NDITIONS--A Gre dit of six months on all
su over SIS by giving note with approved
security, payable in bank, with interest from
date less sums than SlO cash at close Of sale
No goods to be taken until these cor ssitions ana
complied with.
B. F ia mes. Anck
b. Frank Brewer Clerk
James Price Outside Clerk.