Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1908-02-27


| others:) second dam LADY D. by Young Volun-
teer $685., grand sire OF Mgnon 2.0914. Billy T.
| Chimes is 20 months oil :. Is Is hands high
and a beau iful model Of a colt He is absolutely
sound and you cannot possibly go wrong in buy
ing him.
II, 1905, is 1874 hands, sired by Priiliant King
| 1926 (sire u Alice Holmes 2.l3M. Brilliant
Queen l414, Frank Van 2lo14l by Mambrino
2.oS, Dare Devil 2.09) dam Miss Nancy 2.2314 at
4 years by Gambretta Wilkes 1.-THE only sire with
200 standard performers and Is in 10 or better;)
second dam Calamity (dam of tack 2. l0l4, Jacks
| Brother 2.Il14, Gentry 2 OH, Miss Nancy 2S14,
trial 15) by Mambrino Piiot. jr Here is one
of the best bred and individual combined for
county,f not in the Safe He combines the pop
uar Wi kes- Nam brine cross has lots of quality
and bone and can show you he can step high
and fast
| No 3-Grace Lambert 2 2o14 a years. chest
4 nut mare, 3oaled 1903, is 1879 hands, sired by
Andalusia 2 4s (sire Of Dandy G. 2 osM, Andy
| Sale, New York, Piekanniny 20, Grace Lam
/ bert 2.20N, at years,) by Aeantara % by
George Wilkes 2.22 Dam Belle Podge "a
| by Bellman 2.l454, (sire o. Union Belle 2.l44
Bessie A. 2.I415, Volman i414 by Indiaman
1919; second dam Podge by jim Erwin by Clark
Chief by Mainbrino Chief Here il the best
| and soundest 4 year-old race this county
has ever seen. Starting in eleven races she
/ got money in ten of them and was drawn in
| the other account Of the rough driving. She
has been timed separately in Els in raae and
| halves in l,05 She wears no hobbies and never
makes break joys on trot and got her mark
| in heat III one AFTERNOON. She IS game
and absolutely sound
No ANDY A., bay gelding. full 1874 hands,
foaed 1903, sire Andalusia l264S, dam Flora
| by Beliwood 2.2IL by Bellman 2.I$4 Andy A.
! is very fine up headed road horse. capable Of
| IL to IA miles an hour and fearless OF
autos and don't pull nor shy.
No. 5-Sambo, bay gelding. 1919 hands foaled
September 20 1904 sire Andalusia i264S, dam Ion,
4 by Bellwood 2.24L by Bellman 21434 Nos and
5 are from own sisters This is an extra promIs-
1 ing one and broken single and double
No. 6-Georsie H., chestnut mare l512 hands,
foaled 1898, sired by Andalusia 1868, by Alcan-
tara 2.23, dam unsraeed Here is inArs that
| had colt last year and was not broken I'll this
winter She is as promising is often found
and is q sweet gated one and sure trotter
No. 7-Pimento. bay gelding, foaled 1905, will
make horse l6 hands high at maturity sired
| by High Degree, S2722, by Gambretta Wilkes
| 2.191l the only 200 standard performer sire II
| the world Dan Phoebe (dam OF Jack Goeasy ,
| trial half | 20 at ears, to road cslft} by son Of
4 Redwood by Mambrino Patchen This coltwil
please whoever buys him, regardless OF price.
He is broken single and double and viii learn
| No. s-Beftie Wilkes black mare foaled 1895
| Is hands. sired by High Degree 327-2, by Gam
beta Wilkes 2 1874 Dam Zeleata, trial 2 20, by
| Bzllman 2.1454; seeonl dam Zelda Lancewood
4I6 by Hambletonan TO- third oam lady Patch
| en- 3414 trial 2 %, to high wheel sulky thirty
years ago, the best in the country OF her day. /
/ think this is the best colt have ever owned.
She is black gloss and don't do anything but
/ trot
No. e-The Dinky Bird, brown gelding, foaled
/ 1906 Is hands "a half brother to Grace Lambert
2 900 sired by High Degree 1922 as above. If
there is anything in a game one he is it.
No o--Gipsy Dave, gray gelding. foaled 1905,
| I5% hands, sired by High Degree 32722 by Gam
BETA Wilkes (High Degree dam Escapade is
dam OF Deck Miller 2. l2l4, Trip Gentry 1910 by
Onward 4il first dam Grip @. by Claus Fore ter
ter Clip. the granddam of Dandy O. 2.091a This
colt is partly broken, is safe 30 drive anywhere,
and, OH how he can step-the autos caat catch
| him
| No. 1l-Lean, chestnut mare foaled 1898 stand
ard and registered, 1914 hands, sired by Post
mark l0380 by Sweepstakes 298 by Hambls ton an
| 10, dam Daisy by Otbello $3.50 by Mambrlno
| Pilot 30; second dam Camilla by Conklins Star
| 81; third dam Flora by Ironsides This is gre at
road mare, has been mile in 40 to high wheel
right off the road, never was trained now In foai
| to Chimes 5348
| Ne I2-Hazel K. gray mare, standard and reg
istered, 1914 hands, sired by Pilot Chief 7oA7 by
/ Clark Chief SO, dam Lady F. 2.2954 Hazel K.
| is perfectly safe and fearless and is in foal to
| No. Is4Bllman, bay geldine, foaled 1904, l6
hands, sired by Bellrnan 2l454, dam Daisy by
Othello 1885; second dam Camilla by Conklins
Star 81. This is big dashing gated trotter,a and,
if carefully handled. will go fast
/ No i4-Lucy, bay mare, foaled 1900, by King
Wedge 30256 by King Wilkes 1867 by George
Wilkes; dam untraced- In foal to Bellman
| 2.144 by IDdiaman 1912.
/ No l5-Matiida, bay mare, 1874 hands, foaled
| 1905 sired by Beliman 2.14s4 by indiaman zap
/ BY Belmont; dam Leah by Postmark; broken
/
| No l6-Bay colt, fosltd 1876, own brother to
| Matilda, and trotter, sure.
/ No. Pacing Mary, bay mare, foaled 1908,
full 1874 hands, sired by Bell Warden by Bell
man 2 l454; dam Mary Bowers s. t, B. by India
4 man.
No. ls-Mugsie. gray geding, foaled 1865, 151a
| hands. sired by High De gree 1922 by Gambetta
Wilkes, the only sire in the world with 200
1 standard performers and Is in 10 list dam,
/ Hazel K as above.
No. 19-Bill E., bay gelding, foaled 1896, sired
| by Bell Boy by Belman l4s4 by Indiaman 1912;
dam untraced verv fine and promising pros
! pect.
1904, 1914 hands, by Whites American Boy dam
untraced.
/ No. 2l-sunshine Jim, bay colt. foaled 1907,
sired by Sipp's Dauntless by Dauntless Jr., dam
Also good, large work mules, ranging from
/ 7 to IL years.
This stock. that is old enough, is broken both
single and double, and have no tricks or vices
| in stable or out
! CATTLE-20 hea Of cows and heifers. con-
sisting of Durhams, Guernseys and Holsteins.
| Will be fresh and close springers by day of sale
| FARMING IMPLEMENT Isl heavy wagons,
| two of them broad tread; l lowd down stalk
wagon, milk wagon market wagon, bnggies,
Que new, with pole and shafts; Wood binder
! Wood mower. Mccormick mower, potato plan
1 ter, potato digger, painter, Mccormick
corn harvester 2 hay rakes, hay tedder, grain
drill, horse rakes, roller corn marker, corn
coverer, sets hay shelvings, potato sprayer.
cut harrow, harrow. smoothing harrows,
4 Syracuse pIows, oae~h@rse pows, . eulti-
| tors stalk sled. Ohio fodder cutter, No. II,
/ gong plows, feed grinder, | two-t,orse power
gasoline engine trace chains runners brs asst
chains, s stalk chains 8 log chains. griudstone,
wagon holster, forks, shoyels, hoes single and
double swingletrees, neck yokes, three and
/ four-horse eveners, lot baskets wrenches etc
I HAIR E5s-5 sets haif-chain harness, sets
single harness. / set double carriage harness,
fiynets collars, lines and BRIDES
/ DAIRY FIXTURES-35 forty-quart milk
| cans, milk buckets. Reid Areator.
/ HOUSEHOLD G00D5-S hen feather beds, =
| bedroom suits, extension table, coal stove, wood
heater, chairs rockers, pots pans, kettles knives,
| forks aud dishes, and other household goods.
| Sale commences at III o'clock a M. aud will be
| positive as am going to quit the farming bust
| ness.
CONDITIONS on day Of sale.
EDWARD AUSTIN. S
Harry Lippincott, Auctioneer.
Samuel q. Allen and E. G Peterson. Clerks.