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Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1908-01-16
Electricity Notes.

New Developments in electricity includes
housecleaner that removes all dirt, germs,
etc., without raising a.cloud Of dust. An
electric incubator and brooder. A very up
to-date architect predicts that the house Of
one large room, a small electric kitchen at
tached and an enclosed porch with facilities
for outdoor sleeping bias come to stay.
The use of electricity in extracting nitro
gen from the atmospere is attracting renew
ed attention in Germany. The nitrogen is
used as fertilizer to assist in raising plants
and vegetables.
The automobile Club of America ballots
on new members by electricity Each MEM
Der present. is given small block Of polished
wood wherein are black and white button.
When name is to be balloted upon, the
buttons are pushed and the vote is recorded
at the presidents desk over insulated wires.
The electrical treatment of cancer by DIR.
Heating Hart, of Marseilles, France, has
shown most wonderful results. The sys-
tenn consists of applying in special manner
high tension intermittent sparks TO the can
cerous growths. These are softened by the
electricity and their cutting out is made
most easy At the same time the current
eases all pain and makes the wounds heal
with magic rapidity, preventing recurrence
OF the growth.
Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1908-01-16
A New Year Present

While sitting in his cosy new home on
Grafton Avenue, Pitman Groye Terrace, a
few evenings ago enjoying the fragrant
weed and a social game with some friends,
Mr.. Thomas S. HARDWOOD was visited by
Mr. w S. Dilks, Manager of the Ter
race who, after exchanging greetings,
handed MI Harwood an envelope contain
ing six months car-fare to Philadelphia,
also a little roll of mint drops-not the
kind that we buy at the candy shop. but
the kind that Uncle Sam makes ous of the
{. Yellow Metal u The roll contained if
teen twenty dollar gold pieces, $780, and
was in payment of the premium due Mr.
Harwood as one of the first builders on the
philadelphia Suburban Co.'s tract To say
that Mr HARDWOOD and his good wife APP
pr ciated she gift is putting it mildly and
"Tomn says if any one wants TO know what
be thinks of the way the Company treats
its customers, let them call on him
ONE OF THEM.
Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1908-01-16

Register Of Sales
PERSONAL PROPERTY


jan $50. O. Dempsey. near westville.
Jan. Is-stephen B. Eldridge. between Mantua
and Sewen.
Jan. 2o-Jacob 8. Zane, ner Centre Square.
Jan. 2l-Thomas Black, horses and mules. at
Mantua.
Jan 2i-Thomas Black, Hohlweg's Hotel, Man,
tua.
Jan.2l-Thomss j. Mounce, between swedesboro
and Mullica Hill.
Jan. 22-Horses at Jackson's stables, Westville,
N. j. VI. L. Kuhn.
Jan. 24-George Hubbard two miles from Null
lica Hill.
Jan 25-S j. Hall. Pitman, household and res
tsurant furnishings.
Jan. 27-S. G. Borton. at Mullica HILL horses.
January 27-I G. Cox & Bro, PaulsBoro.
Jan. 2s-Jere Simpkins, near Redwood.
jan 49, Jos. Boden. near Glassboro.
Feb 5-william P. Madare. Rchw God.
Feb. I2-Large sale of personal property and
York State cattle by Ed Miller, Aura, N. J.
Feb. Is, Daniel Turner, Jr., Gren1och
Feb. 1e-Personal property of Samuel HARRISON,
near Aura, N. j.
February 2o-Frank B. Miller, near Aura.
February 27-Personal property of Frank Gar
diner, on the road between Hurfville and
Fair view about one and half miles from Hurf-
vile.
RSFor sales fully described see advertising
columns of this paper.
Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1908-01-16
Personal Property

STOCKS head horses. Mol. bay horse, Dan,
years old sound, kind and gentle in every way,
cannot be geared wrong. an extra good roadex.
sound. kind and gentie,will work anywhere-B and
can step minute clip No. 8. bay horse Billy
sound, kind and gentle, viii work anywhere,sn
extra good farm horse
C0WS-S head OF cattle, 1 coming fresh In
March; another in May, one now milking.
FARMING NIPPLE ENTS-Wsgons two
horse heavy wagon l cart. one-horse market
wagon, in good onsition; buggy. runabouf.
rubb tire; spindle, Bateman potato digger.
nearly new, fertilizer broadc&ster, Spangler
fertilizer drill, moving machine horse rake,
disc harrow, Acme harro :, scrasch harrow,
sweet potato hitler, Planet Jr potato dig GER.
/ iron scratch harrow Hoffman marker sweet
potato harrow, hoe harrows. Legges Paris
body, / gravel body plank body for hauling
barrels, / hay fork. rope and blocks hoes, forks
and shovels, single and double trees. lot trace
baskets, feed chest, lot small articles too num-
erous TO mention.
HARNESS. set double heavy harness, SEA
hack harness, set cart harness, sets light har~
ness. sets iv ness los brides iines collars and
halters, 2square blankets.
HAY. CORN AND srALKs-6 tons good
mixed hay. tons timothy hay. $50 bushei corn.
70 pounds to bushel. so heaps corn stalks
HOUSEHOLD G0ODS--l cock stove. good a.
new; wood heater, plug stove. corner cup
ged table 1os other articles too numerous to
mention.
The above win be sold withoas reserve.
rs have sold my farm snd am going % qaas The
business
CoNDITI0Ns--Nine months credit win be
given on ali sums over slointerest alter 30 days.
| Sale TO commence al / O'Clock sharp.
JERE sIMKINs.
a. 8. Clark, ". 4. si1nkins. Clerks.
Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1908-01-16
VENDUE.
Personal Property

HORSES roam horse, Ben, good for work
or drive. Bay mare Morosia. years old; when
three years old trotted one mile in minutes;
this mare is gentle and quiet; lady can drive
her anywhere.
COWS-Two good cows
WAGONS AND IMPLEMENTS - One truck
shelving, good heavy wagon, cart, jumpseat
carriage buggies, trotling sulky, sleigh. grain
drill cut harrow, riding cultivator weeder. 2
MARKERS 60 tooth iron harrow. hay tedder Cox
vine turner, cultivators moving machines
roller, two-horse Syracuse plow, one-holse do.
horse rake, corn shelter hay cutter, hay knife
hand stalk cutter cider press, bob sled, stalk d.
hog box, singletrees and eveners, cross-cut
saws, 5 carriage poles and neck yokes. scythes
and snaths, corn knives shoyels forks and hoes,
drags. crow bar. pick, u bu. and II peck meas
ures- block and falls patent balance, lot car
penter's tools, drag chains, log chains, trace
and chains wheelbarrow, grindstone, manure
box gravel bottom
HARNESS-Two sets work harness. double
sets carriage harness, / set single do, collars
buffalo robe fy-nets, cart harness. riding saddle
8 straps sleigh bells.
C0RN-200 bushels corn. 10 lbs. to bushel
Eight bushels rye, 10 baskets eating potatoes
grain bags and sacks lot Of vinegar and barrels,
IS truck skets step ladders. boxes.
HOUSEHOLD G0ODS-Two bedsteads, wash
stand. child 5 crib. hen feather bed fleece do,
Oft drop-leaf table. cross-legged do. lard press
washing machine. 2 sausage cutters, butchers
cleavers one-half dozen 4 ndsor chairs. one
half dozen cane do, 2 churnS, butter bowls. 3
butter keelers. meat bench. ! sheet-iron stoves,
template do, 1 oil stove, two-can Reeds
creamery, good Misunderstanding gun, Remington
sewing mach me- small desk, lot stone jars and
numerous things too tedious to mention.
This sale will be positive as have rented my
farm
Sale TO commence at ~ O'Clock. sharp.
CONDITIONS-A credit of months will be
given on ali sums of $40 and upwards W tn APP
proved security. with interest after 80 days. pay
able in bank. All sums under $40, payable at
close of SALE No goods TO be removed until these
conditions are complied with.
GEO. W. BATTEN.
Jacob Roden, Auct,
Chas. bikes. fla~ss
Nathan s. Batten, eierKs. 1-l5-2t.
Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1908-01-16
Grange Picnic at AIcy0n Park.
AUG. l3. II and Is.

Representatives of the Changers of Glou-
pester County met at Mulica Hill last Sat-
urday to arrange for the fourteenth annual
Grange Picnic at AIcyon Park. The Pic
mic committee was chosen as follows:-
President George W F. Gaunt.
Vice Pfesldent-Th Theodore Brown.
Secretars --E E. Bradshaw
Treasurer-W Walton Fl Chew.
Aaron Somers was chosen chairman OF the
Committee Of arrangements
The annual picnic will be held on August
IS, IA and Is.
Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1908-01-16
Miss Ida DuBsll, Of Florence, is the
guest Of Mrs. Ernest Redfeld

Miss Ida DuBell, Of Florence, is the
guest of Mrs. Ernest Redfeld
Mr.. Van Ostrom and Mr.. Baccheus
have been on business trip to Maine.
-Don't forget the Schubert Symphony
Club in Kemble Memorial Church tonight.
/ The Woodbury. Mill and Lumber Co.,
has shut down, awaiting revival of bust
mess.
Mrs. Mary Bryant, Of Hunter street,
was stricken with paralysis last Wednes-
day.
Mrs. NJ. Turner, Of Cooper street, is
the guest Of her children in Wilmington,
Delaware.
About fifty friends called on Chas.
Urban last evening, reminding him that it
was his 21st birthday anniversary.
"A party Of Twenty-Five from here at
tended the revival services in Atlantic City
conducted by Mrs. Wells last Tuesday
night.
The Young Peoples Society Of the Pres
byterian Church will give an oyster supper
Tuesday evening next in the L. M. G. resi-
dence, Broad and West German streets.
There IS a movements by. some of the
property owners below Woodbury. Heights
and Wenonah 80 construct public read be-
tween the two towns, parallel with the
railroad. This is good project for both
towns to push along ~
-Rey. G. S. Wendell, who for seven years
has contributed much to the spiritual up
lifts in Woodbury. as pastor of the First Bap-
fist church, has accepted call to the En-
manuel Baptist Church of Chester, Pa. He
rendered his resignation last Saturday to
take effect February 8.
With membership of 70, representing
every village in the county, the Retail
Merchants Association held there 2nd an
nual meeting last Wednesday, and elected
the following officers Pesident, Samuel
B. Munyan, Woodbury.; vice president,
Isaac T. Haines, Clarksboro; treasurer,
William B. Gleeson, Gibbstown; secretary,
Charles w. Wilkins, Thorofare.
The new officers of Woodbury. Lodge,
No 81. I. o. O. F. are P. G., Benjamin
Smith N. e., Howard Pedrick; V. G. Fred
Hutchinson; secretary. 1. H. Williams;
treasurer, J. B. Best; warden, Oliver T.
Justice; guardian, William Joyce; 1. G.,
Howard Scott; R. S. N. G., Ernest Redfeld !;
L. S. N. G., Frank Braun; R. S. V. G., Fl
NJ Brodwater; L. S. v. g., Walter Glover;
Chaplain, Howard Scott.
We hope the young ladies who are pre-
pairing to exercise their prerogatiyes this
year will not overlook Woodbury. bachelors
They are sorry lot as they stand, but pos
sess material that can readily be welded in
to very obedient husbands. Every one Of
them knows how 30 build fire and boil
an egg, and they have the material with
which to buy eggs, even at 40 cents per doz.
Don't overlook our bachelors girls!
The only business change noted in
Woodbury., Jan. 1st, was the passing Of
the Henderson and RedGeld real estate
and insurance agency TO Chas. Park, young
est son of James Park. Mr. Park has long
been employed in an Insurance office in
Pnilada hence knows the insurance bust
ness thoroughly. The DEMOCRAT gladly well
comes him to the business life of his home
city and county. He is upright, honorable
and energetic, the qualities that make for
success.
Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1908-01-16

consisting of the furniture, furnishings and fix
lures of the Pitman House, to-wit
Five horse power gasoline engine, ice cream
manufacturing outfit, complete; large number
cans and tubs. assorted sizes; fine pool table,
peanut and popcorn rooster, 16 syrup [pufferl
soda fountain, several jugs syrupS, assorted flaw
ors National cash register, 10 foot and 20 foot
lunch counter, foot oyster counter, revolving
stools, 2 high stools, oyster knives, oyster
opening box, lunch or ice cream tables, oyster
case, 2lwork boards and combination drain boxes
for TAIN 6 foot work board rapid ice shay
er, rapid fruit squeezer, fountain soda water
manufacturing machine, lot soda water glasses
and holders, lot sundse glasses, lot wine glass
es, silver and glass soda spoons and straw hold
ers, lot sundae spoons, lot ice cream boxes,
plates and spoons foot glass show case.
Oak roll top desk Mission clock, oak side
board, set bent wood dining chairs, couch. small
sofa, Brussels carpet, Brussels rug, lot ingram
carpet and mattings lot step carpet,about q yds.
linoleum, lot window shades, swiss curtains, 8
oak extension dining tables, so wood seat ch airs,
s small rockers, IL cane-seat chairs, walnut bed
room suit oak bedroom suit, 2 metal bedsteads
with springs. 9 oak combination bureaus and
washstands IA mattresses, ~ counterpanes II
quilts 70 Sheets 36 pi low cases5 pairs blankets
20 pillows lot bedrooms towels IL wash bowls
and pitchers, lot table cloths and napkins, lot
tea and roller towels, 8 dozen dinner plates,
dozen soup plates. dos n bread plates. d zen
vegetable plates. 8 dozen dessert Dishes dozen
gravy bowls, dozei meat di-hes3 dozen oyster
stew Dishes 6 Dozen breakfast plates, dozen
cups and saucers. half-dozen sugar bowls dozen
pitchers assorted; 4dozen water tumblers pepper,
salt and sugar shakers. spoon holders, vinegar
cruets, etc.; sugar spoons ID dozen tea dessert
and table spoons, assorted; 6 dozen knives and
forks, mustard cups egg cups, etc, ETC.; carving
knives butcher knives frying and baking pans,
boilers, potts. dippers' Swimmers, ladies, kettles,
buckets, steeis, lamps coal tcuttles milk cans,
lot jugs, shelves, window and door screens ook
stove, No. s; gas stove, two burners; gasoline
stoves wood heaters, gas heater, dry cell
batteries, walters, wooden dish tray, 10 gallon
double barrel water cooler, ehopping block, ice
chest. oil cloths, and many other articles too
numerous to mention
Sale win positively begin at II O'Clock, noon,
sharp and will continue until all goods are sold
and will be positive rain or shine, as all goods
will be sold inside of the building.
CONDITIONS-A credit of months will be
given on all sums o. Sio 90 and over ~ giving
National Bank. All sums under $40, cash at
close of sale No goods TO be removed until
conditions are complied with.
ID s. PANCOASF, Agent.
B. F. James Auctioneer.
Jan. SD. s. Pancoast, Agent, Pitman
Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1908-01-16
NJ Office OF ANNUAL MEETING

The Annual Meeting of the stockholders OF
Paulsboro Water Company will be held at the
office Of the company, in Paulsboro, New Jer-
sey, on Tuesday, January Is, 1878, at 10 o'clock
a m fer the purpose of electing Board OF Di.
rectors, the receiving and acting upon the re-
ports of the officers, and for the transaction of
such ether business may properly come be-
fore the meeting.
JOSEPH J. sUMMERILL,
Secretary.
Dated January l, 1905 l-leos-St.
Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1908-01-16
Saturday, January 18th, 1908
the following
Hay, GRAIN, LIVE STOCK & LUMBER

HAY--10 tons OF millet hay, 10 tons Of clover
mixed .baled II tons salt hay, baled; stacks hot
bed hay
GRAfN-60o bu OF yellow corn ON ear, rs bbis.
OF Forest King flour, 100 bushels OF eating pota
toes.
LIVE STOCK-one work horse, Jersey heif-
or. Swiss heifer, Is pigs pair mules.
LUMRER-2000 feet 2xSxl2 feet s pine, 1000 #.
2x4xl2 # s. pine, 1000 It. 2x3xl2 yellow pine,
20e0 IT. 2xloxl6 yellow pine, 1000 IT. lxl2xl2xl4
and lie 1t yellow pine.
IMPLEMENTs-New Goth Century manure
spreader, new 2-horse cultivator, new 2horse
scratch harrow, lot new cuItivators, horse blank
cts, horse 6-spring wagon, carry 1900 lbs one
Is foot Naptha launch, So horse power.
Sale to commence at 90 O'Clock, p. m.
sCONDITIONS-A credit OF seven months on
all sums over $1,000 by giving note with APPROX
ed security payable at the First Nationai Bank
of Woodbury.. G. @. DEMPSEY.
B. F. James. Auctioneer.
Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1908-01-16

j. Craig, deceased, by direction of the Surrogate
Of the County OF Gloucester, hereby gives notice
to the Crt dtors OF the said Andrew j. Craig, de-
ceased to bring in their debts, claims and de
mands ae ainst the estate OF the said decedent
under oath or affirmation within nine months
from this date. or they will be forever barred oil
any action therefor against the said executrix
ALICE COOPER
Executrix.
Dated January 18TH 1908.
Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1908-01-16

William II Field, executor of the estate of Is
aac K. Lincoln. deceased, by din ecton of the Sur.
rogate of the County of Gloucester hereby gives
notice to the Creditors OF the said Isaac r Lin
coin, deceased, to bring in their debts claims and
demands against the estate of the said decedent
under oath or affirmation. within nine M ntbs
from this date or they will he forever barred OF
any action therefor against the said Ex cutor.
WILLIAM H. FIELD,
Executor.
Dated January Sth. 1908.
Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1908-01-16

Five sows will be in about March l. Is head Of
shoats, months old l L. @. boar shoat for
breeder months old
HARNESS-Three sets Of double harness in
good order, sets nearly new; 6 coll rs. nearly
new; fly nets, sets single harness. brides lines.
halters, blankets
SEEDs-S50 baskets Cobbler seed, bought last
fall, Maine stock from Sickier & Horner, as pure
seed IS can be bought; 20 quarts Rocky Ford Cit
ron seed 200 bushels corn, 10 lbs to busbel, 30
quarts Parker's Improved citron seed, 5 bushels
seed corn. good cropper Is baskets Green
Mountain eating potatoes. bushels clover and
timothy seed last year; bushels orchard grass
MPbEMENTS-Three twohorse wagons, I
low wheel ir, n do, shelving with brake and
springs, body for truck 2 hay shelyings, milk
wagon, / buggy. neck yoke for hnck,
Bateman potato planter, Batenan dig
ger, Bateman sprayer, AspinwaH sprayer in
Diamond do, 2 weeders, hay tedder hay rake
with seeder attachment, cut harrow, 2 iron har-
rows. moving machine,5 hoe haFrows, swees po-
tato do, Ward plow, 2 Oliver do, horse pillow,
Planet Jr. white and sweet potato do, hitler.
Decker make; marker n shelter, 300 baskets,
2 bushels, "a bushel. u peck; log rigging hog
troughs, horse troughs, ous houses for chick
ems, brooders, chicken coops. sheds, fodder
rakes. trace, cow aud log chains, dinner b It. l20
egg Cyphers incubator, fatteHing coop, grind
stone, swngletrees,3 horse evener, swii cart, l50
foot hay rope, blocks hsrpoon fork, So hot bed
sash. nearly new l0 rafters, 1000 feet Of boards.
lot corn stalks and many things too numerous
to mention
HOUSEHOLD GOODS-Three oak beds and
springs, chiffonier, oak bureau. kitchen closet.
nearly new; long table, small do, chairs, dish
es small oak book case.
sale to commence at O'Clock P. M. aud will
be positive as am going to quit farming.
GEORGE HUBBARD.
B. F. James, Auctioneer.
@. w. Elkinton, w. II. Brown, Clerks.
Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1908-01-16
NJ Office TO CREDITORS

Gilbert /. Kirkbride and Howard 8. Davis, adj
minstrators of the estate of Thomas B. Kirk.
bride, deceased, by direction of the Surrogate OF
the County of Gloucester, hereby gives notice to
the creditors of the said Thomas b. Kirkbride,
deceased to bring in their debts claims and de-
mands against the estate Of the said decedent
under oath affirmation within nine months
from this date. or taey will be forever barred OF
any action therefor against the said administra-
tors. GILBERT ]. KIRKBRIDE,
HOWARD s. DAVIS.
Administrators.
Taa4ad Ianua,.r Iati, 1anQ
Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1908-01-16

80 Head Illinois Hor ses-Also z pairs Mules
Sc ected with great care by myself expressly
for this market Among the lot are several nice
blacks and bays; also few grays for heavy
team work, The horses will arrive about Janu-
airy lSth when those wishing to purchase stock
are requested to come and make their choice,
ride behind them and be prepared to bid on the
day OF the sale. as expeet to sell every horse.
All horses to be as recommended or no sale.
Sale TO commence at 1890 o'clock sharp
also wish to notify my customers thst ex-
pect to handle horses for the next three months.
Horses bought, sold and ex Exchanged
CONDITIONS-A credit of seven rronths with
approved security, PAYABLE in the Farmers and
Mechanics Bank, Woodbury.. A discount allowed
for cash.
Those having old horses in good condition
bring them along and l will exchange for any
horse that you may buy AZ the sale
No postponement on account Of bad weather.
Look out for barg aims.
After sale of new stock will offer any stock
that may take in way of trade
THOMAS BLACK.
B. F. James, Auct.; Henry Black, Clerk.
Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1908-01-16
FOR SALE.

One nice two horse market wagon, in good
shape and cheap; one nice two seated carriage,
in good order.cheap two good butcher wagons,
in good order, cheap: one good one-horse mar
ket wagon. all done up and good as new,
cheap and variety of other light and heavy
wagons. E. d. PEARSON.
It17-O7 Hurffville, N. D..
Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1908-01-16
YTENDUE


STOCK
One good farm horse. perfectly reliable and
safe for woman to drive; one good COW. 6 years
old. One-horse bolster wagon, in good order:
market wagon,stow 40 baskets wide tread, two
seated jump seat carriage, one-seated carriage
ne-horse plows,2 cultivators. 2scratt h hsrrows,
one nearly new
HARNESSES hack harness, In good order;
set carriage harness.
Break chains, forks. shovels and hoes, wheel
barrow, grind stone, lot OF corn shocks bound
up in barn, about Is bushel corn 70 Id. to the
bushel; small lot chickens. l pair ducks, lot
chicken coops crosscut saw, wood saw
HOUSEHOLD GOODS-Good roller desk,
small do, large rocking chairs 6 Windsor
chairs small oak centre table, lounge. sewing
machine, Artic parlor tove, in good order; coal
stove large looking glass, large hanging Tampa
old fashion bureaus, ! with marble top; bed
stead, wash stand, cradle, baby coach. 3 pecks
Valentine string beans 2 bushels sugar corn 2
quarts Rocky Ford citron seed, set large m rble
top scales, weighing rs h.; patent balance scales.
weighing 100 lb.; lard press, cleayers and a
number OF things too te ious to mention
CONDfTIONS-AI sums under $1,000 cash at
close OF sale; sums over 5000 credit OF sew
en- months after date will be given by giving a
note with approved security; interest after 80
days.
Ine sale VIII commence at p.m., and will be
positive as | have sold nay farm II it should
storm on Saturday it will be held Monday,
January 20, 1905
STEPHEN B. ELDRIDGE.
j. r. Dilkes, Auct; T.. @. Dilkes, Clerk.
Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1908-01-16
Easy RUNNING WAGONS
Cox Bros. First Sale of 1908
at their warerooms, Paulsboro. on
Monday, January 81, 1908
We will offer

Six farm carts.
Ten low-down truck shelvings.
Eleven two horse wagons.
Four down Jersey truck and hay shelvings
combined.
Buggies, carriages. runabouts, harness heavy
and light
The above stock is all hrst-class, and will go
for the high dollar.
Trains leave Camden s.27 and l1.2s a. M Din.
ner provided.
Sale to commence at one o'clock p. NJ. sharp
CONDITIONS-A credit of months will be
given on all sums of $40 and upwards, with in.
terest after 80 days, by giving note, with APP
proved security. payable in bank; sums under
$40 cash at close OF sale.
I. G. COX & BRO.
Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1908-01-16
20 Head Missouri Horses 20 Head

These horses were selected by myself right
from the farmer. They consist of general pur-
mated teams Horses will weigh from HOO to
1900 lbs. They have never been in sale stable
and are Therefore clear of disease and will be
sold under full guarantee
Horses will arrive on or about the goth of jan
uary Come and look them over before day of
sale and satisfy yourselves that they all right
Secondhand horses taken in exchange will be
sold after the Western horses.
/ will offer for sale some harness and blankets
Sale to commence at IL O'Clock, loon, sharp
Conditions made known on day of sale
JOSEPH CARR.
B. F, James. Auct.
A. S. Clark. W. H Chew. Clerks 1-l5-2t
Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1908-01-16
For SALE

six-horse power Butterworth engine on
wagon, in good condition.
r. w. CARNELL,
l. 2S-. Glassboro N r.