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Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1908-11-26
DUBLIC SALE
L -OF--
Personal Property
Will be sold at public sale on
Saturday, November, %, 'O8
NJ. A. Sickier, Auct.
r c. Clark, ,s,ar,vs
A. F Oliver,

On the road frcm Redwood to Hurffville, for
merly knowp as the farm at Lambs
Station, the following
HORSES-Jerry black horse, s years old; Fan,
black mare years old; Dolie bay mare. good
family horse, will work single or double.
GOWS-Two cows from good stock; heller,
coming in profit soon.
WAGONA-Two truck shelvings ard 1.-TWO
horse " agons; one horse wagon, one horse mar
ket wagon. buggy, road cart
FARM UTENSILS-One set two horse heavy
harness. cart harness, set one-horse heavy har-
ness, sets buggy harness, two horse plows,
e-horse pillow, Acme harrow. American har-
row with seeding attachment. two-horse scratch
harrow. l Hallock weeder, one-hcrse iron scratch
harrow, 2 eultivators. sweet potato cuitlyator,
moving machines, Deering horse rake, fodder
cutter corn shelter, 10 hot bed sash, neary new
20 loads manure, 100 heaps corn fodder | milk
cooler. blacksmith forge, Darnell corn marker.
lot OF truck baskets, lot of 40 and 20 OTIS. milk
cans, lot of vinegar barrels. 10 perches building
stone 400 bus. corn, 20 lbs TO the buchel; tons
mixed hay 20o chestnut fence posts some sawed
Tor picket fencing; lot of yellow pine plank. 31a
inches thick; lot of lumber so rods wire fencing,
New American incubator, with heating attach
ment; lot OF chick en- coops lot of goods not mem
toned, Some household goods
Sale to begin at p, m
CONDITIONS-A liberal credit Will be given
on sums o. $40 and over; less sums cash.
B. r. James, Auct. WALTER r. WOOO-
A. S. Clark, Clerk. lfl8%S
Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1908-11-26

sTOCK-one pair of young mules, kind,
sound, gentle and good workers, viii weigh
about 1900 lbs; black mare, 10 years old, sound
and gentle woman can drive; gray mare, good
wol ker and driver cows, heifer bull, fine
Duroc Jersey boar nice gilt
200 S. c. White Leghorn hens and pulets, so
yearling cocks and cock erels 20 Rhode Island
Red cockerels, Chatham il cubator, as good as
new, $50 eggs.
WAGONS, IMPLEMENTS AND HARNESS
One DeHart truck shelving, full cut under,
good as new; low down farm wagon. in good
condition; cart, moving machine, good marker,
TWO horse plows, hoe harrows, cut harrow.
two-horse scratch harrow, gang piow, riding
cuitivator double and single swingletrees, Is
hot-bed sash, ~ tons of good mixed hay, 800
bushels OF corn 2 sets of double heavy harness,
set OF cart harness. trace and chains, forks.
hoes, shoves, and other articles net mentioned.
One oak bedroom suit in good condition,
with springs.
Sale to commence at | o'clock D. m, and will
be positive as have leased my farm,
CONDITIONAL credit OF nine months will
be given on all sums over $40.
T. L. BURR0UGH.
b. f. James, Auctioneer
@. j. Davenport / clarts
E Porch,
Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1908-11-26
USE Henrickson S Gilt
Edge Liniment FOR
A household remedy.

household remedy.
Its valuable qualities as medicine and
for Bathing Purposes has no equal.
One trial will convince you
PRICE % CENTS.
Read the testimonials of prominent people
who have used Gilt Edge Liaintent for 20 years.
Woodbury., n. j., January so, 1901.
Mr.. ID. F. Henrickson.
DEAR SIR: | have used your Git Edge Linz
men in my family, and have kept it in my store
for sale about twelve years. can highly rec
commend 1t for rheun atism and sweiled joints.
l have used il very successful for collie and kid
ney trouble in horses. Yours very truly.
THEODORE r. BURKETT,
PresidenS OF City Council.
Woodbury., n. j., February 8; 1901.
Daniel r. Hendrickson, ESQ
desire TO express to you my unsolicited
appreciation of the virtues of Gilt Edge Liaii-
neaat 1t is up-to-dste, reliable and OF more than
ordinary merit, and for sprains, rheumatic
pains, lumbago, it gives almost immediate re-
lief and in many instances re markabie cures 1t
can be safely recommended Yours very truly,
W. HARRISON IHVERMORE
For sale by all Retail Druggists and General
Stores. Smith, Kline, French Co. and Steeman
& Archer, Philadelphia Distributors.
II you are unable to secure it, mail order di-
rect TO laboratory. price Csc. L pay freight
Manufactured by D. F. Hendrickson. Wood
bury N j.
Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1908-11-26
DUBLyC SALE

STOCK-One black horse, 6 years old 16
hands high, sound, kind and fine horse where
ever you put him. l brown horse, ~ years old.
good one to work anywhere. Three good
cows, Alderney stock, all milking. Two fat
hogs ready for market.
WAGONS and IMPLEMENTS-Truck shell
wing, built by DeHart two-horse in. tread
heavy wagon. wagon box and hay rack, good as
new; cart, jump seat carriage. good as new; Nc
Cornlick moving machine, horse rake. new
style toungeless cut harrow, iron scratch har
row Planet Jr riding cultivator, new weeder,
] two horse Imperial plow, l one-horse pillow,
s. p hiller 8 cultivators, sets vine turner's,
Nc arker Planet Jr. potato digger, Decker S. p.
digger, phosphate drill, all the above are in
good order; . feed bags, corn knives, aspara-
gus bunchtrs 8 sets punches and tongs, scytnes
and sneathes, forks, shoves, rakes. iron OF,
spotting board, log chain. fifteen feet chains,
hay knife lot of tomato and asparagus crates,
S0t baskets. large saw, single and double TIRE es
and eyeners.
HARM ESS-Set double heavy work harness,
brides and lines, set cart harness, set single
driving harness. lot blankets haiters, 1 collars
lot of old harness. trace and breast chains, COW
chains.
i CORN-sbout $50 bushels OF corn.70 ibs.to the
bashel; % baskets white potatoes
/ Gasoline stove, small wood stove, oak bed
stead. butter churn, butter print, milk pals and
lot OF articles too numerous to mention
sale to commence at one o'clock p. IN.
CONDITlON5--A All sums less than $40 to bt
cash. All sums over SIC to be by note, payablt
iii bauk with security, at months with interest
e. O. SHAW.
IL. Usinger. Aucsoneer a. F Hof nan Ole, K.
Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1908-11-26

sTOCK-Four horses, Jerry sorrei horse,
IL years old; "Tom,'' an horse 5 years old
This team is kind and gentle in all harness
aBill, . sorrel horse years old; Lady roam
mare, years old extra good driver.
Four cows. three have calves by their side,
one coming IN profit soon; one year old bull,
pigs, twenty-one sboats. one SOW and pigs; one
sow coming in profit soon.
POgLTRY-One hundred laying hens. 100
pullets, 45 geese, IL Pekin ducks lot of turkeys.
WAGONS-One full cut under truck shelving,
made by Woolston, carries 1856 baskets; heavy
wagons, in good order, buggIes. one nearly
new; sleigh, market wagon nearly new, holds
AZ baskets; sets corn boxes, road-cart. in good
ORDER hay shelving.
HARNES5-2 sets double work harness, set
of single market wagon harness, double set of
carriage harness. set OF buggy harness, sets
OF cart harness, sets OF hy-nets, lot OF single
lines lot OF collars
IMPLEMENTS--Two moving machines, |
Mccormick. / Deerng; horse rake, ne arly new
disc cut harrow. Black Hawk planter
nearly new; Champion white potato digger
used few times; ] sweet potato pillow, hoo
harrows, sweet potato harrows. fertilizer
drill, 2 riding cutivAtorsI gang pillow, grind
stone hay fork, blocks and ropes 2blocks and
falls, 2 log chains, shQvels, six tine fork $,
tine forks. ! two horse scratch harrow, lot
of hoes and drags, lot OF trace chains and
swingletrees, 2 tomato blockers. gasoline en-
CINE, 10 horse power in good order; saw bench
with &c inch saw, and one % inch saw; corn
tor. corn shelter. lcider press, five inch leath
er belt, fifty foot long; three inch rubber belt
sixty foot long
CORN, HAY AND STALKS - Six hundred
bushels OF corn, 20 lbs to the bushel, 200 heaps
of corn stalks, 2 tons of hot bed hay, 2 tons of
crab grass hay
1NCUBAT0RS-Tw incubators, one Cyphers,
and star, each holding 220 eggs; brooder,
two fattening coops and q lot of chick en- coops.
lot of chicken wire and q lot Of other a. ticles
not mentioned.
sale to commence at IL o'elt ok sharp and will
be positive as / am going off the farm.
CONDIT1ONS-AH sums under $40 cash at
close of sale; credit of nine months will be al,
lowed on all sums of $40 and over by giving APP
roved note in bank T.. P. KERNS
F. James, Aut., A. S, CLARK and G. Grier,
Clerks
Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1908-11-26

STOCK-Namely: One bay mare. 10 years old
sound and kind, good TO work and drive; roam
horse. IL years OLE, sound and kind, good to
work or drive; black mare, IA years old, good
worker souno and kind; brown mare, Is years
old good worker and roader, will make 10 miles
an hour: extra fine bay colt. years old, broke
double and is beauty, If properly trained will
make something fast This colt Is worth giving
your attention. Two good cows coming into
profit in the Spring, shoats.
IMPLEM EN- S-Two sets of double heavy
harness. ditto of carriage harness, 2 sets of
cart harness, 5 collars, brides, lot of fiynets
heavy wagons, sides and bottoms, market
wagon, phaeton. buggy, carts. 2 potato shelv-
lEgs. moving machine, Champion; DarneH
marker. hill Planet sweet potato digger, vine
horse plows LOT of seythes and sneaths, lot of g.
tine and other forks, vine cutter, scoop shovel
lot of shoves, lot of hoes, lot of browsers. 4
pitch forks lot of trace chains ard breast chains
setting out machines grindstone. stalk knives,
hog gAmbrels, set of wagon springs, lot of
double and single swingletrees cutting wheel,
ellis vine turner's, wedges, maui and pick
corn pillow. fertilizer drills, ] is Spangler 2
carriage poles hot house stove and pipe, IS hot
bsd sash
200 bushels of corn, and lot of Fall corn, 200
truck baskets, lot of barrels and boxes, and
other articles too tedious TO mention.
Sale to commence at l o'clock p IA.
CONDITIONS-A credit of nine months will
will be given on all sums of $40 and upward, by
giving a note with approved security. bearing
interest from date, payable IN bank.
JOHN CADWALADER.
E. Usinger. Auetioneer.
J. F. Trnift, Clerk
Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1908-11-26

HORSESHOE brown mare, wears old, well
bred good driver not afraid OF any thing on the
road; bay horse years old, good worker and
driver safe for ladies and children & drive;
gray mare, years old good to work or drive,
kind and gentle in all harness.
COWS-One Jersey. Hcldstein both milking;
Polard China shoats, weigh about 100 lbs
apiece.
WAGONS-One cut under market wagon with
pole and shafts in good order; good heavy wagon
GARDENERS make good truck body and springs.
standards. hay forks.
HARNE -S-One set double harness, brides.
collars, double and single lines, hynets wbet
barrow, double and single swingletrees, l2trace
chains, T chains 8 drag chains, IA feetiadders.
IMPLEM ENTS-0ne two horse Syracuse pillow
one-horse do, sweet potato digger, Cox vine
turner, 2cuitivators 60 tooth smoothing harrow,
good moving machine. new corn shelter, hoes,
ant sheath hay fork 90 f. rope blocks and ear.
rs truck basket barrels partly full of vinegar.
boxes, barrels, washing machine, good churn,
kitchen chairs.
HAY AND CORN-Ten tons good mixed hay,
$50 bushels corn on the cob 70 lbs to the bushel.
tons rye straw, so heaps stalks. gallows poles
Also, my farm, containing $50 acres, good for
grain grass, or any kind OF truck; good build
ings. 9 wells of good waters.
This farm will be offered at o'clock, il not
sold before.
Sale commencing at / o'clock, p. M
Everything is to be sold, as expect TO lea e
the farm.
CoNDITIoNS-AlI sums under $40 cash; sums
of $40 and over. months credit. with interest
after 80 days by giving note with approved Sc
1 IL ie.o 81 - GEORGE W BATFEN
Jacob Roden. Auct. Chas. Dilkes.
Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1908-11-26
NYOOD SALE
Will be sold at public sale on
Saturday, November %, 'O8
on the premises OF the subscriber on the road
from Miekleton TO Jefferson
1 MILE FROM MlCkLET0N
About 10 Acres

or standing timber. consisting OF Chestnut,
Poplar and Oak suitable for frame stuff, teier
sraph and telephone poles, and cord wood
The anger part of this timber is exceptionally
fine chestnut straight and tall and cannot be
eaual led in this locality; will make extra fine
Telegraph Poles, 60 to 70 feet in length; also
some very fine poplar trees.
Will be sold in small lots. Two winters will
be allowed to cut and remove the timber.
CONDIrIO NS-A credit of nine months on
sums OF SIS and upward, By giving note with
approved security. Onder SIS cash
Sale 10 commence at o clock p m
This timber consists of two tracts: No
situate on She public road afore mentioned and
the other 30 the westward of Romans Branch,
adjoissing lands of Nolte Bros formerly the
edwin Craft farm.
Persons attending sale will please meet at lot
! No i on said Mickleton al jefferson road.
BERKETT W. WARRINGTON.
A =. Mullen Anet
w NJ Carter, Surveyor and Clerk.
Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1908-11-26
pEBLIC SALE.
Wednesday, December 2, 'O8
All the following described
Personal PROPERTY

STOCK Gray horse, Il years ord, a good
worker and driver; mule, ID years old a good
worker.
cows good COWS, 2 with calves by their
side; h@fer, years old, will caive by day of
sale, coming in soon, all milking now; bull. 3
HOGS AND POULTRY-l0 fat hogs. 200 fine
chick young and old, full-blood Plymouth
Rock cockeres.
Set OF truck sheivings, in good order; two
horse farm wagons two horse low wagon, cart
buggy, cutter wagon. double set OF heavy har-
ness, with breeding; double set of heavy har-
ness, without breeching, lot OF cart harness,
brides new ones, lot of haiters and lines S
collars. size % and 81 inch, lot of rope
lines, lot OF traces, double and singletrees. 5
horse blank new ones, large size 90x96 8
two-horse Dlows, one-horse pillow, gang llow,
Darnel marker. riding cutivator, Iron Age
one-horse cultivator, two-horse iron scratch
harrow, two-h0rse scratch barrow, wood; one
horse iron scratch harrow, one horse wood
scratch harrow, disc cut harrow, new; 2 corn
shelters, horse rake4 moving machine, hay
fork, 100 feet OF rope blocks. hay knife, lot of
forks. rakes. shoveis, hoes. portable boiler 40
gallons; drag. phosphate drill. nearly new.
GRAIN, HAY AND STRAW-605 bushels OF
corn, tons OF mixed hay, ton Of timothy hay.
tons OF straw. 100 heaps of corn stalks.
INCIDE NTALS-Los OF hen manure. 30
chicken coops, lot of boards, hot be sash. 1U0
truck baskets, bags, sacks, feed chest, 2o-foos
ladder, I4-foot ladder, lot of old iron, chains,
sets of scales, wood saw, large cross cut saw,
set of tree trimmers.
HOUSEHOLD GO0DS-No. range, wood
burners oil stow oil heater. 2 good extension
tables. refrigerator new sewing machine,sett
8 beds and bedding. bedstead, over 100 years
old; goose feather bed hen feather beds, lot
quilts, sheets. pillows holsters, bed springs, 8
stands. 6 cane-seat chairs, IL DINING chairs.
looking glasses large reclining chair. new; lot
of carpet and mating, some as good as new;
cot, clocks. lot OF la nps. lanterns buffalo robe
mil separator, lot of milk cans, milk buckets
and pans. wash tubs wash boards. churn butter
prints, lot of window shades. carpet sweeper,
lot OF window screens, good guns. breech
leaders; knives. forks. lot of dishes, some have
been In use for over 100 years
CONDITlONS-A credit of months will be
given by giving note with approved security In
bank for all sums of $40 and upwards Less
sums cash at close of sale. Interest after 30
DAYS.
Sale will begin at II o'clock noon and will be
positive as l have quit farming.
JACOB RAPP.
NJ A. sickier Auct.
( E T o oiivsr. clerks
Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1908-11-26
Sudden Death Of Thomas knight.

Thomas knight a carriage painter aged
40 years, died suddenly at his home on
Lincoln street, Friday morning Of she neu-
raIgia Of the heart. He was not feeling
we'll during the night and laid down on a
couch where be was found dead, Coroner
Hunter gave a certificate Of death. De-
ceased is survived by wife and five chill
dren.
Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1908-11-26
LOCAL BRIEFS.

LOCAL BRIEFs.
Bibo's Jumbo cigars are better than ever.
The school children aud teachers baye
a holiday tomorrow.
Turkeys retailed at 2sc in Woodbury.,
this week.
Mrs. Rice and daughter are now occu-
plying their new house on Curtis avenue.
Mr.. Edward Lee, Jr, was brought
bone last week from the Hahnemann Hos
pital
Mr.. Albert Dobbs, of Ithaca, New
York, has been visiting his brother Ed
ward
-Adolpb C. stoerrle of this city took
charge of the wiIIiamstown hotel last Sat
urday. ~-N 20
"A very successful musical entertain
ment was given at the Country Club last
Saturday.
MIR. Parsons barn has been removed
from Aberdeen Place by Contractor Heater,
Of Camden. eD--1
Mr.. Thomas Kern, of Dublin, Ireland,
ksitine Mr. and Mrs Fred. Young, of
South Broad street.
Miss Elizabeth Henry, OF Delaware
street, has been appointed manager of
New York Hospital
Daniel Mumford has purchased the
Ladd property on Broad street, and will
/. move it to Mantua avenue. 100
Mr.. and Mr. Joseph Ross, OF Bustleton.
Pa, have been recently visiting Mr. and
Mrs. Jacob Knorr Of High street.
The thirty second anru al New England
dinner held last Thursday night by the
! First Baptist Church Melted Sl25.
Mr. and Mrs. Paul Henry were sere-
naded at their home on Glover street last
Monday evening by the Racket Club
John, oldest son of Mr.. and Mr.. C. NJ.
Garrett, of this city, on the 2lst inst
married Norma A. Heath, of Ell Paso, Tex
CHARLES W. Keebler, Jr., of Rutgers
'Colles is spending Thanksgiving Day with
his sis y, Mrs. Earl champners, of Hop
kins street.
John H Peterson has just completed
his thirty-third consecutive year as inan-
DIAL secretary of the Masonic Lodge at
woodssown
The only exciting thing about turning
she water into the new subsidiDg reservoir
last Sunday, Was the involuntary cold bath
taken by sups. Wilmer.
-Abram James, of sewell, " j.. has
bought Of James Holton, Lord Avon, y
PAGER, with a trial of 2ll and mark of
2IS. Price not stated.
The gas lights and oil lamps both in
side ard outside Of the station. have been
removed. and electric lights have been in
stalled in their stead. The power is taken
from the third rail. C-
Permanent inhabitants Of Atlantic City
number "A, 5S7, according to an estimate
just issued by Director North, of r. Gem
sus Bureau at Washington. placing the in
crease during the year at ,954
-stilse c. Chew, of AIantua, who is do
ing contract work at BaconvilIe, Nd in
hurrying to train after dark last Friday
night, fell into clay pit and broke his left
arm. He had marrow escape Of his life
The P. o. S. of A. attended in body
the morning service at the Central Baptist
Church last Sunday morning. Pastor De-
Woody delivered strong sermon on
Land Marks in American History"
Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1908-11-26

All the following described Personal
Property
HoRSES-Brown horse. DR., 4 years old.
sound and good worker, black horse Harry
good work err IL years old; black horse Boy"
10 years old. good kind and gentle in all har-
drive One Guernsey, extra good family COW.
HAY AND GRAIN-3s0 bushels of corn, 20
lbs to the busheI. 2 tons OF Timothy hay. one
ton Glover hay, 2 tons crab gaab grass hay, one
ton oat hay, stacks OF hot-bed hay, lot OF corn
fodder and lot of manure.
HARNESS-Fou sets of double harness, one
set of carriage harness, 2 sets OF cart harness,
lot of other harness. lot OF collars and brides.
set of double lines. three sets Hy-nets, lot OF
blankets and halters, cow chain
WAGONS One DeHart Shelving. nearly new,
carries $50 baskets 5 inch tread 9 and 2la inch
axle, ! heavy wagon, ! spindle wagon, cart.
hay shelving, box rigging hay rack, shelving
cover.
FARMING IMPLEMENTS-Walte Wood
moving machine. potato digger. two horse
plows sweet potato harrow with vine turner 4
hoe harrows, one Darnell marker, 9ne-h rse
fertilizer drill, 2 Paris green guns, spotting
sash and rafters. spot shovel. lot corn knives,
| stalk sled, snow sled. lot OF shoveis, manure
1 forks, pitch forks, scythes and sneed swingle-
/ trees and evener lot Of trace and CHAINS, iol
Of hoes. lot of old iron,eurry combs and brushes
lot of bags, 300 baskets, scratch harruws, lot 81
! boxes. barrels lot OF good seed Of all kinds
| HOUSEHOLD GOODS Loot OF glass ware, lot
| of dishes. 2 cots and mattress, chairs. lot o
| lamps.
/ sale to commence at 10 O'Clock.
L CoNDITIoNs--A credit OF nine months Oh
sums OF $40 and upwards, BY giving note with
under $40 cash at close Of sale.
Elwood Usinger Auct.
Benjamin Paul, Clerk
Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1908-11-26
cIouee-,er County Orphans Coart.

In the matter of the estate Of
Mary Campbell, deceased, on an Rule 20 Show
application for sale Of land 70 Cause
pay debts
Francis A. Cam pbell, having exhibited under
oath true account Of the personal estate and
debts Of said deceased. whereby IL appears that
the personal estate OF the said deceased is IN
sufficient 80 pay the debts, and requested the
aid OF the Court in the premises
IT is on this Thirsieth day OF October in she
year Of our lord, one thousand nine hundred
and eighs ordered, that all persons Interested
iu the lands. tenements Embellishments and real
estate OF the said deceased, appear before this
Court 1t the Cours House. inthe City OF Wood
bury on the Thrift first day Of December in
the year OF our Lord, one thousand nine hun
bred and eight, as ten o'clock a. M to show
cause why 50 much OF the said lands, tenenents,
Embellishments and real estate Of the said de-
ceased should not be sold as viii be suAscient TO
pay the debts or the residue thereof. as the case
may require.
published, according TO law. in the GLoucEs
- IS : LEWIS STARR.
| ANTHONY q. s aISzs
| u-55t. surroxHso
Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1908-11-26
At the Same Time and Place

One grindstone wheelharrow, picks, chest of
carpenter tools, complete set of cementing tools,
including brass roller; two lap robes, bedstead,
wash stand, cradle. cot mattress. 20 yards mat
ing No. Vigilant range, air zig ht stoves, l
pearly new; parlor table, mirrors. lot pictures,
3-quart ice cream freezer, lot Of dishes
ROSALIE SCHAFER.
Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1908-11-26
= Office OF saTTLEsl EMIT.

Notice is hereby given that the account of
Paul j. Reeves, Executor OF the estate of Sarah
S Andrews, deceased, will be audited by the
Surrogate and reported for settlement to the
Orphans Court of the County OF Gloucester, on
Thursday, December 81, 1905
PAUL REEVES,
Executor.
/ ated surroga'e's Office, Nov. %. 1908.
Jos j. SUMMERILI. Proctor
Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1908-11-26
n oTlCE OF sKrTLEarENT.

Notice is hereby given that the account Of
John F. Truitt, Executor OF the estate of Daniel
Stanton. deceased will be audited by the
Surrogate and reported for settlement 10 the
Orphans Court Of the County of Gloucester, on
Thursday, December 81 1902.
JOHN Fl. TRUITT,
Executor
Dated surrogate's Office, Nov. %, 1905.