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The Camden chronicle. (Camden, Tenn.) 1890-current, 1908-01-31

All who have tried the split log
drag have pronounced It a first-rate
implement. The beauty about its best
use is that it works best when it is
toe muddy to do anything else except
drag The muddier the better for the
drag.
The Camden chronicle. (Camden, Tenn.) 1890-current, 1908-01-31

1t is not time nor money wasted for
the children to have provided for them
plenty of amusement. "All work and
no play, etc" never was more true
than it is to-day, in this artificial sort
of a life we are living.
The Camden chronicle. (Camden, Tenn.) 1890-current, 1908-01-31

If you are not getting all the value
of your products, the Union is in po.
sition TO take the matter up for you,
and help yon to the right thing.
The Camden chronicle. (Camden, Tenn.) 1890-current, 1908-01-31

Hurry up and fix plenty of shelter
for the stock. 1t is a heap cheaper
than feed, and it is your duty to take
care of the poor animals which you
are holding in slavery to your adyant-
age.
The Camden chronicle. (Camden, Tenn.) 1890-current, 1908-01-31

Get onto the telephone line; it will
pay you in more ways than You can
think of Your family needs to be in
touch with other people, and the rural
phone does this for you.
The Camden chronicle. (Camden, Tenn.) 1890-current, 1908-01-31

See the fruit tree man right away,
and get a few more trees than you
think you have room for, for there are
sure to be some corners that VIII grow
nothing but trees.
The Camden chronicle. (Camden, Tenn.) 1890-current, 1908-01-31

Keep it in mind that diversification
plant some other crop; It means that
you must. to be a divers1fier, plant q
variety of other crops.
The Camden chronicle. (Camden, Tenn.) 1890-current, 1908-01-31

1t Is not time nor money thrown
away to hunt the farm over for the
best seed on it. A few years select
ing VIII produce wonders in this line
The Camden chronicle. (Camden, Tenn.) 1890-current, 1908-01-31
WANTED.

Local representative for Camden and
vicinity to look after renewals and in.
crease subscription list of a prominent
monthly magazine, On a salary and com
mission basis. Experience desirable
but not necessary. Good opportunity
for right person. Address Publisher,
Box 90 Station O, New York
The Camden chronicle. (Camden, Tenn.) 1890-current, 1908-01-31
FARMERS EDUCATIONAL
AND
CO. OPERATIVE union
- or AMERICA

The farm that has not a good gar.
den and orchard is not a farm at all
but merely a small ranch.
The Camden chronicle. (Camden, Tenn.) 1890-current, 1908-01-31

To the man who owns the farm, the
money he makes does not always rep
resent the years profits. 1t might be
that there was not a cent of money
in sight and yet the year might be the
best one in ones life. What is the
condition Of the farm, its stock, its
buildings, its fences, the condition of
the lands with regard to the years to
come or through the crop that is to
follow? These are things that are of
as much Importance as the money you
take in from the crop, yes, even more.
Some experiments this summer
prove that there is nothing so great
an enemy to trees as Bermuda grass
Pecan trees that we're Learly dead re-
vived at once upon removal of a turf
of Bermuda, and when 1t grew back to
the trunk of the trees, which 1t did in
a few weeks, they again dropped and
were again revived upon the removal
of the grass.
Some one has asked how farmer
can sell his stuff below cost and still
live. The answer is dead easy. Go
to the average cotton farm and see
the men, women and the children in
a mad race from one years end to
the other. See them up before day
and at it until it is too dark to work.
Who is it that loses? 1t Is not the
farmer, but it is his wife, his sons and
his daughters. 1t is these who lose. 1t
is these who do for the most miser-
able sort of board, and almost no
clothes. and none of the comforts of
life. the hardest work on earth. This
is who loses, and it IS this blood
money that some time and somewhere
tmust be atoned for. Whose fault is
it? 1t is the fault of any and all men
who can change it. DO you find your
place in the ranks of the responsible?
Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1908-10-22
Cross KEYS.

Mr.. John Brown, age "a, lied at the
home of Wash" ROM, his son-in law, last
Saturday. The funeral took place on Tues
day, services were held st the house, con-
Quoted by Rev. L. g. Forier; interment al
the cemetery here. Mr.. Brown had lived
in this vicinity several years, ard was very
highly respected; the funeral &as largely
attended.
Mrs. Lizzie Sparks had the misfortune
to fall one day last week and broke one of
her ribs. DR.. Halsey was called in and
dressed the wound, and az this writing she
is resting easy as can be expected.
Mr.. Isaac Nicholson and Mr.. Esterbrook,
of Philadelphia, called on relatives here
last Sunday
john Pease is nursing badly mashed
finger.
c. s. Prosser has pipes laid to his resi-
dence for gas. Several others are contem-
plating having gas put in their residences
Elmer Crane, wife and son, of Ocean CITY
has been spending sometime here with rela-
tives.
Mrs. L. g. Fourier and daughter are
visiting relatives In Phila.
Mrs. Annie Yapp, who fell and broke her
shoulder bone about two days ago, is get
ting along very nicely.
Richard FISHER is having . new kitchen
built to his residence.
Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1908-10-22
NEwRoLp AND wesrvlLLE.

Ned Davis has returned home again after
an absence OF several weeks in Hanover,
Pa, where he has been playing basketball.
He will return when the weather gets cooler.
valuable colt belonging to Harry Stan
ley died last Monday morning. Harry had
recently purchased the colt from o. J..
which it was taken sick and died the follow
ing morning.
+ The Westville Power Boat Association
will hold their first entertainment and
dance next Saturday evening at Groves
I Retreat along the creek. Tickets 25c. =
Rumor has it that w. c. Miller, the we'll
known ball player and resident OF New
bold, was married to Miss Hazel Warner,
Of st. Paul, Mimi. Both are travelling with
the Robert Mantel Company.
The Soar Krout Supper, given by West
vile Council, d. of l. was quite success.
They were compelled to purchase a new
supply of krout shortly after commencing to
serve supper
The new Bryan & Kern Club held an
other important meeting last Tuesday in
the Town Hail, and several new names
were added 10 the list Of members. Presi-
denb a. V. Cox appointed several important
Ecommit ees, after which donation was asked
to pay for the demonstration which was to
take place on Thursday evening, and over
$50 was raised This shows the nucleus of
which this club is formed, and as an old
resident said, "He never saw the Demo-
Gratis as active as they are this year, Don't
forget to be present Thursday evening in
Prosperity Hall at the Democratic mass
meeting and hear the important issues of
the campaign truthfully discussed. Tie
Wood curry Band will render music during
the evening.
Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1908-10-22
8lpurester s llrmarral.
LoAe DISTANCE rzlss4,ss. No. ~
REGISTER OF SALES.

Oct. 28-Joseph L. Bailey. stock.
Oct. 2S-E. O. Bruner, near Mantua Grove.
Oct. 24--Fred Garten, No. Sc High street Wood
bury, household goods
Oct. "a, Jos. Carr, Pitman, horses, WACO, 5, etc.
Oct. 27-Kean Bros. near Mantua cows.
oot. 29-Gecrge Msgin, persoual property. near
Clarksboro.
Oct. 8l-Personal property OF Joseph L. Locke.
Oct. 3l-Sarnuel T. strstton. personal property,
on road leacing from Mullica Hill TO Evan.
Thursday, Nov 5th--personal estate OF G. Frank
Ballinger mile below Mullica Hill, ~ Liz
zie Ballinger and g. w. F. Gannt. Admrs.
Nov. 7th-Two farms. between Woodstown and
Auburn, real estate and personal property, by
Teresa Laughlin, executrix.
Nov. 11th-Frapk T. Moore, personal property,
at Mullica Hill, M.
Nov. IA Howard Saul, personal property, near
Aura.
Nov 18Th. B. Shoemaker. near Repaupo, per-
sonal property.
Nov. 2s-Property of John w Paul.. by Sheriff
Wilson
Dec. l6-John F. Driver between Redwood and
6lassboro, personal property.
AsFor sales fully described. see advertising
Columns
Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1908-10-22
CLEARING SALE
Of
LIVERY STOCK
Horses. Wagons, Harness,
Blankets and Whips
viii be sold at Public Sale. on
Saturday, October "a, 1908
At my stables,
broadway. Pitman, Nh


!. Bay horse, Harry, fearless OF all objects.
safe for any woman TO drive. 2. Bay mare
Vida. seal brown fearless of all objects safe for
woman, make anyone nice family horse T.
Sorrel horse, Dexter. years old, fearless Of all
objects, nice family horse. 4. Sorrei horse
Joe, years old, sound and good road horse.
well broken 5. Roam mare, Fanny, ladyss
horse fearless of all objects. go d worker in all
harness. 6. Sorrel mare, Florie, q nice driver.
T. Sorrel mare, Fanny. fearless OF all objects
and 9. Pair of black horses, years old. Jim
and Harry. good workers. fearless of all objects,
used last Summer to coach, extra good team 10.
Sorrel horse, binky, good driver worker,
been in the livery for six years, extra good little
horse. Ii. Bay horse, Harry, good family horse,
fearless OF ell objects, win work wherever YOU
put him II. Sorrel horse, Captain, fearless OF
objects, good worker in any harness, fine family
horse. Is. Sorrel mare, Kate, good driver. Il
and IS Pair of small black horses, will mako
good farm team. is. Bay mare, Atlantic
small livery mare, fearless of any object II.
Bay horse, Bell Boy this is an extra good horss
for runabont or buggy, 9 years old and sound
race horse and can step fast, fearless of all OBJ
iects. is. Dark bay, Paul A. PAGER. an extra
good road horse, would make fast horse with
training. The balance of these horses are work
ers and drivers such as ! used in the livery, all
ready TO go 20 work.
20 head of nice shoats, viii weigh % lbs eAch*
Extra good stock.
WAG0NS-S new wagons, buggies and rum
abouts, rubber tire and steel tire wagons in
good order, four seated wagon, will seat eight
balance are secondhand wagons, carriages,
buggies and runabouts. such IS | used ia tha
livery this summer.
40 SETS OF HARNESS, new and second
hand been used but very little this Summer.
100 BLANKETS, quare and stable
Lot of whips and other tnings not mentioned.
Sale to commence at o'clock p. M
Conditions made known on day OF sale
JOSEPH CARE.
B. F. James Auet
A. S. Clark, W. H, Chew, Clerks.
Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1908-10-22
ID EsOLUTION

Resolution amending resolution providing
for the erection of building for municipal uses
and purposes and providing for the issue of
bonds for the payment OF the cost and expense
thereof, passed at O regular meeting OF City
Council held October g 1906, and passed over
the Mayors veto at reg uar meeting of Coun-
ell held October l6, 1906
Resotred that section or paragraph three OF
said resolution be an ended so as TO read as
of erecting said building or structure, the bonds
of The Mayor and Council of the City OF Wood
bury, shall be issued to the amount OF two thou
sand and five hundred dollars said bonds shall
be coupon bonds OF denomination of five hun.
bred dollars es ch, and shall be designated con.
struction bonds and shall be numbered con-
seeutively from one 80 FIVE, both numbers in.
elusive, one of said bonds shall be paid in one
year from the date thereof and in each succeed
ing year until the whole OF the bonds are paid,
one of said bonds shall be paid on the day cor
responding with the date thereof, and the orde
In which said bonds shall become due and pay
able shall be determined by the numbers there
of commencing with bond number one and con.
tinuing in order untRaumber five is reached.
Said bonds shall bear interest at the rate of four
and one half per eentum per annum. Said bonds
shall be signed by the Mayor and countersigned
by the City Clerk and sealed with the corporate
seal of the City of Woodbury.. The date of ssu.
ing of sai bones shall be the first day Of Sep
terpher nine teen hundred and eight.
Passed at q regular meeting OF Council held
October s, 1908
I. HAMPTON WILL ANS
Attest President OF Council.
ARrHUR STARR. City Clerk.
Approved October 10Th, 1868.
SAMUEL. FL. LADD, Mayor, 10.22-2t.
Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1908-10-22

ROBBERS Brooks, treasurer Of Howard
Lodge, Knights Of Pythias, Of Glassboro, is
in Woodbury. jail charged with shortage
of about 5000 in his accounts. He admits
the allegation.
just as we go TO press telegram from
the State committee says Hon. Carl r.
Price, Of Alabama, viii speak at Wood
bury, Tuesday evening, October ~ Mr.
Price has been campaining with Mr.. Began,
and is considered one Of our best speakers. !"
Come and hear him.
Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1908-10-22
IN oHANcKRY OF new JERSEY

To Robert Hinns
Take notice that by virtue OF an order OF the
Court of Chancery Of the State OF New Jersey,
made on the day Of She date hereof, in a cause
wherein Joseph L. Bailey is complainant and
you and another are defendants, you are re-
quired TO appeaf. piead. answeror demur to the
complainatitas bill on or before the ninth day Of
December next. or She said bill viii be taken IS
confessed against you.
The sai d bill is filed TO foFeciose mortgage,
given by Margaret FerFeil 20 joseph l. Bailey.
dated the Eighteenth day OF June nil teen hum
ired and four on lands Ia tha B5rcsgss CT Pailis-
boro in the County OF Gloucester, and you, Rob
ert Winn are made defendant, because you are
the husband OF the said Margaret Terrell, now
Margaret VIM, and as such claim an estate by
curtesy in said lands.
A. II. SWACKHAMER
Solicitor OF Complainant,
No. Cooper Street, Woodbury., N J.
Dated October s. 1908. I0-i5-5t.
Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1908-10-22
Personal Property

ST0OK-one bay horse, 10 years old SQUAD,
kind and gentle, will work anywhere q good
roadster. One black horse, IL years old. an ex-
ce.lent We kerr sound and gentle. One bay
mare, IA years old, an excellent farm worker
one good family COW. four pigs.
WAGONS and IN rLEMENTS-Ones shelving
wagon heavy wagon, box for two. horse wagon,
gravel body. hack wagon. buggies one new;
Champion moving machine, cart, Spangler fer
tilizer drill corn shelter corn knives. KBapsacl
g. rayer, vine cutter, weeder, halfbushel meas
ure, horse rake, half peck measure two horss
plows. one-horse plow, sweet potato pillow, vins
turner. 8 cultivate 8, so hot bed sash, Haines
marker, two horse scratch harrow, grindstone
box OF hot bed glass, tree trimmer, two-horsa
swingletree S, one-horse swinglesrees traces and
breast chains, wagon jacks, hoes forks, shoy~
els, scythes asparagus trough
HAY AND C0RN-Three tons OF hay, 100
bushels of corn
HARNESSES of carriage harness, double se3
of heavy harness. set of single harness, set os
cart harness fly nets, collars. 5ridles blankets
lap robes haters
Sale will commence at o'clock, sharp.
CONDITI0NS-AH sums under SO, cash Al
close of sale. credit of nine months will be
allowed on all sums OF $40 and over by giving
approved note in bank.
E. @. BRUNER
A. s Mullin, Auet; Chas. wilkins, j. W Leon
ard, Clerks.
Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1908-10-22
MONDAY. the Twenty third Day Of November.

Slate OF New Jersey, will be exposed at Public
Sale, on
MONDAY the Twenty third Day OF November.
next. between the hours OF II and o'clock. TO-
wit, at o'clock in the afternoon OF said day, at
the Court House, In the City of Woodbury.
County of-Gloucester. and State of New JERSEY,
al the following described Real Estate that is
to say:
All she following described tract of land and
premises situate in the Town of Williamstown,
County of Gloucester. and State of New Jersey,
and is bounded as follows
Beginning in the centre Of Blue Bell road and
corner to Walter g. Rammeis line due west eie hit
chains and sixty eight links TO large hickory
tree. thence 90 south twenty. seven and one
bslf degrees west one chain sevcnty-one links
to corner. thence (31 due east nine chains and
twelve links to the centre OF Blue Bell road
aforesaid. thence al along the centre OF said
road one chain and sixty. nine linkst the place
OF beginning. containing one and one-half acres
OF land, more or Tess. Being the same piece cf
land decided to John w. Paul By George Green
and wife December Z, 1895.
Seized as the properly Of John w Paul "a al,
defendants, and taken in execution at the suit of
Anna Ella Bodlne. complainant, and TO be cold
by CHARLES WILSON, Sheriff.
French & Richards, Solicitors
Dated October l6. 1905 Prs. fees. 81 20.
Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1908-10-22
n oTICE TO CREDITORS.

Elizabeth Pratt Talman. executrix OF the estate
Of Henry 8 Talnaan, deceased. by direction of
She Surrogate of the County of Gloucester, here
by gives notice to the creditors of the saidHenry
$. Taiman, deceased. 80 bring in their debts,
claims and demands against the estate of the
nine months from this date or they viii be for
ever barred OF any action therefor against the
said executor.
ELIZABETH PRATT. TALMAN,
Dated Get 10Th 1903. Executfix.
Jos. J. Summerill, Proctor.
Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1908-10-22
DUBAEG SALE
-oFl--~
Person al Property
VIII be sold at Public sale, oA
Thursday, November 5, 'O8
On the farm occupied by the late g. Frank Bal
iinger, on the road leading from Null
LfCA HILL to HARRiSONVlLLE,
about mile from the former

about mile from the former
place.
HoRsEs-Roan horse, dark roam horse, bay
horse, grey mare, all good workers single or
double.
OATTLE--six cows, some with calves by
sheir sides, others coming into profit.
HOGS--Six shosts, good breeding SOW, s Jer-
sey red pigs, about 10 weeks old.
800 bushels OF corn, 20 tons of hay.
WAGOSS-Good truck shelving. made by
Woolston, haifcus wagon and shelvings good
two horse heavy wagon i two horse wagon and
corn sides, hay shelvings, one horse market
wagon, carts, market wagon top, good hack
PLEMENT-Twentieth century manure
spreader, nearly new; o. X. Champion potato
digger, only used one season; hay tejder in
good repair; Tigar hay rake cultivators, riding
cultivator, gang pillow, stalk sled bros beast fer
tilizer drill, land roller corn planter Acme har-
row, Planet potato digger two horse plows,
one-horse do, A harrows, Hallock weeder,
sweet potato ridger, cut harrow grubbing and
other hoes, spotting board, fodder cutter, Rob-
bins potato planter Mccormick mower used
season; lot of forks ana shovels hay rope,
blocks and forks, sleigh. Batemau sprayer log
chains. lot of trace chains. single and double;
while trees, circular saw, complete; gasoline en-
CINE feed grinder, corn shelter, shsfting and
pullies, lot OF betting. in good repair force
pump and endless chain, 20 gallon cedar tank
in good order; 100 hot bed sash and rafters
Stoddard clover seed sower. vine cutter, axes,
patent balance, scyty and sheath ,augers, square
brace ana bit. saws chiseis. ice tongs and hook.
wrenehes, asparagus baskets, asparagus bunch
ers, knives and pans a lot of old iron
NESS-Set of double carriage harness, in
good order; express harness. in good repair; 9
sets of double harness sets OF cart harness. lot
OF single harness, collars brides, halters, sets
double lines, garden hose and reel.
MISOELLAN EOUS-Reed separator lot win
dow sash, CIPHER incubator washing machine,
ehnrn, butter bog. kitchen chairs Apollo range
bedsteads, beds and bedding. CHR dish
tening coors, lot OF Cedar Lawn eantaloupe
seed, lot of articles too tedious to mention.
Sale to commence at II o'clock NJ
CoNDITIoNs--A credit of 10 months will be
given on all sums aver $40 on note with appro
we'd security. payable in Farmers National Bank,
Mullica Hill, with interest after 30 days. All
sums less than $40 cash at close of sale. No
goods TO be removed until she conditions are
complied with.
NJ. LIZZIE BALLINGER,
GEORGE w. F. GAUNr
Administrators
B. F, James, Auct,; CIV. Elkinton and Roger
Costello, Clerks.
Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1908-10-22

ST0GK-Four horses: bay, Tom, good work
er and sound, ears old; bay horse Billie,
years old; bay horse, Harry. good worker
and driver, and sound. years old; gray horse
Lady good worker, will work anywhere, IA
years old cows, heifer bulls.
IMP EMENTS-0ne two horse shelving wae.
on, cut under, nearly new, Coxs' make; l shelv-
ing wagon with top and brake; shelving cover,
two horse heavy wagons, one inch tread
one inch tread, 2 carts, stalk cart hay shelly.
ing, buggies, one nearly new; rubber tire rlina-
bout. nearly new; hack wagon. l two horse
sleigh, one horse sleigh good as new: stalk sled
roller, nearly new, good grind stones one
new one; riding piow, Oliver chill, nearly new;
ztwo-hor piows, or horse plows, fnrrow
plow, sweet potato ridger, sweet potato digger,
markers, phosphate drill, good moving ma
chimes, horse rake, weeder. wheelbarrow, lot
hoe harrows and scratch harrows stalk cutter.
fan mill, 4strikipg out poles. cider press in good
condition; good corn shelters, lawn mower,
cross cut saw, 2 wood saws, half bushel me as
ures, set patent balances onion sleeves lot cider
barrels, 2 hogsheads, 46 hot bed lash, some near
ly new; spotting board, one 80 foot ladder two
Is foot ladders, lot chicken COOKS, hay fork.
block and rope, portable boiler, holding SO gal
Ions, with stove; boiler without stoye; 30( ce-
dar bean poles. lot fire wood. cut in stove
lengths, tomato blockers, hoes shovels. forks
rakes and lot OF other articles too tedious to
mention.
sEED-Lot Black Boilers watermelon seed
lot Rocky Ford and Jennie Lind cantaloupe
seed, lot lima bear seed, 500 BUSHELS CORN,
20 POUNDS TO BUSHEL
HARNESS. sets heavy double harness set
light double harness, 2 sets cart harness. 2 sets
carriage harness, harness c oset, lot collars
brides and lines
HOUSEHOLD GOODS One piece parlor
suit, hair cloth; bed room suit. y foot extern
ton liable centre table coal stove with register
to heat room above coal stove for potato cellar
Quick Meal gasoline stove, organ, sideboard,
couch, chairs, lot OF rag and ingram carpet, but
ter churn and horse milk separators. butter
print, dinner bell, yard lamp, and lot Of
other articles too numerous to m ntion
This sale will be positive and all goods sold
for the biRh dollar, without reserve, as l intend
to quit farming.
SALE TO COMMENCE AT II O'CLOCK A. M
CONDITIONS-A liberal credit made known
on day of sale GEORGE MAGIE.
James. Auctioneer. A. 8. Clark. James
Dawson, Clerks.
Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1908-10-22
NOTICE OF SETTLEMENT

Alice M COOPER Of th 'as as of
drew J Craig, deceased, will be audited by the
Surrogate and reported for settlement to the
Orphans Court of the County of Gloucester, on
Friday, November "a, 1908.
ALICE NJ COOPER
ExecutTix
Dated surrogate's Office, October 2lst, 1905
Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1908-10-22

225 acres one Of the best grain, grass and
truck farms In New Jersey; would make fine
cattle or stock farm; situated / mile from sta
tion; in q good farming district n acres in
grass. 25 acres in good timber $50 years old:l
fine Ike OF spring water covering 8 acres with
wate1spower and saw mill over loo acres under
cultivation Homestead overlooking lake: new
up to.date tenant house directly opposite large
barn for stock of all kinds with water in build.
located nicely for help or will divide farm with
buildings. The farm must be seen TO be appre-
eiated and can be sold on satisfactory terms.
80 acre farm, caah re Mt
Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1908-10-22
OF SETTLEMENT

Notice is hereby given that the account of
Samuel A e. Tomlin trustee under the will of
Mary R. Tomlin, deceased, for Willie A. Tom
lin. will be audited by the Surrogate and repor-
ted for settleme MT to the Ordhans' Court OF the
County OF Gloucesser,on FRIDAY. November 9th,
1908. SAMUEL, A. e. TOMLIN,
Trustee.
Dated surrogate's Office, October 2lst, 1905
Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1908-10-22

log acre farnl, Il mile from Glassbcro station
good soil for grain or truck, good buildings
Chez for cash