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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-05-08

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Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1909-02-04
PUB &c SALE.
pun .IC SALE.
VIII be sold at public sale, on
Thursday, February IL, 1909
at the premises of the subscriber, on the
road from Aura to Glassboro,
One Mile from Aura,
Personal PROPERTY

Three Horses: A pair of match roans,
blocky team. "Roany, coming 3 years.
worth the attention Of anyone wanting a
Years Years old, sound, Kind and gentle in ali
harness, a number one horse.
Three Young Cows: Fanny" a good
Jersey COW. win be fresh by day of sale;
Dolly" Holstein COW with first calf BY
ing, viii be fresh in Spring / Durham
bull, 2 years old, fine animal.
Five or six Hundred Bushels of Corn,
Yellow Dent; this is good stock. sold 20
HAY: About or tons of both timothy
and clover, properly cured.
"A lot OF white potatoes, several bushels
dred baskets of white turnips.
WAGONS: One two-horse full cut under
DeHart shelving wagon, eight baskets
long, nearly new; i twO-hOrSe plantation
wagon, DeHart make, an extra good wag-
on; good cart, low down milk wagon,
!. buggy. runabout, hay shelving, corn
sides and bottom, tomato rack.
FARM MACHINERY: Iron Age potd
to planter in good repair; / "Hallock's
Success potato digger, ! Aspinwall spray
ger, 1 Mccormick mower, 5 foot cut; 1
Mccormick hay rake, ! pivot axle riding
cultivator. 1 walking gang plow,. SYRIA
Sorse nos
weeder, / fallow harrow, l circular disk
cut harrow, first-clas corn shelter, double
IeeQ, norman marker, l. WneelDafOW, i
seed drill, l swill cart and barrel, 1 grind
stone, set cow dehorners, good as new;
set of patent balances, will weigh I'VE
hundred pounds, with platform for poul-
try, etc
HARNESS: Two sets of carriage har-
ness, / nearly new; several sets of double
work harness., cart harness. collars, brid-
les, lines, fynets, halters, several blankets,
etc.
UTENSILS, ETC: Shovels, forks, hoes,
rakes, scythes, scoop shovel, axes, potato
drags, 2 good half bushels, 2 half pecks,
bushel basket lots of grain and potato
sacks, Ratchet saw level, brace and bits,
hog hooks, hog gambrels, scrapers, corn
knives, trestles, large iron pot, hog crate,
stalk sled, lot of truck baskets, lot of bar
rels, drag chain, log chains, trace chains,
swingetlrees, neck yokes, cant hook,
chicken coops, and other articles too ted
ious to mention.
One breech loading gun, large farm
bell, 1 bedroom suit, bed and bedding,
bureau, stand, carpet, old mahogany Du
reau, 1 wardrobe, 1 churn, lamps, ETC.
Sale to commence at 11.30 a. m. sharp.
CONDITIONS-Eight months credit on
all sums over $40 by giving note with ap-
proved security, payable in the First Nat
ional Bank of GIassboro, interest after 80
days. 2 per cent. off for cash on such
sums.
JAMES R. LEDDEN.
Charles Dilks, Auct.
Roy Ledden, Clerk.
Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1909-02-04
DUBLIC Sale.
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WAGONS
Farming Implements
AT Mickleton Wagon Works, Mickletor
Friday, February, 10, 1909

Wagons-Six new hack wagons, con-
sisting of full spring and duplex gears !;
farm wagons, with slip tongue and iron
hub. These wheels are our own make and
guaranteed to be frst-class, IN axle, g.
inch tread; two pinch axle carts, Bin. tread
These wagons are guaranteed to be first
class in every respect. Two Jaeger wag
ons, second handed, good as new; / sec
nd-handed jump-seat carriage in good
order; second-handed surrey, III good
order; 1 low-down wagon, with iron
wheels.
Implements corn markers, with
axles and wheels; Deering mower, new !;
Mccormick horse rake, Oliver riding plows
steel beam; middle breaker plows, Oliver
ONE horse plows, and Oliver two horse
plows with wood and steel beams; also
lot of Syracuse one-horse and two horse
plows, South Bend plows, new lsateman
sprayer, / Baateman potato planter, rid
ing cultivators, Bateman marker with hill
ing attachment for killing asparagus, lot
of one horse cultivators, weeders with
seed attachment, disk harrows with truck,
spike tooth harrows, two hole Pennyslva-
MIA corn shelters, also one hole corn she'll
ers, fertilizer drills, Spangler and Key
stone; grindstone, l wheelbarrow.
Horses-Two good work horses.
Sale to commence at l o'clock p. M.
Conditions--A credit of 6 months will
be given on all sums Of $40 and over
sums under $40 cash at close of sale.
EICHLER & MADARA.
Elwood Usinger, Auctioneer.
Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1909-02-04
Personal Property

Stock-One bay horse snoar.
WagOns-One shelving rack, / two horse
wagon, 1 cart, 2 buggies, / hack wagon.
Implements-Lot swingletrees, moving
machine, l hay rake, stalk Knives, /
Steward marker, weeder, ! two horse fall
low harrow, 1 sweet potato harrow, 2 cul-
tivators, 1 two horse pillow, 1 one-h horse
pillow, l two-horse wagon. box, / corn
coverer, 1 diamond tooth harrow, / sled
vine cutter, fertilizer drill, scythe and
snead, Paris green blowers, pair sweet
potato tongs, asparagus buncher, aspara-
gus knives, 3 sets chain traces, T chains,
COW chains, lot berry crates, 16-foot lad
der, lot boxes, meal chest, water barrels,
lot bags, lot chicken coops, wagon jack,
lot hot-bed sash and rafters, lot baskets,
/ shelving top nearly new.
Harness-Two sets double harness, set
single harness, / set buggy harness, / set
cart harness, collars, brides lines, 2 sets
fynets, haters, stable blankets, lot old
iron, hog gambrels.
Hay and Seeds-Two tons of hay, 3
stacks of hot-bed hay, lot tomato seed,
lot Rocky Ford citron seed.
One cross-leg table, bedstead, / churn.
Sale to begin at o'clock sharp
Conditions-A credit of months will be
given on all sums of $40 and over by
giving approved note payable in bank,
interest after thirty days, and no goods to
be removed until conditions are complied
with.
complied with.
JOHN f. ANDERSON.
Charles Wilkins, Clerk.
Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1909-02-04
Wi be sold at the same time and place

Tuesday, Feb 10TH 1909, at the residence
of Charels Budd, all the following describ
ed personal property of Wilhelm & Maurer
Horses Gray horse, good worker and
gray mare, good, kind and gentle in all
harness, fine driver; 1 extra good COW,
heavy mixer; also, heifers.
$50 Bushels of Horse Corn, 20 lbs. to the
bushel s tons of No / timothy hay, lot
of good corn fodder in the barn, 125 gall
Ions of cider vinegar, 2 sets of double har-
ness, / set of single harness, sets of
double lines, lot of collars, 1 two horse
shelving wagon and cover 1-horse low
down covered spring wagon, two horse
Syracuse pillow, No. 2; scratch harrow, 1
Darnel marker, hoe harrows, Wood NOV
ing machine, 6 new hot-bed sash, grind
stone, 125-egg incubator and brooder, lot
of new cider barrels trace and L chains
sled, forks, and other things too numerous
to mention
Condition of sale as absove mentioned.
WILHELM & MAURER.
Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1909-02-04
VENpUE-
Will be sold at public sale, on
Wednesday, February 10, 1903
at the residence of the subscriber,
One Mile from Mickleton,
on the road leading from Mickletton to
Jefferson, the following described
Personal Property

SEEDS-30 lbs. Vel Danvier onion seed,
40 bushels of yellow Danvier onion sets,
$50 bu. Up River sweet potato seed,lo0 tas
kets of Early Rose white potatoe seed, 10
baskets of second size Early Rose potatoes,
20 baskets of Crown Jewel white potato
seed, 20 baskets of Irish Cobblers, " bas-
ket Black Boilers watermelon seed, l
bushel of Blue Gem watermelon seed, lot
of Rocky Ford citron seed, lot of Parker
citron seed, lot of Ford Hook citron seed,
lot Of plant Seed tone Of Il
HARNESS--Two sets of heavy harness.
with hip straps; l set OF heavy harness
with .breeching and housings, lot OF lines
set of single carriage harness.
INSTRUMENTATION planter, cut har-
row, Buckeye moving machine, Buckeye
gang pillow, two horse Oliver chill pillow, lot
of hoe harrows of all kinds, double
Moulboard pillow, Decker hitler, hay ropes,
2 barrels of vinegar, vine cutters, sled
swingletrees for pillow, set of swingletrees
for wagon, lot of barrels, lot of sweet pota-
to browsers, wood saw, hose for watering
all complete, shelving brake complete, /
Tiger horse rake, No. 20 Wizard pillow, No.
16 Wizard pillow, 2, LeRow plows, Syracuse
iddle-breaker, steel beam,. Oliver sulky
pillow, Spangler fertilizer drill, stalk com
pressers, lot of harrow teeth of all kinds,
hot bed covers, lot of bags 100 hotbed
sash, grindstone, potato digger, one
horse pillow, 2 spindle wagons, rubber tire
buggy, nearly new; / new hack wagon,
second hand jump seat carriage in good
order.
STOCK-Two good work horses, sound !;
2 cows, coming in in the Spring, nice
heifers, due in the Spring; shoats, will
weigh about 125 lbs; seed hog, Chester
White; l. seed hog, Poland China; 8 geese
HOUSEHOLD GOODS = Two sewing
machines, lady's bicycle, 2 bedsteads, lot
Of stove pipe, S-foot extension table.
Sale to commence at o'clock sharp
CONDITIONS made known at sale.
JOHN ]. MAGIN.
Jacob Rodan, Auct.
James Dawson, Clerk.
Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1909-02-04
How to Amuse chi!dren

A quiet, rainy day game for children
old enough to read is to cut out all the
animals and birds you can find; then
write the names of each on small slips
Of paper, let the children have one cor
ner of the room for playground, and
let them place all the animals on the
floor; then find the name Of each one.
1t will not only amuse them for hours,
but they will soon learn to know all the
different kinds Of animals and birds.
Give them crayons and let them color
them.
Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1909-02-04


Bay mare years old, and sound will
work anywhere and lady can drive her.
and are pair of large work horses
weigh about $500 lbs. and not afraid Of
anything; are. a pair OF good workers as
ever were hooked, age and years.
Two Cows.
One is a Holstein COW coming in with
fourth calf; make fine dairy COW.
No. 2, Guernsey heifer coming in with
second calf; will make a fine family COW
Hogs.
fine breeding sows and 10 nice shoats.
Wagons and Implements.
Full cut under truck shelving made by
Stanley, carries $50 baskets, with and !
horse hitch complete; farm wagon, 3-inch
tread, pinch axle; low down Michigan
wagon, cart in good condition, 2 buggies
in good condition, runabout, latest style
tom, truck body, hay shelvings, set 16 #
plankS.
4 Bateman Potato Planters,
10 Riding CultivatOrs, all the latest inn
provements.
2 Riggs Plows,
Two-h0rse Syracuse PIOws,
2 One-horse PlOws,
4 Hoe HarrOws,
Fifty-tooth Smoothing Harrows,
2 disc harrows, 9-foot horse rake with
grass seeder attachment, Aspinwall spray
err in good condition, hay tedder, 5-foot
mower, water barre alnd cart
No. lib Ross fodder cutter with 12-foot
carrier.
Sliding frame circular wood saw with "a
in. and 80 in. saws and two wheel cart
for carrying saw.
Set of platform scales, weighs 400 lbs.
Wheelbarrow, grass seeder, Hallock weed
er, pair feed bags, 20-ft. one inch rubber
hose, 3 axes, lot of forks, shovels, hoes
rakes, 2 crowbars iron wagon jack, water
ing pot, set of log holsters, new corn mark
horse trough, 8 hog troughs,. single and
double swing1etrees, pair of trace chains
2 pair of breast chains, log chains, drag
chains, 6 COW chains, hog box. lot of empty
harpoon hay fork, with blocks and 125 #
of rope, swill barrel and buckets, case OF
tools, scythes and sneads.
/ Emery Wheel,
25 Laying Hens.
Harness.
Set of cart harness, double sets OF
heavy harness. pairs double lines, col
lars, 2 sets of fynets, heavy BRIDES
blankets in good order, set of driving har-
ness. This harness was nearly all new
last Spring
$50 Bushels of Corn, 20 lbs. to bushel,
10 Tons Of Baled Salt Hay.
Seed Potatoes.
Cars of Seed Potatoes, Cobblers, Greer
Mountains and Carman.
They are guaranteed to be pure and true
to name, and are as nice a seed as evel
came from Aristook County.
Onion sets-250 Bushels yellow Danyiers
Pennsylvania grown.
Household Goods.
Couch, cook stove, drop leaf table, 20 yds
mating, lantern, chairs, half dozen win
dow curtains lawn mower, large umbrella
pair of bed blankets, cross-leg table, 10
of dishes, pans and cooking utensils.
p. S.-Everything advertised Is to b.
sold for the high dollar as l am going tt
quit farming.
Conditions-Six months credit on goot
bankable note; interest from date.
sale to commence at IL O'Clock sharp.
c.. NJ WEATHERBY.
B. f. James, Auctioneer.
John Tonkin and Chas. Miller, Clerks.
Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1909-02-04
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REGISTER OF SALES.

Feb. 5. VIM. O. Fox. swedesboro, horses, mules
harness, blankets.
Feb 9. Colby Bros, cows, near Woodbury..
Feb. 81. G. Cox & Bro. the hotel, Clayton.
Feb. Shannon Nathan, near CLAYTON.
Feb. 9-Emel Kruger,near Woodbury..
Feb. 1o-John j. Magin. Mickleton.
Feb. 1C--Joseph James near Porchtown.
Feb. 11-Mrs. Mary E. Keyser, (nee Simpson,
near Hurffville.
Feb. Thames R. Ledden, Aura.
Feb. ll--Mrs. Mary E. Keyser,n Simpson, near
Hurffville.
Feb. 1s-J. L. Kuhn. Pitman, lumber, etc.
Feb. Is-J. L. Kuhn. at Pitman.
Feb. l5-Real estate by Sheriff Wilson.
Feb. 15-Jos. L. Bailey, near Gibbstown, stock,
hay, grain.
Feb. l7-John F. Anderson. near Red Bank.
Feb l7-Jeseph Pedriclx near Jacksonville.
Feb ls--Jos. Carr horses, at itman.
Feb. 1s-H G. Wood and H. B. Wood. near
Blackwood.
Feb 1s-Eichler Madara, wagons, implement !,
Mickleton.
Feb 2o-M. H.Myers, Swedesborc, carriages and
wagons.
Feb 2S-Frank Handle. near Gross Keys.
Feb. al @. Smalley. Evan.
Feb. 24-Real estate by Sheriff Wilson.
Feb, 27-Clearing-out sale of O. M. Weather by
Aura.
HsFor sales fully described, see advertising
Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1909-02-04
STOCK AND PERSONAL PROPERTY

Horseshoe gray horse "Bill," s .srs
old, good work or family hores; gray
horse, ssNed,'' s years old, good horse
and will work anywhere; / bay horse
Harry" 8 years old, good driver.
10 Ccws-Six of them fresh and spring
ers
Implements light Jaeger wagon
1 good hay shelving, l iron axle cart
nearly new; Osborne binder in good
order, grain drill in good order, l new
Osborne hay tedder, 1 new Osborne hay
rake, weeder, lieut. harrow, / horse
South Bend pillow, 2 one horse plows,
hoe harrows, / potato digger, 1 two horse
harrow, l riding cutivator, lot of swingle-
trees, 1 Robbins potato planter, in good
order; l grass seed drill, / cider press,
fertilizer drill, 100 fertilizer sacks, / lawn
mower, | King sprayer, forty quart milk
cans, Blizzard sprayer.
Harness-Two sets double harness, ]
set of single harness, set cart harness
lot collars, lines, brides, etc.
% new hot-bed SASH Lot of other ar
ticles too tedious to mention
6 tons of good mixed hay.
Sale to commence at 1890 o'clock, and
will be positive as l have purchased a
small farm and do not need the above
ConditiOns-A credit of months on
sums of $40 and upwards; under $40 cash
EMIL KRUGER.
B. F, James, Auctioneer.
VIM. M. Carter, Clerk.
Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1909-02-04

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Three Horseshoe bay mare, good team
or eartt horse; ] brown horse, good every
where da black mare re-. anyone can drive
COW, coming in in February.
WagOns--One farm wagon, one horse
market wagon in good repair, 1 handy
Implements Moving machine, / horse
rake, buggy, hay shelving, sleigh, wheel
barrow, two horse plows, iron harrow,
rows, smoothing harrow, 2 potato diggers,
Darnell marker, patent balance, one horse
pillow, fertilizer drill, new model seed drill,
chains, COW chains, log chains, brass
sprayer, Paris green gun, 200 baskets,
work bench, with iron wise; hay forks and
rope, grindstone, hog troughs, forks,
sshovels, drags, hoes, barrels, boxes, etc,
$50 hot-bed sash, frames and rafters, hot
house, Is sash, dollhouse stove.
Harness--Two sets double team harness,
brides, sets double lines, set market
wagon harness, 2 sets flynets, 2 sets car
rage harness, cart harness, collars, lines,
etc
Miscellaneous-50 yards of chicken wire,
iron boiler, 80 gallons; old iron, etc, hay
corn stalks, ETC., tons timothy hay, 5
stacks good crab grass hay, meadow hay,
Is acres of growing grain, go heaps corn
stalks, $50 bushels corn, $50 cart loads of
manure, breeding geese
Household GoOds-One bedroom suit old
IaSnloneu bureau, lot cna1fS, rocking
chairs, 8 tables, churn, lot of carpet, oil
cloths, child's crib, mating, parolr car
pet, No. 8 range, bedroom stove, lot dishes,
tubs, etc.
Sale to commence at 1890 O'Clock p. M
Conditions-A credit of months on all
sums of $40 and upwards. All sums I'M
der $40 cash at end of sale. No goods to
be removed until conditions are complied
with.
CHAS H. BUDD.
B. f. James, Auct :
VIM. NJ Carter, Clerk
Also, at the same time and place two
houses and lots in the village of Thoro-
fare, right near railroad station, adjoin-
ing Delaware River railroad; 1 minute
from station.
Conditions-Ten per cent and cash bal
ance in 80 days. CHAS. H. BUDD.
Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1909-02-04
WHITE
WYANDOTTE
COCK EREL6

PURE BRED BEAUTIES from high class strain
line bred for nine years especially for laying
qualities Their mothers layed from early
February to November without break and
never became broody Prices reasonable.
Original lot was 25 fine birds, this date, (Feh.
II, have only left, all extra good birds.
Orders received now for eggs 81 90 for Is.
D. 8. PANC0AST
I2-100Sh. Pisman N j.
Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1909-02-04
FOR

= Some one in the family is always getting
an ache, Sprain, a Bruise or an Injury of
some sort.
Hendrickson's Gilt Edge Liniment
should always be on hand. A simple rubb-
ing will stop the WORST Pain or Ache.
Read the testimonials of prominent people
who have used Gilt Edge Lininent for 20 years.
Bridgeton, N. j., February 81 1901.
Mr.. D. F. Hendrickson,
DEAR SIR: 1t gives me pleasure to the merits
of Gilt Edge Lta.inaent, which l have used in my
family for many years. know it to be all it
claims to be, and can particularly recommend is
for rheumatism. neuralgia, soreness and lame
ness OF any kind, and for tired and aching feet
it has equal. In fact, consider it an ndis
pensable family remedy.
MRS. REV. j. JUDsoN PlERsoN.
Philadelphia, Pa, January 81, 1901
Steeman & Archer, Wholesale Druggists and
Paint Manufacturers.
D. F. Hendrickson, Woodbury., N. j.
DEAR SIR: We have sold several gross of
your Git Edge Liniment this year and have NOT
had single Complaint. We believe it to be q
ss'' sN>>' ''~ sTEELMAN 6 ARCHER.
For sale by all Retail Druggists and General
Stores Smith, Kline, French Co. and Steelman
& Archer Philadelphia Distributors.
If you are unable to secure it, mail order d.
rect to laboratory, price Csc. Ipay freight
Edward Williams, of National Park
has been compelled to visit Cooper
hospital for relief from badly poison
ed hands which were badly swollen
and very painful.
The workmen in Williams fo'ui-
| dry at Vineland were badly scared
on Saturday when they discovered
a mortar shell in the scrap iron that
came very near going in the furnace
A turkey today is worth as much
money as was sheep few years aga
!
| Women occupy very inferior posi-
ton In India. A wife may not walk
by the side Of her husband, but only
follow respectfully behind him. She
may not eat with him, must content
herself with his leavings when he has
finished and must not even speak to
him in the society Of others.