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Gloucester County Democrat., 1912-02-15

COWS-Five extra good COWS and bull.
The cows are all Jerseys and are fresh
Anyone in want of good family or dairy
COW, can not go amiss on them. One
full blooded Guernsey bull, with a register.
which will be shown day of sale.
IMPLEMENTS-One shelving wagon.
2 Ia inch axle. slows $50 baskets, made to-
order by Freck and is nearly new; 1
express wagon, will carry tons; milk
delivering wagon, / surrey, 1 sleigh and
bells, 2 falling top buggies in good rum
ming order, 4 two horse Imperial plow.
one horse do, i one horse South Bend
plow 1 cut harrow, nearly new; fifty
tooth lever harrow nearly new; culti-'
vator, Acme harow,a1 onion harrow, 2 cul-
tivators, middle breaker, hay rake with
rel. 3 wagon jacks / riding cultivator L
28-ft extension ladder. straight ladders,
bag truck 1 post hole digger.
HARNESS4t3 One double set shreeching
harness., 1 set, with collars, brides and
lines, and one set Of milk wagon harness.
HOUSEHOLD GOODS One. oak beds
room suit. in very good order: ] cherry
bed room set in very good order; / can
opy top high-posted 9bedstead' 16 yds; Of
Brussels carpet Il nearly new 4 walnut
rocking chair, 2 porch rockers, parlor
table, / walnut eommode. lot of pictures,
i picture EASEL 4 steam boiler. churn,
good as new. organ stool, cherry seeder.
good article; leather couch, ! kitchen
table. lot of chairs. and many articles too
numerous to- mention. }s.ft
Sale to begin. at d2 O'Clock sharp, and
win be positive, Eas have no more use for
..9ice1aolNDIT1ONs * credit of months VIII
be given on all sums over $40 by giving
note with approved security, payable in
either bank of Woodbury., interest after
ss CHARLES BLENsINGER.
B. F. James, Auctioneer.f ~.
s"1A. F. Hoffman, Clerk
Gloucester County Democrat., 1912-02-15
in cHANCERY OF NEW JERSEY.

To Mary e. Fowler and Almond Fowler,
her husband, Jacob. D. Skill and Ruth
Skill, his wife:
BY virtue of an order Of the Court Of
Chancery of New Jersey, made on the day
of the date hereof, in a cause wherein
Clara Chamberlain and Wilson P. Cham
berlain, her husband, Laura Mick and
Robert Mick, her husband. are complain
ants, and you and others are defendants,
lyop are required to appear. plead. answer
or demur to the bill of said complainants
on or before the Eighteenth Day of March
next, or the said bill will be taken as
confessed against you.
The said bill is fled for the partition
of certain lands in the township Of Dept
ford, in the County Of Gloucester, of which
Annie Stephens, died seized. and you Mary
p. Fowler and Jacob d Skill are made
defendants, because you, are two Of the
tenants In common therein, and you Az
niond Fowler. ARE madel defendant because
you are the husband of the said Mary, d,
Fowler, and thereby have some interest in
the lands or the share! to which your wife
is entitled and you Ruth Skin, are made
defendant because you are the wife Of the
said Jacob ID, Skill. and thereby have an
inehoate right OF dover In the lands or
the share, TO which your husband is en-
titled. svfh Nj s5ssslssta S4rS III II 1fesf NJ
Solicitor of Complainants,l No. 8
s Cooper Street. Woodbury. II. i.
{ Dated January IL 1912 1-25st
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Gloucester County Democrat., 1912-02-15

HORSES. Horses will consist of close
mated teams, some with plenty lof weight,
others not so heavy; some good single
horses, suitable for general purposes, all
young; some good four year olds, moth
ing over six years in the Western end.
Having had considerable experience in
buying horses for this market. shall en-
deavor to have this bunch as good as /
ever offered 5at auction.
Special mention is made of daisy
black points, sired by "Bellman," and l
consider her the best family or business
mare ever owned. s A40ftf Les
E WAGONS Consisting Of two new rub
Der top buggies, the good kind; two Sec
ond hand buggies one low down with rub
her tires one jump seat carriage. in ex-
eellent order, made by a good maker.
S + fHARNESS-Lots of harness of all kinds,
single and double, heavy and light. some
of them last year s style and part of them
of the 1912 make, direct from the manu-
facturer to me, all made to my order, to-
gether with all aecumulations of supplies
in the harness line! "a jai
BLANKETS-Quite number of those
good blankets, both stable and square,
and all will be sold as I never carry any
over A few used stable blankets; these
always sell below their value. sf ia
lHOGS---Consist of good size shoats, good
enough for breeders, one very nice boar in
the lot. 5f 4 eiS so t
Sale positive, everything represented
just as it iss no deeeptions whatever and
must Ill be. sold as I have bought a, farm
Come early and stay late and if we run
out of powder we will sell Red Gregor, .
No. 1876, and all of my brood mares
Sale to begin at 1880 O'Clock sharp.
known on day Of sale by
B F.. james, Auctioneer. ~ : q
s. s. ConoyeE G. W Wiltsee Clerks
Gloucester County Democrat., 1912-02-15
4 FEW 1912 sPECrALTIEs

The jackson" name plate on vehicle
means reliability. quality satisfactIon-no
matter what the price. | couldn't afford to
let 1t mean anything else.
~ If carriage buyers only knew as much
about vehicles as dealers do. my sales
would double within year.
/ have no trouble selling vehicles to per-
sons who are familiar with values.
Today's business is all right enough, but
by giving Unequalled Values today is lay-
ing a foundation for future business.
| No dealer can afford to cut his price If
This prices are fair and honest in the first
pace. My vehicles are listed at the prices
treat all alike. The same value to all at
the same prices. A continual growth in
business indicates my principle is fair to
all and should Justify your confidence and
trade.
JOSEPH A. JACKSON,
Dealer In High Grade Vehicles
fleetwood. si sftszl!Jlf New jersey
Gloucester County Democrat., 1912-02-15
Wednesday, February s1, 1912

at my farm on the road leading from
bridgeport to Gibbstowsn, about one and
one half miles from Bridgeport all the
following described stock, farming inn
plements, ETC.:
HORSESHOE bay horse "BilL"I 10 =
hands high. sound, kind and gentle will
work in all harness; one bay horse, .Dex-
ter" IS hands high. nine years old, sound
and gentle, will work single or double: I
sorreI mare, Nellie" 10 hands high, will
work in all harness, a good driver; ! bay
horse, Star, about 15 10 hands high
sound and gentle will work in ALI har-
ness gray horse Harry gentle and
will work in all harness.
Il WAGONS AND IMPLEMENTS r. One
buggy,s1 set truck shelyings, nearly new
4 Jr.i Planter harrow, ] two-horse plow,
4 potato digger ] moving. machine, Nc
Cormick; / set cart harness, water cask,
q two lhorse heavy wagon / Acme harrow,
i vine turner harrow, II vine cutter, one
horse rake. /, set double harness, 100 good
hot bed sash, I hen house.
u CONDITIONS-Ac credit of months will
be given on all sums of $10rand over. by
giving note with approved security pay
able III bank; less sums cash.
t Sale to commence at O'Clock.
6 i CHARLES n. SALISBURY. Il
i .9as tsqstsfss4s Mortgage.
Elwood Usinger Auct.
j Geo NJ. Steelman, Clerk.
Il Dated Feb. 18th, 1912.
Gloucester County Democrat., 1912-02-15
Personal Property

iSTOCK-Two bay horses, work any
where; II head of cattle. 5 good cows 6
heiferS. All are close springers; 1 fat bull
Pigs-6 nice shoats IL weeks old. Chick
ens-30 Plymouth hens and pullets, Ply
mouth roosters, good stock. t
WAGONS-Two horse heavy wagon. two
horse market wagon. ! milk wagon, bug
gy, truck body on springs.
IMPLEMENTS, ETC.-Deering binder,
a good one moving machine riding Gull
tfvatorg2 Syracuse two-horse plows,, fan
mill, turnip cutter, grfndstone, sausage
cutter and lard press. corn shelter, Paris
green busters, middle breaker, hay fork
and rope, lot of rope, scythe and snead.
grain CRADLE lot of spraying oil, lot Of
grain bags, cross-cut saw, barrels Of
bottles, cream kettles desk, sleeps skin,
screen doors. lot OF old iron, work bench.
meat block, lot old boxes and barrels. lot
of vinegar. harrows. sweet potato barrels.
bicycles, lot of chicken GOODS, fattening
coops, 2 good ladders. one 30 It. long and a
good one y wagon ton CUES. wood saws, lot
Of barb wire, chicken wire, tree trimmers,
lot Of hot bed sash, 40 baskets Cobbler po-
tatoes, good to eat or plant; 40 baskets of
corn lot of hay and straw, heavy, light
and cart harness. forks hoes, shovels. seed
sugar corn and lima beans and other
things not mentioned.
HOUSEHOLD GOODS II piece parlor
suit, / rocking chair settee. he'd and pill
room stove. parlor stove, cellar stove, gas
oline stove new { hanging lamp: churn and
horse, bedsteads. and lot of linoleum. q
Sale to commence at 1890 o'clock sharp,
Conditions made known on day. Of sale.
B. r. Ja4nes Auctioneer
Allen s. Clark, Chas: $. Dufheid, Clerks.
Gloucester County Democrat., 1912-02-15
FARM FOR SALE OR RENT

FOR sALE-The Isaac F. Allen Farm.
near Paulsboro, consisting of 1871 acres of
very profitable early land. suitable, for
grain. grass and strucki fine apple or
chard and other fruit; 10 room dwelling,
granery, ice house, poultry house. This
farm is splendidlyl located near two stone
roads leading to Gloucester Ferry also
lying on Mantua Greek with deep water
frontage, so that produce can be shipped
from premises. For price and terms con-
suit F. L.. WILKINS, woodbury., N. ].
12-2S-tf
Gloucester County Democrat., 1912-02-15

2s HEAD WESTERN & PENNA HORSES
I Among them you viii fnd some wen
mated teams, weighing from 220O to 2700
lbs, 4 to- z years old good workers, driyr
kind OF work This includes / pair OF
8 year old blacks, that have been on farm
this summer! close mated and actiye.i !
pair of good sound mules. and 2 South
Jersey Patchen colts, one three year old
mare and one five fearless and very fancy
driver. 5f3l4s.lss4te xsSfsYasf s,sssf,Si
Ia Any stock taken in exchange win be sold
at the close of sale. ssfssstt }s's 49,;
We have sold about 80 head Of horses
private and all satisfactory.
y 20 Sets OF HARNESS. heavy and light z
leo Rnshelsi Off Yellcw A0nion Sets.
100 Bushels Good, Yellow Corn, will be
Esold 10 his. to a sbushei
1 The isale5 willone positive. rain or shine.
Sale to eeWmenes ut 1880 o'clock sharp
Conditions made known on day Of sale.
|F4 SAMUEBtTl STRATTON & SON. D
B. f. James Anctioneer
Gloucester County Democrat., 1912-02-15
Thursday, February %, 1912
VIII be sold at our warehouse, in
-LE AURA, N. j., ON

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Thursday, February %, 1912
/ Carload of Osborne Farm Machinery
Twenty moving machines Is horse rakes
1S hay tedders, hay leaders, 10 disk
harrows, with trucks; 20 peg harrows, 90
and so teeth; 20 cultivators, 2 forty bushel
Twentieth Century manure spreaders, 4
orchard disk harrows, with extension
frame.
Iron Age Machinery Five potato plant
, ers, potato diggers, 10 riding cultivators
six row sprayers, with double acting
pump; 2 barrel sprayers,2 tworhorse walk
ing cultivat0rs, 2 Riggs gang plowS 2
one-horse fertilizer drills.
Lot of Miscellaneous ImpIements-Two
10. K. Champion diggers. combination
Buckeye fertilizer & lime drills. 2 Ontario
fertilizers. broadcastert ana rover, 8 O. K.
Hallock weeders, with grass seed attach
ment; 2 stub, cutters, Ohio steel rollers,
5 Oliver riding piows, No. II: reversible
hillside plows, 5 steel beams, 8 iron beam
Syracuse plows, 8 gang orchard .plows, 4
DELAYED cream separator.
Seed PotatOes--3,G00 BarreIs-1500 bar
rels Maine grown Cobbers. 1000 barrels
Carmen 800 barrels Green Mountains.
This seed was selected by the r. s. Scott
Co., and were stored in their warehouse
in Aristook, County, Maine. and was ship
ped direct to Aura, M. ] .fe'ssI & II 80 8
Onion Sets-500 bushels Yellow Dan
yers, 800 bushels Silver Kings, 2 carloads
salt hay.
Sale to commence. at II o'clock noont.9
4 Conditions made known on day of sale.
s. If day Of sale should prove stormy, sale
win be held the following day. #
MILLER BROTHERS Y
B. F. James, Auctioneer. ~ S. ~ 5e &
C. Gardiner, Clerk. ;s@-f g a3g s.
Gloucester County Democrat., 1912-02-15
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FARMS FOR SALE OR RENT


| FARM FOR SALE-52 acres; II acres
woodland aid meadow, next to the County
Farm, Clarksboro, Gloucester County; s
roolnf house, barn, chicken house, wagon
house wagon shed and 2 wells; 12 miles
from Camden, 10 minutes walk from sta
tion: $500, part can remain on first mort
gage Apply CHAS. GLOVER, 100 Erie
St., Camden, or / 7 t. HAINES, Glarks-
boro z. O., n. j. 2-15-lt.
Gloucester County Democrat., 1912-02-15
Ninth Annual Sale by 81
/. C. SIN alley
EVAN, NJ. j. aed g.

Saturday, February "a, 1912
Four Cows--Two have been milking
about three months; one viii calf in the
spring and one milking 1900 Nfi s
SO Hogs, iShoats and Pigs-IH the lot
are some nice brood sows and seed hogs.
q Two Cars. About 80 Tons Salt Hay
4 NOne Car Maine Seed Cobblers.
$50 Bushels Onion Sets, as fine as ]
ever had. es
HARNESS -Breeching harness. single
carriage harness, whips, etc, set used
double harness and collars, complete.
Riding cultiyators, hoe
harrows, scratch harrows, disk harrows,
rollers. weeders; fertilizer. drills, plows,
double and single; 2 good Bateman cul-
tivators, in good order; Twentieth Cen
tury manure spreader, in good order /;
Spangler fertilizer drill in working or
der; swill cart, in good order1 two horse
wa gon. make anybody a good second wag-
on; shovels, trace chains, breast chains,
pl0w lines, brooms, and fmany other store
goods that will be offered at commence
ment of sale. sri
500 secondhand bean poles, 40 baskets
OF Hybrid Cobblers i two-horse corn
Shelter in good order.
d 1000 Cigars; 100 Chicken Coops. 80
Sale to commence Mt one o'clock. ss
Conditions made known on day of sale.
I. G. SMALLEY. z
3B. f. James. Auctioneer. aissE
Peter Scott, Wan. Shute, Clerks. ~
Gloucester County Democrat., 1912-02-15

isi The following have been elected
as the Board of Stewards IN the Kem-
BILE M. e, Church George D.. Chem
oweth, oi;James B. FsConoverys Albert
Dell, w. zDt Dufield, e. c. Ford, w.
H, d. Geiger, Jacob q. Heaton, Ed
win sMosley, James W. Mulford, Err
nest Redfield, G. = Risley, Viii Ham
H. Sithens, William B Snelbaker,
Daniel c. Steelman, David Thomas,
s.. AZ Stewart, Thomas Ware, Philip
Wuest, Jr, Recording Secretary, W..
H Sithens; District Steward, James
w. Mulford ssgssgaa tslsffs5 e
Gloucester County Democrat., 1912-02-15
Personal Property

Three good, farm horses, all sound. /
will offer my road mare, Lady" She
can road 10 miles an hour. safe for a lady
to drive:, sound and, all right snsase 81
with pigs 4 weeks old. tt-{
+ One good cow will be fresh March 10.
good young cows, fresh by day of sale
! yearling Holstein bull. aE
$50 baskets purple topsturnips 20 baskets
of Rutabaga turnips, 2 good horse rakes.
2 good Darnell markers, 2 sprayers, !
Champion Paris green gun, good manure
spreader, lot of good bags. 6a
300 baskets Globe turnips. .e t; va
Sale to commence at o'clock sharp. 81
{ CONDITIONS. which will be liberal,
made. known. on day of sale.
HENRY 3SCHOMBER.
T Rodan. Auetfoneer fsf sfi'cf
Gloucester County Democrat., 1912-02-15

FOR SALE-Ninereen breeding sows and
one boar. Sows are all coming into profit
soon. One COW, will be fresh in about two
weeks. One work mare, in sfoal to my
Percheron stallion Will sell cheap. Apply
KOCH'S BAKERY, Mantua, N. =. Bell
Phone 59-X; Eastern, ILL. 1-18-tf.
Gloucester County Democrat., 1912-02-15

FOR SALE-One seed hog, 16 months
old none better, and fine shoats,i all of
Berkshire variety. Also, 6 pigs, weeks
old Apply to CHAS. Fl. MCGOWAN, on
Paradise Fruit Farm. P. o. Address Pauls-
boro X. F. D.esafth 1-25-tf
Gloucester County Democrat., 1912-02-15
One Carload Fresh Cows

Holsteins, Durhams and Guernseys "a
Is Stock Bulls, 100 White Wyandotte
Pnllets, lot of White Wyandotte biddies.
5 Jersey Red Seed Hogs, u fine jersey Red
Sows 80 shoats and pigs, / good mule, /
bushels oats, 10 tons horse hay, 75 tons of
hot bed hay, will be sold by the rick; so
bushels onion sets, 2 bushels Tom Watson
watermelon GseedI GQsSiHH Hl09 af&f aa1
All stock to- be adelivered!st sRod 100
/ Conditions made known on day OF sale.
Sale to commence at / O'Clock. 3.
JOS, L. BAILEY, Sr.
E. Usinger, Auctioneer.
EB. G.. Paul, Clerk .BTaS1sk s989 81
Gloucester County Democrat., 1912-02-15

cow AND HORSE FOR SALE One
extra good family COW, and good cheap
work horse at reasonable terms. Apply
JOSEPH H. MARBLE, Grenloch Terrace.
NJ. J. P. o., Grenloch. 2-1-tf.
Gloucester County Democrat., 1912-02-15

HORSES One bay horse, Tom" COM.
ing years ! black morse Star years
old horse, Harry" years old; 1 morse.
Prank years old 1 sorrel horse,
Dan" II hands high weight 145Q, eoln7
ing 8 years old
cows A Cows . with calves by their
sides !; 1 young bull. 5 months old; young
beifer. 5 months old !; ) shoats.
WAGONS AND IMPLEMENTS-I nearly
new truck shelving wagon{ Cox make; i
truck shelving wagon running gears near
IL new ! market wa gon. nearly new. halt
cut. Godfrey make: manure wa gOny buggy.
IL cart 2 other old wagons; 40 hot bed
sash, SO rafters. new hot-bed boards for 36
sash; hoe. harrows, 2 twoshtFse plows, 1
spring tooth harrow. ! moving machine,
II marker, market wagon poles.
sHARNESS-0ne. set bfeechiilg harness.
! set market wagon harness. i set strap
harness, l set buggy harness. 1 set cart
harness. 2 sets Of double brides / set
hy-nets, 3 leather halters. lot horse collars
| MISCELLANEOUS baskets. nearly
new; forks, shove1s, drags trace chains,
lot of hay rope, log chains, rs chickens,
step ladders, j grindstone, ! cedar tub,
100 bags, 4 horse Blankets.
Also, a lot of miscellaneous household
goods. f
CONDITIONS A credit Of months on
all sums over $500 by giving note with
approved security. payable. in bank b
Sale to begin at one O'Clock sharp and
will be positive as am leaving the farm.
.98i3 MRS. sTH0S.4 STILES. s.
f. G.. Thorn, Auctioneer 8 fs 81
Jacob Price, Clerk. =
Gloucester County Democrat., 1912-02-15
FOR SALE
FOR RENT

63 Cooper ST.. ...........Ss -. 1900
106 Wallace St......s.............. $500
Dwelling and 5 acres. ............ 900
80 Oak st. ......s....... .............. 1900
SO High St....... .ss...s............. 25.O 90
212 Warner St....s...., 800
319 Evergreen Ave-. 1000
261 N. Broad Street. .............. $500
100 Glassboro Ave. s. ..si...... 49,. 1000
IS High street l......i......,.. 25.00
81 Cooper street Observation-Disclosures. 1900
"a Delaware street. ................ $500
q High street -. .....i............... 25.00
100 South Broad Sts.....,....,..t.. 1000
11S Holroyd Place ..........,...... $500
104 Hunter street .......... .......,-. 1900
For further particulars inquire at
GaA r. r. WILKINS,
Ell 10 Cooper St.. Woodbury.. N. J.
Gloucester County Democrat., 1912-02-15
ChatteI Mortgage Sale

/ BY virtue of certain ehattel mortgage
executed by Frank Dennis to Charles = n.
yember, one thousand nine hundred and
eleven. and filed in the Office of the Clerk
of the County of Gloucester, on the ninth
day of December, 1911 in Book 20 Of
which default In payment has been made.
shall sell the property therein mentioned
and dascriJ,ad IN
Gloucester County Democrat., 1912-02-15

Nos. Il and 2, pair of sorrels. 6 years
weigh $500 lbs.s 0. K, Nos. 5 and A., pair
OF dapple grey mares 8 years old, weigh
very few as good Nos. 5 and 6, pair of
greys, weigh 200 lbs, this is an excellent
10 year old team, o. X; Nos. and 5,
pair of bay borses, years old, weigh
2600 lbs. l never had a team like them; !;
they work like one horse. Nos. 9 and TO-
pair grey horses, 6 years old weigh 24O0
IBIS. This is an excellent team: they are
handy everywhere. IL and II. pair of
brown horse, Z years old; If you want a
pair of horses to make you a living look
this team over Is and H. pair of black
horses. weigh 2200 lbs, Z years old this
and is, pair Of back horses with blaze
faces extra good cab team and livery
horses IL and Is, pair of good mules,
quick and lively. 10 years old. 10 and 20.
pair of BLACK mules 10 years old, very few
as good and none any better 21, gray
horse, extra good one anywhere you put
him. The rest of these horses consist of
good business chunks for liverymen, bak-
black ones for the undertaking business.
have taken great care in selecting these
horses for. my own use, during the last
year.,I did not buy them to sell; I
bought othem to work and make a living
with. but, my health has failed and the
doctor informed me that / would have to-
go to a dryer country, so they must all
have a. new home. Q8 -
I Twenty Wagons of every description: 3
good box wagons 1 good truck. 6 good
runabouts. 3 good buggies with; rubber
tres rubber 6tire cabs extra good; 1
wagonette. 4 tworseaters in good order: 4
dump wagons. 4&6 4
Forty Sets of Harness: 6 sets of breech-
ing harness good as new; sets of cart
harness, 2 sets of cab harness. 20 sets Of
single harnes. Some of this harness has
never been on the horse; 8 sets Of double
harness. lot of whips, clipping machine
scoop shovels,. plows, swingletrees. as.7
II you want to make. a dollar be sure
and attend this sale as I do not believe in
humbugging the people; I believe in ad-
vertising and selling everything, whether
it wins or loses; it must 60 a 9ssf ~
Come early and stay late and see man
sell 30 horses at country public sale,
and never draw one. 0 I ~
Sale to begin at - o'clock sharp. sH
| = CONDITIONS will be liberal. 4t.t
c. Fl. EASTLACK.
Benz james, Auctioneer 11a
j. D. Glover Clerk. e }4
[These horses can be seen at Stones
Hotel after Feb. 10.1 Bring along horses
you want to mate or trade.
400 bushels cob corn.
20 shOats. "a ~ 9s3r4sgf
Gloucester County Democrat., 1912-02-15

PIGS ron SALE CHEA Apply at 10
Gust Grove Farm. p O. Westviile N. J
Phone 1oesR Westyiile. 2-s-tf
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20 HEAD OF WESTERN HORSES


Will consist OF farm chunks and mated
teams all young and well broken.
CONDITIONS-Cas on all sums not
exceeding $25 =. over $25 a credit of 8
months will be given as follows: BY CIV
ing note with approved security, payable
at any bank desired, for 4 months with
the privilege of renewing for months;
interest from date.
Sale to commence each day at eleven
o'clock a. N. sharp. .Eiiss a5a .s,e
Team will meet trains at Palatine Sta.
ton that leave Philadelphia at 8.16 and
~. 80 a. M, arriving at Palatine $50 and
Coffee, sandwiches and oysters will be
served at the stand during this sale.
s. Remember that everything will be sold
for the high dollar, regardless of cost I
mean business and If you want bargains,
it's up to you to be on hand.
D. d. JAGGERS.
C.. W. johnson, Auctioneer
p. r. Parvin, and Harold s. Tice.
Clerks and Cashiers. i. ss.ss, 5s
Bell Phone, Elmer N. J., 13-R
Gloucester County Democrat., 1912-02-15
PUBLIC SALE
Personal Property

STOGK-one horse, years old, good to
work anywhere;33 cows, one with calf by
In these are lot Of nice sows for breed
ers; seed hog, sows with young pigs.
IMPLEMENTS One truck shelving and
wagon, carry 13s baskets; 1 cut harrow, l
hoe harrow. i Bateman potato planter,
Jackson harrow. new; j bushel sugar corn
seed, l bushel eantaloupe seed, 100 bush
els corn, 20 tons good timothy hay.
Sale to commence at one o'clock
Conditions made known on day of sale.
ISAAC e. BEAKLEY.
B. F.. james, Auctioneer.
E Frank Pine, Clerk.
Gloucester County Democrat., 1912-02-15

l
Will consist of so head of cows, Holsteins,
Durhams and Guernseys. These cows are
fresh and close springers and; worthy the
attention of any dairyman.
Is HEIFERS
From months to l 1-2 years old:
registered Holsteinl bulls. 8 yearling and
one 4'months old. The papers can be seen
on day. of sale and I can convince any
breeder OF their superior breeding quali-
ties. " - -
SEED POTATOES
win consist of one carload (25O barreis)
OF Maine grown Irish Cobblers to be de-
liyered in March, guaranteed to be as fine
as grows or no sale
200 barrels of second crop Cobblers.
tains. s.<Y3
80 barrels Noblieht all grown by my
seed to be No. l.
400 bushels Of corn.
SECOND DAYS SALE, FEB. %, '12
Will consist of all goods left over or not
complied with from first day's
sale, together with
Gloucester County Democrat., 1912-02-15

FOR RENT-uouses to rent, with and
without land, for farming. STILLE C..
CHEW, Mahtua. N. J. 12-7-6t.
Gloucester County Democrat., 1912-02-15
80 HEAD BROOD SOWS

4 Poland Chinas, Berkshire and Chester
Whites. Most of these sows were bought
in Lancaster county last fall and are thor
oughbreds; several of these sows will have
pigs by day of sale The balance due to
farrow in February and March,, 2 thorough
bred boar hogs. Ie13 Iesf