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Gloucester County Democrat., 1891-09-03

John +. Truitt, executor Of the estate OF Charles
gate Of ID County Of Gloucester berbr ,yi,es -,o
ice to creditors Of the said Charles Dayenporf
deceased 70 bring In their debts, ciainls and NV.
nailus against the estate Of the said deeedent.
liaeI oaLh or affirmation within ni y mouths
from TINS dale, Or they viii be forever barrel w
any acllon therefore against ne said exes.ut r
JOHN E. TRUIrT, Executor.
Dated, June 4th. Is9
Gloucester County Democrat., 1891-09-03
Every day now the new
comers in Dress Goods show
new qraces.

Every day now the new
comers in Dress Goods show
new graces.
5O-inch Ladies Cloth, CSC; III All
shades and generally sold at 7Jc.
A very stylish Camels Hair Suiting
at 75c. A quality we have never
before sold under Sl.
50-inch Fine Serge Plaids, all navy
blue ground with colored crossings,
SIPS.
50-inch Scotch Cheviots, in pIaids
and mixtures, at $3.50; the usual
$3.50 quality.
36-inch Cheyiot Plaids, ID medium
colorings, at soc.
36-inch All-Wool Suitings, in navy
blue and gray mixtures, at 374c.
36-inch All-Wool Tricots, in Autumn
shades, at 3375c
36-inch Fancy Stripe Cheyiots, at
375c.
s6-inch Cancels Hair yigogne, at SOC.
3S-inch All-Wool Cheyiots, iii grey
and brown mixtures, at SOC.
56-inch All-Wool French Suitings
in pinhead checks and neat stripes,
at Csc.
46-inch Mohair PIaids, al 75c.
Always harvest time in the
Linens. Take Handkerchiefs
Mems colored border IIemstitched
Pure Linen Handkerchiefs, 80
each; 25c would be about right.
Mems plain white Pure Linen Hem
stitched Handkerehiefs, unlaun-
dered, l2lc.
Fine quality Mems Hemstitched
Handkerchieis, 25c each worth
40c.
Women's pure Linen Hemstitched
Handkerchiefs, 81 a dozen. Plain
white OF with colored border
worth half more.
Fine quality Women's Hemstitched
colored border Handkerchief, em-
broidered corners, l5c each; have
been 25-
There is now SO little trouble
in making photographs that
you can come with as little as
80 (or up to 500 and go away
a photographer, with q COM
plete outfit. Kodaks, $25 to
$50; Hawkeyes, Premiers and
Waterburys for less.
Gloucester County Democrat., 1891-09-03

LONDON, Sept. 3.-The marriage Of
Miss Mary Lincoln, daughter Of the
United States minister, Hon. Robert T,
Lincoln, to Mr., Charles B. Isham, of
Chicago, took place yesterday afternoon
at the Brompton Parish church.
Gloucester County Democrat., 1891-09-03

Chairman Garrett A. Hobart. of the Re
publican State Committee has resigned and
ex-Mayor Maegowan of Trenton is talked
of for the vacancy.
Gloucester County Democrat., 1891-09-03
PHILADELPHIA MARKETS.
Closing Quotations of the Stock and
Produce Exchanges.

PHILADELPHIA. Sept. 2.--The stock market
was active. The feature was Reading, which
was very strong and active. The preference
income bonds were also quite active and the
first income bones showed considerable
strength. Pennsylvania, Lehigh Valley and
Lehigh Navigation were slightly lower than
yesterday. The Huntingdon and Broad Top
stocks were strong.
Gloucester County Democrat., 1891-09-03
A Dying Duke.

BERLIN, Sept. 3.-The Grand Duke of
Mecklenburg- -Schwerin, who has been
i'll for a long time, is nearing his end.
His confessor, Doctor Kliefoth, has been
summoned to Gelbensande.
Gloucester County Democrat., 1891-09-03
NOTICE TO cREDITORs.

Isabella Long and Mary E. Long. administra.
tor. Of the estate Of William c. Long deceased.
Gloucester, hereby gives notice TO the ered -tors
of me said William G. Long. deceased. ~ brjng
N their debts, claims and demands against mn
estate OF the said dscedent, under oath ~ air.
nation, within nine months from rhis 80. ~
theJ VIII be forever barred Of am action there
fore against the said administrators
ISABELLA LONG,
NARY II. LONG
Dated June 10, 1s9I Administrators
Gloucester County Democrat., 1891-09-03

The Prohibition party is preparing TO
launch candidates for the legislature in
every district in the State. Atlantic and
Hunterdon counties have already held
their convention, Camden, Mercer. Middle
sex, Morris and Passaic have called theirs,
and the remaining ones will be called at an
early date. Seven counties can nominate
candidates by convention, the party having
received the required five per cent, in them
last Fall. They are Atlantic, Cape May.
Cumberland, Gloucester, Hunterdon. Nor
ris and Warren. Also ten Assembly dis
tricts, viz;-Atlantic, Cape May, Cumber-
don, both districts, Middlesex, FIRST district
Morris first and Warren first. In the re-
manning counties nominations will have to
be made by petition. Last year the pro-
visions of the Ballot Reform law requiring
the signers to 90 before an officer and ac-
knowledge their signatures and declare
that they desired to vote for the candidates
petitioned for made it impossible for Pro-
hibitionIsts to nominate in ten counties and
fifty-one Assembly districts. Last Winters
Legislature removed those Objectionable
features, and this year they expect to have
regularly nominated candidates in all the
counties and districts. The State Commit
tee is in excellent financial condition, and
proposes to conduct vigorous campaign.
The New Jersey Commissioners for the
worlds Columbian Exposition have issued
circular urging the exhibitors from this
State to promptly determine what space
they will need, so that the Commission
display to be made Of New Jerseys resour
ces and products. The Commission is also
to hold meetings in various cities in order
to stimulate interest in the Exposition
The Commission, in citing some Of the
manufacturing enterprises from which
large exhibits are desird, make some points
that are interesting and not generally
known. 1t says:
"The great and important silk industry
of the United States is very largely concen-
trated in New jersey, equalling at least
the combined production Of all the other
States. A very large amount of capital is
invested also in this State in the various
manufactures or iron, which, in connection
with the value of certain ores peculiar to
the State, entering largely into the high
est grades of manufactured metal, give to
New Jersey an important and prominent
rank IN that industry. 1t is believed that,
with the possible exception Of Connecticut,
no one State in the Union exceeds our own
in the manufactured value ofits costly and
artistic jewelry. The vast and increasing
interest concerned in the manufacture OF
glassware in its varities. and the highest
and finest grades of pottery, are most ex-
tensiyely located in this State and are
capable of splendid display 10 any com
petive exhibit In the manufacture Of
leather New Jersey stands almost uDriyail-
ed. The commercial valve of it's exporta-
tion is very great, and carries the fame Of
our State into almost every quarter Of the
civilized globe.
Gloucester County Democrat., 1891-09-03
Thursday, Sept. &.

Eleven persons We're poisoned by eating
ice cream at Visalia, Cal All are now
out Of danger. Investigation showed that
large quantity Of croton oil had been
poured into the mixture before it was
frozen. 1t is thought that man who was
expelled from the house for drunkenness
is the poisoner.
Conrad Kohler, a young man in Buffalo,
n. Y, after amusing himself by firing at
q dog several times with revolver turned
his weapon on Charlotte Brehm, young
woman standing near by The bullet en-
tered her head behind the left ear, killing
her instantly. kohler was arrested. He
sexa be id No. know il lz-- I--,-s
Gloucester County Democrat., 1891-09-03

PHILADELPHIA. offiee 20 South Delaware Avenue
Gloucester County Democrat., 1891-09-03
MARRIED
DIED

FERNALD- -HIGGINGBOTHAN.- August 22nd.
1921, by Rev. W. II. Durrell, Andrew Fernald 10
Elizabeth J. Higginbothan. both OF Gloucester.
Gloucester County Democrat., 1891-09-03
West Jersey Railroad.

On and after June ssth 1891, trains viii leave
Woodbury. as follows
Fer Philadelphia, 6.O7. 63s, 72s 747. 500, $50,
2, 10 and II 20 a. m 10 1.40 3 Os A22 AL 81 iS.
SIS. Us, 8 81, SOB, 80 and HOS b m. on sun
day 6.50 and 717 @. M; BOO, o6 6.3l, a. q 20.
$50 p. N.
For Swedesboro S SO, s 81 g. m; 2.05. 4 %. 6I3.
1.O5 D. m On Sunday > 50 a. IN. and IS q. M.
For GlasshOro 6.53 p 6.3a. so 10 y3 III 03 a.
m: Il 3D. 2.04 30. 3.57, SOS, 5.s3, $40 81 704
SOB, 10 So and IL. 10 y. III. On Sunday 7.5l a. n .
9. IL and 1902 p. III.
For Vineland and Millville is7 $50 a. m; 12 80
and $40 p. M. On Sunday 74i, 7.51 $40 a. m. ;
gig p. m.
For Maurice River and points on the Maurice
River Branch $50 a. N and Sa7 ~ IN. On sun
day Isl a. IN.
For Sea Isle City and Ocean City 21.S50 a.. m (;
332 D. m On Sunday 81 a. n.
For Salem-via Glassboro-S.3i a. m and 3.57
p. m. via Swedesboro $50. 6. 81 a. m. 205, 4 IS
6.l3 p m. on Sunday s-55 a. IN. and d.55 p m,
For Brldgeton J5 S,3l a. M; i2.sa, 8 81, g S3
and 8 80 o. M On SUNDAY 5l n fn ff9p ",
Gloucester County Democrat., 1891-09-03

Thursday, September 24th, 1884,
between tho hours ~ Ia and 5oclock !. nj. ID
Wit. at O'clock, on the premises in the village
Of BarnsborO, Gloucester county, n J the fol-
lowing described real estate, viz: That small
farm OF between aud acres, situate on the
main street the village Of Barnsboro, near the
point where the road branches of to Berkeley, aa-
joining lands ol Dayton H. Chevy ana West Jes-
sup The Improvements consist Of good two-st0ry
frame house. out kitchen and barn. The place
IS we'll stocked with apple trees in full bearing,
and large variety Of other fruits and shrubbery.
The land Is Of excellent quality and adapted to
The growth q desirable crops. L is just the ace
ior party desiring to engage In the culture Ut
small fruits ana truck and engage in peultry
rlisilfg. Being 50 convenient to stores, schools.
churches and railroad station add much to its
desi.ability-
d9y Of sale by
BENZ. Il. SWEETEN,
JOHN C SWEETEN,
Administrations Of Joseph SWeeten. deceased.
Aug. 26, 1921.
Gloucester County Democrat., 1891-09-03

II the matter cf tie Estate oil
Rebecea Down. deceased.
By Eidn..1d Jones, J,iage Of the Court Of Com
mon Pleas.
Notice Is hereby given that on application to
ne by Dutiell i. Down, Of Atlantic City New
Jersey who claims an undivided one-fifth part OF
all the tracts of land that the said Rebeecs Down
died seized, situated in the County Of Gloucester
ana IN the Townships Of Franklin aud Monroe.
and perhaps small portion in the County Of At
lAntIc- 4 have nominated Abram Cochran OF
Elmer Salem county, New Jersey. William Veal
ol Nineland, Cumberland county New jersey
anu Wilson 4. Jones, of Franklinville Glouces-
ter county, New jersey, TO divide the said tracts
OF land into five shares or parts and unless pro-
Per objections are statei to me, at the Court
House in the CITY of Woodbury. Gloucester coun-
" New Jersey, ON Tuesday the 10Th day Of Sep
tember, A. d. 1871, The said Abram Cochran vii
liam Veal and Wilson T. Jones will then be an.
pointed commissioners TO make partition Of the
SAID lands, pursuant to an act entitled IAN act
fOr the more easy partition Of lands by cOparcen-
ers, Joint tenants and tenants in common"
Given under my hand this twenty-fifth dav q
August, A. D. 1921.
EDMUND JONES, Judge
Let the within notice be published in the
GL0UCEsTEE COUNTY DEMOCRAT, newspaper
printed at Woodbury., M u, for four weeks sf1cces-
slyely al least once week, aud let ii be set up at
the Court House Of the County Of Gloucester
Within three days from this date.
EDMUND JONES Judge
Dated August =, 1s9l-lw.
!
Gloucester County Democrat., 1891-09-03
GHERIFF.s SALE.

y04l-f ~. CIV EN
Administrators Of Joseph Sweeten. dece
Aug. 26, 1921
Gloucester County Democrat., 1891-09-03
WANAMAKER'S

PHILADELPHIA August II. 1891.
No more SATURDAY halt hoz-
|ldags this season.
Gloucester County Democrat., 1891-09-03
RETURNING TRANS

Leave Philadelphia 90. : so. o. $50 $40.
1890 a. m. 90 m; 50, 500, $40. $40 4.s0, 5e0
$40, $40. bu0. 80. 730 1915 and H. As D. M. on
Sunday 10. SEQ, 40 a i'd; 1e51 $40. y 20, 6.i0
LOO, 930 p. IN.
Leave Swedesboro Sal 7.2i, Sf3 a. n.. f2.ss.
$50 625 p. IN. On Sunday 70S a. m. and IS p.
NJ.
A. o. DAYTON, J-R. WOOD.
Superintendent. Genl Pass. Agent
Gloucester County Democrat., 1891-09-03

MARY n scott, ExecutTiz of th= estate of Jan,
Becker, deceased, by direction w the r4frrorsIf
u u tne county oi Gloucester, hereby gives notice
70 BRING in their debts, claims aud demand
against the estate of the said deceden1 under oaf
n aa1htMalion within nine months from this duIg
or tnty VIII Pc forever barredOf any action there
for against the said Exeautrix.
~, MARY Z. SCOTT.
Gloucester County Democrat., 1891-09-03

DELAW AXE RIVER bA1LhUAD.
Leave Pennsgrove for Philadelphia s. 1065sSl5
A. NJ, l2.35. 5.0S p. VI. Sundays, 645 A. NJ, and
ass p NJ.
Leave Philadelphia for Pennsgrovr, 500 and
$50 A. M, Ls0. 500. $40 $50 p. NJ Sundays
:. 20 A. NJ ; $50 ~ 80 r. III
Leave Woocbury foI Pennsgrovt SO. y. .s5. To- 10
A. NJ. 2.05, 3SS STA n Sundays ec3 A M /:
"a and O5 D. m. as far as PauIsbaro.
Gloucester County Democrat., 1891-09-03

DENELsBECK-At Hardingyiile, on tie 9th uIt
Robert Denelsbcck, aged II years.
DOWNs-Near FranklinyiIle, on the 9th ult.,
Elizabeth Downs, aged 81 years
LLOYD--At Glassboro on August 9Th, Margaret
Jane Lloyd, aged u years.
DUFFIELD-on August 18th, John 4. Dufficld
aged IS years.
sTOLL--In Glassboro, August 9th, Katie StoIl,
aged II years.
SEB0LD-At Centre Square, on Wednesday, 10th,
ult, Frederick Seb0ld, aged 81 years.
The only radical cnre for rheumatism is to eli
miIate from the blood the acid that causes the
disease. This is thoroughly effected by the per-
severing use OF Ayers Sarsrparilla Persist until
cured. The process may be slow, but tho result
is sure.
Laxaaor is the remedy now mostly relied upon
when good purgative family medicine is needed.
All druggists sell it for Is cents package
The deadening preparations Of opium for the
baby are rapidly disappearing before the use of
Dr. Bulls Baby Syrup. Sold by all druggists.
Gloucester County Democrat., 1891-09-03
THE HISTORY OF A WEEK
Friday. Aug. IS.


Carmen Sylvia, Roumania's queen, is
critically i'll at Venice.
At Third creek, near Statesyille, n. O.,
q passenger train on the Western North
Carolina railroad plunged from bridge a
distance of sixty feet and twenty-five were
killed There is good evidence that a
track was purposely loosened by tramps.
Saturday, Aug. 20.
At Melbourne, Australia, a collision oc-
CURED between the passenger steamers
Easily and Gambler. The Gambler sunk
in seven minutes, carrying twenty-six per-
sons with her
At Vitebsk, Russia, the hungry people
broke into the railway station and private
residences in search of food. They saw
agely attacked the troops called out to
subdue them, and two Of the rioters were
killed and several wounded.
John Baker, aged 80. a New York
painter, shot his wife Mary, aged %, and
his two children, aged and 4, and then
shot himself All were dead when found
He left letter to his mother showing pre-
meditation. He was probably insane.
Monday, Aug. 81.
Mrs. Julia Fillmore, sister of President
Fillmore, died at San Francisco.
At Stanton, Va, a collision occurred on
the Chesapeake & Ohio Railroad, eighteen
miles west of Stanton, by which four men
were seriously injured.
George Hogan, the Ann Harbor (ALich.)
aeronout, made a balloon ascension yester-
day at Detroit. While performing on a
trapeze bar, 900 feet from earth, he lost
his grip and fell TO the sidewalk below.
His head was smashed beyond recognition.
Tuesday, Sept. 4.
Frederick Bushenhagen and wife, each
over 20 years, were murdered at their
home near Hartford, Conn.
An explosion in the Malaga colliery, near
Bedminster, England, killed nine miners
and seriously injured four others.
At Troy, Ind, local train encountered
broken fiange and plunged down steep
embankment. -Four people were killed
and eleven seriously injured.
The preliminary work on the big tunnel
at Niagara Falls has been completed and
the work on the tunnel itself is now going
forward rapidly. OF the $50 feet to be
excavated about l., lis has been done.
Wednesday. Sept. 2.
A strike of window glass workers in
Pittsburg has thrown 10000 people out of
employment.
Charles Emory Smith sailed from New
York for Russia this morning to resume
his duties as United States minister.
The steam barge Morley ran into and
sunk the barge jerks at Detroit, Mich.
The captains wife and three others were
drowned.
Three old women, said to be professional
poisoners, are on trial in Pesth, Hungary.
Each Of the prisoners, it is said, have at
least ten victims.
Governor Page, of Vermont, yesterday
received from the treasury department
Vermont's portion of the direct tax,
amounting to $179,40;
At Grand Rapids, Mich, the jealous
wives of Saloon Keepers Surplus and Bar
ley raided the house of Mrs Cavender, a
frisky widow, and tarred and feathered
their victim.
An express train dashed into carriage
in which Mr.. Alison Cox and his daughter
were driving at a crossing in Chardon, O.,
and killed both occupants. Mr. Cox was
farmer, and was bringing his daughter
to school
Thursday, Sept. &.
1 - 4
Gloucester County Democrat., 1891-09-03

NOTICE OF SETTLEMENT. Notice Il bere-
by given that the account Of Ssmuei q
Miller trustee Of the estate Of Garret Clark. de-
ceased VIII be audited bY the Surrogate and re-
abe County Of Gloucester, on Tsreyf17L Srger5bey
Eighth, a. D. 1891.
SAMUEL T. MILLER Trustee.
Dated Surrogates Office, July z, 1881.
Gloucester County Democrat., 1891-09-03

NOTICE OF SETTLEMENT. Notice is here.
~ by given that the account of Robt. s CIV
mer, executor Of the estate of George p. Clark
deceased, will be audited BY the Surrogate aDd
reported tor settlement to the Orphans Court of
the County OF Gloucester. on Tsreagl97, Ser,fe,sl
Der Eighth, A. d. 1891.
ROBERT s. CLYMER, Executor.
Dated SuTogate's Once. july 7fh 1sg1
Gloucester County Democrat., 1891-09-03
INOR SALE.
The undersigned ofers at Private Sale the
STEAM saw And Feed Mill,

Located at Bridgeport, Gloucester coun,v. N. j
This property consists Of onethiri of ali acre
of land on Mechanic street, on which there is a
frame building and sheds, a 25 horse power boil
er and engine. log carriage and truck 36 in burr
stone and hoppers for grinding all kinds of feeu
cob crusher scales, two Az in. and one 95 I'M saws
also cross cut and rip saws with tables, betting
Gloucester County Democrat., 1891-09-03
A DMINIsTRATRIx, SALE or
OF VALUABLE
Real E EStatel

BY virtue of an order Of the Gloucester Or
phans Court, bearing date the Eleventh dav 81
August, A. D. eighteen hundred and ninety one
the subscriber, admiDistratrix Of John Cuddahv
deceased, win offer for sale at public vendue. On
Tuesday, September 18th, A. D. 1891.
Between the hours or IL and o'clock ~ aa,d
day, to wit. at 1.30 O'Clock in the aftrrnoon VIZ
said day, on the premises situate III the village
OF Giassboro, in Gloucester county, Nj all tbat
certain property late Of John CUddahy, deceas-
ed, on the Glassboro and Ellis Mill road contain
ing about Three and One-quarter r Aeres
of Land, be the same more or les, and being
tne same premises which was conveyed ID the
SAID John Cuddahys deceased Ia his llfe time tv
Two separate deeds Of conveyance one from
Chas. w Porch and wife, bearing date March A.
A. ID. 1853, Of record in the Clerk Office of said
gloucester county, at Woodbury., ia Book Y A Of
Deeds, foilo la7, &C.: and the other from Joshua
Iomlin and wife, bearing date April 20. ls69 VI
record in the same Office. in Book r s of Deeds
folio 200. &c
Persons wishing to view the property will be
snown the same by calling on the subscriber
who occupies the same
Conditions made known at sale
SARAH CUDDAHY
Administrative Of John Cnddahy, decd
Dated August 18th. A. D 1881
Robt. 5. ClymeT Proctor 5g.
Gloucester County Democrat., 1891-09-03

Office or SETTLEMENT Notice II bera.
~ by given that the account III Christi4n
Molferthi Administrator or the estate oF Jacob
Elsier deceased, will be audited by the Surrogate
and reported for settlement 70 the OrDhsrs'
Court Of the County of Gloucester. on TlTesrIo1,
September Eighth, a. d. 1891
CHRISTIAN WGLFERTH
Administrator.
Gloucester County Democrat., 1891-09-03

NOTICE OF SETTLEMENT is here
~ by given that the account Of Richard Jones
aud James Jones, executors IF the last will and
testament Of Richard Jones. deceased viii be
audited and reported for settlement to the or.
phans' Court of the County of Gloucester. ~
3tfes4oy. September Eighth A. D.. 1891.
RICHARD JONES,
JAMES JONES
Executors.
Dated surrogate's Office. July 7th, 1891
Gloucester County Democrat., 1891-09-03

william o. EastlacA, administrator ~ Rebeccs
Esstia K; Deceased, by dif. ctioa Of lie SURF,
gate ot the co .nty Of Gloucester b. r-bv gives
no.ice 70 the Creditors Of the said Rebecca East
laek, deceased, 20 bring IN their debts clains
dent. under oath Or affirmation. within ,ine
months from this date they win ~. forever
barred Of any action therefor araiI.sr rbe 80
Adminlstraivr WILL 81 = EAsfLA z
Dated June ~ iAgf
Claims b.- pr-s.iB iBred wv fs1b ~. NJ trr,,..r.
Attorney. Nu I5U II Brssi. -N m1,db,,,, N
Gloucester County Democrat., 1891-09-03
Everything in FIRST CLASS ORDER f!

This property is located within very short
distance Of the K. Z depot and il good business
stand, both for saving and grinding feed
There can be an additional bus ness carried On
making hot bed sash and tomato crates. which
are in good demand
his property is worth the attention of any one
desiring to carry on this kind Of business and
viii be sold cheap and On easy terms
For further information call on or address
PHILIP SCHLAG.
Real Estate Agent
Aug. e. 1871 Bridgeport \. J.
Gloucester County Democrat., 1891-09-03

NOTICE OF SETTLEMENT Notice is hsre-
~ by given that be account of Robert Y.
giymerexecutor Of the estate Of John s. Twens.
deceased, will be audited BY the Surrogate ana
reported Tor settlement 70 the Orphans Court Of
EigatH, Il D. 1891
ROBERT $. CLYMER, Executor.
Dated Surr0gate's Office, July Z, 1891
Gloucester County Democrat., 1891-09-03
IA JosEFH sIEEETEN. pEcE4sEp
DUBLIC SALE eF
Real Estate ]
Thursday, September 24th. I80L

Pursuant u all order of tie Orphans Court 81
the County Of Gloucester, made on December stb
1886, viii be sold at public sale ON
Gloucester County Democrat., 1891-09-03
DELAWARE RIVER RAILROAD

] R. WOOD,
Gen'l Pass. Agent
Gloucester County Democrat., 1891-09-03
NeTIeE no ,mEDIsonN,

Josephine Cream and George n Baker. execti-
Tors of the &C NJ tai irl NJ Cream i.,.,-.-.li
N direction "a ihe aurTUAA MI thr County NJ
OF the said Daniel Cream Geceased 10 bring
III their debts, claims and demands against the
estate OF the said dsesdent, under oafh or afffr-
LLlativh @ithln nine monfh- from ms dare ~
tnry VIII ne forever barred of ans az i,3n HIN. ~
for against ths saiI executors.
JOSEPHINE CREAM
GEO Fl BABKER
Dated June 22d 1891.
Gloucester County Democrat., 1891-09-03

by virtue OF a writ Of fieri facias, to me dire Z
ted, Issued out Of the Court Of Chancerv Of the
safe Of New jersey, VIII be exposed at public
sale on
Gloucester County Democrat., 1891-09-03

IN
Go to the Barnsboro Roller Mills for good work
and general satisfaction All kinds Of grain wan
ted aud cash will be paid for the same
HOWARD AVIS. Proprietor
April 2,9l-3m Barnsboro, II. y.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1891-10-01
Testa on the Rack.

The trial of Alfonzo Testa for assault
with dangerous weapon on Giuseppe
Noydalillo, which was begun in the Court
OF Common Pleas yesterday afternoon,
after Nordalillo had been sentenced to
nine months in Jail for the same offence
was continued with the opening of court
petition of that on which Nordalillo was
convicted.
Albert l.. Towle, over whom hangs six
indictments for embezzlement and two of
larceny from Chambers, Calder * Co. was
brought before Judge Wilbur to plead
In the lower court he said guilty" but
now he pleads not gilty and will stand
trial John NJ. Brennan is his counsel
On the eight indictments he was compelled
10 give bail aggregating 5000
John Chattenburg, charged with in
decent exposure was found guilty and
sentenced 10 one year In State prison.