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The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1893-01-14

The Dredge Boat kinta No. l., after
removing from the Bayou Lafourclie
four boat wrecks between Paincourt-
vile and Thibodaux, passed our town
going down tile bayou to join the
Rootes below Loekport, on last Satur-
day at 10 A.. NJ. This boat is in
charge of Capt. Charles Springer,
with Mr., John E. Ellis as Inspector Of
all works done by Ter; she is manned
with a scoopslltll Il igser placed AT the
end of a 60 fnnt b cam, aud pulls ont
at every dip |! cube yard of ea,th.
Together with the Rootes. this boa t
will now be engaged until further or
der, in re ooving all Instructions and
islands in, and widening ard deepen
ing the channel of the Bayou Lafour-
Gle between Locknort and the mouth
of said BAYOU. Flom what we are in
formed, these two boats will begin
work below, coming mp towards Lock
pot: this we b. litve to be the prop
Ell WAY, and that is What should have
been done in the treg:nning.
The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1893-01-14

The .assesS"rs for most all Of the
parishes have been lately appointed
by Governor Foster. So far the APP
pnintmtnt tor this parish i yet to be
heard from. What can be.the from
BILE , Ale there really so many candi-
dates tor this important office. that it
is a han matter for the Governor TO
reach IA choice. However. we hope
that by the time onr next issue is out,
tie appointment VII have been made,
and that We will be anIe to give the
name Of the lucky appointee.
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THE PUBLIC ARE HEREBY NOTTFa|
1 That two nrtes sa Ell, I~hibodaux. 4
February 18th. I.s7- one reads
In all the Inonih OF December, tsea, I d
mise TO pay To Jonas w. HALEY or order,
sun of tive hundred and seventy thrpp n
lars, for value received. with eigat per n
interest per annuni. until paid
tSignetf) PHOEBEI I. T0NPEFNss
The o her = dated as aiNyve. sns
payable TO the same party or order. nAl
BILE ID "A ! the month of December. lSs0.
the sum of v hundred d~lllArs, wsth
same interest as above, and signed by
said PhoeeeI Tompklns. had been inf~u
ed 10 me, that the two notes have been i,
ami the finder win be reg zrsse4 IL the M
are returned to
BIZ WINCHESTER.
Atfy-At-Ls~, H0nEna,
HoHma, La. Dec. l2tE. Iss1
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Do not forget tn &C to the Thibo-
danx Opera House on "Wednesday eve
ming the 18th lust . to hear the heanti-
FIJI Comedy Drama entitled .Sirife,"
by the Men Of Mirfh and their la.Iy
friends. for the good cause Of Music,
in other words for the benefit of the
''Home Circle Orchestra" By going
you will receive tie value Of your
money. and at the same time spend it
IN a p~ra,sewortisy manner
The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1893-01-14

OnI sugar planters are having al
exceptionally line weather. Work
has hegun on different plantations
putting in some eight or ten days
pfoushlng for planting purposes. and
soon will have all necessary lands
ploughed for putting in their seed
cane. Should this very de- irable
good weather continne, the sugar
cane planting will all be done very
early this year.
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Notice.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN 70 r
IN public and my former patrons fha
have reopened a butcher shop 40 Lafourt
Crossing, on the left bank OF the Bayou
fourche. and that | am n w ready to acc0
modate my former customers as didin
past. The best beef that home. the Alta
pas, and Texas can AT. rd will be retai
ont 81 most reasonable prices. / cords
solicit the patr mage of my form er friar
and promise to give full Satisfaction,
II. TOULOUSE.
Lafourehc Crossing. Dec. 24tI., Isea
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PROCEEDINGS OF THE TOWN
COUNCI l..
The Council for the Town of T~hihadauX,
Thibodaux La. Nv. 25th. ls92.

The Council for the Town of Thih"daux,
met this day in regular monthly session
fr. s.n. Mayor w. e Rag II and Trus-
t-.<. l.. p Gaillouet. A. j Meyer, Ozeinee
Naquin. Thomas Alherti. Thee. p Ber-
gerun and Frank Zernoit.
Aiseut:-Nonr.
The uli,iu e. of tha last session Was read
and approved AS recorded.
Mayor Raglan had no written report, int
stated tlist the Workin.menS cconft, 10
lie y e., aiel. was com .,osei III the main of
acengnts due by the oil council.
The H., owing workingneu's account was
t.te>enteti an,i read wlierenInn the bill of
the ! hihniaus F"uu rv To- : 6a4. ANIL the
hHf>ot q. 4. Dautin i,r ST. o. J. W. Tr"fter.
la. SIT -. and j. \. Much for 81 cts. We're
Included wi II the a co MS alare read, has
a.gregating the sum of $50 % AMI. on no
iiaa IT Mr.. Brr.ernn. seconded hy Nr I-r
nnit. and approximation 20 cover same was
orleFesi by The f-ils.w ing vote
Yta~ :-t'ailtau~f, VI yer. NaIuin, Albeit,
Bc.geran and /.rnott.
Nass:-Nuue
" urhiH1nlels ace art Tor the m04tlt Zee.
1872.
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w method of informing the public !
our patrons that We have removed I
DRUG TOR from the building at the sssr
of Main and st. philipStreets. Into the "A
inent of the L y. Roth double story bni
ing situated at the corner of Main ana Er,
Sire IS, ~rhibodanx. La.
We hope that our iriends will favor
with their patronage in the future ~ 81
have one in the past.
ROTH DRUG CO. Limited.
T~hibodaux, Dee oath Is93.
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Dir eel Tax.

The Daily ADVOCATE of Baton Rouge
on sale copies of the official list OF citixl
of Louisiana to- whom the Direct Tax
funded by the United States GovernmeEf
due. The pamphlet il complete. contain
upwards of 55.c0p names, arr tnged by q
ishes in alphabetical order. Price so &c
postpaid. Has also blank applications /
rules as formulated by the commission,
sale ut s. and $3.50 per hundred.
ADDRESS
THE DAILY ADVOCATE
BATON ROUGE
ID ec-24-a2.
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Notice.

TAX COLLECTORS OFFICE.
Ihibodaux. La, bee. Eth. .Isg1.t
N Office Is HEREBY GIVEN To r.
~ tax payers of the Town of ThibadaI
that the taxes assessed in the ~ycarls93
set ior,h in the taxIoll@ on nle in my ID
ana ia the mortgage Office of this .paril
that tGty are now ttue and will become
iinauent on the 5l~t day ui Dect missr IS]
The tax payers are invited to rail at d
aud settle. j. NJ. WALSH.
Tax Collector, Town of Thiboda
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Mr.. Felix CailIouct. one nf the best
sugar planters 10 TINS pa. i>Ir. has fnli
charge of Orange Grove plantation,
belonging to his father, Mr. Ttien.ene
Cailiouet. Win 10 arpentS of fall
planting, he NIL put dawn go arpents
more Of plant CANE this year. 81.
James Will plant 80 To 100 arpents of
cane for tins coming :. iisoii.
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SATURDAY JAN. II. 1898.
bodaux Opera House.
Comedy Drama, Entitled STRIFE.

By the best local talent of Thiho-
daux for the benefit OF the HONE
CIRCLE ORCHESTRA" on
WEDNESDAY JAN. 18th, 1898.
Doors open at 7 o'clock ; Curtain
rises at 8 o'clock. ALL SEATS 50cts.
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Or i ether similar epidemic, the
blood aud the system should be kept
iii healthy condition. Take Hoods
Sarsaparilla to give strength. purify
the blood and prevent disease.
The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1893-01-14

The lot OH which stands the mark
ct house, has been cleaned of all its
rubbish, and we'll levelled with sand
taken from orr canal. 1t presents a
neat appearance.
The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1893-01-14
FOR SALE OLE ksE%1
an Available Sugar EarEnl

THE sRTREDGE PLANTATION. sfTd
I ted IN the Parish of I~.af3urche, on
right bank oi the Bayou L-afourelr, IL anI
81 miles above tls loan OF r~hihaaauxl
close proximity ~ the L.afgHrskc R4sa|
Has n hundred and TWEEN i acres Oh Il
years ~tnable~ from this years pIart cal
and enough seed cane properly wiBarod
e. plans this ct4al9ag ii ar 50 Acxs.
ipply TO
III. TETk6ACI
Dec. i-s2 inI- ThiG0lagx.
The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1893-01-14

The repairs On the Fleetwood prop
erty AT the corner OF Main and st.
Philip Streets were begun this week
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$50 REWARD s sna t .asy = ],

of the party or parties who muriernd IN i
knogn white man il Ihibodeaax on !
might If December 3}rd.. ISs7. /
". c. Raglan.
MsEoj
The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1893-01-14

Hoods Pills cure liver ills.
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Subscription:

One year i'm advanceI. ...-...-- sS.u
One copy. .-..
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-12-01
Handsome Hose.

for Ladies. Another conquest Of our In
valuable buyer. They're warranted fast
black "Hermsdorr' dye. not to crock"
Made Of real Maco yarn. with extra high
splioed heels and toes and white feet.
Never sold by any one for less than 60 eta
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-12-01
For Comfort.

MEMS SCOTCH GLovES-5Oc.
MEMS HEAVY WOOL GLOvES-15c.
MEMS HEAVY JERSEY GIOyES-Soc.
LADIES' BLACK CASHMERE GLOVES
2Sc., 35c. and 500. In COLORS-
LADIES' SILK CASHMERE GDOyES-15c.
LADIES' SILK GLovES-6eece lined-sl.
LADIES' FLEDCELLNED TAFFTcrA
GLOvES-5Oc.
MISSES CASHMERE GLOVES Black and
colors-25c.
MISSES WOODEN GLovEs-25c.
BOYS SCOTCH KNIT 0LOyES-2Se
BOYS WOODEN GLOvES-25c., Doc. <oc.
and Doc.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-12-01
For the Street.

PERKINS, 4-button ELK TANS-s2
REYNIER'S 4-button PIQUE GLACE-col-
ors and Black-S23.
AUG. CHARLES 4-button PIQUE GI.ACE
-colors and Black-S2.
PERKINS, 4-button PIoUE GLACE-s2.
TREFOUSSE 4-button ENGLISH WALK
ING GLOvES-$1JO.
ADLER'S 4-button HEAVY WALKING
GDovES-with bone buttons $3.50
ADIER'S 4-button CASTOR MOCHAS-
$l.15.-
BAISAN and BIARRITZ-colors and Black
Csc.
BIARRITZ WALKING GLovES-sl.2.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-12-01
Perfumeries Go Down.

Delettrez's Extrscts-''yiolette de
Psrme,'' "Heliotrope Blanc"
Lilly of the Valley" and white
Rose"-large bottles Were $3.50
each To be closed at. SO CTS.
Glen Echo Cologne Qarge). Was 81.
W" .oo C1Ss
Queen Anne Cologne Qargel. Satur-
Small size .....................43 CTS.
Magnolia Water. Was 75 cts. Sat
~ ClS.
Pinaud's Lilac de France" Was
Si-%o- NOW IS C1S.
Merits Toilet Extracts-"Jockey
Club Magnolia" white Rose"
"HeliOtrope,' Lilac" &C., medium
size. Were 70 cts. Now. 40 CTS.
Silver Stand and Bottle Of Eau de
Cologne. Worth % cts. For. ... Al CTS. .
4-oz. Bottles of Newman Extract
Were $3.50. For ................7S CTS.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-12-01
Reductions
For Saturday.

Saturday is a day for supplying all your
needs-a regular shopping day all
town. There are lots of things here you'll
need and our BIG REDUCTIONS for Sat-
urday only will make prices lit In nicely
with what you desire to pay.
What you want nay be In this partial
list. but don't think 1t isn't here and isn't
reduced because we don't mention II.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-12-01
Mems Dress Gloves.

REYNIER's STREET and DRESS GLACES
So and S2.25.
PERKINS, ELK TAN WALKING GLOVES
So.
PERKINS, CAPE SUEDES-s1.50
PERKINS, PEARLS and WHITES 81 so.
FOwNES' CRAVEN TANS-S22 Is.
FOWNES' REAL CAPE COACHING
GLOVES-$2.
ADLER's DOGSKN WALKING GLOVES
81 and $3.50.
ADL.ER's CASTOR MOCHA GLOVES
$1.50.
FAURES PIQUE GLOVES 15o.
TREFOUSSE'S BLACK GLACE GLOVES
$1.50.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-12-01
ANOTHER BRANCH
OF THE
CHRISTMAS TREE
PERRY's.

~NE BY ONE WE ARE BRINGING THE
W different holiday goods to notice. rerhap.
we ought to have put GLOVES frst-for they
go on most every shopping list.
We are going to capture the lions share Of the
trade if you are bit careful to spend your money
where it will bring the best return You surely do
not want the cheap for presents And you don't
want to pay any fancy prices. either. You want
value-and for as little as possible.
We must answer Here when you call in that
tone
We have made the largest collection OF GLOVES
of ycars-sll kinds for all occasions-GLovEs for
warmth-GLovEs for fashion-GIovEs for Men.
Women and Children. They all come from the cele-
brated GLOvERS OF the world.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-12-01
Fleece=Lined Gloves.

MEMS FUR-ToP GLovEs-s1, q 80 and
-. Plain-s5c., 81 so and S.
MEMS CASTOR MOCHA-H15
LADIES FUR-ToP GLOVES Is and
$50. Plain with clasps $1..5.
MISSES. BOYS and CHuDREN'S FUR.
TOP GLOvES-S1.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-12-01

TOILET REQUISITES.
Genuine st. Thomas Bay Rum.
Small size. Tomorrow. Is CTS.
Medium size. Tomorrow ...... so CTS,
Merits Lilac Salts, wonderfully re-
freshing. Medium size bottle. To-
motrOW CTS.
Mertzs Aromatic Lavender Salts, q
valuable and effective stimulant.
Medium size bottle. Tomorrow .25 CTS.
Cream Of Cucumber and Lettuce (de-
lightful for the skim. Tomorrow. is CTS.
Pinaud's Eau de Quinine large size).
Tomorrow .....................5 so CTS.
Rabateau's Skin Food removes
wrinkles and skin blemishes). Per
jar OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. LOO
Merits Curling Fluid mot gummy
or sticky, keeps the hair in curl
Ionorrow ..........-..--..... Is CTS.
Violet Orris, something new and
fragrant. packages for. .... Is CTS,
FOR THE TEETH.
Whites Ivory Dentine. ....... "A CTS
Queen Anne Tooth Powder. II CTS
Roses ard Myrrh. ..............l9 CTS
TOILET SOAPS
Merits Celebrated Complexion Soap,
per box of cakes. Tomorrow . 80 CTS.
Merits Dat Meal Soap. per box Of .
CAKES .--..---......... n CTS.
Merits Honey Soap, per box Of 3
cakes ......-..-............2 81 CTS.
Merits Glycerine Soap. box cakes. .21 CTS.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-12-01
Novelties,

REYNIER'S LEADERS Heliotrope. Dab
liza, Lavender. Reseda and Emerald. with
the stitching In contrasting shades-and
Light Tan and Mode with Pearl stitching
So.
EEY NIER'S 4-button GIAACE-Street
shades-S1.T5. SUEDES-S1.65 and s1.T5
TREFOUSSE LATEST-4-button GLACE in
Red. Brown, Tan, Mode and Primrose, with
Black stitching-Sl.50.
Another TREFOUsSE pride-Black with
Nile. Cold. Lavender. Red. White or self
stitching so.
TIEFOUSSE 4-button SUEDES-street
shades-$l.25, s1.50 and S1.75.
TREFOUSSE s-button SUICIDES Primrose
with Black stitching-S2.
TREFOUSSE S-button WHITE SUEDE
and GLACE-S2.
TREForssE s-button SUICIDES all shades
$3.50 and 81.
RETNIER 6button MOUSQUETAIRES-
Colors and Black s..
REYNIER s-button BLACK MoUsoUE-
TAIRES3 $225.
FRENCH KID GAUNTLETS-
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Port Deposit Items.

PORT DEPOSIT, May l. 1875.
Y few timber and spar RATS came
d0wn the river last Saturday, The first of
the season.
The Ep@oyth League will give the
caujats Red Riding Hood" in W. c. T.
L. Hall May lGsb. All are cordially
invited to be present.
The heavy rain last night intsrfered
with the May Day Kirmess given by the
Parish Aid cjcty of St. James Episco-
pl Church, but at present We arc prom
ised with fair weather aud hope for good
results tonight.
A heavy land slide occurred On the
Columbia and Port Deposit Railroad at
McCans Ferry early this, Thursday,
morning, aud all moving trains were
detained, but which in the afternoon ran
on schedule time.
The many friends Of Miss Ada Physick
re greet to hear of her serious illness and
hope she will sooG recover. She has
always been great worker in St James
Episcopal Church and is held i'll very
high esteem by oar community.
The trustees Of Jacob Tome Institute
held a meeting Monday afternoon, and
inspected the building now underway in
company with Mr. J. y. Bsrgnor the
senior member o; tbs contractors firm
They were well pleased with the build
ing as Tar as it is gone. Next Saturday
committee consisting of Mr.. and Mrs.
Tome will deposit the articles selected
to GO into what will be considered the
| corner stone.
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Notes RprSOnelIc.

Miss Josie Titus, of Wilmington, Is he
guest of Elkton friends
Nj. Joseph L. Med iniel, of Philadelphia
was in Elkton on Monday.
Mrs. Johr S. Writ is entertaining her
sister Mrs. Morrow, of Wilmington.
Miss George Sheffner, of Marietta, Pa
is the guest of Mrs. John McElmoyle.
Mrs. Richard Dlllam, of Belair, is the
guest OF her sister Mrs W. Z. Macka!l
DR.. H. II. Mitchell has sufficiently recov
cred from his recent indisposition to BE able
to leave his room.
Caleb Wilson who recently received
paralytic troKe is lying dangerously Ill
at his home near E.ktou.
Mr.. Elmer Sloan, of Wilmington, spent
Sunday in Elkton with his parents Mr.
and Mira. Joseph L. Sloan.
Miss Lizzie McKenney is entertaining
her friends Misses Theresa BAytrd aud
Maggie Biddle, OF North East.
Mr.. and Mrs. d. Warren Wilson, aud
Miss Ida Davis, of Wilmington. enjoyed a
visit to Elkton relatives on Sunday.
DR.. John H. lamar has been elected a
mem Der OF the Auxiliary Committee Of tn.
Pan Amercal Medical Congress which csr
vsnes in Washington in September next
Dr.. William Pepper OF Philadelphia :.
President of the Congress.
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Trustees Elected.

y congregational meeting OF the Elk
ton Presby terrain Church was hsld on
Monday evening in The Chapel. nr.
John II. lamar presided and IL. NJ. Nc
CuI!ough, Esq acted as secretary. The
Treasurer, II NJ Mccullough submitted
his yearly report, showing the church to
be in an excallen5 financial condition.
The annual election of three trustees to
serve three years, upon the board CON
sisting of nine members, was held
Messrs. John G!lpin, Tlomas Drennen,
and r. c. Lewis being re elected. The
members Of the Board of Trustees are:
John Gilpin, Thomas Dreuurr, r c.
Lewis, P. IL C!eayer Daniel grafton,
W S. Evans, c. G. Strickland, Henry
NJ. Mccullough, DR.. J. Il. lamar.
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Christian Endeavor Convention.

A large number OF delegates attended
the semi-anuuai convention of the Cecil
County Christian EAdeavor Union, which
was held IN the Rock Presbyterian
Church on Thursday. The meeting con-
vened in the afternoon at three O'clock,
the opening address being delivered by
c. B. Finley, President, OF Elkton. His
remarks peItained to the Christian
Endeavor work. Reports were then made
by the various societies OF the county,
and the treasurer also submitted his
report showing that the finances to be
in a satisfactory c0nGition. A supper
was served the delegates III the Chapel.
The evening session was called at
seven thirty o'clock.
Rev. John McElmoyle, OF EIktou
addressed the convention upon the Chris
tian Eudeavor Society and its relations
to the chuI eh, to the pastor and to the
World. A General discussion then fol
lowed and which was INDUCED in by Rev.
Mr.. Fitz Simons, of Zon and Rock, and
Rev Mr.. Muleneaux, OF Bay View. The
convention closed with the Mlzpah bene
diction. The church was tastefulIy
decorated and the choir augmented was
for the occasion. The delegates from
the Elkton Church were Rev. Mr..
McElmole and c. b. Finley, Esq.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1893-05-06
Business Locals,

Don't get married until you get a
wedding ring from Payne the j. weller.
Don't make a mistake but have your eyes
properly tested and glasses fitted Mt Alrichs
Mating, carpet and wall paper is the
order of the day now at Carhart & Co.'S,
Zion Md. Another lot of the above goods
just arrived.
The auction sale of goods at the Racket
Store, Main street, Elkton, will continue
this afternoon at Que and this evening a;
seven o'clock This afternoon sale consists
principally of ladies' goods. A general as
sortmeut will be offered tonight
Trousers-We have on hand the larges
and finest stock of tyouseriugs and suitiugs
ever shown in Elkton, The prices conside!
| ing quality, are at a saving of about 50 pei
! pair to buyer Fit guaranteed. All we ask
is trial that we may convince you.
April %, 1898, IT, JOHN FRAZER.
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Death of Mr.. Harbcrt.

George w. Hlrbert venerable gen
tleman idely known and esteemed in
this vicinity, died Oh Monday morning
last at an early hour at the lasi-
denca of his son in l.@ Mr.. J, Berry
Turner near Btltimpro. Mr.. trbert
was one Of the earl members of Bethel
NJ. +. Church at Pivot Bridge in this
county, most of his Contemporaries now
being decss~551ii, among them the late
John X. Price, john L. Clay ton, Reuben
Like, and others, Mr.. Samuel Thomp
son probably being the only one low
resident in shat vicinity, He was the son
Of Isaac Harbert H. prominent builder
and brckmaker of Philadelphia, where
be was born on March 6, 1905 He
located in this vicinity in 1881. his father
purchasing a large tract Of land near
Pivot Bridge the greater portion Of which
is located in New Castle county, Della
ware. The son Inherited the industry
and pcrs verancn OF his f,thcr, aud in a
very few years repaid him the purchase
money paid FOR the farm, and laid the
foundation of a prosperous career in life.
IL 1929 ia ,,,r,;aI N,ss Sarah pennipp
ton, daughter of Robert Pennington of
this county. and in 1884 they became
members of Bethel Church. He soon
o++,i,sd nro,,i,aroa a.. , successful hus-
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b,o,m, tho srrorvrc f . conscientious
Christian, man In n,litics he was an
ola lima Viii, 7, 1905 he cast HIS first
v,te fo, J,bn O,,nay Ad,ms AGAINST
A,Icor, I,ols,,, md +. 1910 vo ed for
Vim uoory Uarr;so, tfa grandfather
IF Ex.p,asident Harrison Dpriug the
+ha var or tba reball;o, lie was 4 stauueb
I-,i,,is, hai,r nc lav.l 70 tha GOVERN
mani a. lie was devoted 70 his church.
and c,nsis+an+ =, his raIiri,us proles.
sin, S,or.r,, ofrar this. cl,s, of the war
Ia Nd, -, ,ar,.,+o.,.,,,s s,ra cs his
v,,p,bIe farm, and r.n,rving 10 E,ktou
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AM c,,.4,br, r. rTa rar,s,ood y
resfdo,. If ,his own for - number Of
,oar, 1,o,.ior I,,er :, R,I,;mor. WHARF
Mr. u.rbart died i. NV 1so0 Sirce
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