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Bridgeton pioneer., 1895-01-17

out of the HOO and odd amendments
were made to the Wilson bill, thereby
restricting the damaging effects OF
that measure and permitting num-
ber of industries whose life had been
threatened to continue In operation.
Assemblyman Skinner, of Essex,
seconded the nomination of Franklyn
Murphy, saying he, however, would
not withdraw from the caucus. This
was a wrap at the boilers from Essex
comfy. He made quite an address to
the effect that 1t was no time for dis
union in the Republican ranks, but
that they should present a united
front. Still he thought the election of
Sewell would imperil the Republicans
chances at the next election.
At this juncture Assemblyman Voor-
hees, of Bergen, withdrew from the
caucus. Assemblyman Nutzhorn, of
Hudson, seconded General Sewell's
nomination In a clear and forcible
speech. Assemblyman Derousse, of
Camden, also seconded General Sew
ellis nomin alton, dwelling on his char
acter as neighbor, a man of charita-
BILE deeds, and citizen of whom Cam
den was proud.
! Senator Skirm, of Mercer, also
| seconded General Sewell's nomination.
Senator Hoffman of Atlantic, closed
the speech making remarks appre.
ciative of General Sewell. A ballt t was
then taken with this result:
For rSewell--Senasors Goud Herbert,
Hoffman, Packer, Parry, Rogers, Ross,
Skirm, Stokes, Thompson, Voorhees,,
Ward. Williams, and Assemblymen Aus
tin, Baker, Barnard, Bates, Blackshaw.
Burger, Christie, Coeding, Coursen,
Cross, Davis, Denise, Derousse, Fran
els, Frederick, Ginder, Gruber, Hicks,
King, Lower, Ludlam, Matack, Nc
Andrew, Minch, Mock, Mu'zhorn,
Powers, Reading, Robertson, F.
Schober, Slower, g.. W. Smith, W. q.
Smith, Snyder, Somers, Stafford, Stan
ger, storrs, Tice, Wilbur, Wildes
Total, Sc.
For Murphy-Senato Ketcham and
Assemblymen Benedict, Bullock, Dun.
can, Harrison, @. A. Schober, Skinner,
g. L. Smith. Total, 8.
Absent Senator Bradley and As.
semblymen Olcott, Eisele, Voorhees,,
Drake and Z.briskie, six In all. Total
vote In caucus, 70 members.
Assemblyman Benedict, one of Mr..
Murphy's supporters, at once moved
to make General Sewell's nomina tion
| unanimous, which was carried with a
hurrah. u
Within five minutes the Sewell
Guard was In line In front Of the State
Capitol, and, headed by the Seventh
Regiment Band, whish walked the
! night with Its meloiious strain, a
march was made to TIE Trenton House
\ where General Sewel was serenaded
! In response to calls he made his ap-
pearance and expressed his thanks to
his friends for their hearty demonstra-
ton, and to thfmembers Of the Lsgis-
lature who hsi just given him so dis
singuished amark of their confidence.
Just then Franklyn Murphy, the
defeated sandidets, was escort ted to
General Sewell's side by mutual
friends and the two leaders shook
nand, warmly.
T,is spectacle caused great cheering.
, ". Murphy made a very happy ad.
, fess, in which he congratulated the
Haheral on his victory, and assured
I thu assemblage that he himself had
goie down in honorable defeat, but
wal as good Republican in defeat
hs was In victory.
Bridgeton pioneer., 1895-01-17
Live Stock MarI.ets

new YORK, Jan. 15-European cables quote
meriean steers at lO14@1l1c. per h.; refrig-
y so oi ~ Doel az e@loc. Calves steady at $50
Ss SseDo' do car of export weathers, $780, lambs.
gfUo.S9 dressed mutton firm at 507c. dressed
lambs higher at 5@5.a5. - - e'''e''
n1 last LIBERTY, Pa, Jan. 15.-Cattle receipts
nent ana prices unchanged. Hogs steady and
ea eenchanged 81 Sheep barely steady; good sheep.
tair. S2450A3.5s. s-A W
Bridgeton pioneer., 1895-01-17
GEN. WIN. ]. SEWELL
Will Be ]. s. SENATOR.
He Receives a Unanimous
Caucus Nomination.
Trenton is Crowded With
Republicans.
THEY ALL CHEER TIL e
GENERAL.
After a Short Session of the
Legisture, During Which the
Committees are Named, the
Members go Into a Caucus
for United States Senator.
(STAFF CORRESPONDENT.

OOHRESPONDENT1.
TRENTON, Jan. Is. 1 O'CLOCK A NJ
Tuesday morning dawns. There Is
no abatement of the crowds or OF the
enthusiasm. 1t was General Sewell
from early yesterday afternoon, and 1t
Bridgeton pioneer., 1895-01-17
TALK OF POLITICS.

Although things political seem to be
extremely irt9ret ting just now, of
course the spring elet tions are some
time hence, but then 1t takes good
deal of time to shape things up
smoothly and satisfsct orily.
Of course spring politics are not
alone talked Of. The politicians find
much food for interesting gossip, go
where they will. The talk of put
ting Col. William E. Potter upon the
Supreme Court Bench, or making him
q Vice Chancellor, has caused some
discussion. There is scarcely man in
the entire couf ty who would n, t hail
with delight such an appointment for
the Colonel. He Is recognized all oyer
the State as one of the most able MEM
bers of the bar, and In the position of
Judge or Chancellor, he would nave
the entire respect of every practitioner.
The m. tier has been talked Of for
some time, but it has not been general
ty known about here. The salary of
either position has been fixed by the
Legislature at $4,000 per year.
1t can be safely stated that the
County Law Judge act will pass this
winter. Governor Werts may veto,
but the Legislature will .pass the bill
prompt over the veto. The provisions
of the bill have been generally discuss
ed. The Lay Judges are wiped out
and the people elect one Judge-one
learned 10 law. The provisions Of the
bill effecting this locality are that the
Judge presiding over our Court will be
elected by Cumberland and Cape May.
He will have no associates upon the
bench.
There is little doubt who the Repub-
CLEANS of the two counties will select as
fheir candidate.
James B. Nixon, Of Millville, has
every qualification. He is an able
lawyer, and bis experience In the
United States Attorney Generals
office, has been invaluable. He will
be the unanimous choice of this county
as candidate. Over in Cape May he
will be fully acceptable. OF course
Cape May will bring out a candidate
probably Mayor Hildredth of Cape
May City, but the people down there
don't think that they can defeat the
candidacy..of Mr.. Nixon On the Dem.
ocratic eide Of course Judge Hoag-
and will be a candidate but the Re-
publican candidate will be elected.
Should Mr.. Nixon become Judge, be
will preside over the Courts after next
December. He will probably become
a citizen of this city, and not attempt
to practice law at all.
Speaking of Spring politics, there is
Tx ely to be gref t Interest taken 10 the
fight for Council. There will be
Eve councilmen to elect, two coming
from the Fourth ward. Some of the
headers are talking OF candids tss, and
In one or two instances the hustling
has begun. There will be no i'm
portant city ticket to elect. The Re-
publican leaders say this spring that
che candidates for Councils should be
good men. They also say they should
be Republicans. With these two very
necessary qualifications, the candi-
dates will have the united support OF
every worker in every ward. The
minor officers will come from the Re-
publican ranks too. Let this be Re-.
nar16lianr
Bridgeton pioneer., 1895-01-17

GENERAL WILL
is General Sewell now. Just as earnest
ly are the crowds cheering the sue.
cessor to Mcpherson, but perhaps not
quite so, loudly, for the boys are get
ting hoarse.
1t was Republican night Trenton
was filed with Republicans, and
everywhere you go you can hear pre-.
dictions of just such another scene as
this next year, when Republican
Governor will be inauguraSed.
Cumberland County is we'll repre-
sented here. Some of the Cumber-
land people arrived early, but the ma
jority came after five o'clock. Among
those present from Vineland were
Jarvis Wanser, J. J. Hunt, William
Leach and Editor Cloyd of the Repub-
lican. Millville was more than repre-
sented, every leader of prominence
being among the throng. ruy e7sssie
When Assemblyman Minch arrived
he was fanked with good Republi.
cans from home. and he seemed es-
pecially pleased to have the boys with
him from Bridgeton. They were
Comfy Clerk VIM, B. Trenchard,
Fred w. Crosta, Mayer E. M. Appel.
gate, Hon. Thomas W. Trenchard, 1,
Robert Harker, John H. Morris, I. F.
Barnes, Howard 8. CARL, Paul J.
Davis; Theodore B. Dare, Charles 8.
Pierson, Aaron Smith and Bill Clerk
Bellows. Then the T. B. Reed Club
showed up particularly strong, Its
delegation was Sheriff Shinn, Door
Keeper Ottinger, Frank D. Paullln,
Thos. Hoff, John Dsnp. Winfield
Betchner, Harry Pierson, John Ryon,
Samuel Humphreys, Councilman
Merritt L. Sooy, Joseph Cresswell and
Frank ii. Miller.
1t seemed that everybody was for
Sewell. and Cumberland county was
just as enthusiastic for him as any.
body. High hats with Sewell cards In
front, badges with Sewell's name on
every coat, and Sewell canes in every
hand, almost. The crowds were about
the Trenton House. That was where
Sewell had his headquarters. The
General was in historic room No. 100.
He was at the entrance door, and DUR
ing the evening shook hands with
fully two thousand people. Every.
body was welcome and everybody re.
ceived welcome from him.
The Legislature held short session
down st the Stete House, and ther
the caucus was held In the Assembly
chamber. There was great jam 10
sides of the corridor. 1t was a Sewell
crowd, and there was great yelling
and cheering for the General. There
was some pretty harsh things said
about six Republicans who did moi
care to join the caucus, as they did mo-
care to be bound by the result Of the
caucus.
Upon convening, the caucus settled
upon Senetor Voorhees,, of Union, fo
Chairman, and he was called upon Il
entertain a resolution offered from thu
Murphy side not to proceed with th'
Senatorial nomination. This was de
feated, So to III, but another dilator.
motion, which was to adjourn, wa
tried. This was defeated by still
more decisive vote, 81 TOT.
1t was then that the first batch {
boilers withdrew. Nominations TO
United States Senator were next II
order. Senator Rogers, of Camden, II
graceful little speech, presented tn
name of General William J. Sewel
dwelling at some length on his recor
as an experienced legislator. train0
business man, brave soldier sanf q
good citizen.
Bridgeton pioneer., 1895-01-17

Ed. Stevenson and Theodosia Lewis,
Two old friends of the Jail authorities,
ire again in trouble. They were ar
I'ested in Vineland on Monday, and
lare likely to be again with the Sheriff.
They are charged with knowing too
much of each other.
Bridgeton pioneer., 1895-01-17

Keep your blood pure and healthy
and you will not have rheumatism.
Hoods Sarsaparilla gives the blood
vitality and richness. *79
Bridgeton pioneer., 1895-01-17

II Piles permanently cured; no pain
)r. Reed 129 8. 18th Street, Philade
shia. Send for circular. 751y
Bridgeton pioneer., 1895-01-17

VINO fs there who will say that the
trolley roadssare not great thing for
Bridgeton
Bridgeton pioneer., 1895-01-17
STOCK AND PRODUCE MARKETS.
Closing Quotations of the New York and
philadelphia Exchanges

NEW YORK, Jan. 15.-It was dull and un-
interesting day in the stock market, and the
change In prices on the days transactions are
insignificant except in the cases of few of
the specialties. Closing bids:
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EIliott--P irvine.

Married at the residence of the
brides parents in this city, f. iday
evening, Perry Elliott TO Miss Minnie
PurIine. Rev. c. s. Stubbleiield tie
Ing the nuptiai knot.
The parties 10 the above life con-
tract a.e two Ardmore's well known
young people. and the ARDMoRErrE
Join with their many ftiead~ in wish
ing them a long continlntion.of un
rufilcd felicity.
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rHE ENGAGED YOUNG NAN.
he Who Follows These Rules Shall ID
Happy In His Betrothal.

He Who Follows These Rules Shall De
Happy In His Betrothal-
IL will be we'll for the man who ex-
meets to sail smoothly into the matri-
monial port to continue those tiattering
attentions after his engagement which
preceded it. 1t will not suffice for him
to talk of what he is saving TO make
tEeir little home worthy Of her. lie
must, by some magic, be able both &c
save money for the future and 10 pro
vide her with the flowers, books, bon
hons. theater tickets and other trifief
which he bestowed upon her when there
was no future TO be taken into consider
alton.
He must treat her people with defer
ence. cordiality and filial affection Ht
must let her complain of all their faults
retail all the family quarrels and point
ont all the family imperfections with
ont ever allowing the knowledge ne &C
ouires thus to tinge his behavior. H'
must listen TO her abuse Of them with
sympathy and never by any chance show
/ ANYTHING but the highest regard 10
them himself
He must like all her friends H'
must treat ''the girls with the lnti
macy which never borders ON familiar
ity; must enjoy their society, which
will be thrust upon him at all time
and places. and at the same time mus
be prepared TO agree with her estimat
OF their shortcomings. twill be just
well for him never 70 admire them TO
extravagantly.
In.public he must always be prepare
10 show her tine attention she needs, DO
must also be prepared to let her 'hav
n GOOD time, " unhampered by his devS
tion. For instance, he must never L
her sit out a dance alone. ut he mni
never glover when she seems 70 {
dancing often with other men, His MAJ
ner must be a perfect niingling Of dew
tion and noninterterence
Incidentally il may be added that o
occasional dose OF neglect Is wholesom
and that semioccasiOnal quarrel y d
90 be despised d-Phil9delphia Times
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Both citizens and non-citi izenS OF
the Chickasaw Nation are hereby
notified that on December y. 1891.
the Chicka>aw legislature passed an
act. which was approved by J.. =
No>lev. governor Of the ChickaSaw
Nation. that all persons are prohibit
ed from selling timber. gravel or stpDe
0f any kind whatever. without hrSt
obtaining permission Of the Chicka-
saw Nation. said permission J.
granted only through the timber
AGENT for the Chickasaw Nation, and
anv person or persons dispOsing oi
timber. gravel or stone. without com
plying with the provisions Of said law
will be dealt with according To law ~
the L. =. courts or Chicka>aw court
according 10 jurisdiction. hence you
will apply To me for the necessity
right. RICHARD MCLI>H.
/ Timber Agent for the ChicGasav
/ Nation, Ardmorc. ]. i. 26-lm
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Position Wanted.

An experienced dry goods man.win-
dow trimmer and decorator wants q
position il ArdmOre. can give the
best of reference. Enquire at law
Office of Campbell, Fowler y Ken
driCk. DIV
The house was crowded. something
in-requeat here. Mr.. Love captured
MS audience a1d kept chem IA state
Of me, ,riment during the evening
/ HouStOI Posi-.
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Dissolution.

The co-pattnership heretofore eX-
>tiuI under the firm name Of VOL
verton Hardware Company has been
dissolved by the Withdrawal Of \. J.
WolveIton. J. \. Bjvins and I. b.
Williams continuing the business un-
der the firm name OF Bivins X Will
Jams. collecting all notes and aSSum
ing an Indebtedness. etc.
\. J. WoLvEETON.
J. 4. BIVtNS.
2-"t T. T.. WILLIAMS.
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Election Notice.

First National Bank, Ardmore,
Indian Territory, Dec, 8. 1891
The regular annual election for
seven directors OF this bank will b.
held on the second Tuesday 18th day
OF January. IS95. I'm the banking
rooms. Polls open from 9 a IN. 10 I
p. m. -
I7t7 Cashier.
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Laid to Rest.

Tae Oklsloma Star pays TO the
memory of w. J. Donovan deceased
brolner editor, tne following shoft
but beSu tribute:
Nv. j. Donovan lies peacefully in
the grave. Yesterday at O'Clock.
the Knights Templars met at
the Tempe and marched in a body to
the late residence of Nj. Donovan,
where a large number of friends had
gathered TO see for the last time all
that rem. ined OF one whom in lie
they loved and hOBOred. Rev. Fra l.
CTS Of the Episcopal church, conduct
ed tde church services and the
knights Templa,s went through the
ceremonies of the order. Many
friends followed the remains to the
cemetery, among them being severa
from Guth lie, Edmond and Norman
The memo y of W. J, Donovan vii
live on and on.
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Situation Wanted

bv the unde, signed. either a. book
I,ceDer for some hrm. or will accep, a
number of scts of books 10 keen. Spe-
ci attention given TO closing up
pgrtnerShip books. Competency my
.ecOmme ddaJion.
3-3t WILLIAM ii. HILL.
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RenntifulPenmanship

"A thing of beatty Is JOY forever..
Wishing cards and invitations OF all
l.iaG written 50 beautifully tha, thcy
viii make your eyes dance with d.
IL; 10. Also memorials and ie~nlu-
tio.s engrossed in the most skiilful
nd artistic mannet.
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CITY restaurant ON Caddo street. for
sale. Doing a gnod business, - regu-
lar boarderS. with big run Of transient
trade. Apply NJ restaurant. 2Stt
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Enual Divison.

The bin Offered by Senator Jones in
regard 10 lhe Indian Territory is the
best thing yel from the usual Indian
standpoint. 1t makes no provision,
whatever for the abrogatiOn OF tribal
Jaw. nor for m king a u. S. Territory /
or state of the country. 1t offers no /
change at all i'm governmental policy, :
and only Insists on dividing all the {
land Of each nation equitably among
the Indian owners. and. in the Choc-
tlw and ChickaSaw Nations, giving
the freedmen 20 acres All the land
is TO be surveyed ana divided up eX-
cept the tOWnSlteS. and nothing is
said about how tOwnsitcS are to be
di,9os a Of All coal marble and
mineral is held subject TO further
agreement. Each Indian is 10 have
one tract Of 50 acres set of as a home
stead that he can never sell, but all
other tracts falling TO his share may
be disposed of in one, two and three
near Equal Division as any one
could 2sk, and if the tribal delegates
at Washington have any reason left
the u they will favor the passage of
the bin. But the trouble with the
delegates is that they much prefer tine
present unequal distribution tc
being limited TO what is justly their
own They lick about b,ea'.ing up Z
10000 acre pasture for the benefo of ;
Black Jack" Indian, who is at pres
ent unable TO hold as mech as . =
acre patch Of scrub OAKS. Equa " di
vided tnaIe would be eome hing nea
200 acres for each Chic wv, wl'cr
amoult would De cut down sl.gntI
by providing the "nigger>' with !
acres each.-Minco Milst el.
For a nee. clean shave so 20 III
CCnUal bd Der shop, II
Diamonds. watches, jewelry an
silyerware at public auction, in Wis
nor HOtel, Brown Bros. entire stoc
sold al forced sale for the benefit {
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Don't go hungry any longer. but q
To the Sherman Hotel, a>S for W. {
Kilgure. and make arrangements u
board with him. l5-lt
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Arthur Love drew al apprec'dsive
audience AT the opera house last night
and Judging iron the cont'1uoiS
laugh er and applause. the pros am
.hrors odt was highly enjoyable
Dali News.
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T7t77

Ladies special sales afternoons at
. 0icluck. nc brown bros. JewelfR
store. All goods sold at public auc-
tion aftern0ons fw ladies only. 2d
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ARDMORE AND HEALTON

MAIL PASSENGER AND EXPRESS LINE
Makes the trip from Ardmore TO
Heaidton by the way OF Lone Grove
and Hewitt, daily. Copnection made al
Healdton for Duncan.
Leaves Ardmore daily at I:3O a. m.
and returning arrives here at p. m.
Onice at Sherman Hotel.
VIC. CUMMINGS, prop.
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have bought the butcher business
uf Morse y Price AT the old Snider
stand. where / will continue to han
die firStclasS meats uf all kind and ]
ask a liberal PATRONAGE from the pub
lie. 3-tr Il. r. MCGHEE.
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Onicc Of City National Bank. Ard
more. I. T. Dec. :, 1894.
A meeting uf the stock holders oi
the CITY National Bank, will b. held
at their banking house. Tuesday,
January s. 1893 for the purpose OF
clecting seven directors TO serve dur
ing the ensuing year.
GEO. II. EDWARDS,
Slot Cashier.
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For EENT-TwO neatly furnished
rooms. with or without board, next
door TO Presbyterian parsonage
5-tf j. y. WORTHY.
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Tie oil mills people are preparing
peas adjacent 10 the Ray y Cos gin
tan !. where they will feed a portion
of their iine he'd of beeveS.
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WANTED-WoOd in exchange for
subscription to the Weekly ARDMoRE-
ITE. 100 cords will be thus accepted.
A fine line OF gold spectacles just
received at T. ii. Parker's.
If you haven't a good boarding
house. try the Sherman Hotel, back Of
WhitJington's brick. l3-tf
For good hair cut OF a pleasant
shave, go TO 4. L. Davis, Central bar
ber shop II.
DIR. Shields, an eminent physician
of Tennessee, says: Il regard Aver
Sarsaparilla, as the best blood medI'
cine on earth, and know Of many
wonderful cures effected by its use.
Physicians all over the land have
made similar statements lw
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W. 'tc, Wheeler. WHO h'S been
spending the past wee in Fort Worth
and otler points. returned home
TnIrsdav.
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See display ad on first page nf lirown
Bros. Jewellers. collapse Sales Daily
at > d. IN. auction.
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Tue brs war is soill on bet Cathey
ssys il MS friends will d tron'ze nome
peo0'e he viii come QUO codQHerof
oyer every o6S1scle. lie. We Calls loa
0ns q CITY Livery Sts Die.
II CArHEY & HANM.
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Hoiidav correction novel tiles re
ceiyed daily at the Cream Bakery.
III
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ForR Rent.

Furnished room for rent, apply at
this ot1ie. -3Ii
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The Sherman Hotel j. first class
house. and you can rely ON getting
enough 10 eat-and that which ls
good at all times. Back OF Whit
tington brick. lS-ti