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Gloucester County Democrat., 1900-05-31

Druggist Merritt was made q member of
the Executive Committee of the New Jer-
sey Pharmaceutical Association &C its an
nual meeting at Atlantic City last week.
Miss Carrie P. Smith, with friends from
Haddonfeld, are on ten days trip taking
in Washington, Fortress Monroe, and other
points South.
Mrs. E. J. Frey aud son are visiting Mrs.
Frey's mother at German Valley.
We acknowledge with thanks the receipt
of invitations from the Medical society of
New Jersey to attend the reception at At
lantic City on June 6, in honor of the
American Medical Association.
We thank the Board of Education of
Mantua township for invitations to the
commencement exercises of the graduation
class to be held on June T. The class is
the largest in the history of the township,
consisting Of five young ladies and five
gentlemen.
Col. William s. Sharp, of Trenton, was
stricken with paralysis last week, bat is
now greatly improved.
Miss Gertrude E. Warner. of Mickletou.
has been spending two weeks in Washing
ton, D. c., with her friend, Mrs. Harvey
Courson.
Isaac Rissmiller, formerly principal of
the Mantua public schools. recently princi-
pal at Bakersville, Atlantic county, has
been elected principal of the Penn's Grove
public schools to succeed ]. Harry Smith,
resigned.
Director Miller. of the Board of Chosen
Freeholder, entertained the members of the
Board and officers at plsnked shad dinner
at Newton Hotel last Thursday. The
occasion was very enjoyable one.
The examinations in the Woodbury.
High School were completed last Thursday,
and the following pupils will receive
diplomas as graduates in the present course :
Elizabeth lien, Anna Clayton, Ethel
Burkett, Bessls E4ssted, Ethel Fay Kircher,
Thomas Lee, Lille White, Grace Urban.
William Griscom, wife and two children,
arrived in Woodbury. last Saturday
after an absence Of three years in Europe.
The greater portion of that period has
been spent in Hamburg. Germany, where
Mr.. Griscom has established the foreign
manufactory of the Standard Paint Work g.
portion of the time they have been in
London, and the last two months in Paris
Among the graduates in the scientific
course of the Columbian University, Wash
ington, D. c., this week, we find the name
of g. Russell Taggart, former Woodbury.
boy, son of William Taggart, of Clarks.
boro. Russell has pursued his studies
while doing duty in one of the departments
of the Government, hence has won this
distinction by sacrifice of leisure rare
among students. We congratulate him on
his success
Gloucester County Democrat., 1900-05-31

| Mrs. A. Hess, residing just above this
place, had a narrow escape from death
Monday night from a dose of laudanum.
She was found in a semi-conscions condi-
| ton with an empty landanum bottle at
her side early in the evening. Dr. Hunter,
of Newbold, and DIR. Clark, of Woodbury.
were summoned, and after working over
the woman for several hours succeeded in
relieving her sufferings. 1t is thought
that she took the doug by mistake, or else
took an over dose, as no reason is assigned
for her to take her life.
| The annual spring Convention of the
Gloucester County Christian EndeayoE
Union was held in the Methodist Protestant
church here Tuesday afternoon and even
ing. Following the opening devotional exer-
cises the Junior Society gave an interest
ing exercise. ReY. George C. Horter,
State superintendent of Junior Christian
Endeavor, made an instructive address. At
the night service Rev. r. j Patterson con-
Quoted the devotions, and the address ol
welcome was made by G. G. Dempsey.
Rev. j. Henry Dunham, of Mount Holly,
and Rev. W. w. Casselberry, of Haddon-
field, made addresses. The @Quiet Hour
was led by Rev. Edwin MacMiun, of Salem
The newly elected officers are President
Rev. r. j. Patterson; Vice President, Ed
ward NJ. Pope Corresponding Secretary
Deborah Stratton Recording Secretary, N
May Yonng; Treasurer, Andrew Carey.
Gloucester County Democrat., 1900-05-31

In a communication, the Solicitor in
formed Council of the enactment of Law
by the last legislature encouraging the
early payment of taxes.
In relation to the condemnation OF
Strangers burial ground, the s. licitol
asked conference with the committee.
The Solicitor reported that in the matter
of the suit instituted against the city by
Sam'l M. Hudson, be last Friday moved to
have the suit dismissed, and he had been
informed to-day that the motion had been
granted.
Mr.. Best stated that the Finance COM
mittee was OF opinion that no time should
be lost in having sufficient bond from the
Treasurer, and moved that the Treasurer
furnish corporation or real estate bond
within ten days Carried.
Adjourned to June 26.
Gloucester County Democrat., 1900-05-31


Nothing has been accomplished by th
civil courts since our last issne. The cas-
of Clement VS.. Bettle, set down for trial las
Thursday, was not tried because the de
fendents attorney did not appear, an(
the defendants.
The trial Of the case OF William T. Dicl
vs. Samuel G. Stark, executor. was beguI
on Friday, and continued on Tuesday
Swackhamer for Dick and ClymeF TO-
Stark. This action is brought to recoyel
for services rendered one Sherman 0
Franklin township during her last illness
the claim being for $340 The evidenc'
was all in and argument made last Tues
day, but the charge to the jury was de
ferred until Thursday morning.
LICENSES.
On Monday, Judge Jessup took III
licenses, and applications made by the
following we're granted -
Edward Elliott Williamstown W. T
Davis, Glassboro Jesse M. Thompson
Billingsport; Sarah E. Paul, Woodbury.
Ervil T. Weaver, Paulsboro; George
Gautz, Barnsboro; John Rachor, Jr-
Woodbury. John Cross, Gibbstown; VIM
Lickfield, Glassboro; Benjamin G. Clark,
Swedesboro; Scott Green, Clarksboro
Charles Plat, West Deptford; John r
Sickler, Mt. Royal; Harry T. Ford, Swedes
boro; Sarah r Hanle. Westville.
On the application of Mary Berklebach
for license at the hotel in South Wood
bury Judge Jessup said be had been
called upon several times before to grant
applications for this house, and in speak.
ing of the petition presented in favor Of
the license he said -
The wishes OF the people of any COM
munity have their weight with the Court
II is their right and privilege to express
their desires to the Court, but the re-
sponsibility is not with them but upon the
Court. The voters do not assume the re-
sponsibility, and while the Court respects
the opinion and views of the people il
fails to see any reason for change in
regard to license at the lower end of the
city, and the application is, therefor, re.
fused
Remonstrances were filed against the
Delaware River Amusement Company
better knrwn as Washington Park; Win
field S. Iredell, Malaga, and Margaretta
Hoffman, Billingsport.
The remonstrant against Iredell and
Hoffman allege violations of Law and
assert that the applicants are not fiji
persons to keep hotel.
There are three seperate remonstrantE
against the Delaware River Amusement
Company, one by residents of Thorofare
one by residents of Westville, and the
third by Rev Arther SpOOner, President Of
the New Jersey Christian Endeavor Union
Judge Jessup announced that the re-
monstrants would be heard Thursday
to-day.
The case of Edw. S. Lamson VS. John T
Moore, in the Common Pleas, went off fol
the term on affidavit by defendant.
Gloucester County Democrat., 1900-05-31
COUNCIL PROCEEDINGS.

The stated meeting of City Council was
held Tuesday evening, ali the members
being present except Mr.. Clymer.
Minutes of the previous meeting were
read and approved.
A bill BY Farmers aud Mechanics Bank,
interest on Bond E., for $40, was ordered
paid.
The Finance Committee. through Chair
for delinquent taxes of the year 1898, which
was read and the proper officers authorized
to sign same and place it in the hands OF
the Collector for advertisement.
The Finance Committee presented the
bond of security company of Baltimore,
in the sum of $4,000, procured by the City
Collector. After being read. the bond was
referred TO the Solicitor, who called atten-
tion of Council TO the exemption clause
which relieved the company from srespon-
slbility in case of the failure of the city
depository, and impressed on the members
the importance of understanding that
clause before accepting the bond.
NJ essrs Best and Sithens discussed the
clause, and then DIR. Reading moved that
the bond be returned with the request
that that clause be stricken out
Dr. Reading moved that the Street COM
mittee curb and gutter the property al the
South West corner of Broad and West
German streets. Carried
On motion OF Mr.. Reading, the Sanitary
committee was directed lt investigate the
turning of kitchen drainage into the gut
ters on South Broad street, near High, and
North Broad street at Gourley's and Macks.
Mr.. Best said he had been all over this
subject five years ago, and it was question
with HIM whether the city could remedy
the matter. We could not compel people TO
gather water up in buckets and carry it to
the creek and lots were not all large enough
to take it up.
The Street committee was authorized to
lay sidewalk in front of the Vanneman
property at Cooper and Euclid streets.
The Street committee was authorized to
repair holes between trolley tracks, and
send bills to trolley company.
DR.. Reading moved that the Fire COM
mittee purchase materials for re-chargIng
the fire extinguishers, also two lanterns.
Carried.
The report of the Vice and immortality
committee on the subject of prisoners in
jail, was presented and laid over on &C.
count of the absence Of Judge Clymer, on
whose motion the action was taken.
Gloucester County Democrat., 1900-05-31
Lane-Sweeten.

The home Of ex-Postmsster BENZ. F.
Sweeten, of Glassboro, was the scene of o
home wedding on last Tuesday evening
when their daughter Miss Sallie G. was
married TO George D. Lane, of Camden.
The ceremony WIS performed at 80 By
Rev. J. &. Thompson in the presence Of
about sixty gnests, the bride being attired
in steel lansdown, and carried bridal
roses. After refreshments we're served the
happy couple left on the 10.45 train fol
Camden.
Gloucester County Democrat., 1900-05-31
Communicated.

Mr. Editor:
Henry Hager was accused by Lewis and
Theodore Hurf of burning the barn Of the
latter, and 8 warrant was Issued aud
placed in my hands. But before serving, /
investigated the case, and found no evil
dence either as to motiYe or acts that
would convict him before an intelligent
Jury, and not wishing to run the county to
any unnecessary expense, returned the
warrant to Mr.. Starr with q report Of my
Investigation. The Prosecutor and perse-
cutors were not satisfied with my work.
and they, or some one else, put an other
detective on the case, and the same witnes.
see that had examined were summoned
before the Grand Jury, with the result
that no Indictment was found.
Now think it bat justice to Mr.. Hager
that the public should know the facts that
he stands acquitted after full investiga-
ton.
Il G. GARRISON, Detective.
May 20, 1900.
Gloucester County Democrat., 1900-05-31

A meeting of the County Board of Agri.
culture will be held in Patrons Hall
Mullica Hill. June 4th, at 2 D. m. The
following questions will be discussed:
The garden from q woman's stand
point" Anna Gaunt, Caddie j. Gill.
The garden from mans standpoint
D. W. Sithens, Elmer Bradshaw.
How to increase the cheer and comfort
OF home" Ellen B. Haines, Sue NJ
Smith.
Who has the greatest prospect for the
future those who sell milk, or those who
make butter ?D A. Clark Gardiner, Ed.
muud Ridgwsy.
Ali are cordially invited, especially the
ladies. ALBERT Heritage, Secretary.
Gloucester County Democrat., 1900-05-31

In the published statement of the
expenditures Of the county, don't see the
item paid by the Prosecutor to Philadel.
phia detectives for their work ferretiDg out
the case of the attack on the old ladies al
FranklinvilIe, which was reported TO be
over $400 90, and no results. should
like to know what it costs to preserve life
and property iu our county ?
May 28, 1900 QUIZ
Gloucester County Democrat., 1900-05-31

Are girls brought up to marry2 asks
Kansas City Star.
No; in q great many instances they are
brought up to be girl bachelors Marriage
used to be the aim Of life. Girls were
disciples Of Izaak Walton, and went fishing
the moment they reached their teens. Bui
the world is wiser nowadays; possibly sad.
der. Many girls are afraid to marry, &c
they live lives Of independence, hire .
studio, join clubs, and worship the ideal
or what they take to be the ideal. Is this
for the better, or for the worse.
New York Eerald.
Gloucester County Democrat., 1900-05-31
Re careful Of Yovr Man.

A new postal rule that recently went into
effect IL that persons who through care.
lessness or any other reason take mail from
the ofics that belongs to another, and who
fail to return the same, ara liable to Q 6ne
Of $500 or one year in prison. This applies
90 newspapers taken from post Office as
we'll as other mail matter.
Gloucester County Democrat., 1900-05-31
ThIrtIsth Annual commsnssmen'

ThIrtieth Annual Commencement
South Jersey Institute, at Bridge
ron. N. j..
Sunday, June 1O-At Berean Baptist
Temple, by Rev. q L. Hart. 10 80 q. M.
Sermon before Religious Societies /; 7.30 p.
NJ, Sermon before Graduating Glass.
Monday, June 11-At the Institute. SOC
a. m.. Examinations; 8 90 p. m., Musicale
Tuesday, June 12-At the Institute. 8 90
q. m Examinations; 500 p. M, Alumni
Meeting.
Wednesday, June 13-At the Opera
House. 1890 m, Commencement exer.
cises. At the Institutes 90 to 90 D.
M, Reunion of Alumni and Friends.
Gloucester County Democrat., 1900-05-31

JEFFERSON.

Last Sunday Rev. J. Shaw delivered an
eloquent sermon on the theme why Some
People are Lost Next Sunday his sub
iect will be sselahp Three persons were
baptized snd four taken into full member
ship last Sunday Mr. Eastlaek will preach
for rs next Sunday evening. Children's
Day exercises have been postponed until
Jpns 10th
Gloucester County Democrat., 1900-05-31
DIED.

WIGNALL..-Tn Woodbury.. Hay 26, 1900 Rose
Anna wife Of Charles g. Wignan.
FURRY--In Paulsbofo, May 18th. A. J. Furry.
MooD-At Ferrcll. May %. Horace G. Mood,
aged Il years.
Gloucester County Democrat., 1900-05-31
STATE or ONO, eIrv OF rOlnDo,

LUCUS LUUEIfe
FRANK J.. CHENEY makes oath that he Is the
senior partner OF the firm Of r. J.. CHENEY & Co.,
doing business In the City of Toledo, county and
State efol esaid. and that said firm viii pay the
gum of ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS for each
and every case Of Catarrh that cannot be cured
by the use of HALs' CATARRH CURE.
FRANK J.. CHENEY.
Sworn to before me and subscribed ii my
presence. this 9th day of December, A. D. 1886.
A. W. GLEASON
SEAL Notary Public
Gloucester County Democrat., 1900-05-31
Memorial Day.

The observance of this holiday in Wood
bury was general but undemonetrative
Business places generally were closed
flags we're displayed. and the people sought
recreation and rest as inclination led them.
A detail of Gen. Howell Post received
q wefs at the Court House in the morning,
and decorated the monument: at nine
O'Clock coach was entered, and the
cemeteries at Paulsboro, ClaFksboro and
Woodbury. were visited, and the graves OF
comrades were decorated. In the after
noon the G. A r. service was read at the
monument. Martial music was rendered
By fife and drum.
The Manual Training School of Phila.
delphia, defeated the Country Club team
in seven inning game, by q score of to
A. Both teams played good ball, but the
visitors were stronger in the box than the
local team. Score BY innings -
Woodbury. c. O., 0 1 1 0 2 0 0-4
Manual Training o 0 3 2 I-7
The Dewey Club won their game by .
score of Is to 10.
The driving contest for gentlemen was
won by George Green. Jr, at 194 yards.
The approaching and putting contest for
ladies was won by Miss Margaret Thorp
in three shots.
Miss Salome Morgan won the tennis
tournament for ladies, With Edith Stokes
second. Roy Urban was first. Charming
Lord secsnd in the gentlemans tourna
ment.
Gloucester County Democrat., 1900-05-31
MARRIED.

WALTERS the NJ. E. Parson.
age. Pedricktown, May 18th, by Rev Joseph II.
Boyd, Edward Walters and Maud Shoiders,
both of Centre Square
Gloucester County Democrat., 1900-05-31
( SEAL
\ -.

HALLS Catar7h Cure Is taken internally ana
&cts directly on the blood and mucous surfaces
OF the system. Send for testimonials, free.
FL. CHENNY A CO., Toledo. o.
Sold BY Druggists, rs cents
HHlI's Family Pulls sre the best.
Gloucester County Democrat., 1900-05-31

OF q Good Beginning cometh 4 good
end, y hen you take Hoods SafsapRrilia to
purify your blood you afa making good begin
ming and the good end will be heeith and hap.
pisless. ltneyer disappoints
Gloucester County Democrat., 1900-05-31
NoTIcE.

My wife, Rosena wilkins. having left my bed
and boardI forbid any person trusting her, or ex-
tending credit TO her on my account as / will
not be responsible for any debts contracted by
or for her PAUL r. WILKINS
5-3l-l900-3ts
Gloucester County Democrat., 1900-05-31
Livery Stable
WANTED.

Mixed old iron, brass, COPPER and all kinds of
metals, also old bottles, for which / win pay the
highest market price delivered at Woodbury..
Send postal If you cannot deliver.
As West Packer St., Woodbury., MI
Apr, %, lsOo-Smo P. o. Box 2e2
Gloucester County Democrat., 1900-05-31

Eglington Cemetery Company of Clarksboro. n
j., will be held at the Office OF said Company q
Clarksboro. on Saturday, June 2, 1900, at tel
O'Clock a. M for the purpose of electing Boar
other business as may come before them
L. g. SICKLER,
5-lU-1900-3tS- Secretary
Gloucester County Democrat., 1900-05-31
NoTICE.

N OH'
| The Annual Meeting Of the stockholders of the
Gloucester and Salem Turnpike Co.. will be held
at B. G. Clarks Hotel. Swedes6oro June ID, at 2
p. m for the election Of seven directors and any
other business
May 10, 1900. D. G. ANDREWS, Sec'y.
Gloucester County Democrat., 1900-05-31
DLANTs,

An varieties of cabbage plants-early, second
early and late; tomato plants in few days.
Pepper and all other plants in season.
A. KNISELL,
May 10. 1S0O-4t Sewen N ].
Gloucester County Democrat., 1900-05-31

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SrooKHoLDERs' MEETING,

May 10, 1soO-4t
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1900-01-03
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for Ooerma9ten, men bolot tapperi
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tom til bans asliituuee, buorefler en-
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Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1900-01-03

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Inmmen msb en- liQt Bate meo Suffer.
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Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1900-01-03
Si0ite Vyt.
9e bauit=Ueitinbiife ger.

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l. Sanuur, at Der er uofst til, of be
untsueftinbIfte Der uil bIius
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Den bunffe 6Iaubetuptoin gbrits
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