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Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1900-11-29
PEDRICKTOWN.

Preston Jordan, Of West Berlin, has been
visiting his brother and sister here,
VIII Beckett, wife and sons, of Camden
have been visiting Mrs. Samuel Stanley.
Charles Pedrick, wife aud daughter
Addie are visiting in Philadelphia.
Rev John Boyd ard Samuel shute Deat
to Vineland Tuesday anu took little Elsie
Locke 10 the New jersey Training School
John Douthiety moves his family to
Camden on Wednesday. bIr. D. will work
for Mr. Wilkinson in his commission house
on Dock st.
Charles Yerrieks has moved from one of
Justices houses into hall Of Peter Dgabold' IS
house on Railroad Ave.
Clark Chew is suffering FROM boiis on his
knee cap, and las been unable to work fer
several weeks His friends and neighbors
win send him Thanksgiving Offering We'd
nesday night
Mrs. Ruth Justice, who has been suffer
ing intense pain from small particles Of
chicken bone lodging in her throat went
to Philadelphia on Monday accompanied by
her daughter and DR.. Barnart Of Penns-
grove, to DR.. Thompson's, who, with an
instrument forced the bone down She is
doing nicely.
Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1900-11-29
Personal Property

H0RsES4zTAvo good horses gentle in single or
double harness
CATTLE Eight head COWS, hcifers and bulls.
Part of the above stock are full blo0ded Jerseys
Of choice selected stock
SWINE Two Jersey Red breeding sows, will
harrow IN January extra tine Jersey Red boar
one gear Old, 10 jersey iitssi shoe sr-.-
P0JITRl Twenty white i4eghorn hens a
kew choice Bralma e9ckreis, lot fowls by the
llece-
WAGONS TWes-hosss heagv wagon. good as
ncw; truck saelyings. top brake ard wagon all
complete; two carts, low down depot wagon,
carriage, newly painted: road cart, hay shelving.
two carriage poles, market wagon pole
u.tRNEsS-OIie set Of heavy double breeching
harness, in good order; set OF double heavy har-
ness. set single harness. set cart harness, names
and traces. collars brides, &c
FARMING JDENSI LS-tiood moving machine,
good horse rake with seed soWer attachments,
good spangler fertilizer drill paris green gun.
one tWe-herse Syracuse p0N, Ne 2; Planet JF.
potato digger three eulfiEatoTs corn cover at
tachineHt; good corn shelter with latest improve
ments, Gill7s sweet potato harrow. hitler. hoes,
broad axe cfowbar, boxes, barrels, patent bal
ance, weighs. 500 lbs; cross-cut saw gT1ndstone,
? saws. iotof tools too tedious to mention.
HAY AND GRAIN-140 bushels corn, 20 lbs. to
bushcl; tons Of extra good hay.
SASHA sash and rafters, 200 tomatoes crates.
DAIRY FINTGR ES-Reed churI, No. 4; but
sEEDs-z5 baskets OF Hybred potatoes, lot of
| extra early tomato seed, citron seed, &c
HOUSEHOLD hOODS-tio0d organ in first
class condition 2 bureaus , stands, 6 Wiusdor
chairs rush bottom chairs, cane seat chairs,
2recking chairs, lot yarn stripe rag carpet, lot
ingram carpet lounge, couch. > bcdsteads, hen
feather bed, dining tables, looking glasses.
hanging lamp and other lamps, Singer sewing
machine clock, Beauty range stove, alright
stove, heater stove, coal stoves, Quick Meal
stose. Gasoline stove washing machine and
Wripeer. tubs Dishes kettles pots, pans and
other articles too numerous to mention.
sale to commence at u o'ioek a. NJ sharp, aud
CoNpITI0Ns- credit Of nine months will be
Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1900-11-29
Who,s Thankfnl.

Democrats generally are thankful because
OF the privilege Of life, liberty and the
pursuit Of happiness
Republicans are thankful because they
seem to own the earth.
T. S. District Attorney Watkins is thank
full because Of four years more Of glory and
the Z. $. Attoneyship.
Postmaster Jessup is thankful for the
privilege Of reading postal cards for four
more years.
The Woodbury. Board Of Health is thank
ful because there haze been no new cases Of
diphtheria this week.
Judge Jessup is thankful because none of
his judicial decisions have been reversed by
the higher Courts.
The glass manufacturers Of the county
would be more thankful if orders were
plentiful, and if smoke was pouring out Of
all their chimneys.
The farmers would be more thankful il
sweets would 90 up higher
Prosecutor Starr is thankful because his
term expires during the term of Governor
voorhees,.
Charles T. Molony Is thankful because of
the many and big orders he is receiving
from the farmers.
Steward g. G. Weatherty Of the Aims
house and Asylum is thankful because his
reelection was n unanimous vote.
Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1900-11-29
IN oRDHNANcE


fe-essasiislA the grade on 8 portion Of the public
read leading from the Woodbury. and Knights
Run road to the Westviile and Giass5ore stone
road
the Township Of Deptford that the grade on that
portion of the public road leading from the
Woodbury. and knights Run road TO the West
vile and GiassborO stone road. extending q dis
lance of twenty-one hundred feet on said road
from the Woodbury. and Knights Run, be and IS
hereby established as follows; Beginning at the
present crown of the Woodbury. and Knights
Run road the elevation Of said crown being ao-s3
feet above datum, said datum line being 90 feet
below the top Of certain marble monument set
. feet west Of the centre line Of the Woodbury.
and Knights Run road and opposite the centre
line of the above mentioned road leading from
the Woodbury. and Knights Run road to the
Nestvllie and eiassSero stone road; thence over
the last mentioned road Q distance OF one nun
dred feet a point Of 80 21-le0 feet above datum:
thence n distance Of 20 feet to point g a-lo0
feet above datum. thence distance OF one hum
dred feet to a point - 1910 feet above datum:
thence distance OF loo feet to point 81 feet
above datum; thence distance OF go feet 70
point So so-l00 feet above datum; thence DIS
lance OF 100 feet To a point 81 fc-tl3 feet above
datum. thence . distance Of Zoe feet to point
s. SO la@ feet above datum; thence distance Of
90 feet to point 81 feet above datum; thence
distance Of 40 feet to = point % feet above
datum. thence a distance Of 10 feet TO a point 80
feet above datum; thence distance Of $50 feet
to "a point 50 feet above datum: thence distance
Of 100 feet TO point 81 eiOo fcet ABOVE a&ttihs
thence distance Of 100 feet to a point 80 3lf0
feet above datum thence distance OF 100 feet to
n point Is 3l-100 feet above datum thence u dis
lance OF 100 feet to a point IS feet above datum
thence distance of % feet to point q fosloo
feet above datum; thence distance of 80 feet to
q point ~ feet above datum; thence distance
of leo feet to a point ST. feet above datum
thence at distance of~49 feet 80 Ioint Sc 2e-leo
feet above datssrn: thence a distance Of . feet
to point SIS feet above datum.
SEC > Be it ordained that the said Township
Committee be and is hereby empowered to cause
said portion Of road 20 be built to the above
named grade
SEc 8 Be it ordained that this ordinance
shall take effect immediately
Approved this 18th day of Nov. A. D. 1902
A. W MULLER
Attest. President
L. G. Eastiack. CLERK. $40 n-2st
Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1900-11-29
Foot Ran.

A large crowd of spectators witnessed the
game of foot ball between the G. c. BIC.
team, of this city, and the Taurus team, Of
Philadelphia, on the Country Club grounds
last Saturday afternoon. 1t was one Of The
cleanest and best played games ever seen in
this city The visitors started in with a
vim, employing not only well organized
centre rushes but various ingenious tricks
as we'll, but the local team withstood the
test and the ball surged backward and
forward, mostly in the centre of the field,
until the ending Of the first half, neither
side being able to force the ball beyond the
twenty-five yard line. After few minutes
inteImissioD, play was resumed, each team
going on the field with the intention Of do
ing their best to win the game. Notwitll-
standing the most desperate playing neither
side could gain an advantage, until an ull-
lucky kick by the visitors vas caught and
carried behind their goal posts for a touch
down from which goal resulted. This
ended the scoring, the result being 6 to 0
in favor Of the Woodbury. boys.
MI, H.,
Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1900-11-29
Grand LODGE odd FELLOWS,

The annual session Of the Grand Lodge
Of Odd Fellows was held in Trenton last
week. An important feature was the offer
Of the Odd Fellows Home to the Grand
Lodge, by the Home Association. The
offer Was refused by vote Of l1S to 1917.
The negative votes came from the rural
sections, because the provisions of the trust
would impose an additional per capita tax
The vote failed 10 finally dispose Of the
question, however, as it was afterwards
agreed that the Grand Master should APP
point committee Of five to act with a
similar committee Of the Home Association
looking towards a future settlement Of the
troubles at the institution. This committee
Is to be appointed at the Masters leisure
There was quite a lengthy argument
prior to the rejection d the proposition to
accept the Home, and though the oppo-
sition won there was Il strong undercurrent
which, il is thought, may develop suf-
tlciently to reverse the present situation.
Besides the temporary disposition Of the
Home question not much Of general inter-
est WAS done at the closing sessions OF the
Grand Lodge, with tie exception Of the
annual election.
Thess officers were ciccted:-6,rand
Master, f. @. Bnssing. Of Lyndhufst;
Deputy Gfaud Master, Harry F. Pine, Of
I Camden Grand Warden, Chester Tomson
q Clinton: t,rssnd Scribe, Lewis Parker, OF
Trenton; Gslnd Treasurer, Joseph r. Dea-
con. Of 8erasntown and Grand Represen-
Z tatiye, Frank w TusAey, Of Camden.
Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1900-11-29
PERSONALLY CONDUCTED TOURS VIA
PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.
season Of leoo- 1aol.

/ be Pennsylvania Railroad Company an
nounces the following Pcrsonally-Co on
Quoted tours for the. season Of 1900-I90l -
California "A thirty-fVe day tour will
leave New York, Philadelphia, and Harris
burg February 4. The party will travel
over the entire rohte by the "Golden Gate
Special the finest train that crosses the
continent.
Florida Three tours to Jacksonville
viii leave New York aud Philadelphia
February ; and 10, and March 8 The
first two aiinit Of stay Of Two weeks in
the sflowery State Tickets for the
third tour viii be good to return by regular
trains until May 81 1901
.. "a Point Comfort, Richmond, and Hash.
itgfoa. Five tours will leave New York
and Philadelphia February Q, March 2 and
y, April 6 an0 q.
OH P0iM Comfort Six tours Will leave
New York and Philadelphia December ~
February 3, MaItb and 49, April and
a.
lleshiaqfQa. SIX tours viii leave NeN
York and PHILADELPHIA December y. Jan
nary "A, February o. March u, April +;
ard IS, ard May ..
For detailed inforn,atioi appIv Ia To,irist
Agent, 1856 Broadway, New York: 4et
Fulton Street, Cont Street. (Bfoolslvn
80 Broad strest, Nes,.l...sdw 81 Geo
w Boyd, Assistant ,ssae,,oe,
AGENT II philadslphia. io.si '''''
Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1900-11-29
Raal Estate Sod.

The real estate Of the late Jonathan
Colson, near Aiullica Hill, was sold at
public sale by the administrators last
Saturday, as follows
No. /, the homestead, containing thirty
acres, with fruit and magnificent house and
barn, was sold.to Eimira Ewens, for $1,000.
This tract is just north Of Mullica Hill,
with long stretch Of turnpike front; the
land is Of best quality, yet the price is not
near the cost OF the residence.
No. 2, farm OF forty-fiYe acres adjoining
jefferson, with good house and large barn,
was bought by W. H. Colson for S9l per
acre
No. 3, tract Of seyenty-iive acres Of
woodland, on the road from Aura to Evan,
was sold to G. G. Colson at SIG per acre.
No was aaet Of FIVE acres Of chest
nsst timber adjoining near Mullica Hill,
was sold to William Shay at $31 per acre.
Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1900-11-29

Of standing timber, consisting of ok and pine
suitable for saw logs, cord and fire wood. To he
sold in small lots to suit purchasers.
Sale to commence at 100 o'clock, p. m
Conditions made known at sale.
Meet il front % Andrew Williams.
GEO. u. DIX rs,
VIM. G. GATTEIJ.
y. T. Sicsicr, Auct. Il-29
Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1900-11-29
a $4,000 Fee.

ALBgRr HERITAGE, sec'Y.
Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1900-11-29
observation-disclosures

One Of the prettiest weddings Of the
season was solmnized in the Central
Baptist church, this city, on Thursday
evening, November Odd the contracting
parties being Mr.. Andrew Miller Redtield,
Jr, formerly Of this city, now Of Atlantic
City, and Miss Katie Weidemyer, an
estimable young lady Of this city. The
maid Of honor was Miss Jennie Bivezey
GarroB The bridesmaids were Miss AIDA
Worrall, of Atlantic City and Miss Emma
Curry, OF Woodbury., and the best man was
Mr. David NJ Rcdfiesd Of Woodbury.,
brother Of the groom. The bride was given
away BY Mr. Leon Y. Garr0n. The nshers
were MessIs. Frank Garrgues and Dr.
Charles c. Biedert. The ceremony was
performed by Rex John H. Deming, Of
Doylestown, Pelna., formerly pastor Of
the Central Baptist church, IN this city,
assisted by Mr.. w G. Meyer, who is al
present filling the pastorate Of the church.
The wedding party entered the church TO
the sweet strains Of "Lohengrin, played
by Miss Matte Wallace. The bride was
gowned in white organdie, over white silk,
and carried white ehrysaDthenlums. The
bridesmaids wore pink organdie. and the
maid Of honor wore white swiss, trimmed
with white satin ribbon, and carried pink
cllrYsanthemuns. Following the ceremony
a reception was held at the residence Of E.
v t;arron, ~ Delaware street The
newly welded couple left Woodbury. on the
1908 train fer Philadelphia They baYe
purchased homo ii Atlantic City, and
viii make that - They were
the recipient Of d numerous and
useful presents,
Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1900-11-29
There is to be a meeting Of the Demo-
CRITIC club in Prehl's ball to-night


There is to be a meeting Of the Demo-
cratic club in Prehl's hall tonight
Matthew Gill, one Of the county S old
est citizens, is seriously i'll at his home in
Paulsboro.
To-day at Salem, Dr. J C. Nugent, of
Altoona, Pa, will be joined IN marriage to
Miss Elizabeth S. Emmel, daughter Of a.
s. Emmel, formerly Of this city. The cere-
nony VIII he performed by Rev. c. W
Tomson, Of this city.
County Collector Pierson has thirty
inquirers as to the sale of Gloucester
County bonds Of the par value OF $50, 600.
If it was Gloucester County farm mort
gage he had for sale, he would have TO
apply TO thirty finaneiels for one bid
Col. G. G. Green and family left
Woodbury. last Saturday in their private
car for California. 4 number Of Wood
burians accompanied them 10 Broad street
station and wished them God speed and a
safe return. DR.. D. Campbell accompanied
them
Woodbury. Ledge, Shield Of Honor.
viii hold an open meeting in THEN lodge
room next Saturday evening, December j Z.
ia Prehl Building. The Grand officers
viii be present and viii explain the princi-
pies Of the order There viii be music
and refreshments.
List of advertised letters for The week
ending NoY 26, 1890 M. L. Ayares, Mi.
Daily, Mary Foeman, NJ H. Green Mrs.
NJ. 4. HaFtleiT, Raymond v Hart, Mrs.
Howard, Nathan Iumplfies, Harry Jordan,
Pauline Kabrick, James McLeon, Mary
Marshall, Wm. H. shipman, Mrs Lucy
WielSs Persons calling for the above
letters viii please say advertised
Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1900-11-29
FERRELI..


E. P Davis IS putting a ness roof on his
shed.
Mrs. Annie Dilks, Of Elmer, spent Tues
day withJ- s Porch aud wife.
Mrs. Davis and daughter Katie, spent
Tuesday evening with Mrs Mikenser.
Ed. Boolll and Wm Lafferty went to Ham
cock Bridge Wednesday after salt hay.
J. G. Lafferty took cut sweet potatoes on
Thursday for Sis per bbl.
W II. 1Ii<enser entertained party Of
gnnners on Saturday last
Mrs. James DenlsbeelS, Of Pittsgrege,
spent Saturday and Sunday visiting her
mother, Mrs Hoffman.
Jas, A. Ecrett. and r II. Frye will
spend Thanksgiving in Bridgeton.
VIM Morgan spent Tuesday in Pliilada-
Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1900-11-29
Lieass and Frs Nail Delivery.

The retail business firms OF Woodbury.
are opposed to the free mail delivery pro-
ieet. They argue that goods well bought
and tastefully displayed are half sold, and
that much Of the effect Of handsome win
dow displays would be lost if mail matter
was distributed tothe houses. And then the
promenade to and from the post office gives
an air OF life and brislness to the town
that it would not have under the free
delivery system.
And then there is the matter Of expense
Now drop letter can be posted for a
cent, while under d free delivery it would
cost two cents
Postmaster Jessup and Congressman
Loudenslager are the city factors in this
project, and their decision viii be final.
The other side Of the argument is that the
delivery system viii make two or three
holes for human pegs.
The South Jersey Gas, Electric and Trac-
ton Company, which furnishes Camden,
Gloucester. Merchantyille. Moorestown,
Hadd0nfield and Woodbury. with light
gas and afe--is catching it from consumers
all along the line-because Of the inferior
quality Of their product and increase Of gas
bills over those Of the old Companies
Speaking Of the Woodbury. plant we can
say that there is no excuse for inferiority OF
gas or arc light, because it is a modern
plant and always produced good results,
and little or no complaint was eyer entered
on score OF quality. If this Company de-
sires to continue te avoid competition here,
they can dc 50 By giving previous good
service
Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1900-11-29
NOTES.
Close enllle.

Close game.
Couldn't touch US
Best game of the season 50 far.
Come out this( Thursday )afternoon at three
o'clock and help them along.
Ii was the cleanest game yet played.
See the game with Willow A. A., Of Phila.,
on Thanksgiving.
All spectators should be kept off fhe field
Large crowd expected this afternoon.
Lines on field should be replaced before
next game
Rodney played well.
1t was hotly-eontested game.
Grand day for such hard playing.
II. Wilson saved a touchdown in last half.
The Dewey club had no game and were out
in full force.
Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1900-11-29
LoucEsrER COUNTY CIRCUIT COURT.

In the matter of the Improvement OF
the public. road, known the Cross
Keys and Hurffy-iile road, beginning
at the intersection of the Glassboro,
1tirners.ille and Hurffviile roads, Nr,t;ee
thence over the last mentioned road
To it, intersection with the stone road
from Glassboro to iNestviile at Hurh-
Vile, being a distance of five and
fortv-one one hundredths miles.
Notice is hereby given, that the subscribers
Commissioners appointed by the Gloucester
County Circuit Court to estimate and assess tbs
peculiar benefits conferred by the improvement
OF the public road as above, npon tile land;
fronting or bordering on said road viii meet Il
the store of Robert G. Clark, at Hurifville, ii
the County OF Gloucester and State OF New Jer
soy. on Saturday the twenty-ninth day Of De
cenlber a d. nineteen hundred at ten O'Clock
in the forenoon, when and where they will hea
any persons in interest, who may present them
selves to be heard
Iss order of the Court.
r. c. CLARK,
HOW ARD G. HIfNDRICKSON,
SAMUEL Z. TOMRIIsS0N.
Commissioners.
Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1900-11-29
Board Of Agriculture.

There will be a meeting of the Gloucester
County Board Of Agriculture, in Patrons
Hall, Mullica Hill, on Monday, Dec. 3. at
, O'Clock, p. m. The following questions
viii be discussed: What is the Greatest
Need Of the Present Time ~ Discussed by
Edward Gatmt and Hope L. Moore. '.NYhat
Advantage could be derived to Farmers,
and from What Source, by adopting Ten
hour System for Labor ~ BY George II.
Horner and Mary r. Brown. What is
the Relative Condition Of Farming To-day
with that Of Three Years Ago?' BY Aaron
SoneTs and Jos T. Carter. All are cor
daily invited
r4,t-r,,n IT ,sn m ,.-... ss-.,.s.-
Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1900-11-29

In the matter OF the Improvements Of
the public road, known as the
Woodbury. aud GInssboro road, be
ginning at German street. in the
City Of Woodbury., in the County
OF Gloucester, and extending in o Notice
southerly direction to the intersee-
ton OF the Seweli and Dilksboro
road, at Knights Run. a distance of
FIVE and txcnty-six one hupdredths
miles.
Notice Is hereby given. that the subscribers
commissioners appointed By the Gloneestel
County Circuit Court to estimate and assess the
peculiar benefits conferred by the improvement
of the public road as above, upon the lands
fronting e7zbordering on said road, will meet in
the Court House, IN the City OF Woodbury., N
tHtcenth day Of December, nineteen hundred
at ten o clocl in the forenoon, when and where
they viii hear any persons IN interest, who mas
present themselves to he heard.
BY order OF the Court.
j. WOOD 1ANN0LD
LEWIS s. STRANGER,
CIIAS. n. BELL
Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1900-11-29
MARRIEp.

CuATAI Nj u. Fs.-=At Thorofare on Nov.
IL 1900 by Rev Isaac L, Fowler, Mr. George
chatham and Miss Carrie Francis Jiles, both
Of Tborofare.
REDFIELD- DIV fIDF,AI Y tsR.-At the Central
Baptist church, Nov %, 1900, by the Rey.
John II. Demilg, Of Doyiestewn, Penna., MIR,
andrew Miller Rcdiield, Of Atlastic ity, and
Miss Katie Weidcmyer OF Woodbury..
Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1900-11-29
N Memoriam.

The following resolutions were adopted by
WIIEREAs Our brother, Howard L. ernidoi,
departed This life at his hefne, near Evan, on
the evening Of October 18th, 19oo, suddenly
therefore. BE Il
Rtsolrsd That We haxe learned with sad regret
of tle death Of our beloved brother who was a
kind and loving husband, devoted father and
warm friend aud we extend or most heartfelt
sympathy e his bercsvea widow and children.
Rrsoirel, Tiat these resolutions Be spread
upon the minutes. and copy be forwarded to
the bercaved family and also be published II
The Constitution and GLOUCESTER couary DEMO
ehAF