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The weekly Thibodaux sentinel. [volume] (Thibodaux, La.) 1898-1905, 1900-09-22


Mai Strong Of the T. y. r. r. was
t,Ovu on Tuesday.
Miss Bcrthelot, Of Labadieville, is
datipg Mrs. Eugene Larre in oui
Ar
Miss Agnes Leguensc, of New
tkIeans, is visiting Miss Preslin in
~ city.
Prof A. j. Lasseigne, of Raceland,
rs 4 business visitor to our city on
5xsdsy.
Mra. Keller, of Crowley ia. was
hitting relatives in our city during
&e past week.
Miss Helen Barker, of New Orleans,
; visiting her upc!e--Mr. c. j. Bar
kr-of our city.
Dr.. Hamlet Moore, of Donaldson.
vile, was a business visitor IN our
! city on Wednesday.
Miss Elvina Himel Of Assumption
parish visited friends in our city on
welDcsday and Thursday.
Ms. Jas Springer OF Biloxi, Miss.
us visiting friends aud relatives
kr, on Friday and Saturday.
Mn. Emile Levy and children OF
ksuilworth, formerly Of Thibodaux,
N been visiting her parents in our
ay since Sunday.
Nn Thomas Naquin, of Decatur.
N dsughter.in law Of Mr.. Paulin
hqrin is visiting relatives in our
Ne Henry Riviere, senior member
H. Riviere & Co. was business
oHo TO New Orleans the first part
llAs week.
Nm Sam Blum and little son
mold, left on Wednesday morning
Morgan City to spend the holi
~ With her parents.
NC. T. Guet, senior member Of
nm Of Guet and Senac, Whole.
Liquor Dealers. New Orleans,
Hn our city on Tuesday.
s@ Wsbre, the genial and popr-
pnp'ietor OF the Schiiever Hotel,
. Pleasant caller at the Sentinel
|" Wednesday afternoon.
= Henry Bentz of the firm of |
= Company, Of New Orleans,
.ouslness visitor in oar city on
y after an absence of several
namjet Moore, Veterinary
" recently of this town but
. DoOaldsonville. made S pro.
: visit to our city on Wednes
ID Thursday.
.eed Marquette is strI, too i'll
~ 70 bic blacksmith shop, but
represented by Steve Coy
r'ng his sickness-who Will
: al work brought to his
1'unel Office received a very
al On Monday from Mr.. G.
Bentley, the bright and
900 Of Mr.. L. Z. Bentley,
editor of the Donaldson.
= Young Mr.. Bentley, as
'a' Of the Chief, has already A,
= aptitude for Journalism {
'aadows success and use.
: shs future. He leaves
sa'0a Rouge where he will
kn. ~oet la The Louis:ars, I
The weekly Thibodaux sentinel. [volume] (Thibodaux, La.) 1898-1905, 1900-09-22
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The weekly Thibodaux sentinel. [volume] (Thibodaux, La.) 1898-1905, 1900-09-22

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Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1900-05-24

lisady, trochs woody miedsy topolami, kobe
ty, dmiechy, giosy; IA widnokrsgu Panteon,
drsewo Gluchoniemych, Val de de Grace,
csarny, przysadkowaty, fantastyczny, sabaw.
ny, w~spanialy, a W gfebi surowy, czworokat-
ny szczyt wiezy Notre Dame. Poniewaz
miejsce to warte jest widsenia, Mkt przeto
ME prsychodzif tutaj. Ledwie czasem polka.
sal sic jakis wozek lub furman.
Pewnego razu Marjusz W csasie jednei
re swych samotnych przechadzek zassedl do
tego zakatka, koio tel woody. Dnia tego byfa
tam ma bulwarze rzadkosc, pojawil sic pre-
chodzieh. Marjusz uderzory dzikim wdzie.
klein miejsca spytai przechodnia:- Jak
sic nazywa to miejsce2- Przechodzie1 cd
powiedziaf:- Tutaj wlasnie Ulbach zabil
pasterke z Ivry. Tu pole Skowronka.- Ale
pc lynn wyrasie ,,Skowronek", Marjusz mic
jua ME slyszaf.
w stanie marzenia, czasem jedno siowo
dostateczne jest do wywofania nagiego odret.
vienna. Wszystkie wladze myslenia skupiaja
sic na6wczas kolo jednej idei i niezdolne SO
do zadnego innego pojecia. Skowronek byia
to nazwa, kt6ra W ACKNOWLEDGMENT duma
mach Marjusza, zajsla ,miejsce Urszuli. =
Ot6z rzekf W owen niewyrozumowa.
mem oslupieniu, kt6re wfasciwe jest podob.
nym monologom-to jej pole. Tutaj dowiem
sic, gdzie ona mieszks.- Byla to mysl ME.
dorzeczna, ale nieprzezwycisaona.
Iodtad codziennie chodzil ma to pole
Skowronka.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1900-05-24

ZarOdkOwe fOrmOwanie sic ZbrOdni W vie
zieniach.
Tryumf Javerta W ruderze Gorbeau zda.
wal sic bye zupelny, ME byf takim jednak.
Najprz6d, i byia to gl6wna jego troska,
Javert ME uwiezii wieznia. Jezeli ten, kt6re.
60 morduja, ucieka, naowczas osobistosc je
60 stale sic wiscej podejrzana cd samego
mordercy: p~rawdopodonie, &c ten, kt6ry byl
tax cennym fupem ola bandyt6w, byf ME
mniej ~poaadanym ola wladzy. Nastepnie,
Montparnasse uszedl rak Javerta. Trzeba
bylo czekaG ma lima sposobnosc ~schwytania
tego ,,djabelskiego eleganta". w ~istocie,
Montparnasse, spotkawszy Eponine, kt6ra
stala ma czatach pod drzewami bulwaru, u.
prowadzil ja z SODA, wolac bye Nemorinem z
c6rka, anizeli Schinderhannesem z ojcem. l
wyszlo mu to ma dobre. Pozostaf wolnym.
90 do Eponiny, Javert ,schwytaT ja wpraw.
die, ale niewielka to byfa pociecha. Epo
nine, oddano do Magdalenek, gdzie jus byla
Azelma.
Nakoniec, W drodze z rudery Gorbeau
do Paryza, jeden z gi6wnych jedc6w, Ola
quesous, prepaid. Mkt ME wiedziai, jak sic
to stalo, ajenci i zolnierze ,,nie pojmowali tie
go wcale"; jeniec ulotnii sic, wysliznsf z kaj.
danek, przemknsl przez szpary powozu, u
ciekl z dor6zki, ktora byla peknieta; ME vie.
dziano, iak to ~wytfomaczyc, dose, ~ kiedy
przyjechano do wiezienia, Clacquesousa juz
ME byio. Bylo W tenn czarodziejstwo albo
sztuka policji. Czy C~lacquesous roztopif sic
sic W ciemnosci, iak platek sniegu W wodziea
Bylze W tajemnem porozumieniu z ajentami?
Czy nalezai do tel podwojuej zagadki pc
rzadku i nieporzsdkua Czy byl jednocze6nie
wsp6lnikiem tych, CO gwatca prawo i tych,
CO kara gwalcscych2 Czy sinks 6w mial
przednie lapy W zbrodni a tylne we wladzy2
Javert ME przypuszczal podobnych kombi
nacyj i byiby sic w~zdrygnsl przed takim
kompromisem; ale iego oddzial znai opr6cz
niego innych ~ieszcze inspektor6w, chociaz je-
mu samemu podwladnych, ale wiecej moae
cd niego wtajemniczonych W sekreta pre-.
fektury, a Claquesous byl tax wielkim zbrod
niarzem, ze m6gi bye bardzo dobrym alien
tenn. Take scisle stosunki kuglarskie z nocs
doskonafe SO ola rozboj6w i wyborne Ola po-
licii. So obosieczne lotry. Bsdz co badz,
~Claquesous sic ME odnalazi. Javert zdawai
sic wiecej tenn rozgniewany, nia zadziwiony.
Co do Mariusza, tepo mazpaia. kt6rv
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1900-05-24
e2) WIkTOR HUGO.
NEDZNICY.
Pow IESC.
P o w S G.
(Ciag dalssy.)

No
Me myslaf on O niczem innem; pojmo.
wal niewyraznie, &c jego starry surdut stawaf
sic surdutem niemozebnym, a surdut now
stawaf sic starym surdutem, &c kossule sic
zuzywaly, &c k~apelusz sic zuaywal, &c buty
sic z~uzywaly, to jest, &c zuzywalo sic zycie-
j m6wil do siebie:
zebym m6gt tylko ia ujrzec, zanim
umrs!
Jedyna mysl siodka pozostala mu, mysl,
ze ona 20 pokochafa, &c jej wzrok powie
znafa dusze, i ze mote tam gdzie byla, cho.
ciazby to bylo miejsce najwieksza tajemnica
osloniete, kochala 60 ~jeszcze. Kto vie, czy
ME myslafa o MIN, tax jak on o niej myslal2
Czasami, W owych niepojetych chwilach,
kt6rych doswiadcza kazde kochajace SERGE,
majac tylko powody do smutku. uczuwal ia
kis niewytf6maczony dreszcz radosci = mo.
viii do siebie:- To jej mysli przylatuja do
mnie!-- Potem dodawal:- Mole mysli ida
moze tax samo do niej.
To zfudzenie, kt6remu "a chwile potem
sam ME wierzyi, napeinialo jednak jego du.
see swiatlem, podobnem niekiedy do nadziei.
Kiedy niekiedy, szczeg6lnie W owej wieczor.
mel godzinie, -wywolujacej n~ajwiekszy smu
tex u marzycieli, przelewal ma papier mai.
czystsze, najidealniejsze, najbardziej bezoso.
biste marzenia, ktoremi milosc napelniala
jego glove. Nazywal to npisac do niej".
Me trseba jednak myslet, &c byi po.
mieszany ma umysle. Przeciwnie. Stracil
zdolnosc do p~racowania i staiego dazenia ku
pewnemu celowi, ale wiecej, ni1 kiedy, miai
umysl zdolny do jasnego pojmowania re.
cry. Marjusz widzial W swietle spokojnem j
rzeczywistem, chociaz szczeg6lnem, wszystko
to, CO sic dzialo pred jego oczami, nawet
fakta najmniej wazne i iudzi najobojetniej.
szych, o wszystkiem wydawal sad z pewnem
przygnebienlem uczciwego czlowieka i z ma.
iwna bezstronnoscia. Sad ten, prawie wolny
Cd nadziei, stat ma w~ysokosci, z kt6rej g6ro.
wal.
w tenn usposobieniu umysfu mic ME u.
chodzilo jego uwagi. mic 60 W b3ad ME wpro-
wadzaio, CO chwils odkrywal istote zycia,
ludzkosci i przeznaczenia. Szczesliwy, ma.
dusze godna mifosci i nieszczescia! Kto ME
tenn podw6jnem swietle, ten ME widziaf mic
prawdziwego i ME vie mic. Dusza, kt6ra
kocha j cierpi, jest W stanie szczytnym.
Zreszta, dni mijaly i mic nowego ME zacho.
Dido. Zdawaio mu sic tylko, &c ponura
przestrze1, kt6ra p~ozostawala mu j~eszcze do
przebycia, skracaia sic CO chwila. Zdawafo
mi sic take, 10 wyraznie widzi brzeg bez.
dennej pochyfosci.
= Jaktol-powtarzaf sobie - czya ME
ujrzs jej przedtem?
JeAeli przeidziemy ulice Saint Jacques,
pozostawimy ma boku rogatke j podsaymy
ma lewo dawnym wewnetrznym bulwarem,
dostaniemy sic wkr6tce ma ulice de la Sante,
nastepnie la Glaciere i wreszcie nieopodal
rzeczki Gobelin6w, ujrzymy mafy kawaiek
pola, ktory diugim i mOnotonnym paste
bulwarow okalajacych Paryz, jest jedynem
miejscem, gdzie Ruisdael mialby ochots u
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1900-05-24

pr8WOOpOQOOnlo ,,prxeStraszyf s1e", Javert
s~apomnial jego naswiska j niebardzo mu
chodsilo o niego. .Zreszta, adwokat znajdsie
sic sawsse. Lees czy to byl prz~ynajmniej
adwokat2
Rospoczelo sic aledztwo. Ssdzia sledcsy
usnai IA Potrsebne srobic wyjatek ola jed
nego z ludsi handy Patron Minette j spodzie-
wajac sic jakiego wygadania sic, ME trey.
mao go W sekretnej. lynn czlowiekiem byl
Brujon, diugowiosy z ulicy Petit Banquier.
Puszczono 60 ma podw6rze Charlem agne i
kazano nadsorcom zwracac ma niego uwags.
To imie, Brujon, jest jednem re wspom.
nie1 wiezienia la Force. Ma sz~karadnym
dsiedzihcu Batiment Neuf. kt6ry administers.
cja nasywala dsiedzi1cem Swietego Bernar.
da, a zlodzieje nazywali jana Lwia, ma
mnrze pokrytym plesnia i wsnossacym sic po
level stronie az do wyskoku dach6w, obok
starych drswi zardzewialych, kt6re prowa.
dsily do dawnej kaplicy ksia2ecej de la
Force, samienionej ma sypialnie ~zbrodniarzy,
widac bylo jeszcze pred dwunastu laty 70.
dsaj bassty grubo wyrzezbionej gwozdsiem
ma kamieniu, a pod MIA podpis:
Brujon 1911.
Brujon z 1911 r. byl ojcem Brujona z
r. 1888.
Ten ostatni niewyraznie tylko pokazaf
sic nam W zasadzce Gorbeau; byl to mlody
zuch bardzo przebiegly i zreczny a maiacy
mine glupowats i aalosna. Ola tel to gfupo.
watej miny, sedzia aledczy osadzil 90 uay.
teczniejszym ma podw6rzu Charlemagne, ami
zel W cell samotnej.
Z}odzieje ME p~rzerywaja sobie roboty
dlatego, &c wpadli W rece sprawiedliwosci.
Taxa bagatela ME powstrzymuje ich wcale.
Bye W wiezieniu "a jedne zbrodnis, ME pre-
szkadza to wcale do rozpoczscia zbrodni dru.
giej. So to artysci, kt6rzy maja ma wystawie
Jeden obraz, a pomimo to pracuja mad no.
VEN dsiefem W swojej Pracowni. Wis4ienie
sdawalo sic wprawiac Brujona W osfupienie.
stat ma podw6rzu Charlemagne koio okienka
kramiku i jak idjota przygladal sic brudnej
karcie cen, zaczynajacej sic cd tych slow:
pCsosnek, 81 centymy" a ko6czacej sic ma
siowach: ,,Cygaro, piec centym6w". Albo
tee przez caiy czas dTzaf, dzwonif zebami, 20.
wiadal, &c ma goraczke i rozpytywal, czy
niema wakujacego lozka misdzy dwudziestu
osmiu 6zkami sail goraczkowych.
Maggie. pod koniec czwartego tygodnia W
lutym 1888, dowiedziano sic, &c Brujon, 6w
zaspany, ME W swollen wprawdzie imieniu,
ale W imieniu trzech koleg6w swoich, trey.
krotnie wysylaf ~posfugaczy wiezienia tree.
ma r6znemi poleceniami; wszystko to razem
kosztowalo 60 piecdziesiat sous, CO byfo SUI.
ma nadzwyczajna, kt6ra zwr6cifa uwage
nadzorcy wiezienia. Rozpatrzono sic W wy.
kazie polece1, zawieszonym w parlatorjum
wiezni6w i dowiedziano sic z ME go, ze owe
piscdziesiat sous zostaly wydane jak haste.
puje: try polecenia; jedno do Panteonu,
dziesisc sous; jedno do Val de Grace, pist.
nascie sous; jedho do rogatki Grenelle, diva.
dziescia piec sous. To ~ostatnie byfo najdroz.
sze z caiego wykazu. Ot6z, W Panteonie, W
Val de. Grace u rogatki Grenelle, znajdowa.
fy sic wlasnie mieszkania trzech rogatko.
Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1900-05-03
GLASSBORO.

Summer time SO far as the thermometer
is concerned-80 degrees we do need
rain.
The first automobile seen in Glassboro
passed through here on Monday of this
week. 1t came from Dorchester, Cape
May county, and was going to Camden
Another passed through here on Wednes-
day going south towards Clayton. They
were both curiosity. The ladies were
up in arms, anxious to ride in one. One
lady in particular said the reason she
wished one was that she could 20 along
without using horses, as she liked to ride
fast, but she sympathized with the horses.
She did not care how soon the horseless
carriage came into use There are others
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry P Ledden and MI
and Mrs. B. F. Sweeten spent their May
day at their cottages at Pitman Grove
and report good time.
Israel Souder Esq, has one of the finest
patches Of radishes in Gloucester county.
Mr.. Sender will soon pull for market.
The Board of Education on Saturday
night last elected DR.. Howard Iszard tc
fill the place of E. T. Abbott, resigned.
Mr.. Abbott is blowing glass at Newark
Ohio. He being SO far from home could
not attend to his duties aud thought il
best to have member elected in bis
place.
Rev. J. r. Thompson, of the M. E.
church, preached a temperance sermon or
Sunday evening.
Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1900-05-03

Under the above heading the New York
World encourages suburban towns with a
picture of what is in store for them in the
near future. 1t says
A few years ago-hardIy more than a
dozen or fifteen-it was all but impossible
so to live in the country that life was
not burden or bore-that is, for people
who had known what it meant to live in
the city. To-day few, indeed, are the at
fractions of a city as an inducement for
a residence of more than three consecu
tive months in comparison with the attrac-
tions of the country, if one has an income
sufficient to maintain the right sort of q
country establishment. And it is always
easy to reach the city by an hour or so Of
entirely comfortable journeYing Rapid
transit of various kinds has made and is
making the country more and more invit-
ing, and more and more within the reach
of the man of moderate income.
Side by side with the ingress to the
city of people from the rural districts that
are still in the thrall of the old conditions
of discomfort and monotony there is an
egress from the city to those rural districts
that have in even larger measure the
advantages of the city without its disad-
Yantages. The time is probable not far
distant when the cities will be striving to
save themselves from adecrease of resident
population by annexiBg larger and larger
sections of rural and semi-ruraI territory
and by offering all sorts OF inducements in
the way of low rents, coupled with high
class accommodations, to retain their de-
parting hosts of citizens with small in
comes
"The country, the civilized and we'll
ordered country, is really the only place to
sleep, to knit mp the revealed sleeve Of
care and to bring up family.r
Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1900-05-03
PEDRICKToWN.

Mr.. and Mrs. Hubert Shoemaker were
Sunday visitors in this place.
Alex. Justice and family moved from
Philadelphia to their home here. J
Hagan's furniture carriers brought their
furniture in wagons on Friday.
Mr. Hendriekson and family, who re-
Gently moved from Gibbstown here in
Hester ThOmpson's house, moved Monday
in one of the hOnses Ebenezer Sparks is
agent for.
Miss Katie Cooney has been spending
several days in Philadelphia attending the
seventh anniversary reception Of Mr. and
Mrs. James Mentally.
Willie Casey, employed BY Robert TnlI
at Bay Side to attend his ice house, ran d
pitch fork in his hand recently. Little
attention was paid to it until his arm
began to swell, when he FASTENED home
and is being attended by DR.. A. B. Black.
Mrs. Jennie Jordan received telegram
from Seaville announcing the serious i'll
ness of her father, Mr.. Moore, Sunday
evening She left for that place Monday,
on the early train, accompanied By her
son Harry, but arrived too late to see her
father alive, as he passed away st ten
minutes past one o'clock on Monday
morning.
Levi Hendrickson. Of the section gang
bruised bis hand while handling shovel
and i sufferer under treatment OK ps. A
b. Black.
Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1900-05-03
THE Delaware Alive with Shad.

The Delaware river fishermen bay e been
bnrdened with shad the past two weeks
and in turn they have burdened the
market until shad are actually drug on
the market The PENIS Grove Record last
week stated that the number caught last
week was twice as great as the catch OF
former years, and states that 10000 shad
were caught on April 23d, at Penns Grove
and below, the catches per net ranging
from 800 TO 900 fish, and there was very
slight falling off during the balance of the
week.
As to price the Record says: "On Monday
morning shad sold in Philadelphia at S. a
100, which meant 81 clear for the fisher.
men, as the freight from Penn's Grove is
II cents, and from Hope Greek cents a
snad, while the wholesale dealers charge 2
cents to sell shad, no matter what it
brings. The buyers on Penn's Grove wharf
paid IS on Monday morning, and S4 in the
afternoon. Mondays shad sent to Phila-
delphia cleared So per 100, and that is the
price the local buyers paid Tuesday and
Wednesday, and then turned thousands
away as they had no place to send them.'
LOOKING TO THE FUTURE.
The New Castle correspondent of Will
mington Ecery Evening on Monday said
that several men interested in shad fishing
will soon organize a company to purchase
all the shad caught on the Delaware river
between Smyrna Creek aud Chester. The
object is to operate a cannery where the
roe of the fish will be properly cared Tor at
first hand and the fish packed and sold to
New York or Philadelphia, or packed for
the winter, as the supply and prices will
justify. The movement Is likely to net
better prices for the fisherman. They
caught twice as many fish during the past
week as they did the corresponding week
year ago, and received much less money
for them. The price of shad last week
was the lowest ever known there.
Fully 10000 shad were landed at the
wharves in New Castle on Monday, and
the oldest fishermen say this is the great
est catch ever known on the Delaware.
Henry Sirimple in two hauls dragged in 952
shad. The abundant supply caused re-
dnctien in prices, and the fish could be
bought at from 81 to $40 a hundred. If
the phenomenal catches continue there
will be glut of the market. An agent
was sent to Pittsburg to open new
market.
The indications are that New Castle
will be made the shipping centre for shad
caught between Symrna creek and Penn's
Grove. At present there are four naptha
launches and steamer engaged in hauling
shad to that city that are caught mainly
by New Jersey fishermen. The day OF
paying the commission men is past. The
fish are sold now without any commission
to be paid. During last week fully 10000
shad were landed at the Delaware street
wharf, New Castle. The shad industry is
growing greater and greater and the COM
mission houses in New York and Boston
are begging the local shippers to send shad
to them. Thousands OF dollars are in
circulation on account of the shad
Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1900-05-03

Ar. Editor II see by last Monday IS
issue of the Record and Inquirer that it
cost Gloucester County over $4,000 for
detective service in the assault case of Mrs.
bennett and Mrs. Haskill, of Franklinyille,
and then the criminal was not apprehended.
Since the publication, | have been 'sguyedn
and received a very caustic letter from
persons who thought had run the county
to such expense without results. Now, the
facts are, the Prosecutor employed Phila-
delphia detectives to solve the mystery,
and if this amount is correct, it is more
than / have received from the county for
special work in ten years, in which time
have made arrests for the following crimes,
all Of which have on record, viz: Burglary,
8; arson, 1; grand larceny, 3; larceny, 8;
felonious assault and attempt, 5; stealing
horses, ID; embezzelment, 8; adultry, 2;
forgery, 2; conspiracy, 2; pick pockets, 5;
false pretense, 5; abduction, l. malicious
mischief, 4; selling liquor illegally, 6; tres
pass. l; assaulting an officer, l; disorderly
3S; assault and battery, 2; bastardy, 2; de-
sertion, l; and besides, have made over
three hundred other arrests in the thirty
two years that / have been Sheriff and
Constable, for almost every crime known
to the law. II G. GARRISON,
Swedesboro, May 3, 1900 Detective.
Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1900-05-03
Spring School of Merhods.

The Spring School of Methods of Glou-
cester County W. G. L. U. will be held in
the NJ. E church, Bridgeport, on Thursday,
May ten, next.
The sessions will be at ten a. NJ, and
two and half past seven p. M. The morn.
ing session will be devoted to routine
business, greetings and responses Mrs.
Mary E. Bassett, of Sharptown, will read
paper on What learned about the w.
c. T. q. outside of New Jersey" and Rev
S. II. Ham, Secretary of the Law and
Order League, of Camden. will tell of the
relations of the w. C. T. u to the inforce.
ment of the law. DR.. Lydia w. Stokes, of
Woodbury., will deliver ga Message from
the Press Department"
At the afternoon session there will be
Bible reading a paper on "Our PubIica-
tious,o by Mrs. NJ B. Powell. of Newfeld;
Nj theirs Meeting, and juvenile ex-
ercises.
In the evening Rev. P ]. Kahn, D D.,
of Manayunk, Pennsylvania will deliver
an address.
The Bridgeport ladies will prepare a
lunch.
Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1900-05-03
WEST DEPTFoRD.

Pastor Stone announced last Sunday
that on May IL he would preach to the
farmers. He said Washington Park rad a
farmers day and why should not the
church have farmers day also. We hope
he will have full house.
On Friday of this week there will be a
lecture in the church. All are invited.
Admission free.
The eOlored population had gathering
at Ambrose Giles last Saturday night,
which ended Sunday morning at o'clock.
One of Woodbury's doctors was there
sewing ap broken and mashed and cut
noses.
William r. Gibbs has put his old horse
on pasture and purchased new trotter,
bat why should that keep them from
church last Sunday.
John NJ. Budd, of Deptford, had q
colored farm hand who was taken sick
aud died ON Sunday Of last week. Under.
tazer Wagner took charge Of the body
and shipped it to his home in Virginia.
Principal Thomas w. Hartman, who
was at the Thorofare school last year, bal
accepted position at Clarksboro, and Mr.
II. NJ BEoadwater, Of Harriaonville, ha,
been appointed principal for the coming
ssar 1t Thoroiare.