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Esad Som" of course. but still a Eoo1 irrtr,i-
bury rud other makes take look at theya. they
IGe bargains and every one warranted.
..-.NbBDRY PIANO WAkEROOMS. lVl2 Olive St
T. g.. smith, M \. Z. Whitaker. Mgr.
..s-- Elegant mahogany upright; perfect ,o~Il-
t.r=. best bargain offered: details cheer
.rlt given The 5Gys-. Beyer'a, Seventeenth and
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SE:LkiPK'S STORAGE


For sale.
REMINGTON and Smith typewriters $50; OIL
yeTe. $40. others, SIS. ~. Louis Typewriter Ex-
charge Holland bldg
TYPEWPiTERS % 10 10 per cent saved.
Typewriter Headquarters. 1923 Century building:
cFr.fD rentals Phone II 1918
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DYEING. CLEANING AND REPAIRING.

CLEANING dyeing. reparlng and pressing:
pants cleared and pressed only SOC, when done at
&-SGlS BuJg!- G.a@.es and DSsS, sll p.ne,
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We furnish you money quickly and cunfdsn-
tally without security. NE.ioral Credit Co.,
rooms col 902 Chemical Bldg. Eighth and Olive
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LAKE SHORE. NEW YORK CENTRAL. AND
HTDSCS RIVER, BOSTON AND ALBANf
AND CHESA PE.AkE AND OHIO HALLWAY
Tain Depart. Arrive
IndiatanoIis EKpr,,s .......... = az am $50 pm
New YORK ard ltl7tun Limited. $50 am 's:io PA
kritkertoCksr Special - New
York Boston. " Warrington,
baltimore and Philadelphia i2:c' noon 5:t5 pm
Nation and Alton AccorH1o- -
ddtlgn --No d''.
Boston New York. Cincinnati,
Washington. Bs.tin ore and
C'i-ciurati FFxn-ass ....-....... SIS pm 500
AltonGLsa.rs 700 a. m '5:i5 :. Arrives
Is "a l:ia
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Sewing Machines
FOR SALE, MISCELLANEOUS.

SEWING machines half price. easy paym~rts
Singer Mig Co, 1888 Franklin ave. third door
east 4 jefferson. Kin. u I53.
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i GERMPROOF stone litter. &C. fine 81 pres
filter for slIj. SO hydrant filter. s. 30 th
week Peak Filter Co. ~! Pine 81
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ST. LOUIS MERCHANTS BRIDGE TER
NINAL RAILWAY SUBURBAN TRAIN
~


Eas'bound-Leave Eighth and Gra,Iot streets.
dsiy-#:lJ. 2.l". 5-3o. $50 ?. n Except Sunday,
4o4. SIS. 49,. 1870 a. M l20s. $40. 500 , m.
Saturday and Sunday only-ll:I7 p m. Sunday
oniy-5;2t, 1905 a IT. l2-25 2.
Leave Washington ayenue daily-s:l4 a. m: 2:os
sos. SIS y Except Sunday-4:0s. 6:2i. j7:4.
a:i5. 1884 a. II. i2i1. 2:+5. s:to = Satuk lay
sni sunday oniy.li;s5 ? m sunday onIy-t'2S
Westho9unf Leave Granite City. dsily-I:1,
7.u2, So. go. 1i:f0 a. i:25. S:l7 m sat-
urriay Cnly-iij q M, Sunday only-5:55 500
1000 a saturday and SUNDAY only-Ii:55 D
IN. Except Saturday and SuHGay-5:+f ,. m
Leave Madison. daily-t;l6. 2:4e. sos. 7:lT 7. n
EXCEPT Sundsy-5:le 500. 7:1s s:29 9:5s II IA a
m +:S1. e:2i y. Saturday ony-i:5o . m
sunday ony-scN. s05. 1905 a. N. Saturday and
SUNDAY only-1l;5s 7.
ST. LOUIS. Il. {. AND COLORADO n. H.
tFrom Union DepOtJ
Train. Depart. A--fv,
IjI and r12 Mail and Express ''o-
Gasconade River and inter
l0S. Sunday Accommodation . -. -s.I0 IN,
frum FOrsythe Junction.
l0S ard Jog. Accommcdation &c '5:2s pm .9.45 am
ST. LOUIS VALLEY RAILWAY
Train. Tanart A-r,v.
y 1e:S am 1890.
No. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 500 pm .........
ST. LOUIS-PEORIA LINE.
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ST. LOUIS VALLEY RAILWAY.
IT. LVNIS-TEUHI line,
See g, p K st. IL
SOUTHERN RAILWAY.

ST. LOJIS-LOJISVILLE LINES
TT: Train ,,..,-,.f,,. - Depart. AfH3vs
and way stations Chat
ranooga. Rome. Atlanta. Mat
toou and points in the South
EAST 's:1i $3.50 pr,
Princeton. Louisville. Laxing-
and way stations Knox
Vile. Asheyilla. CHATTANOOGA
Rome. Atlanta. Augusta
Charleston Macon and all
points Florida and the
Southeast OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES ~ -.
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ANnALIA LIVE

PENNSYLVANIA LINES W
BCRGrPENNSNLVANIA
Train.
Fast Mail .........-.........
New York. Philadelphia. Balt!-
more and Washington Special
indianapolis and New York
Local ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
New York Limite,i..-.--...
Nandalia Accommodation.
Columbus. o.. and Eastern Ex-
press -..---.-.......
indianapolis and New York
Express ..............-....
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PERSONAL.
Fifteen Cents Per Line.

futceH SeHts fer LLns
des N rd . nis s cenn Ia
ii5 home Hsmfsrts frainrd nurses: inlants
s"m T l l5Hs oR Ti.a ,s diseases sPseA" sAP'
- "A PRIVATE detective does shndowns. and n.
yezusati7s: references, P. o. Box 10. St Loul.
,0NFI NEMFNT'S- Ladies' in trouble won; re-
t-eL IaLLlnF at Sanitartum. 22l5 Ol!ye 81
+, c,3EfiN EMENTs free; home found ta- Infant,
~ dtS.i+i: CONSULTATION and TRIAL treatment free:
cimd"d. licensed horne. where YOU get your case
guaranteed before ply rrenis. ladies t-y my
AL nal promptly answered. atsnis met at Bog,
anu 10 siEe st phone beaumont 2esM.
Or, MARY ARTHJ II. spscial!s;-Lat.e' n
rSuo'.. call and - prompt rsii%t confinement
DR. TENNIS 26ag Washington Ave.-I.rensei
msHt. perfect s.crecy and sscusioa: INFANT,
adopted ai!ss in troloIc. call or write.
LADIES ir I'm trouble save ;ir.te and money
h' calling on Doctor Louie F'rrk. 81 : Twelfth
LADIES. rv regulator never falls: on" COM iste
treatment f-y-. Mrs. = starr. 29.9 Er.1'-lin 80
MIDWIFE Receives turing confluence. Fo.r~a
tf LLi1Its ladies' IN trouble. call - 'A-ay,t.a
MhS = SgHHoEIER receives caa.!acs a..,. %.
-,.'.- .a trouble" .ail 81 i'rnnh,7 a.a
MEs BRIDGES Ladies in trouble won., -eErs,
''"'t-t- ~. m-dig. ne" -. l.IcIeGs: hii!. . !''i
NJ. Dr Ngrpry's Regulator 81 Golden SOL.
-. '''a'N 'diic'. s.. n" cure. no ga -, '-lle
PLEASANT 20 take and guaranteed Is tho Ger
KING, raara,ne.y,, rs : nroadwar ...''
Iti:ATE maternity home f2r ladies' during
pregnancy and oUrtiu"'u"UtS. especially adopted
20 eases wishing &, ayu.' exposure. all ladies'
'l.ah,,,e rrested' results guaranteed. can or ad-
dress iaEs.cigU. 3tr : Twenty-th'rd -.
MADAME DCRAIACY'S
female Fesua'or and preventive. guaranteed lie
suits, consultation free price by mail 81 call
~ Office, 2NI1 Westminster ave. hours. 10 70 &.
MRS. DIR. HOGAN f%y@S hsfoTs ana M, dp, ,.
81 p. desired. ladies' i'm trouble. call w-'te.
terms r'as a-ali,- consultation free. 22l5 Give
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HOUSEHOLD GOODS.
~|~~o>~>~@>>o-~>~-~~~ -~~>o-~.~~~-~~~~~
Wanted.


->>>>>>,~o,o,,
ARSOIJ-TF.I nm yalue Maid f7- household
! goods. en;tre r,rtsp+s ~ 'bnnses snS tiat =
! bought n Dickson, 20; Washington ave; teie-
/ phone Il 1863
VIII Erich, 3si, E.aston. Kin ID soyi
-- ----. --------------
ALI. kinds 81 furniture. Pianos carpets, con
/ paid. WClR. 2744 Rutger: e 465: Main l5,UM.
7 If-TS,5pL- - III ,.,., - 90, ,,..rSS
, don't want. Send postal Ashton. IN = jefferson.
. Garnet nIs, indies "ak lrst ri. Rutr.g
!
/ PARTNERSHIP for NJ. Spoe!r1an IS olive
( Iy.i.hi. ".,'d ,.t ~, s9,bsr ra,rTs,.,i'
| - - -------
| FEATHER B,ds-I VIII pay s. To go each. pos
! - ~ ''.. - - '-.'t .--
FURNITURE bought IN any quantity: best
! price" iuv entire contents 81 houses and Ha''.
/ ''''s ~ i4'i 'i.Nt -. I - N'iH ''''
HIGHEST r.ri..s "a, IA f- b.s.,,;l goods. ms
4 tai of call nj rlS ,Tinutral ave, Iiars-l
tII.tIr.,,.r -. 81, Z. - ,,,F,. 81, - III
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VI, II. & 1.-THE KATY

Jefferson City Columbia. Ron
Fli!e. SelaI.a. Fort Scott. IN
ian Territory and Texas
Ky IS -.--..-.-.--- ---..----.... zee
= A- Katy Flyer" :g- Dallas.
TT " rth. Houston. Gal
,es:11. san Antonio. Mexico
City and intermediate points.
jefferson city columbia. Boon
vile. Sei2lia. Kansas, Indian
Territory and Texas Express
Missouri Kansas, India. Ter
-ltc-E an l..-s Nn-ra EL-a-
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Train Depart. Arrive.
VALLEY Park Accommodation. f6.51 am 40 80 am
N9l,.v Pars AccomnIO datiOn.-. - IS Il rs
Pacific Accommodation ........- Ts:tJ am tl:25 pm
Texas and kansss Mail - For
Springfield Fort Smith. Par
Is Dallas, Ennis. Houston.
Galveston. Carthage. Joplin
and Wichita $50 am $50 pm
Pacific Accommodation. l:i0 pm TO- I'M
VALLEY Park Accomurodat. ION 80 pm IL ~ pm
Meteor For Springfield Car
thage, Joplin, Wichita, Vim
TIA. Oklahoma. Denison, Sher-
man. Dallas. Fort Worth.
Waco and Brownwood-....--.. $3.50 pm I'll 80 m
Valley Park AcCommodatiOn..- $50 pm 70 81 am
Valley Park Accomrnodat ton .. - "a pm IS :Gl ON
Pacific ACcomrn ola ton. 1924 pm - tj m
Texas and Kansas Limited for
Springfield. Eureka Springs.
Fort Smith. Paris. Dallas,
Greenville. Ennis. Corslcana.
Houston, Galveston, Austin.
san Antonio, Carthage Jup-
lin. Wichita. Burton and
the West ..,...........--.......s 1885 nm 20 am
Western Express - For Spring
hsld, Vi1ita. Denson Sher-
man. Oklahoma, Carthage
nd Torlin sf6.r1
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l.. & n. II. +.
Train.
fYrIda Limited. via Nashville,
Atlanta. Chattanooga. Macon,
Thoma sville. jacksonville. St.
Augustine and Tampa $50.
Fast Mall - Evansville, Nash
Vile, Birmingham. Montgom-
cry, Chattanooga. atlanta.
Mobile. New Orleans and
Jacksonville. Pla.: Charles
ton. =. C.........
Southern Express, TO Evans
VILE. Nashville. BirIningham,
Noble. SeM Orleans Th9m-
Ocala AID ST. Petersburg.
ia ''n,u'u'.,"sfsvi
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KNIGHTS. AND LADIES OF SECURITY.
ROYAL AKCAHCA.
rRaTERsXL ORDER OF EAGLES.

ST LOUIS AERIE. NO. Al, ATFRNAI.
Order OF Eagles. will meet every SATURDAY at
y m at West Hall in the Century building,
Ninth and Olive SITS f. Z. BRYANT
Worthy President.
John suarcz. Rec. Sec. So Walnut st.
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"a NENER-FAILINCf regulator: t.'ai rree: Ia
otts In trouble. instant relief guaranteed ccnnnt-
nI.ll lla. nome comforts: trained nurses: lnlahts
tarium. 2Ols olive at
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MUSICAL.

NESoLl TELY loves; TriCes on all musical in
st1lu"nfS and Sheet uii!-:H. luu'efh Music Co,
s : Broadway. adjoining Nn-fhgh" Post.
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KNIGHTS OF COLUMBUS.
KNIGHTS OF HONOR.

o-efyn BELLEFONTAINE LODGE NO. lzT5,
HZSE K. of II, meets second and last Wednes
GSA DAYS at No. 5IS4 North Broadway. Al!
~asv1A Knights Of Honor welcome.
FRED THIES. Dictator,
54l3 North Broadway,
F. A De VOL Reporter. 4s22 Blair avenue.
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L., II. IL ST l.. Ky. Henderson ROute)
ram DeQart. Arrive.
port. Louisville and the East SOS am 1.tsnr
Eastern Express - Greensboro
CiCverpcrt. Louisville and
The East ....................... 1855 pm .7:8 am
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MOBILE AND OHIO.

Train.
New orleans. Mobile. Merld-
ian. Jackson. Cairo. Mur-
physboro. Sparta. all points
South and Southeast .....
New Orleans. Mobile. Msrid-
ian. Montgomery, Atlanta.
Jackson. Cairo, all points
IN Florida and the South
and Southeast ............
Murphysaoro. Sparta and
Chester Accommodation 80.
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a NICE UPRIGHT ron SOS.

,lS5 hays lnr mahogany upright piano. with al
l.A-kL.n ave.
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Or. ARTEya's GOLDEN SEAL p .5 Te52a!e
GOLDEN SEAL FEMALE REGULATOR

.NT'NT a|VI-I I-r Te-V.s IN ffI-ae N0lre. NollHrD
10. substitutes. genuine without sigma x
gld,n seal Mol -. 1851 Washington. p-iC.. 81
Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1903-05-07
CLAYTON.

The base ball team have secured enough
money to buy suits and playing equipment.
They have good material most Of which has
been developing for several years. Alto
gether the outlook for the season seems
very good.
Our town was somewhat stirred up over
the reported disappearance Of Geo. Higgins,
of Glassboro, near this place. Mr.. Higgins
was heard from later in the day.
Last Friday fire broke out in the barn oil
James D. Crane in the western part of the
town and before it could be controlled il
consumed the barn, chicken house and
workshop Beside the buildings Mr..
Crane lost number of small agricultural
implements and quite little lumber with
which he was going to add portico to his
home. The barn only was insured. Mr.
Crane has the sympathy Of all in his loss
| The fire bell was struck but twice wher
the cord broke putting it out Of service.
The monthly business and yearly cleo
tion Of the Presbyterian Christian Endea
vor Society was held at the home of Ed
ward j. Costello on High street on Wed
nesday evening.
The authorities would do well to max,
an example Of some Of those people WHIT
disturb Sunday evening worship by yelling
in the street in front Of the church,
Mrs John NJ. Moore has returned tt
Clayton and opened her residence, Grow
| Lawn.
Richard Fry has accepted position Will
the New York Shipbuilding Co.
Word has been received from Harry Mel
son, who left here for Los Angeles SOM
time ago. He arrived safely aud is pleased
with the country
A. G. Silvers displays fine exhibit 0
shirtwaists, the product Of the local factory
/ Mrs. Jacob Crane is on the sick list.
Mrs. Baker has returned to her home Of
Centre street after an extended stay il
Atlantic City.
Mrs. Buckingham has been entertaining
her niece Of New York City.
4 Frank Homer has accepted a position a
Sharptown.
Quarterly Conference was held in th
Methodist Church last Friday evening.
North Bread street is being regrayelle
: again
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Resolutions Of sympathy.

Sacred to the memory OF Sir Knight
William M. Jones, of Lincoln Castle No.
81, Knights OF the Golden Eagle, of Hurff-
vile, N j., who departed this life April
Doth, 1903 Called away in the splendor
OF his manhood, he was suddenly summon
ed to appear before the Supreme Chief
while it was yet day.
WHEREAS, It has pleased Almighty God,
the Supreme Ruler of the universe, to
take from our midst our beloved brother,
and in view of the heavy loss sustained
by those nearest and dearest to him.
RESOLVED, That while we deeply mourn
the loss to our Castle Of our beloved brother
we bow in humble submission to the will
of our Supreme Chief who has called him
so suddenly from our midst, and we are
reminded once more to Watch, for in such
an hour as ye think not, the Son of Man
cometh.n We drop the tear Of sorrow in
memory Of him who has gone to that land
from whose border no traveller returns
knowing that our temporal loss is his
eternal gain.
RESOLVED, That our departed brother il
another of our numbers, and a Crusade
Knight from this Castle, who has beer
placed on the roll of the Heavenly Castle
and who shall receive this commentator
Ifrom our Heavenly Father, well done
thou faithful, valiant life warrior, ente
| thou into the joy Of thy Lord. =
/ RESOLVED, That in this death the wife ha
lost an affectionate husband, the children
kind father, the family loving son ans
brother, and the knights Of the Colder
Eagle a faithful worker in their cause.
ResolUed. That copy Of this, cur heart
1 felt testimonial of sympathy and sorrow, b
i forwarded to the bereayed family, sprea'
upon the minutes, published in the count
J papers, and that the charter be draped 70
thirty days.
WAITER H. CHEW,
ELMER +. PORCH,
G. +. DAVENPORT,
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COUNCIL PROCEEDINGS.


All the members of Council were present
at the stated meeting on Tuesday evening
last
After the minutes Of the last meeting had
been read and approved, the Clerk read a
communication from Julia A. Sleeper,
owner of the property on the Northwest
corner of Cooper and Railroad avenue,
objecting to the widening Of Cooper street,
as the expense of taking up eurbs and
terrace would not justify the change. Mr..
Batten reported that Mrs. Buck, owner Of
the adjoining corner, also objected to it.
President Reading then brought up the
resolution to repeal the ordinance estab-
fishing the new grade on Cooper strees,
and re-establishing the old grade intro
duced at the last meeting.
Mr.. Henderson moved to defer action for
two weeks. In support of this he said
Mr.. Green had just returned home and he
thought it would be wise to ascertain his
idea. If he still favored the change, then
we could so ahead with it.
Mr.. Nixon was granted privilege of the
floor, and said these objections were fore
seen, all the other lot owners had
purchased with the understanding that the
road was to be widened.
Mr. Burkett and Mr.. Glover favored
postponement.
Mr.. Chenoweth thought our street inn
prov ements heretofore had been combina-
ton of blunder, bungle and botch, and
this order should be reversed, and our action
hereafter should be guided by sound iudg-
ment
The vote on Mr.. Henderson's motion to
postpone was as follows =
Aye-Burkett, Chenoweth, Davis, Glover,
Henderson, Kugler, Munyan-7.
Noes-Reading, Batten-2.
The vote by which the school appropria-
ton was made, was on motion of Mr..
Davis, reconsidered, because action under
the law must be taken between May Is
and June1.
Mr.. Munyan reported progress IN the
matter of new fire alarm line.
Mr.. Battea presented an ordinance pro-
viding for paving Cooper street, from the
eastern side of the Railroad avenue to the
eastern side of Bayard avenue. Its title
was taken for its first reading, and it was
laid over till next meeting, under the
rules.
Mr.. Davis reported that the contractor
had agreed to the immediate use of por-
tion of the sewers, without payment of the
per cent. reserve, and an agreement was
being drawn.
Mr.. Burkett moved that the Clerk COM
municate with all property owners east of
widening of Cooper street. Carried.
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Obituary.

FRANCES, wife of Henry Albright, dice
at the family home at South Westyille, OF
the first instant, aged 20 years. The in
terment was at Glassboro on Monday last.
LEWIS, son of George and Amelia Yves
colt, died at his parents home at Almo
nesson last Saturday, of typhoid fever, aged
26 wears. Deceased was employed al
Blasius Piano Works, and was member
of the Aid Society OF that name, also, Of
the Gloucester City Trolley Association
The funeral was on Tuesday, the interment
being at Bethel.
ABIGAIL, wife of Charles Curriden, died
in Upper PENIS Neck township, Salem
county, on the I'd instant, in her 66th
year Mrs Curriden's was twice married,
her first husband being Charles Wilson, Of
this county. There are seven surviving
children by her first marriage: Belle and
John, of Salem; Adnia Ballenger, of Malaga
Lewis, of Courses Landing; Lemuel, Of
Haddonfeld, Cooper, Of Pennsgrove, and
Edward, of Woodbury., all of whom at,
tended the funeral on Tuesday last The
five sons are all stalwart men, their com,
bined weights being 1895 pounds.
At an early hour last Monday morning,
SAMUEL NEWTON died at the home Of his
son-in-law, Samuel Reeve, at Mantua, in
the 8Oth year Of his age, Of cancer. Mr..
Newton has been in poor health for long
time, but SO bravely bore his ills that few
of his friends knew how seriously he was
afflicted Mr. Newton was born in Burling-
ton county, and was hotel keeper by
profession, having been proprietor Of hotels
at Vincentown, Mantua, and Bridgeport. He
was man of remarkable geniality, which
made him an ideal hoste. He is survived
by five children, Mahlon W, of Philadel-
phia; Joseph R., of Woodbury.; Mrs. Sarah
Reeve, of Mantua; Rachel Christopher and
Mrs. Ida Atkinson, of Philadelphia. The
funeral service was in Moorestown Episco-
pal Church on the 9th instant
Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1903-05-07
MURDER AT sWEDEsBORO


About g 80 this morning, Thos. Baughn
a colored man, aged about 80 years, sho
his wife on the main street of Swedesboro
and was Immediately captured by Mr.
Buchanan and the hostler Of Ford's hotel
taken before Justice Stratton who com
mitted him to Jail. He was brought t.
Woodbury. by the 10 a. m. train, and Oh
the same train was his wounded wife, Ell
route to Cooper Hospital. ct 11.15 Sheriff
Jones received a phone message that the
woman died before reaching the hospital.
Baughn and his wife came to Swedesboro
about two years ago, and worked among
the farmers. Lately they have not lived
happily together and he obtained employ.
ment in Philadelphia. He came to Swedes-
boro about week ago, with the intention,
as he says, Of killing his wife.
Eye witnesses to the occurrence say he
had her by the hand when he fred the
shot. The revolver was 80 ealibre, and
the bullet entered the eve, and lodged in
the brain.
Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1903-05-07
Monday. June 9Th, 1903

next at the hour of 2 O'Clock p. M, at Reeves
Hotel, at Mantua, in said township, sell the
lands, tenements, etc, real estate hereunder
described for the shortest term not exceeding
will agree to take the same, and pay such taxes
with interest thereon at the rate OF per eentum
| from the twentieth day of October, A. d., one
| thousand nine hundred and one, together With
all costs, fees, charges and expenses.
| Mrs D, B. Barton house and lot, P1tman
Grove; tax DUE SPOIL.
| Charles G. Dill1s, house and lot, Mantua; tax
due $23 10.
| Est Joseph Davis house and lot, Pitman
Grove, tax due $ll.07.
| w. H. Linville, house ana lot, Pitman Grove
tax due, Sl4.37.
/ w. H. lowering. mill property, occupied by
Oliver @. Body; tax due, $I05.60.
| William F. Martin, house and lot, Pitman
Grove, tax due, Sl3.78.
O. H. Nicholson, house and lot at Pitman
Grove, Sl51l.
Annie E. Greenwood, house and lot; at Pit
man Grove 10 Is.
Mrs. j. G. Stewart, known as the Prickett
Mill property, $1430.
Harry Bradshaw, store, dwelling and hall in
Mantua, $5l.61.
Joseph Young, house and lot at Pitman
Grove, Sl3.29.
Isaac F. Dilks, farm lands near Barnsboro
$780,
Mrs Eli Chew, farm land near Sewell, $500.
| John Weinman, house and lot, near Tyler's
Mill, 1882.
Payment must be made before the conclusion
of the sale, otherwise the property will be i'm
medately re-sod. :,
! Witness my hand this twentieth day of April
1908.
| Prs. fees, S10S0. Collector of Taxes.
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