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New-York tribune., 1903-02-10
SOUTHERN COTTON MARKET.
LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET.

Ii,erpooI Feb. q. 4 =. m.-Cotton-Spot IN fair de-
,snd. prices points American uliddlng far
s5sd: good middiiug. ) 1sd mitdlng. 81; low mddns
a ordinary. 16d ordinary. Aid. The safes
of the day 10000 bales OF which 800 were Tor
znecnation and export and included $500 American
Tants II 400 bales including $500 American. Futures
apened and closed hrm; American middiiug. 6 kee-
rIIary aO6 491d: February and March ttpp 4HId
March and april aOd4 April and MAY. 49lg+ a2d
Nav and June sp2@4 a3d. June and July fa5d; July
ami August a2a4 AID. August and September fsid'
September and October t59sii0o1: October ana NO
4
New-York tribune., 1903-02-10

spot quiet, with quotations ~ po q eos
higher of for middfe uIaiu Si1 '-o'O
.niddling Culf sales amounted 10 500 oaeS ,,.
southern Spot teles apiea a.
Mobile higher s5kc sales ev9 pa
zasnah firm iSc at 9lEc: sales. 80
,sricson Trno &c higher at &c bid WilInington nrT
unchanged s7tc: NoTrek steady l-i6e hghsr; ,r
s. sales =s1 baIes. Baltimore. nominal sc hsAr
9sse Augusta. quiet and steady; l-lec he,er
5-iBcs sales. 1sI bales. 81 Louis lirfi a.
- 1-lsc. sales % bales; Ne~-Jrleaak ,,,s9ton
lac higher 3iSc. fO.2U0 bales
frm. l6c higher. Al 9isc: sales. 2.1o2 bales Is
mated receipts a. NsVs-ofleans for to-nsoso"
Se.nga bales compared with i"Sls5 'aiSs
nc-aal week the same DAY a
year = for - ll,pt 10
aes expected. compared with 11.3l4 bales sctlsl
last week anG 3,a5s bales Sslfesion sAPets
. fFa 1Gtno bales with i7sD5 oales o.
a fo the corresponding day last week and esle oaies
lest yea-.
Reeeips ports interior points to-day com
New-York tribune., 1903-02-10
ROYAL BLUE LIE.

FOR BALTIMORE ND WNsHIN6IUN5Fs3s9
.12 Is Mdt . - -
ron Ibertz Street sDaily. fDaily except sun
day sSurday euIy. @Parlor only IVA Iarnaaua-
0sgces. Liberty St Merry south Ferry. Hous-.
r13 PSI 434 1900 1888 Broadway. 1S2 5th Ave . Unio1
15S I25th St. 253 West iSth St 2aS
Columbus Ave. York: Court St. Sf4 $50 Fulton
& E-oo<Iyn: 90 Broadway. williamsburg New YorS
transfer Co for and checks baggage to estimation
IT n RFSTFR c. NJ BURT.
New-York tribune., 1903-02-10
THE STATE OF TRADE.

Buffalo Feb 9.Flour steady; best Psteat: hps spEIs
clear spring SO sass 70: 10y gradss ~n5[er g a 5ss s
crsCker -four SS 35dS3 90: rye -four IS 65q4 WneatI
Spring strong: No hard 90isc Corn strong: no
ior, S9i.c- No . corn, 51iac Oats hrn; NO : Whl's
43i;c. No . mixed 401sc. Barley. 52g61c- Rye-No l.
in store. 5SicC asked. -,
chicago. Feb o-Tho leading futures ranged as fol-
New-York tribune., 1903-02-10

Pacific C'oastl fTaf7 Beef easy extra india
mess tOls Ssl. Fork easy prime mess western .,s.
tIa--s-Shcrt cut IA 10 Is dul' Sis Bacon Gull.
Inierand cut as 10 so ~ RIB. I6 IS ~
unidiles. light IS 70 ~ 70 Isi as ee5
heavy n clear backs. ~
10 20 n AS: clear bellies II i6 n. &s shouasrs
s1nsre 10 a. N, atfet al fard-Frtr1e west
eTn In terces quiet s9s; Aniercan reHHee, t pals
dun ~ fSs 6d firm; Nmerictn hnest white and
eoiored. 6as TaloNPrtpe~ city slsafy Al rs c9
.us4r1iin1 ia Innsou SIS tdttor~ecl oll--ftuI
rsdped spo quiet at rs 4t~ ntueSpiri,s firm
az As Cd F,asin-Common hrnn IS 4i2d, Petroleum
Refined steady at SD. LnSeed oil urr At @oS 81.
New-York tribune., 1903-02-10
READING SYSTEM

Liberty Strees and south Ferry Gime from south
Ferry i've minutes sarEeTJ-
EAsToy. BETHLEHEM. ALLENTOWN ASn
MAUCH HUNK-z4O0 G.15 Easton only). e.lo
a NJ 10 9 80 500 C5.45 Easton ony) P " SUM
davs "a % A NJ 100. $50 VI.
wILKEsBARRE AND sCRANT0S-5loG s-io
a NJ 500 P NJ Sundays. "A. q A NJ. 100 P d.
LAKEWOOD. LAT<EEURsT. T0Ms RIVER AND
BARNEGAT-z4-eo. $40 A n. ISo g 4lO LAKE,
wood Lakehurst onIyl 500 (xJS0 Lakewood onlSt
p n. Sundays 1000 A NJ
ATLANTIC CTTY-+94 40 A NJ. T5.4O P. ".
VINELAND AND BRIDGETOA-3z400 A NJ. f1S1
P ". $1,000
LONG BRANCH, ASBIRY PaRt> a1 06GAS
POINTS, 90. $50. IISO NJ. 4.45. $50. $50 p NJ
Sundays. except Ocean Grove. AGO A NJ 400 P NJ
PIiIIADELPHIA CREADING TERMLNAIl--z-+-9.
ZOO $500. 5000. no 90. ft1O0 A VI. re % LED
$3.50 1900 $500. 400 500 1900. tLSo. $500 P NJ
s121 Ndt- .. - - - sto .,
sfI 30 A NJ. 'tOO t.3-40. 800 200. I925 p "
RElDISG HARRIsBURG. PoTTSyILLE AND
WILLIAMSPORT-Ii4.oo 90. "A. . tS.O0 Ut9 ~ dOees
n 90 A. a. Reading only) USf.00. L2o. T2oO P VI
Reading, Pottsvils and Harrisburg only TAoo 10.V1
New-York tribune., 1903-02-10
EUROPEAN PRODUCE MARKET.

IJverpooI Feb. 9.-Closing; vheat-Spot steady: no
rad western winter. 6s lad. M 1 Northern SprHg
- alsd; No California 11ad futures steady MsyS,
q. iasj Nav is Cnrn--Spot STEADY. AnlerIcsh
,s,xsd new 4 Sad; futures steady; March - 4isd'
MAJ 4s 3S.d Peas--anadisn steady at es a9sd
81 Louis fancy winter quiet at IS ID HOPS AZ LOnuU
New-York tribune., 1903-02-10
NAVAL STORES.

The market for spirits turpentine again hisher
following upward turn at Savannah The dsnaIa
yas moderate at the advanced rates. Rosln Iulea
steady ana unchanged. Tar vas hrm and full prices prices
moderate. We quote; SPIRITS TuEPETIIhNE I. 90 81
oil bbie 81 25dS4 30 .RosIN-Common 70 good
strained s2 10qS2 Is. D. s. Is; l.. s: lodS2 lo S'
New-York tribune., 1903-02-10

CoTToNTo-day's cotton market vas extremely as ac
. than ordinarily broad
and violent Tho opening advance Of 80
= POINTS. active covering and commission house
fr-vuz immediate incentive The
Pronounced strength of market Liverpool which.
70 higher, reported advance
ef 4a= points before the local opening, while spot
points higher. Sith sales OF 1OoOO
addition 10 the strength at Liverpool u was
the dag would favor
Ibis WITH these Tor day year. being est
mated 81 $4,000 bales. against S5e57 last
Following however. there consider
OF conservative bulls which
r-irez 10 under the opening
fo,eI md the selling movement encouraged by the
receipts Houston VFllcIi
v~e placed al l2"ee bales. compared with
a The gave rapidly. how
,e~ fcfo-e the active Of shorts There were
,-5ics-ioDs tfat public becoming interested II
while the estimates Tor
,e :. C-aIZesof and SevO=leans. well those at
corsdered than expected. the in
-fosf5ore for exports which reached ea~o bales as
receipts Of s5S3 baiss leo 70 pre-
dctious u s higher prices, and the market ssloe tro
Of Firoit taking ruled very strong ahd
~t,-e te high point the session prices showed
psia oF from - points and the close vas rn az
~ advance Of from - points Sales eStirfateo
$40 O10 bags A.. ,oo., -,.-l,., g. ,5s,,
The r5nse q contract p'l''S - ~ ~
New-York tribune., 1903-02-10
RAILROADS.
PENNSYLVANIA
RAILROAD.

RAILROAD.
STATIONS FOOT OF WEST TwENTY-TfIlEso o 81 @ I1z-f
AND DEsBRossEs AND CoRTLANDT sII.e-N
q The leaving time from Des"ro .hnn
'ortinndt Streets Is five minutes Ihter -. -
that given below for Twenty-thira S''e
station except where otherwise noted
:s M w. FAST M MA.Imte to two cepms PeTGn Car
Pittsburg. chicago. No Coaches to Pittsourg,
o l. VI PESNs4i1ANIh SF sIETft''OqL[EfM LEfMiTEp pullman
on csT Fr Fseens ehssFo Dnns Gveand Detroit
1 p H. i9i9aeSiS GiGao Akp kf9isysi ST. i6G1s
For Toledo. Nashville (via Cincinnati and
55 p H. ST nefsS fSufs IS fS2I fE%2PrssFT P',s5gTE
car For Weleh " va (via Shenandoah Valley
5.55 p. NJ. WESTERN ExPREss,--For Chicago f0T
. ? W .esEt PAcfFI cffT5aT fxPREsFor n:ss ard
chicago For Knoxville daily Was via shsaano5I1h 11aT5s
So. p: NJ: CLEVELAND AND cINcIXNATt IS5Si1TI, E1-
WASHINGTON AND THE SOUTH
ia i,n5 @ ts:;. sS DINING n 1o9 ,r @ aing aR carr
a n 1255 DINING car, 2o ana GortIa9s %
sGJ slFfe5 bn2 ne Ssrs & q nad 9a a95 Dnng
% Di Bning Car Car % az . nu mi II dsr az n a. M IL $ 6inins
carr. "a Congressional Limited lrs az F ttsp1 <.
1Dning 5iri Is caT' S - 2t''i'ie p m 1sio night
soTTTE5S % I% riS m In aS9ed g r. i3iS 20
p m. Deshrosses and Cortlandt Streets 12io P M
ATL4NT1c COAST 1G S go p M m DssB4osss sR s
SEABOA RID AIR LINE RAIJWA0-ENpfes=r
weekdays Mtil. L. 10 night daily Seahoaro FI'if14
NoRFoIk %ia AND 5 3 WEsrERN fa5 EAwAr-Fer Memphis
New-Orleaus. 8 - ~ m daily
CHESAPEAKE & OHIO RAILWAY.-1.51 a. m "esA-
days and 4.j5 m dallv. -
FOR OLD POINT COMFORT and NOFSFOLk--'-so a. m
weekdays and $50 p m daily. - A.
Sundays. I.J5 m. Through Nestibuled Irais H1lle-
ParIor and Standard Coaches on week
lor Smoking Car Parlor Cars. Dining Car ana
Coaches Sundays.
CAPE MAY.-f2.JJ o. weekdays L..
Fer points York and Long Branch Railroad .d 3
West Twen'y-third street Stationl. 500 a. m u
32J. 40. and t121 week-days SurodSs. -
pm. Desbrosses and Cortlandt Streets
200 a 1220. $40 10 and 1l-3o p m "eeA-IaSS-
Sundays, 94j a. Is p.
FOR PHILADELPHIA.
6.1O Desbrosses CortIandt 620. -, iJl
So. $50 925 9.J5 Penna Limited 1910 t)ssor9%SSSes
and Cortlandt Streets 1020 Dining carr iOoS
CaD. 21o Desbrosses CortIandt Streets. 2t1 20
% Dining Carr. 355. 2J - Dining Carr 80 D-
ing Carr 5.55 dining Carr. I55. SO 500 30 p m
II 10 night Sundays. $40. T-55 Dining Car no
SO S35 $50 tLimiteD 95j. 1oS5 Ooinng Gar a IN, ~
1255 Dining Carr 1.55 Dining Carr SO tDinnE Sarl
%55, 425 Dining Car. 455 Dining Can o5O 'Dinihg
Carr. T.j5. S.25. s 55. 92j p II 10 night ,.o
Ticket offices. 46f. 1854 Ill and 261
Fifth Avenue (beow 23d ST.: 26s Fifth Avenue corner
ST.: Astor House: Twenty-thlrd street
foot Desbrosses and Cortlandt
Streets Street Fulton Street % Broadway
and Pennsylvania Annex Station. Brooklyn; StatloI
Jersey City Transfer Company VIII can
for and check baggage from hotels and residences
relaphone 94 eighteenth street, for Pennsylvania Rail
road Cab Service.
w. ATTERBURH. y r. NOOD'
Manager. CfenI Passenger Agent
New-York tribune., 1903-02-10

Forci-n coffee markets: Rio-Coee market steady: No
Flo sS5gG: exchange 2S-2d: receipts. 10000 bags
leared for the United 200 bags cleared for
Europe bags: stock 5I4aGO bags Santos-Coffee
good santos $500: receipts -oD
lszs- stock. LIS Hamburg Coffee market
oTensd = Iifc higher 2.20 . net '<q3E pfg
higher sales FfavTeCoffee market opened
ztea5v and 7. f-1nc higher: j. unchanged; at
r M. o-Iiet and 2. higher: $50 advanced
: lfst h-vS
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DVERTISEME E;NTs and subscriptions tor The Ifieune
N received a their Uptown Office.
No. 1851 BROADWN
Advertisements will received az the following hranco
orces az regular Office rates until 2Slock p M VIA
.,-, stb-axe.- I-IS S1h-aNe.,
i:sh- 81: -. East Itth-st.. 251 West fSd-st. -.
7fh tudSt rs; We 125th-st: l.sss~
Sd-ave.. between 1sth and 18th sts in-1 .d-nEc..
a. l. tst-RNe. S9tn-St. 1ss Ease
I.5th-,f: -5si Tremont-aNe.; $50 ssd-aVe., near
4fsf-sf. So 3a-nve.s :tn Bieeekcr-sf-s ;s-s
IiIrrrker-.t. BROOKLYN. - N.-2I6 tourists
PIX Sr,ith-st.s Loot 6afeS-uNc. Newark " J.
-5a4 Broad-st. Also at A. D. 7. offices
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LIVE STOCK MARKET.

New-York. February Q. 1903
Gloucester County Democrat., 1903-10-29
PEOPLE YoU KNOW.


Miss Miriam Ware, teacher at Browns
burg, Pa, visited her home at this place
on Sunday.
Thomas E. Budd, Of Elk township, was
the guest Of his aunts, the Misses Budd,
last Friday
Jonathan Barclay, superintendent Of
Dixon's Crucible Works. Jersey City,
visited his sister, Mrs. E. ]. Frey, last
Monday
Mrs. B. B. Wescott of Salem, New Jer-
sey, has been spending the past week with
her daughter, Mrs Clarence Batten, Of
Maple avenue
Mrs. Jennie A. Livezey, Of Doylestown,
Penna, is spending ten days with her
sister, Mrs. L. Y. Garron, Of Delaware st.
Mr. David NJ Redfeld, Of Atlantic City,
spent Sunday with his parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. A. M. Redfeld, sr.
Revs. Dillon, Tomson, Bottsford and
Capt. g W. Hughes, NJ Ware Scott, and
Clayton E. SynOtt attended the reception to
DR.. George ". Bailey at horticultural
Hall, Philadelphia, last Friday night.
Gloucester County Democrat., 1903-10-29


Fire was placed under the big furnace Of
Woodbury. Bottle Works yesterday and
work win begin therein on Wednesday
next.
F. L. Wilkins Estate Agency announces
the sale Of two lots on North Broad street
opposite the station, to Mrs. c. NJ. Kirby,
Of Atlantic City, for $500.
Anna Munyan Raymond and Clarence
Cresson Pierson, Of this city, were married
in this city yesterday. The happy couple
have gone on wedding tour.
The County Board Of Elections will be
in session at the Court House next Satur-
day, between a. m. and p M. to add
the names Of belated voters to the register
lists.
AT St. Patrick's Church, Woodbury.,
on Wednesday, October %, Joseph John
Feger, Of Clements Station, and Miss Mary
Agnes Smith, Of Thorofare, were joined in
the holy bonds of matrimony. Rev. Father
Dolan, officiating.
Mahlon w Newton mas sod the Sim
norman lot at the corner Of Cooper street
and the railroad to st. Patrick's Catho ic
ChuIch, and handsome church edifice for
that congregation will be erected thereon at
once. This parish has prospered greatly
under Rev, Father Dolan, and it is a
source of pleasure to know that this spot
that has been a source Of annoyance SO long
is to be the site Of a handsome church edi-
fee. The price paid is $1,000, cash.
Gloucester County Democrat., 1903-10-29
BARNsBoRo.

Rev William + Petit has been re-
turned to the Mt Zion M P Church fol
another year by the M r Conference
which met at Wesbville last week
At the meeting OF the Mantua Township
Board Of Registry and Election held in
Tomlin's Hall last Tuesday only two
names were added, making total registry
of 622 names on the voting list
Mr.. David Madara is having his resi-,
dence renovated
Timber sales are in vogue with good
attendance and bids for wood lots are con
sequently high.
The Barnsboro correspondent of certain
newspaper of the county writes poetry
about newsy woman Of this place By
the way it looks as though the newsy
woman and the poet were one and the
same person
Telephone connection with this place
was off on last Friday and Saturday owing
TO woodsman's axe which felled some
trees and broke the wires.
Gloucester County Democrat., 1903-10-29
WILLIAMsTOWN.
on the 9th

j. Fred Errig wishes to announce that
he has not been sold out by the Sheriff,
but that D rson's name who was recently
sold out is Charles Ering Fred is still
hustling and is apparently prosperous.
John Rockhill, former resident Of this
place, was buried last Monday in the M. E..
Cemetery Last Spring he pared a corn,
drawing blood, which caused bis foot to
become very much swollen. Finally gang
green set in, and his leg was amputated
which caused his death. He was man OF
mild disposition and generally liked.
Robert Mossbrooks and Miss Rennebaum
were married last Sunday evening.
Henry Mossbrooks is working at Clayton.
A few days ago man by the name Of
Oliver Dudley, who is travelling glass
blower, became very thirsty and walked
into the Office of DR. Moebius. Finding no
one about, he stepped into the laboratory,
seized a quart of extract of rye. faces out
into the orchard at the rear Of the hotel,
drinks about one-half Of the contents,
which Of course soon put him into the land
Of nod. Constable McCully soon hustled
him off to the Jail. After paving his fine
he was released.
Mrs DR.. Jolly, Of Allentown, Pa, is
visiting her brother, Oscar Souder She
was formerly Jennie Souder, our popular
primary school teacher
Hon. D. O. Watkins was in town last Sat
urday evening looking after the interest Of
Assemblyman Avis. The Ex-Governor no
doubt has some warm friends and admirers
here, but we think the people have pretty
well considered matters and have decided
as to what they will do.
Carlton Park, of Woodbury., addressed
the glass blowers last Saturday evening at
their regular meeting. Mr.. Park is a
member of the executive board of the Nat
ional Associatian.
Candidates Davidson and Avis were both
here last Monday. Both received cordial
receptions.
Things have begun to sizzle somewhat
in the Political pot, as election is drawing
near The interests of the Republican can
didates is looked after by Drs. Halsey and
Moebius, while the Democratic candidates
seem to be relying on the people, as it
looks as though there would be an uprising
on election day. While very little noise is
being made yet the seed Of strife and dis
content has been sown so deeply, that
nothing but thorough upheayel Of the
political soil can exterminate it. Yes,
Monroe Township will again do its duty
by going Democratic. The writer also
predicts that Davidson and Paul will be
elected and that they viii carry ten towns
ships
Gloucester County Democrat., 1903-10-29
New York Horse Manure Prices,

We will receive orders for New York Horse
Manure for delivery on West Jersey and Sea-
shore Railroad and the Pennsgrove Branch at
the following prices. New Short Manure $500
per ton; Old Manure 50 .45 per ton, payable by
note in bank October 1st 1904. at all points
south of Clayton Aura and Swedesboro, 1O) ten
cents per ton additional will be charged. IS
cents per ton off new Short Manure and 20 cents
per ton off Old Manure for cash. All manure
must be settled for within 1907 thirty days after
shipment either by cash or note. Agents have
no authority to sell on any other terms. Orders
received by O. It. Molony, sales agent Wood
bury, N. O.; VIM. G.. Brooks, Deerfeld, N j.; B.
A. Headley, Swedesboro, N j. for Swedesboro
and Salem Branch, or Geo Ad.AVelIs. our general
collecting agent who will be at the Molony
building, Woodbury., N. j., every Friday until
1.80 p. m.
NEW YORK HORSE MANURE TRANsPOR-
TATIONs COMPANY
Gloucester County Democrat., 1903-10-29
Glpugesler lrmurrst.
LONG DISTANCES TELEpHoNEs NO aia
REGISTER OF SALES.

oct. 81 Jos. Carr. Livery stock; Pitman.
Nov. 2nd-Estate Of George W. Gardiner,
deceased.
Nov. 4--H. HI Bell Mt. Ephralm, real estate
Nov. 5-Ohfo Cattle and blankets, at Q. F.
Gruifs stables, at Lincoln.
Nov. 1I--P Personal Property. by G. 6. Green,
II miles from Woodbury..
Nov. I1-Personal property, J. Thompson Gill,
three miles from Mullica Hill.
Nov. l2-Real Estate of James s Daley, decd,
at Westville.
Nov. I6-Silas Richards farm, near Jefferson.
John f Truitt, agent, Dairy Farm.
several farms at private sale.
Gloucester County Democrat., 1903-10-29
NOTICE or sETTLENTENT.

Notice is hereby given that the account Of
Benjamin Harper and Jacob B. Harper, Execu-
tors OF the estate Of Samuel r. Harper. deceased
will be audited by the Surrogate and reported
for settlement to the Orphans Court Of the
County Of Gloucester, on Friday Nov. q, 1903
JACOB B. HARPER
BENJAMIN HARPER,
Executors.
Dated surrogate's once, oct. le, 1903.
Gloucester County Democrat., 1903-10-29
NOTICE no CREDITORS.

Adell Hugg, Executrix Of the estate OF Will
lam Nicholson, deceased, by direction OF the
gives notice to the creditors OF the said William
Nicholson, deceased, to bring in their debts,
claims and demands against the estate Of the
said decedent, under oath or affirmation within
nine months from this date or they will be forS
ever barred OF any action therefor against the
said executrix- ADELL HUGO.
Dated Seot 81 1908 g-i0
Gloucester County Democrat., 1903-10-29
MULLIoA HILL.

RevssD. E. Clair will preach Sunday,
November LIST, at 1890 a. M. Subject, If
Jesus came tomorrow?u 7.30 p. - DO
the departed return to earth.
Rev. g. H. Neal, Phi D., Of Broadway
Church, Camden, will lecture on Tuesday,
November 10Th Subject: Modern
Maids for Modern Knights. y
We all feel sorry for poor Willie to think
he bad to walk home after having such a
late start
We are glad to see that Mrs Edward
Miller is able TO be out again.
Mrs. Priscilla Hazelton and Mrs w. J.
Duel spent a few days last week with Mrs
Heritage over in the Keystone State.
William Evans is fitting up room ad-
joining his pool room TO be used as an oys-
le cafe.
Freeholder Nichols is having new iron
bridge put in at the mill stream. It is
being. constructed by the New Jersey
Bridge Company. 1t is a very substantial
affair and looks as if it will be good for a
number Of years wear.
The water mains have been laid out East
avenue this week.
The leading merchants Of Mullica Hill
desire, and do hereby mutually agree to
close their places OF business from Nov. 1st
to March LIST, at s p. M, except Saturday,
on which day they will be open until 10 p.
m. This, we believe, is good move to all
concerned. This also gives the merchant
and his clerks an opportunity to enjoy a
few minutes in the evening by his
or her fire-side. OF course they want their
patrons to uphold them in this reasonable
departure.
Mr. Frank Conaor, of Fairton, has been
visiting friends in this place.
Mrs William Fox has been presented
wi handsome piano from her husband
Mrs Fannie Scott has been visiting at
the home Of Mr.. Charles Scott, at Clayton.
Misses Viola and Olive Scott, of near
Evan, spent Thursday evening the guest of
Mrs. Abbie Shute on North side of town.
Mrs. Harry Ballinger's two daughters,
Loue Ia and Blanche spent Thursday with
relations at Jefferson.
Mrs. John Steward and daughters, Ber-
tina and Linda. OF Glassboro, spent Satnr-
day with her father, Mr.. Hiram Shute, and
family, on Main street.
! Mr. Oakford w. Acton, OF Salem, spent
Sunday the guest of his grandma, Mrs.
Alice Stratton, on Main street.
/ Mrs. William Burning and son, Of Will
Jamestown, spent part Of last week with
relatives and friends in this place.
Mrs. Edna Kean and Misses Lille and
Lulu AEGEAN, Of Evan, and Miss Addie
/ Albright, Of Holmesburg, called on Miss
Elnora Ballinger on North Main street on
/ Saturday afternoon
Mr.. John Steward and family, of Glass
boro, spent Sunday with his brother, Mr.
Townsend Steward, and family, near this
place.
( Mr.. and Mrs. William Summerill spent
Sunday with his father near Woodstown
1 Mr.. and Mrs Hiram Shute and Mrs.
Rachel Bill spent Sunday afternoon the
guest Of Mr.. and Mrs. Allen Gooden.
| Mrs. Mary Ledden, Of Gloucester, has
been spending few days with her daugh-
ters in this place.
/ Mr. Isaac White has been on the sick
list.
Mrs. Isaac Lloyd spent Thursday with
her mother at Atlantic City.
Miss Edna Duell spent Sunday the guest
Of the Misses White al Silver Hill Farm.
Gloucester County Democrat., 1903-10-29

We very grately acknowledge and return
our thanks to the neighbors and kind
friends who 50 willingly assisted us during
the long illness and at the death Of our
husband and father.
MRS. E. HAGER AND CHILDREN.
Gloucester County Democrat., 1903-10-29
NOTICE OF SETTLEMENT.

Julia Grove. Executrix Of the estate 81 Michael
Grove, deceased. will be audited by the Surro-
gate and reported for settlement to the Orphans
Court Of the County of Gloucester, on Friday,
Nov. ~ A. d., 1908.
JULIA GROVE
Executrix.
Dated Surrogate's office Oct. 26, 1908.
Gloucester County Democrat., 1903-10-29
Rnnkar Hill.

The famous ''Glee Club Of Williams
own, will give grand entertainment in
the Bunker Hill Presbyterian Church on
Wednesday evening, Nov. 4th. II the 4th
should be stormy the entertainment win be
on the 9Th.
Gloucester County Democrat., 1903-10-29

Paint the marks with a solution Of
cyanide Of potassium applied with a
eamel's hair brush. AIS soon as the ink
disappears the linen should be rinsed
IN cold soft water. then washed thor
ouehly before use.
Gloucester County Democrat., 1903-10-29

1870 acres. dairy farm, 50 acres pasture land.
very large house, old shade, new barn, cost
SI,IO0. stabling for 2l cows and six horses. land
good, as Swedesboro is noted for good land and
markets; also, Camden milk route belonging to
same party. Price, $6,0O0 Address,
P. B. BURKE,
10tI6-ff Woodbury.. N T
Gloucester County Democrat., 1903-10-29
no YOU WANT 4 BARGArNs

5 Farm Of 150 acres, near bridgeport " mile
from Prospect Station, for sale cheap owing 10
Ill health of owner Terms easy.
Apply at once Tor particulars TO
JOHN TRUITT,
lg-l-tf Bradgepors, N. ].