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Gloucester County Democrat., 1905-05-11
COUNTY ROADS.

Since 1901 no new county roads have
been built in this county, but petitions
have been received and fled for ten roads
as follows:-
Woodbury. to Red Bank.
Swedesboro to Auburn.
Jefferson to Swedesboro.
Barnsboro to Hardingville.
Mullica Hill to Salem county line near
Chard's place.
Glassboro to Mullica Hill.
Chapman's mill road from Mullica Hill
to Swedesboro.
Glassboro and Bridgeton road to the
county line.
Almonesson to Westville.
In order to ascertain the statues Of these
petitions, Freeholder Mathers opened a
correspondence with Road Commissioners
Hutchinson, which we print below, and
which explains the whole road situation
Woodbury., N. j. April 20, 1905.
E. c. Hutchinson, Esq, Commissioner OF
Public Roads, Trenton, New Jersey.
Dear Sir: During the past four or five
years the County Of Gloucester has not
been financially able to build any additional
improved roads, but since 1901 several petit
tions have heen filed, duly signed by the
abutting property holders, asking for several
additional roads.
These petitions were received and filed
by the Board of Freeholders. For some of
them, committees were appointed, engl-
neers selected and possibly little prelim-
mary work done, sufficient to form an esti-
mate of the cost of said improvements. 1T
seems unlikely that we can build any more
new roads the coming year.
AS a member of the Board OF Chosen
Freeholders from the Second Ward OF
Woodbury. l will greatly appreciate your
kindness in advising me the status OF the
petitions above referred to, now that new
road law has been passed by the 1906
legislature
Thanking you for your favor, am,
Yours respectfully,
D. T. MATHERs.
Gloucester County Democrat., 1905-05-11
OBITUARY.
Mrs. ELIZABETH A. PERRY.

MhS. L1lL4BElH n. L Ehh
Mrs Elizabeth A. Perry, wife of the
late Hon. Edmund Perry, died at her resi-
dence at LambertYille, New jersey, on
Thursday, the 4th instant. She was a
talented woman and very fine musician,
and was the leading soprano at "Grace
Church, in New York City, before she
was married She was a contributor to
many Of the leading magazines in her
earlier days, and at one time she wrote the
leading editorials of the Hunterdon Demo-
crat, which was owned by her husband,
who was at one time Senator from Hunter
don county, President of the Senate in
1861, and afterwards Presiding Judge of
the Court Of Common Pleas of that county.
Mrs Perry wrote anhrticle on Whipping in
the Navy, which was said by Commodore
Stockton to be the best article that appeared
on that subject, and did more good to stop
that abuse than any other article ever
written.
She leaves three children, Samuel E.
Perry, lawyer of Atlantic City, New Jer-
| sey; Belmont Perry, lawyer of Pasadena,
California, and daughter, Florence E. A..
Perry, who resides at Lambertville, New
Jersey.
The funeral services will be held on
Thursday, the 18th instant. at two o'clock
in the afternoon, at ST. Andrews Church,
Lambertville, New Jersey. Interment
private. Xxx.
-SALoME NJ. SITHEN,
Mother of Mrs. Joseph Morgan and Mrs.
j. M. w. Sitley, Of this city, died sud
denly in Philadelphia last Saturday, in
the Goth year of her age. Mrs. Sithen
spent the Winters with her son-in-
law, Mr. E. S. Dubois, 1888 Green street,
and the Summers with her son-in-law, Mr..
Sitley, in Woodbury.. She was unusually
bright last Saturday, the day set for her
removal here, and when the carriage came
to the door walked down stairs, and out to
the vehicle. Mrs Sitley got in first to as
sist her mother, while Mrs. Dubois assisted
her from the sidewalk. She entered the
carriage without effort and Immediately
after being seated was seized with hemor-
hage. A physician was summoned, but
before he reached the carriage, Mrs. Sith-
ems was dead.
! Deceased was the widow of Benz. G..
SitheD, who died at the home of his daugh-
ter in this city two years ago. Until 1870
| Mr. and Mrs. Sithen resided near Wing
] Lane, where their children were born.
Those who survive her are: Mrs. ] seph
Morgan and Mrs. J. NJ. w. Sitley, of this
city; Mrs Kunitz and Mrs Dubois, of
Philadelphia; Charles and Samuel Sithen,
of Philadelphia, and Spencer Sithen, of
Chicago.
\ Funeral services were held at Mr.. Du-
Bois' home, 1888 Green street, Philadel-
phia, Monday evening, in which Revs.
Dillon and E. Bruce Price, of this city,
iafficiated, and at the Daretown Baptist
Church on Tuesday. The interment was
III the Baptist Cemetery, Daretown. Mrs.
lSitben had been member of the Daretown
Baptist Church for 20 years.
Gloucester County Democrat., 1905-05-11
Case Was Fatal.
From Mondays Bridgeton Pioneerl

From Mondays Bridgeton Pioneerl
Some time since young girl at Carmel
named Benton, was in New York and there
contracted that dread disease cerebro-spina
menengetis. Coming home she was attended
by DIR. Jn1is Sagle. He knew the gravity Of
the situation and continued with the girl
constantly acting as physician and nurse
Yesterday the girl died.
Yesterday afternoon DIR. Sagle was attack
ed with the same disease and is now quaran-
tined at his home He is being attended
by Drs. Kirchhoff and Wainwright, Of this
city.
OF the FIVE honor men Of the class OF 1906
at West Point one is from Georgia, one
from North Carolina, one from Oregon and
one from Maryland The South gets three
Of the five stars and the West the other
two. The new South seems to be Jogging
along pretty well.
Gloucester County Democrat., 1905-05-11
State Commissioner Of Public Roads.

Mr.. Mathers moved that rising vote of
thanks be rendered Director Miller for the
uniform courtesy and kindness to the mem
bers Of the Board the past year. The mo-
tion was put by Clerk Bell and heartily
and unanimously adopted Mr.. Miller
replied feelingly, expressing the satisfaction
it was to him to have merited the approval
Of his colleagues as expressed by this vote.
The Board then adjourned sine die.
Gloucester County Democrat., 1905-05-11
THE CHOSEN FREEHOLD[RS.
Last Meeting Of the Old and First
Of the New Boards.

The last meeting of the Board Of
Chosen Freeholders Of 1904 '05 was held in
the Court House last Thursday, all the
members except Messrs. Barnaby and
Whitney being present.
The Public Property committee reported
that Judge Jessup had selected list OF
new booksfor the county law library.
Mr.. Usinger reported the necessity OF
changing the piling at Bridgeport bridge.
On report of Mr.. Tombleson, the Board
agreed to join Camden county in che con-
struction of a bridge across Egg Harbor
river when Winslow and Monroe town
ships repair the roads approaching the
same.
Mr.. Bender reported the bridge at
Gaunt's farm in good shape.
The annual report of the Aims House
Committee was recei ed, read and ordered
published with the other county reports
The annual report of the County Collec-
tor was received, read and referred to a
committee consisting Of Messrs. Mathers,
Wolferth and Whitney for audit.
On motion Of Mr.. Usinger, the various
statements showing the financial operation
Of the county the past year, were ordered
published in the Constitution, GLOUCESTER
COUNTY DEMOCRAT, Times, of Woodbury.;
Enterprise, of Glassboro; Neacs, of swedes-
boro; and Sun, of Paulsboro.
The roll of members was then called Tor
estimates of probable bridge expense for
next year, in their townships and wards.
Following is the report
Gloucester County Democrat., 1905-05-11
Trenton. April %, 1905,

Mr.. D. T. Mathers, Woodbury., N. j.,
Dear Sir: The old petitions can hardly
be considered proper for the reason that in
them the property owners agree to pay 10
per cent. Of the cost of the road. As you
know, the present law repeals that proviso,
and, as you state, substitutes in lieu thereof
that the Board of Freeholders may require,
as a condition precedent to action upon the
petition, that the township shall guarantee
the payment of the 10 per cent.
The question of the order in which petit
tions should be considered lies entire y
with the Board of Freeholders, and they
may give preference to those which, in their
Judgment, are the most necessary, without
reference to any previous action of the
board. Yours very truly,
E. C. HUTCHINSON,
State Com missioner of puhlic Roads,
Gloucester County Democrat., 1905-05-11
Trenton, April %, 1905.


Mr.. d. T. Mathers, Woodbury., N. J.
Dear Sir:-Answering your inquiry OF
the 23d instant, l would say that it would
be better for your Board to rescind all former
action taken in reference to road improve
ment under the old law, and commence
proceedings anew under the act Of 1905.
By so doing you viii avoid many annoy
ing discussions and possible delays in the
appoval Of any roads that may be sent to
this Office.
Yours respectfully,
E. G. HUTCHINSON,
State Commissioner of Public Roads.
Woodbury., n. J. April 25, 1905.
E. G. Hutchinson, Esq, State Commits
sioner Of Public Roads, Trenton, N, j.
Dear Sir: have your valued favor Of the
22d instant, and thank You for the infor-
Gloucester County Democrat., 1905-05-11
Appropriations, slIs,OOO.

The Board awaited the deliberations of
the Committee on Appropriations before
opening the afternoon session. 1t was three
o'clock before that committee had COM
pleted the budget and made the following
report
Woodbury., N. j., May 10, 1905.
To the Directors and Members Of the Board
Of Chosen Freeholders Of Gloucester Co.
Gentlemen: = The undersigned Com
mittee appointed to prepare an estimate of
the money needed to be raised by tax for
the current expenses of the County of Glou-
cester for the ensuing year, commencing
this day, respectfully recommend that the
sum Of one hundred and eighteen thousand
dollars be assessed, collected and appropria-
ted for the following purposes, namely
Gloucester County Democrat., 1905-05-11

Slls,o0o o.
D. T. MATH ETSs
GEORGE DUDLEY WHITNEY
ELWOOD USINGER
H G. BENDLER,
GEORGE @. TONKIN,
fon, -, ittea
Gloucester County Democrat., 1905-05-11

The committee recommended that Mr..
Charles Wilson be instructed to purchase a
scraper for the use of the Co. Supervisor.
Respectfully submitted,
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Mns Baltimore GonntD.

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2ebenocs @efliigeI, pro Pfuno:
olte Siibner 1876. bis 14c.; irnge
Siibner tSc. bis 25c.; gnten Tic. bis
14c.; Sauben, pro Yaor 20c. bis 25c.
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81; 3uderriiben, pro Yiinoel &c. his
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@uidel $1.15 bis SLIPS; Garotten,
pro aiitc SOC. bis 40c.; IcrfeI,
pro Sob 500 bis $500; Sellerie.
pro Crate $1,OO bis $500; brat.
ncr 8obL, pro @ulfel 20c.; Spinot,
pro 9uld)eI 20c. bis 25c.; crime
9obnen, pro 8orb $3.50 bi S$l.75;
aopiiolot, pro 8orb SOC. bis $1.GO;
0urfen, 5loriouer, pro 8orb $50
bis $t.75; Tomotoes, pro Carrier
$500 bis $3.50; &ooieSden, Norfolf,
pro SaB $1.00 bis $3.50; Grobeeren,
pro Quart Sc. bis 14c.; gpfeliinen,
pro aiite $3.50 bis $3.50.
Groceries nnb Proniio o.
Sol5fleiihL pro Yfiinb: fleine Gu.
gar . Glreo Sdinfen 12c.; aroBe
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Sdmnl5 III Sierces 7%c.; Sped.
itultern sac; MeB.S dipeinefIeiid
$14.50 pro Sob.
8affinirter 3iider: aeipiirfelt
6.95c.; pulperiiirt 6.35c.; Stanoarb
granulirt 6.25c.; fem eranulirt
6.25c.; grpitol u 6.25; Columbia
q 5.9Oc.; eeIber 5.25c. bis 5.75c,
@eroiteer aaifee: 6. 8. s. 100
Bio. &iiten t212c.; 6. g. s. 60 Yio.
aiiten 1860; 6. 8. s. 36 Efuto
aiiten 12,70c.; reiner SABA 2S12c.
bis &c.; gutter SABA 2619c. bis &c;
reiner @offa 26%c. bis &c; SABA
uno Woffa, semiidt. 251Rc. biz 26c,;
Saba, eemiiht, 241ac. bis &c.; rel.
ner Waracaibo 2112e. Big 22c.;
reiner Ga @uapra 201ac. Bis BIC;
reiner Santos 2O1ac. bis 2tc.; Son.
tos, gemiidt, 1876. bis 20c.; Iio,
gemiiht, 1916. bis 19c.
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unb 1tBtIaRbtpp T..


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Sauptaun ritter hes Canton 2ieberiran8 -
Sin9itunbe icoen 9onneritdg Ibeno. -
9amens8 erein perfummeIt iib iebeu Sien.
fiag Ibeno. N~ntiondls9ier an 31pf.-
ebefapcaie Ielepbou: gBoIfe 1853 s.
Qlprilt31O
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-05-13

ar. 1924, northumberland - Stur
rler ar Serren bu bermtetben. - Sefnfte
0etrdnfe unb Betne. .8dp' gte!p'8rale.
ret'"@ter. 8erfautmIunQsIofaI hes Oft,
Qombarbftr. Smmerfp. Gaii' iinb 2etbs
8eretnS@. gbef.'1eI. Dt. YtrnoK 4o42 u.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-05-13
abam WuSp's Mehauraut,

Er. 110l, observation-disclosures.
Der rgfopboft Sutneripibrenbe Sauberein
bon Baltimore berfummeIt f@ bier
ieben Wontae. - 4ecree grebm 4 gons
Bier am 8apt, mad beuiIher urt btreit
BON Sob.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-05-13
ehmibt's ,6thcuirauS.Sane,"

bes m@uDern SIR. lint. sTcreins," nSidbcrs
nSsSamennereins," Canton Snlntcrlo.
Pan mo 2eibs NereinS," r9cuti,bc &C.
miitbIihieit. nSteiiclInmicoellnion" uno
n9eipersG uffIuoe Nr. AIS, !. .. g." Sri'
fbes Bier 5u ieoer Belt. 1eIepbon: e.
& Il. gSpIf 1909 ",
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Vrobnften.Warft.

llntcnItebcnoe Greiie bc5icben iid)
alf Ben gnsros.Snnoel; fir Den
a~leinbanocI muB ein cntipredJenoer
aufihIa9 genlad)t iperben.
@ier, pro 0ubeno 16c. bis 17c.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-05-13

RorSoft.Gde Soueb. unS garoline.Sirabs.
Sauptquurtier oeS p8dpern'W ninerdorS".
R.sO.s@de @ougb. iino @arolineftr. 8ers
einsberfammIuna ieoen 9onnerftae Nbeno.
0eue Miitelieber pilfommen. 8oraila'
lideS Bier Der Acknowledgement TN 8apt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-05-13

Rr. 1t2O bis ii22, Sarforb.apenue.
Sauptauartier hes D3baIia,W inner6ors".
Sane NIB Sommcraurien biuie gu Der.
mtetben. @uter YldS fir guiiernr6ften.
Seinfte 8etrdnfe. SreisBcoI. 9. 4 B.
3elepbpn - Wlt. Bernou 1859 Y.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-05-13
Seurp e. alein,s Westauraut,

SIR. 216, GIaps, nube SpnarosS trabe.
8or5iieIi6e NeiHe, Spiritiofen II. Union.
9iearren. 0eitcs Bier am 3apf. 2unfb
fir 8efhGftsIeute bon 1t.30 BORN. bis
2 ubr Hnbmittnas. 1elepbpn 8. & y.
ut. 8ernon 300S-H. (Wldr62)
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2M ncrfaufcn:
Ga %uerfdufcH:

81 btffdnffH:
glr. 507, 5f5 uno 5t7, HorosW,ontforos gIpe.
tefs 8immer init 8erbefierung. 9reis $3.50. 90.
@rlnb6ins $34.O0 bro Sabr.
aottee S1uier I'M 100 9lod Der Gorbs8rote.
Gfrate. feds 3ininer nit allen Berbeerlinaen,
Vreie S775.00. @runb5ins $50 pro Sabr,
100 9iod, aenpooosslbe. Cine Reibe bon
toeben fertig aeitenten bier6ebn mooernet sipeis
lfodtge1 S1ufern. Ge6s ~berfeIben fnb bers
Iaiitt, V,'ts $4,000. Sruub5ins $3.50 pro
q. 3. Gallagher,
12S-) gRreau; 2SOS Tairmpnnt.Noe.
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