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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-19

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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-19

Cks5E&y who's gOtta the but II that
enc Saf n the trying atua tons wns to be
y Judged TO " go Ia Bono. 5 sWh len meant
( tina gu were To- kiss every girl In the
i room ss x n 81 EsH
.Sas never goti enough going to s12 ONE
3 hen5 attended church socsiahlt nd
par les. " but ways gpt blindfolded and
--l1ad To kiss anyiootl y they a Brought to
me. which was usual a boy or a. icolorcd
il Rome, and when he got over. Ills l,e!nt;
ratified and robbed and burned by lava.
nt Vesuvius, he said he didrt' tScarc where
a lie went, and, besides, 7 told him about
tho Roman Coliseum, wile re hey turned
hungry tigers and lions, and hyh1las looae
among the gladintors. and Il the areAple
could see tho beasts cat them alive. and
{ dut1 said that was sonnet hing Ike. t,sas
$thc way he had been rohbcd and lnisused
in Italy. he would enjoy seeing q good
share OF the population che we'd by l0ns,t
aifgthe lions could stand IT. ~ ldnt, tell
dad that the Wild animal show had not
becn3running for a couple OF thousand
years cause j thought he would find It
out when we i:nt here n IA "a
II Say, old mani guess = can help You
( 10 locate Isonte. You member the time
u smoke a piece at tho school exhibition.
WHICH
shirt, like IN orator, and said: And
this Is Rome, that sat ON her seven hills
ana from her throne OF beauty ruled the
whole world.n Well this Is b it,awheres
III am now. but the seven hi Ills have been
7 graded down, and Rome don't rule the
whole world d little bit; but she hos:
got religion awful. is 5ss III VA "A 45
a The Pope lives here. and he 4 IS Y the
boss Of more rel gious people than any
!. body and though you may belong To-
any other kind OF church. and wher you
8nre home you don't care a ntinent tai for
my religion except your ow! or your
vito: s religion, mi you act llke an In.
Ffdcl and scolf mt good people when YOU y;
Eet5 70 Rome and SEQ the churches thicker
than saloons In Atilwa illse e,Ssund3 every
body tending church and looking ok, nolls
You I. catch the fever and try. to- forget
slaa8tl,ngs YOU, have one. land y YOU
eets al chance to SEQ The 7'ope, you M
50 u his palac Just cause you w Y, e g.
think you don't care " ne cher school
Keeps or not, and you feel independe
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-19
IS VIC ULD RDRDAK MI, l1P p MO
Il % ONES AND TFIRO ME- ON ~ a

into m y5 pocket and took my money.
and said /. couldn't spend any : money III
there where Il was goisg to stay for = g. g!
million years, ana, VI os},, was RI SO g
$petrifed 81 couldn't stop him from rob:
h Il, q say IIenneryt they will rob
YOU anywhere even in the grave, and and
5ifsthis Catacomb show Is over, and tn the
curtai nhas gone down want TO get out
OF here. and goS to the y coliseum or " he
Roma Il hltheatre I he wild
bcas Is eat people u And 50 ese LEFT
the ca tai comb ian ~ wen I, back to town
and dad began to how II fe again Az y,
say, you toll the FOL ks home that lisl1l
dad Isl gaining every q and his va
ca Il on4is doing him good has prom
Used to XII me ta king him 5to I. the he
9Catacomb sfo but dad never har57or IS
revenge or Tor &, ana 81 guess your ia
4 "a Sineptlew 4 vi pull tlirolgh wish
81 dga IT togo 70
.to Russia. Y ours, tlioN y E : I; .;Es
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III Y y Nj Richmond, Fredericks-
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Time Of arrivals
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that king OFT west worlxinn On, ! "a IL.
road with canvas clothes 81. he ,swn,Id,
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t,,ntt stond l,ntweeni y Ia l.in, s ~ q sIas,a
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Epr,asscd dad said n. when vo,i, . 70 In
Y Rome. Won must ia MS tho Romans q IN
and lie said ia wanted to net that heavy
telling off5 his shoulders, which he y.tg
at tho religious pro-cessi on on and wanted
'lines5to Il suggest something fdeyillsh that
NO could dc. land 10 told him,swe better
60 ana SEQ the Z. ca I'd colnbs.'' TIe want,
cd It'd know II 1T was anything like IN
trip TO Chinatown s or13$ tie BLACK
Crook" ana + told him IT was worse.
Then he asked me II there was much
low neck and long stockings In the
& Catacombs,' and II told him there was
a plenty.iand he said he was Just ripe
to see that kind 8ofs q show and SO We
took ~. carriage for the Hc'atacombs,'
and dad could Marcy keep SUI u We
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IPECF<,S BAD BOY ABROAD
Tile lad 5B ~ ard His D'a; 'ysLI visit
Tie Il opc they Bow 81. s5to the
King of Italy and rl':l 8Tli is'3 Nine tine
Spots Dad Finds That
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Opera \: ID
BySSH on. George w Peck

c:afE ITALY Dear Old Trlcnd:S
You remember. don't sou. when
I you were a boy. playing tag
you're IT., and g"buttoH. butt01i;f
who's s$ got the; but OH T?';ssff that 4
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SCHEDULE Z OF !. STOCKS.
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Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1905-03-02
e5lpareslrr s zsrmstral.
LONG DISTANCE TELEPHONE. No. if2
REGISTER OF SALES.

Mar. 10. S. Prosser, Gross Keys.
March Prank L. Care, near Mullica Hill
Mar. 7-wm c. Fox, Pitman Grove.
Mar. s-William Brooks, Admir-. of Chas. Brooks
deceased, near Blackwood.
Mar. s-Franklin Turk, Evan.
Mar. "a. S. Clark, Ptman Grove.
Mar. 1o-By d. 0. Watkins, Special Master.
Mar Job. F. Chew. agent, between Barnsboro
and Sewel.
March ILL W, Sickler, Glassboro.
March 10 Public sale by First Presbyterian
Church OF Blaekwoodtown, f. e. Wilson Sec'y.
March 1s-Personal properly of DIR. J. W. Hust
ed at Clayton n. J.
March Il-Franeis B. Davis. Agent
Mar. Is Stanley & Co., westville.
March ISL A. DeIIart, at Thorofare cut under
shelvings, wagons, etc.
Mar. 25- Edmund Jones' Substituted Admins
traitor c. t. \.
Mar. 27-By Sheriff Jones.
April s-By Sheriff Jones.
C. G. Clark & Son private sale OF cows.
Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1905-03-02
DUBLIC SALE.
Stanley & CO.'S ANNUAL SALE
Wagons Stock, Grain
and Agricultural implements
on
Wednesday, March Is, 1905
At the shops of the subscribers, at
wEsTyILLE. NEW JERSEY
40 NEW AND SECOND HAND WAGONS
4o NEW AND SECOND. HAND WAGONS

-Four 2-horse wagons, shelvings, low-wheel
wagons, 3 one-horse wagons, one-horse sheiy-
ings, 4 new farm carts 3market wagons, Tor one
or two horses;7 hack wagons grocery wagons,
milk wagons, ] baker wagon, 1 Plttsburg cut
under, with glass front. >urries, ladies phaet
ons, 3 buggies, ! rubber tire runabout; run
abouta, road carts ! Millei's speed cart,
spindle wagons sieighs. carriage poles,
AGRICULTURAL lMPLEMENTS-2o chilled
plows. Is two-horse plows 10 ne-horse plows,
sulky plow | gang plow. steel harrows.
cut harrows, | Acme harrow, land rollers. !
steel land roller. corn markers hoe harrows,
l sweet potato harrow, diamond tooth mar
rows ! potato planter, 2 weeders seeder,
corn planter hand corn planters, reapers
and binders, hay rakes manure spreaders, !
stub cutter. I stump puler, 10 wheelbarrows,
grindstones, 2 fodder cutters. | hog scalder, ]
cords pine wood by the cord. step ladders,
cut saw, wood saws. axes,S sets OF tee chains,
sets breast chains, shoyels and forks
H0T-BED SA -H-One hundred hot-oed sash,
twenty-five frames
STOCK-HLizzie Mac, bay mare, ID IL hands
high foaled 1902 sire Rosedale. 2i335, record
10 ii dam by Nettie record &c Ia; sound and
Kind can show 225 gait; broken to single bar
ness. Frank bay horse, years old, sound
and kind III single or double harness, can show
a g. 40 gait. This horse not be too highly
recommended. Five good work horses Ten
hogs Poland stock.
HARM SS-One set double harness, sets
single harness, buffalo robes, lap robes, ans 5
horse BLANKETS.
GRAINS tons timothy hay, 01 bushels OF
corn on cob.
sale to commence at u 30 sharp.
CONDITIONS credit OF > months will be
given on all sums OF $40 and upwards, with IN
ed security, payable in bank; sums under $40,
cash at close of sale.
r. I. James, Auct. I'll. STANL 4 W.
G. X. Stanley. Clerk.
Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1905-03-02
NEAR THOR0FARE, N. j.
The following described
Personal Property

STOCK Three horses one gray horse, yrs.
old. gray horse yrs old both sound and gentle
and good workers first-class team; bay mare,
III yrs. old, will work anywhere; good cows,
one will be fresh the last of April, one the mid
die of May.
WAGONS and IMPLEMENTS One two
horse heavy wagon, cart. carriage hay rig-
ging, l manure sides and bottom, ! Mccormick
moving machine. nearly new, Deering horse
rake. Itwo-horse pillow, one-horse pillow, eul-
tivators. ! Paris green gun, l spike-tooth har-
row, corn shelter. gi1ndstone, portable boiler.
stalk sled. ladder, hay rope and fork. block and
ropes trace chains, hoes forks, shoveis, seythes
and sneads.
50 HOT-BED SASH and rafters, tomato cutter,
lot Of sash glass lot of bean wire, lot Of truck
baskets.
HARNESS double set of breeching har-
ness il set OF cart harness. set carriage harness,
sets good fiynets. collars. brides. lines etc.
Also some hot-bed hay.
Sale to commence at O'Clock sharp.
CONDTTI0NS-Six months credit on all sums
over $40 by giving note with approved security,
interest after thirty days
A. s. Mullen, Aucts Agent.
Chas. n Bell Clerk.
Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1905-03-02

1000 bushels corn, 3 carloads choice winter
brau carloads chico middings, 1000 bushels
oats $50 bnshe best clover and timothy seeds,
100 bushels pea seed. 100 barrels Golden Horn
-four $50 bushels selected onion sets, 1000 bar
rels pure Houiton Rose. irish Cobhlers. Early
Fortune, Green Mountain and other varieties
of potato seed. My stock Of potato seed this
year was selected by myself in Maine last No
vember was grown by Mr.. Fred Foster, Of Aroo-
stock County who will come on with the seed
and be at Giassboro on day of sale
All goods guaranteed as represented
CONDITI0NS--Six months credit on all sums
over Sl0ep. All less sums cash.
should the weather prove exceedingly stormy
sale will take place the following Monday
All persons buying corn and not wishing to
move same Immediately can get it from my
mill during the spring or enrley summer
Sale to begin ut o'clock sharp.
T.. w SICKLER
B. E. James Auctioneer
Harry &C. shnte and Clyde ". sickler Clerk
Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1905-03-02

On the application OF Ham
nah A. Wood Administrators Order to
of Gerard Wood, deceased, show cause-
for sale Of lands to pay debts.
Hannah A. Wood, administrators OF estate OF
Gerard Wood deceased. having exhibited 70
this Court. under oath, a just and true account
of the personal estate and debts of said deceased
whereby it appears that the personal estate of
said GERHARD Wood is insufficient to pay his
debts, and requested the aid of the Court in the
premises It's on this twenty-seventh day Of
January A. d. nineteen hundred and five order
ed that all persons interested IN the lands, tene-
ments and real estate of said Gerard Wood.
deceased, appear before the Court. at the Court
House in the City OF Woodbury. on the thirty
first day of March next at 10 o'clock a. M, 70
show cause why so much OF the said lands ,tene-
meats hereditaments and real estate of the said
Gerard Wood, deceased, should not be sold. as
will be sufficient to pay his debts or the residue
thereof as the case may require.
JOHN 8. JESSUP,
Judge
ANTHONY Gs SILVER
A. H Ssrack hamer Proctor. Surrogate.
Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1905-03-02
The Overland Limited to California

Leaves Union Passenger Station, Chicago;
COS pm. daily, arrives San Francisco the
third day in time for dinner Route
Chicago, Milwaukee & ST. Paul Railway,
Union Pacific aud Southern Pacific Line.
All ticket agents sell via this route. Ask
them to do so.
Handsome book, descriptive of California,
sent for six cents postage. F. A. Miller,
General Passenger Agent, Chicago, or w.
S. Howell, 3s1 Broadway, New York
3-2-1t
Headquarters for Selected Seed Potatoes.
| have been up in Aroostook County,
Maine, and bought several carloads Of the
very finest seed potatoes that it was posi-
BILE to get, consisting Of all the leading vari-
cites. l have these potatoes bought SO
can compete with any one in the business
for the same grade Of seed. These potatoes
will begin to arrive here about March 10,
il the weather permits. Call and see me
when wanting to buy. Get your seed from
the party who buys your crop.
j. A. BALLENGER
MULLIcA HILL, N. j.
Bell phone l. 2-l6-5.
Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1905-03-02
For sALE.

My nine-room residence No. 80 Delaware st.
Woodbury.. corner of New st. Contains all inn
provemeutS = city water, aud bathroom con
nected with sewer: barn for foir horses For
full particulars, apply on the premises, or to
ERNEST REDFIELD.
Also. a large work horse. kind and gentle.
2-20J ANDREW NJ. REDFfELD.
Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1905-03-02

STOCK-0ne bay horse. II yrs. old, sound and
gentle fearless OF all objects; brown horse,
sound and good driver and worker, 10 yrs. old
Alderny cows, ! Jersey COW with calf by her
side, heifer, coming years old.
WAGONS and IMPLEMENTS-Hac wagon
with platform spring. will carry so baskets,
made by DeHsrt, in first class order;farm wagon
buggy Mccormick moving machine, hay rake.
Haines marker. two-horse plows one-horse do,
fallow harrow,4 Iron Age cultivators water bar
rel and hose, diamond tooth harrow, hay fork,
blocks and rope, double block and fall forks,
shovels, hoes, drags and trace chains, toma-
TO blocker, spotting boards stalk sled, COW
chains farm bell, ladder, Dick fodder cutter, hay
shelving ridger corn sides, mari box. p hot bed
sash and rafters, wheelbarrow,ax helves, double
and single swingietrees.
HARNESS-0n set single hack harness, sets
pillow Harness. set carriage harness, lines, col
lars, BRIDES fynets set cart harness, blankets,
halters.
One chnrn, butter box creamery. flour bin,
30 gallon portable boiier, sausage machine, lard
press meat bench, home comfort range in good
order, barrels, boxes and many other articles.
SEEDS--Buck Mountain sugar corn, White
Spine cucumber seed, tomato.
Sale to begin at l2.3l O'Clock r. Al.
C0NDITI0NS--A credit of six months wilIihe
given on sums over $40 by giving note with APP
:, 5 s. BF. CHEW
b r James, Auct: Chas. bikes, Clerk. agent,
Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1905-03-02
EN"R RENT
r. D. " ILkINN,
IS cooper street Woodbury., Nj
EARsI FOR SALE

The well-known wilkins farm in Washington
Township, near Turnetville, contains 1875 acres
and il one OF the best dairy farms in South Jer-
sey; never failing running water. up-to-date
bindings. only minutes walk from Grenloch
station. For particulars address
JOHN WILKINS.
l-49-4t Grenloch. n j.
Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1905-03-02
MODERN DWELLINGs FOR SALE

New conveniently arranged homes at Bridge
l2-a-04-tl :. II. RICHARDS.
Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1905-03-02
NNUAL SALE.
Will be sold at public sale, on
Wednesday, March s, 1905
At the residence of the subscriber, in
EVAN, n. j.,
the following described
Personal Property

STOCK-One gray horse, years old. sound,
kind and gentle and good worker; | heifer
yearing built 30 hetd Pig, Shoats and Breed
ing e. SOUS eyaNs nd tuptrMrxTs 81, cnt
under truck shelvings. two-horse heavy wagon,
. inch axle 10 inch tread truck shelving and
wagon, one-horse wagon, hack or milk wagon,
spindle wagon, farm cart, Planet Jr gang
pillow. set one horse shelving springs. moving
machines lot of peg-tooth smoothing hatrows
one-haIf dozen two-horse fallow harrows, one
half dozen corn markers, lot of cultivators lot
OF sweet potato cutivators with vine turner's,
one-half dozen two-horse Syracuse plows, lot OF
Hollocb weeders cut harrow, lot OF fertilizer
drills hay rope, 90 feet; swingletrees grind
stone VIII elbarrows, set off two-f orse heavy
harness, / GOO cedar lima bean pole, 40 chicken
coops.
| CORN. HAY and SEEDS-250 baskets Hybrid
seed white potatoes. Early Fortune, Early Rose.
Queen and Early Harvest varieties: lot OF East
eru seed by the sack, $50 bushels Yellow onion
sets 80 lbs. onion seeds, 30 bushels pea seed,
Early and Long Island and Pride OF the Market
varieties: 100 bushels corn, 200 baskets eating
white potatoes, ton second crop hay, tons oil
timothy hay. 10 tons salt hay baled blu. lima
bean seed, 2 bus. sugar corn seed.
HOUSEHOLD and STORE GOODS couch,
$50 yds ingram carpet $50 yds. rag carpet, ten
foot extension table, one-half dozen cane seat
chairs one-balf dozen Windsor chairs, | sew
ing machine Boss washing machine. rotary
washing machine, lot fof wash tubs, lot of bus
baskets horse blankets, lot OF whips, lot OF hats
caps. gloves. shoes. rope lines 7, breast and
COW chains haiters. forks, shovels, rakes and
many other articles too tedious to mention.
sale to commence at 1870 sharp.
CONDITIONS liberal credit will be given.
~. +. Rodan, Auct FRANKLIN TURK.
], w Bates VIM. H Brown, Clerks.
Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1905-03-02
OF SETTLEMENT.

Notice is hereby given that the account of
Augustus Prehl, executor of the estate of Ferd-
inand A. Godfrey, deceased, will he audited by
the Surrogate and reported for settlement to the
Orphans Court of the County of Gloucester, on
Friday, March 81 A. D 1905
AUGUSTUS PREHL
Dated March lst 1905. Excel tor.
Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1905-03-02

County OF Gloucester and State Of New Jersey,
bounded rs follows
Beginning at black oak tree standing under
the hill by the South Branch OF Timber Creek
corner also 10 lands of Samuel Blaekwood, and
runs thence by his land south thirty-one degrees
west ten chains and forty links 70 a pine tree;
thence still by his land south sixty-seven degrees
west twenty-one chains and fifty links to q small
pest in James Jaggard's line; thence by his land
north twenty degrees east fifteen chains and
fifty links to post: thence by Erwin's land
north eighty two degrees and forty-five minutes
east crossing Muddy Run Branch to leaning
sassafras; thence still by siad Erwin north thirty
six degrees east, twelve chains to the creek afore
said; thence up the said creek by the several
courses Of the same to the corner first mention
ed containing one hundred and five acres and
two rods more or less.
BY order of the Board of Trustees.
f. f. WILSON
Dated Feb, 6, 1905, 2-l6-05. Secretary.
Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1905-03-02
DURLIe SALE OF
is Carloads Of Seeds, Hay, Feed
Grain and Farming Implements
PITMAN AVE, PITMAN GROVE, N. j..
Thursday, March 8, 1905

SEEDS-One hundred and fifty bushels onion
sets. 80 bushels Peerless sead oats 80 bushels
ent varieties; ? carloads seed potatoes, Fortune
Rose, Pride of South, Green Mountain, Cob
bier; . carloads corn on cob, 20 pounds 10 bu.; i
loads fresh hay carloads bran, carload mid
dings
IMPLEMENTS-0n and two-horse Syracuse
plows, one and two-horse South Bend plows,
tooth harrows, hoe harrows, sweet potato dig
gers. corn shelters, shoves, forks picks. peck
measures half bushei measures, wagon hois-
tiers, and lot other things too tedious to mention
Sale TO commence az one o'clock sharp.
Conditions * credit of six months.
Sale viii be positive. rain or shine, as we have
plenty OF shelter
A. s. CLARK
B. +. James, Auctioneer.
w Collins W. III. Chew, Clerks 3-2-lt
Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1905-03-02
L1oss SALE or RENT.

$ r ON house and lot at Jefferson lot I, acre,
and good barn. ali IN good repair For partie-
ulars, apply to
WSL JENKINS.
Feb Q 05 #. jefferson n, J.
Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1905-03-02
Headquarters for Selected Seed Potatoes.
&C.
NoTIcE.

The regular monthly meeting OF the Board OF
Chosen Freeholders of Gloucester County will
be held in the Court House at Woodbury.. N. J
on Thursday, Mar. l6 1905. at ten O'Clock a. IN.
CHAS. N. BELL,
s-2-o5-2t Clerk
Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1905-03-02

BY virtue OF writ OF fieri facias, to me di-
rected issued out of the Court of Chancery Of the
state OF New Jersey, will be exposed at Public
Sale IN