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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1908-01-28

mmtcr. Sir ip3ial bemofrntiidc
Sittcn ODER oiclmebr ljniitten lit abcr
es red]t be5eidneup, oaB Der rotc
Softor bic pnrlamcntariihe Smrnunis
tb1t lnb Strafloiigfcit fiir ieitlc 0eBe
gegen bic fatboliidc Yreiie benmbt!
Der aarnmer lit audi cine Gi19dbc
Scr DS%reioenfer~ 5ugc8an9en. Sicie
trmIri9en @eifulteH iino ndmlifl mies
Ser an Der @r6eit: lie BADEN lid Den
abgeiallenen fran6oiihen @rs$rielter
8 bar6onncl 5u 5lpei &~prfrdgeu
I'M Cider aanton pcrifriebeu. 3mei
biernuf abgelnnote @itti6riften nit lie
70 uno 80 llnteri6riften an sic aaus
mer INT oIbidafiunA bes &ulmsbiias
gets unb @infiibruug Der lrcuuu1g
BON Stride unb Staat, lpie i'll Srnllfe
reid" erbielten bel Der Mehr5abi Der
9bgcorOneten cine Nufnabntc. Die ser
&ammerberidt init ciner ySeitcrs
feits" eMptc be9leitet. liner 2ano
lit pcnn ood) nicbi reii iiir iranSDiiihc
0lode unb aulturtnmpis Tolitif.
Tim oaf pasiclbc G. aud nod 10 balS
nidlt mirS, oafiir mcrncn Die tathrliihc
YrciIe unn Der fatbOliidIc Sulfspercin
IOrgen. Sur.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1908-01-28
Ans hrr DanptHant-

2ngcmburs, 10. San. Die fdtboe
lilhe Irbeiter6epegurg mad)t ii6erall
I'M 2anpe erfrerlide Sortihritte. Su
ben beiben lesten Wfpnaten gtopember
nnb Se5ember murDen fol9enDe Nr@
b%eiterpereirle %ge9ritnoet: St Cid 4. ;.
NlS., nit $50 NPitgliebern, St 2ue
remburg : Ct. Wfifel, nit 10 Mits
~sIieoern, i'm Yfaffeutbal nit 100
Wlitgliebern, 81 'eaHtal, nit 70'Ifit>
plieoern, Su 6ollerid,, nit 100 Witz
gliebern. 81 giiden, nit 100 Witt
9lie0ern; nuberbem in ben leBten Sns
gen 81 Sberferideu nit so Mitsliez
bern. glip nd)t nelle Yereine nit
90 Nitgliebern.
SnEembnrg, 10. Gan. @ir leIerl
III ser r8aSette DC 2iege" bon beute
Sreitag. Den 10. Sanuar: Gin DroBes
Sroieft, oeiien Snitiatipe Die Sanpelsz
TANNER Der belgilfen Sropin5 Git
~rembura niumt ulb i'll beilen Sntereiie
bringenoc Serbanolungeu nit Der
grpbberSoglideH Hesieruma bon 2u>
r%enrburg ~gepflogen meroen, lit in Nlts@
iift genonmen; e9 banoelt iid I'M Die
&crbinpuug ser Molel nit Der Muns.
Gin folder &anal piirbe bos bebelle
tenoe M~inenbollin nes @rpB6er5ogs
tbums 9uremburg init Slntperpen in
Serbinbitrg Ieeeu: Die Gntiernln9
lpiirpe nm 450 ailometer betrasen,
Die ofonomiiden 6olsen bieies Srpe
jeftes lpiirbe lebr bedd)tenslpertbe iein
loipobl fir 9clgien, ais nlld) fir bas
0roBber5ogtbum Suremburg."
Gipilitanb Der Stabt 2mrembnrs.
@eburten. ?. San: Wtate
tbins, Sobn bon Mtattbias 6nri, &dns
oelsmdnu. g.: Anna Iaria &atbaz
rina, Sodter bon gusen Srener.
@erffiibrer. H.: Sednne gliie Guaes
ME, 5od)ter bon Sr. Cue. 6pmlIe. Nps
uofdt unD SdofFe; Nartin, Sobn bon
Teter @eimersfirdl. Iaifinenfiibrer,
o.: Nlp6ons 9ouia. Gohn eon Not
tbias Nlpbons 8irion. aaufntnnn
s.: Hoger 2ouis Econ. Sohn BON 60
bnnn Sd%)nmbourg. Snouitriel; Siftol
Mihel, Sobn pou Yeter aipsen, 9ebs
rer on Der Sanpmerferihule; @ilbelm
emil, Sobu bon Nifolas Yeter @ags
ner. 8~ipiernteiftsr. T.: Solepbine
@areuerite Nina, Softer bon Solepf
8eaiug, Shloiier. g.: Commit. Sobr
bon Sumirit Suuiiaiut, @anbelsram
Seirdtben s. Sau.: So
baum 0riincn, Sllbrmann, nit Mariu
Sung. g.: Matthias Seteil, @es
ihdftspertreter, nit Sobannn Algus
itine @asner.
SterbefGIle. - .. Sanuor:
Inna Otter, aft 81 Sabre, @igentbii
meriu, 8ittiue bon Midel Saunp
8eitle6ens gigeHtbiinler. g.: 9ifplus
Sicaro. alt 90 Sabre. Shreirer. che
los. A.: Sransisfa &off, alt II 8.
9Sittpe o @attbias MARTINA. 5tlbs
Waurer. g.: Nitolas Sholtes, al
13 Sabre llno q Mouate. g.: Wnrir
2eclerc. alt 81 g., cbne Stuub. ebc,
los, aus Noher. s.: Maria Geulano
ait 81 Sabre, pbne Stuno, ebelps, aus
Sels; @enpieoo gauirert. oil rs J..
Mentnerin. 4ittpe bon Sbomns
Bprnc, 5eitlebens Snbmitriel. g.:
1eter @utborl, alt 81 Sabre, Yors
traitmaler.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1908-01-28
Ans hen Alst. 5taaten.
De BAUEREJoNG.
[Fum ". Il. Becker. Aus Prairie
blummen."l

Dlui1ulCu.
Mel papp. den as a bauersmann,
An ech well och G gin,
We'll neischt as besser engem kann
Fer gleckelech re sin.
Ken hutt, keng broscht, nom neiste
stuOl,
A wat de reich begleckt,
Keng defer kleder hun ech wuol,
Ma quit, wann s. och gefieckt.
All muorgens stin ech GAM FIRE op,
G%ewenlech fir der Som,
We quit schmacht da meng grompren'
Zopp,
Sc schmelzt mer bal am NOM.
Ech dranken d pert, t get holz geras2
An d. Ike. de gi ~gestrach,
so lang UNI felt damn arbecht as,
Get net derfu gewach.
A museck hun ech emmer fresch,
De klenkt mer mi me.
IT sin d. fillercher, de an dem bosch
Mer sange spet a FIRE.
Ech Sc gesont, as we de fesch
Am waszer ech ka gin;
Mel mutt meng fret sen emmer fresch
Well ech zefridde sin.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1908-01-28
aus hrm iibriasm Tbeilen,

&annsprf, I. Gan. @err 0einridl
Sebermcbl, Sruber &aieln ans Ser
6er5 SeIu Congregation. Gin 9eboe
rcner a~aunbprier. meilt ieit anr6ent
III ieiner 0eimatb auf Seiuh 5nr
Notwithstanding leiner ourd hnS
nirifnnil6e Niiun aHgegriiieneu Sc
nmbheit. Serielbc ipar ndmlih III
Den leetcu bier Sabren in Der @iiiion
Ct. Gabriel (Siitrift Stanleppile i'm
Gougoltuntel, I'M @ebicte heS Ncauos
tors tbGtig. - Gin anoerer Aautoprs
fer. Serr Spief S6umaher. bat ieine
neuc ~Soeuunth III Nmerita oui fur3e
3cit perlaiieu, nm ieinen 8crlpanpten
i'm mremburger 2nnbe eineu %eiud)
absuitatteu,
@imer, 6. San. Pm II. Se5ems
Der perIhico 81 Sttopille, Ohio (gfprSs
amcrita). Srnu -Gliiabetb Shueioer.
aeborene a|ieiier. Sic &eritprbeue
,paro geboreu III Siluer bel @reucus
mader am 81. Sanunr 1893.
Getinacu. 8. Snlk Aui Dem @es
lciie Der Stredc Hetingeu Aiinbia
iano man gcitcrn Wor9en Die ihred>
LID peritiimmelte 9eihc zines iungen
ManneS. Der Serungliidte beiBt
Solei Aremer ullb III u Sabre alt.
@r mar in Der Ndbe zines Sabniibers
aonaes bon einem poriiberiubrenbeu
3uee iiberiabreu worbeu,
9Seioig, g. Gan. Tor einiger 3cit
IieBen Sic Settiouen @idnpcilcr unb
@eibia Den 8qiieriuher fommen. Der
nit ieiner @iruidelrutbe im SeSlina
on peridiepeueu Srtet Griolg ge6abt
baben lpnGe. Ser Mnuu aiua bier
uno hortbiu mo Ge5eiNnetc Stelcu.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1908-01-28
Caher in pielen Sduen nitt bead,tet.

O
8ei Yeluden iii es niGt IboH, Die
Male dliiberall Su baben unb Die Ius
gen III mand)e 8infel ihweifen al
laiien, no Der Staub Der Heinie
gltngSbiirite barrt, 100 Die Spinnen
| ibrc 8elpebe. our Sdau alisgeitelt bas
ben, uno 100 10 m~and1erlei Belief
ounasltiite Der sroBeu Ionta9spaidc
barren. @ie geIast. cs lit nidt idon.
trcnu ma Senes poripisigerDeiic su
ieben illdt; Der boflidle SeIufer iiebt
bas aud ni6t. Iber etpas fdllt linn
bod auf uub bas liup Die uneltbd a.
tiihen @ruuDidt5c. Die
mande bausfruuen bnben uno iiber
ipeid)e mir bier phne Die Sofiihfeit
1e9eu Ole pertbc SeIerin Su perleben
= eiuige @emerfungen MADDEN lpellen:
@rltens, .bebalte nId1t5 IN Seilem
Seim. lppeon On nidt peibt. DaB es
nilbii6 lit. rrppon On niht 9lnuben
bariit, baB es l60u it," Sus iii
cine golbenc Hegel, Die man ME Der
leben iollte. Sn Nllgemeinc
Iilptl pllSi VlNip'tp uuu VI uNIt~
rem itaptil6en @obnun9en INNER
mehr @eltune. Man belrrebt iid,
iogen. Gurus. lpie 8. 9. Die Ginfers
liBhen unb nSfmiife Sein 6eims
@areu", uuS Den 6duiern fprt5us
i6afieu uno sur Nufri6tisteit uno
Giuiahbeit 5urild6utebren. Sa6ei
ldlieBt man freilih biSipeilen iiber's
! 3iel binans uno per9iBt, oaB @infahs
belt unb @ebiesenbeit 6uldmmen gee
bpren. lpenn Die @eidihte nidt eiren
drmliden Ginbrud MAIDEN iou. Sieic
@ebiegenbeit ldBt lid md obne 9roBen
Soltenalfpann erreihen. nro menn
quite Snfen immerbin etrpas mebr
foltell nls idledte. 10 halren lie did
LANCER. @eraoe beim aleingerai6
8eigt lih bds drn oeutlihiten. "a it
Elm NUMBER Ynntt in mundem nmIeris
faniid,en S~alsbnlte. Wpn Senen, oie
hos @elo niht nu8uieben brGudeu
umb iih ouber nun hna Seite 3ulegen
f%6nnen. miiiieu mir nutitrlidb ablehen.
@s sibt iolme Samilicn ilberal, Dereu
Snielgelnirr MIR ans oeoicgenem
Silber beitebt. pornebm mo gebieaen.
Gem SnrhihnitiS6lirger iino in bic
Ter Se5iebun9 genuine @ren5en ger
itedt. Nber e. m0dlte bod audl etluoS
reht TeineS huben. uHo ipeil er bdS
] GGte lid ni6t leiitcn fdnL 10 besniigt
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1908-01-28

Del Der Sdlfc zines Autbolifeu
ipllen nur fatbolilde Satbeu binSu@
ge5ogeu lueroen. unD 5luar fciue Naz
mems poer Suuiiheins a~atboiifer.
~louDern prnttiihe Setenner ibres ta<
tbolilhen @iaubenS. 8i1entlih pfos
teltantiite Sauipathen 6u nebn,en, lit
eiue lGwere Siinoc fir Gen, Der pafllr
nerantnortlid iii. Iber yun9iiltig fann
nie Sauic ourd Nnnabme bon nidts
tatbolii6en Sauipatbeu nie nno uins
mer lperocu. llebrigcns 'bubcu mir
ia ipicoertult gciugt. oab icber @eniA.
GbriIt, @eibc, Mo6amIeNauer. 8ots
teutot uns Der drsirc 6reimaurer unn
llnaldabiser aiiltig touien tann, 10
large er iiberhoupt ct1eS pcrniirftiaeE
freien NItes fdbja lit uno oaS beabiias
tist mas Sie airdle beim Smiieu bss
nbiidtigt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1908-01-28

9urd llfer. Die MID rpeiB 9eleiten,
Srdgt mid Der itdblerns blanfe S6ub,
Gs griiBen Die ~perbdugten 8eitcn
llio iuiilfen mir perbeiBenb 5u.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1908-01-28
@as lit infer Seim?

Cine eusliid,e Seituus mari obise
Srase fiir5lid, uuf uno leete si1ielr
TreiS fir Die bette Inttpprt aug.
Giuige onppn laiteteu: liner Seim ilr
Die gliitbe. oereu SriIft o~ereinit beu
8immel lit. - Cine @eit bon Mnmpf,
Der alsecif)lpiien cine @elt BON 9iebe.
Die e%inael6lolien lit. - Die 'aoloeue
Sniiuna, in meld,er Die Mutter Ger
ihonlte @oeIltein iii. Der ein5ise
Sled nii Grbeu, no Die Mdn9el unh
Sebler Der Wenihen pom Mautel oer
2icbe bebedt rerpen. Ser YlnB.
100 Die Dor Nugen Der Otetid)em
@roBcn DIT flein, ole Sleinen ldufig
eroB iino. - Nes &aters &Dni9reih.
Der ainDer Yaraoies. Der Wutter
Qnn5e Welt. - Ter Srt, mu man am
beitcn behanSelt pirn, uIo bpdD ant
unSufricoeniten ut.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1908-01-28

mo Nrdlt S. w. 2nuters bon ,Sres
oonio citation. Sas SsearGbniB fina
oct Sonner5tag Woraen I'M 10 llbr
nnf Dem ct. Sobnnnes : airfbofe III
Srcoonia burdl Nep. Selles itntt.
Zen Sinserblicbeuen uuler 9eilcibl
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1908-01-28
Jreubeu hes @interS.

9urd llfer. Die MIDI meib geleiten,
Srdgt MIDI Der itGblerns blanfe S6ub,
Gs griiBen Die perbGngten @eitcn
lllo iuinfen mir perbeiBenb Su.
8ie in Die &elt ein ein5'ses Stre5c1!
@ornGrtsl %orpdrts IN beiScm
2aMf!
Wie bin Oh id)oa, OH iunaes Sebenl
Die Sabn irei! Sort 8er halt
mid, duf?l -
Die blalieu INSTRUMENTATION
@ebn - 3arte &inocr frilb 5ur
Hdit,
Wtatt flimuern nod Die lebten, fablen
@~ulbfunfen auf bereiftem gift.
Der Nbenb idnniidt NIT rotten Stranger
Der llfsrbalDc peiBes aleib
ltno crirc, groBc Sterne 9idnSeu
6erab auf meinc ginlanf9it.
Sd ifluebe. Serne alle Sdrnfen. -
Gin leiies Sinfen lpedt mein SGub,
Sas fiibrt Die ltiirmenben @eoanten
Srnumbnften Wdrdentbdlern 5u.
Mih tragel i6neHe Silberfliieel
Cabin. 10 nett, 10 enelps tpeit,
Sort iiber bunte 9lumenbNgel
Su's Munberlano Der 3ineerSeit.
@o nlle @~llltbenglpden flingen
llnb glienrcisen bhi6t Durf's Woos
Die 9tadt lott leiic Shub unp
S1ipingeu
llnp 6icbt mcin 8arpt in i6ren ShoB.,
- ~ ~
S%n1eioeiieD.
Gin ultes nielgeiunsenes Sd1etDea
lieb, bas belonoers unlere dlteren
9eler nod IN Der Shuie melt brilbeu
iiber'm Ieer selernt baben, lit bas
Nahfol9ense:
SbrGnen bnb' id biele, pielc bersolleu,
SAB ih id,einen muB pon bier;
Soh mein gutter @ater bat es be-
idloiien.
Nus Ser Seimatb ipanoern sfpir.
Seimdfb, heute wanSern ipir.
Seut' auf elpig bon bier,
Srlm Ibe, 10 lebe ippbll
9ebet ipsbl, Sbr @drten, 1ielen umo
Seloer.
@o ib mGnd,es StrGuBGen banpl
9ebet mubl. Sbr 9iIfe. 2alben nno
WdIeer,
Wc i6 tilblen Sdatteu fdno.
Sere' mn 5bdler, title Iu'n,
Bero' @ud nimmermebr lfarn
Drum Noe, 10 iebet wobll
9ebet mobll 10 rui' id trauria ber>
nieDer,
Huf's bon, Serge binab ms Sball
9eim,atb! Seimatb, ieb Sid nimmer@
lpieoer.
Sch did, beilt' ium lebten @all
'Sunfel miro es rings imber,
lInp mein 6erS lit 10 lhner
tSrnm Ibe! 10 lebet ipehl!
NSaS iebe S%ausnrutter miifem isii.
Gloucester County Democrat., 1908-10-01
cL.ARksBoRo.

Mrs. Joseph Clark, Mrs. William
Canning and Miss Ethel Resting each
received birthday postal card show.
er last week
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Shute enter
tanned on Sunday Mr.. and Mrs. Free
man Stout and daughters, Airline and
Gladdis, of Philadelphia.
Mr.. and Mrs. Smith Endicott, OF
Rio Grande, Cape May County, spent
Monday night with Mr.. and Mrs. E.
H. McCarty.
Mrs. Sedgwick Shoemaker, of near
Swedesboro, is spending a few days
with her sister, Mrs. George Walter.
Mrs. George VanHook and son
spent last week as the guests of her
sister, Mrs. Harry Murphy in Elmer.
Ards Kircher, of Mt Royal, has ac.
cepted position at Glassboro with
the w. ]. & S. S. r. R., and may move
there in the near future.
I. H. Davidson, of Mt. Royal, has
been suffering the past week with ton,
silitis.
The firemen and their wives of Mt.
Royal, met on Monday evening and
arranged for an oyster supper to be
held on Friday and Saturday even.
ings of this week, October I'd and Sd,
in the new fire house, just completed
in Mt. Royal. Tickets for supper. %
cts. Ice cream. cakes, fruits and can
dEl for sale.
Daniel T. Sweeten has purchased a
fine new auto of Amber Stetser, of
Paulsboro, and is enjoying fine rides
over the country.
]. Clinton Green has returned to
Haverford College for his fourth ana
last year.
N. P. Hoffman attended the wedding
Of his niece, Miss Richards, in Phila-
delphia, on Saturday and also spent
Sunday with his daughter, Mr.. and
Mrs. James Shute in West Philadel-
phia.
Mrs. William Hoffman is spending
a few days in Bordentown and will
visit the State Fair in Trenton dur
ing her absence.
Mrs. Robert Eldridge, of Mt. Royal,
is attending the Sunday School Con.
vention in Glassboro
Mr.. and Mrs Edmund Weatherby,
of our village, and Mr.. and Mrs.
James Hoffman. of Mickleton, attend-
ed a wedding at Collingswood on
Wednesday evening of last week.
Gloucester County Democrat., 1908-10-01

recitation IN which the tragic element
prevailed a good reading upon Hal
low-e'en was given BY Clarence Parks
Mr.. Chas Fl. Babcock sang eTipper-
ary. Mrs. Chas. III. Thomas asked
some good eonundrums. Paddle Your
own Canoe'' was well sung BY Mr..
Edward Heritage. Mr.. Chas. H. Thom-
as, Worthy Master, read something
about Locking the Stable Door After
the Horse was Gone, Z in broken Ger
man, with fine effect A lovely piano
duet was given by Mrs Elsie Eastlack,
and Mrs. Susie Reed. tits Bad Enough
/ But 1t Might be Wuss'' was an excel
lent recitation by Mr. Herbert Etter.
A Rainbow Song was beautifully Civ
en- by the Thorofare Quartette Miss
Mabel Clement played an inspiring
march upon the piano. There was an
other cake guessing contest, the sisters
only being allowed to guess. Mrs. An
ME Reed guessed the exact weight
/, twenty three pounds.
! A large number were present and
the meeting was voted a grand success.
The program will be prepared by the
young folks for October 18th. The
committee will be James Carter, Jr
Mabel Clement, Mr.. and Mrs Chas. Fl
4 Babcock. The Ceres Meeting will
come on October 26th. On next Mon
lday night, October 5, the sisters will
/ form committee to prepare the liter
ary program. They will be Mrs. James
Carter, Mrs. Isaac G. Low, Mrs. VIM
! r. Gibbs and Mrs. T. Clark Reed.
Gloucester County Democrat., 1908-10-01
PEpRIckToWN.

Both Baptist and Methodist Church
es held extra services last Sunday
splendid congregations being out. In
the Baptist Church, Rev. ]. w. Gam.
Bile, of Pennsgrove, occupied the pull
pit in the morning and preached an
excellent sermon and in the evening,
Rev. George Barker. of Swedesboro
preached. A rally was held in the
M. E. Church by the Epworth League
in the evening, the church being
tastefully decorated. An address was
made by James Sparks, president OF
the League, and the pastor. The SER
vice was filed in with excellent mu.
sic by the choir and Messrs. Conover
and Nelson, of Woodstown and Will
liam Cunard, cornetists.
Miss Mary Sparks and Mr.. Horace
Justice were married at the M. E.
parsonage by the Rev. J. E. Shaw on
Wednesday evening, September 23.
They were later given serenade. Mr..
and Mrs. Justice left for Niagara
Falls on Thursday morning.
Miss Carrie Taylor and Mr.. John
son, of Centre Square, were married
by Rev. Mr.. Shaw, at the parsonage
on Saturday evening last, September
goth.
James Sweeten returned last We'd
nesday after having spent the sum-
mer in Wildwood.
Samuel Straughn and brother, Benz.
Straughn have returned from a few
days trip to Richmond, Va.
William Burk spent part Of the
week in New York
T9o,,sor NHorvseSox, l,a1 t,1,.ex1.+ =,
house where he now resides, of Har-
ry Picken.
The Methodist people did well at
the oyster supper held on Saturday
evening. about 500 being taken.
Our towns people were shocked to
hear of the sudden death of Robert
Holdcraft on Monday morning at his
home near Centre Square.
William Chew is nursing a disabled
member, the result of mashing his
finger with hatchet while carpen-
tering.
Mr.. and Mrs. Freeland Sparks en-
tertained Mulford Smith and wife, of
Camden, over Sunday.
Mrs. Katharine Justice has sold the
house she bought Of Eugene Sparks to
John Hertz. Mr.. Hertz will move at
once.
Raymond Doughten, of PhiIadel-
phia, was noticed among the visitors
in town on Sunday.
Blacksmith Harry Watson was
kicked unconscious by horse be was
shoeing last Saturday. Mr.. Watson
IS improving at this writing.
P. P. sweeten's auto was run into
by another in Camden last Sunday,
somewhat damaging 1t.
Miss Lizzie Swaverly has returned
after having spent the summer In At
lantic City.
Gloucester County Democrat., 1908-10-01
HuREEviLL-r.

While at Atlantic City on Sunday,
Chas. P. Watson had his pockets pick
ed Of thirty dollars.
William F. Maynard, of Haddon
Heights, moved his household effects
here on Saturday.
The Junior Mechanics, of this place,
had float in the parade at Glass
boro, on Saturday, also many were
spectators.
Principal Davis. of our public school,
is quite sick and was obliged to go
to his home at Shilo. The grammar
grade room is now closed until a
teacher can be secured.
James Kincaide has erected anoth-
er large silo and will soon have one of
the best equipped dairy farms in this
neighborhood.
Rally Day exercises in the NJ. E.
Church Sunday evening, October II.
Mrs. Charles H. Doran, accompanied
by Mrs. Adeline Wick, of Cross Keys,
has been spending three days yis-
iting relatives at Parkertown, Ocean
County.
Some very good crops of sweet po-
tafoes are reported Henry B. Chew
raised In his garden eight hills which
filled a basket.
The red and blue ticket contest in
the Sunday School closed on Sunday,
the blue tickets being victorious and
are now looking forward when they
will be entertained by the holders Of
red tickets.
The Sacrament Of the Lords Supper
will be administered In the Methodist
Church next Sunday morning
An unusual large number of per-
sons from here attended the Trenton
Fair this week.
Gloucester County Democrat., 1908-10-01
BLAcKwoop.

At the regular monthly meeting of
the Blackwood improvement Associa-
tion held on Monday evening the 2Sth
inst, the following persons were re-
elected to the respective offices for
the ensuing year: President, Elmer
E Wilson; vice-president. Or. Joseph
f. Hurff; secretary, g. Frank Pine,
and treasurer, Or. j. Arson Smith.
The above association has been or
ganized just one year, and has ais its
object all that tends to improve and
benefit the community Through its
direct Influence already many vaIuar
BILE Improvements have been brought
shout. and other important objects
are under way.
Gloucester County Democrat., 1908-10-01

2 E Hi S tfEW EHSlaAul
supper IN PROSPERITY f4ah, Saturday
evening, October 10th, from till
Tickets 25 cents.
Charles Kindick was the lucky win
ner of the prize drawing last Friday
evening. Ask Charley what he won.
1t commences to look as though we
were going to have the much needed
safety gates at the Pine street cross
ing.
The thieves are still doing business
in this section. Childs' grocery store
was entered one night last week and
S35 taken from the cash register. Last
Sunday evening they broke into the
NeWbold public school house and scat
tered the school supplies all over the
building. Not content with this they
broke several windows in the building
and also destroyed a clock in one of
the rooms.
Mr.. Joseph F. Sitley, who for many
years carried on the tobacco and CT
gar business at the corner of Pine
street and railroad crossing, has sold
out and will retire for a while Mr..
G. NJ. Hall, of Newbold, the new own
er will take possession in a few days.
We wish the new proprietor an abund-
ance of success.
Westyille Council No. 1S0, Daugh-
ters of Liberty will give a sour krout
supper in Prosperity Hall, Saturday
evening, October 18th, from 5 till 8.
Tickets 20 cents.
The Westville Power Boat Associa-
stion is rapidly gaining prominence.
From an association Of a few mem
4 bers started short time ago it has
the proud distinction Of having up
wards of so members at the present
time. They will hold their first grand
entertainment and dance at Groves
Retreat" Saturday evening, October
24th. -
Miss Minnie Coates is slowly re-
covering from her recent attack of
typhoid fever
Next Friday evening, Rev. A. G.
Struthers will give an illustrated lee
ture, entitled "The Life Of Paul." in
the M. P. Church. Everyone is invit-
ed TO be present as there will be no
charge for admission, but a collection
will be taken IN the interest of the
church extension
Mrs. NJ. P. Fish, Summit avenue.
Newbold, is under the doctors care.
Chestnut hunting is becoming quite
fad now and will continue for a
week or two longer. Last Tuesday
morning the woods We're full of
hunters, some going early in the
morning with lanterns.
Gloucester County Democrat., 1908-10-01
THoRoFARE GRANGE NEWS.

Lost Monday night at the Grange
was called Mems Night" and the lit
erary program was prepared by the
following committee: Messrs. Elmer
Clement, Champion Colby VIM. r..
Gibbs. Chas. B. Leonard, Jr., and Clar-
ence Parks.
It opened with singing by the
Grange. Mr.. Champion Goldy gave a
Gloucester County Democrat., 1908-10-01
Dr.. Hess Poultry Pan-A-Ce-A
Is the Scientific Compound for Poultry
Poultry Pan-A-Ce-A cures di.

Poultry Pan-A-Ce-A cures dis
eases and makes hens lay.
It has special merit peculiar to
itself; take no Poultry Foodn
or Poultry Powder" as a substi-
tute.
Poultry Pan-A-ce- A is not
made from . stock formula, but
from an actual and practical
knowledge Of every condition
and disease that fowls fall heir
to.
Pan-A-Ce-A not only cures and
insures immunity from disease,
but it is a digestive tonic that
makes poultry grow healthy and
strong, and keeps them SO.
It cures gapes by destroying
the cape worm.
/ IL lb. Csc. S ID. 6Oc.
Gloucester County Democrat., 1908-10-01
Instant Louise Killer
Kills Lice.

Put up in around can with per
forated top ready for use IN one
and three pound packages. You
will notice the large size is the
cheaper. You get three pounds
for 90 cents, and with the handle
it is just as convenient as the
smaller size.
Remember there are so-called
Louise Killers that initiate this,
the original Louise Killer,in style
of package, label and IN fact
everything except the word in
stant.n Look for the word in
stant on the can. That IS proof
positive that you are getting the
genuine, and the genuine scien-
tifc preparation is backed By a
guarantee that IS . guarantee.
3 ID. 60c. / lb. 25c.