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Gloucester County Democrat., 1908-11-05
pUBLEc SALE
win be sold at Public Sale, on
Saturday November 18th, 'O8
on the read from RIOHW0oD to AURA, 1 rails
from Alrs



HoR .Es-Bay mare, mare 70 ssafs old sound good
driver and worker grey horse, good driver and
worker, black mule sound. coming years old
fast walker and full OF life will suit anyone
looking for an extra good worker This mule
sold in pair for $500.
HOGS-Lot OF pigs 8 weeks old also lot OF
shoats and breeding sows.
WAGONS-DeHart full cut under shelving
wagon nearly new, carries 100 baskets been
used only year, win carry tons, q spit n
did opportunity; cover and apron, heavy VIII
son and Child's wagon, set OF red rail shelvings
carts, leather top buggy. in good order, swill
cart and barrel, sets OF gravel bottoms so BUSH
el corn box
HARNESS-Six sets double harness set liess
carriage harness2 sets cart harness, s sets double
lines, brides. collars, pair new; sets fiy
nets, lot vi horse blankets aud halters
IMPLEM Moving machine Jones'
maxi; iron ho se rake disc cut harrow iron
frame scratch harrow, new; two-horse SYRIA
cuse plow No complete new wooden beam
two-horse plow, Planes Jrs potato digger spike
tooth hoe harrow. lever hoe harrow, DarneEI
marker, cutting box, nearly new; IS hos bed
sash and rafters spotting boards spot shovel
wheat grainery, feed bin sled 2 sressels, lot
scythe and snead, drag chain, swinglet, ees and
eveners, lot baskets, grain bags, curry combs
and brushes, 400 bushels corn.
Sale to commence at II o'clock.
CONDITIONS = Ali sums under $40 cast
sums of $40 and over months credit with in
terest after co days by giving note with appro-
HOWARD I. SAUL
B. F james, Auct.; A. s. CLARK, Clerk.
Gloucester County Democrat., 1908-11-05
HURFFvlLLE.

Humorous entertainment in the
basement of the church next Saturday
might Everybody come. Proceeds for
renovating the primary room of the
Sunday School
The young people to the number of
about forty-five held their Halloween
Festivities in Davenport's Hall on Sat
Eurday evening. The costumes were
fhall offered a most satisfactory place
lfor the indulgence of various games.
At late hour all were invited to the
dining room where they were greeted
by the heavily laden tables with the
delicacies of the season.
The young people went on a straw
Eride 10 a party at Pitman on Monday
might. 60
Mrs B. f. Allen and Mrs. H. B.
Evans have returned home after un-
dergoing treatment at Philadelphia un-
der the supervision of a skilled physi-
clan.
Principal H. NJ. Davis, who was
obliged to give up the school for a
time on account of i'll health. resumed
his duties on Wednesday
Thos. B. Kier is having cement
walks laid which is decided improve
ment.
A Halloween party was held at the
home of Roy Evans on Saturday even
ing by his school friends.
Don't forget the entertainment at
the church this Saturday night Hear
the dialogues, Timothy Cloverseed
Visits the City" "A Backwood Child, :
"a Quiet Smoke, "The Monologues, =
Back in Squashyille," Hunting a
Mouse Admission 10 cents.
A Surprise Party.
Miss Pamela Dilks, of Pitman, was
rendered a masquerade surprise party
on Monday evening by number of her
young friends. A strawride came from
Hurffville, with the tingle of bells
mingled with the merry voices together
with the brilliant moonlight filled all
with delight as they sped along the
street. All assembled at the railroad
station from whence they went to the
house where all were received most
jcyously but utterly surprised Miss
Dilks. Theevening was spent in a most
amusing manner, as is usual with the
assemblage of the young people. Every
body did justice and enjoyed them
selves in. an appetizing manner. Those
who participated in the evenings
event were Misses Myra Jones, Vera
Hurff. Mae Pierce, Edythe Simpson,
Gertrude Keyser, Nettie EpIey, Anna
Gardner. Kathryne Sherman, Messrs.
Joseph VanMeter, Hiram Jones, Elmer
Williams, Raymond Parker, Everett
Simpson, Neal Shaw, Clarence Duffield,
Howard McNulty, Of Hurffville; Har-
vev Ulrich, Edward Robinson, Ray
nond Hearey, of Camden; Miss Estel-
la Pierce of Glassboro; Miss Bertha
Chew Of Newfield; Misses Mamie
Cole, Flora Breck, Addie Carr, Lille
Atkinson, Rilla Lord, Myrtle Stanger.
OF Pitman; Messrs. Blair Lawson. Wal
ter solomon, Byron Kindle, Edward
MoacIief, Lester Cliff, of Clayton; Miss
Menebe Banett, Wesley Handle, of
Chapel Heights; Mr. and Mrs. Joseph
d. Hurff. Mr.. and Mrs. Elwood B.
Hurff, Of Harffyille; S. D. Fisler, of
Pitman.
Gloucester County Democrat., 1908-11-05

LIVE STOCK-Bay mare, 10 years old, l515
hands high kind and gentle in all harness, e xtrs
good to pull; grey horse years old, l5sz
hands high. kind and gentle in all harness, will
second calf IN March, now giving eight quarts
per day; shoats, viii weigh about loo lbs,each
WAGON, d IMPLEMENTS-Two horse
heavy wagon, with sides and bottom, in first
class order one horse heavy wagon, cart cut
ter wagon, buggy, carriage poles. moving ma
drill. corn shelter, turnip cutter, grindstone,
corn marker, Syracuse plow, No. s. Syracuse
piow. No. D; Decker sweet potato digger hoe
harrows, corn cover attachment and sweet po-
tato attachment for same; cut harrow, good as
new: A. harrow, digger tooth harrow, sweet
potato ridge vine cutter. so hot bed SASH all in
good oruer; sets double plow swingletress
hoes. rakes, forks. shoyels 2 good ladders Ia
and l6 It long, large feed bin a good one; good
double block and fall, 20 good grain bags, lot
trace chains. 1000 lima bean poles and many
other articles not mentioned
HAY ~ CORN tons good mixed hay, 100
bushels corn, IS heaps corn fodder.
HARNESS. sets heavy double harness. set
single heavy harness. set cart harness, set double
carriage harness. sets single carriage harness.
collars, lines, brides and haters.
HOUSEHOLD GOODS--Good coal stove, oil
stove, burners; gasoline stove 3 burners; lot
chairs, couch sofa, lounge sideboard extension
mattresses, 2 good washing machinss 9 mil k
coolers. milk separator, LeFavae separator as
good as new
Sale to commence at o'clock D. m
CONDITIONS credit of months win be
given on all sums above $40 by giving note with
approved security, payable in bank All sums
less han $40 cash at close of sale
FRANK I MOORE
VIM. RI Munyan, Aact. O w Eftxinton Clerk
Muliica Hill n. j., October 26th. 1905.
Gloucester County Democrat., 1908-11-05

LIVE STOCK-Three good work hoJses-
Bob" eight years old. is kind and gentle In all
harness Dan, sorrel horse. il extra fast wall
er. and good in ali harness; Bill good work
er in all harness Three young cows-one thor
ougnbred Guernsey extra good COW: | extra
good COW, will be in profs soon: extra good
COW three quarters Guernsey. Ten pigs eight
weeFs old
HAY AND GRAIN -l25 bushels corr. 10 tons
rye straw, tons crsb grass hay. nearly of
salt hav with lot OF other hot bed hay.5e heaps
HARNEs Double set OF breeching harness
in good order, double set of hip strap harness,
nearly new; extra heavy set of single market
wagon harness. acts cart harness. set single
carriage harness in ood order; lot of collars
and brides in good order.
WAGONS--One DeBart fhel ing nearly new,
in tread, 2ls inch axle; / low. down DeHart
wagon nearly new. 3 inch tread 2 inch arm:
good hay rack. hack wagon III good order, 2
carts
FARMING IATPLEMENTs-On good sweet
rotate digger with vine turner's attached; two
horse plows, nearly new; ] double plow for
deepening rows; / corn coverer in good order;
horse Il srtilizer drill. i copper knapsack
sprayer, first-class corn shelter hoe harrows.
in good order; good vine turner's, walking
brand ne W gang plow ,Iot of good wheels; i two
seated sleigh, lot rf hot bed lumber. some new;
l25 hot bed rafteIs snow plows. | stalk sled,
one horse scratch harrow. feet wide good
two or three-hors cut harrow, ] good grind
stone, ] granary holds l20 bushels ! small
chicken house. nearly new; good Wood now
Ing machine. lzs hot he'd sash, cross cut saw L
eman cross cut saw, rair shafts Tor mark ct
wagon, tongues for heavy wagon, tongue for
carriage, one 22-gallon boiler with furnace; 2
large iron boilers, barrel sleds, lot OF ba res.
chicken coops. forks and shovels 8 ladders.
wheeibarrow ~ barrels of vinegar, hay fork
and rope, and lot of other things tco numer
Gus to mention.
SEEDS-Le OF extra early cantaloupe seed;
lot of shippers Delight; lot of Rocky Ford; los
of Improved Early Anna tomato seed free from
ght; lot OF purple second early tomato seed,
frc frf1r. 13sh NJ. Irfr Ia o~1x
mato seed free from blight lot of green squash
seed, let Of "Chelton Sweets watermelon seed,
saved this year. All the above seeds are the
very best
Sale TO commence at 80 O'Clock p. m.
CONDIPI0NS-A credit of nine months on
sums OF $40 and upwards, by giving note with
approved security; sums under $40. cash
MICHAEL FELTMA N.
B. F. James, Auct; VIM NJ. Carter, Clerk.
Gloucester County Democrat., 1908-11-05

public sale, ON
HONDA I, the sere1ith dan Of December,
next, between the hours OF II and 5 clock, to-
wit at two O'Clock in the afternoon OF said day,
at the Court House, in the City Of WOODBURY.
county OF gloucester, and state of New Jersey
all the following described real estate that Is
TO say.
All the following described tract Or piece of
Iald situate in the Township Oh Monroe. tlate
Washington1 in the Country Of Gloucester late
Gaudenl and State of New jersey and bounded
follows:
Beginning at a stone standing in the Maurice
River road, corner to lands laid of TO Allen
Clark and Others, thence by the same. al north
hfty-sixs degrees thirty minutes east, f0rtythree
chains, fifty links TO stake at the edge of the
swamp, ~ north nineteen degrees west eigh-
teen chains, twelve links to stump Is north
f0rty-0ne degrees east ten chains twenty links
(a north. thirty three degrees. thirty minutes
west seventeen chains, Twenty-Five links; Isl
north one degree and thirty minutes west. two
chains five links; co. north sixtysseyen degrees.
fifteen minutes west six chains. sixty links to d
pine; ca north thirty-6ye degrees, fifteen min
ubes west, thirty chains sixty links TO a pine
corner 70 lot of cedar swamp; Isl south three
degrees west. two chains 70 a corner OF William
Nicholson's; (g) south sixty-six degrees west,
two chains to a corner in said Nicholson's line;
lt0) south six degrees west. six chains. forty
links to a corner of Joseph Marshalfs lot Of
swamp. (lll north eighty degrees west, six
chains forty-five links to a stake in said Mar
shail's line and in the new road leading from
MdFeHdfte > MIL 10 haulice RIVER fiZ1 along
said road. south i've degrees west, fourteen
chains, sixty links to . stone in the middle of
said road, tiSl south ifty-six degrees. thirty
minutes west, forty y-four chains. twenty links to
corner Of heirs of Josiah Carks deceased;
tl4) south fifty degrees. forty- five minutes east
forty-four chairs to the beginning.
Containing two hundred and thirty mine acres
aud eighty hundredths of an acre of land, be
the same more or less.
Excepting, however, a tract OF land containing
four acres, more or less, from and out Of the
above described tract. which Gotfieib Pfeiffer
by his deed dated March 18th. lS72 granted and
conveyed to one Joseph M uaines
Being the same premises that George Il, Pfeif-
fer Trustee. aud George 1. Pfeiffer and Sarah
Emma his wife. by deed bearing even date here
with and intended 70 be ferthWifh recorded
granted and conveyed unto Henry Moonshfne
Seized as the property of Henry aloonshine,
et lx., Def ts aud taken In execution at the suit
0f George L. Pfeitfer. Trustee oil the Devisecs of
eutfleib Pfelffer, decd, CompIt. and to be sold
BY
CHARLES WILSON,
David @ Watkins. Solr sheriff.
Dated Nov. q 1908
price Tor the above advertisement $3.50
Gloucester County Democrat., 1908-11-05

225 acres, one OF the best grain, grass and
truck farms in New Jersey; would make fine
cattle or stock farm; situated mile from sta
ton; in good farming district ~ acres in
grass, 25 acres in good timber {60 years old
fine Ike of spring water covering s acres with
wateI.power and saw mill; over lU0 acres under
cultivation. Homestead overlooking lake: new
upto-date tenant house, directly opposite large
barn for stock OF all kinds with water in build
ings, ,be-ides another set of buildings with house
located nicely for help or will divide farm with
buildings. The farm must be seen to be appre-
eiated and can be sold on satisfactory terms
Gloucester County Democrat., 1908-11-05
VENDuE
Personal Property
Will be sold at public sale. on
Wednesday, November Ii, 'O8
on the farm OF Harry Holdcraft, deceased near
FAIRYIEW, on the Glassboro and
Westville stone road, the follow
ing personal property:

on the farm OF Harry Holdcraft, deceased near
FAIRVIEW, on the Glassboro and
Westvilie stone road, the follow
ing personal property:
STOCK-Three horses good work team and
a driving mare, cows
IMPLEMENTS & MISUNDERSTANDING wag-
on. cut under, made by DeHsrt been run
year; bolster wagon, cart. moving machine
riding cuItivator, plows, Acme harrow, corn
shelter, grind stone, shelving body, 2 culsivat-
ors gang piow, Is strawberry crates, i5 straw
berry trays, sweet potato digger
HARNESS-Set OF double harness, been used
yesr.
MISCELLANEOUS-S cart harness, 40 chest.
nut poste lot of oak lumber, 800 baskets. lot of
pine and hemloek timber.
tons of hay. 35 good hot bed sash, swingle-
trees and traces, shovels hoes, forks. lot OF old
iron.
275 shocks of corn not husked, by the shock
Is tons Of manure, wood lot and other things
not mens oned.
sale to comneece at b. M sharp
CONDITIONS--A credit OF nine months will
be given on sums OF $40 and over by giving
approved note payabie at the First National
Bank, of Woodbury., interest after 30 days; less
sums cash.
sainistrator.
3, 2. James. Auetioheer; E. Porch, Ciere.
At lama time under same conditi phs: Buggy
set of light harness, nearly new; z shoats.2 sows
with pigs one with 7and one with pigs.
bed and springs, mattress, wal 1T crib, parlor
and rag carpet. MAYME H0LDCRAFT.
Gloucester County Democrat., 1908-11-05

25 acre farm, 215 miles from Woodbury. 10 rn in.
utes walk to trolley; good soil for asparagus OF
early trucs- Four room house, with shed, new
barn and buildings. Make nice poultry farm
running stream OF water.
Gloucester County Democrat., 1908-11-05
WANTED.

To exchange, hot-bed hay or bedding for its
equivalent in clover or mixed hay.
JOHN H. FISH,
LIS 2t. Gibbstown, N. J
Gloucester County Democrat., 1908-11-05
Unless an Article is Bounht

Right it cannot be sold right MY carriages for
1909 are bought right, and without any other
margin they come direct from the manufacture
TO you At the New York Exposition this month
er ear, TO be no advances. no changes, every
vehicle to be made as ] ordered t then and
there. With positive knowledge that sueh
ralates as have secured for my patrons cannot
be lad elsewhere. cordially invite yous i'm
spection OF my line before you buy.
Plush Robes, Squere Blankets. Full lined
Stable Blanke ts, 81 each
JOSEPH A. JACKSON,
Dealer in High Grade Vehicles
Redwood, New Jersey
Phones-Keystone lex Rurall: Bell, 25x.
Gloucester County Democrat., 1908-11-05
EOR sAkE-

Small farm of 10 acres with suitable buildings
near Repaupo within walking distance 81 Re
paupo station suitable Tor all crops desired with
two young asparngus beds. Price s, ,50 Apply
u HENRY KIRBY.
l0l5-4t. Repaupo. 4. ~.
Gloucester County Democrat., 1908-11-05

Beef cattle and calves wnnssd. Fresh eov,s
ana springers sIsvsys on hard Gnll an.or "a
dress H. NATHAN
tz99etz. Uiay1cn, n r.
Gloucester County Democrat., 1908-11-05

LOG acre farm, II mile from Glassboro station,
good soil for grain or truck, good buildings
Che p for cash
Gloucester County Democrat., 1908-11-05
NoTIcE

Lett in trolley ear Sunday evening, October
25th, from Blackwood TO Kaghn Point Ferry, a
small hand bag, containing check books on
State Bank of Camden and some valuable pap
ers also Kodak and toilet articles. II papers are
returned to me a liberal reward will be given
A. BOYD WILSON,
ll-50S-1t. Grenoch, N. J.
Gloucester County Democrat., 1908-11-05

mile from trolley. Good condition; suitable for
any kind of farming. j. O. GRISCOM.
ll;5 0S-2t Woodbury. N j.
Gloucester County Democrat., 1908-11-05

30 acre tarm, near Woodbury.. suitable for all
road
Gloucester County Democrat., 1908-11-05
Farms For Sale and Rent
The following are for sale

81 acre farm. high state of cultivation high
land, suitable for grain grass or truck; directly
on stone road, near Woodbury..
Gloucester County Democrat., 1908-11-05
SALE

DY virtue OF a writ OF fieri facias, to me di-
ID rected, issued out of the Court OF Chancery
of the State of New Jersey, VIII be exposed at
public sale, on
Gloucester County Democrat., 1908-11-05
EOR SALE.

Glover and Timothy mixed for sale by the
acre or load at moving time.
6-4-0stf HOWARD PIDGEON,
Rural Phone IA, Muilica Hill n. j.
Gloucester County Democrat., 1908-11-05
NOTICE TO GuNNERs

Cunning or the rum ing of dogs is positively
forbidden either one of my farms located
near Woodbury.. Signed,
HARRY W. MOORE,
ll-5 o8tf. Near Woodbury..
Gloucester County Democrat., 1908-11-05
ll-5-os-1t.
FOUND.

Came to the premises of A. b. Clement, near
Clements Bridge. Oct 3lst, one hound bitch
Owner can have her by proving property and
paving costs A. B. CLEMENT.
III SGT.
Gloucester County Democrat., 1908-11-05

Also on the same date at o'clock d. m wild
be sold head of horses, viz: Gray mare years
old. weighs 1900 pounds; gray mare,6 years DID,
gray horse, bay mule. years old; pair bays
years old, weighs 1900 pounds each; bay mare
years old: gray horse, S years old, weighs 400
pounds: leo tons of good hay, 800 bushels Of corn
large quantity OF stalks and manure on each
farm.
I'M M-LEMENTS-One horse tread DO yer. fod-
der cutter, corn shelter. feed grinder 8 hoe har-
rows, smoothing harrows wooden roller
Randall cut harrow, South Bend tn ee horss
plow, Oliver two horse Idow. cart made by
Young marker cover, Mccormick 6 fooA
moving machine, Walter Wood 10 foot hay
iake Walter Wood hay tedder. Robbins potato
spiayer. Iron Age potato digger, Aspinwali POI
tato digger, gang plow. Planet Jr potato digger
speed cart buggy, wagons, in tread set OF
truck shelving, set of hay shelving hay rope
and blocks, set Of log holsters. $50 truck bask-
cts. potato sacks, forks, shovels and hoes, and
other things too numerous TO mention.
HARM ESS-3 double Gets of heavy half chain
harness. set of cart harness. set of hack harness.
sets of single carriage harnt ss collars, brides
and lines. fynets and haIters
HAf-Io0 tons or more OF straight timothy
and clover and timothy mixed, gathered with
out being wet.
r HORSES-G<ey raaEe, years old . bay hor-
ses. and years old grey mare, years old,
Drown mare, years old grey horses years old;
bay n ule years old, broken single or doubier
Durham and Jersey COW, Guernsey and Jersey
COW, TERESA LAUGHLIN,
Executrix cf John Laughiin, deceased.
Elwood Usinger. Auct. " IN. M Carter Y n,
Shoeh Clerks
Dated October 7th 1903
Gloucester County Democrat., 1908-11-05
PUBIC SALE

On Wednesday, November II, | will sell p ,o00
asparagus roots Ridway variety, at public sale.
at my residence at Mullica HILL
ll5ostf F. r. MOORE.
Gloucester County Democrat., 1908-11-05
TOR RENT

80 acre farm in first class condition Near
Woodbury.. Immediate posse ssion
los s0s # F L. WILKINS. Woodbury., N, j.
Gloucester County Democrat., 1908-11-05
M SETTING OF FREEHOLEpERs.

The Regular meeting Of the Board OF Chosen
Freehoders of Gloucester County will be held
at the Court House, at Woodbury., on Thursday
November 10, 1908.
CHARLES N. BELL, Clerk.
Gloucester County Democrat., 1908-11-05
CtORN FOR SALE.

500 bushels on the cob, 20 lbs. per bushel.
JOHN 9. VOORHEES,,
Il5tf IL Cooper St. Woodbury.. N. J.
Gloucester County Democrat., 1908-11-05

about mile from the former, IN the Tows
ship OF Piiesgrove Ssltm County, NJ all thes
two certain farms. viz.
No situate as above
Gloucester County Democrat., 1908-11-05
EOR SALE

Good % acre farm also good room house and
lot, both in Ciarksboro, n. J.. Inquire P.0 Box
10, Clarksboro, N. J. It50S-4s.
Gloucester County Democrat., 1908-11-05
puBLIc SALE
Two Valuable Farms
Will be sold at public sale, on
Saturday, November 7th, 'OS


On renfises Of No ], known as the late Joh
Laughin- deceased, Track and Stock farm sit
iiate ON the public road leading from
Gloucester County Democrat., 1908-11-05
Containing B0i Acres More or Less

BEING farm Of exceptional value. sHisabss
Tor grain grass truck, but especially adapted
a. grazing farm. The improvements consi&
OF mansion house, in excellent repair, eontaiu-
ing eleven rooms, three cellars two wells OF
good water, ample barns, wagon houses, sheds
etc = mile OF covered track and fifty-eighf box
stalls in good repair
Situated within ten minutes walk OF the Box
ough OF Woodstown. with excellent sehooJa
stores, bank, and railroad facilities. makes this
most desirable farm
Eo.2 situate on the road leadiT from y edss-
bofo to ShsrptowD, abo two miles from the
former. in the Township of Wooiwich, GIouce-s-
ter County n T
Gloucester County Democrat., 1908-11-05
D.. F. Hendrickson & Co.
il COOPER STREET.
WOODBURY.. N. "
EOR SALE OR RENT

Small farm near Bridge port, known as the
John Jones farm. Apply TO H. A JONES
92f0SH Bridgeport, N j.
Gloucester County Democrat., 1908-11-05
Containing 210 Acres, Mora or Less

Adapted to the growth of grain. grass OF
truck, The improvements consist OF frame
dwelling house with II rooms, in first-rlass com
difion: all necessary outbuIdings. harm with
ten horse STALLS etc, fences are In excellent re-
pair Said farm being within easy access Of
swedesboro markets; one OF the best in the
state acknowledged as such.
These farms will be sold in order to close the
estate OF the latesJohn Laughlin. deceased and
offers an exceptional opportunity for anyons
desiring to purchase farm or make an invest
ment
Conditions will be reasonable and made
known or day OF sale.
These farms will be shown prospective pug
chasers by the tenants said farms or for fur
ther particulars call upon EIwood Usinger,
Bridgeport, N J..
Trains leave Philadelphia at l2 Is D. na arrfv-
ing at Woodssown at 90 p. M Coaches VIII
meet train.
Farm No. possession will be given wishin
thirty days from day of sale, and Farm No 2 on
March 25 1909
TERESA LAUGHEIN
Executrix of John Laughlin, deceased
Elwood Usinger. Auet. VIM Al Carter Clerk
Gloucester County Democrat., 1908-11-05
JOSEPH a. JACKSON

GUARANTEE
Roup, Cholera and Timber Neck Cure Egg
Producer, also Gall and Hog Cholera Cure or
money refunded. T. J. PENN,
ll5 1T. 445 Salem Ave. Woodbury., N. J.
For SALE
Sixteen shoates and one bull, one year old.
Apply TO, @. f. THORLOW.
li-60 2ts. Fairview. N. j.
Gloucester County Democrat., 1908-11-05

50 acre farm. cash rent.
Gloucester County Democrat., 1908-11-05
SALE.
WANTED
E,ARsn FOR RENT.

Located near Woodbury.. Pose ssion given at
once Apply to WIN. ISZARD
10l West Main street
l0-29-06-tf. Hsddonfield, N. ].
Gloucester County Democrat., 1908-11-05
loucesser County Orphans. Court,

E usInger. Aletioneer.
The star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1908-1909, 1908-11-27

the auspices of the Young Mems Or
phan Aid Society of st. Peters Church.
The entertainment was given by a
number of professionals. Dancing fol-
lowed the performance. The floor man
ayers were Joseph Kreutler. George
Desch, Alois Kraemer and Adam
Rob, jr.
On the arrangement committee were
Francis A. Allgayer, Adam Poh. jr.,
John B. Brasser. August J.. Bauer.
Charles c. Deubel, Joseph Spitz, Frank
Bessinger, John B. Marbach, Ferdi-
hand Roleder, Jr., William Hofacker,
Edward Burster and Leonard Fuchs.
The members OF the reception commit
tee were George Brueckner, Judge
Charles f.. Herr. Emil Meyer, Ferdi-
nand Rutland. Alderman James Bray,
Louis Feind, Conrad Koellhoffer,
Charles Somimer, jr,. Henry Robrecht.
Joseph Hid, jr. William Brohm. Jo-
seph Wolber. Charles Roenbeck. John
G. Schweickert, William C. Kirsch,
Charles Dassing, Edward Dreher, VAL
entine Baunach, John g. Chess, Joseph
Jenny. Max FRANKIE, Henry Schreit-