Woodstown register. [volume] (Woodstown, N.J.) 187?-1892, 1875-09-28
LOCAL REGISTRATIONS.


burg, will be dedicated on the I4tt
,of October.
The Steamboat A,zeI now pile
between Bridgeton and Philadel
phia.
Geo. T. Ingham, of Salem, i
.one of the directors of the West Jer
.sey Game Protective Society.
Remaining cases disposed of in
the Gloucester Co. Courts lately,
We are compelled to leave over to
our next issue.
The M. E. Church at Sharp
town has been thoroughly reprinted
during the past summer by Davis
81 Nixon, of Woodstown.
Next term of Salem County
Courts will commence on Tuesday,
Oct. 10Th, when Judge Alfred Reed
will preside for the first time.
Mark Ayares this week adyer;
tises for sale those pretty light car
riages that attracted such attention
and admiration at our late exhibi.
ton.
AT the Constitutional Amend
ment election in Pilesgrove, $50
votes were cast, II of which waFe oF-
posed to the soldiers voting while
i'll the field.
TIA. Thompson, Lecturer oil the
rationale range, will speak in Hunts
hall, Woodstown, Oct. I'd, 1873, at
2 P. M. Farmers, 60 hear him.
Lecture free.
AN enterprising merchant re-
Gently published his Fall announce
ment, and trebled the amount Of
his SALES the week following. Ad-
yertising pays.-Sanbeam.
"A little cir! of Frank Lippin-
colts living at Asbury, Gloucester
Co, fell into a kettle of boiling cat
sup a few day since and was so bad
ly scalded that death ensued.
Sunday week a lad named Ell.
mer Gibbon, son of Thos. V. Gibbon,
of Salem, was kicked in the head by
a horse, slightly fracturing the skull.
1t is thought no serious results will
follow.
"A mar named Stacy Moore, in
the employ of Henry Coombs, in
UpperPittsgrovc, while cutting stalks
on Friday week, his knife glanced
and struck his knee, cutting it in q
fearful manner.
The Ladies' Mite Society OF
Woodstown Baptist CHURCH, extend
their thanks to the numerous friends
of that association for their liberal
patronage at the festival held in the
church yard. The receipts being
about $3.50.
I'VE should thank several Of our
friends for late personal favors.-
Among others, George H. Ped
rick gave us last week a water
melon, theslike of which VT do not
often see. 1t attracted much atten-
tion at our Fair.
DIR. l. A. D. Allen, Treasurer
of the West jersey Agricultural &
Horticultural Association, will be at
Borton's Drug Store every afternoon,
from 2 until 6 o'clock, for two
weeks from the 27th of September,
1875, for the purpose Of paying out
premiums.
Joseph Turner, recently indict-
sd by the Gloucester county Grand
Jury for horse stealing, escaped from
the custody of the officer. The
prisoner one night asked permi sion
to consult a relative in an adjoining
room, and took advantage of the
favor granted him to give the officer
the slip.
Births, marriages and deaths in
Lower Penn's Neck for the year
ending Sept: IS, 1873: Births s. F.;
marriages II deaths g. of whom
f9 died under 1 year, IS between I
and S years, 5 between 5 and 70, 1
between 10 and 20, 7 between 20
and 80, e between 80 and So, S be-
between 50 and IS, and J between
rs and co..
As the editor has had lately the
honor of serving on the U. S. Grand
Jury, at Trenton, the REGISTER this
week may lack in variety of local
and general news. From Salem
county the Grand Jurors were-F.
NJ. Acton, c. M. Eakin and John
V. Craven, of Salem, and VIM.
r. L'ppincott and VIM. Taylor, of
Woodstown.
The Sunbeam says the first car
60 shipped by the new schooner
Minnie Eakin, was composed Of
canned tomatoes from the Fenwick
Canning Works of Starr & Mecum,
in Salem. The cargo was immedi-
ately transferred at Philadelphia to
steamer Indiana for Europe. this
being the second consignment Starr
q Mecum have sent there.
The following are the officers
TOR the present term of Harrisonvile
Lodge, L 0. of G.. T. No. IT. w
6. T., Charles Starn wy, T..
Laura M. Tice; w. C., Ella Lip
pincott /; w. Sec, William Dare
w. Asst. Sec., Charles Porch /; w
F. Sec, Sallie w. Butterworth |; w
T., Samuel Candle /; ". l. G., Geo
il. Kirby; w. Sen, Henry ANIME
w. M, Frank Moore w. d. M.
Annie ANIME.
Noticeable contributions to tn
interest Of our late Fair were tn