Woodstown register., 1883-10-16
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iECourt commences in Salem On Tues
day next.
morris B Elton drew the ninth
watch in the Massey club, yesterday.
IA large number of people from this
place visited the Fair at Mt. Holly last
week.
aHThe Democrats will hold their
County Convention at Pennsgrove. to-day,
Tuesday.
+Corner stone of the new NJ E church
at Fairview will be laid this Tuesday
afternoon
"A. M. OIiphant has recently made
some needed repairs to his grist mill, at
Sharptown.
"a Chautauqua Literary and Scientific
Circle, of some thirty members, has been
formed in Salem.
-+Robert Evan of Mullica Hill, was
kicked by horse few days ago and two
ribs were broken
IHW. w Fogg of Pedrcktown. has
put up 1000 cans of tomatoes at his fac
tory this season.
+Our Woodstown Band will play at
the Democratic meeting here II ri'ernoon
of 26th instant
aEFisler, Morgan & Co.. Of Clayton
have started work In their Glass Factory
on the cooperative plan.
ILL Patten of Woodstown has a
local express wagon run in Bridgeton by
his agent Aaron Elliot
+John Redstrake, of U. P. Neck has
sold pair of handsome horses to Barney
Deylin of Philad elphla, for $3.50.
"A heaping spoonful of saleratus in
3 pint of milk, given at one dose, it is
said, given relief for collie in horses.
This season Stratton Mitchell, near
Woodstown, raised from one seed of a
preserving citron twenty one cItfons.
Through the exertions of William
B. Willis, William R-alI has been granted
IN ahnut
$500.
1.-THE old bridge down town near
Lippincott, Weatherby 4 Co.'S, on Main
st., has been torn out, and a new one
built.
THE Woodbury. postofice is now a
third class Office, and the salary of the
postmaster has been raised from 81 600 to
$2,Ioo.
johnson Post, G. A. R., of Salem
intend holding another grand fair, com
menclng on the 10th inst nd holding
eight days.
-+Wiliam H. Lawson Of Salem, has
q handsome clock of unique pattern which
is estimated to be one hundred and fifty
years old.
John P Dubois, an officer at the new
bank in Swedesboro, last Wednesday
moved his family from Harrisonvlile to
Swedesboro.
MRS. Julius Wilcox of Elmer was
poisoned few days ago by swamp su-
mac. She is poisoned about the head,
hands and body.
1.-THE Salem County Bible Society
will hold its annual meeting in the M. E.
church. Elmer, on Thursday, Oct. 25th,
beginning at 1890 AN.
TT. Dunn & Co. are turning out some
handsome furniture at Salem. The parlor
suite exhibited at Woodstown fair has
been sold to gentleman in Quinton.
Harrisonville station looks to be of
more importance since the shedding has
been placed over the entire length of the
platform, and the horse sheds erected.
r Three new houses in Elmer.
Adam Mandell, Mrs. Brown and Frank
Elwell are the owners of these, and the
houses being erected are a credit to the
place.
4ELast drawing in the Wheeler watch
club at Salem, gave watch to Howard
Compton of Bridgeton. in the first club.
and Thomas Munion Of Pittserove, in the
second.
Franklin Flitcraft and Lippincott
Coles of this place, with Mural Lodge Of
Odd Fellows at Pennsgrove, visited sis
lsr lodge at Wilmington, Del, on evening
of October 10th.
EOne day lately Constable Carney, of
Salem, arrested colored girl IN Camden.
named Sadie Hagaman, for stealing silk
dress fiom Mrs. Cuff, OF Salem, valued a.
$40, and other articles of less value.
Charles R. Matlack and Emory Town.
send of Salem, will make moonlight ex-
cursion to New Castle this Tuesday I've.
ming on the steamer Major Rey6Ola
Forrest Lodge, No. 7, X. of P, will ac
company the excursion.
fl. c. Hornblower, miller of Salem.
was kicked in the face by his horse, in the
stable, few days ago, and severely in
jured. Ia same city, last week. little son
of BENZ. Morris, while playing on the
school grounds, broke his left arm.
THE new board of directors of the
Ritman Grove Association is composed OF
-. A. E. Ballard, w. Walton, G. R.
H. NJ. Brown, P. Cline, n. e..
asaD. Hoffman. and