Woodstown register. [volume] (Woodstown, N.J.) 187?-1892, 1883-09-04
HFriends' Quarterly Meeting here on
Fifth-day this week.

MRS E B. Humphreys Is hives 0
bees have madethis season nearly 600 lbs
of honey.
1.-The reed birds are now being slaugh
tered. Dealers pay about thirly-6ve cent.
per dozen for Them.
1.-THE Bsptist Association will hold a
three days meeting at Salem, beginning
on Tuesday next.
THE third watch in the Massey clul
was drawn yesterday morning by Preston
l.. Coles, of Yorktown.
Ion Thursday next the G.ouceste,
County Sunday school Association will
hold its annual meeting at Bridgeton.
LAS: Friday a little daughter o John
keen, at Mt. Airy. stepped nto a lie Of
hot ashes and had her loot badly butred'
Presiding Elder Walton was at the
M e.. quarterly meeting here on Sunday
Rev. Mr.. Abbott preached in the morn
ing.
MARK Miller makes good ice cream
and to supply the demand will keep on
hand-a fresh supply daily for some time
yet.
+Wm. H. P%ennell, of Philad ,phia
has purchased of Andrew Griscom. OIL
ManningtJn, a handsome bay horse, fol
$500.
"A few nights ago thieves broke into
the dwelling of Mr.. Cooley at Westville
and stole SIo3 in money, besides Mr.. C.'s
clothes.
r Recently dogs down in Warrington
killed 20 turkeys belonging to Thos. Kelly
and IS of Chas Coles in The same neigh.
borhcod.
MANY of our people, will tomorrow
and Thursday, go over 10 the Bridgeton
Far. The promise is that the exhibition
will be excellent.
+Charles Baker Is on a visit here
among his friends. He carried on tailor
ing and kept ready made clothing in this
town thirty-6ve years or more.
r Edward Z. llaines has made some
notable improvements on his Automatic
Cabinet Organ and it now occupies less
space. Il will be exhibited at the coming
Fair.
+-Salem First Day School Union will
be held at Salem on Seventh day, Ninth
Mo. 9Th at 10 O'Clock. All interested in
the work of the Sabbath School are cor
daily invited.
r Salem Sunbeam has their good ward
Tor our authorizes :"Woodstown is smaller
than Salem, but she keeps a lamp lit on
her most dangerous bridge all night, which
Is more than Salem does"
1.-Two cavlngs at JOS. Daniels gravel
pits have taken place lately. The first
the workmea escaped, but shovels
W ere broken by the avalanche OF dit; on
Tuesday last the result of the slide was
worse-catching John KAN and b~ruislng
him considerably.
-Says a correspondent Of the Swedes.
boro Times: Albert Stetser, OF Pedrlck-
town, a few days ago shod two horses for
Lemuel Reymer tina, never had a shoe on
in their lives. One was twenty-five years
old and the other nineteen. They both
objected to being shod and acted out the
colt. The twenty two year old nag was
very refractory. probably because he was
past twenty one.
Arrangements have been made by
the officials of tie Woodstown Fair to run
extra trains from Salem on both days-of
our Fair. A train will lA.v W at 70 % A NJ
and return at 7.o2 P. M. The railroad
company will sell excursion tickets from
Salem, including admission to the Fan, for
70 cents. An extra t ain from Wood town
to camden leaves our station at $50 p. NJ
Thursday.
List of letters remaining in Post Of
fee, Woodstown. for the month ending
Aug 3Ist: Captain Frank Ashton, May
ii. Batten, Caiaerine Cooper, Miss Mar
tina Chockley Miss Martha Davis, Mr.. T.
Davis, Elmer Close, Mrs. John Green,
George Grey 80, Edward Howard, Mag
gle L. King, Mr.. Daniel Lovely, Maggie
Geo. X. pease, Mrs. l.. c..
Mrs. Mariat Williams, Rev. s. B.
Williams. Any person asking for any Of
the above letters, please say advertised.
PROF. Lorman, who is proprietor Of
well known Genuine Indian Medi-
cines, will be here at our Fair. His gold
en- chaiot drawn ny four beautiful dapple
gray Kentucky horses, is q tournous that
will be sne Of the attractions of the Ex-
hibitlon. He visits Swedesboro just before
Fair, and will go to other places in
the county after he leaves Woods,own.
See Adv. The Prof. has a good knowl-
OF medicine. and is not of the street
fakir kind Of man.