Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1885-10-22

,,yry sf,,o.sr.,.,., ,..s.ya I -. 80.
s.Ain,t 49, ,.,;aas.;.,,, as,,s 80
Rail w;stfn1,r
She wos or,r .srsntu ia 1,..,,a
after ii, ard she ,n;ssa5 IA t;ah;t
81 l. .sls ' ~. ~ Z. - So. ~, ], ss.s
s.I vii, .o.,s ~ - - ~
here il : little naner of rosa.sea,,ta5
snnff and some more blue varr fo% yo,,
to knit
And old Mrs. Ball forgot her tro,ibles
and chuckled over the snuff ana the
yarn.
Tbs+ ostsrnoon 1.no+ 60 .. Il. "a.
| the fields and g.tbersd rrsat v.Il,,-,
pumpkin. and store of ;,;ey IA IA snrles
Ars t1,a a~4 hs,..5 =, .. IS
~ Mes fnish;nng them hi,b .ns ssr1v
before the ztzea,n II ,esl,ssol ss..ss 80
factory workers began to flow mast
And sbe mt them II the front window
labeled .sFor sale )
sRless nael,, sa;d old Mrs Raj, wban
jamie lad her down str;ra II ! clean c.n
border and neat calico Gown to bsgir
her dawes work Of knitt;no sswh.t i
vo, ooin, 10 dom
.sPm ooing to make money y s.id
jamie, cheerfully.
1t was quite an artistic window. There
were the pies Of divers and sundry sorts.
the bottles of lemon and birch beer, with
suggestive coffee pot placed in their
midst, and glass pitcher Of milk.
There were fresh-frie dourhnuts and
shining gillifower apples. and light.
homemade cakes; and there was little
wire basket Of boiled eggs, looking like
monster pearls as they hung there in the
sunshine.
The school girls, with the flavor OF
yesterdays treat yet In their mouths,
came trooping IN to buy their lunches;
the factory girls followed suit.
Old Mrs. Ball sat smiling by the chin
ney corner, while jamie Sewer wrapped
up neat little parcels and made change
with swift alacrity.
1T makes the place deal ivelier,"
said the old lady. Il always did like
company" J"
At the days end, jamie counted the
contents Of the till.
$50 far as I can see,n said she, tive
have made three dollars clear profit.
Three dollars day is not bad for
woman. And 1 think I can improve
upon the business after little expert.
ence."
At the expiration of month, Mrs.
Mark Sewer would not believe that her
sister in-law had actually opened an
es.e9.ist ], with y the .silzerdale Savings
'- ..T~ se,,.-.o,, - .arooad
..M.rs 4hsra = sor,a n;stota,n
ssNo there a;n,tr, sa;d Marx ssThe
coob;er told me u himself
.sRut how did sbe ever make twentv
doI,.roa can't Al it-not With al tbe
bnttor and cheesa and The dr;ad fr,;t y
nero;.ted tbe woman
ssEorned y r s,noss - AFort ansvarad
5r;,r
uTba h,s;rooo !, 40 1sn;. os1led u
.,aoo Tba u;lIa.. ..ro.,+sr u.s
eorled ;r i r.tcb - ~ IA w;r. and
t,r;,a - and nho +hroo
80, .ftarwo.d NJ. pau d;aa naooo
nv s;+t;nc i ber cbo,r 1or;. sold The
old Mill and onened : ladies, lunch
roor, j. s;,verdole village now . thr;v.
~ ronnn +oun
ssNoho5r avor bo.rod !, .rch : +b;rr },
Ia ,r-. r.s-,- c.
W srTbat,a ~ tbs verv reoson that +b;ns i
Ill, .uccesd J, said Ianie
And .be bnno The w;ndows With
Madras mrsl;n nsnerad the wall with a
na+tarr q ,.raen GA ,oId raacoc,,s,
,lrns. ana made .be l;ttle nlacs :.
Lo.,..;f,,, .no,a;h,o
7. T.-.ae.aaa
Ava wbsn stenben Rail o.na hacl
from Manitoba noorer than he went he
found tbat Ian;e sav;er was ona of the
r;cbsat women = s;lverdala
sTrcl,r for meI,,so;d stenbon RAJ,
.r don,t bo,;.ua In doshattar +bar i
,a.s.r IL sha,. nratt+sr ~ ~ awa~n
%, D.. - 60. hos - ass;a.a
0nInIOna nF her own the auhIQct-