Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1897-01-21
LOCAL

Stokes sells wenonah Brand peas, corn
and tomatoes.
Sheriff Collins is moving into the Sher-
ifs house today.
The Board of Chosen Freeholders is
IN session today.
Deputy postmaster, Thomas S. Davis,
is sick with pneumonia.
An infant son of Prosecutor Starr and
wife died last Saturday.
You can get Sunday papers from A. s.
Chew at Engle's barber shop.
VIM. G. Fox has car load OF horses at
his stables at private sale. See advsr.
Bishop Scarborough will confirm
large class in Christ Episcopal Church next
Sunday morning.
Marvin g. Kirkbride and Walter S.
Glover have purchased OF Agent Wilson
new $50 '96 pattern Rambler bicycles
News agent Wagner is still among the
missing. It is stated that the financial diff
ference with the News Company is in his
favor.
Justice Mankins last Saturday reached
conclusion in the Hardingyille disturb
ance case, by imposing fine Of SIS on Mich
olas Farari.
-Mariola Lodge K. Of P, has presented
lawyer Moore with handsome jewel in
recognition of his services in official and
private capacity.
-Thos. J. Armstrong, of IS High street,
isgoing to move to Forest Grove next week
where he will go into the poultry business
on an extensive scale.
-Oa Saturday last Maurice Murpby's
son, who was making nice recovery from
broken leg, fell while attempting to cross
the room, and broke the limb in the same
place.
III you want to make your sale promi-
nent, advertise it in the GLOUCESTER
COUNTY DEMOCRAT = more subscribers
than any paper in the county. and every
body reads it.
Woodbury. Lodge, No. 81, 1. o o F.
is preparing to celebrate the dftieth anni-
yersary of its organization on February
10 a manner becoming the character and
dignity of the order.
I'VE regret to stare that Prof. William
Milligen and Hiram Vanneman, two of our
citizens who are universally held in high
esteem, and who have been i'll for some
time, were not so well yesterday.
Il G. Cox & Bro, make their first sale
Of carriages and wagons on Monday, Febru-
ary LIST, when one hundred vehicles of
various STYLES and patterns, suited to the
business needs Of the people Of South Jer-
sey, will be offered at public sale.
-On Mordsy lastShenff Collins sold the
Abram Townsend tract near Newbold to
Thomas Holt, Secretary of the Newhold
improvement Company, for $500. And
the Albert Snyder property near Clayton,
to Joshua e Borton, Esq for $1050.
-Four Of Victor KugIer's children are
sick with diphtheria DR.. 81. Fl. Clark is
using The anti-toxtine treatment and condi-
tions seem favorable to complete recovery
The Board of Health has taken necessary
precautions against the spread of the dis
ease.
List Of advrtised letters for the week
ending january %. 1897: Chas. Barnes
Miss Lille GARDEN, Mrs. G. Hoffman
Lydia Harrison, Hugh Hagdg, B. Jonson
Mrs. Mammie Ketch, Philis Porch, Mrs. G.
Scott. Mrs. Lizzie screvner ~, Harry
Smith, Benz. Taylor. Mrs. Alice Theart
Mrs. c. Sophia Watson.
The Sunday School Teachers' Union o
Woodbury.. viii hold their next meeting
by invitation in the Presbyterian Church 0
Wenonah, Friday evening at 7.45. Mrs. 7
E. Budd will teach the lesson. All whit
are interested in teaching and hearing God
word, are cordially invited to attend thi
meeting. Train for Wenonah at IA, p. m
The COMMITTEES On the extension Of tn
Westville and GIassboro stone road me
yesterday and opened bids. Four bid
were iled as follows: johnson g. Wicker
sham, 933 cents for Telford and same 70
Macadam; Stanley, 81 cents for TeIfor
and 70 cents for Macadam; Barker & AIlel
SO cents for Telford and 9Ocents for Macad
am Keith & Allen, 86 cents for Telford an
81 for Macadam. The road is 81 miIes,an
ct the rate Of the lowest bid will cost abou
S28 900. The Board Of FreehoIders wi
act on the bids to-day.
Smoke Bibo's JumbossoId By All dealer