Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1897-06-24
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Oouncllman buOnl ID graVelllng JACK
son street.
Artist Geiger is painting the Lupton
residence with beautiful effect
Jos. Taggart, near Woodbury., has gone
extensively into the duck industry.
There is a rumor that Lincoln Park
will be opened for the season on July LIST.
Ben C. Brown is having good luck
hatchidg pheasants not raising them.
The price of potatoes keeps up well,
and the new tariff isn't in operation yet.
R. T. Beckett has been appointed post
master at Clayton, vice G. W. McKeen,
removed.
Elizabeth W. Clark has sold her house
on Green street, North Woodbury., to Philip
q. Vennell, for $1,000
There is said to be plague of snakes
at Downer, and all the people there are
Prohibitionists, too
Artist Gibson has just completed
painting Councilman Henderson's house
on South Broad street.
The Epworth League of the Camden
District will hold their annual rally at
National Park next Saturday.
On Saturday afternoon next the
CIarksboro and MulIica Hill base clubs
will play on the Clarksboro grounds.
r. G. Porter advertises his store and
dwelling for sale. 1t is one of the most
desirable business places in the city.
John Miller died in the State Prison
last Wednesday. He was sent there frm
this county for stealing harness, etc.
The Colonial League wheelmen will
make their first club run to Kirkwood next
Saturday, starting from in front of the
Court House at 230 p. m.
There will be grand celebration at
Alcyon Park on the Fifth of of July. Par
ticulars will be annnouced in our adver-
Using columns next week.
County Collector Barber says in his
paper that the expense of the May term of
our county courts amounted to $2,396. 40,
less 5000 received from fines.
AT the meeting of Provident Con-
clave, l. o. Heptas0phs Tuesday evening,
Walter A. McLain transferred his member
ship thereto from Cumberland Conclaye,
Millyille.
Last Monday the farm of Job Chew,
near Sewell, containing rs acres, was bid
in by DIR. Albert Trenchard, the mortgage,
at Sheriff's sale, for $1,000. The mortgage
with accrued interest, amounts to $4,000.
The Mizpah tract. in Atlantic county,
in which the Woodbury. Mutual Loan and
Building Association was interested has
heen sold to Julius Franklin and Michael
d. Mirsky, of New York, without loss to
the Association.
Mrs. VIM. F. Frantz, of Bridgeport,
tainted VIII lie at Woodbury. station We'd
nesday evening, and for a while her con-
diti0n was deemed serious. After her re-
vival she was taken to Green Castle where
she was given every attention, and COM
pletely recovered.
While moving on Tuesday, Mr.. Glenn
emit Reeves moved over q quail setting on
nest of twenty eggs killing the bird. He
Immediately hitched horse to carriage
and brought the eggs to Ben. G. Browns
pheasant hatchery where the eggs were
placed under setting hen while yet warm.
DIR. Clifford, who has established him
self in dental practice in pleasant rooms
oyer Marshalis drug store, has every
modern appliance for the pleasant and sue
cessful practice of his profession. visit
to his Offices will convince the skeptical
that science has Invaded the dental as it
has other professions
List of advertised letters for the week
ending June 81, 1897: Howard Anderson,
Miss Francis Carey, John E. Curry, Lewis
Daniels, George Hill, F. White Hill, Mrs.
Mary s. Parker, Oresettes ReppelIo, Benz.
Reed, Walter VanAllen, Lizzie and sister
Wilson. Persons calling for the above
letters will please say advertised.
The use of crimson clover for feeding
purposes is looked upon by the farmers as
dangerous, and many stock owners refuse
to feed their cattle on it after it has
lowered. The State Board OF Agriculture
has sent out caution to the farmers to be
very careful OF the clover. for if fed to stock
after the seed natures it often proves fatal.
The Consultations asks: Wasn't Thos.
w. Hurff strong enough in the faith OF
Bryanism and tree silver last Fall for him
to be reappoinsed by his party as one of its
representatives on the County Board of
ElectiOnk?n
This is serious question because it in
wolves the hope Of the Republican party in
New Jersey. If we could answer our
neighbor We would gladly do so, and set
his mind at rest, because we know how
anxious be is to plug up some holes in the
Republican craft. Ali we know is that
Mr.. Hurff's resignation was voluntarily
made and accepted without investigation
as to cause or effect. Address yourself to
Mr.. Hurff, neighbor, and get this impor
tant information at first hands.
Practice Economy in buying medicines
as in other matters. 1t is economy TO get Hood 8
Earsaparilla because 1t contains more medicinal
value than any other-190 doses one dollar.
HOODS pills are the only pills to take with
Hoods Sarsaparilla. Cure all liver ills,