Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1897-02-11
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Stokes sells Wenonah Brand peas, corn
and tomatoes.
The chatte' mortgage sale at Prehls
stables last week amounted to over $500
Friday next is the anniversary Of
Lnccln's birthday and legal holiday. The
banks and schools will be closed.
The late cold weather is said to have
been too severe for quail, large numbers
being found dead in the woods.
WIN. G. Fox has sale of horses, mules
and harness at Paul's hotel to-day, and will
have one at his home next Friday.
The irst Baptist church will hold a
birthday party in the church lecture room
on Monday evening. the 22d inst, from 8
until 10 O'Clock.
Sheriff Collins on Monday last sold the
Chas. F .Stratton property to Chas Kuhn for
$3.50; and the Joseph A. Clark, Jr., pro-
perty to Joseph Shuster for $685..
w. G. Cowgirl and D. W. Brown,
of Paulsboro, will make a combination
sale of personal property about March 3D..
Entries may be made up to February 20.
Mics Grace D. Norton, of Salem, a
graduate of the State Normal School, has
been employed by the City Board of
Education as Assistant Principal of the
city schools.
Last Thursday Mrs. Theo. Laub slipped
and fell on the ice in the yard at her home,
and broke small bone in her left arm. DR..
Wilson reduced the fracture aud she is
making rapid recovery.
-Thieyes did little business at the
residence of Samuel Carey and the store of
James Park, on Hopkins street last Friday
night. Eatables seemed to be the object of
the thieves.
Fred Kirby, of the Woodbury. Kennels,
took three prizes at the Boston dog show
last week. At the New York show next
week he will exhibit, besides a long string
of his own, B. w. Andrews Gordon setter
and lawyer Moore's Moltese terriers.
Gus. Prehl has few buggies left over
from the mortgage sale of last Saturday,
the purchasers not having complied with
the conditions. They will be sold at pri-
vate sale at prices way below cost. Apply
to John Rachor. Jr., or at Budd's stables.
A game of basketball will be played
in the armory next Saturday evening, at 8
o'clock. An effort will be made TO secure a
team outside OF Woodbury.. If not success
fuI the game will be between two Company
E teams. Admission Is cents
-Ogerseer of Poor Watson, OF Camden
last Friday was Obliged to open an Office
in which to receive the poor. Last Friday
an army of from two to three hundred follow
ed him from the Court House demanding
relief. Council last week gave the overseeI
an additional $4,000 to disburse.
The ladies of the Central Baptist
Church will give an oyster and chicken
salad supper in the church ON Friday
evening next, the 18th inst, at from to IL
o'clock D m. The menu will include oysters
salad. biscuit and butter, coffee, pickles, fol
rs cents. Ice cream and cake extra.
There will be a shooting match at
Thompson's hotel, Mt Royal, on Wednes
day next, the 18th inst, between 81. s
Thompson and J. Leaning, of Camden
for S25 q side, also one between Edward
Canuie, of PhiIa and J. NJ. Thompson O
MI. Royal, for SIS side. Ten birds each.
Match to begin at o'clock.
Deputy Supreme Archon, Jesse w.
English, installed the new officers of Pro
v,dent Conclave, Improved Order Hepta-
sophs last Tuesday evening. COMMITTEES
was appointed to arrange for celebration
Of the 18th anniversary of the order, which
will include banquet to be participated
ip BY the wives Of the members.
Prof. Curtis j. Lewis has organized q
spscial class with the object Of pursuing
and making more Effective the Inquire
educational scheme. The first meeting
will Do held in his school room. Green
BLOCK, to night. The class which is opei
10 all ages and both SEXES. is already o
goodly numbers the admission fee being
nominal one.
List Of advertised letters for the weel
ending Feb. =, 1897: Mrs. Eliza Adams
Mrs. Mary Allen (3), Mrs Horace Barnes
p.-to.. AF,rs faaaa Catlans Iohs