Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1898-03-10
LOCAL
-Schoo! meetings next week.

School meetings next week.
Read C. w. STAIRS advertisement
The malt works made their Spring
shutdown last Monday.
Bicycle agent Leppee tells our readers
some interesting facts about bicycles this
week.
his farm at Aura to his Woodbury. res
idence.
trolley are good only within the limits of
Woodbury.
-Thos Black sold sixteen horses at his
sale at WestviIle last Saturday at an aver
age price of $106.
Thomas M. Tice sold sixteen horses at
an average price of 500 so at his sale at
Paul's hotel last Monday.
Harmon Richman, farmer of Pitts
grove, Salem county, killed hogs last Fri
day, the weight of the heaviest being 904
pounds.
We are in receipt OF this item, with a
request to publish: Notwithstanding re-
ports to the contrary. E. L. Cloud is can
didate for School Trustee from the First
Ward
"A subject that has disturbed the har-
mony of the Republican Club of Woodbury.,
is that of keeping the club rooms open on
Sunday, and when it was brought to vote
last week the proposition was defeated by
vote of 20 to 18.
Moving day is near at hand, and any
of our readers changing their post Office
address will make sure that the DEMOCRAT
will follow them to their new abode by
promptly notifying US, always giving old
as well as neso address.
MIR. Thomas Jefferson Turner, of The
Turner's, Philadelphia, manufacturers of
popular medical preparations was in Wood
bury yesterday and made the DEMOCRAT
q pleasant social and business call. Their
announcement will appear in our columns
next week.
"A change in the. timetable on the
trolley gives twenty trains each way be-
tween Mantus and Woodbury. between the
hours of Is a m. and 1915 D. m, and
and nine between Woodbury. and Almon-
esson, between a. m. and 8 80 p m.
"A large delegation of the Minetonka
Tribe of Red Men of this city accompanied
by their band visited Wabash Tribe of Man
tua last night to confer degrees. After the
business was over instrumental and vocal
talent of the Woodbury. tribe entertain
those present with we'll rendered selections.
VIM. M. Tombleson evidently has the
confidence of the people of Monroe town
ship to remarkable degree A staIwart
Democrat, be is for a second term returned
10 the Board of Chosen Freeholders by an
increased majority over strong candidate
of the dominent party.
List of advertised letters for the week
ending March Z. 1898: Miss A. Barry Clara
Bettson, Mrs @. E. Gibson, Michael Holt,
Mrs L. F. Hutz, John K. Light, Mrs E
E. NickersoD, Miss E. StilIweIl, Prof John
1
calling for the above parties will please say
advertised.
Judge Jessup yesterday imposed the
following sentences on chicken thieves who
have been operating from the First Ward,
as follows Alfred Miller, Jos. Askens and
Geo. Briggs. two years each at hard labor !:
Joseph Gibson, four years. In the case of
Mary Acco, sentence was suspended for
one week.
An item from St. Augustine, Fla,
dated March 4, says: Tourists to the East
Coast of Florida are again enjoying genuine
Indian River oranges and the pleasure Of
plucking orange blossoms from the groves
along the East Coast. All the groves in
the lower part of the State are in bloom OF
approaching that state. Thousands Of
people from all oyer the country are now
on the East Coast. Among those from New
Jersey are Mr. and Mrs. B. w. AndreWs,ol
Woodbury.. They are registered at the
Royal Palm, Miami.
-HaddonfieId Fire Company No. l
celebrated their 134th anniversary on
Tuesday night, and among the guests Of
honor were the Woodbury. Department
numbering % from Friendship Company
and q delegation from Good Win. The
Woodbury. Department was conveyed ia
Haddonfeld free, q special car being placed
at their disposal after reaching Haddon
avenue. The Woodbury. fremen are en-
thusiastic over their reception and treat.
ment at the hands of their Haddonfield
brethren.