Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1898-08-25
LocALITEMs.

Edgar Wrigley, Carpet weaver, BarnsbarO.
The open season for reed and rail bird
begins on September LIST.
Woodbury. public schools will reopen
on September 9th.
There is dangerous place in Broad
street. opposite. Newton's Hotel.
Series C, No. 6773, drew Spalding
bicycle at Leppee's. Who has il?
r G. Porter has opened his jewelry
store in the Abbott building, on Cooper
street.
IS. S. Whiteman, of Wenonah, will sell
his household goods on August 81. See
adver.
Company E will go to Sea Grit to-day
Thursday Friday and Saturday for rife
practice.
W F Davis, of Clay ton, has leased the
Ffanklinville Hotel, and will take posses
sion on October 10.
DIR. Rogers successfully removed a
stone as big as duck egg from the bladder
of a horse last Monday.
Two cows were killed by the railroad
below Pitman last Saturday. Tney be-
longed to Mr.. j. P. Whitney.
The seashore travel is now at its height.
1t is estimated that $4,000 people went to
Atlantic City last Saturday and Sunday
The executors of the estate of the late
Thos. S. Weatherby advertise large
amount Of real estate of deceased at public
sale on Saturday, September "A. See adver
Word from Sea Girt is to the effect
that the Second and Fourth New Jersey
10 IN ho tn he inl
OF occupation in either Cuba or the Philip
pines.
james Hutchinson, Jr,, had a narrow
escape from drowning last Saturday, while
bathing at National Park. He was seized
with cramps and his companions went to
rescue.
The Westmoreland Field Club failed to
put in an appearance last Saturday and the
Woodbury. G. G defeated a picked team
with the regulars battery, by score of
TOT.
Sunday, September 4, will be Rally
Day of the Central Baptist Sabbalh-school,
the programme beginning at 2 30 p. m. On
the Monday evening following. September
5, social will be held in the church.
One hundred business people of our
county are represented by advertisement on
our Fourth page this week. 1t is collec
ton interesting not only to purchasers but
business people as well, to all of whom 1t
will be valuable guide.
An entertainment entitled No Cure,
No Pay" will be given by the Auxiliary
Band of the Newbold and Westvile Bap-
list church, in stanley's Hall, Monday
night, August 20, at s o'clock sharp.
Admission 10 cents.
ILLUSTRATED lecture on Cuba and the
War, by Prof g. Prentice Carson, in the
Kemble Memorial M. E. church, Thursday
evening, Aug Is, tonight, at 8 o'clock.
Beautiful stereopticon views of great battle
ships, AdmiraIs, Naval engagements,
scenes in Havana, Santiago and other
Cuban cities Admission Is cents
List of advertised letters for the week
ending August %, 1895: Mrs. Lavinia
Allen, The Automatic Pad Co Washing
ton Keemle, Edw'd Long. George Newlin,
Clarence Patterson, Harry Schultz, Mrs.
Esther Wilson, f. C. Wood & Co., Miss
Susan zimmerman. Persons calling for
the above latters will please say advertised
The State Game Protector in his re-
port Just received, states that there have
been proposals asked for and bids received
for 10000 lingering trout, to be delivered
after October 18th. He asked that in
order that proper distribution may be
made OF them that all applications should
be sent in at once, and not later than Sep
TENDER 1st.
The following item from the Dover
Iade1 is timely and should serve as a
warning to both boys and business men Of
other places -
"a Young man supposed to be of most exem-
plary character, has just lost his situation from
gambling although he had been warned months
ago that such would be the case. He lost all the
NOR eY he had then mortgaged his stock in
concern he was interested in. Now he has
neither place, money nor good character. 1t is
scandalous the way this gambling habit has got
hold OF a lot of young men about town, the
cl rks in stores, etc. The proprietors will do
well to keep their business eye open before it is
too lale."
The ninety sixth birthday of John l
Blair, of BlaifstoWn, n j., was celebrated
last Monday He founded the town, and
nearly all the residents depend on the
industries he started. Mr.. Blair spent the
day quietly, as be is quite feeble and not
able to go out of doors much. His en-
ployees called on him in the morning. and
he greeted them in his library His son,
d. c. Blair, and the latter's family, assisted
the aged millionaire in receiving. Mr..
BIair's birthday is the occasion for every
one in Blairstown to visit him, and the
employees have part holiday.
The annual lawn tennis tournament of
the Haddonfeld Country Club will be held
ON the club grounds on Saturday next. be-
ginning at o'clock p m. Players from
the League of West Jersey Field Clubs,
comprising MerchaDtville. Woodbury.,
Beverly, Moorestown, Camden and Had
doDfeId, will participate in these events:
Ladies' and gentlemen's singles, ladies' and
gentlemen's mixed doubles This will be
followed by lunch to the visitors at p.
NJ. snd an informal reception at p. N. in
the opera house. A feature of the evening
will be tennis drill by sixteen young
ladies. Tickets may be obtained from
Mrs. J. L Pennypacker or Mr. II. g. Will
liams, of the committee.
If Y0u Have Any disease due to impure
or impoverished blood like scrofuIa. salt rheum.
dyspepsia, or catarrh, you should take Hoods
Sarsaparilla and be promptly cured
Hoods pills are easy to take, easy to
operate Cure Indigestion, biliiousness 25e-