Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1899-07-20
LOCAL ITEMS S.
-camden,s tax rate is 81. 20.

Three deaths occurred in Woodbury.
last Saturday.
The Board of Chosen Freeholders il
in session to-day.
VIM. G. Fox adVertises horses, wagons
Carriages and fis-nets
Judge Jessup has admitted the will o
Julia E. StTatton to probate.
William Geiiz's chicken coop was
cleaned out last Sunday night.
William Johnston, of High street, ii
building an addition t. his residence
The NJ E Snnday-school will picnic
at National Park next Thursday, the 9Th
The Sunday schools of old Harrison
township, enjoyed fine day at Alcyon
Park yesterday.
Mr.. A. S. Pierce has been elected
foreman of Good Win Fire Company, and
E. G Cattell, driver.
This is Glassblowers Day at Washing
ton Park, and they and their friends are
there by the thousands.
Harry Fish is having a concrete pave
ment laid in front of his new business
place by Joseph Henry.
The Central Baptist Sabbath-shool
enjoyed an unusually pleasant picnic at
AImonesson last Thursday.
See advertisement of Acetylene Gas
Generator, j ]. Davidson agent for Glou-
cester and Salem counties.
Patrick McGlade, mortgage, adver-
tises sale of farm implements and grow
ing crops at Lambs Station on August 1.
Burglars attempted to enter Herbert
DufiIeld's house on Smallwood Place last
Wednesday night, but were frightened
away.
B. w. Andrews has contracted with
Councilman Joseph B. Best to build
an addition to his residence ON Euclid
street.
The Woodbury. R E M Loan Asso-
citation, has purchased houses No. 122 and
124 Glassboro avenue from Dan1 Thackara,
for $l150.
Patrons of James S. Strattou Post
excursion TO Atlantic City on the 9th
inst, will have free admittance to Youne's
pier
There are some fine drying teams in
Woodbury., and with the constant road
improvement in all directions, the number
is likely to increase.
Baker Schrenk's horse became frigh-
tened on Broad street Tuesday morning
and did some lively kicking damaging
wagon and harness.
-Messrs. RachOr, Jr,, Morgan and Girls
com are home from Anglesea with big
lot OF fish. The DEMOCRAT acknowledges
with thanks, nice string.
-Ou Thursday Sheriff Collins sold the
Baptist church property at PaulsboTo, 10
Mr.. E g. Miller, for 1885. The claims
amounted to a little more than $500.
Everything wanted in the shape of
printed matter can be obtained at the
DEMOCRAT job printing Office on short
notice, OF unsurpassed quality and at salts
factory prices.
Assessor Red6eld states that the tax
rate for Woodbury. will be 81 81, DIVIDED
thus: City, sac. county, 46c. District
School, Sac. State School, 3Oc. This is a
decrease of cents over last year,
Ticket No. 1926, held by Carleton
Stokes, drew the lounge No. 49, held By
DIR. Clifford, drew the cut glasses, and
No. 1886, held by Edward Piggott, drew
the umbrella, given by the Shield OF
Honor
List of advertised letters for the week
ending July II, 1893: Henry c. Citizens
Ed. Huff. Z. P. MeCloskey, Mrs Mather
Psines, | L. Williams Persons calling
for the above letters will please say adyer.
tised.
There is growing sentiment in Wood
bury that the city should purchase steam
roller, and stone the lateral streets Super
visor Ladd is no doubt now competent to
take charge of the construction of stone
roads, aud build them at the minimum cost.
Thieves attempted to enter Edw. F.
Dawson's house on Popular avenue last
Sunday night. Tn y cut light out OF
the bay window, but 10 operating, awaken
ed the servants, who, as they came down
stairs, heard two men jump off the porch.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dawson were away at the
time
If homelike, commodious house, with
first class service and a landlord who is
popular with every one, constitute the
sum total necessary for the success of a
hotel-then Newton's Hotel, presided over
by the present landlord, John Rachor, Jr.,
should take front rank for elegance, COM
fort and attention prevail in every depart
ment of this popular hosielry Il is con-
Quoted in most satisfactory manner, and
doing an excellent business.
"A Missionary Camp Meeting will be held
on vacant lot on Walnut street, this
city, beginning on Sunday, July 80, and
continuing ten days. under the auspices of
the Union American NJ. E. Conference
Rev. VIM. Chandler and H. c. Crawford
managers. Bro. Halland's band and Cos
pei wagon, of Philadelphia, will be the,s
during the meeting There will he preach
ing at 30 and 7 80 p. m, and devotional
service at p. m, in which Presiding
Bishop James Il. Cook and ReEs. R. Brown,
b Nichols, W. Trusty, and eyangelists
Harriet Christman, Mrs. Swain and Susan
Smith will participate. The public will
be welcome.
Following are the new officers of the
Green Glass Blowers Association elected
by the National C invention in session at
Atlantic City the past week President
Dennis A. Hayes vice president, William
Doughty, Millyille, N. secretary, VIM
Launer, Salem, n Executive Board
Edgar Agsrd, Fairhury, Illinois; Henry
jenkins, Alton, Illinois; John RoesIer
Muncie, Indiana; William Dunlay, Mas
silloD, Ohio Frank E. McGTath, Clyde, n
Y. George Branin, Millyille, N. J. +; 1rus
tees, George Kambach, Gebhard Sahner
John KeIl, all of Pittsburg; Delegates Il
the American Federation of Labor, Dennis
A. Hayes and Edgar AgaId. The mex
convention will be held at Detroit