Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1899-10-19
LOCAL Items.


Thomas NJ Tice advertises a publ
sale of COWS
The Twenty inmate workers nettet
1924 by their birthday party.
LEX Senator Geo q. Barker will be il
Woodbury. next Saturday.
Mrs E j. Frye IS visiting her parent
at German Valley this week
John b. Redfitld will have his publ
sale Of personal property on Nav. rs.
-Dr Omar Pancoast, Of Baltimore, Md
is visiting his sister, Mrs Lieut. Comfy, 0
this city.
Capt. Edmund Dubois tx poets TO leav
for active duty in the PHILIPPINES abou
November 1st
WIN. H. Albright and wife hav
moved into one of the handsome fats il
the Schrenk building.
The usual Farmers institutes will b.
held in South Jersey this Fall, under tn,
eHsp ces of the State Board of Agriculture
Mrs DR.. W. A. Glover, of Atlanta
Ca. who has been visiting her parent
here, returned to her Southern hone las
Tuesday.
Most of the retail business places il
Woodbury. we're closed yesterday TO afford
employees an opportunity to attend ths
Export Exposition.
The reception to the Republican can
didates by the local Republican club las
Saturday night, was frostn in spite Of
the baud and red fire.
Miss Anna P. Jordan will have an ex
hihition of china in the Presbyterian
chapel on Thursday and Friday afternoons
and evenings, Oct. 26th aud 9th.
The annual County Institute of GIou
eesier and Atlantic counties will be held a
Atlantic City on Wednesday, Thursday
and Friday, November LIST, I'd and Sd.
Miss Lola Thompson, Miss Emma
Humphries, Miss A. Murray and Mr.. B
Pastime, all of Phila, were the guests o.
Mr Frank Nolan, near this city, last SIM
day.
The C C. B C. foot ball team, of THU
city. defeated the johnson Colts, of Glou-
cester. on Saturday last in an interesting
game by the score of Is to 0. They are
scheduled for WestviIle next Saturday.
Friendships old FIRE house is to be sold
by the sealed bid scheme Bids will be
received by B. w. Cloud, c. w. Starr and
Samuel II. Laid up to O'Clock, p. m
next Saturday, Oct. q. TIE rs cash.
Boston Tea in the Central Baptist
church tonight from p to $50.
Menu Baked beans, ham, brown bread,
white bread, cranberry sauce. pickles,
celery, FRUIT doughnuts and coffee, tea.
List of advertised Letters for the week
ending October 10. 1893: Charley Beckett
Joseph Eoebel, F. Jones, jos Miller. Jas.
Robinson, Moses Thomas, s. Z. Washing
ton, Wn. Geive Persons calling for the
above letters will please Say advertised.
"A dramatic association has been organ.
iged by members of the Woodbury. Country
Club, and the following Board of Directors
eie elected: Carl Roger, Percy Brick
Henry Longcope, Graham Craig, Charming
Lord, Herbert Weir and DR.. T. F. Clifford
Rev. Henry G. Coanin, Of Jersey City
will address the Sunday school mass meet.
ing 10 the Kemble Memorial Methodist
Episcopal church of Woodbury., on Thur.
day evening, October Is. on ~The Relation
of the Sabbath school 10 the church, Home
aHd State"
county Superintendent EIdridge in.
forms us that the teachers examination
80 per cent of the applicants for Third
grade certificates being successful. At
former examinations the average was about
35 per cent.
Sweet potatoes are from SOC to 81. 90
and few are being shipped. This price
combined with SC tomatoes, and other
truck in proportion, indicates that the Zoe.
truck period. which our Mckinley friends
ha
again, is here in full force.
Charles K. Lands. the founder Of
VInelaDd, claims rental If $40, 900 from
The local water company for the use of the
streets, which he claims are still his prop
erty. It is dangerous thing for a town to
have so far sighted founder as G. K
LaDdis.
1t seems that was spurious Sickler
who returned to Williamstown last week
after twenty-seven years seclusion in
California. His brother Jacob, Clerk OF
Camden county, failed to recognize his
strawberry" marks. and the long lost
brother has disappeared.
Mrs. Hannah Hurff, Of HurffgilIe, has
between seven and eight thousand baskets
of Keller pears. The trees were set out ia
1889. and have been bearing for five years
There are five hundred trees and occupy
five acres of ground. Geo. B. Hurff will
have two thousand baskets on his farm
near durffYille
The first copy OF the Registry list were
posted yesterday, the 18th inst. See that
your name is properly entered thereon
The Boards of Registry and Election will
next meet OH Tuesday, October 3Ist, from
p. N. to p. M, for the purpose Of reyis
ing and correcting the Registry lists
The Fall convention of the Gloucester
county Christian EndeayoT Union will be
held IN the MulIics Hill Baptist church
on Friday night Rev. J. Davies will
conduct the devotions. Rev. r. P. D.
Bennett will lead tie Junior Rally, and
Rev DR.. A. w. Spoonef, President OF the
New Jersey State Union, will make an ad
dress on What next 10 Christian En-.
deavor.Y
The registry lists as posted show 1857
voters registered Ia Woodbury. to date
262 in the First Ward, the lists are posted
ct the Fire house and Columbia hotel
aecrnd Ward, Al. lists at Young's barber
shop and EBgle's cigar store and barber
shop Third Ward, 1878, lists at J. n
COomb's barber shop and John Rachorl
store at corner Of Salem and Mullica Hill
roads.