Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1899-09-28
LOCAL S.
-ChestDuls are ripe.
There is frost in the air.

-ChestDuis are ripe
There is frost in the air.
Read Merritt's new announcement.
The Summer IT, LEY cars are taking q
rest.
The first election notice lie published
this week,
Allen Gardiner returned to Pitman
Grove last week.
&C w. Starr adyertises Fail Goods
Read what be says.
Capt PlatI has been i'll for two weeks,
but Is much improved now.
Miss Salome Morgau's Kindergarten
school opened last Monday with twelve
pupils.
-Berj amin Thorp is now riding wheel
again, having purchased one of Agent
Wilson.
-Reys Martin, of Newbold, and Chill
drey, of Woodbury., exchanged pulpits last
Sunday morning.
Mrs. DR.. w A. Glover, of Atlanta Ga,
is in Woodbury. visiting her parents. Mr..
and Mrs. George T. Newell.
The Fall announcement of Hall &
pears in our columns this week.
The W. G. T. Z. will meet at the
home of Mrs. G. E Thomas, Holroyd
Place, on Monday, October 2. at 8 p. M.
j. Be, d Avis of this city was married
yesterday in New York to Miss Minnie G.
Anderson, of that city. Congratulations.
The funeral of Mrs. Charles Hustled
sister of Mrs D. P Stranger of this city,
took place at WilliamstoWn last Tuesday.
Democratic primaries will be held IN
all the Townships of the county tomorrow
night, Friday, September 20, at 80 O'Clock
The Little Red School House" IS
gradually disappearing, we are told. Two
in WoOlwich township have been closed
this year.
james S. Carson of this city has clus
ter of sixteen pears, of the Keltfer Ysriety
on single branch fourteen inches long,
which weighs seven pounds. Who can
beat il?
-Rev.J. q. Algor,of Glsssboro,a and Miss
Deborah Stratton, Of Mullica Hill, are
members of the Resolutions Committee of
the State Convention of the C. E. Union in
Camden to-day.
The County Board of Elections has
designated the GLOUCESTER COUNTY
DEMOCRAT. Constitution, Pauisboro Press,
Swedesboro Nes0s. Glassboro Enterprise, and
Newfeld Item. to publish election notices.
Barclay Mankin and assistants are en-
gagged in painting John II Bradway's resi-
dence on Delaware street, and Lewis C.
Sparks & Son are painting the house occu-
pied by Mr. Ball on the same street.
The Twenty Regiment,t to which
Lieut.. Charles &. Barber Is attached, left
Camp Mead, Pa, last Monday for San
Francisco, en- route for the Philippines
They will spend period in camp there
before embalking.
e. G. Lodge and VIM. H. Campbell,
Republican members of the Greenwich
township Board of Registry and Elections,
have resigned, and Geo. W. Wilkinson and
Frank P. Shuster haYe been appointed
their successors.
-Fsrmer D. C. Wood, of GrenlOch, has
hen turkey of strange habits. She began
laying the first week of April, and laid an
egg every day until the first week of Sep
TENDER, and never showed a disposition to
set.
On Monday last Sheriff Collins sold
to Charles Morris, Trustee, for 5000. Also
the Stephen Lawrence property in Franklin
township to L. Neweombe, atty for VIlroy
C. Ford for $500
The New Jersey Children's Home So
eiety has dozen bright little boys and
girls for adoption. For information con-
corning these address State Superintendent,
Rev. M. T. Lamb Trenton, N. J..
Mrs Esther Gordon, Mrs. A. A.
Stokes, Misses Emma Tbackara and Eliza
beth HOLLYWOOD and Prof G. H. Hewitt will
represent Kembe NJ E. Sunday-school at
the County Convention in Clayton on
October 5.
List of advertised letters for the week
ending September %, 1899: Al. Adams,
Miss Kelurah Beckett, Rev. Edward Con-
molly. Miss Laura NJ. Davis, Mrs. Annie
DUNCAN, Anthony DybOwski, EWood HaT-
ris, Carlo Resolena, Harry Smith. Persons
calling for the above letters viii please say
advertised.
The first ward Democratic primaries
will be held in Columbia Hotel; Second
Ward, in the rooms of the Democratic
Association, PrehPs Building Third Ward,
Jesse Browns store, PAS South Broad ST.
also two mem beers of the County Executive
Committee. will be elected in each Ward.
ALI Democrats should attend these Pri-
mary elections.
The Bell Teleph ,ne Company through
the activity OF Manager Avis, have put
long distance phones in the following
places this week w. FL. LiYermore's resi-
dence, Pauls Hotel, j. j. Summerili's law
Office, d o. Watkins law Office, Merritt's
drug store, the Loan Association, s. r.
Budd's residence, Claphan's restaurant,
DIR. Parker's Office, Office Of the CORstittt-
ton and of the GLOUCESTER COUNTY
DEMOCRAT.
Gloucester county is the banner Chris
tiau EDdeavor county of New Jersey. This
distinction, and the banner, a beautiful
token of silk, having been awarded by the
thirteenth annual convention of the State
C. Z. Union, in session at Camden ON We'd
nesdaY, because of the greatest increase in
membership, the PERCENTAGE of increase
being twenty. The sessions Of the Conven-
tion continue to-day.
The City of Salem few weeks ago sold
$4,000 worth of road bonds at 81 per cent.
interest. Gloucester county sold $35, coo
worth of road improvement bonds last
Thursday, at per cent. interest, decrease
of SITS per year in the total interest ex-
pense in favor of Salem. AS the Glouces-
ter county bonds run over a period of ten
years, the total excess of interest which
Gloucester county will pay over Salem. is
$3.50. This is a good transaction for the
bond holders, but bad bargain for Glou-
cester county tax payers
Deafness Cannot be Cared.
by local applications. as they cannot reach the
diseased portion q the ear There Is only one