Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1899-07-13
LocALiTEMs.

sive addition TO his residence on hlgl
street.
The Central Baptist Sunday schoo
will hold their annual picnic at Almones
son to-day.
--James S. StIatton Post, No. 81, G A
E will hold its annual excursion TO Allan
tic City on the 9th inst
BY a msioriiy of IA on a light vote
Salem on Tuesday voted to issue bonds il
the sum OF $4,000 to improve the street
of the city.
The Property Committee of the Boart
OF Chosen FreehoIders has awarded tn
contract to furnish eighty tons of coal TO
the Court House to William A. Fisher
The report that Joseph Brooks, 0
Westyille, was stricken with paralysis OF
Tuesday is denied by his physician, whit
pronounces his illness an accute attack Of
neuralgia of the nerves at the shoulder.
William B GourIey, Chairman of thu
Democratic State Committee. has zap
pointed Charles j. Wolferlh, of East Green
witch township, member eff the County
Board OF Elections for two years.
If the party who found that side poke
and purse and went down German street
with it will call at Paul's Hotel, they viii
be rewarded for the return of it-and nj
questions asked.
Friends meeting in Woodbury. will bt
visited next First Day, the 18th instant, by
members of the Circular Meetings Com
mittee. All who are interested whether
members or not, are invited TO attend al
ten o'clock-east side of the house.
-Giassboro's tax rate for the coming
year will be $l.74 on the $780, divided as
follows: County, 46 cents State school
30; roads, 16 township purposes, Is
water, II; lights, 8; district school, %
SHOOT building, 16; police, s..
On Tuesday ex-Judge Clymer, execu.
tor of the estate of Mary Frances Risley
sold the ten room residence on Wallace
street, to Harry c. Wilson for 1926, and
the building lot adjoining, to Lydia Herr
tage, for $110 In both instances, the
amounts were much below the incum.
ORANGES.
The following persons prominent in
agricultural movements, will address the
farmers at the Grange picnic at Alcyon
Park on August ID E P Cole, Lecturer
of New York State Grange; Mrs. B. b
Lord, General Deputy New York State
Grange, and Edward Braddock, Worthy
Master of New Jersey State Grange.
The ladies' auxiliary to the Farmers
Picnic at Washington Park, who propose
to make a display of fancy art and needle
work and home products at the picnic on
August Is, held their first meeting at the
Park at II o'clock this morning. Chair.
man Sickler on whose invitation the meet
ing is held, informs us that he has many
responses to his invitation, and all evince
great interest in the departure.
"A local corporation has been organized
to manufacture here preparation of Yichy
and Ressingen salts 10 granulas, for the
cure of obesity. H Brown Green il
manager of the corporation, and the prepa.
ration is manufactured under the exclusive
direction and advice of DR.. William T
atthell, of Baltimore, DIR. Ward of the
Berlin University, specialist in stomach
troubles, recommends the preparation.
The glassworkers have met six of the
party of thirty blowers on their way from
Windfall, Indiana, to the Cumberland Glass
Works, Bridgetou, and after full explana-
ton by the representatives of the local
branch, aud understanding the situation
left for their homes. The balance of the
party is divided into small squads, and
are not yet located, but will no doubt re-
turn after understanding the situation
among the woTkmeu at that place
The Delaware and Atlantic Railroad
Company was incorporated on Tuesday
with an authorized capital of $6 900 900, TO
build railroad from Gloucester CITY to
Atlantic City. The inc0rporators are z P.
Boyer, Jr., Henry Pennington, Walter NJ.
Boyer, Frederick G. Nicholson, j. Theo
Ninesteel, all of Philadelphia Charles T.
Mallory, ]. B Roe, A. w. Cattell, Beniami
Fl. Davis. Thomas Andrews, Arthur Y
Hall. of Woodbury., and J. T. SickIer, ESQ
of ClsTksb9ro
An event of much local interest will
be the picnic at Washington Park next
Thursday under the auspices of the glass.
blowers organization. While the attrac.
tons of the Park will be enjoyed, the fact
that Governor Voorhees,, Senator McDer
mott and Stokes Speaker Watkins and
many members of the New Jersey Senate
and Assembly will be present, will lend an
unusual interest to the event Between
the hours of two and four their will BIZ
speaking by President Hayes, of thu
National Association of Glassworkers, and
Senators McDermott and Stokes. Special
trains will be run on all South Jersey rail
roads, returning as late as 45 D. M
Through F. L Wilkins estate agency
Mr.. Henry g. Morse, President of the New
York Ship Building Company, that is
erecting a great ship building plant a
South Camden, has leased the c. G Voor
HES residence on Lake Drive, and viii
occupy it next Monday. This agency ha,
Inquiries for homes from other member
OF the Company, and hopes TO have then
locate here. The door to Wood bury is an
open one, and we will extend TO all gooc
people the right hand of fellowship anC
welcome them to citizenship and full
enjoyment of the best as well as the health
lest home town in New Jersey.
Farmers who have fresh mich cows t.
sell will be interested to learn that the,
are 10 such demand in New York CITY
that the prices has very materially ad
Yanced. A prominent dealer there sayl
that cows that came with a guarante,
OF twelve quarts of milk day have sold
for $40 and $50, but any kind of Gov
will bring $50 now" He says the demand
is SO great that be can scarcely Gil orders
One cause of the scarcity is the fact tina
dealers are shipping cows TO Cuba Th.
statement is made that COWS that formerly
sold for $50 and $40, are now bringing $5l
and SIS
Agent Wilson has recently made th
following bicycle sales City Clerk. D r
Mathers, Columbia for bis son Frank
John Greer, HardingviIle Robert w Carr
Crescent r his son Robert, and Colup hi
for his daughter Sallie Thomas Doughty
Malaga, Crescent tandem Jesse Muller
Paulsboro, $28 Victor for his Sol
William f. S Kroner $28 Vic
tor Harry Dtpson, $40 Rambler Mrs
B. W. Cloud, Crescent. for her grand
SOP, Benjamin, of Atlantic City; H0wan
Wilkins. Ideal, for his son Ralph
Frank Eastlack $40 Rambler Josep
TLoma. $40 Rambler Thomas b. Burrii
Red Bank. $50 Pierce Racer; Charles I
Budd. Defiance Mrs. Amanda Washing
ton. $35 Crescent, for her son James Ges
S. Jackson, g lassboro, tandem Isaac Allen
Paulsbofo. $35 Crescent, for his son John.
Mr. and Hrs. B. Lackhemp Elston, Missouri
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