Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1899-05-18
LOCAL

line may term OF court Will DeHiD
next Tuesday.
See adver. of sale OF Woodbury. real
estate by Dan'l Thacksra.
B N. Gibson has the contract to paint
Mr.. John T. Kirkbride's residence.
-HilIman Maulsberry, Druggist Mer
ritts courteous assistant is i'll and off duty.
Howard Scott and Charles Babcock
have purchased sail boat from Earl Oliver.
DIR. H. c. Clark gathered Strawberries
in his garden on May r. They are new
variet..
Jersey strawberries are said to he in
market; but they havn't reached Wood
bOry yet
Rev Daniel Thackara has been con-
fined to his bed since Saturday last, ser
iousIy i'll.
-Budd Bros, of Spring Lane diaries,
have a handsome new delivery wagon made
by DeHaft
DIR. William C. Stokes has returned
from the city to his Summer home on
Glover street.
Feed merchant, Carleton 2. Stokes. of
this city, has a car load OF fresh Nova
Scotia land plaster.
Union Fire Company, of Westville and
Newbold, will hold strawberry and ice
cream festival on June 3.
Curt GaTTon lost eight of his White
Wyandotte chickens by their jumping in a
bucket of water yesterday.
John H., son of Charles Nj. Garrett, of
this city, entered the Williamson school of
Penna., on Tuesday, for the four year
course.
Geo. @. Allen, near Pitman Grove, yet
has the agency for Leggitt's Paris Green
and Dry Powder Gun, and keeps repairs
for same.
Prof E j. Frye, the new principal of
Woodbury. pablo schools, was in Woodbury.
last Friday, and paid an informal visit to
the schools of the city.
Rev. DIR. Bottsford will occupy the
pulpit of the Salem Presbyterian church
next and the following Sunday, during the
absence of Rev. LandeIbaugh.
The Supreme Council, Legion of the
Red Cross, in annual session at Atlantic
City this week, electected DIR. E. Geo. Read
ing, of this city, Grand Marshall.
--Minretonka Tribe of Red Men, of this
this city will unite with the Blasius Band
in holding strawberry festival on Friday
anu SATURDAY SFCbiu&ct juno ~ duu Oh
Andrew Marcus, Jr., a student at Hah-
naman College, is i'll with typhoid fever
at his parents residence on Broad street.
Harry Wilson, son of Mr. Frank Wilson, is
also i'll with the same di ease at his fathers
residence on Franklin street.
The Salem county grand jury on
Tuesday found seven bills of indictment,
three of which were against Geo. WilIets,
colored, charging him with the murder of
Councilman Mason M. Bennett, and assault
and robbery.
President Mason announces that the |
annual shad dinner of the Farmers of the
Deptfords, will be held at Falls Hotel on
Saturday evening, the 9th inst, at eight
o'clock. The President is especially de-
sirous that all old members be present.
The Elders and Trustees of the Pres
byterian churth OF this city will give a |
congregational reception to Mr.. and Mrs
Thomson next Tuesday evening from s to
10 o'clock. Il is hoped that the entire
congregation will participate.
Hon. James J. Davidson, of Swedes-
boro, has the exclusive right to sell ]. 3. |
Colt q Cos. Acetylene Gas Generators and
accessories in the counties of Gloucester
and Salem. 1t is the most brilliant and |
economical house and out door iIluminantl
known.
There is talk of extending the trolley |
road to Mnllica Hill, Pitman Grove and |
Black wood. The officers of the G. G. & |
w. trolley have been over the routes within |
a week, but nothing definite is given out. |
The extension TO Pitman is the most likely |
of the three to be made this year.
Nathan Hill, an old citizen of this
city, who for many years bad a shoe shop
near the bridge, died at the residence of
his daughter in Camden last Saturday. |
The funeral was held in the ~ E church, |
this city, of which he was a member, on |
Wednesday. the 18th inst. Interment was |
at Green cemetery.
"A reform movement, looking to The |
closing of saloons on Sunday, has been in /
augurated at Gloucester City. The pastors |
OF all the churches have enlisted in the /
movement, and they seem to have the snp-
port Of Mayor Beaslon. The disorderly |
element is said TO come to Gloucester from |
Philadelphia and Camden
Jos. W Pratt, the Westville we'll drill |
Ter, has just completed wells at PaVonia |
aud the Red Bank Sanitarium, and is |
driving wells at the l. 2. Thomas Phos- |
phaie Works and for the American Pipe
Company at Westvile. 10 every case he |
finds the supply abundant, and pure as
crystal.
List of advertised letters for the
week ending May 10, 1899: Miss Erma
Atkinson, Miss Sarah w. Brown, John |
CoYington ~. Lizzie Corbin, g. Gothardt,
Susie Hill, Miss r A. johnson, BeuIah |
Leate, F. l. Mead, Lewis Myers, Mrs
Reiser, Joseph Sunsoll, Sallie Seamison,
John Williamson. Persons calling for the |
above letters will please say advertised.
AT the annual meeting of the stock
holders of the Camden, Gloucester and |
Woodbury. Railway Company last Thurs
day, the following directors were elected !: |
Henry J. West. VIM. J. Thompson. J |
Willard Morgan. Thomas z. Curley, David |
Baird, 7. z. Varney, John J. Curley |
Augustus G Muller, Henry NJ. Harley. /
These officers we're chosen: President, J |
Willard Morgan secretary, Thomas P. |
Curley treasurer. VIM. ]. Thompson.
AT the election of non-commisioned |
officers Of Co. |, Sd N. G. N J. on Monday |
night, the following were elected First |
Sergeant, John Ford; Second Sergeant,
Harry Z'tsch Third Sergeant, Thos An
derson Fourth Sergeant, Roy Sampson /; |
Fifth Sergeant, VIM Eldridge; Corporals |
Preston Davis, Calvin Wesiherby, and Ora
ham Corporals Cloud and Parker retained |
their old positions. The commissioned Off |
GERS will be the same as 10 Co. e. Captain,
Hathers; First Lieutenant, Shiyefs |
Second Lieutenant, Barber
Cha les A. Snriner, State Fish and
Game Proctor, in his statement OF quail
distribution, reports having shiEed twelve
birds to each of the following citizens of
this county William A. bikes, Clayton
Harry D. Simmerman. WilIiamstown
Langdon W. Harris, Newfeld Robert
Wilson, Franklinville; s. F. Stanger, Har-
risonviIle; Frank Annadown, Glassboro
Job Scott. MaDtua; J.. O. Ireland, Will
liamstown; John M. Henderson, Wood |
bury Thomas Huff. Woodbury. George
W. CattelI. Woodbury. Adon w. Muller,
AImouesson s. s. Leddan, Glassboro
Sixteen hundred and fifty yellow perch
were placed from lidewater 10 Lake Almo-
ness0n ia this county.
Il makes no difference how bad the wound ID |
you use DeWitts Witch Hazel Salve: it will !
quickly heal and leave no scar. Alfred s.
nafshsu.