Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1900-01-18
LocALITEMs.

Capt. Burton left for Florida on Tues
day. He will return by water.
The January meeting of the Board of
Chosen Freeholders is held to-day.
Elmer Locke is recovering from the
attack of appendicitis noted last week.
Gus. Prehl will have large sale of
carriages, milk and business wagons OF all
kinds Date given later.
Mr.. S. S. Sharp has leased one of the
Keasby houses on High stret t, and will
occupy it soon.
Brooks Bros. expect to have public
sale of horses the last week in this month
probably on the 26ih inst.
Thirteen Long Distance telephones are
being put in at PenDsgroVe, and one at
PedTicktown in Sweeten's store.
There is much building in progress at
Gibbstown. Why not change the name of
that place toDynamite City?
The Blasius Gun Club and the Sports
raen;s Gun Club will have shoot on the
formers grounds next Saturday afternoon.
Mr.. John H. Leppee. bicycle dealer OF
this city, makes bis 1900 announcement in
another column of the DEMOCRAT this
week.
IF. L Wilkins estate agency of this
city announces the sale of Sarah Hills
building lot on Glover street to Mr.. Julius
Schnorr. The price is not stated.
-Ex-Sh. riff Collins has pu chased the
John d. Shuie homestead in Mantua town
ship, near Barnsboro. The farm contains
10 &C es, and the price paid was slightly
above $1,000.
The ladies of the Presby terrain church
will hold the annual supper of terrapin.
chicken salad, and fried oysters in the
chapel on Wednesday evening, February
9TH, from to o'clock.
William G. Gleason, of Gibbstown. has
been recommended by Congressman Lou
denslager as postmaster of that town. F.
J. Randolph of Cumberland county has
been appointed Clerk of the Committee on
Pensions.
Mr.. B. W. Andrews executor of the
estate of the late ] 1hn C. Smallwo0d, adj
vertisss real estate of deceased at public
sale. Advertisement will be found in an
other column.
Thomas Macy, of Gloucester, will
await the action of the Grand Jury on a
charge of being an accomplish in the steal
ing of iron at Washington Park last month
and disposiug of it as junk. Mr..
Thompson made the charge and Squire
Paneoast held Macy under $500 BAIL
The price of tin, lumber and nails hav-
ing been greatly advanced by various
Trusts, the Gamers propose to throw the
burden on the farmers by lowering the
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Surely the Trusts are the farmers burden.
List of advertised letters for the week
ending January Is, 1900 :-Lisser Beblen,
!. A. W. King, Theo Robinson. Miss Bella
Smith, Mrs. A. N. Laid, Mrs. Edward
Lawrence. H. s., Woodbury., N ]. Persons
calling for the above letters will please
say advertised.
Manager Avis Of the local telephone
exchange. has an addit onal line of phone
subscribers, and workmep are now con-
Meeting them up they are "A. J. Rice's
store, Lawyer Norman Greys residence
DR.. VIM. Brewers Office and Geo. w.
Curtis residence.
w. P. Armstrong is going 10 move his
meat store from the corner of Broad and
German streets to the George Armstrong
property, corner of Broad and Hopkins SITS
Mr Kleiuhanz has moved his fin store st n
the Starr store formerly occnnied bv
Hepuee.
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The Mantua Township Protective As
ISOLATION has elected these officers :-Presi
dent, Dr. E. T. HIlegas; Vice President
Nathan Redrow Secretary. Thos. G. DiIkes
Treasur r, Thomas ]. Stratton Directors
John Jessup, William A. Allen and Franz