Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1900-09-20
LOCAL BRIEFS.

-Iha0- Laub's Is headquarters for school
shoes
The bank statements are advertised
this week.
Straw hats, crash suits and gauze went
out of fashion last Monday.
Mrs Fraas has closed up her shoe
store and the desirable building is for sale
or rent.
The real and personal estate Of the late
Harry d. Rambo IS advertised at public
sale
estezday little son Of T1eeholder
ShafpIey, Of the First Ward, fell from a
tree and disloeated an elbow joint.
Matinee races at Green's stock farm
next Saturday at 80 p. m. There will be
five we'll filed classes, and genuine sport
The Democrats Of Franklinville will
raise a hickory pole on the afternoon Of
October s. and hold a mass meeting il the
evening
The Prohibition County Convention to
nominate candidates for Assembly and
Coroner, viii be held at Pitinan Grove on
Tuesday next.
Read William Jennings Bryan's letter
Of acceptance on the Fourth page of this
neighbor TO read it too.
The trolley company has determined to
abandon the Almonesson branch, we are
told. The tracks to the city line will re-
main to accomodate the Country Club
Cashier James w Hunt, of the Had
donfield National Bank, who resigned
recently, has made up shortage in his
accounts of about So, 500, since discovered
Miss Salome Sithen Morgan has ac-
cepted a position as kindergarten teacher at
Thirty-ninth and Locust streets, Philadel-
phia, hence her private school in this city
will be abandoned.
The water in the Delaware, says the
Trenton True american, is lower than at
any period in thirty years. Between the
upper bridge, at Yardley, near Trenton, it
is possible for a person to wade across the
river without removing any Of ones cloth
ing.
We have this statement direct from
League Island Between four and five hun
dred laboring men employed at League
Island, receive just S104 per day.
How full are the dinner pals which those
American worlSmen carry? Referred to
Mark Hanna.
The annual meeting of the stockholders
of the Woodbury. Glass Works was held
last week, when the following officers were
elected: President G. G. Green; Secre-
tary, Hanley Beckett; Treasurer, G.. G.
Green; Directors, G. A. Madden, James
Park, Charles F. Marshall, Joseph Andorfer,
Hanley Beckett dividend of six pei
cent. was declared.
APATHY was 50 thick at the Republican
nominating election last Saturday afternoon.
that one could cut it with cheese knife,
: The boys are not enthusing much over the
Mc-Hanna- Loudenslager program Vim.
p. Buck was nominated for the Assembly.
and DR.. Harry A. Stout, Of Wenonab. was
nominated for Coroner, to succeed DR.. Jane.
Hunter, Of Newbold, whose term win
expire this Fail.
- good many people in this city were
aroused from their sleep about three O'Clock
last Sunday morning by a fierce WIND
storm and perfect deluge of rain. As one
viewed the roar OF the wind and torrents d
falling water, it wasn't difficult to imagin,
some OF the horrors Of a waterswept CITY
But the force of the storm was soon spent
and the morning revealed no other damage
Shan quilted streets and broken limbs
grocer's mistake in fillinga coal OF
can with gasoline nearly resulted seriousIl
at the home of Dr.. Diyerty last Saturda,
night Recently housewife detected
similar mistake by the grocer from til
odor. We have no doubt that all on
grocers use. extreme caution in the sale G
gasoline, but il is clear that their yigilanc
must be increased to avoid dangerous con
sequences sure to follow mixing coal OF
and gasoline.
List Of advertised letters for the wee
ending September II, 1900: John Anison
Edward Conell, Edward Carpenter, Yor
Givens, Mrs. HeadIey, Rebecca johnson
Miss Mary Lopez, Alfred Mitchell Mr.
Nornandie, Howard Pierson, Max Rettia
Lizzie Sharp, Hattie Smith, D SpringeI
Miss Fife Sportsman, Warren StangeI
Miss Julia Sweene, Mrs Sarah WilliaInI
Persons calling for the above letters pleas
say advertised
81 another column viii be found Il
advertisement Of sale OF lots at Belmon
0H-tIae-D Delaware. One OF the sure thin,
III tie future is that Belmont is going to i
d town: and thriving town at that T
pTosaotafs arc honest men, who will star
81 those Who join them il It's infanfey
making It's growth quick as we'll as sur
They have q trolley there that viii NAL
frequent trips al the year round At o.
period Of the history Of Red Bank, when
ferry ran To Philadelphia, lots sold al Sfeo
eacii History Will no doubt repeat itsel
and the bluffs and adjacent lands at Be
mont viii be beautiful suburb Of Phil
delphIa, Camden and Woodbury..