Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1900-09-27
LOCAL BRIEFS.

The Board of Education will meet
tonight.
"A. H. DeHart viii exhibit seven of his
farm wagons at Interstate and Mt. Holly
fairs
The Woodbury. Republicans viii raise
q banner and hold a meeting next Satur-
day night
Samuel NJ Burkett has bought the
Nittenger grocery business at Hopkins and
Franklin streets.
Rev. J. NJ T. Childrey, of the First
3s -; sslsssssi. has /. css 20 Tie Chester,
Pa, Baptist church.
After October /, the night service of
the trolley will be discontinued, the last
car leaving Camden at 1915.
Samuel Stewart, of Clarksboro, has
bought the former Charles Shoemaker
farm from George G. Weatherby, for
$4,000.
B. ". Andrews, Of this city, and Dr.
T. NJ Halsey, Of Williamstown, were
members Of the United States Grand Jury
last week
-The will of Anna NJ, Kahn, wife of
Rev. Charles Kahn, of Mullica Hill, was
admitted to probate on September 21
Charles Henry Kahn is executor.
One Of the attractions at Woodbury's
Fair in the Sunday of the First
Baptist church September 27 and 2S-after-
noon and evening, will be performing
birds.
Harry s. Fisher has sold his farm,
stock and implements to gentleman from
Philadelphia, hence his public sale adver-
tised to take place on October 3, is with
drawn
On Tuesday, Sheriff Springer sold three
properties in Franklin township belonging
TO Mary Roane TO George w. Warner COM
plainant in the action, for $780, $500 and
$445-total of S745.
The annual inspection OF fire apparatus
by a committee of Council was held Tues
day evening. The apparatus was found to
be IN perfect condition, but the men need
something in way Of coats and boots
Commissioners to assess benefits to
property abutting Woodbury. and Knights
Run gravel and stone road; Hurffville and
Gross Keys Road and Mullica Hill and Har-
risonyille road, viii soon be appointed
The Woodbury. R. E. n Loan Asso-
citation, through the estate agency of ]. NJ
Henderson, has sold the old Thackara resi-
)
& S. S. r. R., and the adjacent lots. to
Patrick Whelan, for s., 500.
I'm some sections of the country dealers
have advanced the price of coal to So ton
because Of the strike We are glad to
state that Woodbury. dealers will not
advance while their stock In hand holds out.
On Wednesday, the goth inst. Game
Warden Muller arrested Oscar Dilks. of
Monroe township, for killing a quail ON the
18th inst, and Justice Wood imposed a fine
OF 500 90 and costs. The open season for
quail begins Nov l.
The new school law provides that chill
dren who have never attended school before
shall only be admitted during the ten DAYS
Immediately following the fall opening and
the five days after the April and January
openings. A deviation from this rule can
only be granted by a majority vote of all
the Educational Board.
Quite number Of important public
notices in our advertising columns this
week, including proposals for county build
ing sales Of real estate and personal prop
erty, sales OF lots, also the fall announce
ment Of Halls, the solid old dry goods
house on Market street. The advertise
IlsltS dAc uOt JIG 4csiSu feature VI u county
newspaper
"a despatch from Woodstown dated
September 81, says:-sA moth or an insec
Of some kind is playing havoc with the
wheat in this county, either in stack. NOV
or bins, bY eating the heart or kernel of tho
grain and leaving it she'll The discovery
OF the pest was made by accident. anC
several farmers have found their stacks
mass Of huIls. Grain dealers report con
siderable damage done to their wheat OF
hand.
The event Of the county next Saturda,
viii be the public sale Of lots at Belmont
or-t1ie-D Delaware We think our reader
thoroughly understand that this is not
mushroom enterprise but one of substan
fial parts, and sure, rapid development
Reports to the contrary Notwithstanding
the trolley service IS permanent, the white
schedule being haIf-houF trips from s q
&. M, 70 1870 p. m. See adser. for par
EicuIars.
IIere are two opinions by workinginel
that have reached us Of those full dinner
nails which the Republicans have displaye'
Il front Of their headquarters: They ar
a insult ID the intelligence of America
citizen Are we simply hogs in a pen
satisfied when the trough is full Of swill, 0
49, re heirs Of the inheritance left by tn
.ae8 of Valley Forge, Red Bank, Trentol
and Monmouth? American citfzenshi
means more than full belly, which ever
msffean. worthy Of American franchise
ms al the time The second opini0
vas: ssThe Republican Club ought To fl
those pals fab, and express them, pre-
yEa;d Is = anton