Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1900-08-30

Schools viii open next Tuesday.
Peaches are plentiful at fifty cents per
basket.
BANKS will be closed next Monday
Labor Day.
William A. Fisher is ready to fill coal
bins. See adyeF,
CONTRACTOR Joseph B. Best is building
barn for Mrs. A. A. Stokes.
The place to buy school supplies
MarshaIl's drug store. 8-3O-2t
Charles J. Dayenport's advertisement
viii interest our farmer readers.
George Nichols was discharged from
the custody Of the Sheriff yesterday
B. N. Gibson & Son are painting Rob't
G. Pages residence on Glover street -
The City Hall is being beautifed by
painter Zell and mechanic Jos. Henry
Elmer Clement, of West Deptford, lost
a valuable horse last Friday. The cause i:
not known.
e. c. Ford's residence on High street
is being improved with new porch, to be
followed by painting
The Board of Education will meet to-
night. The school year will begin next
Tuesday, September 4.
Frank L. Stokes,a practical upholsterer,
has opened an uphOlstering establishment
at No. q Cooper street.
DR.. NJ. J. Cowan, Eye Specialist, will
be at his Office 1913 South Broad street next
Tuesday. Examination free.
james Skill has contracted with con
IoI-o -
handsome home on Hessian Ave-
IS. Budd Eastlack, of Mantua town
ship, has made an assignment for the hsue-
tit Of his creditors, to William K Car "a
The West Deptford Township Com.
mittee will meet at the Town Hall, Thoro.
fare, On Monday, September 3, at 10 a m
1t is reported that Sam'l Warrick. O
Redwood, dropped $500 into the hands O.
sharpers at Atlantic City one day las
week.
Henry George, son Of the late political
economist OF the same name, is announced
TO speak at the Labor gathering at Wash
ington Park next Monday.
One Of j. Wood Hannold's vaiuabl,
horses was injured by becoming entangled
in wire fence last Sunday morning DR..
Kirby rendered medical attendance and the
animal viii likely recover,
john HammeH has rendered his resig.
nation as driver Of the city fire team to
take effect next Saturday, Sept l. Mr..
Hammell has been q faithful servant Of ths
city. May success follow him.
The annual meeting Of the W. C. T
u. will be held at the home Of Mrs Dilks
Newton avenue, Monday, September 8, a
3 P. n. A large attendance is desired, a
there will be an election of officers, anC
several other matters of interest.
Burglars visited j. Wood Hannold'
farm house early Sunday morning, gaining
an entrance through a front window ant
going up stairs. One of the boys heard tn
man enter, but thought it was his brother
and spoke to him. The man then went GU
the way he came, without any booty.
AT the recent tax sale by the City o
Woodbury., the following properties wen
purchased by the city: That Of Elizabetl
Stanley, 154 North Broad street; estate 0
Andrew Andrews, l59 Park avenue: Mrs
Annie Young, 1872 and 1884 South Broa.
street, and William English, 81 Carpente
street
List Of advertised letters for the weel
ending August 49, 1900: Daisey Allen
Miss Helen Armstrong, Mrs John Berry
Mrs Mary Brannin, Rollen Broaddus, Mn
Richard Brown, Mary Couch, Charlie
Gibson, Z. W. Rollins, Mrs s. s. Sagues
Mrs. Mary Wilbert, Charles Wood, Mrs
Cello Vol Persons calling for the aboy
letters viii please say advertised.
BECAUSE large portion Of the peopl
who usually enjoy day at Waslingto
Park on the occasion Of the Farmers Pr
mic were prevented by the storm Of AM
~, Mr. Thompson has arranged with tn
railroads to reduce fares next MONDAY
Labor Day, and viii make all attraction
Of the Park free until noon. There wi
be every accommodation and attraction ,
ord trolley, and at the park