Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1900-07-26
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of Sennett's make.
MIR. A. Chandler has leased Frank P.
Dell's house on Delaware street.
As the Camp Meeting season ap-
proaches, the drought is broken.
Salem has one hundred vacant houses,
according to assessors statements
bennett, the famous Philadel phia
restaurateur, is getting his drinking water
from John Ladner's spring.
John N. Hampton, formerly of Evan,
was struck by a train and killed at Glouces-
ter last Monday. He was IS years old.
Woodbury. Private School will open at
the usual time in September, under man
agement advertised later in the columns of
this paper.
Geo. E. Pisreon has been reappointed
member of the County Board of Elec-
tons for two years, and has received his
commission.
w. Harrison LiYermore has sold a
building lot on Red Bank avenue to VIM.
Q. Carey for 1915 Mr.. Carey will build
house thereon.
The capacity of the ice plant, twenty
tons per day, was not equal to the demand
last week, and the owners filed the gap
from outside sources.
As Hiram James, farmer near Sewell,
was driving his COWS across the railroad
tracks last Monday. Cape May express
train struck two killing them instantly.
The tax rate of Mantua township ia
81 80 on the 500 valuation, same as last
year, as follows; County. so; slate school,
Is; township purposes, 20; township school,
Is.
Last Saturday the City Board of Edu-
cation awarded the contract to place No
COG Advance hot water heater in the
Academy to Mr.. A. j. Rice, for the sum of
1888.
-Theo. S. Burroughs on Tuesday pur.
chased the right to manufacture and sell
The Brander Perfection wire fence in New
Jersey. 1t is q staunch, neat combination
Of wire, and inexpensive.
From the proceedings of the Board of
Chosen FreehoIders. the people will learn
that the PaulsbOro-Swedesbor stone road
Is going to pieces. This is what the pro-
testing citizens abutting the road prophe-
sled long time ago.
The residence of H. g. Huff, near
Red Bank, was entered by burglars while
the family was at church last Sunday
morning, and a quantity of silver ware
and some money was stolen. The thieves
left no clue to their identity.
The third matinee races of the jersey
Country Club will be held on the Club
grounds, Green's Stock Farm, next Satur-
day afternoon, at / 30 sharp There will
be four classes. 8 minute, 230, 242 and
special class. Entries close at / D. m. of
race day.
&C. c. Child's, proprietor of thirty-six
retail grocery stores in Philadelphia, Cam
den and Gloucester, Bridgeton, Millyille
and VineIand has bought DsIrymples
grocery in Green's Block The store is
being painted and papered. by Gibson, and
will be opened next Saturday.
List of ADVERTISED letters for the week
ending July %, 1900 Mary L. Davis, Mrs
Alonzo Gibbons, G. E. McGIennon, Miss
Allie MeAllister, Mrs Jane Phifer, Ella .
Sull, Elmer Townsend, William Tracy,
Mrs Lizzie Tracy. Persons calling for
the above letters will please say adver-
tised.
An improvement which the people
will appreciate is that of a concrete walk
and curb on the north side of Hopkins ST.,
from Broad to the east line of C. q. Geb-
hard's property. The owners of the prop
erty, Messrs. George Armstrong and c. g.
Gebhard, are having it done by Joseph
Henry.
The grading of the road bed of the
trolley road to National Park was COM
pieted last evening, to the Park hotel, a
distance of q miles from the Washington
Park station; the poles are all set, awaiting
the wires, and ties are laid a considerable
distance, awaiting the rails, which are
expected daily. This was q quick lob of
grading, the whole being completed in
eleven working days.
Since the trouble in China there has
been noticeable falling of in the business
done By the Chinese lsundryman in Wood
bury, and NJ. F. Catsell is correspondingIy
happy. The boss Of the shirt department,
10 discussing the situation on Wednesday
afternoon said Me no fight Mclean man
Mclean man all lite He warm baby with
GUM. Good Chineeman no fight, just
Washee-washee and tlake in bloodle alice
time. Bad Manchoos in China fghtee
alice time. No work like tlamp, and talk
sound money, and pay washee in silver
Hcu hIguDie ueRiu. NO DAD Cnlneemen
here. Ali good Mclean men. No checkee
no shirtee. WhOOp Ia
AT the suit of the Woodbury. Real
Estate Mutual Loan Association five
Woodbury. properties of Dan1 Thackars
were sold at public sale last Monday BY
Lewis Starr, Special Master, as follows
Store and dwelling on Carpenter street
west Of the railroad was bought b.
the Association for $3.50; the old home
stead on German street, adjoining th,
railroad, and acres Of land. was purehas
ed By the Association for 81 100, subject +,
q mortgage Of $500 the double dwelling
Nos. l22 and l24 Carpenter street, wa,
bought By the Association for $3.50; tn
dwelling No. I12 Glassh0ro avenue, wa
purchased By Lydia Perry for $3.50. Cam
den properties of the same defendant, vii
bs offered at public sale In Camden TO
morrow the 18th instant, By Special Mas
Ter Starr. ct the suit Of the same plaintiffs