Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1900-10-25
RETURNING TRAINS.
Delaware River Branch.
LOCAL BRIEFS.

night
Township Collectors are paying the
county tax as usual.
There will be matinee races at Green's
stuck farm next Saturday afternoon.
"A false alarm of fire was turned in
from box 35 last night about twelve O'Clock.
John Rambo advertises a sale at Black
wood, and Thomas NJ. Tice sale at Mt
Ephraim.
Herman Brrisehaber, our florist, has a
tree Of Tangerine oranges, which are now
fully matured.
"A Bryan and Stevenson club of lbs
members was organized in Swedesboro on
Tuesday night.
See that your name is on the registry
list, if you are legal voter. The registry
boards sit next Tuesday.
The ladies Of the Baptist Young Peo-
piles Union will hold their annual Boston
Tea this evening in the Central Baptist
claureh.
Contractor Z. ?. Henry received the
contract to extend the wing walls Of Wood
bury bridge from the Board Of FreehOlders
and is doing the work.
We call attention of our readers to the
advertisement OF Edgar r. Dell & Son in
'.asss;a- z8n It~deals fully with a sub
iect of especial interest to every man.
The Board of Canyasses have finished
their work for the city and find total of
11y3, divided as follows: First Ward, 269;
Second Ward, 465; Third Ward, 374.
There are several cases of diphtheria in
Woodbury., but not of malignant type
and the physicians, cooperating with the
Board OF Health, have them well in hand.
The annual Teachers Institute of the
public school teachers of Gloucester and
Atlantic counties, will be held at Atlantic
City on the 9th, 9Th and 18th of November
Articles of incorporation were filed in
ztle Clerks Office by Silver Star Council,
M 20, Jr. o. q. A. NJ. The incorpora-
tors are w. C. McIlvane, Vim. p. Buck, J.
B. Siamerman, A. S. Ireland and Laurence
Marsh of Williamstown
The Republican meeting at Glassboro
eon Saturday evening last was a frost, and
1.-THE parade was complete failure-not
Eaare than one hundred being in line, and
only twenty-one horsemen. The Wood
bury Club turned out only two members.
The GNe-Year-old daughter of John
Campbell Of the First Ward, who was
reported dangerously i'll with black diph-
liberia, is recovering, under the sl1illful
care of DIR. Campbell The other children
escaped the dread malady
Helen Bowman, daughter Of Mr.. and
Mrs Harry Bowman, residing on Oak
street. died on Wednesday morning from
membranous Group and diphtheria, aged
years and II months The funeral was
held privately in the afternoon. The three
other children have not been sick. DR..
Brewer was the attending physician.
Landlord Rachor is exhibiting with
much pride forty pound pumpkin grown
by farmer S. D. Walker, near Clayton, on
which is inscribed Mr.. John Jaehor, Jr.,
proprietor of Newton Hotel, Woodbury., n.
j. The inscription was written on the
vegetable in mid growth, in a full, beauti-
iful hand, and stands out clear and legible.
james NJ Beck who will speak in
Greens Opera House next Saturday even
ing under the auspices Of the Republican
confBrstee is talking for four years more
Of S5,040 year. George Guylas Mercer,
who will speak from the same platform on
Monday evening, October %, speaks not.
for cash. but the great principles that
cluster around and grow out of the Declar-
alton of Independence.
List of letters remaining in Woodbury.
post Office for week ending October %, 1900.
Rollie Armstead, q Mrs. Leila Bowman,
Miss Kate Curtes, Miss L. Densten, John
!. Edelhauser, Mrs C. A. English, Miss
Mary Forman. Jacob Feldman, E. S. Har-
RS, Miss Mary Heayelon, Herbert j. Hotey,
Aubrey Jackson, f. Jones, Annie /. Kin
yon, Jno. McCulley, Carl b. Pickett
Andrew Read William Seidel, Hattie
Smith, 2 Persons calling for the above
letters viii please say advertised.
The C. c. B. c. foot ball team defeated
the Camden City A.. A. at the Country
Club grounds on Saturday Although the
home team was greatly outweighed, 50
snappy was their playing that the visitors
scarcely saw the ball and at the end of the
game they acknowledged that they were
fairly beaten by the overwhelming score of
81 to O. The Dewey Club Of n. Woodbury.,
lis scheduled for next Saturday. This will
probably be the most exciting game Of the
season, and big crowd is expected Adj
aalassi0n Zoe.