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Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1900-07-12
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Sunday ,cbool excursion of the M. P.
and the NJ +. churches went to Ocean City
to day Wednesday, over the p & K r.,
Carrying about five hundred people.
The white potato crop proves to be very
heavy in this locality. S. s. Leddon was
the first to ship from South Jersey on the
10th and 22d of June, when he shipped to
Philadelphia one hundred and eight bask-
cts on each of the above days Henry D.
Chew, Supt Chestnut Ridge farm, and T.
c. Shute, have very heavy yield.
The public fountain was dedicated TO the
public on Tuesday evening with appropriate
ceremonies. Singing by both choirs the
N. E. and NJ. 2. churches, and several
ladies of the Willard Union made short
speeches. The fountain makes quite a
nice appearance.
1t is very quiet here during the vacation
of the glsssworks. The people are making
good use of their time in the different out.
ings. They enjoy base ball, the seaside
and some the mountains.
Dr. NJ. J Luffbary has so far recovered
as to go to Neversink Mountains in Penna.
to Iecuperate during the hot months.
Hon. Thomas NJ Terrell, delegate at
Large, returned home from the Kansas
City Convention on Sunday night last
He states that it was the largest and mosi
harmonious Convention held for many
years. Mr.. Ferrell also stated it was the
most enthusiastic.
Dr. Silas E. Robinson passed the exam
ination at Trenton last week, and viii 10.
cate at Miilyille in about two weeks.
DIR. Howard Iszard and family have
moved to Cedar Beach for the Summer,
I P. Jones, Dep. Grand Chancellor in
stalled the officers of Howard Lodge, No
%, K. OF P on Tuesday of this week.
The furnaces at Whitney Glass Work,
are being rebuilt, preparatory for the next
blast.
Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1900-07-12
PITMAN GROVE.

Mrs J. FISHER spent Sunday with
relatives In Aura
Mrs. Lawrence Browne is visiting friends
in Clayton
Mrs. Joseph Munyan and daughter jose
phine, of Redwood, were seen in town on
Tuesday morning.
BENJAMIN Lord was observed busy on
his corner lot, stalking out the cellar for his
new house.
The date of the Sunday-school excursion
has been changed to July II.
Miss McDonough, Mr.. George Apologize,
wife and daughter Mildred, OF Camden,
have been visiting Mr. and Mrs. Joseph
Apologize.
Rev. A. Downer and wife, and Miss
Emma E. Rulon, started last Thursday for
two weeks sojOurn at Mountain Lake
Park, Maryland
Mr.. Steelman has greatly improved his
cottage, having added foe porch. Fran
CHS Weatherby is completing the improve
ment with fine coat OF paint.
Presiding Elder, G. L. Dobbins, held the
close attention of large congregation in
the Tabernacle on Sunday evening.
Mrs. ]. Jaggard is having new porch
added to the property lately purchased by
her.
The painting of the outside of the M. e
church being finished, the inside will be
commenced this week.
Mrs. Armenia Kelly received the sad
news last week Of the death of her brother
in South Africa, from premature ex-
plosion.
The genial countenance OF Eli Hudson,
the Sunday-school chorister. was observed
IN the school on Sunday. He is spending
the Summer at Atlantic City.
While the inside of the church is being
renovated, the primary department of the
Sunday school under the management of
Mrs. A. Kelly and Mrs ]. Lodge, will be
held 10 the X. g. E. Hall.
On Thursday the MeMulIen cottage was
very prettiiy decorated. An impromptu
dining room was arranged under the trees
for the entertainment Of a number of their
| friends from distance.
Very interesting song services were held
at Summit and Epworth Parks on Sunday
evening. At Summit Park, Mrs. Pyle
sang beautiful solo in fine style. Al
Eps7orth Park, Mr.. and Mrs. Lopez sang in
their usual feeling manner, selection from
the new book.
The devotional meetings of the Epworth
League have been changed from Sunday to
Friday evening. The first one being held
last Friday night The young people O
the place were invited to hear Miss CsIes.
worthy's talk, on THE worth Of littI,
things those not present missed a helpfa
end On ssriniDg meeting
Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1900-07-12
PAULSBORO

About five thousand persons crossed on
the new ferry here Sunday last.
The boats run all night commencing
Monday Of this week.
The NJ. E. church people have decided
to have twilight services Sunday night,
beginning at 7.3O o'clock during the hol
| weather.
Mrs. DR.. E. s. Reeves and Mrs. James
got in the ditch On the causeway, Just ovel
the bridge, Monday, while waiting for the
the draw to be run on. The horse became
frightened and backed in the ditch. Mrs
Reeves was very much bruised and scared
We think a fence at the place is demanded
Lightning struck David DEFAULTS HOUSE
Sunday afternoon, demolishing a window
wire door and tore the plaster off the wall
The occupants we're stunned, but moi
seriously hurt
Mrs. John Chesney is very sick with
cholera morbus.
Mr.. james Lawrence and family 90 tc
the mountains this week for six weeks
vacation.
VIM. T. Smith spent three days this
week at Ocean Grove, looking up business
there.
A party of fifteen of our young people
spent Wednesday at National Park, going
via Capt. George Lodges yacht
Mrs. r H. Reeves, M. D., started for the
Iron Mountains, in Pennsylvania, Tuesday
She will be gone the balance of the sum
mer.
VIM. HUFF, of Philadelphia, is spending
week here with his grandmother, Caro-
line Huff.
Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1900-07-12

R.. P. shnll and family are at Deerdeld,
Mrs- a. H. Chandler is at Psnnsgrove,
n. j.
Eff Dawson and family are at Chelsea,
Atlantic City
Rev. A. P Bottsford and MI C. synnott
are at Cape May.
Ex-Poatmaster Dell is at Washington. n.
J.. this week
FL Y. Rogers and family are at Asbury
Park.
sam'l Snyder and family are at Cornell
sInn, Atlantic City.
Miss Sarah Beach of Centre St, is visit
ing friends at Wilmington, Del.
Mrs. Cspt. McEiwee is at Jeanette, Pa,
visiting her daughter, Mrs. Tussey.
Mr.. Wesley B. Riehman has moved
from Westville to No. 100 Hunter street
Mr. John f. and E. 7. Brad way and
families are at So Bristol, Me-, for the
summer
Mrs. Harry Jackson, of Asbury Park, il
the guest Of her sister, Mrs. George
Eldrldge.
mrs. A. johnson and daughter Jennie
will open the Dongherty Cottage. Anglesea
on Friday, tor boarders.
Mrs. c. T Bennett and daughters. Ger.
trude and Lillian. are going to Atlantic
City next Monday for brief vacation.
Mrs. Mary Thornton and daughters have
returned to Woodbury. and are occupying
Mrs. Sarah BatteB's residence during heI
absence 10 New York
Rev. John Deming, who very acceptably
filed the pulpit Of the Central Baptisi
Church heIe the past year, has accepted :
call TO The Fiist Baptist Church at boy les
town, Pa.
bliss ABna Beckett, who has been sales
clerk ID Starts store for several years, re
signed on Jnly aud has been succeeded
by Miss Hannah Heaton
James Sweeten, Of Pedricktown and Fl
w Jones. of FranklinVille, who attended
the Kansas City Convention, were ap
pointed alternate delegates
Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1900-07-12

The annual meeting of the Assessors O.
the various taxing districts of this county
was held in the Court House last Monday
Eli Heritage, of Harrison, being chairman
and John Redfield, secretary. William
Cattell, of Wenonah. was selected to pre-.
pare the abstract. Mr.. Cattell presented
the following resolution -
WHEREAS, 1t appears by the report OF the
State Board of Taxation that the prop
erty in several counties of the State il
not assessed at a full and fair valuation
and
WHEREAS, Such system is not just to
the counties whose assessors do comply
with the law; therefore, be it
"ResolUed, That the Board of Assessors
of the county of Gloucester do protest
against such system of assessment. and
request the honorable State Board of Tax
alton to investigate the same"
The county tax was fixed at go cents
and the State School at 26 cents
The following statement shows the
number of acres in the several townships
and the total amount of indebtedness
including the bonds and mortgages and
other forms of debt-and the poll tax:
Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1900-07-12
WENONAH

A service memorial to Mrs Esther r.
Carey was held by the W G. T. q, in the
Presbyterian annex on Monday afternoon,
July ?, Mrs. Il. L. Gilmour, presiding.
Mrs George Green is President of the
Society but owing to the close relationship
between e two for many years, she felt
it impol 1ble to conduct the meeting.
Mrs Carr was one of the Oldest residents
of Wenonah aud has been connected With
the Association since its organization,
thirteen years ago. Her loss is keenly felt
as in all these years she has always been
found ready to help, and often sought for
her wise counsel and ready sympathy. The
greatest sympathy is felt by the Union for
the bereaved family in which Mrs. Carey
was an ideal wife and mother.
Mr. and Mrs E. A. Smith, and Mr.. and
Mrs. c. NJ Wilkins, with the Misses Julia
and Edna Wilkins, startedssen Saturday
morning for western trip. including
Colorado Springs, Salt Lake City, Chicago
DR. and Mrs Gilmour, and Miss Name
Gilmour have gone to Mountain Lake
Park, Mary land, for their Summer onsing
Miss Eva HamilI, of PhiIad elphia, spent
the Fourth visiting the Misses Stokes.
Wenonah Inn has eighty guests.
James Carey and family are sojourning
at Atlantic City.
Our town is quite lively evenings with
the automobiles flying around.
The NJ. E. Sunday-school are to have
their picnic on the 18th TO Grenloch
Wagons will be on hand to take all the
scholars and friends of the school
Miss Helen Bodine, OF Trento is visit
ing Bertha Turner.
Mrs Lashley is improving her property
some.
R. G. Ballinger has deferred his European
trip until a more comfortable season.
The NJ E Guild. composed of the young
members of the church, will hold an ice
cream festival on Mr.. Holet0n's lawn on
Thursday evening, July u, to raise funds
for their work.
A musicale and progressive euchre will
be held on Thursday evening at the Inn
for the benefit OF the Childrens Aid Society
Of Philadelphia.
Mrs. DaDley,of Bryan Mawr, is visiting
her daughter, Mrs, Benson.
Look cut for moths this weather, carpets
are the special attraction.
Miss Margaret Farr IL visiting friends in
Elizabeth, n. ] 8.
Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1900-07-12
LOCAL EMS.

-T'ice adyertises another sale OF cows
See adyer Of BilIingsport and Phila-
delphia ferry.
The bank statements are advertised
this week.
Central Baptist Sunday school is pic.
nicking at Almouesson Park to day.
The Chosen Freeholders will meet
next Thursday
Read the Democratic National Plat
form on our fourth page.
The only Sam Jones is to be at Ma
tional Park Camp Meeting.
The magnitude of the peach crop is
7aid to assure low prices.
The date of the Fithiau grass sale has
a changed from Thursday. July 10, to
Wednesday, July IS
-MSs Lucy r. johnson, of Pennegrovs
has bought the Belmont Perry house on
Holroyd Place, through F L. Wilkins
estate agency.
Grocer W A MARTINEZ was injured
by the sudden tnrning of MS horse while
delivering goods on Tuesday. and will be
confined to bis home for few days.
The Consumers Gas Company has put
forty-five Jewel gas stoves in Woodbury.
houses this spring. and having a few stOYes
left, have reduced the price to $40 See
advertisement.
An entertainment will he held in the
lecture room OF the First Baptist church
on Thursday evening, July ~, commenc-
ing at eight o'clock. Admission ten cents.
after which there will be a pie and cake
sale.
The work of constructing the trolley
road from point this side OF Washington
Park TO National Park was begun last
Monday. Ex Mayor HendrIckson is to be
congratulated that his Efforts to secure The
road have at last been crowned with
success
We learn that already our farmers are
experiencing over-production" truck
prices. Its queer, isn't it, how things
change in. these days of expansion. In
1886 they called it "uBder-consumption. y
But, of course, it can't be that when every
body is SO rich and prosperous.
List of advertised letters for the week
ending July 9. 1900 Wm. h. Brubaker,
Joseph Dogoots, Mrs. f. HadIey, Mrs.
Anna NJ. Peters, Wm. SheAiu, Richard
Simmons, Torio Rnzano Al Signor Persons
calling for the above letters will please say
advertised.
John Durkin. sn employee at the ice
plant, was arrested at Washington Park on
Sunday evening for disorderly conduct,
and while Officer Roe was bringing him to
this city, he jumped off moving trolley
car, and gave the officer and others lively
chase, but was finally captured while hid
ing along fence
Woodbury. will raise SAC. I79 81 by
taxation this year, as against S34 500 last
year, and the tax rate Will be Sl84 on the
800 valuation this year as against 81 81
last year OF the increase in rate, 14c. of
the 20c. increase is for county purposes and
l0c for city purposes; there is a reduction
of &c. in the State school rate and thus we
expand.
Sheriff Springer has sold the following
properties recently That of C. L Hem
driekson. in Woolwich township, to samI
B. GaskilI, executor of Margaret Wood,
for $475 of Thos. Hirst. in Franklin, TO
Lydia A. LovejOy, for $3.50; of Sarah N.
Blome, in East Greenwich, 10 the Wood
bury Fireman's Relief Association, for $500:
of Geo. Lodge. in Franklin, to Martha
Artzt, for $4,000
Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1900-07-12
Obituary.

BARCLAY GAUNT an old citizen OF this
cit, died on Monday last at his home on
Red Bank avenue, aged sixty-two years
Mr.. Gaunt was born at Mullica Hill, and
in August 80, enlisted as a private in Co
Twelfth New Jersey Vols. His service
was an honorable one He was in the
battles of ELECTS Mills and Falmouth
was twice wounded and taken prisoner at
Charlottesville Afterward be partici-
pated in the battles of the Wilderness and
Cold Harbor. In the latter engagement
his right arm was shattered, requiring
ampu alton, and he was discharged Nov
80. "a He has been in poor health for
years, and partially paralyzsd the last
year. He is survived by his wife and two
children-a son and daughter. The funeral
was fiom his late residence at $50 thi;
morning, interment at Ellington.
Mrs. Lydia c. Folwell, one Of the Oldest citi
zens of MaIlca HILL died at the residence of one
Of her SONS. in Philadelphia where she had
been spending the winter. She was "a years Of
age, widow of the late Thomas l. Folwen and
sister Of the late Hon John W. Hszelton She
leaYes three sons. William and Nathan. Of the
firm Of Folwell Bros & Co., Philadelphia and
Robert c.. farmer of this place. She was vel
known and beloved by all. Up to recent date
she had been in her usual health The funera
service was held in Friends meeting house this
Thursday at Is p. m
Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1900-07-12
New Loan Association.

Articles incorporating the Bridgeport
Building and Loan Association, dated
July 10. 1900, were fled in the Clerk g
effice yesterday. The incorporators are
Ssm'l H. Richards, councillor at law; Geo.
Il. Platt, coal and lumber merchant; E T.
Sweeten, general merchant; Martin B. Rob-
inson, farmer; j. Clark Helms, farmer and
poultry buyer; Peter Torbert, farmer;
Franklin Davenport. farmer; Smith Shoe
maker. liveryman; E T. Oliphant, NJ D !;
Franklin D Springer, Sheriff of the county
The names Of the incorpOrators are a
guarantee that the institution is TO be a
permanent one, and one which will COM
mand the confidence of all the people. and
such an Institution as will be of inf mite
benefit, not only to the community whose
name it bears, but TO the whole section
contiguous thereto.
Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1900-07-12
THoRoFARE.

Two valuable horses died last week.
Capt. Platt lost his big bay and George
Leonard his large roam. Both were fine
horses
Travel was stopped on the National Park
road at John q. WhitalPs farm on Wednes-
day morning by large poplar tree being
blown across the road. Tom. Platt, not Of
New York, but of the farm, went and
cleared the road before break fast.
William B. Gibbs, wife and children
went to Swedesboro on Sunday as the
guests of Philip Parker.
Some of our farmers say their cows are
suffering with disease which affects one
eye.
People who trayel the stone road COM
plain of its condition.
Why does not our Township committed
gravel the road at the foot of Reeves hill.
Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1900-07-12
The Granae Pinnie

The various committees OF the Grange
Picnic to be held at Alcy0u Park on Aug.
/ and are making satisfactory progress
with the various details necessary to the
success of the enterprise. Special rates
have been secured on the railroad, and a
special train has been secured to leave Pit
man at 30 on the evening of August .
On the first day, Aaron Jones, Worthy
Master of the National Grange, and Mrs.
b. b Lord will make addresses beginning
at two O'Clock p m. On August 2, w w.
Hill, Worthy Master of Pennsylvania State
Grange will speak at the same hour. There
will be an exhibition OF homegrown fruits
and vegetables, dairy and household pro-
ducts, agricultural implements, and ma
chinery. Full particulars will be given
by posters, cireuIars and advertisement.
Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1900-07-12
STOCK VALUES.
Beware of Oiptments for cafarrh
that confain Marcnrx

as mercury will surely destroy the sense Of smell
and completely dersnge the whole system when
entering il through the mucous surfaces. Such
articles should never be used except on prescrip-
tons from reputable physicians, As the damage
they viii do is ten fold TO the good you can
possibly derive from them. Halls Catafrh Cure,
manufactured by +. J. Cheney & Co., Toledo,
Ohio contains no mercury, and is taken in
ternaily, acting directly upon the blood and
mucous surfaces Of the system. In buying Halls
Catarrh Cure be sure You get the genuine 1t Is
taken internally, and made IN Toledo, Ohio, o.
J. Cheney q Co. Testimonials free.
Sold by Druggists, 35c. per bottle.
Halls Family Pills are the best
Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1900-07-12
Vest Jersey and Sea Shore Railroad.

On ara after In 1i1,e 80, i9o"' trans "i
ieaFe aooaphfS a. lo'ios's'
For Philas 5.53, est 72S. Z A.. 81 20 20
10 00Il p an, On o., o. tss1 only 100 40l
AZ. 81 2e- . u; oV2, !" - 10 ~ 70 anu ~ 10
!, ~ sA rs 81 ., sa ~, q =, s'' a. ~
aus ~, 80 DO r. s'iO 20. ~
or gsaSseo,' "a ~, au "a oe % 20 "a
Al ~ 800 !. 10 es : ~, 3 . m - - - -
5.o4 ~ 2.a4.oos v9s.9s ~ g p IA. Z q
lhsnl MES IS eAs Siiuass' '''' 10 a. ~ NV
For s,yedesboro. 64z. s4s II IS a. m. 2os. 4. ss
s.ll, 40 pm week Gays sundays e.9o, a. H.
o-o- ?. M
For Vineland and Aillville. s3i q. m, 1884
81 pa, ~ pm. week Gays Sundass' '-'l
so d. NJ o-i< p u.
For Maurice River and points on Maurice
hlyer sranen' e.s4 q m, ''-9s p. m week oass-
sundays o.i@ p N,
For Sea Isle City and Ocean City, % "a. a.
Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1900-07-12
.Bi||ingspOrt ( Phi|ada'
FERRY
RUNNING NIGHT and DAY
MACADAM OR TROLLEY
SAVES TINE, DISTANCE, MONEY.
7-I200-3-mos
thirteenth Day Of August. next
l-I2-W-3-mos.

By virtue of writ of feri facias, to me di-
rected issued out Of the Chancery Court of the
State of New Jersey, will be exposed at Public
Sale, on
Monday, the Thirteenth Day Of August. next
between the hours OF u and clock, to-wit, at
o clock in the afternoon of said day. at the
Court House In the City Of Woodbury., County Of
Gloucester, and State Of New Jersey, all the fol-
lowing described Real Estate, that is to say:
All the following described tract or parcel of
land and premises, situate in the township of
Logan, in the county OF Gloucester and State of
New Jersey, bounded and described as follows:
Beginning in the middle of the public road lead
ing from Bridgeport to Centre Square and run
ming along the middle thereof north three and
q half degrees west three chains and thirty-eight
links to a corner Of William Zane's lot; thence
along his lot north eighty-three degre east one
chain and seventy nine links;the along Zane S
and Salisburys lots north twelve degrees west
three chains and thirty-niDe links; thence along
Salisbury's lot south eighty three and three qaar
tiers degrees west one chain and twenty nine
links to the middle OF the aforesaid public road .
thence along the middle thereof north three and
q half degrees west two chains to the middle of
the public road leading from Bridgeport to Nor
tonville; thence along the middle thereof north
six and thTee-Quarter degrees east two chains
and fifty seven links TO the corner of Aaron Van
deryeido's lot thence with his line south seven
ty-fve and a half degrees east two chains and
thirtythre links; thence still with his line north
sixty two and three quarter degrees east five
chains and sixty links to John Englishs line;
thence with his line south thirty-eight degrees
east three chains and thirty two links; thence
south sixty-fye and three-quarter degrees west
sixty seven links thence along John A. Feather
err line south thirteen and half degrees west
three chains and thirty links to Henry Princes
line; thence with bis line due west seven chains
and forty eight links TO the place of beginning,
contaiaing seven acres and eighty three hun
dredths OF an acre of land. more or less.
Being the same tract of land and premises
which Stephen D. Rille by deed dated the seY-
enIh day of February, a. ID. 1868, granted and
eOuveyed unto David b Morris,
Seized as the properly of John Kille and
others. defendants, and taken In execution at
the suit of Warner Rueher, complainant, and to
be sold by
Samuel II. Richards, F D. SPRINGER.
Sofr Sheriff
Dated July Z, 1890. Prs. fee $685.
Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1900-07-12
A Poetical Glance at Some Of the
Business Houses in Westville,

q EosLlCa4 Glance az Dome OF Jnt
Business Houses in Westville.
Captain William H Blake. westvIlle's Leadin,
Livery and Boarding Stables. Boat Houses fol
sale or TO let aud Row Boats to let.
For business and for pleasure,
Captain Blake will provide
boat or rig you'll not object to
Should you wish TO take ride.
He has buggies, hacks and carriages,
The roomy and the small
And the strongest. heetest horses,
Do here await your cali.
His turnouts are unequalled
By any in the land
Aud when you want bis services,
He is sure to be on hand.
For Spring or Summer weather,
he has verything complete;
Then come and make the trial
For his charges are but fair.
Henry Stanley, Westville, Leading Horse Sheer,
Blacksmith, Carriage Manufacturer and Agri.
cultural Implements.
On Main Street Road
blacksmith you'll find
Where Mr.. Stanley win shoe
And sharpen in a manner rare.
All kinds of horses and mules
Win with attention meet
special care is given
To the ones with teuder feet,
For best of work in shoeing
If you'll believe friend,
Just call on Mr.. Stanley,
On him you can depend.
Jere Blake, Westville's Leading Meat Market,
Choice Meats. Poultry, Vegetables and Gro
ceries.
Fresh steaks, chops and outlets,
Nice roasts of beef and veal
Are at Mr. Blake's Market
To serve each daily meal,
Kept by Mr.. Blake
In vaults both clean aud new;
Everything ice cold and sweet
In readiness for you.
He keeps on hand the choicest
OF mutton, pork and lamb,
And fine c0rned beef and sausage
And sugarcured ham
He buys the best stock only
Right from the country yards
And 20 all who meat desire
He sends his kind regards.
Falls Hotel, Westville s Leading Hotel, Famous
for Plank Shad, Catfish and Waffies Over IA
Sleeping Apartments. Light ami Handsomely
Furnished Choice Wines, Liquors, Beers and
Cigars. Mrs. S. K. Hanle, Prop. Phone No 2.
Here ell her numerous patrons
And every transient guest
Can find accommodations
And attention of the best.
The rooms are large and airy,
With furniture complete.
And all the late improvements
They here do concentrate.
The table is provided
With the best the market shows,
And all dainties in their season,
Which trial will disclose.
Attention kind and courteous
Are had from one and all;
And as the price is moderate,
You might do worse than call.
Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1900-07-12
&c.,. slIO.e54

The following statement shows the
amount of school and county taxes appor
toned among the several townships on
the basis of the above valuation taxable.
and the road and poor taxes: