Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1901-08-08
LOCAL BRIEFS.


Camp meeting is in full swing at Pit
man.
at his sale last Monday.
Peter ZelI & Sons are painting First
and Third Ward school houses.
B. n. Gibson & Son are painting Jas
Mulford's residence on High street.
The City will pay Col. Green 81 900
for the land required for the sewer retort
Harrison and South Harrison town
ships have paid their county road assess
ments.
Warren Cooper had his foot badly
injured by being thrown from a wagon on
Tuesday.
Woodbury. Country Club will cele-
brate its fourth birthday on the evening of
August Is.
The treatment of insane patients at
Trenton is an argument in favor OF a county
insane asylum.
George Brooks & Son sold nine head of
COWS at their sale last Tuesday, at an aver
age price of $50.
H. A. Fish has the agency for the sale
of the Phoenix fire extinguisher, a remark
ably effective article.
Forty members of Company L. n. G.
of N J. are at Sea Girt this week serving
the State at their own expense.
The County Board of Elections will
meet in the Court House at 4.30 p. m, to-
morrow, Aug 8, for organization.
Justice Pancoast imposed fine of 81
and costs on Adam Snyder Philadelphia,
for stealing cantalopes from Frank Brewer,
of Mantua.
F. l.. Wilkins estate agency reports
continued inquiry for dwellings in Wood
bury, and some inquiry for land for bust
ness sites.
Miss Sallie Moore who was fatally
injured in alighting from a trolley car
recently, left legacy of 500 to the First
Baptist church.
Gloucester county never fed her pau
pers as it is alleged the State feeds her
insane, and it don't cost but a fraction of
the amount either.
james S. Stratton Post, No. 81, and
the Jr. Order of American Mechanics, of
Mullica Hill, will make their annual ex-
cursion to Atlantic City next Thursday,
the 18th inst. The public invited.
trs;r.ss mo-, of pornsboro ,,,bo
before the r. F. ID. went into effect on
July received two mails per day, morning
and evening, now receives only one and
that about 3 O'Clock D. m. He don't like
it.
Mics Tvd;a p;erson,s n;obt bloom;no
oor,,s b1oo-,,ed on Monde ere,,;no a,,d
many enioved it's exouisite beautv and fra
GRANGE. Mrs: B. w. Andrews and Mrs.
Jaques had similar plants in bloom this
week.
Fred Kirhv has received a nair of
Enolish settlers d;ract from ENGLAND the
rronar;tv Of George q, smith of Wheeling
west virginia, which he will condition for
the Pan-6merican Bench Show.
r,,,a n;noo.ors :. +ho E;rs+ Na+;on.,
pa,,l Of pan1sboro at ,neot;ng on Tnas-
day last bv q nnsn;mous vote Selected the
Gov br;clr store as Temporary banking
bo,,se II il n he ftted m of once and
raodT for business in Ssnten1bar
e Nh
-H e as, zeele, " LlA eowns.ip,
was nneo S@l.2o on oaGuiuay W 'uS'ic0
fauiin Vi Olassooio, iol siiooSins a LoDin.
dne e9h ,H ~ C %@ e oo5ntu The 1,,s
e;ii az a,.,,,ar of a., +bat r,,ns
a i"DDis aso"' s'.' ''''i'o s'-i'
On saturday evening iast, as FRED;
Kirby was IN the act OF Doalulng a Second
street Pnliaoeipnia 1roiiey car, ne reserved
charge OF electricity tnat nung MN across
the street; Ihougn dazed, ne olon real
ize she Iuli eaecO 81 se , s. unI h,n ed
gay, Mnen nus arm was "i''0A '''' "'oe anu
ms mhole system So'o'
The price OF truck has been up and
down the past week, but happily more up
than down. Potatoes have averaged from
So to 81 per barrel, and much has been
printed about individual fortunes made.
We hope the hall has not been told, IN that
direction, and the fortunes are more numer-
Gus than has been printed. II not' TINS
o0o'1 Co. = - ~ Eraa ,p' Tnah;n us;,uar