Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1902-10-09

Ten sales of timber are advertised in
this issue.
Starr Company advertise fannels and
fanneletts.
Many Gloucester county people are
attending Mt Holly fair this week.
john M. Taggart, Democratic candi-
date for Assembly, was in Woodbury. last
Monday.
Estate Agent P. B. Burk has sold the
Samuel Ladner farm in Deptford town.
ship, on Turkey Hill road to Paul Dehner,
for So, 900.
The executors of the estate of Joseph
L. Reeves, deceased, sold twelve acres of
timber on the Mulbervvale farm last Sat
urday at $129 per acre, in quarter acre
lots.
Helen and Beatrice Reading are two
happy little girls. Their father, DR.. Geo.
E. Reading, purchased from our successful
liveryman, Daniel Mumford, fine little
pony for them.
Take supper at the Central Baptist
Church on Thursday, Oct. %. Chicken
salad and fried oysters will be the princi-
pal features of the menu. Tickets So cents.
Ice cream extra.
Among the new business announce
ments in this paper this week are those of
VIM. L. Berry, ieweler; The Penn Grains
and Feed CO., and The Camden Safe
Deposit and Trust Company.
At the examinations for teachers GEL
tificates last Friday and Saturday, twenty
nine candidates took the examination. OF
these eight were successful, one In the
First Grade, four Second Grade, and three
Third Grade.
G. Russell Taggart, of Washington, for
merly of this CITY, has been sent on trip
through the West by the government to
the Pacific coast with party in the inter
est of the good roads movement. Mr..
Taggart goes as stenographer.
VIM. Mcfarland, proprietor of the
Palace Exchange Stables, Broad and Locost
streets, Phila., has leased Green's Stock
Farm. and will establish branch stables
there, and hold race meetings Races will
be held there this Fall.
-Whitney's Glass Works has cut the
fwages of the boys in their works about
40 per cent, and they are leaving the
factory. The firm is securing the county
irving to fill the vacant places. Many
blowers are idle.
"A number of friends Of Miss Amelia
Kugler passed pleasant evening on Mon
day at her Centre street home, the occasion
being her eighteenth birthday. The time
passed all to quickly in singing and
PLAYING games, Mrs. T. Dowdney Clark
entertaining all with her vocal and must
cal selections.
CLAYTON virgins, farmer Of Upper
Pittsgrove Salem county, has taken some
wonderful apples to market this season.
His two trees of twenty OF. pippens have
Welded forty baskets. Two apples shown
ms weighed twenty and twenty-five ounces,
respectively.
List of advertised letters for the week
ending Oct. g. 1902: Ella Arnold, 2; Fred
Rntcher. Mrs. Mary L. Dunn, Annie Ford,
.. William Marley, Mrs. ]. Mitchell, Rev.
e G. Pjlsbury, w. A. Sherwood, Miss
Thomas. C. Washington, James Winner.
Persons calling for the above letters will
please say advertised.
Local dealers find it about as difficult
to oct wood as ccal One of them pur-
| chased a quantity some weeks ago, and not
receiving it. investigated and found the
! owner had sold it several times since bis
purchase. While there is any quantity OF
wood on the stump, there is practically
none fit for present use.
For wears the ovens and other warm
places in the glass factories have furnished
a sleeping place for tramps. The average
housewife will be grateful to know that
the glass manufactures of South jersey
have issued an edict that tramps will not be
chartered at night this winter; as no sooner
does the daylight approach than raid is
usually made ON the nearest houses for a
y&yarm breakfast.
County Collector Pierson has received
from the State Treasurer, $13, 989. 80, Glou-
cester county's portion of the $780, DOC
appropriation for schools, and will distrib-
nte same to the various districts He has
also received $666.S2, for local railroad tax
in the township. OF this amount Glass
horo receives $211. 81 and Franklin $l05.10
None of the other townships receive over
500 and South Harrison will receive
thirty cents
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172 S. Broad ST., Woodbury., N. J.