Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1903-07-23

-Camden's tax rate is 50. 10 on the 500
valuation.
Ezekiel Cloud and family have returned
from Cape May.
The Central Baptist Sunday-school is
picknicking at National Park to-day.
Dr. w. A. Glover is i'll at the resi-
dence of his father-in-law, George T.
Newell.
Charles Maier is twenty-one, and car
ries gold watch, the gift of his employer
and friends.
The o. U. A. NJ. excursion to Wood
land Beach on Tuesday was successful
one, the profits reaching SIS.
The financial statement of the City
Board of Education is published in another
column of our paper this week.
Miss Matte G. Batten will have an
exhibition Of china at Evergreen Hall on
Friday, July oath from 10 O'Clock until 2
o'clock All are invited.
Read the advertisement Of the enter
tainment at Woodbury. Race Track next
Saturday afternoon. Besides three big
races there will be attractions rare to Glou-
cester county.
lightweight new names were added
to the GLOUCESTER COUNTY DEMOCRATS
subscription list this week. The DEMO
oRAT leads all other county papers in fea-
lures that interest the people
"A severe electrical storm passed over
Philadelphia Wednesday afternoon, accom-
panied by hail, and much glass was
smashed. At Paterson, New Jersey, three
persons were killed and sixty injured by a
+o,,,oJo hot cxuort that
The Woodbury. party that went to
Stone Harbor fishing on Tuesday, brought
home at least a ton of fsh-porgies and
founders. The fish dealers haye entered
protest against these parties, as they spoil
the fish market for week.
Among the entertainments scheduled
for last Saturday afternoon that went off
on account of rain, was the races at Mac
Farlands stock farm, which are postponed
to next Saturday. Particulars are stated
in an advertisement on this page.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. H. D. Geiger, Of
Curtis avenue, celebrated their thirty-fifth
anniversary of their wedding on Thursday
evening last. Fifty of their friends from
Woodbury. and elsewhere were present.
Many handsome presents were received.
Editor Seabrook thinks that Glass
boro's greatest need is trolley road to
Mantua It is quite compliment to our
little neighbor to have it known that
association, even by trolley, is so desired
by so important town as Glassboro.
Fancy work for your summer outing.
Stamped linens, collars and cuff sets, cen
tire pieces. Renaissance patterns, hucka-
back, pillow tops, stamped and Autographs;
pillows to fill them, all sizes; silkateen,
lustre, mercerlzed cottons, rope and floss
silks. Terms cash. The Misses Cozens,
l72 South Broad street, Woodbury., N. j.
The Borough of Deal, Monmouth Co.,
has enacted an ordinance requiring depart
ment stores Of New York to take out a
license to deliver goods there. The stores
have begun suit in the United States Courts
to prevent the Borough from enforcing the
ordinance. The outcome is of interest to
Philadelphia department stores and Jersey
towns
The State Fish and Game Commission
at a meeting last week decided to pur-
chase 900 dozen quail and 5000 bass to
stock the woods and streams of the State.
The quail will come from the Indian Terri
tory and the bass from the Great Lakes.
The majority of the quail will be liberated
in the southern part of the State, and our
representatives will see to it that Glouces-
ter County gets her full share.
Estate Agent P. B. Burke announces
the following sales of real estate this week
The Williams property on Oak street to
Fred. P. Cox, of Camden, for 81, 500; the
Haines property on Washington street,
First Ward, to Charles A. Devault of
Philadelphia, $3.50; building lot of Emma
Lee, on High street, to A Z. Gardner, of
Woodbury., for $3.50; the pigeon plant and
real estate Of Miss Fannie Shute, at South
Glassboro, to Mrs. Ramsey, Secretary of
the Medico-Chi Hospital, of Philadelphia,
$4,000. Agent Burke will move into his
new Office on Cooper street, tomorrow.
List of advertised letters in the post
Office for the week ending July 81, 1907
Mary Ashton, Mrs. George Bains, J. J.
Brown, Cattle Chambis, Mrs. Sarah G.
Dash, Henry Finger, Jr., Mrs. Aura Gould,
912 Hampden Ave, Miss Louisa ]. Ma
GEMS, Nicola Martello, James MCGOWAN,
c. E. Munroe, Peter Murly, Philip H.
Myers, francesca Mingalone, Mrs. Flor
ence Parker, Ike Pollock, Alexander Price,
Byerson Ave. Cottage, Miss Frank Taylor,
Mrs. Walter Thomas, Miss Lizzie Wescott,
VIM. E. Woodyear, A. Weyant Persons
calling for the above letters will please say
advertised.