Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1903-05-14
LOCAL BRIEFS.
Geo. Manlove, of Paulsboro picked
strawberries last Saturday.

Geo. Manlove, of PauIsboro picked
strawberries last Saturday.
The 0. U. A. NJ. will assist Gent
Howell Post in observance of Memorial
Day.
Cooper street and Railroad avenue is being
painted.
The May meeting of the Woodbury.
Board Of Education will be held in the
Academy tonight.
Sewing is to be taught in Salem public
schools hereafter, specialist being en-
ployed in that branch.
One Of our local fishermen spent last
Saturday fishing for pike in Centreton
pond, but results were disappointing.
AT the monthly meeting of Woodbury.
Country Club on Monday evening, four
new members were elected. The present
membership is $50.
IS. Atwood Stewart, successor to D.
F. Hendriczson, has carload of land
plaster and large invoice of Paris green.
Also, Lot Of SteTell's Evergreen sugar
corn.
ID. F. Hendrickson has paper-hangers,
painters, carpenters and plumbers removal
ting Paul's Hotel, and expects to have the
famous old hostelry in up-to-date condition
by June LIST.
"A shad measuring % inches in length
and weighing 49, lbs. was caught at
Washington Park Monday morning and
sold to Mr.. Mccormick, the fish dealer,
of Phila., for $1,000.
The hay crop is not prospecting as the
owners of hay fields would like to see it.
Some farmers assert that their grass is
growing backward, and is not as tall as it
was two weeks ago. All crops are suffer
ing for rain.
-Deptford Township Board of Educa-
tion at q meeting held last Saturday even
ing, reelected all their old teachers except
Miss Kircher, at Woodbury. Heights, who
will be succeeded by Miss Yarrow, of
sEes5yille,
List of advertised letters in the post
Office for the week ending May II, 1903
Aaron Dopp, John Hews, Mrs. Annie
Iutes. Ernest Lewis, Hannah Mingin,
Charles Parker, Jr, Mark w. Webster,
Mra. e. p Whitman, F. D. Turpen
Persons calling for the ahoye letters will
please say advertised.
Miss Elizabeth Handle, teacher of the
Sixth Grade Woodbury. Public Schools,
will take her pupils on a picnic to her
home in Elmer on the 23d inst They
will go down in special car, leaving
Woodbury. at 80, and are booked Tor a
days genuine enjoyment
Woodbury. Country Club is preparing
an interesting program for Memorial Day.
There will be game of base ball between
West Philadelphia and Country Club
teams tennis and golf tournaments, straw
berry and ice cream festival and an infor-
NAL dance in the evening.
Howard Morningstar, who was bFeugh
TO Woodbury. Jail from Philadelphia few
days ago on requisition papers, charged
with robbing companion at Washington
Park Easter Monday, was given hearing
before Justice Barnaby yesterday morning,
and held on a charge of larceny to await
the action Of she Grand Jury. Bail was
fixed at $500.
People who have articles for sale
should note this citizens experience:
stEditor Of DEMOCRAT: Please discontinue
my advertisements. Pigs all sold the first
week the 'sad. y appeared, also some OF the
cltron seed. | have callers for pigs and
seed weekdays, Sundays and evenings
AS an advertiser the DEMOCRAT is the
paper. A. E BUDD."
"A deputy postmaster at Englewood,
II. r.. is under arrest and relieved from
duty. on complaint of patron of the Office
chat political mail matter was withheld
from the parties to whoHi it was directed.
Both parties to the controversy are Repub-
licans, belonging to opposing factions, and
the complaint grew out OF a Freeholders
eIection last November.
John Redfield has bought from Mr.. E.
r. Bradway and Mr. M. W. Newton a
tract of land fronting 326 feet on Curtis
avenue, by from us to It's feet deep. 1t
is Mr.. Redfield's intention Of dividing the
tract into building lots and putting them
on the market. He already has application
for several lots, and no doubt, within a
year, all will be improved with handsome
houses.
The original Gum Tissue, the most use
full and greatest labor-saving inveBtlon OF
the age. The ladies' friend. For mend
ing cloth, leather or rubber i repairs
ladies' and gentlemen's clothing, kid
gloves, rubber goods, billiard and pool
cloths. and hundreds Of other goods, neatly,
strongly and quickly, saving time, labor
and expense Taylors do their finest work
with it. 1t is unrivailed, 5 and 10 cent
pieces we nave 1n1uguTatea frluay as
remnant day. Pieces of yard to and 10
yard lengths suitable for shirt waists,
skirts, ehildeen's dresses, boys blouses,
jackets, aprons, etc, Don't forget, every
Friday. The Misses Cozens, III South
Bread Street, Woodbury..
The circus that is billed to be in
Woodbury. some time in the future has a
resourcefui if not altogether wise advertis-
ing manager. Instead of lavishing all the
beauty of his poster prints on bill-boards as
usual, he set his men TO stringing the cross
trolley wires with fashy date streamers,
full sheet size, and soon the sky over
Woodbury. was given red instead Of the
historic blue cast. Strangers, with slightly
defective sight at once got the idea that
the whole town was to be put up at auc-
tion. and started out for real estate bar
gains. but when the agen's quoted prices Of
corner lots and business sites their minds
were disabused of the idea that Woodbury.
holdings were on the decline. For the
benefit of our readers who haven't seen the
new departure, We will say shat they are
circus ads. and Woodbury. viii not follow
Che greatest show on earth, utcontinue to
do business at the old stand as heretofore.