Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1903-03-26
LOCAL BRIEFS.
Warren shlnn advertises nursery ste

Warren shsnn advertises nursery stock
There is more activity in Woodbury.
real estate this Spring than for several years
past.
Company l, of this city, will partici
pate in the Battalion drill and dance in
Camden armory on April Z.
Arthur Chaplain has purchased the late
A. S. Barber, Jr. residence on Centre
street, now occupied by Councilmen
Kugler Price, s., 500.
Arthur Lay had box of fine Delaware
shad shipped to him from Pennsgrove
Yesterday, the 25th instant. They sold at
from 40 cents to rs cents each.
After hearing testimony last Friday in
matter of objections to the probate of the
will of the late Mary G. Young, Judge
Jessup Admitted the instrument to probate.
Mr.. and Mrs Joseph T. Ridgway, the
new Steward and Matron of Gloucester
County Aims House and Asylum, assumed
their duties yes erday. Ex-Steward Wealth
erby has moved to his delightful new home
in CIarksborO.
The firm of Toone & Hollinshed whose
great department store at Broadway and
Kaiehp's avenue, Camden, is so we'll
known to Gloucester county people, make
their Spring announcement to our readers
this week.
Selling liquor without a license is
extensive business if the law officers get
after the law breakers. Evans Bowen, OF
GIassboro, paid penalty of 80 good
dollars for the pleasure Of eyading the
liquor laws.
--On Thursday, April ID, Jesse E. East
burn, formerly of this city, will open his
new hotel at Bridgeboro, Burlington Co.
Carriages will meet trains at Riverside, on
Che Amboy division Of the Pennsylvania
Railroad, and convey guests to Bridgeboro,
Thomas M. Tice sold thirty horses at
his sale at Mt. Ephraim last week. The
maximum figures was 5000. Mr.. Tice says
that the pattern of horses known as farm
cI,nnksv have never been so high in the
Chicago market as at present, nor the de-
mand for them so great.
Shirt waists fresh from the maker and
tbev are exceptionally good in every way
and are attracting attention. Our Easter
neckware is in and the styles are charming,
fancy stocks and iabots 25 cents to So
Chiffon turn-overs % cents, hand en-
broidered 30 cents, so cents and rs cents.
The belt plays very important part IN
HMiladi's' make up, the newest effect is q
large bow in the back with fancy bucket III
front. 25 cents TO 81; leather belts, 10 cents
to % cents. The Misses Cozens, 172 South
Broad street, Woodbury., n. J.
ON another page we publish list of the
;,-ocerties in the hands of real estate agent
5 r Burke for sale and exchange. In ouI
issue of October 16, last, we published
LIST of forty-five properties then in the
hands of this gentleman, and he reports
ali sold or exchanged except half dozen
This is "A remarkable showing, and ont
which proves his adaptability for the rea
estate business. Call on him if you wan
to buy or SELL
THE weather record of March 1903
will 80 down in history as remarkable
one TIE average temperature to date ha
hean at least ten degrees higher than an.
nrecedine March Of which we have record
s;nce the first day, il has not been colo
enouoh to freeze, and only few Ugh
frosts have been noted. The cold, piercin,
winds. for which the month has record
have not been experienced, and now, W
are having late April weather. Vegetation
Is far advanced, and the present indication
are that Spring has come far ahead
schedule time.
The Gloucester county penny-a-liner
.,l,o create sensations for the Philadelphia
,,a,ors occasionally come to grief. Gu
P;tman correspondent gave the local pres
liar drubbfpg last week, and on frida,
ast the faker who reported Mr.. and Mrs
Frank Kuhn's re-marriage in order to OBJ
tain duplicate marriage certIneate wa
evnosed by the Glassboro Enterprise Asld
frnu the facts taken from the local papers
the Jersey news service Of the Phlladel
mia dailies is largely unreliable and mus
leading.
-T,ist of advertised letters in the pos
office for the week ending March Is, 1919
Aibertus Anderson, J. Walter ANDERSON
Rovee. 3: Alexander Campbell, A. l
fsbsttin Mrs. Maggie Donaldson, B. (
Dorsey. Walter E. Develin, Jas. Earle
Ton;s 4. Eastlack, Louis F. Fell, Heste
Grooms. Mathew Groppenbacker, Mary I
Hughes. John Mcdonald, William PHILIP
Thomas PIatt, Miss n. Richmond, ASH
land Stetser, Louisa Steelman, Stanto
Etetser. Elmer Stetser, William C. Young
.. Alma G. Young, 2. Persons calling fc
che above letters please say advertised.
"A pamphiet recently published by Nj
Alfred M. Heslon, City Comptroller |
Atlantic City, on Slavery and Servitud
IN New Jersey, . is attracting a good de-
na attention among persons interested
Sbe history of this practice, which toe
q 20, oreat war TO abo' ish. It is most il
4aSestinc study of the subject, having bee
-arenared and read by Mr. Heston befo
fbe Monmouth County Historical Associ
t;on For the information Of those int
. e,s we NAV state that copies may be h
IN addressing Mr.. Heston, enclosing III
cents. the price of the pamphlet