Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1904-03-24
LOCAL BRIEFS.


The appropriating and assessment or
dinances are advertised in this paper.
The fact that this is movning week,
probably accounts for the splendid weather
Minister, the Woodbury. clothier, has
his Spring stock all in Call and see him.
Who will deny that the ground hog
ruled the weather from February to
March IS?
-Theo Laub has his spring stock OF
footwear ready See his fine window dis
play of samples.
Paul, son of w. Harrison Livermore,
has accepted position in the Farmers and
Mechanics Bank.
The glass manufacturers of Gloucester
County can give employment to more boys
over IA years of age.
The Sanitarium management will use
carload of cement in contemplated i'm
proyements this Spring.
Sheriff Jones took John W. Newlin and
Edw. Elliott to State Prison last Tuesday,
where they will spend year.
Woodbury. Board Of Education has sold
to George Eisnhardt the old Oak ST. school
property for the sum of $500.
Our readers will be interested in an adj
vertisement of Pierce Cereal Food on our
2nd page, for sale by A. A. Stokes.
Capt. Abdill has purchased the H. c.
Clark house and about 100 acres of meadow
from the National Park Co, for $1,000.
The big house Of Woodbury. Bottle
Works, that has been out of blast since the
last week in january, viii go into blast a
gain next Monday.
Last Monday Sheriff Jones sold the
Francis NJ. Isenminger property in Wash
ington township to Susan P. Coles, the
complainant in the action, for $500
Former Pastor Moore, OF Kemble MI
Church, moved to Pennington to-day, to
assume his new duties as dean Of Penning-
ton Theological Seminary.
Frank Gordon, of Deptford Township,
has had peas planted two weeks that are
well sprouted, and other Deptford farmers
have had potatoes in for two weeks
Joseph A. Jackson, of Redwood, has
relinguished the carriage building and
general wheelwriting business, and will
devote his time exclusively to dealing in
carriages and harness.
Ed. Brewer, of Clayton. died of con-
sumption at Clayton on Tuesday, aged %.
He was son of the famous pigeon shot,
Capt. Brewer, who is said to be leading the
life of hermit, near Hammonton.
William Rickhart, Of Redwood, has
engaged himself to a farmer for the sum-
mer at $50 per month and board. We
believe this is to be the largest amount
paid for farm labor in this section of the
county.
Fred Banks a young man who claims
Hartford, Conn, as his home, and who has
been in the employ of c. C. Pearson of the
Blue Front Market for some time, was COM
mitted to Jail on Saturday night for appro-
prldbAnS POO VI MS SApAoye Ao iuneS W 1.e
own nse.
The South Jersey Bar Association held
the 9th annual banquet at the BOurse,
Phila., on Friday evening last, sixty MEM
bers being present. Justice Garrison pre-
sided. Among the toasts responded to was
Lawyers, Past and Present" by A. Fl.
Swackhamer, ofithis city. Lawyers Swack-
hamer, Starr, Iszard and Nixon, of this city,
were among those present.
At 100 o'clock Monday morning,
good many people in Woodbury. were rudely
awakened by strange noise which they be-
lieved was caused by midnight providers.
Search failed to reveal any evidence of such,
however, and not until the ening paper
brought intelligence of an earthquake, CEN
trail about Boston, was the disturbance ex-
planned
List of advertised letters in the post
Office for the week ending March q, 1904:
Earle ]. Blake, Mrs. Otelia CIingely, Annie
Ford, John Rossen Lewis, B. C. Pillsbury,
Mrs. Emma w. Scott, Anthony Schroeder,
Karl Muhleback. Persons calling for the
above letters will please say advertised.
Five hundred and sixty eight votes
were registered in the new borough Of
Paulsboro last Tuesday All that are alive
and able to breathe fresh air will vote next
Monday. The issues IN the election are
not political, just plain incorporation and
anti-incorporati and at this writing both
ideas are sanguine Of success
Go. ! passed an inspection Of the War
Department, conducted by General Gill
mour, on last Monday night. The COM
pany made very creditabIe showing, Cap
tain Redfeld handling the men in an able