Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1904-06-30

George Craft is assisting in the Clerks
Wednesday mornings shower was vel
come.
Mrs. JOS j. summerill and children
are at North East, Nd, for a few weeks.
To-day is children's day at Washing
ton Park
Our farmers began shipping tomatoes
last week. though not in large quantities.
William Cunningham, Of Deptford, picked
a basket last Thursday. that were marketed
for two dollars, and many farmers have
been making small shipments this week.
William c. Allen, on the Lee farm, ship
ped eight baskets on Tuesday, and J. G.
Whitall twelve baskets.
Miss Helen S. Cooper took two wagon
loads of her classmates the new senior
class at Friends select school in Phila., to
view the Red Bank battle ground on the
18th inst, after which all partook Of pic
mic supper on the lawn Of her parents resi-
dence on Red Bank Ave. The participants
evidently enjoyed the occasion.
List Of advertised letters in the post
Office for the week ending June %, 1904:-
D. W. Althouse, Bertha Bailey, Mrs. r. A.
Butterworth, Cathoderick Bundle, Mrs. F.
w. Falkiner, L. D. Haines, VIM. Kell, D.
H. Lowell, J. F. Philips, Geo. H. Platt Mrs.
Ella Price, Joseph Schell, J. Garfield
Smith, Maurice Slayer, Edward Williams.
Perons calling for the above letters viii
please say advertised.
Summer Shawls are just the thing for
trolleys rides, 25c. up to $1.50 Lawn
Wrappers sizes 80 to so, bust measure, 81. 90
S1.25, and $1.50 Dressing Sacques in
white and colored lawn, so. Summer Cor
sets, SOC. and 75., the best SOC. corset your
ever saw. Tape girdles for Misses and
Young Ladies' For stout figures there is
none better than the self-reducing NO
Terms cash. The Misses Cozens, 172 South
Board Street.
When the new jail IS completed there
will be no complaint Of inhumanity in the
incarceration of children. Then there will
be department for persons under 16, wo
men and men. 1t is exceedingly unfortun-
ate that an infant Of 10 years should be con
fined in the present place of detention
ard we gladly take our place with those
who would prefer to see ten guilty children
escape rather than one innocent should be
confined in the present quarters.
Mrs. William H Turnbull, Of this
city, was seriously injured last Thursday
evening in alighting from one of the cars of
the c. G. and w. Trolley Company, nearly
in front of her husbands shoe store in this
city. AS she was about to step to the
ground, the conductor rang the alarm to
start and while one foot was on the car
and one on the ground the car started. She
was violently wrenched but did not fall.
Her injuries are internal, and of such a
nature that all day Friday she was uncon-
scious, and is yet great sufferer.
While cultivating lot near Aliens
Lane, Tuesday morning, the driver,
coiored man, was paralyzed to see his
horse suddenly disappear in big hole.
He finally recosared possession Of his musi-
cal organs and as the horses nose was yet
in sight, he called loudly for help. Among
those who responded was that practical
citizen of West End, Dan. Mumford, who
at once concluded that the horse had fallen
into an old well, and was standing on his
hind legs. Dan. set to work to rig der
rick, and in an hour the horse came out of
the well, and trotted to the home Of his
owner, Joseph Smith on West street, APP
parently none the worse for his trip down a
twelve foot we'll