Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1908-01-30
LOCAL BRIEFS.

-Bibo's Jumbo cigars are better than ever
THE Times put in new press this week.
There are many cases of measles in
Woodbury..
IS. G. Borton advertises some horses at
private sale.
Mrs. A. M. Pierce is recovering from
severe illness.
= There was skating on Knights pond
for few days 10
Mathew smalley is going out of the
pig raising business.
"A E. Budd has rescued five hogs out
of fifteen that had the cholera.
The cost of our short adyer. service is
small but returns are great. Try it.
-Dan1 F. Hendrickson has leased his 25
acre farm near Red Bank to J. N Anderson.
A valuable French poodle from Ger
many was received last week by Mr.. Henry
Lehr.
"A class of converts was confirmed at
Christ Church last Sunday by Bishop Scar
borough.
Andes E. Budd bought II hand horse
of Tice and Jaggard, weight 1850 pounds.
Price not stated.
On account OF the disagreeable weather
on Wednesday, Jos. B3den has adjourned
his yendue to Friday, February 7th
"A number of friends reminded Thomas
Wick last Thursday evening that it was his
birthday and they had come to help him
celebrate it.
Through the efforts of Master Of Forms
Thos L Wilson and DIstrict Deputy, E. L
Cloud, lodge of P o S of A. will be
instituted at Pitman, February 10
The February term of Gloucester Coun-
~ courts will begin next Tuesday From
she present outlook Prosecutor Rogers is of
she opinion that the criminal list will be
short
On account of its great length we are
obliged TO divide Miss Nellie Thackara's
historical article in two chapters, the first
of which will be found on another page of
ehis issue.
List of advertised letters for the week
ending January n 1908. Mrs. Marie Ciee-
land, Mrs Eiiz Feisler, Mrs, A. G. Williams
Mr.. Thos. Duffy. Persons calling for above
p ease say, Advertised"
"A City ordinance requires the cleaning
of sidewalks in reasonable period after
each snow storm, and severe penalties are
: provided for failure TO Obey it, A little
enforcement of the law would be wholesome.
"A beer wagon got stuck in snow drift
! near Thorofare last Friday and though it
STAYED all night and part of Saturday the
load was not disturbed. When the local
option election comes West Deptford will
j vote dry, sure.
Woodbury. Crest is the the title given
IL. TO h..
Woodbury. Heights way. The land to he
laid out includes the late Dr. JOS B Roe
( farm and adjoining tracts up to Woodbury.
Heights tract. %
Packages of our papers destined for
Gross KEYS and Turnersyille, were returned
Monday morning with wrappers broken.
There was no explanation as 10 the where
for of the broken packages, or the necessity
of delay of three days in returnipg them
for re-wrapping. IT
Last Sundays Record contained alleged
=, likeness of the Woodbury. Board of Educa-
tioB, and ,ly accurate history of Wood
bury school site troubles And Mondays
Ledger an alleged picture of Senator Avis.
W. should think ali except Mr.. Madden
had good grounds for a libel suit against
these papers CO
DON'T advertise If you think you are
wasting your money Let your compet-
tor waste bis money ON advertising, and
perhaps in this way you can put HIM ont
of business. just stand back and laugh at
him when you see him squandering his
money for printers ink.
The physicians of Woodbury. and vicin-
ity have formed protective association
4 the object Of which is to enforce the gener-
ally recognized trnism that s'The laborer is
worthy of his hire, y and should get 1.-THE
hire The officers are:-Dr James Hunter
sJr, of Westyille, President; DR. Duncan
Campbell V P DR. Stout, of Wenonah,
Secretary and Treasurer; Censors. Doctors
Dlverty. Parker and Reading. of Woodbury.
The carpenters Of WOODBURY. and vicin-
ity have served notice on their several em-
spioyers that on and after April first they
will consider eight hours days work, and
wages tn remain the same as now paid for
mine hours Wages at present 10 Camden
and Philadelphia are forty seven aud one
half cents per hour and eight hours per day.
The carpenters Of Woodbury. think they are
worth as much as any wood workers on
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