West-Jersey pioneer., 1878-07-25
LOCAL NEWS.


1900 lbs. Cream Cheese, Tets. at Shoe
makers
Central NJ. E. Sunday School spent yes
terday at Ireland's Mill Grove.
Mr.. VIM. H. M'Gear is having an addi-
tion built to his residence on Bank st.
The air is full of-candidates for Sheriff,
with all the townships to hear from.
The Cheapest and best Groceries and
Dry Goodsat c. w. Shoemaker's.
NJ G. Belford has splendid line of Glass
ware at his store, No. Sc East Commerce
street.
VIM. G. Taylor, of the Mays Landing
Record, paid us a flying visit on Monday
last.
"Pop'' Singleton, of the Vineland Reform
SluU, Was III DIluStGOu Ol NuOi-
day.
Elk Sheriff Hanthorn and Lehman Blew
Esq, are occupying their cottages at Ocean
Grove.
Rev. Geo. W. johnson, of Delaware, and
his son, Edwin G. johnson, are visiting
Bridgeton.
Several leaks in the water pipe last week.
A hydrant on Walnut St. was also badly
out of order.
The Pearl st. Baptist Sunday School ex-
cursion by steamer "Artisan" on Wednes-
day was largely patronized.
Dr. o. E. Peck has removed his dental
rooms to No. 20 Commerce street, up stairs.
Nitrous Oxide Gas administered.
Central Nj. E. Church, which has been
undergoing repairs for several weeks past,
will be opened on Sunday next
Senator Whiticar left at our office, a few
days since lot of cultivated biackberries,
the finest we have seen this season.
The Special Sale of Dry Goods is still in
progress at Mr.. D. o. Garrison's, and bar
gains are obtained there every day.
All who propose going to housekeeping
will do well to call at N. q. Belford's China
Store, and purchase one of those splendid
dinner sets.
Applegate and Ogden, marble-dealers,
and George Pierson, blacksmith have CON
Quoted East Lake water into their places of
business this week.
The supply of ice ran out in Bridgeton
on Wednesday morning, and the undertake
ers were unable to get sufficient for the pre-
servation of the dead.
Messrs. Applegit & Danzenbaker are
building an extensive lime kiln and lime
sheds on the wharf near the Cohansey Glass
Manufactureing Company.
Geo. H. Whipple has one of the best
Soda Water Fountains in Bridgeton. At
all hours of the day, it foams forth for
cents, tie choicest syrups.
bo a1 aln
out sale will continue at Mr.. D. o. Garri-
sons this week. and any body can get a
large amount of Goods for very little
money by going there.
Mr.. George H. Leeds, was thrown from
his open cutter, while driving out on We'd
nesday last. Mr.. Leeds was considerably
bruised though not seriously injured.
An artist has recently been in our midst
taking pictures of Bridgeton scenery
Many of the pictures are very beautiful es-
pecially those of the Tumbling Dam and
neighborhood.
Constant Albertson has one of the cool
est and best furnished ice cream saloons in
Bridgeton. He sells the celebrated ]. @.
Davis Ice Cream, at 10 cts. per plate.
Gold, silver, or greenbacks.
Simon Beckhardt is making preparation
for a general improvement at his residence
on Bank St. He proposes entirely remod-
cling the building, erecting an addition and
putting Mansard roof on the same.
Edward Wright Esq, of the firm of
Peter Wright & Sons, Philadelphia, has
been visiting relatives in Bridgeton. Messrs.
Wright G. Son are the well known agents
of the American Steamship Company.
We are under obligations to Capt Ed.
Cobb, of MauricetowD, for copy Of the
London Daily Chronicle, one Of the leading
newspapers of Great Britain. The Capt.
always remembers the PIONEER when in
foreign ports.
There was a rowing match onthe Cohan-
sey Monday evening between the LaIage and
the Gem. Messrs. Hewitt, Woodruff and
Peacock occupied the Lalage, and Middle
ton, Smith and Jenkins the Gem. The Gem
won the race in seventeen and half min
utes. The banks of the river near the bridge
were lined with sightseers.
The legislative gerrymsndering act of the
last Legislature does not effect Cumberland
County as some have thought. The As
sembly Districts remain as at present CON-
posed; First District-Bridgeton Hopewell,
stoe Creek, Greenwich, Fairfield. Downe,
c,...-Ao,o;nl Conond DiStrict-I .andis