West-Jersey pioneer., 1878-09-19
The gioueer.

The gioneer.
brldgeton, N. j., Sept. 10Th, 1878
Advertisements and Communications TO insur
Insertion, should be handed in by Wednesday moor
of each week.
No notice will be taken of anonymous comm
nications.
Marriages and deaths inserted gratuitouslv
LIST OF SALES.
The following sales are advertised to take place
property of Horace Bishop ct. al, Fairfield
Township, Sept, 2lst, 1878.
Property of Leonard Cuff, Bridgeton. Septembe,
2Sth. 1878.
Property of NJ. G. Carstens, ct al, First ward
Bridgeton, Oct 12th 1873.
ADMINISTRATORS SALE.
property of Wm Frank, decd, near Shiloh. Sep
26th, 1878
LOCAL NEWS.
SoaPs, D, 4, D, . ana Z cts at Clark'S.
The farmers are now busily engaged in
getting ready for sowing wheat.
A movement is ON foot to establish a
Poultry Association, by parties in this 10.
cality.
Perfectly Pure Spices can always be found
at Reeve & Fithian's, 46 CONNER ce street,
Bridgeton.
Rev. 81. II. Beadle, as President of the
Board of Education, is the right man in tie
right place.
Good Powder and entire satisfaction
guaranteed, at E. G. Lambert's, No. 96
Commerce Street.
A full stock of School Books at the low
est market prices at Reeve & Fithian's, 46
Commerce St., Bridgeton.
The Bridgeton Daily has changed hands,
MIR. Elmer having disposed of it to Mr.. Geo.
F. Nixon, the former proprietor.
DIR. o. E. Peck has removed his dental
rooms to No. 90 Commerce street, up stairs.
Nitrous Oxide Gas administered.
A couple of fellows with good supply of
the ardent aboard, settled ''little differ
ence," in the rear of Davis Hotel, last night.
Several of our store keepers have had
money stolen from their stores during their
temporary absence, within the past few
days.
School Books, States. Pens, Ink, Paper
and everything in the Stationery line at
Reeve & Fithian's, 46 Commerce street,
Bridgeton.
Jona Gould left us bunch of ripe straw
berries one day last week. We believe we
never saw Strawberries in such perfection in
this climate at this season of the year.
Mr.. VIM. n. Hewitt gives the highest
market price for poultry and all kinds of
produce. Chickens-old fowls, 12@13 cts.
young fowls, 14@15 cts; eggs, 1s cts.
squads, 12 cts.
Rev. Mr.. Conway, of Vineland, delivered
an able sermon in the First Baptist Church,
on Sunday evening. Mr.. Conway is one of
the most eloquent ministers in the Baptist
denomination.
A sly movement is on foot to secure the
Endorsement of G. c. Grosscup at the Dem
ocratic Congressional Convention which
meets in Camden to-day. Mr.. Grosscup is
anxious as are also his friends in Bridgeton.
The Democrats had a lively time at their
Primary Meetings in this city on Saturday
night. In the First and Third wards dele
gates were chosen in opposition to Mr..
Grosscup's Endorsement by the Democratic
party.
Mem. from Society Journal. "Miss
s. appeared to positive disadvantage be-
cause of cloudiness of complexion and
must we write it?-Pimples spelling an
otherwise beautiful countenance." [She
should by all means procure and use DR..
Bulls Blood Mixture. Rep.l
George Gentry was quite seriously hurt
on the Exhibition grounds Wednesday,
He was crossing the track at the time, and
was run into by trotting horse. Had it
not been for the sagacity of the animal in
stopping just at the right time Mr.. Gentry
would have been killed. AS it was, he was
badly injured.
The Republican candidate for Congress,
Hon. George M. Robson. will be present at
the Republican County Convention which
meets in Bridgeton next Tuesday, and ad-
dress the Convention on the issues of the
day. There ought to be large gathering
Of the Republicans of the county, and we
trust the Court House will be filed with
people. Gen. Robson is an able and elo-
quent speaker, and every voter should hear
him. Congressman G. H. Sinnicksonn will
also be present.
There was large attendance of voters at
the Republican Primary Meetings in Bridge
ton, on SATURDAY. evening. At the First