Bridgeton pioneer., 1884-05-22

Nfe Pioneer
Bridgeton, N. j., May 20, 1884.
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PRIVATE SALE.
Property of r. NJ. Recap, Hopewell township.
Property of Theodore L. Bacon, decd, near
Greenwich.
ADMINISTRATORS SALE.
Property of David Biggs, deceased, Millville,
MAY oath, 1884.
EXECUTORS SALE.
Personal Property of Lemuel 7. Davis, dec,
Stow Creek township. May 10.
COMMISSIONERS SALE.
Property No. 155 Bank St., Bridgeton, June IA.
LOCAL NEWS.
There are now fifty bicycles in town,
and still the fever RACES.
DIR. E. G. Jones, Specialist, adver-
tises in this issue.
Wanted at this office, an intelligent
boy, about 16 years of age.
Sheriff Hustled took three prisoners
to the State Penitentiary on Saturday
last.
The Bridgeton Library has 2706 val
liable books, and the assets of the As
sociation amount to $1,52600.
FARMERS we have strong reliable
shoes for use, we'll seasoned and adopt
ed to hard service. Moore & Son.
B. T. Bright, Esq, who has been
confined to his house for some three
months past, from the effects of fall,
is about among his friends again.
Lawns, Ginghams and Dress Cam
brics in new styles at very low prices
are to be found at the New York Dry
Goods Store, SO Commerce street.
Officer J. Danforth Fithian is an
adept at raising sweet potato plants.
He shipped three thousand plants to
Lacrosse, Wisconsin, one day last
week.
Officer Pennel, of the Third ward,
has resigned, and Mayor Smalley has
appointed Mr.. Charles Garrison to fill
the vacancy, until the meeting of
Council in June
Summer Silks, Black and Colored
Silks at the New York Dry Goods
Store, SO Commerce street. If you
wish good article for your money.
Call and see them.
By the burning of Mr. Evans shoe
store at Newport, in this county, a few
days since, Mr.. Daniel Lore loses three
hundred dollars on his property, the
store. Evans goods were nearly all
saved, so that bis loss is small.
The father of ex-County Clerk Dan
iel Sharp, Mr.. Ephraim Sharp, who
resides in Commercial Township, is Sc
riously i'll. Mr.. Sharp in his day was
a prominent man in tn section of the
county where he has so long resided,
and is highly respected as a citizen
and neighbor.
The sales of Parasols and Sun Um-
brellas at the New York Dry Goods
Store, SO Commerce street, are larger
than ever before Their handsome |
styles, low prices and polite attention
with correct representation of goods
suit the people.
The Warner House, Sea Breeze,
Arnold Smaller, proprietor, is being
handsomely repainted. When the i'm
provements now making are complete
Sea Breeze will be one of the most |
popular resorts on the coast. 1t will |
undoubtedly be literally patronized
this season.
Messrs. Mulford & Fithian, dealers
in coal, flour, feed, &C., foot of Broad
street, have dissolved partnership by
mutual consent. Mr.. VIM. Fithian,
the remaining partner, has taken into
the business ex-Policeman S. Franklin
Pennell, and the firm will hereafter be
known as Pennell & Fithian. Both
gentlemen are well known in the COM |