Gloucester County Democrat., 1893-03-09
SUNDAY TRAINS.
LOCAL ITEMS s.
Smoke Bibo's Jumbo's.

Smoke Bibo's Jumbo's.
MIR. White will return as pastor of the
Methodist church.
Mrs. R. B. leopard and daughter
will spend six months at Toronto, Canada
james Park has removed to his hand
some new residence on Hopkins street.
&C W. Hartzell sold q horses at an
average of S12S each, at Prehrs stables on
Monday.
The electric road will revive after the
Legislature adjourns. 1t is said to be still
a possibility.
Bicycle Agent A. S. Wilson has opened
store on Delaware Street, in the rear Of
Newton's Hotel
List of advertised letters for the week
ending March 4th, 1898: Amanda Evans,
Samuel Henry, Miss L. Reilly.
You can buy. hire or have bicyle re-
pared at E. Dubois cigar store, Green's
Block, by John Fl. Leppee. Mar 8 '93.
John R. Wick, of Glassboro, has bought
out livery business in Philadelphia, and
will sell his stock on Thursday, the 18th
inst.
Subscribers to the DEMOCRAT who
change their Post Office address this Spring
will please notify us, giving the old as well
as the ne0 address.
Grocer H. B. Simmerman has taken
the R. B. Heppard store in North Wood
bury, and will operate it in connection with
his Cooper street store.
Sos. Rachor has sold the Barnsboro ho-
tel to his father, John Rachor, and has
bought out hotel business at Newark, N.
J., to which he will move at once.
Unitarian services will be held in Ii
NJ. Green's Library next Sunday evening
at o'clock. Subject-O Outgrowing the old
teliefs. All are invited. Seats freeJ %
1t is thought that Postmaster Genera
Bissell will have no difficulty in finding
parties willing to handle Uncle Sans mail
under the new dministration-Selah
Mr. W. Harrison Liyermore will at
once build new house on the site of the
North Woodbury. drug store. The build
ing will be arranged for a dwelling and
drug store. 60
Mrs. Idella Heppard and daughter de-
sire to thank the friends for their kindness
during the period of sickness and death of
husband and father, R. B. Heppard of
North Woodbury..
-McFarland's 9th car load of horses will
be sold at Budd's stables, Woodbury.,
March 18th. His 10th load will be held at
private sale at his Monroeville stables from
March 18th to 25th.
-Thos. Black sold 15 horses at Plum's
hotel, Westville, last Saturday at an aver
age of $143, and Mcfarland sold IA horses
at Budd's stables in our city on the same
date at an average of $141 each.
Miss Helen Wilson, sister of DR.. H. A.
Wilson, one of the teachers of the Wood
bury public schools, has been elected by the
directors of Girard College, after compe-
tetive examination, TO a vacancy in the in
struc.ion department of that institution,
and will assume her new duties about the
first of April.
The Aid Society of the Presbyterian
church of our city elected officers at its an
nual meeting last Friday night as follows
President, Mrs. Chas. S. Knisell; Vice
President, Mrs. Frank C. Carr and Mrs.
Jos. Paul; Treasurer, Mrs. E. T. Jaques
Secretary, Mrs. G. Selden johnson. The
finances of the society arein an exceedingly
fourishing condition.
The Woodbury. Planning Mill was rob-
bed on the night of Jan. 20, 1892, of several
sets of upright moulder cutters, valued at
$120. Detective Garrison was put on the
case, and found out who the thief was by
his offering to dispose of his plunder.
Gary" has been on his track ever since,
but failed to locate him on account of his
changing his name; but on Saturday last
he found him in a Jail in Essex for stealing
bicycle. He is wanted in Trenton for
stealing horse.