Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1898-11-10
LOCAL ITEMS.
Edgar Wrigley, Carpet weaver. Barnsboro.
The cunning season opens to-day.
Well pick our fiints and try again.

Edgar Wrigley, Carpet weaver, BarnsborO.
The cunning season opens to-day.
Well pick our fiints and try again.
Il. P. Kerns advertises sale of COWS.
City Council will meet next Friday
evening
Mrs. Sarah E. Wescott advertises a
sale of household goods.
Jos. L. Bailey, who lost his buildings
by fire last week .advertises lot of stock at
public sale.
The November meeting of the Board
of Chosen Freeholders will be held next
Thursday.
The annual New EBgland Dinner by
the ladies of the First Baptist church will
be held next Thursday evening.
Jos. 7 Sickler, ESQ as agent for the
owner, advertises the store goods of Chas
E Hartman, Gibbstown, at public sale.
Col Green's chyranthemums are now
at their fullest perfection, and his con-
servatory is open to the public to enjoy.
Mr.. Herman, of Readington, Pa, has
bought the Jennings property at Wenonah,
from Joseph T. Sickler, Esq, for $500.
Andes E. Budd will leave the Lirpin-
colt farm in the Spring, and has leased the
Gibbs farm of 1876 acres with tenant house
and wharf, from G. G Green.
Miss Lucy W. Rainiers, former resi-
dent of We dbury, has received the APP
pointment of General Superintendent OF
''The Christian H. Bull Hospital. +" located at
Sharon, Pa, a city of about 5000 inhabi-
tants.
The Aid Society of the Presbyterian
church will hold its annual sale Of fancy
and useful articles. cakes and pies, making
a specially of dolls, on Tuesday, November
18th, commencing at II o'clock, and con-
tinuing afternoon and evening. Please
remember the date.
List of advertised letters for the week
ending, November z, 1885, Elizabeth
Clayton, Charles Downs, r. J. Hitchins,
Mrs. A. j. Mccormack, Miss Ruth W.
Peaslee, Sherman Plates, Samuel Roben-
sou, Benz. Ross, William Shivers, Merida
c. Steward. Persons calling for the above
letters will please say advertised
Mr. Chas w. Knight, of West Dept
ford township, has presented a 81 pound
pumpkin, of the Mommoth variety, to the
ladies of the First Baptist church, which
will be skillfully reduced to pies by the
aforesaid ladies and served at the New
England Dinner next Thursday evening.
His Pumpkinship is on exhibition in Mar
shall's show window.
Historian ParkmaDs histories of the
contest between France and England in
North America, with his histories of the
Conspiracy of Pontiac and the Oregon
Trail were donated to the Deptford Insti-
tute Library by the Local Centre of Uni
versity Extension and the Progress Club
an offshoot of The Centre, There are IL
volumes in the set. Wheeler's Noted
Names ofFiction accompanies the histories.
In our county courts the past week
the license of ]. M Plum, Westville, was
transferred to VIM. D Hanle. The hear
ing on the Washington Park license was
adjonrns 4 until the 2lst inst. The tlial OF
the indictment against @ Selden johnson
was set down for the 10Th inst. Clement
G. and Elwood G. Mount were acquitted
by jury, of the charge of assault and bat
terry on Joseph Lock, Jr. The following
sentences were imposed Tuesday VIM
H. Wescott, year in State Prison on an
old Indictment. VIM Conentine, 30 days
in Jail for robbery. Jos. Madden, Robt
Furley and Herman Ferling, months il
jail, for robbery. Anna Powell and
Frank Shott, $40 fine each tor assault
Next Wednesday a date will be fixed fol
the trial of the Burning and Ola sbort
bank case.