Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1899-12-07
LOCAL ITEMS.


The bank statements are advertised
thus week.
The quarterly Conference of Friends
is held in Woodbury. to-day.
Josiah G. Chew is back in the bank
again after several weeks illness.
Merchant Elkintob's holiday adyer-
tisement will b. louad O. our second page
this week.
VIM. A. Fiaaigsn and ]. NJ. Sitley
have transferred theft residences to Phila-
delphla for the Wiut,r.
The Trustees Of Joseph D. Green adj
veItise some very desirable Woodbury.
real estate at public sale.
We willsen the GLOUCESTER COUNTY
DEMOCRAT from now to January !, 1901,
almost thirteen months, for 81 so.
Mrs. Samuel Baker and her sister,
Miss Hannah RudolDh, will spend the
Winter in California, starting next week.
Miss Sue c. Kerr has been absent
from her school at West End this week on
account of the death of her sister at Lacka.
wanna, Pa.
The public will be made welcome to
the public school Teachers Association in
the Court House next Saturday, beginning
at ten o'clock, a. m.
Mrs J. II Lupton has selected and
appointed Willard f. Cattell to hereafter
manage, control, and conduct all of her
business affairs.
Gus Prehl says after Jan 1st there
will be 10 per cent. increase in the price
Of carriages and buggies. Now is the time
TO make your purchase.
Augustus Plehl left Monday for a
business trip to CORTLAND and Syracuse,
N Y, to inspect the carriage works at
those places. He returned yesterday.
B. w. Andrews Gordon setter won
four second prizes at the recent dog show
in Philadelphia, the winner of the first
prize was full sister OF Mr.. AS dog.
--Nurseyman McCleary, of sewell, adj
vertises nursery stock this week. Our
readers, who want fine stock of any kind
will find that Mr.. MeCleary can supply
them, and at low prices.
Eliza, widow Of The lale William Pat
terson, died III this city On the fourth inst
InteIment was at Egiington last Wednes-
day. Deceased was the mother of our
townsmaD, William o. Williams.
The West End Sporting Club will
have shooting match with the Blasius
Gun Club next Saturday week, December
l6. at three O'Clock p ~, at the Blasius
club grounds, If the weather permits.
The New Jersey Baptists contributed
1000 to church purposes last year, S22,-
900 of which went to missions They have
BOP churches, 81 200 members, and the
church property is valued at 5000 600
Mrs. Eva c Hauthon has sold the
marble yard property on Cooper street, this
city, to SneIlbakef Bros, who have been
l-ssees OF the property since the death of
Mr.. HAWTHORN. The price is not stated
The commissioners appointed to assess
to the abutting property on Broad street,
peculiar benefits growing out of the con-
strnctiOn of the stone road, have their
report prepared for presentation to the
Court
-Messrs Chas Jessup, Benz G. Paul
and Will II. Hoffman, government COM
missioners to condemn land to straighten
Mantua creek from Paulsboro to the river,
met yesterday and after viewing the
ground. adjourned to the 20lh inst.
List Of advertised letters for the week
ending December 5. 1889: Sadie Blake,
Mis- Jane Collins, Mrs. Della DAILY, Charles
Harris, w. b. May hew, George Taylor, J
Price Warrick. Mrs. Name Wilson. Persons
calling for the above letters will please say
advertised.
IF you have corns on your feet you
keep your shoes soft and pliable with "Por-
poisine Oil Paste Ii your harness is
hard and stiff, soften them with "Porpoi-
sine Black Velvet Harness 0il.n Give them
a Christmas greeting and add to the com
fort of your horse.
The estate of the late Theo f. Tom
lin was sold at public sale or the 25th ult.
The homestead, nice farm of So acres, near
Barrsborn, was sold to Edw. Fl. Dufield
for 50 GOO; No 2 house and 27-100 of an
acre Of land in Jefferson was sold to VIM
Fl Jenkins, Jr for $500. The balance Of
the estate was not sold.
Mrs Emma Bourne, State President
of the w. c. 7 will give an aecout Of
her trip to Seattle Washington, where she
attended the Naiio al W. c. T. U. il
October, in the German church, Clarksboro
on Monday evening December H. The
public are cordially invited to this inter
esting meeting
Mr. + E. Burke, assistant Superinten
dent of The Prudential Insurance Com
paDy, entertained his assistants and thei
families on Thanksgiving day at his bom'
on High street. HIS guests numbered
twenty-five and the hours from 10 a. N
TO IL midnight were merry aud thaDkfu
ones in the Burke home.
The Woodbury. Democratic Association
held IT'S annual meeting last Thursda,
evening. and elected the following officer
for the epsniug year: President. John G
Wbitall; Vjte Presidents. + w BfanBen
All swaekhamsr, ] hn Rheil Secretary
John g. Ward FlDancial Secretary. w. A
MARTINEZ Sergeant alarms. Andrew Mar
Gus.