Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1902-11-27
LOCAL BRIEFS.

There is case of scarlet fever on Car
penter street.
Farmers don't be swindled by the
wagon tongue statesmen!
About eight of the twelve miles of city
sewers are now completed.
Woodbury. schools will have a holiday
from Wednesday night to Monday morning
Turkeys. q eeuts per pound chicken
20, ducts p, are among the things to be
thankful for
&C T. MoIony reports his sales of N. Y.
msnure fifty per cent greater than at this
period last year.
Residents of Franklin street complain
thai the city water there is impure because
fire plugs are not flushed.
Paul Wood ward, the Camden murderer,
was last Saturday sentenced to be hanged
on Wednesday, January Z, next.
The banks will be closed to-day, and
the post Office only between the hours of 8
and 8 a. M, and 4.30 and 5 30 p. m.
Koch, the Mantua baker, is the only
business man of Mantua who has electric
lights. Reason, he has his own plant.
The First Baptists Melted $125 by their
New England dinner last week, and the
Methodist ladies S215 by their supper and
fair.
b .ker Koch, of Mantua, has had three
delivery wagons built by Cox Bros, Of
Paulsbmo He stys Cox makes tie best
wagons he is able to secure.
The sale Of the property of Elmer II.
Crane, advertised to take place last Mon
day, was adjourned until Monday, Dec. ],
at the same place and hour.
The Woodbury. Real E.tate NJ L
Association has sold 55 acres of the Ann
Norcross farm in Winslow township, Cam
den County, to Miss Ganbert for So, 900.
Landlord Rachor and Superintendent
Ludlam brought AZ quail, 2 duck and 2
rabbits up from Cape May county Saturday
night, the result of three days cunning.
Union Thanksgiving services will be
held in the First Baptist Church this even
the M E. Church, will deliver the sermon.
Judge Jessup, ON Friday, appointed
Ernest Redfield, Samuel Gaskill and Al
fred Bradshw, Commissioners to divide the
property of Emily C. Bowen, deceased,
located in Logan Township.
President Henderson, of Woodbury.
Real Estate Mutual Loan Association, last
week sold for that association the brick
house, No. 724 Spruce street. Camden, to
Geo. N. Peacock, for 81, 300.
The public is invited to tea and an
exhibition of garments, given by the Needle
Work Child of Wenonah, Monday after
noon, December first, from three to five
O'Clock, in the Presbyterian Annex.
President John M. Henderson, of the
Woodbury. Real Estate Mutual Loan Asso-
citation, gave his annual dinner to the Off
GERS and directors of his association at his
residence on South Broad street, last Tues
day evening.
Col. Green's private car has been
standing on the siding at the station this
brass and sumptOus furnishings is
wheels. Col. Green and family are sched-
uled to leave for Pasadena this morning.
On account of such a demand for ice,
the Woodbury. Ice and Power Company
have started their plant again. This speaks
we'll for its product, as this is the first
time in the history of the plant, its ma
chinery has been running this time of
year.
The next regular meeting of the Glou-
cester County Teachers Association will
be held in the Court House, this city, on
Saturday, Dec. 49, The lecturers will be
DIR. Bevier, of the State Board of Educa-
zion, and Professor of Rutgers College,
and Professor Francis NJ. Green, of the
State Normal School, West Chester, Pa.
List of advertised letters for the week
ending Nov. "a, 1902: R. L. Clisbey,
Nazario Fentini, Frank Fuller, Agantha
HUMPHREYS. Judge Jacobs, Marther Lea
land, Jonathan F. Morgan, Mrs. Lizzie
Pierson, Mrs. Mary P. Pierson, Haldorsen
Pierson, Mathew J. Sheridan, Mrs. Mary
Stevens, Domenico Sanerete, James Trout,
T. Frances Walsh, Jr., Charles Wicks, w.
Westcott. Persons calling for the above
letters will please say advertised.
-Woman's Pettieoats You can't find
any better anywhere for the money black
mercerized Saline 50c., 75c., 81, up to
1925; they look as well as silk and wear
better; children's dresses, petticoats with
lace, and night gowns, all of outing flannel,
25c. each; children's night drawers without
feet 25c-, with feet &c., made of good can
ton flannel; women's and chiidren's fleece
lined and wool underwear, all sizes and
prices, the best 25c underwear you ever
saw. The Misses Cozens, I72 South Broad
street.