Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1902-09-18
LOCAL BRIEFS.

Starr advertises bargains in ladies shir
waists.
-Prehl advertises another sale of car
riages
Councilman Leeds will not seek a re
election.
The enrolment of pupils in Woodbury.
public schools is 730 this week.
County Superintendent Eldridge adver
tises the teachers examination.
-Horsemen and farmers will find J. J
Costello's advertisement interesting.
Contractor Henry is making splendid
progress with the Central Baptist Church.
Scott Smith has purchased one of the
Belmont Perry houses on Newton avenue
Price not stated.
Local contributions to the striking
coal miners amount to $166.90, which ha!
been forwarded.
While in Millville on Tuesday, jacob
H. Bibo, of this city, sustained painful
injury in boarding trolley car.
Among the sales advertised this weeE
are three lots of timber Here is chance
to get in ahead of the coal Trust
The only seven masted schooner in the
world is anchored in the Delaware neal
Washington Park, and is much admired
Charles Dreamer, carpenter on the
Laughlin stock farm, Harrisonville, fell
down stairs on Wednesday and was killed.
The Loudenslager faction is support
ing Robson, for Senator; Gaunt, for As
sembly; Collins, for Sheriff; and Sturgess,
for Clerk.
VIM Colby, of the Harry Moore farm,
4, near Mantua Grove, has purchased the
Warner Cooper farm on Red Bank avenue
adjoining Spring Lane farm, for So, 500, or
$40 per acre.
VIM. Albright, so long connected with
the Public Ledger's Jersey news depart
ment, has resigned. Mr.. Albright will
still retain his connection with other Phila.
and New York papers.
Benz. English, of Bridgeport, has re-
ceived the following communication We
are in receipt of lima bean pod, of the
Monmoth Pod Variety measuring nine (9)
inches in length, johnson & Stokes, Phila.
VIM. C. McIlvaine, of Williamstown,
one of the three candidates for the Shrlvalty
nomination under the Crawford county
rules, is ill with typhoid fever. His friends
should work the harder on this account.
During the past week, in ride from
Woodbury. to Central Michigan, last week,
a gentleman saw hundreds OF cars OF bl-
luminous coal on the sidings and in transit,
but not pound of anthracite until Glou-
cester City was reached, where there were
three car loads Tuesday p. m
The Salem County Board of Free
holders has awarded the contract to bnild
three and eighty-seven hundredths miles of
gravel road in Pittsgrove township, to B.
F. Sweeten & Son, of Camden, for So, 400. 70.
The road runs from Elmer borough line to
Alloway township line.
List of advertised letters for the week
ending Sept 10, 1902: Malinda Basker-
Vile. Mary Bayrds, DIR. Brown, LingieI
Giles. Daisy Green, Mary Harry, c. Milton
Hare, Marry L. SIMPLE, Mary ]. Taylor,
lanes Winner, Jonas Gayna, G. Gustaf-
son. Janold di Siaffalo DOMINGO. Persons
calling for the above letters will please say
advertised.
The local Prohibition orga nization has
an original scheme of vote getting, which
: includes pledge which reads, that 'the
voter promises to vote the Prohibition
ticket this Fall, providing $500 other voters
of the county do the same" These pledges
are held until the total number is secured,
when they are so notified. If the total is
not secured no one of the signers are
obligated.
Mr.. John T. Grim, who lives with his
father near Mantua Grove, owns farm
which borders on the Crystal Kun, on
which he has an apple orchard. From two
trees sixteen years old he has marketed
go baskets. He also has another tree which
Welded luscious fruit weighing Il lbs
apiece of which twenty apples fllled a
basket. He would like to know II anyone
can compete with this, If so ne would ike
to hear from them
BARKER Augustus Koch, of Mantua
tba n1ost extensive baker in South Jersey
Is in no fear of the No. ID superstition
Today the 18th of the month, he began tc
manufacture a new kind OF bread ano
.d;str;huted 13.O0Ol caves free. When hi
hnoan business years ago it was on the l3tf
Of the month. and his first order was fol
thirteen barrels of flour. He has thirteen
horses thirteen wagons and thirteen dri
vers.
These cool days make you think o
warmer clothing. Come here we will hell
Won think. Flannelette wrappers al
sizes. also by the yard 10 and 123c. Out
inc flannel s and 10c. yd., cantor
flannel Sc. yd., red flannel 25c., white, 2
and $50. yd. Long sleeved woven corse
cover 25c.-don't have to change you
underwear with the weather, just slip Oh
the cover; long sleeve vests; thicker dresse
for the children and lots of other things t.
numerous to mention. The Misses Cozens
f72 South Broad street
The twenty-ninth annual reunion o
the survivors of Company A, Third Req
/ment. New Jersey Volunteers, was helt
here on Monday in the Court House. Capt
Edward L. Stratton, former Commander 0
Company F, Twelfth Regiment, made al
address, deploring lack Of patriotism o.
the part of citizens in putting out thel
flags. During the past year there hav
been four deaths-D. L. Sullivan, Brook
lyn: VIM. F. Allen, Glassboro; A. W. Cat
till Woodbury., and A. W. Davis, Barns
boro. These officers were elected: Presi
dent Joseph Cunard, Camden; secretary
F. B. Ridgway, Mullica Hill; assistan
secretary. E. c. Cattell, Woodbury.; treas
nrer, Joseph w. Ore, Pitman Grove.
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