Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1902-10-02
PERSONAL PROPERTY.
LOCAL BRIEFS.

See the timber and other sales adver-
tised.
The poor are paying cent pound for
coal in New York.
"A new timetable has gone into effect on
the W. J. & S. railroad. See top of this
column.
The October meeting of the Board of
Education will be held in the academy to-
night
Miss Benefits and Blackwood's classes
cleared $25 by their pie and cake sale last
Saturday.
Next will come domination for city
officers. On whom will the burdens of our
city government be placed
ALI the candidates nominated by the
Democratic Convention yesterday have
signed the acceptance papers.
Mr.. Chopper, one of our successful milk
dealers, has purchased the Snyder residence
on Delaware street, and expects to occupy
it in the near future.
-Hurffville post Office is the first to be
closed by the free rural delivery. But the
persons who have the delivery don't seem
to mourn to any extent.
On Tuesday Judge Jessup granted nat
uralization papers to Fritz Koch, of Clay
ton, and on Friday last to Frederick W.
Miller, of Greenwich.
Despite the stormy weather good
sized audience enjoyed the musical given
on Tuesday evening by the Ushers' Union
of the K. M. E. Church.
The annual oyster and chicken salad
supper by the ladies of the Central Baptist
Church will be held Thursday, Oct. %,
from to 8. Remember the date.
surveyor Carter is busy with timber
sales. Last week he sold tract in Dept
ford township for $44 per acre that two
wears ago sold for half that price.
If our gas operators don't give takers
some concessions they will inaugurate
strike that will startle the world. This
last illuminant, coke gas, makes all hands
long to visit tan yard.
A car load of new phones, more or
less. is at the station, and the old long
distant 'phones now iii use are to be taken
out and these improved talking instruments
installed in their place.
The football season opens out on Sat
urday with game between All Woodbury.
team and the Columbia Field Club, OF
Phila.. at the West Centre street grounds.
A good, fast game is looked for.
The Ladies Aid of Thorofare M. E.
Church viii have an oyster supper in the
Town Hall on Saturday. Oct. a, from to
There will also be chicken salad, cakes
and coffee. Tickets rs cents.
The Western Union Telegraph Com
many has established telegraph office IN
Undertaken Budd's Office. This is an i'm
portant facility which has been curtailed
for several months. The Pennsylvania
Railroad will maintain separate system at
the station.
in the United States Circuit Court on
Friday last, Judge Kirkpatrick ordered a
non-suit in the case of Thomas ]. Newlin,
If Philada., against the Woodbury. Manu-
featuring Company. The suit was brought
To, recover two thousand dollars for an
alleged breach of contract to manufacture a
certain novelty for use at the Buffalo Ex-
,,os;tion Mr.. Swackhamer represented
the woodbury. Manufacturing Company.
A special sale begins to-day-outing
flannel night gowns Infants white gowns
* cents: colored stripe 25 cents; children's
and misses 25, 40, and so cents; ladies 90
and rs cents-extra long IS cents. The
cutest little flannel dresses and petticoats,
Is cents each; quilting cotton 5, s, 10 and Il
cents per roll. A lot of beautiful handker
chiefs. from cents TO % cents, ladies art
making corset covers of them-takes two fol
q cover. We can tell you all about them
they make dainty Christmas presents. Ih'
Misses Cozens, 172 South Broad street.