Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1902-12-11
LOCAL BRIEFS.

At Williamstown coal is being de-
livered at $3.50. Williamstown is on the
line of coal road.
Henry Brennis has moved from Re
paupo to Phila., where he will engage in
the produce business.
The Aid Society of the Central Baptist
Church, cleared 500 by their bazaar last
week.
The M. E. Church at Williamstown has
bought new pipe organ. The date of
installation has not been fixed.
in the enumeration of things in Chas.
Krimm's sale last week, sash were omitted.
He has ninety-eight, in good order.
Andes E. Budd has bought three acres
of land from the Watkins farm on Hessian
Run road, to square his farm, for $3.50.
Grocer Sithens has had store-cleaning
this week, and his store is more attractive
than ever. Mr.. Sparks was the decorator.
Merchant c. W. Elkinton, of Mullica
Hill, advertises his usual and attractive
holiday display, and his regular bargains
in seasonable staple goods.
List of advertised letters for the week
ending Dec 8, 1902 Alfred Botsfield, III.
f. Edsall, Mrs James H. Holmes. Persons
advertised.
The new pipe organ is being erected in
Kemble Memorial Church. Next Sunday
services will be held in the Sabbath-school
room. Next Thursday evening an organ
recital will be given in the church.
-Paulsboro is about awarding contracts
for its water supply and fire service. The
fire hydrants and hose will match Wood
bury's fire apparatus, hence in case of emer-
gency and need the towns can aid each
other.
At Thomas M. Tice's sale at Mt Eph-
RAM last Monday, cows averaged about
S55, a registered Jersey, with calf two
weeks old sold for S188; team of horses
$345; Rochester seed potatoes at 85 cents,
and Pride of the South 81 per basket.
We had our first snow storm last Fri
day, followed by cold weather, which has
remained with us with considerable regu-
larity since. The lowest point of cold has
been 16o above zero, while in York State
and the west the mercury has gone up to
260 below zero.
Mt. Holly is on the verge of a coal
famine, and the people are so alarmed that
public meeting was called, and COM
mittee appointed to appeal to President
Baer of the Reading for coal. New Jersey
towns, generally, are not well enough
supplied with fuel to stand a long siege of
cold weather.
Woodbury. merchants invite our read
ers to inspect their stocks of holiday goods.
These merchants know that they have as
competitors the great departments stores OF
the city, yet have faith that they can not
only compete as the quality, but save
money to those VINO puy mere. 10 tnem
the courtesy OF inspecting their STOCK, and
form your own opinions, readers.
Our local physicians, who are gradu-
ates of Jefferson College, have invitations
to witness the marvellous skill of DR.. Lor-
enz, the Austrian surgeon, who is the
marvel of the world in setting dislocations
of the hip. He came to this country several
weeks ago 10 reduce q mp aislocaeion OF
the oaugntel u onicaso n.illonal. :, anu 81
far as ne Is aoie, y g.stn sIe suso1ns VI
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On Monday afternoon last onerlH
Springer sold the Sarah Z. raul property,
being the lot adjoining John ;. Jessup and
Samuel IL. RANKIN, on broau stIeee,
Woodbury., to john Il. Beauty OF Fhiia-
delphia, for 500 above encumprance esti,
mated at ", 20O; also, TWO tracts OF iaho
IN Franklin township, 10 Eu"ln a. e,,
aggregaIlng 90 acres, TO Alexander oioan'
Jr., for 20; ana tne Elmer u: 1Iane prop
erty at Pitman, 10 george W. oair ior
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