Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1902-09-25
LOCAL BRIEFS.
Read the advertisements.

Read the advertisements.
See advertisement of Miss L. Smithers.
The bank statements are advertised
this week.
"A. H. Swackhamer, Esq, has been re-
tanned by Peter Brandt to conduct his de-
Tense.
The Wood street and the amended
moving ordinances are advertised in
another column.
County Superintendent of Schools, VIM.
Fl. Eldridge, has appointed Prof Frey, one
of the Board of Examiners, to succeed MIR.
Marstellar.
Next Saturdays game will be the last
this season. The N. W. A. A. will play
one of the strongest amateur teams OF
Phila.
Harry Muller will do the plumbing
and heating in VIM. Chenewith's new
mansion. He will also put hot water
plant in Bert Browns home.
The families of Mrs. Nelson and Mr..
Garland, of Maple street, and Samuel Sny-
der, of Delaware street, will soon take up
their residence in Camden.
Philip Conway was committed to jail
for further hearing by Justice Mankln for
an assault and battery and attempting to
shoot William Gibson with revolver and
gun.
Invitations have been issued for the
marriage of Miss Lucretia Mott Franklin
and Rev. George Handy Wales, to take
place in the Presbyterian Church, on We'd
nesday evening, October 8, at $50 O'Clock.
An invitation is extended to our
Aba va
sarv Of the meeting house at Weymouth on
Sunday. September %, 1902. The services
open at $50 a. M and close after the 3 p.
m. service.
Benz. n. Gibson has disposed of his
household effects preparatory to making his
future home in Iowa He will leave in a
few DAYS. The DEMOCRAT wishes Mr..
Gibson all the success be anticipates in his
new home.
A very good game of base ball was wit
messed Saturday when the n. w. A. A.
crossed bats with the Columbia, of Phila.,
on the formers grounds. Dopson kept up
his strike-out record. Game closed with
score II to in favor of home team.
COMPANY | recommended drilling on
last Monday night. 1t is the Company's
intention of putting first class basket ball
team on the floor this year, and letters are
already being received from good Phila.
teams asking for games during the season.
As many persons are now using gaso-
line and kerosene stoves they should bear
\ in mind that special permit should tlrst
he obtained from the insurance company
in which the property is insured, other
wise the insurance will be vitiated IN the
event of loss.
The death of City Clerk Carroll will
necessitate the election of his successor
without delay. Already the following
gentlemen are mentioned as candidates
Hampton Williams, John E. Estell, VIM.
1T. Albright and Harry White, Rumol
saws that Mr.. Albright holds the winning
trump cards.
-Application will be made at no dis
tant date for a county road from Broad ane
Hunter streets, this city, out Hunter t.
Evergreen avenue, thence to Cooper ano
out Cooper to the stone road. This I'M
movement would have the merit OF avoid
ing the dangerous grade crossing at the de
pot.
The Chosen Freeholders will elect {
successor to Steward of the Aims HOUSE
Weatherbv at the November meeting
There are already four candidates in thu
field as follows: E. S. Adams, OF Glass
boro: Josiah Eldridge, of Deptford; Sam
Evans. of Washington, and VIM. Ridgway
of East Greenwich, Republicans, and Ed
mund Scott, Democrat
ssTbe outside of pillow is attractiv,
hnt,,-What's inside? The pillow tina
we don't have to regard with suspicion
that's filled with light, clean, sanitary ma
teriaIs. is the only kind that will keep it
shane and be JOY as long as it lasts. Tha
inflow is the extra silk down and tn
inflow we SELL All sizes 25 to Soc Tn
New Idea Pattern, 10c The Misses Cozens
172 S. Broad street.
A warrant has been issued by Justic
Mankin for George Alloway on complain
of Walter Baker, of National Park, TO
embezzlement Alloway was employed
as driver by Baker and after delivering
load of wood in Woodbury. on Monday b.
did not return to his employers SO mex
morning Baker went to his home ant
found Alloway had taken his clothes ant
ran away. After making inquiries of sew
eral of his customers Baker found Allowa,
had collected money of them and had no
given credit, SO then he called on tn
Squire.
-List,of advertised letters for the wee
ending Sept. %, 1902: Mrs. Alexis BoeI
icke Mrs. E. M. Bryant, Jos. Earle, Mrs
Rertha Harnslough, Alice w. Hayes Mrs
William Hill, A. NJ Mckinley, Mrs Lo
Fila Moore. Jas. Miller, Joe F. Moore
Wardeu Parker, B. c. Pillsbury, Richar
Robinson. Martin B. Robinson, Hotel an
Restaurant Robinson, John L. Schools
Stanton Stetser. Eli Stetser, Geo. Stever
son, Mrs. Ida G. Stevens, Mrs. Berth
wilkins, Mrs. Annie Wooden: Person
calling for the above letters will please sa
advertised.