Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1903-11-26
LOCAL ; sIEFs.
The bank statements are ADVERTISE

IF. v Myers has put new steam
heater in the 'sBell' building.
This beautiful weather makes even the
most perverse Of humanity thankful.
The Young Peoples Association had
delightful social last Thursday night
There are forty applicants for mail
carrier in Salem, and three positions to fill.
Mr.. G. E. Grimm will next Monday
move from Euclid street to Collingswood.
The ladies Of the First Baptist Church
cleared one hundred dollars at their annual
New England Dinner.
The Thanksgiving sermon viii be
preached by Rev. George W. TomsOn in
the Kemble NJ E. Church Thursday morn
ing
Capt. George W. Hughes attended the
State Convention, which was held in New
ark. He reports very interesting and
enthusiastic Convention.
IF. T. wilkins Estate Agency announ
ces the sale Of the Mary Wilkins residence,
adjoining the simmermon lot on Euclid
street, to st. Patrick's Parish of this city.
Price So, 500.
-Lucius Balor, colored, who shot and
killed Oscar Hendrickson, three years ago
near Woodstown, was captured at Caret,
Virginia. by Detective Carney, and will be
returned to Salem county for trial
lon December first, Mr.. Halliburton,
the coffee rooster, is going to move his
business 1som the Old mill property near
the bridge, to the NJ F. Cattell building at
the corner Of Broad and German streets.
AT Lewis ]. Grauch's sale at Mantua,
last week, team Of gray horses was sold
to Daniel Mumford for $3.50; corn sold at
81 cents per bushel, hay at $40 per ton, and
COWS, at S37. The COWS we're not high
class animals.
Robert Turner has sold his farm Of 80
acres, at Turnerville, adjoining the church,
to John Warren, of Pitman Grove, for
S4,50O Mr.. Turner adyertises his personal
property at public sale in this issue Of the
DEMOCRAT preparatory to giving possession
to the new owner in February.
u. E. Pearson, formerly Of our city,
and a former proprietor of the Blue Front
Meat Market, now of Moorestown, has
purchased the Mills Bros. meat market
and will take charge before Christmas Mr..
Pearson needs no introduction to our peo-
pie, and we welcome him back to our city.
Farmer Isaac F. Allen, Of West Dept
ford Township, brought a curiosity to our
Office last Monday in the form of basket
Of apples, the last of the second crop grown
this year. and the basket was garnished
with a sprig from the same tree bearing a
third bloom They were the Densten va
riety
List of ADVERTISED letters in the post
Office for the week ending Nov. %, 1903
vern Forsythe, James T. Grace, Mrs VIM.
Jham, Edwd Parker, Benjamin W. Pierce,
Mrs. Rosie Rome, Elwood Smith, I. Fl
Steward, Viheenz Romans. Persons
calling for the above letters will please
say advertised.
The GLOUCESTER COUNTY DEMOCRAT
is d county paper-its circulation is not
confined to one or two or three town
ships-but in all Of the nineteen divisions
of the county and to a considerable extent
in Salem and Camden counties. To the
person advertising personal property or real
estate at public or private sale, such a
circulation is Of greater value than is
generally considered.
Miss Leona p Scott gave very inter
esting. evenings entertainment to the parents
and friends Of her music scholars last Fri
day night Selections on the piano and
violin By eighteen Of her scholars whose
ages ranged from SIX to forty years
we're heartily enjoyed; also selections on
che piano by Miss Scott and the violin BY
Mr.. Hussey, Of Camden, were much en-
joyed. Dainty refreshments we're served
She guests.
At the rate sewer connections are being
made, the fear some Of our good citizens
had about the ineffectiyeness Of the system
and the lack Of necessity for its construc-
ton, are receiving a rude shock The only
criticism we have heard is against the ack
Of promptness in inspecting open trenches
BY the city department, in one instance a.
least gang Of men was long kept idle a'
8 property owners expense, awaiting the
arrival of an inspector. The terms Of en-
ployment Of persons who are not able e
understand that one Of their duties is te
tighten to the people as much as possible
the expense Of sewer concessions, ought e
be cat very short.