Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1904-12-01
LOCAL BaIEFs

from Annapolis on saturday
VIM. c. Fox adyertises to sell his Evan
real estate at public sale on Dec. 10.
Lewis S. Engard has moved from the
Jos. S. Taggart farm to Collingswood.
Corn, at two recent vendues, sold at
go and Gle, and good hot-bed sash at 81 50
Loads Of holly going cityward Indicate
that preparations for Christmas have begun.
Mr.. c. c. sailer and his sister, Mrs
Alden Cattell, are spending a week in
Washington.
Joel A. sagirs is visiting his mother at
Mays Landing this week, and incidentally
doing some cunning
Mrs. Clinton LaDow and son, of Bur
lington, y. j.. are visiting Mrs. Elizabeth
LaDow, of Centre street.
Rev. C w. Heisley. Of Farmingdale,
has been visiting his daughter, Mrs I d.
Clark, OF Centre street.
Mrs Berthe McMorris, Of Memphis,
Tenn, is enjoying a visit with her sister,
Mrs. VIM Porch, of German street.
Mr.. Joshua Dawson, Health Inspector,
enjoyed trip to Washington, D G.,
attending the wedding Of his son Ralph.
Mrs Harry White ana sister, of Hun
ter street, have returned from a weeks
soiourn with their amt at West Chester.
e. Clark shuster, of Paulsboro, has
purchased the Geo G. Weatherby, farm in
Washington township, near cross Keys and
will soon occupy it.
WIN. c. Low, of Merchantville, who
attempted to establish himself in the
undertaking business here, moved back to
his old home yesterday.
Estate Agent P B. Burke announces
the sale'of the George Crue place of IL
acres IN West Deptford township, to c. F.
Henderson, of Glendora, for $4,000.
At G. Clark Shuster's sale yesterday
hay brought 1923 per ton and corn so and
81 cents per bushel. The entire sale was
very satisfactory to Mr.. S.
Petitions are being circulated and will
be laid before the Board of Pardons re-
questing pardon for John Hoffman, who
was sent to State Prison from this county
for year.
DIR. Readings famous old roadster,
Caesar. injured his knee slightly few
days age, and lockiaw set in Dr. Rogers
treated him, and there is an Improvement
in his condition to-day
John Rachor, Jr, Ora H. Sharp aud
John Magin had day of genuine sport on
Mr.. Magin's farm in East Greenwich town
ship YESTERDAY, the combined results of
their hunt being 8 quail, | rutlled grouse
and six rabbits.
New business advertisements this week
Urban's Candy Kitchen, Woodbury.; Starr
Company Woodbury.; A. W. Chaplain,
Caterer. Camden; Gately & Hurely Co,
Camden; Hewitt's Magazine agency,
Woodbury.; Toone & Hollinshead, Camden;
J. Fl. Leppee, Woodbury.; A. A. Stokes,
Woodbury. All these are firms Of highest
business character to whom we can rec
ommend our readers
AS fine pair Of young scamps as
often come before our courts was Thos. Ken
ma and James Bagiey. of Philada., put on
trial Yesterday for robbing Joseph Tousant,
OF Philadelphia, of $40, near West Dept
ford Hotel, last June 10. Bageley plead
guilty. and turned States evidence Kenna
plead not guilty, and his story harmonized
with his plea The jury rendered verdict
Of guilty with recommendation to mercy.
The annual bazaar in the Central Bap-
fist Church opened to-day, and will con-
tinue until tomorrow evening. Here is a
good opportunity to select some Of your
Christmas gifts. You will find an assert
ment OF fancy articles. needlework, painted
china, white and bingham aprons, books,
dolls, toys, pies cakes, candy, etc. Ice
cream will also be served A blooming
flower bed will be one of the features OF
interest to the children.
List Of advertised letters for the week
ending Nov 1901: Mrs. Mary Barnard,
Miss Bertha Bagwell Bertha Bonsach,
Glany Canna, C. Chum, Frieda Folk, H.
Godfrey, G. W. Glover, Robbie Hill, Joseph
Kerns Mrs. L. a. Masters, J Major,
Lizzie Stevens, q. w Sutherland, Thomt.
on. Stefan Waprjcht, +. Whiteland.
Persons calling for the above letters PLEASE
say advertised
Jail Warden, Capt. c. B. Plat, had q
family gathering on Thanksgiving day that
for numbers was record breaker. The
Captain dreamed about company during
the night, and told his wife Thanksgiving
morning that she would have company dur
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