Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1905-12-07
LOCAL BRIEFS.

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ALBERT Smalley has been sentenced to
Eve years in State Prison.
If yop want to lease or sell farm, try
the DEMOCRATS short adv. service.
Sheriff Wilson has appointed Harry W.
Lamson of Pauisboro deputy sheriff.
There is 900 pound hog on exhibition
at the CIeaver House, Paulsboro, or was
last week
-Twenty-one new subscribers were
added to the DEMOCRATS list this week.
A dollar and half pays to January l,
1907,
Miss Florence Stackhouse, teacher of
the Friends School is taking elocution
lessons from Miss Lydia Grandfeld, in
Carksboro
Misses Carrie P. Smith, Gladys Wal
ton, and Harriet NJ. Carpenter spent TO ur
days at Charles Town, West Virginia, and
Washington, the past week
Carl A. Newbert near Fellowship, has
leased W. Hannold's excellent farm in
Deptford township. Mr.. Hannold viii
have his vendue on the 2sth instant.
DR. l. p. Strittmatter has sold to Clay
ton Hammel tract Of land along the
Woodbury. and WestvilIe stone road who
will erect house and barn on the same.
Lewis Troth is going to move TO the
Samuel Ladner farm in Deptford township,
and Mr.. Rambo is going to moYe to the
Griscom farm near the Green Cemetery.
Mrs Belmont Perry, who has been
visiting relatives and friends in Woodbury.
and vicinity the past two months, returned
to her home at Pasadena California, last
Saturday.
"A. +. Hoffman. with Miss Jennie S
Beckett, Of clayton, spent Monday sight
seeing in New York. He says the subway
is something you haye got to see to realize
what it is; no description or illustration
can do it justice
A reward of $25 will be paid by the
Gloucester County Society for the Pre-
vention of Cruelty of Animals for the
arrest and conviction of the person or per
sons who left horse tied in the woods
near New ield, the animal starving to death.
Bear in mind the musical and literary
entertainment to be given in the Central
Baptss Church next Tuesday evening,
December IL. Some outside talent, part
Of which is humorist and elocutionist is
alone worth the price Of admission Only
twenty ceuts. Come one, scome all.
There is very satisfactory sale of
seats for the Country Club vaudeville in
Green's Opera House tomorrow evening,
December 8. The performance begins at
eight and will close at or before 10 80, so
that patrons from out of town may come
and go by train.
in the presence of Judge Jessup Sheriff
Wilson yesterday drew panel of forty
eight jurors from the general panel OF
ffty, to try the Burke forgery case on
jurors not drawn were Harry P. Landers of
Mantua, and Allen P. Hurf, of Washington
townships.
Last Thursday, FRANK one of
Frindship Fire Compapy's team. was taken
sick. Veterinarian Rogers diagnosed the
case as spinal meningitis, from which the
haaces of recovery are small, and advised
sending him to the University of Penna
hospital. An ambulance was phoned for
and Frank was taken away, and not
withstanding the best treatment be died
on Saturday. This team was purchas ed
form Collinswood fire department. In 1899
for $3.50. and were as intelligent fire team
as ever pulled truck.
Christmas is almost here, aud in few
days You will be hustling to find some
thing for somebody. While there is yet
plenty Of time, come here and look, you
are welcome, make yourselves perfectly at
home, you will find many presents here
and not expensive. Mems silk initial
handkerchiefs SO cents, ladies' initial S cents,
Q for IS and rs cents each; fancy Swiss and
linen 5 cents to so cents; about so dozen to
choose from. Children's handkerchiefs 3,
5 and 10 cents. Bead necklaces 5 to rs
cents. Croeheted slippers, all coIors, ST..
Gilt and fancy belts 25 to so cents. Stock
collars and iabbots 25 cents up. A shirt