Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1908-10-29
PAULSBORo

and Mrs. William Shuster last week.
Edward Clifford has new buggy and
harness bought Of L G. Cox & Brosher.
Mrs. William See and children returned
from up New York State after two
months vacation
Bordman claims that his friend Brown
has given up the idea Of a debate but he is
ready to play part.
Harry Wilkerson has the contract to
build house for Walter Devault on the
syndicate next to Frank Thompson's house.
E. e. Miller is the architect.
DIR. George NJ. Laws visited the home Of
his father, DR.. George G. Laws, on Sunday.
Ernest Smith was operated on at Cooper
hospital, and piece of lead about an inch
square was removed from his leg. He will
soon recover.
The house of Charles King, on the
Swedesboro road is about finished, and they
will move in few days.
Miss Elizabeth and Howard Shaffer, Of
Ardmore, formerly Of this place, called on
friends here this week.
The churches were well filled on Sunday
evening. Special services are being held
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P. O. s. OF A. will attend Tonight in
body.
Who said there were no Democrats in
Paulsboro. Just wait until November 4sh,
then count them?
Large crowds gather nightly TO hear the
new graphone at Amber Ssetsers. He has
sold several and is among the first so have
the new records. The new machine runs
Just twice as long as the old ones do. Come
out and hear il.
Wilson d Gill has fine lot of heifers
that be will offer for sale in the near future.
George N Armstrong was home from
Trenton on Friday. He has been placed
on the night shift at the prison, and will
have what he terms the ambition OF his
life, chance to perform the duties Of
school teacher, as night school Is a new
promised feature at the prison.
The little children Of Daniel Carson have
diptheria again. Only few months ago
Mr.. Carson lost two listle girls by this dis
ease.
We see by the papers that our Mayor has
a suit for 5000 against our former landlord,
Mr.. Cleayer.
Philias Girton, Marry Miller, and Zura
Miller were baptised by the Rev. Farley in
the Baptism Church on Sunday evening.
Joseph Bailey had q large sale last week,
and sold several cows and bulls. The corn
sold for 70 cents per bushel.
Garrett Thomson has placed storm doors
on the new part Of the school house.
This place seems to have it's share OF
empty stores. Just think that concrete
building and not a tenant OH yes,
Council Chamber at four dollars night
On Friday morning Mrs. Corneila D. Cox,
age SO years, died at the residence of her
daughter, Mrs. William G. Cowgirl, Sr.
She was buried on Monday afternoon Mrs.
Cox was the widow of the late George Cox,
and has lived with her daughter for several
years, and was well liked by everybody.
George Henry, wife and daughter, of
Burlington, were the guests Of Mr. Henry's
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Henry, over
Sunday.
The ladies of the Episcopal Church held
pie and cake sale in the old bank on Sat
urday evening.
Arthur Beverly, go year-old colored
man, was taken from a train at Broadway,
Camden, on Thursday afternoon late, and
conveyed TO the medical ward of the Cooper
hospital, Mr.. Beverly has been in the en-
ploY of the L P, Thomas Phosphate Works
for several years.
On Saturday evening the Democrats held
a rousing meeting in Laws hall. Ex-Judge
Bowman SOCK was chairman, while Benja-
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speaker Of the evening was the farmer or
ator OF Somerset county, an old soldier, and
a Lincoln Republican. He gave one OF she
best political speeches ever given in this
place. He talked facts with no mud
singing, that any thinking person could
take home for thought.
E. F. Grosscup was then introduced and
in few remarks he told the voters that If
elected be would be the servant of the peo-
pie and not of the trusts. That be con-
siders his opponent, Mr.. Loudenslager, one
of his closest friends, that he was sorry not
80 be able to go into Details as be had to
attend two other meetings in Camden Co. -
he then left in an auto for Camden.
Jos phi R Newton, candidate for Senator,
was then introduced by Mr.. Cox, and prom
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abolish the present tax law which has es-
tablished the Board of Taxation The i'm
preston that Mr.. Newton made while
amongst the voters in the afternoon and at
the meeting is very encouraging to the
Democratic party.
The chairman then introduced Mr.. Allen,
Of Wesi Deptford, the candidate for Assem-
bly,. Billy" Allen, as he is known by the
farmers, in a few remarks pledged himself
so do his duty if elected to the office. He
will do his part to have the old spring cleo
tions returned.
Mr. Cox then introduced the orator from
Logan township, Elwood Usinger, canui-
date for Sheriff, who like MIR. b yam, has a
good throat, and good forcible delivery
Ii is very evident from his speech that be
wants to be Sheriff and intends so be the
next Sheriff if he can get the votes. Mr.
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