Gloucester County Democrat., 1908-10-08
Druggist Moore has placed il
complete line of magazines.

Druggist Moore has placed in a
complete line of magazines.
Burley Marshell entertained Mr..
Harry Williams and wife of Burling-
ton, this week.
The fife and drum corps cleared a
nice little sum of money at their show
on Saturday evening.
Ex-Judge Cox was in Trenton last
week as delegate from this place and
had the pleasure of nominating ex-Sen-
ator Thomas F. Fmonkey, of Glass
boro, as a presidential elector
Esekiel English is being highly spok-
en- of as the coming councilman He
| is president of the school board and
has shown to the voters he can save
the taxpayers money. His running
mate, Percy Lodge, is already elected,
if every one votes for him who has
promised to do so.
"Uncle Dan" Davis has funny ideas.
He tells the boys that Bryan will car
ry every state in the Union and that
Ed. Grosscup will go to Congress; that
the tunnell will be finished soon, as
he often feels electric cars going un-
der his house; that cement walks are
thing of the past; that the gas plant
is failure; that the four engineers
were at his house on pleasure trip,
and that the Gloucester County Dem
ocrat is the best paper in South Jer-
sey: and he sells the best ice cream in
Gloucester County, and Uncle Dam
is alright That is all.
Miss Clara King has entered a
school for trained nurses.
Delaware street will have another
marriage soon and the boys at Locks
livery stable are saving old shoes and
tin cans to help Buck along the good
cause
On Friday evening several friends OF
Abraham Cowgirl gathered at the
home of 'ex-Mayor Gill NJ Hannold
and made up purse of one hundred
dollars which was given to Mr.. Cow
gill as a reminder of old friend
ship. Mr.. Cowgirl has had a great
deal of sickness and the money will
do him a great deal of good He is
deserving of every dollar of it.
The High School foot ball team won
great game Saturday afternoon de-
feating the Glassboro H. S. by a score
of SO. The Glassboro boys outweigh
ed our boys considerably but never
theless the home team were a great
deal faster. Following is the lineup:
Glassboro. Paulsboro
Seabrook L. E. ..E. Armstrong
(McCorkelD
Armstrong -. l.. G. $50. Marsh
Mcclure ........ G ........ Corson
(Greene)
NJ. Brown .....R. G. ...... Flynn
Kelly ........ R. 7. .... Rambo
H. Smith 49,. R. E. I'll Vanneman
Smedley .....Q. B. j. Vanneman
Hilyard III. H. B. - McCorkell
(Chesney)
Simpson -. R. H. B. -. Hoffman
Rodgers .....F. B. .... Myers
Several friends gave Chas Thorn
son surprise on Saturday evening at
his home.
A great deal of comment is made on
the price that council paid for the gas
bonds, which was just $100; as they
are printed from type and on bond pap
er with the coupons pasted on A
printer who is in a position to know,
says that $50 is a fair price.
On Sunday evening there was bap-
tism in the Baptist Church
For Sale" signs are seen on houses
on most every street in this place
What is the reason? Just ask our
Mayor and see what he tells you-they
want gas.
VIM. H. Hannold & Sons, of Swedes-
boro, have been given the contract for
furnishing the school house. This
reads nice for Swedesboro, but not so
nice for our home dealer.
By new law all volunteer fireman
are exempt from poll tax.
Miss Ethel Smith is on the sick list.
and little hopes are entertained for
her recovery.
Collector Flowers is delivering tax
notices this week.
Walter F. Cox has returned from his
vacation, part of which was spent in
the upper part of this state
Daniel Ackley is putting cement
walks around his home on Delaware
street
David Kissellman moved on Tuesday
to place this side of Harrisburg.
The Paulsboro Democratic Associa-
ton has organized and will meet in
Cowgil1's hall on Swedesboro avenue.
The officers are: President, VIM. H.
Lamson; vice president, Frank H.
Lock; secretary. VIM. G. Cowgirl;
treasurer, Chas. N. Salisbury. Mem
Piers have joined from both Green
wich and East Greenwich townships.
Ex-Judge Bowman S. Cox, Benz. G..
Paul, and Frank H. Lock were appoint
ed to arrange for a mass meeting in
the near future and recommended a
speaker from Camden. Several good
talks were given and the fife and drum
corps was in attendance and spoke