Gloucester County Democrat., 1909-01-07
BEST WAGON ON EARTf---DeTIA
PAuLsBoRo.
Austin Adamson has been confined to his
home with sprained knee cap.

Austin Adamson has been confined to his
home with sprained knee cap.
Rev. Stanley Clark, of Little Lilm, has
been spending few days with his parents,
the Rev. and Mrs. j. Ward Clark, at the
M. E. parsonage.
Mr.. Howard vannemaA and Miss Sara
Clement were married by the Rev. Isaac l.
30th.
+ Oyster shells are being placed on Swedes-
boro avenue and other streets of this Bor-
Eough. The soraper would not 20 bad on
Delaware street
Mayor, you worked for the wrong man
for Council this trip. Frank was your man
instead of eDoc
Mrs. Robert Smallwood has started anoth-
er Christmas fund. She paid nice little
sum OF money in December to those who
were in last years fund SO il you are wise
you will take advantage and join this years
fund. The books are now open.
DR.. George M. Laws, of Phila., spent
Sunday night with his father, DR.. George
G. Laws
4 We see that another fire trap hall got on
Fire in Pennsylvania. Better put fire es-
capes ON all public places here, as we haye
fsome genuine fire traps.
1 Cox Bros. had another good sale at Null
lica Hill on Saturday.
Is your name on the list for gas, if not,
leave it at the Office Of the Mayor. Re-
member, the first 100 get it free and the
Mayor has 80 houses of his own and gas in
every one.
The Mayor took the suggestion Of the
DEMOCRAT and appointed Joseph r. More
land, engineer, bus forgot Doc"
How about fire escapes on Laws and
Cowgilps halls, before it is too late.
Did you get one OF those art calendars of
druggist Moore. If mot cut out she coupon
in his adv. and ges one. They are fine.
The Billingsport Fire Co. has made rul-
ing never to loan their furniture to picnic
parties.
Mayor Adamson has received over two
hundred applicants from different men who
wish to run the gas plant. Some old cod
ger down in Cape May County offered to
run it for his house rent if he could get
other employment In the day time. Just
think of making the gas for this place after
supper.
DIR. Black shot the dog of Samuel Haines
which was pronounced mad. DIR. Black
would make d. good councilman in place Of
Defender.
Howard B Smedley is according TO law,
the only fire marshall in this borough, be
being appointed by the state. The other 8
lhen are fire waTdens and have no authority
only in case Of fire, but of course any citi-
zen can take man who is violating the
law. Good for Howard that he does not
have TO ask council to take up his case.
One Of our early risers accidentally lock-
ed his wife down cellar and when he re-
turned home she had broken the door open
and was waiting for 'pop''at the door with
pleasant smile.
John r. Devault was released from the
county Jail on Saturday on his own recog-
nance TO appear at court
John Houseman was the loser of several
dollars and bunch Of keys on January 1st.
Good start, John for the new year.
1t goes TO show what can be done-25O
Philadelphia Evening Times sold in Pauls-
boro on Sunday evening. Place your name
with Foley for shat paper. Seven cents a
week, including Sunday.
Watch our Board of Trade grow.
A lantern was set on top OF one Of our
lamp posts on New Years Eve, and gaye an
illustration Of our coming gas lights
Did you get one of those gas stoves of the
Mayor?
Get the gas man to show you how you
can get one dollars worth Of gas for two
dollars, or paysone dollar for two dollars
worth of gas. Only litt]e cog wheel does
it all.
Isaac Shute of Camden, was in town on
Saturday. He is an applicant for mail car.
rier in Camden from the ferry to she post
office. If running counts, John ought to
have the position.
Walter Titus was admitted to the Uni
versity hospital on Saturday morning suff.
ering with typhoid-pneumonia.
Miss Bella Henry is visiting in Burling.
ton this week.
Harry Williams and wife of Burlington,
George Longtresh, of Clayton, made up 3
new years party at the home Of Burley
Marshal.
Brookfeld Henry, of Burlington, wal
home over Sunday.
George Armstrong and his intended wife
were new years visitors in this place as ths
guest of Georges parents
! Robert Preston, aged 78, long time
resident of this place, died on Thursday
morning about five O'Clock. and was buried
in the M. E. Church yard, services beins
held in the church on Saturday afternoon
Deceased was an old veteran and long ant
active member of the M. E. Church. He il
another one Of those good old honest work
ers for his felIowmau, and when Jon loot
back and see these good men passing away
and no one stepping in their shoes, it make
all sad.
Edward Cole, aged 81 years, died at th,
residence of Joseph Donnelly, on Wednes
day morning. He had spent the nigh
there, and was found dead in bed in th,
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