Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1909-02-04
PAULSBORO.

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| his ice house with 4-inch ice.
| Mr. and Mrs. Samuel FL. Moore, of
| Woodstown, spent Saturday with
Druggist Moore.
Horace L. and Mahlon H. Mancill
and Master Ralph spent Sunday at
| the home of w. H. Moore.
Druggist Moore has the finest line
of valentines that was ever shown
in this town.
Matthew Thomson moved on the
Isaac Thomson farm on Tuesday.
Dubois has a fine lot of furniture
on the way. Keep your eye on his
show window.
Frederick Weller has been con-
| fined to his home for some time
Joseph Ale, of Phila., spent Tues
day at the home of his son Frank.
The Paulsboro Water Co. held
their annual dinner at Caterer
number, all good eaters.
Fifty per cent. of the readers in
this place are reading the continued
story, 1.-THE Burden of Proof in the
Phila. Evening Times. Back num-
bers can be obtained of the Times
paper boy.
w. H. Lamson purchased a pair of
fine express horses on Tuesday to be
used in his express business.
On Saturday night Ex-Mayor Gill
NJ Hannold struck the first match
that lit the gas in this borough, and
the gound hog saw his shadow.
Since Jan. LIST, we have had the
misfortune to have several of our
business houses broken into, among
those are the Phosphate Works, Mrs.
Packers, A. Sindle's, P. Bennento,
VIM. H. Flowers, Edw. G. Miller, the
Billingsport Church, one murder,
Chalkley Zanes struck with a dinner
box by a boy on a passing train, Lor-
ing Body held up by two men on
Pounds corner at midnight, and so
far no action has been taken by the
officers to call halt. Now this is
not their fault as there is no money
to pay them with. Mayor it is up to
you, call out your fire marshaFs who
held up their right hand, and prom
Used you SO faithfully that they would
not neglect their duty.
Councilman Shines denies that he
was tricked into voting for DR.. VIM.
H. Pounds for Council. The writer
has his opinion of any one who would
stoop to say they were tricked into
voting for one of our best citizens
who had been appointed by the May
or. I wonder how many of our citi-
zens were tricked into voting for
the Councilmen who were tricked
into voting for DR.. Pounds. Come,
now, own up.
Mrs. Rivels, who lived on Com
merce street, was buried on Sunday
at Bridgeboro. Her remains were
taken by train Sunday morning.
Mrs. Sindle is reported on the sick
list.
Brook field Henry will engage in
business in Denver, Col, in the
Spring.
Cooper Thomson has on exhibition
at the Business Mems Association a
square foot of the new road that was
built this past Fall above Brewers.
Stop in and see it.
One day this week rag picker
came in Rob't Smallwood's yard and
took dish pan off the back step.
Several women saw him and ordered
him to put it down, but he simply
smiled and went on This is an
other case for our Marshal.
Extra meetings are being held
Ai6nCly III tlC W. <lIs S1ul I'll. l1N all
gelist e. L. Hyde will have charge in
a couple of weeks.
B. Frank Shuster, former Pauls-
boro boy, was buried at Bridgeton
on Monday. He was a brother of
Amber and Robert of this place,
and was 70 years old.
Mayor Bonner has been confined
to his home this week.
Harry Vanneman has been Bon
ner's right hand man this past week.
Council meeting on next Tuesday
evening. Come out and if you want
to know where, just keep you eye
,, on the Mayor, as the Councilmen
themselves do not know where they
are to meet.
! On Monday night some one broke
into the Office of Edw G. Miller and
stole several hundred dollars worth
of hardware and tools, along with
a new Oliver typewriter that is val
ued at $95. Who will be the next?
| Samuel Johnson was compelled
to call on Marshal ireland one night