The Monitor. [volume] (Woodstown, N.J.) 1884-1892, 1884-08-01
LOCAL NEWS.


Likewise rain. p.ofa dlca bs@o5ia /
We U. tonight. tsasll baa b q I
Also tomorrow night. l'i'''"
- - -s'- .-r's'iar. si5JI} 80 afs5HLl
Moonlight nights and boating f.r
Peaches, cream, and all the delicacies.ts
Did yon see the comet, Wednesday eye.?
Elmer post-office has been made money
order Office. - i.inu1e 9aq 1Gt bs}H9oi 91r
Bruna's excursion to Cape May takes
place on Thursday, August 7th.tnop angIi
Elan Hitchner has had neat poftieo
built in front of his residence on Salem
street. ntm ~ iei,iM DIS Ii ksyoiae ygiTd
,i In the Massey watch club on Saturday,
Wilmer Johnson of Alloway, drew + the
twelfth watch, No. 1o. t,.l,f IA 80,
Nathan w. Lippincott, of, Auburn, cut
his foot severely with an axe, last Friday,
while hewing piece of wood.
Republican Delegate Meeting next Mon
day evening at McAllister's Hail to elect
delegates to the State Electoral CoiNen-
tion.1 im-u33.t~ ii gaK 9qk) hGR ii
LAS their share of proceeds of saleaof
tickets for Brma's Excursion ON Thursday
of last week, Foster Post, G,r A. r., re-
ceived $50. IS. .....4t... -..f.,..
The rain of last Sunday. and the early
part OF the week. was of incalculable value
to the crops IN this section. Its good effects
were at once manifest. sfii5-j = iiH@1ilsl y
William McGeorge, lad employed in
the Office of the liberal Press at Woodbury.,
had his right hand badly mashed ina print
ing press, last week. ...,.. fms .,....t,<trfs
Professors Pierce and Geibel9 will give
one of their concerts of song in the Com
merce Street NJ. E. Church, Bridgeton,
next Sunday evening. iusmsHeatia OFF
y Horse sheds of all the churches will be
open and free for teams of those desiring
to attend the w. G., T, U. festival tonight
and tomorrow night. =. ..;.i
70 In the White watch club, No. 2,on We'd
nesday, ticket No. 8 drew the sixteenth
gold watch In club Nos, Walter Rich
man, of this place, drew the second watch,
aa,rhe White Stone Mills at Salem seem to
be " hite stone elephant. 1t is again in the
Sheriff hands, This time ION executions
against Underwood & Sons whe have been
running it since last Fall. n, -.
Notwithstanding the unfayorable wealth
er on Sunday morning last, large number
of persons left town by railroad for various
points. Fifteen tickets We're sold to Attain
tic City from onr station.ni9aisH "a .ss97
Our, streets received a much needed
scraping yesterday morning. The gravel
applied to East Avenue and the Main
street. is packing nicely, and theyi will
soon be in first-elass conditiontTg sseI .lf;g
The Trustees of our Pnblic Schools have
secured the services of John pingle, a
graduate of the Hampton Institute for the
school at Fcnwick, for the, ensuing term.
Mr. Dmgle comes highly recommended y
John Pancoast, of Mullica Hill, brother
Of the late David G. Pancoast, Of woods
town, died last week and was buried on
Monday last. He was 81 years OF age.
He was the last surviving brother OF the
family. l1n.nB ms9s blnods 9dol ipoa Il
.o Maurice b, Elton. overseer of highways
has been at work this week on thes Alllr
ways road near, Fenwick, crossing Which
last spring was an almost impossible quas
mire. We hope 1t win be IN better condi-
ton next winter as the result of his labors.
u8tsf,t M yNrl 7 iuiiigiH1 50 10 tlafs 9nI .
The Salem papers state that Mrs, ), n.
Brown of the firm of Abbott u Brown, Of
Woodstown. had purchased the stock and
fixtures of Miss Hires trimming store at
Salem. We are anthorizcd to- say that
this is not correct, the sale not having peeh
effected. haa nain C.9Rl nantsiFsi 4
h Beard of Trustees of Pilesgrove Library
Association held a meeting last Tuesday
night. committee was appointed 20
oh7al,da,. ttas s,,l,iect az All Entertainment,