The Monitor. [volume] (Woodstown, N.J.) 1884-1892, 1884-05-23

church on next Sunday morning
VIM T, LIPPINcoTT has sold his fve-year-
old bay Lancewood horse Warwick to Lang
horn Wister, broker of Philadelphia, for
$3.50 Mr. Lippincott has u -year-old
from the same stock that promises to be more
valuable than the one he disposed of.
In ONE WEEK William Austin has ploughed
aud planted in corn field containing thirty
two acres.
DIR. p G. SoUDER and Chas F. Pancoast
have improved the conveniences of their fine
residences by the addition of summer kitchens.
SUPERVISOR HrrcHNER during the last week
has made quite an improvement in the road
at the intersection of Main and Marlton
streets near Mrs. Clawson's residence, by
raising the grade and graveling.
JOHN I'll. PETERSON d Son will commence
making regular trips with their ice wagon
next week.
A. E. RIcHMAN has been giving his sawmill
at Richmans Mill thorough overhauling,
and some time ago put in one of Dilks' tur-
bine water wheels This mill is under the
management of Chas. p Mills, who is an ex-
perienced and efficient sawyer
or the greater carelessness of a listener, it has
been published that the directors of the First
National Bank of Woodstown had a dinner
at the Woodstown House recently The fact
men who are directors happened to dine there
recently. Only this and nothing more"
grower of strawberries in this county, reports
the prospect of the heaviest crop this season
he has ever known. He also anticipates a
very large yield of raspberries. Mr.. Dolbow
has twelve acres planted in strawberries and
six acres in raspberries.
MOST OF THE BOATS owned here have been
placed in the pond, and boating will soon be
the order both of the day and night. Ed
ward Snellbaker has built low wharf along
his property, making very convenient land
ing for persons keeping boats at his shore.
POSTMASTER RIcHMAN has received official
notification that Woodstown will be made a
money order Office July 1st This will be a
great convenience to persons sending money
through the mails, as either money orders or
postal notes can be secured.
The OLD DISCIPLINE FIRE ENGINE has been
overhauled, and trial of her abilities will be
made soon. This is the best and only good
fire apparatus we have, and should be taken
care of.
PUBLIC SCHOOL closes two weeks from to-
day.
Frost VISITED some of the hot-beds on last
Saturday night.
A HAWK SHOT near Yorktown recently was
found to have steel trap attached to it.
BR1DGEToN's ANNUAL Music FESTIVAL takes
be grand success.
The NATIONAL MOMENTS CHRISTIAN TEN
PERANCE ONlON have ISSuou " Call 10 prayer
Gin view of the presidential campaign) adj
dressed to the christian people of America"
and fixing Tuesday, May 9th, as the time.
Each hour has special subject assigned, in
Guiding prayer for pastors and editors g that
they may lead the people away from dead
issues and toward that of national constitu-
tional amendment prohibiting the traffic in in
toxicating liquors as drink J" for party lead
ers, that their platform may recognize this
issue and their candidate be one whose habits
shall be an example to young men; Also and
emphatically, prayer for christian voters,
that their spiritual perceptions may be
quickened, their consciences aroused and
their home constituencies (meaning the wo-
men of their households) represented by
them at the ballot box" The day is to be
observed throughout the nation, and pastors
are requested to preach on the Sabbath fol-
lowing upon God in government. salem
Standard.
REV. c. KAHN and Mrs Lydia Ridgway
have been curbing in front of their residences
on Main street.
|. O. of G. T. Resolutions.
WHEREAS, 1t has pleased our heavenly father
in his al-wise providence to remove from works
unto rewards our beloved sister, May III. Duell,