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The Monitor. [volume] (Woodstown, N.J.) 1884-1892, 1884-09-26
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81 sDgTH , ll5SI ST. FEILA DELFEiE.
BUTTER-PFinf. ~. 10 30: fair, ~ TO 3,e.:
Roll, 90. 10 23e.: common, -. To Zoe per H.
Egg-. 20 10 -. per doz- DRESSED PoILTEY-
Chickens -. to re; fowls. l5c. to l~c-: dack-
he. u lSe- -ToeK-talSe-s prime, -. 10 t.t..
fair. &c. - -: sheep prime 4zc. 70 =; fair
. 70 &C.: lambs, prime SIC 10 5c, fair. +c 10
- NqsOL-N a. hsa1, 2sc. tosks.; unWaslled l-s.
To lac. fEATBEks-sIee-e, choice, sc To G.bc
fair. 80 10 ~. per H.; ducks &c. Ia .s9c
turkey <. 10 r.. chicken, o. 10 &c Fish
Rock, large, lEc - l5c-: small Y. TO To-. Cat
nh, = hlfe. Iec. 10 l3c.: yeloN ~ 10 los. Perch
- u r. per ID. GASE->g uAbS, +c. 10 4lc. per
yssir: pigeons, ss.e- to 10 per pair: wood cock
"a -. per pair; reed birds TX 10 80 per
daz.; black birds, i5c. u 3ee per doz.: snap
PR. loe. 10 lie. per ID. FEUlT AND NEGEEA-
FL E>-POfara-r-, choice fssr. Ia TIC. per buShal:
farIr, -. 70 A., per bushei: euis, 10. to y0c
pr bu-hel. sweet potatoes, choice, Sa.35 TO
s.1J PER Dushei,; cuilS - Lon 70 81 - per bushs
Cabbage, 55r 10 sLto per bib. Apples, eating,
sl-D tosl-<5 per bbl-; cooking, sBc. to sl.o1 per
bDi- Peaches. choice. 81 - To si-5J per basket;
fair, 10. 10 slD per basket; Pears sickel. 500
10 $40 per Dbl: bartieff- $50 Ia 500 per hbl
dutche-, $40 10 500 per bbl.: sheldonS. - -
70 so per bb cooking 81 = 10 sl.75 per Dbl.
rapes, n. 10 &c. per 10. Lima Beans, 2Je To
Nc PER iarket. Onions, SIS 10 sl.Jo per bbl.
iufnips. so. TO f5c. per bushcl.
The Monitor. [volume] (Woodstown, N.J.) 1884-1892, 1884-09-26
T. B. HUMPHREYS < CO.
WHAT KiM D0R-

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tL= ya.5,. ii PlIL4delEsk-2- OF wednesday
u lz-z sex and requested admission =
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lssas as1sss-s1--l,iss 47zsi'ss1 zsEf1i'li-'-s e
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The Monitor. [volume] (Woodstown, N.J.) 1884-1892, 1884-09-26

#e haze received he Nnet number of
1Ae yuiee. campaign papef pablislied in
the interest II Prohibition BY Punk &
Wagnalls, 80. 80 Dey It,, New Tork
City. It = a handsonie sheet.
We also aeknDUledge tie receipt If
11e Good 1smptos's Wateb.e1rd shepaicial
organ " tie Grand Lodge Of England
published n London, whittier the fans II
little MoSITon has been waftd II IL q
sixteen page journal, fnll u soIid and in
structige matter.
We are glad 70 receive this neck the
compliment of az exchange with the Wssf
hurry Press, Of Caipden. which, II nDt He
best weekly IN the state, certainly occupies
q seat III the front row, el01e up 10 the
orchestra. Bro. Chew knows how " rtp
newspaper successfully and does It too.
Our scissors and paste pot struck for high
or wages when they saw the Pres< on the
table They knew it meant lots Of work
for them.
The Monitor. [volume] (Woodstown, N.J.) 1884-1892, 1884-09-26
AppREss OF THE NATIONAL 0FfI-
CHS
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A1arried.

WEL>OS-HU NT.-At tbs residence Of the
br5ae'- mother. Ia IS C-a-d-1o~n, \. J., on sep
ss-E.lieT - l.>4 b5 Eev- .. D. Met INDY. jams
" i4-sll.- k-ss-s IL E-4-faH, Pa. and Mis-
Maggie 3 Hlls. daughter OF thr late john
Hunf
The Monitor. [volume] (Woodstown, N.J.) 1884-1892, 1884-09-26

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The Monitor. [volume] (Woodstown, N.J.) 1884-1892, 1884-09-26

Quilting Cotton sold only by weight
same as sugar and coifee-you pay for
what You get, and get all You pay for.
There is no other just and equitable way to
sell it: lee. to Ice. per pound.
h. Il. HuMPHREYs & Go.
The Monitor. [volume] (Woodstown, N.J.) 1884-1892, 1884-09-26

Taf4azA .JEls strange p9aislcz- fre4c-
zEd ps,...bly tlro2eh .syzle c.sver p3.I1ie-
+ a manipulation. tI.s iu.pFs=s.lysl has zoE4s
zbrozd shzt tx Pros.bfsslsalsts II Sew
Jersey have ~ ss9ctDr@I sseket u TIE
fsssa- 4sd li.st -. JOIN vii therefore
receive 10 r0ss.
TIE iraDr.a.iOn E4s .trenztlsss4s7d by
sl.e zets1,a II tie r,fDrm lezzEes u tlle
7s4ts II ti4eif e,nEeg.tio4 IN A.bury PARK
lz.s week. The le4gBe. resolved - take
so political atm Repeating national mat
tsrs, but ~ e0ssfisse ti.eI1selge. ~ legislz-
use and Aa<zzl ofiless - Tx lezg8es ~
pFe>gst large pDrtjoA- probably three
foartl4s. Of the tsrapsr4Iscs sentiment If
the -tzte. their 4ttit9de Ma taken for
III, attitude u t!se total Temperance vote
- = matter u iz<t, : Prohibition elet
tor4i tksket Ezs Nominated here IN TfsD-
ton At the time Of the sesneiing Of dele-
gates ~ the Pitt1burg Convention by the
state Prohibition Convention. Tia; tick
q .tznfis to-day. and will receive gOod
many yOtlz.
It IS probably because the party organs
lave suppre--ed tAe neEs. tia, the Pro-
hibltiou ticket l4zs never iss.n ldely pub
ltsl4d The Thur gave the ticket 1t the
time, and ~ did tie Temperance p4pers
81 tie state; bat the Temperance papers,
for some reason, Do not keep tAe ticket
standing At the head " their columns
Hence. tbose who want u yote the ticket
do iIOt know What It is.-Treet1u Thur
For the bsncfIt u sOins who have not
secn ii. We publish list of the electors,
which i al follows:
!. GeDrse McClDskie.
q Aaron Howell.
!. kIdoiphus Bingham.
!. KY Clifford,
). Gcorge ". D4Yi-.
8. J.. l.. Fulper,
:. Daniel II. Smith,
&. John ;. Lrtel,
.. Isa4c X Quimby.
Coz. Albeit has appointed . committee
Of forty-eigi,t to act With the State com.
missioner 10 secure proper exhibit from
New Jersey at the Nea Orleans exposition.
Hon. J. y. Campbell and Richard Atwater,
Of MiIiyille and John Whitney, Of Glass
boro, represent the section u the state
south of Camden
Commissioner Of Pensions Dudley IIas re-
signed, to take effect in November next.
He goes 10 Indiana to take part IN the
Blaine campaign.
Every solitary kind action that is done
the whole world over il working briAkly in
its own sphere to restore the balance be-
tween right and wrong. Kindness has CON
yerted more sinners than either zeal, elo-
quence. or learning: and tliese three never
converted any one. unless they were kind
also.
The Monitor. [volume] (Woodstown, N.J.) 1884-1892, 1884-09-26

4 81. john pole was raised At H4mm 5li-
ton last week, from y bieh a 81. John ban
ner is floating. There Viii be quite
number II st. John voter AT ilammonton.
The Monitor. [volume] (Woodstown, N.J.) 1884-1892, 1884-09-26

4 st. John Clab MAS formed ia Cedar
vile on the 18th. The PrDbEbitionists ex-
pect 70 poll hundred votes in that tow n
ship.
The Monitor. [volume] (Woodstown, N.J.) 1884-1892, 1884-09-26


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sssslfs-zs TiT..-.s-s .5t-.al E ~ ss-E e. ar
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r-ss .-.r s-.- .....--r :. l.
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The Monitor. [volume] (Woodstown, N.J.) 1884-1892, 1884-09-26

The temperance question II the sore spot
for the Republican party. ~-En9te~ood
Timer.
The Monitor. [volume] (Woodstown, N.J.) 1884-1892, 1884-09-26

Weather Prophet De Voc. Of Hacken-
saek, Is now engaged IN temperance work.
lie recently induced five out Of the sixteen
prisoner, IL tie Bergen county jail 70 sign
tie plealge.
The Monitor. [volume] (Woodstown, N.J.) 1884-1892, 1884-09-26

"a John aud Daniel clubs are being or
gained All eger the Stat.
The Monitor. [volume] (Woodstown, N.J.) 1884-1892, 1884-09-26

! state convention u tie Temperance
and reform le4glles of View jersey was
held At Asbary Park "a Wednesday Of
last week. There were fay delegates
present. reprszeating the Women Christ
ian Temperance Union, reform clubs. law
and order so-iefie,. S0As u Temperance
and Catholjc temperance unions Mayor
Maxwell. u Pl4infeld was elected chair
Inan. Tie following resolution was pass
ed: We hereby express the opinion that
no discussion 81 the national ISSUES now
before the country Or Of the attitude OF the
different political parties toward the cause
of Temperance should be entered into
or allowed during our business SESSION;
while We DO not deem it proper to enter IN
70 discussions. We should have tI.e courage
Of our own convictions and not fail in our
duty IS christian voters when issues are
made Al the ballot box. Addr. --es were
made by Rey. G. II. Mead 81 the National
Temperance Leagae- and Hon Ch4ancry
-lafier. # New York
The Monitor. [volume] (Woodstown, N.J.) 1884-1892, 1884-09-26
OXERALLS AND LUMP
Frs.

We have on hand. by act
ual count over 1900 pairs
OF Mems and Boys Duck
Overalls and $50 Jumpers
We sell these goods in all
parts OF this and nearby
counties, We make them
in our own work rooms, and
warrant them never to rip.
See our Boys Duck Sack
Goats, at o cents. They
are just the thing for hard
knocks.
E. B. IiuNPHREys 4 Co.
The Monitor. [volume] (Woodstown, N.J.) 1884-1892, 1884-09-26
FLOOR Oll-CLOTHS.

The chances are that we
have more floor oil-cloths in
stock than all the other
dealers in town combined
Come and see. We have
all widths and qualities, from
one yard to two yards wide,
at prices from 90 cents up
ward.
f. b. HuNrHkEls < Co.
The Monitor. [volume] (Woodstown, N.J.) 1884-1892, 1884-09-26
FOR SALE.

/ lot OF Old Bricks. also light sprin.
wagon Inquire of
GOTTLIEB BROWN.
WooDsTowN. n J.
The Monitor. [volume] (Woodstown, N.J.) 1884-1892, 1884-09-26

H. 3. Howell, Of Trenton lifelong
ieInperaslce yorker 2s1 prominent man
ier Of tic ;s,lls Of Temperance. Ia. been
nominated b. the Prohibition l. ii t-.e
Second Distr.ct for Congress
The Monitor. [volume] (Woodstown, N.J.) 1884-1892, 1884-09-26

~ a4ve aas asd aay ff.,sts ~. tl.Vn2a
t..s ,s1Yj,ssatg5 oale IoDFniag eAr}Y il tie
aa,ith 49, yesI J.e4f frost pint; baf MT
eitiadaBa.D2, s3.e leage. u the fruit tres
AZ lse2.Hz.Dz ~ astaaae fhs-.T autumn
tst. aiad as4Dg u tl.em 4rs falling. 10 q
G(ss d@y4 tsss asizl 20f2s0az tr@aforfaa@
VA Nil THE y.@ee. and tl.en ttoae vino
desire ~ mako eeilect.o7.a f,r o7.ameDelnz
,a5fy<,see all 1ya material - alamianee.
+ b4iaye4 taat tie National Bank II
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days. II s. szd ff.e bznk's loseez viii
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r. Howell has Ieen eieeted President and
H. = Campbell. Cashler.
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Commissioner 81 Pensions Dudley has re-
signed, to take effect in November next.
He goes 10 Indiana to take part IN the
Blaine campaign.
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samuel /. Weatae5by. IN tie Cassidy
farm. near M.ckleton, Gloace.ief county,
ra.sed from e.ngle ,las tx vatermclois,
tlse respeetlge zeisats bling r., ~. III 70,
~ and N y,gAd.. TIE msl'a. are of
tie .Black Od3l4 gaf.ety Nr. Weztl.-
eFby i.ae ALREADY shipg~d from his patch Of
-lx acres Dger 4-f10 fine melons. and viii
market At least z, % more.
The village u Tome River !. greatly
stirred by the sapJ,1zed murder 81 Ja'nes
Wainu right, . laboFing man living ont IN
the country Abont three miIes from that
place. On Monday morning 81 lat week.
be- left his home ~ % ~ Toina River N
est grass Tor 3. r. AuInack He failed
u return home. but it Was not until the
following Thuraday That his family grew
apprehensive Of him. 4 aearch Vas then
made, and MS lat covered Hith blood MAS
found l.ear fence about 800 yards from
hjs homo. Blood stains were also discover
ed On the busbes in several places in the
vicinity His body eas found after a long
s4-arei, 0u Sunday. The officers have made
eight afreNts. comprising the wife Of the
murdered man, three sona and one daught-
er. a man named Rockwell. and two men
named Thompson, father and aoii, neigh
bors Of tlie deceased. The Coroner jury
viewed the body on Monday, after which
pOst-InorteIn examination was made. The
inquest was cOmmenced on Tuesday, but,
after examining one witness, the District
Attorney ordered an adjournment until to-
day, when he will be assisted by Attorney
General stockton.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1884-06-05

Mack Of the Sioux City Journal
was in town and had IA little fun mil der
boys" They had the football out, and
an idea took possession Of MACK" that
he could kick the dog-goned thing with
tho best of 'em, and was encouraged to
take a band foot rather-by Wilson.
another jolly travelling man representing
the ST. Paul Pioneer Press. So Mack
took a hop, skip anal jump and started
for the ball. At the same time the ball,
ont of admiration. started for Mack and
met him half way, colliding with his
Grecio- Roman nose in q manner that
caused him 10 see an immense number
of stars, meteors aud heavenly wonders,
although 1t was broad day hight, and
bringing forth a shout OF delight from the
assembled spectators, who had never be-
fore witnessed the operations of a pro-
fessional. Mack gazed around in be-
wilderment for q moment. rubbed his
nose and gracefully meandered a little to
n side SOS TO get a good, square kick
" III ht tApfaihtus viz Va bAo hiChCiS
to oblige him, sent he ball high up in
the air, so that il came down in his i'm
mediate vicinity. Being recovered from
the effects of hls first trial, Mack thought
to redeem liis reputation, and at the same
time show the Webster greenies how
sick he could get in a drop kick" on
the ball. He took coed aim, raised his
right foot and "let out" with force enough
to drop "a mule. But for some reason the
foot and ball failed to connect, his legs
shot out, and Mack the prize kicker of
Iowa, sought the ground with neatness
and dispatch. If il was a ehout tefore,
IL Was a whoop now, and he rose slowly
and sorrowfully amidst the plaudits of
the throng, who tried TO induce him to
"do 1t again" But Mack refused to re-
spond to the encore and claimed urgent
business elsewhere. Wilson, we will say
right here, was nearly a. successful as
Mack, and in case of a contest it would be
called a draw" However we won't give
him away. as he's larger than we are, and
says he'll sit on us next time he ONE to
IL we do.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1884-06-05

The party Of the season was gwen at
Bristol last Friday, by the Garland Base
Ball Club. Everything was got up in No.
l style. II was a holiday for Bristol, and
the people turned out en- masse. Ii was
n of the largest parties eve given In
Day county and pronounced by all as the
most enjoyable. Milbank, Webster, Gro
ton and Apdover were represented by a
goodly number, and fine music was dis
eoursed by the orchestra from Groton.
At shsut 5 o'clock p. III. foity-;ve couple
assembled at the schoolhouse, and to the
spirited strains OF inspiring musice pro-
ceeded to filing away dull cares" and
enter into full enjoyment Of the hour,
all were determined to have a good time;
mittee did their parts of hosts so ncbly
that not a single person can complain of
ill-treatment at their hands. All were
made TO feel at home. and were enter
tanned with that courtesy characteristic
of the people OF Day county.
After the disciples of Terpichorea had
paid due tribute to that goddess, the jolly
throng proc eded TO the National Hotel
and sat them down TO a feast Sit for the
gods" the tables groaning under the
weight OF good things; delicious grapes
from the vineyards Of California, juicy
oranges from the Sunny South and lus-
cious red-ripe strawberries graced the
tables and tickled the palate Of the aver
age Dakota epieure, 10 whom such I'M
wonted delicacies are as welcome as is
the cooling breeze t the traveller OF Sa-
hara during the heat at midday. In
short, the menu was perfect from first &c
last. and Il. Furnier and wife, host and
hostess Of the National, deserve credit for
the manner in which their guests were
entertained.
After partakfng OF this bountifui rcpast,
the party again adjourned to the hall,
and renewed the pleasures of the even
ing, until old sol arose from his couch and
dissipated the dews of night with his
smiling face. Then with hearts glad and
joyful, the party broke up and each
returned TO I'll their respective stations in
life, mor satisfied to endure the cares
incident to NOR tails, after a few hous of
such unauthorized pleasure.