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

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1t raineth every day.
This is our 2Sth issue.
Printers have lots of fun.
Subscriptions are coming in.
It don't do to credit all you hear.
Some people want the entire earth.
A small portion of it will suffice us.
If you think our paper worth a dollar for
fiftyrtwo visits, send along your name -
Tho people ltell DIS We are printing a good
paper; we hope to continue so doing.
A number of Woodstewn people went to
the River Shore, on Wednesday, for day S
recreation. Hh4 IA II
In the Massey watch club, on Saturday,
Jessie w. Chester of Sharptown, drew the
23d watch, No. 40.
There is dangefpsswashept.on the side
ofsSalem street, lon tie hill ihfr6nt afsthe
Loudenslager property.
The surviving members of the Twelfth
Regiment N. J. ", will hold their annual
reunion at Salem, Sept. 4th.
In another column will be found an ex-
pha who is at present visiting relatives i'll
Woodstown4 laA iNat33 III SAo95
Don't stop to kick at all the barking
ours that run after you, it won't pay for
the time, it takes, pass right, along-you
may get left.
John G. Borton. road overseer, has given
Dickinson street another blowing and
ridged it up, and will soon give it another
coat of gravel. -' ----
The MONITOR contains more reading mat
ter than any other newspaper published in
South Jersey. Subscription price, one
dollar per annum. '''"4 $50 'l~ s-i'e@'1
Mrs. Lydia W. Davis, wife ,of Smith
Davis, formerly of Woodstown, has filed a
petition in the Court of Chancery for a, di-
vorce from her husband
No excuse now for the Salem man not
having clean billed shirt. Sam Wing, a
Wilmington Chinaman, has opened laun-
dry on East Broadway, in Salem
Tue ,Relpthlcans Of, Woodbury. Aayeg sus-
pended across Broad street, An frnit of the
Court House. handsome net WORK Banner
with portraits of the candidates.
Mrs. Mellicent Sites, of Cape May
county, mother of Mrs. Dan Ware, of
this place, died on July 18th, at the
advanced age of ninety-two years
Mrs Emma Heritage, wife of Charles
Heritage, of Oceanic, N. j., and daughter
of the late Charles p. Swing, was buried at
sharptorrpq Tqfflppqfr3d"y moaflhnHs NJ II
A curb liz bei ng ! placed hllfront Of the
houses belonging to the Clawson estate,
below the Baptist Church and the side
walk will probably be put in better con-
IN. D wld white's club, on wednes,
day No. g., No ID drew the 18th gold
watch, and in club No. 3, No. 8 drew the
3D. gold watch. Both of these were drawn
by Woodstown parties.
Dawson & Crothers advertise in this is
sue drove Of sheep for sale, and farmers
in want of stock of this kind cannot do bet
ter than to give them call at Crothers
Livery Stables, in Woodstown, saitq es.,n
Regular monthly meeting of the Board
of Freeholders will be heldaat the Court
House at Salem, ON Wednesday next, 18th
inst. liThe proposals for the new iron bridge
over Salem creek will then be opened.
The, various rii5 fields of tomatoes iii this
section have thrifty appearance, and The
indications are. for a good crop. ms
means plenty. of lwork at the canning
houses and free circulation of money.
Blanche ", the five-year old daughter
of Charles Armstrong, formerly OF sharp
town, died gatllertatherk h9ple in Canltle'l
and was bfdaaht down on ltlie mpfning
train on Monday for mterment at Sharp
town.
The local don't want to be impertinent
and what to some teoplesmay seem like i'm
Injustice BY getting fatts, Or consulting the
wishers of interested parties in regard to
local happenings
At the Republican delegate meeting ON
Monday night Richman Coles was made
chairman, and j. NJ. G. Richman secretary.
The following Were chosen delegates.to the
Electoral Convention ON "Wednesday AT
Trenton VIM. f. Lippincott Charles H.
Richman and Richman Coles.
The following from an exchange Is re-
spectfully submitted to the consideration pi
the. Woodstoynl bases ballelabA IN \
'srhe Mount Holly base bah club has NOT
yet been defeated this season, and has
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