The Monitor. [volume] (Woodstown, N.J.) 1884-1892, 1885-05-08

learned in one week. and only requires
practice to be able to use it. Anyone can
get a copy Of it for the sum of two dollars.
Within two weeks ending May I'd. Capts.
5. NJ. and J. A.. Denny. who run the shad
route from Hope Creek to Philadelphia,
carried about 2i5. 600 siad to market, be-
ing the greatest number by many thous-
ands ever carried within the same time dur
ing the nineteen years they have run the
line.
1t is rumcred that Elm street,
ing between j. Moore's store and property
of \. G. Norris, will receive a good share
Of attention in the coming eellar-way suit.
Both Elm street and East avenue We're
originally the same width hut the former is
now Is feet narrower than required by
law and East avenue is II feet wider than
an average street.
Obituary.
Mrs. Mary Kirby. widow of Joseph
Kirby who formerly resided in Woodstown
and carried ON the business OF pump max
ing. died at her residence in Cumberland
county on Tuesday last. The remains
were brought to the residence of her SON
in-law Champion Atkinson, in Manning
ton. where funeral services will be held
this afternoon. Intcrment at Friends
cemetery in Woodstown.
Mrs. Emily Johnson. wife of Harrison
Johnson, of Upper pittsgrove, died very
suddenly on Tuesday afternoon last, of
heart disease. With the exception of a
Slight indisposition ON the morning of the
o,,tly :, aood I.aith and at.omIa1 w. L.
household dnties divine tia dar and ybila
vino Down in the afternoon was sa;zed
yyyitI7 tho attack which termina+od i,arE fa
Tbn Funeral viii taLa niaoo 70 ,narrow
,nnrninr at har Lotto ,oe;danao ,oar nara-
town At 10 o'clock
W.
" OH mas rec g ! mere on Weunesuay
orange Nlty, texas, 4 bfotnef OF FRANK
- Noali'' Oh W o9uStoMh' ne hfse m
ea.iol,ee rs '"1iiS nele ie'ei'Vu VI nis
- ~ g ',',it ooPS :" !" e"9P"Poi
ange City 7Si5upe we extract the follow
ing: Randolph II. Mount was born March
Both. 1910. at Woodstown. Salem Co, n.
Srmilefe ms parents Iiopeft ana oaraa
H Hoiiie 'nei les''eu. rts hi''nei Mas VI
Ia@sat uesoeiit anu h'isiish paieii'ese'
nection in Mercer county. near Trenton.
His boyhood was spent mostly in Pllila-
delphia. at school. until 1857 or 1858. His
father moved with his family to Gods
aoch' ~. -, Wilete ne pun a saWill,i anu
MaS ehSesSu III .hg ilalu.actuIe Oh pfle
4aii9er iof eie rhli@ueiphla MARKET AZ
e,e .eatn P' ms iatier' ~ a'oo' tne man
"5~iai'sg : ""' ~ ~ 70
Haven, Pa, at the q Of u.
During the war he resided in Pcnnsyl-
vania and afterward in Virginia, moving
to Orange City, Texas. in 1882: on April
Is, 1885, While at the New Orleans Ex-
position ne was taSeh WIN u c9nSestive
Tnlii @iIl Pil5ti'!leilia Selling ~ uea 595 re-
ltefei hiIii "i ms sohe!ihSs on ols %'a VI
APit' IN ls"'9a = "iie "iie 'H'ee Hoits'
m.
u D." -, - m
around his dwelling. corner of Main and
Hunt streets.
NJ, ,
nlarh A$"t ; eaILldst slopS on 9ateni
slleee li@Ne peeil greatly improved pS paint
my III Fie'N'n5 ooi''
i'f- }. y. J@qaelte mas oeeii Placing II
SuosI"iil'1 li".lAc ui" ~ 'i"i' VI - ie'i-
oeiee Oh M'''' STREET.
Mrs. ITarker's new house on Salem street
is progressing rapidly toward completion.
| and will be Il handsome Improvement to
that neiehborhood.
A new fence and a cutting oil OF the
sharp angle at the intersection OF Salem
and New streets adds greatly to the ap-
pearanee OF fh"be Lloyds property on
Salem street.
WV N Waafbcrhv * obout tn conn
,,ornn h,ild;ng ON III, lot purchased nv
him nearly onposite the Presbvterian
church, on Main street. He has had 4
neat fence erected on the line OF the lot,
4 cistern twelve feet deer, and fen feet
IN d;an,otn, hos baen d,r ON he fair
~ ro,,ndn 1Y,n ronndatinn for the new
InilJina Which i n Ina hnilt bv Colo & Rro
wiii he laid this week Inv Ion Rec and his
farce Of masons.
samuel Nivop and his farcn oc noipters