The Monitor. [volume] (Woodstown, N.J.) 1884-1892, 1885-04-03
FOCAL NEWS.
Where do you live since the 25th.

Where do you live since the 18th.
Have You commenced your gartlen2
East avenue received a seraping on We'd
nesday.
Easter next Sunday. How many eggs
can you eat.
The circulation of tho MONITOR is stead
lily on the increase.
Large parties will soon be in search of
the beautiful trailing arbutus.
What your opinion Of the plan for EN-
larging the school accommodations
Coming events cast their shadows, be-
fore. The shad-wagons will soon be along.
4 meeting is to be held tonight to or
ganize a base ball club in our town for the
coming season.
Preston virgins row occupies the new
and handsome house of Charles Boon, on
East avenue.
Hunt up the old white-wash brush and
get out the splint broom. That spring
cleaning has got to be did.
A Meeting of Salem First Day School
Union will be held OF Woodstown on
Seventh day the 18th of the fourth month,
1885.
Elmer Gaunt moved into Woodstown, on
Tuesday, taking possession of the house on
Salem street, purchased by him of Mark
Miller.
The house of Rebecca Armstrong on
Mill street. recently undergoing alterations,
presents a very pretty and comfortable APP
pearanee.
We are willing to wager our boots that
spring has come. She generally does get
along, if not always on schedule time, and
this season is no exception.
Dir. J.. 4. d. Aliens making improve
ments, new fences, etc. to the property
lately purchased by him of tie heirs of
Daniel Hughes on Salem street.
Joseph Nichols and Abel Brown will, as
soon as the fishing commences, supply our
people with fresh Delaware River shad
three or four days each week. Listen for
their horn.
John G. Richman, formerly Of Upper
Pittsgrove, but who for ten years past has
resided ut kirkwood. Delaware, has re-
turned to his old home, and now resides at
Pole Tavern.
To-day is Good Friday, commemorative
OF the crucifixion and observed in the
ltbliiIl iitiipilt hii i iptSStoit IPi9N'I"t
Churches. and in some states observed as a
legal holiday.
VIM b. Kirby occupied the pulpit of the
VI. +. Church last Sunday morning and
evening. Mr.. Kirby has been an aecepta-
BILE local preacher of the Methodist Church
for nearly thirty years.
There is competition among some of our
business men to secure the location of the
telephone Office in their places of business.
The point should be settled at a meeting
of the stockholders here.
Mrs. +. Zane, who has recently moved
into Woodstown, to the residence formerly
occupied by Rev. j. e. Wilson two doors
above the NJ. i. Church, announces that
she will take four or five single men as
boarderS, and furnish good accommoda-
ions.
We call attention to the card Of Miss
I. b. Proud, who is prepared to do dress
making at her home in South Woodstown,
next door below Mrs. Best's residence.
She will also do work by the day at the
homes of her patrons, and being skilltul in
art needle work will give lessons therein.
Give her a call.
jill. P~eterson's incubator is in successful
operation. Almost a hundred little chicks
are running arOulu livery as ciichSt,.iH thc
building, the result ofthe second setting
while the first brood are rapidly attaining
the necessary size for 'broilers.' The
machine has just been filed with the third
lot of about 800 eggs.
\ strongly built force pump of the "Cu-
cumber' pattern has been put in the well
alongside the public pump by Pancoast
& Lippincott, the agents, and attracts con-
siderable notice. Almost every one passing
gives it a trial. 1t throws a powerful
stream and we Judge it would come handy
in case of fire or for sprinkling or watering
purposes. II is well adapted for household
Use also.
List of letters remaining uncalled for in
the Woodstown Post Office. March 81.
1885: S. II. Conwell, Mrs. Matilda Fox,
Mr.. John trusted, DIR. John l%.ariming. MIR.
Martin Lucky, Mr.. Elisha Mitchell, Thon-
as Murphy, Mrs. Sallie G. Mitchell, Mr..
r. ID. Peterson, John f. White, Henry
Walker and Ernest Tucker. Persons
calling for any of the above will please say
advertised.
j. NJ. C. RIoHMAN, p. VI.