The Monitor. [volume] (Woodstown, N.J.) 1884-1892, 1886-02-05

The shippers at Swedesboro arc paying
$1.75 per barrel for sweet potatoes.
The glass factory at Swcdesboro is run
ming on full time and has orders ahead that
will keep the hands busy.
We acknowledge with thanks the receipt
from A%ssemblyman Whitaker of a o of
the Legislative manual for 1886.
Elwood G.. Peterson has been laying in
a large stock of baled hay in his new ware
house i'll the rear of Comitti's cigar store.
A meeting for the purpose of forming a
county board of agriculture for Salem
county will be held in Woodstown on
February %.
We will print next week the names of
the signers to the applications for the
licenses granted last court to the hotels at
Pennsgrove and Elmer.
The Salvation Army is appreciated in
Cedarville. Cumberland county. A recent
parade of the Army i'll that village had one
hundred in the ranks.
Tuesday was ''ground hog day" IF the
''critter" went back into his hole he is
probably 'all right up to the present time
If not, we suspect he is showed under.
The Elmer Gazette. with the outfit of the
printing Office, is offered for sale. To a
tfhn country !" his onolt IN he = GOOD omen.
ing.
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Ihelr marriage thls week, out tiie deatl OF
bartholomew 'oies ea''Seo d ehanSe III
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Harry y hSta, the elo"h' Is every inc,
al trust anu yves the nloS' "1I'leli"i
ana pleasing performance Oh i1,i1p,y
Dumpty ever seen IN inns to"h'-htN0"te
b@@eStH' Dee' "o"f' loo9'
AT the new post Office at Watson's Cor
ner; th's county whlcn mas pee, l1,leo
hlolue. mai VII oe uoI,Scieu ~ ar
own 1nree mites nqll'i d 'iie own 'ni
from oIiioy' l"o III %
Swedesboro,s lodge OF United Work
men has the following new officers: Work
man, DR.: 3; Buzby; Master workman,
John H. Robp,ns; oVefseer' Mlcaaei Won:
ttulae' III, ID. y; puzpyi last haStei
"orNihah' nath"ei lhooic'
Some OF the members OF the Amity So
cial Club. are considering the formation of a
Glars Club" One of the members, who
owns a duck which lays two gigs a day,
VIII present the eggs as rewards 10 the
members VINO are ehtltle" 10 premiums
N. Il. lippincott shipped to Adam
llauseman, ol the Fifth street market,
Philadelphia, last week. ten head OF spring
lambs. the first shipped this season TO the
Philadelphia market. They were killed
and dressed by Mr.. llauseman. Five OF
'heIi were sci' :" 1Ne" i"H 1tts'
Two children of Mr.. and Mrs. Henry
Harvey, OF Alloway, were buried at that
place yesterday, one having died on Sun
day and the otheron Monday. Diphtheria
was the cause OF death, ana two more OF
the children are very low with the SAINT
disease, and but little hope oil recovery.
Some Of the cnterprising g~lassblowers
connected with Hires & Co.'s glassworks.
| Ouinton. are talking of starting a factory
on the cooperative plan in the near future.
The location has mot been decided on, but
the choice seems to rest between Woods
town and P~ennsgroye.
By courtesy of Rev. j. f. Wilson, we
were permitted on Wednesday to sample 4
box of large. sweet and Juicy Florida or
anges which he had Just received from
jacksonville. Florida. with the compli-
mcnts of Miss II. IT. Flanagan of our
Borough. who is making a visit to that
state.
T G Fooo has arranood tn onion ,
branch Office for the transaction of legal
business at Pennsgrovc, in connection with
the Con%veyapcery. Collection and Insur-
ance office of Jos. J. Summerill, ESD, in
the Odd Fellows Hall building, at that
place. He will be in attendance on Thurs
day of each week.
Tho only stroot IL mns that wero l;obtcd
ON Wodncsdav ni0bt in thn ontira ~viIlarn
worc those on each ond Of Unmnbrey's
buildino. which were burnino brightly.