The Monitor. [volume] (Woodstown, N.J.) 1884-1892, 1886-01-29

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Edward T. Knight the Philadelphia sugar
refiner hes a field Of one hundred acres of
wheat al Callingswood, on The Camden and
Atlantic Railroad Il Is the largest field OF the
kind in New Jersey.
\ thousand quail are 10 be liberated in the
spiineBy the Camden County Game Protective
society. an association just organized NJ lind
donheld. About three hundred birds hive
already been purchased.
several prominent residents of Rio tiI1tnde,
Cape Mayeounty, arc making arrangements TO
start a settlement on the gulf coast of Florida.
and it i believed that Il small colony viii be
ready 10 start in tho early fail.
In a short time the iron foHndries Of Il. ID.
Wood < Co, located n Millgille, viii cease
operations forthe purpose Of making extensive
repairs and improvements. II is supposed The
works viii be idle forabout two months.
some of the farmers in the vicinity OF Wood
bury have recently langht manure in PHI
adelphii, far Gflg cents cart load, getting
good loads and good manure This is cheaper
| than ever heard Of before in amy recent times.
Nearly 80 hands are employed l,y The knicS
erboc,er Ice Company cutting ice on the Della
ware river n kfnkert. The weather last week
greatly retarded Tho work. The ice Is being
shipped by rail to Cape May, Atlantic city and
points in the south.
t;eorge Pfeiifcr OF Camden, has purchased Il
one-ihird interest in The ''iIarvcy cedars,' 500
acres. Oh the Atlantic and Bmne&at Bay. The
either owners are Charles : Ridgway and
Timothy r. Newell. Who VIII begin To develop
the property ae soon as the ls,flroad now bnIlds
ing is completed.
The J. = sharp Canning Company, of VIII
Jamestown. Will enlarge their factory in time
for sext season ; work The addition VIII be
81 i,y % feet, and be i,~ed for storage They ex-
poet ioeontrsct for $50 acres OF tomatoes for
next season, which l. larger amount than
ever contracted fer before
one afternoon Iasi week ayouDecoupie were
married on a ferry boat They crossed from
PAiladclphia to Camden and when Camden
side was reached the couple We're married in
the presence Of several passengers. They re-
manned on the boat and returned to Phiiaacl-
phia. Their names were not obtained.
The railroad fight al Atlantic City between
the Pennsvlvstnil aud Reading has assumed
new phases. The Heading. ii Is said. has
Withdrawn all opposition to the Pennsylvania
crossing The tracks ofthe former on Il e mead
ow sand The frog win he put in al an early date
connecting The tracks Of the West Jersey with
the Camden and Atlantie over The latter road
4 Deernela farmer put ave acres in wheat
last fail. using ten and half bushels OF seed
IN The sow ing When he came 20 gather II in
and fhresl il he had Just exactly rs MANY
bushels Us acrrs-five. The contract in his
ie,.se was that one-half OF it should he deliv-
cred al Fair;on. and he accordingly carried two
and a half bushels there. The land Is held 70
DE worth 500.
Thirty thousii,d tons of stone qnarried near
Wilmington, nel, have eeen lowed in barges
70 ,be Government improvements al the en-
trance to The Delaware Brt~tkwater The
water j. sin said 10 he from thirty to forty
f.at fy.sn I, Is thought ii viii take two more
,.,.,,z II, finish the work. Ths stone contract
fo,. furnishing the stone has been suspended
to,. Nh, ,r,sellt
,,bc Isilroad station ut south Vineland was
,,r..l,en omen hast week. and III. money
drawer broken open and ono cens and
bottle Of Imminent taken therefrom. \ chill
ars,,,s savings bank. which had been placed
,,,a,.o fo,. no nu,7,ose Of receiving eontribu-
,ions f,. printing tracts for free circulation
vs. also broken TO pieces and about ten cents
"a, money stolen. The burglar got altogether
.la,.ep ce,,ts and a bottle of Imminent.
IN. Mammoth Rink Mt Yineland has been
o,o.ed az The skating fever has almost en-
ti,,,.l,, died ont in that place and il j. quer-
lion whether the building viii ever be opened
~. l.,,ti,,,q ,,ur,oSs.s The building is of snch
s,,,,e ana STYLE that there are few purposes to
which ii can be nut without expensive alter
ati,p The Journal suggests that it be di-
i,;,d on INTO stalls A. "A market house and oc-
.,,niol i,,- n,rl,,er. rs a place in which to sell
,b,.i,. ,r,atluea on saturdays
nv n,5a,retnn star OF wednesday morning
contains II long account ofwhat would appear