The Monitor., 1888-06-22
LOCAL VS..

A. K Pedrck has planted thirteen acres
III potatoes.
Sunday drunkenness on our streets seems
~ Ese becoming more frequent.
E. Wallace & Bro. shipped this week
sg9o eaGYas Of their pack of tomatoes, fill
ing tilEae large cars.
The sNf4mer timetable on the West Jer-
sey and CaMden and Atlantic railroads will
go into effect on June 30th.
The Prcsbytery of West Jersey will hold
its June meeting in the Second church,
Camden, Monday. jane %, at 10 A. M.
Every person can be kept reasonably
ibusy by attending to his own business, but
,thes.s are many who insist upOn being over
worked.
DR.. Bgnell has quit his veterinary prae-
eiice in this place, and will devote his
wAole attention hereafter to the stock on
URstons Stock Farm.
The anilk inspectors tested the milk de-
liyered AT the Woodstown creamery last
Saturday morning. One of the samples
proved to be very watery.
Excursion tickets to Gettysburg will be
sold from Woodstown station June 2S, %
and 3Oth, July 1st, 81 and 3d, good 10 re-
turn until July 9Th, for s4.s6.
Miss NJ. A, Tyler, prino,pal ofthe Sharp
town public school, has resigned that
school. Ii is said that The trustees have
had forty applications for the vacancy
Donations of provisions or cash to aid
in the Fourth of July celebration will be
thankfully received by any member OF the
Woman'a Christian Temperance Union.
The proprietors of the Richmantown
creamery say that they have no knowledge
.1 Chas. Suliyans having been fined for
at.aiieratine his milk. They say the re-
,polt is nntrue
THROUGH the courtesy Of r. Il. Starr of
Salem. we are receiving daily copies of the
,Cbjaago .Jouraal containing the full pro
,ceedines of the Republican Convention
now assembled there.
Holm C. Wallace. living jnst over the
thorough limits, on Salem street, suffered a
severe stroke OF paralysis on Tuesday,
which has left him almost entirely helpless,
and with slight chances OF recovery.
A pan of sliced raw onions, placed IN
room where there is diphtheria, VIII aD-
sorb the poison and prevent the disease
sr,m snreaainr The onions should be
buried every morning and fresh ones ent
up.
In aeeor.iance with lie law passed at the
last session of the Legislature, nnerlh
Hntcher has been notified that all children
nnder sixteen wears OF age committed to
;ail mnst be confined in a separate apart
ment from the rest of the prisoners.
The ladies' of the Mite Society connected
will, the Woodstown Baptist chnrch VIII
give parlor entertainment at the residence
of Joseph Tnrn6r this evening. Ih.cel
.cepts admission fec VIII pc charpeo, anu
The nrnceads will benefit the Society.
.Yorketown Belle, the horse owned ny
William Robbins, of Yorktown, won the
frat money in the $50 race at Cnafter oah
PARK Hartford, Connections, TINS weeh'
The race was not finished nntn Wtaiics'
aay. five heats being trotted, - oiKe.own y e,ns
Bells" time being 2.2G9, 22AS' anu S'~'1'
Miss A. NJ. Arehambault of Ph'ladei-
,,h;a, teacher of painting, WIZ eloSo ,fea ~,
iessons to her class here next ffiuay. va
Tuesday afternoon of next week, betweeii
tho bonrs of two and four O'Clock, spoc'
mems of work done by tile eiaSs ui'''a,
her instruction will be on exhie'''nn ~
the w. G. r. U. room, and all VINO "ee"'
are invited TO be present
One Of our citizens while IN i'hii"oc'r,,s
last Monday passed through INC nusy p'af
of Dock street. and for the Information y
whom II NAV concern he took ie" hous ~
far the NoNfToE: Potatoes are worm
from Sc. IS TO "a a barrel; cahbages ~ per
barrel. cucnmbcrs, 80 cts. basket "',io'r' ss
20 cts per basket, and apples. inSS''H' 800
cts. per basket; water melons, 80 ana ~"
per hundred; peas. 80 barrel haen,o-
berries per box, by the case, II CTS '''""'
toes, rs cts. per basket