The Monitor. [volume] (Woodstown, N.J.) 1884-1892, 1888-03-09
LOCAL NEWS.

A. T.. Riehman offers for rent his mill
near Woodstown, in our advertising col
umns.
The new law relating to the drinking OF
liquors, on the premises where they are
sold, does not go into effect until July LIST.
Charles II. Richman, of the real estate
firm of Fogg & l,ichman, has been APP
pointed Commis sioner of Deeds for Woods.
town Borough.
A committee of Ffeeholders from Cape
Nav county headed by Freebooter VIM.
Lake, of Ocean county, on Wednesday in
spected the Salem County Almshouse
Two hogs were slaughtered on Monday
at Wing Lane. One, owned by Bartholo-
other owned by William A. Wood, G10
pounds.
The New Jersey State Board of Agricnl-
ture requests that the officials taking the
next census, and those in the future, shall
include census of the lrnit trees, vines,
etc. IN the state.
WjIbert Htehner says that during Cen
tennial year he carried in his stage to and
from Yorktown fifteen Thousand passen-
GERS. and in the last year he drove the
stage lie took over twelve thousand.
A Main street merchant sold l9l dozen
eggs few days ago for $33. 40. Part Of
these he paid 90 cents dozen for, part Is
cents and another part ~ cents. Did he
make or lose by the transaction, and how
mueh9
We received letter on Wednesday from
Alloway containing dollar for a renewal
Int Il nn
IL the party who sent it will kindly let us
know who they are, we Will give them
proper credit for it,
Gates e Avis, of Rchman's Mills, viii
have a sale of their personal and miii prop
erty on March 2lst. Mr.. Gates talks OF
going into the creamery business at iiarfis-
onviiie ifthe mill can he satisfactorily rent
ed. if not he may continue 10 run 1t.
Rates 'Threatre OF Arts" will be exhi-
bited in the New Opera llouse at this
place on Friday and Saturday evenings OF
next week, March 16 and II. THIS IS i
most wonderful mechanical exhibition and
is said to be the best thing OF the kind
ever produced.
The annual election for Trustees OF our
publie schools will take place on Tuesday,
March goth. According to the law passed
last winter at Trenton, all Iehla.es o'e'
IS years Of age, who have resided IN me
state for one year. are entitled to vote.
The ladies will probably improve TINS OPP
portunity to show their appreciation oil the
privilege granted them.
The executive committee OF the w. =:
r. II. Of Salem county met in the room OF
the w. C.TU here yesterday afternoon, TO
prepare programme for the semi-annliai
convention Of that organization, which Is
TO be held at Pedricktown on April l9th.
All the unions in the county were repre-
scented except tho PedriektoHn and Elmer
unioas, and very good programme was
made out.
The Philadelphia ledger touches the
KEYNOTE in the following; The man VINO
is freest from care who has competence
aud feels that he has, who makes oath
ends meet at the close OF the year, whose
ambitious are no greater than his ability to
attain them, who Is rich through being
content with that which he has, may work
long and hard, even through the neat OF
che ,Iay aud into the cool Of tic night also,
without fear Of breaking down from over
work. The restful mind is one oil the
surest means Of all for securing restiui
body.