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The Monitor. [volume] (Woodstown, N.J.) 1884-1892, 1888-02-17
tomato Growers in session at Eridge-


Tie farmers Of Bridgeton and vicinity
assembled in the Court Honse on Friday
and formed themselves into the 'Cumber-
land County Association Of Tomato Grow
ers." The special object Of the meeting
was to establish a uniform scale of prices
and to raise the price from So to 81 per ton,
Chairman y. f. Maui stated that the aver
age packer Of Cumberland county made a
clean profit of $1,000 during the past sea-
son. The following pledge was signed by
nearly all of the growers present, liz sig
natures in all: Eve, the undersigned.
hereby pledge ourselves, under a forfeit of
$50. not to raise tomatoes dnring the year
1888 for less than 81 ton. /" The associa-
ton was made permanent and the follow
ing officers elected: President. John Tyler,
Jr.; Vice Presidents, Theodore Ware, John
Duilield and Frank Sharp: Secretary aud
Treasurer, Samuel Nj. Walton.
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.yust over the county Zines.


Treasurer Iessup Is ready TO pay the
usual 3 per cent. seml-annual dividend de-
clared by the Mullica HUI ana Woodbury.
Turnpike Company
Professor George II. Cook, State Geolo-
gist and Chemist. lectured before the Cum
berland County Board of Agriculture, in
the Court House at Bridgeton yesterday
Sheriff Ridgway, of Woodbury., is al
ready beseiged by applicants who wish TO
witness the execution of Durham, not
withstanding the restrictions enforced by
the law.
Tho rc.a;l oroeers Of Woodbury. have
formed an association to compile a ''black-
list of delinauents and to enforce the or
dinance to prevent petldlers and hucksters
from selling their goods without license
Another oar Load of western horses ar
r;yed ~ Monroeville last Tuesday for !
MoFar,and III sends some az his ami
mails ~ Glasshoro Mullica iii, and other
rlanas where buvars arc moro numerous.
~ 49,, a,.,,,;s,,aa
:, rnmharland County 10 he known as
..Insted ith AndreyyJ Hustled as Post
n,aste, The nffiee was established ON the
recon- Incubation az Senator Iohn r. Me-
pherson
... I -, :,
iePoilei 1'i tuis papei ,'''s III IL
lo'lheo 1na1 mr.. ,iai'''o' ~ h;,S ~
WIS 'hak.ig a[iang,,'iel'ts " ou'il q
lie visited the Woodstown Creamery. the
ranortar was told ana after eonsultjng the
MANAGERS ana Of tbat factory concluded rot to
ao a., s;tb ~, ventnr.
stoo -, H. ~ e;.,
r. nc o'lei -. ~ %loV i'S.'.u - .n ~
Nounc,i VI opupuiy ioi .nu $3.50 - i,a,'
CONVICTION ., .he s"ppose'' inc,nl'''iie e -
iJs otohg,1 the efl'niiials 10 Jpstice; ins
cl'y oiiciais are iras cAeio'seu p'o
lhe recent hres, rs All oi tieii. aie o'ii'''''
10 nave occii oi i'icei'ui"iy oi's't-
The Gloucester County Board OF Agr'-
culture will hold its a%nnal meeting IN
Patrons Hall, Mnllica llill, tomorrow,
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Mrs. ]. T. Ellis, of Ocean Grove, Stale
Secretary of the W. c. T. L.. has been en-
gagged for campaign in this county in the
interest of the Temperance cause. begin
ming at Elmer, on Friday. Feb. Gath. On
Saturday evening, the 25th, she speaks in
the Broadway NJ f. Church, Salem, on
the occasion Of tie fourth anniversary of
the Salem ". C. T. u. On Sunday after
noon, the 2Gth, she will speak at the Cos
pei temperance meeting. and in the even
ing at Quinton, in the NJ. +. Church; on
the eth at Hancoek's Biidge, the 2sth at
Alioway, Goth at Sharptowu, March I'd,
Pedricktown, and the 3D. at Pcnnsgrove.
Mrs Ellis is gifted. interesting and
and iorcible speaker, never falling to
please and profit her audience.
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The members of the Y. w. &. 7. T.. Of
this place, are making great preparations
for their entertainment to be given in their
room on next Wednesday evening, Febru-
airy ED. Songs and Rotations With music
will occupy the first part of the evening,
to be followed by '.Ye Ratchet Familie, y
who will appear in costume, in an exer-
else appropriate to the day "Washington's
Birthday" The entertainment will doubt
less be as interesting as any ever presented
by that organization and further comment
is unnecessary. All persons attending
will receive a neat souvenir of the &C.
casion in the shape of miniature Ratchet.
Tho admission has been placed at the low
price of Is cents
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In addition to the report Of the Board OF
FreeholderS given in our last issue two
small bridges ON the road leading from
Halltown to the Sharptown road, near
Elton Rogers farm. were reported as
needing repair, Mr.. Bassett suggested
that one bridge little larger than either
would be sufficient to vent the water and
would be less expensive to keep in repair.
On motion, one of these bridges was
ordered to be vacated and the gully filled
in. Committee-Rassett. Allen, Fox.
Application was made for fire proof
safe for the Sheriil's office. On motion,
the Committee on Public Buildings were
authorized to procure a safe, price not to
exceed SIS.
On motion, the committee holding the
co animation of the patent ballot boxes
was ordered to fix the combinations so
as To have the boxes ready for delivery to
the several election officers. The CON-
mittee met in the Court House at Salem
last Saturday, and attended 10 the
matter.
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2Marrfed.


NSETT-ACKLEY--At the First BAPTIST
Parsonage, Bridgeton, by Rev. u. e. Cas-, FEB.
9Th. MIR. George Thomas Bennett Of Mulliea
Hill, and Miss Ida Aekley, OF Bridgeton.
KUHLMAN-s1fEE the First Baptist
Parsonage Bridgeton. Feb 7th, by the Rev.
7. G.. Cass. Mr. VIM. l.. Huffman, OF Bridgeton,
and Miss Mary Sheets, OF Quinton.
COPP - WILLIAMS - At the house Of MI.
Parks. Pieasautville, by Rev. Samuel w ool-
ford, Edwin +. Copp, Of Eewiield and Miss
Ida Williams, of Philadelphia.
ESS-on February Isl, at the
Lutheran parsonage, friesbHrg, Salem e0un-
ty, by Rev. j. Eugene Dieftefieh. Dir. Samuel
q. Ware, OF Deerieid, Cumberland county,
and Miss Clara Citizens, Of Westernpori, Nd.
MAY-HITCIINE E--On February lst at the
Lutheran parsonage, FresbuIg, by Rev j.
Eugene Dietterieh. MIR. jonathan May OF Pal
atine, and Miss Lizzie j. HitchneF, Of Fries
burg.
M0RGAN-NiCHOLs.- February 3 lsss,
at the friesburs Lutheran parsonage, Cohan-
sew salem 90, n J.. by Rev. j. Eugene
Dietterich. Mr.. william G. Morgan and Miss
barbara Nichols, all OF Salem Co. y. j.
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.OpGES Am sOcIETIES.

WooDsTowN LODGE, No. los, ]. o. c. t.
Meets every Tuesday evening in Turner's
Buiding.
WoopsrowN LoDaE, No. 1,s L. & A. NJ
Meets Tuesday evening, on or before full
tnoon and two weeks thereafter, in Borton $
tIali.
WoopBiNE LoDaE, No 1853, 1. o. OFF
Meets in Turner's Building every Friday
evening.
MosAesA TRIBE, No. ~, IMP. o. Il. NJ
Meets in Turner's Building every Monday
evening.
WooDsrowN GRANGE, No. s, T.. OF H
Meets every Wednesday eveningin Turner's
building.
nARMoNY CouNcTL, No. 80, o. u. A. Nj.
Meets every Tuesday evening in isileys
Building.
WYoRoFF COUNCIL. No. "a. in. o. u. A. NJ
Meets every Wednesday evening in Riiey's
Building
WoMAN's CHRISTIAN TEMPERANCE UNION
Meets every Friday evening ut their room
in Turner's Building. President, Mrs Anna
f. sender; Corresponding Secretary, Mrs. y.
Il; IIumuhrr4s.
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Grnua Co.,cerf.

A new organ has been purchased for the
Pittsgrove Baptist Church and the men,
bers are making an effort tc pay for the
same. For this purpose they have secur-
ed the services of Henry Carter of Phila-
delpkia, who will give grand concert in
the church on "Wednesday evening Feb. 2sd.
to all lovers OF fan and music. to consist OF
humorous, pathetic, sentimental and tenn
perancc songs, accompanied by the organ.
rich treat IN the way of an evenings en-
ioyment is promised The price Of admis-
sion has been placed 1T e5 cts. Doors
open at O'Clock
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We p.nTie Take notice.

Ye Young Womans Christian Temper
anoe Union extends We invitation to ye
public to meet ye Ratchet Familie of We
olden TYNE, in their room on Wednesday
evening, We 2ad OF Februatir Of ye year
A. d., 1883, at s o'clock. In connection
with the Hatchet Family a very pleasing
programme consisting of music. readings,
etc has been added All are invited.
An admission fee Of 10 cts. will be taken
at the door, proceeds for the benefit of the
Union.
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Tourth-day, Sd Mo. 7th, SO
fwet1uesaay March -fh. Isss

The following stock wagons and household
goods;
STOCKS head % horses. No. I is bay
stallion. joan A. Logan. coming four wears
old sired Ia Patterson. Bappy Medium,
record > 81 lie by old Happy Medium. record
sslS and hiss dam i an American STAR mare,
Who has trottfd in three minutes or less, be-
ing q mare of great endurance No. H. a
heavy grey house, Billy, coming 9 years Old,
Pegcheron stock, sonnd aud gentle, u good
driver. No. Il sorrel tf;tre colt, Linda.
coming wears cid. sired by othelio, her dam
Il il muscular mate OF great endurance. She is
an extra driver and very promising 2cnws !
now milking and che other due 10 calf April
lst goat YEA rs5pld of great strength and
Of IirSI class hnffiAg ahllit Is. Jersey Red
sow mig; s turkey 2@ilblers
W AGoNS. IL AES ESS. ETtt.-3 buggies: No.
I Is new, never been used; No . Is Iadow's
both in good order ~ express wagons. one
almost new; ! with pole and shafts suitable
for creamery business; sets single carriage
harness, enc entirely fnew; > sets hynetS;
buffalo robe, biitn lstis. etc; LOT Of chicken
xsOaVlS: lot Of rough POTATOES; about - bushels
corn; several gailals ot vinegar with barrel;
a lot Of t-aT, lentcr tsAois wffh chest,
HOUSEHOLD tsffslb>e- v aibut writing
desk with bookcase! I rocking chairs; lot ct
faneseaf and wifisiSor chairs; dining and }
Kitchen tables; betasteads slhd two hen-feafher
beds: was hStands5 washing machine: trunk;
bedroom stoves. cook stove; one large coal
stove with heater to heat roctgs above, bought
new last March,fhiS + WorfhS the notice oI
those wishing % buy good stove; eanrns;
cheese press aHd 8Xturts; btH1er tubs. wash
tubs: Refrigerator. ice creafir freezer: meat
bench and ehappirg box; coppef kettle, large
watering pot. Stone and glass lsfl's. lamps din-
ner pots. paiss, carpets, stair rhis, pork fnh
and alonf l05pounds a porE aid fashioned
summing " AFti.
Cendiiionssat sale SAILS 10 cssnmenee al
- 80 T. NJ
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samuel b. Gofi the patent medicine manu-
fleturer at second and Bridge avenue. has
suit against the company for the obstruction
Of the railroad crossing at that place, and
Timothy Collins and Elise Sehwieger have
also entered suits in the supreme Court
against The West Jersey Railroad for damages
for laying siae-tfack IL front Of heir proper
ties ON kailrond avenue above Central.
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All over tne Counr,.

The banking hours Of the Elmer Bank
will be from 0 O'Clock in the morning until
in the afternoon.
Archibald Finly. of Cohansey, last week,
slaughtered his pen of thirteen hogs, their
total weight amounting to 1925 pounds.
The Merchants Bank. of Atlantic City,
have selected David B. EIwell as manager
and cashier of the Elmer Bank. He will
enter upon his new duties on or before the
Goth OF this month.
The regular quarterly meeting OF the
Salem County Society for the Prevention
of Cruelty to Animals, will be held i'll
Reform Association Room. at Salem, on
Tuesday afternoon, 2lst inst. at 3 o'clock.
All persons interested in the objects of this
society are cordially invited to be present.
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Sundries-

Mince Meat, Potatoes. Brooms,
Baskets, Buckets, Rolled Oats. Ge-
latino, Tapioca, Rice. Hominy,
Macaroni. Bakers Chocolate.
Sweet Chocolate, Bakers Cocoa,
Epps' Cocoa, Bakers Cocoa Shells.
Beans, Onions, Cocoanuts, Shot,
Caps. Powder. Alum. Butter Color
ing, Borax, Copperas. Glauber Salts,
Sulphur, Rosin. Cattle Powder. Ink.
Licorice, Flour Of all grades, Segars,
Tobacco, Taoks Yeast Cakes,
Earthen Ware. Glass Ware, Queens
ware, Oranges. Lemons, Bananas
and Apples. Coffee and Tea, all
grades.
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PERSONAL PROPERTY.

IifiSON y Il leoI
Feb l7-p T. Dorrcll, Alloway.
Feb 2l-DaVid John Ansink, Elsinboro-
Feb 2J--Iienry Hickman, Richmanfown
Feb 2I-George J Johnson, paretown
Feb 2l-C Edwin Bassett, Huntington.
Feb 22-sIrs Groscup, J. Creek.
Feb clos y Reeves, Pilesgroye
Feb 23-W m II Grice, Pilesgrove.
Feb 23-Cal marine Elk Quinton-
Feb 23-Jon Layton, near Haltown.
Feb 2l-Stock. } os NJ Weatherby, Pilesgfove.
Feb 25-(seo w Crothers w oodstown, stock.
FEB 27-Frank Wallace Huntington
Feb 2s--S Wentzell, near Woodstown.
FEB 2s- Ebenezer Powers, j. Neck.
Feb 2S-Jos III Bacon, j. Creek
Feb sg-J Z Ridgway, l. A Creek
Feb 29-Iienry Pennington, l. l. Neck.
Mar SAMUEL WaiIen, j. Neck.
Mar ELI steward, Warrington
Mar2-Henry Lloyd. Huntington.
MART w istar Thompson, Elsinboro.
Mar l-Frans Davis, W oodstown.
Alar 6--David Fisher, J. Neck
Mar morris Il Elwell, Mannington.
Mar z-Chulklcy Kirby, Jr., near harrison
fiite.
Mar s-GeorSe Acton. Harrington.
Mar 9--J y Gosling, seuinton.
Mar l2-.j oseph Milford, Warrington.
Mar la-FurnlaR Wentzell, Alloway.
Mar ls--Iior.ice $ Foster, Elsinbnro.
Mar l4-W yatt and Jos. NJ Her. Warrington.
Mar lG-Elizabeth Fowler. l. 7 Neck
Mar f9-John Dorrell Alloway.
Mar cd Frank Harmon. Decriieid.
Mar 2i-AiIchael Hogan, Quaker Neck.
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State Of View Jersey, county OF salem, IS:
j, WIN. u. FLITcRAFr. Cashier of the above
named bank, do sOleIniify rn that the above
statement is true 10 The best of my knowledge
and belief.
WA. Y. FLITCRAFT,
Cashier.
Snbscrbea and affirmed Ia before me this
l6t day Of February 1883
H. 8 Foea, Notary Puhiie.
CoRREcT-@ Attest:
:. III. WEATHEgBY,
JESSE LlPPIscogT,
Febl7H
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POST OFFICE.

Oilice hours 500 A. NJ. to s.00P NJ.
Office hours for money order business, 100
A. N. to 100 z, NJ.
MAILs-CIose at 64J and SOB A. NJ, 1888 and
A. l3P Arrive at 9.39 A. NJ, 500 and 100 p. NJ.
SALEM MAILs-Close at 9.I9 A. NJ. aud 40 p. NJ.
Arrive at 1888 and i.l5P M.
SnAEPTowS MAlLs-Glose mt go A. NJ. Arrive
at 7.30 A. NJ.
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1irectoru.
w EST j ERsEY RAILROAD.
~ - % e.e.,, -. .o-.I tene

Trains going north.-7.07 and sos A. NJ, 1913
and 4.G2 p NJ. Sundays, 7.42 A. NJ. and 4. So p. NJ.
Trains going south.-9.29A. M, 2.47, $50 and
f.29P M. sundays, 9.lS A. NJ. and G39 P. NJ.
Trains leave Philadelphia.-S.20A "A. NJ, 80 $40
and 5.20 p NJ. sundays, 800 A. NJ and 8. is T. NJ.
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MARY A. KIRBY.
CHARLEY kiRB4, j.

Also, a, az same time and place, one brown
mare. coming wears Old sound ana good
driver; EreV mare. good to drlFear work.
The property Of Charles h. HoFDer.
One brown mare with ioai by John A Lo-
gan sound, gentle and good 10 work er drive.
The property OF George Horner-
One black horse coming years cid, sound,
gentle and good driver. The property OF
John Shriner.
JOS NJ WfAFHERBy, Aueiioaeer-
febl7-3t
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Washing Compounds

Pearline, Sudsena, Soapine. 1916,
Soap Powders. Ivorine, u ID, h..
? lb. Silver Ware given away with
/ lb. and lb.
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LARGE SALE
OF VALUABLE
Stock { FARM IMPLEMENTS

rESHE shbscriber win sell at public sale. 81
L his dridence Ia tisinhora, absnt 7 niiie
ffom Saiekl on
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No. 399.

Al the condition Of the FIRST n ATIOxaL BAEK
NJ Of WoodstOwn, at WoodstowD IN the
State Of New jersey at the close Of business
"a month 18TH 1898
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FEB Is--w Il billiard, attorney for Morrison
heirs, house in Salem.
Feb ls--Robt u Seagrave, Attorney-iu-inei,
in Finn's Point Meadow Company.
Feb 25-W Il Hniard. Assignee, fiornbiower
Nj i'll, in Salem.
farm in l. l. Neck.
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SATURDAY, FEB. 25, 1883

% III4AII VI IIf1ts77 D ~ . N Z lsIl7,s
Comprising 9 head OF fine horses and y mules.
Among this drove. which consists principally
of mares, are | pair OF nicely matched roam
mares, matched team Of bays. 1 Mambrino
bay mare with fDaf by Red Wilkes: pilot
mare and Other good brood stock; five mares
with foal and several extra good rastd horses
The mules are the best that can he procured,
and Farmers in need Of same are invited 10
cali, rs / am prepared To accept amy reasoaa-
ble offer Of exchange or gale
Part of this drove has been in the stables
for ten days and i in coed condition, and an
invitation Is extended 10 MI in need of stock
To call and examine
Sale viii commence at II o'clock noon,
sharp. and viii he positive Conditions easy
febl7-N GEORGE ". CROTHERs
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.ENDIJE

WA. IL be sold at public sale, at the resi-
w gence of Jacob Kirby onezhaif mile
west of3iarrisonvillc on the Mnllira Hill and
Woods tSNn turnpike. on
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Canned Goods

Salmon, Lobster, Sardines, Toma-
toes, Peas, Corn. Lima Beans. String
Beans, Boston Baked Beans, Peaches,
Lime, in cans.
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Membership fees. ..............S $500
Atiludl titA
Permits granted for the use of books at 5
cents per week, ON application to any of the
trustees.
H. S. FoGG Secretary
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button or hook ladies' fine kid gloves
Sl25. Every pair warranted. h. IL.
Humphreys Il Go.
Our pin check yard wide wool saitings
Al e5 cts. are going rapidly. 10 yds. make
a suit. E. b. Humphreys & Co.
You can Get box OF good segars at
Humphreys for 60 cts. Sold elsewhere at
Sl.2a.
Iryou have any nesszl far dishes see cur
immense stock before you buy. We have
nearly all kinds, 4. B. Humphreys 4 Co.
Novelty clothes wfingers. with double
coes. "a. %, at Humphreys
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OLD, II RELIABLE,
Grocery Store,

Opposite the hotel, Woodstown, may
be found the following:
Catsup, Jelly, Honey. Prepared
Mustard. Pepper Sauce, Horse Rad
ish, Chow Chow, Pickles, by the
dozen or hundred; Pickles in bottles.
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ALUM BAKENG POWDERS.
Edsf of Those Host prominently Sold


Tho following are the names Of some Of
the baking powders published by the
public Authorities as being made from
alum:
Eentep. Davis.
silver STAR a. a Il.
Forest city. stenkfe.
One spoon. Ne Plus Ultra,
Patapsec. Enterprise,
Empire. Can't be Bcaf,
Gold, EnreI<a-
Veteran. INTERNATIONAL.
Cooks favOrste, Puritan,
sun Flower. albany favorffe.
Jersey. Golden Sheaf
Huckeye. Rurnest-s Perfect,
Peerless. state.
Grown. SILVER king,
Wneeler's, welcome.
Carleton. Ola Colony
Gem. crystal.
Sciefo, Centennial,
zipp-s GrapeCry sfaitsem.
Geo. Washington, windsor
FIeur de LIS. S0verE...
Feather weight. Daisy.
There are doubtless many other brands
of alum baking powder besides those so
far examined aud named b. the authorities.
Most Of the baking powders sold in bulk.
by weight, and all sold with 3 gift or
present are said to be Of this description.
Prof. Wiley, Chemist in Chief OF the
Department Of Agriculture, at Washing
ton, ID. c.. says: The use of alum in
baking powders in large quantity, in
place of other acid salts. should be prohi-
bited by law.
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FRIDAY, FEBRUARY "a. 's8.

Atthe residence OF the subscriber. near Web
ster's Mil, about one mile from Hoodstown,
- head Of stock, consisting Of colts = mules,
- heifers. 10 cows, bulls, and ybreeding soWs,
As follows
acoits, coming 3 wears Old. one of which is a
stud, by Lakewood, and the other mare
colt. by Patchea oui OF Star mare.
One pair of mules, years old, 10 hands high,
weigh -sl5 pounds, well mated courage
and style and second 10 none in the county.
Twenty-one beIfers coming years old, with
calf and calves by their side, extra fine lot.
Among these heifers are three "a Holsieins,
and the balance / ork stale.
Ten Young cows, one of which isa g uernsey.
with calf and calves by their side.
Nine bulls. coming year old, coming
gears old. Seven oil these are Durham, 4
half-bioId Hoistein. and ! a fnll-blood regis
tered lIolstein.
Nine Jersey Red breeding sows. viii farrow
in April and May.
This stock is tn exceptionally fine lot and
well worth the attention Of any one wishing
TO purchase.
Sale to commence at o'clock. sharp, and
viii be positive a. have no keep for hem in
the summer. Conditions made known AT sale
j. NJ wEATHERBY.
". \. Casper, Auct. febl02t
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VOCAL MUSIC.
PUBLIC SALE
WESTERN HORSES 5!

YfyliE subscriber has Just returned FROM his
1 nth annual trip la Indiana and neigh
boring states, and has secured expressly foE
this market ANA viii offer at public sale in
front OF the hotel At WoodstGw1, on
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Dried Fruits

Dried Peaches, a and II; evapo-
rated Peaches and Apples, California
Peaches, best Of all; PrunelIes, April
cots, Apples, Cranberries, Turkish
Prunes, Currants, Citron, French
Prunes. Seedless Raisins. Ondara
Layer Raisins, Valencias.
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Baking Powders

Royal, Rumford's, Silver Star, with
presents; Davis, Henkels, / pound
packages with present.
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Starch

ID. Cartons Clear Starch, Corn
Starch, Elastic Starch.
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I The following are the signers OF the
Epctition for license for Samuel French
10 keep Il tavern in Woodstown:
j EWAIT RfcHMAN, WILLIAM AUSTIN.
iWa. ROBBINS, H. W AUSTIN,
n. T.. CRisPfa, ID Il. WADDTNGToNi /
8THos l.. PAEKEG, JOHN ). JOHNSON, |
; N. Nj. ltIoHMAN, RICHARD COSTING, |
&. NJ MILLER, JOHN Is. DEACON,
JoHE L. HUGHES.
The Monitor. [volume] (Woodstown, N.J.) 1884-1892, 1888-02-17
Provisions

Hams, Lard, Cheese, Pork, Dried
Beef, Clipped; Cod Fish.
The Monitor. [volume] (Woodstown, N.J.) 1884-1892, 1888-02-17
PILnsenovn LInnAnY AND RnAplNa EooM

oEt4N s7Ni uiti,@A . I.s'na ".oV ~ '.'V I. III.
Second story Riley 8 building