The Monitor. [volume] (Woodstown, N.J.) 1884-1892, 1888-03-16
local NEWS.

Henry Coles has sold his property at
YORKTOWN 80 Aaron Ilanes.
The experience of the last four days will
last this town for at least year.
JOS. s.. Coles, Jr., will remove this month
from Newlown to Richman's Mills.
The prospect nov is that trains Will he
knowing on our road to day, Friday.
Cos. G. Stretch will commence at once
to re- build the barn of H. b. linmphr eys
The boxes at the post office have pre-
scented an awfully empty and hungry APP
pcarance for the last few days.
Patrick Torpy, tits reported, will remoy e
from G.. Brakeman S farm to Samuel Pan
oast's large farm near Webster's mill
A pocket-bnol containing a small sum
of money was found on the sidewalk OPP
posite the bank yesterday. inquire at this
Office
A handsome fur cape was found opposite
the residence of Mrs. Hannah Cawley on
Saturday night Of last week. The owner
can get it by calling upon Mrs. Joanna
FlItcraft
Charles Smith has sold ont his oyster
saloon and newspaper stand and route TO
Albert Crothers, who has taken charge
thereof. Henry Green continues as fore
man of the establishment
Owing to stress of weather the sweep
ing Cap Sociable," which was to have
been held by the n. Z. Sunday School last
night in McAllister's Hall was postponed
to next Thursday night.
The people will be kept busy for the
next twenty-four hours reading up tile
gappenings of the last week during which
we have had no mail no papers, and have
returned to a condition OF wild western
simplicity
Up to the time OF going to press we
have been unable to gather positive inior-
nation from the Salem municipal election,
but have heard enough TO cause ms to be-
,ieye that a license council has been elect
ed For which we are sincerely sorry.
f.. b. Wright informs us that he has the
largest stock of fine carriages and bnggies
he mas ever had, including the one morse
coach surrey and the easy dexter queen
spring ladies pbeton. He particularly M
yites the public to examine the new styles
See his advertisement ia another coiu'h".
While crowd Of men were waiting IN
front Of the Mayors office last evening to
hear the evidence at the hearing OF
WhaIen, his mother appeared on the scene
and going TO the door called to Mac ana
said only boy, il you had always come ~
at eight o'clock at night yon wonidh
be in this place now.
The reform sentiment that found express
sion at the ballot box at Tuesday 5 borough
election has come to stay. We undertake
"a saw that this town will in the near iutnfe
i,e run in the interest of the people ana LOT
the people, and against ring aud rum rae;
and Il might be as well for all interested
to catch on TO Tho the new idea.
The board screen that has heretofore
concealed from view the front of Massey
new stores was removed last week and dis
closes to view as tasty n front OF business
nlaces as the town can show up, rejecting
credit alike on the owner aud builder. MT.
Massey will. in few days, occupy the
store in front Of his residence aud the Three
attractive stare rooms below will be Tor
tent
"Magoie' tile fine driving mare former
~ owned by Joseph $. Brown died sudden
~ In Woodstown on Wednesday. Mrs.
R,own lad her at &. r. Richman's stable
for short time and she seemed ~ usual
health, being fed at noon ana eating her
rations with appetite. About two ho",s
afterward little boy going to The stapie
found the anlmal dead Heart disease Is
Supposed TO have been the cause