The Monitor. [volume] (Woodstown, N.J.) 1884-1892, 1889-11-22
LOCAL NEWS.

down went McGinty," at the Opera
House tonight.
The Y. w. G. L. L. will clear over $50
from their festival held on Friday and Sat
urday last.
The borough lights ON East Avenue
were light ed before 4 80 o'clock yesterday
afternoon.
A hog belonging to Benz. Bishop weigh
ing AID pounds was killed by Thos. Green
on Monday.
Whalen, sentenced to States Prison for
arson, is being circulated.
A thief entered John ii. Smiths slaugl-
ter house on Friday night and helped him
self to about twenty-five pounds of meat.
An examination of candidates for Teach
ers' certificates will be held in tho High
School, Salem, on Saturday, November
Both. Third grade only.
One of P~ilesgrove's earnest Republican
women has received a letter from Genl.E.
Burd Grub in answer to one she sent SYM
pathising with him in his defeat.
A supposed thief made an attempt to en-
ter the house Of Preston Steward, living
neal the Almshouse, on Thursday night OF
last week, but was frightened off.
The Locuson farm, in Pittsgrove, was
sold by Abram Cochran, assignee, on Sat
urday, in Elmer, and bought by the heirs
Of the late James X. Patterson, who held
a mortgage against il.
Smith Hewitt will attend to the shop
work in John Dunbam's new meat market,
and Len Bachman, who has been in the en-
ploy of Saml. Shute, Swedesboro, for Six
years, will run the wagon.
We are turning out some very neat real
estate bills and at reasonable prices. Take
a look at them in our windows, and II you
intend making a sale, get our prices before
taking your work elsewhere.
We would be pleased to publish all the
social events that occur through the season.
This cannot be lone unless we are acquaint-
ed with the facts; will our friends kindly
send us the particulars of such occasions.
A COW belonging to Samuel DUEL, while
pasturing in the orchard with some hogs,
was bitten by one of them last sun
day the tusk OF the sw ine striking an artery
in the leg of the COW from which it bled
to death.
The freshet Of Monday washed out the
dirt around the bridges at Oliphant's Mill,
and near Paul McAllister's farm. Free
holder Humphreys has repaired the same.
A bridge near the Almshouse was also
washed out.
John Ii. Turner has had two handsome
pianos of the Behr Bros. make, in his store
window. Mr.. Turner will place one in his
residence, corner Main aud Dickinson
streets, and the other has been purchased
by Edw. Robinson.
This evening Rufus SCOTS %melodrama
Thrown upon the World" is to be lresen-
ted in the Opera House here. The play
has wonderful scenic effects, a prison scene
being the greatest, and is filled with catchy
songs and taking dances.
List of letters remaining uncalled for in
the p. .. at Woodstown, week ending Nov.
rs: Miss Jennie SteIgous, Mr.. AnsbIn
Wells, VIM. ii. Simpson, Mrs. Maggie g.
Pyott, Joseph Levithan, Miss Clara Dun
ham, Miss Bertha Adams, Mrs. Arhart,
Mr.. L. II. Foamau.
The bright sun shine Of last Saturday
and the bracing, crisp atmosphere, filled
our town with people from miles around
and Mtching room was at a premium III
the afternoon. Our tradespeople were
busy, at least the deserving oues were,
and those who failed TO be benefited were
doubtless the undeserving.
G. L.. Sinnicks son announces that he has
bought the laundry business of X. Ansink,
and will hereafter receive and deliver
goods at the jewelry store OF ID. w. ".
White. Goods received Monday will be
returned Saturday. All work guaranteed