The Monitor. [volume] (Woodstown, N.J.) 1884-1892, 1889-09-13
south Jersey yores.

Theodore Baker has harvested 25W bushels
OF onions, worth $1,000. of ten aeies of land
near Bri dgefon.
The Cold Spring Presbyterian church, three
miles from Cape May, will celebrate its one
hundred and sevenfy-ffth anniversary on
Tuesday, September 2ith.
From a single potato of the Beauty OF Hebron
variety, planted at Toms River last June,
over two bushels were harvested six weeks
later by farmer Il. P. irons
Horse thieves are dealt with leniently in
Woodbury.. The two who took Rev. samuel
Hudsons team out of the stable got or with
thirty day sentences for disorderIY conduct.
On Wednesday, the 18th inst. the members
of Trinity NJ. f. church. Bridgeton, Will hold a
jubilee. The cause is the payment of the last
mortgage on their church property OF 81 III. 30,
and Will leave the church free of debt for the
first time in its history.
4 large portion of the high brick walls of
the new building which is being erected for
the Cohansey Glass Companys tank furnace,
at Bridgeton, was blown out by the high
winds, entailing loss OF several thousand
dollars. The storm has been very severe in
Cumberland county, doing great damage TO
the standing crops and shrnbbery.
y most brutal and foul murder was COM
ing. The victim was Annie Z. Leconey, aged
about y years. The murderer is supposed to
be Francis Lingo. a eolored farm hand. The
horrible deed was done at the farm house OF
Chalkley Leconey. near Merchantyille, an
uncle of the murdered girl, for whom she kept
honse and il was first discovered by little
girl, who went to The mill for some feed.
Lingo was expected that morning TO work,
but did not come except to commit the muir
der He was afterward arrested, while work
ing for a neighboring farmer. Plumber was
evidently his object. as the house ran
sacked, and several hundred dollars stolen,
partly belonging to the murdered girl and to
Mr.. Leconey.
The storm the first four days of this week
WAS the most severe of any ever known along
the New Jersey coast. There is scarcely a
mile OF ocean front from Cape May To Sandy
Hook that does not show its rayages. The
ocean broke over its barriers. carrying de
struction before il at every one of the seaside
resorts. Breaches have been made at intervals
along the coast. new iniets opened and radical
changes made in the old ones. The loss must
reach into the millions. No trains were run
to Atlantic City on Tuesday, the meadows be-
tween that city and the main land being sub
merged TO the depth of several feet. At Cape
May, Anglesea, Sea Isle, Ocean City, Atlantic
several resorts between those points and
sandy Hook the loss in property is beyond
computation and months viii be required tc
repair the damage.
What you need to bring good crops with
out impoverishing your soil is low priced
mot low grade). animal bone fertilizer,
made by reliable firm. Baugh & Sons
Company, Philadelphia. have been manu-
featuring raw bone manures for about
thirty-five years; they were the original
manufacturers of raw bone phosphate, and
are now the only firm offering reliable
animal bone SIS phosphate. 1t drills well.
1t is not a low grade fertilizer. Send for
circular giving analysis and further inior-
nation.