The Monitor. [volume] (Woodstown, N.J.) 1884-1892, 1890-07-11
H-arrison,ine Nores.

Harr1souS1Ile NOres.
The Fourth is over for another year, and the
small boy is sorry. lie wants to stuff his
pockets again with fire-crackers and matches
and continue the racket. The crackers fired
OF here, however, didn't crack much, but
seemed TO have The spasmodic cholera. A
large flag was displayed in front of virgins
store. The children made all the noise that
was raised, while the men looked on and
quietly discussed various topics.
Among the visitors here on Independence
Day were WIN. Porch aud wife, of Ca mden,
guests of Robert Porch; Joshua Dawson, wife
and son, Harry Borden, wife and daughter,
Estelia Compton and daughter, all of Wood
bury, the guests OF Frank and David Lip
pineott.
Charles starn and VIM. Banks were the first
shippers OF white potatoes from this section.
They received last week 81 per barrel.
Charles Holdcrart and family were visiting
at Woodbury. last sunday.
The finest field of corn anywhere around Is
Hugh Grimshaw's. a large part of it was tall
enough TO hide a horse on thelast day ofJune.
Samuel Ridgway's, just across the line, is con-
sldered equal 10 Grimshaw's.
samuel Pimm has had his dwelling repaired
and a handsome new portieo is being built
thereto by swigert & Dare.
Tn base ball team drove over to Elmer on
thsFourth and played against the Elmer bat
ters, but lost the game. Our boys say they
were never better entertained, and came
home well pleased with the trip.
The only colored gentleman In this place is
Henry Graves, who, longer than l can tell. hus
lived in the employ OF DIR. $. r. Stranger.
Henry Graves, let me say, is not a grave fell
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human heiug. An dav Monday he was cfay-
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at the sight OF ii he would bark like IA dog.