The Monitor., 1890-03-28

AC Ln6 sale Oh plopSiOJ VI 1ANh-
ry 3. Richman on Wednesday there was
large attendance and good prices were real
lied. the total overrunning the appraise-
ment several hundred dollars.
We have been informed that Richman
Coles is a candidate for the position of
County Collector, and also understand
that George B. Grier is striving to secure
the office. Both these gentlemen are fully
capable and have the confidence of all who
know them, and would do credit to the
trust.
Pbilip Y. Keen, who succeeds W. w.
Fox in the livery back of the OIera House,
has been overhauling and cleaning up
around the yard and stables, and every
thing looks as neat and tidy as the tradi-
tional new pin. Mr.. Keen's family moved
into the dwelling part of the house formerly
occupied by Miss Amanda Abbott.
II is said that our Bank did more dis
counting and cashed more checks on Tues
day of this week than ever before in the
history of this hourishing institution. If
they should ever conclude to move down
in the central part of the town their busi-
ness may grow to such proportions as
to require an increase of their clerical force.
The regular quarterly meeting of the
Salem County Board of Agriculture will
be held in McAllister's Hall, Woodstown,
on Wednesday, April 2Sd. The questions
to be discussed have been announced as
follows: s'Would it be advisable for farm
ers to raise fine-bred horse, BEST modes
of raising sweet and white potatoes" and
''Fertilizers.
Ernst Becker is having built in the Gel
lar of his restaurant building. a large re-
frigerator or ice box capable of holding six
IrAa ic t.rtxy
of ice next summer his intention being to
buy it by the carload. Builder JOS. G..
Stretch is doing the work. Mr.. Becker
is buying ice at present from the Davis ice
cream mandatory at Salem, paying 70
cents per 100 pounds.
We notice in one of our exchanges that
brother Pither, of the Swedesboro Neaos,
is down on the coast ducking. If this
should meet the eye of our friend, and he
should be so fortunate as to catch or shoot
more than he can manage for his own and
family use, we would be thankful for a
string of them. If there is any one thing
on this green earth that we prize more
than another it is ducks.
The New York World of yesterday says
that the reason given by the Board of Par
dons for the release of Whalen was that
the "Prosecutor and Judge reported that
there were doubts of his guilt" We are
inclined to think this will be news to Judge
Reed, who sat in Judgment on the case and
sentenced Whalen, likewise to d. j. Pan
coast and c. II. Sinnickson, who so far
as we saw and could judge had most to do
in prosecuting the offender.
Senator Everett has introduced bill iG-
to the Senate, which will be of value to tie
n,,hI;o sobooI taacbars in the smaller conn
ties. They are often kept from getting
their salaries for a long time because the
township collector must pay all school tax
to the county collector, and then must
wait for the county collector to pay 1t back
again before he can pay the teacher. Un-
der this bill the township collector can pay
the teachers with any money IN MS posses
sion ana return the WARRANT 70 eno oo"n.y ~
coliector as SO much c'sn. Ano.nel o..'
PROVIDES tnat interest sIa'' DC Paia oi o'-
eroue teaehers WARRANTS.
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Rev; +; .; Greui' Oh the De[ean @ paPo,ss os,s
Church, inliaueipnla, anu WIZ a. uaso 80 DeIA
visiting at 1oseph hiacai'lone' .n's "'eA.
James Vanneman and family started
from Philadelphia on wednesday higne
for Cerra Gordo, Illinois, where they VIII
reside.
Mrs. Rose Richman and family, VINO
moved from their farm in Pittsgrove, nave
located in New York, occupying house
on East o5th street.
Wilbert Sharp. son of Mr. and Mrs. JAS
Sharp, VINO has been at Pennington Semi
nary for the past two years, has come
home for the summer.
]. johnson Richman, of Ashbourne, Pa,
was in town on Saturday arranging for the
| funeral of Mrs. Harry Knisell, wife of his
employer. who died at that place last week.
pou II IT D,rs,l who has taken a
s,narnrmar.rv relai;on az Methodist