The Monitor., 1890-03-28
LOCAL N Jews.

"A SpecIal tram Tdu over OuT IbliTodu
about twelve o'clock last night.
Thomas Shull has smoked about 500
hams during the past three months.
Postmaster Hewitt has received q frame
in which the weather maps are displayed
leach day.
1t is said that Chas. s. Caffrey intends
Ito put the Clark mill property in the mar
4 ket some time soon
A couple with several small children and
Ia performing bear were encamped near the
Fair Grounds early in the week.
4 Harry Robbins is running the restaur-
Z ant in Crother's building. having purchased
#the business of James Vanneman.
81 Some large white oak logs, too big to
$saw, were split open with blasts of powder
lat Cole & Bro. S saw-mill last week.
II One of Piesgrove's moned men says
that he has, in his lifetime, had to pay
ISIS, 900 security money for other persons.
A pretty fioraF sight is a bunch of eleven
bright red lilies all grown in one pot dis
#played by Mrs. Sallie King i'll South Woods
#tOwn.
peek Bad Boy" in the Opera House
n asst night. drew the largest house of any
$performance this season, and the play was
well presented.
81 Several large holes al ong the roadway
each side of the iron bridge in South
$WOodstown need the attention OF the
street committee.
II VIM. P. Lippincott g. Co. sold twenty
two head of cattle at their sale on Thurs
day of last week. Prices were low, rang
zing from $50 to $53.
M The rival horse-breeders in this vicinity
have been having some pretty animated
discussions lately. and prospective suits
for libel are talked of.
# Dickinson & Lipplncott have conf
slmenced making cans for next seasons
back of tomatoes, and f. Wallace d Bro.
%{Ell sta rt next week.
IA The injector on the boiler at Stretch's
blaming mill gave out on Wednesday, and
Dir. Stretch made trip to Philadelphia
Yesterday in search of one to replace it,
# Thomas Green killed for David Lewis
Spn Friday three hogs weighing 1888, $50
AAnd $50 pounds each, and two for VIM.
6ickler on Monday weighing 56G and 459
bounds
VIZ VIM. b. Snelbaker, onr new marble
n han, has in his yard very nice set of
tone for the Rev. James Trickett. who
htely died at Alloway. He is getting lots
sipf work.
& The following is a list of letters remain
Ing uncalled for in the post office at Woods
&own, week ending March 22d. ThOs.
% rankin, Mrs. Tamzon James, Mrs. Jane,
4 Moore, Mrs. Eleanor Moore.
$ E. s. Fogg, Master in Chancery, sold on
Il Thursday, March Goth, the farm of Joseph
X. Norton, in Logan township, Gloucester
county, containing about 100 acres, to
Thos. s. Weatherby for So, 5000, subject
70 prior encumbrances.
SM w. w. Fox has purchased of Jacob
s Daley the house and livery stable on
South Pearl street, Bridgeton, at present
occupied by Foulk Il Turner. The pro-
perty covers sixty-six by about two hum
red feet. Mr. Fox will occupy the place
himself.
E# Inasmuch as the value of a newspaper
rs an advertising medium depends entirely
Il IN it's circulation, it is but fair to say that
|$the MONITOR has by far the largest circu-
il 5atlon of any paper published within nine
Y miles of its office. BY circulation we mean
bona fide, paid-up, subscribers.
John W, Goforth has improved the front
|pf his barber shop with new step, with
benches running from each side. This is a
4$H Hoted rendezvous for evening gatherings in
E5the summer, and the Squire" seems will
4Elng to consult their convenience to the ex-
g lent Of providing seats for them.
Ira Coles has sold his farm where he us ed
10 live. lately occupied by T. A. Marshall,
10 his brother, Bartholomew Coles. Mr..
s. Marshal moved on Lippincott Coles farm,
&v here Borton Somers has been living for
& several years. Mr.. Somers moved to a
farm down near Palatine station, owned
by Elijah Eastlack.
81 While John Haines was going out of his
new house ON Bowen avenue, on Saturday
u fternoon, he slipped and fell. His horse,
|s$w hich was standing unhitched near BY, be-
& eame frightened and ran away. Fortu-
"a 5Hately for MIR. Haines he received no SER
bus injury from the fall, and the horse and
agon were yndamaged.