The Monitor. [volume] (Woodstown, N.J.) 1884-1892, 1890-01-03
LOCAL NEWS.

The Bank and postoffice were closed on
Wednesday.
/. l.. Davenport took charge of Clark's
mill yesterday.
No session of the public schools was
held on Wednesday.
Our physicians report several cases of
''la grippe in this vicinity.
Don't forget to send in the date of your
sale and have it inserted in our list.
The Salem National Banking Co., have
declared a dividend of five per cent.
Miss Amanda Abbott has moved her
millinery store to farmers building.
Thomas Green killed for Henry Rich
man on Monday a hog weighing sos pounds.
Chas. B. Clark moved on Wednesday in
to the Dickson property, on Marion
street.
E. c. Haines on Tuesday shipped one
of his Perfect Can Filters to Denison,
Texas.
r. F. S. Gilman has had a curb laid in
front of his property, corner Main and
Mill streets.
The Salem National Banking Co. have
issued a neat New Years card and calen-
dar combined.
A sign bearing the street name has been
placed on Dickinson street, at the corner
of Nam street.
Nothing like our offer to ne W subscribers
has ever been made by any paper in this
locality. Read it carefully.
The operatives of the E. B. Humphreys
Pantaloon Co., took a holiday on Wednes-
day, the factory being closed.
AZ e. 1T G-onEalI rho rnaonflV moved
from Woodstown to C~larksboro, will re-
move to Woodbury. in the spring.
Mrs. ]. T. Ellis, of Ocean Grove, will
address a parlor meeting of the W.. Z. L.
u, at his place on the 14th inst.
Owing to the absence of Miss Broadway,
teacher, the Primary department OF the
public school was closed on Monday.
Call the attention of your friends who
do not take our paper to the liberal offer TO
new subscribers, published this week.
The regular meeting of the County
Board of Freeholders will be held in the
Court House at Salem next Wednesday.
A temperance meeting will be held in
Friends Meeting House, limo. 18th, loSV,
at o'clock p. NJ. All are cordially invited
to attend.
Notice of the semi-annual dividend OF
six per cent on the stock of the First Ma
tional Bank of Woodstown, is given IN an
other column.
Get UP a club of three or five new sub
scribers, and secure some handsome DOCKS
for your trouble. For particulars, reau
our Mammoth Book Offer.
Jon. Bee and his force of masons have
lust completed the erection OF two DricK
ice houses, one at the Wing Lane Cream
cry and one on the farm OF Elmer Gaunt'
The New Jersey Fruit and Vegetable
Packers Association, organized last July
in Elmer, will hold a meeting on the iotn
inst. The place has not vet been decioeo
on.
Mr.. JOS. Dafield, while attending a hog
killing at his brotheT-in laws last Friday,
had his third finger gnawed and bitten
nearly off by a iatting hog which he was
killing.
List of letters remaining uncalled Tor IL
the postofiice at Woodstown, week ending
Dec. rs. Mrs. Henrietta Thomas, Mr.. FRANK
Wringle, Isaac II. Martin, John Chambers,
John Knox.
The recent burglaries in this vicinity
have stirred up our residents and severai
rave recently made purchases OF reviewers
and made other arrangements to protect
their property from thieves.
Sharptown has raised some big hogs TINS
year. Charles b. Robinson has killed ioi
Geo. Young one weighing 4S3 pounds; iol
John Keen, a ~5l9-pounder, and one io'
Ro5t. Bell weighing 504 pounds.