The Monitor. [volume] (Woodstown, N.J.) 1884-1892, 1890-12-12
kGCAL NEWS.

We will print a Christmas issue next
Friday.
1t looks now as though it would be an
old-fashioned winter.
The snow on Monday was the heaviest
since the winter of 1887.
w. p. Lippincott & Co.'S COW sale on the
Fair grounds next Monday.
Neither of the stores of E. 3. Hum
phreys will be open on Christmas day.
Charles B. Clark has gone into the meat
and provision business in Philadelphia.
Letters remain uncalled for in the post.
Office addressed to Saml. Layman and Mr..
JOS. Whey.
Wilbert Richman took in from one man
on Tuesday, 400 pounds of chickens, for
which ne paid a64.
The annual meeting of the stockholders
OF the First National Bank, for the election
of directors. will be held Jan. 10, 1891.
A correspondent on one Of the back
streets complains of the practice of empty
ing coal ashes in the centre of the street.
Thos. Green has lately killed some large
hogs as follows: Jas. Fitzpatrick, All; Asa
*. Pedrick, 42S; Smith Simpkins, 437;
Arts Seagraves, 429.
George Davenport, brother of |. Lewis
Davenport. of Woodstowu, has gone into
the lumber and coal business at Ceilings
wood. Camden county.
The New York World publishes a list Of
II four-year-old colts that have trotted
better than $50 this year. "Be.lman,"
? 223 stands nineteenth i'll the list.
Marble man Foster has recently erected
in The 8 aptist Cemetery neat tombstones
at the graves of Mrs. Mary Broadway, John
Edwards and Rebecca Davenport.
An expert housewife says: can egg,
the white of which cooks hard while the
yelk keeps soft enough to fly out and
squirt over You, is an egg that has been
preserved"
An entertainment consisting of recita-
Baileytown U. A. NJ. E. Church next
Friday evening, 10Th inst. Admission 10
and 10 cents, Children, 5 cents.
Read the new advertisement of VIM. H.
Van Lier in another column. Highest
prices will be paid for poultry, and a
fine line of groceries can be found at the
store in South Woodstown.
If a tablespoonful of kerosene be put
into four quarts of tepid water, and this
be used in washing windows and mirrors,
instead of pure water, there will remain
upon the cleaned surface a polish no
amount Of mere friction can give.
The first run of the early mail train was
made on time yesterday, tie train being in
charge of Conductor Packer. Only one
passenger was on the train as it passed
through Woodstown. No mail was re-
ceived on it, but newsdealer Mount receiv-
ed his papers byit.
A. the Baptist church, Woodstown, on
Thursday, 18th inst, at $50 p. NJ, a leo
ture will be delivered by the Rev. w. E.
Needham. of Philadelphia, OF Faces and
Places" illustrated. Tickets 25c. Child
rem under 70 years, Zoe. Proceeds for
benefit of churet funds.
The fourth series of stock in the Second
Union Loan and Building Association will
mature with the December payment. Loan
holders in that series who are not in arrears
will then be entitled to have their security
cancelled, and stockholders not having
loans will be entitled to payment ofthe par
value of their stock in full, 800 per share.
Quarter OF Il ream, containing 100 sheets OF
heavy letter paper, l6cts. 100 high-cut, einch
government envelopes, Ice, at Humphreys.
You can get u heavy, warm winter overcoat
at Humphreys for s2.eS.