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goroagh Couneii.

The regular meeting III borough council
was held III TIE Mayors oiliee Oh Monday
night, with all members except Ballinger
present.
BIN of Geo & Grier for 1451 gallons oil,
si4 81. fro Mar % 6, My 4, was order
I'd paid.
Mayor Richman. as committee on having
signal bill placed at railroad crossing ia
South Woodstown, reported that the rail
road company, in reply To u reqnest for an
electro bell at this crossing, stat ii that
they die Hot tJina an electric bell would
be satisfactory, as such bell would nave TO
be operated from the station, Which is too
far distant. but that they had the matter
L ;isier Consideration. IL was moved that
the placing of u bell or signal oi some kiud
be insi, ted upon, aud the railroad company
SO Informed.
The road committee. having been order
ed t, notify Wm. &. Foster to raise some
of the stones i'll onc OF The crossings before
ACCEPTING same, reported that stones had
not been raised. Tae matter was left IN
their hands, ;he bill to be paid when they
decided the work to be satisfactory.
On motion, ordered that two new pnnps
he purchased and put III place in front OF
| Peterson's blaek aud near Friends meet
| ing house, those now ia use there being
| worn out. aud also ordered that the remain
| ing public pumps over toHn BE- pat i'll per
| feet repair.
The committee on drafting new ordinance
| for water-w orks we're OF motion ordered 10
| prepare an ordinance. aud present same at
next meeting, Mr.. Lawson voting against
tie motion.
A motion WAS carried that a committee
be appointed to ascertain the cost OF hook
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them OF practical character, aud thus be
Il source OF helpfulness tc those engaged in
this woik.
Sunday, May 1Ttli--at PeBnsgrove. Rev.
s. w. Clark III preach in the morning at
Emmaum III. E church. On some theme
apprei rate 10 the DIRK. Ia the afternoon a
conference OF ~ orksrs will be held at Bethel
NJ. p. church, aud in the evening there wilt
te a popular meeting at st. Pau's NJ. E.
church, " ith tao az three addresses in
relation to the work.
Monday, the 18Th It Pennsyille. an even
ing service IN the NJ. i. church, addressed
by Rev s. ". Clark.
Tuesday, the 19eh-Qnntun, with an
afternoon meeting in the Baptist Chapel,
aud a popular evening meeting in tie NJ.
E church, addrt sst 10y Rev. S. w. Clark
and probably others.
SUNDAY, the 81 IL Noodstown, With an
all. day meeting. Rev. 5. w. Clark will
preach 10 TIE morning at lac Presbyterian
church, and conference Of workers v i'll be
held III the Baptist church intbe afternoon,
and an evening meeting in tie VI. i.
church, 20 be addressed By Rev. S. w.
Clark aud others.
Monday, the 25th-AlIoway. An after
noon conference III the NJ. +. church aud 4
popular meeting in tse evening AT tie Zap
tist church, to be addressed by Rev. A. II.
Sem bower, ef Salem.
Tuesday, tie 26th--An evening meeting
in the Friendship NJ. Z. church, in Upper
PitsgroVe.
Wednesday, the 271l'-EImer IN alter
noon conference in the Presbyterian church
and popular meeting in the evening in he
NJ. Z church, to he addressed by S. W.
Clark, Rsy. w. V. Louderbough, of Salem,
and others.
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AuDura accounts.

We had quite u snow squad on "Wednesday.
The parsonage i being treated 10 a new coat
of paint.
George kcsslcr, who died MT Swedesbaro on
Wednesday, was for many years a respected
resident of his vicinity.
Last Friday being the frst of May, the
teachers and pupils Of our school were seen
vending their way through our village on
their way 10 log landing to spend IA after
noon in the woods, Amer gathering many
flowers and partaking OF the many games
necessary to the enjoyment Of the little ones,
about six;y-nve pupils and Il few visitors sat
down TO repast OF lemonade aud cake. All
returned home very Tired, bnt having thor
oughly enjoyed themselves.
The following are the names OF the pupils
standing highest in onr school daring the
month Of April: Mabel +. Beien 9as4. Willie
l.. Featherer s. G. Eva l.. Hoffman 9sss. Han
ME A. Lsyman 80 liz. ENNIS d. Fea,herer
81 S. Primary Deparlment-Rachsi Lippin-
colt 9Ssss, Anna Park sisa ocneva Lippincott
ssss, Walter Grown 50 10. George Graham sole.
JAeKls.Tax-PuLTIr.
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Just over me County Lines.

The 81 edt sbor0 base ball club has en-
gagemeits for every Saturday during May,
June, July, August aud September.
Pitman Grove has be,n improved by Tie
erection of ever thirty cottages silce last
season, aud four art. sian wells have recent
~ been driven.
Viueland ligerymen have decided to
raise the price of horse aud carriage hire.
they assign, as reason for doing So, the
Increased cost OF hay and grain.
Charles Griner. of atdtsbofo, an en-
ploye i'll Blacks Hour mill, was caught by
u belt last week aud was carried around
The shalting, sustaining severe iuj Iries.
At Se edesburo, on W.dnesday. Deteo.
tive Garrison arrested Frederick Fnni, OF
Camden, on Il charge OF illegally selling
beer and . iiiskey from a wagon in Glun-
ct ster county. lie Was held III $500 oaii
To answer at court.
The Executive Committee Uf the New
jersey State Teachers Association, at the
request of a large namiber OF teachers S, has
decided To hold The ii.xr annual convention
at Asbury PAX, July /. . and 3 An at
traotive programme VIII he l!sthtt d
Hon. W. i. Hafris, United States Goluluis.
>ioner of Education, is expected To be
present AID deliver an address Circulars
nave bceu sent To every teacher in The
State. asking Tor large attendance.
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Ync Reason Nny,

Il may have been noticed that The ad
veitiseneni of John NanamGker has not
appeared IN the MONITOR for some weeks
past. Willie the relations BETWEEN us ana
Ibis great merchant are in TO way ell ain, q,
it may be that We wont get "righttd MP"
III tine fer tie fan iade. Three or four
weeks ago. in making mp our paper, his
advertisement Was iu some way iesSened
il its advertising force, his advertising
msn.ger. ar Gillian. claims, by he
peculiar manner v hich We put it Together
la cur paper. AS nc looks after maj teis
pretty esrsiGl.y he at uuce wrnic Us, or
uus. Of his sIbul dinates " roie Tor hiio. ut d
gave us TO unds rsiaud that he cont acie q
iur the best position add aauted II, ana
hoped we wauid see that there VAS no re-
currgnca of What no considered a mEtila
tioil of Ills adytiE ssmei Wewrote him that
y lille We had nos espeeisliy alned 10 get
matters is the shape coml''aine OF, II Mas
oae OF the mistakes. II it was such. that
might happen IL the best Of newspaper
eiliees, aud as the case had been called up
Gas the lawyers say We todd him that lie
VAS 10 more Gissa,isfie nth our work
than we ere y it'll his compensation. In
bis reply to this allegation We wtre gwen
t. understand that We could do as best
suited us whether We pIinted his adv. OF
NOT, bat il We did, We mnst give him all
he contracted for. The same mistake
might oocnr again, although 1t is The first
ia six years, and as The pay is mighty
light We have Cor the present dropped him
out. His price may be all be thinks cur
space is worth 10 him, Che is the best judge
OF that) but as there Was nothing in IT for
US, from our standpoint of observation, tits
possible that We may g. left oat of bis list
OF advertisers euii,ely. One thing, however.
we arc willing to affirm t., that we surely
uili AID want to be left out unless he
.aises cur compensation. Mr.. w. is DO
doubt good uian, and we know be keeps
large store which has the reputation of
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Cnureu Nores.

Rev. NJ. N. Smith, of Puma, a one
armed veteran, Ill speak at the Baptist
church next Sunday, morning aud evening.
In the NJ. E Church next Sunday morn.
ing there will be @ larserly meeting love-
feast at 8 Is and at 10. 80 the pastor, Rev
A II. Eberhatdt, will deliver q special
sermon on The general and special
Providence Of God, as Indicated by the fire
III this town on LAST Sunday night" The
subject for the evening sermon will he
Cast intn the furnace Of fire" The
Presiding Elder will preach this (Fiidas)
evening, aud afterward bold Quarterly
Conference.
The ANIMAL meeting ofofiicers and teach
ers of the NJ. f. Sunday school was held
in the lecture room Of the church last ever
ing. Some very creditable reports were
given as to the condition Of school. by the
Supt. and Sec'y With but few exceptions
nearly all the Old off ,ers war. re.elscsed,
as follows: Supt., Miss A. Abbott; Asst.
Supts., James P. Stratton, d. r. Cruise;
Secty, A. D. Snelhaker; ASST. Secy.,
Isaiah Conoyer; Miss. Seety., E s.
Fugg; Treas, Chas p Reeves; Miss.
Treas, VIM. bIattson; Org ansF. Miss
frankie Fogg; Asst. Organist, Joel q:
Snebaker; Choiister, Mis- Sallie French;
Librariaus. Chas. B. Grier, Joel g. snel.
baker, S. Morris Hewitt; Mr.. and Mrs.
g. p. Reeves were reelected Supi. Of
infant class. Mr.. and Mrs. Reeves have
been faithful officers in this work, bav-
ing had charge of this class continuously
for twenty five years. The tital number
al names nov enrolled In the school is
253, and the average attendance for the
year 1121.
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Daretown Dots.

1t has been very cold now | told you.
Several CT our young folks went over 10 the
entertainment at YorketOWn Tuesday
night and report having AN excellent time.
Thu Yerketown people have The reputation
of getting up tirst class entertainments.
weare sorry TO report DIR. panlding sill on
The sick list. The doctor was taken suddenly
with paroxysn of pain on Wednesday OF last
week, ana has been confined 10 his bed ever
| since. DIR. Cook attended him and his p
| Iienis. DR. Allen was also in attendance on
Monday. We hope to the doctor about
again sf-cn-
Mrs. L. Myers has returned home after an
absence OF nearly three weeks.
Pastor Myers returned from his grandfatf-
er's funeral in Hun,erdon county last sa;ur-
day, and states that his grandsather's death
was the result ola accident, The cid gen.
;leinan who was very active had been 10 the
mill and while unlocking his horse he ami
nal took fright and started with Que side
hooked, throwing him against the hen hcuse
and injuriug him internally, He lived only
twenty four hours. surely 81 horse is vain
thing for safety"
Miss Emina Foster. OF Pittsgrove. was the
guest OF Miss Ruth and keturah Gray on
Monday afternoon last.
Edward Archer Is the possessor of a very
fac Collie Sheppard pup.
Now ifehtcken thieves do not let up,
Ned will surely uachaiH the pup,
Then his barking will rouse the neighbors up
And The thieves be eaus hi and placed in Ike
lookup.
We are glad to hear that Mrs. Quimtop Cur
liden /, better this week.
We learn lh1t MN. Robbins has sent TO
Mex justices tlainl, 6 stables 70: speed de-
veluf inent his stallion Design. full brother
to YOrheiown ieile sa1@ Mr.. Robbins Is ia
great aGmirer Of the Volunteers AVID be has
been very successful in breeding Them, The
above mentioned are Of he Volunteer stock
Design d. not your tr;iuing resign,
For who ca tell
But thai you may beat your sister Belle.
Charles HiIchucr has sent his three year
old Santa Ci Us colt TO Nlaholas Justice for
training. This Is said 10 be very promising
colt.
MOI simp'y because he's 1 Santa Claus,
Bat because he Is going fast
And Is thong HI 10 be able to last.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hartman. OF spring iiitl, Ia.
are visiting at Amos Bnzby's this week
Just tie very Eve OF the month we per-
| ceive that a certain writer ia the Elmer T.rses
has be Audacfty 10 tHis US OF wearing Gnini-
vere's coat.
It's mighty queer i. Bitter Pin
Il charged WITH everything around here;
Bur one thing be known,
The truth IN own,
But The writer lrsm where she haii7
BE she male or female,
Man or @oinlsn dear?
| one thing certain. Pin am not Gninivere
There Is "A man just ont OF town,
w n. a R,ot. L. a
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sunday Night FIRE.

Woodstown narrowly escaped serious
and extensive couilagraiion on Sun
day night, but the absence OF wind
and the earnest work Of those pres
ent prevented. About / o'clock fire broke
ont in the building OH Z lst avenue occu
pied by WilbeIt Richnlan as a poultry shop,
aud used as manufactory for the Darling
ton Safety Fire Kludlers. il large num-
Der Of the kiudlers, recently m lde up, made
a fieice fire, and the building was soon cnii.
sumed. not without some damage to VIM.
b. Snelbakers building adj ,iuing on the
vest. The total loss, on hich there was
DO insurance, lis placed at about 5000, disjd-
ed as follows: Esalt Richman, building
1926. Wilbert Richman, contents, 5000,
Wright & Richman. kindiers aud ma.
chinery, $3.50, VIM. B. Sne'baker S25. The
building will probably be rebuilt.
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Tnarrfed.

CRU aEL-Wp0D-On Aplii Is. 1891, by
Rev. George ". Eiilag. at his residence. 3i5
Benson street. Camden, y. J., Nj. Phlip
Cru mel 10 Miss Mary l. Wood, both or
Salem county, y J.
osELL-tEAL-April 2sth, by Rev NJ.
James. john ). Howell, and Miss Fannie Peal,
all Of Cedar Grove.
AGEES-FRAZER-Af Deerfleid April ed
by the Rev. ". a. Liiiey. Isaac IL sslser-, of
Deeitieid, ana Miss Nellie 5. Frazer, OF Centre
ton y j.
FLETCHISGER-AtM Marlboro,
pril >, by Rev H. III tieade, assisted by Rev.
} Z. Bowen, " iliam ' Heiium of Stiein, II
} .-and u ISIS Bessie FiefchiHg-r. ai Marlboro.
CHAPMAN-sIMPK 25th. 1891. in
Gii-sbaro, 1T The ~. parsonage, by Rev. j.
III. Miekie. John l. ChaptuaD. OF sIniiic;. Hill,
ttid d iss Viola simpkiiis of Glassboro.
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Peseofia2.

Nathan Thorae is seriously Ill at his res
idence iii North Woodstown.
Elwood c. Mount, of Westville, n. j..
VAS in tow n on Tuesday, the guest of w.
Harry Smith.
Chas. d Coles Of Salem. and J ". Lip.
pincott, of Woodstowu, sptnt Sunday in
Jenkiniown. Pa, being guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. Harry Kites.
We ara glad to state that the reported
serious illness Of Mrs Dr.. Il. A. Wilson.
OF Woodbury., taken from n Woodbury.
paper, and printed IN the MONITOR last
week. was a misstatement Mrs. wilson
is recovering rapidly from her recent ILL
ness, to the joy of her many fitnds.
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CHC h(ltES.
FRIEHDs-Services on First and Fifth DAYS at
i03D A. NJ Monthly meeting first Tuesday
after last Monday in the month. First-day
School meets at 800 O'Clock every First-day
morning.
Services at 10 30 a. NJ. and 145 p. NJ. PRAYER
lleeting Wednesday at 745 Pm.
sunday school at 200 p M, Superintendent,
Miss Amanda Abbott.
BAPTisT-Rev- X. Il. Albin.
Services ut 1913 a. NJ. and 100 P. NJ PRAYER
meeting Thursday at 7.3U P. NJ.
sunday School at 200 p NJ, Joseph Bradway
Superintendent.
UhrisLian Eadeavor Society meeting Tues
day evening at Z 80 O'Clock.
PKESBY rERIAN--hev. Is. 4. johnson.
Services at 1890 A. NJ. and 7.45 p. NJ. PRAYER
meeting Wednesday ut 7.S P. NJ.
sunday school ut Ii. 10 A. NJ. ). E. JaQuette,
superintendent
CATHoLIo--Rev. Father Tracey.
Services every other Sunday at9A.M.
LODGES AND SOCIETIES.
WooDsTowN LODGE No. los, l. .. q. T.
Meets every Tuesday evening In Turner'S
buildinB
WooDsrows LODGE, No. lbs, +. & A. NJ
Meets fuesday evening, ON or before full
moon and two weeks thereafter, In Borton's
Hall.
Meets in Turner's Building every Friday
evening.
MosAGsA TRIBE, No. AZ. IMP. o. r. NJ
Meets In Turner's Building every Monday
evening.
Meets every Wednesday evening in Turner's
Building.
HARMONY COUNCIL, No. SIS, o. U. A. M
Meets every Tuesday evening In kiley's
Building.
SscoSS UNION LOAN AND BUILDING AssooIA-
VIoN, meet second saturday evening in each
month"; ut 7o'clock. in John Holmes office.
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naacoc.'s bridge Happenings. =.

Mr. aud AIRS. Eli Ale, OF Trenton, have been
visiting al his village.
Chiidren's Day viii be observed 1T the NJ.
E. church on the sec md sunday in June.
Il. d. Griecom has received Il barge load OF
oyster shells which be Is placing on his wharf.
Lewis > Carl! has put fence of his own
design .ronni his yard, which makes u neat
appearance.
Several of those who have been engaged
in sh I'd fishing turned their attention 10 fish
lug for sturgeon This week.
There was u irost at this place Monday
morning, ahd snow fell fora few minutes on
Tuesday and Wednesday.
mnei Smith died n his home near this
yiliJge on Thursday OF last week. The funeral
took piac Oh II Indy. R.r ;. c. JoaassA
preaching. The iniertDent ut Salem.
John Grseu OF the firm OF Green & Bro,
sturgeon fishermen, have taken their seow
down to the mouth of Alioway's creek where
he is engaged IN the manufacture of
cay i;lre, George, the other partner, being al
Bay Side
The history OF Salem County now running
ia the MoS .7os is read with interest. The in
sti,nlent given last week continuing history
OF L. \. Creek and AN account oithe MISS ere
at Haneoet's Bridge ia HIS vi Particular
interest 10 those ia this vicinity.
jacob kidsway led at bis home in this
village on thursday evening a ril 3)th, III an
ADVANCED age, His illness wss brieI as he was
stricken lay paralysis o.sIy "a few days before
his death. he funeral took place at the III.
L, church sundsy- Eev-s {. johnson
preached deeply affecting sermon from the
words, Blessed nie The dead " hieh die in the
Lord" Rev II 10. Thepalbedrers were Henry
Elweil. Eric Carlson, Frank Bradway and
j. keasbey Smith. The internent Was made
in the Friends csmstery ut H4rmersvi.ie.
The deceased was member OF the NJ. T.
church Ill This piece and died la The tliumphs
Of The Chrislian faith. He was our oldest
CT izsn and III 2 presence CT this aged mita VIII
be greatly missed in the community.
WMJ. SMITH
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Charles Hum bad narrow escape Of his
lie The other day They were saving wood
with It circular SAM " hen The axle broke and
the saw went down between his feet.
The ruufoH the parsonage Is TO be raised.
we have two usher. ut the church NOW.
Services tor next sabbat are. Love feast Mt
Ga NJ; preaching by he Presiding h.derat 10
a. m; sund ,s-schonl Ut ? 80 p. IN: Erworth
PRAYER meeting AT p. IA. led by Sadie Hliil;
preaching by the pastor al zap. m, subject,
II he letter 10 The Church of sardiS.r
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sunaay.scnoo, Nee,tnss.

A series OF township meetings il the inter
est OF The Sunday. school cause have been
arranged by the county and township secre-
taries OF Salem consty, 10 be held at the
places and on the dates given below. Rev.
s. w. CLARK, The State Secretary aud other
Sunday school workers, will be present at
these meetings, the design being 10 make
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Iied.

DARE Near Aldine, May 9th, David D.
Dare, in The SJth yer 81 his age.
BOUS In ssiein, May 5ih, Captain Robert
III Boon, aged - years moat hs aud Is Il lys.
eMiTGI- l.. =. Gr-eA township, y lfli 3ol h.
S.sfniiei smitn, aged 81 Year
ElOGW AY-At Haneock's Bridge, April
35th, Jacob Ridg way, aged 81 Years.
Ii AhNEf-ln 5ais.IsI, May Sd, 1881. Eebecca
Il. Har ey, dauS hier OF the late Minor and
Lydii /. iiarvey.
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heiiy & Ayers shipped 10 cases Of tomatoes
the 81 Of May.
BIZ. lillian Atkinson and family, spent
Sunday with Mrs. Atkinson's sister.
Mr.. Charles Pogue's live stock has been
diminished by he loss Of a horse and COW.
Another COW Is very low.
Mrs Josi h I Harris's horse fell In n 1T
while coming from Salem last Tnursd 4y,
throwing MIS-. IL. TO the gro.nd where she
was picked up partially uncons cious by Thee.
ii. Birchniire and taken TO her home DR..
Good was summoned who pronounced The
injuries serious but not fatal.
The colorea people from Berry's Chapel gave
"A concert in The Town Hall last Saturday
evening.
ment to play in salem on Decoration day,
May 39th.
Mrs. Lydia Applegafe has brood of ban
iafps, one ni VII CT II = thee feet.
Nj SEES Fanny ana eheilie M1oto. of Woods
Town, and Miss Mary Bassett, Of Pennsville,
were the guests of NJ SIS Anna Fogg last week.
Mr.. Benz o. Robinson spent last Saturday
and Sunday in Morristown 1T his daughters
Mr.. and Mss. Lewis Gale OF GlassDoro, have
been visiting Mrs James Eberhardt.
Nj. Warren shinn, OF wooastown, was the
guest of Nj. Charlie. Hires lasI Sunday.
The members OF The Quarteriy Talent Fund
of the Eaptisi. church met last Tuesd1y even
Ing in the Chapel. The sum If 5000 was taken.
The following Is a list of letters remaining
in Qainion post-ofliee April sOlh: John p.
Bradway, Elsie p Colln, " esley B. Dickinson,
James Gibbs, Nancy Valentine, Stephen
Valentine. EVE.
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being a good trading point. but g hat work
the MONITOR does for him it wants reason
able remuneration fer. and from this time
henceforii will get it or won't do the
work. We learn by one of our neighbors,
who was in the city the early part of last
week and visited the Wanatnaker piabt.
that business appeared to be going ON jast
tie same az usual
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Orlce hours, 6.36 A. Nj. to 500 P. NJ.
MAILS CLcsE--For all points below Wood
bury, u 80 A. M; for Philadelphia and points
beyond, 7.4J A. M, iz.l7. 90 Il. NJ; Tor Saiein
gly a. NJ. and 500 p. NJ; for Sharptown, $50 a.
NJ and 5.3 p NJ
MAILS ARRIvg-74,, a.2a A. M, 500 p M from
salem, II 81, 429 P. NJ; from Sharptown, 7.3u
M and $50 +. NJ.
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Hicccturu.
WEST JERSEY RAILROAD
~, .. >, n .lffas Dao iifb Ikf0

Trains leave Woodstown, gong north, 1.07,
q 90 M, I227, f.l9, 6.07 P. NJ. Sundays, 742 AM.
JAP NJ. Arrive in Phiadelphia, $50, 0, A.
2rrllrs leave WoDdstown, going south-737
92e A. NJ, 2.4s, 5.i9 6.57 2. NJ. Sundays 1886 A. M.
6.35 2. NJ.
90 10 A. n, l.3U, 4l0, $40 p. NJ sundays, s. 10
A A. s. Is p, NJ.
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/ rne following persons sign, d the
application of Samuel French,
Woodstown. for license, May term of
court. lS90.
Ewalt Hickman, C. II. Miller.
/ " iiliam Robbins, Frank. p. Wallace,
1 ID. b. w addingl John 4. hughes,
Michael ,iarvey, John X. Deacon,
Iohu Holmes, Nicholas .fusliee,
IA. W. Aussin, leo. W. Burton,
/ Richard Gosling, Frank W. Iredeli |
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PrLsssRovE LIBRARY AND READING Roo,

OPEN 5ATURDAYs FROM 3.UU TO quo r ~
second story Riley's Building.
Membership fees.
ANNUAL TAX. ..$l.00
Permits granted for the use OF books at 8
,ents per week, on application to any of the
trustees.
IS. Fose, Secretary.
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A rARIAN SUPPLIES Rec hfv*s and f1x-
IA turcs. ]. ID, COLES, wo0dsIpwn. s.t-tG
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JNoR sALE-A\fc3ne- harA buggy, In coed
II coadissnn An sets$fine bs,ssd-ssitchsd
harness. viii be sa1<<heap tor cash. Apply
Il " Inner isys~ss iisely stable. Y oodssowa.
The Monitor. [volume] (Woodstown, N.J.) 1884-1892, 1891-05-08

Any person wishing to purchase good,
reliable watch. gold or silver, can't do bet
ter than to call on White, the jeweer, as
he has made the watch business a speciality
for several years. You will get the full
worth OF your money every time.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1891-11-07
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