The Monitor., 1891-03-27
LOCAL N EWS.

Wednesday, the 25th, was splendid
moving day.
Plenty of complaints last week about
water in cellars.
The Misses Hunt gave progressive
euchre party on Wednesday night.
]. w. While has sold his law office to
Hannah Shockley, of Baileytown.
To-day is Good Friday, legal holiday
10 some States, but not in New Jersey.
Those contemplating matrimony should
see THE Moss FAMILY in "Qaick Match.'
A meeting to organize a Driving club
will be held in McAllisters Hall March 3lst.
Tue Moss FAMILY are creating furor
with the sandolines in their comedy skit
IA @ lick Match"
Model servants and misohievous children
can he found only in THE Moss FAMILY's
comedy, "a Quick Match
Don't forget the entertainment to be
given in the Presbyterian Church this
evening by the Kings Daughters.
The Moss Family are the only comedy
family carrying an original "Bung Town
Band'' as seen in IA Quick Match"
Thos. Durr and Michael Callaghan, Jr.,
have moved to Chadds Ford. Pa, " here they
will tax charge of w. NJ. Shuster's large
dairy farm. H
"TuE MERRY GYrsIEs" introduced in
the farcical comedy, "a Qaick Match" by
the Misses May and Bsrtha Noss has made
q decided hit.
Letters remain uncalled for in the
Woodstown post o flee for Mr.. VIM. Howe,
Mr.. Oliver ackson, Miss Maggie Bowen,
Emeline Milton.
David Borton, ofMullica Hill, has sold
his Percheron stallion Lafayette at
private sale to Rdgway Bros. of Hancock's
Bridge, for $500.
If you want fun go and hea. THE Moss
FAMILY play the Oxophones; positively
new aud original novelty, produced only in
"A Quick Match"
The days will lengthen quite rapidly
from this time forward until the 2lst Of
June, when they will be at their greatest
length for the year.
Clown" is the Correct thing" to write
10 the lower right corner of the envelope
now, instead of City" for local letters.
1t is entirely English.
If you want to hear music made from
old junk bottles and broked china. do not
fail to see this speciality in THE Moss
FAMILY's Quick Match
Ifyou want the address Of your paper
changed this spring, please notify us. Do
not tail to give your old address, as we'll as
that Of your new post office.
VIM. Ruff discovered one morning this
week traces of a supposed burglar who
had entered his house by one of the wind
ows. Nothing W as missed, however.
Auumber of Woodstown's young ladies
are taking lessons on the banjo, and it is
said class Of players will be formed, to
be instructed by Miss Foster. of Salem.
AGnEAr SENSATION is caused by Squire
Skeeters galloping down the turnpike to
unite two as one. To be seen only 10 THE
Moss FAMrLY's absurditv "a Quick
Match"
District Deputy R,ary. of Cedarvile,
made his annual visit to Woodstown Lodge
No. 139. +. and A. NJ, on Tuesday night.
A number from neighboring lodges were
In attendance.
Miss Aunie Macaltioner has purchased
of ID. w. Lippincott the stock aud fixtures
of his store in Turner's building. ana mas
taken charge Of the same. Mr.. Lippnco OFT
has moved to Camden.
Peterson 6 Davis, of Woodstown, will
have in a few days carload OF choice
Early Rose Potatoes, right from Holton.
Maine, which they will sell for s400 per
barrel il taken out of the car.
. when In woodstown so sec Massey's stock
OF CLOCKS and watchss.