The Monitor. [volume] (Woodstown, N.J.) 1884-1892, 1891-03-06
LOCAL N VS..

Joel SEclbaker's house on Dickinson st.
will soon be flushed.
Thos. Green killed this We * a hog for
David F.. Davis weighing 52j pounds.
Al engine off the track at Salem delay
ed the early morning train on Wednesday.
The polls for thu Borough election next
Tuesday will bsopen from 6 A. M. to z
p. NJ.
Council has awarded to VIM. B. Foster
the contract to lay three tagged crossings
in the centre of town.
The township causus will be held this
afternoon in McAllister's Hall, and the
Borough caucus tonight.
If the man up the street would Keep
quiet his return to Woodstown would
scarcely be known to many.
Letters remain uncalled for in the post.
Office addressed to Z NINA Bower, Jesse
Holman and Joseph LAvithan.
j. Warren Smith and John Austin, who
recently purchased the VIM. Austin farm,
intend turning it into a stock farm.
Jacob Casper who lives Oh the Jno.
Webster farm, will move on Tuesday next
to Chas. Timberman's farm near Alloway.
The friends of Miss Pauline Davis made
her a surprise visit on Monday night, en-
joying a pleasant evening in games and
other pastimes.
Mayor Richman provided shelter in the
lookup on Wednesday night for a cripple
who was On his way to Philadelphia to
enter a hospital.
Mrs. Mary A. Austin has purchased the
house ow ued by Josiah NJ. Brick. and will
occupy the same, while Mr.. Brick will
move to P~ennsgrove.
The Moss Family Concert Company will
give one of their excellent entertainments
in the Opera House at Woodstown on
Sata rday, April 18th.
Mrs. VIM. Zane has flying around the
sitting room of her residence a handsome
butterfly that Matched from a cocoon on a
leaf of one of the plants in the window.
L. B. Wright is putting the flushing
touches on two handsome new butcher
wagons to be delivered next week to VIM.
Homan and Robert Bell, of Swedesboro.
Robert Ruff will this month occupy the
room in Humphreys block. now used by
P. Y. Keen as a livery Office, where lie
will carry on the manufacture and sale Of
segars.
Jacob B.. Smith, living on Dickinson
street, will move to Wilmington this
month. The house where Mr.. Smith now
lives will be occupied by Harry Hewitt
and wife.
The session Of District Lodge No. VII,
!. 0. G. T., adjourned to Tuesday last at
Woodstown was again a failure on ac-
count of storm. The next session will be
held in May.
About thirty colored people from the
South came down OF Saturday, having
hired out for the summer to Gloucester
county farmers. A number of them got
off at Asbury and Swedesboro stations.
VIM. B. Snelbaker reports a prosperous
outlook for spriug orders, having already
booked several, one of which is a large and
handsome granite headst0ns for the wife
jeremiah d. Watson Jr. of Aldine N. j.,
to be erected as soon as finished.
Old winter fingered in the lap of spring
To the extent of a snow fall all o,or the
country on Tuesday north of the foftieth
parallel. which runs through Philadelphia
and indianapolis. Generally it changed to
rain in the afternoon ard evening.
The sale of farming implements ..and
stock Of Thos. l.. Horner who lives on the
Israel Hewitt farm and had his vendne
Yesterday was well attended and every
thing sold at good prices. The cows, six
In number, averaged $44.6 = head.