The Monitor., 1891-04-10

Baker Siingel is out with bran span
new wagon. decorated in the highest de-
gree of the decorative art. The makers, G.
Hawn & Son, DaretoWn, have surely turn
ed out nice JOB, and done themselves
credit.
Wooistown residents should feel proud
the Opera House. Little LIId Fauutie-
roy" given by one of the finest compan =
that has ever visited our TOM, will prove
grand treat.
The building committee appointed by
the directors Of the First National Bank
viewed the new bank lot on Monday, and
plans for the new building are bting pre-
pared. We understand that work on the
building " i'll be commenced as soon as
possible.
Two children of Henry Stepler, while at
the home of their grandparents. Mr.. aud
Mrs. l. Il. Wright, one Gay last week,
| drank from Il bottle containing poisonous
| iniment and seiiuus Consequences were
| feared. but after medical assistance had
bren summoned, they were removed from
| danger.
AS yet. it is rathe: risky todoifthe warm
wear Of The cold season. The A prl weather
l 10 dPb w Ub CudUSCdOit duu udbStIS lutk
| in its cold, damp spells It is spring
| month, and lighter garments are in the
order Of fashion aud custom; but it is well
to look out for the grip and such things
! when the skies are beclouded.
Lit us by all means secure the extension
OF the READING railroad from Mullica Hill
to WoodstoWn, il possible. A competing
railroad line, in the absence Of water corr.
/ N h,. r. tob bIo hn,, 1
to every interest i'll cur town. 1t will pay
our citizens to subscribe literally for stock
| ii they are given chance SO to do.
| We have heard it suggested that one OF
the needs of Woodstown is first class
milliner who could produce tasty work at
popular prices. When Mrs. II. A. Lippin
colt as located here's Q did quite share
of the more particular and exacting trade,
and since her departure there dun't appear
t. be any one fiit.d to take her place.
Talk of extending the Readilg railroad
from Mullica Hill to Woodstow through
| Harrisonvile, is now being freely INDUCED.
| We hear it rumored that the Reading
officials will make the extension providing
$1,000 pei mile be subscIi bed by those along
the route. This, for the seven miles oi
road, would make S2l, 600, a sum which
"O nouio iOb tdhC iohS "
| secure.
81 tile Lord Fauntleroy" says the New
York Press. lis The most strictly beautiful
example of dramatic ttiOn ever presented
in New York. Its sweetness is like grand
| music-like glorious rendition of "Home
sweet home" 1t comes to the Opera
House. Wood town, on Thursday eve ing
next, 18th INST, With the same company
| that has presented the play in ell the
large cities.
The E B. Humphreys Pantaloon Com
pauy have been crowded with orders all
the season. Their products have sold as
fast as made and for the past two months
their orders each week aggregate far more
than their ability to produce. These goods
appear to be growing in favor mole each
season as they become known. There is
talk of eDlarging the factory by an addition
in the rear SO as to enable them To increase
their output
The meeting of Borough Council on Mon
day night aas short one. Bills of James
Duffy. for 8 mo. salary as marshal. Sl3 80
and Hires Conoyer, lampiglter, one month
salary, $50 acre ordered paid. Committee
on tag crossings reported that three cross
ings would be laid this week. Counsel
was ON morton ordered to use nece ssaIy y
measures To secure an electric bell placed
at S,mth Wood>town railroad crossing. the
compai having Taid no attention to the
request already made.