The Monitor., 1891-04-10
Local n EWS.

Moss Family.
The n ,ss Family is coming.
Travelling men bank ON the Moss Fa mily.
The town was overrun with tr4mps n
Wednesday.
Batter is high-ereamery selling at So
Cts. per pound.
Musical Comedy.
Little L ,r F.untleroy-0per House
Thursday. 16ta inst.
The Mss Family at Opera House,
SATURDAY, April 1lth.
The n ,ss Family il the only Family in
existsnce playing Musical Comedy.
The April meeting of the Board of Free
holders was held in Salem on Wednesday.
The bridge az Courses Landing will be
taken up next MondIy, aud remain up un-
til further notice.
S .lem dealers have started peanut war.
Two quarts of the nuts could be bought
for five cents last week.
Nine wild geese settled on the farm
occupied by Josiah Humphreys, on the
Salem road, one day last week.
Miss Cora Ware and Miss j .ssi Bridg-
man are attending the Y. w. G. L. I. con-
ference in Muorestown this week
Mt. z on School district, near Fenwick,
has voted to buy an acre of ground with
which to enlarge the school grounds.
D. w. G. White, the ieweler, calls atten
tion in our locals to his large st rex OF
goods, to which he is constantly adding.
The press says that the Moss Family
have become famous throughout the conn-
try as they do just what they advertise.
Commercial men say that the Moss Fam
lily give one of the cleanest ana best musi-
cal performances OF any company travelling
Spectacle peddlers. clock peddlers,
picture peddlers. and travelling photograph
ers are working the town for all is worth.
The Moss Family are the leading pion
GERS of Musical Comedy, and the only COM
pany travelling introducing z iintette OF
Slxophones.
The annual meeting of the stockholders
of the PiIesgrove Library Association will
be held next Tuesday evening at 7.30 at
the Library room.
W. W. Fox, of Bridgeton, has disposed
of a handsome m lted team OF greys to
Walter S. B,ssett, OF Harrisonville station,
for four hundred dollars.
Uncalled for letters, addressed as follows,
remain in the Woodstown postoffice: Mr.
JOS. s. Brown, John M. Brown, Mrs Han-
nah Newman. Mr.. Carter Borton.
Our millers complain of scarcity OF
corn. The price is anywhere from 81 CTS
per bushel up. and hara To get at that.
Wheat aud bran are also advancing.
Don't miss the Harrisonvile School
Eutertainment--a good variety, good
music by the Shiloh Male Qiartette. aud
good refreshments alterward. SEQ the bills.
Carl A. Iiaswin, who played the title
role in The Silver King" ON it's presents-
ton here, plays the E sri in IL title l. ord
Fauntleroy." Opera House, next Thursday
night.
Col. John w. Dickinson, Of Woodstown.
has been requested by the County Board
of Ffeeholders to investigate the matter
of getting Salem countY's cannon returned
from Trenton.
A very small audience. comprising only
about fitsen persons, was present in
MeAllister's Hall yesterday afternoon to
listen to j. T. Willetts, the Farmers
Alliance lecturer.
Two teams, one driven by Etwood
Crispin the other by a yonng man named
Timberman, ran directly into each other
ia trout of Crothers meat market ON Wed
nesday night, but no damage was done.
Harry Robbins has purchased of Frank
G. Mount his newspaper business, and will
take charge of the same next Monday.
giving up his pool room. lilo will have
papers on sale at Johnson's barber shop.
Morris p. Borden. Of Chicago, is on
a few days visit To his parents In WOODS
town. Mr.. Borden has resided IN Chicago
for the past thirteen years, aud his many
friends are always glad to welcome him
on his visits East.
Another big lot of clocks just rece'seu a'
White and he is selling them-the low prices
sata than going.