The Monitor., 1891-04-17
ABSOLUTELY PURE

/ popular pasfime among the ladies now. A
young man was heard 10 throw out some sar-
castle remarks recently in reference to the
same while exhibiting pair ef shoes which
| he had biackened with stove polish in the
dark. He had the sympathy of many friends.
Rev. c. IL. Elder, while attending confer
| ence In Trenton, visited the State prison, and
he was so impressed with the different scenes
| which he saw within the grated cells that he
took it for his subject last Sunday evening.
large congregation was present and to say
they were interested would but put it mildly.
The attention of the little people even was
helddurng the thrilling discourse.
Mr.. william Eowser is suffering with chiIis
and fever.
Miss yenie Adams returned last week from
Giassboro, where she has been spending the
winter.
MR.. George Hesh, of Bridgeton, Is the guest
of Mrs Richard Leach.
Fred. Riley, of Bridgeton. has been visiting
William Howell.
Jesse Crane netted IA shad last Tuesday.
Crane must be the best bait in our creek.
Many fishermen were out but none were so
fortunate the above.
Hickman Spears has just purchased a fine
botI 10 engage in ishing.
Mrs. Edward Brown viii accompany her
mother, Mrs. B4ilor who has been visiting
her, 10 Crumpton, Md, her former home,
Today.
a dime concert will be held in the Baptist
chapel next Tuesday evening. the 2lst. a new
and novel program me Is in progress, and our
friends should come tand see wh1 t.? what
you will see for n dime.
The young ladies in their pretty blue. pink
and green was hardly a success nnanci diy, IS
the evening wAsso s13rnf last Sturdy.
However, all expenses were cleared.
Miss Doreas Dixon IS visiting il Beidg geton.
Flowers are seen on the promenade. they
made their debut last Sunday.
Mr. Edward Smith cut his finger so severely
on sunday morning, that he was unable 10
work for few days.
" heeler & Son presented q handsome clock
to the young men OF the ii. L. church. II is
now sale ut 7. NJ. Birehmires.
We were pleased to see one of former pas
tors stationed at Seavine, Rev. J. 7. Price,
among US last week.
The colored people from Salem that have
been billed forseyeraI successive rainy nights,
made their appearance at last on Friday even
ing and gave street parade in u dazzlil
darkness as "Haggard" has it. large house
greeted them, ana pretty fair concert was
given.
William Carney from South jersey Insti-
tute, who IS studying for the ministry, was ia
town lust week.
Mrs. Mary Boggs. Of Salem. was visiting
relatives here the former part 81 the week.
L 81. Blrebmire (barber1 had five dollars
stolen from his shop last Monday, while he
was home TO dinner No clew has yet been
discovered as TO who took it. 1t is likely to
remain mystery.
Ifyou would get up with the lark you must
go to bed without it.
'No cows, no cream" was the way an intoln.
gent compositor set up ''No cross. no CROWN
In periodical lately.
Mr.. Henning, ofClozler seminary. who Will
again preach tor US next SUNDAY, was most
heartily received last Sunday. He is one of
the best takers that ever stood in the Baptist
pulpit.
Rev. c. Ii. Elder viii talk about the first two
boys in the bible next sunday.
Miss Mary slnashley, of Burlington, is visit
ing Mrs. E5erhaIdt Evg.