The Monitor., 1891-05-01
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LOCAL EWS.
Oysters "r" out.
Radishes are in market.

Oysters "r" out.
Radishes are in market.
The apple orchards are beautiful.
Harry Robbins has sa;l-boat on Eas
Lake.
Woodstown will probably have no base
ball club this year.
Harry Lippincott and N. r. Lippincott
each lost COW last week.
The "calycanthus." or sweet-scented
shrub, is periuming the air.
Those who like grassy" butter are now
having their taste gratified.
J. II. Peterson & Son started their ice
wagon on it's rounds this week.
A shad weighing pounds 5 ounces was
caught by Pennsvile fisherman Tuesday
The amateur Photographic fever hss
struck Woodstown. Several in town have
cameras.
Geo. w. Crothers has sold out his meat
market and butchering business to Micajah
Conover.
Salem county is said to contain twic as
many horses now as were owned here ten
years ago.
Scanlan's Neil Aerah,' the beautiful
Irish drama. in the Opera House Monday,
May 18th.
June 9th has been fixed on as the date of
the excursion of the old 18th Regiment at
Gettysburg.
Jos. G.. Stretch is erecting portico and
bay window to Franklin Flitcraft's resi-
dence on East Avenue.
Truckers are having much trouble with
their sweet potato plants in the hot beds, SO
many OF them rotting.
Edw. Madara, who has been living in
Elmer, has moved to Woodstown, and now
works for King & Reeve.
Geo. w. Crothers spent several days this
week at Atlantic City disposing OF drove
of horses which he sent there.
MIR. John Turner has been making SOM Q
improvements to yard and lawn, corner
Main st. and Dickinson ave.
Mrs. Wilbert Richman is collecting a
box of donations to be sent to the Home OF
the Feeble minded at Viueand.
A sturgeon, measuring u feet in length,
was caught u ,nday by JAMES Calhoun, in
Salem creek, above Penu's Neck bridg @.
Mr.. John Dickinson has put up fence
between his property and Mrs. Maria Nixon
on Dickinson avenue, and also front
fence on this same property.
Sunday looking for team stolen in Salem
Saturday night from John Powell, of
Elsinboro. IL was found near Alloway.
The monthly gospel temperance prayer
meeting will be held in the w. &. L. U.
room next Sunday night at 6 80 O'Clock, to
be led by Mrs. A. IL. Ebethardt. All are
invited.
While jeweler of Trenton was cleaning
watch he found genuine, full-fledged,
able bodied bed bug in the works. The
watch belonged to country member OF
the Legislature.
A sure thing to drive away the little red
aut from your sugar and other sweets is to
take the green branches of red cedar and
lay in aud around them, and they will
straightway depart.
The date of "Neil Agrah," the romantic
Irish drama, in the Woodstown Opera
House, has been changed to Monday, May
11th. This will be the last show in the
Opera House this season.
The restaurants and other business places
that are in the habit of keeping open after
12 O'Clock Saturday nigh, and on Sunday,
will probably come under official notice
soon, unless the practice is stopped.
The State officials on Tuesday designated
101 papers Ia the Slate to print the laws
passed at the late session Of the Legisla-
ture. or these there are SO Democratic, AZ
Republican, and independent papers.
The following letters remain uncalled
for in the Woodstown post office: Mrs.
Bates. JOS. Gibbs. II. Hollander, Rebecca
Henry, Mrs. Tenn perance Thompson, JOS.
Henderson, Jno. Maxwell, Enos ileadley.
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