The Monitor. [volume] (Woodstown, N.J.) 1884-1892, 1891-11-13
LOCAL NEWS.
Pumpkin pies are ripening.

Pumpkin pies are rlpening.
Thanksgiving next Thursday week.
John W. Durham is on a Western TIP
buying up hogs.
Wheeler & Son, the Salem jewelers.. have
a new advertisement in this issue.
A fine view of the surrounding country
can be obtained from the tower of the new
bank building.
The greatest of all dramatic successes,
THE World" will appear Wednesday,
November 18th.
Broom dealers have raised the price of
brcoms % cents per dozen because Of the
scarcity of broom corn.
Beulah l.. Morgan has rented half of
double house now being erected on Bowen
Avenue by Hannah B. Smith
Mr.. J. z. Little, in his great success
THE World" will appear in our town
Wednesday, November 18th.
Simon S. Wentzell while cutting fodder
last Friday, caught his hand under the
knife, badly cutting two fingers.
Smith Hewitt is suffering from a sore
hand, caused by a cut from a sharp bone
between the thumb and forefinger.
E. A. Urion and family have moved to
Bridgeton, where Mr.. Urion has secured
a position in Bodine's glass works.
Not a drop of rain fell in the United
States last Sunday. This is the first time
this has occurred in eighteen yea RS.
DR.. U. Gilman on Wednesday night lost
a valuable three year old colt from peri
%tonitis, it having been sick about a week.
Qnails sold in the Camden markets last
week at 81 so per dozen. They are said to
be more plentiful hereabouts than rabbits.
VIM. P. Lippincott started on Tuesday
for Oswego county, New York. where he
is purchasing a load of cattle for sale here.
The Raft Scene introduced in the great
drama THE World, :" is positively the most
realistic scence ever introduced upon any
stage.
The members of the Baptist Church hold
theiI oyster and waffle supper and festival
in McAllister's Hall to night and to-mor-
row night.
August Refs moved yesterday into the
restaurant building next door to the Mon
ToR Office, and will carry on the restaurant
business there.
The Panorama View used in THE
World" is the grandest scenic effect ever
attempted upon any stage, and must be
seen to be appreciated.
Governor Albeit at the next session of
the Legislature will appoint the successor
to Lay Judge VIM. Wood, whose term
will expire April LIST, 1892.
Mrs. Ami Sheppard has given up the
restaurant business she has carried on for
several months next to the MONITOR Office,
and moved yesterday to Bryn Mawr, Pa.
The Sinking Ship introduced in the
second act of the ''World" requires the
entire use of stage from wall to wall, and
is SO intensely interesting as to make the
T.. audience imagine they were witnessing a
BONA fide shipwreek.
Mrs. Lidie Meriwether, of Tennessee,
who lectured in the Opera House on Sat-
urday evening, was entertained during her
stay in Woodstown by Wm. 4. Flitcraft
and wife. Daring a short conversation
with Mrs. Meriwether, who, by the way,
is a most entertaining and pleasing con-
versationalist, she expressed herself as
highly pleased with our town, and regret
ted that other engagements prevented her
from spending Sunday here, as she much
desired to attend the Friends meeting,
having never had the privilege OF attend
ing Friends service. The address on Sat
urday night was Mrs. Meriwether's first
lecture in New Jersey.
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For the newest, nobbiest shapes in young
gents dress hats call in az the store under
the Opera House. We've sold three entire
cases of one quality this season. lhey
must be acceptable else we would not De
so fortunate with them.
Children's Coats, Misses Coats and
Ladies' Goats, the newest shapes and
latest styles Just from the workrooms, at
Humphreys store on the corner.