The Monitor. [volume] (Woodstown, N.J.) 1884-1892, 1892-01-08
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LOCAL NEWS.

The new coins bave made their appear
ance.
The first sleigh of the winter was out
Monday night.
The creamery now receives about 5000
pounds of milk daily.
The next legal holiday is Feb. 22d-
W~ashiugton's Birthday.
Local icemen are anxiously watching
weather signs for a cold snap.
The coming Easter will not occur till
Anril nth. The last Easter fell on March
Goth.
Peterson & Davis received $50 bushels
clover and timothy iced from the west last
week.
Celery is said to cure rheumatism, as
we'll as to act favorably upon the nervous
system.
An old time adage reads: 'lf Christ
mas day on Friday be, a windy Winter
you will see?"
Jos. N. Reeve will make a sale Of his
personal property in the spring, and Will
move into town.
The new year has come to stay twelve
months and we may as we'll accept of the
situation and be happy.
The following uncalled for letters re-
main in the Woodstown post office: Edw.
Jones, Lizzie Green, Mrs. Hurley.
Wednesday morning for several hours
after three o'clock there wasa heavy fall
of snow which turned into rain later.
Vermont farmer picks the apple seeds
from his cider presses and sells them for
use in the manufacture of prussic acid.
Cllas. S. Caffrey is making preparations
for the erection of another barn 4SxG0 feet
In size. on his South Woodstown property.
Bent. Heritage, of Mickletop, at the
meeting of the Woodstowp Field club last
night, presented the club with a number
of pressed plants.
The answer to the conundrum given
last week has been sent in by several OF our
readers. WHAT was tomorrow and Will
be yesterday Answer: To-day.
Each member Of the Loyal Temperance
Legion received a copy of ''Black Beauty"
as a Christmas present from the teachers.
The children united ia a gift OF a paper
holder to their leader, Mrs. A. L. FIT
craft.
Our conuldrum quoter offers the follow
Ing IOI IHC dStSHtlOH VI "
week:
In the garden there strayed Il beautiful maid,
As fair as the flowers OF morn;
In the first hour of her lite she was maze Il
wife,
Ana she died before she was born.
Who of our readers can guess the answer
to this?
The Baptists of South Jersey have raised
the entire amount of $40. 900 to secure the
$40, 900 appropriated, conditionally, TO al
endowment fun, of $50. 900 for the south
Jersey Institute, at Bridgeton. The SlV,-
900 was appropriated by the Baptist fur-
LEGATION Society. on condition that the iur-
ther sum of $40, 600 be raised by January
I, 1892. The total amount it is stated, mas
now been pledged.
ssChristian perfection-what does it mean
to be a perfect Christian" will be the topic
of the morning sermon at the NJ. E. church
by the pastor. Rev. A. II. Eberhardt, next
Sunday, 10 a. m. At Z p. M. a special
sermon on 1.-THE Justice of God and eternal
punishment In this sermon the question
is answered .sIIow can God be just and
vet consien sinners to eternal torment?
Revival services nightly at 7.30 O'Clock.
Work is steadily progressing on the
new bank building. The carpenters are
well along with the inside ipish, Pancoast
& Lippincott are now putting in hot water
heating apparatus. Hollar " Holmes, tne
famous engineers in burglar proof Work
have their part under way, but TINS part
of the construction is necessarily the most
tedious aud will not be placed IN position
for some weeks yet. The Craig q Arnoiu
Co, Of Chester, Pa, are making the eiec
trical attachments.