The Monitor-register., 1896-04-17
LOCAL NEWS.
Vegetation is booming.

-t0g6taIl0n ID booming.
Isn't it time for the public fountain to
begin operation :?
We nave been having real summer
temperature this week.
The spring fever has been sporting a
good many people this week.
Thomas G. Pete son lost a valuable
bull last week. The animal bled to death
from being dehorned.
Mrs. Lydia Ridgway has placed a sub
stantial board fence in the rear OF her
residence on South Main street.
The Pilesgrove Township Committee
will meet next Wednesday afternoon at
/ O'Clock at the Pilesgrove creamery.
Lovers of genuine sport fiud a great
deal of delight in catching suckers in the
creek at S~harptown these fine spring
nights.
Moonlight nights are. coming, but as a
nropressiye place Woodstown needs
electric lights. Have you signed the
petition ? If not do SO at once.
Carpenters have been at work on the
Cain property, on South Main street, the
mast week. repairing the roof and placing
4 new curbing along the sidewalk.
AS a matter of public health Woods
town needs a system of sewers. Where
Is onr Board of Health? The health OF
our people is the first consideration.
Saveral of our lovers of base ball went
70 philadelphia yesterday to witness the
ooaning game between the "Phillies"
and Bostons. of the National League.
Tno bonkl honk! of wild geese has
been heard two or three Tunes u I"1o' 90
-o1dfnn THAR WaV n0FJO.
This is a sure Indication that spring mas
come.
A public cemetery is one OF tue enter
nrises that will be taken hold OIL py tne
citizens of the New Woodstown. livery
town ought to have one OF these peau'ii"i
cities of the dead.
A handy thing to have-she receipe
books we are selling at this office Tor 10
cents. Everybody should take q iecoipo
when they pay money. Inese oooAs ~
handy to carry in your pocket
List of unclaimed letters remaining III
Tho most office for week ending April 18Th:
Jahn e. Brine, Emma Clark, Joseph
Demaree. Matte Perry. MIS-; h'cha'
Ri,go, Stanley Stratton, j. II. wynn.
The new house, on the Dunham farm,
&, M~anplupton, to replace the one
rscently burned, is nearly completed, anu
will soon be ready for occupancy. Inc
carnenters have made quick WORK Oh IT,
A. the borough Republican caucus
massing on Saturday night, }. MI. v.
Richman was elected a delegate to tne
Ststa Conyention yesterday. Chas: w.
s,olas Of Yorktown, represented Fiies-
grove township.
AZ Tho meeting of Borough Council on
Mnndsv evening, the ordinance com
tee was instructed to prepare an
finance regulating the running OF
eianalas ou the sidewalks. 1t is intended
- .,roh,bit them the use of the
after nightfa:l.
Major E IS. Norvell, President OF sne
McEwen Milk Co., limited, OF fnliaoei-
,a,,a. wnich is now running tue onsp.
- md Riehmantown creameries, is III
charge OF the business here ana rspoles e
satisfactory beginning, put q iaoN
milk. They need more mix.
Tha ladies of the Presbyterian Chnfcn
an give an oyster supper and PINK
f~ast;val in Tyson Ogden's new buiiaing,
nm Friday aud Saturday evenings. caRe,
aa.oream and straw berries in addition 70
n.stars will be served. They extend =
~oeneral invitation to the public
u,,dar tho eleetion law as amended eae1
mamhsr of the Board of Registry and
election will be paid as follows: u eno
districts where the registry liss rs o noo'
more than l50, $15; not more than voo,
paw for all services connected with tue
fall election. ~ 80
~ bald ON "Wednesday
next in Campbell's hall, Elmer. The
meeting will be of unusual interest.
Professor e. b. VOORHEES,, of New
Brunswick. will be present and deliver
an address on ssBacteria in the Dairy"
and Mr.. A. P. Arnold, of Vineland, viii
speak on the ssRaising of early Brollers.' :
More and more are buyers consulting
Che advertising columns of their paper TO
learn where is the best and cheapest place
90 supply their needs. AS proof of this 1t
Is noticed that business men who are
uoing the bulk of the business are the
,oAaing advertisers in the newspapers and
Keep their business, and their hargaips.
and their prices constantly before tbe ewes
Of the public by judieions and eonstsnt
advertising.
At the assignee's sale Of John Wal.
facets canning factory and tools on Man
80 moScdpio pfopoihJ was sold.
put the sale Of the factory was with.
drawn for the present. as it was only bid
% $500 Chas. E, Allen bought some
o. the cans and other tools, and it is
enonght he may finally buy the factory
kna run It. Though the canning Industry
HAS received a black eye for the present,
eoss Is going to mrevive. when it will
some mp again.