The Monitor-register., 1896-03-27
LOCAL NEWS.

1t is time to get the Easter eggs to-
gether.
March is keeping up its reputation till
the last.
There is quite a rivalry among our local
bicycle dealers.
D. W. G. White is quite an expert in
the bicycle trade.
There were an unusual number of
movings on Wednesday.
Franklin Vanlier has clerked a number
of sales lately, two this week.
Stacy Peterson continues in very poor
health. and is now confined to his bed.
The snow of Monday night was the
heaviest of the winter, but it did not tary
long.
Jacob Gaunt sold a calf this week,
aged 2 weeks and 8 days, which weighed
100 pounds.
Is it worth anything to buy a wheel
where it can be taken care Of? Ii SO,
aud it needs attention, go to Whites.
List of unclaimed letters remaining in
the most office for week ending March 2lst
Fsdrick Brown, Isaiah Henery, Lieie My
Johns.
DON'T suffer with corns, when a 10
Acent bottle of Clsrk's Corn Cure will
relieve you. Prepared by Geo. M. An
drews.
There is quite a contest in progress IN
PIlesgrove school district over a scnool
trustee to be appointed by the County
Superintendent.
One of the handsom est tombstones IN
the Friends Cemetery is that erected 70
the memoir of VIM. F. Lippincott. IL
was placed there a few days ago by WIN.
B. Foster.
The old saying-ea green Christmas
and a fat graveyard'-seems to hnd a
sad fulfilment. An unusually large
number of deaths have occurred In this
section during this month.
The old reliable dry goods house OF
.Strawb1idge 6 Clothier, Philadelphia,
again appears with an announcement in
q columns this week. A visit to this
store is always a delight to the ladies.
Any person purchasing goods to the
amount of % cents or more at GUESTS
drug store on Easter Monday, Will re-
ceive one of Guests famous Egg Phos-
pilates free of charge. See bis adv. IL
another column.
The Ladies' Mite Society of the Woods
town Baptist Chnrch will hold a parlol
entertainment at Joseph Turner's resi-
dence on Wednesday evening, April lst
Admission, 10 cents, which gives ONT
chance in the fish pond.
It is seldom that a winter passes with
out some sleighing. The present wintei
has been an exception, though one sleigh
ventured out on Monday. Rev. L. Myers
came over from Daretown, but he was ii
quite a hurry to get back, for the snow
vas making the best time OF the two.
Patrick Connolly was picked up fol
icing drunk and disorderly and placed IL
the lookup on Wednesday night. and
Mavor Riebman fined him 50 and COST
ana committed him until the fine wal
lid. Patrick gained bis liberty yester
d ~. and at once departed from WOODS
town a wiser man.
Mrs. Helms Lynch, living near Aiio
way, while in town on Tuesday afternoon
accidently lost her pocketbook containing
some $40 or more in bills and cnecKs
Diligent search was made. and the stree
faked, but without success. When apou
to give it up, great was her dellgnt u
have it returned, having been picked III
by Frank Turner on the street.
We are advised by II. H. Mansfield
who as a salesman and trader, has beer
lseated at 1876 Liberty street, New York
for the past five years, that he ha
removed to 25 Broadway, connecting
himself with the well-known house, The
Consolidated Typewriter Exchange, ant
will make a speciality of buying, selling
and exchanging typewriters. He doe
not discontinue bis previous business, bu
adds this branch to his others. He re
quests correspondence as per advertise
msnt in general, and on typewriters il
narticular.