The Monitor-register., 1896-02-21
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oiiP W No" 1oIh Sity, NisiCiuR lIlonds.
Mrs. John P. Turkleson, of Fair Haven,
who has been on visit here, has been
quite i'll during her stay.
| John Yourinson, the oldest citizen OF
this place, 90 years of age 10Th inst, was
stricken with paralysis on Monday, and
Is unable to be out of bed since.
| John Z. Louderback, Esq., is, We re-
gret to say, more poorly; he has been
for some years in feeble condition, but
has been confined to his bed for several
weeks past.
| Emmanuel Epworth League was re-
presented at the conference Epworth
Convention last Thursday and Friday in
Camden, by the following delegates: Mr.,
and Anna P Straughn.
Messrs. Hunt and Bright shipped three
ton of carp last Wednesday, from this
place. The demand for these fish seem
to increase, with the scarcity of other
kinds of fish, and still the supply is
abundant, with and increase of price.
1t is understood that as soon a repeater
can be passed in thu Legislature, abolish
ing the act which prohibits the propaga-
tion of carp, the fishermen will concen
trate their efforts towards securing the
passage of a law making an open and
close season for carp fishing. Since carp
have grown SO in demand the streams in
which they are found have been besieged
by fishermen, and it is feared that if a
close season is not made it will only be q
matter of few years before this species
of fish will be almost extinct in the tide
1 water streams.
The friends and former members of
Emmanuel M. E. Church will be interest.
| ed in the Golden Jubilee services of that
Church to be held next week, commenc-
ing on Sunday and extending throug b
the entire week. All who have been con-
nected with the church in the past, are
invited to meet with the former pastors
at the reunion in the old home, on Thurs
day the 9th. Nine of the ten former
pastors, that are liviog, have signified
their intention to be present and assist 10
the services on that occasion, when many
pleasant recollections of the jubiIees that
have been enjoyed by them in bygone
days will be revived.
'Give me liver regulator and l can
regulate the world" said a genius. The
druggist handed him bottle of De Wits
Little Early Risers, the famous little
pills. Geo. M. Andrews.
| Auburn.
| Carp fishing is still in progress.
Mrs. Sue Sholenburger and family ia
visiting relatives here.
Mrs. R. B. Selac, of Wilmington, Del,
| is visiting relatives here.
Jos. L. Kirby, who has been i'll for
some time, is recovering.
Mrs. Mary A. Floyd, of this place, is
slowly recovering from her late illness.
| Jos. Burden, who has been acting as
barber in this place, has resigned his
position.
VIM. Haines and wife attended the
| convention of the Epworth League in
Camden last week.
| Miss 8. W. Lloyd, who has been home
on visit has returned to her place of
business in the city.
Mrs. Sophia Robbins, of Penusgrove,
has been spen nding some time with rela.
tives and friends here.
Some of our citizens, the minister
included, attended the dedication service
at Bridgeport on Wednesday.
/ Prayer meeting is still held in the M.
e. Church on Thursday evenings, begin.
ming at Z o'clock. All are invited.
Mrs. Eliza Mattson and son have been
spending few days with the former g
daughter. Mrs. Messic, of Newbold.
Rev. B. F. Sheppard was called away
on Monday last to preach funeral SER
mon of an old friend of his, residing in
Millville.
Rev. B. F. Sheppard and s. @. Pan.
coast assisted Rev. E. G.. Hulse in his
revival services at Pedricktown on Tues
day evening.
Chas. Park, of this place, has new
sat of potato rigging in preparation, We
suppose for the purpose of earring off his
early truck in the spring.
The sudden change in the weather is
making change in Oldmans creek, and
if it lasts long we believe we will soon be
| permitted to test our skill in skating once
more.
The last Sunday school Convention Of
the Oldmans Township Sunday school
| Association will be held in the Auburn
M. E. Church, on Thursday, Feb. 9th.
A general invitation and hearty welcome
| 10 o4toHucu W cNciy uouys OOmo duu
enjoy yourselves. Entertainment will
be provided for all.
Miss r. B. Jones, the principal of our
academy, surprised the people of Auburn
a few days ago BY making her appearance
in the street on 3 bicycle. She has not
been experimenting very long, but is
| proving a very apt scholar and by the
progress she has already made will soon
prove entirely successful.
Thomas Guest, an old resident of this
! place, and familiar worshipper in the
n. e. Church, who has been in the
doctors hands for some time, departed
this life for a far better country, as we
believe. on Friday. The funeral services
were held in the Auburn M. Z. Church
on Tuesday, and were conducted BY Rev.
i B. 2. Sheppefd. Who took for his text the
deceased's . favorite passage, In my
Fathers fsse are: many mansions. ! GO
to prepare { place for you that where l
am ye may be also. =
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