The Monitor-register., 1896-06-26

tract to erect wire fencing around a num-
Der of the light houses along tho Delaware
river.
The w. G. T. u. column will be found
on the first page this week, and a com
mnnication on the silver question on the
fourth page.
The potato patches are white with bios
sons. there being a fuller bloom this
season thar for many years. Can the
farmers toll why?
Fireworks, torpedoes, crackers, etc,
are sold very cheap at No. y North MAIN
street, Andrews Book Store. Call and
see his large stock.
Sneltaker Bros. have a few words TO
say to our readers in regard to marble
and granite work. Their adv. Will De
fonnd in another column.
IT You near the church, school ana nre
bells ringing on the morning OF tho fourtn
don't think there's a confagration, but
only a bit OF the celebration.
List of unclaimed letters remaining IN
the post office for week ending June Sosh:
D. L. Ballingcr, j. J. Burleigh, Aipe''
johnson, Mr.. Tom Mood.
Frank Davis is minus a bicycle. ne
kept it in the stable, and one nlghG ias'
week some one borrowed it, and has
fnro0tten to return it. Wheels are all the
% now and his one appears to be going
yet.
Eipht bushels and a half OF cherries
were uicked from a tree on the 'ar"i "a
Charles Hewitt last week. This qushIity
was sold, in addition to what was usou
by the family and n%eighbors. Inis muS'
have been q cherry year.
We would call attention to the crop OF
weeds growing on the west END Oh BOWEL
avenue. on the Bowen property, on the
lot at the corner of Main n ureeh
streets, and in other parts OF the oom
The weeds ought to be cut down Oeiu.o
they go to seed. They do not improve 'ne
appearance of the town.
There was a large attendance at sht
Woodstown Catholic Church, on SUNDAY
morning last, to witness tho Impressive
ceremony of dedicating the chnron ana
consecrating the burial ground. Blsnop
McFaul, of Trenton, presided, and ram,
ers Dugan, of Salem, and Lahey, o.
Swedesboro, also attended.
Moses B. Ridgway, of Salem, will take
the place of ]. B. Furber as baggage
master on this road, Mr.. Furber having
bsen appointed conductor on the Avalon
branch. Warren Burgess will fill the
position as brakeman vacated by Ridg
way. A. l. Ivan, brakeman, will accom-
pany Mr.. Furber as baggage master.
The number of wheelmen in the parad,
on the Fourth promises to be much large
than last year. The more the merrier
If yoa nave a wheel, some and help max,
the parade the largest Woodstown ha,
ever witnessed. d. W. q. White is on,
of the committee, and he will furnish al
the information wanted to those wishing
to participate.
Attention is directed to the advertise
ment of Adam Knowles, proprietor o
the South Woodstown Machine Works
in this issue. Mr.. Knowles is a p~ractioa
machinist, and does all kind of work il
this line. In addition, he is now making
bicycles, and expects to construct
special wheel for racing, superior to any
thing yet put on the market.
a black and white dog furnished
great deal of amusement for some OF GU
citizens on Monday morning. Will
several merchants were sprinkling thu
street in front of their stores. the anima
seemed to take great delight in jumpinI
up and swapping at the stream Of waite
as it came from the hose. Poor T0wse
was well soaked in q short time, bu
apparently enjoyed his shower bath.