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Woodstown register. [volume] (Woodstown, N.J.) 187?-1892, 1882-12-12
TOWN RESIDENCE,
LANYARD AND

LANYARD AND
NECESSARY IBUILDINGSl |
Situate in the village of Woodstown and late
the property and place Of business of James
Woolman, decd. The improvements con-
sist of large two and half story frame
dwelling. arranged for two families, finished
in good, thorough and convenient manner
to the attic. Containing IA rooms. A good
cellar underneath the whole, kitchens and
sheds attached, spring and rain water wells
in the shed. -et
The Bark and Currying houses are ample
for driving large trade. The watts are of
sufficient number and in good order in the
yard with lime watts and beam house, and
all other essential buildings and convenien-
ces for the conduct of large business.
A large and substantial barn, and also a
crib house and wagon shed, all in good
repair. and pleasantly located in the
northern part Of the Borough. only a short
distance from the railroad station.
There are grapes, pears and other small
fruits in abundance on the premises.
The land occupied by the bark and cur
rying houses, will make two large building
lots, and being located as they are will sell
for that purpose at fair price. q
Or the whole may be turned into some
manufacturing establishment. such as will
no doubt spring into existance, as we have
a borough government and railroad.
Also two building lots on Elm street of
about As #. front by a63 feet deep, will make
pleasant places of residence. Good water
easily obtained. Persons wishing to view
the premises will be shown over the same
by calling on the subscriber. ty
Conditions easy and made known on day
of sale HOWARD T. WOOLMAN.
Wosdstown 1IM mo ID, 1881. AZ
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NOTICE.

DAVID BALLINGER
will be at the WOOdstown Station
on Second and Fifth days Tuesdays and
Thursdays) to buy or take on Commission,
POULTRY, BUTTER, EGGS,
And all kinds of farm produce. AZ If
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TROUGH ON RATS

NA-Gs to Richman's, YORKTOWN, whet
ysu have Poultry or Calves to sell, it viii
pay you. He buys every day except San
urdays. IL
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Special to Magazine Readers
To the Great Pictorial Christm Number Of
WIDE AWAKE,

Ready early in November, will contri-
butte these brilliant American and English
writer's
Mrs. A. D. T. Whitney. III. H." Mrs.
Rose Terry Cooke. Elliot Mccormick, John
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18 8 3.
HARPER'S BAZAAR
ILLU RATED.

This popular journal is q rare combina-
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stories, poems. and essays are by the best
writer's Of Europe and America: its engrav-
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Oaretowu,

~04 y ~ WILT
Salem County, New Jersey, the followins
Real Estate, to.wit: All the followinr-ds-
scribed House. Land and Premises, with
the Appurtensnces, being tn . late residence
of tho said jason Elwell, decd, that is to
say: Beginning Ut = stake in the middle
of the road leading from Pole Tavern 10
thePresbyterianC Church being . corner to the
late Samuel Dare's land, and runs along
the middle Of said road south 423 degrees,
west five chains and twenty.six links !:
thence south 80 degrees, east four orains
and twenty seven links along the line of
the Prssbyterian Parsonage land; thence
by said land north 1871 degrees, east i've
chains and twenty-five links; .encs north
30 degrees, west six chains and ixty links
to the place of beginning; containing two
acres and seventy SEVEN hundred tbs Of an
acres, be the same more or less. The I'm
provements are Frame House containing
six rooms in good repair, with good we'll
of water in the kitchen, . cook. hOuse near
the kitchen, shoemaker shop in the yard,
easy of access from the street, and franc
barn with stabling, etc.
The land is in high state of cultivatio n
and conveniently divided into three lets.
The above is convenient to railros.d
church, school and store, and is dssira' bic
property for mechanic, or persons with.
ing home, and will be sold clear Of in
cumbranee. A part Of the purchase n, oney
can remain on the property.
Sale to commence ut l o'clock D.. H.
Conditions will be made known on day o,
sale BY ABRAM COCHRAN,
Administrator, cum testameHto annexo.
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DILEsGROvE LIBRARY 4 READING
/ ROOM. Saturdays from Pm. to O..
and on Wednesday from 6 to Q o'clock p. m.
Membership, $780, Annual Dues, Sl.00..
Permits issued to Non Stockholders at S
cents per volume weekly: application for
membership or permits may be made to any
of the Trustees
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Cumberland Mutual Fire ms. Co.
BRIDGETON n. j.
STRICTLY MUTUAL, ALL THE INSUR.
ED BECOMING MEMBERS.

ED BECOMING MEMBERS,
And paying the same premium Tor same risk, As
nearly as may be. Depositng at the issuing Of
the policy cash payment which insures absolute
tinuance of the insurance, instead efthe cash pre-
MUM yearly, that fund remaining in their own
hands. The following rates have been adopted,
which exp .nce has shown will be sufficient ON
For policy issuing for ten years on one theus-
and dollars: cash payment ten dollars note one
hundred dollars.
For policy issuing for five years on one thous-
and dollars cash payment seven and $1,000 dol
lars note fifty dollars. f-
For a policy issuing for three years on one
thousand dollars cash payment five dollars; note
thirty dollars. s}tiiEf tatb1
The cost will be on the ten years policy, ten
cents on the hundred dollars per year II call
for two and half per cent. were made it would be
twelve and half cents per year and if five per cent.
were called it would then cost fifteen cents per
year, and the shorter terms in prop o-ton above,
will show any member the probable cost More
hazardous risks will be taken equally favorable
terms.
WITH NEARLY $500 MEMBERS,
And Guarantee Fund of Premium Notes OF more
than
100000,
And :: Cash Fund OIL
$40. 600,
1t it believed that no insurance can be offered on
safer or better terms. Damages by lightning will
be paid whether fire is kinded not, and If live
stock is insured, the loss by lightning will be paid
if on the premises insured All losses will be lib
orally and promptly settled.
In cases Of neglect to comply with the conditions
Of insurance, or where wrong is suspected, in the
behalf and interest of and for the members. such
will be closely examined beforN NJ vment.
d. ELMER Pres.
-. H. 3. LUPTON, Sec'y.
Bridgetsn, Nov. 10, 1881.
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A Card to the Public

half you want . good roast Of Beef, 60
C. LIPPINCOTT.
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FARMERS MUTUAL
FIRE INSURANCE
oFsALEM COUNTY,.

This old and reliable Company, of 80 yrs.
standing, continues to insure all kinds of
property, net extra hazardous, in towns or
country, for any length Of time not exceed
ing five years, at as low ratea as will pay
lesses and expenses. It insures agains FIRE
and lightning or damage By either it's
losses are carefully adjusted and paid, its
funds on hand are ample to meet all proba-
BILE losses, being larger than at any previ-
Gus time of its existance and steadily
increasing, while its reserve assets are Of a
character and amount to surely meet all
losses however extraordinary and cannot
be frittered away by unfortunat investments
or defau 1tiup officers
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ADMINISTRATORS Sale !
REAL ESTATE.

By virtue of the last Will and Testament
Of Jassn Elwsll. decd, the Subscriber will
offer at public sale, on
SATURDAY, DEC. 23D, 1882.
At the STORE ofSAMUEL ALLEN. in
Woodstown register. [volume] (Woodstown, N.J.) 187?-1892, 1882-12-12

Although Christmas is near at hand
some of our merchants appear slow in
making ANNOUNCEMENTS. If purchasers
should go to the large cities for holiday
goods such of.our storekeepers who do not
advertise in the REGISTER should not
grumble. ~
Daily Republican., 1882-10-16
The Poll Tax.

We are told that num- Der of Repub-
lican shave not yet paid their poll tax.
1t really seems as though it were al.
most necessary TO place coal OF fire on
the backs of some men to induce them
to move one inch from the beaten track
Of every day life. They lack energy as
well as foresight, never doing to-day
what they can put of until Tomorrow
If fortune dope nded upon very lit
tie forecast, they would fail to get It,.
Their politics and energy exhaust them
selves in words. They are protuse in
professions of earnestness but lack ao'
ton. Such per sons are worth very lit
tie, indeed, to the tnrtherance OF any
cause. Instead of a help, they are
hind rance. Men without tax receipts
are like soldiers without muskets on
the battle field, OF very little or no &C.
count. To all we say, get your receipts
and be prepared for the election, OF
acknowled ge at once that you are in
different to the results depending on 1t.
Daily Republican., 1882-10-16

advertising in Sunday paper is legal
In the face of the following statute law
found in chapter CXXXI, Section 4, Of
the Revised Code.
Section 4. 'If any person shall per-
form any worldly employment, labor,
or business, on the Sabbath day works
Of necessity excepted) he shall be fined
four dollars and on failure to pay such
fine and costs shall be imprisoned not
exceeding twerty -four hours.
If any carrier, peddler, wagner or
driver Of any public stage or carriage,
or any carter, butcher, or driver, with
his horse, hack, wagon, stage, carriage,
cart or drover, shall travel or drive
upon the Sabbath day; OF if any retailer
OF goods shall expose the same to SAFE
on the Sabbath, he shall be fined eight
dollars, and in failure to pay such fine
aud costs shall be imprisoned not ex-
ceeding twenty-four hours"
We have nothing at this time to say
either for or against the Sunday law,
but simply give it as it appears in the
State Code.
Daily Republican., 1882-10-16
notwithstanding, ,


Last Wednesday we published the
following in the REPUBLICAN, clipped
from an exchange:
PoTTsvILLE, Oct. 9.-Judge GIeen'
in an opion flied to-day, decides that the
publication and circulation OF q news
paper on Sunday is unlawful. The pa,
per TO which particular reference was
made was the Sunday Morning News,
from which an advertisement WAS omit
ted His Honor holds that 1t made no
difference, as the publication OF the
paper was q violation Of the act ofl794.
Knowing that the above had 3 direct
effect upon certain legal advertisements
that appeared from time totime in Sun
day news papers we followed the publ
cation notice with brief edtte
rial notice. but made no allusion
whatever to the Sunday paper pub
lished in this city. 1t seems however
that the shoe flt, as the following from
that paper published yesterday as Po-
lite as the source from which 1t emana-
ted will permit, will show:
"The publication in The Star Of ap'
plication for license to sell liquor is
strictly legal, notwithstanding what the
news thief ct Third and King streets,
may insinuate to the contrary. Quite
number of persons have advertised
their applications in The star heretofore
and obtained their licenses without the
least trouble"
Now then who knows best about the
Sunday law, Judge Green an scknow
lodged able jurist, or the tramp OF the
Sunday Morning Star We made nc
issue on the Sunday law, but simply
stated that according to Judge Greens
decision no advertisement published In
Sunday paper was legal. We will
venture to assert there are not two
opinions on that question. 1t 10 true
that liquor sellers of this city adver-
Using In the Sunday paper here have
got their license, but why? Because no
body objected to it and the court failed
possibly Though neglect to look into
the matter, or inquire into the date Of
the publication Of the paper in which
the application was advertised. We dc
not suppose that even now anybody
I will object to 1t, but that will not ss
tablish the legality of Sunday adver-
Using. 1t Is nonsense to claim that
Daily Republican., 1882-10-16

THE GOOD order maintained during
the stay of the Barnum's show In this
city on Friday afternoon and evening,
was in strong contrast with the disor-
der that prevailed at other shows.
Part of the credit of this good order be-
longs to the respectability of the show,
but more to the efficiency of the Repub
lican police force who attended the
show not as citizens, but as faiLhtu
officers in the discharge of their duties.
Thus Wilmington is redeemed from be-
ing city given up to riot upon the Ap
pearance Of a travelling mSnagerie or
circus under Democratic rule, to as or.
derly and decently q behaved city as
any other city, under Republican rule,
It iS no secret that the managers of the
great show were afraid to bring iV TO
Wilmington and they 60 away under
an agreeable disappointment.
Daily Republican., 1882-10-16

vote on election day. 1t will be poor
consolation for q continuance Of Bour'
bon rule to know that two or three
thousand Republicans remained at
home on election day. There is chance
now for the redemption Of the State
from Bourbon Democratic rule. Why
lose that chance when 1t is within our
reach? Such an opportunity may not
be presented for a number OF years
again. Let every Republican do his
duty now.
Daily Republican., 1882-10-16

Malaria, ChIlIS and Fever, and Bilious az
taoks positively cured with Emory'S stand.
ard Cure Pills-An infallible remedy; never
fail TO cure the most obstinate, long-stano ing
cases whore Quinine and all other remedies
have failed. They are prepared e1prt ssly
for malarlous sections, In dOnble boxes, two
kinds Of Pills, containing strong cathartio
and chill breaker, sugar. coated; contain no
Quinine or Mercury, causing no gripping or
Durging they are mild and efticient, certain
In their action and harmless I'm all cases
they etfectually cleanse the system, and give
new life and tone to the body. As house
hold remedy they are unequaled; For Liver
Complaint their equal is not known one
box Win have wonderful effect on the worst
case. They are used and prescribed BY ply.
sicians, and sold b Druggists everyWnere, OF
Little Oathartio pills, best ever made, only
cents, STANDARD Cur0 TO-, ia Nassau
street New York. lezI'eOdd&W-om
Daily Republican., 1882-10-16
LEVY COURT.

HENRY WHITBMAN, Mill Creek.
]. FRANK REYBoLD, Red Lion.
VIM. j. STROUD, White Clay Greek.
JOSEPH CLEAvER, St. Georges.
d. B. MALoNEY, Appoquinimink.
WILL, AM II. MONEY. Rlackbird.
Daily Republican., 1882-10-16
REPRESENTATIVES,.

REPRESENTATIVES.
ROBERT j. HANBY, Brandywine.
WILLIAM CANBY, Wilmington.
r. LEWIS ARMSTRONG, Christiana.
THEODORE Il. CLARK, Red Lion
JOHN P1LLING, White Clay Creek
ALFRED G. Cox, st. Georges.
]. MOODY boutwell,, Appoquinimiuk
Daily Republican., 1882-10-16
4FATITH IS W EAGTn, I;lA;l |,

In EO West'5 Nerve snG GId1dness, Q
VSi1iSn. TSs r" . sSe!1n
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ssss ssSsg 'Rs RasS S'ss sss S5s e Rss
SsR' G:s e. sS.5.s $;ss X Fl 2 :, E
\: $$ g.: :j$s $@ $ $
atrsets, =, Wilmington, Dol-no noV2SdsN
Daily Republican., 1882-10-16
REMARKABLE
Letter from a Traveller,

KANSAS OITY, Mo-. Sept 90. 1882.
think tia duty owe to humanity TO say
what your romety has done for me. One
year ago contracted bad case Ofblood dis
ease, and not knowing the result Of such
troubles, l allowed 1t TO run on for some time,
but finally applied to the best physicians in
this city, who treated me for six months. In
that time took over 800 pills Of protOiodide
mercury, a grain each and had run down
In weight from 2l0 to Isl pOuuds, and was
confined to my bed with MerCurial kheuma'
tism, scarcely able 10 turn myself In bed.
Being travelling man, some Of the fraternity
fund me in this deplorable condition, and
5: !: { {? 4 " ;:!:;:; $:;$ ;$:i
your spec. cases that
have been cured by its use. commenced he
use o. it with very little faith, and In less
than three weeks was able to take my place
on the road. The sores and copper -colOred
spo gradually disappeared, and to-day l
have not sore or spot on my person, and my
weight is 2lT pounas, being more than itever
was do not wish you to publish my name,
but you may show this letter TO any who
doubt the merit Of S 5 s., for know II is o
sure cure. Yours truly, j. II. b.
Some thirty years ago there lived In Mont
gOmery Al ;, young man who was terribly
afflicted. After being treated for a long time
by the medical profession Of this town with no
benefit, he commenced takiug S. s. 3. After
perslstently taking 1t I, r two monthS he was
cured. Being aoQus inted with him for twenty
years thereafter, can testify that the disease
never make i's return.
J. W. BISHOP, J. p Hot Springs, Atk.
II you doubt come TO see u.s. and we vii
CURE YOU, or charge nothing Write for
particulars and q copy Of the little book
HMeSsage TO the Unfortunate Suffering.
ASK any druggist as to our standing.
RS-SI.OOO REWARD will be paid to
ary Chenist who will find, on shalysls OF loo
bottles Of q. SIS, one particle Of Mercu y
lodlde Of Potassium, or any Mineral sub.
stance SWIFrSPECIFlU 90, ProprietOrs.
Atlanta, GS.
Prise Of Small Size, SlO0
Large Size. 1S5
sold BY ALL DRUGGISTS.
Daily Republican., 1882-10-16
Lost Book

A book containing the names of sub.
scribers who receive the REPUBLICAN
at the toll gates on the Con cord and
Philadelphia pixies and at several stores,
has been mislaid or lost, one dollar will
be paid Co any one returning IL to US.
Daily Republican., 1882-10-16

T7EaTIoN=zA9;L151, ~, !, snSssS1ssiss. nSSss.1sis.,!..'
A dring pure Drugs IGDs o. 81 pdvstsr:,:s,,
SSSCuId SSsSiId % 70 TO drag Z ssGsSS II NeAUSSss
III Market troOt'
Daily Republican., 1882-10-16
NEEAT STORE.

nj HAH '1o
TheMeat q orc occupied BY George Reed,
No. 6ll King street, generally known as the
uDelaWaro Market" has opened with hrst-
class meats Of all kinds. Tae citizens general
ly are invited to call. Prices moderate, ana
satisfaction guaranteed. Baskets delivered
TO any part Of the city without additional
charge. ALBERT RlOHARDSO v. sUS-tf
Daily Republican., 1882-10-16

ness, trunks, bags, etc., in the city. LSdies
and gentlemen's pocket books and ladies'
Prompt attention paid to repairing trunks
and travelling bags.
Daily Republican., 1882-10-16
Apply ANMOUNUERHENT
. CAME AT LAST.

We have now the pure LIQuifed Nitrous
Oxide Gas for extracting teeth, the safest In
use. All operations spp0rtaining to Dontis.
OF teeth from 81 to SIS, filings gold and plas
tic from 81 to ss, work guaranteed; over
years experience.
NO. zee MARKET STREET,
DELAWARE DENTAL OFFICE
Daily Republican., 1882-10-16

ne Largest circulation OF
any paper in Delaware. We
court an investigation from
the public. e@d
Daily Republican., 1882-10-16
At the Corners.
WE ARE READY FOR
THE FALL BUSINESS.

In every department. Our
Custom room was never fill
ed as we'll as at the present
time. We have m q II V
specialties imported direct
which cannot be duplicated
and not to be found in any
other house in this city.
Our cutter superior-Our
prices low for quality OF
goods and workmanship.
One trial secures a perma-
nent customer. You are in
vited to call at
FOU kTH ANDMARKET SITS.
WILMINGTON CLOTHING HOUSE
MERCHANT TAILORING ESTABLISH.
MENC.
TNO. w. DIEFENDORF u CO.
Daily Republican., 1882-10-16
z.nnA oSannn HARKNEl

1RS,L LAURA uSGOOD HASASst .cnt
Nj NO. Sratsful for the .nSouEagSn1sSssss, go : gSS1sss,
tsmSer tSr stS she will reopen her ,chnS SoSS %
sexes, in the Hsrkness Bgilting: t L.gs.,tS Xvii NH
corner Of Tenth and Market; ~ IEaISEE REE II
Staa sta Of teachers, consisting gnJ % t.sssSoCIGII
IN EMEN RN0TW0LADi, nS HSTDeils
whose scholastic attainment tu,snSIST STJ S hsr
as Teachers, warrant her ~ aS SS' vItS tho
irons that her school VIII TmSau"ra-tmsnt TSur wild
in the city. ThePrlmsiy ~ DSp TecelVs PS
ssgnsoa ss@sSSy FSs Rsas es', n1s u" sna SD
p tbs Sncio6t and modern snSsasS' S.S US
e to e u nhEPRIkSis AZ lSss
Market street, Wilmington pol
Daily Republican., 1882-10-16
AT

JOHN WANAMAkER'Sl
PHILADEL pH1A.
Saturday:
For two years, perhaps, we
have had the richest, largest,
most varied and most eX-
hat stive collection Of dress
goods in Philadelphia. Be-
fore that, we may have had
the largest. and even the
most exhaustive. but perhaps
not the richest. The slowest
trade to come to a new meH-
chant is the trade of luxury.
1t is the Slowest to change
from one to another. But
it does change.
We may say our dress
goods of all sorts are at about
the highest now.
John wANAMAKER.
Second and third circles, southeast
from center
Our fringe, button and
habefdashery business has
got into shape to stay, until
further enlargement is neces-
sary. 7 wo counters o f
frtuges, two of buttons and
four Of the little odds and
ends that every woman
knows about, but that words
are so inadequate to carry
that some German long ago
called them habit ihr das,
Herr? hence haberdasheEy
TO his English brother.
We have long been SO
crowded at these counters,
hat the relief will be well
come alike to customers aud
ou. saleswomen. The two
new counters are occupied
by sewing silk and cotton,
mohair and six braid and
silk cords.
The window Of 8 o5
Chestnut is to day filled with
goods from these counters.
JOHN WANAMAKER.
second, third and fourth circles, north
east from center.
FurS t. ke their place tO-
day where shawls were.
JOHN wANAMAKER.
1903 Chestnut.
Shavls go up stairs. Shall
have an elevator shortly.
India shawls are plentier
now than they will be at any
later time; those under $500
particularly. This is true at
every store and every " ar.
Low priced lndias are sold
early ard get scarce. The
difficulty in buying them al
ways is to get salts factory
colors.
JOHN WANAMAKER.
1903 Chestnut, second floor.
Some Autograph albums
are to be sod at half; but
we can't afford to advertise
them.
Diaries for 1883 are rea-
dy.
JOHN wANAMAKER.
Basement, J II.
Small paintings on panels
by Paris artists; few; uncom-
monty good for a little mo-
ney. So to IS.
JOHN WANAMAKER.
Basement, H IA.
Blouse suits of black faint
ly striped with gray, s.; very
good to begin with; not too
lhearv. Blue diagonal che
Daily Republican., 1882-10-16

II you doubt, come to see as. and we vii
CURE YOU, or charge nothing Write for
particulars and copy Of the little book
t'Message TO the Unfortunate Suffering"
ASK any druggist as to our standing.
Daily Republican., 1882-10-16

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TRUNKS AWD TRAVELLING BAGS.

J. A. OttNNER,
reliable harm ss
andtrunk manufac-
turer has removed
TO his new store, No
I Il. Fourth st. near
Market, where you
will find the largest
.aaortmank ~ haR
Daily Republican., 1882-10-16
WEsAH A WiLMINGTON'sphL
rn.rourb IustrucrIO In aco"p'|
English Course

PRIMARY, PREPARATORY AND COL
G1ArE DEPARTMENT. ~,
Superior advantage, +, gss,iinn in ISRfaa &ilI d
M Mnsic and Art. Fall seSslGTT I, G2TTITT,soN| T
September II. '0nN sep+i1
Daily Republican., 1882-10-16
The greatest snooess OF the pas and present
season,

Admission S5 and 80 cents; reserved seats
rs cents, for sale OF U. +. Thomas COS
DAYS in advance. 0ol2N