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The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1882-06-15

SEE the Boots. There are Ten pair If 1,,,.,,,
They are the Boots which Jesse James wore when
q bad man Killed him. Jesse may Have been a
trlne Derelict in some Respects, but he Appears
&c. nave been an All Fired good Friend To the
hlde and leather Trade.-Dezrer Tribune.
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1882-06-15

WHIPPED 0UT.-My way of getting rid of deas
is to get IS cents worth Of good Scotch snuff,
very little for two or three days then apply more
snuff; by this time, you can sleep undisturbed
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1882-06-15

said the country member, 81 went 70
that variety show because felt there'd he no ~
roay Ihere who knew me! burned if pretty
tsn G tne whole Legislature wasn't there @-Js-
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1882-06-15

CHERRY BREAD.-Cut fresh bread into slices
an inch thick, spread into a fat dish and pour
stewed cherries over. Any fruit with plenty Of
syrup will do as well.
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1882-06-15
Seleft goetrp.
LONG AGO.


Lang ago when life was younger and fes burden cast nd
When the eadne.s of existence was Summer fountain
now
SIDE by side trod dim woodland river hank ar haunted
meadow,
Long ago.
Long age faint oors held In the purple fields Of clover
Snbtlsr In Its sweet Suggestions than all ether blooms
Ablow;
Hand in hand together where clover beads hung
over.
Lang ago.
Lang in magic distance there were silver voice. sing
ing;
And the bells sxestly tinkled where the came
home a-row;
waiseeP in purple blossoms did We listen to that ringing
Long ago
Long ago old joys possessed with underlined strange
ycznng;
Loving and beloved wrecked not in loves golden AZ
terglox,
How youth passed like dream the dreamer
Long ago.
Long ago the hand ea-pe there had its loving hand
clasp broken;
And the voices ceased fou singing; and the cowbells
faint and low
Died did the echoes Of the words that We had
spoken
Long ago.
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1882-06-15

A GERMAN writer estimates that an acre of
euckwheat yielded fourteen pounds of honey
DAILY. Single hives gathered three pounds on
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1882-06-15

HARD SAucE-Two tablespoonfuls of butter:
white, then add wine and spice to your taste.
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1882-06-15

In most quarrels, there is q fault on both
sides. A quarrel may be compared to spark,
which can not be produced without flint as
we'll as steel.
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1882-06-15

SOME persons maks trouble, others give troub-
le and others simply borrow trouble. They are
all disagreeable, and il is hard to say which is
the most disagreeable.
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1882-06-15

German professor has worked ,h;..
years to make map of the moan al ~, y-Iour
rses gong that route can depend upon its cor.
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1882-06-15

b.;I "a. ieiiow who asked for q lock of his girrs
dass' was p informed that it "costs money. hair
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1882-06-15
vIoLETa

An flowers sweet: but those my heart doth love
The best.
Bloom where the elossd and hands erossed
At rust
An flowers sweet but these fair blossoms spread
With dew
Cal back the mother eyes 80 sd, sweet,
So blue.
To-day feel . breath the curtains swing
Apart
And memories like silver mis- hsaf around
Ny heart
Ihear the echo Of q song sung
L1nx ago
As mid the nesting RAVES IL wanders
To and fro.
The while the perfumed dew falls my heart
Like rain
And scent Of violets-sbe loved them So
Gives pain
The Rose.
o, roe. vhose hue, angry and brnve,
Bids the rash gzser wipe his eye,
Thy root 10 ever in he grave.
And thou must die
-Geers< H,rs>rt.
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1882-06-15

Like your foOt's asleep. > 'Oua wafer tastes
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1882-06-15

AL grain crops must be harvested before it is
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1882-06-15
CUTICURA

CU iCUHA
and CuucURa Soar externally and CUucrRA REsOLyKSr
internally will positively species Of Humor om
Common Pimpe To Scrofula- Price Of CUncURl small
boxes Soc; large boxes. e. CUucuRA REsoLvESr q per
sold by all druggists
Principal depot WEEKS POTTER Boston Mass.
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1882-06-15
MOTHER DIED FROM III
PSORIASIS

PSORIASIS.
H. T. Carpenter Esq, Henderson n. Y, cured of Psor-
iasis or Lepsy Of twenty standing by the CucU
RA REsoLvESr internally, and CrIIcUEA and Crucu
soar externally The most wonderful record Cure
certified To before justice Of the peace and puunent
liens All afflicted with itching sealy diseases should
| send to 5 for this testimonial in full.
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1882-06-15
SYMPTOMS OF A
TORPID LIVER
TUFTS HAIR dye,

GRAY HAZE OR WHfsKERs changed to q GLOSSY
BLACK by single application Of this DYE. II I'M
parts q natural color. acts Instanfaneously. Sold
by Druggists. or sent by express on receipt Of e.
OFFICE, a. MURRAY ST.. NEW YORK.
d. TUFTS HANrlL q vasshie Isforsste. and n
Nrssfal Rsssips IN Be n.iis1 fRxf appnssloa-I
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1882-06-15
Kendall's SPAWN Cure !!

on HUMAN
used
C0RNS
SPAWN CURE"
wonderful
that Enimnt OF human
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1882-06-15

To WHOM IT MAY CoSCEKx I'm the year ls75 treated
with "Kendalls SPAWN Cur, bono SPAWN of several
months growth. nearly half large n hens egg and
completely stopped the amencss and removed the enlarge
meDt. have worked the hof-- since hard and
he has been lame, could difference
in the size Of the book joints since treated him with Ken
dalls SPAWN Cure. T. l. GAINES
Enas6urgh Falls Vt. Feb 18th. 1873.
Sworn and -nb-eribe to before this 18th LAY Of Feb
ruary, A. ID. IS79. JoHN G. JENNE.
Justre Of the Peaer
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firms from Il c north represented here
this winter, ard they are all located in
a small creek u at puts in off Winyah
Bay, about four miles from the mouth
Of the bay and twelve frem Georgetown
On the ( albcard side Of tie creek
MI. Whlism SACK hgs built a very
handsome and copmo@ious Louise, and
sCrie Of Tx bog lave named il Morn
ing Glory. Or the opposite side tis
ivst building that you see is cwned by
the Government aud il rented by Strim
PIE and Davis for a store house. lie
mex Is owned by ii. Bruins and is
called the Palace Of Luxury. Next to
Mr.. Bruhns crnirs Justice ard Somers
called the Early Bir1, then the
Davis dclnici'e. 1ittwcen Justice AID
Davis, Mr.. Bruins las another cabin
calltd the Man Trar, used rs . read
ing and smoking room aud sleeping de-
rartm"pt by bis men. Then COMES
Strimpls & Bro. in their floating cabin
'sliN i"p' buN iIo' tlc 'c'1sr COAIl'S 1Ol-
tou i Blebm. From a side glance the
place resembles Atlantic City iii the
suiumrr season.
Tie lishing is not very good here yet,
but the prospect loohs very good. Fish
are some caller than they were last
year. There las been three shipments
made from heie 10 New York, one 10y
Strinple, another by DAVIS aud one by
Sack. OLD FRIEND.
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PEDBicKrowS LETTER.

"After clouds, sunshine" The &c.
niIl weather of the past day or two has
had the effect OF bfightnirg the coun-
tenance Of our people, and driving ~,
our miserable bad roads. I met one
somber looking fellow to-day and felt
Ike asking him why he did not cheer
up and be merry with the rest Of us,
but the drought struck me that he
might lie yoUi law correspondent with
the French name, who SETS himself up
as a dictator TO newspaper correspon-
dehts, and | said if lie is the chap, land
think he is], there is too much choles
there; Sunshine only increases the iras-
cibility; for nothing SO ~iritates such
temp,rments as his, as seeing other
people happy.
Mir. Moore, the ventrilnquist and
elect:o-physiologist, held fourth in our
village las. week, lie magnet lied several
Of the boys, and theiI antics were quite
~ladghable. The Dr.. gave Il very il-
structive ard interesting lecture bear-
ing upon the laws Of life. He is a fine
speaker and has "a good physique. He
is to repeat his performance by request
tonight.
The band is active in preTaration for
their first grand carnival, and if their
success is commemorate with tie ener-
~ displayed it viii betlemendous..
Wei tie Rev. Mr.. Morris, is going
to leave us / know this is unwelcome
news to lis numerous friends, but as
he says he makes it a rule never to
stay over two years, unless there is a
special reason for it. We shall hav9
to bid Inn a reluctant adieu, assur-
ing him that he will carry away the
respect and esteela, of net only lis
church but the community at large
L. is the concurrent judgement of the
people that lie h1s labored faithfully
and deserves tie thanks of all good
people May lus successor follow IN
his tootstep, and carry The work OF re-
lisioh and reioym 10 even greater re
suits.
Dr Graw preached an eloquent SER
mo on Sunday aad the congregation
at the close showed their appreciation
of tLeir Pastor, by contributing liber-
ally TO the collection taken foI has BEN
eft.
NOyTS UOHO
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The NEW SCIENTIFIC AMERICAN
OFFICRS.

We are glad to announce that the
Scientific ADicricGn came out OF the la Z
fire in New York, like The tabled Ph9-
nix. with renewed life. The subscrip-
ton lists account books, patent rec
ords, patent drawings, AND correspon-
dence were preserved in massive fire
proof safes. The printing Of the Sci
entifc American and Supplement was
done in. another building; consequently
the types. plates, presses, paper, etc..
were unharntd, and no interruption
of business was occasioned.
The new ScintiGc American offices
are located at 261 Broadway, corner Of
Warren Street, IA very central and ex-
eellent situation. The new building
fronts towards the City Hall, the
Court House, and the New Pust-olice-
a magnificent structure. which cot
eight millions to build. Nearly op o.
site, aid a few hundred feet dis;ai.t
from the Scionhfc AaeG,cn Offices, is
lie enhance to the great Suspension
Bridge over the East River. between
New York and brooklyn which re-
mircd ten yeals to construct and TWEEN
iy millions of dollars TO pay for In
front, also, of the Scientific Atceritaa
is the City Hall Park ard Printing
House Square, with its statue OF Ben-
jamin Franklin, and the homes of
eminent editors aud newspaI ers, sn, h
as tie New York lriLtase, New York
Times, New York san, New York
Vor'd, New York Herald. MGil and
E.rp1es Zeitung, and others.
Tie new Scientific american Offices
are admiralty chosen for active bust
ness. Iiere. in addition to tie issuing
of their iEteles.ing publications, Messrs
Mum x Co, aided Ivy traii ed exami,
ners and 6raueh,sn en-, prepare speci-
Rcatiens and drgNi.gs for American
ami Foreign patents. IL any of oGr
readers should happen to make a new
dis covery 1--WE hope every one of them
may do 20, and gain a f~ortunel, tley
have only TO drep a lime TO Mum & Co,
26l Broadway, New York. who will re-
ply at once, without Charge, stating
whether the invention is probably
novel and %patentaLle. A hard ook OF
instructions, with fall particulars, WI
also lie sent, free. Megsrs. Mupn& Ce
have had oyer thirty.hve years .exper,
ience il The business. p.
The Penn's Grove record., 1882-02-18


LYDIA f. Pinkll ms Vegetable Com
pound has done thousands Of women
n re good than the medicines OF many
doctors. Il is a positive care for all
female complaint. Send to Mis- Lydia
+. Pinkham.
The blueb!ris began to sing on Tues
day.
Conductor Leap received the FIRST
.yalcitiae.
~N mechanics a~e all very busy at
pent.
captain Whitaker has sold his Lorse
aud bought another one
The scraper would be of great service
on the roads about this time.
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NOTICE.

1t is the privilege Of Executors, Adj
ministrators, Guardians. &c, having
charge OF The settlements OF Estates ls
fore Tie Surrogate, TO lave the legal
notices relating hereto printed in The
RECORD. Our friends acting in any Of
Tie above positions should bear this i'll
mnd. and request the Surrogate to
send the notices TO this office.
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PUBLIC SALE
or
Eoso%NALPP1rERTY


VIII be sold at Public vendne. at the rest
dence OF the Subscriber in the Township of
LOWER PENIS NECK,
on the Hook road, leading from the Canal
Bridge to Salem about half a mile from The
bridge en-
MONDAY, FEBRUARY 20, 1852.
All the following desc ibaa Property
HOHSES-6 HEAD Bay Horse, 10 years old
soand and gentle. a good driver or Worker;
i Dark BAY MIRA, 9y,ars old, now with fnsl by
Norman; Bay Horse II years old, a good work
er and sn excellent driver. l Sorrcl Mare s
years old nov with foal by Kcmble jackson, l
Park nay Horse S years old well broken doii-
bic or single, J Dolphin Colt eoIUing 8 in May.
The above axe well worth The atlantlon OF al
nariies wishinr TO purchase good stock
CATfLE--7 HEAD--2 New Mich Cows. one
with calf by lisr side, 2 A!derney Cows will
come in p,oti: soon, / Attorney Bull. tthese all
come from Imported stockl also 2 Attorney
~IIe,ftr. Q years old.
HOGS Breeding sows. Jersey Reds) also
Is shoa's about 9 weeks old, same and in good
condition. .
CARRIAGEs, WAGONS & IMPLEMENTS
2 good Buggies / Cutter ! Spring Wagon ]
Heavy Wagon CartapA Gsars rood Sleigh with
pole and shafts ! sst OF Double Carriage Har-
mesa 2 sets Single Harness 2 Gets Of Half Chs!s
Gears nearly new 2 sets Rope Gears Brides
Collars Lines Flynets &c. ! Buckeye Combined
Move and Reaper ! Lever Horse I.owSr Pier
point Sreshcr Sugar Loa Corn Shel.r IN good
order Fan Mil swse, Petstse bigger Hewitt
patent 5 plows II INHERENT mai es all ia good
order 3 Scratch IIa.rows / Cultiyiior Fork
shovsls Hoes and all other a~rtiells usually
found Oh a large farm.
Household Goods and many other articles too
tedious 10 mention. Also tie oi,e.half o.
acres Of wheat IN the ground. hale 10 cnm-
mence at | O'Clock Z. NJ, SharT. Conditions
made known GA say Of sale.
THOMAS CURRY.
W. A, CASPER, AustiGIieer.
w TGARRlSON Clerk
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PUBLIC SALE OF
Personal Property.
VIII be sold at public sale, on
WEDNESDAY,, MARCH l. 1852,
a: the residence Of the subscriber in
OLDMANS' TOWNSHIP,

on the road lending from Penn'1 Grove to
Bripg port, and one auda half miles from Ped
ri~"ktovn, tie following personal propart.t.
STOGK:-1 bay mare, HimiI,opian
stock, 4 years old, partly broke; bay
colt, American Boy, 3yeais old this sprin,
Ebay colt, Star, 3 years old this spring,
all out of one of the best bred mares in
the county; 20 cows. all coming into pro-
fit soon; 2 bulls, one , years old, one full
blood Alderney 6 months old.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS % SC ratch
harrows, l S anton potato. pillow, 3 cal
til ators, l cutter (wagon), / heavy
wagon.
HOUSEHOLD G0ODS@Consistire
of bureau, table, chairs. bcdstcads. car
pet feather beds, / Ne. II cook stove.
laundiy | brilliant. and many other ar.
ticles too numerous to mention.
eas.tie prominence at 10 o'clock a. M.
ar willie positive, o
Conditi5n Wade known on day ofsale
by f. II. GREEN.
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SURVEYING Il CoNyEYANCING.
The subscriber proposes to give i'm
mediate and strict attention to every
call in relation to the li1ve.
Tie various Instruments of writing
plainly and legally drawn aud execu-
ted. Surveying in all its branches, and
the tracing Of cid original lines a speci
atty.
All work done on the mont reason
able terms.
Office on bud Floor of Odd Fellows
Hall, PENIS Grove,
j. X. Iouderlnck,
Commissioned OF Deeds, and Justice of
the Peace,
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DlssoLurIox or Co-pAnrNrGsn1r.

DISSOLUTION OF Co-PARTNT2sHIP.
The co-partnerShip heretofore exist
ing between the subscribers trading
under the FIRMS name Of Sparks &
layton. is this day mutually dissolved
by tie retirement Of David & Sparks.
Ali persons owing the firm will pay
Mr.. layton, AID al hills against the
firm WILDE settled by him. Who viii
continue Tie business At The Old sIasd.
David G. sparks.
William Y. Layton.
Penn's Grove, February j, 1872.
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NOrICE

The subs riser is now agent for and
reidy To receive orders for any Of the
daily, weekly or monthly papers. All
papers will he delivered al ,eur hnme
regularly. Orders left al Mr.. Vim. r..
w alker' 8 Store IN Aail street sill be
promptly asendrd 10.
ISAAC p. SIMPkINs.
The Penn's Grove record., 1882-02-18

This firm is now in its sixth year of exis-
tence, and the rapid and permanent growth
IL has made IL something unprecedented in
he history of carriage building. It's per
ma1ancy and growth have been accons-
plished, not by any special effort at "drum-
ming the trade, but by the e1cellency Of
the work produced, and by the low price Of
which this work has been sold. Another
great feature OF It's success is in the sTYI.R
Of tina work produced. 1t is too often the
case that in low priced work the style is cor
respondiugly low or common in appearance.
But all goods manufactured by T. T. Hay
ock, are made in s stylish and artistic
manner, thus adding beauty 10 quality.
This firm does not b,ild the lowest grade,
nor the lowest priced work in the market
by any means, but is making a specially Of
a medium grade full leather top buggy at a
very low price for tina quality; and is offer
ing special inducements 20 the trade to buy
in large quantities. Send for Catalogues
and Wholesale Price LIS, by addressing
r.. ~.
coz. PLUa Ayn 18TH ETS.,
CINCINNATI, OHIO
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$4,000 Worth of New and
Popular Music for S1.0O.

Thomas Brothers Musical Journal for
January is undoubtedly the finest and
best journal Gifts kind published. Tie
reading matter is varied and original,
being news from all parts of the world
The Journal will have ? new feature this
year in being beautifully illustrated and
printed on fine heavy calendercd paper.
Each number will have in over TWO DOL
LARS worth ofSheet Music, printed from
Il best plates; and as you receive one
number each month, at the end OF the
year you have for binding one Of the
finest collections OF vocal and instlu-
mental music imaginable Don't fail to
subscribe for the Journal at once. Price
per year, ONE DOLLAR; or with n beauti-
full Chrome, 22x37, n Dollar AND
~TrfRTY-FIvE CENTS, the 35c. Icing the
actual cost of packing and postage or ex-
press on the Chrome. Sample copy of
the Journal, Zoe. We want am agent in
every village and city in the United
states and Canada to take Subscriptions
for the Journal. Address Jas. II. THoaAs
Successor to Thomas krothers,
Catskii!, n. Y, L. 8. A
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i.OSr OFFICE.

POST OFFICE.
Office hours Open Sundays except
ed from & 90 a. NJ. to 800 r. M. Time
at arriving and closing Of Mails-Mail
from Philad'aand intermediate places
arrive daily at 10 GO A. N. & $50 p NJ
Closes, 6 30 A. NJ. and ] 90 p. NJ.
From Bridgeton aud all points south
of Woodbury., arrive daily at 3 80 P. NJ.
closes at 6 80 A. NJ.
= Letters containing'money and valua-
bles registered on applic;ltion-fee 10c.
S. r. LEAP. 7. NJ.
The Penn's Grove record., 1882-02-18

Georgetown, :. C., Feb. 7, 1882
Mr.. Ediior:-I viii give you a little
sketch OF the sturgeon fshing business
in Ills place. There ere six different
The Penn's Grove record., 1882-02-18

We invite the attention Of our read
ers to the adver isenient of tie Buckeye
Mfg Co. Marion. Ohio, in another
coliunn. They offer rare Inducements
70 earn an honest living.
The Penn's Grove record., 1882-02-18
DIED.


FANNEMAS.-On Sunday January
90, 1882, Mary L daughter of Mat
thias X. Vamneman, aged years and
4 months.
MUNION.-On Sunday February L.,
William III. Munion, aged IL years.
SUMMERIIL-Suddenly. onthe 10th
inst, in South PENIS Grove Rev
JOSEPH c. Sunmerill, OF the New
Jersey, Annual II. E. Conference,
aged 81 years.
The relatives and frienAsare respect
fully invited 10 attend the funeral on
the elst Inst. meeting at the house ut
10 o'clork A. u. and the NJ. f. Church
Penn's Grove AT ii, without further
notice.
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HOUsEFURNIsHING DRY GOODS.


Few such exhibits as this are made in the country. None
can surrass il in attractiyeHesS, variety and interest. The almost
perfect system to which the business is reduced. INJURIES the most
prompt, careful and economical service of all patrons.
The prices are beyond controversy as low as the goods can
he conveyed from producer to consumer, rs al methods of cheapen-
ing prices are in vogue knoHuto the most exact business science.
On moderation ofprioes, primarily, has the success of the house
bcen based, and success las furnished facilities for still further
lowering OF prices, while giving The additional advantages of cor
venicnoe, comfort and despatch IN all transactions.
There is no reason why al who desire should not share in
the advantages which are offered by this great mart of fashion
and fuse.
The Penn's Grove record., 1882-02-18
CHURCH DIRECTORY.

cgURCH DIRECTORY.
EFTHopfsr PROTESTANT CHURCH
ffV J J. WATSON Pastor.
SUNDAY Scitf.pi-ir NJ
= rsch'nt-2p NJ. and Z. Z. ~.
PRAYER Mpetiag-Wrtinesiiay evenings.
Is HFTpHutST EPISCOPAL CHURCH
PFvtJ j. l.. TURPlN, Pastor
S~"rslav clt.aii-2 81 e. NJ.
earhisa-iA \. NJ. and p. NJ.
p:dyer &estiuE--lu eSdaI evenings.
SOCIETIES
bTPAIi0DGE. ~, So. L. q. q. F., meets every
ThFrsasy rveisnr. 81 q. Y 4tal.
n. jOGli $ Fla 4 V g.. Wm. y. Denny
r srr.. 9 =. faruart Sec, II. NJ. Flauasin
Treas. S, x. Leap.
4. PApAnISE ENCAMPMENT. No. ~. 100. F.
Meets on the Isl. ubd 3rfi FRIDAY evenings OF
evcry MplIthin odd ~Fcilow'SIlaI.
G, z, lyhiI ". Irtp1bnll ;S.W. III Ridd le
). W II. NJ FlHnagiu Sc}ihe, a. q. Abor n
Treas, j, feethertr II. p j. f. Layton
ONION LODGE, No, -. X. OF y. meets every
Wednesday evening. in Odd Fcllew'S Hail
&C. jas phi N,hitakrr: ". G.. Jos. Rob
bins k.ot z. 5. Geo. w Bevis, NJ. Of f
Jas. Cunningham.
VIOLA cOTNetI, vi. %. u. O. L. A. M.mcet
IN 0Ad Fel'oWs Han, every Monday cStn
ing 81 I e'clcrk sharp.
g. VIM. Ll1yi Nc. tank Eaylor. lie.
90 -H e.
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.NoyUs Homo
MARRIED..

ALTON.-PEDBlCk.-At Harris
vile NJ. L. Parsonage, January 9,
1ss2,b " Rey. D.. d. Harris, Mr..
He.irj Dalton of Pilesgroye, TO Miss
Laura Pedrick Of Pedricktown n. J..
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INVENTORS

should address EDISON EROS, Attofneys-at-
Law and Pdient Sulic tors. Gl7 SeN enth Street
Washington, H.. G., fnr circulars of inSi ruciiuls
Reasonable terms. lie: ercuccs AID advice sent
l~1eissucs. lulrrfertnces. and cases rejected in
utncr bauhS % speciality. Ttdde-Niarks ami
Ca ~ ats solicited. Ipon rceeirt of model Or
sketch anG description We gave our opinion rs
II patentablfty, F1uI or ciiAiiGE. Ne rricr
TO the commissioner af Patents, also to Ex
Commis ~aioneIs. Is ablshtd 1865. u
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TABLE

TIE "
OF II
I1slarare lsipsr lsailro"d.
IT xzss..ll
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w. A. CASPER, Ausn1neer
w C'erk
The Penn's Grove record., 1882-02-18

Tswn ueeting is drawing near, and
we already hear rlmors of the slate
that is to be presented TO the caucus
for adoption, us having been made out.
Salem County Medical Society held
its meeting in the parlor OF GarwotdS
Hotel in saltm II day last week. The
usual routine Of business Was transact
ed.
Mrs. Horrer, widow Of Malachi
IIorner, died of pauemonia, at Bridge
port last Tuesday week.
The Board 0! Frerholders at their
meeting last week authorized Tie Offer
ing Of IA reward Of S25 fer the arrest OF
thieves or incendiaries,
III the Sci ate the following bills were
passed: To fix u time in cities for bear
ing appeals on delinquent taxation; to
make taxes a paramount leiG Oh zeal