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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1882-06-07
First" IN PEACE,
FIRST IN WAR
FIRST TO MAKE A REDUCTION In
Clothing & Gents Furnishing GoodsI
On and s o June will max
REDUCTION Or Is PER CENT.
On and after the 1st of June will make

Entire Stock Of Mems Youths and ChiIdrens Clothing
thereby placing Goods such Prices bring them within the reach
Manufacture Salt Trade,
enabled distance Competitors
ACa all that necessary Convince the Public of this fact 1t is
impossible the Stock Of Goods suffice that it
will aStOnsh all DESTROYS Of Purchasing.
At my Branch Store (knOwn as the mechanics
Gents Furnishing Goods Hats, Caps Boots and Shoes
and everything necessary for complete outfit Farm
ers, Mechanics and WOrkingmen more satisfied that
purchase such Prices that will carry into
other institutions claiming to be the wOrkngman friend
intend to carry this Clothing War to the bitter
end and place mysefn the estimation of the Community
as Public BenefactOr. .-<
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1882-06-07
Guiteau.

Washington, 6 This moraing Reed,
counsel for Guitesu,I appeared before
Judge, WyIie, in the criminal court,
and as ked to have the record corrected
ss 10 the counts in the indictment, alleg-
ing that the late President died in the
District Of Columbia. He stated that he
has other motioEs in view which
necesIitsted clean record. Judge
Wylie denied the motion. He did not
question the power Of the court to correct
It's records, but it was not for him sitting
IN another term and having no personal
knowledge Of the record to undertake to
amend 1t. The general verdict was based
upon good counts in the Indictment, the
court In passing sentence, shutting its
eyes to the vicious counts.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1882-06-07
The Strike Fever.

st. Louis, 16.-The president Of the
Typographical Union, in an address to-
day, said there were too many composl-
tors outside the union, sad urged that
this be overcome. Resolutions were re-
ferred endorsing the action Of the IRON
and steel workers, and declaring 1t the
duty Of all typographical unions and
wage workers to lend moral and material
support the strike till its objects are OBJ
tanned.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1882-06-07

Galveston, 5.-NeaOs' Dallas special:
Early this morning an attempt was made
by four masked meA to rob west bound
express on the Missouri Pacific road near
Denton. The train was tagged but sus-
pieions having been aroused when the
robbers attempted TO board the train they
were met with 8 Volley which put them
to fight. They mistook the mail for the
express car. One of them is reported
dead, a posse is in hot pursuit OF the re-
naming tree.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1882-06-07
Fire Record

Rochester, Pa, 5.-A fire this after
noon burned over an acre Of ground.
Loss, $4,000.
POcahOntas, Ark, 6.-The town is now
In ashes.
Ogdensburg, n. Y, 6.-The FIGURING
mills OF Henry Rood, the largest in north
ern New York, burned last night. Loss,
S75,OOO; Insurance, S43, 900.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1882-06-07
Alaska Quiet.

Washington, D. c., 6.-Comm ander
ParsOn, commanding the RGctWSett, re-
ports to the navy department under date
Of Fort Wrsngel, Alaska, May 9th, that
perfect quiet aud good order exists in all
parts OF tina! territory, and that there Is
no reason to anticipate a change.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1882-06-07
Produce.

Chicago, 6.-Wheat active firm higher
this spring, 1.29 cash, 81 q y July,
regular III July ~ August. Corn
active hrm ,70% cash Il July Osta
stronger dull 5014 cash, 457z July. PORK
stronger higher 19.7714 cash, Is July
Lard nrm lI.30 cash, p July.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1882-06-07

New York, 6.-F. j. Moses, ex-gov-
erner OF South Carolina, pleaded guilty
70 petlt larceny, and was sentenced TO the
penltenuaty for six months.
The Penn's Grove record., 1882-05-20

Mrs. Lydia Z. Pinkham; 233 Western
Avenue, Lynn, Mass, is rapidly ae-
quiring an enviabIe reputation for the
surprising cures which daily result
from the use of her Vegetable COM
pound in all female diseases. Send to
her for pamphlets.
RIP VAN WINKI.E AGAIN.
This ever-delightful "Trip Van Wink
lie" is "waking up" lately in tens of
American homes where only his fame
has heretofore entered. The Useful
knowledge Publishing Company, New
York, has published this and other of
the famous sketches of Washington Irv
Ing in an equisite little volume, as
beautiful al often finds a place in the
homes of ordinary mortals, and at a
mere pittance in prics,-15 cts. ia Util
ity blinking, 25 cts in cloth, IS cts. in
half Russia, and 40 cts, in extra cloth
red line, gilt edges. These are being
shattered broadcast as specimens Of
the quality Of book making and Of the
marvellously low prices of this new
publishing company, and they are win
ming for them the friendship of tens Of
thousands who delight in beautiful
books as we'll as in cheap and good lit
erature EnteIprising booksellers VIII
-l~ Ali. .alfE.. f.ar ~ II -
agents aud %canyasst,i are wanted in
every country and town, to whom very
unusual Terms and faculties are gwen.
Catalogues with specimen la- G IN |
terms will be sent upon request.
The Penn's Grove record., 1882-05-20

To the ladies we will say that they can
fla datall times a full and complete as
sortment of Dress Goods, Silks and
Satins, allstyles and shades at G. Spit
zer's, Pedr icktown.
WANTED:-A corps Of a bout half q
hundred young men and boys, to stand
along the sidewalks and about the corn
ers on Sunday afternoons and evenings,
for the purpose of making fippant re-
marks about and passing silly criticisms
upon the people rs they are going to
and from church We feel thai it. is
absolutely necessary for the comfort
and welfare of the more respectable
port ion of our community. No one
with more than hatf. the average
amour. Of responsibility and common
sense need apply.
The Penn's Grove record., 1882-05-20
-PEDRICKTOMN T

Not many of our citizens went to see
Jumbo; those who thought they would
do the thing slyly have nothing to say
about the big show.
Nj. Thomas Weatherby, is as usual
AHEAD on the sweet potatoe question.
SoIne of our farmers think lac will have
his trouble for his pains, but when dig
ging time arrives they will as usual see
him taking the top Of the market.
Some of our farmers are hard to-
please; ouly IA little time back they were
making The dolefCl cry, another dry
season." Last week they were lamen-
ting the continuous rains, and now it
has cleared IF they say ''taters" wont
grow. And yet the is really no ground
for complaint. The rains have insured
u good grass crop. Wheat never look
ed better. The ground is in fine con-
dition for corn and the warmer wealth
er now appearing will start sseets OH
lht Jhh1ps oho II nv o'ode0Ci bSA"no ~
this will lie one of the best seasons that
N. ]. farmers have had for ten years.
Last year was a disastrous year to
most of our farmers. With n excep-
ton Of a very narrow belt i'll which we
fortunately were included most of them
had a very small margin of profit and
very many lost heavily.
The ~lotatoe bugs have made their ap
pearaaice here Notwithstanding the
cold.
The pear approach elaboration day
leads to the suggestion that it would
lie well for our patriotic citizens to de-
wise some means for its proper cbser-
vance. Certainly the heroes who lay
down their lives to save their coantry,
should have a claim upon us, equal
with those whose heroism made inde-
pendence day what it is the memorial
Of freedom. Then let the Star Spangled
Banner be unfurled on the 30th of May
in honor Of the boys in blue who fought
~ ~valiantly and died SC CALAMITY that
the old flag might wave owe an undi-
vided country in which the crack OF the
slave drivers lash should be heard no
more.
PLoD.
The Penn's Grove record., 1882-05-20
THE -.
%|1staIne1t Business
AS CONDUCTEDrBY
PHIL. j. WALSH & CO.,
NO. 500 MARKET STR EHETy,
WILMINGTON, DEL
The Advantages it offers to Purchasers
Which other Credit Houses are
Unable to offer.
And It's Claims of Being Able to Compete With Any
CASH HOUSE.

Hbndo be greatly wodrdt ha na mntf mIuHo to gmm less eumt should exist in the public
against at kta certain class oh@md gb business nneh n@natmo eMrh1b twe6 onh kbdh I'M
mn to- dmna mon apmhf the as and mTstmd hb classic whhe make reference We claim
emU hhurA ASSERT ASA FACT that wei e9dm are selling in every department of our immense business our
tmkh@ to 80 PER GENT Low Err THN ANYo mERN LMENTH W faw md@medm and we think sue
o@nuy6 pUeh this in mn rmMad manner by Hep production -four prices which we have honestly GWEN and by
prices fohrLo@s which have andhnma placed them side by k-namngH the article m1ho
pe wok for then nmmhe price that Hp public was cmmm@b to w6 hea ea and in many cases. article of
nmHv rmr bmx Fnnnnta ha hsh have amdfrm he immense patronage We are r@Wmg-md
Ham long awec continue mm h Hmb buying public whhhe @mec aso goods rs to so per cent cheaper ha ohf
and can prove the same mWean now dmg-we shall continue DbMy at ha Gh ahcMeb extensively
nmp public m acts ahm H@ dd mdh hidden The reped Wilmington mare approaching our enterprise nS
hn- the NOR fmt tmMerv eaerkeL waea ALWAYS chdi mvMhahna and have never fd
going Odmam w dnhdo conduct our business which could hef snmedp ina few plain words
"Mi nhdh baahep mhAn twas the basis upon which wutd our uesd should stand GHmd We have
PM .~3h mLh-
placing our goods @hw has very nhn purchase hem @c mpa hya ne b0gtnom any cash house Our stock
snow complete in eyd Department. and We tmpr@ one fact upon tepub0m ndH weprPSeh h h~e the
end neH asnu bull dr immmeS stock THE APPENDED PRICE LIST ESTABLISHES TaE CLAmW Web EMADs
M SILL AXE os ELNGE FROM % 10 MPERCENr LOWER TAN ANY OTHERN STALMNT HOCSE
The Penn's Grove record., 1882-05-20
BARNSBORO

MI. Ediror.-Thed drip is, over andthe
sun is brightly shining again but too
late 10 inspire with life the planted
seed of some 0f u early truck farmers
which have rotted 10 the ground; hence
many of them are preparing 10 plant
over again.
There is some talk of organizing q
Brass Band in this place, and indeed a
preliminary meeting has already been
held in a certain barn aud why not? if
it is tobe "a Ba1nsboro Band
Mr.. DANES Jessup is planning extern
sive improvements for his dwelling,
such as paint, balconies and bay win
dows.
The bills are out for a grand Festir
val to be given or held by the Knights
of Labor of this county at Gassboro
this month the most prominent feat
urcs of which will be Oysters, Ice cream
Strawberries &C. / suppose that the
&c. might possibly mean whiskey or
something else.
"Scostie" the painter is about wind
ing up his work in this place, he leaves
"a grand display of paint in lieu of a
nice pile of 'rocks" which he takes
aw ay with him.
The order of the day IN Woodbury. is
still .'fcrv ard march'' and old buildings
are being renovated and new ones
erected with astonishing .rapidity.
The central point of interest to car
penters and laborers at present seems
to be Pitman Grove where preparations
are being made to render more COM
plete if possible the entertainment of
:he annual camp meeting held at that
pla ce.
The Barnsboro lazy clai, is gradually
organizing preparatory to the Summers
campaign, holding their august coun-
ellis alternately at the Black smith shop,
Post Office and Hotel Porch, hopefully
waiting for 1.-THE good time coming"
their watch word is temperance, being
too lazy to drink.
The Monongahela school closed for
the season on Tuesday afternoon, the
exercises consisted of addresses and dia
.logues by the pupils which reflected
great credit upon the school, and their
worthy and accomplished teacher Miss
L. X. Brown, Rev. II. M. NAPLES and
the trustees also added a few well-tim-
ed remarks. The audience was large and
orderly.
wv
The Penn's Grove record., 1882-05-20
ICE.

Mr.. Blohm wishes to inform the pub
lie that he is prepared to furnish all his
old customers, and as many new ones
as desire him with ice during the COM
ing season, at reasonable market prices
E- All desiring ice will please let me
know. b. BLOHM Sr.
The Penn's Grove record., 1882-05-20
CHURCH DIRECTORY.

lbURlH ~DlRECIUHf.
METHODIST PROTESTANT CHURCH
RFv L WATSON Pastor.
spnday Sciaol-lO A. NJ.
Pesch'nR-2 p. M. aud 7. r. NJ.
: payer Meeting-W evenings.
1FTnnDIsT EPISCOPAL CHURCH
RFv j. b. TURPIN, Pastor
S'-ndav ciiool-2 Pm.
= eacbing-10 A. NJ. and 7 p. NJ.
Prayer Meeting-Tuesday sveilings.
SOCIETIES
EEP&J LODGE, No. sc, 7. @. o. r. meets every
T~hprsday evening. in o. r. Hal.
n. y John 8. Black v. e., VIM. p. Denny
Pc. See, Z. z. Barnart See, II. NJ. Flanagan
Treas. S. X. leap
PARADISE ENCAMPMENT, No, Al, I. O. y. r.
Meets On the ist. and 3rd Friday evenings OF
every Month. in Odd Fellow'sHaIl.
C.P,, John W. TrumbuIl - w. u. p. Piddle
j. w, II. NJ Fia6agJn; Scribe. c. @. Abor II
Treas, J. Feciherer; II. p, j. r Layton
UNION LODGE, No, 80, X. of p meets every
Wednesday evening, in Odd Fellows Hall
&C. JOSEPH whitaker ". c. Jos. Rob
bins; X. OF RIA S. Geo. W Beyis; M. OF
Jas. Cunningham.
VIOLA COUNCIL, No. 20. Jr. o. Z. AN meet
IN O"d Fellows Fall, every Monday even
ing at7X o'clock sharp.
&. = rain MAJ Tor v. G. Joseph Paullin Re.
See, Wm.H Compton,