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Purify the l;iooa.
" sIvATNE'S FILLS"
~ SwAYNES PILLS"
(" SWnYNE'S pILLS.n
ATS As A HEART CoERECTor


and h, cleansing, regulating and strengthen
lug the organs OF digestion. secretion anh all
s,:r,inn. care ArollcNy, sits, Paralysis, Ncr
IOusnc>s. Dizziness. Debility, Billiousncss
E:'! Breath, JauEcicc, LivCrand Kidney Com
!i:lint. Lack of Appetite, Low Spirits. Indi-
sc-:ion or Dy5rcpsia IIca.lchr Constipation,
;rv,rs. Malaria and Contagion. Fever Hn
AGuC, DiarriiGoa, Dropsy, Colds. RhcunlatisL.,
Ncuia.yi:i, Gout, Female Weakness, Urinary
:::%nrdcra and al irregularities of tho Spleen,
Stomach, BLADDER and Bowels.
RESTORING To HEALTH
w!l"n Ill ether r",ivi.ies fail. They keep the
system i'll healthy ccnGition bv Irousin:s tho
torpid liver to healthy action. AID cXpeiiiny
byi the bowels and kidneys the matter tha:
roiSorS the foundations OF life. I;e particular
10 obtain Swayrc'5 Pill Price - cents a
hGX oi 20 pill! !. ORB boxes s..
Prcrarct. OIiy by Dr. SwArNE y "nN, PElE1-
'ciphi,, pa.
- any address. octIcodSwMW,F
y EDD"i,, Co; oE >,rt ..io:iI sloum nc
s:opifu. Neglect frequently ,csu;ss " an In
curaiIe Lung Disease or Consumption
Browns bronchial Ercchrs 80 not disorder
the StciHasi, iik" cough syIni,S a;;.i baisarls,
but .:ct di"ctl, on III" iniRElei part, ali:tyins
irritation. give relief IN Asthma. Bronchial
Coughs. Ca:Hrri'. amt tho Throat Troubles
wcs singers and fylbiic peakars are subject
i. tor thirty .-e.rs Browns bronchial
I."Gi''s tavn been C:nIendc, l,y l,i,ysi-
.,.'HS. an:' a:wnys give, perfect satisfaction.
liITt been '9se,i i'f u-i.i;. and :.uESic mt use
fC" nc.r!E ~: f:nt:r.- generation. they have at
t,in":i wei .rariie'l rank among the few staple
retEc,lies ~ tie age. Sold at ,, cents n box
s.v, where mv-ivlrThS F.S,vW
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INDICATIONS.

WASHINGTON, Nov. 2i.-For the Middle
westerly veering to colder northerly winds
higher pressure.
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Killed Nv "A Fail OF Coal

MAuoNEY Cry, Pa, Nov. M.-Frank
Blen, a laborer, was instantly killed this
morning by fall Of coal at Coplay coll
liery.
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Shoe Eaes>Py DESTROYED.

QUEBEC, Nov. 24.-Fire broke out at
two o'clock this morning in Grants shoe
factory on Joac bin street. which is z total
lose.
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TWO SMALL HASD-MADE HAVANA
i Cigars for 5 cents ut
HARTMAE'S YELLOW FRONT CIGAR
STORE.
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sent to Jail,

Michael Kelly for being drum. and dis.
orderly was s"nt to Jail for Is day IS by
Alderman 4. r. Dnnnelly.
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fsEi1'ss.

b6diSs--
kRENTZ.-ln this city. on the 23i of EOvcm :
Der. Adam h:en,z, III tie nth year ct his age.
The relatives of ilic family are respectfully
invited 70 attend tn'H funeral, from the resi-
Gence of his son. PETER Kren.z, No 64S ManO,
street, on S;.;ur'. :'rrmoon, at 9 O'Clock.
nOv-3-2tG
SPCRRIEI.-0n the I'll inst. George Spurrier T.
superintendent Lancaster county hC srital, il,
the 6;a year OF Ills age.
The relatives anH friends vt the family ais,
Lancaster Lodge, No. g.. AMI Wa ,hinston En-
campincnt, No Ii, and the or.ier Ut Odd Fci-
lows i'll general. are rcsi,ectfu invited to at
tend The funeral, iroia the residence of his
son, A. X. Spnrric-. No. 21D Yves: Vine street,
On Monday afternoon 1T O'clock. intcrmeEt
at the Lancaster cemetery. E2f2;u
JACoBS.-Sovembcr 23.l, lSsa after :. lingcr-
ing Iiin"Ss, Annie Louisa. eldest daughter Ci
William and Margaret j. jacobs, III the l.. il
year OF her age.
The relatives ans, friends CT the family axe
respectfully invited to attend the funeral, on
Saturday, Nov. 25th, at $50 O'Clock p. III. In
tcr,ncnt at All-Saints' Episcopal church, Para
disc, Pa.
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New YOrk, Ph1i0deiphiN and Local StI,cs :
also United States BG:.tiJ repOi ted daily D,
JACOB =. Lore, 3. North lncen street.
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CosnoCToN STATION, n. T., Dec. 2s, 1873.
GENTs-A number of people had been usins,
your EitterS here, and with marked effect. In
one case, 4 l"iy of over seventy years, had
b.'n ST, ( II !cars and for tic past ten years
Il = noi seen able 10 be arOlnd half the time
-hn'ui tx months @gn size got 50 feeble slie
VT helpless. iicr old rcmcd:es,nr physicians.
J.; in.: Of ms.ava;l. seat TO Drroslt. :oIty-fvc
n.il =, and got bottle Of Hop Eitfers. !tim-
prnI;s. ncr sn she was able 10 'ryss hel self
and walk about the hou-c. When she had
taken tn" second bottle she WAS able to t Ike
care of her own room and walk about to her
sni;Ehorr, umd has Improved ali the tim"
since. Ny wife and chiidrcn also have do
rived great bcneht from their use.
W. Il. HATHAWAY,
ui;-@w,i&w ATt. l.. g. Ex. Co.
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K4RHE.AGES.

&oLI-LErEvEE.-Nov.e %. 1852 By the Rev.
j. a. Peters. +. Louis Noll. OF this city 10 II M;>s
Christie Lefever, OF S!ackwater. IT.
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Ii ,,CMs strange that any ono VIII suffer
from the many dcrhr gelnenta brough: on by
IN impure condition of the blood, when SEQ
Niii'S >tESNPAHlLLA AN ID STILLINGIA,
"r BLOOD AND LIVER SiECP will restore
l'"ii" !.ca!.h to the physical organization. }.
i Indeed 4 Strengthening syrup, pleasant to
take. all has proven itself to be the best
=! COD rCEIFIER ever discovered effect.
u"l!y cnrins scrcIu!a, Syphlitic disorders,
Weakness of the Kidneys, Erysipcas, Mala-
Ia, al nervous disorders and debility bill.
lou, cole plants ;,Ii all diseases indicating an
impure com'!ition ol the Blood, Liver, hi,i-
Hcy$, Stomach, Skin, etc. 1t correct: in,,i
s:c,ti"n. = single bottle Will prove to you It's
lIc,is as IL health rencwcr, for it ACTS LIKE
a CHARM, especially when the complaint is
OF an exhaustive nature, having q tendency to
lessen the natural vigOr oi The brain and ncr
VOWS system.
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Chicago.

Ono O'Clock quotations OF grain and prOv's
lon. furnished! by $. K. Yun,ii. Broker, ;,N
Gust King street.
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RED HORSE POWDERS cure :,li diseases
Of morse, cattle, sheep. hogs. poultry and all
Live Stock. POSlTINECUHE. mayc;-2
Fer sale at ii. u. Coz iiinn'a drug store l37
ECr:i Queen street.
fuEy, weak. and sickiy children are made
healthy ar. S.rong hy Using Browns Iron
Bittcrs. For sale hJ IL, i. Cochran, druggist
Ia and 80 North Queen street.
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THE nItrillvc properties Of Collen's Lie
'i:S Liquid Beef and Tonic fEvisOraior su,-
tain ,he body without solid food. C"!dcn'S:
40 o.I.9. naO-Iw sleOd&w
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hER's PAIN PANACEA cures pain in
fhan ami beast. For use externally and inter
,aily
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Fol lam" Back >i,ic or Chest, usn ShiluIt
Porous Plaster. tllce ID Cents. For Sale a
IL. B. Cochran, druggist. l37 and lS9 NUrtI
Queen Street. Lancaster. Pa. G!V:-lwdeowIsw
IL, TO J. Il. Cochran dug .:,Orr Tor Hrs
trce."a"s Nem Natt;nat 1yes For brigh,
Cni"r hom to pounds Directions IN Eng
IiS;l ard Gcr.li:iN. Price. 10 cents.
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NEW ADVERTlSEMENTS.

DUELIC sALE.-ON SATURDAY. NOvEM
/ BEK ., 1882, the undersigned attorney in
fact for the heirs OF George Kane. deceased
will offer at public outcry, at the Washington
Hotel, kept by Andrew Kane. in Washing y;on
borough. Pa, tho following described real es-
tate, to wit:
a Lot of Ground. situated in Lower Ward
OF said borough. being known in plan as Lot
No I3j. Commencing Il; Il post on east bank
of River Susquehanna, thence by Elizabeth
street. 3ls feet. to an alley thence 10y same
north G6 feet to Lot No. 81: thence by the lat
ter west 3.S feet to n"st on bank OF river,
and down the course ~. the same GG teel to
p ace of beginning, on which are erected a
HOUSE, Frame Kitchen, Ice House and other
improvements.
Thi- property has been a store stand for
nfty years.
For terms. etc. apply 20 VIM. Il. Given. esq.
Columbia, Pa, Or the undersigned, at Wash.
ingtOn bO OuGh. Pa.
Sale ut Z o'clock p. m. JOHN KANE,
Attorney i'll Fact tor licirs OF Geo. Kane. Decd.
A. W. DH.LIEGHR Auct. nl4-5ttil4. .lS lS,2i94
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HALE's Honey Of NOIehnund and Tar tor
coughs and COLDS has reached! the pinnale o
fame. Pi.n's Ton'hichc Drops cure in one
minute. n.0 lwtlcod&w
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IN !cTcrs malaria, hi;iGusncss, heartburn
etc. nothin. is SO beneficial as Browns Iron
Eittcrs. For sale by II. L. Cochr.sn druggist,
I37 and 20 North CTcen street. r:.0iwd&w
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"UI. you suffer with Dyspepsia ana liver
Conn plant? ShIlohs vi aliZer ts guaranteed
."cur" vnm. For sale by II. u. cochran, l37
ah'i - Non tlI QuGcE street uyl-lwieOw 4 "
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Don't Die IN the House.
i:rugi! on Rats Clears Oat rats mice
reaches, bed-bugs. 1lies, ants. mOIes, chip
munks. gCDhers, l5c.
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s. .PEANs GROVE SALEM COUNTY, n. J. SATURDAY. AUe

compound word for his apparatus.
He calls 1t a circlair. 1t maintains
air in q constant circle, drawing 1t
into inclosed spaces, ~diseharging 1t
and purifying o. cooling 1t at will.
with warm wat, it actually heats the
pure air which 1t elects from it'
ospacious throat. 1t swallows up the
roxious gases of foul vault or ~isolates
the air OF a sick chamber and all that
remained to be done was to show hat
scrowded and heated room, which in
our case held 30 men and 80 oil lamps,
could be rendered habitsble and heal
thy at small cost. This has unioubt-
edly been accomplished, and from
this time EDWARDS is can no longer be
said hal sanitary engineering fails to
temper or TO distribute cheapiy the
few thousand cubic feet of air which
every man should be supplied with In
his home, In his office or the work
shop.
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Itemical.

Alexandria had twelve newspapers.
Mrs. Langtry is to receive $500 o
night, and all expenses OF herself and
maid, for 10J nights In America.
Black smallpox Is raging with great
virulence in the Mexican cities OF
M zatlan, Hermosillo and Guayamas.
A wealthy lady of New Haven,
Conn.,, aust herself by grooming
her own horses and washing her two
wheeled cart every Sunday morning.
Martin Crook started to walk from
Tucson to the Gunsight mine, 3 dis
lance of sixty five miles. The weather
was intensely hot; there IL but one
W. tering-place on the road, and Crook
died of thirst before he reached it.
The recent strike of the London
cablnen has naturally led to various
estimates of the daily earnings of
metropolitan cabs. The lowest OF
these Is about $48 900 and some
authorities think that $50 600 would
not be too large an estimate.
Ar hi Pacha recently gave orders to
have the life of Napoleon L. translated
into Arabic, saying to his friends
NAPOLEON is my model, I will 90
what he did-Day, 1 will do more, !
will found an Arsbian Empire" He
has also tried to play the role of q
prophet by frequently quoting the
Koran and protesting to have familiar
interviews with the ghost of Maho-
met.
Japan is promised q constitutional
form of government at the end of eight
years. By way of preparation for that
event, the Jap anese Minister at Berlin
has been instructed to make . careful
study of the Prussian system of govern
ment, which is likely TO be the one
chosen as q model.
Rochefort, Mephistophels Rochefort,
as Dumas calls bim. not only Is grow
ing fat and sleek, not only Is an
assiduous attendant at the races,
always in company with some fair
companion, but Is becoming q landed
proprietor, just like NM. Grevy and
Gambetta M. Gambetta Is constantly
buying. Recently he has become the
possessor of the whole of Balzac's prop
erty at Vile d'Avray, Les Jardins.
part Of which he has owned for some
years past.
Some OF the properties Of hydro
cyanic acid have been tested by M.
Brame. Bodies Of animals he had
poisoned with 1t resisted decay very
well for a whole year, although the
temperature was as high sometimes AZ
$50 centigrade. Preserved In closed
vessels they lose the peculiar bitter
almond or peach blossom odor Of the
acid, and acquire that of the formate
OF ammonia found in the seroas liquid.
To embalm with the acid q little Of
some substance which absorbs water
while hardening should be su6se'
quently introduced.
A contributor to the Moniteur de 10
Hotts submits a plan for placing pass
ing vessels in dire.t communication
with existing submarine cables. HI
would float buoys with the connecting
wires and other necessary apparatu'
at intervals of a days journey alone
the line Of the cable, each numbered
and properly lighted at night and hi
considers that tie plan presents hut
few difficulties. and that lis adoption
would obviate much anxiety and
many dangers. Its effect upon the lif'
of the cable would, however, hardly
| seem to be beneficial.
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Steel Patent Brseches, Double RIBS on Barrel,
lnsufing Strength and Durability.
we're IL

WIN t
breakfas. Service, with plates. candle-
sticks, knives, forks, spoons, a spirit
lamp for making breakfast in the car
rage. gold case for Napoleon's geli
wssh-hand basin, a number OF essence
bottles, perfumes. and an almost IN
finite varsity Of minute articles, down
TO pins, peedies, thread. aud SIX.
Each of these articles were ftted'iito
recesses most iageniously contrived,
and made In the solid wood, In when
they were packed clo.e together, and
many M within the other, In sueha
narrow space that, on seeing them ar
ranged, it appeared fmpossi bic FOR
them yer TO be put Into SO smaifa
compass. AT the bottom OF his ioteet
box. In divided recesses, were 900
gold N apoleons Isl 7Jl); on the top o.
il were writing materials, . looking
glass, combs, etc. a liqaor case whicn
had two bottles, ose Of Malaga wines
the other OF run; q silver sandwich
box, containing y "a It. knives, spoons
pepper and salt box -, mustard P ~
decaater, glasses. exc. ; q war 'f''o ,
writipg desk, maps, telescopes, arms'
etc q large sii g chfonometer, W
which the watches of the arany were
regulated two merino mattresses,
green velvet travelling cap also ass1
! mond head drsss. ttf~raA hat. swori
uniform, aud All iaaperis Mantle ec'
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Canadian Stamps for Canada.

And now comes the season for travel
when s,ores OF American wives and
daughters have carefully provided
themselves with stamps and postal
cards at New York, Boston and PILLS.
delphia, drop q line to dear papa" ss
they pass through Toronto, Montreal
or other Canadian towns. And the
letters 90 to the Dead Letter Once.
because American stamps don't much
help our postal revenue. When they
reach the Dead Letter Ofnoe they a's
neatly always found 70 be merely
signed Emmy" Or maggie" or
"Sersphina." and Of course never
reach their destination and dear
papa" Is LEFT 10 wonder at the heart
les negligence Of his patriotic be
longings.
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Gard to The
PUBLIC.
We take this OPP
portunity to inform
our patrons and the
Public in general
that we have a full
stock of everything
pertaining to a first

enough to Ortsu n-t,-v
found it decidedly to their adv =
when their stock was brought. n
ket. The supply Is not yet up
demand for heavy draught ho1'
and we see as . result that thez (,
tendency on the part Of bre8tF
meet this demand. The 4rsash
with the average farmer Asae'
is not SO much as to whss 1gPo
fer, but what is the most : ps0us'
the most profitable ho heeo'
For ordinary farming = 'n
comparatively level COZ hoise
weighing 1900 pounds Ishsps ~
most respects the mo- elr'ie sni.
NAL. But ~ farmers ~ Or i've
times Is many hors asI sps
selves use, the que fafeeoihs
simply Is, what is ~ mars
able horse7 In sd atie ~
butcher, he pays dtig 70 lhs
weight--the heavl as steer
higher the price. Deands q oesi
are worth twice a b a pounu
10 draught hors3 y rule does 10y
hold good. tn I'd " being on 'ns
side Of til. hes bfse. Whsn
100 pound hon at sloo' OF i11
cents : pound no pound horse
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A Great Moral Lesson.

At a meeting Of some colored Metho
dists in Kentucky 1t was decided to
make q collection. Tae president
passed the hat himself, and, in order
to encourage the others. he put in a
10-cent piece. After the collection,
during which every hand had been
In the hat, the president approached
the tatle, turned the hat upsids down,
and not sven his own contribution
dropped out. He opened his eyes
with a~stonishment and exclaimed :
$50 goodness, but rzs chen lost de
10 cents I strated wild :" Then there
was CONSERVATION on the faces OF the
assembly. Who was the lucky man ?
That was the question. He could not
blush, or turn pale, for all were Is
bla tx as night. 1t was evidently q
hopeless case, and was summed up by
n brother, who ose in his place and
said solemnly "Dar pears to be .
gre at moral lesson roun' heah some
whar."
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y @1e.oo.- FREIGHT PAxp
tural Machin ~.

:riber would beg leave to ii
'nblic that he has been ap-
mt for the following Agri
nplelnents, samples of which
on hand :
NANNY MOVING MA.
CHINE.
MPsoN HAY RAKE.
I'd ADvANE
PLows.
CONFINED HORSE
. HOE HARROW, WITH
CORN COVER
oa~csTTACHMENT.
Iuln IA Hewitt patent
faTf-
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Pale ser-green silk dresses Of the
most artistic aud 60 ,thetic hue, or tint
rather, nearly covered with white lace
rufm -, psniers, and bertha OF lace to
match, draped ovsr the bodice, are to
be very fAshIonably worm At summer
evening dancing parties this season.
An imported toilet of this description h
marked at $3.50. the elegant lace upon
it having much TO do with it most
modest prics.
The Penn's Grove record., 1882-08-05

HAS"e "fHL hON AS BETWEEN
water Penn's Grove and Wilmington:
washs Leave PENIS Grove, every Tuesday,
washiW Wednesday, Friday and Saturday. al
butter 80 and 10 a. M, and 4 o. m.
vatsr n.ssave Wilmington, from 4th street
sa-a.-n |. on the same days at s a. m, &c
pu''sl - Freight carried at low rates
tns nus1eri from and to Woodstown, and
wqrt Snarptown connect with this boat.
th@ter DENNY & BRO, Captains.
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HOTEL 4 EXCURSION GROUYgRS,
OfJoseph q. French, PENIS Grove, Salem Co.. n. 7
Agrees

Try planting IN EHt7EA
tween two roNSsf sarl, \
potatoes this fear Il you
occupied grdahd. The la
cleared away be ore the o1isHha
need the room. n
Arkansas farmers are suffering
series Of disasters. Live stock 10 PEI
ishiDg from enat poisoning; . new
kind Of worm is destroying grain, and
the foliage of the trees Is being eaten
by caterpillars.
California whest-growef are trou-
bled by wild gst 50, which at night
settle down on the fells. Mounted
men are employed TO shss them, and
last year on n farm $4,000 was ex
pended in horses. M and sssrnnni.
ton.
A successful chicken-raiser says that
he always feeds his hens sipong biz
currante, and the leaves are conc
quently always free hom worms
other bushes not thus treated "
we're entirely stripped Of tn ~.
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ira darine mats
a 10. -s-y . TEETH AT CITY PRICES
! hose having teeth that does not ut can have
mem made over. Old sets remsdeled and re
, i paired.
EXTRACTING Gscts; WITH GAS scots.
MAIN OFFICE: P~AULsBoRo, u. j.
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rbrasuytRHOs free. Addr,
nisbs has sp1s'1''
its I during tls-
Lat, BIS. The boar.
abothirty new missa
No this ssason vsr1LE
thehols Of > eos'uns DE
ussjn oosnbination wln lid
ris.uch Is sAtin, QUIZ
iavl, six or cashmere.
qu}iy forms thesk,r. s q . !,
thather portions Of the .
a. contrasting material. q
oultly employed ior 's' |,
-. pelsrine. cufis, ana =
fo1kstion Of . new c0s.sl.
rsIbvstion Of enc Of pAss
The Penn's Grove record., 1882-08-05

3 ,mnosNTs wAxrE for the Best and
Selling Pictorial Bosks and Bibles
up fano reduced per cent National Publish
We build b, Phila.. Pa.
lnjdit In
The Penn's Grove record., 1882-08-05

american lara cntt
the notice Of the Houl
and efforts are being
its importation. The
~portation Of this u,
likely to injure the Il
inc American article.
After hoeing, scatt
broadcast among y :
call your flock Of for
Aftei picking up all T.
fnd they will pick {.
all the Colorado bes
one who has tried 1t.
Milk containing al
large globules il best
Ing, as The cream thu
and perfectly. Milks
bules 10 probably bep
ing, as a more even
throughout the curao,
A shvil (TenAN
edy for the army Wort
q rope thirty or forty
drag 1t over the whef
are ~dislodged, and tn
are unable to CLUB !
n ones that ret
off the next morning.
1t lie observed that Il
f,,I rrona-urrnyfpw aot1
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- cooper day at home. Samples worth
rPresbyt&1Us free. Address SIMEON & CO
has app pan
The Penn's Grove record., 1882-08-05
Benefit Of Hay Crops.

when it il considered that every
farmer has his own way Of harvesting
his hay crop, and thinks, - he usually
does. that his u the best way, IL y not
edsy to persuade him that there = :
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1882-08-12
Executive Committed Meeting.

At I meeting Of the Democratic
County Executive Committee in
Sardis, on the 9th inst, the follow
ing business was transacted The
Committee organized by electing
L. c. Standifcr, chairman, and J.
T. Farthing, secretary. Onmotion
Of J. L. McGehee each member Of
the committee was constituted a
committee Of one to solicit contri-
buttons to aid in raising a cam
paign fund. j. T. Farthing was
appointed treasurer Of this com.
mittce, on motion Of J. L. McGchec,
Ordered, that ifthe chairman think
proper 10 call a special meeting,
he is hereby authorized TO do 80
On motion Of W. J. Floyd the sec
rctary was requested to notify each
absent member to be present a,
the next meeting. The committe,
adjourned N meet at Batesville
September 10th, unless called to
gether sooner by the chairman.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1882-08-12


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