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Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-11-09
A Bi. Church Organ.

The lady members Of the congrcga-
ton of 81. Andrew church have de-
teimlncd 10 buy apipe organ Tor their
church, which shall he as fine ne any
thing In this section. They are bend,
ing all their energies So the work OF
raising The necessary funds. They
propose TO give grand bail Mt the
Gcrmania opera house, Tuesday, 10th
inst. II will br n decided social sue
cess from present indications. The
work ia Il good one, ind demonstrates
that these ladies are determined that
Fort Worth's progress in music ahnll
not be eclIpsed by her grand successes
IN other work.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-11-09
rho Pink.

A lot OF ten acres of ground in the
southern portion Of the city purchnaed
several months ago for parl, purposes,
now stands good show Tor being
used rs originally intended. 4 propo-
sitiun 10 give the street car company
two acres providing they would start
n park was accepted The company
has at last got control Of one half in
torost in the lot and have been M
signed the eastern half The rest II
divided into six parts and two Of these
have been given the company. The
other four belong 20 j, W. Wray j. G,
Terrell and DIR. II. $. lroilcs of this
city, and Col. w. W. Leake of Dallas.
Tho street cnr track viii run up to
this place. There are streets on all
four sidcs. Work on the pnrlt will be
commenced this winter and continued
in the spring, so II Is likely that by
next summer Fort Worth win have
what the GAZETTE has pleaded for
earnestly, n pleasant park for the
recreation OF the people.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-11-09
NOTIGl

Notice Is hereby given l,. '', u
whereas, .ille I'm ", Ndt4
the 18th day % oc.ov d KIT !
aionors court dsclh x ,sIals|
OF the county cqgti, , y III
rcive and Mo bids, VIM ,sn, IN
Dor, laSi, for eomp l.a.,ss 4
court house 10 acs 81, II s.sld
specification ~ n, m ,l,,l u on
S.id tlny The bids ll. W., pl " IA "
lined the cpurl rfs' ,,l,io..
any or al bus. ,a,g ioaRllI
Gierly Of tho louH's' A
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-11-09
w A S Ill r. II & AUGUST
CORN ER FOURTH A ND HOUSTON srpr
Creamery butter and fresh country
butter can aiways bc found in our big
MONTGOMERY ~ Co.
Uousciicepcrs and Consumers.

win save money 10y buying Wrlsley's
soaps, which are sold by all groccrs
Among their celebrated brands are the
Linen "White Velvet" "German
Family" "iInglish Blue,n "Old En-
glish,n Gold Medal, 3-pound Bar,p
each bar wrapped in a colored table
napkin; also, their "New Tidy soap,
2-pound Barr each bar wrapped IN n
japanese tidy, made of pure vegetable
oil and tallow. The best Is the cheap
est. BE sure and gee that each har or
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-11-09

TO bny that NfcoL had n crowded
house ut the Masonic Hall last night
would not fully convey an idea oil the
Immense attendance on thc occasion.
The hall was, in fact, crowded to itA at.
most capacity, and the people seemed
highly pleased with the entertainments
offered them. rho wonderful mapi-
elan WAS throughout easy aud grucefnl.
and such ~ 20 avoid The rigid seru-
tiny of his audience. The bill of pcr-
formance tonight il the most interest
Ing Of the series, and materially differ.
eht from any yet presented. A largo
list of valuable prizes IL aleo to De
drawn for, giving all holders OF tickets
an equal chance to profit by the IN
veatnieut made. The occasion atl0rig
chance TO be Interested and profitod.
Daily Times, Mobile, Ala.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-11-09
o. New car q CycIon. n
Cons RI


,, lklnnldh lIs,nsI
The For! Worth a.
,co On mn, .l zeal, has ,lSl
branch Office ciiai M nm ]ls'
der Of PennylraaIl syrne,ISj
and-a' half siitss, Ws.'ssgI,tir" (
10 Tor ,.l the bensiiefihs Iajaa.
TO congress, aud vh,r rlss.
other Southern sAl,systs1
only the Ganalg, i@ps' Z
Southern paper On Wls.
ZEi.rE's enierph~ls aa.s,
VIII be greatly appVusf b,
visiting the capital.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-11-09
An Editor Killed.

Lognnppori, Ind, November s.
Williams, editor Of the Advertiser
WINS fatally shot last evening by .
young man named Cleo. West u y
claimed that West bnd been too inti.
mate with the cditors wife. West ~
In jail. He claims that Williams haa
Threatened his lie.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-11-09
IN BRIEF.


Disturbed slumbors.
Fcrocious mosquitoes.
A rest in amusemcpts until Monday
night.
The little ones enjoyed themselves
last night ut the ball.
Interesting testimony Is promised In
the preliminary trial to-day.
The park looks like u settled thing
now. There's big money in II.
Florence Gerald, the .reXas poetess-
actress, Monday and Tuesday nighta.
Everybody should be on the lookout
for the adyenting eNcursionists sum
day.
X certain official willreccivc . plenS-
ant surprise to-day or tomorrow, All
be on the qui wre.
Negotiations are pending ior The
snle OF the old G. b. Dnggett home
stead, about two miles north of this
city.
Yesterday evening very Rne mich
COW was killed near the Brown
Thornton addition, ON the Texas ~
Pacific road, by an engine.
Complaints of fence cutting in this
county continue TO be heard and tho
recent cutting of the entire south line
of several pastures IN the northern
portion of the county Is developing q
very bitter feeling among tine neigh
boring citizens.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-11-09

Remember, we keep the largest MS
sortment of teas in the city, and our
prices will make you smile.
MONTGOMERY ~ Co,
postoilice corner.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-11-09

The Gulf, Colorado u santa Fe Rail.
road Company Oilers you the smooth.
eat and best line, with only one change
OF cars for Chicago, Cincinnati, WASH
iigton, and other Northern, Eastern
and southeastern cities. Oiiico on
Main street, near the III PaRs0 hotel.
Call for rates aud time.
II. u. FOsDioK,
Railroad and Steamship
Ticket Agent.
Railroad Ticiscts bought and Sold at
III Paso Hotel cigar store.
u. NJ. Rowe, agent.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-11-09
ia Tc,cphonic Callers.

Parties who desire to communicate
with the GAZETTE editorial ROOMS
please call No. 100.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-11-09
Leland Assigned.

Albany, November 3. ~ Chns. T.. LIE.
land, formerly proprietor Of the Dele
van house, aud later OF the Brighton
Bench hotel on Conoy Island, made an
i,Yslgnmcnt 10 Chus. j, buchanan.
Liabilities and assets unknown.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-11-09

New ear Of Cyclone flour just re.
ccivcd ut Sl.75 II sack.
COMBS, READ q Co.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-11-09

Ncw car Of Cyclone Hour Just re.
cciyed at $40 q suck.
COMBS, READ a. Co.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-11-09
Vic (,n,,ris.

In the district court yegterdav In tho
case of 4. II. Cameron Va. " II Ma.
ten,ion a. VIZ" ,he a nu9 occup,cu ,ne ~.
aGn"'non ti,m v"u va, n,,'u1 hiohaay
fn,' tx J 1".1 ds,u'ivu "pu'1iut
- linz, tl,na irhn Az, ~ ~ Nv ~.
Rvnn -. - D,.a ' ,,.,'''''..
SeoQO secured ~ notes from her hus-
Danl, on attachment issued IN Deccn-
ner, lsoli was ON trlnl whcn the court
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-11-09
NOTICE TO eOyp'

sealed bids WI = ,,,,iilSsl !
slguod for un TO-. Whilii!
bridge noroga lag MOAN
Wichita Walls, % z
NJ ~ M, Plans wv Hai y
~ Wichita nli,T,ass ~
reject any and i. az M
County JUGS
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-11-09

Ten dollars is not made every day,
but we can save you that amount on
every hundred you buy from ma.
MONTGOMERY % TO.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-11-09
SPORTING.
Yesterdays Races nj Brighton Beach
and Mystic park-A Go-as-NOu-
ninnun Goulnst

Brighton Beach, November s.
Three-quarter Elarpoon first,
Riddle Tcarso second. Time, l:llA.
One mile, for thrcc.year-olds Muir
muir first, Ben Wolly second, Sylby
Barnes third. Time, l:lSl.
Mile and one-eighth-DiHzy Blonde
first, Clarence second, Garfield third.
Time, l:5Sl.
Mile aud thrcc-eighths Hartford
frat, Harry Mann second, Mintzur
third. Time, 2:29l.
one mile Mikes Pride first, Ten
nyson second, Treasurer third. Time,
l:l8i.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-11-09

Mystic Park, November S. Sweep
stakes, mile heats, best three in five
Bell HRckctt, ] 20; Vision, 33 / f.;
lcrsey, . 4; George a, ] ! 2.
Time 2;2Sl 2;32l; 2;2oE 2;2Gl. s--.-.
Unfinished double team race-JIuncs
dolden's 1t. T.. Winship and running
mRte, l.: John Murphy's Frank and
running mate, . . .. Time 2:6I; 2;l2i;
2:ll3.
HOWELL AND FITZGERALD
New York, November -, The Turf
Field and Farm gays thnt Rowoll md
Fitzgerald haze aligned articles Tor a
siH-day -yoAplpa'e, stake 5000
oprh. Other peles trianswill enter.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-11-09

* sa.eIIGi ,a ad Iow ls TO snro .,.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-11-09

New car 81 CySlonc Hour Just re-
cciyed ~ sl,73 sack.
C0M@, READ x Co.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-11-09

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The Penn's Grove record., 1883-11-10

The Bridgeton News saysa singular
and most unusual occurrence happened
at the Olivet NJ. f. Church Cemetery
grounds near Centerton. on Friday
week. This was the occasion of the flu
neral of David Nichols of Elmer, and
happened at the p lint where supports
are lain across the grave preparatory
to lowering the coffin out of sight. Just
then the of sorrowing friends
were standing about the grave in hush
ed and subdued silence, when the
ground about the sepluchere began to
unsettle, and before anything could be
done, to avert it, the casket was pre-
cipitated to the b1ttom. This caused
great CONSERVATION among those pres
emit, under which trying ordeal the wild
ow of the dect ased swooned away
Undertaken Turner, of Pittsgrove, had
the arrangements in charge, and did
everything possible to bring order out
Of confusion, but it was not until after
two hours of hard labor that the coffin
The Penn's Grove record., 1883-11-10

We were informed that the woods
we've full of gunners along the Della
ware River Railroad last week. A party
came from Camden o,erfowiug with ex
pectations and cast their lots about two
miles from P~ennsgrove. Near Pedrick
town four savage shots were fired at
one rabbit and then he was driven 10y
empty guns and dogs into a thicket,
when they, thinking he had a charmed
life, gave up the chase. Two old farm
trs joined them just to show them
l he ups and down's of the country.
They toiled all day and at sunset six of
them had one RABBIT and a half-the
dog taking the other half for his ser
vices.
The Penn's Grove record., 1883-11-10
-IcEpkIcIHIILs
IN AND OUT OF TOWN.


Rabbitsl rabbbitsl rabbltsl
Bang! bang banail GOOD shotl
Ice was reported on Saturday morn-
ing last.
How can it lie that Henry was elect
ed and yet defeated2
Saturday evening, Nov. 18th, the
D,Alye Troupe will appear in the Hal
Admission 25cts. Rereryed Seats, scots
The canal bridge, which has been up
for repairs for some time, is now COM
pleted.
Henry was elected for the Assembly,
but vet Henry was defeated and feels
bad about 1t.
1t is said that a poor boy of Centre
Square, who commenced life with a
dime some years ago, now makes $500
per month 10 the oyster business.
The NJ. E. Church, of Auburn, will
hold an oyster supper in Taylor's Hall,
on Wednesday and Thursday evenings
, of next week.
The Penn's Grove record., 1883-11-10
Tuesdays Results!
ABBETT f%,rGoVERNoR
BARBER ELEcTEp-TO stay at Home.
coombs' Majority 11e.

Tuesday morning last was warm and
fair, and both parties turned out and
enlisted their aid toward electing their
ticket. Little or no money was used
aud the day passed vely quietly. A
light vote was pelled, not exceeding
$50 which s ows a lack of enthusiasm
and interest. At about $40 y. m,
the last ticket WAS scored and the re-
SUIT read aloud, and t zen with y howl
the immense crowd rushed to the tele-
graph office, and waited to hear some
encouraging news from over the u
ty, but the dispatches were from afar
and did rot interest the impatieHt
crowd. Nothing of Importance was
heard until a very late hour, and many
had plodded their way home to pray
for the best. The following shows tho
result in this county:
The Penn's Grove record., 1883-11-10

We grasp the pen just relinquished
to add a last tribute of respect to a
young man of rare excellence. 4'The
good die first while they who are dry
as the summers sun burn to the socket,
was written by a polished poet of the
10Th century and the sudden and unex
pected death Of Clark Statham corobo-
rates the fact. A little pimple came
OH his lip.and terminated in a facial
carbuncle which are always fatal, and
in a few days funeral notices announ-
ced his burial. Home influence and
home protection may have smothered
down the rough places oil the road to
duty but g settled towards right as
the needle does to the north. All the
way along through his school days his
thirst for knowledge would make in
roads upon his health and during his
three years teaching, while educators
were pleasure seeking he spent his va
cations at Woodstown Academy reach
ing higher laurels on the hill of science,
until like Longfellow's youth, died
grasping the banner excelsior. A broth
er and a son is missed at an old farm
near Bridgeton and his good deeds and
teach n9s are embalmed in the recol-
lections OF fifty scholars whom he was
leading to higher destinies. Long may
the grass wave and the roses bloom
over his grave while many a sigh will
escape the heart as we, the relatives of
Pennsgroye and Salem county think
of his name first on the catalogue of
friends. b. s. II.
The Penn's Grove record., 1883-11-10

That's what made a split in the Dem
ocratic ticket and defeated BarbeI-
the cutting of the Pole-so say the
''kids."
The first meetmgsf the 'Woodstown
Shakespeare Club will be held at the
residence Of G.. NJ. Andrews, on Thurs
day evenir 6 next.
The festival held on Saturday even
ing last by Acton % s., & A. r., was
Il grand success.
Rev. S. NJ. Weber supplied the
Silarptown pulpit on Sunday evening
last, the pastor Rev. J. Ward CLARK,
,bsing called away.
1t is said by good authority that the
public schOolhonse at ,Pedricktoun is
sadly in need of repairs, and that the
fair maidens of that place are drum
ming the town with subscription pa
pers to secure funds to repair said build
ing.
Charles Bailey, who vas sentenced
to | year vt hard labor in the State
prison for assaulting an officer at
Woodstown, vas accompanied to his
sheltering place on Friday by Sheriff
Coles.
The Penn's Grove record., 1883-11-10
THROUGHOUT THE STATE.

Hoose, the Asbury Park negro who
committed the thiefts there last summer,
| has been sent to the State Prison for two
years.
About eight hundred men are engaged
in LAYING a third oil pipe line across the
mountains in Sus. ex county.
Scarlet fever is again abroad in Glou
cester county.
The work Of raising the road bed of
| The Philadelphia and Atlantic City
row Guage across the meadows near A.
O. is nov in progress.
Bartholomew Coles, who is one of
Salem county's Oldest inhabitants whites
away his time husking corn. He is in
his Goth year.
A marty from Jacksonville, Gloucester
county, killed five deer IN one day near
Buena Vista, Atlantic county.
In the pear orchard of Rev. W. Z.
Boyle, at ~Pleasantyille, are several trees
in full bloom.
Burglars have been reaping a harvest
in Atlantic City and the authorities have
failed to gather them in.
A 6 Grand Army Post has been in
stituted at Mullica Hill.
A N wark wife beaten injured himself
fatally by trying to drown himself in the
canal.
Sportsmea returning from the forests
of Atlantic and Cape May counties re
port deer plentiful.
The lecture course at Bfidgeton for the
winter Of 1884 promises to be more
brilliant thar any of It's PREDECESSORS.
The Essex county Jail is too full, and
the grand jury calls attention to the fact.
Conductor Frank Ware, of the Phila
delphia and Atlantic Railroad, has been
presented by numerous friends with a
gold watch and chain valued at sl60.
They have a horse thief in the Warren
rem county Jail who has not eaten any
thing for thirty days.
Frank Moore, one OF the robbers OF
freight trains on the New York Division
of the Pennsylvania Railroad, has been
sent to the State prison for ten years.
A family of monkey owls have taken
mn quarters in the tower OF trinity church
Bordentown. They are p~rettier than
any owls in the New York OF Philadel
phia m~enageries.
George Pidcock, of White House Sta
ton, Hunterdon county. on Tuesday
shot and killed q gray crane measuring
from tip to tip of its wings six feet an
four inches, aud when standing, five feet
and thu Q and onehalf inches.
1t is said that the bulkhcad at Sewellit
Point, Cape May. is fast washing away,
and that unless q more substantial pre-
lection from the wash of the sea is built
the Inlet house will be in danger.
The poorly dressed sharper with thu
sleepy looking horse and q buggy tina
looked as though it would fall apart, hal
again shown up. This time it was a
Little Falls, Passaic county, where h
victimized Samuel Riker of t100, Ssmue
! having bet tina amount that the hors'
could not pace a mile in thee inmates.
The Penn's Grove record., 1883-11-10
The following we clip from the Phil

The following we clip from the Phil
adelphia Record" uf Monday:
New York, Nov. 4-The steamer
"New York" which arrived here to-
day from New Orleans, at 3 O'Clock
this morning, whel off Five Fathom
lightship, collided With the schuoner
.'Blanche Hopkins (of Phila.l, from
New Betfo d for Phila. in ballast,
striking her on the siarboard side abatt
the fore rigging and cutting through
to the hatch, sinking her almost imme-
diately. The New York" took off
the Captain and crew, eight in number
asd l5fehglt them to this port"
Samuel Pedrick, Of this place, was
the captain OF the Hopkins shen
she went down.
The Penn's Grove record., 1883-11-10

Walter d. Griscom, manager of the
Bruna Ice cream Co., Salem. was seri-
ously injured while cunning last
Thursday week. lie was in company
with his brothers Harry and Andrew
Griscom, of Warrington, when n of
the guns was accidentally discharged
and the load passed through n thigh,
taking an upward course and lodging
in the other. The wound is a serious
on., Tut hopes are entertained that it
will not prove ftta'.
The Penn's Grove record., 1883-11-10

was again brought TO the surface and
the stricken widow permitted to see
again the form Of the deceased hus-
bard r~earranged for proper burial. In
the descent of the casket the head Of
the corpse had been turned to one side,
otherwise the form was undfsturbed.
Another singular feature of this re-
markable case was the fact that while
the widow was bending over the open
grave of her husband at Olivet, the
same hour of the same day, her father,
Charles Hall, was being buried at Wal
nut street Cemetery, Salem.
The Penn's Grove record., 1883-11-10

List of letters advertised and remain
ing IL the Postofice at Pennsgrove, for
month ending Oct 3lst, 1885: John
Corkell, VIM. Dalbow, Samuel Hewitt,
Robert Hewitt, Mrs. Emma Askin,
Miss Rebecca Armstrong. Persons
calling for the above letters will please
mentioa advertised.
The Penn's Grove record., 1883-11-10

Tie Democratic "Pole" which was
erected on the corner of Main and
Penn streets was cut down on Monday.
The pole was erected one year g aft
q r tie Democratic tidal wave swept
V Salem county. Hon. Thomas NJ.
Ferrell and other prominent Democrat
tic speakers were present at the time.
The Penn's Grove record., 1883-11-10

Mr.. John Bey!s, while at Sharptown
one day last week, left his team in
charge of a boy, while he attended to
shopping. The horses became fright
ened and started to run but were
caught by Mr.. B. The harness and
wagon was somewhat Scared by com
ing in contact with a tree.
The Penn's Grove record., 1883-11-10

A grand surprise party and oyster
supper came off at the residence of Mr.
William Torton, on the night OF All
Hallow Fen. About forty of the
youth ard beauties of the town and
neighborhood found their way to the
lighthouse. They look with them a
colored cook, a bushel Of crackers, a
thousand superior oysters and all the
rig of a sumptuous feast. The tables
fairly groaned with good things.
Among the guests were Mrs. Sadora
Godfrey and son, from Cape May.
The Penn's Grove record., 1883-11-10

Attention is called to an advertise
ment in another column Of a new No l
Racine Farm Tanning Mill, also a
good two-seated carriage. The above
will be- sold on moderate terms at pri-
vate sale. This is a bargain, 10 if you
wish 10 secure 1t, call at this Office.
The Penn's Grove record., 1883-11-10
MYSTIC ORDERS.

PARADISE ENHANCEMENT, No. Al, ]. 0,
q, o.. +. Meets ON the list, and 3rd Friday evenings
= of every Month In Odd Fellow's Hal.
a.. r., ]. ID. Whitaker; S.W" R=M. fcathereI
! ". j. a. Murphy; Scribe, G. g..
Treas, j. Feaihercri II. p ii. NJ. Flanagan.
Union LODGE, No, 81. K.of p sseets
every "Wednesday eve, In Odd Fellow s. itail;
+, q. q. r. b. Mayfair; v. G., Jas. benny n. Vi
r. & S. Geo. W Bevis; M.oifr VS. AVIS
VIOLA CoUNCI,. No,,2o. Jr:o: WsAiM:
meets In odd Fellows man. ef1S Ho"u'
evening att O'Clock. sharp: -
+, G.. Charles Kidd: V. e. Simon cunningham :
, Rec. See, Henry Btohm; F. Sec Z. I. b"hih'
pENN's GROVE GOMEZ AVE-. No. "A, 10.
II meets every Monday evening in 1.-THE RECORD
Irchone I. II. Smith Provost, ED. Strimple. 3.
II. Rrchon. w, + .Yeagera hi1filucier,' u D.
Kile secretary; S. Nj Denny.
The Penn's Grove record., 1883-11-10

On Friday night last, the schooner
Cora" Captain David Christy, of
Salem, sprung aleak and sank in the
Delaware river near Pennsville. The
Captain and crew took refuge in the
rowboat. She was loaded with coal
for Salem, N. J.
The Penn's Grove record., 1883-11-10

DON'T fail to be on hand Oh Saturday
evening, November 18th, to hear the
famous L'Alve Troupe, which will APP
pear in Odd Fellows Hall that even
ing. Such a musical entertainment
has never been given in this place be-
fore.
The Penn's Grove record., 1883-11-10

The Republicans say that the Demo-
Gratis cut the pole down on Monday be-
cause they knew they would not have
time en- Wednesday morning, as the
boat left early for f'Salt River"
The Penn's Grove record., 1883-11-10
SOLDIERS NOW s%sns or sl1 lss

ofany kind caused BY military service are ent
tied TO PENSION. Widows, minor children, d
pendent mothers or fathers OF soldiers who die !
from the effects Of their service are also entitled
Many iayalid pensioners are entitled to an In
GREASE. Careful assistance given in Delayedo
Rejected Claims, as many can be allowed wit |
bat little more evidence. Complete instruction
with references sent on application. CnAs. =
GEO. KING. tt~orneysat-Law ZIG + ST..
Washington, DC
The Penn's Grove record., 1883-11-10
Proclamation by the Governor.

IN THANKFUL RECOGNITION of the
unbounded kindness and continued
mercies and blessings which our IIeav-
emily Father and Ruler has bestowed
upon us during the past year, /,
GEORGE {. LEDI ow, Governor of the
State of New Jersey, do hereby desie-
nate and appoint THURSDAY, THE
TwENTY-NlNTa DAY OF NOVEMBER,
INSTANT, to he observed throughout
this State as a day of public thankssiv-
ing and prayer to Almighty God; and l
recommend that on that day ordinary
business occupations be suspended, and
that the people assemble in their sever
al places of religious worship and unite
in praise, thanksgiving and prayer.
Gisel under my hand and
lrivy seal, at the Execu-
tive Chamber, in the city
of Trenton, this second
day of November, in the
Il. s.. year of our Lord one thou
sand eight hundred and
eighty-three, and of the
independence of the Unit
ed States the one hundred
and eighth.
q. Z. LUDLOW,
Governor.
Attest:
Jos. l.. MAR,
Pirate. Secretary.