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Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-01-28
HON. NORRIS GoLpwArER

Born in Cheltenham, England, March JO, 1857. His parants emigrated 10 the United States and settled in the City of New York in lSi0. In 1854 he launched out for himself and went to the Pacific Coast, located at FUrbestown. Butte county. Cal, in 1880 went to Weshoe and was in the Pyramid massacre, in 1862 came to Arizona with the Califor- mia Column, and has remained here and m New Mexico ever since. This is the third time Mir. Hughes has served in the Legislature of Arizona. He IS in every sense of the word self made and a true pioneer. Politically Mr. Hughes is a nnnnnn
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-01-28

The Florence Townsite Commission CTS completed theIr lgbOrs in a very sat isfactory manner this week. and Pro- bate Judge Bartleson will soon be ready 70 issue deeds to the legal owners.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-01-28

Two companies of troops from Fort Huschuca have gone m pursuit of the renegade Apacnes. Tn the Dragoon mountains, who. since the massacre Of Mir. Reynolds and Mir George, have been committing depredations upon the settlers in the way Of killing aud duving of stock.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-01-28

The Red Rover mine, on Cave Greek. ID Pinal county, owned by Messrs. De msrhaix and Cox, has heen sold 10 Mir. \. c. Fawceit. of San Fran .-isco. for a consideration Of one hundred thousand dollars.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-01-28

Thursday MT. J. ?. Gabriel bought out the interests of Mir. Robinson, who was co-UwDer with Mtssrs. Gabriel aud Elder in several fne mining properties at Riverside. The cash was paId durin the forenoon, and MT. Robinson took the two o'clock stage that same day for IucsOu.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-01-28
BROWN < WHITMORE.
=z.. uAs0wELLs STOCK ELL.

..4---.-. -rr. subsequent luseriion..... 2 2
The Penn's Grove record., 1883-12-08
CID sT,NefR's LETTER.
! ON FRIEHD POINr:-

MY OLD FRIEND POINT
You will doubtless be glad to hear
that | am fast recovering from the
dreadful blow given by Subscriber
Words could not express my chagrin
when / found that l had touched the
heart strings of my old friend. But
such is life, and a fellow don't know
when his best friend is going to taIn
! against him. He don't think my letter
was good nonsense, ehi Well If he
don't want to read nonsense, he must
not read my note, and If he don't want
to see a small piece Of n~uisaace, he had
better not look in the mirror. II Sub
scriber" holds any prejudice against
me for what I have said or done, tell
him to purchase a pair Of soft gloves
and meet me at the Cove schOoEhouse.
No that won't do, for the dude might
see us when passing through South
Pennsgrove. Well tell him to meet
me at the railroad crossing on Harmony
street, and we will proceed to Brad
ford swamp together, where we a
fight until one Of US cries enough or
kicks the bucket. Time for meeting:
$50 Monday morning.
Bubbie has come home. Great long
lines of sorrow and despair are yet vis-
able on his countenance. The u
did you askp Do ySu remember the
schooner that veat ashore on the coast
of Maine. Bobbie cried and prayed
that his life would be spared to reach
his native place once MORE. He is now
u hero and a tariff. Why is he a hero?
Because lie prayed aud saved the lives
of the whole crew with the captain
thrown in, and saved the schooner from
going to pieces by shedding SO many
tears that the waters raised and she
fioated away(2).
No more at present, as the times are
so hard since the republicans gained
the day in this county, that a fellow
can't afford to buy Il sheet OF paper and
a peaciL
with love to the sturgeon munglars,
1 remain
A. JOLLY STrNGER.
The Penn's Grove record., 1883-12-08

One ci ssAem's old and highly respec
ted citizens, Capt, L. Hoover Boon,
was returning to his home about nine
o'chsck on Monday evening and when
passing down Griffith street, . man ap-
preached him from the rear and
struck him with samething which az
forwards Was sspposed to be a buick,
knocking him To tks pavement. lie
at once giappaed with his assailant,
but was soon overpo~ered. Mr.. Boon
cried murder once or twice when the
villain placed his hand = his mouth
but DIR. Sharp, whose residence was on
the opposite side of the street, heaFd
the cries and started to see what was
the matter. The scoundrel was fright
sned away before he could succeed la
his purpose, which is supposed to have
been robbery.
The Penn's Grove record., 1883-12-08

Robert Martin, who shot and killed his
wife and infant child on June 18th, 1881,
and James Graves, who murdered q boy
named Edward Soden, by shooting him
on Dccea Der 90, 1881, were arraigned
for re-sentence in the court at Newark,
on Saturday. Both were sentenced to be
hanged on January Sd, 1884, in the Jail.
A three weeks-old son If Philip and
Bridget Mooney, of Raritan, vas accident
ally smott cred to death on the night Of
the 18th. 1t slept in the bed with the
neither and another child, and was found
10 be dead early in the morning.
A son Of Herman Shlack, the brewer
at Plainsboro, Middlesex county, attempt
ed suicide, on Friday, by shooting. He
fired three bullets into his head, and will
probably die. Disappointment in love Is
the assigned cause for the act.
The Jersey City board of finance has
a iopted a resolution requiring the books
of the city treasurer, comptroller and
city collector TO be ~ oil times open free
Of cost to i-nspse1isn BY -cisizsns-
So many cells got into the wheel ct Dis
ment's Min, at Alloway, one day recensiy
that It had 10 be stopped TO take them
out. One weighed six poanda
A Burlington canning factory has pat
up 500 barrels Of catsup, 1oo, 600 eans Of
tomassss and $4,000 cans of asparassa
this year.
When an Atlantic City man grows
| tired Of living in n part Of that village
he has rollers put under his house, and
il pulled to . more desirable location.
The : Review" says there are now five
buildings on rollers, and many others
waiting for the movers. Perhaps there
Ia no pla>e IN the Union, Of like popala-
tio1, where houses are 70 frequently
moved from one locality to another as in
Atlantic City
Miss Winnie Hubbard, of Hoboken, be
gan collecting old postage stamps four
years ago, and last tuesday abe carried
l.OO0. 600 stamps to q firm Ia New York,
and RECEIVED the prize vf t25 which that
firm offered to any child eight years old
or under who would collect 1000, 000
postage Stamps and bring them to their
Office within five years.
The Penn's Grove record., 1883-12-08
Woodstown items.

The Opera House! When will it be?
Martin Carney, of Salem. drew the
10th watch in the Massey Watch Club
on Monday.
Isaih Gof0rth captured q chicken
thief Ia a steel trap on Sunday night
1t Wal 4 mink.
Our old friend A. b. Flitcraft, has
migrated to Virginia where he will
take charge of q school.
Mrs. Ruth T. Woolens, Of Colorado.
has been viii. ing our old friend Taylor
of the "Registcr."
Isaac IT. Iippincott, q merchant of
this place, made an assignment TO John
G.. Holmes on Saturday.
An entertainment will be given here
on the evening of the l4th, by J. J.
Villers, for the benefit Of j. G. Foster
Post.
A lecture wss given in the Baptist
Church on Thursday eveaing by Rev.
W. w. Daily. Subject: Popular mis-
takes"
The next meeting of the Womep's
Christian Temperance Union will be
held on Wednesday next. at the resi-
d-nce OF Mrs. James Weolman.
The Woodstown base ball club can
Just walk away with the Auburn fel.
lows. The score on Thanksgiving Day
was % to 10 In favor Of our home team
Cause.-The, oh, hic, my head, hic, SC.
A Temperance meeting will be held
in the Presbyterian Church. on Friday
evening tiast night. The meeting will
be addressed by Mrs. Downs, President
OF the W. C. r. Onion of this State.
Speaking will commence at half-past
seven.
John G. Wallen has just completet
q she'd on one side Of his barnyart
which Ia 4oxi2 feet. He IL also build
ing an addition to his bsn, S6xl4 feet
Mr.. B. S. Fogg, Of Warrington, in
tends moving in our soleunh som
lie has purchased . lot Rear the static,
aad iatends erecting = csuning hous,
and saas dwellings ,hssesa.
The Penn's Grove record., 1883-12-08
MARRIED.

MARRIED.
HILL ES--DAVIS-On the 9th inst, by
Res. J. Z. Wilson, Mr.. Winfield y.
Hiies, of Salem, to Miss Carrie w
Davis. Of Woodstown.
R-ODE-TEIDMANN-At Bridge
pnrt, on the 18th inst, by Philip
Schlag, Esq, assisted by the Rev.
Casper Schlag, Mr.. Leonard Rode to
Miss Therese Weidman, all of Bridge
| port.
, MATLACK-BORDEN-At Psnns.
willie. on the 2lst inst, by the Rev
T. ]. Lippincott, Mr.. William H,
Matlack, to Miss Luella Borden, all
from pear Sh~srptown.
KEEN-sOMERS-At Muilics Hill
on the s7th ult., by Nathan F. Ire.
dell, ESQ.,, Nj. Daniel Keen, O
Woodstown, to Miss Mary Somers
Of jefferson.
Cen
tire square, Nov. 25th, 1883, by Rev
John wagg, Mr.. Thomas j. Fire
stone, of Wilmington, Del, to Mis-
Sarah Z. Roberts, Centre Square, n
The Penn's Grove record., 1883-12-08

BY order of the Lighthouse Board,
G. b. White, u. ). ", Inspector at
Philadelphia. Ncy. ~, 1883, issues the
following notice {, mariners: A first
class spar buoy. PAINTED black, has
teen placed IN "a f-et water on the
we &ern edge of the channel. abreast Of
sie Hwlkhead shoal, Delaware River.
This buoy lies to TIE west ward of the
range line Of Deep Water Point Bea-
coas, on the following bearings:-East-
ern face of Fort Delaware. sac; Deep
Wster eoiat Hear Beacon, NEE;
Firms Poixt Rear Beacon, SIX by BE.
The Penn's Grove record., 1883-12-08

Things again assume a business pros
pect around u. ion Corner The new
proprietor ! the store, Mr.. WILLARD
Diver. telievAs in having a full stock
of the REST !odds in the market. a
street lamp HIS been erected on the
corner We say success to the new
management, and success will come If
they advertise il t.e RECORD.
The Penn's Grove record., 1883-12-08
H.O0 REWARD.

A ladies' gold ring, with Amethyst
set, vas lost on Sunday afternoon, BE-
tween the residence of Mr.. Joseph
FOrbs, on Harmony street and the rz
road station. The above reward will
be paid to the person finding tie same
and returning it to this Office.
The Penn's Grove record., 1883-12-08

4 contemporary suggests that it
would be u good plan to burn a little
sulphur In the cellar occasionally. The
fumes sweeten the air and kill the
gerfns which taiLt the buttsf and meat
and they will do no harm In any sani-
tary way. Whitewash b advantageous
in every way, too; as the lime bright
ems and sweetens.
The Penn's Grove record., 1883-12-08
POST 0FRRCK.

Office hears: Open Sundays EXCEPT
ed from @ 90 A. NJ. to 900 r. n. Time
OF arriving and closing of Mais-MaA
from Phiiad,a and intermediate IAaces
arrive aaily at 9 81 A. NJ. & 458 81 %
pm Closes, 8 As A. v. and y n.
Letters containing money and vaiua-
E registered on sFS,1ieaticn--te loc.
8. II. LEAP. +. M.
The Penn's Grove record., 1883-12-08

The new house of Mr.. William Har-
ris is pow enclosed, AMI the pasons
are hurryin9 their part along toward
completion. Il drainage has bern laid
from the cellar to the gutter on Asin
street.
The Penn's Grove record., 1883-12-08
EEgEElEEE

METHODIST EPISCOPAL CHURCH "
REV. !. II. HoTrIrr rsos' fAsroR
P~r-aehing-lo A. NJ. and Z p, NJ. y
sunday sshoal r. NJ.
PRAYER MeefsnF xnesday evenings.
METHODIST RR0fEhTANT CHURCH
REv. J. L. wArsoS, rAsfoR
SUNDAY 81 hoOi 10 a, y.
preaching Q p. NJ. anM r. NJ
prayer Meeting ~V~stndsday Evening"
The Penn's Grove record., 1883-12-08

The steam barge Gamma and Mary"
owned by Charles Pedrick, of pedrick
town, is ON the railway for repairs.
Rumor says he intends having sails put
on her.
The Penn's Grove record., 1883-12-08

The house lately occupied by Mr..
Frank Simpkins, on Maine street, il
being fitted up inside and when COM
Melted will be occupied by Mrs. Lizzie
Denny and Mrs. Title Smith as a trim
ming store. Success TO them in Their
new enterprise.
The Penn's Grove record., 1883-12-08

The Court of Chancery Of this Stale
has decreed a divorce between Mary
and Michael Killbridge, of Woodstown
The latter is now In State Prison for
wife beating, where he was sentenced
by our County Court.
The Penn's Grove record., 1883-12-08

The o5,h drawing IN tha arst OF the
Wheel Watch Csats ON "Wednesday
morning, gave a watci, to Jonathan II.
Feity. cf Sat-n. who held No. Q. The
18th drawing In the second club to j.
s. Shull, of .;ai N, No. 6.
The Penn's Grove record., 1883-12-08
Ayers Sarsaparilla

s,inalnsss and regulates the action OF the
digestive and Asimllative organs, renew
and strengthens the vital forces. and speedily
cures R~hensassasm, Neuralgia.
tic 0s~s, CsaArrh. GeAsrAl Disability. and
ali Diseases arising from IN impoverisAss or
esrrsptsd condition Of lAs blood, and . weak
saed vitality.
IA ~tHsszspsrAbly b cheapest blood nsda-
cine. on secoant Of It's eoncentrAtsd strength.
and Usat power over disease.
pnzPAREp nv
Dr.i.c o. Aysr&c Co., Lowell. Mass.
so y all Dragg~ss rrsss q, III bottles
The Penn's Grove record., 1883-12-08

Our readers must not forget that the
famous D'Alve Troupe, of Philadelphia
will gi We another entertainment in Odd
Fellows Hall this evening. See that
the audience Is larger than when they
were here before.
The Penn's Grove record., 1883-12-08
Dyspepsia and Pain in the Back
Cured.

SEAvILLE, n. j., February 2, lse2.
Dear Sir: l have been suffering with
dyspepsia and pain in my back for
many years. Through the kindasss Of
Mr.. John psnsiea, Of Woodbury.. 1 re-
csived a bottle u ArOmapns, and .
few doses relieved ne entirely. ! an
taking since. every week, q table.
Spoonful Of the medicine, and have not
had an attack Of dyspspsia or any pam
in my sask since. I car sincerely res
cmmend It to all suffering with depil-
ity Of the stomach.
Yours respeetfully,
EhELIAE CLARK.
For sale % o. r. leap Il Bro.
P~nnsgrovs, q. \. EummaF, Pedrick'
ttwE, ard deeisss gsnsDalG.
The Penn's Grove record., 1883-12-08

List OF letters adyer' ised and remain
ing in the postofice at Peansgrove, for
the month ending November 80:
William Burt, William Davenport,
Author Nezbett, Al Pierce. Henry
Pril.sen, Ger, John Might. John W.
Wallen, John D. Wilson, Mrs. Hester
Riddle. Miss Lizzie q. Hewitt, Mrs.
Lizzie V. Hutchin.oa, Miss Mary L.
S.ranghn. Persons calling for the
above letters wiz please mention adj
vertissd.
The Penn's Grove record., 1883-12-08
: AYERS
Cherry Pectoral.

No other eosnplaintear are 20 insidious In theis
attack a. those affecting the throat and lungs
none 90 trihed with BY the majority Of suffer
ers. The ordinary cough or cold, resulting
perhaps from a trihing or unconscious ex-
posture. Is eften but the lightning Of a fatal
sickness. AYERS CHERRY PICTORIAL has
veil proven tn efncaoy in = forty year, fight
with throat and lung diseases, and should BE-
taken in all cases without delay
A Terrible Cough Cured.
ain 1851 took aeevef . cold, which affected
my lungs. had a tern1 e cough and passed
night after night without sleep. The doctors
gave me up. I tried CttERRY PFC
ToRAL, which relieved my lungs, induced
sleep, and afforded me the rest necessary
for the recovery Of my strength. By the
continued use of the PEcToRAL a per1na-
nent cure was effected. ! IN now 81 years
old, hale and hearty, and am satished yoDr
HORACE F~AIRBRoIREn."
Rockingham, VI, July 10, 1852.
Group. A Mothers Tribute.
"While IN the country last winter my little
Il seemed a. II he woTId ne from s,ransp
latten- One Of the family suggested the use
Of AYEE's CHERRY ~PEcToRsL, . hottie Of
which was always kept in the house. This
was tried IN small and frequent doses. and
20 our delight in less than half An hour the
little patient was breathing easily. The doc
tor said that thas CHERRy PkcrORAL had
saved my darliIsg's life. Can yeu wonder vt
eur gratitude? Sincerely yours,
Mrs. EMaA GEpSry."
,se Wees i2sth St, New YORK, May 16, iss7.
az have ased AYERS CHERRY PRETORIA.
in nay family for severnl years, and ito not
hesitate TO pronounce &c the most efgectuRl
remedy fer coughs and colds We have ever
tried. A. ,. CRANE"
Lake Crystal. MINI, March q, isss.
III suffered for eight years from Bronchitis,
and after trying many remedies with no sue
cess. | was cured by the use of AYERS CHR
ny "EcroRAL- JosEPn wALpxN."
bJhalia, Miss, April 8, fss2.
a. cannot say enough in praise of AYEA's
GERRY PICTORIAL, believing as ! DO that
but for its use I should long since have died
from lung troubles +. B~RAGbsF.n
Palestine, Texas, April q. 1882.
No case of an affection Of the throa. .er
hzags exists which cannot be greatly relieved
by the nse of AYER's CHERRy PBcToRLL,
snd It VIII atcays cure when the disease g
NOT already beycld the control of medicine.
PREpARxD By
Dr.. ]. C. Ayer& Co., Lowell Macs.
Sold BY ali Druggists.
The Penn's Grove record., 1883-12-08

and all scrofulous diseases, Sores, Erysfpe-
las, EczenAa, Biotches, Rinsworin' Ta-
mora. Carbuncles, Boils, and Ercptaens
of the skim, are the direct result Of an
impure state Of the blood.
To cure these diseases the blood must DO
purified, and restored to . healthy aud ma
turai condition. AYERS s~ARsAPARiLLA has
for over forty years been recognized By emf
nent medical authorities rs the most pow
erfui blood purifier in existence. IL frees
the system from all foul hupors, s-riches
and strengthens the blood, removes All traces
Of merewial treatment. and proves itself q
complete master of all scrofulous e,seases.
A Recent Cure Of s~crofaioas Sores.
"some months ago l was troubled With
scrofulous sorcs tulcersl ON my lHgs. Inc
limbs we're badly swollen and il,ns mel. ami
the sores discharged large qaanftties q
failed, untii l used AyER's sAmsARARILiA.
OF which have now taken three bcttle
with the result that the sores are he l~ii,
and my general health greatly in,yf"seS.
medicine has done ne.
Yours respectfully, mrs ANN o'BEIAs."
las Sullivan ST., New York, june ~, 81.
r. An persons Interested are ins,ted
to can On Mrs. O'BriAn also upon tts
Rev. z. r. wiids Of 10 East H4th street.
New York Caty, who win take Pieasse
in tsssifying 10 the wonderful efhosey ~
Aysr's 8arsapariiia, not only In b cure
Of this lady, but in his own case and
many others withis his knowledge
The xsllknown writer o.. she Bostoa Herald,
b. W. BAIL, Of Rochester, Mn, writes, June
I. 1852:
HAVING suffered severely for some years
With Eczema, and having failed 10 nnd relief
The Penn's Grove record., 1883-12-08

The anntsl NEE ing OF the New Jer
sey State Temperance alliance will be
held In the Third Sire I Methodist
church, Camden, n. j., on Tuesday
and Wednesday, December 18th and
18th. There will be intaresting exer-
cises each day. 0sa. c. B. Fisks. Mrs
J. Ellen Foster and other eloquent
speakers ars expected to address the
evening meetings. Delegations ere ex-
pectsd frum all parts OF the state All
churches and Temperance organizations
ara requested to send representative s
without further notice.
The Penn's Grove record., 1883-12-08

The schooner "Martha Davis
sprang a!cak opposite Chester at mid
night on the 20t'l, and sank in less
than an hour.
The Penn's Grove record., 1883-12-08

A handsome skiff has just been com
pleted by Samuel Simpkins, for Amos
Alloway. Length, 10 feet; beam 6 feet
depth, "a inches.
The Penn's Grove record., 1883-12-08

At wstson's Corner, this county, a
bicycAst mounted his machine And ran
down a runaway hsrse snd returned 1t
to its owner, one Aay recently.
The Penn's Grove record., 1883-12-08

The telephone between the city of
salem and the Water Works is now in
working order
The Penn's Grove record., 1883-12-08

Cosductor Frank Simpkius has NOV
ed into william Pedricks new house on
Harmony street
The Penn's Grove record., 1883-12-08

Another change in S. r.. Leap Il
Bfo's. advert isement this week, and as
expected more barpains are offered.
The Penn's Grove record., 1883-12-08

GRAFT GibtNn5' house at P~ennsville
is completed, and he Will move into il
soon.
The Penn's Grove record., 1883-12-08
TN AND cur OF TOWN.

The new school house at Church
Landing Is nearing compilation, {
The Penn's Grove record., 1883-12-08

The gobler has a dread of being COB
bled at Christmas.
The Penn's Grove record., 1883-12-08
DAlye Troupe tonight.

Christmas two weeks from next Tues
day.
The Penn's Grove record., 1883-12-08
SOLDIERS =: ..:. :s. ] aA. e.

"YIIXV11I1CJ Ws1Hds " @1fAst
. any hin1 eanssd BY mSntry ssrde, ae enti
IA . PunsaDH. wl1ews. n,aass children. de-
p.naess No srs ~ fsshers Of soldiers vhe tsed
mn tks>Gsn1asf their sssv<esav y ~ ssutied.
nsny tssuBa p<usisssrs are sstl1s4 = ~ is-
ennxss. cprsfsl aa1ps&nee nvsata Delayed or
RsIsssoaSnesaa - aAsy e. - aua~sd with
bpInitn msss sstdense- ceUxG4ssAstssrsioas
- urucu5n an 90 aneRqlU9A caAs.
GEe. HrFe, tt~osn>Itxtfaw SIG Y 81,
Washington. PC
The Penn's Grove record., 1883-12-08

Robert Hewitt hss returned home
and will remain with us all winter.
The Penn's Grove record., 1883-12-08
FOR. SALE

10 pigs, three (3) and four (4) months
old. For further particulars, apply
to
SAMUEL C. SPRINGER.
The Penn's Grove record., 1883-12-08

The following ID a list Of those who
receive Government Pensions, their in-
juries and the amounts paid ,hrm, resi-.
dents OF P~ennsgrove ara vicinity:
James 4. butter, inj. |. side So IS
Chas. a. DoIbow. wd. r. hand 4 90
Ed. &. Dougherty rheu. &hrart dis 4 90
Jno. Hughes. wd. !. thigh 8 90
II. NJ. Flanagan, inj to abdomen 8 %
Alfred S~impkins, wd. +. hand &c. 2 90
Isaac p Simpkins, inj. abdomen 4 90
Jos. X. Shultz, chr. rheu. 4 90
Jno. +. " ilsen, I'M. back, &c 4 90
Thos. J. White, wd. neck 4 20
Jas. F. layton, dis. Of add. viscera g 10
Nicholas Yaanandt mi. to aid. q %
Jos. r. Elk,nton chr. diarr. A 90
Philip Link, Wi. r. forearm g %
John Moore. mi. to abdomen 9 90
VIM. MuniN', u. wd. |. arm & add. s 20
VILLAIN Reighn, father 8 90
n n. Maaion, mi. to abdomeH 8 90
John II Croft, ~d. /. arm l6 90
Charles Pitrson, 90
Vim. J. Semple, deaf both ears. 90
We void ike to have given our
readers the naNIex Of all those receiving
pensions, a There is l16 in this county,
but space folbiis.
The Penn's Grove record., 1883-12-08

A spar bney painted red ard black
horizontal stripes a been placsd in
80 feet of water to mark the wreck OF
the schooner Cora sunk in the Del
aware River below Deep Water Point.
Deep Water Point from, beacon, bear
ing NE by E4E, Dupent's wharf at
Pidgeon Point, N by Z.
The Penn's Grove record., 1883-12-08

TEN CENT PoETRY.
The question was whether
= THIS changeahls weather
Would give me q cold that would
stick, stick, stick,
But I've Loot lll nay dread
For at ten cents a head
Brazilian balm cures US quick, quick,
quick.
The Penn's Grove record., 1883-12-08

At the regular meeting of Actsa
Post. No. 80. G. A. R., on Saturday
evening las; the following officers were
elected 10 serve the ensuing year: Com
mander, Charles Woodley; Senior vice
5nimander, J. =. Biddle; Junior vics
Commander, John Biddls; Quarter
master, David G.. simpkins; surgeea,
David Bowen; Chaplain, Shaw Hxxap.
ION Oficer of the Day, 3. r. Ward
Ofi,er of the Guard, John Hughes
Delegate, ]. 8. Bsdd,s.
The Penn's Grove record., 1883-12-08
al,dy Cured Of Rheumatism.
Kidney Disease Cured.

Cnstiaasbsrg. Va, 1881.
Suffering from kidney etseass,
from whicA I could get no RELIEF
sried Brown's Iron Bitten. vhtcA
cured me completely. A eAnd Of
mine, recovering from scartst tsvss.
had 40 appesiss aad did not sesssl -
be - 20 eAt al all Ieave kim Iroa
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