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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-11-11
NORWICH LINE

NORWICH LINE
~ REDUCTION OF FARE.
To Boston, 81 Worcester 81 5O Nsshu 81 o. Portland
So, ami no transfer
The new iron steamer -..
CITY OF WORCESTER,
without exception the most elegant boat the Sound
the favorte CITY OF BOSTON,
leave Pier No 40 North River foot Of Wattst next pier
Desbossesst Terry. daily except SUNDAYS Mt 43D
Drawing To Boston from New London al 4l6
NETWORK CENTRAL AND HUDSON
~ RIVER RhILRoAD.-Comm Sept. IL, 1888,
through trains will leave Grand Central Depot.
q. m, Western Scw-YOrk md Northern Express. With
drawing. room cars.
$40 ~ Limited Chicago Express, with dining
Cleveland and toledo arriving Mt Chicago O20 next day
1890 Chicago Express drawing room cars to Canaan
dheua Rochester and Buffalo, connects for Sharon Springs
II M o Albany and Troy connecting Utica Saratoga
Glcn's Falls, Lake George and Rutland.
SS0p. Albany and Troy special. Drawing.
y. M Accommodation TO Albany and Troy.
~. Louis ELTresa with sleeping for Niagara
Falls Buffalo Cincinnati except saturday. Toledo Detroit
$50 D. M Express with sleeping 10 Syracuse aud 10
Auburn Road also To Montreal Connects for Saratoga
20 Pacific Express with sleeping cars for Rochester
Bunalo, Cleveland Toledo Detroit Chicago IT. Louis Oswe
IL Night Express with sleepng cars TO Albany and
Troy Connects with tho morning trains for the West and
North Except Saturday night
Tickets on sale At Grand Central Depot No Bowling
Green 252 and 43 broadway and at Westcotts Express,
and 1893 WashhsOn and S64 Fultonss Brooklyn, and 70
Fourth ST., " Williamsburg.
baggage called for and checke ed rom residence.
These trains run daily All others daily except sunday
General upefntendent General Passenger Agent.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-11-11
STEAMBOATS, ano Railroads.

NEW HAVEN, Mcridcn, Hartford, Spring
Geld HolyOke Montreal and utenedate points steam
leave Pier No, 60 r. r. al M and II D. Sundays
excepted connecting with trains at New Haven for Mcdcn
Hartford Springfield etc Tickets sold and baggage
No. g<i broadway, n. Y, and No Courtst, Brooklyn
n la Ne a end m 81 30,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-11-11

The clearances elsewhere We're: Oh city 9,T1I,O00i
BrndloId. 7,T3s, 600; Pitt,burg 5,ijS,OOO barrels
The refined market stronger NJ an advance OF
j. cent per gallon 10 sie9So- cents In York
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-11-11
TO INVESTORS,

We Oner for sale al PAR limited amount OF
TEXAS EIFIINuS PUBLISHING COMPANT'S
STOCK.
which pays ~ per cent dividend.
FORSTEH & CO, Bankers WalLst
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-11-11
Ocean Gtfdmers.

A NCH0R LINE. U. 5. Mail Steamships.
GLASGOW via LONDON DERRY
From PieI 20 North River.
ETH oPIA Nov ~, 8p. m BOLIVIA. Nov 81, D.
FURNESSIA.Nov. IL O. m. DENONIA... Dee. l. 4 a. IN.
Cabin passage, $50 10 $50 second Cabin, go
Steerage outward, s23 prepaid, S21.
Anchor Line Drafts lowest rates pat free OK
charge In En- gland, Scotland ami Ireland.
For passage Cabin Plans, Book Of Tours Be- apply TO
HENDERSON BROTHERS. Bowling Green.
DORDEAUX LINE.
ID New and direct line 10 tho South OF France.
NETWORK AND BORDEAUX DIRECT -
"a. CHATEAU LEovILLE a 600 tonsl. Saturday, Nov e
S. CHATEAU LATTE a 00n Onsl .-SsluTday. Dec.
rs. CHATEAU MARGAUX a 200 tons)... JauuaTy -
Prom Prentices stores NEAR walst Ferry brooklyn
Travellers for France Spein end Italy, Pyrenees, Pau
Nice &C. will save time and expense by taking this line
Cabin Including wineh $50. steersge, So
~ 'T' +. LIE BoULANGER, IS Bcaverst
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-11-11
PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.
on and after Oct. y, 1888.

GREIT rams I, z Ipyy,
AND ryNITEn srhTEs NJ "a TT Sporrr
Trains leave New via Deshrosses ana Cytiandt
Ferries as follows: ~ ~ ~ S""' '"eos
Yarrtstnrg ptttsbnro Wa. orS es.,.h
Palsce cars sttscha9 10 t anu so"tn Win human
and Chicago limited 81 Psos pnpg smanr srS sonn
w inH 1srs az y az n every Iy day
"lnamsporL LOCK Haven, M m Cory snd Ere at
na Ina al AZ CORY Tor iltusVie petroleum centre
nsitmape WasbSng,c;n end ,,a so,,h or ,D, M.
e. !" 80 sS n sna ae sout Limited washington
e PPr,9va We shnatan uy sunday ~
M 5siband $40 m ss6 and M, and 10 ngS, !. w y; ~
I 70 % - ~ - Pna any ~ is. Va ID su1
~ az nrd 10 ntgIt y ' anu - n'sn' VIA d. an"o' H. ~
ra ~ stIantc c1ty eYcent snndav s.IK nm apa1nn
Co. Sfa,c sxcc,t S.,ndav ana III
ToI I1ay uead Irnctian ana "a
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-11-11
STEAMBOATS, ano RAILROADS.

FOR BOSTON, Fare Only ss,
VIA FALL RIVER LINE LIMITED TIcREfs'Y "'
Best route Newport Fall and all Eastern po,nts
Daily service, SUNDAYS INCLUDED from Pier 81 HR n
aSo p m. Steamers PILGRIM and BRfST0L Connecfoa
gy ASHEx BOAT from BROOKLYN and Jersey City at M
tickets and saferooms may be secured IN NewYork At an
principal hotels transfer and ticket Offices the ofce on
PIER 20 and on steamer. va
BORDEN q LOWELL, GEORGE T.. Common
Agents. Gep1 Pass. Agent.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-11-11

TROY BOATS = CITIZENS LINE. - New
y s'esmsrs sARATooA and CITY OF TROY leave Pier
At connecting with morning trains FOR all points North
sandy sttemetSteuehea At Albany.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-11-11

Tickets procured foot Lbertyst Pier No North
River; ~ 1862 2O7 26l 27l 3l5 336 l0i 4l0 72l ga 95
8l7 1913 and GOl BTOahwayi 7S7 and 749 BthRye 1913
and 400 ithaycj 3i2 Shave liyngonst ~ Greenwich
and principal Hotels In New lCrk city In Brooklyn at
Nos and Gourtst l3 Broadway 40 and sSS Fulton
st. Hoboken az Erie Oice anil 254 Westinghouse. \. Y
Company wiz call check baggage from hotels
q residence 10 destination
G.. q. HANCOCK,
General Passenger and Ticket Agent Philadelphia
J. f. wOOrfEN, General Manager. ...
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-11-11

DOUBLE TRACK, THE MOST IMPROVED EQUIP
MENT AND THE FASTEST TINE CONSIST.
ENT WITH ABSOLUTE SAFETY.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-11-11
TO PHILADELPHIA.

20 TRAINS EAcH WAY %EF * 3EP ON
PUIA: IN NETWORK.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-11-11

A LBANY BOATS, PEOPLES LINE.
N DREW and ST. JOHN leave Pigr AZ y. r., foot Of
Canalst, every WEEK pay AZ N Competing at albany
Sunday mornings excepted with trains north west and east
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1883-10-25

IL, the negro IL not the voting factor he
once was. The game il not Ms great as
IT was. or late NJ state has been car
rled 10y the colpred vote. No state IL
held 10y the colored vote. Why, there.
tore, should the Republican leaders fire
up about thu courts decision Indi.
Vldu'l9 will hrgin at once an nrttalion
Tor an amendment - the Constitution
securing what the l,w has filrd tp s..
cure. But tb" Republican party VIII
take no interest in it,
Nv" will get the work done through
II con-ti'urion i amendment" suid M
enthusiastic individual to senator Ben
Harrison. Not ~ once" responded
the senator. 1T took an army with
nayoucm t. open the Constitution for
the war amendments. Tue pTo.ycct now
In not assuring to a rrusltle man, AZ II
.ccms to me, for the tucccss Of your
rtea.'
- lar ~ can be asccrlained, the Re.
rubiiran-, neither ~ or out oi the al
mlui-tration, are greatly c%erc.srd. The
negro has lost hs polliical value to such
an extent that he acems TO have few
friends IN that quarter.
Wellington i TIA" abiding place Of \
great uumhrr al educated aud lutclII
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1883-10-25
Another Washington Anniversary.

4 celebration IL contemplated by the
r"opie Of Llfonier borough. wcstmorp-
band couny. Pt., Of the enRagement in
which General G"orge Washington rau
the rr"hi".t risk Of losing his life. ~ he
"Trrees"d ito William Flndlcy, mem
hen "i CpnRross from rhgt district when
b" WIS Prcsilrnt. The battle took
pnc" when h" was ia command of the
Virginia contingent and had accom-.
panird forbcs ia November, 1868. st
which time he va. Il = lionel IN the Prov.
lncr oi Virginia. The account Of ihis
engagement Ia given ia Sparks "Ldp
and Writing o Wa-hInpton," but the
exact Inctlion Of the hattle G~h has to
this i'm" remained uuknown. II iAlhe
o'J"ct Of those nEl'atiug this matter to
ii.,i definitely locate the battle field,
"nd, upon the celebration of the com.
my nnnrycrsary, To take steps fcr raj.
ing fund to permtuently marx the
rput with monument It ~ more than
pr"hnhI" that the -ppt Will he found
near old Fort LtEpuirr, Of which tut
Htt." rruHus 10 mark the historic spot.
A. J. THgrIu.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1883-10-25

Fond"T'ul and m,.t-Tl"u- curative POW
r rs developed WHICH D.. ~ varied IN its
operations that no di,rsse or III
p"al'h can In--ihl, exIst or rcri-i its
power. and vet IfIs
II s-ml.-- '1r tie most frail woman,
Nvak~-t Iuylild .u.HIl.sr child to use.
'IsiIsr',
t'H.o't asa# a' p,ssI, dying
FHf N"Hrs. and tlS" ~ ~ Ihysjcisbs
~ Eurhl'- and oti,-r kidney diseases.
uver complaints. scy.re coughs called
consumption. have been cutsd.
Women sou" neatly cr.s,
From agony Of ncuralrfa, nervous.
ness. kriuir"s- aud various dIse ses
t"cu|Iar IN women.
Pcnpl" drawn out 0f shape from ex.
crurl,trug ranr- of Rbsumsiism.
lrGsmma ory aud chronic, or suffer.
ing irun .cro'UIsl
Er1sIrni,-
Ssir rh"um. hlooi poisoning. d,spep.
la md gestIon and 10 fact almo,i all die.
sA-" trail
N.rure i- heir 10
ll.ve teen cured hv Hop Buerp,
pr OF 81 which can hp found ~ every
u"ilhborhooi in the known world.
524t.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1883-10-25

REPuBLIcANs CARE LEss pr THE SEGE1
TuAN THLY DtD.

WAsHiNGroS. Ouohrr lS.-The negro
is likely to he disrBchantrd by the wAy
the Republican leairrs, whom he has
been accustomed to rpgsri as his natu.
fsl friends and rroieeiors, speak aud
set concerning the decision Of the
United States Court declaring the Civil
Rights !a~ unconstitutional. The ne.
gro will naturally expect To see these
leaders tear their garments II they do
not rent Their nesh over tie decision.
AZ the very least they will expect them
TO prepare a new i-sue having Tor its ub
iect what has failed with the laws un.
constitutionality. Buv he will he dis
appointed. The Republican headers are
going 10 do no such thing. The reason
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1883-10-25
1 Remarkable Case.

ba llhuTrAS-bsIr Nr: ain IN.
duc"d o. .. .rh-r Ol duly to the suiirf.
NJ 10 make a hrici abatement pt Sout
rcmarhurir car" 81 mS--Ii. wa- n
uu-t uItrrahl" -u!i"Icr from the var.
"u. annoy M, aud aI~irrs-Iug disca-r-
"i d"ur'l" p"r-"u-, wnIch caused III" u
tc rpuiuri 90 nv ted tor long TIM.
being too wotk 10 even hrar my weight
upon uy irct. ! VA treated by tie
IA ',t f"Iu'att" physicians Ia our c.t,,
each aud all -ayluE they could do uutn
rnR l"r ur. hpi gwen up al hupe-
"i ever rrruc ~r!l. lu tHrs condition /
hrg,u 10 i.R- your Iryaa, audi ,m
mp.r hnpuy 60 -ay, N three month. /
~a- perfectly wriI--eutIr"Iy cured wIth
uut nuy nppiau,c- Or support OF ary
kiud.
Nnur- truly, Mas. UENw ElLs.
50. $40 Scott street, Mu"aukee. VIZ.
: y
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1883-10-25
I)uBLIC SALE under Prnc,,,llnr.

iu Partition Its viriua ~ afdrr is.nsd uui u
tu, u"utt ,-uaHtuu fi,aas C~nftp counts 10 NJ.
-. isuuat, T'uu. lssi. uheteiu y 70 tarc,y and
E,lptt Nulhel rE-rutrfs e Ac. e : enc. T. ten
af4i deceased IisutiH aud lrrue Stsv~ts Aiz-iu-gr
sts,qus. tbstu.- utaftss sud Iaus UrAlGies HE
uiir sud " e. iisitus sud Athsuia tiuiu. bgs site.
are Dri-ud snts -Hd a. d. rctad ~ - srsd 10
"a r sale. after having given us and legal notice II
tbs uH uuus" IA the bsffuush h 81 fsletonts n
saturday. the 18Th Gay 4 Ostvbet. A - lsS3 the
tuiioa tug t't Ierufs tu uits
AZ ths rettrtu Tract 81 iaud situate IN the town
ship ui Rusu county tsHirr an state # peuns, !.
wants. o uudri auH dee ribnA q. filovs o. ait. He
etuut. at whi o uak thence hy esiiue of Iacsti
rtutu .urt.y .uih .i-a, vet SO p-t,hcs t. post
th.B,r g., I"br Eerrrsu .u.ss, -.'uth sss9. ~
lssfcs tsf.t tsuc, u.ith h2 ssst 4tu ~ tti..
&, ts,,t, th-rrr ueith 3-a SIS prtthrs th.
plar~ beginning. cuntaintug 80 scres AMI u
is4chrs fit- eta Hiiu-s eiened thsresu aud Bv~
,SeiuE sutkeI
All tbs certain msssuag~ and tract ci land situate
10 the vn-hip. unil a.d state sfr -aid ipufn
iua ~. a ai-,e = s,ri+d. IsesiHu ~ bite ,Hk
t.nrp ssuth 3-ae. east 80 pennies So ~ o. thsuc,
ty la- lentirf sufNes synth 49,, uesi so ptrrhes
- -ts th-uce aipuE Iacrh stuat -grssy u,iftt
3s-e, sest IS prfches t'a I'-i; theuce by Jaou
Radisl su,vsy nah atsa s-s-t go - rrhss /, IA
itat~ ut issEiuhinEs GoutHining a. acfrs and ihl
ilsfchrs with tue HIHYuueaHHrss
Tefats uf --ttashatf ut tie pnrchaae unney g.
h. aid ChfHatinn u sale aud the Anae ~ one
Nest there fteJ. vtih Interest b. b. secured ~ i
art mortgage oa the pr-misas
sAtr T. vy1nmeuoe 81 veiock IN afiefnooh q said
day.
sauurs urnct, THos. pUNKLR.
I'ibhtW. s'It 18th. lsS3. Sheriff
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1883-10-25

rug GEN fkE DkMUI RAJ n pa"
i.hcI every ChursIAy morning, at Belleonte, Ceuu'
county Pa
I TaRMS-Cash ia advance, 3l ~
Il uOt paid IN advznce.....,....'..'''.' < "
LIVE PAPEg-deVoted TO the Interests OF The
whole people
Payments made withiu-three months will be con
si Isrcd ia advance.
~ ,Nprt ~iII us discontinued until arrearSgesars
raid except At option ui publishers
tapsrs tOtnx uut II tho county mu.i 10 paid Tor Ia
AiS AncH, ,,,
Any person procuring rs tsncAsh Subscribers viii
e cent cupy Tree Of charge.
oar ,Nteu-vu ejaculation makes this paper an uh'
sally reliable aud pruntAblt medium tor ADVERTISING
Ne nave the tuust ample Iarii'ies tor JOB Hohh
a,d are r"parrd priut all kiudH Of bo"ks rraets
Pr,srtmmr. P,at-r. Commercial prtuthg, Ac., ia h
Il Il .tyle aud At the lowest t'ossihle rates
All entertainments tor lUss term than ihf"e months
q ent- per Iur Tor the Hrs three insertions, and
,ut- = line tot each additional Insertion. sp-ciHl
= itices uurhali more.
Editorial notices Il cents per hue.
lr.. ,uFuE, .. .s,gtt .tiumus, 10 cents per llhc
liberal discount is made to persons adNcrtisinsb bl
tc quarter, hal, year, or year, as follows
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1883-10-25


Az extraordinary story com"s form
F.xun. htile village shout four miles
irum New Haven of liItlcvrxa ! 'us en-.
Cnrcemeut Of obsolete SUNDAY Laws. II
appears that the "iii nj this town.
Nhrre lntmcr attempts have been msde
tnebIotce the old lr~s. announced snme
weeks sRo that they iutrnded To- punish
,.ent,Ie whn took sandy drives for
Iea~urP. Just nutsI ir the village stand
= uuuher ui hickory tree. List sun.
day the ground was covered with nuts.
AMI the ofIi rals. reasoning that persons
driving pa.t would stop to pick them
up. stationed two iatm"rs There's
they claimed--to arrest every one who
stopped. They marched vii the ~ ~.
81. uiT tn harn ward. .nd kept th"m
,bsr. 60 the numbpr 81 tseutY all ,iAy
long. dr. zl!ung rain falling part oi
the time. SIX oi the prisoners we're
Ladies. aud Que of them. an old lady.
contracted a cold. IL the evening ail
were brought before justice Of the
peace, AMI those vino were fortunate
snotish to bee able tn give bond were
,nld to appear next day the others
were held. The farmers WIN engaged
~ this Sunday sport are saIt To he wrll'
tn.lu. |, Was al out.eroppiug Of latent
PuritanIsm,
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1883-10-25
List Of Jurors.

The. following trnv"rse jurors have
heen drawn, summoned ard returned
for the special adjourned court TO be
held in BeIIeiontc on the 3 I Monday Of
November nrEt A. ID. ILLg.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1883-10-25
4 DMINIsTRNrORS NOTICE.

4 Letters II administration the s-tats II sarah
Williams tsaiarfd late Il Belief fHts deceasea hav.
ing ieeu granted 90 the uadefsigned al tssfss
dttaed g. SD estate are reqas.le D. make payment.
and thasv having eisins against the estate sfe re-
qnest~i b. rssui th.in, daiy authenticated - set.
ttsment. AlvIN BRAnr,
I.et Administrator.
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4 Change Needed IN the TrcaNury he
parimrni.


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;ovember nrxt. A. D.. I..3

B-D iiarlsy Fsrgusnu.
! A WasalN ri. liruzf4.
] Dfusr Jr ORGY.
y "a II T." il4sfs urtlu,
- y Quisiisu Ei'n
liplpi ist-b. Is ilefHts
J y fssssiD. Phi ipsbufE
Nu iIutrau. KHsh,
Yfus i.asr Btreg.
latse X isil rpuug,
Audrrs GfssE Potter,
Jus Cs-isf. Isalsf.uir.
Wm s Rankin isslleiDuts
" u rhiltp. liHu"t
Tli'ss stsS iiaIf titDn.
N ~ flsfusn. -4 ~ shoe
J 4 -tnsf IiIss.iy.
DUIa Iuffsli Dfrgg
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1883-10-25

II EstuE IsfgussE,
4 ] sHtffl. rpiiHY.
isaar kuitll Gfsgg
iaiFu iiatrer. 'iausp,
" Wil-3n ilaif Mon.
u .U'ssI rigia 3 P,stf-f.
kts.ft EaJ - sil'f5L's,
T. n Csif-u NuiL
FrHi u either. fIaffts
u N psHl4p. y uftL
- rFtauErfii'~fget PsnH.
A hfaHf8us. raitsy.
v % tII,iir pit!iI-DurK.
John - N.li Ku.b
tnfsl rIUg-f. Cuttib,
) J afla'uisf, liIlii.sb's,
I u NAii.fu, Patton,
u blrHHs rusw rhys,
The Penn's Grove record., 1883-09-01

The following we clip from an ex'
change:-Half "A teaspoonful of COM
mon salt dissolved in a little cold water
and drank will instantly relieve heart
burn or dyspepsia. If taken every
morning before breakfast, and increase
the quantity gradually to a teaspoonful
of salt and a tumbler of water, it will
in a few days cure any case of dyspep-
STA, il at the same time due attention
is paid to the diet. There is no better
remedy than the above for constipation
For gargling the throat when sol it il
equal to chlorate or potash, and is en-
tirely safe. 1t MAY be used as often as
desired, and if IA little is swallowed
each time it will have a beneficial effect
on the throat by cleansing it and by
allaying the irritation. In doses of one
10 four teaspoonfuls in half a pint 10 a
pint Of tepid water, it acts promptly IS
an emetic, and in cases of poisoning Ii
| always at hand. 1t is an excellent rem
| edy for bites and stings of insects. II
is a valuable astringent in hemorrh-
ages, particularly for bleeding after
the extraction of teeth. 1t has botl
cleansing and healing properties, ant
is therefore, a most excellent applica
tion for superficial liberation.
The Penn's Grove record., 1883-09-01

Cart. JOS. ID. Whitaker and wife re-
turned home on Friday evening las i,
after a pleasant voyage of about t o
months. On their way from Charles
ton to Baltimore, they sighted a schoon
er in distress and at once headed tow
ard her. but before she was reached
the crew of the distressed schooner had
embarked in the small row boat and
we've rowing toward the Captain. The
crew we've only a few yards off when
the schooner went down The crew
reached the captains vessel in safety,
and proved to be of the three-masted
schooner "Waterline," Captain Is. ID.
Kille, boupd for Richmond, Va, which
left Charleston the same day that Capt..
w. did, and WAS loaded with Ground
Rock. The crew composed of six men,
one dog, one cat and two kittens, all of
which, were safely landed at Baltimore
upon Captain Whitaker's arrival. This
is the third t ME Captain Whitaker has
picked up the crews of distressed YES
sells.
The Penn's Grove record., 1883-09-01

The Parker, Dakota, New Era says:
People who have a grudge against their
neighbors should not expect the printer
to, pick it up for them, and should not
get angrytwhen he refuses toprint theil
anonymous, Matchmaking letters as his
own productions. The newspapers are
always glad to, receive correspondence
upon all subjects of public interest,". but
do not, wish to NEEDLE with the person.
al difficulties of neighbors. The men
who will sit down. and wIite a letter,
containing nothing but personal abuse
of his neighbor and simply because his
neighbor differs from him in opinion,
is o irst-class stiiker.
The Penn's Grove record., 1883-09-01

toward the battery. Rumor says the
Colonel got a little out of sorts about
something, but did not paralyze any of
the party. The battery WIS reached ID,
due time and they at once commenced
fishing. Three fish we're captured,
when some Of the party became discour
aged at the poor luck and suggested
that they go 10 Che fort, which part Of
them did, the others remaining, but
with poor results, as no more fish were
caught. We are told by those who pro
fess to know that Colonel caught an
eel and was So delighted with it, that
he Immediately asked Mrs -, if
she would cook it for his supper, and
said, lean you carve him? Ican't carve
him." To say the least they all enjoyed
themselves immensely and arrived
home at 10 O'Clock in the evening.
BY the way, three of the ladies and
the dog was sick, but the doctor pro
nouhced them out of danger this
morning.
The Penn's Grove record., 1883-09-01
Wednesday last. Justice Pedrick, Q.

Wednesday last, Justice Pedrick, o:
this place, went to Gloucester to get a
job of work, and secured a position in
the Iron Works of that place. In tn
evening, in company with other work
men, he was walking through the
works and by a mis-step was precipiia
ted into a pit twelve feet deep, falling
between two heated pipes. He was
seriously injured about the head and
neck, also about the body. The mel
about the works considered 1t a miracu
Ious escape from instant death. H.,
however, rallied sufficiently to be
brought home on Thursday, when a
physician was Immediately called i'll
He now lies in a critical condition.
The Penn's Grove record., 1883-09-01

Quite a large of relatives
and friends gathered at the residence
Of Mr.. Charles Bowen, on Harmony ST.,
last evening. They were thus assem-
bIed to celebrate the 18th birthday of
his daughter, Rebecca. OF course the
band was in attendance and discoursed
some excellent music. We understand
some handsome presents were left for
Miss Rebecca. After refreshments
were served, of which there was an
abundance, the visitors returned to
their homes, congratulating Mr.. and
Mrs. Bowen, of the prospects of their
fair daughter.
The Penn's Grove record., 1883-09-01

aeWm. d. Torton has sold to Sophie
Robbins the building in Pennss rove
known as the Shoe Factory"
The above has appeared in the last
issues of all the county papers, andTwe
were at loss to know just where the
above building stands, but by revert
ing our mind back to 1876, We recalled
the event. The building then stood at
about the center of Oak street, and
used as a workshop by W. ID. Torton,
and November Both, 1876, was purchas
ed by the above named parties. 1t has
since leen moved an Main street where
it ROW stands, and used by Joseph Rob
bins as a Harness Mandatory, where
a full stock of harness of all kinds and
prices can be found. 1t has been near
ly v years since the sale took place.
The Penn's Grove record., 1883-09-01

We would invite the attention of all
who may read this to tie advertisement
of Pierces' Organ club III another col
umn. lie has already secured several
names, apd those Wishing to secure a
good organ at a small cost and on easy
pay ing tel ms, should consult him at
once. lie is also securing subscribers
for Wheeler ~ Sons second Watch
Club, which only takes about eight
more names to complete the list You
cant secure a good gold watch cheaper,
or on easier paying terms than of them
This is the last club that will be made
by them. Your only chance. Consult
Penn Pierce for particulars.