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~ SPRING GOODS.

An endless variety Of SPRING GOODS, in DRY
GOODS NOTIONS. &C. We show this spriDg one
Of the mo,t complete stocks than ever before.
BARGAINS IN
CASSIMERES,
SPRING and SUMMER SILkS,
BLACK SILKS, CAsHMERES,
CHUDDAH CLOTHS, BUNTINGS.
NUNS VEILINGS, ALBATROS CLOTH,
CREPE CLOTH, WHITE SPREADS,
LACES, RIBBONS, HOSIERY,
KlDGLOvES, C0RSETS. BUTTONS,
HAMBURGS, SII.K MITTS,
LACE SCARFS, FISCHUs, LAWN TIES,
TIDES, TOILET ARTICLES,
TOWELS NAPKINS,
LADIES JEWELRY.
6ENTLENEN'S JEWELRY,
JERSEYS. TABLE LINENS,
DRESS LINENS, IRISH LINEN.
PIANO-COVERS, TABLE-COVERS.
LADIES' UNDERWEAR,
HANDKERCHIEFS, PERCALES.
We show this season as a special bNgain
BLEACHED COTTON as good as Wamsutta
fot Ice:
CHECK MUSLIN at sc. worth 1Oc., at 10c.
worth 124c =. az &c. worth 1G&c.;
CRASH At &c. worth Sc;
LADIES STOCKINGS, Regular Made, at Csc
some Of them are worth soc. Call before they
are all gone.
Another lot Of those GRAY wAsH-POPLINs,
wide. at s5sc.;
Also a nice quality GRAY DEBEGE at 125se.;
All sizes in TIDES from sc. up;
IRISH TRIMMING, ~ yards for l2Ac.;
FOULARDS, yard wide. at
7c.;
4 FINE lO-4 WHITE SPREAD at 7Oc worth 81;
4 full line Of GENTLEMEN'S FURNISHING
GOODS;
An ALL-WOOL HALF-HOsE, reduced from soc.
TO SOC;
Is pieces SUMMER SILKS from 44c. up;
EX'TRA-HEAYY BLACK GR0S-GRAIN SILKS
at sac;
20 pieces IRISH LINEN at 2jc. yard;
C0LORED-BORDERED ALL
LINEN HANDKERCHlEFS at I0c.
\. b. The ST MINER SILkS that We sell al 44c.
Gtber houses are selling at 75c.
A BLACK ALL-SILK RHADAME for 81 per
yard worth $3.50. SNCLE BROTHERS,
nh o-Su,W&Flm 311 Broad street.
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STAY Prolonged.

DR.. McMullen, the Magnetic Physician,
has prolonged his stay at the st. James Ho-
tel. Richmond, giving all those who have
had no chance 10 consult him an Opportu-
nifty to do so. He treats successfully all
chronic diseases, and none suffering should
fail to call on him and receive the benefit
OF long practice I'm this line. Consultation
free from o A. VI. to u. NJ.
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SATURDAY. next. Witness for the Common
wealth has not been found. Committed in
default Of bail.
William O'Dwyer, charged with being
disorderly on the street. Discharged.
G. q. Salamone, charged with assault and
battery. Fined s. and costs.
James Monteiro, drunk. Fined - and
costs.
Lewis Spencer (colored), charged with
peddling goods on the street without a
license. Fined as.
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Davenport e. Co,
CRY BONDs FOR SALE.
Piano, for the Broo,sIyu Schools.

Messrs. William Knabe & Co., the well.
known piano manufacturers OF this city,
have Just been awarded the order for
twelve Of their excellent instruments for
the Brooklyn public schools, that being
the entire number needed. Their contract
is exclusive. 1t Is gratifying to state that
the award was made entirely on test Of
merit, without regard to price. Baltimore
American.
Knabe agency is with Ramos & Moses.
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BOSTON BARGAIN-HCUSE

ID OFFERS THE FOLLOWING
BARGAINS FOR TOMORROW:
MOSS-ROSE CHAMBER SET, 10 pieces, So.OO;
FANCY CHAMBER SET. 10 pieces, S5.5O;
HIfTTFR-FIY CHAMBER SIT, 10 pieces, 20 /;
PL LAiN-BAND CHAMBER SET, 10 pieces (ali
MoSSrRoSE SS.Jse g fSiI TEA SET, As pieces, SO;
GILT. EDGE TEA SET, 4G pieces; 20; e,,.re
PLAIN OPAQUE PORCELAlNE TEA sEIS'
PLAIN 'fiRoN-sToNE CHINA SET Al pieces
TR0SS.ssTToNE CHINA CUPS AND sAUcERs'
opRRoGE Re5 Sf!' fPSoSRiicELAINE DINNER SET 1872
mp P1oefTyFF PoRCELAINE BREAKFAST, DIN
" NEP. AND TEA SET, 1875 pieces sl|'oo;
TIN T0iI,ET SETS, s1.75 and upMards;, ;,,,,r,,,e,
Tnsf received, a LOT Of FEATHER DUoi EhS'
which we will sell at +, 10, and Ioe.'
lI-INCU WATERS, red and black, ec''
NiCKEI. CLOCKS nj 81; o
NICKEL. CLOCKS, with alarm, bl:9O'
WkINUT CLOCKS (warranted), ~.
we also offer the finest SX1O FRA ME al Soe. 80 a,
cur so, 76e., and 81 FkAMkS cannot DC equai-
are tlst coming in1in an
about fifty styles-at prices tha' viii SUM
everybody. ,.o oINrINE
SAH'AN'' BOSTON BARGAIN;H0UsE.o
l4l1 Main street.
r. {. Some Of the CHAMBER AND TEA sEIs Irs
we have only a few in stock, ana Moulu ~. ~ , ,,S,
those ia want OF them 70 call carly, III oluei r'
10 be disappointed
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HpOUR NEW DEPARTMENT

FOR
LADIES' UNDERWEAR
and The BEAUTIFUL DESIGNS and astOnish-
ingly LOW PRICES have created quite fulter
among our fair customers.
We have Just received something for the sterner
sex which must meet with their approval likewise.
We refer to purchase of the ENTIRE STOCK of
NEW YORK MILLS SHIRTS from Troy man
ufacturer. which We offer at
75 CENTS APIECE,
never before sold anywhere at less than
ONE DOLLAR APIECE.
We invite a call while the assortment is un-
broken. Dent miss your chance Of saving
TWENTY-FIVE PER CENT.
We have now opened our stock Of
AsOLS,
made and selected especially 10 meet the require
ments of the finest city trade as also medluh anu
lower grades in the same goods.
IN SILKS
we have some real good values, and call especial
attention 10 Them.
Our T,ADIEs' HOSIERY AND GLOVE DE-
PAkRsiENT Is now replete with everything new
for the spring trade
IN WHITE GOODS
we have some special drives Won't YOU call and
take look at them?
WE GUARANTEE GOOD VALUE.
LEVY. DAVIS & DRAKE.
mbs lOI7 and lOl9 Main street.
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A FRAGRANT BREATH Is always pleasure, aad
YOU can have IL by using MEADE & BAKERS deli
cious CARBoLIc MoUrH-WAsH. ndestroys the of
fensiye odor caused by diseased gums and decayed
teeth, and speedily restores them to healthy con-
dltion. Price. atty cents bottle.
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siIverware, BrOnzes, Clocks, ROgers's
Celebrated Gallery.

The sale of the Taunton Silver-Plated
Company's goods will be continued on
Monday, Tuesday, and Wednesday at 100
O'Clock A. NJ. and a o'clock p. NJ. The
collection is complete, and the fullest guar
antee given.
JNO. +. LAUGHTON, Jr.. Auctionecr,
1894 Main street.
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GCommuncated.l
A False Runor About n. II. Chafiin q
Co.. Real Estate Agents, Retiring
from Business
" RICHMOND, VA, March 0, 1884.

RICHMOND, VA, Mafch Q, 1857.
"This Il to certify that I ain from Hills
" dale county, Mich. that was a corre-
"spondent OF X. b. Chaffin d Co., and
D" visited Richmond, Va, on Tuesday last.
" and was met at railroad depot by man
"by name OF Lynch, who represented that
"he was representing II. J.. Staples & GO.
4" told him / wanted to see r. B. Chsflin
" & Co. He said said Staples had been a
"partner, and created the impression upon
" me that X. b. Chaflin & Co. were out OF
Z" the real estate business, and thus pre-
" vented my going to see said Chaffin e.
eco. until to-day, when clerk Of said
" Chaffin informed me they tcere in the
" business, and invited me 70 visit their
&" office. WILLIAM HARPER.
Witness: John c. EaSIey."
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Ambulance Call.

The ambulance Or. Bosher in cnargel
was called to III. VI. Smiths Yesterday
about hali-past u O'Clock to Mr. Nunnaily,
an employe. who had two OF his hngers
badly cut by the machinery: one OF MS
fingers was so injured that 1t had 10 oe am
nutated
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! ! j. j. ! / E..HE 1 +. F. 4 4
Z 4 # il sEEs ( A
OF THIS GREAT ACTRESS.
MILE. RHEA,s PERSONAL APPEARANCE.

MILE. RiEAS PEkSONAL AffEAhANOE.
ton with the statement that Mile. RBEA's beaaty
is queeniy. She Is taller than some OF the Euro
peau stars. Her head is cxqulsitely shaped. and
crowned with heavy suit Of dark, almost black,
hair; her face is deiicsteiy buI clearly cut; her
dark eyes brilliant as her diamonds, and her
mouth might have served as an original model for
the bow of Cupid. Her countenance moves with
every emotion, and Is refined, intelligent, and ex-
pressiye TO high degree. Her form is 1.-THE.
graceful and charmingy moulded, all OF which
personal attributes combine to call forth the
homage received by her.
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Rareafus I'm Books.

A magnificent collection Of New Books,
direct from New York trade-sales, just re-
ceiyed at the Book Auction, next to Plant
ers National Bank, 1902 Main street. In
prove this opportunity, as the entire val
liable stock must be closed out.
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DRY GOODS. NOTIONS, &c.

NEW GOODS, NEW GOODS.
SPRING SEASON, 1884.
We have received large additions 70 our stock,
and are prepared to offer some BARGAINS.
We call particular attention 10 the Ioiowlng ar
tieles:
STANDARD CALICOES, sc. per yard; o
GOOD, STRONG CHECKED MUSLIN e5sc.;
"A SKIRTING COTTON, 7Hc.;
LINON DE DACCA, &c.:
A beautiful SHEER PLAID MUSLlN. l9c.;
WASH-POPLlN at S3c.-a decided bargain.
our assortment of WHITE GOODS Is particn-
larry fine, embracing every quality from the cheap
est. =.
In BLACK GOODS we are equal to any stock In
Richmond and our PRICES ARE RIGHT.
Call early and often at $50.
BREEDEN, TALLEY & CO.'S,
800 EAST BROAD STREET,
DRY GOODS, NOTIONS, AND DRESS RIM
MINGS. NH gilt
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MALARIA In all its forms positively cured with
EMoBY's srANpABD-CuRE Pills, never fall
ing remedy: purely vegetable. contain no aainiEe
or other poisonous agents. Tweniy-ase and nv
cents.
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so.,hwesteru Asylum.

The Senate committee YESTERDAY Reported
bill proposing to appropriate sl,oy y
locate site aud make preliminary pans
for lunatic asylum in southwestern Sir'
orinia
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BEAUTIFULLY WHITE TEETn ENSURED BY
the use Of MEADE 4 BAKEa's sAPoSiSE DESTi.
yRIcK, which will speedily remove incIpieut tsrta
and seurE Price, any cents box.
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The Gun That Cheers

but does not Inebriate is
JOSEPH NJ. BLAIR's "ZEUs" TEA,
at 81 per pound. II can only be had al
the Famous Grocery, Pace Block.
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blind Tom.

This musical phenomenon will give three
grand concerts this week, as follows !:
Tuesday evening, March lltb' at mozart
Hall: wednesday matinee and evening, az
the Theatre,
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Mason & Hamlin Organs.

Never so thoroughly made. Never so
many sold. One hundred and fifty thou
sand now in use. Factory prices guaran-
teed RYLAND Il LEE,
Sole Agents,
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To the Public and Our Friends:

10 me HN0llc ana Ohr FTlenuS:
You viii see by reading the above certiti-
cate how some agents expect TO make sales
by having their clerks occupy the position
that our negro hackmen occupy at the
dep0ts; and by Misrepresentation get our
customers and take them to out-oi-the-way
clearinghouse, thus preventing our own
correspondents from seeing Us. Mr.. Har-
per informed us that he was carried nearly
to the extreme end Of north Tenth street
by a clerk OF Ii. l.. Staples & Co. to 4
clearinghouse, and he then applied 10 the
landlord TO know what had become OF II.
b. Chaffin q Co., but the landlord knew Of
no such agents in the city. We have en-
plOyed the best legal talent to bring suit at
once against II. l.. Staples & Co. for dam
ages in the sum Of $4,000. We have es-
tablished an extensive business at great
cost, and we wish it distinctly understood
that we mean TO protect ourselves against
all such sharp practice.
Very respectfully.
X. b. CHAFFIN d co.
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We call attention to the important certi-
ficates published in another column by DR..
Moses OF cures performed by him in stam-
mering, cancer, and catarrh.
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unsfings Court.

The entire day was consumed YESTERDAY
In the disposition Of civil cases.
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BAFFIE.
CONCORD VINES.

GONE FINE CONCORD VINES FOX
Sc1IE price, for one-year-old, per bnndIeas
a. neg dozen. 65 cents. For two-ycar-oia' Per
i,undred, "a per dozen. 10 cents; ,,,ns ana
ainaryS na.S a''' n. Is. POLLARD,
oSroa. oSsnrn q a1sAxIf 6l0west Main strSets
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DIATZOEs.
l shaIl commence baking my
MEDICAL COLLEGE.


MEDICAL COLLEGE OF VIRGINIA.
lCihE.-session viii bezin on WEDNESDAY.
April 2, 1854. and end Jnly L. Practical and
ehnieal for recent graduates, yet elementary and
odacfie enGgSh for students. Terms. SZo for The
course; % fey anatomical material For circular
or further information sddress
DIR. JOHN N. UPsHUR,
SECRETARY and TFeasrrer,
.206 east Grace street, kichmond, Va.
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E|.III$:j3 s :; :; | i. i. u =: y

AhOai HOSIERY htsle notice would hardly
NOVELTIES we offer compels
LADIES FULL, RE6ULAR-MADE, EXTRA
LONG UNBLEACHED BALBRIGGAS
HOSE at 1ec,--Setual value, Csc;
LADIES' FULL REGULAR EXTRA HEAVY
VNBLEACHED GERMAN HOSE at l7e.;
LADIES REGULAR-MADE ENGLISH Pm
STRIPED HOSE, 2ac.-aetual value, Soc;
LADIES' REGULAR-MADE SOLID INGRAM
CoLORs ENGLISH HOSE, Csc;
CHnpREN'S HALF.REGULAR SOLID ENG
LlSH HOSE, 17c.;
rru DEEMS ENGLISH PIN-sTRIPED HOSE
MlSc.
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sufhce for our complete stock. aud. indeed, the
us to make a few quotations:
LADIES FULL-REGULAR DARK FANCY
SUPERIOR STOUT ENGLISH HOSE at Csc; {;
LADIES' BLACK GENUINE BRILLIANT
LIsLE-THREAD HOSE at 55c.-regular
75c. HOSE;
Fine grades Isle and SILK HOSIERY at one
half values;
LADIES SOLID BLACK ENGLISH HOSE,
2Sc.-actual value, 40c.;
.CHILDREN's SOLID PoLKA.DOT HOSE,
lie. worth double;
CHILDREN'S FULL REGULAR EXTR 4
QUALITY ENGLISH HOSE, 25c., formerly
35c.;
4 mixed line Of CHILDREN'S FANCY and
SOLID so, 40, and 35c. HOSE at 25c. pair.
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IN
NEW SUN
deluh wfho
command the attention of
NE & so
IN i'll
Bridgeton pioneer., 1884-10-23
CLERMONT

is located on gently rolling land be-
tween Lakes Minneola and Mime
haha. Soil highly productive
amongst the best in the State for
the raising Of Oranges, Lines, Lem
ons, Bananas, Pine Apples, Straw
berries and all kinds of early vege-
tables.
The Healthiest location in Florida
The climate is delightful and it's
bracing influence marks it's excellence
for all Pulmonary affections, Throat
allment, Asthma, rheumatism, Kid
ney troubles, &c.
Chills and Fever are unknown.
Flowers bloom the year round in
the open air.
No winter to delay your work.
Building material is plenty and
cheap.
Fish and game in abundance.
Clermont is destined to become
the winter Saratoga of America.
A living can be made by the cult
walton of vegetables, while the
Orange Groves are being brought
into bearing.
Being below the so-called frost
line you have no other locality to
compete with in marketing your
fruit and vegetables.
Good schools and churches will be
established at once.
1t is expected that the Florida
Southern railway will be built very
near if not through the town in the
next few months.
The title to these lands is indis
putable. Warranted Deeds given
clear of all membranes.
PRICES OF LAND.-Farm land
500 per acre and upwards; Lake
fronts $50 per acre and upwards
Town lots 5Ox150 feet, 500 and up
wards, according to location, and on
easy terms.
Large numbers of people are pur-
chasing and preparing winter homes,
and those who desire the best loca
tions should visit the place at once.
For map and pamphlets contain
ing full information as to place and
route. Address
The CLERMoNT IMPROVEMENT COMPANY,
Minneola, Sumter County, Florida,
or VIM. A. House, Vineland, N. ].
Oc 9 Pm
Bridgeton pioneer., 1884-10-23

COMPLEMENTARY pleasure |
certify to the comfort derived from the
use of Mr. McCord's spectacles NY
daughter, for several years has been
troubled with impaired vision, and in
consequence was obliged to use glasses.
BY advice | purchased pair, as | be
lieved, to suit her eyes. She could see
with these glasses, but their use occa-
stoned a constant headache, which
gave us much anxiety. We called on
Mr.. McCord, and, after a careful exam
ination, he pointed out the cause of
the trouble in one of the lenses being
ground differently from the other, be-
sides an unsuitable focus Mr.. McCord
furnished her with glasses, by the use
of which she has not been troubled or
annoyed with headache as heretofore.
! take great pleasure in recommending
him to any person who is suffering
from impaired or defective eyesight.
f. G. PRoBAsCo, Bridgeton, n. j.
John McCord, Optician SO Bank St.,
Brldgeton, N. j. july 31-3m
Bridgeton pioneer., 1884-10-23
WANTED IMMEDIATELYI

A lew good men to canvass for the sale of Fruit
ana Ornamental Trees, Shrubs, Vines, Roses.
&c. No experience required. SALARY AND
EX Expenses PAID. Address H. j. BOWDEN &
CO., Brighton, n Y. oct 2-4t
Bridgeton pioneer., 1884-10-23
City Market Prices.

The following are the retail prices of articles
sold at the stores of the leading grocers
Eggs, 2c. per doz.; potatoes 3jc. per basket
apples, Soc to 35c. per basket; sweet potatoes
65c. per basket; butter, 35c. perpound; cabbage.
&c. to &C. per head; peppers, 40c. per basket
cranberries, lie. per quart
AT Daley q Sons the following are the whole
sale prices for poultry and eggs:
Spring chickens, 15c. to 1Sc. per pound: fowls.
l3c. and l4c. per pound eggs, 25c. per dozen:
SQUADS 35c. and 4Oc. perpair; ducks, 15c. and l6c
per pound. NV
:, The retail prices of the following commodi-
ties were procured of Messrs Ware & Ernest
and ID. p. Mulford s. Son:
Coal, S5.15 per ton, delivered, and s525 per
ton ton n \, yard wood LBS per quarter, delivered,
ana Sl u in yard; cut wood, Sl.S0 per quarter:
guano, SOB per ton, phosphate S25 to S45 Der
Ton; bone dust, S33 to $40 per ton.
The prices paid for grain at r. Lofts mill are
as follows: -,
Wheat, 95c. per bushel; corn, Csc. per bushel:
oats, 35c per bushe. The following retail prices
are IN vogue at the same mill: Roller flour, 81 So
S3.5O and 81 per cwt.; meal, S1.50 per cwt; corn
ana oats, Sl go per cwt.; wheat brand 81 20 per
cwt.; fine shorts, Sl50 per cwt.
Bridgeton pioneer., 1884-10-23
BUILDING AND TIMBER LOTS

ABOUT one acre each, as follows:
No. is building lot, with timber thereon
having a frontage of chains and 20 links on
the turnpike, and contains l and 5-lO0 acres
more or less
No. 2 adjons No. on the west has a 'front.'
age of chains and 13 links on the turnpike and
contains and 9-l00 acres, more or less
No. adjoins No. , on the west fronting .
chains and 10 links on the turnpike and con-
tainS 93-l00 OF an acre, more or less
No. adjoinS No. on the west fronts = chains
and links on the turnpike, and contains 93-IOO
OF an acre.
No. adioins No. on the west, fronting
chain and "a links on the turnpike, and contains
and 5-l00 acres more or less.
No. adjoinS No. on the west and lot of
Mrs. Elizabeth Wilson ON the east, fronts chain
and 81 links on the turnpike. and contains and
1-l00 acres more or less. On all the above
named lots there is fine timber suitable for cord
wood and hoop poles.
No. T is eligibly located on the north side of
the turnpike, with II frontage of chains and 50
links, and contains acres, more or less.
No. adjons No. 7 on the east chains and
~ links on the turnpike, and contains 10 and
64-100 acre, more or less.
No adiOinS No. on the north land of
Charles Il. Elmer on the east, and No 10 on the
west, and contains 10 acres, more or less.
No. 10 adjOinS No. on the east and land of
Stephen Woodruff on the north and west, and
contains 10 acres, more or less.
a map of the above lots may be seen upon
application mt the office of j. j. Reeves ESQ
Terms and conditions made known at sale.
WILLIAM b. TRENCHARD,
CHARLES b. MOORE,
WALTER ii. BACON
oct 23-5t Commissioners.
Bridgeton pioneer., 1884-10-23
No. II North Laurel st.

By CHARLES &. HAMPTON, ESQUIRE,
JUDGE OF THE COURT OF COMMON
PLEAS, OF THE COUNTY OF CUMBER-
Bridgeton pioneer., 1884-10-23

L iSiN-h1t VIZ N)oONI L oF VI hDfiN-
LAND.
NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN, THAT AN
~ application to me by Henry X. Garrison
and samuel G. Garrison, of the said County of
Cumberland, who each claim an undivided one
eighth part of all that house and lot of land
situate in the City of Mllville, in said county
OF Cumberland. Beginning AT the northwest
corner OF Harris Hampton's lot on the north
east side OF the Furnace Road, and runs thence
n0rth-weSterly along said road fifty feet to
corner thence easterly and parallel with the
northern line of said Harris HamptonS lot, one
hundred and eighteen and half feet more or
less, to John McNears lot, thence southeastern
lY in straight line fifty y-nine and half feet to
the northeast corner of Harris Hampton's lot
which corner is one hundred and fifty feet from
the corner first named, thence along the line of
Harris Hampton's lot one hundred and fifty
rect TO the beginning: have nominated SAM
uel /. Moore Francis S. Godfrey and William
Is. Irenchard, commissioners to divide the said
lot of land into eight shares or parts and unless
proper objections are stated to me at my dwell
ing house, No. 93 North Laurel street, i'll the
city OF BridgetOn, on the eighth day of Novem-
Der next, the said Samuel f. Moore, Francis l..
Godfrey and William b. Trcnchard will then be
appointed commissioners to make partition of
the sad land pursuant to an act entitled IAN
act Tor the more easy partition of lands held by
coparceners, Joint tenants and tenants in COM
mOn."
Given under my hand this seventh day of
october, eighteen hundred and eighty-four.
oct 9-5t G. G.. HAMPTON, Judge.
Bridgeton pioneer., 1884-10-23

our guarantee all over the
sore what II we sneaked
!ut OF every doubtful obll2a-
1oh Whatlf we interpreted
every understanding in tn
most favorable light to our
hand lo"anJ ,r'(I ~ o,r W.. e1io abaoI,@ oI,'I'
o.,,,,,.,. .1
E'idI tCt Ol almost every
Bridgeton pioneer., 1884-10-23
Commissioners Sale
OF VALUABLE
REAL ESTATE !

BY virtue of an order of the Orphans Court of
the County of Cumberland. made on the 18th
day of May last, the undersigned, Commission
ers appointed by said Court, will offer for sale
at Public Vendue, on
Friday, November 2Ist, 1884,
At ? O'Clock, p. M, on the premises on the
b. Bridgeton and Mllville Turnpike, west of the
ION cate, IN the city of Bridgeton. New Jersey,
property of the heirs of the late Robert ii.
Reeves, deccased,l embracing several fine
and desirable '
Bridgeton pioneer., 1884-10-23

GEORGE C. NEWMAN, SOC Market street
Philadelphia, Opposite Strawbridge& & Clother)
manufacturers of Paror Mirrors and Fine
Cranes for pictures and portraits, and dealer in
Oil Paintings, Steel Engravings, Water Colors
and works of art. The newest frames and the
prettiest pictures always on hand. Large as
sortment and low prices. mar 1}-1y
Bridgeton pioneer., 1884-10-23
Cumberland OrDhans' Court,

administrators Notice to Limit Creditors,
Samuel P. Jones, administrator of George
Stratton, deceased, dated August 25th, 1884.
By direction of the Surrogate of the County
of Cumberland, hereby give notice to the cred
itors of said decedent, to bring in their debts,
demands, and claims against the estate of said
decedent, under oath or affirmation within
nine months from the above date, or be forever
barred OF any action therefor against the said
administrator.
SAMUEL P. JONES, Administrator.
No. 10l Market Street, Camden. N. j.
Bridgeton, N. j., Sep. I'd, 1SS4A-2m
Bridgeton pioneer., 1884-10-23
MARRIED,

WRIGHT-PETIT.-In Bridgeton. October %
1884, by Rev. Joseph Atwood, Charles
Wright and Mrs Deborah Petit, all of this
city ''-'