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The clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1883-1888, 1884-09-10
GENERAL DIRECTORY.
CITY Cs0yERNaEKnel
CITY OFFICERs
SOCIETY DIRECTORY.

PeaIl Lays Na- p iMasonie1-aIeets 3D. Monday
Chas. L. Gastoni Sa5fetafttt : .'-...-..-
Jackson Royal Arch Chapter 40. 6-Aeefs 18th
Monday night OF each month Matt. +. Ash, I'll
p; VS.. Hamiltons Secretary.
Mississippi CemInandery No. |, Knights Templar
Meets ID Monday night OF each month. Matt
f. Ash, e. c. Oliver Clifton, Recorder
Capitol Lodge No. II, /. o. O. F,-Meets every
Whiting, seeTefaFs
Ehoctaw Eneampment No. 5, /. q. o. F.-Meet;
lst and Sd Fridays. Geo. Fraser, Chief Patriarch
wv. A. Whiting, Scribe
Pearl Lodge No. 80, Knights Of Pythias. Meets
2d and 4th tuesdays. Rich. Griffith, C. c.; f. NJ
Parker, 4. 81 IL st,ts
Central Lodge ). "a, knights Of iiopoF.-NLeet,
I'd and 4th Fridays J. L. Power DictatoEi {. {,
Campbell, Reporter; q. L. Galceran, Financial
Reporter.
Jackson Lodge No. iss. Kgights and Ladies Of
Honor--sTeets 2d and 18th Wednesdays. j. l.
Power, Protector; Lag. Kahn. Secretary.
Knights OF the Golden Rule. Meets I'd and Sd
"Wednesday In each month, at the West jackson
Hall, Geo. Lemon, Commander; We. Bradley,
secretary. -
Lee CouaniI American Legion OF Honer.-Meets
list and Bit Tuesdasa H. NJ Taylor, Commander;
Mannasseh iodaa Nc 26s, /. G. B.-Meets
every Second and Fourth sunday at their Lodge
Room in the Jewish Temple. Z. Bloom, President
III. Strauss, Secretary.
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WHEREAS, 1t appears by information received
w by me, that on or about 18th of July last,
one GE0RGE h0LTos, Of Harrison county, was
muir Tered by enc Willie .Iaeks0a, who afterwards
mad his escape and is still at large:
Nov. Therefore, l. ROBERT LOWRY, Governor
OF Mississippi, do offer the above reward fer the
rest and delivery OF the said Willie Jackson to the
on conyistion. And do moreover, require all Off
GERS OF this State TO be diigent in their efforts te
arrest said fugitive Willie Jackson.
Given under my hand and the Great Seal Of the
n - State Affixed, at jackson, this LIST day Of
- d September, A d. 1874.
ROBERT LOWRY.
By the Governor:
HENRY C. MYERS, Secretary of State
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The Flag IN .le Snow.

Ye lads Of the blnei iron the camp and the
An bound TO the North and the frozen msin.
Are your hearts Of the stun that Is trusty
For peril. to cone ard duties TO dor
Can sc keep without stain, come CAIN OF
come blow.
The ssaEs spa The bars Of the Flag IN the
snoWE szazaa
Re lads Of the biuel IN the grapple with
Is thsr S Ire in the hear. with frost In the
breath7
win the courage that dsres the worst to defy
Be true TO the last, t6sdo and 20 DEF
And in honor be kept, come calm OF come
The stars and the bars Of the Flag IN the
sDowi
Ye lads Of the blue. have re hearts Of the
in battle a-hame. and IN peri. rock.
rudauHted IN death. untsmed IN despair
Though lee be the bed and famine tie fare,
And az bright as a shield, come calm or come
The stars snd the bars of the Flag in the
Snow?
Yelads Of the blue. proud. proud. is the san.
With salt Of the seas, and the scars OF the
Tina, f seaiiehes again 70 home or q grave.
The Spartan tand Of the bold and tbe Grave,
And Il spread 10 the world, come calm OF
The stars and the bars of the F.ag in the
Sho" by Fred Woodrow.
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PROCEAMATHON.
$500 90 REWARD.

WHEREAS, II appears by information received
W by me, that on or about the 18th day of July,
1884, ThamdsJ ftttas shot and killed one LORENZO
ACPHkRs0F, IN TRls CQupty, and afterwards made
ais escape, and Ii still large
Now, therefore, |, ROBERT LOWRY, Governor
Of Mississippi do offer the above reward for the
rest and delivery Of the said Thos. J. Atkins to
the Sheriff of Tate county, one-half payable on de-
livery and one-half ON conviction. And do more
over, require all officers Of this State to be dill
cent in their Efforts to arrest said fugitive Thomas
j.. Atkins.
Given under my hand and the Great Seal OF the
STATE affixed at Jackson, this LIST day Of
tL' 81 September, a p. 1881 .''I -
ROBERT LOWRY.
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DISCRETION

Willie Jackson is about IS or 10 years of age
weight about 125hs; very black face. with a sill
blaeker the lett side Of his meek, extending
two or three inches the front part of his throat
he also has scar in the centre Of his forehead tbs
scar is peculiar and makes him easily recog
nizable
sep 'S4-3w
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PROCLAMATION.
5000 90 REWARD.

UTHEREAs, Il appears By Information resolved
w by me, that Isaac " GeoaaslA stands charged
In Lafayette county with the murder Of his father
Isaiah GooDWTE, and he afterwards made his
escape and is still at large
Now, therefore, /, ROBERT LOWRY, Governor
Of Mississippi, do offer the above reward for the
arrest and delivery Of the said l. n Goodwin to the
Sheriff of Lafayette county, one half on delivery
and one-haM on conviction And ] do, moreover,
require all officers Of this State TO be dIigent in
their efforts to arrest said fugitive ]. n Goodwin
Given under my hand and the Great Seal Of the
r = State affixed at Jackson, this 1st day OF
ROBERT LOWRY.
By the Governor:
HENRY {. MYERS, Secretary Of State.
sen & 80 -3w
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All, Of either sex, succeed from first hour. The
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HIgDs ooUsTY cITANcERY couRT.

First District at Jackson, on ID Mondays March
and septem ber-12 DAYS. second District, at Ray
anond al 81 Mondays June and December-l2
days e. q. yszs1i, aQre; III. T. RafliH, Chancery
Elerk--ofiee Il Raymond i. g. Mnase. Depaty-
afjsfse at Jackson
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SrErr.L ANp LEGaI. NOTICES.
PROCLAMATION.
500 90 REWARD.

WHEREAS, II appears BY information received
w BY me- that about two years ago one - SMITH
peaceful citizen Of SunpNer county vas bFutaily
murdered by one .Eaha ESlbarne, who afzerwasds
made his escape and Is stfIl ST large
New, therefore, /, ROBERT LOW Ri, Goyerror
of Afssissippa 90 c1er the above reward Tor the
arrest and delivery Of the said John R4ibeDe, %
the sheriff Of eun6orx- eosEtE. said reward Is
uayahse on conviction. And do moreover re-
are al officers Ct this State 20 be disenf IN their
efIsorfs % arrest said fagif3ve John WiIborne
Given under my hand and the Great Seal o. the
!. State afhxed, at Jackson. this ist day Of
ROBERT LOWRY.
HEsEr G MnKRs Secretary Of State.
sen2 ,R4-3R.
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The reputation OF
Hostetter's Stomach
Bitters as a preven-
tive of epideHiics, a
stomacie, an inyig-
GRANT, a general re-
storative, and aspect
&c for feverand ague,
indigestion, bilious
affections, rheuma-
tism, nervous dehil-
lily, constitutional
weakness is estab-
fish G d u pom | h e
sound basis of more
than twenty years
experience, and can
no more be shaken
by the claptrap nos
trumsof unseientiiie
E,retenlers, than the
5 chasing hills by
The winds thai rustic
by eli Druggists and
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are HsegHaAed in exacting service.
Used by the Chief Mechanieian of
the u, S, Caast Survey / by the Adj
1niral Commanding In the Il. s.
Naval Observatory, for Astronomi-
cal work; and by Locomotive Engi-
neers, Conductors and Railway men.
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"a view of The veil knaMn fzct that "a many IF
the ao-cAiIed ane whistles ARE but fiie nTsund
e Essential Oils and common ~ fled spirits. pro-
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Nelson E0u1zkys X - N thifhs
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Yes" she said to her escort as they
glided around the rink, Il do love roll
Ter skating. While you are sailing
around. your soul seems floating to-
wards heaven, and just at that
moment both of her souls aoated away
toward heaven, and the rest Of her
smote the earthly floor with mighty
te.-SHracttse Hefakd.
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II there is anything that will mako a
man cordially hate himself, Il is when
he takes walk about q mile to the
post Office to find that he has LETT his
KEYS at home, and then on going back
after them to find on opening the box
that the only thing in it is card noti<
fying him that his box rent is due
Roefo,l Past
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can make great pay all the time they
work, with absolute certainty write for particulars
to II. HALLETT 4 Co., Portland, Maipe.
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6O New, Fancy Chrome Cards. HaadsOiacsf sold,
~ so styles with name IOc. NASSAU Carp
Co., Nassau, N Y. [aUg l3-4t.eO.w,
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DESCRIPTION:

BY the Governor:
, HENRY {. MYERS, Secretary of State.
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Tom uttered cry which. hardened
as ne was. the officer could never for
get. Then he dropped himself down
on the ground beside the body of Kate,
kissing her cold face with passionate
tenderness. murHurinu words Of love,
repfQaching HIMSELF wailins with "a
Intensity and abandon which were ter
ribIe TO hear.
Come, come, said the policeman
ct last STOPPING and touching Tom 8
shoulder 1T what we've all got 70
90 through.
Tom shook Of the man haaad. but
he rose 90 bis feet and saids
m ready to 20 with you. =
send somebody q look nflsr
her, said the ofIicer.
The two walked away They had
gone only few rods. when Tom sud-
denly paused. and cried out
Il, no usel
He thrust his hand into his nocke6
and touched his pistol. but Sc the same
moment remembered thaf & had bean
IL the water.
He vas silent after that until they
had crossed the bridge and mounted
70 the station Of the elevated raflWaY.
There was 3 train coming He looked
aE the pole snaan szildzl and exclaimed
again:
81 ten Yosl Il S 81 Isl g
Breaking away from the de41iuine
handi be Sung himself forward direct
s. before the engine which bad nDt xek
reached ils Stopping place
f1ro5siAis 1o4 Is sfo6 e. tie kssn
The clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1883-1888, 1884-09-10

While an enterprising gentleman,
who had recently connected his house
and Office By telephone. was eonvers-
ing with his wife about bringing up a
'tfriend" to dinner. an electric disturb
ance took place and the lightning sud-
denly entered the Office by the wire
and prostrated him. When he came
to, he CALCULATED: ..All right, Susie.
I'll do Just as you say; don't hit me
again. H. Florida Tinles-LFgfo
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Wizard yer git dat hatehet?" ask
ed an old negro of his SOP, ''Foun' it
in MIR. Johnson's yard on er stump.
Oats all right, den, chile. / WuE
Altered dat yerd stofd it. Allus be
koreful how yer pick up things whut
doan' long ter yer, but when yer finds
er thing. lessen de owner is lookin' at
yer, it's yourn. -ArkansqaO 4rageler.
Have you any nice books for q gel
of my age?" asked pert littie brunette
of the librarian in a public library.
s'Yes, think so, replied the polite
young fellow. trying to think of some-
thing ''just her size. HHaVe you read
Sixteen Summers?' .a0h, blessy pu,
mol" exclaimed the Mortified maiden,
turning as red as a boiled lobster
''Pm only 10 summers oldl''
The Penn's Grove record., 1884-01-26

Persons receiving due bills this week
will please. stap in and pay all aivear-
ages. Hts almost impossible for our
collector to go all through the country
to every one, SO when We send you a
bill and you know how much you owe
us, You will greatly oblige us by calling
at this office when you are i'll town
Don't let,the matter pass by and think
IN pay it some Other time, but pay it
at once. as we must have money.
Come friends pay us that small bill so
we can pay our large ones. We hope
me will not have to speak of this mat
tier again.
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Bridgeton, Atlantic City and the far
off Pedriektowu While enjoying our
selves pleasantly who should call br'
Little Sammie D." and iemar' au,
''If | only was young, | would remove
Matte f. ON that rocker" As the
wheel Of time turned round, Aunt
I.idia came in amt iavited us out to
partake IN the luuuries which consist
ed Of a table fairly filed with ice cream
cake and fruits n various kinds. AT
ter all did justice as Ear as could, there
was some comparable remarks passed
on Frank and Matte. and itwas deci-
ded in favor Of IN = as lie was sleigh
ing and hid to go again. There was
u fritn | 'LGrey,7 he did not have
much 10 sag, but served cream in first
class style. As the hour of midnight
was near at hand She party dispersed,
after hdyiaG a Jaic evenings es Joy
ment and lots Of fun.
MIzPEAK.
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COUNTY COURTS

The January term of the Salem Coun.
ity Court cO4 menced on Tuesday of last
week, with Presiding Judge Alfred Reed
and Associate Judges Plummer, IoOb
and Wood on the bench. The following
gentlemen composed the Grand Jury
two 81 the members selected, Benz.
DiameGt, OF Alloway, and Jos. W. Coop
eI, of Oldmans, not answering to theu
names:
]. Oge4 L. Jones, Salem.
2. John Lambert,
8. w. II. Gilmore, "
4. Albert I. Lawrence, Salem.
5. Samuel Jones, U. A. creek.
6. Henry b. Richman, Huntington.
:. John r. Keen,
8. Edwin l.. Borton, Pilesgreye.
8. Davil Washington,
10. II. NJ. Wright, L. T.. Neck.
Ii. W. Tussey,
u. Jelemi III Anderson, L. \. Creek
IL. Edwar W, Smith,
The Penn's Grove record., 1884-01-26

Mr.. EDIrOR;--On Thursday eI IN
ang, Jan. 18th, a select surprise party
gathered together at the house of Nj
Charles Robinson, on Harmony street,
for the purpose of visiting one nf II
acted bells of this town. Aboat 4
O'Clock, one of the guests was dispatch
cd forward to entertain the yos4g lady
IN favor of a sleigh ride, which came
in grandiy. When the company had
numbered eight couple and the pepper
tkae came, the party proceeded 10 Mr.
James Denny, in behalf of Miss laura
They found her and our f: lend in wait
ing to aeeeive the sleigh. Laura being
disapRean ted in one way and pleased in
fs vor of the surprise, We we're invite |
IN and soon in merry glee with fine
music and games or plays Of various
kinds. The evening sport began and
10 III surprise there was guests from
The Penn's Grove record., 1884-01-26

Wiiktam Fennimore, of South Penns'
grove, who has been working on The
steamer Twilight" for some time
past, was brought home last week sick
lie continued to get worse and on
Thursday passed into another world
where death is no more. The funeral
will take place from the residence of
his father in South Pennsgrove OH
Maaday Iext. Meet at the house at
l03 O'Clock, Services at the NJ. +.
Church at II o'clock. The friends and
relatives are cordially invited to attend
without further notice.
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SUNDAY TRAINS
"a, ORpgtsS.

PARADISE ENCAMPMENT, No, Al. o
%. f. Meets on the LIST, and Bad Friday evenings
of every Month in Odd Fellows Hall.
G.. r., j. u. Whitaker; S.W.. Il. NJ. FCathereI
>. W. j. G. Murphy Scribe, {. G.. AbOrn
Treas, J. Feathercr II. 4. ;9l. M.Flanagin.
UNION LODGE, No, 81, X. Of r.. meet
every Wednesday Eve. in odd Fellows Hall
4. e. g.. &. DnlhOw V. c.. j. e. Clark h. OF
Il. & ). Geo. w Bevis NJ. of r" vs.. AVIS.
VIOLA COUNCIL. No. 20. Jr. o. U. Am
meetS in odd Fellows Hail, every Monday
evening at : O'Clock sharp.
e. simon Cunningham: V. CD T. THORN o.,
Zee. See, Henry hkAh'n; +. See. Geo. smith
PENIS GEOVECoN(T tVF. $40. -. 10
H.. meets every Monday eYeninginthe RECORD
Nuilding, at ~ O'Clock.
Archon, Il. u. strimplc; Provost, y. Harker s.
j.. Archon. W. + .Ncager; financier, &. >.
,kiIlc secretary, 5. NJ. Denny.
The Penn's Grove record., 1884-01-26

MARRIED.
RICuA RDSON-CRISPIN--0n TIE
18th, at WoodStown, aY Rev. j.
Wagg, Nh. CarnMH Il. Richardson,
of Bridgeport, to NESS Annie ). CEs
pin, Of Woodslown.
SPARKS-PEDRICK AT Fedrick-
town, Gan 10th, by Rev. j. Wagg,
Mr. john W. Sparks, to Miss Sarah
Z. PedriCk, all of PedricktOwn.
tie
NJ. j.. Parsonage, Peiricktown. Jan.
23d, by Rev. J. Wagg, Mr.. George
Hancock, If Pennseille and Miss Eltz
abeth Featherer, of Penusgrove.
The Penn's Grove record., 1884-01-26

The Pennsgrove Literary Society is
rapidly growing in membership. All
the young mel and ladies should JOIN
at once. They hold their meetings at
the private HOUSES appointed. but con-
template having a permanent place to
hold their meetings in "A short time.
The Penn's Grove record., 1884-01-26

Not all of the young OF this place
are ~hard-hearted. One young mhn in
particular is always ready to lend a
a helping hand. The other day he met
a friend IN tronble on Main SIeet, but
he could not pass him by without CIV
ing some assistance. lie put forth his
right hand and rendered all he assis-
tanee possible, which was sufficient, as
we see the friend is moving around as
lively as ever. "Gris , sou deserve a
badge of honor.
The Penn's Grove record., 1884-01-26
At the last meeting held by the IA

At the last meeting held by the dIu-
proved Order Leptasophs, January 2lst
the fohoN ing Off ers were installed by
Supreme Deputy Aichon, W. F. Yea
ger: Archon, +. ID. Strimple; Provost
J.. Uarker; Secretary, S. NJ. Denny;
Financier, G. S. Kille; Treasurer, W.
Denny; Prelate, L. Harker; inspector,
b. +. Pritehard; Warder, NJ. Hughes;
Sentiel, &. +. Layton.
The Penn's Grove record., 1884-01-26

The ElkiptGn Bros, Joseph and
George, intend to erect a large build
ing on their property fronting the river
next Spring. They intend to Furnish
a frst-claSs restaurant and ice cream
saloon for ladies on the first floor. The
second story ,kill be furnished for the
pleasure rooms.
The Penn's Grove record., 1884-01-26

II. II. DeGrofft, Esq., who has been
absent from our village several weeks
attending to some psnsion business IN
Baltimore, Nd, and Washington, ID.
g.. returned home en- Monday. He
docks as bale and hearty as ever, and
ave arc sure that he enjoys a good joke
aud a laugh as in days Of yOre.
The Penn's Grove record., 1884-01-26

A car lead of'llnrses and Mules will
be >sold in front of French's Hotel,
Weoistown, on Tuesday, January 30.
For further particulars see=adv. in an
others3a una.
The Penn's Grove record., 1884-01-26

This being leap year we aSe to ex-
plain that there is several marriages to
take place next month, and if you have
any bad habits. conceal them. Put
them in your inside pocket, and don't
let your laGy,!Ove hug you,too much or
she might squeeze them out.
The Penn's Grove record., 1884-01-26

The Fourteenth Annual Exhibition
of the West jersey Agricultural and
Horticultural Association will be held
on the Fair Grounds of tile Associa-
ton at N~eelstown, on "Wednesday
and Thursday, September 10th Il 18th.
The Penn's Grove record., 1884-01-26

One day ktst week, as Charles Cam
-lnmgs v as driving throush the streets
OF Alloway with "A load of lime, the
lime caught fire and burned on the
wagon. So re.yo I says.
The Penn's Grove record., 1884-01-26

The citizens of ClarksbOrO, Swedes-
boro and WoOdstowD, are preparing
Il retition to President Roberts, of the
Penna. r. II. Co, asking for his inliu-
ence in securing a noon train on the
new road.
The Penn's Grove record., 1884-01-26

1t is said that W. w. Fsgg, who slas
been conducting a canning factory at
Pedricktow for some time past, will
remove his factory to Elmer before
lteXt season.
The Penn's Grove record., 1884-01-26

Now is Il good time for an entertain
ment. Start up something and make
work for your printer, and at the same
time make a hundred Nollars for your
own pockets.
The Penn's Grove record., 1884-01-26

On Tuesday afternoon kst Master
Harry Pyle while skating, fell and
broke his collar bone. Medical assis-
lance was at once summoned and he
is now doing well.
The Penn's Grove record., 1884-01-26

The schooner w. ii. Roland now
lies ut the Pennsville wharf loaded
with corn. She will leave for the east
as soufl as the ice will permit.
The Penn's Grove record., 1884-01-26

Mrs. Gabriel Dolbam has been Seri-
ously sick for some time, but report
s,ys that she is convalescent and hopes
arc entertained for her recovery.
The Penn's Grove record., 1884-01-26

The last watch in the Massey Watch
club of Woods'own, was drawn on sat,
Mrday by Daniel ~Stanger, of Sh~arptown
who got a gold chain.
The Penn's Grove record., 1884-01-26

The 10 SHADES of the Salem Bank
stock sold in front of the Court House
last Saturday at Salem, brought fS3m
Sl04. $3.50 $I05.2j.
The Penn's Grove record., 1884-01-26
IchiNRieIFfEs

METHODIST EPISCOPAL CHURCH
REV. i. II. HUTCHISsoN. PASTOR
Prraching-IO A. NJ. aud Z. NJ.
sunday school 2 Pm.
prayer Meeting tuesday evenings.
METHODIST 1ROTT1TANTeCIIuLCH
REV. j, l.. WATSON, PASTOR
sunday School l0eA, ~.
preaching , T.. NJ. and : J.. VI.
prayer Meeting wednesday, Evenings
The Penn's Grove record., 1884-01-26

Report tells,aS that's stocking factO-
~ has been started ii MoodstasVl by
ii. j. Woolman.
The Penn's Grove record., 1884-01-26

4 Bridgeton merchant is reported to
be missing leaving behind him a wife
and many unpaid bills.
The Penn's Grove record., 1884-01-26

William 4. Smith has solti to Isaac
N. Davis 204 acres Of salt marsiL in J..
"A. Greek, for $l00,
The Penn's Grove record., 1884-01-26

The-slippery Sidewalks onE thursday
anu Fralay caused some to have a
downfall.
The Penn's Grove record., 1884-01-26

Over LOO quars1f milk, it is said,
is shipped frcm Elmer daily.
The Penn's Grove record., 1884-01-26

The first passenger Grail, ever tae
Williamstown railroad has beeL run.
The Penn's Grove record., 1884-01-26

Tie contract Cor Enoch Garrison's
new shirt f..otory-in Elmer has been
given out.
The Penn's Grove record., 1884-01-26

1884, like 1888, will make itself
ttmemGSIble in history, . if it suNains
its beginning through tlieyear.
The Penn's Grove record., 1884-01-26

Mir. Seseph 6. French received lis
license at the last term Of~court to sell
/ Intoxicating liquors for another year.
The Penn's Grove record., 1884-01-26

Silas Pedrick has sold to James
.Swceten a lot of land in Pedrickto Sn,
fOt 5000.
The Penn's Grove record., 1884-01-26

Sheriff Coles took trip to Trenton
with two prisoners Oh "Wednesday.
The Penn's Grove record., 1884-01-26

Several are seeking religion at the NJ
r.. Church and some'have been convert
ed.
The Penn's Grove record., 1884-01-26

The Mosacca Band of PedricktOwn
will give their entertainment some
time next month.