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Woodstown register., 1884-04-22

J. PANCoAsT LIPPINcOrT.

The subject of these remarks, who was
buried last Saturday in the Friends GENE.
terry here, m lkes vacant place which can.
not be filed. At the age of IS years he
was placed by his father in the machine
works at Mt. Airy, 10 learn the various me-
chanical branches carried on at that estlb.
lishment Here he soon developed his
mechanical genius, by aking up one then
another OF the different branches pursued
there, mastering them with more than ordi.
nary ability, The various machines abou,
the shops became subject to his will and he
rarely failed to perf,rm that which he in
tended them to do. With his al iities he
soon advanced to the po,il N If superin.
tendent Of the establishment, which position
he filed to the time Of his death.
During period Of 33 years, dating from
the time he entered the works unit the
present time, he has been employed there
Except one year which he spent in WI.
mington, DELI, during which time many
thousand dollars was pail him for hi, ser
vices therein, sever1l thous md dollars oi
which he has accumulated and carefully in
vested in real estate securities, thereby max
ing him financially in easy circumstances
The proprietor Of the works s'ys OF him
that during these long years together nc
words, or difference of any kind. passed
between them.
J. Pancoast Lippincott was true, loving
husband and father; his mod, st and homes,
bearing in every relation Of society made
him many sincere frien S, and no enemies
Woodstown register., 1884-04-22
TESTIMONIALS.

Two applications Of DR.. Terry's New
Remedy cured me ia severe attack o
rheumatism. Albert lI.Ladner. Magis'r rate
Court No. II, |O5 Vine ST., hiladeipha.
1t instantly relieved an positively eurec
me OF Asthma Charles LandrOn. 343 Ju
llama St Philadelphia.
One apFliostio. permanently cured me o
Chronic Catarrhal Headache. A. F. Potts
philadelphia Post Office.
It cured me of Dimness of Vision. e. @
Hoef ch 1928 Leiper ST., Philadelphia.
Csred me instaotly Of severe attack o.
N~uralgia in the right kidaey. II c. Gar.
ris0n, Ex-sheriff, Gloucester Co., N J.
One application cured me Of Chr nic
Headache 5. p. Waith. Sl4 Vine ST
Philadelphia.
II cured me of severe neuralgia pains
W. ]. Harmon. 1872. Chestnut ST., phila
iephia.
Cured me of scia'ica. w. J. Lee 80,
North Second St.. Philadelphia.
1t instantly cured ne If deep seated
pain in my hip int. J. Holt, 1912 Cutb-
be St, fbll4delI hia.
/ had rheumatism in my hands and feet
was uaable TO W TX for ioar weeks i.y
physician failed to IF I'd me any relief =
One applicsti' of Dr. Terry's New keme-
Nv cure. me instantly. IL iiardegan. 3 3
Vine ST.. Pniladelpbis.
Those suffering from any disease in i.
dental to human life are cor Tally invited
to consult me. I guarantee to cure ali
.sses undertake.
I.C. IERRY, ". D. Office. 3i5 North
Sixth ST., abnve Vine. thilndelpei+,
Office hour. IRON 10 a. m, to p. m, and
TO 9p.m. Sundays. from 10 u. III to liz m
xv-l1 ly.
Woodstown register., 1884-04-22
Mu ic, Hill NOteS.

Rev. Mr.. Hamilton, the new Baptist min
lister, las moved to-day, he reception
takes place this evening at the parsonage
upon which a new roof has been placed
and ether Improvements made.
A large temperance meeting was held in
the Friends meeting house on Sunday ter
noon last, addressed by E. Burgess.
On Monday evening last Rev. S. w Clark
corresponding seer tary Of the State S. S.
Association, lectdred upon the Importance
of Sunday School work, in the NJ Z. .churcl =.
The address was practical and excellent in
every part cular, but the audience was poor.
Very few memb,rs Of ether Schools b,ing
present, allho ugh it was under The auspices
Of Harrison TOWNSHIP 5. S. Association.
The Reading Room under the supervision
of the w. c. I. U. is now open. Any per-
son desiring 10 contribute book or books
of any kind, for the furtherance Of the good
cause, the gift will be gladly received by the
Union.
The object and desire of the Women S
Christian Temperance Union is 20 elevate
the morals of t is community 10 a higher
plane Of social life.
It is not their inten'ion to engender ha-
tired and envy, or cause unpleasant feelings
in their untring efforts to do good.
Their work is an unselfsh and sacrificing
one, giving their time, money and talent to
the cause they represent, without the slight
est compensation. They ought TO have the
sympathy and CO operation Of every NAM
woman and child in the community.
We trust til ut none will misunder>tand
| their motives, but will give their encourage
ment by un ting with them in membership,
and if they do not join themselves, have
their children to become members of the
Band OF llope-an organization the object
! of which is grand one: educating and
preparing the minds Of the young TO battle
against vice and immolality.
Their Reading Room is an institution
that every good citizen should foster and
support. G.
AfaAiea AA 4th mo l6. 1884.
Woodstown register., 1884-04-22
Bulwer Lytton's Bridge.
Whsre II Touches the Shores, ana II.
Great Columns in Mid Stream.

"What heauti'ui bridge between oil
age and chiidh pai is re'iginn. How intm
itively I g child begins wi h rrayer and
worship on entering lite. and how intuit
lively an quitting life. he old man rprns
back to prayer and wor,hir putting hin
side by side with the infsut," remarks Sir
Edwsri Bul"er Lytton, in his "Stran.e
Story
Yes. hut between these di tant 0hutmen t,
the bridge of lf' hss many high and aw
ful arches, through which The wild waters
dash and rnar in wrath and desnlation.-
Prayer and worship aIne does nat IA tain
| these. Nature, lid rocks must lie un
| shaken benea b. and MN art and skill
| must rear aud So .idfy the str.c'nre over
head. G4d's will /. best exemplifi a in the
laws He has made f-r III. Creatures whow,
He h - pl.csd u dor their c ,ar u Neither
sh Chiid's 'rusiiul' Our Father = nor the
old mans Forget me not in the midst oi
nine iu6rmtiea" will alter this by the
| weight Of q n lie grain.
Scienee snd art frs'--then faith and
| Irai er-is the order { Ie,ven it.elf Di-
viniiy heals through its agents. and those
agents are the di cuveri.s Of man; not ih-
vague announcements "f prophers or seers
Is lite burden to you? Does time drag
Es YOU power to cipe with life's problems
and dunes weakened You are hot well
Your blpnd is sluggish ana tainted psrhaps
Or s"rns imp 'rtant "rgtn is torpid ,r over
worked. fhis fact my have taken the
farm Of dysprp-ia. rhrumi lem. 6 ut, ma
laiA piins in the 81, mach, chroiic hesd
ache, Qr u tUZsn of sther il 8. PAkKER';
fokIc will i|sigorate you, as fresh alr viii
inyigorate those Who have been shut up in
damp, fetid Ellis. II is PoReriuI, urs. de
iioious. scientific. asfs ths keystone Of the
ssatfal Assk sl Ne bridge Of ME. Ii d
Woodstown register., 1884-04-22
PERSONAL

Mrs. Hanlsy Perry, Of Ashury Park, i.
W visiting her old friends in our Dor
oush. She attended the recent session o.
the w mems Christian Temperance Unior
at Glassborc, and reports blessed time
and good attendance.
Isaac ii. Lipplncott came down from
the CITY last week and was taken i'll at hi,
SISTER Rebecca's residence, where he die
at SIX O'Clock, Monday evening.
Harry L. SIape. an excellent lawyer
formerly of cur borough, while conducting
a case before the Atlantic County Courts
fell to the floor unconscious. Overwork
is reported the cause.
Woodstown register., 1884-04-22
The Philadelphia I lines.
1884.

The TINES will enter upon the
new yer stronger and more pros.
porous than ever before in its his.
oFy- more widely read and qnoted,
more h' arIi'V commended, and more
rely criticized, with more COM
lete organic ton, and an abler staff
ct c ntr'butors-and With tie same
Independence and fearlessne 81 that
mas N de 1t successful and powerful
in the past.
The TINES has no party to follow,
no candidates 20 a'vance. but will
meet every issue as it has ever done,
with consistent desotion to the right.
I" honest gover nm' Mt, a d the pub
lie welfare. Aud while maintain
ing ltA posi- ion as the leading Jour-
ma of Philadelphia, it will i'm to be
continually in The advance in all
that can :dd value TO newspaper.
The value Of newspaper is not
in its size or disI lay, Lut in the in
te'ligence and r, tie conciseness
ard freshness vi b which it is edit
d. The MI spends lavishly for
news fr' m all parts Of the wo Id,
but all its dispatches are carefully
edited and oondtnsed. in order to
i've the CONF lete news of the day
in the most concise and attractive
shape and with it large variety Of
cnteIt lining and instructive reading.
The bast writer's at home and abroad
are employed to enrich its co umns.
and 10 make it journal adapted
both TO the busy man and to the
leisure Of the home circle, a welcome
visit r to inttlhg, Mt and honest cit
izens of every political, religious,
and socisl taste.
The WEEKLY TINES is altogether
different from the weekly newspapers
of tw' nty years ago The day of
those papers is gone by The tele-
gr~ph and better local newspapers
everywhere, especially in the thriv
ing centres OF rural population, have
made the old weekly me ropolitan
newspaper unsatisfling. Those that
cling to their ancient usages have
lost til ir hold Oh our forward moving
people; they are but shadows ef
their former greatness, aud they
have but a shadow of their former
power. Those papers ha, e had their
usefulness but it is gone; and, with
it, they are going, too 1t was not
The fault of the papers; it was the
inn Erovement of the country that
brought about the change. Men
md won n, wherever they live, now
r. qure fresher news and they re-
quire more than news.
THE WEEKLY TINES gathers off
be types of every passns, week
whatever has lasting interest to peo
pie at large, and sets i before them
in such generosity of paper and
priut as won d have astonished US
all twenty years ago.
DAILY = Twelve cents a week,
6f'y ce' IS month, ST year, two
cents copy.
SUNDAY Four cents a e,py, 81
year.
WEEKLY One copy. 81 a year
| five copies, S. year; ten copies,
SIS year; twenty copies. $25 a
year, with one copy free to the get
ter-up Of every club
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Woodstown register., 1884-04-22


We greatly wish we had the space
to print even half Of the good things
that su oscrlbers have to say about the
REGISTER.
The Catholics have bought the old
Methodist Seminary Building in Vine
land. 1t is to be used for school pur-
poses. There will be connected with i,
teaching and training in agriculture,
horticulture. be eand floral culture, and
also some ofthe arts and trades. The
school will be conducted by the Faith
ers Of Mercy, who have slready been
identified SO largely in the cause o.
education.
Woodstown register., 1884-04-22
CHAMPION OFFER:

On the first e November 9 began tire
pub b'ieaiion Of the qu,intest and raresr story
o. modern times-"0>cs There WAS A
'A~,"i "iy the celebrated humotist "0rpheu-
G. Kerr To every perso" remitting "
three Dollars and Fifty Cents we will.
until fnrther notice. send THg CONTINENT
from the beginning of the above serial until
Innuar, |, 1885 ~ his is Four
'olIar Magazine for less than Three Dol
Woodstown register., 1884-04-22
RAILROAD TIME TABLE.
WTEST JERSEY RAILROAD.

XXTESr JERSEY RAILROAD.
ON IND AFTER FEB e5 1854.
Trains leave WOODSTOWN AS follows -
For Philadelphia and way stations. at "a
s13A.M I2 "a ard o4 P. NJ.
On Snnda,s z AZ A. NJ.
For Salem, 2o A. M. 81, 4 So and
7 OF P. VI.
On Snndats S 40 P, NJ.
For Bridgetun VIZ. Woodbury., "a A. NJ,
o. p. Nj.
RETURN TRAINS.
Leave Philadelphia. 10 A. M, I go, 40
and 10 p Nj.
On Sundays S Tsp. M.
CONNECTING RAILROADS.
The 7 "a A. Nj. trains. conn-cts AT Wood
bury for nrl,nd Millville, Sea Isle City.
Atlantic CRY aed Cape May, and a, Cam
den for Trenton and New York. The "a
z. Nj. tain connects al Woodbury. Tor Vine
land and Milvllle.
Jos. CRAWFORD, J. r WoOD,
Superintendent. Gen. PAS. Ast.
Woodstown register., 1884-04-22
DENNY BROS

DILESGROvE LIBRARY l. READING
NOON Saturdays from 5 Pm. to
Membership. S2.i0; Annual Dues, Sl.O0
Permits issued to Non -Stockhol+ers at 5
-ents Fer volume weekly: application for
"a iebersbip or permits may be aade to any
g the Trustees.
Woodstown register., 1884-04-22

Physicians Rave long long prescribed
Dr. Graves Heat Regulator fr Heart
Disease, why because Il is >ter.ing rre
paration for pecul ar disease. and 80
years use warrants it. 81 per bottle. I3 2
Woodstown register., 1884-04-22
COMBINATT0N RATES
For Those Subscribing Now.

TnE CnNTISErT has Kept abreast OF the
im I in bringing about practical re iuc-
tinn il the cost o. m'gaziGe literatu
corresnonding THAI IF 'he great dsilies
by means of its rem arkable Combination
Rates. We pay no Commissions. The
subscriber gets all the advantage
Woodstown register., 1884-04-22

Petit Jurors. Sheriff Coles anc
County Clerk L'ppincntt. in the presenc,
OF Judges Plummer. Cook and Wood. a
th- Salem Court House. last Tuesday
drew the following list of jurors to serv,
at the May Term Of our County Couts
l. Watson Davis. Q linton. y
Hiram J Sh 'emaker, Manninptod.
J Richard B. ERNEST, :.
4. Joseph II rck u,
s S,muel Thomas. u P Neck.
George Mecum, Salem.
7 Fransiin Clark. U. Pl,tsgroye.
John Z. Duell. Pilesgroye.
g Charles K en-. Salem.
10 Edward Dare.
II Ge,rze Gravens'si", Oidmans.
IL Richard Gner. L. A. Creek.
I3 D'v'd Flshr. L P. Neck.
/ Ia sh Ia FIX U. ri tssrove.
IS S. E Bali ger, l'il scrove.
TO- WIN. F. EIkln,on, Q linton.
II. S'epheu Hopkins, S4,em.
IS Charles F Hewitt, P,lesgrove.
Ie B.,i Cox. Sa en-.
20 John S McCune. Salem.
2I. Jrh r Jus ice, Oitimans.
2s. E ward Waddiogton, Esinboro.
% Chas E Baker,
"a. lmrs Avares, Salem.
IS. VIM. S English, L A. Creek.
26. Geo. Punck. Mannin .,on,
II. Peter Sugars. Jr., Alioway.
2S. Samuel Hoffman. U intsgrove.
a9. El"ood Fox, Mann,ngton.
80. Henry b ssett.
81. I'm Baes, piusgrove.
32. CharI-s P.,rck, Eisinboro.
80, Thos G. Stephenson. Pi,esgrove.
81. Robert Bell, Allpway.
IS Chas J Shimp. "
go. John W. Lippincoit, Pllesproye,
81. James ,ker, L. P. Neck.
3S. Geo Evans. Ailoway.
SO John Cream. S,lem.
40. Joseph D. Brad way, L. A. Creek.
Al. Joseph Colder, P,',sgrove.
az pshu. d wis. L. P. Neck.
43. Edward Kiger. Mannigton.
~. Henry Chavanne, Salem.
IS, CIarkson Griscon,, L A. Creek.
40 Rich Ard Banks. Alloway.
AZ. joseph b Hal. S,lem.
48 Linn Smith, Harrington.
| Sheriff Coles has selected the followin
Cons,ablrs to rye for the Term v lila,
Carney and Joho Buckaiew. Salem
Charles B. Robinson. PIlesgrove Enoc
Garrison. Pittsgr,ye Richard Freas
Lower Creek ; Forman Weatz=ll, Allo say
Thomas Lippincott, Mannlngton; w. T
Titus. 0 dmans Jacob v. Harvey, Uppe
Plttsgrove: Theodore Birchmeier. Ou,nteu
-~>~-~~~~~-~~>~~~~~~
The steamer ARTISAN" which pile
between Bridgeton and PhiladelphI
two years a 70. has been sold to tn
Woodstown register., 1884-04-22
| HE CONTINENT
WEEKLY MAGAZINE,
ILLUSTRATED.
S4.OO a Year. $500 Six Months.
Conducted by ALBION w. TouRGEE
The Best is the Cheapest when the
Cheapest is the Best,

II gives The Best literature and the Bes
Art once week instead of once q month
''Reseu b'es the monthly magazines 10 ev
erything, but of more frequent publication,
says the Philadelphia Ledger.
"0rl heus c. Kerr's" remarkable serial
''hnre her: WAS Man" just egun. Also
Dr. McCook's Tenants Of an Old Farm =
Both lus'rated wealth os serials aud
Woodstown register., 1884-04-22
ESQ IN PENNSGROVE.
s. - WILMINGTON

IVY F18SS<dsS
After Wedn-sday MarcA 70, 1884 the
stsAmer Susie McCalP' will leave Penns-
grove for Wilmington every Tuesday
Wednesday. Friday and Saturday,, and re
turning will leave Wilmington for Penns-
grove same days, as follows;
VIII leave Pennsgrove at o.3o and io
a M, and 4 p. m.
Viii leave Wilmington at 8 a. M, and
2 and 5 p m.
Alter May Isi, will leave Pennsgrove at
a sR inSrad Of 6.3o a m. All lost
goods must be repored to the Captain
Nilhin days.
Woodstown register., 1884-04-22
ASSIGNEE'S
SECOND NOTICE'l II

Notice is hereby given to the ere eIitors Of JOHN
K DAVIES. Of the L wn,hip of Upper Aloways
Creek. Salem unity, New jersey. that all CLAIMS
agai,s his estate beck ibited to the sub, cri
Der. his assignee i'm Ter oath or affirmation BET re
the Twen,y-i nrth day + April xt, being III &c
months from the date Of the sssignmen or be for.
ever barred from coming in for dividend of III,
estate and sail creditors are further notified III
a III OF the claims against the said John K
Davies. wil be filed with the Surrogate of the
County Of Salem, m or bel re the ensuing May
Term of the Orphans Court, when ex options
thereto may be fled BY any person intese,ted.
kpHRAlM j. LL0YN. Asaianss,
0sssi kAssh sssA, asa, - 81
Woodstown register., 1884-04-22

The steamer Artisan" which piled
between Bridgeton and Philadelphia
two years 70. has been sold to the
Chester Steamboat Company for tt3,.
Woodstown register., 1884-04-22
At |, &. Wright's CARRIAGE Factory.

Mr.. Wight has some Fl le work
to # to the lnblic tbs spri' g
c insisting Of B,ggies, Carriages.
NJ irket Wagons. etc. Please c
md see. He is h'nkfuI for past
purnnage and s3lilits share fJr
| h.. e." q.
Woodstown register., 1884-04-22
ssionee's Notice..

Notice is hereby given to the Gre 'itors
of Isaac II Lippinc"t'. of Wo7 7ds'owu, New
Jer,ey. hat ali claims against his estate
must be exhibited to the Subscriber, his
Assignee, under oath or fl NATION, on or
bef-re the oath dav OF April. 1884, teiag
the time xtended and fsei for that purpose
by the Orphans Court of the County OF
Salem. or be forever barred from coming in
for dividend of the estate. and tn said
Creditors are further notified that list Of
The claims against the sail Isaac u Lip
pincott will be filed with the Surrogate OF
the Coua'y of s lem before the ensuing
M"y Term of the said Orphans Cou,t, when
excet tion' thereto may be ii Ell bT any per-
sou interested.
JOHN H0LMES,
Date March 29th. 1884. Assignee
Woodstown register., 1884-04-22
NOTICE.

The time n removing the timber sold from the
d. DickinS n tot, near here, expired last we k ::
and The property was taken Possession of by the
purchaser of the soil.
7tf JOHN HANES.
Woodstown register., 1884-04-22
EOR SALE
FOR SAL F.

so 600 bu, heIs Farmers Lime. at Dunn
Lime Kiln on b It. Salr,n. n. j.. or deliv-
cred u cars al depot a, lowest cash price.
". II. DUNNs
Woodstown register., 1884-04-22

The { OnttH mt,
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The list given abnve is only an example
Of what we ara prepared to offer to ali 40
include the CONTINENT IN their h.ts. We
WI turni snv pc i. .Siral in the aVorId with
THE CONTINENT at similar low
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will defy competiiioa.
Auy periodical may begin at any time.
aud they may be ordered 10 different ad-
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If unscquainted with TIE Ces4isEsr.
send for free sample copy, with list of
Gombnations and most attractive PIE.
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he Magazine The g,ea,er will be your
surprise at terms offered.
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Woodstown register., 1884-04-22
INSPECT NY ORK !

In few DAYS will be seen on our
Streets some FIRE P.i ting-on The
P atpns ot Ms. | D. C'4w,cn and
o. ar Borton,t.nd Wm. Oliphant :,
,rd--lar ca,iage, al fl st lis,
yrh'cl-s /; al,o f. q. Noun 5 new
business market carsiiee. These
we're pa ned by FrIrk Moore, a
practical carriage painter,
Woodstown register., 1884-04-22
spEOTMHN COMBINATIONS.

*.* Wore 'hac one p4riOiicsl, to differ
e. addresses. if desired. msy be cambined
with THS CnsrfNRSr: for insiance.
Woodstown register., 1884-04-22

BLACKSMITH III SHOP.
The Subscriber at bis new shop 90 FoRD's
jORNER. q central Dn.ition
IN WO0DSTOWN,
Is now prepared to dc all kinds of ErOn q
SSeCl WOrEf. To- ~it:
Farm implements, Ma.
chimes, Horse Shoeing and
Repairing Of all kinds doae in )
workmanlike manner.
Wagons andGarriaae es ironed Il
the latest approve style. Especia care vii
be given to H0RSE-SHOEING & IRON
WORK on Carriages. First-ciass materis
will be furnished and the work will be den.
in 4 substantial manner.
All favoring me with their patr,aage,
will guaraatee satisfaction as regards N
Work and Prices.
Istf nANTEI. q CORB
Woodstown register., 1884-04-22

Petit JurorS.-Sheri6f Coles and
County Clerk L'ppincntt. in the presence
OF Judges Plummer. Cook and Wood. a,
lh= Salem Court House, last Tuesday,
drew the following list of jurors to serve
al tie Nav Trrm of nur Cnmntu Conts.
The Russellville Democrat. [volume] (Russellville, Ark.) 1875-1898, 1884-09-04
Peck's Bad Boy agaIn-Usage
FamiIiariZeS 1t.

Mr.. +. A. Comstock. has drawn
one fifth Of the Second Capital prize.
($25, ,000,) in The July drawing of
The Louisiana State Lottery,
through the American Express.
Peck's Sun called on Comstock. hard
at work at the planning mill, 3l3 Ce
dar ST., where he is valuable EN-
ploye. His number was 99,204. In
the June drawing. Mr.. Philip J.
Gurber, Cashier for the institution
Comstock works for, was the holder
of one fifth ticket No. 27,S70, prize
$4,000, which he received promptly.
Mr.. Comstock had an interest in
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least, Mr.. Comstock held another
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$40. This notice is prompted as
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State Lottery Co., is a straight insti-
tuition, in which the good people of
New Orleans take pride. Milwaa-
kee (Wis. Peck's Sun, Aug. 2.
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views, the WEAKNESS Of soul that
many complaia Of, would often dis
appea. where the blood made pure
and healthy before reaching the
delicate vessels Of the brain. Ayers
sarsaparIlla pnrifies aud vitalizes
the blood; and thus conduces TO
health of body and sanity OF mind.
The Russellville Democrat. [volume] (Russellville, Ark.) 1875-1898, 1884-09-04
Com. on publication

The public are hereby notified
through the DEMOCRAT that Mr.. j.
.. Hearne is expelled from Cove
Lodge, No. l47, B. OF +. for conduct
unbecoming member. Ordered
published by vote of the Lodge.
l.. NJ. CHISHOLM, Sec'ty.
Cove, Aug. 23, 1884.
Names OF officers of Cove Lodge,
No. l47, b. Of +. to wit: w. A. Mar
TN, pres, j. W. Petray, vice pres,
l.. Nj. Chisholm, sec; II. j. Martin,
ltreasur; d. :. Hyatt, warden; John
McEiwee, sentinel, w. NJ. McElwe,
chap, The lodge meets on lst Sat
arday night of September, and ov-
cry two weeks thereafter.
l.. NJ. CHISHOLM, Sec'ty.