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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1884-09-23

Ote6aupts G B d 9 n, MEL
9e bic @reelp-g rpebition sema9t bat, lais
len ii6 babin 3uiammenfaiien:
l.. Der Norbpol liest norSli9 BON New
gort. Man bat i'm omar ni9t sefunben,
aber bic unssfdbre &idtuns 5iemli6 fiber
feitseiteut.
2. Der Roropol liest in Der Sis Gone.
8. Sn ieiner Ndbe lift es iebr talt.
4. 8einabe idnrmtli9e Sbisrs iinb bort
bas gauge Sabr nit Seebunbspels .Sadeu
befleibet.
8. Die boben OffiSiere pom Sisnal:
Sienite limb einisermaiie un3auerldBise
Speiiepirtbe.
6. @enn 2eute nidts gu eiien betom:
men, miiiien ie pe~rbunsern.
7. auBersewObnIi3 sroBe Ralte tam
grfrieren ueruria6en.
s. 9lifli9es 3uriif;ufommen lit BIZ
Sauptiu9e unb suslei9 bas S9wierisit'
bel allen oerartisen Grpebitionen. = 8eds
Gun.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1884-09-23
unnatabmlidfeit.

Sine Suoensemeinbe betam einen neaen
S9ulmetitsr, bd Der uorise selrorben mar
unb wiltommts i'm mad alter 9euobnbeit
nit sinem 9ei6enfe BON 100 IT,, nobel Der
Sube, Der Die 9lnrebe belt, 5oIsenoes Jag
te:
gSier brinsen mir elm tIeinss Srdient9e,
lein Sc aber 10 bran wie ibr Sorgdnger,
Der bat ni9ts anseuimmen!"
Der S6ulmeiiter, Der bas 9elb iebr
liebte, itrette sei3uinb Die 100 4. III ieis
nen Sad uno entsegnete seriibrt,
sd Mil allies aufbieten, mas IN meinen
Grdften itebt, Inn meinen Sorsdnser gu
slei5en, aber SIT ni3t mDsIi3, benn
es MAJ d granger Maun, = d sei9eioter
Manu, d = umna9abmIi9er Mann."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1884-09-23

@oup. 5oably tann ss in ben Minens
@rawaaen Niemanb re9t MAIDEN ben aus
ifdnbisen Irbeitern ni9t, neil er ii9 nt9t
siredt fir fe srtldrt: ben @rlbsnbefisern
ni4t, neil er ni@t enersii@ semus fir fie
eintrttt. Bon einem Der lesteren erbielt er
folsenbes srobe Selesramm: vMan Bort,
bab Sie Gaes tbun, mas Naen 8. Mpers
wia. Der Sberiff bat bereits bas @eiu9
an Sie seiteqt unb mir uerlansen pom ST.
men S4ub fur infer 0eben unb gisens
tbum. gntipre@en sic inherent 8erlans
gen ni9t iofort, 10 werben mir es NIT 81
men periOnli4 gu tbun betomnlen."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1884-09-23
9te t@nnrrt8e Gde.
e. perial3ener Sdunfe.

SIM Gliab ii9 e SpaB arrimirt:
% bet e S9miier o'9itt an9fibrt,
als mar er 0eiielsbanner,
l0ett mandes Sdblerle iueiddt,
In mau6e Shunfe miteepddt,
I'm 9'ireiie wie e Spannsr.
ST i6li6t ;lebt ;iiem e RIDE Siir,
au 10 e S6l0ifopi pom Naoiir;
Der fer6t fem Seiielbanner
I'm benft: IS tel De- 6erl nj b Brob',
Sid benin bis au Der wabr' Safob?
ySas ii6 er I'M mas fann err"
Vtin Satob fomnt gan; unl6enirt
In iaat: ,Wenn Gibbs i'm 6is paiiirt,
SD bin Der Seiielsbanuer."
Der Siir 9e6t it'll ;iiem StiiDrpel mis-.
Wtin Safob oeuft Der b'itellt e. S6miis."
S6un Inst mood 6riii TN Hfaun' er
Der Dir tortmt nit EN- HeitI6eitiel
lin ladt: yWusie, tann ST 10 piel
I'm lid Or Oeifelsbanner,
90 leB' Gr Mir tein eiiS ms SrIt
lin mebr' gr lid iest linre Siitl
Serber' Gr mid IN bann' Gr!"
. lirilm lariim 96iielitiel!
Sis gift e Mol n Sibbelipiel
Sir uniren Seifelsbanneri
Der Siir lid Serr in iinem 6is
In tbeilt iest oapfer Yreiiel lis
Stab mie Der Sen'ral Banner.
= Sutteriago! . S~6unteibla6t!
9Sie muro Der Era6t Ell 9no' aemadtl
On hummer Oeiielsbanner!
Die Qeitld' bic tra6t; Der Siir Der la6t:
Der frIi6t: rSolt b @a9t!" oas es elm
gi6ma6t.
Nas ialten Gr, gSas baun @r.
Der Sieb Der iist: Der Sir Der fist;
Der @lnoermarn Der i6piet I'm blist.
Sob yia6t, bii Ieiielsbdnner!
Sriun orudt er ii6 ms Stuppened;
Sriis ltulpert er III leoe Ored:
0ert iteft lid binter B. @auu' er.
Sest iih er Dor M 6oftbor briis.
Win gierel, riieft Siiem Senlter mis-:
,Goies, 6err SeiielSbanuer
S6aii' Gr ebbs giiets in unirem 9dno,
9tdbr, Sr ii6 nit re6ti6aiiner oauo,
O'nob lid { re6ter Utann Gr.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1884-09-23

SIM @ranb Union SoteI in
Saratosa werSen aud bieies Sabr feline
Ssraeliten ;uselaiien unb man uerfidert,
baB elm beiOnoerer @d9ter anseiteut lit,
wel6er ii6 auf bas Grtennen orientalil9er
Naien ueritebt. 8upeilen ioaen benno9
iibii6s @dite snti9Iipfeu unb anoerieits
6riitli9e @dite pessn iiibiiden slusisbens
abgepielsn werben. au6 in Gong Brand,
Rewport unb mSeu Sommsrpldeen sibt
ss anti. iemitiide Sotels. ga bebaupte
man nod, baB es in slmerifa feline GrcIus
iipitit unb teinen &laiienseiit sebs!
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1884-09-23

Die Oeuti9e @eieIIi9af
uon Cincinnati ~feierte am Oienstas I'M
9OofOut 9auie ibr finfSisidbrises Stifs
tungSfeit. Sic wuroe i'm Sabre 1884 Dor;
nebmli9 gu Dem 3wete sesrinost UNI ii9
Der uieIen peuti6en Wittwen unb @aiien
ansuuebmen, pelde Die Cholera binterlais
fen bate. Seinri9 &ooter war ibr eriter
SraiiSent unb Sarl &iimelin, Der bel Dem
Seite anpeienb mar, ibr eriter Setretar.
sic sdblte uon Se9inn on 700 Neitslieoer
unb bat piel Suites setban. Na6 uno
mad seriplitterte iie ii6 in ~einseIne 8obls
tbdtisfeits: Sereine, unb sdblt iett nur
nod AZ Miit9lieber.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1884-09-23

ginem onberbaren @ebraus
DE buloisen am Gbarfreitus Die portusies
iiiden unb iiibamsritanii9en Watroien.
Oieielbe beitebt in Dem auSpsiti9en elmer
ben Ipoitel Subas Si9tariot bariteQenben
6tsur aui benz S9iffe. 9ta9oem Oieielbe
sup0rberlt unter Dem bo6nii6en 9eld6tsr
Der UtatrOien an Der Raa am Salie uufses
bdnst woroen, miro iie wieoer absei9nits
ten, breimal in oas @aiier setau6t uuo
Sann am 6abaitan 10 LANCE nit Sauen be-
arbeitet, bis fein 6eten ibrer &lsibung
mebr iibrig bleibt. Wdbrenb bieler geres
monte lautet Die S3iifsslote, uno Die ni9t
nit benz Yeiti9en bei6aftislen Seeleute
iinsen cine Spottbpmne auf ben usrrdtbes
ridden SuOas, wdbreno benz uon ben Gapis
tdnen au8setbeilten @ros tii9tis Suses
ipro5en piro.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1884-09-23

Sn SennipIuunien madt ii3 Ell:
ne iturte 9lbnabme in Der Grsiebisteit Der
Yetroleumquellen bemertbar. Der Oil
Gitp Oerrif" ia9t barber: SIS itebt
beinabe aus, pie wsnn unier Rei6tbum
auf bic Neise sebsn ipoIte unb mir our
Sel9epimuns wieber auf ben @aIii9s
fang unb ben gaumpOaiamen suriitfoms
men miiBteu. Wir baben NIT unierem
Betroleum dbnli9 wie nit u~nieren 8als
buneen sepirtbidaftet uno gar ui9t baran
seba9t, baB es aud na6 uns nod Mens
i6en geben wirb.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1884-09-23
IDtc19O,
MilWautee
& ct. Yanl.

sic beiSt uuo beidbrt aber 1900 NssiIsn giIenbabu In
Rore Sainois, @iscounn, WiuHeiota, Soma uno Dotota,
ane sa ibre Saupilt IisH, Sp.isliuteu uuo Ssrbtnounstu
ale srobsu Seibdltsetutreu ees Sorowsiteus uno oes fu'
neu @eiteus erreideu, peroient lie natursemdB bic BeSet4s
nuns Short Zine" une Ut bic bette 8oute Spii4eu:
9bieaso, Rilwautss. ct. gauI unb minneapolis.
ebieaso, Nsilpautss. BOrtass. sa9roIs unS @inona.
ehteaso, Rilwautss, Srtoupils. Aberdeen u. GLENDALE.
ebieasc, @ilpautss. eau Claire uus Stiapatsr.
gbieaso, Wtilpautst. @auiau uno Yasuil.
gbieaso, @ilpautss. Ssapsr Dam. Sons sa Sac uus
Oibtoib.
gbteaso, Wilwautss, 8autsiba uuS Oeouomcpoe.
gbieaso, Riluautes, 1eabiiou uuS prairie ou ebi,n.
eAicaso. Ieilwautss, Owatouna, Yaau,ato u. 5aribauIt.
ebieaso. SsIoit. S~ausspias unS Mineral poiut.
ebieaso. @lsiu, 8odiorS uus Dubuque.
Chicago. Clinton, Rod SsIauo, Solar Raptbs u. 6ama.
Chicago, Dss psoinss. 9ouucil SIuHs uue Omaha.
9bieaso. Canton. Siour 9itp. Siour 5aus uuS gautton.
9bieaso. @aIpautss albert Sea unO iaSIiasn gainusiO.
ia S~eseuetu.
ssisaso. 9silwautss, geaiOu City. gsitasa unS eBams
berlaiu.
8ei SsIauo, DUBUQUE. ct. gaul unb WiunsapoHs.
Davenport. 9almar. ct. Raul uub Ninueapolis.
MiIwau,ss, &aeius. StIOit. 5respOrt unS &o6 SsIaus.
Witasl, @oIisp. aibtou uno aberbesu.
(Stm 8ipsr Saaep eiuis.)
pullman SdIaipa5,n unS ei. id5uItsn 0iuinss Cars
Der @slt lauisu auf ben Saupilinisn Der . btease.
Wtlwautss uuo ct. Raul Balm, uue bic ,upors
sommeuoeu Sedmten Der gompaanie srwsiIsn ben pauas
stutn isoe aaimsrHaufsit.
Saupt'etiaaHstasrs. Sen a6. 3 aid. xst
3. 8. glart. SEQ. >. SeaHsrb.
StRI enpatstsahsst. aikfxst Sen. b. Gsa
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1884-09-23
0ei61ftsnuiance.

&eiienber: yGrlau6eu lie mir, Serr
Sipfelbuber, baB i'd Sbnen meme Mniter
uorlese?"
S%aufmann: r9ahen Sizes bIeiben, Serr
Miderl, ieben Sic, sic iinS beute i3on
Der Oreiunb,wansisite, uno wenn i6 Sic
nidt perionli3 10 lieb bate, batt' t9 sic
i9on lang gum 9aoen binausSeworfen."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1884-09-23
Ser jhlaue Eatient.

S9iebsribter: 9lber wie t0nnen Sic,
reider Wanu b%ebaupten, benz Oodtor
SaIberi9 nidtS i9ulbis su isin unS ibm
nidts besablen gu wolen, wdbreno sic
bod suselteben, baB er bic sanse Seit So
rem ssbro9ensn @rm bebanoelt uno furirt
bat.
Bauer: gta serabe oeswesen! SD bin
bod nur gu benz segansen neil al leis
net Sbiir ansei9riebsn itebt: rarme wer=
ben gratis bebanbelt.y
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1884-09-23
Base Ball.

Die Serren Soud & 8arnie, bic Setter
bes Baltimore. Wb., Base Ball Clubs,
beri9ten, baB aQe Base Ball Spielers. =
unb feline WenidentlaGe lit wobI lei9ter
unb b%dufiser Nueti9unsen, StOBen, iibers
baupt duBerli6en S3mersen ~alsseiest, ais
oieie = ben berrli3en S6merseusiiuer
ct. Satobs Del, bieies sroBe 9eilmittel,
fir bic bette arsenei balten, wel9e iemals
sesen duBerli3e S3mersen sebrau9t uurs
be unb erfennen nit 6reuben feline sroBen
0erbienlte an.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1884-09-23

Ole ldn9it tie Orabtieilbabn
in 0eutidlano 1T bic, wel6e bic Marimis
liauss Siitte pom ibrem giienerSberswerfe
bel auerba6 CUR CHARACTERIZATION &anna
an Der 6i9teIberssbabn bat erbauen %laiien.
Oieielbe bat cine 9dnse pon s &m., Die
8abl Der In Sang befinbli6en vSunoev
bstrdst l6o. Die 9eiitunssfdbisteit Der
slnlass lit cine 10 bebsutsnbe, baB iie bis
iett ni9t uouitdnbis ausseniist werbeu
fam. 8si 7ifiibisem Setreibe werben
tdsli9 1000 gentner giiener3e bei0rbert.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1884-09-23
ShDne WuSreoe.

Sisnitmdb9sn: Oa i6auen Sic, pots
seitern taufe i9 bic Stiefel BEL Sbnen,
nnb bsute lit idon elm God oarin!
S9uiter: ga, mein 9Ott, mas Tam
benn Der arms S9uiter bafir, wenn bas
&inbuieb beutisen Cages ein 10 eIenoes
9eber bat!
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1884-09-23

Setlise Sannes i9abt bic
gn3abI Der Stimmen, bic er in Der bepors
itebenben Nationalpabl betommen wirb,
auf runb cine MiQion. Wenn man ni1t
wiiBte, baB Der Wann elm e9ter Tempes
~rensler lit, 10 miiBte mani auf bic 8ermutbs
uns tommen, baB es nit isinem &altmais
fer &ecorb ni9t redt sebeuer 1T unb bab
er bic Insabl Der erbofften Stimmen bOps
pelt fiebt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1884-09-23
Sraltiiher SialoQ.

vSimmsl, wie bumm bin i'd bo3!"-
,Oa babsn sic re9t, mein 6rdulein! 4"
-,Sie iinb impertinent, mein 9err!" -
- @isio, sic iasten bod islbf. -
SD iasts es, obne babel etwas gu bens
tenl" : limb i'd ba9te IS. Obue babel ets
mas Az iasen.A
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1884-09-23
LAKE ERIE & WESTERN R'Y.
TIE SHORT LINE BETWEEN the EAST & WEST.

Die etreeteite stienbdbnlinte Swiiteu Sauias 9ttp ODER
OMAHA uno elepeIane, y ,falo, Bttisburg, Rem Dort.
Bottom, philadelphia, 8aibiustoI. Baltimore uuo aas
Buntte oitlta, 10 oaB Berbtuouus nit alien Sauptltuteu
~brgeteut piro.
Die Sabn bat Stablihteueu uue rouenbes Material er,
ter SLATE, suftbremieu, Rtlers Blatiorm uno RoppeI,
el.sante, umibIasbare Setiel uuo Drawing Room Cars,
bet allen ibren ourblanieuoeu 5hseu, bic aae nit ourhs
Sebeuoeu YdNen ~perie5eneu &etienoeu obne weitere Rotten
beuuseu t6uueu. Dte pentgeu g~saseuwediel oteir SGbu
weroeu aue In Union Sepots s~euaht-tetne Omnibus
iobrteu uou eiusm Sabnboi sum auoeru.
6rast mad Sidets iir tr9suo einen glas TN Often via
Sate Srte II @eiteru Railuap. Rarteu uno Suiormattos
men tam man toiteuirsi aui ben Saupttationeu erbalteu,
ooer ueuu man lid peuoet an q. ~. Smitb,
geueral Bai. a9eut.
Bloomtnatou, Su.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1884-09-23

Sagabunoenitol3. rOa ieb' i6 NAL
wisSer, wie gut es 1T, baB mir mein Sater
10 cine grSiebuns su Sbeil werben lieB,
baB i'd nidt wie bic 3immerleute nno
Maursr ba = i'm S9weiB' meines gnses
iidtS mein Yrsb iu9en mug"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1884-09-23
Wettprnrunheseiuua.

@etterprupbeseiung. sd CLAUDE, baB
bieier Winter elm iebr miloer iein wirb."
= limb Sbr 9runp fir bieien 9lauben?"
=, Nun, meine Srau unb meine S6wies
sermutter wsrben bis gum na3iten 6riibs
iabr in Ii;,a bleiben."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1884-09-23

vBlutipeiie" lit Der bsssi9nsnbe Name,
ben man oft Iper's Sariapartaa mesen
ibrer bIutberei9ernben gissni9aften siebt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1884-09-23

Der Auseruf Short zine" tn Serbius
, ouns nit BEN Rameu elmer sro6su Babu
! bs,sihnst turS uuo oeutlih seraoe Sasit,
niee, mas oas reiienoe Bublitum brauhi
-uimIi4 cine turje siuie. raids 5abrt
uno bic beiteu Aecomooatiouen; aIts
Sisiss bistet Bite sroBte eiisubabu In
Imerttd, bic
The Monitor. [volume] (Woodstown, N.J.) 1884-1892, 1884-02-08

be found outside the large cities Mr.. Harris is an
experienced druggist, a graduate of pharmacy, and
shows practical knowledge of his business which
ought to ensure success.
Not to know Brown, the insurance man, argues
oneself unknown. He has probably insured more
property against loss by fire in Salem county than
any other one man in the county and he announces
himself ready and willing to do it some more.
Lewis B. Wright, carriage maker, has been too
long and favorably known in Woodstown to need
any special commentator from us. His work
speaks for itself. Call and see it.
In speaking thus favorably of those who avail
themselves Of our columns to advertise their bust
ness to the public we do it In no fulsome spirit OF
nattery. We personally know our advertisers, have
dealt with them and found them good people to
trade with. When we give an advertiser space in
our paper we are in some measure responsible to
the public for the introduction and we do not wish
the advertising patronage Of any one whom we can
not honestly say all that we say of those whose
cards appear this week.
The Monitor. [volume] (Woodstown, N.J.) 1884-1892, 1884-02-08
PARLOR LECTURES.

Mrs. E. ]. TRIMBLELIPPINCOT win give single
lectures series of lectures English and Amer
lean Literature to Lyceums Literary Associations or
to Parlor Circles OF these lectures the West Ches
ter Daily Local says: ITO any one who had the
pleasure of hearing James t. Field last season and
MISS TRIMBLE last evening, it must have seemed
as if the latter had seized the pen as it fell from the
ly one, Astounding in pointed anecdotes, apt ustra-
tions and beautiful word-painting. The
whole lecture was treated in most intelligent
and fascinating manner course delivered in
Woodstown this winter met with great favor.
The Monitor. [volume] (Woodstown, N.J.) 1884-1892, 1884-02-08
CHURCHES.

CHURCHES.
FRIENDs-Services on First and Fifth days at 10.3
day in the month. Society meeting, Thursday be-
fore last Monday.
METHODIST EPIscoPAL-Rev. J. g. Crate.
Services at 1000 A. NJ. and 100 P. NJ. Prayer meet
ing "wednesday at 100 P. N.
Sunday School at 200 p M, C. H. Richman, Super
intendent.
Young Peoples meeting at 600 p. M, Amanda Alb
bOtt, leader
BAPTIsT-Rev. j. E. Wilson.
Services at 10 80 q N and 100 p. m Prayer
meeting Thursday at 100 p. m.
Sunday school at2OO p M, Joseph Turner, Super
intendent.
PREsBYrERIAN-Rev. O. B. McCurdy.
Services at 1000 q. M and 100 p. m. Prayer
Sunday School at zoo p. M, j. B. Jaquette, Super
intendent.
CATHOLIC
Services third Sunday in the month at 11.O0 q. m.
WoMANs CHRISTIAN TEMPERANCE UNION
Meets every Wednesday afternoon at $50 O'Clock
MacaltiOner.
LODGES AND SOCIETIES.
WOODsTowN LODGE, No. 1873, f. d A. M
Meets Tuesday evening, on or before full moon
and two weeks thereafter, in Borton's Hal.
WooDBTNE LODGE, No. 1853, /. o. o. F.
Meets in j. H. Turner's building every Friday
evening.
MosAcsA TRIBE, No. 40, L O. R. M
Meets in ]. H. Turner's Building every Tuesday
evening.
WooDsrowN GRAxGE, No. o. p OF H.
Meets every Wednesday evening in Rley's build
ing.
JOHN G. FOSTER PosT, No. 81, g. Ar
Meets on the first and third Thursdays in the
month in Kileys Building.
HARMONY COUNCIL, No. Sc, o. U. A. M
Meets every Tuesday evening in Riley's building.
The Monitor. [volume] (Woodstown, N.J.) 1884-1892, 1884-02-08
LOCALS.

List of letters remaining in the Woodstown
post Office uncalled for January 81, 1884:
Mrs Mary T. Croft, L. G. Dickinson, A. G.
Davis Mr.. Ell. Michel, Rebecca Allen, c. B.
Bagster, Miss Mary Torpey, H. A. Lippin-
cott Jane Bailey, A. Smith, Joseph Smith,
Mrs. Abby Sellers, John Greenwalt Charles
c. Fithian, John Sunderland, R. T. Ham,
mond, Joseph Hutchinson Persons calling
for any of the above will please say they were
advertised. J. M. G. R1cHMAN, P. M.
The BAND OF Hope which meets every Sat-
urday afternoon in the M E. church, is being
made very attractive to the children. It is
expected that the meetings will be held at the
rooms of the w. c. T. q. when they are fur
nished, as it is under the direction Of that
body. The following named ladies are the
officers Of the organization:
Superintendent Hannah A. Cawley.
Asst. Superintendent Mrs. Annie Fit
craft, Mrs. Carrie P. Andrews.
Secretary Miss Carrie Norris
Treasurer Miss Helen Wilson.
In our items furnished the printer last week
concerning the First National Bank Of this
place, we gave the amount Of surplus and un-
divided profits as $77,O83 and some cents.
The sinful compositors, not having the fear
Of the National Banking act before their eyes,
cut the amount down to $47, O83, as it ap-
peared in type, and what we now want to
know is what they have done with the odd
$4,000. If we hear Of any of the typos Of
that Office buying brick houses or railroads or
white elephants shortly, we will know whore
that $50, 900 has gone. Land of the Pill
grims! If we can't trust them with the writ
ten item without losing nearly half the sur
plus, how much would they leave us for
spending money if they happened to get into
the fireproof once
Elma Fogg was surprised on Friday, Feb.
1st on the arrival of the morning train from
Philadelphia, by large influx Of children
and grandchildren who, entirely unknown to
her, had arranged to celebrate her 74th birth
day, at her residence near the Baptist church.
Among many substantial presents was . hand
some silk dress, the gift Of her twenty five
grandchildren. very happy family gather
ing was enjoyed
1t seems to us that some improvement
might be made in the arrangement of depart
ing trains at The Camden depot by which pas
sengers could tell without trouble which cars
to enter. On Friday morning last gentle
man and his wife desiring to go to Elmer,
there being apparently but one train on the
track and nothing to distinguish the cars of
one train from the other, got on the Woods
town car and did not discover their error
until they arrived at Woodbury., when they
were compelled to come on to Woodstown
and hire conveyance to Elmer. The same
thing happened to another party only day
or two previous. If the company would
place sign-boards at the entrance to or end Of
each train it would save much annoyance.
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PHILADELPHIA, PA.
Mr.. Babcock has all the publications OF the Soci-
ETY., and win MI orders by mail or express Send for
catalogue. He will also arrange for Evening Leo
lures Sabbath Services, Children's Meetings, and
Conventions Confer with him.
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A large number Of the friends of Rev. and
Mrs. J. G. Crate assembled at the parsonage
on Tuesday evening last to celebrate the silver
wedding of the couple We are told by one
who was there that right down good time
was had by all.
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WEST JERSEY RAILROAD.

WEST JERSEY RAILROAD.
Trains going north-7.A and S.13 A. M, 4.04 P. M.
Sundays, 7.42 A. M.
Trains going south-9.31 A. NJ, 456 and 7.02 PM
Sundays, $40 Pm.
Trains leave Philadelphia-s.1oA. M, $40 and $40
P. M.
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vIcr-PRxsIDKNrs.

ATLANTIC CouNrY-Rev. p. Cline, Atlantic city;
d. L. Potter, Hamm0nt0n
BEEGEE C0UNTy-Mrs r. E. Shuler; A. A. VIII
liams
Rev. R Cheney, Columbus.
CAMDEN CoUNTY-Rev. W. W. Moffet, Camden,
Mrs f. 81. Carr, Camden
CAPE MAY CoUnrY-Hon. Jesse Diverty, Dennis
vile; T. II. Phillips, n. d.
CUMBERLAND COUNTY - Rev. John Hancock
Bridgeton; Mrs. Nickel, Melville.
ESSEX COUNTY-Rey. W. Z. Findiey, d. D., New
ark Mrs Mary G. Hill, Newark
GLoucEsTKR CouNTy-Hon. W. McGeorge, M D.,
Woodbury.; Rev. D. Thackara, Woodbury..
HUDSON CoUNTY-Rey. Cornelius Basett, Jersey
City; Rev. W. II. Parmalee, D. D., Jersey City.
HuNrERDoN CousrY-Rev. John 7. Leigh, Clinton;
Rev. Chas Watson, bennington.
MERCER CoUNTy-Rey. J. R westwood, Trenton;
John Pascoe, Ewing.
MDDLEsEx CoUNTY-Rev. C. l. Woolston, South
River; Rev. 7. c. Easton, New Brunswick
MONMOUTH CoUHTY-Hon. Thomas G. Chattle NJ.
D., Long Branch Willisford Dey, Freehold.
MORRIS CouNrY-Rev. E. W. Stoddard, D. d.,
sucasunna; REV W. II. Mccormick, Dover.
OCEAN CouNrY-Rev. A. H. Dashiell, Lakewood;
Rev. John Simpson, Island Heights.
PAssAIc CouNTY-Rev. Jesse Gilbert, Paterson;
Rev. L 7. Schiller. Passaic.
sALxx Cousrr-Rev. @. B. McCurdy, Woodstown;
dOSepH IO9pcI, 16aItCktUuu
SOMERSET CouNrY-Rev James LIE Fevre, Middle
bush A W. D. Honeyman, Esq, Somerville.
SUSSEX CoUNTY-Rev. A. A. Haines, Hamburg;
Mrs. T. E. r. Barrett, Newton.
UNION CoUSTY-Rev s. Parsons, Summit John
Pomeroy, Railway.
WARRKN CouETY-Rev. d. Derweue Delaware
Station; j. C. Allen, Hackettstown.
MANAGKRs AT LARGE.
Rev. G. r SNYDER, Medford
Rev. j. H. McIllvane, D. D., Newark.
Rev. George Swain, u. D., Allentown
Rev. j. s. VanDyke, Cranbury.
Rev. Isaac p. Brokaw, Freehold.
Mrs. s. j. C. Downs Ocean Grove.
Nra j. C. Nebles, Newark
Samuel L. BRily, Trenton.
Mr.. Ruolphus Bingham, Camden.
Rev. J. DeHart Bruen, Clayton.
Mrs. II. ]. Morton, Trenton.
Rev. p. n. Doolittie. North Branch.
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