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Daily Republican., 1884-09-18

NOR SALE THE TWO STORY bhlCk
~ dwelling, $40 Jackson street, containing
rooms and bath, hot and cold water, water
closet, gas. ecu nted pellar, three porcmo,s,
Tin roof under drainage lot, 20xl4l II. VIII
sell low If appl led soon and on very easy
farms. =. III. GREGG, No. 6ls1& Market
strest. sepl6-lot
Daily Republican., 1884-09-18

NOk SALE-9OOp BUll.DlN4 LOLS
IN W0odlawp Avenue, between Second
and Third streets. "a feet mont by u feet deep
TO alley feet wide. Terms easy 70 tnose
wishing 70 improve. Apply 70 JOoGr u
PYLE. auBs OIL
Daily Republican., 1884-09-18
JAMES 4 3 TO-,

JAAn . &c.,
no. so AABKET 1ZB111s
Have . large ssssrtmsnt Of Knives' sSs. =
Ivory, Hard Rubber, &oeewooo ~" 81
styles 81 r ookst Kniyee.
Daily Republican., 1884-09-18

V1OR sALE-HOUSES NOS. al2 AND
Ola French street. All conveniences.
Terms easy. J. U. P1CkELS q w., noSi
Estate Agents. yiou
Daily Republican., 1884-09-18

y SAL SHEEP !SHEEP ALTERNATE
place. N. Inc subscriber Will have at his
And wetSs nson, Sept, 8, 1884, 400 choice ewes
not from ~, selectod by Marshall Bailey d.
20 we'll IN III. mers In Ohio. Farmers will
elsewhere. '''A a. them before purchasing
REUBEN sATTEKrHwAIrE.
sep3l2td-2twt
Daily Republican., 1884-09-18

vNOK SAz.E-ELEyEN VI ThOSENEW
h 7.roomod houses, situate on Trenton
Place. between Adams and Jackson and 10th
and lltn streets. Bath, gas, front porchee
and bay windows, front and back yards and
nil mode tmprovem onts. These houses are
elegantly finished and are decided bargain.
Two squares from city sars. For further in
formation apply TO
H. B. YANDEdR!FT.
Real Estate Agent,
.. 4. Uor. sixth and Shipley.
iel80
Daily Republican., 1884-09-18

NOR SALE OR RENT-STORE BUILD
ID ing in the Philips B. Seeds DlocK 81
Fourth and French streets, suitable Tor
Wholesale or commission, or any heavy Dusl-
ness. building strong and durable. Well
built Location for bust ness good and IN
creasing every day. Terms easy. j. q. ID
SEEDS SONS, Sio West 9th Sc. aul9-dw-t
Daily Republican., 1884-09-18

NOR sALE-THE HISTORY OF THE
II Kingdom Of God, by Mrs. A. Taegat,
0O7 Market street. auio-H
Daily Republican., 1884-09-18

NOR .5ALE-A 4RlSr MILL, DIVE
II ines and ~ acres OF land, st MARSH
Road Station. on the new Il d q. Railroad,
Brandrwine Hundred, two miles nom VII.
mington, Del. The mill has two runs OF
burrs, and has good custom 0usineis. wnicn
can be greatly INCREASED. Price low ana
terms easy. GEO. y. TOW NoEND.
sepl3 otd-ltw % market street.
Daily Republican., 1884-09-18

Wy H.HARTLOvE,PRA
w maker, No. zoo East Third street,
Will, Del. manufacturer OF and dealer in Ill
kinds Of breech and muxxle loading shot
guns, rifles. pistols, ammunition, etc. Fish
tackle In oil Its branches. Fine gun repair
ing . speciality. Guns choked bored 70
shoot close pattern guaranteed. L0cksmith-
ing, bell-hanging and all kinds Of repairing
promptly attended to. Shell carefully load
cd to order. au22-3m
Daily Republican., 1884-09-18

nURLlO SALE OF LANUAS-C51.6S
Rr County fresh cows, calves h E&ES
pringen The subscriber will M0
u itpublic sale, ~ the new hotei IN .hs
ns, kept by Geo. w. Steele. On
thursday, OCTOBER 2, 1854,
At one O'Clock, p. m,
hHy Lancaster County COWS, and . few
Nng bulls and feeders. A credit OF ninety
kaslll be given. NO postponement on
)Uunt VI the weather.
AMOS W. HOUSE.
LW Stldham h Son. aucts. sel8-d-V u
Daily Republican., 1884-09-18

"OR SAI.E-4RpCERY STORE AND
u fixtures foot reason Tor selling. al
dress JAY. EYE SEE, this once. seplz-otI
Daily Republican., 1884-09-18
POE aAI .E.
Foe SALE
LIVERY AND BOARDING
STABLES.

1 offer nv entire stock at private sale, consist
inv OF horses, coaches, carriages, har.
ness, etc.
Theeo atables have been established for seven
years, and arc doing a good business at the
present time, with ten permanent boarding
horses. This 10 rare chance for an enter
pr1sing person 70 engage IN the business for
Dartlcu iars. etc, inquire OF h. I. STROUD,
No. 623 W est Fourth street, or No. 1903 West
street. wilmington. Delaware. au23 sa-we-lm
Daily Republican., 1884-09-18

VNHE LEVY COURT-I WANT TO BE
the next Levy Court Commissioner
from Wilmington, and therefore will be q
candidate at nomination election Of the Re-
publican party, subject to the rules Of the
party. want all OF my Republican friends
TO attend the nomination election and vote
for me, but II they can't vote for me, attend
and vote for their friends. Let us have full
vote Of the party voters.
sepe eod.6t JOHN W. HAWKINS.
Daily Republican., 1884-09-18

VI cc. FOR A LARGE LOAD OF
III nndlingw wood. Leave orders ct
vuVuSecond and Market 6eross
tray, Second and King street
hsdison John A Ewing, Ninth ana
and Ora oaeets Mrs. James Donnell, 9Th
corner IYSe; or send postal card to factory
feble.tf ''n street and 4ilpIn ayenu,
JAMES L. MCKINNEY
Daily Republican., 1884-09-18

ESOK SALE OR KENT-THE THREE
u story brick store house, 70 feet nont, ~
l6et deep. No, liz West Front street, next TO
the Oity Hotel Q good stand for business.
Inquire Of Jas. y. AiEin CT Jas. +. W0od
%. Vlou
Daily Republican., 1884-09-18

NOR SALE OR RENT-TliE PRopEh;;
IL ty at southwest corner OF Ihird anu
Church streets, now tananted by the Hare q
Morgan Company. Apply TO j. II, HUT
FECkER, r., trustee OF Jos. Teah' estate,
Ninth and Market streets, city. sepl7-eed-tf
Daily Republican., 1884-09-18

NOR SALE-A GOOD REl.i ArL !.
Il mare. Il. 9rithth, COL orange 81. F-zt
Daily Republican., 1884-09-18

GORGE REUSS, PRACTICAL POL.
\J Usher OF pianos and organs, and varnish.
ing In the very best style. Hard wood finish.
ing. Special attention given to repairing.
Corner Fifth and orange streets, WHINING.
ton, Dol. au7-
Daily Republican., 1884-09-18
Peach shipmenas.

Bush's coal Ii the kind you
Daily Republican., 1884-09-18

NYOTICE-AN EXAMINATION OF
~ ladies wishing to become teachers 1 n
the public schools OF Wilmington, will COM
M. sept. 70, 1854. No person under is years
of age will be examined.
sepl8-eod-St DAVID W. HARLAN, supt.
Daily Republican., 1884-09-18

A LII PERSONS WHO DESIRE EITHER
n TO buy, sell or rent properties, should
cali on j. u. PICKELS 90, Real Estate
Agents. No. 8C2 Market street, who have for
sale and rent several very nice houses and
farms. nuHNu
The Penn's Grove record., 1884-10-04
RAILROAD RUMoRs.

The people along the Delaware River
Railroad have been wondering iOg
some time what would be Che outcome
OF all the talk concerning the future Of
the road. Two weeks ago il was ru-
mored that the Dupont's were ready to
sell aud the Pennsylvania Railroad
vas ready to buy, and that negotia
tons to that end were pending. Last
week came the report that Deep Water
Point had been bought, and the old
project of a crossing to Pigeon Point
was revived. This report lacks cuniT
nation and is believed 80 be pntrue.
1t one time Mi. Locuson was offered
$4,000 for the place, but die not ac-
cept it. 1t is now thought met the
Point will be left cut, and the cross
ing made at Penmsgllle. as President
Conner has asked the Lower Penn's
Neck people what they Would he vii
ling to 10 if the road should be extend
ed to Townsville. A committee, com
posed OF prominent men OF that town
ship. is comforting with Pres. Conuor
es we go to press. Whatever may be
the result OF the conference, il is be
lieYed that the road via he pushed 70
that point rs early as practicable, The
object being q connection with the
new Baltimore and 0hi2-nxIensinp,
thus giving that road a direct cCmmu
nication with Now York for it8 in
mcDse freight traffic. Tic j. r. L. z.
will be extended fron Woodbury. TO
Camden, crossing over 10 Philadelphia
from Hartman street with Readings
New Jersey connections. A spur will
run either from Bridgeport Or Gibbs
town through Mullica Hi to Class
b0ro connecting with the new road
from that place to Williamst0wn ana
VIA the n. ]. Southern 10 New York.
FAc road was never in 2 better con
diticR, and Is doing u large business
in both passenger and freight tra;Ic,
having handled over 700 freight cafs
during the month Of September. With
some improvements in the rolling
stock it viii compare faYorably with
auy other local road in the State,
The Penn's Grove record., 1884-10-04

A. Y. Breeze and J. NJ. Powers,
farmers Of Salem county, have been
acquitted of the charge of watering
their milk. This is the first case of yio
lation of the Milk law passed by the
last Legislature that has been tried in
the State. DR.. Saippea Wallace, a
Philadelphia chemist, who had ana
iyzed the milk of the defendants, tes-
tilted that l-40th of an ounce contaiped
but II 30-100ths of milk solids and IS
70-100ths of waters fluids. Tie case
will be appealed by the State.
The Penn's Grove record., 1884-10-04

The annual convention of the Salem
County Sunday school AssocitioN VIII
be heldat A!loway on WEDNESDAY next
the 18th, inst. \ programme of efficient
public speakers has been chosen TO- the
occasion. The following named gentle
men, well known in the SABBATH school
work will deliver addresses during the
day.-Rev. W. ". Louderbeurh, Rev.
w. 5. Zane, Rev. j.. Ferris, Rev.
J. Rogers and others. AN sunday
schools are requested to elect dele
gates torepresent them in the conyen-
ton.
The Penn's Grove record., 1884-10-04
Tho Egypllan LOTUS winch inhabIts

The Egyptian Lotus which inhabits
the Woodstowu and Sharptown ponds
has stopped blooming for tho season.
They have grown there since tie old
est citizens was a boy. They seem to
have first grown in Salem meok near
Corses' Landing. Tho most potable
statement Of their introductioa INTO
Woodstown pond is that Benz. Morgan,
an eccentric disciple of the FISHING rod
and gun, was made angry by the owner
OF the pond and knowing .with what
rapidIty the Lotus grew, strewol the
seed in revenge. A freshet several
years ago carried the SEED down TO
S%harptown where they grow more
thrifty Shan IN us r-ouarf4.....
The Penn's Grove record., 1884-10-04

bath morning lei by Rev. Nm CoAsou.
SDac.al services OF an inteTeStns char
acGer nave teen prepared toJ tie SAP
b,th-achaol who is held At I,)'elvcx.
Rev. J.. y. stuff viii prelc- a. She
afternoon at 2 O'Clock and Rev. '.a,es
Grant at Z in the evening. lev. 2.
A. Sinkinson, Rev. G. ;. I1w.aon,
Rev. q. ;. Robinson and sevcya. other
noted ministers Of the NJ. /. loater-
ence viii be present. Music s%,lropri-
ate for the occasion will be rendered
under the charge Of Prof Iemdsgton
Elorce.
The Penn's Grove record., 1884-10-04

The Electrical Elk ibiton closes on
Saturday next. This is the first Of the
kind ever beldin America, and the fifth
in the word. On Wednesday night the
reelection from its immense light was
ylsablo from near Wiley'ssehool-house.
Ifvoushou.d attend you had betterleave
YOUR watch at hOme as the electric
i,y magnetizes the works 80 that it
viii not go.
The Penn's Grove record., 1884-10-04

The white potato crop is reported to
I've considerably below last years. The
rot is quite prevalent, anu The grubs
have greatly Injured the tuhers in
mary sections Of the country. All III
dications are in favor of higher prices.
The Penn's Grove record., 1884-10-04

The repairs which the Mariners
Bethel Church has Deen undergoing
for some time are completed and the
re- opening exercises will take place to-
morrow. There will be a social gath
cring and praise meeting OF the men,
beers OF the church this evening. EX.
perierce meeting will be held 81 sab
The Penn's Grove record., 1884-10-04

Last Sunday while MI. Geo. Flana-
gin was on his way to SundaY-school
his horse became Interchangeable and
ran into the iente, o~vertunilg the
buggy and breaking The top. MIR. T..
was thrown cut and severely out not
seriously hurt.
The Penn's Grove record., 1884-10-04

The W. C. I. U. should reopen a
reading room. The nights are getting
long and the youth of the town should
have some place where they can pass
an evening in social and intellectual
ENJOYMENT. Let tine leading citizens
come forward aud help the women in
their good ause.
The Penn's Grove record., 1884-10-04

Mr.. and Mrs. Rlsling Steward, form
erly of this place but uow of Ain.P-
oils, Nd, have been very sick hut
their friends are glad 10 hcal they are
convalescent. = lU~
The Penn's Grove record., 1884-10-04

Miss Annie Barber who has been
very sick during the past Summer is
now so she goes out. She hopes soon
to be able TO resume her position as
school teacher,
The Penn's Grove record., 1884-10-04


Lay in your coal.
DNcks are coming.
Tin trade booming.
The small boy has begun to hunt
the chestnuts.
Very comfortable enthusiastically
fve cent pieces.
For fresh fish, oysters and clans,
visit Harris & Co.
The Hook and Ladder Company
ought TO have a parade.
This Moon is called the Hunters
Moon, fulling to-day.
If you want to buy anything visit
S. r. Leap s Bros store.
Miss Sallie Aborn is attending tic
State Normal School at Trenton.
Rev. James Trickett of Alloway has
established a nursery at that place.
The October term Of Salem county
scourts convenes on the 21st inst.
On Tuesday corr reached the high
price of 81 per bushel in Chicago.
Mr.. Robbins the druggist has had
beautiful new sign board erected.
Capt. Whitaker left home on Mon
day to meet his vessel at Baltimore.
III. p. Neck township tax rate is
81 cents on the S106 Oldmans is SO
cents.
The frame for Mr.. Chas. Smaliey's
new house Oh Pitman street has been
raised.
The sturgeon fishermen are having
their boats repaired and laid up FOL the
winter:
The Mother Hubbard dress is not al
lowed to be worn on the street i'll Phil
adelphia.
The oyster sloop Chas. Bright of
Camden is Oh BARRIERS railway being
repaired.
Albert Stetser, we understand, is
going to start oon for England OH =
pleasure trip.
Time to lay by your straw hats and
linen dusters and get out your old felt
aud overcoat.
tanning & Peterson have been I'M
loading a vessel load of salt hay dur
ing this week.
Friends Circular Meeting will be
held at PENIS Neck next First-day,
at 80 O'Clock.
The boys of Alloway, Salem county,
have started a crusade agaAst Mother
Hubbard dresses.
Mr.. Edw. Harris new house is build
ing rapidly under the architectural
skill of Mr.. Chas. Bowen.
Don't fail to notice the change of
time of our early train which took
effect last Wednesday.
John Summerill q Bro. have re.
ceived six car loads OF lumber this
week from Pennsylvania.
The sweet potato crop Of Frank Pan
coast who res DIES near WoOdstown
cleared him Sl0o 10 the acre.
The annual meeting of the Salem
courty Temperance Alliance viii be
held in Woodstown on Wed. 18th inst.
The Penn's Grove record., 1884-10-04

Frank c. Simpkins OF the Delaware
River Railroad Will attend the conven-
ton OF tho Ola Reliable Conductors
Life Insurance Association which will
meet at Toronto, Canada, on the sth
OF October.
The Penn's Grove record., 1884-10-04

AChauJauqua Literary and Scientific
Circle has been started il Wooastown
with Gtteen members. Corses' Land
ing has a t.ourishing circle and Ponns-
grove should start one. Who will bs
the first to move that We have one?
The Penn's Grove record., 1884-10-04

Reeves Counsellor, d farmer Of Elsin
boro, IS the owner of a mare twenty
nine years cid that IS the mother Of a
Il rec m~onths-old colt. IL is consider
ed one of the most promising Colts il
Salem county.
The Penn's Grove record., 1884-10-04

List of letters advertised and re-
naming in the p~ostofflce at Penns
grove for the montb ending September
30th: w. II. Bracken, JOSEPH Gross,
Edward s. Davis, Capt. William j..
Hopkins, Job Marshall, Edward Tus
sew. Thomas Ed. Wheatly, Airs. Sallie
Doibow, Miss Lizzie C. Hewitt. Per
sons calling for any Of the above let
ters will please mention advertised.
The Penn's Grove record., 1884-10-04

The Republican voters of this town
ship will hold a meeting in Odd Fell
lows Hall this evening, to elect dele
gates to represent the township in the
Republican County Convention, to be
held at Salem next Thursday, 9th inst.
The Penn's Grove record., 1884-10-04

II is reported that the Sheriff has his
hands on the Elmer Glass Works. The
hopes are that the litigation will be
settled SO something can he done, as
tie factory viii greatly benefit the
business of the town.
The Penn's Grove record., 1884-10-04

These arc the days that Try tbs oul IF
man when he mas To lug the cos. stoye
ont Of the carrct an3 has hs patience
y. 0ualtto fever heat n fixing tat -toy
pipe to suit lis wife.
The Penn's Grove record., 1884-10-04

Mr.. John z. Leap Haa IA laseG
The carpet weaving business With 81,
the fixtures pertaining therto, AMI Isl
now prepared to do good work AZ
reasonable p,ices. Those WisAils any
thing IL that lire would DO we'll to
give lin Il cal.
The Penn's Grove record., 1884-10-04

John >urmerilt has purchased oi
F~eatherer, II the johnson tarHl q o"'
horse comiDr 5 years Old 1t . d perfect
beauty ana riyes prymis. Of n, ,i0E =
superior IU4 Lister.
The Penn's Grove record., 1884-10-04

I A barge load OF brown stone las
arrived at BARRIERS wharf IOr the
basement Of st. Paul Church.
A barge load also arrived at sumner
iii IL Bros wharf ior the Church.
The Penn's Grove record., 1884-10-04

Trying 70 do business without a3sar
Using IS Ike winkiug at q pretty girl
in The dark; you may know what yon
are dong yourself but nobody else Ices.
The Penn's Grove record., 1884-10-04

Tie fourth teacher IN our public
school, Mis- Anna Lawrence, took
charge Of he room !~st u nday morn
log
The Penn's Grove record., 1884-10-04

VIM Flanagan, vino has been
learning engineering on n of the
Menhaden fishing steamers plying be
tween New York and Sag Harbor, is
home visiting friends.
The Penn's Grove record., 1884-10-04

Il IL ~proba5lo that salem county
f.Gmeys engaged in daisg.pE 4u4 t9ma
"a raising viii c.Eauiae 70 secure Better
p.iacs for their produce in lie fayure.
There has been considerable talk on
the matter aud the plan partly formed.
TIE poor crop D.. tomatoes this season
has made a good many Of the growers
more than over dissatisfied with the
prices received.
The Penn's Grove record., 1884-10-04

The vessel Iryan B., Capt, VAIN
right, cleared for Baltimore>g on Thurs
day to procure a load Of oyster SHELLS
for thG township.
The Penn's Grove record., 1884-10-04

The much needed shower which Wis
tied MS on Tuesday noon last. wa5
gladly welcomed hy al. The Ioajs
are again pas5able and the soil iii for
blowing and seeding. AZ We 90 to
press q cold storm il III, 8, Which
promises TO he one Of unuss,a! severity
ending most probably ind frosty snap
Joseph Denny s Bro, tac rev
butchering firm, have come iilo Cattle
in MAYORS lot eonditioniHs Tor tho
Pannsgrove market.
The Penn's Grove record., 1884-10-04

me n. L. CAurch, which has been
undergoing repairs for some time, IS
ready to be furnished and painted.
Sunday.schocl was held in It last san
day.
The Penn's Grove record., 1884-10-04

PARADISE ENCAMPMENT, No, Al, I. o.
%. y. Meets on the lJt, and Bid Friday EVENINGS
OF every Month, In Odd Fellows Hall.
q. r., J. ID. Whitaker; S.W., IL. NJ. FeatIereT
j. W., j.. q. Murphy Scribe, e. G.. AborD 4;
Treas, j. Featherer II. T., II. M Flanagan.
UNION LODGE, No, 81, X. Of r., meets
every Wednesday eve, in odd Fellows Hal.
q. c., q. g. D0lbOw V. G.. j. Q. Clark X. Of
r.. S. Geo. W BeVis NJ. OF E, w s. AVIS.
VIOLA COUNCIL, No, ~. Jr.O g.A.N.
merts i'm Odd Felluws' HAL, every Monday
evening ats O'Clock SHARP.
O.. j. i. Thompson; V. G., ". H.. Compton:
Rec. See, T.. +. Bright; i. Sec, Geo. Smith.
PENN'S GROVE C0NcLAVE, No. "a, 10
H., meets every Monday evening the RECORD
building, at ~ O'Clock.
Arcliss, Il. u. Strimpl > Provost, J. Iiarker;S
u. Archon, W. + .Neager; FinaneieI, G. S
Kille Secretary, s.. NJ benny.
The Penn's Grove record., 1884-10-04

Advertising Rates utjc Known On APP ~lIsottJn.
SIMPLE copy OF RcCOGD scat by re1ues..
The Penn's Grove record., 1884-10-04

The steamer MAJOR R"YEOLD lcarcs rcnus
grove for Philadelphia every day, Except sun
day at 9 O'Clock, u. ~. Returning letYC I'hiia
delplIia at 2 O'Clock, i. IN.
The steamer s.. a. McGtIb. row 1uus be
tween PENNSGROEE and WiLhJNGrON,
every Tuesday, Wednesday, Friday auI 5HtUg-
day st and 10 a. NJ, aud ! p. IA. VIII .raYc
Wilmington Oh SAINT days at Il. M and ?
and 5 =. III.
The Penn's Grove record., 1884-10-04

METHODIST EPISCOPAL CHURCH REV.
j. III. HUTCHINSON, PasTOR. Preaching 10 4.
NJ, and Z y. NJ. Sunday School-2 Z. II. Fray
or Meeting-Tuesdty Evenings.
METHODIST PROTESTANT CHURCH. RLy
J. l.. WATSON, PASTOR. sunday School 10 A.
N. Preaching 2 and 7 z. NJ. Prayer kleetlny
Wednesday Evenings.
The Penn's Grove record., 1884-10-04

%SATURDAY, Il 4.
The Penn's Grove record., 1884-10-04

Mail from Philadelphia aad tGterue iiafe
places arrive daily, except S]uHayE,} 1T ".5l q.
IN. and : ;0j ana TAI p. IA. Mail closes at 6. 80
and II 80 Il. IN. V.luablcs aud letters register
ed on application. Fee, 10 cents,
The Penn's Grove record., 1884-10-04
RIVER II r

NOrthw'd, leave AN. An. I'M. P.N.
Penp's Grove, 10 IS L p ; j"
Sundays, 20 40
SOuthw'd leave Am An. =. NJ. P.Ei.
Philadelphia, 90 II 70 II 10
Sundays, $50 500
The Penn's Grove record., 1884-10-04

Ctioi SC VI hbi iCOAd .ss1s - AN~J LiOth
log
Inc scnoohot L n ho'n'S IRON
Of shingles and yellow pine lumber
st tbe Cove tor 5vmmoriil y BRO.
VIM Coop r. near "ood".""A, Gus
one u BIS beauty ci iieDi2a potatoes
monster tuber surely it is.
frying 10 do business WltIie@s5 aS'@s
t1slne IS like WihktnE as q Prev. Gfi
IN the dafNi you may k"n" "i'"t you
Inc vessel ryan b. capt wan
right, cleared TOT Haltlmore>9n lh'.fs-
day TO procure a load d oyster shel's
ior thG township r.
Ehe N. &. Church, which mas boon
undergoing repairs tor some tliae, IS
ready to be furnished Il fa.L'sed.
Sunday-SchocI was held IL u last S1A-
day.
VIM blanagani VINO mas bse!l
Learning engineering on n "i inc
Menhaden fishlhg steamers piVlAe Dc
tween New York and Sag harpof, IS
home visiting frie"ds.
arrived at BARRIERS wharf iOf ihe
basement Of St. raul ohufch.
A barge load also arrived az summer
i'll ~ Bros wharf ior the Chu!reh.
AK all' Mlo' h'9i'"
GrIY OF TINS pace nh- LOW vi AIUIsP-
oils, Nd, have been very Siek "et
their friends are glad 10 heaT they are
convalescent. s-Lc1
MiSS Hhh'o o"iD" - ""'
very SICK dui'hs 'ie pAS' !"
now so Sho gees our. S't lloptS SoOh
to be able TO resume her position as
school teacher.
'lahN - 'ih'pA " '"0
l.l'ei is'''ioH" "nl "'Iei'' r,o ,o''o'.
ZION Oh III" Si~ Hel"o'o 0ou""1'"' =
i"o i'.'a'"noe o.t,
OF October.
ACh'"'"u4o' i'I''4"'! anu
CHc'e mas "eell s''Atou IA "o'u""
"l'h fifteen h'eu'oe'7' Co''0'
ing has " Ao"' '''.''s -
the first to move that we have one?
Inc "h'te pos"to ''op 10 iei'''eu ~
ne cohs'oeraoi5 oeio" 4"'' year D in'
o !" quite prevalent, anu 'DG 1'"os
nave elea'iy luluie" '"0 '"Ne
dications are in favor OF higher prices
Last 2'hu't' WHY VA "'1'
GIN was on ihS way " ""''0"J -''ii'o,
ms morse pe'"Ile u'pl"i'"s''o'' anu
ran INTO Inc renee o~'oi'uiiiIts '"e
buggy anu Tie TOP. AtG. i.
was thrown out and severely out not
seriously hurt.
heeVeS oouusei'ot' " '"lD'oi Vi E'S'"
oofo' IS tle owner o. " mare '"7n'y'
nine years old that IS the molAer OF a
Tree m~0nths-old colt. II IS consider
ed one of the most promising colts il
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,,a4.,o g,on,m hoe Tito
~ IS ielo'teG ''d' one 'no.'h i''9 niS