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Salt Lake evening Democrat. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1885-1887, 1885-10-26
ELECTION FRAUDS

So much is heard about election frauds
that at times one wonders if there ever
was one honest election. Senator Sher-
man has been saying that if there had
been fair vote last year James G. Blaine
would have been President of the United
States and not Grover Cleveland. How
this would have been done is not ex-
planned, but the inference is that the
frauds were all at the South, and that the
negro was not allowed to vote as he
chose. Last year after the Republican
candidate was defeated, it was generally
said that such defeat was owing to the
detection of the Mugwumps in New York,
but this year the Mugwumps will proba-
bly, vote for Mr.. Davenport, the Repub-
ican candidate for Governor of
New York, and it is not de-
sirable to offend them, SO the
Republicans are maintaining silence on
the treason of the Mugwumps last year.
That at times there have been frauds
committed by either party cannot be de-
MED. Whenever fraud is committed
on the ballot-box, every honest citizen of
the Republic is sinned against, and it
makes no difference by which party the
fraud is committed, nor for what object.
In country like America, where the will
of the people is made known through the
ballot-box, to in any way tamper with
that box is to thwart the will of the peo-
pie to the extent of that tampering.
Where a country is governed by the
people expressing their will.through the
laws, such laws must be sacredly observed,
otherwise popular liberty is in danger.
In no way are these laws so much in
danger as where those whom the people
choose to promulgate their laws are chosen
through fraud. To take all manner of
precaution to prevent such frauds, and to
punish them when discovered, is one of
the first and most important duties of the
State. In the United States it has be-
come so common to charge fraud at cleo
tons that now whenever any man or
party is disappointed ON account of the
way an election goes, fraud is charged
against the successful party. Unless
there is very good evidence that fraud has
been committed, it is doing the country
and American institutions great wrong
to charge fraud, and every time ground
less charge offraud is made it demoralizes
the public mind more or less, and tends to
make men suspicious. No good citizen,
be he Democrat or Republican, can wish
to see the triumph of party or policy if
such triumph can only be had through
fraud
Salt Lake evening Democrat. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1885-1887, 1885-10-26
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having IN addition to our Bank correspond-
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ana manufacturing firms, corporations. min
Ing companies, stock growers and indiyidna1,
received on favorable terms
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Salt Lake evening Democrat. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1885-1887, 1885-10-26
vi MEDICkl.

This man came to Salt Lake City representing
himself as the son of DR.. Z. B. FooTE OF New
York, the well known specialist, as abundantly
proved by afhdayits. AS rumors came into Salt
Lake City from Dakota and Montana from an
expose made there, he changed his base and
represented himself as the son of more noted
specialist in New York City than DIR. E. B.
FooTE, the well known author. Mr. JOHN F.
TRow, of the well known Trow's Directory, in
business), Ex-Governor FRANK FULLER, of Utah
and the Hon. ABRAM WAKEMAN, for many years
Postmaster in New York City, also Surveyor of
the Port, gave their affidavits that there are no
other doctors in New York by the name of Foor
or FooTE, excepting DR.. E. B. FooTE, the author
OF Medical Common Sense" etc., and his two
sons, DR.. Z. B. FooTE, Jr, and DR.. HUBERT T.
FooTE. The genuine DR.. FeoTE, Jr., will here
after always employ the initials, E. B., in desig-
known not only at home but wherever his pub
lcations have been circulated, by the name of
DR.. FooTE, Jr. Greater care will be taken here.
after, in view of the fact that an unprincipled
person has assumed to profit by his and his
fathers reputation.
Those desiring further and more detailed in
formation in respect to this matter, will receive
it by addressing Box 414, Salt Lake City, Utah.
Persons having information of advantage to
J. w. !vey, with Sutherland & Mcbride, Salt
Lake City.
Those desiring to consult Dr. FooTE profes
sionally or to order remedies should address
either
Dr.E B. F00TE, Sr., or DR.. E. B. F0OTE. Ir..
12O Lexington AVE., New York.
Consultation Free, in person or by letter.
Salt Lake evening Democrat. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1885-1887, 1885-10-26

the display at New Orleans will be as
bread cast upon the water. In conclusion
we would say that the fare to New Orleans
will not be to exceed cent and quarter
per mile each way, thus placing it in the
power of all to visit the great Exposition.
Salt Lake evening Democrat. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1885-1887, 1885-10-26
Turn About Fair Play.

The Chico, Cal, Record says: A young
man in Colusa county shot himself year
ago, because young woman refused to
marry him. The girl said he was fool /,
but the boy recovered. The other day
the girl committed suicide, because the
boy refused to marry her. The world
changes, and so do boys and girls.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1885-07-22

bdn6ler unb s0dnolcrinnen bagegen
linb taft ausi1lieBli9 9euiI6e, ia, ben
meilten BON ibnen geBt es, Die norbin
unferem Merifaner, baB ibnen Die engs
lifde Sprade ein Bud nit lieben Sic
geln 1T. 9ier f0nnte man oft glauber,
baB man ii6 auf einem beuti6en
Marfte befdnbe, tpenn al bic lhmaraen,
gelben, gritagel6en unb rotbbraune1t
8eli9ter rings umber ben Ginbrud
ni6t 5erfDrten. Denn neben ben Me=
ritanern = bic iebo6 bas 9auptcontins
gent Der nidt faufalii6en 8eb6lferuns
Der tpefterauii6en 9auptfteOt biloen,
feblt es au6 ni9t on 3ablrei9en Nez
germ llnb Mulatten, fomie an lang
be5opften S6bnen bes bimmlii9en &ei>
DIES. Nber aud unter BEN bier fell
gebotenen @emiien uno Griidten iinb
neben ben in europa befannten aud
nlan6e, Die Der 2ii6en3ettel bort ni9t
fennt. So iinb Die rieligen WaKer>
melonen, bic Bataten, bic 8aranen, bic
faoen fiirbisartigen SquaI6's uu6 an.
oere mebr. M0gen aber bieIe Grii1te
aud nod 70 frembartig fem, bic
Spra6e, in BET urs ibre 8oraige alt=
gepriefen uer6en, 1T Deuti6-freili6,
mitunter aud etipas frembartig unb
ngemirt"-aber bod immerbin 9eutid.
No9 etuas aber lift es, mas ben Neus
bergefommenen bier befremben nluB.
Inter 9enen, bic bier lire Ginfdufe Be-
foreen, feblen fait b6aig Bic Damen.
IS berri6t bier bic ieltidme Site, baB
ni9t bic 6rauen, ionber1 Bic Mdnner
bic Marfteinfdufe beiorsen. gs 1T
bies f~einestpegs aHgerneine americana
f4e Site, Oenn auf benz sroBen frars
56ii6en Marfte in Stem Orleans geb6=
rem Die eiafaufen6en Mdnner gu ben
5eltenbeiten.
Wel1 gdn3li9 perdnbertes Bib bietet
berfelbe plab aber Mbenbs, mad Mn=
bru6 Der Dunfelbeit barl
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beg Qebens fallen, berauben ben Wen=
ideu Der lGelbfa6tung unb {6md9en
Bag uribeil iiber Das, mas ebrlid unb
une6rlid III. Wie piele Menf6en tper=
bem falId, binterliiig unb unebrli6,
nur neil iie Der 8eriu6ung gum 59ul.
bennla6en ni1t mioeritebeu f6nner
ober neil linen Der moralii6e Mutb
fsblt, ibren 8erlegenbeiten gerabe ms
@eIi6t gu ieben. Sic Deriu6en es
meitens gar ni6t, tpieberum folibeu
@runb unb elm gutes @epifen gu ge=
m%innen, ionoern menben ale m6gli9en
S6li6e unb 2nife an, ibre gesebenen
8erlpre6en unerfiilt gu lai1en. Srau>
rig 1T eWortbrii6isfeit, gemein linb Bic
2igen getpiHer Menf9en, am alIerges
meiniten aber 1T Die 9anblungspeife
berienigen, Die Elm gutes @infommen
baben, ie0od, slei@ Wabnfnnigeit, elm
Seben fiibrert, als ieien ibre Mtittel urs
eri66pfi6."
Sic r&i6mono Opinion" enti6ulz
bigt bic ub6len 8uben" uno bdlt babel
beren @ltern cine Stanbrebe, inbem lie
fagt:
ysSl1 aaen Qdnberm linb bie Buber
chamber glei6, bas liest einmal i'm
8lute. Sinh 5e aber iebr gut pber
febr i6le6t, 10 mirb oies bur1 Die l1mtz
ftanbe berborgerufen, pel9e fie un,ge.
ben. &naben glei9en BEN 3weigett
zines Baumes uno padien berar,
tpie Sbr iie biegt. sic baben bic
@igeni6aft, fi6 oas Borbilb ibrer
@dter gum Wuffer gu nebnien.
Sebr oft fommen bic lauteifen &lagen
bon Denienigen, Die fem 8e6t baju
baben. fgbe mir Hagen, fo1ten mir
uns felbit priifen, in pie melt infer
eigenes Betragen Die umftdnbe berbei>
gefibrt Fat, bic uns miBfalen. Cine
un5e gutes 8eiipiel 1T rnebr tpertb, dig
elm Pfunh gutter grmabnungen, unb
mebr als cine Sonne berfelben, tuenit
unier eigenes 8eifpiel ri1t nit
uniern @rmabnungen ibereinfimmt &c.
Mit einfahen Wprten bdtte bic
Opinion" fagen f6nnen: Wir f6nnen
BON unfern Rin6ern Ni9ts perlanger,
mas mir niht ielbif tbun.
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= eeas 8.

- SStt 8lameo iinb Ser SobauaKer>
Salot bon 6. Carmel uttb bas Waa=
renbalts Bon Gage & So. ab%gebranttt
= 9ie Minen Bel Sabinas ftnb BON
ben merifanii6en 8eb0rben mie6er frei
gegeben morben.
= Bon Ginmep miro beridtet, bat
fi9 in Der bortigen @egenb Snbianer
berumtreiben. Sci Mauris &an9 min
man Is berielben gefeben baben. Ser=
feits bes 9io Granbe foDe1 80 Merifas
ner BON ibnen ~erntDrbet tporben fem.
Sas gountpgefdngniB in 2ibertp
lit nie6ergebrannt. Gin in bemfelben
befin6li9er @efangener fou bas Geuer
angel:gt baben.
= Gin gpmite Der @etreibebdnbler=
Mfoeiation 1T in Dallas beriammelt,
utn bas @etreibe gu flaiff5iren unb ge=
tuife @raoe fefsufeben..
Dor ldnserer 3eit ermorbete in
Sarrant @ountp elm geipiIer 81. Ste
Dens ben ST. Walace unb murbe frei=
gefpro9en. Sariiber 1T nun iebt cine
Gebbe ausgebro9en. 9ie betrefenben
GamiIien baben f9on gesenieitig ibre
Wobabdufer niebersebrannt, pferbe
bergiftet &c.
$50 8or 5 Sabren. tpurbe in Me&ins
neD GountD elm entfobener 3u9tbauss
Strdfling Ndmens pbinips get6btet,
als er fi9 5ur Webr febte. SIS cling
,bamals bic Nebe, Bog Der grmprbefe
@elb befefen ut1b baRelbe b~ergraben
babe. Oiefer Sage eri9ienen spei
frembe Mdnner in Der Ndbe bon Ybil>
lips friiberem Wobnplab uub bega1nen
bafelbft gu graben. sic fanben aud
tDirfli9 pbilips bergrabenel S1ab,
Der aus $1547 unb elmer llbr beitanb.
Mud elm falf6er 8art unb apei Masz
fen fan6en fi6 bor.
= Dim %. SuIi 1T bon 6. $. Mr=
nede & Sobn in 9epitt gountp Der
erffe 8allen rerer Baumtpolle nod
3ouiton perf9ift tpor6en.
= Bon Muftin ,nirb beri9tet, bab
Der @apitol=g ontraftor bic grbeiter in
ben Steinbri6en 5u 8urnet fOfort be-
ginteit wiro. 6.
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gHipimDimdbt aebeilt.

Gine,n alten gtrste, Der bon Der Eraris gu,
ridgeaosen lebt, murbe bur6 einen oifiabiiden
Miffiondr Die Bei9reibung eineS einfaden
begetabilifden Seitmittels fir bic fdneae nnb
banernbe Seiluns bon 2unsenfdtpinbfu9t,
8ronditi8, gatarrb, Mft6ma unb allen Sals>
dnb 2unsentranfbeiten aiissebGnoist. Mud elm
Wfittel fir poiitibe, rabifale Seilung bon Mer,
benidpdde unb allen Nerbenfrantbeiten. Ma9-
benz ber Doftor Die ipunberbaren Seilfrafte in
tauienbea Galea erprobt bate, eradtete er es
Mitmenfden befannt au MAIDEN. Dor bisiem
.Motib tnb @unf9 setrieben, banbelte er. Sd
fenbe biefes &eaept gang foitenfrei an Mae, Bit
es ipiiniden in beutf6er, enqliider ODER franaO.
ifder Sprade, nit boiler anpeiluna Der Ger
fellung unb beS @ebrau9s. Senbe abreIe unb
Briefmarte, beaiebe Sid auf Oieie 3eitung uao
i'd fenbe eS fofort. ". q. @obes, 149 YotuerS
8iod, &od)efer, 81. q. 2,10,19mip
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Qluerlct.
Wdbrenb beg Monais SUM- muir.

= Wdbrenb beg Monais SUM- muir.
ben in San Mntonip 77,779 @auonen
Bier Derfauft. 68.324 @aQonen baoon
wuroen in Der Stabt gebraut. Sic
Snlanofeuer auf bas gebraute Bier be-
trug $500.
= @etern Na6mittas brannte 6as
Waarenbaus bon Sam 6. Bells an
ber 6ouitonffraBe ab. gs befanbeu
fi9 in bemfelben cine partie Radeten
unb ionitiger feuergefdbrlider 8egens
itdnoe, bic gar ni9t innerbalb ber
Stabt gebul6et tper6en ioIten.
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8rieffafen

u. 90. e.-Sie wiin>
iden gu mifen. mober man 2lemms
9ebrbuder am beiten be3ieben fannY
Sober beutf6e Bu6bdnbler-5. .. Nic.
3engg in San Mntonio-mirb Sbneu
bieielben belprgen f6nnen. Sic f0nnen
lid aber aad Direct au ben Werleger
menben. Die betrefenben 2ebrbu6er
eri6einen ieBt i'm Werlage BON SenrD
9olt & Co.. Stem Oort. (yto. 80 Mef
%. Strabe.)
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Gin ,panbelnbea sfelett.

Mr. 6. Sprinser bon Medaniesbura, @a.,
f9reibt: Sd tpar nit 2unsenieber unb ableeil
Der 2nnse bebafet us0 81 einem tpanbelnben
Stelett Straightforward. SD erbieIt cine Strobe.
fafde bon Or. Sings setp Discovery for Con.
iun,ptfof, auelde mir 10 inobI betam, bab id
cine Dollar GIafde faufte. Madbem id brei
folder Glafden berbraudt bate, mar id tpieber
elm Wann. Der feline @efunbbeit bouitdnbig er.
lanst unO auten appetit bate. Mein geuinn
an 6leii6 betrus 48 Yfunb.
Man b~erIanse bon u. DreiS cine Strobe.
aafde bieies setuifen SeilmitteIs alIer Qungen.
trantbeiten. @robe GIaiden 81.
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9teue Wadrett.

llncrmiiOlid III ieinem @ifer, bas Beite gu
bister, paS Der Martt ~Iiefert, bat Der befannte
@%1u9banbIer 9err JAS. MARTIN Ell.
men nellen @orratb bon Damea- unb Rinber.
S@uben einselest, Der 9ues iibert,ifft, mas mir
bisber in Oieier 8raude iaben. Sic banbse-
nGbten Sdnbe fi,b son-einer eeidtisfeit ,lnb
elesans, I'm, jeben SUP, MOLTEN iasen jebes
Giibden, su aieren. 8ir crfu9en bic 9amen,
ii9 bic neuen @aareil anauleben unb fie nerben
nit ms therein %filninen, bab Sas. Wartin iei.
men @uf, bet faibionable Sdubbanbler unlerer
Stabt au fcin, anfredt erbalt.
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8rieHiHe.

8 guberlitfd-S alderman - Greb 8enfen
-Grib 8ormans-@eors 8raben- IS 3 SEED
-Safob Drsfd-GD ubad -EboS Gritb =
3 Saif9-ag Saeobfon-2ouiS sraft-Ss>
maIas &ubner-gbaS 6 4leine -.0eib E Ncu-
mann-Sno @eubauer = Granf &abur 80 81
.&oienbers-Sermann &iber Geo IS &idarb
- Serntann &aibIer s u Seifert = 6 u
Sdmibt II 8 Sanbe = g Srapp 2ouis
@ormer-Sos 9 @olfe-9ouis Barner-@eter
@agner.
Nusldnbifde Briefe:
Wlr. AnfIepiea-Sobn EttIer-aIbert Sore3
-War Runaesbeimer-Or. s &euner-9ein>
rid 3ermann = Abam Rolmonn-Bm MuS.
tber-QOuis Yafden-Yeter Sud.
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8mflenS Mrnica=g albe.

Die bette Salbe ber Belt fir @@nitte,
Auetlduasen, @efdpire, Gieber- uno Saut.
Nusfdla9, Gledte, %geiprunsene Sdnoe, Grof'
beulen unb ale Sauttraufbeiten furirt Sa.
murrboiben ober feline Beaabluns. 8Oaise
Classification oarantirt ooer baS @elb pirb
auriiderfattet. 20 @entS bic Sdadtel bel u.
Dreib.
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Dead Shot" Sereip @orm 0ini.
ment pirtt fiber uno fdnea. Die1es Eminent
tObtet bic @iirmer augsnblidlid ; bait GIieaen
ab unb beiit bic @unbe. SIM @aier aufaeiof
if es elm ausse3eidnetes SeilmitteI seaen iraenb
nelde @unoea beim 9ieb. Preis so gents.
@raparirt uab gum 8erfauf bel u. Dreib,
Sau Mntomio. 1876 tup
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yrsS xsil|Se t515:e ,aR;s 9lW " 5sa rsisus RIsis
Mrtnee segen berbriibte unb s~rinbise Glfe, &c.
gen bas @unbreiten ober Wuublaufen, aeaen
YrideIbite unb ale Der lleberbibung bes 8lutes
entiprinsenoen Sautfranfbeiten ~ansemanbt.
Mls elm WuIuer fit 4inOer febt es uniibertrof>
fen ba. s9rets % Gents. Yraparirt unb gum
gertduf bel y. Dreib MIamo Drug 'etore,
Can Wutpnip.
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- s. Ralteber 6 Con, Mpotbefer, neIde
immer fir bas @obI ieiner aunOen belorst 1T,
bat iest ben 8erfauf bon Sr. 8ofanfo's
Sufem- uno 2un9en Syrup erbaltcn, Elm
9eiImittel, peldes unfebIbar ale grfdItunsen,
S9meraeu in Der 8ruf, unb ode 2ungen.
franfbeiten iartrt. Bur Strobe nebmet cine
|robeFaide. @eipobnlide @roBe so Gents
unb 400.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1885-07-22

- Sn &~ranfbeitsfdnen folte ieber
barna9 tra6ten. nur bic beften Mebi=
sinen e%inautaufen. st. Safobs Del
bat ii6 f6on felt Sabren bewdbrt. Sn
Glen Mpotbefen gu baben.
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8dderet unb @iseream : parlOr
j. w

32s SOmfOn. Ode bon SeTerlom>S trabe.
Dem seebrten YubIifum sur 0a9ri4t, bab
i4 fets cine boaifdnbige au8wabf bonn f~einften
8adpert umb ielbfsemadten unb importirten
@anbieS auf Eager balte. Eis. Cream ipirb in
ieber 0nantitdt ms Saus %seliefert.
GtSfaIte8 &obas u. Mtneraltpafer.
lo,7 G3W % s2
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0hotparaphieu. tpeIde in GalIa:

pbotograpbien, tpel6e in Gallo
MAPS @~alIerie, Alb Of 6pufon=
Strabe genpmmen tperofn, limb in
ieber 9infi6t pol1fpmmen unb f6nnen
niht iibertrDfeu werben. User cine
porsisll6e YbotOgrapDie gu mdBisem
preiie tpiini9t, benz e~mpfebleu mir ,nah
GaaamaD5 8auerie gu eebeu, unb er
miro suf,ieoengeftellt meroen.
Feiles Sarsapari1la" fir
ale 8Iut. uno Sautt1anfbeiten. aurirt Die
ldlimmien Sale bon 8lutberaiftung Bis our
sepobnIi@en Slime. @ebraudsanneiiuns auf
Der Etitette. Gabrisirt bon Der Mlamo Mft'g
Gompanb uno gum gerfauf all @ieoerberfdrfer
uno an &ribatpcripnen Bel q. 9reik Gan
Mntonio.
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l1niern seebrten aunben CUR @adridt,
baB mir in 8erbinbuns nit uniernr alien
2und : Stanb in @dol3's Wtrthidaft,
bieIes meme 2ofal aui's @eidmadponfe
uub gsquemfte einSeri4tet haben.
s%yamtlten= unb sseite1en
tSnnen in bemielbeu, Obne baB bic Cd.
le selfSrt werben, herseridtet merben.
ResulSre WablSeiten.
Beftellunseit q Ia Carte.
Wc&ens u. EuSes.g Board.
a,6 tuw
The Penn's Grove record., 1885-02-21
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The Penn's Grove record., 1885-02-21

Tns fab Commissioners ct thei-
meeting held in Trenton three week
ago decided ts.t SONS action should be
taken to protect the fish IS they
decreasing. They claim thst the fish
have 40 chance to escape the many
nets and reach spawning ground in the
upper wcterS Of the river. True they
have a dangerous blockade to run, but
the catch of shad each year iEcreasss.
There 10 Most probably no who
knows nore about the catch of shsd in
the Delaware Eiver adjoining Salem
County then Capt. Samuel Denny who
has been tow master of the shad carry
ing line for more than twelve years.
Hekas furnished us with a list of sllad
which lie has carried for the past twelve
years from Hope Creek All0way Creek.
The Orchard, Pennsville, and Penns-
grove. 1t does not pretend to be the
accurate number of shac caught each
year but as near a calculation as a
I've arrived at. The number consumed
Oh shore is taken to be about the sar1e
each year. The following is the num-
Der of shad carried for each respective
ypar aimee 1872.
The Penn's Grove record., 1885-02-21
CEDARVILLE CRUMBS.

The FIRST sleighing in Cedarville this
winter was witnessed IN Saturday, the
snow being of a sufficient depth to sleigh
part OF the time on snow, and part of
the time on the ground. But on Sat
urday afternoon snow began TO fall and
continued until twelve O'Clock. On
Sunday the was about six inches
deep and sleighs began going in every
direction. On Monday a terrible storm
was felt, beginning about day-break
and lasted all the forenoon, doing a
gleat deal of damage throughout the
county, breaking the banks along Ce
dar Greek, and overlooking the land
with water, causing people who have
to walk TO stay at home, and many who
went to their places of business on
n opday morning were unable to get
home the same day on account of The
water. Aud sene who went out to the
neighbors in tbs morning were unable
to get home before night. hear Of
several instances where people have lost
small boats during the storm, and Of 4
few large boats being xasheid upon the
marsh.
The extra meetings which have been
held, at New Port, hvae proven sgraEd
success. Rev. Mr.. Ludlow the pastor
ftile Church announced last Sunday
evening that this would be the last
week tie meetings would continue.
The salvation Army, at B:idgeton;
say THAT people cannot 90 to heaven gu
roller skates. They advise people to
come to their meetings instead Of going
to the skating rink. Many small child
ren in and around Cedsrville are suffer
Ing from membrane Group. And many
older persons are suffering with the
typhoid pneumonia LII.
The Penn's Grove record., 1885-02-21

Three oar loads Of pork were shipped
from Woodstown station On Wednes-
day Of last week.
Charles ii. Smith during his stay in
WoodstOwn disposed Of ninety-iive head
of horses and mules.
Penns Neck bridge is building IS
rapidly W. the weather permits and
hopes are that ii will soon b. completed.
The s2O,0 0J worth of bon Is issued
by the County for building the penns
Neck bridg have been disposed of, AMI
the County has received therefor ST.
1925. The rate of interest Oh these
bonds is five per cent per an,Nm. The
Bonl-holder pay tax on the bonds,
thus reducing the interest TO about
four per cent. As the new bridge will
not require repairs for some years the
money which would have been spent
yearly to repair the old bridge had 1t
b en- allowed 10 stand will suffice to ply
the interest on the Bridge Bonds.