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The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1885-03-13
LETTER LIST.

List of letters remaining in the post
office at lola, Kas., March 18th, 1850.
Ares, John Leamah, ,os N
Broil, Miss Resa M0oIe' Sna
Davis, John N0Dle, Mon IT,
Dehnhofr Mr. G w WIS, MI; neP
johnson, Wv "aies' 'ohh'
Persons calling for any OF the above
letters will please say ADVERTISED"
and give date of advertisement.
A C.. NJ. SIMPSON. p. M.
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CARD FROM DIR. L. TozER, OF lola, KANs

CA6U k6VA O0s L. AVA6kss w AVA<nf 1>0<sS
Having established nm Infirmary in
lola for the treatment of chronic dis
eases and surgery, we would call the
attention of the public to the follow
ing: -.
We treat all durable diseases with a
success unsurpassed in the West. We
cure all Ruptures by process entirely
new, safe and simple, which does
away forever with the truss; no knife
no danger. We cure PILES and FIs-
TULA without the knife or pain.
STRUCTURES, HYDR0CELE, va
uIOCELE, and diseases of the KIDNEYS
and BLADDER are treated and cured
by the latest and most approved
methods.
In all private diseases we have a
wide experience and unsurpassed sue
cess. Diseases Of the JOINTS and
BONES, OLD SORES, TUMORs, CANCERS,
sCROFULA, SPINAL CURVATURE, HIP
JOINT DISEASE, HARE LIP, CLEFT
PALATE, and all diseases Of the
THROAT, LUNGS and HEART are treat
ed by those improved methods for
which the last ten years are famous.
We straighten Crossed Eyes, operate
for Cataract, remove obstruction TO
; Tear Ducts, end treat successfully all
durable diseases of the Eye and Ear.
We are especially prepared in the
Infirmary for the treatment ofthe Dis
. eases of Women. If you have any
Chronic Diseases come or send for
Circular. We will visit any part OIL
the county in consultation or to per.
form surgical operations. Address
communications to DIR. l.. TozER,
lola Infirmary, lola, KaDs
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AUCTI0NEER.

VIM. H. Wychoff, Moran Kansas,
cries sales in Allen and adjoining
counties. Satisfaction guaranteed OF
no pay. Charges one per cent.
Correspondence promptly answered..
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FOR SALE +!

One span of good horses and three
year-old mule. Inquire Of
A. T.. WRIGHT.
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FOR SALE:--Dwelling house and
one lot. New house; good location.
Amply at this office.
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first Of the week. and has gone to Eu-
reka, where he has opened restau-
rant. THE REaIsTER follows him to
commend him to his new neighbors
and wish him success.
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MARRIED,

wELBORN-STEwART. the pesiaenee
of the brides parents, in Yates Center, on the
evening OF the Sd instant, Rev. JAMES Wilson
officiating, Edward Weiborn late 81 fiqua, and
Mamie j., second daughter ~ William ana
Nancy Stewart
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lola COLLECTION AGENCY.

Par lucinda est, but how can you
have it unless you pay what you owe
The war is inevitable ana let II come
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FOR SALE CHEAP.-A yearling
high grade Jersey bull. Inquire at
this office. Mcn lou
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CHEAP MONEY.

Bowlus has any amount of money
that he can loan on real estate security
at lower rates than can be had any
where else.
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ANY woman or child can use it
the Buckeye pump, at Beck's.
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Business uotiees.

Business notices will be inserted in this col
umn for five cents per line, each insertion
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TO RENT.-A dwelling, 4 rooms
Apply to G.. G.. Clark.
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TrThis report OF the local market IL CORRECT
eli each week just before going TO press ter
Kansas City, St. Louis, Chicago anu New iotA
markets see inside pages
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FOR SALE.-One Clydesdale colt,
one mule colt, one horse colt, one bull,
one heifer. two cows and one A caliber
breech loading rifle. Apply at this
Office.
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r.M ADAMS, AUCTI0NEER.
THE BEST !

Satisfaction guaranteed or no pay
Address, lola, Kansas.
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Address all communications to sas

Address all communications to 823
Main street, Kansas City, Mo.
Two of the surgeons from the above
institute will be at the Leland Hotel,
lola, Kansas, Friday, March 10, Sat-
urtlay IA, Sunday Is, when they can
be consulted by persons suffering from
chronic affections, especially nervous
diseases, including seminal weakness
and impotency, and all diseases of the
genito-urinary organs, also all cases
crippled or deformed. Consultation
free.
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FOR SALE.-GOOd fence posts.
Nav be seen at my farm on Deer
Creek, miles north of lola and mile
south of Carlyle. G. NJ. SwIGART.
Feb27t4
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FOR SALE.-One mule four years
old. fifteen hands high. Two and one
half miles northwest of Geneva. Price
$40. A. d. Oohiio'
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clerk Tor the nearing vi thS SoSS, ~
much the worse for him, and his case,
if not actually tried, goes by default.
He is plain, unassuming, courteous to
everyone, yet he seems to think courts
are for the transaction of business for
the convenience of the people, and he
shows no leniency to the luckless petit
logger who is not rugged for action. In
the CELEBRITY with which he dispatches
business he certainly eXcells any man
who has heretofore occupied the bench
of this Yates Center NetCs.
At the meeting of the Building and
loan Association Monday night the
remaining clauses of the constitution
and bylaws were acted upon, after
which an adjournment was had till
the following evening". Pursuant te
adjournment the Association me-
Tuesday evening aud elected the fol
lowing Board of Directors: ]. H
Harris. 0. Foust, w. G. Allison
R. B. Stevenson, John Pister
VIM. Knapp. H. A. Ewing, II
! l.. Henderson, Frank Servey. Th'
Association then adjourned subject t.
the call of the Board. This calle'
meeting will be held just as soon a
e the preliminary work of getting
= charter, ETC., can be done, and all thos
It wishing to take stock in the enterpris
will be expected to attend, prepare
e to pay their first installment. We al
= glad to announce that the Associatio
It seems at last to have reached stag
from which its success seems assured
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berries and Cherries.

A Philadelphia paper says: This
week, dealers, say, will about wind up
the strawberry season. They have
been in the market for two months,
The supply first coming from Florida,
then South and North Carolina, then
Virginia, Maryland and Delaware.
II e products Of tie three lat. er SHAT s
we're thrown into the market at about
The same time, and before the supply
from that direction began to be ex-
hausted, New Jersey berries ripened
aud were sent in, and for a couple OF
lays the Philadelphia market had
bout all the strawb arries that could
be handled. Dewberries from Dela-
ware are coming in in limited quanti-
ties, and are held at Is and 20 cents a
quart. Cherries are plenty, the hot
weather ripcning them very rapidly.
Delaware furnishes them so far, They
could b. bought on Saturday for 6 AMI
5 cents per pound wholesale.
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Ealn;IN taunton.

An Annual gathering OF the Torton
family was held on Thursday at Nj.
Jas. D. Torton's in P~ennsgrove. Repre-
sootativeso of all branches OF the family
wee present from Salem, Canien,
Philadelphia, and Mt. Holly. a large
table was spread il the yard under the
shade of an awning on which a bouu-
tiful collation. was spread. Fifty-four
partook to tho qualification of their
hea ty appetite which a picnic genera
ly gives and to their social enjoymen
Among the invited guests present
were the Rev. Geo. L. Dobbins ana
wife, and j. II. Payran, of Gang en-,
Rev. W. Margerum and wife, and
Rev. G. Elvln. Both old and you 6
had a happy good time and separated
with the good wishes for the return of
many Sue occasions.
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Lctured from refused sturgeon. lie
has about 300 tons of it at Bay Side
which he expects to mix with acid rock,
plaster, &c. He has a store house at
Delaware City. 1t makes an exceilant
fertilizer.
There will be two classes Of boat
races to day Saturday at 1870 p. m
between shad skiffs and between stur-
geon skitts. Ths course will be from
the What to CIerry Island buoy and
return. Entrance fee % cents. The
prizes will BE- two sets of e0loss, first
aud second for the first and second
lest in each race.
The following named teachers have
been chosen by the trustees to have
Charge of the PeLnsgrove school dur
ing the coming school year: Alfred
F. Ames, of R3adstown, Principal;
Belle j. Alloway, LIST intermediate;
Hattie Hoffman, End Intermedia te:
Anna Holiday, Bird intermediate.
On Monday John Wesley's son,
coloredl aged s or 10 years, who was
at Geo. Dolbow's, Perkiutown, had
one foot cut off at the ankle joint and
the other cut badly by a moving ma
chine. The boy got infront Of the ma
chine while stopped and III gear. The
team started Unexpectedly.
On hext Wednesday evening week
July 8tb, Mrs. r. Z. Lore, a returned
missionary from South America and
India, and the NJ. Z. Conference Secre-
tary Of the Women's Foreign Mission
airy Society will lecture in Emanuel
brick NJ. Z. Church on Mission AIRY
work under the Auspices of the ". +.
NJ. S. of that church. All are cordia-
lily invited.
The schooner "Three Brothers, from
Tuckahoe, for Philadelphia, in ballast
sprung a leak soon after size cleared.
Two pumps were worn out without eff
feet. When going about off Deep va
ter point, Saturday night she was so
full of water she rolled over. On Sun
day she was towed on to the flats and
finally up the Delaware shore near the
Powder whlrf where she sunk. Tie
crew were saved.
On and after Wednesday, July 1, the
steamer s. A. Mccall will make,daily trips
between Pennsgrove and Wilmington
la ing Pennsgrove at 6 and 10 a, m. and
) p. H.; leaving Wilmington foot of 4th
st. wharf at s a. m. and 2 aud 6p. M
Afternoon trips ON Wednesday. Thurs
day and Friday, leaves Pennsgrove at
) and $50 pm. and Wilmington at z, 6,
and p. m.
The sturgeon fishing season of Della
ware bay and river is practically at a
close, although a few fish are caught
as there is no law to prohibit catching
them. Most of the firms have done
very poorly, some not paying expenses.
Those that did best said they would
have done u third better il they had
been allowed to fish on the Delaware
| side of the bay. Many Of the fishermen
h I'VE several tons Of meat stored in the
refrigerator at Bay Sic, bit there is
little prospect of the price advancing
much. The sturgeon business is not
50 profitable as it use TO be.
The steamer 5 A. Mccall will make
an excursion to the Old camping ground
Il Beverly, on Monday, June 29th, un-
der the auspices Of st. pouis NJ. E.
SUNDAY school, ! ayins Pennsgrove at
I A. NJ. and returning about I 2. NJ.
This will give our citizens the rare OPP
~portunity to enjoy the beautiful seen
ry along the Delaware above Pliladel-
phia and the pleasant time anticipated.
All are cordially invited to come so.
See posters.
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REPORT.

OF JOHN P. FLYNN Trcasurer OF The
Surplus Revenue Fund of Salem Il
ty for the year ending May 18th 1855.
The Bonds aud Mortgages in the
possession of tie Treasurer If said
Fund as follows.
No. Whom Loaned. When Loaned. Amt
81 j Hannah Denny Oct 80 '43S5QO 20
las j C Belden May 81 81 1900 90
133 en- English Dee 81 2ql 90
l4s ID ECSratton S22, SO 81 3
6S2 Geo Kano Dec IL, 20 ~ y
s88t a
The amount of County Bonds rid
b. said treasurer with coupons of July
LIST. 1888, and all subsequent thereto
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To do what we expect Of the stomach it must
be in good order TO receive ard dispose of the
food We put into it. Health of the stomach is
W ath TO it's owner. An unhealthy stomach is
a frlghtful evil. Happily it is an evil which can
be rectiaed. Take the trouble in time, and
use ~.lAromanna.' This remedy viii leave a
clean stomach, AMI make The organ capable
of healthy acton. Price % AMI Is cents. Sold
by ALL DRUGGIST n DEALERS.
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MARRIED.

PEDRICK-HEWES.-At TIE resi-
dence of the bride, in Bridgeport, n. j..
on May 2Gth, by Rev. j. X. Thompson,
William Il. Pedrick, Of Philadelphia,
to Miss Laura f. Hewes, OF Bridge
port.
TAYLOR UIILIAH.- At he
resid nee o( ne brides Parents, in
Wooastown, on June IS, lass, by The
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Sil0O 90 $3.50 o.
Sf403 4S

The Loan Committee respectfully report
to the Board of Chosen Freelolders OF
Salem County, that we have examined
the above report of John p. Flynn
Treasurer Of the Surplus Fund Of salem
county, that we have also examined
carefully and separately every security
bond and voucher connected with said
report, aud that we find them correct
in every particular. We further certi-
fy that the said Treasurer las eXliil,i-
ted to us the cash balance Of S2253,4o
JAMES BUTCHER,
RICHARD NJ. ACTON, IT.,
DAA VID MILLER.
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Balance Mt settlement SG343 Sc
SALEM, n. J, May 20 1855,
To the Honorable Board of Chosen
Freeholders of the county of Salem:
SIRs: We, the Undersigned, a com
mittee appointed hy your honorable
body to audit the accounts of w. W.
Acton, County collector, beg leave to
report that we have examined the bills
and vouchers held ly him, and find
them in all respects correct.
FRANKLIN BRADWAA,
RICHARD NJ. ACTON, JR,
CHARLES Il. BURT.
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EIanamaker,'s.
PInAnElrH1A. Lnnc y. ISIS

i~iliAhELPhi June u. IeH3.
Visitors coming to Philadel-
phia always come to the store
of course. What is it they
come to see? A peoples mar
ket; a hurly-burly, they are apt
to think. We welcome your
coming to see. Let's say a
word to help you seeing.
1t isn't like any store you
ever saw before; it doesn't
look like a store. Outside tie
New City Hall outshines and
overtops it so much that you
wonder as it that fat brick
building with shy looking tow
ers at corners and sideso'
You get to the windows, a
street of plate-grass, a panora-
ma Of stu6s from all over the
world behind the glass; OF ia
brics of cotton, Of linen, Of
wool, of silk, ofevery conceiv-
able stuff; Of manufactures Of
iron, ofwood, of silver, of clay,
ofleatllcr, oG.cloth, Of Juice Of
trees, and a thousanl things
beside; of things to put on, of
things to get into and under,
Of things to sit on and lie on
and stand on and walk on; of
things to work with and play
with and go-a-flshing with; of
books to read and look at and
dream over; ofall sorts Of de
lights and utilities.
You step inside the door.
Theresa cage to leave your
buster and h; nl-bag in on
check. You can leave a half
hundred packages there if you
like and go to them twenty
times a minute.
The store seems full and
empty both. Hundreds Of
people are c~rowding here and
there. The aisles are alive
with men, women and children.
Long rows Of seats are full;
long rows are empty. Why is
everybody here and nobody
there? Why, bless you, PEG
pie go where they like; they sit
if they like; they stand il they
ike, and nobody asks them
why. Too many to make any
body shy,
Is it possiblel all this serious
business2 Nothing ever was
truer. Anybody understand
it? Nothing is easier. One
looks after this, another that,
another the other. Whatseems
confusion is nothing but com
ing and going of goods and
people. That's a simple mat
ter. It wouldn't be possible to
bear the strain ofthe store all
over as full as it is in spots.
We have to a little Wills at
Christmas; and then we have
the rest, the lull in January.
But on the whole we take a
crowd pretty easy
All of which amounts to this:
Be a part Of the crowd. Con
side the store a handy place
for your thousand uses and
pleasures. We do not think
of selling you merchandise.
We think Of your seeing, OF
your liking what you see, Of
your telling those who haven't
seen. We want it understood
that the store Is q RANDY place
f.r everybody.
1901 ch-,taA
icHN WANA..AHER,
: CHESTNUT, lhtJteerta AID HaTAct streets
| aal Cgy h4t ia9idrC.
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Pennsgrove Musical Acadcn M
Commencement


The Peunsgroye Musical Academy
viii close for the season on Wednesday
July Sth, s., and reopen Monda, Sept.
7th, for Musical Instruction in all its
branches: Piano, Organ, Violin, Gui-
tar, Banjo, and Voice Culture.
The Commencement Exercises will
take place in Odd Fellows Hall on
w ednesday Ev'ng July stb,
on which occasion the Pupils of the
Academy viii. be assisted by the celt-
brated,
WEST QuA6TErIE, OF PHIIDL
(the Company who have gained such
notorieiy for their beautiful songs, also
Miss Eleanor ]. Crew, the Great Pianist,
Of Norristown Pa. and last hut not
least ouT popular flien l.,
Prof, ADAM GstBEL, Of Phitada-
The programme will lie varied and high.
" entertaining. The price Of admission
will be y cents. Prof. Pierce has al
ways given these interesting entertain
ments free to invited friends only, ana
now it remains to be seen WHO tn"
friends are.
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The days are shortening.
Harvest time is next week.
Fourth of July next Saturday.

-
Fourth of July next Saturday.
Last Sunday was the longest Day of
the year.
The moving machines are having a
rafting time.
The time for excursions, picnics, and
bay parties has arrived.
All the glass factories at Salem VIII
shut down on June the 3Oth-
Another Sunday "milk'' train will
he put on the roal to Salem.
Harvey Justice, of Pedricktown, has
a new house in the course Of building.
Charles, son of Rev. j, i. Turpin
las been visiting at South P~ennsgrove.
If you want a caol refreshing drink
visit Dr.. Johnson's soda water fou :
tain.
Make your business and home pap r
hum by adgerti=eing in it. 1t ill
Ply You.
Samuel Sheble's family, of Pdilaiel-
plia have moved into their cottage on
Willow street.
The rosebugs are SO thick in some
sections as to destroy the young peach
es, and other fruits.
Don't Forget to 50 on the excursion
t. Beverly next Mo lday, along with
st. Pauls Sunday school.
Five pupils graduated at the tenth
annual High School Comm ncement
at Salem last Friday week.
Morris nolton's house has BEEN
frightened by a fresh coat o. paint ad-
ministerei by artist Gable.
Out Of a class of 100 which entered
West Point with Cadet SMILEY, of
Bfldgeton, only 80 graduated.
A lantic City pays more internal
IT - tax tlan the counties of Cape
May, Cumberland and Salem.
Ths sloop Rcbecca Stevenson, Capt
J)ln Patten, is having a new mast, top
mast and bowsplit put in her.
The Commissioners have decided to
rebuild the State Capitol as far Il e $50
GO will go then wait for more money.
Wouldn't ii be well to have the fin
ger boards over the township repaired
and repa!nted, by order of Committee?
Certificates of merit were awarded
by the New Orleans exposition to Salem
public schools for excellence Of publics
work.
Frank Hampton, ofnear Prdricktown
lis havinga large crib house built and
his barn repaired by John Wilson, of
Pennsgrove.
S. r. Leap s Bros house, in which
Coroner J. ID TOrton and DR.. J. IL.
Croft lives is being beautilied with a
fresh coat of paint.
The sloop +. j. Moore, Capt. Van
nerr Nixon, arrived on Monday with
60. 900 shingles from Norfolk, Va, for
John Summerill Sc Bro.
Special Examiner Gage, of Ph.ladel-
phia wa i'll town nearly all the week
at Squire DeGrofft'5 Office examining
the IL. NJ. Mufiion case and others.
William 5. Vanneman, of Sd'em, is
studying medicine under DR.. Mayhem
Johnson, prior to his entering the Uai-
vefsity of Pennsylvania in the fail.
The steamer Republic began her reg
ar trips to Cape May Point on last
Sunday. She stops at Pigeon Point
spr the a eommod ltion Of the Will
mington passengers.
The schooner Bessie /. Stall, Capt.
/. ID. Iii Imam, cleared on Monday
for Smyrna Dal,, with 10000 shingles.
She brought back Il, 0 truck bas,
ktts for the Pennsgrove stores.
OF lnion OF Druggists and Dealers.
Or. h. D. Corier, ta'l3bury, Md writes
;-"AFuInanna and "Sy'ss saisam'' are SCI,
Jis vcNaad Ltas I know ara giylngsatiSfae
tjoa.
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GRASS SALE

Will he sold at public sale on The
premises 3 miles from Pennsgroye, il
Heuhy Creek Meadow CO., adjoiniua
Torton's Light, on "Wednesday, July /,
1885, about Is acres Of grass, consisting
for the most part of Timothy ot hevy
burtheu. Sold in lots to suit plrchls.
ers. sale to commence at , O'Clock +
NJ. Conditions at sale.
JOS. J.. Summerill, Agent.
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LOST,

A yellow canary bird. y reward
will bc given for lis return to the Hotel.
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Rev. n. J. Wright, VIM. /. Tal Tor TO.
to Jennie L. Hillmau. all Of Woods
towd.
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DIED.

CUNARD.-In pedricktown, on
the 3d inst, William p. Cunard, in the
Sjth year of his age.
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CHURCHES.
METHODIST EPISCOPAL.

FuASrEL UBrlck)- Rev. W. Margerum
Preaching 10 A. NJ. and 7!3o 2 NJ. Public
prayer meeting Tuesday evening 715. Meetiug
f1r promotions Of Christian Holiness led by Mrs.
Cunningham, Thursday ;yenlng 1.32;, -
Sunday School at 2.3OP. NJ, Rev. W. Marger-
nm superintendent.
ST. PAUL's.-Rev. G.. Elviu.
preaching at 10 a. NJ. and7:45 +. NJ: Public
urlyer meeting Tuesday eNenilEat $50. non
itass meeting. led by Mrs, LOuderbaek, Thurs
"S Sunday scGeoi at $50 p. n. S, II. Leap Sup er.
i%ntendant.
WoNES's CHRISTIAN TEMPERANCE UNIoN,--
Meets every 'aSG.aAy fyeTT5 arton IN PresIden.:
Corresponding Secretary, MISS leOe iholhp'
son.
METHODIST PROTESTANT
M,RtsERs BErHEL-Rey. JohnL: Watson.
sunday school at 10 A. NJ, David Slmpklns
suP PrrnesI at 2 and 7.so p. NJ. Prayer meet
ing Wednesday evening and Glass meeting
Friday evening.
SOCIETIES.
PARADISE ENCAMPMENT, No, Al, l. o,
o n. Meets on the LIST, aud 3rd Friday evenings
Of every Month, in d Fellows Han;
q. P, Ed. Barnart; Il. r, q. u Mqrpny ;Si W..
sreqs. Jacob Featherer; j. w, Isaac u. Hlll-
p man: Guide, j. +. Layton; Isl, WIN. lusseS'
p. c. p; End W.. b. lAoyd;P PC. +,
PENIS GROVE CoNCLAyE, No. g, 20.
". meets every bud aud 4th Friday Of each
i no in ODD Fellows Han, at ~ O'Clock.
Irchon. 3. NJ. Denny: Provost, f. Harker ).
j.. Archon, J. r.. smith; Finaneier' q. y
Eilie Secretary, W. +. Yeager.
UNION LODGE. No. 80. x. Of P, meets every
Wednesday evening in Odd Fellows, Hal.
"P' G.. ". Clark; c. c.. j. ID; Whitaker: ).
O. W'P. benny: p, &C. DalboW; NJ. OF e.
Sb. Uoltnn: M.of F., W. $. Avis; K;ot R.&
Nv. Clark; NJ. at A, Geo. Jordon; /. Ii, J0hh
Cook .. c., F. u. Pauiln.
SATURDAY, JUNE, q, 1885.
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Howard Sullivan 1G 70
J Vanneman services 4
G Kelly sheriff expenses
procuring scaffold ex-
pressing it, materials 90 Is
--17j G3
2S4 G Kelly sheriff services
executing II Sullivan go 90
w A Smith livery Prosccu-
tor Shape 2S6 w w Salem , 80
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Total am. Of Co, certificates, S2S,007 a
Grand total
SiI03 4s

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