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The Evening critic. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1881-1885, 1885-03-20
DY LUNCANsON BRos.,
ID Real Estate Auctioneers.

TRUSTEES SALE OF A THREE-SroRY AND
BASEMENT BRICK DWELLING.
By virtue OF certain deed OF trust, bearing
date on the eighth (8thl day OF September, A.
d. 1852, and duly recorded In Liber No. 1919,
folio l0, ct seq, ono OF the land records OF
the District OF Columbia, and at tho request OF
the holder OF the note for said Indebtedness,
we shall sell at public auction, In front OF tue
premises, on TUESDAY, the 10th day OF March,
A. d. 1885, NJ 4 o'clock p. M, the follow
ing real estate, situate In tho city OF wash.
ington, Di6ttict OF Columbia, and being the
western part of lot numbered three (3) In the
original subdivision Of square numbered one
hundred and flve 400, having a frontage OF
twenty (2O) feet on north ii street, aud being
ell that part OF said lot which lies west OF
line drawn north and south through the
centre Of said lot, and from the south line 10
the north line thereof, together with the I'm.
provements thereon, subject 10 deed OF trust
duly recorded in Liber No. DOL, folio 123, OF
said land records, securing tho sum OF $1,000,
together with interest thereon nc the rate OK
elk per cent. per Rnuum, from December ~,
A. d. 1881.
Terms Of sale; Cash: 800 deposit required
atiime OF sale; all conyeyancing al purchaser's
cost. IL terms OF saIe are not complied with
In seven days from day OF sale the trustees re-
serve the right to reaell the property at the
rick and cost Of the defaulting purchasers.
GEORGE Il. EMM0NS,
CHARLES d. PEARSON,
feId.eod Trustees.
The above sale 10 Postponed until WEDNES-
DAY, the Doth day Of March, A. D., 1885, same
GEO. E. EMMoNs.
CHARLES u. PEARSON,
mr1O Trustees.
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A NEW ENTERPRISE.
New York Prices For Washington
Pe0pt0.


The New York Millinery Store, which
will throw open it's doors to the public at
No. $50 Seventh street northwest tomorrow
morning, promises to BIO one of those New
York enterprises where remarkable low
prices will prevail. The stock of straw
GODS will be one of the largest ever intro
duced In this city, and will BIO composed of
every shape, style and color imaginable,
which will be sold at surprisingly low
prices. Straw goods will be made q spe-
eislty.
A full line Of fancy goods and notions,
from which the latest styles can at all times
be selected, will constantly be kept on
hand. All the goods are marked in plain
figures, which guarantees one price to all.
Those who attend tho opening tomorrow
will surely be repaid by their visit, and
will call again. See advertisement in an
other column.
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THE nPosru MACHINE.
EstabIIshmOMt0 OF q District Agent

Establishment OF u District Agency.
Since the invention of the sewing ma
chino by the ingenious Elias Howe, improve
ments have followed rapidly and che
workings of that little machine have been
brought down to such ease and simplicity
that it was thought that the little wonder
had at last reached the stage of perfection,
but, like everything else, there is always
room for better ideas"
Mr.. Il. G.. Davis, corner Eighth street
and Market Space, has had years of expert
ence in the sewing-machine busin SIS, and
by careful study has attained such knOwl-
edge of sewing. machines that 1t requires
but mere glance from that gentlemen at
the mechanism to tell the quality of tho
machine. Mr.. Davis has accepted
the sole agency for the District for
the POST Sewing Machine" new in
ventiou, which Is said by him to surpass
in working facilities, neatness and quality
Of work, any of the machines now in the
market. The inventor has carefully studied
the machinery OF all other machines, and by
combining the best features of the works 81
several has SO improved upon them that all
their excellences have been engrfted
on the "POst Machine" Mr.. Davis says it
Is undoubtedly the finest sowing hachine
in the country and feels proud of being the
sole agent for this city. Tho ms5hine has
been exhibited to large number OF ladies,
all of whom greatly admired H. Mr. Davis
will be pleased to show tho nachlne TO all
persons who desire to see H.
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ron SALE--Houses.

EoR sALE-A BAIlGAIN CONVENIENT
II brick house, No. 1DOS 9th ct. II. w.; ak
rooms and basement; modern improvements;
rente for 500 per month. Apply TO A. Lloyd,
"Narshall Inv Building" $40 ~ st. II. ". u
TOR SALE-Ho Uses, ESPECIALLY DESIR-
II able medium sized properties In II. W.
part OF city, Mt. Pleasant aud lie Drott Park.
Low prices II sold now. The prettest little
new brick In the city, n. Ath and 9th SITS. Very
houses; dining room, kitchen, coal closet ana
pantry, 2 parlois and library, 4 chambers,
marble mantels with mirrors, latrobes, etc
Outlook attractive; 81, 800 each. Must be seen
mh10-3t ]. b. wIMER, 1419 N. Y. ave.
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FOR SALE---Lots.

TOR sALE-Lors, V, BET. 13rH AND
II 11tR, 37lhc.; q sacrifice. N. side Q, 16tn
and 17th; very cheap. 40 feet front looking
into Il. Capitol Park. Several line lots within
half square Dupont Circle. The above arc ex-
ceptlonal bargains, al prices far below any In
same localities, and insuring good profits in
the approaching real estate season. Many
other valuable and low.prlced lots In all parts
OF the city.
mh103t j. j. WIMER, 1419 N. y. ave.
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D, o.povps.I BID. IAsk'd R,n, srocK.I BId Ask

The Democratic Convention Of Rhode Island
yesterday made the following nominations
For Governor, Ziba o. Slocum OF Provldencei
Ofantton; Secretary OF state. Thomas Robin
son OF Pawtucket; General Treasurer John
q. Perry OF South Kingston; Attorney General
Frank II. Jackson OF Providence.
Governor Marmaduke short time ago COM
muted tho death sentence OF two young men
who killed highly-respected citizen IN his
own house. Tho murdered mans friends cir
signatures, and II has been sent to tho Stats
capital. II requests the Governor 20 "resigu
the high ONCE 10 which tho undersigned old
Democrats and ex-Oonfederates helped 10 elect
him, that a worthier man may DO put In tho
place and tho laws OF the state properly ad'
minlstered."
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DIED.

SCHULTEIs,-on Thursday, March TO- 1885,
al O'Clock n. M, OF coneum Dtion, at tue resi-
denco OF his parents, No. 800 street north
west, Ferdinand NJ. schulteis, aged ~ years.
1885, atO o'clock. Relatives and friends arc
Invited 10 attend,
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rou,..t This Evening.

The choir CT the Thirteenth Street Bap-
list Church, assisted by tho Franz Abt Clue,
will eiveA grand concert this evening at
the chufch.
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HOUSES FOR RENT.
BUSINESS CHANCES

THE "PATENT KINDLING.wOoD COOK
Il Stove" 10 selling like "hot cakes Weighs
lees than three pounds and Is the most novel
and useful household article ever presented
to the public. Thousands of housekeeperS
have bought II and Will ever continue 10 ouy
It. STATE, CITY AND COUNTY RIGHTS FOR
SALE, and fortunes can be- made by those VINO
are quick and wise In seeing ABIG THING"
Call Immediately at 1902 81. n W. mhl4-tr
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A FIRE In the house of Mr.. Bell, corner
Of Second and O Streets yesterday after
noon, did damage to the extent of $40 be-
fore IL was extiDguished.
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"AJdeTney Barry wagons"

Fresh Alderney butter, ohurned every morn
Ing and delivered In " Id "Ward" prlnle, SOC.
per IN. Also outage cheese, buttermllk and
sweet milB, DC. per Of Cream, 16c. per pint
The Evening critic. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1881-1885, 1885-03-20

HOuseEeepers VIII save Money!
by purchasing their furniture, carpets, &C.,
on easy weekly or monShly installments at
Smiths, 413 N. j. avenue northwest.
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aUcTJON S6LES.

49,
1NRUbTEE'B SALE OF IMPROVED REAL
i ESTATE, NOS. 1920, 1881 AND 1888
FOURTH STREET NJ W.
by virtue OF u certain deed OF trust, dated
March 8, 1884, and duly recorded IN lioer
1914, folio 1872, ct seq., one OF the land rec
oids OF the District OF Columbia, and az the re-
quest OF the holder OF the note secured
thereby, Will sell, at public auction, In front
OF tho premises, on FRIDAY, March 20, A, ID.
1885, OF a $50 o'clock y. M, the followlng-de-
scribed real estate situate IN the city OF Wash
ingtoD, d. o., TO wit; Lots lettered d, O and u
IN o. Lent's subdivision OF lots numbered q
and z, In square numbered 521, together with
the improvements.
Terms OF sale One-third cash ana the bal
ance In six, twelve and Eighteen months aftot
date, purchasers notes TO DO secured by deeu
OF trust upon tho property 9old, with inletosl
at six per cent per annum, or all cash, nj the
option Of purchaser a., .
A deposit VI 800 required at tho timo Of
sale. If terms are not complied with In eeven
dayp from date OF sale tho property may be
fesold at risk and cost OF deraulung pur
chaser. - -
EDWIN A. MCINTYRE,
mbD.eodDt Trustee,
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To-pAY,s QUOTATIONS.

chicago Grain and Provision Mar.
Hets.
The following summary by d. X. Plain Il
Co., st, cloud building, Ninth and streete,
shows the course OF the chicago grain ana
pIoyision market up 10 p. nj. to-day:
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FOR EXCHANGE.

VXTAETED-To EXCHANGE NEW STOVES
w for old ones at Butler's Stove Exchange,
corner 9th ana SITS. Smoky chimneys cured
or no pay. Stoves exchanged for groeerios
Old stoves bought.
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WTANTED-A WHITE BOY OR YOUNG MAN
w to be generally useful about tho house,
Also, n GIL 10 do general housework Apply at
l1i1 New York ave-. cor. Ism IT. mhtD.8tt
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NTANTED-A GENTLEMAN HAVING 10
wv years experience as salesman ana col
iector would Ike 10 have position; willing
% make himself useful at anything. Address
j. H. o., Critic ONCE. mh1S.3ta
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WANTED -SifUaflosS--Mdi

WANTEp--A SITUATION By A YOUNG
w cOlpred man Hs whiter or cook; can d.
any kind Of work about q house Address
Us, 123G New York ave. mh21
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w ANTEp-BY A YOUNG MAN, AGED rs,
w OF stendy hahits, u situation I'm n 5tlr,,
to learn the business. ADD ess n. s., Critti
ONCE tnh9u
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w AHTED-A SITUATION ny uOLORgO
wv 10y az driver or walter. John Grandson,
$40 East Capitol ~. mh91
The Evening critic. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1881-1885, 1885-03-20

WANrED-A SITUATION BY A YOUNG
w culottd man In n dentists ONCE; refsr-
oncts furnished. Address /. 4. Aranha, 1ui +
~ h' w. mum
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WANTED HeLp--MdEe.

M ANTED-AN APPRENTICE TO LEARN
w The confectionery business; must be- n
good, industrious boy and be able 10 give
ave. p, q. mh0O .gtf
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NTANTED-A SITUATION by PIRsT.
w Glars waiter In n private fatntiyor hptet;
references. Inquire at 1908 Il ". Tor James
KluR. mhiD
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F0R SALE--MsceNaneous.

E'oR sALE-oNE GOOD HOWE SEWING
II mschine, drop leaf and drawers, s 10; good
singer, $40. oppenheimer, 52S 9th st. n. W.,
81. cloud Building. mhI9-3ts
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NTANTED-A HlTUATION BY A COLORED
w man as walter. Apply ut 1928 Foundry
Place, bet. 18Th ana IAN SITS. and N. Y. ave-.
and q sis, NV, mills
The Evening critic. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1881-1885, 1885-03-20

IToR sALE-THREE YOUNG, FINE DRIv-
Il Ing horses; one young PercnerOn, years;
one young bay mare, 10 hands, being fast.
These horses are from Washington County,
Nd; stopping at Gheens stables, 027 st, u.
W. owner, q. II. Hollingsworth. mhlS-3tT
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NANTED-A CoLORgD MAN FROM vIR.
w ginlo desires place In o private family
as walters good references. }. W.J., No. g Va.
ave. u. W. mhlS-.it@
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TOR sALR-aREAT pIsCoUNT-NoTE Sc.
II cured by statutory mortgage. Address
O. II. E., 1856 Penn. ave. mhlS.6tT
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UNDERTAKERS.
ADDISON DE

PRACTICAL UNDERTAKEN AND CABINET
MAKER.
Ready-mRde Ooflins, Oaskets and bhroude,
No, 3O1 4As street, corner OF at. Q. W, Branch
store, 641 Mass. ave. ~ W, Orders promptly
executed at reasonable rates. u
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WANlED- DARE or FURNISHED HOUSE
w for The summer BY "a gentleman and wife;
no children; references given. Address Mr..
Nj. A. u, Critic otlGo. mhi8.OtF
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WANTED-A SITUATION BY YOUNG
w man, is Year, old, ~ learn the photo
graph businesses references given. Address
w. @. Stevens, G2O O st., NV. mhi8
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FOR RENT--Rooms.

TOR RENT-3l3 7rH ST. S. W, STORE, ?
IL rooms, S2bi 1880 ST. 8. W., rooms, Sll.
Apply 10 A. y. Caywooo, corner 9th and X sts.
l., W. I nlzo-ot.
The Evening critic. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1881-1885, 1885-03-20

LNoR sALE-ENTIRE LOT OF HOUSEHOLD
II goods at 1884 Riggs 81. mil 2tF
The Evening critic. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1881-1885, 1885-03-20

L OR THE INAUGURATIoN.-A LOT A,Ik
II Of good lO-inch ash shell, calfskin EWA
head DRUMS, with sticks, slinge and yfNEkS
covers, for only SO each, at @. l.. WILD CA1Aa=n
X BRO IS, 709 Seventh st. NV.
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KARTED--HeLp--F female.

Advertisements oi q b rec Lines under tnio head
inserted three Times fui % cents.
." NTED-StTUATIoNs BY TWO GIRLS,
wv one as COOK aud one as cham Jermaid.
Apply at 112 Carroll st.s.e. mh20
NTANTED- -ONE OR Two GIRLS TO
w learn the tailoring trade, Apply at N.
oonover'e, corner 1th aud sts. NV. mh20.3ts
VIJANTED-A HEALTHY AND EXpERI.
w enced pantry woman (white) AZ the For.
syth Cafe, BIB 10Th 81 n ". mh10-3ta
VIYANTED.-A WOMAN FOR GENERAL
w houseworB Apply OF DOG Sch ut. 8. O..
mhl7.3t
NNIANTED 49, UsEKEEPE Rs, SEAN.
w etrt ssep, Indies maids, cooks, nurses,
chambermnide, men cooks, waiters, Mattresses
ana other help, with references, for this city
and elsewhere. Price & CoOmbs, Employment
end loom Agents. 12G y 81. u. ". nhls.6..
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WANTED-BY A YOUTH OF 10, A PLACE
once Boy, Critic Office. null
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WANTED--MsceLjaneous.

VXJ ANTEp-A SECOND HAND REMINGTON
w Type Writer OF ono OF the late designs.
Address, stating price until March 23l, Dash,
Celtic ONCE. mu10-3tF
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Advertisements OF q b. rec Line, under tnis head
Inserted three times fui % cents.
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VTTANTED--THE ADDRESS OF A SMALL
w boy who Gau print we'll with an amateur
pTeea. A, NJ. t., Critic oflice. mhlS.:ILF
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WANTED--A SITUATION by A CoLoRED
w boy as walter or driver references. Al
dress a. W. o., Critic Office. mh17
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WIArTED-ALL TO KNOW THAT DIR. pAY-
w Tor, D31 n street, near Teuth, maRes
beautiful Gets OF artificial teetn for IS guar
anteed 10 give full eaiisfaction; extracting
with EAt, cbiprOtVrn, or local 1hesthetics, Oh
cents; Without % cents; tilling at very low
prJcps. oC1D
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VIZ ANTED--A HOUSE-A LADY WITH
w $500 cash wiehes 10 purchase a nice
little hOuee. Address BOX A, Critic O1lce.
mn13.Bt
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BOARDING.

THE LA PIERRE, 8. W. CORNER OF TENTH
Il and II streets, and the Lochiel, bl2 Ninth
81, o. W., with pleasant rooms and good board,
al @ RECOMMENDED 70 permanent and transient
bOarders, 1y12
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wv ANTED-A SITUATION BY A CoLoRED
w youth ms waiter or porter In d store.
Address dJS O.StTcet alloy n. W. mh1D
The Penn's Grove record., 1885-06-20
Board of Chosen FreehOIders.

The June meeting was held in the
Court house on last Wednesday week.
The usual routine business was dispos-
se of. A request from citizens of Woods
town for the use of one of the connon
belonging to the co unity, in a celebra-
tion of the coming 4th of July, was,
complied with, with the proviso that
it be promptly returned. The matter
of the line of fence between the county
property and j. r. L%ippincott, in Salem
was reported to have been settled.
On motion, the county statement
was ordered to be published ia the
Woodstown Regieter and Pennsgrove
Record, in addition to the Salem pa
pers. On motion the i.ridge-tender at
PENIS Neck Iron bridge be instructed
not to turn off the draw until sailing
vessels come to. Committee on bridge
over mill-pond at Woodstown report
ed that a new bridge was necessary.
On motion, a new iron bridge was Or
dered TO be built at Wo0dStoWn.
Committee on Hancock's Bridge re-
ported a new bridge to be necessary.
A motion was made that a new iron
bridge be built over Alloways Creek
at HancocA's according to plan and
specifications hereafter approved by
the Board. This was lost.
A motion was then made that a COM
mittee be appointed to c estima-
ties of cost for a new iron bridge al
Hapeock's, TO be reported at next
meeting, which was adopted. Com
ini'tes-Bradwsy, Act on, Hcus.
| On Notion, the fcuosipg COMMITTEES
MAS applinta to decide What styie oi
! at.kse, iergss, wli.1f g., \ -bs b~nl
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at WoOdstown. Committee-Humph-
reys, Bassett, Burt. On motion the clerk
was authorized t6invite proposals with
plans and specifications for building an
iron bridge at Woodstown. On motion
the following committee was appointed
to view the Upper Canal Bridge in q.
Z. Neck:-Layton, Bassett, Pedrick.
Committee on Penn's Neck Bridge
iron reported some finishing touches
and repairs 10 be necessary. On mo-
tiOn the committee was authorized to
make any repairs that are actually nee
essay
Adjourned until End Wednesday in
July.
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The sllad fishing season closed on
Monday a few nets were out to take
the last dip but the slIad were scarce.
Amos Alloway caught only two VIM.
TuSsry, The buyer on the Pennsgrove
shad boat has furnished us with the fol-
lowing statement of the number OF
sllad bought by him for Callahan u
Beuner, of Philadelphia, and the money
paid for them. During the week end
ing May 16, 6,S96 shad were bought for
which 1892. so were paid; week ending
May %, 5,136 shad and SG42.57 paid;
week ending May 80, 2,192 shad, S402.
81 paid; week ending June 6, 1l55 Shad
SPAS 9s paid: total, for the last four
weeks, 1879 shad and 81 1877 .02 paid.
Previously reported on May 8, 3T2l
shad and S4,527.G2 paid. Total forthe
season: SO, 100 bought and Sc, ia GA
paid, which is ali average of a net cash
profit to the fishermen of nearly $l2. rs
per hundred. The fishermen will re-
ceive Il little more than this as 4 high
or price was received for those sold on
shore. More shad were caught this
year than last but less money has been
received for them.
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Fourth of July two weeks from Il
day.
River Shore parties are r~eyiyini
around salem.
Summer bcarders have begun to ar
rive at FTeueh's
nose bugs and the birda are con
suming hearty all the cherries.
Episcopal Services will I've held every
Sunday afternoon in Frene his grove al
$50.
Don't forget the festival at the Cen
trai school house this afternoon and
evening.
Viola council cleared about 30 dol.
lars by their strawbe pry festival last
Saturday evening.
Charles Borden, being the lowest bid
der, has received the contract to build
the st. Pauls parsonage.
Children's Day was very generally
observed by the different Sunday
schools throughout the county.
The Mccall is carrying large quanti-
ties of Strawberries, peas and other
vegetables to the Wilmington markets.
The Board of Freeholders has order
ed a new iron bridge to be built over
the Woodstewn mill pond. More
County bonds.
An electric light company has been
organized in Salem with the capitol
stock fixed at SIC 600. J. M. Carpen-
ter is president, and II. Gwynne Treas
urer.
Assessor w. II. Denny has complet-
ed the census and finds Upper Neck
township has 2216 inhabitants. PENIS
grove and South Pennsgrove havea pop
nlation of 1882.
Woodstown is preparing TO have, a
Fourth of July celebration and has ST.
cured the use of one of the cannons be-
longing TO the county for that occa-
sion.
On Tuesday while Josiah Summer
ills Jackson driving mare was run
ming in the barn yard she received Il
deep gore in the breast from a COW
with a young calf.
Children's Day was celebrated in the
two NJ. E. Churches last Sunday. The
Churches were tastefully decorated
with flowers and singing birds for the
occasion and new and entertaining pro-
grammes of speaking, and singing and
reading were carried out to the pleas
uro Of the many present.
Rev. Mr.. Aliens house at Pennsville
was broken into last sunday evening
and things turned upside down but
nothing was missing. 1t is reported
that thieves have tried to enter sever
al Pennsgroye houses at night during
the week but have failed.
Dogs have bern killing the sheep ofa
number of farmers in Warrington and
Pilesgroye. J. b. Gfier, Jr., has
had six killed and several wounded.
Sam'l l)uell lost all his flock but one
lamb by dogs last Saturday. This is
entirely too dosmatical. They need
some lead.