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Morris tribune., 1885-05-06
First Publication April list. 1885.
MORTGAGE SALE.

4V1
Default having been made in the payment
of certain mortgage duly executed and de-
livered by Lutte A. ResSignie to j. d. Ge1er
dated the Goth day OF February, 1885, and duly
recorded in the Office Of the Register OF Deeds
in and for the County Of Stevens and State OF
at o'clock A. NJ, of said day, in Book "G'
of Mortgages on page 259, and there being due
upon said mortgage at the date Of this notice
the sum of Three hundred and forty and S0-lO0
Dollars ($340 S0-l00), and no action or proceed
ing at law or otherwise having been fnstitut-
gage or any part thereof:
Now therefor notice Is hereby given that by
virtue OF q power OF sale In said mortgage
contained, and pursuant to the statute in
gage will be foreclosed and the premises des-
oribed therein, to-wit: The North West
quarter OF Section Thirty-one (31) Township
One hundred and twenty-four (l24) North
Range forty-two (42) West, in said County of
Stevens, and State of Minnesota, containing
aments and appurtenances Will be sold at
public auction to the highest bidder for cash
to satisfy said debt and interest, and fifteen
dollars attorneys fees as stipulated in and by
said mort gage in case OF foreclosure, and all
costs and disbursements allowed by law:
Said sale will be made by the Sheriff OF said
Stevens County at the front door of the Court
house, at Morris, in said County and State,
on the 18th. day of May, 1885, at o'clock, p.
M, OF said day, subject to redemption at any
time ysithin one year from the day of sale as
Dated this 24th. day of March, 1885
J. NJ, GEIER,
D. w. FOUNTAIN, Mortgagee.
Atty for Mortgage,
Big Stone City. ID. T.
GEORGE III. MUNRO,
Sheriff Stevens Co., MINI.
Morris tribune., 1885-05-06
LAND OFFICE AT BENSON, MINI,
March fifth 1885

Notice is hereby given that the following
named settler has filed notice of his intention
to make final proof in support of his claim,
and that said proof will be made before
Samuel Larson, Clerk of District Court
Stevens County, at Morris, M!nn., on June
plication No. 10,059, for the eK sw14 and Lots
and 4, Section IS, Town 124, Range 42 west 9Th
Pm.
He names the following witnesses to prove
his continuous residence upon, and cultiva-
ton of. said land, viz: Charles McCarty,
Daniel Sullivan, John Barry, Henry Murphy,
all OF Morris z. o.
1S d. S. HALL, Register.
Morris tribune., 1885-05-06
-Four Years for Murder.

PITTsBURG, May 4-Carrie Johnson, q
mulatto girl, % years Of age, who was on
Friday found guilty of murder in the Sec
ond degree for having shot and killed her
lover, George Waters, in October last, was
sentenced Saturday to four years in the
western penitentiary.
Morris tribune., 1885-05-06

Fully 1000 Mormons settled in Ari-
zona last year. --
The average lobster lives six years.
Ergo, says the Oysterman, the animal
should be caught rathor than die OF old
ace anil become loss.
Morris tribune., 1885-05-06
A Word Will, Ecuador.

WASHINGTON CITY, May 4.-Secretary
Bayard has instructed Consul General Beach
to notify Ecuador that this government will
protect Julio R. Santos in his rights as an
American citizen, and to demand his release
or speedy trial
Morris tribune., 1885-05-06
.

Notice Is hereby given that the following
named settler has filed notice of his inten-
claim, and that said proof win be made
before the Clerk of District Court, stevens
county, at Morris, Minn., on June 1st, 1885,
now deceased, homestead application No.
1857 for the ms of SEA Section "a, Town la8,
Range 43 west.
He names the following witnesses to prove
his continuous residence upon, and cuftiva-
tion eff, said land, viz: SyyerJ Olson, Gull
brand kregen. Franz Weltzin and Christian
K. WeltZin, all of Donnelly. MINI.
II B. N. JOHNSON, Register.
Morris tribune., 1885-05-06
r7T nfor working people. Send 10cents
1NH,l bpostage, and we will mail you
HH Free, royal, valuable sample box
HlnH of goods that will put you In the

way Of making more money in q few days
than you ever thought possible at any busi-
ness. Capital not required. You can live at
home and work in spare time only, or all the
time. All Of both sexes, of all ages, grandly
successful. so cents to IS easily earned every
evening. That all who want work may test
the business, we make this unparalled offer:
10 all who are not we'll satisfied we will send
81 to pay for the trouble of writing us. Full
particulars, directions, etc, sent free. I'M
mense pay absolutely sure for all who start
at once. Don't delay. Address STINsoN &
Co., Portland, Maine.
Morris tribune., 1885-05-06

A Postoffice in New Quarters.
CINCINNATI, May 4.-The pcstofice was
removed to the new government building
Saturday morning.
Morris tribune., 1885-05-06
LAND OFFICE AT FERGUS FALLS, MINI

LAND OFFICE AT FERGUS FALLS, MINN.
EH April l6, 1884.
Notice liz hereby given that the following
us'ned settler has filed norice of his intention
to make final proof in support OF his claim,
and that said ptoof will be mtde before the
Clerk OF District Court, Stevens county, at
Morris, Mimi, on Juno 1st, 1885, viz: Anthon
J. F. Weltzin, homestead application No. 1885
for the sk se14 Section "A, Town l26, Range 43
west.
He names tho following witnesses to prove
his continuous residence upon, and cu1tiva-
brand Krogen, Franz Weltzin and Christian
X. Weltzin, all OF Donnelly, Mimi.
II d. n. JOHNSON, Register.
Morris tribune., 1885-05-06
ANNEXATION OF CUBA.
The Island To Be Had for tho Bagatslle Of
&l0G,OOO,O0o.


WASHINGTON CITY, May Am iniu-
ential element here fwvors the anne xation
of Cuba. 1t is argued Iy The supporters of
this scheme that frca >usar al ne, which
would lie "n9 OF the results Of an
nexatiou, would le more than susi-
cieut compensation for the price
to be paid for tie acquisition.
1t is further srguel that the fertile soil Of
Cuba. if ths island were brought under the
rule oi the Unitel StateI ana the influence
o; Il: l.0Nl> all Institutions, woull attract al.
VenturUuS ani onerg tic settlers by tl>
tn ouS !uIS, who would mako it teenl.nS
mine OF wealth. Tho people OF Cuba have
been discussing the Subjsct Of annexation,
AMI public sentiment is favorably inclined
toward tna IDEA. Ths planters and nler-
C! hn%> ara said 70 be very dcspouie mt be-
eau OF TIE de re >Iei condition of affairs
\ irG,iins se:t'a', w:,o belongs to the an
noxa'ion party here said that tho
Cleveland administration would execute q
III st brilliant stroke o; roiicy if it could
bring about annexation Level-headed
statesmen, however, think it impossible to
stir up public sentiment in this country to
the point of favoring the acquisition of
Cuba. 1t is believed,tnat Spain would read
lily entertain an offor to sell the island to the
United States for 800, 900, 900 cash.
Illinois Statesmen at New Orleans.
New ORLEANS, La, May 4 -
The Illinois legislative party reached
here at $50 Saturday morning.
The special train was run into the exposition
grounds. Every member of the party seems
delighted with the trip, and an extensive
programme is being prepared Shortly
after MON ths party met in
the music hall of the main
building, where they were for
rrally welcom ID by the director general on
hohalf of the exposition managers. Governor
McHenry also welcomed the statesmen on
behalf of the people of Louisiana. Speaker
Raines returned thanks on behalf of the two
houses of the general assembly, and spoke of
the common interests of Louisiana and Hi
noiS, which demanded close social as we'll as
commercial relations.
Morris tribune., 1885-05-06

DETROIT, May 2
Whcat-Stealy; No. white, si.O4H
no noa iJ4 JaIy ny N5 Sya red :os6 Sues 'tos cosS
$Lo2H May; Sl05T June; sl.e5 July; No.
8 rel, 9i1zc nominal Corn-No. 3, 42sfc
Oats-.No } white, 1919; NJ. ., 400.
Morris tribune., 1885-05-06

w. NJ. ROMINE, Local Agent.
c. H. WARREN,
Genr Pass. Agent, St. Paul.
Morris tribune., 1885-05-06

TOLEDO, Maya
Wheat-Quiet, lower; No. Q soft, $1.04,
Lake Shore; No red cash and May, 924c;
June, 931Sc; July, 9515c. Corn-Quiet; No.
2, 621sc; May, 521sc asked; June, SIC asked;
July, 521lc. Oats-tirm; No. ., $3.50;
May, 395S@40c. Clover-Nominal
Detroit.
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aaT Die blauen Glaneu= unb Serge
Mn5iige bel u. paneoaft &. 6 DIN
tonne1 nicbt iibertroffen tperben.

= Sr. SOppen, felt Sabren 9ireftor
elmer betpdbrten 0amburger @dulanz
Falt, mar 5ugleib Correspondent elmer
in Buenos Mpres eri6einenoen 3eitunq
uno bate in elmer Sfia3e bes 3ebens>
ganges 6es iosialiitii9en Mbgeor6neten
Wiered bic ni6t miB3uper1ebenbe Mnz
beutung gema6t, baB Biered Elm natiirz
li9er Sobn bes &ailers gBilbelm lei.
Won benz betrefenben Nrtifel uurbe
BON ber beutf6en8eb6rbe amtli9 Gennt=
nib genommen unb 9r. S0ppen murbe
negen Maieitdtsbelei6igung berbaftet,
in 9amburg Dor @eri6t gefellt uno su
oreimonatli6er @efdngniBfrafe unb
5um gerluite feines 2ebreramtes berurs
tbellt.. 9uf feline bageeen eingeleate
Berufung on bas &eidsgeri6t in 2eip.
aig bat biefes bic gnti9eioung oes
9amburger @eri9ts beifdtigt.
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go meit lid, Bis iebt beurtheiler

= So tpeit 1i9 Bis iebt beurtbeileu
ldBt, pirb bic @inmanberung fiir bas
laufenbe Cam 80. Suni sugnoe gebenbe)
Sisfaliabr fi3 auf ni6t mebr als ettpa
315, 900 perlonen belaufen. alio auf
faum balls 10 piel tpie i'm Sabre 1881
'82, in benz nit 1892 bic b0hfte bis
ieBt erreidte 3iffer gu beraei6nen mar.
gs 1T felbfperffdnoli6 ni6ts anberes
als Die f6lebte biefige @ef6dftsIaqe,
bic fiir biefe ifarfe Nbnabme Der Gin
tpanDerung Deranttportlid6 iif. Die
Debung ober ter g9iebergang Der @es
f6dfte bier5ulanbe 1T nod ilnmer bon
einer entipre6enben 3u= ober Mbnabme
oer Ginpanoerung begleitet getpeien.
ST ben flotten 3eiten mad benz Rriez
ge Itieg bic @innan6erung imm4
bDber, big iie i,t 1873 big auf 459,s
603 gelangt mar. Dann fam bic
yanit uno Die @inmanberung bers
ringsrte flb in rieligem NaaBe.
big iie in 1878 nur no9 138, 1869 Yer>
lonen betragen bat. nnb als bann Bic
@ef6dfte ii6 mieber bellerten unb gu
einem orbentli6en u8ubm" fi6 empor=
rafften, ba nabm audi bic ginmanbez
rung einen neuen getpaltigem 9lufz
iGwuns, big lie I'M Sabre 1882, tpie
geiast, Die foloi1ale 3ifer BON faft
800, 900 errei6te. Sm nd91ien Sabre
famen nur nod 603, 1922 perionen her
iiber, i'm folgenben nur mod 518,59
unb biesmal perben es, tpie gelaqt,
nod feline 100000 iein. s. 9. Bl.
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Seras.

- llnterbalb eagle YaB am 9fio
@ranbe 1T felt ben lebtem Monaten Ell
ne Mbtbeilung &anger itationirt. gs
liegt ibnen Die pFi6t Oh, am GluHe ent=
lang 3a patrouiairen, um bic oortigen
Counties gegen nterifanii9e 0iebbiebe
gu fi9ern. Nuf einem iol6en Gtreifau=
ge nun murbe seitern- elmer Ser Ganger
erl6oi1en unb 3tpei anbere bertpunbet,
unb wie es f6eint, nur aus Mibber=
fdn6niB. Dem 8eri9t Der &anger mad
ifieBen iie nabe Der @rense ami16en ben
Counties Dimn1itt uub Webb auf amei
ber6d6tig ausiebenbe Merifaner un6
foroertei fie gum 9alten auf. 9ielelben
famen Der Mufforberung na9, er6ffne.
ten aber Geuer auf bic &anger, iobalo
f6 biefe ndberten unb flii6teten 6ann
mad 9erreras &an9. Gin &anger Na=
mems 5iefer iff bur6 bas Geuer Der
WteIifaner get6btet morben unb atpei
anbere tDurben beripunoet. Oie rebri=
gen folgten ben Gli6tlingen na1 Ser
reras &an9, tpurben aber baielbft, ibrer
Musfage mad, burG betpaffnete Ban=
bitten 5uriidgebalten. @an3 anbers lau=
tet Der Beridt bon Qarebp iiber bic Qlf,
faire. Sort langte ndmli9 bic ganse
@eieaf9aft in Besleitung bes 6ilfsz
Sberiffs 9errera, ber tie berbaftet bat
te, an. 9ie bon ben &angern angez
baltenen Merifaner ermieien ii9 als elm
geDiier Npolonis @on3ales unb iein
Sobn, bic in 2areop tpoblbefannt 1in6;
aud iie tuuroen in Der Nffdre beruun=
bet. Ser Meltere BET Merifaner faate
aug, bab lie bon ben &angern angebal=
ten tpurben, ibre Spra9e aber nidt
beritanben unb iie bebbalb fir &duber
bielten. Sic iu6ten iid barauf ibrer
9aut gu tpebren unb fli6teten bamn
nod 6er &anG bes Sberiffs Serrera.
Die Nanger ga6en an, baB fie Snltruc=
tlon bGtten, auf entlobene 3u9tbaus.
Strdflinge su fabnben unb bic beibem
Merifaner fit iol6e gebalten bdtten.
4u9 f6einen iie ben Sheriff unb feline
poile als 8anbiten angeieben gu bas
ben, unb 10 bdtte nt0gli1er Meiie nod
mebr ungliid geideben f6nnen.
Sn Dallas traf bic Na9ri9t elm,
baB ber pielgenannte s. Baum, Der bes
8aummoa S9pinoels angeflagt unb
mad Ganaba entfloben mar, oaielbit ge=
iforben 1T. 3uglei6 nurbe angefragt,
ob bic Sei9e nod Dallas geianot tuerz
ben Ioae.
= Bon galbtpea, 8urleiton Co.,
tpirb uns gei6rieben: Ser &egen bat
biel S9aben getban, biele CUTE grbe 1T
tpesgef9pemmt worben un6 biel 2anb
tpuroe iiberi6memmt. Ser Wtais TO-
tuobl, pie Die 8aumwoGe iebeu gelb
aus unb BON leBterer 1T piel 5eri6lagen.
Gin Mmerifaner tbeilte mir nit, oaB
ibm 60 older in 9afer Douitdnbig iiber=
tpai6en tpdren, unb oieies Sano lieet
an einem unbebeutenben Greet; tuie
mag es ba erit an ben groBen Glilllem
aus1ehen2
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Bidtis fir elnsipauoerer.

@rObe Yreisermdsisuns in Der lleterfcbrt.
Ser 1lnteroeihuete 1T ermddtiet Yaffage.
ideine, freie 8etOitisuns einseidlofen, BON 8re.
men iber Sasre unS antperpen nod San I'm.
onio fir $42.50 au8duitelen.
Ser Treis fur bic Heile bon Gan gntonio
nad .oben senannten Sdfen $405O.
Gerner rebuSirte @iienbabnraten nod allen
0rten in Deutidlanb, Sdpeis, 9anemarf unO
Granfrei@.
Ndberes gu erfa6ren bel
s. @rieienbed,
22,1, ,tup @afases Gsent Sun anionio
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iibrig. 9ie @efangenen bleiben in
6aft, big bas MilitQr eiutrifft.

lbrig. 9ie @efangenen bleiben in
0aft, bis oas Militdr eintrifft.
Ser Director trat auriid unb S9afer
audte Die M6leln; lie batten i9ren iunz
gen @bef nun na6aerabe genug fennen
selernt. UNI gu tpii1en, oaB es bielen
Some gegeniiber feinen Wiberiprli6 gab.
Sd permiile 9artmann untes Der
Menge, tpanote ii9 9lrtbur at Ben
Oberingenieur. gr pflest bod iOnit
iiberall Der @rite 81 fem, mo es 2drm
unb Sumult giebt; beute aber ibeint ct
Die S6aar nur gum Nngriff gebeBt unb
iie bann allein gelaiien gu baben. gr
1T nirgenbs ii6tbar.
Mu9 i6 bermiiie ibn i6on felt elmer
Tiertelitunoe, entgegnete Der @efra9te
bebentli6. Wenn er MIR ni9t ipieber
irgenb ein neues llnbeil an1tiftet. Sic
befablen bic poifen bon BEN Mai6inen=
baufern 5uriid5u5ieben, 9err 8erfotp.
@etpiB! Wir brau6en bic penigen
2eute, iiber bic mir perfiigen fonner,
notbmenbiger bier i'm 9aule, unb felt
bic ginfabrt er5tpungen purbe, Iinb bic
56a6te tpie bic Mai6inen bollfommen
fi6er. Sic f6anen ni6ts oagegen uu=
ternebmen, obne ibre eigenen Camera
ben ba unten gu gefdbroen.
Ob oas bel einem folden 6iibrer in
Betra9t fommt2 nleinte Der 8eamte
stpeifelnb.
Die @tirn 9lrtbur umm6ifte ii1.
Sd bd6te bod! 9artmann 1T elm
unbanbiger, elm Witbri6 fogar, iuenn
ct gereiat miro, elm @1urfe 1T er ni1t,
uno bas, mas Sic 6a anbeuter, pdre
S9urferei.
(sSortIebunu foIot)
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Was bic 9lppthefer iaaeu.

Oiefe pi1en uo5l, Dona6 bic 2eute
fragen un6 b6ren mas lire @Dnner fas
gen, ob bic Mebiainen, tpel6e fie faufeu,
tpirfen ober ni6t. Martel unb Sobnion,
Stub Gitp Minn. iagen 8romn's Sron
gitters gibt uniern &unben b6uige 3uz
frieoenbeit. &lintbammer u. Co., Sors
ban Wfinn. fagen: nWir perfaufen mebr
Bromn's Sron 8itters als ale anberen
gitters auiammengenommen. 8. 6.
9afleD u. Sobn, Winona Winn. iagen:
uNae uniere &un0en fpre6en lobenb bon
8rOpn's Sron 8itters." M. s. Mbits
man Sadion Minn. fast: u8ropn's 8
Sron Bitters gibt groBe 3ufriebenbeit." !"
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9iefe Sbee.

bab bic qente mad Colorado, Neu Merifo uno
bem @eiten geben, UNI bic Sdwinolud)t su sr.
leidtsrn. 1T gar nidt notbis. Sober berniinf.
tise @lann Diiroe 0r. 8oianto's Suifen. uno
eunsen Sbrup in benz eriten @raoe Der
S9pinoiudt sebrau9en. So iit uufebIbar in
allen Galen bon Suiten, Grfdltunaen, 8ron.
9itis, S9nlerSen in Der 8rulf unb allen Samp.
tsmen, ipeIde als 8nrldufer oer SdninbIud,t
gelten Yreis so Gents unb 81 90. Ierfauft
BET g. aalteger G. Con.
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Mei,, & r,ttssssser

Die Druderpreic 1T inadtiaer eIs Der
DRUMMER. gs foiist nidt mebr, PreiS. @ireu.
lare aa 100 sfaufeute su ienbeil, als einem Gin.
/; isen Manne Yreben gu seigen.
Sd pd6te biefe Metbooe, I'm bic @eiddfts-
Ieute auf einen @esenitanb gu lenfen, ber jrben
ipariamrn sdufer intereiiiren muB. SD babe
teinen Yartner, nit Dem id ben @etpinn tbeile.
Sd be3able teinen tbeuren @eilenben unb feline
SoteI. Bia, nm meine Waaren einaufiibren. Sd
oertaufe before Waaren unb bilIiser, alS cine
SSirnla Tam, ipeI1e ibren gepinn bic enormen
NaSsaben binausufisen bat, mefde @eidafts>
gasiienbe berurfa9en.
Sim. Hart, @bOlefale sobatbanOIer.
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GS wirb auge1ebeM

oun 9faudern uAp ben, Yutlifum h6ers
baupt, baB nleins Yreiie niebriser unb
lneine Waaren belier linb unb bab leetere
lnebr 8efriepisuns selpdbren, als bieienis
gen, bic man Don Sdnblern fauft, welde
nad sroBem Yroft itreben.
aReinen grfols iu @eiddft idreibe i'd
ein5is benz llmitanb gu, baB ieber ben pcls
len Wertb ieines @eloeS in Waaren erbdlt.
SIM HART.
@de Wain pla3a uno Solebab- -StraBe
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0rpbire ea ieIhff.

Der 8elueis fit bic Site bes @ubbins beifebt
nidt i'm aauen oes @arnes, fonberm in Sc.
ndsuns BET @elesenbeit gum @ertoffen beiIel.
ben. s. Ralteber G @on, bic apotIefer, babeu
sine Yrobefaide bon Or. 8o1anfo's Smifen.
uno 9unsen. Shrnp, fit Seben, Der nit Suften,
@rtaltunsen, aftbma, Sdninbfu6t ober Gun,
senfranfbeit eeplast 1T.
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1dr Wir baben cine iebr id0ne Nusz
ipabl bon Sommer=Nn3iigen fir biefe
Saiion. @pre6t bor unb iiber5eugt
gu6, baB Sbr am beiten fault bel
u. pancoait & 9 n.
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s~ 9lnaiiee mad MsaB f0nnen i'm
gan5en Staate nibt beRer geina6t iperz
ben als BEL
u. Yaneoaf& 6phu.
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.5abreang 20.
9l)cr's
Q9ue Cure

entbdlt Elm Gcsrngiit gegen aile bon sumpHnft bers
ribrenee 1tebei, bas, 10 pieI man peiB, in teiner
anbern MrSii,i entbaIten lit. Gs ebdlt feist Gbis
min. aud teine metauii6en pber anbern fdabIi5en
8enanbtbeile unb bat baber feinen na9tbeiIigen
GinfluB auf bic Contribution, ionoern ldbt ben &Sr.
per 70 gefunb pie por ber 9ranf6eit.
aBir sarantrsi, bab sfyer's Ggnc=Gure ole
6due Don faIten,. remittrenoem, iuem, Be1ieIs
unS gaIIenfieber, 10 mie pon 2eberleiben bic
bnrd Sumpfluft berbegeiiibrt finb, beilt. Soute
es mad ribtger 9luwenbuns 5u beiIen perfebIen, 70
ftnb bic gambler burb unfer GirfuTar pom 1. suIi
1882 ermdbtist, has Geln ,urid3ujablen.
Or. 3. G.. aper & Co., IumeIl, 1HaiT.
Sit allen Mpotbeten ~ baben.
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Ole
Manor1 9ampfer-Qinie

,t.. spifden @aIbefton unb
Nen gorf bietet Heileuben
mad EUROPA bic bette, biniaite
unb angIei9 ansenebmffe @eiferoute. Sur Cure
bon Dentf9Ian6 fommenbe @erpanbte ijt biefer
Beg ber empfe6leustpertbeffe, ba MufentbaIts.
Spefen in Rem BORT bon Der gompaanie fur
bieielben be3abIt iperben. Durdbiaette finb su
ben alIerniebrisfen preifen gu babem. Besen
Eidets ober YreisIiften tpenbe man fid an 6en
uddfen asenten ober 9idetasenten. Details
nebff Drudfaden hsrben bereitwillig bertbeiIt
bon %. 9. Dottss9s asent,
". eeblert, Tafase glerf,
,2,t IL @ef. @ommercefr., Gan antonio.
The Penn's Grove record., 1885-03-21
County Gieanings.

Edwin COlsOn, of DLretown, has SHEEN
elected to ill the II expired term "i
Samuel Moore dec, DIS director Oi
" UUdstUwn bank.
1t is e>ptcted that tie new glass
works at Elmer viii beein operation VA
April /.
The Board Of Health Of Philadelphia
wants the GoVefluuehI 10 allow fofe
DelawaIe to be used Tor qud.dnttn-
and dislnfcctins purposes. All snipo
from foreign ports are To stop there 10
be Inspected, Ii the GUycrnmenC gives
psrmIss,on parlie, living on III,
shore OF the Delaware heal by will no,
look upon the project With 1ayor.
A new store house 4JxlU0 feet is t.
be bulL of BRICK at the Morris On
Cloth Works III Salem.
Maybee and English, the Temperance
evanglists, visited oaieM yesterday ahu
expect tostay one weeK. Tuey nave
met with wonderful success in otle.
cities I'VE the State.
1t is reported Shat the Elmer Grass
works will tie pushed rapidly for rcad,-
ness to begun operation sometime III
April as several orders for glass haYt
Uee.I received.
Efforts are to de made to have u
Theatre Train" u one night IL week
during this summer for The accommo-
dalioD VI theatre goers along the Sdltul
railroad, leaving Philadelphia at ll,3o
P. Nj.
A sufficient sum of money has becn
subscribed to continue the telephonr
from Wuodstown to Sharp.own.
George Kink d., of Salem broke his
arm by falling while skating Oh rollers,
In last weeks issue we stated tina
the vote for FreehOldaI in l.. Ailoway
Greek was a tie between Franklin
Brad way, the Republican cJndidate
ANA James Butcher the Democratic.
There was one ticket with Broadway )
name on it and Il cross mark at he enU
of the name which was thrown gu
although tie name was MT erased.
On account Of The sickness of the elec-
ton clerk the board adjourned unti
next day when hey expected to have ii
recount, but then the Democratic Ia
spector, under advice Of council, refus-
ed to unlock the box. ThereupAn, the
election board declared that the tH,
candidates received the anIe numbe
If votes. This left the matter to the
dici>Ion of the Township Committee.
and hey, after being qualified, app in
ted Mr.. Broadway, Freebooter. 1bls
gives tie board Of Freetiolders of tint
county to the Republicans 10y one ma
jurity.
The Fish Jubilee siagers gave an
entertainment i'll Woodstowu Oh Sat
urddy night.
The Penn's Grove record., 1885-03-21
Obituary

Hnn. e. o. Chapman, member Of the
Assembly from Hudson county has
been elected State School Supertntet d.
ent for 3 years at $1,000 per year TO
tale the place OF Prof. Apgur who has
held hp position tor 10 years.
II is with regret That we chronicle
the unexpected death Of one of our
most honorable and esteemed citizens,
James s. Hannah He had been
slightly ~indisposod for sometime but
nothing serious expected. Ga Sunday
about noon he was taken ser i0nsly and
on Monday about ~ A. NJ. expired
from he art disease. lie was a man Of
character and fer years has
been an earnest worker for the tim
peranc, cause. lie held th9 irusL%or-
thy positions of Notary Public, Con-
Real Estate and Insurance
Agent and some years ago the office of
Justice Of the Peace. As such be up
held the good order and chardcle r OF
the town more than any other -Oaly
last Tuesday week he was again elected
to tho office of Justice OF the Peace
and to use his own words he said he
felt highly bonored by the people las he
was Il Republican aud the township
Demacratic). The funeral survives
took place on Wednesday afternoon at
residence OF Samuel Tlomts a.it
on THU sday the body was taxed by
to Elmer, thence to Oiivet
Geometry near Bridge on. The native
place of his ancestors VAS Allowar
this county. When alb ut Ii Years of
age he entered the employment af S a
~ d. Lay,en where he remained until
grown to manhood. He then left this
township until about fifteen years ago
he return to Pennsgrove.
The Penn's Grove record., 1885-03-21
Board Of Chosen FreehoIders.

The regular monthly meeting OF the
Board was held at the Court House on
"Wednesday last week. After the read
ing and passing of bills, the report OF
the Committee to whom was ref fred
the bill of [. o. Acton tor engineering
services on new iron bridge, was taken
mp, and after discussion the repoF
was, on motion, adopted. The COM
mitteefayorel the paying of the bill
after a certain reduction is made by
Mr.. Acton.
On motion, it was ordered, THAI
the services OF Engineer SwayZe be dis
pensed with on ant after the l4th
inst; after that date, the Bridge Corr
mittec be authorized to secure his ser
vices Whenever they deem such deces-
sary.
On motion, adjourned until secon d
"Wednesday in April.