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JUSTICE.-On Thursday Nov. 26.
1885, Mary A. daughter of Joseph NJ.
and Emily Justice, aged II years.
DEM -On Saturday 81 inst, Will
liam II. infant son of John and Emma
Dem, aged 2 months.
HOPE.-Near Sharptown, Nov. 10Th
1885, S.llie Hope, daughter of CatLa-
riie Hope.
STRING.-At Woodstown, Nov,
10th, 1885, Rachel String, aged about
- years.
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. Seaanamaker's.

AACNtA ~ 9AAACCNAAG0 Il INNASs
There is something happy
in gradually turning h. old
into new. The present con-
dition of trade in Philadelphia
hasn't come about in a minu-
tc.
We couldn't have torn the
old building down and built a
palatial store. For what would
the two-million people have
done who come here fifty
thousand a day!
Several years ago we dug
out the dirt underneath and
laid the foundations. The
work was out of sight. The
first you knew of it you were
let into a basement long and
wide and filled with fresh air
and artificial sunshine.
Then the old dwellings, on
Chestnut street came in, one
after another. The party-walls
were broken through; the
floors were brought together;
you had the use of the lower
stories we of the upper; we
bridged the little street be-
tween, and you forgot it was
there.
All along we were lifting
the roofs of various parts.
New stories were added here
and there from time to time.
Extensions .e made to the
upper floors. About all you
knew of what was going on
was the iron pillars that rose
in the night from foundations
laid a year or two before.
Within the past few months
all these disjointed parts are
drawn together and made into
one. The little street and its
bridges are gone. In place of
it spacious and lofty transepts
stretch across the Arcade from
Thirteenth to City Hall square
and up to the almost open sky.
The Arcade itself is moved a
step eastward to bring it into
line with the middle aisle, and
xtendednortllward to intersect
the transepts. Blind bridges
over the little street are replac-
eb by light and airy galleries
very slightly obstructing the
view.
All round the building-and
now all round the building
means along Market to City
hall square, to Chestnut, to
Thirteenth, to Market again
all round the whole store in
side, the ancient landmarks
are gone-nothing remains to
mark it as old. The same is
true of part of the upper floors.
The central portion isn't touch
ed. 1t was lofty and pictures
que before. Now it is old and
almost low. The brighter as
pect all around it makes us
wonder how it ever was any
thing better than quaint.
We have exactly eleven and
sixty-hundredths acres ofroom.
We lad, to begin with, two
and-forty-six-hundreds acres.
There's more 10 be got over
head. We shall need it all.
We thank you for your pa
tience while this work has been
going on. We have had to
make noise and dust. We
have screened off both as much
as we could. No beams have
fallen. No harm has come to
any one. Not even the hazard
Gus sights Of building have stir
red your fears. What WIS
night to you was our day, The
work went on most briskly I'M
der the drowsy stars.
We thank youfor more than
patience. While the tedious
work was going on, though
parts of the store were made
,..o-E~t,LIa anJ ,orte amin
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HEDGEFlELD NURSERIES,

Established by David Petit as Cen
treton Nurseries in 1910, situated on
the main high Say midway between
Salem and Woodstown Salem Co. n.
j. We are Offering, lat low prices in
keeping with the times and which defy
legitimate competition) all desirable
hardy varieties of fruit shade and Or
namen.al trees, plants and vines per-
tanning to afrst class nursery business
embracing
PROMISING NOVELTIES
as well as approved kinds best adapted
10 our esp3cial soils, climate and mar
ket, guaranteeing each article as rep
resent ID andat les than one half tie
prices demanded by tree peddlers. No
vember Il December for fall planting,
March, April and early May for spring
planting. Catalogues s. prices free to
all.
CLARE PETIT,
ID n adJrao, Gofarp " I
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AGENTS WANTED o U RCHARNIs0N NEW Book
IS pNE NOTED PRINCES. AUTHORs
AND sT4TESdEE OF OUR TIME"
49,
BY o of our best writers-Cdnu. n Farrar,
Jas. 7. Fields, Jas. Parton. Dickcns's daugh-
ter, and others. Over 80 fine portraits and On
cravings. ["The hook Is brinminl ever with
choice and rare things."-N.Y Y. obseryer.l In
t~elli2ent Young men and n lies can have per-
mane.t employment. A few General Ag,j.ss
wanted. HEhRY BILL pm CO,
Nov.6-12t Norwich, CT.
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Literature!


A large stock Of all the latest books. period
Gals, rbraries. weektics. hi- aeeklies. mcnthl!es,
magazines, fashion papers and dailies.
PERIODICALS.
a. perss Weekly, fiaFpef's Bagar, Frank Les
! Illustrated news paper, VI 4lyou,s ~Ilustfa-
ted World. str.
I~AEss4R5fsa.
Mtnroe $, ~I.oyel's, Seaside Brookside, Frank
Lin Square, Beadle.sr etc.
WEEkLlES.
Family stpr5, Preside. aeadie's, Golden Days,
Saturday Night. Weekly Cail. The Senator,
w--sg rir-es. EsesS. Jingo, J&dge
MAGAZINES.
!. arper's. Century, Peterson, Budget, St Mich
las.
UAFLIisS.
Ledger. Times. Press, Record, North American.
FASHION PAPEHS
strawb ilge's Quarterly, The Seasep, Cooper s
conrads Monthly.
Aay OF he above can he had at short notice by
applying ut VI. u. Walkers store or OF
HAIRY A. cARTY, Agent.
HEETG3 EAGg.
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Pennsgrove Post once hours from $50 A.. M.
to s 2. NJ. Mail closes at o.35 and .l.50 A. NJ. ;
arrives at $50 A. Nj. and $40 find 1.So p. M.
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METHODIST EPISCOPAL.


EMANUEL LBrickl-- Rev. W; Margerum
prayer meeting Tuesday evening 100. Meeting
tor promotion ot Christian Holiness led by Mrs.
SUNDAY School at Eco r NJ, Rev. W. Marger-
nm superintendent.
ST. PAUL's,-Rev. G. Elyin.
Preaching at 10 A. NJ. and 90 +: M Public
prayer meeting Tuesday evening at 100. Hon
less meeting, led by Mrs. Louderbaek, Thurs
ay evening at 100.
Sunday school at $50 P. NJ. 8. r.. Leap Super
attendant.
WoMEN's CHRISTIAN TEMPERANCE UNION
Meets every aturday evening in st. Paul's
Church at 100. Mrs. j. ID. Iorton, President;
Corresponding Secretary, Miss ReDe IhOmp-
SOL.
METHODIST PROTESTANT
MARJNER's BErnEL-Rev. j. ". Grant
Sunday school at 10 A. NJ, David simpkfns
preaching at 9 and T.C0 p. NJ. Prayer meet
ing Wednesday evening and Glass meeting
riday evening.
SOCIETIES.
PARADISE ENCAMPMENT, No, Al, /. o.
r. Meets on the LIST, and 3rd Friday evenings
Of every Month in odd Fellows Hail,
G. r. Ed. Batnart II. p, j. g. Murphy s. W.,
reqs., Jacob Featherer J. W, Isaac y. Hill
man; Guide, J. f. layton; lst. WIN. Tussey,
3. c. r.; 2nd WI. B. Lloyd PC ?,
PENIS GRovECoNCIAyE: No. g. 10.
H., meets every ZiiG ana 4ln frIudl OF edcn
month in odd Fellows Hall, attn O'Clock.
srchoH, S. NJ. Denny Provost, E. liarker;S.
ID. Archon, j. X. smith; Financier, u. 3.
Kille Secretary, W. +. Ieager.
UNION LODGE. No. IS. X. of p, meets every
wednesday evening In Odd Fellows Hall.
p. G., J.v. Clark: c. c.. J. d. Whitaker; s.
C., W. p. Denny; p, &C Daloow; NJ; OF E.,
s.B. Holton; Moi r., ". $. Avis; X Of K.&Se
J.V. Clark; NJ. at A., Geo. Jordon; I.G., John
Cook o. G., F. Paulin
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NEWEpAREV A bock of 100 pages.
IA The best for an
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AUW EEIl&fNE suit, be he expert
enced or otherwise.
Hcontains lists OF newspapers and estIinatcs
ofthe cost of advertising 4. The alverfiserwiIo
wants TO spend one dollar. finds 10 it The IN
for nation he requires, while forhim who Will
invest one hundred thousand dollars In adj
vertisipg. n scheme is indicated which viii
meet his every requirement, or can Be made
fcsfoso BY sffght changes easi'r osTfved ut bBcoT-
r~ssponaeace. 149 editions bavo been issued.
Sent postpaid, 10 any address for 10 cents.
Write to GEO. r. HOWELL & CO.,
NEWSPAPER ADVERTISING BUREAU.
00spruces St. Printing House Sol, New YORK;
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.DIRECToR


Trains leave PedricktowH lOminutPs after lei
lug or before arriving at P~ennsgroye.
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Comedie-Francaise, avec un bou.
quet de violetteS a son cOrsa.e. Les
Spectators applaudirent, sitfierent,
echangereDt force horizons. II y cut
DIES bosses au front ct DIES Oreilles
coupees. Parmi les siftieurs les plus
acharnGs, OH Signalait un jeune
officer de lanciers, vrai type de
don Juan de garrison, connu pour
ses success. LET ses dettes. II s'appe
lait lie us-lieutenant Mon
tauhan. Plus tarG, il s'appela lie
general comte de Palikao.
En- 1917, Encyclopaedia parisien.
ne, alors dams toute sa force, sc
manifesto par d'inqualitiables VIC
lences dirigees cOntre une troupe
d'honnGtes acteurs ang.ais, en- re-
presentation a la Porte Saint Mar
tin. &c fut une vraie temp6te de
sitfiets, de Girls d'animaux, d'imita-
ton, en- charge, de la langue de
Shakespeare, de pOmmes cuites ct
crues, ct meme dc cailloux dune
assez belle dim ensiOn.
Martaiuville, directeur du ORA
peau blanc, qui etait tres impopu-
laire, manqua d'1tre echarpe, pour
avoir proteste contre les tapageurs
qui venaient de pOusser la sauva-
gerie iusqn'a blesser al front une
blonde ct charmante Desdemona
LIE commissaire payant engage q
gutter la sale, Martainville lui re-
pondit
-Je reste. ST je suis tue, Janrai
fait mon devoir, ct vous n'aurez pas
fait le v6tre.
Ce fut a la suite de ces divers in
cidents que POn crea les b~ureaux
de cannes. LIE depot dies armes de-
vint obligatoire. Jadis 9uand lie
parte,re etait debout ct pleiu de
mousquetaires, pages gens-de-main,
empanaches, armes, fendus en- \,
chauds encore de ranches lippees
de e temps h6roiqnes, les emeu-
ties theatrales etaient bien antre
chose qu'aujourd'hui.
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Durant la derniere guerre civile,
deux sOldats couches sous lerr cou
vertrre reyardaient lie ciel etoile dc
la Eirginie. Jacques DIT
-Poprquoi t'as-tu fait soldat,
Tom?
-Parce que je n'avais pas de
femme ct que j'aimais la guerre,
repOndit Tcm.-Et tot
oh ! parce que J'avais uue fem.
ct que j'aimais la paix.
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On demandait a M. X. de siener
la reQu6te ell favour de Riel. Sa
femme Qui n'etait pas loin entend
cela....
jean, tn signeras pas d'papiers
pour Riel, entends-tu, i'te dis que
Il signeras pas. All, or. en- via une
atfaire, aller sisner pour un homme
quest la cause qu'la m'lasse a mon.
te 4 sous par gallon.
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Afor the working class. Send 10
%cents for postage, and we will
mail yon free, IA royal, valuable
box of sample goods that will
put YOU in the way of making
more money in u few days than
yen ever thought possible at ans bust
ness. Capital not required. We will start
you. You can work all the time or in spare
time only. The work is universally adapted
to both sexes, young and old. iou can easily
earn from 30 cents TO - every evening. That
all who want work may test the busines, we
make this unparalleled offer to all who are
not well satisfied we will send 81 to pay for
the trouble OF writing us. Full particulars,
directions. ETC., sent free. Fortunes will be
made by those who give their whole time to
the work. Great ;succes, absolutely sure.
Don't delay. Start now. Address SrINsoN a.
Portland, Maine.
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les MESSENGERS DE lair.

Je m'interesse Vivement aux con
cours de pigeons-voyageurs. De.
puts lie siege de Paris, J'ai pour les
messengers allies une sympathie qul
s'explique cOmbien d'entre eux.
PEASANT sur les batallions ennemis,
ont appotte 4 la vile investie DIES
nouvelles DIES parents, dies amis de
la province
Les concours de pigeons voya-
geurs ne sont plus DIES spectacles
frivoles. En- les multipliant en-
France, on vent arriver q former
des messengers qui, ell temps de
guerre, pourraient rendre de grands
services. D'ailleurs, lie ministere de
la guerre s'est oCcupe de Get eleva-
ge des pigeons-voyageurs ct DIES
colombiers militaires ont etc eta
Bills.
Les Allemands. sur ce point,
nous avaient devancGs DIES 1873,
lis pOssedaient dams une ~caserne
de Strasbourg cinq cents pigeons
messengers destines a faire lie service
de la poste en- temps de siege.
En- celia, on ne fait qu'imiter les
Anciens.
Sans remonter jusqu'a la COLON
be de rArche, on cite un athelete
de File d'Egine qui, Sc PENDANT aux
Jeux Oympiques, emporta avec
lui IN pigeon enleve 4 ses petits !:
apres sd v%ictoire, il lie lacha en- lui
attachant au cou I'LL ruban de pour
pre-, ce qui etait un signal convent
pour announcer quill await gagne lie
prix roiseau retourna le meme
jours vers son mid.
Les marins de Chypre ct de Gre.
te emmenait DIES pigeons en- mer ct
leur rendaient la liberte au loin
pour communiquer avec leurs amis
restes sur la terre ferme.
Les ROMANS firent mieux : DIES
compagnies de colonies precedai-
ent les legions en- marche ; quand
ces intelligents eclaireurs s'avan-
caient a travers les airs sans mani
tester aucun trouble, les soldats de
Cesars etaient slrs qu'ils n'appro-
ehaient pas Moore de rarmee en-
nemie.
Pine rAncien. faisant allusion
aux moyens de correspondre a rai.
de DIES pigeons, ecrivait dams son
Historic natWelle
"a quot servent les ramparts, ct
les sentinelles, ct les blocus, ct les
filets tendus a travers le heuve,
quand on peut faire parvenir DIES
nouyelles a travers respace
En- Egypte, vers 1850, un servi-
ce de poste aux pigeons fut install
le. Des tours portaot all SONNET
DIES colombiers frrent battles de on
re a douze lieues. A chaque tour.
il y await DIES yeilleu"s or. NUT on
jour, epiaient larrivee DIES pigeons.
Quand il ~s'aeissait d'euvoyer me
nouve''e, on prenait IN des MESA
gers ct on lui attachait au col, avec
un lacet, une petite boite en- or min.
ce CONNIE la pelure d'oignon dams
laquelle on mettait une lettre ecri.
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ATELIER "TYPOGRAPHIQUE
isoTARY JOB +

Ayant tout lie materiel n6ccssaire. nous som
mes 4 memo deNtcutcr tour les ouvrages tE-
p0oraphiques qni nous >eront comics Les
brets d'avocat. cartes d'afailrs. entttes ne
features. tickets d'habitation. blancs. circu-
laires. etc. seront imprimts dams lie plus BRET
delai ct a DIES priA moderts.
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NAdOuA NC CCS piSCOAo
valait mile pieces dor.
En- Chine, a une epoque tres re-
calee, on fit egalement usage DIES
messengers allies. II existe depulS
longtemps 4 Hong Kong une mai
son de loterie que ron nomme "Pak
Kop-Pin', ce qui signitie "Pigeon
blanc-billet". Voici Replication de
cette appellation : autrefols, cette
maisOn de lOterie faisait announcer
partout lie r6sultat du TRACE DIES
num6ros gagnants par des pigeons
voyageurs.
I'm homme qui s'est beaucoup
occupe de Ielevage DIES pigeons
messengers, NJ. Rodenbach, raconte
que Guillaume dOrange utilisa ces
pigeons al s~ieged'Harlem, Ell 1872,
ct QUEEN reconnaissance de leurs
services, les facteurs allies furent
nourris aux fIais du Tresor public.
Actuellement, DIES comites Sc sont
Institutes I'm peu partout en- France
pour former DIES pigeons-voyageurs.
LIE colombier du Jardin d'accli.
nation content 1900 couples de
ces messengers, ct, Il nos frOntie-
res de Test ct du nord, nous posse
dions une G@uinzaine de co!ombiers
m'litajreS.
Tn concours aura lieu prochaine-
ment, ct DIES prix Y seront dece1nes
par les delegues DIES ministries de
la guerre ct de linterieur.
Par e1emple, je deia les specta-
teuIs de ces courses o&iss rales de
suivre du regard les c%nncnrrants
sait-on que les ciseauv rarconren:
1000 metres par minutee
Pour faire que lepi.eonde> .enne
un messenger, on lie sonnet, en- quel-
que scite, a un entrainement qui
fOrtitie ses muscles, ieyelOppa sa
memoire, lie -end plus agilc: Get GU
trainement consiste en- uue setie de
voyages bien combines.
A Page de quatre ans, les pigeons
sont, en- general, assez forts pour
pouvoir bien voler ct voyager.
Bien entendu, on he peut char
ger un pigeon que dun poid mini
me. Autrefois, on envoyait les de-
peches pliees sous raile. Depuis lie
siege de Paris, on les ecrits ordi-
nairement sur DIES feuilles de pa
pier dit "pelures d'oienon" qu'on
roule finemcnt ct qu'on enfonce
dams I'm tuyau de plume. Ce tuyau
est attache a une DIES plumes de la
queue.
Des quill est lache, lie pigeon Sc
leve a une grande hauteur, plane
un instant, emb-asse une large
zone pour %s'orienter, puts, part COM
une teche rapide.
Parmi les petits coureurs aeriens
de 1901, beaucoup succomberent
au froid on furent tues pas les bal
les allemandes, on encore devinrent
les victimes DIES oiseaux de proie !
Mails combien a%pporterent DIES de-
p6ches utiles! Aussi chacun in>
terrogeait lie ciel pour savoir 81 Ia
bas a %rhorizon, n'allait point appa-
~raitre, CONNIE un point noir, lie fac
teur allie!
Helas les n~ouvelles quill appor-
TAFT etaient touiours tristes, tou.
iOurs navIantes!....
Mails esperons, ct les pigeons
d'aujourd'hui seront peut-ttre ceux
qui, domain, nous donneront la
borne nouvelle de la victoire!
x.
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ADJOURNMENT.
ANNONCEs.

IN carre de 10 lignes: lere insertion 81 80
: .mp -
" 3" " Insertion add. so
Toute annonce indiqusnt la profession
ayec iaAresso ct n'eXcGdant pas uultre
Homes nara an. Iavauce. 81 0c
Annonces de candidats. uavance .--. 10 eo
Necrologie. par 10
Toute annoncc commercials pnblltc Il Tan
nee sera inserGe au tauX de 80 cents par pou-
ce ponr Ia premiere insertion ct - cents pour
les Insertions suhscvuentcs.
Toute annoncc don't lie nomhrc d'insertions
nest pas specific sera inserce iuSpua neuvel
Ordre an tauX Ordinaire.
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LES EMEUTES THEATRALES.


L'emeute causee a rOpera-C Conf.
que par les adversaires de Mile
Van Zandt passera-t-elle a la pos
terite? &c nest pas sur, car, grace
a Dieu relement tragique lui a
manque. C'est possible dependant,
car ellie s'est produite dams DIES cir
constances dune bizarrerie particu.
liere.
COnstatons Ell passions que les
"emeutes" dirigees contre les ac-
teurs ct theatres, %beaucoup plus
| nombrcuses que les "emeutes" diri-
gees contre les auteurs> dramatic
ques, ont pourtant laisse moins de
trace.
QuelQues unes tOu:nerent tout 4
fait au drame, sans parler de Get
acteur irlandais qui fut mis- en- pie
ces Il la sortie du theatre lie Bel
fast, Ell 1882, parce quill jouait un
role antipathique dams IN piece
de Farquhar. Pendant la revol:e
DIES Indies, un artistic anglals, qui
jouait lie parsonage de Nana-SaIb.
dams une piece de Circumstance,
faillit avoir lie meme sort. Les 30
Hcemen current quellre peine a lie
SAWYER, encore lui await on iete tant
de projectiles divers quill dut gar
der lie lit, la figure toute "Ouverte
de handelettes, CONNIE celle dane
monte GeNrtienne.
On ceste, &c genre lie manifesto,
ton est special, ~ a pen pres, au
pays OIL les ~5"yh, abGSent volou-
tifrs DIN gin ct .1u po.'er. les plus
| Il Ties de toutes les BLOSSOMS.
Nos vjlles de province ont WI
beaucoup d'emeutaS theatraleS A
Marseille, a Lyon, On dut. tout re-
comment encore, faire Intervene Il
force armee. A Lyon meme, lnrs,
que NJ. Raphael Felix cut Ia teme.
raire ldee de supprimer les d6uafs.
il fallut montrer IL canoh.
Je me souviens dune emeute,
beaucoup plus gale, celle la +! gui
cut lieu a Toulouse, il y Il quelque
vingt ans.
Deux tenors etaient en- rivalite.
L'un, nomme Tapiau, qui s'est noye
dams un naufrage en- Sc PENDANT en-
Amerique, await pour lui les ouvri.
ers du faubourg Saint Cyprien, la
Belleville de pendroit. L'autre, Pu-
get, etait patronne par les etudi-
ants ct les militaires. Tapiau await
une belle voix, mails ch antait faux
CONNIE sill peat fait expires. On lui
lanca des jetons ct une couronne
de toin. Puget chantait avec beau
coup dart ct jouait a ravir, mais
cheyrotait terriblement. On lui
lanca une t6te de mouton. Les
coups pleuvaient ct la sale fut eva
cuee. LIE lendemain, quelques etu-
| diahts revjnrent ct exhiberent des
revolvers. LIE commissaire, fort in
quiet, leur expedia des sergents de
vile, pepee a la main. .Alors lis
ouvrirent leurs armes qui n'etaient
que DIES 6tuis 4 cigarettes dune
forme fantaisiste, fort q la mode a
cette 6poque.. lis offraient meme
leurs munitions & Ia force armee,
qri ne les desarma pas ct fut ellie
meme desarmee par lie rire.
C'est encore a Toulouse que la
fameuse Lola Monies, qui fit dams
son temps pressure autant lie bruit
QUEEN fait aujourd'hui Sarah Bern.
hardt, manqua de respect au pub
lie bien plus flagramment que Mile
Van Zandt. Lola Gtait danseuse ct
dansait assez NAL. Apres un fan
dango dun govt douteux, on la rap
pela dun air d'evidente irOnie 4;