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A Mad Family Of Aldr,oh.s

IONA, Mich. Sept. 2o-Aoner Al
drich, man Of about l5 years Of age,
with his wife and two children, one Il
OF them young man Of about 20, live
on farm about miles north.
east Of this city and one
mile east Of Collins station.
on the Detroit, Lansing 4 NortheIi
railway. The family have boon for
years the terror Of the nelghborhood
where they reside. Aldrio6 has been
arrested for assault and threats
and never without cause. Some
sgaiust lin In % ! iustlce's c oourt CUsri1; q
Portland, but no officer there. would
attempt the collection, 10 It W0s
brought to the cisy and
given to Constable Perry Chapman,
with warning to take h0lD
with him and leok out for hImSsil.
lie took with him George Bradley and
w. A. Ainsloy, Of this city, and went
out there yesterday afternoon.
They found Aldrich and his
e0-year-old son loading wheat
Into some bags. Chapman stepped un
to the wagon whero Aldrich was, and
said he was an ofIicer and had an q.
ecution.
|, ALDRIcH CAUGHT up AN AKA
lying In the wagon, and raised n n
strike, whom Chapman covered M
with his revolver aud at its muHSl0
compelled him to leave the WsRon.
and Htill covering him, told ~
mon to seize him, But before thev
could do so the young man had 9ot Z
rifle and opened on Chapman, aud tho
woman was coming With an -.
Young Aldrlch fired at ChSD.
man, but missed him, and Ko
turned and shot at young AIdrloh.
who recovering repeating Spencer
cRrbine opened fro from the house,
Bradley fell at the third shot, but We
helped by Ainsley. Chapman was uus
injured, but finding himself alone ho
retreated. Ainsley was slightly huID,
but Bradley is In q precsrl0us condls
tion. His right arm was Amputaeed
late In the afternoon, and he fs doing
| as well ~ could be expected. A war
rant was issued for the Al.
driohes-the two mon and the woman
and the sheriff and four oocero
won't out 10 serve II. Amer b0ldiuR
the officers off for four hours, wild
rifles, they finally yielded, aud, d
midnight, were
LoDasD IN JAIL.
They still kept their guns. aud inoeo
trouble was expected. Tho houno
whefc the. Aldr'ihes live 10 BOARDED
up, and tho VAN pierced for rife.
shooting, on the plan Of = frontier
post, and 10 nearly ~ strong. TIE
FAMILY arc armed with ropoatln9
rlfler, and thsy have fer yosre Kept a.
officers on the plan Of yesterday.
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Predicts for tho rsposi,,ou

Nav 0RLEAHs, Sept. O.-- Consular
telsgraphs from Washington; aDun.
can advlces from Para, Brazil,
ase that the president Of
the trade exchAnge promisos that
he products Of tSs province
OF Pa!a, VIII BE- cent 10 Che American
expos!tion ct New Orleans, immsdi
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NEW fohKs bepes Mn view Of d.
patches from 0scrsia hsving been ~
=: ;::s ;s,;!s y: n J; 3!
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do no. steer for tho light-ship that
dances In gladness
AT THE MOUTH OF HEAvBN's HARDoR,
reckless as to where they como out,
drifting farther from their preset han
piness, farther from heaven. Aud,
what Is the worst thing about IL, Is th at
they arc taking their families along
with them, and II one perish, perhaps
hoy will all perish; and tho way onp
goes, tho probability is thoy will all 70,
Y0t no anxiety as unconscious OF
danger as tho passengers on board tho
Arctic ono momont before tho Vos.a
crashed Into her. Wrapped up In the
business OF tho store, not remember
ing that soon they must quit all their
earthly possessions. Absorbed In
their social position, not knowing that
worry soon thev will have attended tho
last lovee, and wbirled In the last
schottisch, they do not deliberately
choose TO bc ruined; neither did the
French frigate Medusa aim for the
Argulu banks, but there it wont TO
pieces. o, yo reckless souls! I wish
that tonight I could wake you up
with some great perturbation. The
perils are 90 augmented, tho chances
Of escape are 10 few, you will die just
as certainly ~ you sit there, unlOss
you bestir yourself. fear, my brother,
you are becoming . oastaway. You
arc making no effort, yeu are putting
forth no exortlon fof eeospe, Yos
throw ont no oar. You take no sound.
ings. You watch no compass. You
are not calculating your boarinRu
while the wind IL abAft, and yendsf 10
. long line Of foam bounding tho kofi.
s. .ons. snd I. AZ ycHs sssrli wi!l g Pssked q 3,
fssa dsvsi 8 q ~ - O. -
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County GleaRings.

The Board of Assessors will meet at
The Court House on Monday, Sept.
7th, to tabulate their assessments and
fix the tate OF County tax,
a Woodstown lady "a yearsold earns
her living by piecing bedquilts. She
has made twenty four of ole design,
with 1865 ieces in each.
Freebooter Charles r. Burt of Up
per Pittsgrove, las sold ninety-two
horses si C the fl st of March.
William NJ. Coles, of Pilesgroye, and
the Pllesgroye Dairy Association have
found out that Tie failure Of Edward
Cove, of Philadelphia, who lately did
business as the "Lester Milk Company,
is fraudulent and they have had Cove
arrested. Mr.. Coles is out S964 and
the Association, S1069.2 20.
Benjamin Patterson editor Of the
Standard has been appointed II dele
gate by the Reform Association of
Salem to tie convention of the Reform
Association of the State to be held at
Plainield, on the nth of September.
On last Friday afternoon week the
three houses known as the Arcade"
in Salem was discovered to be OH fire
in the roof. Its prompt discovery led
to the extinguisllment of the fire after
the damages of the amount of $500
had bUen done.
The old propeller ''Joln s. Ide,''
which used TO ply between Salem and
various ports, but nov running from
Bridg, ton, was seized by She Della
ware Marshal at Wilmington last week
upon a wit of libel issued in favor
Of Enoch Moore, who holds a claim OF
$500 for relairs.
George Green, of lIaneock's Bridge,
recently accidantly shot oil his thum b
and three fingers, while cunning.
While "a Salem county farmer was
passing through G~lasshoro with IA load
of hay a mischieyous wchin struck a
parlor match on a rear wheel, setting
the hay on fire and destroying It. The
farmer had hard work to save The lives
Of his horses,
Is ael Renner of Woodstown has a
%sunlower that measured II feet, 6
indies i'll height; 8! around the sia'k
has 20 blooms the largest measuring
10 inches acress.
"A new w. c, T. U. has been orga-
nized ia Apoway. The Onicerr are:
President, Mrs. Mary Trickett; Vice.
President, Mrs. Mary Elder; Cores
responding Secretary, Miss Sarah Trick
Ell; Recording Secretary, Mrs. El IA
Maskell; Treasurer, Mary R.sDorrell.
At a meeting of AimshouSe trustees,
held in Salem on Thursday, the cor
tract for putting in steam heaters,
pipes &c, into the Almshouse, was
awarded to Martin Y. Anderson, of
Bridgeton, for $3.50. Nj. Anderson
agrees to perform all the work for heat
ing the house, aad guarantees that the
house will be sufficiently heated on the
coolest days we have, and Further
agrees to keep the boilers, pipes, &c,
in proper repair for three years. las
bond for the satisfactory fulhlment of
his contract was approved by the com
mittee.
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Wilmington, Del, and is used in ear
wing freight to that city.


The Regular Fall Term Of the Penns
Grove Musical Academy will begin on
Monday, September 9Th. Mr.. Pierce
has engaged Miss Eleanor ]. Crew, of
Norrlstown, Pa, as his very able As
sista1t for the school year. Instruct
ions will be given on the Piano, Organ,
Violin, Voice Culture and Harmony.
Miss Crew has studied with the best
German Musicians and Graduated with
the highest honors. Terms will be
given on application to the Principal.
Great care should be taken in the Sc
lection of a Teacher for the first les
sons as It's hard to break habits once
formed. Price should be no object for
the selection Of a Teacher for first
term. Names should be handed in as
early rs possible.
pcmbertOn Pierce,
Principal.
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While the steamboat ~Braneywine,
from Wilmington and Chester, was
making her landing last saturday af-
ternoon at Che stnlt street. wlialf Phil
adelphia she colIlded with tie barge
Coleta, cutting her tllro Ugh anidship
and rendering her almost a total wreck.
The II of the collision is unknown,
but is supposed to have llappehed by
tue breaking of the hell wire prevent
ing the engineer from Tearing the
pilots signals, while Others declare
that The wire was cut BY some mali
elous person on the Brandywiie. The
tug George w. Dohnest, which was
rear the scene of the collision took off
the passengers from tie B~r3idywine.
The latter vessel was after ward
found TO be only slightly damaged, aud
she LIFT on her downward trip with
out detention. AHeoae tboee who was
taken from The 4'randywine was an
old lady who vas On the Feltor at tie
time Of the explosion. When she was
put ashore last SATURDAY slte threw a
large bag over Ter shoulder and declar-
ed that 10 tlse future sIa wRti walk
The large was d~iseharsea and towed
t. q shoai spos on the Jersey coast,
where She was hsacaedt 20 prevent SILK
iag. 43.e Do yoftie BFanigwin9 was
So deeply plan "a il tasAsll If the Co
leta that it IT psired tbs ~ssrahned eff
forts Of seyea tugs to pan her aaay
from the sull ng craft. e barge i
| oaned by IN res Haareg 4 20, 0
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MARRIED.

ASHCRAFT-RUSII.-A the resi-
dence of the bride, in Bridgeport, ON
the 10th ult, by Rev. j. r.. Thompson,
Capt. Charles ID. Ashcraft, of Elmer,
and Mrs. Edith Rush.
MILLS-HARRIS.-On the 26th
ult., by Rev. James Tricket, at his
residence in Alloway, Mr.. Richard W.
Mills. to Mrs. Anna Harris all of Quin-
ON, Salem Co., Nj.
~DAGER-WILEY.- On August
Goth by Rev. w. Margerum at Eman-
uel NJ. L. Parsonage, Charles II. Dagger
and Elizabeth II. Wiley, all Of penns-
grove, n. j.
OTTINGER-RAIGN.-O August
30th. by Rev. W. MarGerum at Emau.
ual NJ. f.. Parsonage, Isarah O'tinger
and Mary L. Raisn, all of ~PeBnssrove,
Y. J.
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What's the Use
Pcmberton Pierce,
Principal.

Thousands of people, especially women are
suffering from debility when they might as wei
be healthy and strong. Here is one of the
troubles which is often caused by the liver.
People often let it run, run, run, until they go
down, down, down, and find themselves in and
almost hopeless condition of decay. What's
the use? Help up that ailing liver with a few
doses Of "AromInna." Then see how soon the
symptoms c~flangof and lassitude give away
to health and strength Price p and IS cents
Sold by ALL DRUGGIST AND DEALERS.
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I-TH#M VIZ. /.
On Thursday III &mai
meeting of sewers eitiDfas leld
in Joseph y. RoBshA's hsrAfss sho p to
consider the a~dyssauilliIss Of Ing
IA glass factory ii oug town. There
was a party of ptactleal glass Hlg,nu-
~factuurers. present ysIio spoke of,tEe
favorable prospeas there sas Of start
ing a factory here and the great beile-
fit it would bring 70 tic tewh Tile
estimated cost II starlis9 ale factory
was placed at 8oo9 $4,000 for build
iugs and ixturers and $3.50 for work
ing capitol. The plan Il to raise the
capitol by forming a stock colarany
who will have Charge and make salts
factory agreements with the workmen
who propose to move here. They pre-
ferred not to lake stock but would
show their interest in Lila eaterprize
by leaving a portion OF their weekly
wage in the hands Of the company to
be used as eapi 81 Stock. Seye Al prom
inent citizens rave taken AN interest in
the project and a public meeting will
be held in Ode Fellows Hall OF next
Monday evening at T.3q ~caclnck, 7tll
inst, to form late plail and TO raise
the required AMOUNT Oh stock. Its
desired that al Lie busluhss ineI of the
town be preseit.
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J. d. Vert, Deul gist, Cooling spring, ra}
writes; "~"Arsnanpa,' is seoiing we{I and
giving satis'astion.'
J. M. He. 3 r1Egist, tS.eelton, PAD writes
Every bottle jl 'aIonmnas gives the best
satisfaction.
R.& +. \. Gsf't2. tDeassr7 TonReouiE. Nal
says ".AtnIaaUHa' : nJtVt 80 pe autEot the
hest me iiriH mat as ever hfen Introduced
in this ! sa.ity " sod 81 ali DnCUolsr ASp
DEALER
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TEMRER SALE.


viii be sold at public saloon
FRIDAY SEPTEMBER Il. 1855.
on the premises In the township OF . ldmans
abont ~ miles from Auburn, known rs VIII
liam Guest property, adjoiaing lands of Fred
eriek Doll,ow and the Did Saw Mill property
the timber standing on alb lut
SIX ACRES
of ground. consisting OF white and black oak
suitable for frame stun and c0ld wood. 1t is on
high ground and easy of access. win be SO Id
IN h,ts, sale to commence at , O'Clock 4. NJ.
Conditions at sale by
DIV. SUMMErlLL.
Sept15It
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CHURCHES.
METHODIST EPISCOPAL.

EMANUEL tBriek1- Rev. v Margetam
Preaching 10 A, NJ; and 80 r NJ IuQit
Vraver meeting Tuesday evening I,fa. MeeIlnB
Tor promotion OF Christian Uoilnessl ed oy MIS-
Cunningham, Thursday Iehing L42, ~
Sunday school At Z.5tf L. NJ, rev. W "''sei
um superintendent
81. ~PAUL's,-Rev. g Elvin.
Preaching at 10 A. NJ. and As T. NJ PULLS
o.aver meeting Tuesday Syeutngat 20. non
lass meeting, led by Sits. LoaderbacK' nuns
SaHday ssechhsol at $50 P. ri. 5. r. Leap Super.
attendant.
ChaIsrIAN TEMPERANCE UNIoNcc
4,bnrab at If. Mrs. i. u. Tort0n. Prestdc2t
CoTfesp1ndiny Secretary, Miss Rebe Ihoinp
son.
METHODIST PROTESTANT
.RrSrRs BgTnEL.-Rey. John J.. Watsss.
Sunday school at 10 A. NJ, David slhpAihs
PPIes cSils at and 80 Pm. Prayer meet
ang Wednesday evening and Class iheeuhg-
1giday evening.
SOCIETIES.
PARADISE ENCAMPMENT, No, Al, !. o
o.. =. Meets on the lst, and 3rd Friday evenings
!. OF every Month, in o4d Fellows llaI; : W
YIN. D.. FaWcett; Scribe, II. ", -ffahaSan
= feas., Jacob Feathcrer; J. w Isaac l. Hiil'
man Guide. j. +. Layton; LIST. WIN. lusSty'
&c p; 2nd W.. Is. Lloyd p. C. ?,
PFYN,s GRovECoNC4AvF No, "A, 10.
" meets every 2nd and 18th Friday Of each
U,outh In DAD Fellows Hall, at ~ o'clock.
1rclon. =. VI. Denny; Provost, +. ltafker;S,'
10. ArchOn, j. II. smith tinaneieT, q. >
KiIle Secretary, w. I, Ye2ger.
UNION LODGE. 10. 3s. X. Of r., meets every
Wednesday evening in Odd Fellows Han.
P. q. v. CLARK: q. c.. j. ID. Whitaker;
C.. " 2. Denny p, &C balnow; NJ OF b.
S. b. Hoitan: NJ OF +, ". $. AVIS; k;oI H.$ ?,
i. Y. Clark; NJ. at A., Geo. Jordon; /. g., john
Cock o. c., f.. h Paulin.
SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 5, 1885
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The schools will re-opeu ONT skt Non
day. r. j. Shoemaker, af Ped icktown.
has been chosen principal or he Pems
Grove school in plaza Of NJ A. f,
Anes who has accepted Tie positions
OF Principal of the Brdgete schno1
made vacant by he reslgnai ION OF w.
+. Robinson. Miss Be4. ]. Alloway
is LIST assistant Miss Itattie Holman
2cd, and Miss Anna ue' daY Sd.
Any Justice of the II ice Who fails
to report to the Count Collector on
on the Grst of every N nth a fines inn
posed and received by lim during The
preceding thirty day and then and
there pay over all 81 hi fines, except
III Sc the disposition c which Is other
wise provided for by | w, renders him
self liable to a fine c not exceeding
$500, or Imprisonment for a term not
exceeding one year. Other counties
in this STATE are shaki 3 up their jus
tlces.
On Wednesday eve iag a party Of
about thirty young pc ole from Penns
Grove went to the re. lence Of Joseph
Crispin, about two n les out of town
to celebrate the birth az Of Mr.. Girls
pins eldest daught ri Ella. They
took possession of tie house about 2
O'Clock and after ind lging in various
amusements and feas fug on Joe's del
icioUs watermelons ,util Che we slna'
hours denoted the lesinning Of SER
TENDER Sd, the guest departed wishing
the fair hostess mar lgappy returns 0
the pleasant event.
Some concern WAS felt last weel,
about Capt. Joseph ID. WI itakeT lee
fear he might have eneou ltefea tbs
terrific tornado that passed 1yer Caaf.
lesion, S. G., last Tuesday week as i
was thought it was bout Il me for his
schooner to be due 4 th It port with u
cargo of ice from Kelnebee Me. But
all ap%prehensions were que led on LAST
Saturday when word WAS received by
telegraph that the schooner had arriv-
ed safe. On wednesday the falnily OF
Samuel Pedricb, WHO is first mate en-
Capt Whitaker schooner, received . let-
aI
ter from him stating that when they
were off Cape Hltteras they saw the
storm coming and they got al sells
down before it struck them, II was
ii terrific gale and they were driven for
several hours at the rate OF ten Knots
an hour but they CAME out SR right
Letters remaining in the pnsl cafee
at P~ehnsgrove y. j., fer monra end
ing August 81, 1885; JaslAia Atsia-
son, Mr.. George Arnold FLORENCE
Biddle, Capt. Robot Bruce. siy q e.
Clement, Mrs. Rebecea Cleaieat i IS.
Frank Causey, Miss Dolly 90 pple.l,
George Cannon, Miss Emma = Chew,
Miss Amelia J. Claws4n, Mr.. joan
Clam, Mr.. William D. Ia9fr, Mfs.
Sarah Dober, Mrs George Foster Mrs.
Robert Gauzie Elmer Gault, Charles
Habbner, Mr.. Joe. Henry, Nj Levin
Holland, Howard N. Howard, Miss
Edith IIendrickson, Mr.. Charles llni ms
Mss Kate Hassel, Charles 7.
Hampton, Mr.. S. ". Hewitt, Emily
l.. Justice, George Il. Kelsens Mrs. 9.
Kitzmiller, ChaIa Lee, Mr.. FIT Lab
be, William LipasfaCutt, Hsnfy pe-
cnmpte, Miss Idle r.. Moore Air j..
f, NewcomD, Mr.. David u IN,
Mr.. Richard Seires, Aiss Msry IN.
Mrs. NJ. Sheppard, I'eter Ttanpeop,
Richard II. WilasH Cipsi ght,
Charlotte Willisas, M ard
Winfield Mrs. Me- tie YNAl Z.
p. Zane, Person cal3'.s soye
will please say = 8ySrsisat
W i.
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a glass factory, let it come.
Tie pear crop is good this year.
The grape crop this year Will be good.
Don't throw stones at the glass house
hut dollars.
Tie grapes are turning purple and
vii soon be ripe.
A tomato leaf is said to bel cure for
. a lee OF Ito,net sting,
Joseph r. Elkinton was home in
the fore part of the week,
Miss Annie. Naylar, is visiting
friends ut Brideiburs Pa.
Daniel V. $ummerill, ST., will have
d ;ilubrr sale. See adv.
Krad J. t. Muffin & SONS adver-
tisement of fine tailoring.
Water melons are nov larger. Causr
more water, alec more melon.
Capt. Salaael Denny ia7 boon spend
ing the week at island Heights.
Mr.. Thomas No ton ST. is having a
new p9tato house bVjlt On his farm.
Tie a for Shooting rail birds
opened On Tuesday, lst Of September
For q good neal when you are in
Wiimlngtos go to Edward Shoemak-
er's.
NJ. French has hal 4 very gool sea-
son and aid well in the rinh invest
mrnt,
The Government surveyors are To-
Gated at Pennsyille and Surveying that
vacinity.
Tie Thomas Clyde made her last
t ip to Cape May for the season on
Wednesday.
che Cove school began on Tuesday
with Edward Counsellor of Salem,
principal.
Miss Mary Vanneman returned home
on Monday after a six weeks Visit to
Ocean Grove.
The Republic omitted her trip to
Cape may on Monday owing 30 troub-
lie with her pumps.
The new postal cards viii soon be in
use. They are of IA pink tint, with the
printing in brown ink.
Enjoy the lusciou, cantaloupes and
water melon while they are here for
theg won't last much lolger.
Miss Lena r and John V. Abrahams
Of Wccdlawn, Maryland, are visiting
friends at South PInnsgEoye.
j b Deyis began buying sweet pota-
toes at the depot, for John Bulk, of
Pedricktown, last Friday.
The excursion season is over and
Pnnesgroye will be visited by but few
more gay and loving pleasure seekers.
The Salem County Sunday School
Association will meet in st. Paul's
church, p~ennsgroye, on September %,
inst.
To remove grease from wallpaper,
lay several folds of blottiug paper on
the spot and hold Il hot Iron oyer it I'M
til the grease is absorbed.
During the cold snap last week wa
t melons could not be given away in
IA tadelphia. One truck boat brought
500 or 400 back.
Mr.. S. r. Shoemaker has moved
back to PenDsgrove from Wilmington
where he has had charge OF the Rid
die Mansion.
One Of the large popular trees front
Of William Smiths honse was cut down,
on T4sesjay. 1t was becoming decay
ed.
H3sgy I3fb'll Faellty and people all
srdo7se B1-i g. E.cpl B.iters as the best sys-
'ela tetoyatilg blood purifying ,onIe In the
world. Send fng tcst.nauals.
s. r. pmaay, mate on the steamer Arizona,
lad rs Z tbadly damned. Thorlas' Electric
Oh clueati. Neth'nG ECU &c it for a q dck
pain See.
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DIED.

WING.-At The Salem Co, Ans,
house. on August ISL, Charles Wing,
aged SO years,
HANNAH The Salem CO Aims.
honse, M August 23d, Azariah Ham,
aged 81 yeFls.
OLIPIEANT, On the 26,h inst. /
s'sarpto yn ~. = an frt q. o .'ast,
in the Goth ycartfhts age.
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4 uniCIalms a specially. Warrants end
la HtUADDITI0NAL HOMESTEAD CIR
lHHUsTIFICATES and all kinds CT LAND
SCRIPT bought and sold. SUSPEN
DED ENTRlFS, LAND, PATENr and PEN
SION cases attended to. Correspondence go
Hcitude. "A. Thomas. Attorney at Law,
Room 25 81. Cloud bldg Washington,
u. g.
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rrTTNn.

A surveys chain. The owner can
have it by calling at this office, prov
ing property, and paying cost,
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POST OFFICE.

Ma from Philadelphia and intermediate
Races arrive daily except auniay) at va a,
a and .Dj and IN p. m. Mail closes al . 20
siidIi 80 a. M. Nsluablrs ami letters register
on application. Fee, 10 eebtS'
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DIRECTORY
SUBSCRIPTION RATES.

Per Year Si.50. In Advance Sl.25.-
All sub 5criptlons outside of n Cous-
~ mt,st be paid strictly is advance.
NgvattisinQ Hates made known on application.
sample copy Of RECORD sent by request,
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Legal G}anles a. this sddce,
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On and after Wednesday, July |, the
steamer s A.. Mccall will make daily
trims between Pennsgrpve and Whining
Ton: Leaving Pennsgroye at 8 and 10 a.
M. and p. M; lesylng Wilmington,
foot Of Fourth Street wharf at s a. m
and . and 6 p, m. Afternoon trips ON
leaves Pennsgrove at 5 and $50 p. IN;
and Wilmington at ?, 6and p m. STs:
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GEORGE II. SMITH, Gen. ACT.
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s..

sArUFDAY, SEPTEMBER 8, 1885
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IoHN WANAIAEER,
Chestnut Thlvicenta and Market streets,
ana til hal square.