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DR.. Lamars, seminal pills fol
for Weakness, Loss OF vigor. Sexual and
General Debility, Nervous and Physical
Prostration and the many ailments arising
from Indiscretion, 0yerindulgence and
Abuse. To those requiring reliable RENE,
dy for the above complaints, DR.. LaMars
Strength" and "Fountain OF Youth" Price,
t2.5O per bottle. Sent by mail on receipt OF
postal order & hus saving express charges),
or O. o. ID. by express. A. McBOYLE q CO.,
Druggists, 504 Wa hington street, San Fran
cIsc0, p. d. Box ! ,952 to whom all orders
should be addressed. apis en-
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FOR SALE.

NOW BEING FINISHED. AN ELEGANT
large lot to 20.foot alley; rooms, each
with closet; also. pantry, bath room, hot
and cold water; nice large cellar; natui al
wood finish. A decided bargain, II sold
soon. Apply 70 PALMER a HUGHEs
ief an coo Downoy avenue
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STEAMERS

steamers santa Rosa. OrisaSa and 0e6e
W. Elder go through to San Diego, loav1zX
san Pedro on the dates o. their arrivNle
from San Francisco.
The steamers Santa Rosa, Orisaba and c.
W. Elder. call at Santa Barbara and Port uo1-
ford (San Luis Obispo) only, ON the fou1o
to and from San Frer cisco.
Cars 20 connect with steamers leave D d
Santa Rosa, Orisabs and Geo. W. Elder, g
$40 O'Clock A. With Los Angeles in1
Eureka, going north at 6;45 O'clock =. n
railroad time.
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No one can say sught against tho use OF
the contrary we are in favor OF them, 30
says DR.. Williams who has had the honor OF
treating over $1,000 patients during the past
HYeArk
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Notice of Meeting.

The annual meeting OF the stockholders Of
Germain fruit Co. viii be held at their Of
1856 for the election OF Directors for the en-.
suing year and for the transaction OF such
business as may come before the meeting.
By order Of the President
iyl lOt j. w. MON fGOMERY. Sec ".
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The Population Of Los Angeles
Is about forty thousand, and we would say
at least one half are troubled with some af-
lection OF the throat and lungs. As those
complaints are, according To statistics,
more numerous than others, we would ad-
wise all not to neglect the opportunity to call
on us and get bottle Of Kemps Balsam
for the throat and lunAs. Trial size free.
Price so cents and $ie0 For sale By III. d..
Godfrey, Nadeau Block.
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FIFTH DIVISION.

L Tl Ut sVt9s&tNs
Eugene German. Marshal.
| AIDS:
| C. p. Thunton, Huy Leck,
II. NJ. Newnlark, J. W. Montgomery,
Henry Baer, G. Z. Gait,
in. Sewall, Freeman Stewart.
All merchants and manufacturers are In
vited TO take part in the procession with
such displays As they may think proper
and will report Immediately 10 Eug Ger.
main, Marshal Fifth Division. for place in
line.
All citizens aud families are invited to
join the procession in carrisges and on
horseback. All societies and citizeus OF
surrounding owns are invited to take part
in the procession
All citizens. especially on the line of
march. are requested to decorate their
stores and residences.
The procession will start at 10 A. N. Mon
day. July 9Th. Route will be A. follows:
Starting from Armory Of Eagle Corps, up
Main street TO Plaza. concentrating 70
Sprins. to First. 10 Fort. 10 Sixth, to Main,
TO Fourth, where the exercises OF the day
viii take pla e at the Tabernacle, under
the direc Ion of Hon Henry T. Hazard.
rhore will be grand display Of Ore
works In the evening.
By order Of the
Grand Marshal, j. b. LANKEkSHIM.
SIDNEY LACEY. Chief OF STAN je29td
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Meal statlOns-
Pullman Sleepers leave on A. NJ Train
via Barstow. for Kansas City. via A. APP,
and A. I. 4 5. +. T. R.. AID on 5 p. X. train
TOT san Diego. Special rates on round trip
tickets to all local points.
For rates OF freight or fare, address Cali
fornia southern Agents at local stations. or
H. B. WILKINS,
Gen. Frt. & Pass. Agent. San Diego Cal.
J. N. VICTOR.
superintendent, Cotton. Cal.
WILLIAMSON DUNN
te23 General Agent, Los Angeles. Cal.
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Notice to Creditors.
In the Superior Court of the State O
California in and for the County of
Los Angeles.

In the matter OF the estate of Elizabeth
Freeman, deceased.
Notice is hereby given by the undersigned
the administrator OF the estate of Elizabeth
Freeman. deceased, TO tue creditors and
all persons having claims agaInsl
deceased, to exhibit them with the
necessary vouchers, within four month";
after, the publication OF this notice, tc
the administrator, Edward McGinnis. at his
place OF business, No. 23s North Main,street
city of Los Angeles. State OF. California, the
same being the place for the transaction OF
the business OF the said estate.
EDWARD McC5INNIS,
administrator of the estate of Elizabeth
Freeman, deceased. jes0 4w
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just Published-Price, $l.O0.

THE GOLDEN KEY TO MUSICAL SCI
ENCE, by Prof. J. H. Macdonald, President
Chicago Musical Seminary. The most val
liable little book ever written. BY 1t music
Is made easy. It shows how all the notes
aud the most beautiful chords can be learned
In few minutes. Also how 10 teach music
as It should be taught. and contains much
valuable information. Sent on receipt Of
Of price. L. N. FEvERGEON. Agt, 161 g.
Spring ST. je1l I'm
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Gard of Thanks.

Thanking our patrons for their kind pat
ronage bestowed on us so far, we have the
pleasure to announce that we are now able
to furnish as fine Lager Beer as any i'm
ported, and trust that the trade and general
public will assist us In our enterprise by
their liberal patronage, thereby promoting
an industry which Will keep thousands OF
dollars at home. Our Lager Is a strictly pure
beverage, containing nothing but barley
malt aud hops. and will be delivered fresh
from our ice vaults at short notice.
MAIER & Z0BELEIN,
Philadelphia Brewery.
jy1u Los Angeles, Cal
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BARGAIN!

Two lots In the Wooden Mil Tract, one on
Second street Gable Road, the othe on
Fourth, near Beaudry street. These lots
must be sold at once: Cali on
CHARLES W. SCHROEDER,
je2i limo Mcdonald Block, Room 2.
nan1T ONLY. Quick. permanen.
Nh Iii Cure for Lost Manhood, Debfi
M H. W ity, nervousness. weakness, No
muUqunckery. Indisputable proofs.
Books sent senled, free.
ERIE MED. CO.,
iei6eodtf Buffalo. N. Y.
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THIRD DIVISION.

Col. II. II. Boyce. Marshal
AIDS.
II. J. Fieishman, J. II. Simpson,
A. P. Robbins, c. L. Fisher,
y. Adam, Martin Agufrre,
Miller, J. Harry Conlan.
CoL0RS-searlet ana White.
All Civic Societies who desire to partiei-
pate In the procession will report immedi-
ately to Col Boyce. at his office. 81 N. Spring
street. and they will then be assigned a
place In his division.
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City Employment Bureau,

30 North spring Sc. Los Angeles,
BoOK-KEEPERs, CLERKS, RANCHMEN
and all kfnus OF male aud female help want
ed for good. permanent places. All kinds Of
help furnished free. Families and hotels
supplied with good, reliable help. Houses
and rooms to let Rents collected Bust
ness bought and sold.
money IsoRned.
jeItf Ell. WOOD 4 co.
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CLIFF HOUSE.

OCEAN AVENUE. SANTA MONICA
| Thoroughly renovated and newly fur
nished- 40 offer clean rooms, good beds
| and Or st-ciass table. Terms reasonable.
| In. MRS. J. L. BUSH.
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SECOND DIVISION.

g. A. X.
Maj. Geo. Z. Gard, Marshal.
AIDS:
L. +. Morsher, C.M jenkins,
y. W Tyler, L. d. Callahan.
COLoRS-Blue and White.
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Pioneer Transfer Co.,
NO. 3MARKET ST..
TELEPHONE 1877.
Baggage Delivered to A Parts Of
the City.
NeLain & Lehman, Props.
tan1s-tf


The Annual Meeting of the Stockholders
of Los Angeles County Bank will be held at
the Bank on Tuesday, July 9Th, 1856 mon
ing, being a legal holidsy.) at 8 o'clock P. NJ,
for the purpose Of electing a Board OF Di-
re ctors and transacting such other business
as may be deemed expedient-
IL. L. MACNEIL,
ieI6td Secretary.
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JUDGMENTS

John Martin VS. est OF FPF Temple. N
W de Temple, + W Temple, John II Temple
VIM Temple, Msrgarita Temple, Thos W
Temple, Walter Temple and W Temple
guardian-Decree quieting title 10 mining
claims and water rights In Piru district.
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nren-sulphur water
Delivered at your house by Jevne. or Burch
A Boai
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By taking the Gum Tree teucslyptus) Cough
Syrup, Only for sale By O. Y. Helnsemsn
druggist, Los Angeles.
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Los Angeles 4 San Gabriel VALLEY Railway
Attention Poulsrymen.

PURE SEA SHE'LL. NEAL FOR HENS :
great saving OF lsbos. Prepared BY M
ehinery and Kept On hand By JOHN IA
Cal fut up In pound packages az In bal
nd shipped % any loEEIilT dG9{f1I- "a
v z<1z<Isr1 z O.. = MG1cx.1< =
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q EHferDrfSe,

Last Saturday II. G. Parvin, the
manufacturer of the Parvin iron farm
wagons visited Pennsgroye with a view
OF selecting a place to move his bust
ness as he intends leaving Mount Hol-
". He WAS shown around the town
and was Informed that an acre Of
ground would be given him on which
to put his building. lie was very fav-
orably impressed with the situation of
the town and Its advantages for manu-
factures on his departure and or Thurs
day word was received from him that
he would move here as o as the wea-
Their becomes favorable for building.
Clement B. tanning has kindly given
The land while many of the citizens
have subscribed money for partially re-
paying him. Mr.. Parvin employs ten
men and low makes a wagon a day.
Before the year is out he expects to
turn out five a day. 1t is hoped that
this will be a beginning of a more pros
porous future for P~eHnsgrove.
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salem COUNTY Courts.

Tie case of S. Z. Lippincott VS.. w.
I. Rsybold for $4,000 damages went
to the Jury last Friday morning week
at 10 A. NJ. and was not agreed upon
until $50 p. NJ. The jury returned a
verdict against the defendent, placing
the damages at $500.
TIE criminal cases were tried Mon
day week.
The first case tried was the State VS..
Frederick Wilson, colered, three in
dlctnhents for stabbing at a colored
entertainment, and n indictment for
assault and battery upon LYDIA Green.
Prosecutor Shape for State, and J. f.
S%innbckson for defendent. The jury
soon returned a verdict of guilty. SEN
fenced to 81 years at State Prison.
Sta'te VS.. Allie Grey, colOred, two
indie, lents for resisting an officer.
Prosecutor Shape for State, j. +, Sin
nicksyo for d~efendent. Verdict, guilty.
Richard Harmon, colored, who plead
guilty to entering Richard Hires store,
was sentenced. TO two years in the
State Prison.
State VS.. Fan. Hutchinson, indicted
for tile larceny of chickens in U. p.
Neck( was found guilty. Prosecutor
SlapeI for State, Charles Mecum for de-
fendabt. Sentence, 8 months in coun-
ty Jail.
Court reassembled Monday morning
for tho trial of appeal cases. The fol-
lowing we're tried;
Fithngh & Layman VS.. Lang, Allow
ay and Munyan. Scovel & Harris; j.
". Wartman.
John Gassner VS., w. r. Casperson.
". T. billiard; j. w. Acton. A suit
to recover S1O0 which the plaintiff be-
low alleged be loaned Gassner. Judge
ment for Casperson.
Court adjourned Monday to meet
February 18th.
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MARRIED..

ROBINSON-PIERCE.-A Dare
town, on Dec. 10Th, 1885, by the Rev.
John Ewing, D.. d., George w. Rob
inson to Mary d. Pierce, both near
Woodstown, Salem county n. j.
GAUNT-HAINES.-In Daretown
n. j., Jan. 14th, 1886, by the Rev.
John Ewing, ID. D., Amos p. Gaunt,
of Pittsgrove, to Mary w. Haines, of
Yorktown, n. j.
HOUSE-BELL.-At the Walnut
street parsonage, Salem, ON Dec. 23rd,
1885. by Rev. VIM. S. Zane, Mr. Harry
w. House and Miss Maggie L. Bell,
both of Alloway, Salem county New
Jersey.
RIDGWAY - PRICKETT. - At
Woodbury., on the Goth inst, by Rev.
Edward Dillon, Charles A. Ridgway,
of Woodbury., and Miss Kate j. Prick
EFT, of Pittsgrove, Salem Co.
the
Baptist parsonage, Mullica Hill, n. j.
January Both. 1886, by Rev ii. j.:
Hamilton, Josiah Yourinson, of
Pe~nnsgrove and Miss Emma j. Carney
of Woodstown.
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PedricktOwn NJ Il. Church
Reunion.

Our quiet town is now being greatly
stirred by a gracious revival of religiOn
in the NJ. L. Church. The members
are being quickened to fresh activity,
and are laboring ~zealously for the sal
walton of sinners. Six persons have
professed conversion, and on Monday
evening twenty four penitents were at
the altar of prayer, seeking the pardon
of their sins. A meeting at Centre
Square, on the same charge recently
closed in which twenty six persons
were converted and several members
sanctifed.
The NJ. L. Church at Pedricktown
has been thoroughly renovated; it has
been neatly painted outside and inside,
by our townsmen Charles NJ. Barber,
who is sparing no labor to give us a
good job of work, which will be acred-
it to him as Il mechanic in the years to
come. The outside window blinds
have been dispensed with, and inside
blinds substituted. The church VIII
also be farther beautifed by new car
pets pulpit chairs and a chandelier.
The r~e-opening services will take
place on Thursday Feb. 18th. If the
day should be very stormy, the reopen
ing will take place on Friday, if the
weather be favorable. Love-feast at
8, O'Clock A. NJ, preaching at 10i
O'Clock A. NJ, by Rev. James Moore a
former pastor, Rev. John s. Gaskill,
Elder of Camden District, will have
charge of the finances. A number OF
the forme: pastors are expected 10 be
present and deliver addresses in the
! evening. A special invitation is here
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III aaanl I.t-a

~.caat tLeiryvork And so fho
last ti'ol' maJo AIN, - ~ Inv l,,,
pate ~
I TI '',l O'',,,. W,
M nv ofra;Jarios .oo,a 80 - ~.
ne nc e''' DaIoJ, o I'm y [.. 10
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year . w. ",t ,,.ariJ :. ,,..,
@ ana ., fo H. Inn IT WIN 70 w.
ooI,IG - I''t H.. IN, ar .ho
we are 'oI,' ~ O''o VI ''''
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lIl'I uicy 'i-
70 Ae~2 o"' -
rom oti'ci i'~'1'I"'''2 -
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ttIlS dIc DcLICi Ciidliu'9C
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by given to all the neighboring clergy
meIl, and a general invitation is also
cordially extended TO all the commu-
nifty, and to those living in the ''rc-
giolis beyond" 10 attend the re-opsning
services. We are praying that the
Great Head of the church will make
this q great day in the history Of Meth
cd su in P~edricktown.
j. Garrison. Pastor.
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Tobacco chewing is a filthy habit to


| all but those who chew.
Nicholas Vansant has received an
increase in his pension.
John G. Peterson has moved into
Charles Denny's house ON Harmony
street made vacant by PembertOr
Pierce.
There are lots of people who would
never pass muster for ''pretty," who
might go away up above proof fer
good
Sweet potatoes are Sl.75 per barrel
and several of the farmers arc selling
them to w. Justice and Sons for ship
ment.
A yellow-skin onion weighing TWEEN
ty-three ounces is on exhibition at the
Bridgeport pOstofice. Cbas. II.
Storms was the grower.
Cayenne pepper ~sprinkled upon hot
nanuels, says one who has tried it, will
afford instant relief to persons troubled
with neuralgia.
Edmund J. Dawson has purchased,
for S49.5 per acre the Caleb Kirby
farm of $50 acres nea Centre Square
and will move on it in the spring. Mrs.
Deborah Kirby & Son will sell their
stock aad farming utensils next Tues
day.
On Wednesday Samuel S, Thomp-
son received a saddle of a deer sent him
by his son Winfield S. Thompson from
Arkansas. Winfield lives in Spring
field, Mo-, bnt is now in northern Ar
kansas prospecting for a new railroad.
Mr., T. will please accept thanks for a
slice of his fine venison.
Last Saturday evening Acton Post
G. A. r. held their festival and socia-
BILE in Odd Fellows Hall. To judge
by the way the soup, baked beans, hard
tack and coffee, served in army style,
were consumed the novelty of the oc-
casion was greatly appreciated. There
were present two coach loads of visit
ing comrades from Salem and a small
delegation from the Woodstown Post.
Last Thursday evening week as
Wesley Justice and wife were on their
way to Pennsgrove, they turned out to
go by some one when the carriage was
overturned and Mr.. and Mrs. Justice
thrown out. Mr.. Justice. was stunned
by the fall and remained unconscious
for 10 OF 20 minutes. The wagon was
damaged gu another had to be barrow
ed for them to return home in.
Chancellor Runyon has rendered a
decision which settles the ~long-vexed
question as to the requirements OF an
employee to keep the secrets of his en-
ployer. lie decides that the employe
is restrained from divulging or max
ing nse of any secrets Of his employer
which may come TO his knowledge
throHgh his employment, and is liable
to prosecution for such use or divul-
gence.
Norris Keen and Mathew Vanneman
have returned from Florida. They
went as far lis Silver Spring which is
advertised SO greatly in the papers.
They were down there during the cold
snap when oranges were frozen on the
trees and do not speak very favorable
of the place. They got u mess of Sill
yer Spring about which such a glowing
account is given in the Philadelphia
and New York papers, They say there
is one hotel there, about twenty negro
huts and the rest is pine woods. AT
ter seeing this beautiful (?) place where
many nOrtherners are investing SO for
a few feet Of pine woods, they got
enough Of Florida and turned their
faces from the sunny South, AS they
steamed into New York after u rough
passage they concluded that New Jer-
sey looked the best. They returned
r ch in experience with no more desire
to go South.
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SALES.

Feb. 2, personal property of Deborah
Kirby s. Son neal Centre Square.
Feb. ID, sale of Sleighs, bells, and
Harness in PennsgroVe by Robbins and
Flanagan.
Feb. 16, iipersonal property of Thomas
n orion, ST. on Carney's Point.
Feb. II, personal property of G. G.
Turner, between Auburn and Swedes-
boro.
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VsxE MATRIMONIAL

Is the largest and best MARRIAGE paper p''h
lished. 1t contains As columns ofwnll Saieete|
reading ma;tor. Zach Is "''os ajout z0o
PERSONAL ADNEETISEMENI
Of Ladies and Gautlcmal, froic all sections
who want to marry. There is "a othing immor
al for the ia lcr is devoted solely
70 II PROMOTION or MARnIAoE.
SsnI for the February number, AID yeu viii re-
ceive a first class marriage paper. Advertisers
and subscribers rescjYH handsome books.
Mailed 10 any address, securely Wrapped, for
Ten cents. Address THE MATRIMnNiAL 80
Elm street, Cincinnati, OAio. i1his Is an GA
established paper, not a new venture,
Mention this paper.
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Wananlaker'a
rnILApELruIA, january, 8, Issa.

Who'd "a thought such a tale
lay under Hamburg" en-
broideries! Not Hamburg at
all--mere mercantile name as
sumed to throw the curious Oft
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AGENTS wASTRDr OE oJECIilRNlEd T. Book
usarfE EDTED PRINCES AUTHORS
- TOOL AH-aEn-s
Asn aTATREMEV Of OUR TIME"
b 20 ot our best writers-Cannon FarT2r,
jas, 4. Fields, Jas. Parton. DicAcus'S dau<i-
ter, AID others. over ~ fine portraits ana en-
cravings. l"1he book is Drumming over wit
choice and rqra things ~. Y. CbScrver.l IL
t|r.tjgga, young mca and lt4ltS can h7'' pc
u1ae employment. 4 fcW General Agent
vqffnt UEaRg BfLG pUB 20.
No- ~ ieu az.
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o
All the late libraries, news and story papers,
fashion mouthlies and magazines.
The Century, IIarpers, Lippinoott's, Gody's,
Peterson's, Popular monthly, sunday Maya
zines, &c.
WEEKLY STORY PAPERS
nd-Hts, Saturday Might, Family story, Pan
ner Weekly, Colder Days, Situngs, Arkansas
Traveller, etc.
LIBRARIES
Munros Tousey's, Beadle'S, War, Army, and
Navy, etc,
DAII1ES
Press, Times. Ledger, Record, North American
German Democrat, besides 4 fun line Of story
and Joke BOOKS, rceitations, dialogues, games,
etc.
serve these in ~neighboring towns along the
Delaware r.. +. II. Main office at W. f. wal
kSr's store, rennsgrove branch, at ". Kug-
ler's, Paulsboro. At either place orders.nlay he
left. nIonthly subscriptions received % over
1850 newspapers and magazines 1T publishers
prices. Call on o. s nd for price list at either
office. Give me a call.
HARRY A. CkRTY, Agent.
II ri g EsABE
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State News

The City of Woodbury. has issued
$4,000 worth of bonds for the con-
structiOn Of the water works.
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SOCIETIES.

PARADISE ENCAMPMENT, No, Al, 1. o.
- Meets ON the lst, and Bird Friday evenings
NJ every Month in odd Fellows Hall.
c. p, I'D. BaInart II. p, j G Murphy ;. W.
n1aasa Jacob Feathcrer; J. w. Isaac y. Hill
man: Guide. j. f. Laytoni LIST. WIN. Tussey,
P" c. P; end WI. B. Lloyd; PC. 7,
PENIS GROVE CONCIAyE. No. -, 10.
n. meets every Ind aud 4th Friday Of each
nnonptb in odd Fellows Hall, at IN o'clock.
.rcbop, S. NJ. Denny; Provost, L. Harker;S.
u. Archon, j. Il. smith; Financier, q. s.
Kille Secretary, W. +. Yeager.
Union LODGE. No. IS. X. of p, meets every
wednesday evening In odd Fellows, Han.
"P q. !. ". Clark; G. c., j. j. whitaker: :
q W p. benny; p, &C. Dal6ow; NJ; OF f.,
s II Uoltnn: NJ. of f., w. S. Avis; X: OF R.&S.,
!. Y. Clark; NJ. at A., Geo. Jordon LII, Johh
Cook; o. G., f.. d. Paulin
SATURDAY, JANUARY 80, 1885.
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DELAWARE RIVER r.. II
POST OFFICE,

Pennsgrove Post once hours from $50 A. NJ.
0sP. NJ, Mail closes at 6.35 and l.5 A. NJ. /;
arrives at $50 A. NJ. and 5.lO find 7.90P NJ.
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30 SO. Aiuth 80, E.ltIaaeInlLln. e.
UP.

Tic Upper Canal Bridge viii be la
ken mp for repairs Oh Monday, July ~
1885, and will he up until further no.
tIce.
RICHARD s. LAYTON
Freebooter.
July 10, 1885 If,
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CHURCHES.
METHODIST EPISCOPAL.

EMANUEL (Brick)- Rev. W. MargeTum
Preaching 10 A. NJ. and 700 =. NJ. Public
prsger meeting Tuesday evening 100. Meeting
kor promotion Of Christian Holiness led by Mrs.
TnhnjnghanS Thursday evening 100
sunday School ut 2.60P. NJ, Rev. w. M2gger-
um Superintendent.
ST. ~PAULs,-Rev. q. Elvin.
preaching at 10 A. NJ. and7.G0 +. NJ. Public
prayer meeting Tuesday evening at 100. Holl-
ness meeting, led by Mrs. L0uderback, Thurs
.ay evenings at 100.
The Penn's Grove record., 1886-01-30
METHODIST PROTESTANT

MARINERS BETHEL-Rey.J ). ". Grant
Sunday school at 10 A. NJ, David Slmpklns
- Preaching at 2 and 100 P. NJ, Prayer meet
ing Wednesday evening ana CiaSs IheelInB-
riday evening.
The Penn's Grove record., 1886-01-30
10 s.

ATURDAY, ANUAR 80, 1885.