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The Penn's Grove record., 1888-03-03
SATURDAY. MARCH 8, 1888.


trips on Monday.
SIT we've made by the sociaole AZ
Mrs. Sarah Biddles's.
st. Pauls Church made about S4o
clear by Messeros's lectures.
John w. Trumbull has quit the en-
ployment Of Dive, & Summerill.
Mrs. Ellis will not he present TO
speak in Odd Fellows Hall this evening.
Examinations for County Certificates
are now being held in the public
schools.
Sheriff Butcher was in town OH Mol
day posting notices against bribery al
election.
Samuel D. Hoffman, az Auburn boy.
has beer, renonlinated for Mayor Of At
lantic City.
Thos. Shape and wife were rendered
q surprise visit by a number OF friends
Oh Wednesday.
Samuel ]. Hurff moved to Woods
town on Thursday to engage IL the
butcher business.
Frank simpkins spent last Sunday at
Old Point Comfort, Va. He went on
q railroad cond uctors' excursion.
Mrs. Jas. Rogers. of Merchantville,
and Miss Mary Prickett, Of Moores-
town, are visiting Mrs. Chrissie hogers.
AS the women can vote for school
trustees this year, all believers in wo-
mans suffrage will exercise That right.
It ia said the steamer Wilmington
will run cheap excursions from viii
m,ngton 10 Augustine Pier next sun'-
iner.
Samuel b. Holton left for Boston on
Thursday to do business for John
Surnmeros Il Bro. concerning CLING
Irvine.
The Geo. Dolbow farm offered for
sale last Saturday was bid to S32 per
acre aud the sale adjourned until this
afternoon.
JohH p. Lockwood, the teacher OF
the Cove school last year, died sudden
iy vt Smithville, Burlington Co., about
three weeks ago.
LIST uf letters remaining in the
Pennsgrove post office Feb, 10Th: Thos.
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wharf n The love-.
A memorial service will be hei III
Emmanuel, Sabbath morning The lltn,
the last Sabbath Of Rev, w. Maiser-
uui'atastoIat1. Nine members ave
diedAuring lie three y'aisol hisiec-
toislnp.
Leonard A Stanton and son arrived
home d, Thursday night win twenty
six Ealnlucky bred horses and will OF
fer tHm Mt public sal. IN peinsgroye
next thursday Afternoon slh inst al 70
%o,cloct.
4 .J,,nson of Wenonal, exharl.
81 ;,,n. p.,hs, church ~, Tu..,h,v
:" " "e
evening ana Il. raitefsoil' OF "estVhie
Wednesday evening. such interest
VAS ,,anif.s,.I in the Tuesday even.
M 1850, ,h,, ,hax ,.vs hs., con.
.,tuss "ui'iis ."e week.
The Penn's Grove record., 1888-03-03

PEDnrcKroI

A very large nu& er OF D Iriehu
and relatives atten1 tne fuiiefa, ol
David Shoemaker tst MS
remains were hun III the rrietius
cemetery.
The revival seryf rs at the NJ. h.
Church closed last Z abbath evening.
The work on tn bridge over Oid-
mans creek will snit be completed.
Tie high tides i'd winds last Sat
urday broke ,nAryl Of the meadows
banks aud the MEADOWS are Miii
Inundated although many OF tne
breaks have been( stopped. some
talk OF 10 repairing their oaiiks anu
leaving the meadow out 10 the tue.
Travel over the meadow crossway to
Centre Square has\ been blocked W
water and ice So pe4ple nave Deen oo-
liged to drive arotind by the "iew
bridge.
Shad SNYDER LAST week while play
Ing ball was struck u the lace v I'VE
ball, bruising his fafo and cutting his
lin. On Wednesday, while working on
the railroad at Paulsboro his hand WIS
caught between ii,rl cars and n fin
ger amputated. Fr. Miller dressed
his wound and now he is under tie
care of DIR. H. r. Johnson.
The Baptist con Sregatson at 'h's
Mace was orvanized IN Wednesday rs
4 Church, IL wa Was formerly Il
branch of a Phila. ! hurch. services
were held all day snd Ia the evening
Rev. A. NJ. Sembows or salem, preach
ed an excellent seflnon oMA4.
The Penn's Grove record., 1888-03-03

~ III fNN wv ~ NAhNh - 49, 80
ected writ, delivered. | will expose for sale
at Public Veudle, on
SATURDAY. MARCH 24th 1888.
In front Of the Court Housr in the rl.t If Sa-
lem. N. j. between the hOIIs Of IL al,u T.. NJ.
allth- following described lt, tract or n'ce OF
Land. situate IN The vifltg r of PennsgfOye.
County Of Salem and State III New Jersey, md
bounded rs follows:
Beginning At the cornrr 81 Iii Zabeth :. STRAIT
tons lot lin the line oil lHttid Iefry's lott and
runs "a iy her line north fuTtS one and a hall
degrees east about three chs iiS tn the middle of
Harmony street thence; a. down the middle
Of said street abrul iOfii Forty eight and a
half egrecs Nesl sixty ami SiN ienihs link 10 a
corner in said Harmony street thence 90 south
about thirty-nine degrees and forty minutes
west three chains 10 the Hue at David PerTy's
lt aforesaid iiieEcr AZ IL, hi. line south forty
eight and y half degrees ti>t sixty links and
six Of u link 10 the place OF beginning
containing Eighteen liu ,drrdih Of an acre.
more OF less. being the same lot of land and
premises that WAS conveyed 10 the said Mar!
l.. Woody by Milford NJ. Adams and Rchtcca
j.. his wife, by deed dared .Iune ~. 1871.
SELF, d and taken IN execution as the property
OF Charles r. Wn Tiiy a5d vile. Defendants at
the SUIT Of Harriet W""diry. Complainant, and
TO he sold ll
JAMES BUTCHER. >heriff.
q. ii SINAIcksoN. Soir.
Dated Slierih'> unirc. Saltnl, Nj, February
-, 1875.
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Denny brothers Ii 1--we sold the steam
Ell s. A. Mctall To The jamestown and
Washington. Railroad company, of
| North Carolina, for about S12 600; the
| final settlement for which, Capt. Sa'n-
uel informs us, will take place March
21st which is the expiration ot the three
months time for witch she was char
tered. TIE railroad company chartered
her with the object Of buying and be
fore she was taken South il WAS the
idea of The owners that size would not
return Tw months ago she a re-
| ported sold but the final acceptance by
| the railroad directors Was not made un-
til more recently.
The steamer Susie A. Mccall has an
interesting history. She was originally
tie goyeLnm.nt lighthouse tender
Dandelion and wits sold b, the govern
ment some yefus ago as no longer ft
for sucli service. Size WAS bought by
the Dennys for Sl,350, who found that
her hnli was good. They spent about
So 0G0 in having her repaired and hen
placei hfro ~ Lhe4emsgrove iontt To
succeed lhfAllce PrestO. She has
J 5nco t.tn OH that route until charter
/ Cd 10 80 To sou heru waters. She. is
| abul l36 feet ovei all aud has been 50
material alt,r red and repaired thai
| she is not ~rocognizibl from her OF ig-
| inal form. Last tall year ago she met
with an accident and her broken ma-
chinery was replaced with new. Her
| bottom is said still to be in n first class
condition.
Denny brothers last week purcha5
I'd the steam Propeller Greenwich
in New York and she arrived III Viii
mington IN. Tuesday TO he rebuilt.
| She WAS recently burned down to her
hull. which is all that remains of her
wood. work. 1t will be necessary 10 re-
build all # her d. ok houses and joiner
work, which will be completed IN time
for the opening of be.shad season. as
she will b. used L, market the sbad
| caught in the Delaware aud take them
to Philadelphia. She will be rebuilt to
| give all tbr deck room possible 50 more
shad can b. carried in boxes on her,
which will BIZ II great saving 10 Messrs.
Denny, as leretofole they have had to
hire a tug ut $50 II dtv for w IN Intl,s
to tow the lay-buatsto market. This
will not only save tug expenses but
give them ihe freight on the shad by
which they hope TO lessen the cost of
getting the shad to market.
She will also have saloon aecnmmo-
datio.s, and duIing the summer mouths
will run between Pennsgrove aud Will
min9ton. The 1reenwich was built at
Moare's ship,yatd, in Wilmington in
1879, for Holmes IL Co. of Greenwich,
Conn. Afterward she was used AS a
transfer st eamer between New York,
and Brooklyn by New York, West
Shore Il Buffalo railroad. She is about
81 feet long.
The caucus meeting of the Demo-
J cratic party of Upper Peuns Neck will
be held next Saturday afternoon, 10Th,
at 2 O'clock in Odd Fellows Hall,
P~ennsgr0ve, to nominate candidai es
for township offices to he voted for the
following Tuesday By order of H. II.
DEG rofft, chairman OF last caucus.
Almost miraculous are stnie Of the
enres accomplished by the use Of Ayers
Sarsaparilla. In the case of II. l..
! King, Richmond, Va, who suffered
for AT years with an aggravated form
Of scrofula, Ayers Sarsaparilla affect
ad aafouiaIatn0 rpautfa
The Penn's Grove record., 1888-03-03

Gloriosa. A new dress stuff.
Silk-and.wool; but with such a
%glimmrring. glancing surface,
and such a changeabld effect
when draped. that it seems to
be all silk Plain weave. Only
the advance pieces are here
yet-navy, brown, gray. The
glimpse is enough to mark
them for friends. As inches,
I.5o. You'll hear more of
Gloriosa and soon see necks
a-twist on Chestnut street to
get sight Of it.
The Penn's Grove record., 1888-03-03

The special lot Of German
1'ablecloths and Napkins opens
fully up to standard. DUAL
ity, color, weave, are right.
No drawback anywhere. The
Linens limp only in the price.
They go very lame there. Take
one size. Cloth. plump ? yards
wide and full AZ yards long,
with knotted fringe. IL plain
fringe Napkins to match. $50
for the set. Last-week price
for the same quality was S,
and the proht-margin was very
narrow at that.
Sets, knotted fringe, 40
to ADO:
Sets, plain fringe, 8 to 500,
according to size of cloth.
Cloth separate from Napkins
when desired. Bleached white.
with white. red. blue. or gray
and shrimp borders; some
mixed cream and olive all over.
Once understand the get up
of a Jewett Filter and there will
be no wonder that it does its
work so well. Simple. but
certain. What of dirt, seeable
and unseeable. that gets by
the strainer and the sponge at
the outer gate, is lost in the
wilderness of gravel and char
coal. No odds how muddy
the wafer you feed a Jewett
Filter with the drip has the
sparkle Of dew. Every foul
ness goes.
With cooler. 7.2s, 8.75.
Io.25: SO cents extra il dec
GRATED.
Kitchen Filters. 4. S,
G. 40, 7.as.
The Gate City Filters (por-
Gus stone), S to 20. They
do good work.
JOHN WANAMAXER.
Chestnut Thirteenth And Market
streets and c,ty-hali square
Rivervievv Cemetery.
The Penn's Grove record., 1888-03-03

Peerless Sateens. Thefresh
troop Of design are a vision
of the rose door of Paradise
Flowers and leaves and buds
and butterfly beauties and all
the higgledy piggledy bits o.
brightness of the best French
Sateens caught and Gagged on
their smooth faces. And the
price is but I2Hc 3 yard
When before would so little
money buy so much hand
someness and worth in cotton?
Fine French Sateen. SIC.
Best French Sateens, 37Hc
The Penn's Grove record., 1888-03-03
ROUP

ENHE Condimetal Spice.
which costs only 3
cents Il packet, is a sure
cure and preventive of
Roup.
1t should be given tw ce
a day il the disease has
already made its appear
ance, while those that are
badly affected sho id he
treated as described ON our
pamphlet on poultry. But
where Condimentai spice
is fed daily there is no dan
ger of Roup proving fatal.
For sale at moSt stores.
THE CONTINENTAL FOOD CO
~ New St, %rMladelpniA.
The Penn's Grove record., 1888-03-03

Almost miraculous are SINE of the
enres accomplished by the use Of Ayers
Sarsaparilla. In the case of r. l..
King. Richmond, Va, who suffered
for AT years with an aggravated form
Of ~scrofula, Ayers Sarsaparilla affect.
ed astonishing results.
Sharp County record., 1888-06-21

Il VIII oqre headache. /, wiz cure
neuralgia. 1t vii cure i broken
spirit. Ii will cure sorrow. Now.
no man should do more yll o.
muscle, CT of brain ina day JL-a -s
can perfectly recover from tAg
fatigue Of in a GOOD nights res.
Up TO that point, exercise is go9~i
beyond is waste Of life, eAhaustlca
and decay. When hunger calls -or
food, and fatigue demands rest, We
are are in the natural order, ana
keep the balance of life. When We
take stimulants to spur our jaded
nerves OF excite an appetite, we are
wasting. There is wrong and ms
chief in all waste of life. A man
should live so as to keep himself nj
best, and with a true economy. To
eat more food than is needful, IS
worse policy than tossing money
into the sea. 1t is a waste of labor
and a waste of lite,
Sharp County record., 1888-06-21
THE GALLOWS ABOLISHED.

The interest which the press of the
country has manifested in the aboli-
ton of hanging as punishment Tor
murder and the substitution of elec.
tricity has induced Gov. Hill of this
state to sign q bill to this effect
passed by the last legislature. The
new law will apply to murders COM
mitted after Jan. l, 1889.
1t embodies the most radical re-
form of the century in the mode of
inficting the death penalty, and the
Empire State should be proud to be
the first in in this great reform. The
whole civilized world will watch the
effect which this change will have on
crime.-New York Proof Sheet.
Sharp County record., 1888-06-21
The presidents reelection this fall

The presidents reelection this fall
bids fair to open another "era Of
good feeling" like that which &C
companicd the second election Of
Monroe. Most republicans who are
not candidates for Office have no
serious fault to find with his admin
i>tration. The country is outgrow-
inc the scnsclcss divisions of the
past, and the harmony in the demo-
cratic party forcshadows a wider
harmony in thcnation.-Sull;van (llD
Progress.
Sharp County record., 1888-06-21
ARE YOU GOING

To KANSAS Missouri, COLORADO, Ne
BRAsKA, OREGON, CALIFORNIA,
Or any point in the west or northwest? /,
so you will Of cousse wish to be informed
as to the cheapest, shortest 9nd most
pleasant route You will wish to pup
chase your ticket via the route that will
subjcct you TO no delays, and by which
through traits are run, Before you start
you should provide yourself with a map
of the Gulf Route, kansas City, Spring
field Il Memphis r. r the only route
from the South to the West. This line
runs its entire trains, with Pullman Pal
ace Sleeping Cars, free Reclining Chair
cars and elegant day coaches from Mem
phis to Kansas City, saving many hours
time over any other route.
For emf grants from the south to Oregon
Washington and the far west, this route is
especially desirable, as holders f
emigrsnt tickets are by this route carried
in trst-class trains. Close connections
are made at Union Depot, Kansas CITY,
with overland routes, carrying free emf
grant sleeping cars through Portland, Or.
egon, Thus, passengers by this route
have but one change of cars, Memphis, to
Portland, Oregon. When you 90 west
you will save time and money by purchas.
ing your ticket via Memphis aud the Gulf
Route Send for large map of this
short route. Send for a eopv of the
Missouri and Kansas Farmer an eight
page illustrated paper, giving full and re-
liable information in relation to those two
great states, mailed free. Address,
j. E. LOCKWOOD.
6. P. 4 T. A., Kansas CITY.
Or Il. D. Ellis; Ticket agent
81 Madison St., Memphis, Tenn.
Sharp County record., 1888-06-21

make .heir homes in Arkansas, where e
cordial welcome from the people viii 65
extended TO them, and variety 0t uEte
velopad resources, uneXoeiied by any equal
area ou the globe, promises gen raj Ee-
ward fo1 industrious labor.
Tor:h-Ihe financial embarrassment of
the State having been safely and .er-aia-
ly relieved, we favor such mOd,HJadoas
OF the convict system of the State as can
be effected, to The end that the S.4Je shaA
rs ume the complete control and rosPCn-
5ibility iJr their maintenance, that their
lahor may not be brought mo open and
direct competition with the honest and
voluntary labor of the people, anj on such
reiormatory basis, that uovices in crime
may not be subjected to The OanytuI IN
tlaerces OF contac. and association with
hardened criminals.
Eleventh--Wo congratulate the people
upon the 5roWtI Of personal temperance
throughout the State, and are IN favor OF
! the strict enforcement of the laws, now IN
our statutes, restricting the illicit sale OF
Intoxicating liquors, believing tina; it al
fords striking example of the benehcent
effects Of the principle Of loca. sell govern
ment.
Twclf,l-In conclusion we cordially In
vite all citizens Of the 5 ate, regardless oi
their past party ath iai. ms, who are IN
accord wi,h the present administration
aud the principles declared in the message
of President Cleveland and the police:
laid down in this platform to unite and
utfi late with US in their support and main
tainance by the election OF the candidates
pledged to their enforcement,
Sharp County record., 1888-06-21

"The Peoples Party IN lizard
county held primary election on
the 9th and the largest vote polled
for any Office was cast for The eight
candidates for assessor-3j5, which
figures we get from the tabuIated
report in last weeks Register. This
vote shows the strength of the OPP
position to the democratic party In
that county we prcsum. The two
leaders of this anything-for office
clement were candidates for repre-.
sentative of the poor and oppressed,
and the two received a combined
vote Of 245. The republican vote
in lizard is about $50. Two weeks
AGO it was said in Eve. Shade that
this Peoples ticket would sweep
that county like storm and al
traces Of chance for the democrats
would be wiped out like an array OF
ciphers in the dry sand. So mucI
for blind prediction.
Sharp County record., 1888-06-21
SLEEP AND WASTE OF LIFE

Sleep will do much to cure irrita~
bility of temper, peeyi>hencss and
uneasinesS. 1t will build up and
make strong a weary body. 1t will
do much to cure dyspepsia, particu~
larly that variety known as nervous
dyspepsia. 1t will relieve the IAN
gour and prostration felt by con-
sumptives. 1t will cure hypochoudria,
Sharp County record., 1888-06-21

Taken up as an cStray and posted before
+. Carpenter Esq of Sullivan tovnshin
sharp county, Oh the 5th day Of MAY. ISIS
one dark iron gray horse about three years
OLD, about twelve hands high 10 brands
Peiccivabie. If the owner Of said horse
does not come forward within twelve
mouths from said 5th day of MAY. 1883
prove hlS property, pay charges and fake
Sald morse away, he Will be forever b rr, d
1!am any clam thereto.
This June s,b, 1888.
JOSHUA WANN.
Clerk.
Sharp County record., 1888-06-21

According to the New York Her
aid, Mr.. Cleveland Is entitled to
confidence because he has managed
the affairs of the nation on strictly
bus n IS rincipIes. He sent IN s.
sage to congress that stated one fact
only-that too much mQpptISe,
Washington meaHsd' one duty only
where. 70 check the supply at
once. 1t is not tie cry of an alarm
ist, but the warming of level>hcad.
ed American who from lis high
position saw the whole continent and
had the courage to put us on our
guard. --Ex.
Sharp County record., 1888-06-21

Boonyile, Ark, Dec 81, l8S7.-This
is to certify that my wife has taken one
bottle of Dansby's CJttor Patch Btters,
which / purchased from DR.. j. A. Keith
ard find them splendid tonic. She has
suf red greatly with loss of appetite and
general debility and she SAYS your Btters
are certainly good.-R. S. Bl,nckard,-
For sale by Williams, Price & Co,
Sharp County record., 1888-06-21

A civil war is reported to be
eminent in thc Choctaw Nation, |. I.
between the militia and about 800
COW boys, the result of a misunder-
standing Or the wilful disregard of
a grazing contract entered into be-
tween the stockmen and the Choctaw
government. The cowboys are armed
with Winchesters and rcvolvcrS and
defy the Indian troops to attempt to
dislodge them.
Sharp County record., 1888-06-21

When we come to think Of it, it
is about time that Arkansas was
having a farmer governor Arkan'
saS Democrat.
Yes, and let the EAGLE scream that
he'll get thar.
Sharp County record., 1888-06-21
HOW TO CURE SALT RIEUM AND
TETTER.

Many persons firmly believe that salt
rheum and letter can not be cured and
quietly submit to be tortured by them. If
they would invest twenty-five cents in a
box of Chamberlalns Eye and Skin
Ointment and apply it as directed, they
would soon become convinced Of their
error, II almost instantly relieves the
itching and burning sensation and has
cured many cases after they had resisted
all other treatment for from ten to twenty
years. Try it, For sale by J, R. Met
calf.
Sharp County record., 1888-06-21

That sort Of self DENIAL which is
the least practlced, is the denying
ourselves lawful things for the good
of others.
Sharp County record., 1888-06-21
TO THE TEACHERS OF ARKANSAS.

~ HE lEAChEho OE AlhANoAo'
For the annual meeting of the
National Association Of Teachers to
be held in San Francisco, July 18th
to goth, 1883, the Iron Mountain
Route will sell tickets from all
points in Arkansas about
one fare for the round trip, These
tickets will have a limit of nine
ty days for return trip and thirty
days will be allowed for going passage
with stop over privileges. Stop overs
will be allowed on return trip within
the limit Of the tickets. If choice
is made when purchasing your ticket,
you can return via a different route
without extra charge. Call on your
nearest coupon agent for all mfor-
nation.
Sharp County record., 1888-06-21

Fifty eight thousand dollars
worth of eggs were shipped from
Bentonville last year.
Sharp County record., 1888-06-21

Order is the sanity of the mind,
the health of the body, the peace Of
the city, the security of the state.
Sharp County record., 1888-06-21
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More news than any Wet
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A Special Department for Farmer
Culled from the Best Agriculuh
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Choice Miscellaneous Matter for Fan
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Sharp County record., 1888-06-21

1t strikes us if politics were relig.
ION, nine ,tenths of the :American
people would be saved.
Sharp County record., 1888-06-21

Magnolia, Ark, Oct 80, 1S>7.-I tried
a bottle of Dansbv'S Cotton Patch Btters
for Neuralgia and it acted Ike a charm
Pew. J. NJ. Pearson. Sod by Williams,
Rrice X c.,
Sharp County record., 1888-06-21

Pillow shams are going out Of
fashion; but other Shams hold their
Own.
Sharp County record., 1888-06-21
Gen. Sheridan is much b.

,r, -Fz7JT Of Germany died on
nc 18th.
Sharp County record., 1888-06-21

The principal market for green
tea is the United States.
Sharp County record., 1888-06-21

We specially invite you to come or
send and have your name placed on
our book for the Record a year.
Sharp County record., 1888-06-21

E: g g voljng Shade
IILcEI SCHOOL
Is ESTABLISHED on pFp,r,>.,,>.-,
3asls, having an enrolment of over ono br,,
Hren pupils. Each department is under thc
S"i,at,.IsIoA Of an experienced instructor. VIZ
9 lullion IN literary department from a n 70
stT per month. lncdental fee per month noe O
, Foard can be obtained in priyat" f,r,fli,, -.
ioM Low, T'ies society and church facilities eyceI
lcm.i fOr Iuflher particulars address the nr,n-
r,r. u ALI RED MITCHELL, PRINCIPAL,
L. N l'IDDLEsIJN, Music Preccptress.
Sharp County record., 1888-06-21
4 REMARKABLE OFFER.

r0n oil we will send to anyone, the
FUR $5U Weekly SEsf ISr dT6aHsa. Ark 1sa Der Dsno
packages OF staple, fine, fresh Garden and
Flower Seeds. Regular cash price seeds, 81.