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The Penn's Grove record., 1888-04-21

Daniel V. Summerlll, Jr.. and Miss
Ella .Io'rnson were married on Wednes-
day morning and left on the noon train
for Washington 10 spend "a few days.
We wisl, them II pleasant journey and
much happiness through life. The
large slices of wedding cake were APP
preciate greatly by the RECORD force.
The 'Mother Goose" ,entertainmen
by members of Emmanuel Sunday
school last Saturday evening was a de-
eided success. The Hall was crowded
and some were turned away for want
of seats. $40 were the cash receipts
and over $50 were cleared towards a
new library foI the school.
The new propeller City of Chester
now building in Wilmington for the
Wilmington & Philadelphia line, will
be launched IN n week or 10 days, and
is expected to be ready TO run on the
route about The middle of June al
though the contract calls FOR her de-
livery on June LIST. The Wilmington
will start her trips to Augustine Pier
rs soon as the new steamer is ready.
Jas. 4. Mullim & Son, Wilmington's
Wanamaker, show their appreciation
of our citizens patronage by calling
their attention again in another col
The Penn's Grove record., 1888-04-21

AS we go to press Friday afternoon
Arbor day is being appropriately OBJ
served in the PennsRrove public school
for the first time. The following pro-
gram has been arranged for the occa-
sion:
] Scripture Reading, alternately among Pupils
2 Prayer, BY Rev. L. nj. Atkinson.
3 awelcome Greeting" BY School.
'sPreIude'' Iongfellow Bessie Kille.
S Use Of Flowers" Recitation, Laura Simkins
8 Duet and Chorus, Beautiful Song of Spring"
Rebecca ". Borden, and Ella G. TOrton.
7 "Tree Planting" Reading, Lena Hustled.
. 'Children, Thank God Cecilia Simkins.
9 Address, Tree Culture Rev, VIM. Mitchell.
IL Remarks, by Rev. l.. NJ. Atkinson and others
IL song, 'Summer' By the School.
IL Marching, by intermediate Department
10 Planting nine Shade Trees on the School
Ground.
The Cove school also observed Ar
Dor Day with appropriate exercises by
members of the school.
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1panamahtr's

PHILADELPHIA, Monday, April 10, 1855.
corning our goods and prices,
and will be a valuable aid to
our out of town customers.
We will send it free OF charge
on receipt of a postal card
request.
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Increase the appetite by the use of
Ayers Cathartic Pills. They cause
the stomach, liver, and bowels to per-
form their functions properly, do not
debilitate, by excessive stimulation,
and are not irritating ill their action.
AS an after dinner Pill they are une-
Qualed.
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DIED

MATLACK-In Warrington town
ship April nth, James Matlack, In the
list year of his age.
WHITE-Near Mullica Hill, April
9th, james White aged 70 years.
COLES-Im Woodstown, April 9Th,
Hannah G., wife of Thomas II. Coles,
aged 81 years.
WRIGHT.-In Salem, on the llth
inst, Joseph Wright, In his 18th year.
The Penn's Grove record., 1888-04-21

A great amount of political engineer
ing will be done by friends of candidates
to secure for their man the first place on
the ticket, and the best man will proba.
bly, secure the coveted place. Thea if i'll
been put to the front, its merits passed
upon. has been indorsed, and unanimous
ly given the first place, among remedies
of all diseases of kidneys, liver and stoIn-
ach. Fl. ,tric Bitters, being guaranteed,
is a safe investment. Price soc. and ls
per DO tie at Johnson's Drug Store.
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A Physician

who lost his medicine chest, but, having
al hand a bottle ui Ayers Pills. found
himself fully equipped ii. Arrison,
VI. D., OF San Jose, Cal, writes;
Some three years ago. bS the melest
accident, ] was forced. 50 10 speak.
IL prescribe Ayers CathNtic Pills for
several sick men among a party Of engi.
nerls in the Sierra Nevada mountains,
my medicine chest having been lost in
crossing ! mountain torrent. l was
surprised aud delighted at the action Of
the Pills, 80 much SO, indeed, that l WAS
led to a further trial Of them, as we'll as
of your Cherry Pectoral and Sarsapa-
rilla. have nothing hut praise to offer
i'll their favor
John W Brown, NJ, n, OF oceana,
W, Va, writes, "Iprescribe Ayers Pills
in my practice, aud tind them excellent,
urge their general use ia families
7. L. Hastings. NJ. D, Of Baltimore,
Md, writes; THAT Ayers Pills do con
trol and cure the complaints for which
they are designed, is as conclusiyely
proven to me as anything possibly al be.
They are the best cathsrtic and speri-
ent within the Teach Of tue profession, :
The Penn's Grove record., 1888-04-21

Linen Lawns are daintier
than ever. The firm but deli
cate touch of simplicity is on
their sheer, white folds. A
bud, a bit of branch, a tiny
howeret, is all the pat
tern, but that is every
thing. "a in, 20. 80. and
35c. Colored grounds, light
blue, pink, dark blue, and
black, with white figures, 4oc.
White Linen Lawns, I'd, 80
81, and 81 inches, 20 to 75c.
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Tumbling in prices in ALL
wool dress stufs. A few
shortened lots of this seasons
styles. Spring weight, desira-
die shades; handsome, cheer
full patterns-jumbly mixtures
mostly-but some Of the color
ings gone. They began the
week at size, to-day 25c.
Another lot and
wool Suitings. Checks and
mixtures. They've been among
the quickest things in the
house at 25c, to-day 2oc.
|. Yet another ; all-wool plaid
and mixed Suitings. Soft
firm, full of wear and good
looks. Reduced from so to
size.
Plenty more. To list them
here would fill the column.
We hang two or three up in
the papers to set you looking
rummaging, asking for them
The Penn's Grove record., 1888-04-21

Summer Catalogue will be
ready in a few days. 1t con.
tains much Information con-
3o-inch Wick Striped and
Plaided Scotch Ginghams, csc
imported to sell at 4oc. That
is the chit of the meatiest kerr
mel we've had in Ginghams for
many a day. Stylish stuffs,
perfect in every way as
good accent Ginghams as
ever crossed the Cheviot Hills,
and you may have them with
is cents clipped from the price
Of every yard.
Haven't counted the styles
dozens of them, and not a
mean one in the lot.
Those big trade wheels all
the time rolling our way bring
happy surprises tor you at
every turn. Worth watching for
Henrietta. Wool grated on
Silk. Longitude silk, latitude
wool. Genuine mulbery-leaf-
silk-worm Silk ; no : mistake-
sheep Wool Each fibre gains
from its yoke.fellow. A mixed
fabric without the faults OF
mixed fabrics No rant or
buster about Henrietta, blue
blooded but modest. Black
and colors - two colors for
every finger on both your
hands. Black. 81 to d col.
ors. $I.25 and 1.5o.
All wool Henrietta. too.
Plenty of friends. Same colors
as the silk-and-wool. Silky
finish. No skimp anywhere
wool as soft and fine as tina,
from the moss-fed Shetland
sheep. Care in the spinning,
extra care in the weaving, art
work in dyeing. A clinging,
billowy stuff in every tint that
Fashion smiles on. 40 inches
85c, ST.. and Las.
More stuff of the same pa.
trician b~lood-Cashmere (5oc
to sI.a5), Albatross (5oe
81, Veiling(5oc to SI). A
trick of the weave, a trick Of
the finish is most Of the differ.
ence. No filter. fairer dress
goods of the weight are got
out of wool than you find in this
p%rism-tinted sisterhood.
Challis. too ; like wave
crests un.kissed. They have
overlooked to another counter.
50 and Coo.
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Table Linens show signs OF

Table Linens show signs of
Spring weakening-in prices
German Cream Damask, o.
inches, SOC; "a inches, 75c,
Napkins to match, Io'inch,
$I.Io; 2o-inch. $I.5o ; %
inch, 81 a dozen. Your chance
Tor them will be small after the
hotel people find them out.
Fine White Damascus. 81,
SI.25, Las, I.5o, los,
2, Full width German Linen
Damask Lunch Sets, pure
white; cloth ~ yarps long,
IL matching doilies, s. the set.
Unbleached Irish Damask,
81 inches, so.
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Japanese Umbrellas The
laps outdo the world in these
things. A little paper and
wood and paint and Jap wit,
and presto! there are the
Umbrellas Lightness an d
brightness Graceful shapes.
We've almost any sort or size
that comes from Japan. For
children, 10 to 75c ; Sun I'm
brellas, soc to I.5o; Lawn
Umbrellas up to IL feet spread,
So, 10, IL.
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The catch of shad in the Delaware
river and Bay has not been very large
yet although last week the highest
catches in the Bay reached 800 sllad to
n net and Ii, 900 shad were taken to
market on Thursday. Last Saturday
there WAS not enough shad caught to
supply the local trade, I being a high
catch.
This week the catch in the river
has been better than last but the prices
have begun to decrase. The highest
catch on Monday Vas 226 by John $.
Dolbow and Chas. Smith. Only one
other net caught over 200, the average
being less than 100. On Tuesday and
Wednesday 80 was a high catch, on
Thursday so. and Friday 16.
Last year there was only one Penns-
grove shad fisherman at Bay Side. He
did so well several are located there
this year and Denny Bros. have put on
an extra ting, the Fannie Leuox, this
year to carry the shad from Bay Side,
which is a run of about go miles. On
Monday about $1,000 Or 10000 shad
were taken to market along the line.
The other days of the week the aver-
age has been probably 10000 or $4,000
daily.
The wholesale price on Monday vas
$25 but it fell during the week to $40.
No shad are being caught up the
river.
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1t Viii Pay You

when you watt CLOTH
ING to buy of a reliable
house, such as you vii find
J. L. Mullin & Son. vii
mington. to be, There
YOU can find almost any
kind of It suit you may
want for man, youth, boy
or child, either for dress,
business or working. You
will find the style and fit
ofthcir garments to be very
much superior to the or,
binary re7dy-made Cloth
ing. They carry an I'M
mense stock.
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PETIT JERORS.

The following persons were draw,
jurors during the May term of Salem
County Courts:
/ Aaron W. Haines, Pilesgrove.
2 Richard Hustled, Upper Pitisgrove
3 Albert Davis, Jr.. L. A. Greek.
4 Stewart Broadway, Quinton.
3 Lambert Newkirk, ST., L. A. Creek.
8 George Z. Sparks, Oldmans.
Z John Hogan, Salem.
8 John S. Dilks, Salem.
William Costing, Salem.
10 Oliver Alderman, Upper Pittserove
II William II. Wheaton, L. p. Neck.
IL Edward Garrison, Pittsgrove.
Is Whilden Dubois, U. Pittsgrove.
IA john Dawson. Warrington.
10 Benjamin ID. Brooks, U. Pittsgr0ye.
Ii Edward W. Lippincott, PiiesgrOve.
II George Robinson, QuintOn.
1S Thomas Z. Rogers, P~ittsgrOve.
10 John Tuft, Salem.
~ Thomas Glynn, Salem.
81 Harry Lippincott. Pilesgroye. ,
% John NJ. B%randiff, ElsiDboro.
% William Ballinger, Pilesgrova.
"A James Green, Salem.
% Richard l.. Grispin, PilesgrOve.
26 George ii. Biddle, U. p. Neck.
q James Curry. Oldmals.
% William Fox, Manniigton.
20 Willard +. Fisher, Oldmahs.
- William ii. IIorner, Oldtnans.
81 Bedford billiard, l.. A. Greek.
% George Ogden, Salem.
80 Andrew WetlIeiby, ElsinborO.
"a John Hall, Salem.
80 David Astel, Pittsgrove.
81 Mulford LOunsbury, Elsinboro.
81 Thackara Garrison. l. p. Neck.
81 William b. tlitchmer, U. PlttsgrOy,'
20 John Is Cooper, Piusgrnve.-
40 Edward Is. shrimp, Quinton.
Il Isaac }. Rlchmail, Pilesgrove.
AZ Thomas Lee. Salem.
43 Benjamin F. Haynes, Salem.
"A George I. Freas, AliOway.
45 Fraacis J%acquette, l.. A. Creek.
46 George b. Wright, L. p. Neck.
AZ John Deal, Pittsgrove.
As Jos. Waddmgt0n, Jr., Manuing'o on
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Our 200 page Spring and
john WANAMAKER.
Thirteenth and Market
streets and Ciiy-hsll square
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GLOUCESTER COUNTY NOTES.

Last Saturday Mrs. Jacob Yearicks,
the wife OF Dunham's death watch in
Woodbury. Jail, visited her husband il,
the Jail and was accidentally killed by
a shot from her husbands revolver
which fell from his pocket to the stone
floor when he stopped tn pick up Il book
for her. The ball passed through her
left lung and to her head, killing her
almost instantly. Her husband was
most grievously effected. Durham,
who was standing close by when the ac-
cident occurred, VAS greatly mneryed
for some time aud, going inside his cell,
sat down and wept, the affair seeming
to effect him more than his recent res
pite did.
Sheriff Ridgway read Dunham's
death warrant to him on Thursday and
he Sobbed like II heart broken man
Durham has only until next Thurs
day to live. No one believes his execu-
ton will be again extended.
at the meeting of the Central and
township committees of Gloucester
county in Woodbury. on Monday ar-
raugemehts were completed for secur-
ing signers ON Nav LIST for II Local
Option election and also for meetings
all over the county on that date IN the
interest OF the local option movement.
Joseph Carter, "a Lay Judge of Glou-
cester county, who was appointed by
Governor Green at the last ses sion of
the Legislature, died on Tuesday Of
apuplexy. The decreased was n brother
of ex-J udge b. +. Carter, OF Woodbury.
and WAS well known throughout the
county. He resided about two miles
from Woodbury. and managed the
estate Of Benjamin +. Lord.
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in Pennsgrove public school for the
month ending, April Ii.
PRIN. DEPT. II. j. Shoemaker, p
Rebecca W. Borden, Ida &. Paullin,
Elena Simpkins, Sarah N. Alloway,
Miriam Flanagan, Bessie 5. Denny,
Ella Murlin, Bessie Kille.
INTERMEDIATE DEPT. Belle J.
Alloway, T.-Katie Cream, Anna Sail
or, Jennie Stiles, Laura Simpkins,
Naomi Biddle. Reba Cunningham, AL
vim Kille, Dora Smith, Willie Layton,
Bertha Bowen, Emma Megiil, Lille
Lloyd, Harry Barber, John Turner,
Beulah Borden, Hildreth Turner, AID.
die Bowen.
SECONDARY DEPARTMENT, II. f.
Hoffman, T.-Mary Bnidle, Harry
Blohm. Jerry Cream, Blanche Higgins,
Katie johnson, Fannie Killie, Mamie
Harris, Belle Layton, Elsie Morris
Ella Paullin, Josiah Harris, Ofie Paul
lin, Thomas Flanagan, Mary Walker.
Hattie Raine, Verna Shape, Ed ward
Townsend, Harvey Watson, Samuel
Watson, Royden English, Charles
Wood.
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THE TEMPERANCE ALLIANCE.

hsN FL
A meeting of the Salem County Tenn
perance Alliance was held in Reform
Hall, Salem, Oh Saturday afternoon
last. All the township were represeu-
ted excepting Oldmans and Upper
Pittsgrove.
The Alliance, after some debate, de-
cided to accept the accommodation of
the State Local Option Executive Com
mittee, and make the necessary ar
fragments to hold an election OH the
liquor question in Salem county on
September 4th next.
The Vice Presidents of the Alliance
in each township, on motion, were ap-
pointed "a COMMITTEES to secure signers
to a petition to the Court. asking that
an election be ordered in this county.
Each Vice President was authorized to
appoint enough to assist
him in securing signers to the petition.
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But perhaps any French Government
not excepting Boulanger's individual
d1ctatorship-whlch could present rea-
sonable guarantees Of stability, could
secure league with Russia, and the
first triumph won over the Germans
would make it unassaiable at home
So that there has been no period since
1871 50 pregnant with menace to Ger
many as the present hour ; none in
which the helm of state has more I'M
peratively needed the skilled hand Of
Bismark.-N Y Sum Of Saturday last
The election referred to above re.
suited in a majority lor Boulanger Of
nearly 100000. All the conditions,
laid down in the foregoing article, for
Boulanger's triumph have thus been
accomplished. VIII the results be as
startling as Mr.. Dana predicts?
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Greatly Excited.

Not few ofthc citizens Of Mrclmnicstown
have recently become greatly excited over
the astounding facts, that several of their
fir ends who had been pronounced by their
uhvsicians as lncuIablc and beyond all hope
suffering with that dreaded monster Con
sumptlon-haye been completed cured 10y
DR.. Kings New Discovery for Consllmp
ton, the only remedy that does positively
cure all throat and lung diseases Coughs,
Cods Asthma and Bronchitis
Trial Bottle free at NJ, +. Lcathcrman S
Drug store, large bottles 81,
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You Carry

A .yhole medicine chest in your pocket,
with one box OF Ayers PILLS. AS they
operate directly on the stomach and
bowels, they indirectly affect every
other organ Of the body. When the
stomach is ont Of order, the head is
affected, digestion fails, the blood be-
comes impoverished, and You fall an
easy victim 10 any prevalent disease.
Miss NJ. T.. Boyle, of Wilkcs>arrr, Pa,
puts the whole truth in NUTSHELL when
she SAYS: 81 use no other medicine
than Ayers Pills. They are all that
any one needs, and just splendid to SaVo
money in doctors hills.'
Here is an instance Of
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peror.

Matthew Arnold, the distinguished
essayist, critic and poet died in Liver
pool, Eng, on Sunday last. He was in
his sixty sixth year. A recent article
that attracted attention was published
in the NlneteenA Century, upon "Clvl.
lization in America
It was bitter criticism.
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1888-04-19

Emperor Frederick Of Germany will
probably live but a short time, On
Monday his condition was so alarming
that the imperial household was sum-
moned and authority has been given
the Grown Prince to represent the Em-
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1888-04-19

The democratic State Convention to
name delegates to the National Conven,
ton in st. Louis, will be held in Bal,
timore on the 10th of May.
The Congressional Conventions will
be held May Oath, that OF this district
at Rockville, Montgomery County,
This will be one Of the longest cam.
paigns on record,
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1888-04-19

Princess Victoria, daughter Of En-
press Victoria Of Germany and grand
daughter of Empress Victoria of India
and Queen Of England, etc. wants to
get married to Aleck Battenburg. Now
she certainly ought to have her way.
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The Most Agreeable

As well as themost ctlrctiycmchOl OF dis
pclIing Headaches Colds, and Fcyrls, or
Cleansing the System is bYtahin@a few dos,
cs Of tn" pleasant California liquid fruit rem
,ly Syrup of FIGS For Sale at Dr. NJ. T.,
Lcathcrman's Drug store, Mcclanicstown,
Md
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1888-04-19
THE CA7ocrIN CLARIoN.
CHAS. f. CASSELL.
Editor and Publisher.
Thursday, April 10 1888.
Newspaper Law Decisions.

1. ANY person who takes paper regularly from
the postottcc-whcther directed to his name or an
other or whether he has subscribed or not-ls re-
sponsble for the payment.
If any person orders his paper discontinued ne
or she must pay all the arrearages or the upISnel
may continue to send it until payment Is maue
and collect the whole amount, whether the paper Is
taken from the office not.
No paper will be discontinued until paid up
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ebert Biggs, Attorney. 2l3 st. Paul,st,
Baltimore, Nd
Administrator Notice.

This to give notice that the subscriber,
ELBRIDGE f. KRISE,
hath obtained from the Orphans Court of
Frederick county. Maryland letters of ad
minlstratlon on the personal estate of John
Krise, deceased.
All persons having claims against the cs-
tate of the sail deceased are hereby warned
to exhibit the same with the voucher thereof
legally authenticated to the subscriber on or
before the l0ih day of ScsIcmhcr 1888, they
may otherwise by law be excluded from all
benefit Of said estate.
Given under nay hand this list day Of
March, 1888
ELBRIDGE f. kRISE.
Administrator
ROBERT BiGGS, Agent.
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The death Of Roscoe Conklins lnsures
beyond doubt the nomination Of James
G. Blaine for the Presidency. The
head and front Of Stalwartism is gone.
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1888-04-19

Clause Spreckles on Tuesday consum.
mated the purchase Of the site for his
big sugar refinery. The property cho-
sen is about 10 acres of land on the De.
laware river front, at Philadelphia, Pa.
1t was bought from the estate Of Will
liam V. Merrick for $4,000 cash. 1t
is stated that the buildings will cover
10000 square feet Of ground, and they
will vary in height from 8 to IL stories
Professor Hogan made balloon as
cension at Jackson, Michigan, on We'd
nesday. When the airship reached 4
height estimated at nearly 10000 feet
Hogan Jumped out and dropped about
500 feet before his parachute opened
and checked his rapid decent. He
reached the earth safely in four min
utes at point about I miles from the
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OFFICE
or THE
BOARD OF SCHOOL COMMISSIONERS
FOR FREDERICK COUNTY.
OF TIL F.

FREDERICK, Md, Jan. %, 1893.
A regular meeting Of the Board Of School
Commissioners will be held in this office,
on THTRSD1 Y, APRIL 10, 1888
Teachers Reports, properly filled out and
signed Ivy at least two trustees, must be in
the office, or in the hands Of their Commis-
sloncrs, on or before Tuesday, Adril II,
Receipts for incidental expenses. and tx
cmp'ions ofpupis, signed by at least two
trustees, must accompany the report.
Teachers salaries will be paid on and after
FRIDAY, April o.
All bills against tie School Board must he
proved and filed in this Office at least two
days before the meeting Of the Board.
The public Schools for Frederick county,
will close on April Is, 1893.
BY order,
GLENN II. WORTUINGTON,
Sccy
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D,Ifi'pore c}Harket.s

We rive IN the following table of prices
he ratings Of Tuesday previous to our
ISSUE, rs likewise that of the Tuesday a-weck
previous. BY this method we inform our
rcNdcrE at a glance, Of the course q tie mar
ttt, which is as essential as u knowledge Of
the present week.
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The republican committee of Harris
burg, Pa, has unanimously and with
great enthusiasm passed resolutions N
favor of the nomination of Senator j..
Don Cameron for President Harris
burg Is the home Of Senator Cameron.
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A number Of Star routes have been
awarded in this State from KeysviIle
to Double Pipe Creek and return, six
times week.
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HsOulanger and Bismarck.

'he Empress 'o'o','' - H''e "p'' 'o''
Pohe 'Ne P'"'eoteu "''l ~ " l'N'
o"og'''er"' 'ne o''"''57 VI " ,"'] CO. y Co." ~,
o'hef 'i'"l'P" u oe', 1'0"''' ~ -
MAKE V"e le'eHVAo'' VI DISiil'' SoeN' ~
oIsp1hsIp'e " Vne "eA'''ie VI ''i ii'''''
h"'eNel iu''Y ~ Ao' ''H '''' ,''' lD''.'
ueS'sn' "netnef 70 'i'"Ne n'''0s'' ''1'
dent ol Tue fIencH i'P"o'Ic, Vi " SUI
S'lto'e a So-c'''eo S1l o''9 oo''i Il n-''''
ny resoSclIau"5 VIC bo""l''' 'lS' 'N' l''1'
or the bourbon no''"'cnS' ms "S'e'''',"
cy would Oy al Germans De ''a"'oe0
as grave uah8cf'
nat docs bou'a''S'l mean ''"'
naturally IS 'he question u 'i'e n""'
IN PdrIS ana throughout france lam
~ the 'lnne mas gone oy "he'l lie IL 'hai''
have been contented with RESTORATION 10
active service IN 'Ae army 40" III
would not even accept felnS' "'einelI
N his former posi- OIL war N''''l''eI'
mat would S1aUlY nave neeh given "
HIM by FloqNct ana De lreyclhet II he
would take 1t. lie may, however,
think the Presidency prIze worth
grasplng, provided 1t could be made less
evancscent through the coming election
| giving his portlsans an overwhelming
majority of the Chamber Of Deputies.
But who can say he would stop there,
and not use the mastery OF his ARMY and
and the legislature to maEe himself die
tator, or, what might be less lnvldloNs,
/ to play the roll Of General MONK on be
! half of the Count of Paris, or Of a rep
resentative Of the NapoIc2nic dynasty2
/ Some recent incident. are certainly in
| djcativc Of affiliations ON his Part which
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