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cLEvELAND's ACCEPTANCE.
1t and tho Campaign Text Book Will Be
Issued This Week.

WASHINGTON, Aug. 14.-Calvin S.
Bryce, chairman of the national Dem
ocratic executive committee, arrived in
Washington, and during the day he Wis
tied the president and had long talk
with Col. Lamont Later he saw several
prominent Democrats, and in the evening
called on Speaker Carlisle. 1t is be-
lieved that his visit was one of consider
able Importance. He told the president
that the campaign text. book was waiting
for his letter of acceptance. 1t was de-
cided, it is said, that the letter should be
given out this week, probably on Thurs
day. The complaints against Postmas-
ter Pearson, of New York, were topic
of informal conversation.
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lsJopcd with His stepmo,hor,

TAyIoRvILLE, ILL.,, Aug l4.-Sheriff
d. L. Michaels went to Decatur and ar
rested Frank Green and his stepmother,
who had eloped, brought them back and
lodged them in Jail. They were not ar
rested for clipping, but under IL warrant
sworn out by Green's father for larceny,
having packed up the old gents house
hold effects and fled.
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He Got ula Just Deserts.

BIRMINGHAM, Ala, Aug. 14.-Henry
Maasen, a carpenter so years old, was
arrested for an assault on the 4-year-old
daughter of his landlord, John Glenn.
When found by the police Maascn was
lying in pool of blood his face having
been split open by heavy blow with q
hatchet 1t is thought tho blow was
struck by an uncle of the injured child.
The child is severely hurt
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TERRITORY or DAKOTA

TERRITORY or DAKOTA l
SECOND JUDICIAL DISTRICT {i'a'
In the district court within and for Dawson
county.
Nelson J. Wvlcott plaintiff. VS. Mary e. Scott
defendant
Notice ia hereby given that by virtue of IL
Judgment of foreclosure and safe in the above
entitled action Oh the "A Ii day of June A. D.
1888, and and execution i-Sileti upon said hllg
ment, the subscriber y. o. Sta,tchlia!u Sheriff
of Dawson county, Dakota territory, tor tnHu
purpose appointed, will sell at public auction
III the front door OF tue court house in the city
of Mitchell. county, OF Dayison, Dakota terri
tory, on Saturday the 25th day Of August 1883
al l0o'clock in the forenoon of thar day, the
real estate and mortgaged premises situate m
the county OF Dawson and territory of Dakota
and directed in said Judgment and execution
to be sold ana therein described us follows !:
The W halfN2), OF the NV quartert, t,i). and the
w half (1a) OF the sw quarter (D Of section
seventeen l7). township one hundred and one
UoD, range sixty l60), containing 100 acres more
orleas, or so much thereof us may be sufficient
to satisfy said Judgment and costs, amounting
in all to thirteen hundred and twenty-e;rht
Isl ,32s). dollars and forty-live CAS- cents. With
interest thereon from the date OF said Judgment
and all accruing costs of sale.
Dated at Mitchell D. T., July l8, 1888.
U. q. SrANCIlFiELD
u: A M!ZENER, Sheriff DAWSON county.
Plaintiffs ATTORNEY.
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Glass Workers Return to yyork

,..a aplTTsEuRG, Aug. 14-At midnight the
,,': ,3o factories controlled by the American
rhnt Glass Workers union were put in
operation q, and G,U00 men who have been
,ale ,I since June 80, returned to work at
,llofe satisfactory wnges than has been
pald since the union was formed.
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Cleveland,s Letter Of Accen,,-,,,

WASHINGTON, Aug. l4.-william Dick
sch, member Of the Democratic nation
al committee for the District of Col
umbia, speaking of the presidents letter
of acceptance said: "Ike campaign
text book, l understand, is all ready to
be issued as soon as the letter is given
out and my impression is that it will
be published during the week.''
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Farmers are Worried.

DUBUQUE, Iowa, Aug. IA report
from Greedy, in Delaware county, says
that there was slight frost on low
grounds Saturday night. The weather
has been unusually cool for several days,
and the farmers are getting worried
about their corn.
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There We're Three Drowned.

New York, Aug. IA row boat con-
tanning eight men was upset in the
East river yesterday by the wash of q
terry boat and Solomon Refs, clerk
aged l6, William Lawrence boatman,
and third man whose named has not
been learned, were drowned.
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lhI\TENTlnM has rcvolutonized the world d ur-
INV LiillUN ing the last half century. Not
least among the W ,n,lers of in
ventivc progress is IL method and system OF
work that can be performed all over tue cu,,l-
try without separating the workers from their
homes Fay liberal, anyone can 10 the work.
either seN, young or aid: no special ability re-
quired. Capital not needtd; ycu are >ttrt 4
free; Cut this cut am. return 10 lis nd we wili
send you free soniet:tins u great value and I'M
portai:ce to s.n, tat viii start yoll bus nesS,
than anything else intile world Ora d uutiit
free. Address TRUE 4 Co. Augusta. Maine.
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The Avalanche Again.

SAuK CENTER, Aug. 14.-The Ava
lanche, at this place, will again resume
publication, probably under the old
management Parties from Glyndon
have been looking the outfit over, with a
view of purchasing.
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Serious Damace NV yy,nd.

CLEVELAND, Ohio, Aug. IA severe
Wind storm passed through this section,
uprooting trees, tearing down fences and
Otherwise doing damage. Telegraph
communication is very seriously inter
rupled between east and west. No loss
OF life has been reported.
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One Killed and Several Injured.

SAN FRANCISCO, Aug, 14.-The Don
ahue block, the Frank Barker block,
Daly's store and number of other
buildings We're burned at Fresno, Cal
LOSS about 5000, 900; insurance one third
one man killed and several injured.
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Threo Chlldren purnet, to Death.

1uHoU OU1IVTVn OurD1W 10 OeHtn.
GRAFTON, Ont, Aug. IA house
occupied by a French family named
Toussind, consisting of father, mother
and eight children, was discovered to be
envcloped in flames. Two of the children,
aged and years, were burned to death
and another, aged 8, was 30 badly burned
that 1t cannot recover.
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HE HAS SURE POINTERS,
And tho Crowd Discovering the Fac
Helped Him Break the Bank.

Helped Him Break the Bank.
WASHINGTON, Aug 14.-Dr. Alex Nc
henzie, veterinary surgeon, created a
winning of $4,000 and nearly bank
rupting the book1nakers. He had been
better in small way before, but had
never won or lost enough to attraat at.
tention. AT the close of the day = pool
rooms did not have enough ready money
to cash outstanding tickets. A crowd
follows this new plunger wherever he
goes and backs his choice No one knows
where the doctor gets his tips. He
claims his selection is based on his own
Judgment,
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WILD BuFFALos AND INDIANS.

Staten Island for Day Transformed
Into an Extensive Wild West Exhi-
bition.
New YORK., Aug. 14.-people at Staten
Island were treated to novel buffalo
hunt Saturday night and Sunday. Buff
falo Bill's herd of fifteen bisons got away
while preparing to disembark for Phila-
delphia. 1t required ths united efforts of
ninety-four Indians, twenty-six cowboys
and ten Mexican yaqueros to get them
back. During the exciting pursuit the
herd turned into the Star road, headed
by q big bull. Into dense wood they
went, where the echoes of the hootiug
Indians could be heard for miles.
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Now Cases of yellow Fevor.

WASHINGTON, Aug IA telegram
received at the Marine hospital head
quarters, from Jacksonville, Fla, reports
three new cases of yellow fever during
the past twenty-four hours. Up to date
there have been twenty-one cases and
three deaths.
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Indiana Labor Vote Divided.

INDIANAPOLIS, Ind, Aug. IA The
Central labor union of Lafayette at
tempted to give expression to it's views
in support of the Republican party and
its candidates when typographical union
No. Ga withdrew from that branch of
the federation of trades and smashed the
scheme.
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Again He Boats tho Record.

NEW YORK, Aug. 14.-W. j. NJ. Barry,
of the Cork Athletic club, threw the To-
pound hammer 129 feet. 81 inches, on
the Manhattan Athletic club grounds,
beating the worlds record, held by HIM
self, Of 122 feet, GL inches.
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SHERiFF's SALE.
TERRITORY or DAKOTA,
GDIIN'rY pt, DaN-JSnN -.

GoUNIf Gt llaN lSoN.
The Central Loan and Trust co;,.pany piai,.-
tin, vs.. Rosa Samuel, A!elan!er Grcenbers G.
S. tArlnin and l.lper S..far, t:eiuud ATS.
Notice is hereby given. Tmt by virtue OF q
Judgment OF foreclosure aud sale in The above
entitled action on the ,4:il day of ,Ju:e A u
1855, and an execution issued upon SAID judy
OF Dawson county, Dakota territory, for lh,ll
purpose appointed. will sell at public a,.ctiun
at the front door of the court house in tie c.ty
Of Mitchell. county OF Dawson DaSot;, ter; /
at 10 O'Clock in the forenoon OF thu day, TIE
real estate and mortsaged premises SITUATE in
the county of Dawson, territory of Dakota :rt
dlrscted IN , said Judgment and execution 10 .
sold, and therein described as follows: The
sw quarter ti4l, OF section thirty (:sOp, townsiit
one hundred and one(iD.), range sixly-;wo (Gej
situated in Dawson county and territory of l;:l
kota or so much thereof us may surcient q
satisfy said judgment and costs. amounting il
III to eight hundred :'nt: Savcn' Ntwo ($E72l dol
lars and seven5y-one CID cents With intcres
therenii from the date OF said iu,smci.t and II
accruing costs OF sale.
CO. ST..NCnFIKi..,,
Sheriff of DAWSON County
I ID. liIZiGNER,
Plaintiffs Attorney.
Dated Mitchell, Dals July l9 1893
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Delegates to the Fircmen's Convention

Delegates to the Firemen's Convention.
CHICAGO, Aug. 1S.-- Quite large
number of fire chiefs aud engineers
from eastern and southern cities are in
the city en-route to the convention of the
National Association of Fire Engineers at
Minneapolis. A hundred or more of
them called on Chief Swcnie. A special
train viii leave on the Wisconsin Cen
trail at $3.50 p. m Chief Swenie, city
electrician Barrett and cX-Chief Rrnner
will go along.
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Ruiuy seasor Makos Fn,m.rs Dlue.

SIOUX FALLS, Oak, Aug. l4.-The
rainy season continues, ctfectually stop
ping all harvesting and lnjrring stand
ing grain. Farmers are beginning to
feel blue. The mercury was down to SO
Saturday night.
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The Park Region Fair.

FERGUS FALLS, MINI, Aug. l4.-The
Park Region Agricultural society has de-
cided to hold their fourth annual fair in
this city Sept. rs to 28.
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strnuss, tile Musician, Dead.

LONDON, Aug. l4.-The death is an
ai'. aoahced of Isaac Strauss the French mu
8lelan, aged 49,
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~, me Keokuk fair grounds we're raided
~ y g order e Of the mayor and supply of
pser conttscaAh.
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5isEaiFE's SALE.
ssNlrORY OF DAKOTA. H.

TERRITORY o. n.AKOTA. ,.s
SECOND JUEICIAl.l'i SrR.t"r. io9
IN w, district c"'! within n!..: for !)aY: ON
county.
M:iy Il! v;s.tI':sl;tie - I,;snrc,cn o. Gale,
iAii" !. 'i;'.. y. j. i.Hsc. p. NJ. Peas: and
4AH-cllr l.. Gale.
Notice s:,.rs'y :si.c.;ti:;.t ~ ,i,!ueu, !: ts-
m.:iti ." .'Ie;'os!trc :.ii,: ':.!c l. a,iuN i-
ttiiee' aei.i!' :, II &: Ii DIV I .:u.4r, .. ~.
1905. ':i,,: ~. Ne"i. Sstru ..;,nl, Si.. ;ui-
ment, ti.c G!i't'r;uri. &! ~ -;.iiriiiGd su lit
purpose appointed. will sell ut pubic ;.:ic,:ol
at the front door of the court house III the city
ofMitchell, county of Dawson, Dakota terri
O'Clock IN the forenoon of that day, the real
estate and mortgaged premises Situate in the
county of DAWSON, territory of Dakota, and
directed in said Judgment and execution to be
sold, aud therein described as follows: Lot
NO: nine (9l. IN block No. eight (s), in the city
OF Mitchell, Dawson county Dakota territory.
according to the original plat,orso much thereof
as may be sufficient to satisfy said judgmentand
costs, amounting i'll all to iifly-four HUNDRED and
seventy-iye (S5,475) dollars and dscrcnty-nne(70j
cents. with interest thereon from the date Of
SAID Judgment and all accruing costs OF sale.
Dated Mitchell, Dak.. July I'd, 1883.
%. %. STANCHFIELD,
Sheriff of Dawson county
WISsoR " MESTzER
Plaintiffs ATTORNEYS
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Advice TO Mothers.

Mrs. Winsiom's Soothing syrup, Tor
children teetllng, is the prescription OF
one of the hest female nurses and ply
s2c1:.ns in the unitea States. and has
bo.l uss'' Tor forty years with never
failing success by millions CT mothers
Ioi vnelr children. During the process
OF teetlling lis ya!us. is lnc;slculable.
1t relieves tise enid from pain, cures
dysentery and diarrhtea gripping i'll the
bowels, and "ind-colic. Ey giving
he;tlth to the Child it rests the mother
Price 26c. buttin
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TROUBLE is BREWING.
Two Troops of Caynlry ordered to the
the Mexican Frontier.

SAN FRANCISCO, Cal, Aug. ii. Two
troops of the second cavalry stationed
at the Presidio, and detachment of the
same regiment at Beneccia, have been
placed by instructions from Washington
under marching orders. They will be
sent to some point in Arizona on the
M txican border. The movement is
thought to be due to trouble caused by
border ruff1ans and also by the Indians
in, A ri
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D!THI v Rewarded are those who read
H!iili inns and tin act: they w.!lIintl htlt-
"i:,5lc employment li Will not
take them from 'heii' homes aud iu.!il.t.. Ale
profits are large and sure for every Ad,ls;r.it,s
person, lnts have Made aud are now Making
several hundred dollars a month. II is easy for
any one to mike 80 and upwards per tlaY, who
is wil!in% t" work: EitAer >eN Young or old;
caplt;i not !les de,; we start tril. Everything
new. No special ability reluie,t you. re;ld,r,,
can do 1t as We'll as nty pI,,', W. ,te tn ~
tor fn;l particulars. which y. ,.ni! free. A.i-
dress Stinson !; Co.. Portland. Ma:ile
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1888-08-17

FOR DYSPEPSIA and Liver Com
plaint, yon have Il printed guarantee
on every bottle of Shiloh's Vitalizer
1t never fails to cure. Sold by S. H.
Scaliin.
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a NASAL INJECTOR free with
each bottle OF Shi!oh's Catarrh Remedy
Price 80 cents. Sold by S. Ii. Scallin.
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SIIILOH's CURE will immediately
relieve Group, Whooping Cough, and
Bronchitis. Sold by S. u. Scallln.
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IL sncs to lean on city property for
lcng ~ short time. We can give spec
ial 'u>s r.'s,s ''i interc;: for long time
On :;ritk or stone business Blocks.
i&Yts0n Bros. q Seaman.
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A Cure
Ayers SarsaparlIla,

PREPARED by
Dr. j. G. Aver & Co., Lowell, Mass.
Price 81 six bo.tles, So Worth s. bottle.
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SheRlEE SALE.

II IITVIII D .fV0OF Ivy.
Dated Mitchell, Dak., July Is, 1888.
The Penn's Grove record., 1888-03-03
AHanamaker's
PHILADELPHIA, Monday, Feb. "a, 1888.
Something of a fall in Silks

PHILADELPHIA, hohuaS, rep. E'' 1000.
Something of fall in Silks
prices. We told you Of it
NOT long ago, and how the
Fashion and the market are
both pushing Silks your way.
We have putthe newest weaves
and latest stylesand colors with
in your easy reach. The old
favorites too-the Antwerps,
peerless for centuries, and all
the best makes of foreign and
American looms.
20 in. Black Cashmeres, 81.
Blk Faille FRANCHISE, $Ito$3
Extra Black Rhadame. 81.
Heavy Black Surah, 20 in,
75c and 81.
Black Moires, antique-Fran.
caise and faconne effects,
81 to $3.50.
90 in Blk Louisienne SI.25.
Black Merveilleux, 81.
27 in. Black midas, 81 and
$I.25
~ in. Faille Franchise, 81.
Colored Gros grains, Csc
to Las.
Colored Surahs, 20 in, 75c,
"a in, up to lis.
Colored MoirGs. 100 to s.
Swiss Summer Silks, Coo up.
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nry.wAnpo MEssARos.

delivered his fourth and last lecture on
the Bible inSB Pauls Church on Thurs
day EVENING" He said the tower of
Babel.was ID tower but a strongly for
tilted city bull by several nations whose
languages had become already SO diier-
ept as to make the confusion marked
when they came together to bulid
Babel. The Chlnese is nearest the
original tougusQ III anything happen
ed the ancientkl said il was done eith-
err by an angel or II bad spirit. The
pure In heart shall see God, not with
eyes, hut apprehend with the mind.
AS Ctmist was being looked for so Mary
apIreheuded that she yas h CHOSEN
virgin for iis mothery AS God created
original maj so he could create his
i~ncarnate Son. The star Of Bethlehem
was The occulta ion Of Jupiter and Sat
urn whick ylll appear again In about
12o yearsX We have lost 4 years ~
counting from the birth of *by1st.
Christ was a carpenter by tradeII Bap-
tism was All an I'D Jewish ordinance
andfvHs not begun 10y John the bap-
,isN He believed in miracles but did
not believe God would go outside
when natural laws would do. Epilep-
tic disorders were prevalent IN the
time Of Christ. Tie casting out of
devils was done by power of reasoning
or similar TO mind cure. God bad pow
er lo Ieauimate Ci,rist's body.
There has been considerable criticism
concerning Mr.. Messeros's lectures as
not always agreeing with the common
scriptural teachings. He gets his an
tliurity for his opinions from works
inaccessible to but few. Men can diff
fer and agree to differ but it is neces"
sary to prove by t, ason. He said II
would not do, nor ministers cannot
preaci, AS he, yet his success was con-
elusive 10y bringing together more non
going men iu-Plila. to hear the gospel
than any other man. In conclusive he
hoped some thoughts had been awak-
ened and IA greater reverence aud love
for God aroused.
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Soft, creamy Cashmeres. The
mouse colors, the wood shades,
and the fawn tints have grown
up together. Ashes Of roses
lie close to the rosy hues that
belong to the morning Of life
like a dream broken by the
dawn Of day. Quality and co..
oring never better than this
season. soc to Las.
Silk warp Henriettas. COL
ors that are always true and
tasteful 80 in, l 90.
Challis. 60 styles, at two
prices. so and Coo. To see
them is like standing at the
ocean edge where the sunlight
glints and giances on the foam
capped waves.
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SHERIFF'S SALE
OF
REAL. ESTATE !
IN IN N.EnA ~ NEM IERSEA

IN WI W. INC
Between The Franklin Loan and
Building Association Of salem y.
J., I OInpilr AMI ffie,i FariiiS,
Mary Amanda iiullrr AID ,htlS-
hand. Deiendauts.J
ny virtue Oi the above stated writ. to me dir
ecte.i and deiN cred. | AIllsrll at Public Nelidue
in front OF the tnurt House in the city of ga
lem, n. D.. On
SATURDAY. MARCH I'd. ISIS.
Bet the hours or Y and ) O'Clock in the al
ternoon OF said day, all the following described
House and lot OF Land anu Premises, situate in
tOwnship OF { PIPER penns Neck in the county
Of salem and State oil New Jersey
D. Beginning ~ a corner al Eet)erca l.. NOores
lot In the middle Of the pnblIc roa leading
from PeniiSgtoye 10 ShaIJiOwn. and runs ID by
grees west one hundred and seventy feet 10 =
corner: thence ~ south thirty-two ami a quar-
Ter degrees ca>i thiIty eight ieet to a corner Of
Elizabeth Irnni> lui lheirr t) by her line
north iurty.srSrn and 4 quarter degrees east
one hundred and seventy sect 10 another cor
ner of Elizabeth Dcnits' ii IN the middle III
the aforesaid read tllthcc 90 tuwII the middle
Of said road north thirty " and 4 quarter de.
grees west thirty .elGiit feet To the place Of he
giHning containing six thousand f0uf hundred
and sixty square teet III ground, he the saIe
land and premises thai were conyo yed by Mary
Crispin Ia MARY Amanda Butler by deed dated
Nov. list A. -. 1870.
Select and ltken in execution as the property
OF Mary Amanda Butler ana husband, Defend
ants at the salt ui franklin Loan and Building
Association OF Salem, ". j.. toinpiainantS, and
to be sold by
JAMES BUTCHER, sheriff.
W I. ItIIIJAki, Sol.
Dated Shrritl. Is bincc, SIlcEl, N. j. Jan. NJ, 1888.
The Penn's Grove record., 1888-03-03

About noon en saturday the high
tide broke ting bank along Mantua
Creek alseye vbau!sbor4 flooded the
meadows aid washed two breaks about
20 and 3gfeet wide iii the Delaware
River raiiroaa bed across the meadow.
The consequence, through trains and
all freight we're stopped. One train
was Oh each side Of the washout, so
passenger traffic has been regular BY
the trains running to the wasliout
where the pas. myers changed cars.
The repairs will cost the Railroad
company several hundred dollars. Ii
the creek bunk is not repaired, as re-
ported it will not be, it Will neces-
state the railroad Co. TO build their
road bed across the meadows. much
higher and stronger. Through trains
nsumed on Wednesday afternoon
About fifty freight cars, most OF
which we're loads OF mt iure, had ac-
cumnlatrd. The track will be raised
about II feet oyer the meadow as
John l.. Hewitt does not think it worth
which to repair the bank and he p III
repair II miles Of bank which incloses
only 2S acres of meadow.
The Penn's Grove record., 1888-03-03

Wool Plaids. Since Feb
ruary Ist more than I8o neao
styles have come to a single
counter. Novelties BY the hall
hundred. among them the JAG
quard-kke polka dots and cres-
cents; the curious herring
bone tumble, as If a lightning
flash had been shattered in a
pot Of harlequin paint. You
have never seen so many plaid
kinds and kinks before. 75c
to i.25.
The Penn's Grove record., 1888-03-03

There is not such another
gathering OF Dress Stufis be
tween the oceans. Every sort is
seeable. get-at-able. And the
prices as proper as the stufs.
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db.mnsl RS

India, China, and Japan
Silks:
Plain, q In, 75c.
Plain and printed, q in, d.
Printed, all new designs, SIS.
Illuminated. sl.O.
Such a thing as a real
Shantung Pongee, aatAoNet dust,
at 5 tor a Io to 40 yard piece,
was never known before in
this country.