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PUBLIC SALE 4!
WILL be sold al public sale, on
Wednesdau, February 8, 1883.


At the residence of the subscriber, In the town
ship Of Logan, about "a miles from the village
OF Pedricktown, the following described per-
sonal property:
s HEAno OF HORSES AND S HEAD OF Cows
Cream col red mare. 5 years OLD, Ha.ii,.ihtUnian
stock, sound. kind 2n;daLsrnue. and good in ev-
efy respec,-%.drk hay horse. / years old, good
sGinid. : ind and gentle: brown horse. 8 years
old. uood driver and worker bay horse. II Years
i'd GOOD for work or drive: brown mare, Black
HAWK stock. IL Years old and is a good farm
mare; roam horse, ii yrs. old, loou farm horse !;
brown horse, 10 yrs, old, good ard sound /:
bay colt, omin 3 Years Old. south Jersey
Patchen, and is very fine and promising. Some
Of the cows are W it'll calves BY their SIDES, and
the others coming into proft soon. Also Wplirs
very nice pullets. Mint handsome Jersey Red
sboatS'
WAGONS 4 INPLEMENTS.-Wood's rean.
ing machine. . Wood's nIowing macbines 2
heavy wagons. one iron axle. , carts. 2two.borse
carriages, Onph0rse carriage. sulky. sui v corn
nlow. hOrse-rake. Watson & Darlington notato
digger: johnson, turnover. sod cutter J corn
shelters, one a new shaker ian mill. cutting
hoy . SETS hay sl,elyings steel meadow Nov
4 two horse blows. q one-horse plows ssiinw
barrow. 9 one-horse scratch harrovs . vine
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s. Second Street. Branch Stores, 9Th and Mar.
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SIIERIFF'S SALE
q
REAL ESTATE !

IN CHANCERY OF NEW JERSEY.
Between The Franklin Loan and /
Building Association OF Salem N.
j., C0mpl't. And tFieii Facias
Mary Amanda Butler and hus-
band, Defendants.J
by virtue of the above stated writ, to me dir
ected aud delivered, | VIII sell at Public Vendtt
In trout OF the Court House in the City OF Sa
lem, N D., on
SATURDAY. MARCH Sd, 1888.
Between the hours or Il and S O'Clock in the al.
%ternoon OF said day. AL the following described
House and lot of Land and Premises situate In
township OF Upper Penns Neck, in the county
oil Salem and state OF New Jersey.
Beginning Al 4 corner OF Rebecca L.. Moore
lot in the middle OF the public rua I leading
from Pennsgroye to Sharpt0wn, and runs () by
her line south torty-scven and a quarter de-
grees west one hundred and seventy feet to a
corner thence t2) south ihirty-twO aud u tu IT.
ter degrees east thirty-eight feet TO a corner of
Elizabeth Dennis lot thence (3) by her line
north forty-seNen and a quarter degrees east
one hundred and seventy rect to another cor
ner of Elizabeth Dem, s. lot in the middle of
the aforesaid road thence IA down the midd le
OF sad road north thirty-twO and Il quarter dc
grees west thirty-eight feet To the place of be-
ginning containing SIX thousand four huudreJ
and sixty square feet OF ground, be the same
land and premises that were conveyed by Mary
;rlspln TO Mary Amanda Butler by deed dated
Nov. LIST A. ID. $50.
Seized and taken in execution as the property
Of Mary Amanda Butter ana husband, Defend
ants AT the suit OF Franklin Loan and Building
Association of Salem, n. j. Compartments, and
TO be sod by
JAMES BUTCHER, Sheriff.
W. 7. billiard, Sol.
Dated sheriff, y Office, Salem,' N. j. Jan. 70, lsss.
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questioned on The subject, stated that
the story was not true.
But, said the reporter, "one of
the sailors Of this ship, whom I spoke
to jnat before coming up the stairs,
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Nh. CLEVELAND AND THE CoUE.
TRYMAN.-When the President was at
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with him. Among them was a coun-
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stand in front OF the President, and,
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and you are the President ?" eyes, y
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a President, but never seed one be-
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him all over, up and down, and from
one side to the other, he exclaimed :
Well, you are a whopper, in fact. "
Whereupon, the President smiled, and
Mrs. Cleveland. who was near bv
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c. Observer.
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SENATORIAL PRoNUNCIATIoN.-A
great many United States Senators
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the same words. Some of them smil-
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promptly replied that she knew of no
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Senators are on many other words.
For instance, there are four distinct
senatorial ways of pronouncing the
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Senator Morrill, pronounces it finance
and President Ingalls, comes out en-
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accent upon both syllables. Mr.. In
gals is quite an authority upon such
matters, and perhaps his pronunciation
is, after all, the correct one. At any
rate, when he uses the word he does
1T with no uncertain sound.-New
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A little girl of three WAS told to
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young one, and let me do the cook
ing.
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IL Energy will do almost sny-
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To Assist Nature

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Mamma-"Mercy on me, What
does all this racket mean on Sunday
and you've got all your dolls out
too. Little Dot-"You said We
might play church" DO YOU call
all this gable and laughter church.
No, mamma, church IS just over,
and the folks is going home
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A gushing young poetess has sent
US IN a poem beginning What shall
/ find in my stockings on early Christ.
mas morn? and asks what We think
OF it. We think, dear, that unless
you drop poetry you will find holes
in both stockings.
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n@- Mercy" exclaimed an old lady
upon first seeing ar engraving of the
passage of the Red Sea BY the child.
rem OF Israel: "Mercyl what family
the man had"
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FOR SALE.

~ Acres Of Land situated on the Public
Road, one mile from Piney Point Hotel
and near the St Georges River. For
further information, address,
MIS-. KATE JOHNSON,
6l6 NJ St, Y. W.,
j. u: ARMSTRONG, Washington, ID. c.
Piney Point, Md.
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