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The Penn's Grove record., 1889-09-14

Tuth will out in the end, notwith-
standing Tie every effort 4 the Mt
Holly Herald to smother it with lies
well circulated. Tie term Of Charles
+. Hendrickson as Prosecutor Of Bur
lington county expires rex year. HIS
upright character and h0DOred and sue
ceseful career as a public official re-
ceiyes the hearty support Of the best
citizens Of that country, who, for the
past six years, have considered him
their first choice for Governor. His
great success has also excited the green
eyed envy If the Herald gang, whom
the people 20 not consider fit to repre-
sent them, as is shown in the primary
election of delegates in Mt. Holly, Bur
lingtoD, Beverly and Merchantyille,
where Mr.. Hendrickson's friends were
elected to the GUbeTnatofial convention.
Then the Herald sent out the report
that two-thirds 81 the county were
against Mr.. HpndricksOn, but that lie
was nailed when Mr.. IIeudricksOn's
friend, Judge p. p. Wills, was elected
chairman Of the delegation by p votes
to 16 for Johnny Warner the tool Of
the late Hezekiah B. Smith. Then Mr..
H~endrickson withdrew his name for
gubernatorial honors and requested
his friends to vote solidly for Leon Alb
bett. Considering the many misrepre-
sensations made against him of oppos-
ing Abbert, and thedesp4rate gang who
fought him, Mr.. Hendrickson and
friends upheld their end well in Bur
lington county, and. Notwithstanding
he may not be a candidate for reap
pointment. he will be heard from here
after in the councils Of the party in
spite of the Herald gang.
The Penn's Grove record., 1889-09-14
A Temperance Convention

: inference of temperance Repub'
lie the E. A. Ballard stripe held
a convention in Newark on "Wednesday
to devise a plan of campaign for the
Temperance people Of the stale. esp~ci-
ally to defeat Albeit ard leenact 4
local option law. SeyeTs, attempts
We're made to Introduce positive pEuhi-
Ui;jon and was seconded by Gen. c. b.
Fisk, who was present, but the Chair
mar ruled them GU. Of order.
Ir. Ballard, il the course Of his re-
marks, said that it seemed to be the
desire Vt well-neaning people Of both
parties that Prohibition should be ef-
fectiye. The Democratic counties of
Warren aid Union are just as ready to
vote for local option as the Republican
counties Of Cumberland and Gloucester.
The temperance people of the Repub-
licsB, Democratic, Temperance and
Prohibition parties ought to be got
together and to work together. To
unite upon anything We must have a
local option law without respect to lie
ense. / believe we must build up a
special party. This Convention has
been called in the hope that VI might
secure the election Of members u The
Legislature who would agree to put
local option in the hands of the people
of the counties.
The three hours were spent discussing
the resolution that were adopted. The
most important u was the fourth,
which reads: That We will endeavor to
elect members TO the Legislature with
out respect to part! who shall be salts
factorily pledged in open caucus to Sc
cure as far as the constitution of the
state will safely permit an effective
county local option law"
Five committeeman are 10 beappoint-
ed in each county to carry ont the plans
of the convention. Another meeting
is to be held.
The Penn's Grove record., 1889-09-14

TE- STATE Ba&id cd AEsscshggxa va
Deai ri Tssalss On September If
The MEllvllRAns viii s,ar . tax Fs
Bis lb- esblng yefr- Bal 1AtoszN
nal~iy. taelf Frogsrsy isas decreased.
Tier lax rae 81 Burlington esauly
for school AID ecaniy p9iFssses lE&s t.s4
fixed at q ees.ts PER sl8e, Nhiea Is
higher than last year
The horse racing At the BEideEi&sn
Fair eaused a nti loss ID 500 which
however, VS. resDcaa by tie recsu4s
from the gfs''d .and 10 st,oui $50.
The Wes5 Jersey Baptist Assn .asicr
held its 18TH annual session la tiaiYiTl,
on Tuesday and YESTERDAY. the NITRO
dGetory sermon Mas ir-seh- d b, Rev
+. ). Towne, Of Yiheishd. The Com
mittee on Church Letters reported q
churches aud $40 members ia the As
social ION. TIE following officer wer'
elected; Moderator. Rev. W. r. Me
Neil, B .dgeton: Clerk, X. j.. PieIs'n
Woo curry: Assistant Clerks, Rev. ii
Ir fl, Roadstown; W. Z. Ware. Mil
lille; Treasurer, Il. j. Seagrases. "a
/ lem. A committee reported a plan 10
raising 5000 for clearing of the en-
cumbraDces on the South Jersey Inst
tute, Bridgeton, which WAS adopted
The Clayton Baptist Church was re
cieyed into the Association and tn
hand of fellowship extended to the Ped
ricktown (Salem county, Church.
The Penn's Grove record., 1889-09-14

The State Democratic convention, to
nominate a candidate for Governor to
be voted for on November 9Th. was
held in Trenton on Tuesday. Never
was there such a quiet Democratic
convention as never before has there
been a nomination given by acclama.
ton without a contest, and this is the
fifth occasion that an ex Governor Las
received a second nomination.
While the hotels we're full on Mon
day night, yet there were no midnight
orgies, everybody seemed quiet and
sober minded as the party was so united
that there was not a ripple of excite
ment to give interest.
AT 1915 Allan McDermott called the
convention to order in Taylor's Opera
House and announced Assemblyman
Fred. Marsh, of Union, for temporary
Chairman, and NJ. T. Barrett, of Essex,
Secretary. Mr.. Marsh, who repse.
sents the young respectable democracy,
said there was nothing so ap. to iusppe
lie youth oil a party as to know that an
honest, upright course would eptitle
them in due time to an entry to the
higher circles of the party. He also
spoke OF New Jerseys attitude in fav.
or oi tariff reform, AS eviBced in the
last Presidential campaign, and express
I'd The hope that the Democracy, in its
platform today, would take no back
ward step. Then, referring to the
campaign OF 1892. he named Cleveland
IiA1, of New York, and Albeit. of
y Jersey. as possible candidates for
lac Presidency, and these names were
ch"ered YocifrTOusly in the order NAM
ed, Abbett coming in fora perfect storm
OF applause. Coming 10 the Question
OF the GovernOrship, he declared that
the democratic candidate would be a
man to make his opponents quail. The
candidate of the Republican party
would be a mar not to seek tie nom.
ination, but to be forced into it. The
issue of the campaign would be equal
The Penn's Grove record., 1889-09-14
eLoucEsrEm eouSrY couxy..

The September term of the Glouces-
ter County Courts opened at Woodbury.
Tuesday with Justice Garrison presid.
ing, and Lay Judges Beckett and STRAIT
ton In attendance.
All Of the "A men summoned IA
Grand Jurors answered TO their names.
and DIR. George w. Bailey was excused
at his own request, leaving the follow
ing to serve: Chalkiey A. Rulon, Sam.
uel Hopkins, Clayton N. shuster, Dav.
id 5. Adams, Joseph W. Merritt, Sam
uel d. Gaskill, William n. Colson. Ed
ward G.. Miller, George q. Green,
Charles f Thomas, Samuel ID. Lodge.
Francis NJ. Pierce, Eben whitney, Al
fred b. Richman, Thomas Borton,
Isaac N. Augles, Charles L. Batten.
John Mullen, Charles W. Elkinton,
james Jessup, Benjamin Thorp, VIII
liam Collins, Elsood s. Costill.
Judge Garrison directed the Grand
Jurors to retire without any special
charge.
The case of William Monahan against
Tue "eS' Jersey fa'ifoad Company for
uainages lof personal injuries received
on D railroad ear Ciafksb"ro Station,
on the h'ght Oh the ID OF August, ISIS
WAS r1"ced on trlai. hoHihaIi had
ioi o"euesvofo'
~, paying n' 'Are'
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tam a.
~ y us pup
IVY az d~cAt DO9
no' '@i0e
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The Penn's Grove record., 1889-09-14

~AnUtlfsf wmHahrfui daanzs-T inns
hssn maaf and 1hlgt rsp hs = iadv IL tin
eaIuIE- ltissass faEsensG izE sii1i4ahfst
ulgIh tIeT Hlin 50 s.y4sE vesE-x stt. With
hs''so III stsHssssi ssssl, hui iis- HfEsa az
ESlls were undermined Hnd deset sssin--
&c znInIUar1. fRE 1tras msiftiis SIN
tH'nEii'a InessgnIrsir End s,Hula lts. sle,.a.
eiE hgEEthi II M Z 1,1isie sf Or Ksnr7s
@s* AEssansig 3G AtgnlsnTrssEiaH and ws4
80 math ihhsrsd xH laf1lae 1aFz dast
Thai She sis9E - lIEh1 Ena H1as nnf
t'asaii@ hGk i'ss,p n1lrAsuIsnf1r aur4.d.
fA+i atarls IL Ms 4Hfbar 4Rz Tins
EFstR N e GGlaa1rE Il GA- 81 Shabby.
n G-7stf 3 fiss triaa asss1le Nj aehr-
s89E Drug Sasrs.
The Penn's Grove record., 1889-09-14
me verdict Unanimous.

W. D.. Suit, Druggist, Bippus, Ind,
testiiies: ~ can recommend Electric
Bitters as the very best remedy. Every
bottle sold has given relief in every case.
One man took six bottles, and was cured
Of Rheumatism of 10 years standing"
Abraham Hare. druggist, Bellvilie, Ohio.
atirms: "fhe best selling medicine
have ever handled in my 90 years ex-
perience, is Electric Bitters." Thousands
of others have added their testimony, SO
that the verd' CT is luminous that Electric
krtters do cure all diseases OF the Liver,
Kidney or Blood. Only . half dollar Il
bottle at Johnsun's Drug Store
The Penn's Grove record., 1889-09-14
SATURDAY. SEPT. Il. 1sss.

The Republican State convention &c
nominate 4 candidate for Governor will
meet in Trenton next Tuesday. (.
BuId Grub, Senator MENUS aud tx.
Congressman John Keen, Jr., are mos,
prominently mentioned for the nomiBa.
tion. Senator Seyius would certainly
he the best candidate although be has
no barrel. Upper PENIS Neck and
Oldmans townships are each entitled to
one delegate.
The Penn's Grove record., 1889-09-14
A September Showing.

light MONTHS OF PREP ARATION have now their
fuition in the magnificent stocks placed on eAhioi'ioh ana
sale with the first days of Autumn
Cnr;ro month of this wear busy brains and hands have
been at work, abroad and at home, preparing Tor tne GREAT Au-
tumnal Showing which September inaugurates INCUR ware
rooms.
Every denartment has striven to outdo every other depart
ment in preparation and achievement, and the aggregate result
is an industrial exhibit more comprehensive ana a'!racuVe IN
the line of Dry Goods, than has thus Tar oeeh sho"n ~ " SIN
gle gathering of industry or Worlds Fair
To this great September exhibit OF everything IA Dry
Goods, whether in the vast variety OF DrSSs le1eures VI VIZ u
House Furnishings, including Upholstery and Carpse'mgs' We
NOW INVITE Fl PEOPLE 1t will be iound wonderful
in scope and in altractyeness.
Our own patrons would seem to need no reminder though
we would say to them that all our previous efforts Will be out
done this season. Strangers who are passing through the city;
net fail to avail of the opportunity offered them OF inspecting
the most complete stock in the United States.
Those residing within a hundred miles OF our city, VIII DC
amply repaid by visiting Philadelphia, even Tor the express Pur-
pose of inspecting this exhibition. which we have good reason to
believe, is not equaled IN any other city.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1889-03-19
Smgemtussti@es aus 9eI8ten.

gu arIon ifarb anu 81. Tebr. NbenSs
pl6sIi3 Sr. Nr. @~oQisuou, SG6ffe Der
Staot. ST.. Soaisnon itano i'm So. Sabre
isiuss Alters.
Sn Stall E wurSs In Der Ssmois Der
9sibnam bes @sri9tsuol3isbers Rari1aI
am II. Ssbruar aufssfRnbsa. Su bee
SiuitsrniB purSe Wari9aI~ irresslsitst IL. iisI
10 suii5en GtGle unb 3cnclos ms @afsr.
Sn Marbeban sntsleiie an, IS.
Ssbruar elm 9itersus. Ssin Msni9ens
Isbsn 1T 3u bsSaueru. Der matsriele
StaSen III rnbsSeutsnb.
gu SodbOIs bsi 9oupp saben bic
PIP. Sacobs unS SlcIe cine iessnSrei1e
bI. Miiiou, bic pom q. Saauar bis s.
Sebruar bauerte.
gu arIbu brad an 6. Sebruar in ben
iiolirt selsSentn 9sbduIi9teiten oes @irs
ties alp9. @ets cine Tsuersbruuif aus.
Oas Saus, betaunt ais Cafe d mon desir,
nsbit Stauuns uurbs bis aui's nadte
Wauerwsrt eiuse6I9srt. Der Yiebbeiianb
tOnnte nur NIT tnuppsr Rotb ssrsttst wsrs
ben; aud selans 60 nur siniSe M5beI aus
benz Grbsei&ohe ben 5Iammen su sntrels
zen. Die gntftsbMssuria9s bisiss Bran,
bss 1T bis ieet Md ni9t bstanut. Die
GinwObner wurben ,har9 sinsu Babnwdrs
ter, weI@sr bas Ntuer'Juerff bemerlte, aufs
sewsdt. gIpb. Bss IL fur iein Giasns
tbum psrR9stt; bellies @erIuf pirb aut
l4,C0c G1. rs,s.i4.eat.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1889-03-19
0robberso8tbuts.

Gin BeIsisr, bsr sinem Subrmann
aus WerI bel Der 5eilig @eiffsRaierne eis
men Eeimer sntfibrt unb psrbanbeIt bate,
mar liberties Der Nnsabe zines fali9en
Ramens u. Observation-Disclosures bsSi5tist. IS
wurben ibm 6 Wouate + 2 Gage @sfdnss
NIP, 26 St. BuBs unb Soften beiseIsst.
Winifer D. M a 3 d ertldrts TIM
preuBii9sn Nbssorbnstenbauie, an bic &e'
suIiruns Der Woisl werbe man nidt bers
antrstsn tSnneu obne slei33eitise Resuli'
runs Der Saar unb Nabe. Der Winiitsr
smpfisblt i'm ausemeinen elm lansiamss
unb porii1tises 8orsebsn, bamit man f4
nt9t tn bsSentli9e Iussaben p~erirre.
Sspern. Im 81. Ssb. Ra9mtttass,
batten bic S6. Srtanne unb Stol5 einen
Ebeil Der @irpobnsr Der Srti9aft i'm
S1ulotal ueriammeIt, bstufs 8srsinbas
runs 3ur Suitarbissuns zines 5slbpesss
auf benz 9anne. @s 1T gut, psrn ii9
bic Serrsn aud um bic GnssIssenbsiten
ibrsr goniiitueuten tiimmern.
DabeIinssu. am abenbe hes 81.
Sebruars sntitanb In eiuem Sdlaf3tmmer
bes benz llatsrns5msr anton gnseIs Susss
b6rissn Wobnbauies cine Ssue,sbrunft.
Wsbrsre &leiounsstiife iowis ionitise Wo;
biIarssssnitdnse purben fart mitsenom'
men, aud battsn iid bic Slammeu bersits
benz Subboben unb Der Oste m~itsetbeilt,
als IS Der i5Isuuisen Guile GINGER Na9s
barn selans, bas Ssuer auf isiuen Sssrb
au bei4rdnteu. Der bur1 Ssrf1eruns
BET Der @eieui1aft ga YaterneIe" sebsdte
S9absn mirb auf 800 Sr. perani9Iast.
&hmeIinssn. @m 81. Ssb. Rads
mittass tsbrte Der wesen Waieitdtsbelsibt:
suns psrbaftsts ST. @siisI aus Nonteil
aus benz &reissefdnsnihe BON SisoenbOfen
suriid, inbsm feline S1uIb niat bspieien
rperben fonnts. @siisl uurbe pom isineu
8oasssn auf's bsrSli4fte empfanssn.
Serr g. Grind, Oruder unb gerIe:
ger Der r9ursmb. Grete prsfs" mai am Is.
Dss. Isstbin wesen incriminirter artitel
aeseu bic Serreu bes @sri9tsbofss In
Drummer 334 s~enannten 8Iaitss su l
Mouat 9eidnsniB, so 5r. BuBs unb 60
fen psrurtbeilt worSen. 9erisIbe bate
8eruiuns sinselest. Sas Gppsuaeri6i
dnber.e bisiss, bas eritinffan1Ii9e llrtbeil
nm unb psrurtbsilt ben bef6ulbisten Pets,
Brid su elmer @efinsniBfyafe uon s Ga:
gen, elmer @slbbuBs pon 200 Sr. unS go:
item. Sernsr sur 9sr6fentItduns bss
llrtbeiIs tn's TassbIatt mSreie Yrsfe.~ -
Der Correspondent Der rSberm. '3ts.~.
Serr 8. g.. Z. aus 9~uremburs, mar be:
i9ulbist, burd sinsn In Der Rr. 81, Sabr:
gang 1883 gen. Sts. sridiensnsn artitel,
%be9innenb NIT ben Worten Sine bibi9t
&sllnsrinnsnssi9i5te,~ bic Dame 8ittu,
W., 9affwirtbin tn %9ursmburs, beleibisi
tu haben. Su @rwdsuns, baB aus Der
sspHossnen 8erbanblunsen beruorsebt,
baB benz 0ei9uIbtstsn bic b6spiaise Ib'
ii9t ui9t barsetban wurbe. Gus bieier
@rinben iprt4t has @sri&t ben Bef9uI:
bisten ST. Z. uon Der 3lass fret unb emit
Idbt benfeIben obne 8ubs nod Rotten uni
psrurtbeilt bic Gipilpartst au ben srsause
men Rotten.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1889-03-19
SuxemG s.
Weretniate Staaten.

9as SoIsenbe 1T Der Bort Buib'
inston 3eits." entnommeE:
Sobu g. @epfer, Jr., III Belgium eta;
ton, p~ertalft iest ieine Stores Raaren 81 80:
itenpreiien, oa er am /. Wtai oas @eldGit auf:
seben unb ii9 in elmer @roBiaot etabliren wiro,
graubsunsIad. Sisnitas yia9t I'M
12 ubr brannte III Belgium Die Sdeune bes
Srn. W. Sint nieber, nobel 0 Stid &inbuief
unb 3 gferbe in ben Slammen umtamen. 8as
@ebGube mar 60 X 20 TuB 9roB uub bate einsr
anbau pon 20 X "a Rub. Sn oemielben beian:
ben ii6 auber benz 8isbItanb Is Souneu Sen
Sru6t uub aterseratbe, lopie etn grocer Dor:
ratb non Giieulpaaren u. (. no., pel6e Or. ginI
gum Yerfaufe bGlt. Der Serluit betrGst $1,000
$4,000, bic SeriiberuH9 lit nur $500. Nie bas
Tsuer entitanben 1T, barber fam gtiemant
9luii6lub 9eben. o.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1889-03-19

uub bic poIitii4en BIdtter f6nnte bas sSus
bentbun websr bic g5rie nod ben @ress
banbel nod bic SffentIide Wsinuns Be-
berri4en.
Sn bteieriabtf9en 5erri9aft iiber bic Yreis
fe ber ctuilifrten WeIt beseauen mir elmer
W2a4t, wel5e melt Der Wfadt zines irbis
t9sn &aiiers ober 86niss obsr gapitss
nberlesen If. Sbne bic @enebmisuns
bteier Wea9t wtrb beute gu Gage teiu Rries
ertldrt, fetn Triebe ssi1Iofsn. 9ie md1,
tighten Wonar9en bsfinbsn fi3 beuts In
Der 5anb bes Sdbsntbums. go i'm Seifers
reid, BreuBen, Srantreid, StaIisn. Solte
es iemaIs elmer bteier Wd9te gefalen,
has Subentbum %anausreifen, 10 wirbe Elm
Staatsbantrott bur9 bic Wadinationen
Der g6rfeniuben bic natursemdBe SoIse
feiH.
Wenn bic sSuben 1858 in Conflict nit
&oumdnisn tamer, bate bic roumdniide
8esiernns srobe Mibe in europa spsi
bis bret 3eitunsen gu finbsn, bic ibre Sade
sesen bic Subsn usrtbeioissn MOLTEN /; mob:
renb bic Suben bic seiammte BreHe euro:
pos sesen bic &oumdnen in's Seuer bet;
ten, 10 baB fis bic 6ffentIi9e Reinuna al.
ler 2dnber unb S6Iter sesen bic aru,en
&Oumdnen teb,tsn.
Wer ii9 ertibnt bic Serridaft Der SUI
ben beut3utase ansufedteu, Der pirb pom
Der periubeten 6ffsntli1en Weinuna als
Elm Sanatiter, Elm Reactiondr, stn Suben.
better peridrien. @er id sessn Subens
pu@er unb sssen jibii@e &aubiudt psbrt,
Der gilt als elm Barbar.
gs 1T unsIaubIid, ME melt iibii5e ans
mabuns, 3ubrinsIi9tsit unb l1sbsrmutb
seben fam. Man traut isinsn augen
faun1, wenn man tn Der ,@tsnsr Neusn
freten grehs" lieif, wts Elm Sube folsenets
fast: ySdwa9e 6inber. getauft nit Wais
fer aber ni4t NIT 8eritanb! Se1rsn bsrsu
sbnen srobs Wannsr paren! Ser goten
brn ibr ieIber untsrsrabsu, pantt untsr
euren SiBen. pte etnif SeruiaIem bsim
&Ianse Der 9oiaunsn bes sr3irnten @ots
ties! rlnb MIR. bic 2umpeniammIer, S1ents
wirtbe, Na9tommen Der auf S9sitsrbau:
fen uerbrannt:u 3auberer, mir erbsbsn uns
auf eureu E,iimmern, psrtrsibsn su6 pon
WI Ot1oSth tntVt <*yHSu uuo IpHuSh Jul
eu4 S@mdbunssn unierss ni6t sstauften
Wunees! 5a, pa, ia! meme 9errsn,
amiifrt eu1 nur immerfort, unb INNER
mebr unb bic Rinbsr Der 2umpsniammIsr
werben Serren unb BITE &inber Der 5erren
werben 2ampeniammIer psrbsn.1
Was ioa man basu iasen, usnn bas
Biener SubsnbIatt, bic vSuufrirte @es
ueinbes Seituns" SoIsenbes au idreiben
wast: IS pirb cine 3sit tommsu, mo man
ben Gsinbsn Der sSubsn bic itatifti,9sn Sas
fsln porbalten wirb, UNI au beueiien, baB
BITE Bibel &s9t bot, uenn fe Soft bic
@orte iassn IdBt: rWtein auserudbItes
8olt III sSsraeI! gs wi9if uub msbrt i9
unb bebertf9t bic Rationen."
Ga pobI ss msbrt ii9 tanin5snartis pis
bic Statifit 3siat. 9lus ben untern Rlais
fen ffeist bas Subentbum tn bic b69itsn
Stdnbe unb Iemtsr, 70 baB elm iibii9er
abposat In elmer @ablusriammIuns ere
tIdrte: Sc banbslt fi9 ni1t mebr nm
Mntiismitismus ; mir psrben ibm bic Ses
mitotratie (Subenberri9af) sntsessn;
feaen.
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Str&ft&e WeatsRetten.
q q b.
@rabi6eee ct. Saul.

Vtutuse VII v a
9ie fran,Ofidsn Salhulitsn gu Rsb
2ate Sails bsfinbsu f9 In GROCER aufre'
suns. grSbiidof SreIano bat ibren
Bfarrer abseisst unb einen trii9en Y~rielfer
aus ct. gloub bamit beauftrast In Der
fransSfid 8 tatbpIti5en Rtr9e Wefe 3u
ieIen. oils bsr SrIanbsr Dor Der Rtr9e
Der Srunsoisn sriGisn, faub ct bic Sbiren
psri9Iofen unb cine sroBe Rense Dor bens
fsIbsn psriammslt. gr psrlanate bic Iuss
lettering Der S9lifel, bieislben wurbsn
ibm aber perweissrt. S5liebli9 sos er
fi1 nod ieinsr ~uriprinsli9en Sfarrsi
sur.d. Die franaSfiden Ratboliten srs
fIdrsn, bic Rir9e werbe psri9lofen blet:
ben, bis LINEN sin Srisfter franaoRidsr
Sunse ssisnbst fsi, ieIbf sssen grabii9of
Srelan6's Wini@e. Wan erwartst, bae
Der lsttsre fi9 isI5er mad 9eb Gate SAILS
beaeben werbe. Warum appsliren BIZ
9eute ni1t mad ROm, wenn ie slauben,
bab ibnen llnrsdt sei9isbt? Gs 1T ni9t
uSibis 70 obne Beiterss 3u rebsltrsn.
@r3biDesfe @bieaso.
gu ben bsutiden GemeinSen GhieasO's
If sesenwdrtis cine 8ewssuns i'm 9anse,
welde auf bic @rinbuns zines Serbanbea
alsr bsuti&sn tatbolii4en SansIinss:Ser
cine Der gr3bi6ceie ab3ielt. Ote Sa4e II
cine isbr wi9tiss unb SsitsemdBe unb bar
baber wobI itberau auf bereitwilises gnt;
ssssntommen rs9nsn Bonn etn bsrartise,
Yerbanb f6nnts BET ssb6ri8sr Organization
unb ti9tiser 2siturs unter ben SingIinser
Der beutiden @emeinben ungemetn piel
@utes wirten. Wir miiniden besbaIt
benz llnternsbmen ben bsiten grfoIs!
GrsbiSeefe WiIwautee.
Ser Contract fir ben Neubau bes ga.
creb Seart college" Der &%reu3berren Az
Watertown, Wis., purbe NIT Der Sirmo
BentIp & Stradota tn WiIpautee abss.
j&IoGen. 9is 8aufoitsu bsIaufsn f9 auI
$4,000.
9tSeeie 2incoIu.
Der langaebcste 8unih Der beuti4sr
Ratboliten 9incoIn'S, cine feIbfitdnbts,
9smsinbe nit elmer sisenen &irde gu bill:
ben, 1T In grfiIIuns sesansen. Nm
Sonntag Septuageima wurbe bic Rir9t
untsr alIsemsiner 8stbeilisuns Der De
msinbsmitsItsbsr pom bo4w'itsn gif4o1
8onaeum feierIi9 sinsepsibt. au4 aus
bena1barten Srten wobnten piele beutf9.
6atboIiten Der ginweibuns Der srften heut'
f&en tatbOlii&en Rir9e 2incoln's bet.
9a BITE Stabt stn bebeutenbes giienbabm'
Centrum unb ffstis TIM Wa@stbum bssrtf'
fen III, ptrb tn ni&t gu ferner Deit bu bte'
fu erfeu f@ nod cine jwsits &c. heuti&e,
IstbpIj&e Rtr@e sssasu.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1889-03-19
9ersei6ni s

onimism euremtrsr unS sursmbursg amatana, bic OimIhae aemta, iopOb bs suns
bs, ais s Staates bs Counties oSrhn Stdbhm BON Ibr 20 900 Gnpobuan mt bann.
@mtsu mittss asmtn, oh gunSeS, Staats, Gounh: Obr Sopmbp a.mtr, tOmmu n6t
in Sea4t. I'm bsG te 10 eompIt ais m0si6 ST MAIDEN, bitten mir unn. 9er, us epa
febtmbe Seamten Ht;hbelsn, unudtatesn gu bmGdu II + ID. $50 Tragesibm fNn nans
sdt us bic nabae ansabs uHb mir bitten bar bic behefenbe Beioa, us bic n0Hhe IRtbe.
lung pc Eomarte Jn MAIDEN. @r limb uum bnieHsm unirer geg gu Gant papfibtt, bic
ms biteide 9anb biem, nm be elite 10 eompht asm 0eGd 81 MAIDEN. $50 bic poiide
Faut ntt piddna hbt III Der ansfabre EsnOhut.
L. I'LL 81 Ius
The Penn's Grove record., 1889-11-30

cambridge Munaay Eos, County Atty,
0HY o., Tex SAY Have used Electric Bitter
Nh no6t hapVy results. ny brother also WAY
y1Ty toV With Ma srtal Fever and Jaundice
~ - cured " timely use OF thus medicine
~ mfxg6ed Electric Bitters saved his ME
Md !, Wi1c6x<on, Of Horse Cave. Ky, adds I
y oo1<fGnony, saying: He positively believes
4y11I& tAge diet, had 1t not betn 4 7 Electric
<nto Gtf&f remedy viii ward ON, a.
ou16 II Malaria Diseases. and for al
49,. IaGUf aud stomach issOrders stands
W111 xricetoc. and q. n ~. Johnsont
The Penn's Grove record., 1889-11-30

"Best value we ever had in
Handkerchief" We say that
Of a Mems Plain White (bnre
linen Of course), put up in
dozen and halE.dozen boxes.
Quality excellent, size right
precisely what a well-dressed
man should have ; French hem
-one-half inch. Unfinished
are $3.50 a dozen, 75c hall
dozen. Full finished" run
from $I.oo a dozen, csc hall
dozen, to $4.2o a dozen, $2.Io
halt dozen. In handy shape
for Holiday gifts.
The Penn's Grove record., 1889-11-30

You have heard your friends and neigh
bezs talking about it You may yourself
sxperisncs Just how good . thing 1t II II
YOU have ever tried it, you are one Of it,
ssaunch friends, because the wonderful
thing about it Is, that when once given .
trial, Dr.. Kings New Discovery ever after
holds 8 place in the house. If you have
never used II and should be afflicted with .
cough, cold or any Throat, Lung or Chee
trouble, secure . bottle ut once and give IL
. Air Trial. It Is guaranteed every time
or o refunded. Trial Bottles Free q
r. Jshnson's Drug store
The Penn's Grove record., 1889-11-30
CoUnrY ~GLEANINGs.

Several Salem glassblowers who ar
ct of work in consequence Of the
lonx strike are negotiating for the pure
chase OF the idle ~Swedesboro glass fac
tori. for the purpose Of u cooperative
company.
The annual reunion of the oath, N. J.
Vols. will be held in the Opera House,
n Salem, on Dec. 18th, being the ami
verssry Of the battle of Fredericksburg.
a Rlaa cornet is prizei as An heir
loom ~ Z Salem man.