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The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1889-09-19
CASH PREMIUMS
OFFERED BY THE SAMPSON
COUNTY AGRICULTURAL
SOCIETY,
For Exhibit TO Be Made December
4th. 5th and 9Th, 1889.
DEPARTMENT A.

DEPARTMENT A.
". A. FAIsoN, superintendent.
Glass Sample Crop.
For best sample of corn
for bread, ] bushel to
be exhibited, 8 so
For best sample of corn
for stock, bushel to be
exhibited; so
For best sample OF wheat,
/ bushel to be exhibited so
For best sample of field
peas, ] bushel to be ex-
hibited, So
For best sample OF table
peas, ! bushel to be ex-
hibited, so
For largest variety. Of
peas, } bushel to be ex-
hibited, | 90
For best sample of pea
nuts, J bushel to be ex-
hibited, SO
For best sample Of rice,
bushel to be exhibit
ed, 50
For best sample of rye, }
bushel to be exhibited. so
For best sample of oats, J
bushel to be exhibited, 80
For best sample of sweet
potatoes, J bushel to be.
exhibited, so
For best sample Of Irish
potatoes, J bushel to be
exhibited, so
For best sample of tur-
nips, J bushel to be ex-
hibited, 80
For best sample of cotton
in seed, not less than Is
pounds, 80
For best bale of cotton, l 90
No premium will be awarded
unless the required quantity be
ON exhibition.
DEPARTMENT B-FARM M
PIGMENTS AND MACHINERY.
J. n. POWELL, Superintendent.
Glass Farm Implements.
For best mold board plow,
/ horse, Sampson made, 3 so
Best mold board plow, 2
horse, Sampson made, so
Best subsoil plow, Samp-
son made, SO
Best cotton scraper plow,
Sampson made, 80
Best cotton sweep, Samp-
son made, 50
Best harrow, Sampson
made, 80
Best 2 horse wagon, ,Samp-
son made, 2 90
Best 4 horse wagon, Samp-
son made, 2 90
Best dump cart, Sampson
made, 2 90
Best OK cart, Sampson
made, l 90
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1889-09-19
oTR YOUNG roLKs
Soaacthing Interesting to Youme
Readers efThe Caucasian.

lfrclaret each wesk by W. \. JaaSsax,
30 whom all communications iatnnslc.l tas
this column shSzasa tss sddyessedl
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1889-09-19
OUR FARMERS COLUMN
SOMETHING INTERESTING
no THOSE WHO TILL
THE SOIL.

There J. no material progress that /. well
based and permanent without agricultural
progress"
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1889-09-19

LssrgS--s0o subscribers In
isss; i.5eo to day.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1889-09-19
We have received answers from

We have received answers from
the following:
A NJ. Griggs. Clinton.
Muriel Richardson, Clinton.
Alice Johnson, Keyser.
Bette A. Cooper, Huntl.y.
Georgia Cooper, Owenville.
Eula Register, Clinton.
We receive every week an
swers from correspondents too
late for publication. All an
swers shonld reach as by Mon
day to insure insertion in the
following issue of peper. Ad-
dress all communications inten-
ded for this column TO VIM. A.
johnson.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1889-09-19
Drop Letter Psxzle.
BY GEORGIA COOPER.

Supply letters. to make the
following senten.e read proper
ly:
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The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1889-09-19

Best double OK yoke, made

Best single OK yoke, made
in Sampson and adjoin-
ing counties, l %
Best saddle and bride
made in Sampson and
adjoining counties, 0OI
Best pair of boots, made
in Sampson and adjoin-
ing counties, Oo|
Best churn, made in Samp-
son and adjoining coun-
ties, sol
Best specimen of planta-
tion tanned leather,
made in SAlupsOn and
adjoining counties, so
Best plantation dressed
leather, made in Samp-
son and adjoining coun-
ties, sol
Best bee hive, made in
Sampson and adjoining
counties, so
Best dozen bricks, made
in Sampson and adjoin-
ing counties, so
Best baskets. with or with-
handles, made in Samp-
son and adjoining coun-
ties, so
Committee to be appointed at
the Fair.
DEPARTMENT C-HoRTICUL-
TURAL PRODUCTS.
J.L. BoYKIN, Superintendent.
Class 1-Orchards and Fruits.
For best variety Of each
kind of fruit, not less
than one peck to be ex-
hibited, 3 SO
Best and largest collec-
ton of grape vines. not
less than five varieties, so
Best collection of peach
trees, not less than ten
varieties, so
Best collection of apple
trees, not less than ten
varieties, so
Best collection of pear
trees, not less than ten
varieties, so
Glass 2-Floriculture.
For best collection of
green house plants and
flowers, | 90
Best cole ction Of plants
and flowers other than
green house, SO
Best collection of ever
green trees, so
Committee to be appointed at
the Fair.
DEPARTMENT D-SToCK.
The following definitions will
be observed by awarding com-
mittees:
Observation-Disclosures Of
distinct and unmixed breed.
Grades-Products of crosses
between thoroughbreds and ma
tives.
FIRST DIVISION-CATTLE.
E. PETERsoN-Superintendent.
Glass 1-Thoroughbreds.
For best bull over 3 years
old, each breed, 8 8 90
Best bull under 3 years
old, each breed, 2 90
Best COW over 3 years old,
each breed, 3 90
Best COW under 3 years
old, each breed, 2 90
Best bull 2 years old, each
breed, 2 20
Best COW two years old,
each breed, ! 90
Best cross bull 4 years or
over, each breed, 3 90
Best cross cows 4 years or
over, each breed, 2 90
| Class 2-Grades.
For best grade bull 4 years
or over, 2 90
Best cow 4 years Or over, 2 90
" bull 3 years or over, 2 90
" COW 3 years or over, l 90
/ @" bull 2 years or over, l 90
/ 5" COW 2 years or over, / 90
Class 3-Natives.
For best native bull, 4
| years and over, 3 2 90
Best native COW, 4 years
| and over. 2 90
Best native bull, 3 years
and over, l 90
Best native COW, 3 years
aud over. l 90
Best native bull, 2 years
and over, 90
Best native COW, 2 years
and over, 90
Rest native COW and calf,
any breed, l OC
Glass 4-Work Oxen.
For best yoke Of oxen 8 3 0C
II single OK, 2 0C
Class 5-Fat Cattle
For best lot of fat cattle.
u not less than s head, 3 3 O(
Best single fat beef, l 0(
Class 6-Milch Cows.
For best mich cow, CIV
ing not loss than 10
' quarts per day, 5 3 OF
For best mich cow, giY-
ing not less than s q'ts
} per day, 2 OF
The cows must be milked dry
in the presence Of the awarding
D committee. then be parted from
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1889-09-19


Class 2-Machines.
For best thresher, diploma
{" reaper, do
mower, do
grain fan, so
grain cradle. so
corn sheller, so
straw cutter, so
50 seed planter, each
kind, so
sewing mach, diploma
machine of any
kind not mentioned,
made in North Carolina, so
Class 3--Manufacturers s. Of Wood,
Iron, &c.
For best lathe for wood, 3 30
bedstead made in
Sampson or adjoining
counties, l 90
Best spring bed made in
Sampson or adjoining
counties, l OO
Best set Of chairs, made in
Sampson and adjoining
counties, ! 90
Best dining table, made in
Sampson and adjoining
counties, ] 90
Best kitchen table, with
shelves and draws. made
in Sampson and adjoin-
ing counties, l 90
Best window sash and
blinds, each, made in
Sampson and adjoining
/ counties, l 90
Best panel door, made in
Sampson and adjoining
counties. l 90
Best nest of wood ware,
| made in Sampson and
adjoining counties, | 90
Best rockaway, made in
Sampson and adjoining
counties, 3 90
Best buggy, made in Samp-
son counties, 2 90
Best pair of plow lines,
| made in Sampson and
| adjoining counties, %
Best buggy harness, made
/ in Sampson and adjoin-
| ing counties, OC
Best wagon harness, made
in Sampson and adjoin-
l ing counties, / W
Best cart harness, made
in Sampson and adjoin
! ing counties, ] 0t
The Penn's Grove record., 1889-03-09

The 10th annual Convention Of the
Young Mems CHRISTIAN Association,
OF this Stale, wilLconveae at Bridge
ton, March l4.la. Addresses will be
given by Rev. c. H.. Parkhurst u. D.,
OF New York City; Rev. Thos. Hanlon'
d. d., Of Pennington Seminary; l.. w.
Mnnhall, the Evangelist; G. X. oper
and II. F. Williams, College and Rail
road Secretaries of the Internationa |
Committee, and other prominent associ-
alton men. A large Chorus Choir Will
aid the singing. There are So Associ-
ations in the State with 1900 members.
A large attendance is expected. Last
year there were over 300 delegates. Ne
duced rates on Railroads and entertain
fneDt provided.
The Penn's Grove record., 1889-03-09
THE NEW ELEorroN Law.

The repeater of the s'sunset' law Is
of such general public Importance, Ill
view of the approach of the township
and municipal elections, that its pub
LEGATION, in anticipation Of the latter Is
advisable. Following is an authentic
copy of the act.
A supplement to an act entitled AN
act to regulate elections" approved
April eighteenth, one thousand eight
hundred and seventy-six.
l. BE it enacted by the Senate and
General Assembly of the State OF New
Jersey, That in all elections, general,
local or charter, to he held in this Stale,
the polls shall open ut six O'Clock IN
the morning and close at seven O'Clock
in the evening, and shall be kept open
during the whole day of election, De-
tween the hours aforesaid; provided,
the board of election may adjourn the
proceedings in such election from II
O'Clock until two O'Clock in the after
o or for such shorter time, between
those hours, as they shall see tit.
2. And be it enacted, That tins act
shall take effect Immediately.
Approved January 18th, 1889.
The Penn's Grove record., 1889-03-09
WANAMAKER'S

PHnApstrnfA, Monday, March =, 1889
Gloriosa.
| Do you know the stuff?
1t is silk-and-wool.
! The warp, which is thrown
up to the face, is all silk, the
filing is wool. the effect is
changeabIe and beautiful
sort Of sublime silk-warp mo-
hair, only better.
Crush it in your hand, then
shake it out. Where are the
wrinkles? Drop dust upon it,
then shake it again. Where
is the dust? Gone, like the
wrinkles.
A full dress pattern is 7
yards, sometimes more, and
again less. Such a pattern
weighs a pound and a quarter,
and is so compact that Bene-
dict may easily carry it home
in his overcoat pocket. A
troop Of Gloriosa came to the
Novelty Dress Goods counters
late last week-in blue, red.
yellow, steel, gray, plain and
striped. 48 inches wide at
$3.50. Nobody told of their
coming. But somehow the
stuffs caught the eye and won
the approval Of many wise
women. A Gloriosa stampede
began.
Are YOU not interested?
The Penn's Grove record., 1889-03-09

You have heard our friends and neigh
bors talking about it. You may your
sell be one Of the many who know from
personal experience just how good a
thing it is. If you have ever tried it. you
are one of its staunch friends, because
the wonderful thing about II is, that
when once given a trial, DR.. Kings
New Discovery ever after holds a place
in the house. Ifyou have never used it
and should be afflicted with a cough,
cold or any Throat, Lung or Chest trouo-
lie, secure a bottle at once and give it a
fair trial. 1t is guaranteed every time,
or money refunded. Trial Bottles Free at
NJ. Johnson's Drugstore.
The Penn's Grove record., 1889-03-09
COUNTY -GLEANiSas.

w. W. Robbins, of YORKTOWN, own
or of GEORGETOWN Bell,n a few days
ago was offered $500 for that trotter,
but refused it.
Thousands of bushels Of white pota-
toes are stored i'll cellars In Pittsgrove
and Upper ~PittsgrPve.
The Elmer Glass Factory has ieen
rented to Messrs. Sheriff Butcher and
George Washington, Of Salem, until
the ciOse Of next year, with the privil-
| eye OF buying the plant at that time.
Operations are 10 be commenced as
early as possible,
The first rock fish caught in Salem
| Cove were caught on Monday.
Ihos. ]. Yorke, of Salem, has been
| elected corresponding Secretary of the
| Salem County Historical society to ill
the vacancy caused by George Mecum $
| death.
Salem was well represented at the in
| aupuration ceremonies in Washington
Among those Illo werep:e,ent were
Capt. F. NJ. Acton, Capt. L. l.. Null
ford, R. t. Starr, I. b. Starr, Barclay
Griscom, Dayto3 G. Recap, Harry
woodruff, Harry Lippiucolt, Franl
l.. Garwood, Alex, Ramsay, J.. q,
Fighter and a number of others.
Isaac Cline, formerly of Salem, wa,
arrested at the Baltimore and Ohio
Railroad passenger station, in Phila
delphir, OH Sunday evening, on tht
charge Of being drunk and fiourishinl
a revolver. While In custody he stab
bed himself in the breast with a bnife
He was taken to The Jefferson Hospital
where his wound was dressed, and h
was returned y the Fifteenth Stree
Police StationN
The Penn's Grove record., 1889-03-09

Rev. l.. Brunyate left for Conference
on Tuesday.
Miss Ida Shinu has been visiting
friends in Darby, Pa.
Miss Abbie Robinson and Miss An
ME Longacre have returned home from
a visit to friends in MoorestOwn.
Edgar E. Barber, Frank Titus and
Samuel HOFFMAN, it is rumored, are
each about to build a new house.
Perhaps the Prohibition party men
ought to hold a caucus meeting, nom
mate a ticket and all would be well.
Electric bells are being put in the
residences of Harry Justice, WIN. JUS
tice, John Perry, and the NJ. E. parson-
age.
The heavy storm on Sunday broke
the creek banks and flooded the mead
ows, obstructing travel over the cross
way.
The Republicans held a caucus meet
ing on Friday night of last week and
nominated officers for their half of the
township ticket. On Saturday after
noon the Democrats endeayored to do.
the same but dissatisfied ones grumhle
and say that those who cut their ticket
at elec,inns are not desirable as candi-
dates on their ticket. Hence, it is said
there will be an independent Candidate
or two at the election.
Much has been said rs to who will
be appointed Fish Commissioner. To
Salem county justly belongs the ap-
pointment. Why not select II man who
knows all about the fishing industry
practically and who is better fitted for
the position than James Strimple, Of
Pedricktown? He is a man Of ability
and has Il large circle Of friends who
would like to see him ill the position.
He has been Interested in the fishing
business for fifteen years and has invest
ed much money in the business. He
knows what are the Interests of the fish
ermen and how TO further them. He
has been endorsed by the the Sturgeon
Fisherlnen's Protective Association at
two different meetings and is support
ed by numerous friends. James Strim-
ple is wanted. Put him there.
HEsAL WRIGHT.
The Penn's Grove record., 1889-03-09

Mems Linen Handkerchief
that since Christmas were
$3.50 a dozen are going at
S2.2s. Pure white, hemmed
and bordered.
Women's Handkerchief,
printed borders and hemstitch-
ed, ooc a dozen, 6 for 45c.
Harvest time for Handker-
chief buyers sure enough.
john WANAMAKER.
Thirteenth and Market streets
and City hall square
The Penn's Grove record., 1889-03-09
statesmen
PATENTS,
Caveats. Trade Marks, and Copyrights

oh,ainad acd all other business In the U. s.
Patent Once attended TO for MODERATE FEES.
Our once is opposite the U, 5, Patent ONCE,
and we can obtain PATENTS IN less tne than
send MODEL OF DRAWING. We advise as 70
naientabiiity Tree OF charge. and we make NO
CHARGE UNLESS Isl =,
Nancy Order Div, and TO officials Of the u. 5.
pate.t 1nire. For circulars. ADVISE. terms, and
eirrenees TO actual clients IN Svuf own State,
OF county G. A. SNOW a. Co..,
Opposite Patent ONE, Washington, ID G.
The Penn's Grove record., 1889-03-09

.'sm.,. s,.or,.msn ara irving to pro.
,sct themselves NV having a bill passed
,b,ouob The Legislature exempting
,hsm from arrest.
r,. ..,.a n.m % ha.a hail between
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. ,ua swedssboro climbs
:, p,n,ranort lasl SATURDAY.
r.sn,,sd =, fa,nr Of lie swedsboro
~. r,.. p-.ar;,rtow, c,,,h heat the
two p,ov;ous games.
a,. 49,. cr,va and pedricktewn
h.sah.u a. padricktown
Yo,' m. pan,,s Grove bovs
$50 os ~. a. ,hev did in
-" SATURDAY. n,ev;ous
.s.aa,,.,ae
60. s..a III, s.,,,dov and w.s bnr.
:. r,,asaav II 10
~, .,.... III vo,noer a.,s while
..,..s......n. h.r,, he fall off tho
Iodnad =, a ovmpaum weed
-, - ~ ,;sa ha;no 90 ,iobt
Inc nieD,s -
.."- T.ssaaa n,arn;no t,r.d ond
nn... ,,at,;,, ,.,,t no,
~ r,,n CO.. ouar ,h,se
,..., u, i. ,;.a .ntn nc c,uh far
-. 20. .,...a so,,oht ,ha;r ,y.v IN
-
= "N,s
caatso ~ ."o ioa'' peopo
thinA 'na' - 'ney
~. ~ .n,nosad 81 o,ard and
Ia. - ara,rs a,,d Lnov wh.the, tbe
sa,,a,.or .ua all i o,her oaicers keen
uoa.s..as..m,s ,;r,,
-
o"o " o". e'o'so""
sno"h US
ne" io'h, ~ ""ion w '"' ",
meat ~ no" se'iink ~ '" po""'
,rh;s s,,o;,s Tho nr,snec,s for oo,d
Qnn. IL lib bthJIlH LDc pIu6DCCtb WI ROUl
-. - IN a,,r,a,n ma,, har;, -
a. b., nrotoo,;ve tariff an C,rsaon
VI "l'o" h.o'',s
SOL arc maas0'' 'as pon 'n''
m,i.ei Du. ~. e
A"ey NJ" ""'0 oue ~ ="
suou sooo :.
..aa... H.. orda,s !, All M,
p.rv;n,s -aaon orc 81 new desians
m n"" A ityne"' "no '"s iu,-
o."'eu ,n' ~
." ni", 80
Dur'''e a." y ~ ,oe' "
WIG sun "oA ~"
w W..
INNS
'his aone sue WI 'naso eAoeen' a"
:,
. Il, pla-
eu az 'ne u"'"' I"u0
NJ Iavmen r. .Judoe. Peter
Str;mule n. Insnectors REM, f..
d and Reubep pedrick. r.
assessor Samel q. uortman. d.: Col
lector Ebenezer SHARKS. r.: Township
t,omm;tte. los. w. Cooper. d.. to take
the p,aca If shaw Hampior whose
term -.xp;res
n.a.n -, ,;r,..d ,ho hin
S.N.n - 80, an;,,n.m
go
~, 49,,
sus this Spring will probably he taken
in accordance with it. 1t will increase
the number in the census and thu, ID
crease the revenues of the school dis
tricts. as SIS for every child of. school
age ia now assessed in each township
and called the state school tax.
The Penn's Grove record., 1889-03-09

Penn's Grove. March 9Th, 1ss

fIsc,. \ xvill f.t, 10 .rn.,aa EIlsx. a..
da.n, hoy .n.i, ~, ~. ,i,h Az =,
n-ao.n,,,., 1000 =, q o,o,ooL =, ~.
ava,,;.n ,,.a,..od ,;nIa,. o. d.
Co.., .s,, ~. ,nu...;,,n so.,.,. -,
,hsnna, ,;aLo, :. p,.;,.a.In,,;. 80
o,,.n. t.;..t;r.a
T,,e so,,,h Eio,;d. na,,ro.d con,,an,
w,,,d .n, ,aLo,.uv ,;st ,,ayond ~
,o,,,;,,s of ;,s ,o.d I'm, ~
ooa,,, n,,,n;.aa 90 ,.,.o,a,I, .,..d ~
the agent NJ sanford Il, have two t;ck
ets ,a,dv IN, ne in p~b;,,da,,b;. WI
TINT Il, view wa ,,,.rfad tho train q IL
in good spi,its.
Brown said no w,u,d like IN siav If
ALL WAS well home hut he had mt re-.
! ceiyed a letter for nearly "a hours.
BEING a new MARRIED man he WAS unite
anxinus for the train in move "a, a rand
oait Of co,rss n did mi, mako auv
difference IN me I would ma leave
come home az stay. We arrived at
sanford alouf 1 o'clock that u;ybt
;,m,e; f,,,p t,,a train 4, I,,,k for tho
o.,,t with Tho ,hr.,uob ,;cka,s bnt h,va
failed tn find him vel. We asked when
tho nay, train ,eft. for tI,s north 81
O'Clock to morrow uipht.n some one
said Rrown did mo. exac.lv nrav
when he heard that. Int inst the nm.
p~osite. However. we we're in luck.
Tho co,due,or NJ tho tr.;, wa c.ms an
hold . conversation with the couduc,or
Of Tho n,r,I,.h,un train stating Tho
o,oo nil, lin, wl,o ~. w.ro ,,har. mo
o.mo from .,d ,,hare ,ya w.,ted n 40
NJ .nra.,, ~ ,,.L. no - w. ala 10,
,nn,a f,,, 1,.m,n W.,
We ho.,dod lie ,r,i, and .t o o,c,,cL
No. ,.,a,a ,,,,,ad an, w;,ho,, an, ,,oLot
h.o,.no oh.cL a, health oert;sc.ta
..er..,;.n -, soon ~ ,,o,,a =.
-. 80, !, -. ,.,Is Gil, =, I,,oh
~ q n,o,,oL g., ~. mn,ni,o % hoo 10
...m.;nm, =, o,n,rn DE- rno.. 80.
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- ..,,d e,a w.. uora d,n.,a.
=. tha ..,.n.,o.
III. 49,. -,
s"rnm,a.. WV, = $500
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- tro,, who ,..ss.a no ,hrounh
~ na.,,h ;,s,.,,s and odd ~. .,
ws-s" 49, ..ns.
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- H. -. $4,000
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,o.rnad thov woro from Iackso,v;l,o
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.'..namo ..s
NJ 81 ,..n
-. 100
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so.' :,
soO y" 90
.h's o''y ~
streets WIN ''
num- oiy"6
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IN" an' WING $50
ah''seu ~ i La ma 10 w.,
a. SOC,
10 s' NJ.
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my s"e n'pe .A.r,. ~
w.. 49, :. ~ ~
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'h'0A om..s
a.. -
M 80 49, ~.
-. III. 80. ~
you :. ~
ida the soou o'u soi'oi NO" 'oi''s'
Why he admits that a man has to
own 10. 900 acres of land in Florida to
he worth s25. OOo. That is very cheap.
~ W 40, ..n;,u anu,h,nr
pNsco Pe' "SiNs -" "Jo
about improvements like houses, barns,
or fences We had land sold here this
e.. On : ...a So,,o
winter Il" ~'o.oV .pei Nv .
| tk thot 1hnon IhAf mas 0nL
The Penn's Grove record., 1889-03-09
URDAy, MARCH 9,
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PUBLIC sA. :, r,.,,,o,o
March aa-F. M. Davis, household goods, in
Penn's Grove.
49,. nam nsmo.
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my seeos ~
Our fishermen are pusS se'''"s S'o
nets fpaoy III '"o ''A
Samuel }. Hurn moveo ~" "
town to Penn's Grove on THURSDAY.
Miss Lizzie Atkinson. Of Clayton, is
visiting her aunt MIS-. L. N. A'k'nso".
Several have taken advantage Of the
fine spring weather this week by NOV
ing.
1t is reported that the steamer Major
Reybold will resume her trips on Mon
day.
Revs. L. M. Atkinson and VIM.
Mitchell left for Conference on Wednes-
day morning.
Tho ,o,p IN Sunday and Monday
soon made the Ice embargo in the Della.
ware disappears.
-. $500, chat raxt Tuesday, ia
tovn.h,n election. Polls open at Q
o,c,ocr x N and close ut 7 P. M.
u-pc psr,,n mas taken spdden-
r..,.,nc 4 ph,i.a.,nb;a Sat.
-.s .ns,Is - 81 home.
.-..an.s.a . 100
irnht ielIy has
acre rarm IN "a'n'o"
The friends OF Ezekiel Denny ana
family will be pleased to ear ne rests
easier although he IS very bad SICK YET.
Rev. 2 T. Dugan, Of the New Jersey
Conference, will preach IN st Paul's
church tomorrow, both morning and
evening.
About 40 persons paid Rev. L. M.
Atkinson and wife a surprise visit on,
FRIDAY evening Of last week and had a
good social time.
f,har,s. Armstrong is building a new
Mouse n he Misery on the Jane McCol-
1oucn -nronerty. It improves the looks
Il tha village yery much.
p.~h.ef ana onions cbopped fine
80 .sysn batweep s,ices Of rye bread
90 .andw;cbes are said to be the best
:, ..no,hsrars for convalescents.
p.rn,s
m...;.n..n ~ Monday and
oIo'e ~ " 49, ;nannar.t;na
e"lo,ea $500 p...,asnt
GU ca.naaaa, 4, ..s.,on a,
Ipe "a. =
The Penn's Grove record., 1889-03-09

Get a Colored Silk Warp
Henrietta that's worthy the
name, and you've a delightful
stuff.
Whatever is good in the silk
shows; whatever is good in
the wool shows. They help
each other. Silk never seems so
silky nor wool so soft as when
the two get together in a
Henrietta.
Pretenders, ofcourse. There
is the trouble. Fair outside
and even tint isn't all. Get a
bit between thumb and fingers.
Pull. Does it slip? There's
a test. The flimsy, slimpsy
stuffs that masquerade as Silk
Warp Henriettas give with
very little pressure. They're
a nuisance.
We aOon't touch a yard Of
Six Wayb goods that aoe dent
knoao to-. be nigh. Soft but
springy, lustrous, firm.
Only The best makes. Line
Of Colored Silk-Warp Henri
ettas is how complete. 81,
$I.25, and $3.50.
The Penn's Grove record., 1889-03-09
An armful of Books from
the New-B Book Table;

the New-Book Table;
Jonathan and His Continent. BY
Max O'Rell $l.l0
The american Commonwealth. BY
James Bryce. vols $40
A DAUGHTER Of Eve. BY the Author
OF Margaret Kent lilo
Scientific Religion. BY Laurence -
The Nun OF Kenmare lilo
Through the Heart Of Asia. By
Gabriel Bonvalot.. vols 7.75
Hazs,rs Animal. Acyciopedia for ,n
French Traits. BY W. C. Brownell. lilo
The Government Of the United
states. BY W. J. Cocker IS
Eo0ks and Men. ny Agnes Repplier : .0
Whitaker's Almanac for 1855 .s0
Gertrude's Marriage. BY W; Helm
DAVIS. W
Paper cover 80
First and Fundamental Truths. By 80
Elementary History Of Art. By
p'Anyers. New edition S.U
Robert Elsmere By Mrs. Hum az
Beaehcroit at Rockstone. By Char
Mexico. story Of the Nations. By -
Commodore Junk. BY G. ManvIlle :.
A~stianscked Generation. By L. B. :
WalfOrd "a
The Land Of Darkness. Author
OF The Little Pilgrim ~
Ancient Rome. BY Rodolfo Ian
authors at Home. BY j. L. andJ. =.
y. Glider. LII
The Penn's Grove record., 1889-03-09

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