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The Penn's Grove record., 1889-08-17
The Farmers Mutual Fire ms, Co,
OF SALE NJ COUNTY.

VT
Office-Head Of Market ST.. Salem.
yI>HIS oil and ieliable Company q 80 year.
standing continues to insure all X nds OF
property, not extra hazardous, III town or eotln-
Try for any length OF fine not ,excee"lnx nve
years at as low rates AS will pay losses ana ex-
nenses. 1t insures against Are or lightning or
damage by either. It's losses are promptly adj
iusied and paid. Its iuld~ on hanu are ample
10 meet all probable loss, beng larger lhaN, ~
any previous time of its existence AND sleaaiiy
liner, asing, while its reserve assets are OF a
character and amOunt to surely meet all losses,
however extraordinary, and cannot De III tered
away by unfortunate investments OF dcfsuitihg
officers. -
Waddinptop, William b. Carpenter, woodnuJ
Petit, Quinton 7. Harris; j. II, Sinhieksel;, "
IL. SinnlekS0n, Barclay Grtscoin, j, IT,. Home,
Charles Hines, and Josiah W Sier. ,u
Executive Committee Aiphrns ,ir,ieIpack.
ton, William q, Carpenter, Woodruff feltit'
| Who meet weekly OIL seventh day, at $ oc'oeK'
y secretary and Treasurer-J, b GIier, towhoIi
ann icaljon may be made in relation toahy pusl.
| ness connected with the Company, at me One
q the COMPANY, ls3 Broadway, head OF Marsel
street, or III his residence, No. Ss broadway
In addition to the above the following person'
have been eleei ed Agents ana surveyors
George b. Grier. W0Odstown
Josiah Summerill, UP. Neck
j. Foreman Sinnickson, L. =. NECK.
James ID. Evans, Colansey.
John Hitchner, Alloway,
Jos. B, Liyzley, Clarksooro' uu. co
David ID. Griscoln, Marion, buf' ".
X. NJ. Hitchner Elmer.
Thos. r.. stow, Salem:
George X, Morrison, Salem.
GRIgR, Secretary and treasurer. i.
kaPaEUs BiLpERBAcK. fresidshs-
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LAWMAKERS
PHILADELPHIA, Monday, Aug. II, 1889
Closed Saturdays at P. M

If your buying thought is
Dress Goods, write to US stat
ing the kind of fabric you have
in mind, or the purpose for
which you desire to use it,
with the price you wish to pay,
and we will promptly place in
your hands samples of the
best we can supply at the
price. That should mean the
best anywhere, tor the Wanna
maker stock of Dress Goods
is the largest and best selected
we know Of in the world. If
you do not know the tech
nical name of the goods, no
matter tell us how they look
to your eyes, or how you sup
pose they look, and we will
ind them.
Just SO Of anything else;
settle on what you want, as
near as may be, and write for it.
Sporting things,
Fishing tackle,
Furnishing goods,
Toilet articles.
Millinery fxings,
Books Of every sort,
and the thousand other things
for home use or wear or house
decorating that we have a
store full of.
john WANAMAKER.
Thirteenth and Market streets
and G'ty-halI square
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Seen, Of Paper save. Her Live.

1t was Just an ordinary scrap of wrapping
naner. but it saved her life. She wasin the
last stages of consumption, told by ,physi-
clans that she was incurabie and could i've
only a short time; she weighed less than
seventy pounds. On a piece of wrapping
naper she read of DR.. Kings New Discov-
cry, and got a sample bottle; it helped her,
she bought q large bottle, it helped ner
more, bought another and grew better last
continued its use and Is now strong, healthy,
rosy, plump, weighing l40 pounds; For
fuller particulars send stamp to W; Ii. Cole,
Druggist. Fort Smith. Trial bottles oil TINS
wonderful Discovery free at NJ. Johnson's
drug store.
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ExCUnsroNs.

Over 200 ex~cmrsionists went to At
lantic City via Penn's Grove ana tue
steamer H. A. Haber hast Sunday.
Wednesday was the general picnic day
in PENIS Grove for the colored people
of Warrington. About 175 came ON
the Reybold and wei 800 arrived IN
about 80 wagons from Salem, Frog
town and WoodsiowD.
There was an excursion Of about 2oo
over from Wilmington on Thursday.
Another colored excursion Of about
$50 came from Salem on Thursday on
the Reybold.
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WHAT CAUSES THE WET Wealth.

AS an explanation Of the wet weather
we have been suffering from of late Ser
geant Dunn, the Signal Service "bserv'
er at New York, thinks that the re-
cent and still present high temperature
OF the Gulf Stream III is about Tour de-
grees above the normaD has a GOOD
deal to do with it. The winds, being
from the south and southeast, bring a
great deal of moisture with them, and
when they are met by the cooler airs
from the north they either hang over
the Atlantic coast and cause humidity,
which makes everybody so uncomfolta-
bic on hot days, or are precipitated In
the rains which have been 80 prevalent
of late.
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DIED

DIED
BAKER-m Woodstown, on August
18th, Ci,ss. Baker, in his nth year.
JONES-In Wondstown, ofaporlexy,
on August 18th, Allen Jones, of Hart.
ford, N. j., In his list wear.
ELDER-At Quinton, on the 18th
| inst, :. Louie Elder, daughter of Rev.
Charles II. and Mary f. Elder. aged A
years and 3 months.
PRITCHETT-In Warrington, this
county, OIL the 18th inst Ella Pritcl-
cit, wife OF James Pritchett, in her
2Sth year.
HARRIS-In Salem, OIL the 9Th inst,
Gertrude r. Harris, daughter Of George
and Sarah Harris, aged Ia years a
months.
ROBERTSON = Suddenly, on the
10th inst. Mt Atlantic City, N. j.,
VIM. b. Robertson, late Colonel of the
oath N. J. Vols, formerly Of Salem
and Camden, in his Goth year.
STRIMPLE-On August 10Th. 1889,
neal PENIS Grove, M ria, wife OfJere
miah H. Strimple, aged 70 years.
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New y Jersey ana wilmington
Ferry Company.
Time Table between wilmington and PENIS
Grove.
Taking effect Sunday, July 18th, 1889.
DAILY EXCEPT NDA
Leave Wilmington from King street pier, 7.SO.
ll.30, IL. IN. 2.S0, 100, 625, p.m Arrive $50, 10 Is
SIS, $50 4. m. lbs, 3'IO, $50 p. m. Arrive sos a.
~, 1905. S.O". i.35, 7.OO, p. IN.
SUNDAY OSIY.
Leave Wilmington 7.9O. 100 a. M, 200, 6.25,
s.35 D. m. Arrive 7.05, lp.3i a. IN. l.25, sos, $40
d. nj = rive Penn's Grove sos, II. IS a. M, 2L35,
100. 9. 10 p. III. Leave 6.25, 1000 a. M, LOO, $50,
7.l, p. m. Leave Atlantic City 800 a. M, arrive
10. 10 p. III.
Boat leaving Penn'S Grove at els a. IN. con-
meets at wilmington with the trains for Read
ing, Coates vile, West Chester, and all points on
w. 4 N. X. X.
Boat leaving Penn's Grove at $50 a. III. con.
meets with steamer "Reybold' from Salem, Del.
aware City, New Castla. Also with trains frcm
Woodbury. and all points on Del. River X X.
BCai leaving PENIS Grove at LES p: m. con:
meets with trPin for Reading, COatesville and all
points on W. N. R.k
Boat leaving Wilmington 7.SD a. m ll.30 H.. IN
and 400 p. m. connects with trains OH Dol. Riv-
er r.. II. for all stations. The 4 O'Clock p. M boat
from Wilmington connects with Steamer Rey-
bold for Salem and intermediate points.
The steamer can be chartered for special
moonlight excursions. Apply to the undersigned
Upon application from parties OF 10 or more
people the steamer will leave Penn's Grove at
S.90a. m. and run to Wilmington and Northern
Pier to connect with steamer Republic for Cape
MAY, and will meet the steamer Republic on Its
return. Steamer will not make this trip for less
than 10 people. Tickets from Pehhs Grove 70
Cape May aud return, sl.lD,
Passengers Tor Wilmington may go ON this
trip OF the boat and take Wilmington & North
ern train from Pier. Fare the same as to King
Street. {1his boat will not ran, however, for
any but Cape May parli"s.)
AZ MCCAUSLAND,
june22ly superintendent
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MIDSUMMER

The August number OF Strdt1brtdge
d ClOthier's Monthly is embellished
with an exceedingly good reproduction
of Millel's "Angelus;" the famous
rirtufp for which the fabulous price or
$l10,S 800 was recent y paid, at an NC
ton sale in Paris. The usual articles,
on fashion, fiction, flowers, home art
and economy makeup a most enjoy
able me ange fOi the delectation of the
ladies. These who are forced to shop
by mail will find many helpful pages
dryote ed to tEeir needs in the way OF
~seasonable dry gnods. The music
pages of this mumtsr contain Il song
by Hunter NJ ,ct'u,i ell WHICH has been
set /, miisic i,y W ". GiIelrist Tie
words are as fellows:
LOVES nLvEItLF.
Nights rubf is riyen
From on the hCaNrh-
The sun has strlveh
For days dear sake;
O'e: hiiltOps leapib4,
Ills ray comes lneplhC
AZ thee, still s.e,n ~.
AwaRei u love! Awakel
Cease, cease to wander
In the dim land yoIdeI;
Fond love, 70 xn %iOuder.
Thy bonds wound break
What fate belalls thee?
While sleep e%nthralls Thee,
And loves voice cars thee
Awakei o l0vel Awake
True love and Ieuderl
Tie days defender
Mounts up IN splonup
Unciose thine eyesl
The morn Is tteting:
TASTE, II ste ouf m eliag,
The day completing:
Awake! q Lovel AwaN'i
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PERSONAL.
Amos Morris and wife, have been
visiting VIM. J. Longacre's, at Swedes-
boro.
Rev. T. c. Parker and wife have
been attending Pitman Grove Camp
Meeting. The Camp closed on Thurs
Jay.
John Moore, formerly of Penn's
Grove, has been spending the week at
French's hotel.
Miss Harrie N. Vanneman, of Havre
de Grace, Nd, is visiting relatives in
Penn's Grove.
Fred G.. Pitman. of Camden, an oc-
casronal visitors to relatives in Pern's
Grove, died Of consumption On Wednes-
day night, aged % years.
Maria, wife of Jeremiah H. Strimple,
who has been u helpless invalid for
about seventeen years, died on Thurs
day morning.
Benz. F. Slraughen. AL. Stetser and
w. M. Burk, of P~edricktown, have
been spending the week at Anglesea.
James Boyd, Of Bridgeport, Glouces-
ter county, was appointed a cadet at
the United States Naval Academy, on
Wednesday last.
Revenue Collector Moffett has ap.
pointed ex-Assemblyman Cabel Pan
coast, of Woodbury., as Deputy Collect
or for the counties Camden, Gloucester
and Atlantic, in the place Of Chas. Ma.
loney. He will begin duty September
LIST.
David G. Simpkins, of Philadelphia,
was in town ON Monday.
Miss Mamie Bowen, of Philadelphia,
is visiting Miss Areta Johnson.
Frank Holtnn, Of Brooklyn, has been
visiting Samuel Sayers's in PENIS
Grove.
Conductor Charles $. Shut, of Salem,
has completed twenty five years in tie
capacity Ot station agent aud conduc'
tor ni, the Saipm railroad
Misses Mary, Abigail and Jane Shep-
pard, IL Camden, was yiSitlng friends
IN I'enn's q reve during the week.
Mrs. Mary Miller. sam AM daughter,
If New iimrlell,. y. y, has been visit
ing Mrs. Lydia Guest
Miss Lizzie .Jacol,y has been chosen
teacher Of the Cove Sclani for the com
ing year. This will make her third
term.
Miss sallie Thompson will continue
to teach the Wiley School.
J.. u. Layton has been chosen teach
er Of Eight Square School above Penn's
Grove.
Mrs. Mary Wiley. Of Wilmington, il
visiting her sister Mrs. Daniel Law
renee.
Mrs. Lizzie Mills. and children o.
Chester, is visiting Charles ElliOtt's.
Clinton Strengthen, II clerk with a
Sharpless's. In Philadelphia, is home OF
n vacation
Jas. &. benny is pilot %, the steamer
running IRON Philadelphia 10 Leipsie
Del.
Misses ,Jrnni. and Name Stanley, O
| Coneordviisr, Chester Co, Pa, are Wis
iting Cirluenl Il. Lannins's.
Wa,. I. Garrison will ship his good
to Columbia to-day.
Rev. ". Mitchell attended the cor
ner stone laying NJ Trinity Church
Camden, last Saturday. He was a for
mer pastor at the old church by anoth
er name.
Miss Carrie 5. Chubb, Of Philadel
pii., Is visiting Mary &. Vanneman.
Frank Henry Walker is second pilo
ON the steamer Thomas Clyde, having
entered un duty last sunday night.
Alfred j. Trumbull arrived hom'
from Poughkeepie, N. Y, last Satnr
day. where he has been taking a cours'
+, of telegraphy and penmanship the pas
two months. He graduated in tele
grapiy and u receive eighteen word
a minute. lie also tcok "a four month
course Of penmanship in two months
The change greatly agreed with hi
health, having gained 10 pounds Will
away.
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Administrators Notice.

Ehenezer Sparks. administrator, de bonis non:
of Charles Pedrick. deceased, by direction OF
the surrogate Of the County Of salem, hrreby
Pedr,eb deceased, TO tring in their debts, de-
mands and claims against the estate 81 Inc
said decedent, un ,cr oath ~ animation, WILMA
nine mouths fran the date hereof, ar they VIII
be forever barred Of any action thereof against
the said administrator,
Dated .july Il, 1859. administrator
MI lYki
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PUBLIC SALE
FARMERS, TAKE NOTICE.
j. CLARK,

VIII handle your prodiice ana guarantee You
the highest MAJ kei prices.
IN tHANCERY OF NEW JERSEY.
To rri.r II, Msi,etal and Mary Mett'ial HE
wife.
By yirtae OF an order of the Court OF Chan
eary, of New Jersey, made on the day OF the
date hereof, wherein Catlarine Hutchinson is
aTe drfrntiai,tz, yoiI are required TO appear.
plead. answer, or lvmur to the bill OF SAID com
u~lainant. on Ell before the THIRD day OF OcTo-
Der next. or the said bill Will be taken as CON
fesSed a. aints You
The said bill Is flied for partition Of certain
lantS IN the c0u nty Of Salient OF which Rebecca
sill died seized ~, and you Mary Metletai are
made defendant because You are one Of the ten,
ants in common theryin. and Aou Pcter Mettetal
are mad, defendant because you, as the hus
band OF the said Mary Metgetal. have, on claim
to have some interest IN said lands.
HOWARD CARLOW,
2ll Market street
Camden, n. j
Dated Aug. 2ud, A. ID. 1889. augl0-7i
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Our friends will please bear In mind that The
RECORD Is o legal Newspaper, and as such ie the
administrators, assignees, etc. AL such notices
and properties for sale In Upper Penns Neck
and Uldmans townships should be published IN
THR RECORD IN order that they may have the
greatest publicity where needed.
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Farmers. Read This,

We will ruiz a daily truck line from Barber's
wharf. Penn's Grove, to Chester. The prospects
are that pl ices OF produce will be m'ch better
this year in Chester. thar last year, as 1900 men
are now employed in Roach's shipyard which
was idle last year, Baskets prlmptiy returned,
Els. HARRIS, W. MORRISON.
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Mr.. TRUITT, DEAR SIR: l feel II my duty to
inform you OF the great good my wife mas re.
ceived from your vegetable lozenges. she mas
been a great sufferer for over 20 years with that
fearful disease, dyspepsia, and tried remedies
innumerable, besides expanding scores OF dol
lars without obtaining any relief: She has used,
with what she gave to friends, c boxes d your
lozenges, and | am happy to say she is enjoying
excellent health. she eats all kinds OF f0Uu ahu
pastries of all kinds and enjoys them. She can
scarcely realize that IL is herself eating so much
witt, such relish. l gladly give you this testi no
NAL In the hope that every suffefef may De III
duced to restore their health by using your WON
derful medicine, and | shall only be too glad 70
know | am the instrument in doing something
for suffering humanity. Yours Iruly,
GEORGE LAWTON,
l42 Bayard St., Trenton, NJ j.
This article has no equal for dyspep
STA in any form. You al eat what
ever you wish and ut the same time be
cur. d. Price SOC a box. For sale at Div
er & Summerill's store OF by mail.
Good meR wanted to caDvass every
home in every county. J. +. GRUlTT
Manufacturer, Bridgeport. N. j. 1922
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Riverside House,
Peun's Grove. N. j,

Heretofore known as The Elkinton old hotel prop
eriy, having been rebuilt and newly furnished
by lis owner, Mrs. A.. l.. Iinch, we wish to Ia
form the public that we are row ready 10 ac-
eomm0date permanent and TRANSIENT boarder.
For terms apply 10 ar address
NJ. VIZ r.. l.. SPRINGER, Managers.
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MURDER CASE AT WOODBURY.

On Friday of last week Prosecutor
Perry, of Gloucester county. DR.. For
mad, of Philadelphia; Sheriff Ridgwsy,
and a photographer, visited the scene
of the Turnerville murder to make ad-
ditional preparations for the trial OF
Joe Hillman. A number of views for
use in the trial were taken, and DR..
Formal, after making q thorough ex-
animation of the house In which the
murder is supposed to have been com
mitted, took a number Of pieces of
wood for examination. Hillman gen.
orally maintains q brave demeanor In
jail, and keeps counting the days till
court.
On Tuesday Sheriff Ridgway drew
the 50 Jurors for the September term
of Gloucester county Court, from
which twelve men will be chosen to de-
eide Hillman's fate. Frank Holdcraft
and Clayton B. Stetser represent Logan
township and Andrew ]. Hendrickson
and George S. Turner represent Wool.
witch tow nship on the Jury.
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NAHRIED

RHUBART - DOLBOW AT
Penn's Grove, Aug. 18th, 1889, by Rev.
C. s. Powelson, William. Rhubart. OF
Penn's Grove. to Miss Anna f. Dol
how. of Salem. N. j.
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An clipping couple got married NJ
Penn's Grove on Tuesday morning, by
Rev. G. S. Pow elson. They were W N.
Rhubarl, who claims Penn's Grove ~
his residence and but recently came
from Bridgeton and Miss Anna E.
Dolbow, of Salem. Tuesday morning
about 2 O'Clock the girls father called
Edw. Smith, Jr., out of bed to ask If
he had seen anything of them. He said
he had been to Wilmington looking for
them, also at Bridgeton and had traced
them as far rs Pennsville. He wanted
his daughter and said she wal only
seventeen.
The happy twain went to Whining
ton, where Rhubart has relatives, on
the early trip with the freight barge,
Tuesday morning. When they got
there they were afraid to land for fear
the police would arrest them, they hav-
ing been notified by her father. As
they had not enough money to pay
their iare back a collection was taken
on the boat. They went to VIM. Mil
ler's for break fast. He is Rhubart's
uncle and lives next to Mr.. Smith. hav.
ing recently moved from Wilmington.
Before noon they went to Rev. G. s.
Powelson's and had the knot tied good
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Riverview Cemetery
Burial Lots may nov b. secured at
reasonable price, ny applying tn the SUI
perintendent
-7tf JAS. b. TORToN.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1889-02-09

DOOMS FOR RENT, 1913 Broughton street;
III furnished
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A BAD DAY FOR RIOTERS.
Five of the Yamacraw Disturbers To
Go Into the States Service.

Five of the Yamacraw Disturbers To
Go Into the States Service.
1t was a rough day on the Yamacraw
rioters in the superior court yesterday, and
Solicitor General Fraser did not lose a case.
He had the satisfaction of hearing sentences
passed upon three of them for ten years
each, while two got a chain-gaug sentence
of twelve months each.
There was a dramatic incident in the
court room when the jury came in with a
verdict of guilty against Luoius Capers.
A female relative Of the prisoner uttered
an ear-piercing Shrek of grief, and when
the court bailiffs sought TO remove her
from the court room she sank down limp
and almost lifeess at the threshold of the
doors. She was assisted to her feet and re-
moved to the outer hail, and it was some
time before her paroxysm of grief was
hushed. 1t was a dramatic moment. A
jury had just been impaneled for the
trial of Rosa Jones. The prisoner stood
unmoved looking appealingly to the court,
with the echoes Of the wOman's weeping in
bis ears. When the noise outside the court
room had died away, Judge Ada MS passed
the sentence. He gave the prisoner the
full penalty-ten years. 1t was a
relief to Capers that the sentence
was over, for the moment was uhly pain
full to him, and that it was given with few
words was no doubt kindly appreciated, for
with a bow he replied thank you sir"
Hiram Sterling and William Cunning
ham, rioters, who had been previously con-
victed, were each sentenced to ten years.
Thomas Maxwell and Rosa Jones, each con-
vic ed of assault and battery, the first upon
Officer McQuade, the last named on
Officer CrOnin, were each given a twelve
month sentence to the chain-gang.
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ON RAIL AND CRossTIE.
Local and General Gossip in Railway
Circles.

AOS~S@
Circles.
The railroads are now putting on their
war paint, preparatory to the inauguration
of President-elect Harrison, March 4,
The Alabama Great Southern manage
ment have commenced tho construction of
the engine shops in connection with the
works at Birmingham, Ala.
Peter Donelan, Jr., has been appointed
soliciting and advertising agent OF the
Jacksonville, Tampa and Key West rail
road system of Florida. for Savannah and
Charleston.
The current number Of the Engineering
NelCS devotes several pages to the railroads
south of the Ohio and east of the Missis-
sippi. The Richmond and West Point Ter
minal system, with 6.922 miles, and the
Louisville and Nashville, with 3,25S.45
miles of road occupy the prominent places.
The south-bound vestibuled train made
the run from Savannah to Jacksonville
Yesterday in three hours and thirty min
utes, distance of l72 miles, making nine
stops. The average time for stopping was
twenty-five minu es, making the actual
running time time about 100 minutes. The
train consisted of the following vestibuled
cars: One baggage, one dining car and
three sleepers. The run yesterday beat
that of tuesdays train by about nine
minutes.
The Southern Passenger Association has
authorized these excursion rates, and the
ticket sellers are being notified accordingly:
To the national prohibition convention at
Louisville, Feb. 10, at one and one third
fare for the round trip.
To the centennial celebration of George
town college at Washington. Feb. 20, at one
and one third fare for the round trip.
To the annual convention of the repub-
loan a0ua Nluhs Fab % 70 March I
Baltimore, at one first-class fare for the
round trip.
To Atlanta, on account of the Hebrew
orphan excursion. at one unlimited fare for
the round trip.
To the meeting of the association of
union ex-prisoners of war at Richmond,
March 5, at one fare for the round trip be-
tve cen Washington and Richmond.
To the celebration of the centennial of
the inauguration OF Washington, April 80
and 80, at one and one-third fare for the
round trip.
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Axea 70 Grind.

Ts denotes trace Of rainfall.
NJ. J. WRIGHr. JR.. Observer Signal Corps.
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MISCELLANEOUS.


A ADVERTISEMENT To-day only, French
"A Oil Dressed 25c. Chamois, 15c. HEIDT'S.
NOR COLDS get that you can rely upon
Il HElDTS Wild Cherry, Honey with Tar 2oc.
THOUSAND PAPERS Fresh Flower Seeds at
4 HElDT'S. Make your selections early
while assortment is complete.
MAKE a speciality of Handkerchief Extracts
vi and Coognes at HEIDTS. Large line of
reliable makes
TRY HEIDTS Artesian Water Soap; fresh
1 supply, !Oc
TRY a 1Oc. box of HEIDTs Celebrated Cough
4 Drops; popular because good.
TRY a SC. Cigar at HEIDT'S; nothing but the
L very best cigars sold for the money.
TRY a Sc box of Oil Paste Backing preserves
i the leather. Ladies' Shoe Dressings at
HEIDTS.
A LII the world and his mother are using
"A HEIDT'S Stonger Ammonia; pint bottles
1Oc
WHY pay fancy prices when the finest of
w Connections are sold cheap at IIElDTS?
~ CENTS for Pure Sugar Candy. Fresh
AC Crystalized Fruits, Chocolates, Marshmal-
lows at reasonable prices.
HAVE you tried the Superior Connections at
L HEIDTSy Why not. Popular because of
their superior quality.
EVERY ONE who contemplates q trip, in
II need of a trunk, handbag, sachel, grip
sack, or anything in the trunk line, will do well
to call at the Savannah Tru Factory, No.
ll31b Broughton street and examine their i'm
mense stock. L. MOYLE, Proprietor.
y BEFORE you buy sell property consult
ID ROBT. Ii. TATEM, Real Estate Dealer
and Auctoneer
I OOK at CORNWELL G. CHIPMAN'S adver-
II tisement on page 8.
nWORCES-A. GOODRICH, attorney at law,
~ ~ Dearborn street, Chicago; ADVICE free;
q years experience; business quietly and legally
transacted.