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The Penn's Grove record., 1889-01-19
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COUNTY GLEANINGs.
The Government has just notifie,
Edward 5. CARL, who was Postmaste
at Hancock's Bridge, Salem county
for many years, that it had owed hin
S1s.35 for twenty years.
The Elmer Glass House was sold b.
Receiver Abraham Cochran OH Satur
day. William Strang was the pur
chaser for 81, subject to all encumbran
ces.
The annual meeting Of the Salem
County Board of Agriculture will b.
held in McAllister's Hall, in Woods
town on next Wednesday the 23d, con,
mencing al 10 O'Clock. Besides thu
election of officers there will be severa
important questions discussed among
which IS ~dairying, the Agriculture
College, SC. All are invited to be pres.
ent and take part in the discussion. H.
G. Perry, Sec.
President Cleveland has appointed
William B. French postmaster at
| Woodstown for the term of four years,
as intimated he would probably do in
last issue of RECORD. If the next nd
III Illustration follows the plan Of tile
the present one Of allowing officials to
fill out their terms of office for which
they were appointed Woodstown Re-
publicars will be left in the cold for a
long willie. But Harrison will not do it.
About 1900 bushels Of white potatoes
have been shipped from WOodstown re-
Gently for which the farmers received
30 cents per bushel.
Benz. Vanmeter, a former resident
of Pittsgrove, who was at Apopka, Fla,
for his health, died and was buried
there recently.
Mason M. Bennett, of Salem has pur-
chased the black stallion, Jersey Boy"
formerly owned by William OlipIlant,
for $3.50.
A branch of the Order of the Iron
Hall with nineteen members has been
organized in Salem.
DIR. John Sinnickson, u retired mer.
CT ant of Philadelphia, died at Salem on
Thursday night of last week. He was
in the wa between Texas and Mexico,
was captured, and subsequently releas-
ed. At one time he was a large land
owner in Texas.
The Schaeffer House. at Salem, has
been re-opened for the sale of soft
drinks only, lawyers having decided
| that it would he illegal to sell intoxicat.
| ing liquors under the license granted
by Salem council last March.
Auctioneer Casper sold 80 shares OF
| Salem Bank stock on Saturday, One OF
which was purchased byT. b. Pancoast
for S113.5O and 81 shares by Caroline
Keasbey for $112.75 per share. At the
s,oo ~ "a sin "a
Ihohias anu o"'a'i "iiouius' Lowe
Ai'oway "iteh' ce'eoi"'e" WIG oA'' ar
hl'e'sais 'neii "s vi '"
loth. o~"oo"p'eu'y 'ney arc she iohs'
est niatrieo coupie III o"eu COUNTY
anu a''o '"o vi 'ho An''' "s''
The executors OF JOS. H.. Matiack'
u SOU 'he hoeau ~ 'o
tanning loo acres anu 'ooaseu u "a.
lue.o' township On '"u"' W."
H. m"tia'' io' quo p.. "o' "so' q
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same paity' ioi 81. pe' "'i INC OAK
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oa'e'' oou"'S was " W
day.
The stockholders oil the Woodstowi
Nh In hnun An EhA an
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PATIENTS.
Steam Engine For Sale.

My increasing business compels me to ge
more power for my sash Factory and Planin,
Mil. I have for sale a lGhorse power BaxteI
Engine and Boiler, in frst-elass condition, whiel
/ will sell very cheap. Tan be seen ruunini
daily at my factory in Wosdstown, y J. unit
Jan. 18th. This is a good chance for farmers o.
anyone wishing steam power.
j. G. STRETCH.
HSt WoOdstown.
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Riverview Cemetery.

Burial Lots may now be secured Mt
reasonable prices by applying to the Su-
perintendent
7-tf JAS. d. ToRTON.
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SALEM ousTY COURTS.

shAEh NUunEh NODRAS
The January fern of Salem County
Courts convened on Tuesday with Pre-
siding Judge Reed on the bench, and,
Associates Pl,irhmer, Wood and Hitch
ner.
The Grand Jnry. as recently publish
ed in the RECORD columns, was called,
and 5. r. Leap of PENIS Grove, des-
ignated as foreman. No special charge
was made by tie Court, and they re-
tired to hear whatever complaints
might be prese ted to them.
Several COMMON motions were made,
among them ole for the appointment
of surveyors toyacate II road in Allo-
way running firm the Alloway road to
Oakland.
The first cast called was that of
William G. Peterson against the PENIS
Grove Pier Company. This is an ac-
ton for SO, 900 damages for injuries
received last snamer by complainant
~
while removing goods from the pier.
which was Undergoing repairs. The
particulars were given IN me RECORD
a' ''ie Sal" tihie. oumlheriii anu Wy
mel for plaintiff, and c. II. Sinnickson
for defendants. The case lasted all
day Tuesday aud Wednesday and went
- n,
10 Tue jury WEDNESDAY nignt. MT.
peterson WAS afowed Sioo lofuahages
ny the jury.
Inc urand 'sIry completed It's iaDofs
TUESDAY evening, hndnig only three
bills OF indictments.
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TO RENT.

good truck farm on the river, a mile above
Pennsyille, at Church Lending. For further
particulars applyt % DANIEL j.. GARRISON.
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SAMs Ms-AU8AkHCC1 H8I0 VI Jus w. ODOPphS
Real Estate near Pedricktown.
Feb. l2s-Personal Property OF Geo. Flanagan 8
Bros. between Psnns Grove and Penns'
Vile.
Fob. n-7 /. wSis:sl fIs nsss GSS SI ssi f2nd nns sno'
No snow nor friezs up yet.
Hot oyster soup at Stites's today.*
The days are getting noticeably long
or.
Southern slad are In the Philadelphia
markets.
The rain on Thursday made it springy
nnderfoot.
Many farmers are busy carting man.
IRE from the cars.
EIkintons have torn the oven out of
their bakery building.
Get your vandue bills printed at the
RECORD Office cheap.~
Our Mayport, Fla, letter arrived too
late TOR this weeks insertion.
The steamer Major Reybold is under.
going general repairs at Salem.
This open and snowless winter so
Tar brings no joy to the hearts of the
blacksmitiis aud those VINO IKE sleigh
ing.
The PENIS Grove Lodge Knights of
Pythias treated themselves and friends
TO y least on wednesday evening.
Some farmers In this vicinity bave
taken advantage Of the good spring
weather by blowing for next seasons
crops.
Garry Tnssev. John s. Black. and
Jonathan Denny have been making
cans ut Hughes's factory for about
three weeks and have about $4,000
ready for next seasons crop.
The beirs Of Stacy d. LAYTON are i'm
proyino the old butcher stand property
IN Penn,s Grove BY tearing down the
aid buiIdinos and erecting a new harm
and 81 .ughter house in the rear Of the
dwelling.
Revival services. which have been
carried on for ten weeks in Emmanuel
and 81. pan,s churches continue with
wenewsd interest in Emmanuel church.
Extra services have been held in the
Rathe, church for three weeks and
still continue.
Nothino has been heard of the
schooner August Flower or Cant. AL
.ain I,o,e who left ~Pbjladelpbia Oh
November 21st with a cargo Of coal
and petroleum for st. Augustine Fla.
HIs Relatives and the schooner owners
give him up as lost.
Rev. waldo Messaros. formerly of
PhiladelphIs. was installed last week as
psstor 81 the First Free Baptist Church
in New York CITY. He has been prencl,-
inR in that church since last August
and the ~opposition TO him. which was
Arst manifested. has died ont.
The frat dancing class in Penn,s
Grave eAased last SATURDAY. evening
~Lh.r De Tayis v,au - phuadal
M. .aun,.s + ,a.t ia.son
~. a.. ..,r 60. :, ~.
$500. r.,n.d mn.h nraso,anav i,
a. ,a.ns,as..-s.,. 49,. a..,n. tha
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nise Young usn nase peei nheo
so.io esch y squire "oau. % ea,eln'
ior disturbing Church services ut Ber-
ry'a chapel IN Quinton This should
be q warning to those who are accus-
toned to laugh and talk during services
n his ~v;cinitv
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Personal.

Miss Carrie v. Holton is visiting
relatives in Camden.
s. r.. Leap and wife spent last Sun
day with friends at Atlantic Uity,
Mrs. jacob Shoemaker is Gonzales
cent and able to be about again.
john Summeiill was in Trenton last
week at the opening of the Legislature
Robert ID. Hughes was in town Oh
Tuesday looking after his cunning in
| dnstry.
Mrs. Samuel M. Raine is very sick
with pneumonia with small hopes OF
recovery.
John S. Black has recovered from
his recent illness SO he is able to re-
sumo work.
Misses Mamie DeGarcia and AIDA
Baxter, of Philadelphia, spent Sunday
at Joseph b. Curriden's.
p. b. Horner, Of Philadelphia, Las
taken Seth Leap, Jr., in partnership in
the produce Commission business.
Capt. Thomas Naylor spent Sunday
at home. He left for Baltimore OH
Tuesday to take a load of guano to
Savannah.
Miss Lola EIkinton arrived home OH
Wednesday evening. She left Tampa,
Fla, on Monday and travelled the dis
tance of 1900 miles alone.
! Mrs. james u. Torton, who has been
uIwell for III weeks, is now at Is
land Heights for her health. Herniece
Sarah Dolbow accompanies her.
James Brounn who bought John A.
Featherer's farm at Prospect last wiz
ter and resided thereon, died on Thurs
day of last week after a few hours
sickness.
John NJ. Springer, n of our oldes,
and respected citizens died OIL Thurs
day morning. He has been in feeble
health for the past three years and con.
fined to his bed for over a year.
Rev. W. Margeram, of Mauricelowl
spent Friday and Saturday with friends
in penn's Grove. He will be II witness
in a trial to-day 10 show canses why
Andrew Dolbow should have IA gual-
dian.
Rev. J.J. Berger will resume the
pulpit of The Pedricktown BaptisI
church tomorrow and expound the gos
pei at Z. p. NJ. fiom the following text
l Corinthians 1912, eMoreover, breth
ren, ] would not that We should be ig
n%orant, how that all our fathers wer'
under the cloud and all passed through
the sea; and were all baptized unit
Moses III the cloud and in the sea-
Sufferer, Try n Box. is No Hum bu
1 Woodbury., Nj, Dee. sd, 1Ss
MR. j. +. TRuITr Bridgeport, N. j:
DEAR SIR-I was advised TO try Your yegeta
able IOzeuges. having suffered very much WIT
dyspepsia, and from their use 1 have ,eeeiye
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I'reAent debt.
S43,207

On motion, the committee on Public
Buildings was request,d TO inquire in
to the enst of Fighting the Public Build
ings, especially the Jail, by electricity.
The committee 10 consult Mr.. Evans,
architect, of Phila., regarding a plan
for improving the Court House, report
ed that they net Mr.. Evans. After
consultation he agreed with The COM
mit.ee To recaiye ) per cen OF the value
of the work 4 employed to supervise
the work; amt 81 per cent. il not EN-
ployed 10 supe wise, for drawing and
submitting plans.
Mr.. EvausIubmitted plans at this
meeting. Hiproposed to build to the
South of the Tesest building q struct-
ure to Accommodate Court proceedings,
Judges priyaia room, dock for prison
ers. space for lawyers, reporters, wit
nesses &c; u old Court room to re-.
matt abouttE now. The cost of this
improvem.p.N would be in the neigh.
borhood Old 1000. But he recommend.
ed the hui ! lg Of An entire new struct,
ure, the plan for which he submitted
and the costPf which would be about
! $40, U0O.
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To THE EpIToR-Please inform your
readers that | have a positive remedy for
the above named disease. By its timely
use thousands Of hopeless cases have been
permanently cured. | shall be glad to
send two bottles of my remedy FREE to
any of your readers Tho have consump-
ton il they will send me their express
and post Office address. Respectfully,
T. A. Slooum, 1S1 Pc srl St., New York.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1889-01-07

VIZ MORTGAGES At
w spsr cent. on property ~ half tpt
value. PHILIP X. CLARK Co.,
o76.tf tzs Market street.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1889-01-07

The boy has never been taught to give
up his pleasures or comforts for another's,
who his everything his own way, and
who, while seeming TO submit cheerfuily
TO whatever his parents think best for
him, only does 60 because they flrst as
certain what his wishes are and then
adopt them &c their own, seldom makes
as good husband as the boy who fights
his way through with half a dozen or
more children, giving up sometimes and
again getting his own way, but giving up
the oftener, even when justice Is on his
side
Selfish men seldom become good hus-
bands, and when they dc It 10 after many
hard fought battle, In which the wife
comes OF victor, and be wakes up to find
the world was not all made for him.
And for this reason, II for no Ether, ap-
prove OF early marriages, before habits
have become so fixed that snly domes-
tic cyclone eau unroot them.
have seen . man who stood In tho
worlds esteem because he was so honor
able and upright In oil his dealings and
seemingly so kind and devoted to HIS
wife--a sensitive, delicate woman, with
more nerve than physical strength, and
more unselflshness In her little finger
than her husband had in his whole body.
He always called her wife with . peculiar
| tenderness in the tone Of his yoics, for he
was fond OF her, but fonder Of h,mself,
10 whom che was 3 slave. No other word
could express TIA slave, coming and
going at his bidding, ministerinE TO his
wants, humoring bis whims, which v ere
many, making all his wishes paramount
| 10 her own.
| But the brave heart failed at Last, and
the husband lived TO see the willing feet
and tired hands which had worn them
selves out In his service laid away TO rest,
leaving him stranded and alone.
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Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1889-01-07

Ths wiIufnglon Ooax = uompany de
HIss y announce " ~ L pn(ronS tha
ne prices ani tsFns nj - fsE January
l, ls1p. VIA be ~ foiioWE
For all Illuminating and heat gas, in-
nss S sss ri esss q
81 10 csnts per thousand TEST & paid f3f With
III ten d. Vi from delivery ofhifl:
BIS will be delivered 9nsrteriy. monthly
Company Dssa thinfs Il desirsSie. In eases oi
S WSers tSsse Il no Individual or financial liz.
bitity, advance payments will be required.
lover ar y Ss II
situated IN this country, and the only way IN
which this low price can be maintained 10 BY
prompt COLLECTION OF bills and the CONSEQUENT
AZ q sad ase %o os
even though 1t inconvenlencrt them aonewnst
" pay ct our ONCE or mail checks within the
time named. This FEATURE y 30 imporfant 70
s tst y me w n .d IN an pe M
stances aftef the ten days have expired, and
n default Of payment after that me gas VIII
made ammediassiy sPsr receipt 81 bill, % that
examination can be made and reported on be-
fore the ten days limit expires, as the oficers
have no authority TO modify onr rules or per-
Tie only Known Measure for gas Ia the gas
meter which must be accepted as the meas
urement for kas consumption In each case.
comparisons with bills OF others are too I'M
With prompt payment, no bad debts, I'm.
proved professor In manufacturing and lowel
prtceB for materials We indulge The hope o
| snll lower pfices At ne very distant day, ans
with pride 70 our list pricas Tor gas che las
| twenty-four years, having in mind also tina
| while the prices have lowered the quality o
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1889-01-07

To meet the demand for pure, sweet
lard, Powdermaker s. Brother, at No 607
King street, are now making a superior
article which they arc putting up In IS,
pound buckets for family use This lard
y strictly pure. and made from the very
beat material.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1889-01-07

NEW uAarLE uODNrx- a n sS-sr
IN hfsfe 81 Delaware. To Eh9 .5S$l4lI ri
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60 that NJ be and appear bs1ufS ~
Judges o. car se1d Couxt a tae usSf se<=S
snereok % % held 81 WliAIaFton. er WS5S.
DAY. the fourth dag a. Fsnxa1ss
next. . snswer the aiIsRsfaors Of ~ 800
sksatiensr, according 70 the ACT 81 Asssn,-
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sise 70 oo ana reo.fvs what the ssfd borf<
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Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1889-01-07

A nice hand bag, club bag, trunk pocket
book, robe or blanket, call at Harry @.
Parker's, No. 10 East Third st. Lowest
cash prices.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1889-01-07

Many people find 1t hard to retain a
natural expression before camera. Jor-
dan, photographer, never falls to give
satisfaction to this class. Try him. 6l55k
Market street,
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1889-01-07

ID East Fourth street. for cheap and
good produce, apples. potatoes, lemons,
oranges, butter and eags. NJ the lowest
market price, Wholesale and retail.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1889-01-07

Go 10 George II. Murphey for your
sideboafds. hook cases, cheffopiers
wAFdrobes, tables, writing desks aud
fancy rocksrs, also full line OF walnut
and oak chamber saits. 800 shipiey
street.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1889-01-07

Nothing more comfortable for GOLD
weather than pair Of mems beaver
boots. A fine line 90A Market atraot.
Hsnry Pike, Prop'r.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1889-01-07
Ladies

In delicate health, and all who suffer
from habitual constipation, viii hnd
the pleasant California liquid fruit
remedy. Syrup OF Figs. more easily
taken and moro beneficial in effect than
any other remedy. IL aots promptly
yat gently on the Bowels. Kidneys.
Layer and Stomach, and does not sicken
or dsbilitAts. All Druggists. Mr.. N. b.
Danforth, Second and Market, whole
sale agent.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1889-01-07

Houses, sIs Madison sirest, and 1907
W. Eighth street. Apply At this Office.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1889-01-07
DUBLIC SALE.-WILL BE SOLD AT
IL public sale at the late reside &c Of John
Holland, deceased, near Stanton Delaware,
ON THURSDAY, JANUARY 10, 1880,


At11 O'Clock, a. M, sharp.
The following personal property. Fcnr head
of horses. II mich cows, some with calves by
their sides, others sprinEing; head of young
cattle, 8 shoatE, 1 seed hog, ducks and chick
ems, 3 farm wagons, 1 dngout, market dear
born, cart, hay bed, basket nleigh hay LADDER
roller, mower and reaper, sell binder, grain
drill, horse rake. fan. corn shelter, plows-
harrows and cultlvators, carriage poles ana
yoires, Q sets of stage harness. eets lead hnr-
ness, cart harness, dearborn harness, BRIDES.
collars. etc, hay fork and ropes, wheelparrow
COW chains, corn, oats and potatoes by the
bushel, hay by the ton, corn folder by the
bundle, straw by the rick, 10 acres Of whent In
the ground, plowas haYrows, cultlyators. forks,
rakes, shovels, hedge knives. beans ana peas
Also household goods, consisting OF chairs. Ia
bies, bed aud bedsteads, stoves, dairy hx-
lures, buckets. strainers, milk cans, butter
tubs, etc.
TERMs..-Ail sums OF Gao and under cash;
over that am cunt credit OF nine monthson
purchaser giving q bankable note with an APP
proved endorsef, and interest from date.
ELLEN HOLLAND, Administering
Thss. Brackin, auctioneer, Jos. II. Kirk,
clerk. INV
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1889-01-07

Go 10 McClure for MI kinds Of flsh
and oyslsxs every day. niEhih street
mazk4s house,
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1889-01-07

NoTICE-I, MARGUERITE FELL
IN renbach, the owner Of the h9use situated
Al the northwest corner Of Fourth and French
streets, in the Fourth ward Of the city Of Will
minEten, County of New Castle and stats OF
Delaware, In compliance with the acts OF the
General Assembly In such case made and
provided, do hereby give notice that shall
apply In writing 70 the, Court Of 6ensAal
the state OF Delaware, In and fer New
Castle County on Monday, the eth day 81
Feb,, A, D., 1883, being the next term, OF said
court, for d license for eaid house as an inn
or tavern for the sale therein of Intoxicating
liquors In less quantities than one quart, %
be drunk on the premises, and the following
respectable citizens OF said ward recommend
the said application, viz
WIN. AlsentZer, Jos. W. Hart
j. George Stab, Charles Mammeie,
Isaac Uiilin, George UnkRrt,
BERNARD bow, William Gatta,
James Mills, Louis Kaiser,
LAWS Sasse. Emil Hertei, M. D.,
aAmueI N Smeltz, Vim. @. Robelen,
Jeseph Row, Geo. Albert,
Anton Gross, Leuis Hartmann
Andrew Scheller, u, Elwood btnRiey,
Hired o. Mammele, Thos. Il. Eaton,
Elmer Il, Banks, George Adele,
j, II. Green. ,.,,,.,,,n,,n.,u,
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Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1889-01-07

We desire to sell gas to every person who
Is willing 10 pay fcr II upon our terms ana
conditions, but we do not wish 70 have any
customers who expect to dictate their own
prices, terms or modes of payment.
1t 10 not right that parties who pay. prompt
w ehould be saddled, even indirectly, with
The losses and delays of delinqpents.
By order OF the Hoard,
ais EDWARD Belts, President.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1889-01-07

I" 75c from ooc.
The highest price represents the
lowest cash price Of the season
1888, at the reduced quota
tons; we know them to be prob
ably the best value for the money
offered in any market.
A line ofex-super ingrains at
soc; all other ingraine at re-
auctions. We have this to say Of
this sale--it is only during Jam
uary.
1t is almost the entire line Of
our goods that were in stock
Dec. 20; in it also is the balance
Of one of the largest Jobber's
stock Of Carpets bought within
the last few days. Prudent buy
ers will anticipate their needs.
1t is of handsome, good and re-
liable Carpetings at lower prices
han at any time during the year
1888, made in the certainty of
an advancing market for 1880.
Bring your rooms size with you.
A lot of short ends soc. per
yard.