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Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1892-10-27
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ODDZIAL MATUSIEWICZA.
P e / a Z k.

ODDZIAL MATUSIEWICZA-
p i q Z g k.
Pc dokiadnym namysle
! doszedtem do przekonania, lie
le2eli sic wprost ME wybiore
! do iaklego oddzia1u )uz dzia-
1ajacego W Kr6lestwie NIGGA
mies'ace uplynac a granlcy
ME przelde, 8 co gorsza. 1esz.
cze sic do kozy dostane. Pc
stanowitem vice wybraG sic
W jak uajkrotszym czasle do
Krolestwa. Wfasnie opowia-
dano, De w okollcy Kazmie.
RIA W kon'nsklm uwija sic
resztka szwadronu Taczano-
wsk1ego pod Komenda
Matuslew!cza, dawnlejszego
oficera W tym1e oddz'ale.
Zebrafo sic mas szesciu Ma
dobrYch konlach okoio logo
Czerwca przepra willsmy sic
przez grantee to blaty
dzien okoio 4tei pc p%oluduu.
Ldzlwi sic mole liz jeden,
zo wybra&em Nd n~rzelseic
granicy dzieli zam1ast nocy.
ale umYslilem sob,e, L. za
dnia wprawdz'e pre3za> ms
Mo>kaie zohacza, ler2 ma
dopryHh koniach oyl tn czgsey
zysS Ola mas, DO mnskIevsINe
xonie byiy nle dose szybkle,
ably mas mogty dogonc,
my ma czystem polu w'dzac
droge, byl'bysmy pewu. ze
niespodzianie me wpadnlemy
pomiedzy Moskall.
Na]gorszy do przebycia byi
plerwszy pas, muzr mile
szerokl mad granlca DO Ma
tim ciqgle krerlty sic pstrole
| wieksze rekonesanse, lalej
yuz bv}u wolnle1sze pole
d%2iafania tylko raz 20 raz
O wlele rzadziel przec}9gaiy
pr2ez kra wlekSze odAlaly.
Dosknnale nam tel Adafa
sic GAIA vyprawa, bo prawda
a Bog1em AM daleka, ME
u)rzeliSmy Moskala.
Okofo p6tnocy zajechallsmy
ma folwa3k Jak's ma uboczu
poto2ony, i pr2enccownlismy.
Rano powjada! nam lakis
of'cyalis1a, Re )astes4y mole
O p0! mali I'D Ignacewa, a
naIdaIe, o twlerG m.l, y boru
sto, oiG1ia} Matusiewcza A.
vice do koni jazda, jak
nalpredzey ziaczy6 sic . oddzla-.
lem.
Pc p6tgoda,nnyln klusIe vi.
tzeIis:ny tel ~pierwsze placowkl
oddz,aiu. Jakaz to radosG
by}a, gdysby sic zooaczyll re
starymy kolegami i przylac,6l-
mi = Me bylo ich wpsaw.
die wlelu, DO naiwyzej dwu-
dziestn byfo kolegow Z pod
Ignaeewa & calY oddzial Ma
tuslewicza skiadat sic Z co
n%ajHy&ei szesd7'es'ecju koni,
ale dohornwycb, do5rze uzbro-
jonych Iudzl. Zaczeiy sic opo-
wiadanis: ON nam O bledacn
trudach. ktore poniesll
saczrgoIa'ei W p~ierwszych ga
sach po rpa~iclu Taczancwskle.
60. krai byf przepelnony
wolSklem nleprzy]aciel.klem,
ale muana sic byio ruszy6,
90 wazedzle parole krqzyfy
szukal2ce powstaneow, czasem
try I'm muslelI siedzIeG bez
po&ywlcma ukryci laKich
bfotach hub wqwozacn. Co
moment smierG grozlfa, ale
jakoS Bog byi iaskaw ma
MatEsiewlcza / mych kole2-
kow. Sczesl;wie przetr2ymali
biede, a teraz luz Cd kllku
! tygodni doskonaie sobie wy
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1892-10-27
HTtorYCznO : bumorYSticzne
Obrazkl
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napisal w. L.
Geese druga.)
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(Ciag dalszy.)
(Ciag dalszy.)

MIC wiecej mojemu ojcu, jak
przyznac sic, 2e ma syna.
Sedz" rozkasuie olcu, ably
nazajutrz syna prsystaf. Ojciec
wraca do domu kaze mi
)echat ma sad. Pytam sic,
..kiemi slowy rozkaz byf wy
aany. O,clec odpowiada, ze
mic lnnego sedzla ME mowlt.
tylko &e syna ma posfac.
Mech mlodszy brat iedzle,
toe to takze syn OLGA - Cd
powiadam. Moi brat bylto
soble tegi szesnastoletni chic
piec, ktory Jul nle!edne hrzy.
sluge byi oddat powstaniu,
bron przewcAit, %depeszaml
jezdz'i, a navel raz prey
przeprawie oddzlafu przez
Prosne, gdy mkt ule smiaf z
fadowneml wozaml rzekl pre-.
]echac, wskoczYt ma woz i z
odwaga znakomlta wprawa
przeiechaf W brod w Prosne,
choc " tenn nieiscu byfa gle
boka i wartka. Clagie biagaf
OLGA, ably mn pozwo]if lsc
bic sic 2 drugiml, ale ojclec
ME pozwalaf, DO byf IA milo
dy! Coz miaf wee biedak ro-
bic? sluzyl spraw'e jak m6gf.
Gdy mol brat stanat prze1
sedzia, ten zrozum'at Cd ruzu,
Re TAX mlodego chlopca Mkt
ME bedzie pytaf o rade W tax
waznel sprawie, i bez pytan'a
pusclf mego brata do donr
o mnle mkt ME wopomnlat
sleklerka w wodzse u%tonefa.
Ciagle krazyiy wlesci o
aresztowamach. Najprz6d skut-
klein 2lapanego pug'lare,u
Dzlafynsklego, w Storym
byfa zaFlsana prawle Gala
organlzacya ludzl chcacvch
nlesG pomoc powstamu, potem
chwytano przechodzacy"h gra
nice krolestwa lub pnwraca
1qcych z pcwstauia.
Z tych aresztowah wyorano
naiwybitnlelszych odSy'ano
do Berl!na, O.. Mnab.n, tax
ae ten W krotx'm rzasie "a
pefnlf sic naszy.ni.
Tymczasem wprawdz,e po.
wolf, ale beS przerwy zbie.
rano rynsztunki, bron, anu
nicva i ludz, W okolicY Krus
wicy, oczek,wallsmy t'Iko
ostatecznego rozkazu, kt6rY
mai radejst Cd rzadu Marc
dowego z Warszawy.
Ju2 ME pamletam, K'edy
pr2ybyf ten tax upragnIony
rozkaz. W czterech dn.~eh
mas NIerzbihskl prZe]sG era
nice,
P3zeje3d2am przez Meg lno
do jak'els wsl po ostatecsue
rozkazy Wicrzbihsk;ego prza"
gladamy ~wszystSte l,sty, Iudz',
bron, amunlcyq, rysztuukl
woleune, a tn poka2ule SIC,
re braknie tego i owego! a
w trzv dni naipoznlej oddzial
ma przejs6 GRANGE! Przypo-
nina mi sic moia wyprawa
do Leszna 20 proch, kurser
! skiemi konmi, i oswiadcZain
Wierzbinskiemu, lie IA czas
wszystko dostawle. Pr2yj4l
noja propozycya, a ia TEL
zaraz wyjechatem 10 how're
cfawla czy Strzelna, a Q tam
MISREPRESENTATION koiml do
Poznanla,
Tam znaiazlem czegSo ml
brakio PREY pomocY znaiu.
mych, mai <rotszym cAasle
zaiatwlwszy w52ystko, 2abra,
lem sic do powrotu.
Naza]utr1 szczesiiwie PREY
jechalem juz nocq ma puukt
zborny. Odd1lal mjat dodnia
wychodzIG. Mo]e gniadosz"
razuo postepowaiy, iakby SIC
naprzod cieszyiy, ze Jenna
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1892-10-27

$3.50 o"ANoO ooS0u"A NlO
gam tel okolicy, wzla!em "a
wozeS chfopaka z saslednle)
wsi "a przewodnika
Noe by}a dose ,asna. Roz-
patrule sic pc okolicy i akos
zdala zdale mi sic, he wldze
pod VISTA POSTAGE konne j
p'esze. ka3e stanac zjechaG z
drogi W krzaki ma prawo. sam
zas przez pola zblI3am sic do
wsi. Patrze a III pIacowkl
rozstawione!
Idzlwiio mnie to naizwy
cza], DO pooling umowy W tc]
wsi miaf sic tyiko zebraG
sztab a oddzla} o Jake pol
mill dale), bllzko granicv Kro-
lestwa.
Zachodze Cd strony dose
abszernego ogrodu, ale j tutal
posteruEkl!
Zawahatem SIC so zrobic,
oczywjscie sztab W clepjym
piwku! pewuo ,ch po}apail.
JednaN molebv m s1e udaio
kogo wydostac. WiedNaiem.
&c pomiedzy ofIceram szta :
bowymi znajdowaio sic kilku
oscer6w arm'i rosyiskie1, tych,
by Zaraz Moskale powieslll,
gdyby 'ch dostall!
w tenn dojrzalem tut obok
siebie row gleboki, spuszezam
sic vice. i chylqtka skradam
sic ku parkow,. Udaje mi
sic dostaG rowem do og2odu,
doczofgatem sic O kilkanascle
krokow Cd jasno csw.econego
dworu.
Oknaml uJrza1em oflcerow
prusk'ch ! caty sztab w ME-
vol.
Cofam sic wee ostro5nie,
ably ocallc caly oddzlaf, boo
niepodobno be- oflcerow pre-.
chodzi6 gran!cy,a co gorsze
ME w'edzlalem, ktoreml dro-
GAM wszystko ciagnie Ma
punkt zoornv, DO ma ostatnlej
narad2le wojennel ME bylem
obecnym. Juz man nadz:e}e
szczesliwego wycofania sic,
| gdy siysze jakis szele-t tuz
obok siebie, jak sic aiale W
dole pokrzywach. Domys
lam sic zaraz, ze to natural,
ME ME stol W tym dole pla-
cowka pruska, ale ktory
kole2ka zajaf odporna pozycy3
clcho odzywam sic TO nlegn,
ably mn'e poznat. W rAeczy
samel byi to Jeden q ofIneroa
z wojska rosyisklego, ktoremu,
gdy luz dwor by1 praw!e
otoczony, uda!o sc oknem
wyskoczye. Zabrafem ko!ege
re SODA ! szczesliwie udato mi
sic tYm' samym rowem wy
dost1c z TAX n'emiiego sas'eds-
twa do mel bryczkl. Fas"-
! ilsmy sic cwa'.m do sa>iedn1ch
wsi, zk41 r"zselalem konnyrh
postancow q rozlaaem cDfnie
Cha calego odAM,iu. 70 ~le
szcZesIlw!e uda-o.
Go d. oftcsr6w rosy;skich
w nas2ym oddzia!e to tyllo
1edncGo are-ztnwahu. Me
pr2yzuai sic 1's4i Jest, ale
pOnlewaz cza>en muslaitbv
SIG wyjasn'G sprawl jego
pochodz4nia. umysllti kolDdzy
wlezenm wydostac go
wiesiena j to osoblwym 500
sobem. Porozumleh sig ma
zewnatrz i u~iozy!l. ably 0
pewnei godzinie eodzennie
k'lku naszych czekaIo 3 grub>m
kocem pod naroznihiem muru,
ktory otaczaf podworze, ma
ktore wypuszczono wlezn'ow
" partyach pc %k1lkuna,tu
wypuszczono aaszych ia przs-
chadzke do tego podwor1a;
ably sc ochroni4 od chlodu
ten i ow obwijai sic szalem,
kocem hub derka
M l-i, l.,
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1892-10-27
GIsksandra 0hodVFi do6 70 9a9 ~
Slow nix
ROLSKO-ANGlELSKI {
ANHIETSKO-POTSE
ANGIELSKO-POLSK

zosat jus uk h 6 odesfany tym, kt0rzy przysiali ma dzjsse
Do peenumefate. Dziefo to jest W dobrej, mocnej oprawle q zoconemi
ytuikaml: zawierajscy, 924l stronnic ,wyGaznego druku ma dobrym pa
pierre: KosztuJe tylko 4 dolary; Dz1efo to Jest potrzebne ka4denu Po-
akowi W Ameryce, kt6cy tn obraf sobe ten kraj q drugs ojczyzne.
Jszykien urzedovym biznesovym " Ameryoe' Jest jezyf angis}ski /
AMI anl salmow ;au Pos;d W : urzsdaeh, .jnraoh It'd: Tu W AmeTyoe opr6ea
niepotTzebn?: ko opnr6oz swego jezyka, umie pc argielsku, wsztdde W
oa1ej dlugiej szerokiei A,neryce rozmdvi sic ineres od.~w Kto
umle pc angelsku, chociaz ME p}ynnie, hro zna]dzie hAcy, po-
SADIE &atwo ,wybraDvm byo moze Ia jah Rad " haA aa~h bea
jezyka anglelskiego najbardAej wyksztn bonv czfowiek poumtaje W
lyle zsteo W w}asnyt" interesie kazdege IT, m:aszkajacege Polaka
YES sm' }ds nn1P Ppso nau s1joo J2 ]si jt Ing,e asn po, poe722tkow i ks'sska
s5 centdv; poten kant@c1nio potrzehn2 Jest Ssszka S I o W n k P d.
SIX GA n G lelski Angiels hoPo s Ii, albowiem " tymxe
ssowniku {atTo znalezc co macy pokkie siowo W lezyku a"seskim
l slowo angielskie co zAaczy V ie2gku pobklm. Kazdy Jeden, .nrv tn
" Anneryce chce pozostac, pc wlnen mice Sfo*nik ten W swoln n,mu;
q kazdego, czY on robotnik, rzemieslnik, farmer, bznes.a, han ll4rz lub
urzednk, powinno to dze}o znaJdowad sic pod reka. Czy kto ice la
napisaG pc angielsku Tub chce c przet4urnaczy6 z ksiazki Tub sazety
sngieskiej ma jezyk poski, mis- moze obyG sic bez S1ownika 5osko
-Angelsklego | Angelsko- Pcskiego. Nlzka cena tego dzieAa yet tab
pxzystepna, re nsjubozszy czfowlek moze ie kupit.
Przysefajcie ma noe rece pc a doary a kaademu stowais
natychmiast wysle.
1s@ II. DERDOWSKI 4
Cor end 81 Carimoma 3D..
HNA N ~Mw~NY
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1892-01-20
Tho Admiration Of the world.

Tho Admiration OF the World.
No modern invention has come so pesr,
aud been so closely allied with the people
OF every grade, as the sewing machine.
And what a revolution there has been In
this wonderful invention, since Elias
Howe, In 1916, secured patent on the
fret complete sewing macbiDcl One after
another, improvements have been made,
until to day the sewing machine is the
admiration Of the world, snd is cherished
as the most useful aud necessary article in
every household. Tho most wonderful Of
| all the machines now before the public is
the DAVIS.
The degree of perfection and utility 10
which this machine has been brought, the
endeayors Of the inventor to keep ahead
Of all competitors. are something marvel
ous. Tue vertical feed" which Is used
only ny this machine, Ia 10 itself feature
possessing advantages that AT once capti-
Yates The automatic work done by the
Davias is,acknowledged by the most cfIli-
cal experts 10 be unrvalled, and that it
stands In the market without successful
competitor. Is nnquestioncd. No other
machine can duplicate the work which
can b. dane with the Davis, neither Is II
claimed for them by their respective re-
sseptatives. Investigation OF the merits
Of the Davis IL solicited Such investiga.
ton viii repay you. whether or not you
wish to purchase,
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1892-01-20

Leave Lambertville for Manunka Chunk 1927
$40 a M, .35, 5.27 and $50 p IN. Sunday $50 m
For Phillipsburg and Easton only 1872 y m week-
days.
Leave Frencht own $50, 1904 IN, 2.07, 500 p m.
weekdays. For Phillipsburg and Easton only
706 p. m. -.
Arrive Philllpsbnrg 9.86 and 1910 m, 1850. 6S3,
744 and 80 p M Sunday, $50 p IN.
Leave Phiilipsburg 1926. $3.50 and 10.40 q m, 400
6 80 aud $50 m. Sunday $50 M
Arrive Belvidere 800, 1904 and I'LL m, 8.24,
Z 90 and 9.57 p M Sunday, 9.57 pm
Arrive Manunkh Chunk sos, 1910, Ills M
$50. 1907 and 1908 IN. Sunday 1908 p m.
Additional trains leave Belyidore tor Manunka
Chunk GAS $40 a. m, and 2.25 p. m. Sunday, Gas a
m. Returning, leave Manunka Chunk for Belvi'
dere 10 is M, ITO, 1905 p m. Sunday 1905 p IN.
Freight or mixed trains leaving Manunka
Chunk at sos a. M, Belvidere SIT q. M, Martins
Creek at g. 40 a m, arriving at Lehigh Junction at
706 o. M, will carry passengers and make stops at
flaa stations north OF Phillipsburg. Trains leav-
ing Manunka Chunk at 1926 q IN. and 430 IN,
will carry passengers to Belvidere.
Connection 10 made at Manunka CHUNK with
Delaware, Laekawanna d Western Railroad Le.
high Junction with Lehigh Valley ,Lehigh q sus,
auehanna Morris Essex, and New ersey Central
Railroads. At Lambertville with Pennington Rail.
road At Trenton with trains to and from New
York, Camden, &c.
Forfurther II formation see time-tables, which
can be obtained the ticket Offices:
CHAS. K. PUGH, ]. II. WOOD,
General Manager. General Passenger Agent
Gen'I supt U r. R. OF NJ. Div.
WILSON BROWN, Supt. Belyidere DIV
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1892-01-20

Mr. George W. Trauger, of this city,
has lately received a patent for an i'm
proved envelope. The improvement con-
sists in fastening in the end of the enve-
lope fine wire, in such way that while
not liable to catch fast in anything or &C.
cidentally to tear the envelope, the en-
velope can be readily opened by grasping
either end of the wire, thus obviating the
use of scissors, paper opener, or other an
handy ways of opening letter. By this
method, very slight advance of cost will
supply a long-felt want in envelopes. AL
ready, Mr.. Trauger has had applications
for his patent, and il envelopes of this
style once get introduced, they will I'M
doubtedly become very popular. We
hope there are millions in it (" for Mr..
Trauger.
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1892-01-20
The Reformed Church at White
House celebrated its one hundredth ami
versary on Sunday, 10th inst.

Monday will be a great holiday dur
ing the present year. Washington'sB Birth.
day comes on Monday and so does Me-
moral Day. The Fourth of July is also
billed for Monday snd Labor Day will
likewise be celebrated on a Monday.
Christmas Is down on the calendar for
Sunday and will therefore be celebrated
on Monday. Thanksgiving Day is the
only holiday during the year that will be
celebrated on any other day but Monday.
People who believe 10 luck and are super
stitious may decide upon Monday as I
lucky day during 1892.
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1892-01-20
The stocking Factory pes.royea.

The Stocking Factory Destroyed.
A fire OF unknown origin completely de-
stroyed the large new building situated
near the Lehigh Valley Railroad station,
and occupied as factory by the Flem-
ington Hosiery Company, just after Q
o'clock, last Tuesday evening.
The last man 20 leave the factory was
Augustus Young, the engineer. When he
left the building at about Ave minutes af-
ter O'Clock, he saw no indications Of
fire. Fifteen minutes later, John Boyd
who lives near by-saw flames creeping
through the windows on the first floor,
west side. He promptly sounded the
alarm, and plenty of help responded, but
so rapid was the march OF the flames that
nothing could be done to save either the
building or contents. In an hour all was
reduced 10 wagon-load OF ashes.
The building was erected last Summer
and operations were commenced there the
latter part of July. At the time Of the
fire about dozen hands were employed,
working on orders. 1t was run by q
stock company, the stock being mostly
owned by residents of Pennington. Chas.
w. Rufe was the Superintendent. He
came from Germantown, Pa, and owned
good deal of the machinery. The fac
tory and the machinery cost about $S, 600,
and there was So, 900 worth Of made up
stock and material on hand. There was
an insurance of IS, 900 on the building,
machinery and stock on hand. 1t had
never been paying institution, we an
lerstand. -H,lnterdon Democrat.
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1892-01-20
WEDNESDAY,. JAN. 20. 1892.

"a Administrator and executors of
estates who wish their notices to appear
In this paper Will please instruct the Sur
rogate to that effect, as the law gives
them full control OF the business, and he
cam act only with their consent or
through their neglect.
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1892-01-20

AT meeting of the Board OF Direc-
tors of the Amwell National Bank, held
on January 10Th, the following resolution
was unanimously adopted:
WHEREAS, Mr.. VIM. v. Cooley has felt
obliged, by reason Of i'll health, to give
up his position as cashier Of this bank !;
therefore, be 1t
ResolUed, That the Directors of the
bank hereby express their regret at losing
the services OF so efficient and valuable
an officer, and one who, since the organi-
zatien of the bank, has so faithfully and
intelligently worked for its interests.
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1892-01-20

Undertaken Vah Cleve, of Trenton,
recently engraved for l. G. Howell, under
taker of Hopewell, a name plate as fol-
lows: "Evay Schenck died Jan. 4,
1892, aged 100 years" Her parents as
well as herself were slaves, and she has re-
sided at Skillman, N. j., for number Of
years. She was very highly respected.
Her neighbors aud friends gave her sur
prise party on her Tooth birthday. She had
enjoyed good health until within three
weeks Of her death.
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1892-01-20
omoers Installed.

Ofacers Installed.
The following officers of Evening Star
Castle, No. 10, A. o. x. of the NJ. c.,
were duly installed by Deputy Select Com
mander William II. Moon. assisted BY g..
K. P. G. Harry =. Kroesen as Select Mar
shal, on Saturday evening last:
Chaplain-William B. Reep.
Sir Knight Past Communicates. W..
Krsesen.
Sir Knight acknowledgements Slack.
Sir Knight Vice Communicable
Cox.
Sir Knight First Lieutenant-Mahlon
Lear.
Chief Of Staff-Edgar s. Kroesen.
Assist. Chief OF staff Hugh Fex.
Assist Recording Scribe-Cornelius
Horn.
Inside Guard-Joseph Charaker.
Outside Gnard-Louis Holden.
Trustee-Harry H. Evans.
Representative Harry s. Kroesen.
During the evening the Castle was pre-
scented with beautiful picture of Johr
o. Mathews, the founder OF the A. o. X
of the NJ. o., now residing in Reading
Pa, In his slst year, by Thos. B. Swee
ney, of the same place.
At meeting of Alexsauken Council,
No. 1109, r. A., of Lambertville, held or
Monday evening, January II, the follow.
ing officers were installed for the ensuing
year, by s. d. G. r. Archibald Green, as
sisted by Grand Treasurer William r.
West of Capital City Council No. s92, o.
Trenton, N. j., acting as G. G.
Regcut-Maurice A. Marjarum.
Vice Regent--W. Russell O'Nei.
Past Regent-William X. Wharton.
Orator-Hiram e. Scarborough.
secretary-W. Wayne Robinson.
Collector r. Bovine.
Treasurer Harry NJ. Dilts.
Chaplain-W. Scott Dram.
Guide-John w. Morse.
Warden-Charles Weller, Jr.
Sentry--Thomas Thorne.
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1892-01-20

Last year there were twenty-three sur
viving widows of Revolutionary soldiers,
and several OF these have since died.
The Oldest. of those now alive are Nancy
Raines, Of Carter Furnace, Tenn, aged
100. and Ann Maria Young, of Easton,
Pa, who is in her l0lst year.
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The appointment Of General W. j. Sew
ell as Second Vice President Of the Balli-
more and Potomac Railroad, with head
quarters at Washington, will not csuse his
removal from Camden. For some time
past be has virtually been performing the
duties of Second Vice President Of the
Baltimore and Potomac Railroad, without
having the credit of holding the office.
He has now been officially elected, and
will, as heretofore, divide his lime be-
tween Camden and Washington, with Of
fees 10 both cities.
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Reading Railroad.
TINE TABlE IN GFFRCT NOVEMBER Is, 1891
TRAINS LEAVE NEW HOPE

For Glenside, Jenk lntown and Philadelphia, week
days, $50, 7.45, 1l.05 q. m lao, AIS. GIG p, m
Sundays7.65 g. m, 4.35, 200 p. nj.
RETURNING TRAINS,
Leave Philadelphia Ninth and Green SITS
weekdays, 635 05 a. IN, 2.2O, AIS, 6.i5. il1t
p. IN. Sundays $40 a. m, LAO, As p.
Leave Philadelphia, Third and Berks Sts.. week
days, 9.15 a. m, Gus l125 p M Sundays 9.l5 a. m.
100, 6.55 p. m.
Close connection at Jenkintown with fast ex-
press trains to and from New York, Baltimore,
Washington, the South and West
FOR ATLANTIC CITY.
Leave Philadelphia, Chestnut st. and South 81.
wharves
Week -days-Express, 900 u. m,, 200, 4 90 p. M.
Accommodation 800 q m 500 p IN. Sundays
Express. 90 d. Accommodation, 800 n. nl., $50
p. IN, Extra for Hammonton, weekdays, $50 p IN,
Returning leave Atlantic City week -days-Exp.
73O, 300 ~ IN 40, p IN. Accommodation, $40 ~
M. 4S0p. M. Suudays-Express 400, p. NJ Ac-
comnlodation 80 a. m. 4 so p ma.
Paror ears on ali express trains
C. @. HANCOCK,
A. A. MCLEOD Gen. Pass. Agt
Pres aud General Manager.
Nov. Is, 1891.
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1t is reported that the Frenchtown
and Philadelphia syndicate Of capitalists
wis now own the Ringing Rocks, near
Milford. win during the year '92 build a
large boarding house and convert it into q
summer resort.
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1t is reported that company is about
being formed with Hon. j. N. Pdcock as
President, to construct a horse car railroad
from East White House to the White
House Station, a distance Of about two
miles.
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That made your face SO free and clean
from pimples, said his sweetheart Why,
don't you know, Eva7 For over . year
took everything could think OF without
helping me, then bought two bottles Of
Sulphur Bitters, and now l haven't one
pimpls on my face. II 10 the best blood
cleanser ever saw.
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Bank Elections.
In addition to the list published last
week, we add the following:
uuKTERDoN COUNTY NATIONAL BANK.
Directors--John w. Priestley, John
Shields, George r. Jones, VIM. r. Hig-
gins, Jonathan Higgins, John B. Hope
well, John A. Bullock, VIM. @. Calls,
Josiah B. Britton.
President-John w. Priestley.
Vice President-John Shields.
Cashier--John B. Hopewell.
Teller. T. Thatcher.
Clerk-Andrew r. Dilts.
Counsel--John A. Bullock.
PENNINGTON NATIONAL BANK.
Directors William Richards, Peter /.
Nevius, Zenas L. Nevius. Fl. A. Fluck,
VIM. w. Fisher, John Quick, Jos. Haines,
III. E. beats, John w. Reading, Jacob G.
Williamson, William v. Durham.
President-William Richards.
Vice President--Peter /. Nevius.
Csshier-N. ID. Stiger.
Teller-Bergen H. Berkaw.
Clerk-Theodore N. Stiger.
Counsel-H. A. Fluck.
FIRST NATIONAL BANK or CLINTON.
Directors-N. w. Voorhees,, Samuel s.
Cramer, Whitfield Durham, Jacob b.
Fisher. William johnson, Jas, X. Kline,
e. v. Parry, Martin Wyckoff, Benz. E..
Young, John A. Young, Benz. r. Hon
ness, James Van Sickle, Joseph K. Boff-
man.
President-James r. Kline.
Casher-N. w. Voorhees,.
CLINTON NATIONAL BANK.
Directors-Joseph Van Syckel, DR.. Syl-
vester Van Syckel, Edward Humphrey,
| John T. Leigh, Rennst v. Leigh.
Presideut-Joseph Van Syckel.
Vice President-John T. Leigh.
Casbier-B. v. Leigh.
| Teller--W. A. Reeves.
Book -keeper-Milton Y. Van Deventer.
Attorney--C. Van 6yckel.
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The two Pennington Banks will here
after close at IL o'clock noon, on Satur-
days.
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-s Lambertvlle Puffsp are sway
ahead j. B. Kline has the exclusive
sale. Only a nickle. y, %
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Genuine Reductions.

Preparatory Annual Inventory, Feb 1st will Spec
a inducements great many goods We have than
care to have at this time They CO. We have uniform
reduction of Is per them from low prices which
were fully 20 per cent under other prices.