The Penn's Grove record., 1892-03-04

Cla;k PcltiI, IF Hedgeiield Stock
Farm. has shipped to Pennsylvania
breeders the seventh foal of nine year
old Eein~Oni, tia n.ne months DID
colt, Ding Dug. by Bellman, 2173,
price 5000; also Il bay yearlinG iilly, by
J. q. Davis, OF Salem, Belle G.. by
Bellm"n 2.lT!, dam IL non-standard
mare by Smiths Ate Lincoln, price
$3.50, the purchaser refusing an ad-
vance f 800 before reaching home.
In addition to the choice mares ut
IIedgtlirld 10y such sires us Bellman,
2 17R, Blu" Bun, Blue king, Deucullion,
2.22, Almont, Happy Medium, Gculd's
Clay, indian, Indidmam, LtUcawood,
Leland, Santa Claus, 2.lT9, stephen "A.
Douglass, Preteuder, Thoindale 2 253,
WoOdhurn IIamhletonian, Young
Wilkes, Volunteer, Victor Bismark and
other prominent Sires, there arrived
last week Il very fast daughter of Clay
2.2j, son Of Eiectiuneer AID Maid Of
Clay (duM Uf iou in 23O). first dam by
Gen. Benton, iSire Of dam Of SunOl,
20S4), second dam by Mohawk Chief,
(sire oG SA,,a4 Mohawk, dim Of seven
in 2.20), third dam Ivy iIanblctonian
IVY 4NFl't 1t littlAbsi3tlAt a'lh 5hHI tuEliNt
OF Riiiaman, son OF ThurHsiair, 2.221;
Roxy and RGXaEa, fun sisters, trial To
pole, 2.34t, aud sold for $500, by
Euchanter. 4GS, first dam by Satellite
$500, second dam Roxy, dam of Golden
Girl, 2 28i; Topsy. - superb daughter
Of Mambrino Diam nj. 2.469 by Mam
brine PHicieu, (Sjr' e dams of As pr
foimer-), dam Lltcy by Cas,u3 NJ. Clay
p (sEc uf dllHS oi 20 pe:flmerS); Mel
lie, ltial2 254, ty Ciebir. son Of Thornc
dale, 2.22I, aud Wild Rose, dam of
Duqutsir, 2.l14, by Hambi@tnnian 10,
list dam by Cas- ius NJ. Cay. Is, second
dam by Geo. NJ. Patchen, 2 234, Volun-
teer, Thornria't 2223, Almnnt and
other popular sizes II number of these
mares and others yet to {, me having
record i!,.m = ~ 10 : 80.
kEir.g E.GADEISss4Ir.
| wish q .#Y > { words as a. what
can hr attained by lovii management
ard able LEADERSHIP as s-tH iir ugh u
wn'chfui eye o. t T. sFiIIagi and linai,.
cial affairs of Hudson NJ Z. Cln,cl,. ~
PedricktOHn.
-Four yeats ago Re- L r, Baunyate
vas sent by the n. J No,trrrnca 10
this place rs paslnr L. SERVING lie
Term Of three wears his acquaintance
ship had become 50 extensive, his pow
ers Of usefulness 80 largely developed
and The conversions increased II such
large numbers thai not only the huiId
ing up of The Church and it's member
ship followed but he character of the
conversions were such - 10 exhibit Il
wonderful manifestation Ut tile Lords
power throughout the community.
AT the last Conference there was
almost a unanimous desire that he
should be returned. it being "A general
sentiment that I'VE viii not let ilee
go, we can mot give thee up. The Con-
ference put their seal upon the demand
and he was returned. III the last year
he has lost none of his vIgor or instruc-
tive powers Int made IA successful pro-
gressive, fearless straight forward
course like unto q vessel with the cOm-
pass set heading for sea, makes the
port and found II shelter for many poor
s1uls frGM the storm. His character,
his ability and power Of usefulness
seems TO lave m0uldcd him for the
place and circumstances.
Another Conference year is near at
hand and from all that can be leaned
the official men OF the charge will
unanimously ask for his return. But
few men attain such 81 hold OH the PEG.
pie. For comparison, a pure metal.
The longer you rub it the brighter it
shines. II is to be hoped that the Con
ference Will he wisely Informed and re.
turn him for another year. Yours Truly,
Pedrickt0wn, N. j. SANFORD.