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The Penn's Grove record., 1892-04-15

PHILADELPHIA. April II, 1892.

PHILADELPHIA. April II, lsgZ.
Shraa0 Mating.
The ships are in. The Mat
tings are ready. Beyond any
thing ae have ever had-and
that means beyond anything
the American retail market
ever showed before.
Fi0e thousand three Inn
A,ed and h0eutyIonr roAsI
Tao hund,,ea and sixty dis.
hnef batke,uH
New goods, all of the finest
selected grass, mostly maae 10
ony order and imported direct.
Not a penny of avoidable
cost has been pinned to them
anywhere from the grass fields
of China to our store. Hence
the very low prices.
That is why we are doing 50
large a part of the Mating
business Of the country. Not
a yard of these Mattings come
to us by chance. Not only did
we say hos0most of them should
be made, but sharp eyes and
quick wits, faithful to our in
terests, sac that they were SO
made.
Qualities are better than
last season-more evenly
woven, with greater care, and
each grade averages heavier.
Five of the very special
things:
400 rolls Buddha at So.
$50 rolls Shin-Ling at 81.
us rolls Temple at So.
400 rolls Japanese at 50.
400 rolls Mattiline at $40.
Samples of any of the Mat
tings by mail to askers,
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7h1ry-tsoo SHADES OF the fin
est Broadcloths. "Mouse Ear"
"Baby. Cheek"--all the SYM
bols of mellowness and soft
ness in woven stufs, fall
short of the full fact. Each
year it seems that the last pos.
sibility in finish and dye had
been reached; each new sea-
son somewhere along the line
of loneliness and service there
is a little push ahead. Beau
tiful Broadcloth! These very
choicest are S. a yard, !54
inches wide.
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ARRIED

PRINSEN-IRELAN-A Trinity NJ. E.. par
Hancock. Henry W. Prinsen and Eliza Ireland,
both of PennsyiIle.
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For the Summer Bed. Very
special prices on many OF the
The Penn's Grove record., 1892-04-15

Emma Cook Administrative of John Cook de-
ceased, by direction of the Surrogate OF the
County of Salem, hereby gives notice to the
bring in their debts, demands and claims
against the estate of the said decedent, under
oath or affirmation, within nine. months, from
OF any action thereof against the said Admins
EMMA CO0K,
Dated March 4tli, lsa2, Administrative
3-l1-2mO.
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To Farmer.
Administrative Notice,

All who wish to sell milk please call at B0one's
at an early date as we are now contracting LOT
the summer of 1882. Penn'S Grove, Nd. 3-ll
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The Boy will be wanting a
Refer, one of the notched-
collar Refers, very likely. All
wool blue Serge, fast color, and
the price but S4-5 to "A years.
Sailor Collar Refers, All
wool blue Serge or blue Chev
lot, $3.50; sizes 5 to 6 years.
Five patterns Domestic
Chcviot Trousers at SLAB;
Kilt Trousers, any color, S5c;
the tough Corduroy Trousers
that have made SO many
friends here are SI.25-and
better than ever.
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Mc7v Floor and Stair Linens.
Fresh styles, heavier and bet
ter quality than in the past.
IA to 36,inch widths in the Bor-
dered Stair-styles up to 176
inches in the Floor widths.
Rooms measured and esti-
mates given free Of charge, if
in town; car fares only if out
of town.
We give the season a spe-
cial start with about $50 Bor-
dered Linen Damask Floor
Cloths; fresh, perfect goods.
24x4 yds, S2.35; regular price $500
3 x3 yds, 1925; regular price $500
3 "A yds, S2.75; regular price $500
3 "A! yds. S3.?5; regular price So so
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Crockery Ware

department and want room for
new goods. y very little money invest
ed in this line will cany away the iig.
gest kind of bargains.
We are cutting and slashing the prices
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Violets aie III bloom.

Violets aIe IN bloom.
Gardening is now in order.
See the Easter display at Robbins. v
The succulent shad is now the fad.
We will soon have a new PeDn's
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The Y. 81 w. Road.

The mixed train which runs Re
tween Kenova and Dunlow, on the
\. x w. is reported to I've doing a
heavy business, both passenger and
freight, in fact, is hardly able to
meet the demands on it. Thus fan
there has only been the ono train
each way daily, but another will
soon belput on. There are now three
stations between the points named
AT which agents are stationed. these
being CeTetlo, Lavaletie and WAYNE
c. III. but there will soon lie others
The stations are models IN their de.
sign, furnishing and equipment.
- lronton (Ohio) Republican.
The Republican is correct in re-
gard to the large amount Of business
done 10y the train. bat as regards
the stations OF the line it is a little
of. There is no station yet built at
this place, although one is badly
needed. The train stops here, how
ever, for passengers to get on and
off. A few mornings ago we
counted sixiy-five passengers who
boarded the train at Ceredo. II
was a cold morning and had it rot
been that the genllemanly tickeI
agent Of the {. & O. R'y-Mr. b
+. Ecker-who allowed them t.
wait for the train in the waiting
room Of the &. * o., they woulc
have almost frozen. a station -
also needed at Shoals. But we pre-
sumo all the necessaries will com,
| by and By.
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E.x,..a, n,ehe., CHURCH 1,,,,r

The richest living in the Church of
England, excluding bishops, Is. accord
ing To the Clergy List BiuxhaIn
vicarage. Oxford, with nm income of
f1,4TO; population. IL; patron, Elton
college. The vicar. however. states TINT
the net incrme Is only f205, and that
the population numbers 1,53S The
Clergy Dirctory" gives the two rich
est rs Neither Broustton, -. go. and
HswarJien, -, 4oi. IL We include
bishops the Archbishop of Canterbury
heads the list with AN income of Ella.
coo. Spare Moments
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Bishop w. Perkins has been APP
pointed United States Senator
from Kansas, in place of the late
Senator Plumb. Mr.. Perkins has
served several terms in Congress,
and is man of ability. The APP
pointment gives general satisfac-
ton although the first thought of
great many was that the proper
thing to do would be TO appoint
ex-senator Ingalls,. But location
seems to have cut some figure in
tho case, and that was in Ingalls,
way. Like Senator Plumb, Per-
kins liz native of Ohio, as is also
Gov. Humphreys. The appoint
ment will last until the Legislature
to be chosen this year meets,
which will be in Jan. 1898. 1t is
expected that the present Alliance
legislature will bo routed, horse
foot and dragoon, by the Repub-
licans.
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Whisky in Il Whales Belly.

y sperm whale forty feet long got
over the bar AT Ocean City during
The high tide several nights ago and
was left high and dry on the beach
by the receding water. All night
long his struggles could be heard
by the crew of the lifc-saving sta
lion near by. They sounded like
the heavy beating OF the surf. AZ.
ter the leviathan was dead the res
idents in the neignborhood gather
ed and cut away the blubber. To.
day in cutting open the monsters
stomach there were found n mum
Der of empty bottles and a five gal
lon demijohn corked and sealed
which contained excellent rye
whisky.
1t is supposed that the whale fol-
lowed in the wake of the United
States ship Dispatch, which was
wrecked more than 4 month ago.
and swallowed the demijohn rs il
was Aoated out of the wreck,
i Globe Democrat.
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Queen Elizabeth started the style uf
wearing silk stockings. and when some
kind and loving husband looks over his
vife's bills at the end of the month,
with silk stockings ali the way from a.
up, he can think OF Elizabeth and
swear A. matter ~ fact the silk
worm boEnn Ia kick up its heels In
early Grsce. and then gradually worked
it, way into Italy. and in tile time Of
Henry II ~ England The silk err was
beginning Ia dawn. Silk stockings Ia
thee days, however. were few and far
between. and when pair of them
Was presented 90 Edward VI by Sir
Thomas Gresham tie King hugtpd
himself with Joy. Queen Elizabeth got
her first pair from her silk woman, Mrs.
Montague. and after she had worn
them once she declared slie never
would 60 back " cotton, which Il all
the moT extraordinary. as Elizabeth
Ind no husband and had "a pay her
own bills. - Cloak and Suit Reviev.
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The Portsmouth Press propounds
the following as an after Christmas
"brain racker."
"Mr. Phillip II. Sternbergh. OF
Reading. Pa. has married the sister
ct ms fathers wife, and there is a
great deal Of speculation as to tho
curious complications Of relationship
that will arise. Young. Mr.. Stern
hc'gh. in the first place is bis wife'~
nephew; by marriage he is hi,
fhher's brother.In law. his own IN
Gle, rs well as an uncle 90 his broth
ers and sisters, anil his fsth RS nepb.
ew. lie VIII be uncle aud great
uncle to his own children. and !.
JroIher-in-law = his wife
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NJ. V Chapman. who drew the
brick house at Kellogg, will sell it
Ia the powder c"mpany, and build
at and become resident of Central
City Huntington ADVERTISER.
Wayne county will lose good
Republican and IN excellent citizen
If Mr.. Chapman moves TO Central
City.
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npopulHr.

Children cfton uec woris for their
sound rather than for their Snsc-o
fault of which older persons IRE Of
course never guilty.
Lizzie. n small maiden Of ) years, was
not careful oi her clothes. and frequent.
ly came in from play Wit! rents i'm hei
skirt or with Tie trimming hanging
from her hat
One day her ,,own wcs torn In n par.
ticulariy ugly nuInncr. and her mother
said, Lizzie. Shall have TO punish
you II you are "a carNiczSs.'
'Oh. no. mamma rl,c replied cam
estly. Indeed AIN carcfni. lHIt some
things always happening 10 this dress
It's 50 uupopalar Youths Compan.
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Tho discussion OF tho Tariff
question il likely TO be moro in
telligent and instructive IN the fu-
ture shan it has been in the past.
The finance committee Of the
United States Senate has had a sub
committee investigating tho facts
bearing upon the subject, during
the recess Of Congress. This com
mittee - composed of three Repub-
Leans and two Democrats. They
have been visiting the different
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The epidemic OF La Grippe has
attained very serious proper
tons in al paris Of the country
and indeed ali over tho world. IN
some localities in our country.
both east and west. there havo bccn
o great many cases, with many ia
taiities. IN lronton last week the
schools were closed. because ~
many " The teachers wore sick. In
bridgeport. Conn 'h.ro wore go
many deaths that the uudcras Re-.
bad 90 send away md LoryD
hearses. ln Jacksonville. Illinois.
.Ae dissase ragged fea.f.iiy o. has
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uuma, F,x,ng so,,rr.,.

Professor Griese, n member OF the Ger
man Society of dsrostation residing at
Berlin, has invented n machine called
n sprungtlnSel. by the aid OF which,
with no assistance except his own INNS
cuiar power, a man may leap into the
air and fly long distance. st ouh
Republic
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We believe the Republicans of
West Virginia could not name a
better man for Auditor than Bro.
20. Thompson, editor of the Key
ser Echo. He is in every way quail
flied for the position and besides
he has done Il great deal of work
for the party.
Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1892-01-13

IN the appointment Of COM
mitteos Of tho National House OF
Representatives, the Alliance nom
bers from Kansas were mot in it,
The most Insignificant places were
given them. Speaker Crisp knows
that they have a very short lease
II political life. aud that 10 is rot
worth while To- cultivate them. The
Alliance o. political movement
has about ran its course.
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\ new Democratic paper is soon
to be established at Wayne C.. III.
Such staunch and influential DEM
ocrats az Ex-Judge G.. G. Burgess,
Senator b. J. Prichard and Col. w
S. Napier are interested in the en-
terprise.
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The late Mr.. Stevenson, ut Skerry-
wore, in 1S4a, found that the wave press
ure was 6.0S3 pounds on the square
foot. Now. rs the statical pressure of
o wave % feet high Is only ab2pt half
ton on the square foot, it is very clear
how much the destructivcneSs of waves
Is due To their velocity.
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Now there is talk of an electric
road from Huntington to Ashland
with fare only 10 cents between
the two places and a car every 10
minutes. We hope this will soon
be the case and we believe it will
he
Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1892-01-13

We were sorry to hear of the
death of James Kelley, of Harris
willie. He was brilliant young
attorney whose prospects, few
days ago, for a long and useful
life, were very ilattering.
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The Huntington Daily Times
has been in existence for five years.
We are glad TO know that Bro.
Dudley has made success of the
Times and that the paper will live
and flourish for many years.
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A copy of The Sunday Gazette,
published by q. c. Mcintosh az
Huntington, has reached this Of
flee. 1t is a bright. newsy paper
and we wish il success.
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Mr.. +. f. Chapman has resigned
his position as editor and mana
ger of the Huntington Herald.
Mr.. \. b. Boughner, city editor of
the Huntington Advertiser, has al
SO resigned. They are both good
newspaper men.
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Hh Reward.

Sniggs-Brash was bad man IN his
youth. What became of him.
Jiggs-Weut west and became prece
dent of his country.
"Didl What partyT-
Lynch pary."-Texns Siftngs
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1t is stated that Judge J. II. Fer
guson, of Charleston, viii locate at
kenova in few months. We do
not know whether this is true or
not; but if he does come to this
county and desires office we advise
the able legal light to change his
politics, for ''just as sure IS shoot
in" Wayne county Will be Re-
publican before many scores of
moons.
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The PoStmaster-Gcnsra annual
report. just made public, shows tina,
the usual annual deficit in the finan-
ces of the Department is gradually
but surely disappearing. 1t amount
ed for the last year to only little
more than $4,000, 900, and that, too,
in spite Of the fact that the revenue
uttered loss of over 81 100, 600
owing To the passage of the anti
lottery bill; and the estimates for
1893. which have been prepared for
the information of Congress, show
that the service which, rs is clearly
indicated by the report, has been
made TO improve, even ut lower
cost, will reach self-sustaining
basis about July 1, 1893. The in
crease of the revenue last wear, IN
spite of the loss on the Transports
ton of lottery mail, is over $1,000
600.
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Chill has announced that the
government of that country Will
punish the persons who assaulted
our sailors; therefore we Will have
no war.
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Charleston had q $4,000 fire
last week. The old Cotton Opera
House was DESTROYED.
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For the finest and chearest line
of Picture Moulding and Etchings
by the finest artists in the country.
go to VIM. NJ. McCallen, No. SIS
Ninth ST., east side, between 3rd IL
4th Avenues, Huntington, w. Va.
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trade centres and collecting the
missing data concerning COM
merce, domestic and foreign. The
subjects of inquiry have Leen,
two hundred and twenty-one
different articles which enter into
the consumption of the people. ar
ticlcs of food, clothing, building
material, retail prices. Wholesale
prices, prices Mt which farmers
have sold their leading products,
wages by piece work and time
work. and many other matters.
Having collected the facts and eff
fort is To be made to determine the
effect of tariff legislation. This is
practical craftsmanship. The Tar
iff is an economic question, and IL
to be settled by calm and judicial
investigation, and not by partisan
methods of discussion. There has
so far been the most perfect har-
mony between the members of the
and great good is prom
ised a. a result of their work.
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The following from the Columbus
Journal is excellent advice for PEG.
pie of Ceredo as well those of the
capital city:
The reign Of Ia grippe. influenza.
dIphtheria, or what our gra ndfatl =
ers called "a bad cold,- still con.
tInucs and accounts are coming
from every direction of its preva.
lence and fatal results. The wise
man will take good care of himself
and once attacked will not neglect
the proper remedies. Under the
present weather conditions no cold
i too slight to not demand imme.
date attention"
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Uncle John sherman got thorc
in grand style.
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Hon. p. w. Morris, of Richie
county, one of the leading lights of
the Republican party of the State.
has come out in a seemingly flat
footed style for Steven Is. Elkins
for Governor. There are quite a
number of people who believe that
Presley is candidate for that of
fee himself.-[ Huntington Times.
Why not make Mr.. Morris the
standard bearer? Ho is one of the
most talented men in the State, is
a staunch Republican and is very
popular with the masses.
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The following named persons
have paid the amount opposite their
names, on subscription to the Ap-
VANCE. since our last report:
Amos Tyrcc, for self and Others 81 90
Il. Il. MAYNARD, 40
Joseph Willis. $50
!. Nj. Fuller, for Leander 3loss, 30
" 4" Harvey Bliss. $50
/" w. \. Defoe, 900
+" ). +. Fuller, I.5o
A Staley, $50
II. n. Smith, $50
Capt. II. Willis. so
Mrs. NJ. V. Cole, I.5o
w. Ramsey, for Mage Hatten so
Mrs. V. II. Gum, $50
Joseph Davis, $50
Harrison FARRELL, I.5o
Iames McOuin, $50
oliver Fuller for Hiram Fuller, $50
]. V. Decker, for self so
]. ID. Dcyo, so
James Swanson, / so
Chas. Thomson, for self $50
- y. 5. Thomson, IL )
Il: >. Wiley, I.5o
DIR. a. Garrett, I.SO
d" " Burl Newman I.5o
+" Ii. Plymalc, so
VIM Johnson, Las
William Adams, 100
A. Cri>well. 100
w. NJ. Fry. LOO
Rev. ~. l.. Ireland, 100
T. T. DcG,rmo. 100
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\ good record. Il have sold
Chamberlain's Cough Remedy for
ten years" says dauggist. L. Il.
Legg, of Vail, Ia, land have al
ways warranted it and never had a
hottie returned. During the past
90 DAYS | have sold twelve dozen
and it has given perfect satisfaction
in every instance" 1t does not dry
up cough. but looscns aud relieves
ii. Ii will cure a severe cold in less
time than any other treatment. so
cent AMI : bottle, for sale 10y w
NJ. BLoss, Cercdo. w. Va.
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been the case in many other local
tiles.
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SALE OF TOWN BONpS.

the undersigned a committees 81 the
Common Council OF tie town of GersdO, W,
Va, VIII receive sealed proposals. ~ the
Loan q Trust Cos Hsnk. Ceretlo. W. Va.
for Fifteen Hundred Dollars of toWn Of Cefe-
dO Bonds, issued for the construction ot
Jordan Brsnch Bridge ~ said town, o. such
portion 90 sitid BINDS may be necessary
ior the payment 81 said work, said Bonds o.
DE dated July 10th. 1884, aud Of deuOmiua
ZION ~ one Hundred Dollars each, To run
i-n years, with Interest coutsosts attRr bed -
per cent payable on the 10Th day ~ Iuly ~
etch year Interest aud principal t4Rynbie 81
TIE Loan y Itost COS hank iu Gssesto
These lsynhE are issued by rtrfue 81
Chapter ~, Nets Ol W va iKsl-A and the
proceedings ~ tlse Common Cotsrsetl of the
Town 81 tcrctio hereunder ~ = regular
meeting - said Council held Ian y sh. 1871.
NO lnuds VII De soid Tor lcss than the face
ilferes,i with tho Accrued Interest Proposals
90 be endorsed: "Ccrcdo iionds.~
r. NJ JeHNsoN.
y. FLOYD hoAEt.
Committee % the Common Council Of tse
town ~ tcfcdu. W. Va.
Jan 10 ".
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10 PHINTEns.-l have model Lob Press,
self-iuker, eise inside ~ chase, $40. fnf
which viii take s2ul1 cash. 10 dues excel
lent work. Also one Eavie card cutter which
cost sl2OD. viii sell for sSfO cash. Hcaef'i.
for soiling- have pufChs,,s n new press and
paper cutter.
r. II. McDorGArs
Ccroto, W Va
Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1892-01-13
The Weekly Mail and Ex-
press,
NEW YORK.
WANTED.

AT $40 per month and expenses
paid. a few good salesman to sell
trees shrubs and vines. Address
with references, stating age and
former occupation,
ID. II PATTY, Nurseyman.
Geneva, N. y.
Ian0 Nv.