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Ameryka w Toledo i kuryer Clevelandski. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1892-1892, 1892-09-28
GKODW INDJACH
LUDZIE TAM GINA JAK MUCHY.
Straszne spustoszenie - Anglia przez
swa chciwOsC spowodOwafa
nieszczescie.
LoNDYN, ~ Wrzes.-Okropna

LoNDYN, ~ Wrzes.-Okropna
wies6 przeraza Europe: g}od W
Indjach czyni straszne spustoszenia;
pada tysiace o6ar.Juz W poprzednich
latach zbiory ME odpowiada}y zyz-
nosci miejscowych gruntow, W obec-
nym jednak roku wszystko prawie
zmarnia}o. Przyczyna tego ogromana
susznia. Dla braku karmu dla byd}a,
pada ono W r6wnej liczbie jak lu-
die, cho6 indJanie zrywaja w}asne
s}omiane strzechy dacho ", byle ja.
ko tako je wyzywi6. Przegladajac
starannie dzieje zarzadu angielskiego
W Indjach, przekonamy sic, re sys-
temat dzisieJszy ME dopomaga do
pomyslnosci ludnoscl.Niedawno znie.
siono prawo w}asnosci wsp6lnej, a
wyciecie wielkich obszar6w lesnych
wp&yne}o wielce ma zmiane klimatu
osuszanie zrode}.
Tym sposobem do g}odu do}aczy}
sic brak wody. Niemnej waznym
powodem nedzy indyjskiej So uprze-
dzenia, przesady i przywjleje klas
wyzszych. Wedle tradycji, i,osoba wyz-
szego stanu ME tknie sic tego,czego
uzywa przedstawiciel nizszej Varsity
spo}ecznej, jake klasy nieczystej,
skalanej, jako parjas6w. Stad tez do
my wyzsze ME korzystaja ze studzien
przeznaczonych dla parjas6w, par
jasy z koleji ME moga czerpa6 z
miejsc przeznaczonych przywilejem
dla wyzszych stanow.
Obecnie g}od przybiera takie roz-
miary jak W roku 1877, W kt6rym to
czasie umar}o piec miljon6w ludnos-
ci.
w prawdzie prawa angielskie
nakazuja W wypadkach nieurodzaju
zabezpieczac ludnos6 przez natych-
miastowe wynajdywanie dla mich
pracy,i wprawdzie chorych nieudol-
nych do zajecia sic czemkolwiek u
trzymuje rad wsasnym kosztem, mic
to przeciez ME pomaga. Magazynow
zapasowych ME ma, got6wka roz-
dzielona miedzy zg}odnia}ych ME
usuwa smiertelnosci.
Ameryka w Toledo i kuryer Clevelandski. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1892-1892, 1892-09-28
CZY MA w ZLOCIE KURSA.
By{a ona screen czysta
TAX jak anio} z nieba....
Tax urodna. nrzezroczvsta

By{a ona screen czysta
TAX jak anio} nieba....
TAX urodna, przezroczysta!...
Ze drugiej ME trzeba.
TAX przezy}a dose weso}o
Wiossnne dnie swoje:-
Zawsze wszedzie woko}o
Chlopc6w ca}e role.
Jeden rakich wielbicieli
Zdoby} jej serduszko!
Jak i kiedy?-Ot W kadrylu
Rzek1a mu ma uszko!
ze 60 kocha tax serdecznie.
I dotrzyma s}owa,
Ze do smiercl-zawsze, wiecznit
Kocha6 go gotowa. %.
Bo gdy wreszcie ostastniego
Kohczyli resursa-
Zapyta}a smia}o jego
Czy ma W z}ocie kursa?
Lecz wnet mi{osc licho wzieio.
2 why pieknej panic
Bowien grosze by{y W mysli
Ma jej pierwszym planie!...
A on ma to odpowledzia},
Ze ma mi{osc w darze.
ia ME moge zycia wiaza6!...
Razem biednym W parze!
Ameryka w Toledo i kuryer Clevelandski. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1892-1892, 1892-09-28
TELEGRAMY ZAGRANICZNE.
MOskale skOnfiskOwali kanadyjski
StatAk.

Vancouver, B. c., ~ wrzes.-Sta-
tex rybacki Belle powroci}. Kapitan
Cobb opowiada, re dnia II Ii pea,
kiedy sic znajdowal % mile cd wys.
Ply Copper, zaaresztowany zosta}
przez okret wojenny rosyjski. Moska-
le zabrali i'm 700 sk6r z ps6w NOR
skich, oraz wiele zywnosci amun1-
cyl, nadto znecali sic W nleludzki
sposob mad za}oga ~ backiego statku
Ma protest moskale wcale ME zwa.
zali, objasnlajac tylko, ze ma 100 mil
cd wyspy Mkt ME pow'nien sic przy-
blizaG.
Ameryka w Toledo i kuryer Clevelandski. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1892-1892, 1892-09-28
MIASTO DETROIT
SEDZIA POJEDNAL kOCHANKOW W.
Jeden polak pobif dw6ch niemc6w W
Springwell-O'Brien skazany.
Statystyka katolik6w.
(Od regularnego korespondenta).

27 wrzesnia, 1852
Sad przysieglych Gury) wydst wy
rok, ze krystof O'Brien jest winien
"a zamordowanie Fry aeryka Luth, o
czem W swym czasie pisalismy. Se-
dzia Chambers przemawia{ do "jury-
manow" ma korzysc O'Briena, ale to
mic ME pomoglo. Jak wyrok og}oszo.
no, siostra J.utha omdla}a. Gdy ia o.
cucono, psaka}a SLIME wyrzeka}a, ,ze
niewinnie O'Brien zosta} skazany.
Cd wyroku tego bedzie podana ape
lacya, czyli prosba wybranie no.
wych "jurymanow."
W{adza sanitarna miejska ma us.
terki Z w}adza sanitarna stanowa. Pra-
wo przepisuje, ze wszelkie rozporza-
dzenla dotyczace dysinfekcyi, od-
dzielania ludzi dotknietych zarazli-
wynn chorobami, czyszczenia miesz.
kan, it'd, powinny bye wydawane
przez w&adze sanitarna stanowa. .Tym-
czasem zarzad sanitarny Detrocki ma
prawa te ME zwr6ci} zadnej uwagi,
tylko samodzielnie sic rozporzadza.
A wiec So szpierki to, kto ma vie
ksza w}adze.
Antoni Majchrzak Springwells,
zaplaci} W sadzie $40 koszta "a
pobicie dw6ch niemc6w: Karola i A.
ugusta Jaeger. Nam sic ten wyrok
wydaje nies}usznym:jezei Majchrzak
m6g} pobi6 sam dw6ch niemc6w, to
powinien dosta6 nagrode, ME kare....
Michal Weso}ek zosta} aresztowa.
ny cato, ze pokocha{ panne Jennie
Cichocka. Gdy stana} W sadzie po-
niedzia}ek i zobaczy} swa kochanke
dzieckiem, }zy mu stanely W oczach
Dla dziecka ME m6g4 pozosta6 odre,
twia}ym. P}scz niemowlecia skruszy1
mu SERGE. Uklak} pred panna Jen,
ME prosi} o przebaczenie, kt6re te2
natychmiast uzyka{. Sedzia, rozczu.
lony ia silna skrucha dwoch kochan
kow, sprawe umorzy& zaraz i'm dal
Stub ma}zehski. z sadu m}odzi ma{.
zonkowie udali sic do swego probo.
SEGA, przyrzekli odpokutowat "a
sw6j grzech i wzias6 Stub W kosciele
Kupid, bozek mi&osci, pewnie u
ciek} z miasta Detroit. -. Co dzien.
ME wydawanych tu jest po Is do 4C
slubow malzehskich, W poniedzia
lex ME by}o zadnego we wtorek
tylko ieden. To dziwy mad dziwami
w sobote aresztowanych by}o os
miu saloonist6w,zato, re kantory swe
maja tax zas}oniete, il dostrzedz icl
ME MONA. Ia takie przestepstwo te
powinni bye aresztowani wszyscy
policyanci, bo oni tax pija, ably Mix
uie widzia{.
Biskup Foley og}osis roczne spra
wozdanie statystyczne dotyczace ka
tolikow W dyecezyi detrockiej. We
dug tego sprawozdania, W Detroit
jest AZ ksiezy a W casej dye. 122. W
roku wyswiecono 5 ksiezy; w dyece
cezyi Jest 26,4OO rodzin, kt6rycl
1886 jest W Detroit; slub6w mai
zehskich wydano 1855, kt6rych 6O(
W Detroit; ochrzcono 6,641 dzleci
2O7 os6b doros}ycb, z kt6rych PREY
pada na Detroit 3,54O. Polacy stano
via prawie jedna czwarta Geese ka
tolik0w W Detroit.
Ameryka w Toledo i kuryer Clevelandski. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1892-1892, 1892-09-28
POzARY.

Croton Falls, N. " Splone}y tar.
TAXI Storra. Straty $4,000.
Logansport, Ind.-Warsztaty bed.
narskie Torrisa. Straty $4,000. Sto
robotnik6w utraci}o prace.
Little Falls, N. J.-Podczas poza.
ru fabryki spali4 sic sam w}asciciel
J. Edge. Pewnie samob6jstwo. Stra.
ty $4,000.
Ameryka w Toledo i kuryer Clevelandski. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1892-1892, 1892-09-28
POwderly p0piera Republikan0w.

Wilkesbarre, Pa, 27 wrzes. Mistrz
rycerzy piracy Powderly o5wiadczy}:
"Poniewaz republikanie przeprowa.
dill wszystkie prawa jake dopo-
minali sic robotnicy-wiec Jestem re-
publikaninem. Jako amerykahski O..
bywatel, musze broni6 Ameryki, ii.
protegowac robotnikow amerykah
skich. Jestem przeciwko demokraty.
cznemu wolnemu c}u, DO toby wysta
WHO naszych robotnik6w ma }aske i
nie}aske Anglii.''
Ameryka w Toledo i kuryer Clevelandski. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1892-1892, 1892-09-28
Zebranie demOkratyczne.

w Woodsdale Island Park, c. od-
bedzie sic wielki "mass meeting" de.
mokratyczny, dnia l pazdziernika, ma
ktory zjada sic kluby demokratycz-
ne pobliskich miejscowosci i wielu
pierwszorzedny ycE m6wc6w z ca}ego
kraju. Kolej zelazna G. H. & D. z te-
60 powodu bedzie sprzedawa6 bilety
po znizonej Genie cd Lima do Wood
sdale.
Ameryka w Toledo i kuryer Clevelandski. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1892-1892, 1892-09-28
POdpalacze areszt0wani.

New York, ,27 wrzes.-C. Solomon,
Morris Schozoholy i J. Cohn, zydzi,
zostali aresztowani, poniewaz zebra.
no wiele dowod6w, ze domy swe
innych zydow podpalali, aby odbie.
rae pieniadze "a asekuracye.
Ameryka w Toledo i kuryer Clevelandski. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1892-1892, 1892-09-28
Cyrk Forepaugh'a rozbity.

Reading, Pa, ~ wrzes.- Pociag,
ma ktorym wieziony by} cyrk Fore
paugh'a, spad} toru W row 40 stop
g{eboki. .klatki zwierzetami wpad{y
W dol zosta}y porozbijane. Niekt6-
re zwierzeta zabite, ,niekt6re uciek}y.
Straty ME obliczone.
Ameryka w Toledo i kuryer Clevelandski. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1892-1892, 1892-09-28

a. Agentem AMERYKl ma Mt.
Pleasant okolice jest pan Karo]
Damazy Nowak. Kto chce Amery
ke odbierac regularnie, MECH prenu
merate op}aci cory pana Nova.
ka, ma co dostanie pokw1towanie.
Ameryka w Toledo i kuryer Clevelandski. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1892-1892, 1892-09-28
1000 student0w wywieziono.

KoNsTANTYNoPoL, ~ wresnia.-
Wskutek sekretnego rozporzadzenia
rzadu,ze szk6} zabrano 1900 studen.
tow, osadzono ich ma okrecie "Z}ota
Nadzieja" iwywieziono, niewiadomo
gdzie, albo tez "a co. Rad homaczy
sic, ze zaduso dzieci do szk6} ucze-
SzcZa.
Ameryka w Toledo i kuryer Clevelandski. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1892-1892, 1892-09-28
Harvest excursion.

Now is the time to visit points in
the North West and Southwest, as
the Nickel Plate will sell excursion
tickets on September 26th and 9th
at special rates. For full particulars
call upon or address the nearest A
gent.
Ameryka w Toledo i kuryer Clevelandski. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1892-1892, 1892-09-28
Joseph A. Beck, Architekt,

Ma swe biuro W "Adams Block, -
pokoju No. 8, przy narozniku ulic
Adams i St. Clair. Wyrabia plany ma
budowe gmach6w, koscio}6w, do
NOW, fabryk, it'd. Ceny umiarkowa-
ne. Prosze polak6w o obstalunki.
Ameryka w Toledo i kuryer Clevelandski. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1892-1892, 1892-09-28

Franc. Kwapich poszukuje meza
swego Antoniego Kwapich, kt6ry
wyjechal Toledo pred miesiacem
(oko}o 10 Lipca.) Ktoby wiedzia} o
jego adresie MECH doniesie do Fran
ciszki Kwapich, c. of Jan Kwapich,
1902 Tecumseh & Junction ave., To-
ledo, O.
Ameryka w Toledo i kuryer Clevelandski. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1892-1892, 1892-09-28
POSZUKIWANIA.

Poszukuje Wojciecha Jaworskie-
90, pochodzacego Duszna pod
Trzemesznem. Podobno przebywa W
Detroit cd 10 lat.
Take poszukuje Mich. Walczska,
Duszna, ktory przebywa W Anne.
ryce 2 lata. Ktoby wiedzia& o adre-
sic ich, MECH bedzie {askaw zawia.
domic mnie. Antoni Minga.
1412 Forrer st., Toledo. O.
Ameryka w Toledo i kuryer Clevelandski. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1892-1892, 1892-09-28
Bang! Bang!! .Bang!!!

Is heard the gun of the sportsman.
Get your outfit together and join
their ranks. Tickets at reduced rates
are on sale via the Nickel Plate.
Ameryka w Toledo i kuryer Clevelandski. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1892-1892, 1892-09-28
Hunting season opened.

For special rates to hunting terri.
tory, call upon Agents of the Nickel
Plate.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1892-12-10
FOUR LIVES LOST AT A FORD.

Nicholson, HIS Wife and Two Children
Drowned While Trying to Reach Land.
PLEAsAN-oN, Cal, Dec. 5,-Informa-
tion reached here that family named
Nicholson had been drowned while
trying to ford Arroyo creek. When Ar
royo creek began risingNckelson decid-
ed to remove his family The swift
current of the creek overturned the
wagon, throwing the occupants into
the water. Mrs. Nicholson and little
daughter were swept away and
drowned. The father endeavored to
save one of his sons, but was himself
overcome, both perishing.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1892-12-10
The Commercial and Industrial In.
terssls Of the Country Shown
to Be In a Highly Pros.
porous Condition.
He Touches Upon tho Tariff Ques-
tion and Recommends That
Action Upon 1t be Left to
the Incoming Congress.
Our Various Diplomatic Relations
Reviewed at Length, and Stated
to be in an Undisturbed
Condition.

An Analysis of tho Reports OF the Heads
OF neutrality-suspicious. and
Rec0mm cndations Concerning
Important Measures De-
maudlng Legislation.
The Penn's Grove record., 1892-03-04

Joseph Alloway who is fishing on st.
Johns River, Florida, is having u very
good season there. Last week OH We'd
nesday he caught 90 slIad; Thursday,
81; Friday, 1852; Saturday, 2Sl. They
bring SIS rer hundred
Mr.. $. j. Shoomkoff's illustrated
lecture in st. Paul's Church Wednesday
evening on Bulgaria was very interest,"
ing and instructive. Mr.. Shoomkoff is
a man of fluent speech, education and
refinement who gave up home friends
and his country for Christianity.
After he finishes his medical course and
returns to his own country, lie Will
exert d great influence for Christianiz.
ing his fellow countrymen.
Mr.. James G. Beebe, of Trenton, Sec
rotary of the N. J. Building, Loan and
Investment Company, will bs present
at a public meeting in Odd Fellows
Hall Saturday evening to explain the
great benefit to lie derived from IA
Branch in Penn's Grove. Salem, Woods
town and Elmer have associations Of
their own and there is capital enough
In Penn's Grove if several would unite
for their own interest. Everyman who
has n dollar to invest should not fail to
be present at that meeting.
1t is quite probable that you may
need the services of q physician some
day; but you n postpone the time
indefinitely by keeping your blood puie
and your system invigorated through
the use of Ayers Sarasparilla. Pre-
yention Is better than cure.
The Penn's Grove record., 1892-03-04
RED MEMS nIG NUMBERS.

The Great Council of N. j. lmprov-
ed Order of Red Men was held in Tren-
ton last week. The membership in the
State on Jan. LIST, was 1922, an i'll
crease for the year of 1884. The finan-
cial portion showed the total receipts of
all the Tribes 10 have been SIPS, 452.62.
OF this amount SAC, 649.79 had been
paid out for relief OF members in week
ly benefits; $40. 5lS. 81 for funeral bene-
fits for members and their wives. and
$S45. OF donated to widows aud orphans,
a total for the three objects named Of
$50, 013, 80. The wealth of all the
Tribes aggregated s209, 1905 20, of which
1855 90 was reported as invested In
good paying securities.
Thos McDonough, Of Trenton, was
elected Great Prophet; ID. NJ. Stevens,
Of Trenton, Great Keeper Of Records;
and II. G.. lnudensiuger. of P~aulshoro,
Great Keeper of Wampum.
The Penn's Grove record., 1892-03-04
LECTURE ON ARCTIC SCENES.

Rev. B. p. johnson, pastor of the
Presbyterian Church, Woodstown, will
give his illustrated lecture on 1.-The
Land of the Midnight Sun" in Emman-
uel Church, next Monday evening, It'll,
at Z 30. He will relate his personal eX-
perience on his travels through North
ern Europe and the Arctic Seas, and
give 80 s~tereoptican views, giving all a
personal view of the scenes and GUS
toms Of. Northern Ireland, Glasgow,
scarborough, Norwegian and Lap!and
scenes customs, employments and ap.
pearances OF the people.
This grand imaginary tour is both
instructive and highly entertaining. 1t
supplies information which months of
reading could not give and enables the
audience to enjoy the luxuries of travel
without its discontinue for only %
cents. Children under Is years, 15c.
See posters and circulars
The Penn's Grove record., 1892-03-04

ISX26 inches

1896 inches.
Nearly enc hnndred styles
of new Suitings and Trouser
lngs are ready in the Merchant
Tailoring store. Not simply
patches on cards, Dig, HN
biccesI The nattiest weaves
of Europe and America are
amoung them. Skillful filters
and cutters are behind them.
The carefull man, the most
particular man can have the
nobbiest sort Of a Spring Suit
on short notice-and a salts
Tying Suit, too. AT $40 or
IS the Suit Trousers 6.5o)
you can pick from more than
halt of the newest goods.
JONI WANAMAKER,
Thirteenth and Market streets
The Penn's Grove record., 1892-03-04
U. p. NECK

The following is the Democratic tick-
ct TO be vote next Tuesday:
Township Clerk,
Charles p. Kidd.
T0rnship Committee,
John NJ. Bevis.
Commissioners Of Appeal,
John Diver,
John A. Featherer,
Hiram III. DeGrofft.
Surveyors of Highrays,
James E. Smalley,
Samuel C. Springer.
Justices of the Peace,
William A. Summerlil,
Jesse d. Claypoole,
Daniel =. Leonard.
Orerseer of Poor,
William Munion.
Pound Keepers,
Samuel NJ. Justice,
David Diver. ,
Amount of money for Township ana
Road purposes, $500; footpaths, s2oo;
opening new road, 5000.
REPUBLICAN TICKET.
Township Clerk,
Towaship Committee,
James S. Dubois.
Commissioners Of appeal,
George Hancock.
Henry M. Wright.
Surveyors Of HghieaH
James Borden.
Thomas J.. Torton.
James G. Murphy.
Constable,
$. l., Thompson.
Orerseer Of Poor,
S. l.. Thompson.
For Township and Roads, $4,000;
footpaths, 5000; opening.new road $500.
The Penn's Grove record., 1892-03-04
WANAMAKER'S.


PHILADELPHIA. Feb. 29. 1892.
More than tao hnnayca
styles nea0 Spring FANCY Dress
Goods at so cents a JarW
Do you realize what a par
terre Of woven loneliness that
simple statement tells OF?
HaH doIHar goods onLy.
Smooth-faced Checks and
Plaids. Illuminated Fancy Dia-
gonals, IllumipatedFa
rons, Fancy Striped Chevrons,
Camel Hail Striped Cheviots,
Cancels. Hair Cheviots, stylish
Society Cheviots, Chevron
Striped Cheviots, Baya-but
what's the use? Empty
words. They carry a mental
picture to scarcely one reader
in ten. Even to a trained
Dress Goods man they mean
next to nothing.
There's but one way to get
at the beauty of these stufs-
sec them.
Bouncing bargains among
them, too. For instance, these
Atwood Checks (52 inches)
were made to sell at 81, five
colorings.
Step along up the price line
big values are regularly
the rule. Like this:
3S-inch Atwood French
Crepon, in ID shades, 75c.
AZ shadesFrenchC repon. 81.
42-inch French Crepon, in
9 shades, at SI.25.
The Penn's Grove record., 1892-03-04

On Monday Clara B. Pedrick died at
the residence of Jacob Featherer, her
grand father, of diptheria. On
the same day Richard S. Layton's
~lO-year-old daughter Lena, died of dip.
iberia. These makes three deaths from
that disease in Central School district.
Some think there must be something
the matter with the water and the
Trustees have sent a:.sample to the State
Chemist at New brunswick. There is
much sorrow in the district and mourn
ing families have tie sympathies of
their neighbors.
The Penn's Grove record., 1892-03-04
PERSONALS

Mrs. Lydia Guest Is visiting relatives
in Pottsyille, Pa.
Jos. j. Summerill, of Woodbury. spent
Sunday with relatives IN Penn's Grove.
Frank W. Tussey is II of the Cit
izen Committee appointed to work in
conjunction the Democratic Campaign
Committee, of Camden.
William 4. Garrison, President of
the Columbia (Pa.) Wagon Works was
in town on Wednesday visiting old
friends.
Miss frankie Fogg, OF Woodstown,
is employed in Jos. J Summeri!l's law
Office IN Woodbury., as shorthand and
typewriter.
Miss G. L. Hayes, formerly Of Way-
erly, N. J., has been installed as assist
ant at W. D. Robbins's popular drug
store. The f%orethought OF Mr.. Robbins
in securing q lady assistant will be
greatly appreciated by many Penn's
Grove ladies. Penn's Grove extends a
htarty welcome TO the new conner
The Penn's Grove record., 1892-03-04

Rev. d. W. G. McIntire will preach
to the I~Ieptasophs Sunday morning and
his evening subject will be 1.-THE Open
Door"
Rev. II. J. Patterson's Sunday morn
ing subject in the Bethel Church will
br spiritual Harvest" Evening sub
jec,, ''Ihe BlrssednesS of Doing Good"
Rev. j. G. Stump will preach on
Baplis, DJctrine AZ Penn's Grove
Baptist mission Sunday afternoon.
There las been Il great revival at
Shirly in Piltsgruve. E Eighteen heads
of families have been converted and a
new cliurcl, is talked Of.
a correspondent to ii county paper
says. The revival in Sllarptown con-
Quoted by our Pastor Rev. Il. &. Parker
still! continues with increasing interest.
About twehty-tlree have proiessed con-
version and the altar is still crowded
with penitents. Bro. Parker was sent
to our church last Spring very much
against his will, but the great head OF
the church has overruled the appoint
ment for the good Of The Church. We
have had a most prosperous year. The
benevolent collections far in advance of
of wha. they have ever been. 1t is the
unanimous request of the official board
that he be returned to us for another
year but in the event that he should b,
taken from us the man whofollows him
will find our Church in a much more
prosperous condition than did Bro.
Parker.
The Penn's Grove record., 1892-03-04
SlIERIFF'S SALE
or VALUABLE
REAL ESTATE

IN CIIANCERY OF NEW JERSEY.
Between David Wiley, executor } Fl. "a. for sale
OF Josiah Morris, dec. Complt. of Mortgaged
And Joseph II. Weber eft ux. Premises.
DeftS.
BY virtue OF the above stated writ, to me dI-
Tected and delivered. | will sell at public ven
due, in front of TIL" Court House in the City Of
Salem,
ON MONDAY, MARCH 7h, 1892.
Between the hours of Il and 5 o'clo X in the At.
terIoon Of said day ito wit at ] O'Clock p. NJ
al that plantation, tract or piece ofland, situate
in the township OF Warrington, in the County
ed as follows:
Beginning at Salem Creek in a line OF Joseph
Matlack, and running thence bounding thereon
south torty-three degrees twenty minutes West
forty six Chains to a conner in the line Of land
OF the heirs of Thomas Hinchman, decd thence
thereby North ~fOfty-fiye degrees and twenty-five
minutes West twenty chains and seventy links
70 a corner OF David and ElwOod kiger's land
thence thereby North forty-three degrees and
twenty minutes East thirty.one chains and
seyenty-fOur links TO a corner of lands bought
by j. ". G. llinchman thence thereby South
forfy-siN degIeesand fifty minutesI.as thirteen
chains and ninety links TO q corner in the mid
die OF the Courses Landing public road; thence
by the middle OF said road Moth thirty eight
and 4 half degrees East fifteen chains and forty.
five links to 4 corner OF Summerilrs land;
thence by Lands OF Summerill North forty-eight
degrees East about seven chains and twenty
five links TO the Salem creek thence up Salem
creek by the cUuIsesthereo to the place OF be-
ginning containing within said bounds Eighty
acres OF land and premises, be the same more or
less.
Seized and taken into execution as the prop
erty of Joseph IL. Wehher ct ux, defendants, at
the suit OF David Wiley, executor OF Josiah
JAMES NEWELL, Sheriff.
G.. II. SiunickSOn, SOl'r. Dated Shcrif'S ONCE,
Salem, n. d., Feb, 3, lSg2. asst.
The Penn's Grove record., 1892-03-04

There are pleasure seek
ing groups about the Cling
hams every day. Cling
hams The vastness Of the
stock, the crossing lines
of values, the mingling of
styles, the conglomeration of
ideas, the bewildering maze of
colors-all combine to create
mental confusion.
Look along the lines. Leave
out the Silk Stripes and Plaids,
the Bedford Cords and all the
rich ranges so beautiful that
you question which gives richer
results, the boil or the cocoon?
Come along to the original
Ginghams of the period. The
aristocrats from Glasgow at
4oc and soc smile at you ; the
magnlhcentC olonlalswells from
Massachusetts Bay and the
Providence Plantaticns-25c,
so like the Scotch--laugh at
you, and then the a0Onde'' Of
the day, the No0eliy Gmgh0mS
at I5r, break into cheers, such
bargain cheers as you never
heard before.
The advertiser pauses. I5c
or 5oc-whicho Straighten
that qucstion-no, no, yen
must settle it. What greater
witness to the grandeur of a
stocko 1t bars the adj
vertiser's path. He gives up
the task of analysis and de-
scription of Ginghams.
The Penn's Grove record., 1892-03-04

The Dresses and Costumes
that are now ready to be shown
are all new. You cannot find
an oldfamiliar in all the lot
no, not one. That is an ele-
ment of progress in our
stock of Women's Ready
made Garments. No grass
nor weeds growing there,
Newness, freshness, novelty,
alertness-"Face to-the-front'
and Forward double quick
are the orders in the Warp,
Coat and Dress Departments
These Dresses are exclusive
almost entirely. Three fourths
Of all that we show are to be
found only here. And they
are economical. Dresses at
$40 and less. Dresses at $40
and over. The charm of ele.
giant economy suffuses the
Dress Stock for this Spring.
The Moujik Coat of the
Russians, the Bell Skirt.
bodice of Tyrolese and Pied
m~onlese, the English Boz
Coat--all touch and grace the
Dress Stock.