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The state herald., 1893-03-03
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When the publishers decided TO issue
The Journsi swiss . week d the same
'pr,os d ihs old wsshiiss. ei.0o per year,
thsy struck just vhst ths public wanted
-somsthins bssvsse the old-fashsoosd
vsskliss ssd The hish.pnesd daily. The
success Of ssn,.wsekly Journal has
been immediate and continued. Il hes
dissanosd every oes q iss oaes- s-ussk
rivals. Il dossst take loas 70 convince
psopls that . GOOD live paper every
Tussdsy and Friday 10 better than only
oas week, especially vsso ,ou sppssl
to their pocket bouts. and give il 70
them ct the ssns psiss. Rssdsrs will
testify that Il u almost - eood - .
daily. Its markets t~ics 9 vssk srs
worth the money. Four conpisss new
els each year ~ .rhs Duchess" Miss
Brad'ion, and other widely known auth.
oss, alone are worth the dollar. Its leg.
islstivs news 10 il strong poiut just
now. Ills Vids-avaks. spssds money
for news, and 10 slvays In the lssd. You
can sss IL superiority over the old-i.sh.
ioned weekly. Everyone Who suLst ribss
NOW gets Ssasids L,brsry free. This
offer won't hold good always. One Of
our big o6srs 10 The Bsni. Weekly Jour
nal and Weekly New yo,k Tribune,
both one year for el.2j. Regular price
- l.
The state herald., 1893-03-03

netauli having lsen ,aa.'- In ,hr i~,m.sa IL .
lIcci,nin rranis-n,, Noir ~sssu,s,l ty .Ansss,:
u. 4, ,"lr fur 'ir principal SUN ~ ess kpRssvsi
,inllnrs lssol ua,nf,l. IN the ori~r ~ Hayden
4 D.ckin-on. and .scar,-l ny a rr!'nln ds~d ~
ifus, ,tacui,si h, .all Ansasiu. n, tols On TIE
nh ia, 81 Ape,,.i 4 u issi, and frccri,.l sn the
isih ia, ~ Aus,is, A y il,i. IN hoh ~.
~ rags " III The t,-orl. III tsasnB eoDn',. state
~ ulDfnilo. tnblic noti-s II hrt sls given thni
The nnstsis,r'i. Job a, te,jsf 'rys''c In aid
,ls,Ai ~ trust ysn,ipn-t. Will ~ sIt'ns snd IN.
DEF tie ts,Wrt nn authority ~ said lssi @ trust
AMI inf The iufpo.r ibrsrin mshikn~l seli -
iuile .,ie,lon. ., the fremont sfspet ss~ " he
uH lii-i.e In Tho e,sinit u Atarsh,e. stase 81
tnl.'1,a'., At o.. hout ~ 's.iy W ".lsss 80.
i,r nrs.fij rsssr,.,t In SAIL del II tswss. Do.
-crl-.l as ioll.v.. te~i,i ne sssth.y.ct
quarter INV til III section oste ~ IN es1Aahlp
ia 90 mait. ,n,Mls fosi, ..if ttsl vr.i, sts ai
wa,,r ..,in,,. i.hmsins :, ~ ssM le,,sse
anil all AMI .lpsnlsr ~ rsts,l's-. ans
ai,tu tinnshr4s ti,.etp tssieNafsSe sSirpasr
IL ihs coun,t ~ ihIau,-, fe!isSy q ~
Of the county Of L"" l ,,s s.s.r, :' Y,.s
rifst inrct,ion. r.b si,h. issi.
The state herald., 1893-03-03
BEATTY'S ORGANS T E,Sso a. ;' ~.
Hague Adalrr.s or call .on phsItL =. im,nt.
Washington, n. J.
. tilrst publication Mich 4. iri, }
I = Land uitt,r sterling lola.
Inn u I.lIl

Complaint having been entered NJ III. ONE.
by jhinrs toln against Hanson nnhrsrL
fur failure 10 eo'nplN withihw ~ 10 rlmlots
,uliutu tnif, NJ ma dh,"h jnnu - is-, ~,
~ the ne :, 500 " tpAn, range ~ In rhils
lips eonntS. tniofri.. Win Ninw 10 the
ran,rilniloB ~ -nl,, entry, contestant niirr.
Ing that Hnhsoni Nnhrock fnilri dnrinu iiir
ana years after date NJ III entry ,ulant
or r.usc u hT planted ten ncr,i- NJ ttru. segd.
Of ruttinE. IN snld thrt, III former plnn,
lnH having fniied ~ nrow nni tint hr fnlinl
" srssviNN'r said itnri NJ required hy mw
nnT tim, MI NJ sHid failures stiil exist
Tie said parties ntr hereby summoned 10
sptrnt NJ thi- mice on THE sith DAY Ut Npfii
tstt Ht 10 o'clock ~ to respond aud furnish
rstimonS concerning sad nll.sri fniinrr.
T. tbbMDN. lirniaipr.
The state herald., 1893-03-03

At the West side court in Dcnye
where Judge Glynp is low sitting there
was few things ont OF tie or liEnry
happened laa week First there was an
contemporaries attorney who dlsohcyed
the conrt AMI resisted arrest. lie re-
manned in jail till no way sure Phillips
eonnty's disiric' judge was to be oheyed,
4 day cr two afterwards the famous DR..
Graves was ID his cour. with attorneys
a,'ha % tho date "a his trial fixed and
My the 22na was tho date fixed. Al.
together the judge certainly did no,
have timc hang heavily upon his hands.
The state herald., 1893-03-03

tSstss pah,ss.ton Feb 18th. 1885,, No "a
Laad Vhlce Is st~riins cuio.
Feb 18th tuBJ
N osice y hereby eivcn. that the following
sentiea 70 make flnAl pr0of in support OF his
ciAtn aud that said proof will bs nludo he
f"re VIM. Z. Robinson q, .inmis sioner U, =. cir.
osis court fer the district Of Colorado, At lIo.
yoke, Phillips county, Colo. on Mch Is, 1865
viz;
FRED ". HAWKS,
j 1eo9 for the NV ~ SEC - tp7n, r ~ W.
lie names the following witncsses to prove
Ms continuous rcsidoncc upon and cuiiiya.
ti0n q, sad land, viz.
William u. Moore, Il lIolyokc, Colo.
NAteon fAtsnon, E"
William l.Awr,
frsAcisco l.. FULLER. :. Maxlun, i"
NE TEDNOS. Register.
The state herald., 1893-03-03

tfirst puhiicat or v.b sIiss) no &C
Nnt.ca fur public atiur.
Land .oes 81 Strriipg. { olora,ln
6eb Is, lxJ3
NOTICE 10 hrrehy gives that the following
~ nam~.t settler iss llssi notice Of hi. iu:rs-
tiow To- make anal rrssf In support 81 Ills claim.
anf that asid j,rsrS viii Ice made i~f.rr
VINO RsiAssou t'oniuiissioncr 4 : circuit
raert for the district II c.i"rudo At IIni,nIr
rhillips esunts. .'s'orada. on Y Arrh II isa yit;
FREMONT stOtr
Hid kntry No ba41 Ter the ioss and and 2
y nv Ia sec -, tpyn, rGw
lie nat,tes the follou lag witnesses to prove
hts contih sous resid~nce upon aud culSiva-
ttOn sr. sHId land, viz:
samuel eNls VI llayfup. Clio.
GeOrge ". J.,hrson "a
lleseEiah EprTsan
Joshua stoiicr
u. y. rspsox. Register.
The state herald., 1893-03-03

You can always judge town aud its
people, says tho lntor-Ocean, by its
newspaper. Never buy town lots or
lakd where poor half.starved newspa.
per is published. Newspapers these
days are necessity, not n luxury. They
are so cheap that Tho poorest man can
have them unless he Is rnnuing n bill ut
a saloon. 1t matters not how many city
papers mt n may take. lie sbould CIV.
an honest support TO his home paper.
The state herald., 1893-03-03

lv1rss publication Eel, % ir5l No Css
Nut!re tur Publication.
Land once ~ sterling, Colorado
Feb 81 irri ,
NOrilEis hereby given that the following
~ NAMED srsSicv has dlrd notscc of Ills III.
sentioa ~ make nnsi y'rssf Ia support VI his
claim. Aad that said prssof " III In mad. before
Wm. q. ltsbtnsou rs,innisasancr 4 = Circuit
Cart far the district of Cobra "a at iIoiyok g
Phillips county Colorado. ON Ach u iHs' Ma :
GEORGE WILCOX,
Md Entry Ne 'i'v fer the NV i sec u tn =
u, rAng~ II ".
Tie naIsr. th~ follow ing witnesses 20 prove
his continuous rrstdcnce upon And ruitiya
stOW of. said land, via;
Michael L.. Caatney, of ll.,yokc. Colo
william u. neiissd.
tyrus ". hlsck
Ole Jrsry,
n. Y. TKpuoN, Register.
The state herald., 1893-03-03

U,rst publication Feb 10 ixas) No e:s
Notice ior Prhi.r
Land Once At st-riing Colo,
febs, IsUJ
Notice H. hereby given that the following
~ named settler has ni-d nsticc Of his In
tcntion Z" make anal proof In support Of his
calm and that said proof will In. t,indc he.
forc clerk 81 district court Phillips county
Colo NJ liolyokc Colo. on March ls.lsyi.
viz:
JOSEPH n. nAiNBRIDGE,
I'D Gntry No iiois for tho sw I sec IL tn II.
rang Tw.
lie names the following witnesses to proyo
his continuous residence upon and cultiva
tiou Of. said land, viz:
Dave u. Neost, Of Ila1,un, Colo,
James hile-tt,
t.ecrHe usndrteks
Niliism Stay
HErEDxoN. Register.
The state herald., 1893-03-03

Last fall democra.s who were after
votes in Colorado snd as between Clrvs-
land and Harrison there was but little
difference between the two upon the ail
absorbing silver question:. Wonder
what our democratic brethren think Of
it by this time? No difference, Oh no.
The state herald., 1893-03-03
t,,r, ys.,'..,Ie. ,n.;rn..s.l Ma. ~,
Notice for Publication.

". y. ia. ''"
!; s.,rs r.: he, " t fc!', z, y: ,
ihsi ssi1 rsssi tn s .c.ls lsEss sisss *
hlstss.t eeHt. thlIMee !esahty. coss>. 81 1eoi.
''a' c''''' ." :.AAssiHhI.lI;Is M n. ssRI;a,ns.
III Ents, No. ~, ~ ID. : ! see -, ~ Q
u, tnnseN
Ne nsa,ss the lolisstMs vissssps ~ vscvs HE
ss,Msiesgss !sssdehes up'sa. sni cultivation u.
x, ..a. I 4 Hsss ., r iis''eA. ce!o.
i,sx..Rszis"; {.
sHsg, rgpNoN. sgss,st.
The state herald., 1893-03-03
Nstlce OF Fimnl Settlement.
IN THE NATTER OF THE ESTATE OF NJ
CHAEL FRANCIS, DECEASED.

Notice is hereby gwen that on Monday, the 81,
day Of March A. D., 1858, bcirg ono OF the rcgu-
lar days Of tho January term Of the
county court Of Phillips county,
In the state Of Colorado. Mary Francis, admin
istratrix Of said estate will apreir before the
judge OF said court, present my Anal settlement
a. such administrators pray the approval Of the
same and will then apply to be discharged Us
such ADMINISTRATIVE. Al which tiinc and place
any person In interest may appear and present
objections to tho same. IL any there be.
Dated at Holyoks Colorado. February 0, 1880.
FLO MARY FRAScIs,
tloeeasc.l
The state herald., 1893-03-03
Re T'nY fianu-. Organs sii up, Want
Beatty. Washington. y. J.
lflr,, publication Fob /, ,~s.l No. 81,

Nu,.cn for Publication,
Land once. sterling. cola.
teb u tNri
Notice !. hereby Given that III. follow ing
~ nRmci settler has fiiri notiro u his III.
trntion To make inal prof In -npIDrt ~ hts
slnin,, ana ,hnt .nih proof VIII i.' mnda br-
furv Nm. q, ttOhinron. commissioner q, a.
Circuit couri for ~. district of Caiovsdo ut
itnly"kc, thiliip- county, Colo. on Mrh 70,
isQJ. Via.
ANEL u. CARLSON,
Efst for The -.w y -ec ~ tp1n,rrW.
He nniucs the following witnesses TO ptoss
MS cnntinnons residence upon and oulu,a-
tlon of, sad land, via.
Frank ~. Petersen, II IluNtun Coio
hHtir- u. f,ausOn
Fred ". Hawks,
Crofgs \. Peterson,
u J. Tspnos Register.
The state herald., 1893-03-03

The most Intelligent people IT our com
innni'y rrcognise In Dcwit,'s Little Ear.
y lase's pills of unrluaici merit for
dyspepsia. hcadnchc mud constipation.
Very small, pc'fcc, in action. CIT,
y. nR Stow
The state herald., 1893-03-03
trrst rublIca,,sn FEB IL 1851 No COS
iilb1 Culture Csnnatatisn Prssi.
Nuttce Tor Puhlic alton

Nutice Tor Public alton.
TACT March 3rd 1917
United States Land once. sterling Colo
Jan ~, lsy3
Notice is,hereby given that John j. kiopp
las hled notlro Of Intention to make com.
nutailon pref before Nm. c. Robinson,
manufacturer Y. 3. circuit e.,nrt fur the dis,
riet q Colorado, II his ONCE in Holyoke,
'hillipa county. Colo, on Tuesday, the en-
iay Of April iiss. ON timber culture spplica
lion No l3dd1 for the NV ~ section No d In
ewnship No n range No - Y.
lie nHnies.as Witneascs:
Calvin Il. Ballenginc, Of Wmkemxn Colo,
Michael Cuuniaxham. /" HOlyoke
Auderson Ralientine, Wakcnan
Arch L. Durdctte,
II Z TEpMoN Register
The state herald., 1893-03-03

II isa truth In medicine that tho email.
eat dosa ,hn' performs n cure IN tho host.
Dcwi,t's lit,lo Early Ripcra nrc tho
smallest pills. will perform tho cure, and
nro tho best. City Drug Siorc.
The state herald., 1893-03-03
lFir-t publication Feb io.l No. e7s
Notice for Publication.

Feb. sth, 1874.
Notice IL horchy given that tho followin. named
~ settler has filed notice Of Ills intention to
make final proof In enpport al his claim, and
that said proof will be mndc before VIM. T..
Robinson, Commissioner 4. :. Circuit court
for tho district Of Colorado, at Holyokc, Phil
lips county, lolo. on March IL. isaI. viz:
PRUDENCE N RCRNHAM,
range t3w.
Ho names tho following witnesses 10 prove hin
continuous residence upon, and cultivation of,
said land. viz:
Gust johnson, of Ilolyoke, Colo.
Cornelius N. bile I" e
John Z. Wolf. Z"
Stuart W. Gcggs =" " ="
II. T.. TEDMON. Register,
The state herald., 1893-03-03
tirsi publication N.i, y isn1. / No 60
Timber Culture Iiul Presf
Sossp

Nntrn Tor puhlicnilnr,
" :. Land onlcc At sterling. Colorado, }
..,, March I. i~l
=, shn'np hn- flr,i notice ~ In.
trntiuh 10 make nnnl proof b4,,,rr
r'.th ~ epunty rolfi, tbiiilp. county
an saturday III" Hib dny ~ Aptii, isii, u,,
iiWhrt culi nro application NJ gsti fur The lots
nml nhh -'w rfvf -"c No d. IN ruwn.
chip NJ y ~, range No fsw
n" maui - ~ sitnp--f4t
Harry \ rfuRt,, 1T ityivul,. ,,,i.
Nntt \, hiffenhnrg. -
Edward Mcdonald, -
Oscar Tfelr, 81
H. T. TrnNu>, tru,.,,,
The state herald., 1893-03-03
irs, Publication Meha.l
y \ Land Oiiis -iefiiNs taia

trb 10 kBs 40 wv
Complaint having t~er entered ut ihi. 81.
nre W sANurt Wisktises against oitnrb,u
Hanger for sbWHewths HE ttUine-tsn,i Entfy
No. ~. dst.i April stb. is.', upon the ~
\ OF see u, ~ N. range ~ ". In phili,ps
Z ,umty. .'vltsho. With . View To the cancel.
isiion II said entry,
fhr said varii,s ase hereby summoned 10
Arpesf ~ this office IN TIE y say ~ May
isasI NJ IN O'Clock a ~ ~ fv.pond and furnish
tesiin'spuy eosu,'fniHx said alleged abandon
.nrrgpNoS. Register.
The state herald., 1893-03-03

tiirss publication Feb 10 1882 SO S:s
b. Notes fer Public attun,
Land ONCE at Sterling. Colo.
Feb Z, ISIS
Noiice 10 hereby given that the following
= nRmed settler has filed notice OF his In
tentisn TO make anal pr oof In support Of hts
claim. and that said proof will be made be-
forewm'C Robinson con,n,issionerof the U 8
circuit court for the district Of Colorado. At
Iloiyoke ftiliips county Color ado OH Mch
u 1850, Wis:
SAMUEL &. LEWIS.
I'D Entry No no for tho Sc y See Stp1 N,
range Vw,
lie naInes the following witnesses to prove
his conuauous residence upon, md cuitivx-
tion Of, said land. viz:
Gust johnson. Of uoIyokc, Colo,
Cornelius u Ollie.
John T. Wolf
stuart v, Begxs
~. r. rEbnoN Register
The state herald., 1893-03-03

Co!orado's legislators were at the
Nav Mexican capitol last week on n
jubke,ing tour.
The state herald., 1893-03-03

Gr1vor Cleveland Is despoiler o!
political parties aud we are glau OF it.
The state herald., 1893-03-03

prImmv'c pIlNOc-Orenns S23 uI. War
bEATTI ) FlANUS nnted 10 years. Cnta'--
liz fro. Address Daniel F. Beatty, Washington
New Jersey,
The state herald., 1893-03-03
tlnrst Publication rcb II 1885,, No. on
f@nbes.cslisn Csnuulatisa mt

i1nIW.tllan Cenuslatiel Pfeei.
Notes for Puhlic atiun.
(Act March . lsail
Feb. !, lsee.
Notice Il hereby gives that Nililam v. re-
ter has Aled notscS 1t iAtentiea " ,nAke com.
Al sterling. Gallo. On Tuesday. the nth day Of
March,. ISIS. On tsnsbef-cuIture application
NJ. <!ee. for the Sc IL Of section Nos. In tswn
chip No n, range u ".
No nainos ~ witnesses:
AinnEo trAak,- cf nAxtun, Colo,
frod Frank. e."
Gillett Gleason, rleming, &c
T1bnoA keister.
The state herald., 1893-03-03

The papers are fail Of railroad wrecks.
We heard ono man say il was caused by
I'll many peoplo riding on passes
The state herald., 1893-03-03
SUMMONS. g.
c sts5a2' os rp rEifi.iss.. :.
l. The coas,y co~rs.
Avsusuus Bsss A.
fiaiHuR


la The Coast, corrs.
ASsssuss - .~
W go - An.s
!sASld 3. rAagessa. nesy Asa svMoeas.
rangoers ,Csesye ~ eeseea esd
i:S sssi.<ss s:iss sSEs s.s.
- Urrsoe . Harry. 10y y
- Lsss, - nss. ~; y. Isssa
1si.sis ssSssvs. esd -, {.
webb, ISsssndsnn.l
THk PIOrt.G " THE krATk Oh COLD
xAtNi.
Wy rarSssrs 6.lsS Susinsss v1dss sSc 6rm
saWs u nuTtsa Q MnrveS, sil~y n. l~osE.
esas y . Clainsi4 onS ssoa, ssa A.
The state herald., 1893-03-03

tFirst publication Feb II ls93)
Land Ofllce Sterling Colo. ~, an,
Jan -, ls.l3. ~" ''''
Complaint having b Ell entered at this Of
" ice by Charles smith xgainst Agnes Y.
Guthric for abandoning her Homestead cn try
No. s,16 datcdApril Ind 1885,, upon the ne /,
section y, township o n. range ~ W Ia rhl.
lips county, Colorado. with view to the can.
collation. Of raid entry,
The said parties arc hereby summoned tn
appear At this Office on the 18th ,iay of Mci,
1898 at 0o'clock IN to respond and furnis III
testimony concerning snid alleged abandon.
mont.
HE TEDMON. Register.
The state herald., 1893-03-03

tfir-t publication ran ,, iSsi.l NJ. 60
Nui.ce for Public atiuil
i-nti "li,ra az STERLING, Colorado.
Jan .;..is.l.
kISTlt Il i-l"r.liv given that thu f,il,,w i.,;..
named settler iia- h,,.i mi iru ~ Li- in,.u
ttnn ~ mtt. iinnl prr-,i IN sur,s,rs
VI HE c',in. and TINT siii prof will ~. ns,i~
before Wmt Robinson toinisi--io rr 4 y
tifcui' Cont for the isirict Of tolui,, :. At
Holy Ne Philips county. toio. IN March g.
i-iNiz:
.iuiiv ,J,Ek ~,
ia tutTy NJ U,i for llr, --u ar --r IN +.
~ rai.g. ~
III. nHnlrt tic ial usiui: wi,nU,. rs 10 p.ovo
ms co tlnuutt. residence nin,a, mud rutiivn
lion NJ. - linil, viz.
>il- -nHis ~. 81 liaxt.n t,ro
Gi- nf :. .'r'mrr,
NAN Pei r-,n.
j.nn i>aac>on, " iyuk~
" Efli'i,,,s tt..f1 ter
The state herald., 1893-03-03

|Seni-AnRua Statement Of the Receipts { Expenditures
OfPhillipc County, Colorado, for the one year
Ending December 3lst. 1892,
Warrant Account.
The state herald., 1893-03-03

In'crcs, will hs above Warrants alter Asslh
b. A. HOSKlNS. County Treasurer
In connection with the foregoing Warrant y that this
the outstanding u Phillips psyiss .,.rs
floating Indebtedness the county The business bsse %
cash bras Yours truly A. uONkiNs T,ss.
The state herald., 1893-03-03
BeArTY's ORGANS n S,"i E NAN, %. g,
Ca,'ls .Tsr. aG.:ir.s DaSirL 7. BaAr,r.
Washington. Nj
ilr't liib iraiio Ian "a N.s-J
Timber Cullair tannstz.iea l'r.uf
Art Marc. is;i.
Notice for Publication.

4. 5. LAND OFFICE STERLING. tpLO.y
Jan ~ tssri
Blair ha. rl.d noiirs of intrn tim 4, make,
communications proof before clerk of districs
court thillin-connty. tnln.. Mt lis office In
iioiNol-. Colo, on saturday the 9TH day II
March. Us, on tipbvr. rriiurr application
No il1il Tor thr lots and Z? and 81, ne ar Of
see No ~ Noe n. rnngr No u ".
lie nnincs ~ witnesses:
freciiom >praguc, Of lloiyokc. Colo.
liza ri-on \ riis,
William II Lane,
SAMUEL Lain, %
III TEDMuN, Ergister.
The state herald., 1893-03-03
First Publication Feb III No. &c
Notice for Publication.
Land Office at Startling, cnlo.
FcbS tHic

Notice is hereby given hat the following man,
ed settler hns filed notice of his intention to
make hnai proof in suppcrt Of his claim. and
that said prnof will be made b~for~ Clerk uf
District Court Phillips County. Colurs.lo,at
Holyok., taln. On Arr,l s.i-sr,, Viz:
JOIN u. HEIDBRlN,. onc ui the hrirsaf John
J. lIri,lbrink. deceased.
n r III W.
He names the following witnesses To prove his
continuous residence upon. and cultivation ~,
said land Wis;
Newtnn ,i'gg, 81 ll"l,oir. Colo.
Mnhl"n u! .'nar,
Cc,aisr y -ihyi u. &"
II. u. Tk3hON. Register.
The Penn's Grove record., 1893-03-31
The Farmers Mutual Fire ms, Co.

SALEM COUNTY.
oFY1oE-HEAD OF MARKET ST., SALEM.
TlHIS old and reliable Company Of 80 years
l. standing continues to insure all kinds OF
property, not extra hazardous, in town or conn-
try for any length of time not exceeding five
years at as low rates as will pay losses and ex.
penses. 1t insures against fire or lightning or
damage by either. Its losses are promptly adj
tusted and paid. Its funds on hand are ample
to meet all probable loss, being larger than. at
any previous time Of its existence and steadily
character and amount to surely meet all losses
however extraordinary, and cannot be FILTERED
away by unfortunate investment or ~defaultinB
officers.
Washington, William B. Carpenter, woodruff
Petit, Qulnton ?. Harris, J. II. Sinnickson, O..
Fl. Sinnickson,B Barclay Griseom, J C. Holme,
Charles Hires, and Josiah Wistar, d. +. Grier.
EXECUTIVE COmmittee-W. b. Carpenter,
President; Charles W. Casper, Joseph Wad-
I'm. .n'e' "esAiy' On 'sVen'n uAs' as' ''0'A
Secretary and Treasurer-woodnutt Petit,
to whom applicants may be made in relation
TO any business connected with the Company,
At the of1o3 OF the Company, $50 East Broad
In addition to the above the following per.
sons have been elected Agents anu Suryeyorsi
r. NJ. Hltchner, Elmer. e
George i. Grier, Woodstown. "
Josiah Summerill, PENIS Grove.
Daniel d. Hitchner, Cohansey. d.
J, Forman Sinnickson, l.. p. Neck.
John Hitchner, Alloway. -:
Joseph B. Liyezey, Berkeley.
David d. Griscom, Marlton, MI.
y George h. Morrison, Salem.
O.. Z. Sickler, e
WIN B. CARPENTER, President.
Woodruff PETIT, Seo'y and Treasurer.
The Penn's Grove record., 1893-03-31
A Race Track ApOI0gist,

Tile press of this State, with Il few
exceptions, deplores the action of the
Thompson and Flynn Legislature in re,
gard to the ace track bills. Some of
our exchanges, however, commend the
legislation which granted such extraor-
dinary privileges to the gamblers. One
of these sheets, which is edited by a
man who P~reliXes his name with "'Rey."
goes ont of the way to say that the
members from this county did the right
thing in casting their votes in favor of
the Parker bills. Compared with time
serving editors eitheI. the Duke OF
his Starter Flynn may be regarded as a
saint of high degree.-SeQSido Gazette.
"Well This is richness ~personifed.
OF all the refreshing gall that is dis
played SO often among our republican
contemporaries commend us to the Edi.
tor of the Seaside Ga=eac.
We have no objections to being '.call.
ed down. when even we are discovered.
to have made Il ilagrant break but
we do protest most heartily against
being misstated or m~isquoted. We
never used the language imputed to us
i'll the above article, but we did say
that we believed that our democratic
representatives Senator Terhune and
Assemblymen lIonce and Strahan act.
ed and voted conscientiously and for
what they thought were for the best in
terest oil the people of the County, and
that they should not be eensured for it.
We still think the anne Coast Echo,
j. ". LaughlM editor, founder Of the
Penn'S Gr0re Record.
The Penn's Grove record., 1893-03-31

fuses to put itself on record in an atti-
tude Of open hostility TO the saloon.n
Resolved, :. That here and now VT
do solemnly declare in favor of ProlIi-
bition pure and simple.
Resolved, s.. That we earnestly pro-
test against the action of the last lesis-
lature for repeating The law which
made a disorderly house a crime, and
substituting for it a law which makes
it only a misdemeanor.
Resolved, o. Tina. we most emphat-
ically denonnce the odious county ex-
else act as one of the most infamous
laws which now disgrace our onee
splendid commonwealth of New Jersey,
and hereby pledge ourselves to record
our vote for no candidate, of whatever
political party, who will pledge himself
TO vote for its immediate repeal.
LEVI LAREw, Chairman.
JoHN +. SEcHRIsT, Secretary.
The Penn's Grove record., 1893-03-31
Ifyou receive nine.tenths Of n

gallon of paint, you should pay only
nine-tenths of the gallon price. The
United States standard gallon is M
of the many good points about the
Chiffon Paint. You can rely on the
correct measure always. Aud, as you
get more quantity in the goods, 81 also
you get better quality. They are made
only with pure linseed oil and the best
turpentine drIers, 10 i'll smelling ben.
zine. They cover more surface-pr6p-
erIy corer it, mind you-than any other
paint known, and they are more dura-
bic, for the oil and pigments are mixed
aud ground together seven times by
machinery. Chiffon Paint Co., New
York and Boston.
The Penn's Grove record., 1893-03-31

In another column are published
some interesting ordinances which
have been adopted by the Board OF
Health of Upper PENIS Neck town
ship. These are as binding upon our
citizens as any otlIer law and should be
read by all to Learn What each citizen
owes to the public good and the public
health of the community Every per-
son does not live to himselfalome. Each
one is a part Of a community and has
to, give mp something that may be a
convenience or profit or may cost one
something to dispose of for the public
good. For these reasons these restric.
tive and p%rohibitory laws are: made.
Anything detrimental TO the
public OF private health are de-
clared ~nuisances IL therefole prohibits
ed and personal liberty restrained.
The Penn's Grove record., 1893-03-31
s'Onensiye craftsmanship De-
fined. ~

Postmaster General Bissel has told a
Kentucky Congressman that stump
ing for HARRISON did not constitute
"offenSive partisauship" in a postmas.
ter, provided that lie did not neglect
the duties of his Office. More specili-
cally, Mr.. Bissell thus defined the
offensive partisan: .
~ Ore who would turn his office in
to political headquarters; (2J one who
would manipulate the mails in the in
terest of his party; 90 one who would
collect and solicit funds for the use of
his party, and (i) one who would use
the position to coerce patrons of the
Office into voting as he wished.