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4 InnclY Fox Hunt.

4 gray fox was captured by County
Jaller Lew Russell on Twenty-hrst street
Tuesday night after a long chase. ana u
now incarcerated in barrei IN 'he JAZZ
yard
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lHSu uOQtdllohSs II lpuI hlpWg WIN btirto
favoring buyers. especially on winter
wheat flour Wheat, 6y9sQGllse.. No.
red. 5SH5Ss.c. Corn. 4tsc oats, Al2c
Pork. sl255dl2.57a. Lard. sG;SSlt6 eI,t
Sides. S. s0d6s Whskey N.l5.
CHICAGO LIVESTOCK MARKET.
UNION STOCK-YARDS ILL, June a.
Cattle-Receipts, 1900 head; market
weak; common TO extra steers, SSya4&:
stockers and feeders, S2O~t3.5O. cows ana
bulls. sl2jU350; calves, s2.2lH4i5.
weak; heavy siSja5G5; common to choice
mixed 81 70H505; choice assorted $4,000
4sj light. sLe5aL90; pigs. tL@q47o
Sheep-Receipts. 5000 head; market
steady; inferior to choice sl25a2.I5: lambs
S00u3.O. .r,r,
CINCINNATI, o., June H.-Flour-
Spring patent, S.5O43S; family S-@'n
" Wheat-No. aired &d5GNc; No. 8 red.
Corn-No mixed. i3c.; No. white,
Oats-No. 2 white. 4sc.
Pork Mess. SEQ; clear mess, $3.50;
Lard-Steam leaf. &C.: kettle-drIed, nc.
Bacon-Steady; shoulders, Sac; short
rib sides, 73sa75zc.; do. clear SIDES 'sV
Whiskey-steady at Sl.l5.
THE COTTON MARKETS
LIVERPOOL. June II p. Mot
ton-American mlddling June. 5I-tp
3 80. Sid; June and July, 0-6fn5 es-6h.
July and August, 1i-6hgS Ss-otd. Ausus'
and September, 3 5s-6in3 Sod; septem-
Der and October, 59-6ta3 0-6td; OCTOBER
and November. . C0-6ili3 6l-Gfd.; Noyem-
Der and December. 6i-6id, buyers, De
cember and January, e2.6h;' BUYERS
January and February. 5-Vd., buyers
oil utligf "A The decline
NEW YORK. June Election quiet and
steady; middiing Gulf. I 9-l6e.; middling
upIands. 5-l6c. Sales, sd bales. fu-
lures closed steady: sales. 80. 1o bales;
June, Sol: July N9; August S;ys; Sspr
G.2i; December. s'A; January 1913; Feb
NEW ORLEANS, June FIXTURES
quiet and steady; sales. 40 bales; June.
IS 50; July, s6.S1; August. %.II; september,
1916 October, s6.2' November, 8N; De-
cember, S.Si; January, 800. February
S.O7.
NAVAL STORE MARKETS.
WI. MINGTON. y. c. June E.-Rosin
firm: strained. s2i1c. good strained, Gis%
Tirpentine-nothing doing. Tar nrm -
$40. Crude turpsptine quiet; hard, Sl.VS
soft. n.i0; virgin, s2.lS.
SAVANNAH, GA, June z.-Spirits tur-
pentine unchanged and quiet, with no
sales RosIn strong az yesterdays clos
ing outside quotations, and an advance
OF SC. on window glass. a r-c. advance on
y. and some sales OF at s2lo.
CHARLESTON, ). c.. June z.-Turpen-
tine firm at SQ2St1c. Rosin Arm: good
strained, sLio.
NORFOLK PEANUT MARKET.
Reported for the Dlspateh.)
NORFOLK, VA. June z;-Market
nuli; Soin'n"n, tu p.,e"'' S'%s'' va
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MARKET QUOTATIONS
REPORTS FROM ALL GREAT BUSINESS
CENTRES OF THE WORLD.
Prices OF Money, Bonds, stocks. Grain, To-
bacco, Cotton, &c. and the wea-
Their Indications.

- WASHINGTON. d. G.. June H.
| PAIN Forecast 70. Virginia: Showers in
tine early morning: probably fair
] weather during the day southwest
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The WEATHER IN RICHMOND YESTERDAY
was warm and fair. heavy shower fell
just before midnight. The skies cleared
OF shortly thereafter.
Stata Of fnnrmanatpr.
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North Carolina: Showers on the coast !;
fair weather in the interior: southwest
winds.
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A Nsrro Politician Here.

c. III. J. Taylor, the coiored Recorder
of Deeds for the District OF Columbia,
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Left Them His Wealth.
milwaukee Catholic Cisissn.l

tNtNWduKtc CaVHVuV Nf'fteuI
There was q Jolly bachelor
Who died at Lightweight.
And by his will tho good man left
The whole Of his estate
To women who had answered nay,
When asked By him TO wed.
For he declared he owed to them
The happy LIE he led.
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RICHMOND STOCK MARKET.

RICHMOND, june 70 INVf
SALEs.-lO shares Chesapeake and Ohio at
1914.
Closing quotations
Government SECURITIES Bid. Asked.
u A ~
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VIGOROUS POLICY.
How American Interests We're Protected
in E.o Janciro Iiarbor.
CWashlngton starr

The annual correspondence OF the DE-
partment Of State. Just published, has a
long and interesting chapter on the RISE
progress. and fall of the Brazilian revoiu-
ton. One fact shown very clearly In this
years Red Book Is that our Minister 10
Brazil. MIR. Thompson. pursued vigorous
policy in support of the rights Of Ameri-
cans. lie was the FIRST II the diplomatic
corps TO take positive stand In that
matter September 18th he appealed to
Secretary Gresham 10 have the Charleston
prevent the hombarlment Of RIO. which
threatened American life and property.
Captain Picking was instructed according
ly. and October 2d Mr. Thompson. IN
conjunction with tho French. British.
Portuguese. and Italian ministers, served
the notice on the insurgent navy. which
undoubtedly saved great loss Of life ana
property
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S S.si leading futures ranged as follows:

Cash quotations Flour slow, with prices
favoring buyers. especially on winter
wheat flour Wheat, 6y9spjlhc. No. 3
red. 5SH5ss.c Corn. i01.c. oats, Hi2c.
Pork, $l255Gl25Tia. Lard. SG.65p6 6Iit-
Ribs SG57IkH6.6O. Shoulders. S.62izaJ.6E.
Sides S. SO6t6.U. Whisky $ii5
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ty-thres CD. 20 wit. Los -. s.
three 90, four ti. rve ~ VI tH00
Lake Union addition "a ~ ana 81 "a:
assls. lots one "a, two CO ara Ky say q a.
100 81 sesen g IN Rnrke's Firsss go 80 81
one hundred and three tssEs = s0 q M
~ FIRST addition to Norm 49, - g, pea...
three CD, four Ia. fva Ssast3e; -
% IN block one hursyss and =
ND or u. Z. Denny's No Sno -
IS. nine ts, ten an !ols
Twelve tlzl. thirteen ags ana sa srsen
IL block ssinefy-four taI, ~ n = TEA n
FIRST addition to North s~s.,s oee1&E
D.ock =. 70 Wit: lets one III ~
t " ~: a0ur ~. tive 90, six Is
and twelve ti2l Of ID. r vssse4 M
ADDITION 20 North Seattle. ana q, ezf<
real property now owned hv shs ~ III
Power and Railway Corppsns -
Nh al ana singular the teyes.
assiae i ana apnurtenarces . r..
tairing. we ~
The terms and conditions q, -. ID
are as fellows. viz: Each. everr =
OF the foregoing described 49,: !
property will be- sold as an 4
one parcel and for cash. gala 49,
United states OF America. 10
the purchaser. or purchasers a. stA$< q
and time of said sale.
Secchd-SaId sale will be suhinr, I. ~
confirmation by this court ana 49, " rs
confirmed 10 be absolute 10 rcr,.s5 II
title thereto without any resssrrssssk
right to redeem the same or 49, -
portion OF the same. The ros,,rls,ts u.s. II
any OF the parties in said eat.~s - il Il
come purchaser or sslsrphs Sas~ - - q
property at said sale. The rna.sss
accept up 10 their amount, Ia Wiz 49,.
thousand tSi5.00el dollars. with -
thereon. the receivers cerTifleafss S.z2k
iofore issued by him ,saisi recefr~.s. Fl -
OF cash. and in case sufficient " - 3z
to defray the receivers cerff6r~sssyy:z5S
the purchaser takes, or p,,rchaes- -
subject TO the lien OF said rereicss<S 49,
tsficateS. or any part thereof unr-s I'd
by the bid, and the purchases - 49,
chaserS. shall also be hound ia 49,. }
any contracts before the date ~ }s&1
der entered into hy the receiver - ~53s |
the use and operation Of any n - 49,
srty so exposed 10 sale shah n 10y
sary: he or they shall also hery,r,s ,<
ject to any lawful claim which rRsS -
accrued against said receiver IL fAsGss2s. d
aticn of any of these proaerfies f,sz
ticned) before the date Of sat5 c.2.s 3 !
sale or after IL aud before said - -
Dated Seattle, Washington 7lS'Sss.xz.
9th. *. u. 1884. EBE,y S01TW
United States Master IN Chaufeyv II -
for the District Of Washington 49,
ern Division. m
Bausman. Keileher & Emory. AT.
for Petitioners
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LEaAL NOTICES.

IN THE SUPERIOR COURT OF KING
county, state of Washington. John
Nooding. plaintiff. VS.. J. Wooding &
Co, incorporated, q corporation duly or
ganize9 and existing under and by viz
tue of the laws CT the state OF Wash
ingtea, defendant. Order setting day
fer hearing OF receivers report No
A. r. Boyd. the duly appointed qualified
Snd acting receiver OF the assets and
business Of the above named defendant.
j. Wo93ing a. Co, incorporated. having
heretofore and on the nth day of De-
cemeer, 1894. filed his report, in the above
entitled cause. Of his acts and proceed
iEss such receiver. in the office Of the
CLERK CT the superior court Of King co9n-
Is, state of Washington. which report
IN addition 70 containing a de.11sssd state
ngeut Of the moneys received and dis
bGrsed such receiver sgs1 a statement OF
the amount O. moneys ssoH in the hands
Of said receiver. contains q detailes.
statement Of the assets ana liabilities OF
the aboye NAMED defendant and OF the
verified claims against the above named
Defendant presented 10 sand Tecefssr and
shows that. ir several instances. the
amounts Of verified claims th5sS presented
exceed the ataossstts shown By the books
Of the above named defendant as owing
70 its creditors; and this court being
fully advised as TO the facts and the Law
IA the premises:
It is hereby ordered that the 18th dav
81 JANUARY. 1885. al tsas hour ~ "a o'clock
in the afferEoon OF ssla Gay. at the court
hotSse in the city at Ssafsle. hfE1 e01nty.
j ". Langley. ofs,s Ii tue judges az 1 he
above named court. be. and the same
hereby il. set as q time and place for
the hearing OF sa5a receivers report ard
% objections, IL any. to any or all OF the
verified claims against the above named
defendant presented 80 said receiver, AMI
that notice OF sad tarne and place of tbe
hearing OF said receivers report De sIveY,
tn tAe creAAtors and stock acis3~rs II and
all persons Interested in. tke above Yss-4s-
e1 Defendant by fkse ruhs t1o.a Of t,s,Tg,
Of this order IN the iscSs-IFste1Isxencer a
newspaper printed and published in Eats
kznE SnuHlsy. at least aTscs q psx-< f9r
three successive zF~eEs, and that rh~
first publication th@yr0f appear net later
than the - aag OF December. 1891
Dane IN op@a court taSs @l@g esay Of Tss
cs-zoer, ls$4
sszsns<0 }. - LANGLEY.
JUICE 81 the Ssrss<so- Court q king
teac-y. state O. Washington.
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,orIcr an AssEssMENT RoLL-No-

NOTICE OF ASSESSMENT R0LL-No-
fice of assessment roll or local. iHpioNs-
meut district No. 90. Tor the lIn n!s
raerft of Union street, under oruiiaiseS
No 35S6. and hearing thereon.
Notice Is hereby given that tns $1,000
Ynent roll of local Improvement dsti.S.
No. sS. for the Improvement OF lnIon
street from east margin OF FRONT street
~ vrest margin OF Second street, under
oriiranca No 1855. has been reported py
the board OF public works to the city
ca1nril of the city of Seattle and IS new
on nl.s in the office OF the city clerk and the
same is now open for public inspection al
said Office, and will remain open Tor IN.
snection until Monday. the 14th cay 9,
january 1895 AZ O'Clock y. m. ana All
narsons interested are hereby required 70
anpear before the city. council IN Joint
session to be held In the council cnam-
bers OF the house OF delegates IN the city
hall ON the 1ith day of January. lS'os az
o'clock D. m, and make objections there,
RI At said time so fixed the counc.l
Will consider any and all objections made
and will make such corrections IN SAID
roll as il deems just, and will then deduct
the amount of such cost assessed against
street crossings (which shall be PAID IRON,
the general road fund OF the city, ana
viii then by ordinance approve such roll
and levy and assess the amounts thereof
against each parcel and lot of land shown
in said roll and declare the same lien
thereon Said matter may be adjourned
20 a later date If 50 ordered by the city
council. X. r STR ~ MI
City Clerk Of the City of Seattle.
Date OF first publication December "A.
1884,
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Advertisements under the head OF Lost.
Found, For Sale, For Rent. and situations
Wanted wIfi be inserted az the rate OF l
cent o word each insertion. Payment al
WAYS In advance No advertisements re-
xeised for ieas than - cents.
NOTICE-The business office OF the
sf-lnteiEigs ncer IL open Until IL p M
Sunday hoers. a. nj. 10 Q -. m. Glass;
fled advertisements VIII be receiver up 10
this time.
Advertisements will be received at
bfSuch Offices OF the Post-Inteii5gencsr at;
TAt-UssA Bf5Rf.AU--iiiG Pacif1c avenue.
Thomas Safnmons. Manager.
rsT. TOwNSEND-FrencfI e. Springer.
uEILINGHAM BAY BUREAU-New
Hhatcorn, corner Holly and Canoe streets.
o. III. Culver. Manager.
The following letters await advertisers
1.xl.sn Ill
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DEATHS AND FUNERALS.


f.IsAMISg-At YaryoE, near Seattle. AZ
s a. m. On Friday. December D. 1871
Mrs C. A. GumHins, OF consumption
aged about ~ yesars-
funeral services viii be held in private
~ the residessee tomorrow.
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MARRIAGES.

SpaSrsESBEE.G- NfTTHEi. - Tn View
) efss1s,er ~ 1894. at the brides home. ~
The Rev. Mr. Ncsrfnur. Dir. George r.
fsyss ne arberg, OF Seattle. and Miss Lille
T. Michel.
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.pvEarIsEas. NOTICE

Advertisers desiring display advertise
ments changed for the Sunday issue must
hand In copy by o'clock Saturday to ln-
sure change.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. CO.
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MILLINERY.

BEST CHANCE in years to get millinery
cheap; closing-out sale of stock lately
owned by Mrs. Lynch, sos Second
street Seoonss 6 Co. auctioneers.
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EIETIfs-

tslyF.fsSI.s-fn Seattle. Thurs say. Decent
her e. 1894, 10 the wife sf a. e s5reersE1s.
daughter
yAS H0yrTEs-a Spokane. Christmas
nay. 1884, 10 the wife 81 STATE sefla tor
r<ysssl
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cry NOTICES

NOTICE OF ASSESSMENT kOl.l1--No-
e;s-a M assessment roll of local improve
mart district Nc. 20. for the lnapfsss-
rnenf OF Lewis street. under oruiHahcc
No s5a9. and hearing thereon
Norfce is hereby given tnat thS $500
rnant roll OF LEGAL improvement c.Ss1 $3.50.
M 90 for the Improvement o. LT ~.
Sf-set from YeSier avenue 20 AsslSn slsss
- WStla Wsila addition. under Srus aahts.
Na = ssg has been reported by 1ns coAIa
- ns,biig works 10 the city counSli OF the
rstyr ,f seattle and is now on Tie IN tne
stssra If the city clerk and the same -
800 s,ps4s for public inspection at sald
afssea ana will remain open for INSPECTION
,s-sii Monday the l4th day OF January,
fSos at : o'clock y. M. and ali persons IA
.@~essei are hereby required TO appear
ferore The city council IN JOINT Session W
~ held in the council chamoefs OF We
hos,se ~ delegates in the city hall on the
1ath DAY OF January, 1872. az c..en y;
:, and make objections thereto AT SAID
100 81 fixed the council Will consider any
arI All objections made ana Viii !iaAe
s,srn rorreseti3ns in said roll as II deems
iI-St and will then deduct the amount OF
ssss-n s,sf assessed against street cross.
syS@s (which shall be paid from the gsnsrai
rad fund of the city, and Will tnen ny or
sSnance approve such roll and levy ana as
sacs the amounts thereon against eaSn
Marcel and lot of land shown in said Toll;
~ declare the same lien thereon. SAID
9nat.sr NAY be adjourned 10 later date
If so ordered by the city council
City Clerk of the City OF Seattle.
Date Of first publication December ~
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STORAGE.

STORAGE South Second street. ]. c.
Readman.
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EANKs.

PEOPLES SAVINGS BANK
Occidental block. Seattle WA
.auitai 49,.
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DEXTER HORTON & CO. HAxx11l
Incorporated 1851.

surplus
President. .......A. A. Denny
Vice President w. M. Lad4
Manager H L4tinztt.
Cashier H. X. Van Eiy1
Sight exchange and telegraptIc lyaH.
fers on New York. Chicago. sc F1ul -
Francisco. Portland and various pel1A
oregon ara BRITISH tsolnsa8sA-
Sight bills of exchange on LondsA IT.
able elsewhere In Europe.
Collections made At All point on Ms&s
able terms.
Bonds, ssocks AMI other v1iuau1W ~
ceiyea on deposit for safe keeping
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DIRECTORS.
Z. c. Neofelder, J. r. Hay10
8. Frauenthal. Jacob Fnf{
Sigmund Sehwabachef.
Correspondence IN all the principal 60
in the United States and Euro2e
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BANK or BRITISH CQLDAseN Il,
Paid up capital, 81, -. ese; rl<exss -.
600. Head Office, 50 Lomb1fa ssxss y ~
don. Branches. Portland. ~,
Seattle. Tacoma, Victoria. ~ -
ster. Nanaimo. Kzmioops, 49,. = ~
couyer, Il. G. A general b. ~ =
Bills discounted. CommeEc g. q -
granted. Deposits received 0n sss1 Il
count subject 10 check. Intez y
time deposits. - 81. 80 I Il
r. LEA BARNES. 49, -
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

SoTICE--If ycu don't take advantage OF
the millinery auction sit Mrs. f.yach,s
old stand this week yoa will regret II;
sale Tor ore week only. Scoones s. Co.,
a.ctianeers
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WANTED Those desiring male help can
svs II AZ the city mission free OF cost.
81 Commercial street. Telephone JGi1
=
NASTEI.--ifoys from ie tn IA years old
az Ain. Dist Tel Co = Office.
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THE PUGET SOUND NATIONAL. ~
OF SEATTLE.
Capital stock paid iz....-. 6skA
Surplus Nv
Jacob Furth pfoa11u
f. q. Neufeider. vicS Pssqtlx
r Y Ankeny. Co.
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ISSTRU CTlON.

INSTRUCTION-Ban guitar and man
dolin: rapid progress guaranteed. Club
practice free. Prof. Sherry. COL Burke
5 building.
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ARcASA LODGE. No. 81. r. and A. NJ.
Etated meetings second and fourth
Mondays OF Sech month.
u. W. BASS. w. II.
A. g. GIBBS. Sec.
TO DANCE THE OLD YEAR OFT. THE;
new one in Scotch Eoeiety-t;rand con-
cert and dance on New Years eye In
Olst Fellows hail. North Seattle. Con-
vert at p. N. Admission, Is cents
zach. j. l.. CRAZE, Sex
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EMPLOYMENT wAsrED-aALE.

WZANTk.D--isogRing camp crew. No.
wDofismen: knot "a wsers: double block
err wona choppers. near city; beit chop
psra, % cents. fine show. solicitors, bust
ness chances. Crane :, leS Washington
street.
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49,
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fAan
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Transacts savings bank buxnu y
clusiyely. al
Deposits received from 81 to $lAer
Interest allowed per annum. x u
cent. on term deposits. per cent 6 =
binary deposits.
Dividends declared last days Of Nnsk
November. Loans made on real eSt61i q
approved coilaterals only. a
The Penn's Grove record., 1894-06-15

Kiger Bros steam barge Varina
with Capt. Samuel Pedrick in command
left Courses Landing last Saturday for
Philadelphia, where she took on a
load of coal and proceeded to Norfolk
Va, 10 run on a route near there.
Capt. II. o. Weber is busy carrying
manure on the steamer Sheridan and
his scow and storing it OH the wharf at
Courses Landing. This makes it very
convenient for the farmers who should
literally p~atronize the enterprise as it
deserves.
The stolen ice cream al has return
ed minus the cream. We think, how.
ever, that 1t will he very sweet cream,
in deed, by the time the boys get
through with it.
Children's day was celebrated at
Wiley with the usual exercises for the
day and a good attendance.
james Torbert has the finest garden
to be seen anywhele.
Strawberries have met with ready
sale and The growels have done well, as
far as We have heard.
Assessor Hewitt has been around
looking up the Taxpayers and taking q
very sharp look and does not forget the
dogs.
The Penn's Grove record., 1894-06-15

A Branch of the A. p. A. has been
organized at GlassborO and one is talked
of at Paulsboro.
In tearing down an old barn, Benz
Downs, of Elmer, found two old Ger.
man papers dated 1888.
The Board of Health at Swedesboro
has brought John Moore TO trial for
landing MANURE on the wharf at Swed-
esborO.
DIR. QuintOn Gibbon, one of Salem's
oldest inhabitants and skilled practi-
TONERS died Oh Wednesday of last week,
aged so years.
Mrs. Aaron Willet, a colored woman
living in Salem, fell while going up
stairs with a lamp and vas burned so
she died Sunday night.
Some of the owners of meadows along
Salem creek in Warrington have decid.
ed not to repair their meadow banks as
they have been washed out two or three
times this spring.
John Austin, who has been a partner
with his brother, Edward Austin, in
running the fam opposite the County
House, has sold out his interest to Geo.
w. CrOthers, of WOodstOwn, and has
started for the far West.
John p. Kelley, of Philadelphia, was
killed on the Salem Railroad at Clays-
vile, Tuesday morning. The body was
horribly mangled. 1t is thought he
committed suicide.
Charles Foreman, of Lower Alloways
Greek, thought the fire in his stove had
gone out and to hurry it along used
kerosene, with the same old result
badly burned about the hands and face.
The Penn's Grove record., 1894-06-15
MUSLIN UNDERWEAR

1t is evident beyond any
doubt whatever that vast num-
bers await our periodical sale
of Muslin Underwear. They
are quickly and Immediately
responsive to our announce
ments and are now more so
than ever before.
1t is physically impossible to
present everything provided
for these great sales at one
time, hence the Lawn Waists
at SOC just told of to-day. They
are worth so nearly double that
the statement to that effect
would barely be an exagger-
alton.
Remember the Little French
Store, all the Lingerie is from
Paris. The only American
made things are high-class Silk
Skirts.
A careful examination made
again proves the statement
that many of the garments are
The Penn's Grove record., 1894-06-15
MONEY SAVING PROPOSITION.

y, the SunJedm'S correspondent from
Lower Creek, makes the following
proposition to teach the effects of alco-
hol to children in the schools. AS he
is fond of hard cider and as a haId cider
drunk is the worst kind undoubtedly he
can make a fine finished produced of the
traffic.
SIT is now compulsory toteach the eff
fects of alcohol and narcotics on the
human system in all the public schools.
In conforming to this n~onsensical en-
aclment it should be done at as little
expense to the already oppressed tax
payers as possible. To aid the Board
of trustees in their effort in that line l
make the following proposal If they
will pay me the one-half of what it will
cost to purchase the books necessary to
teach the children the effects of alcohol
and narcotics on the human system, L
will lecture from experience before all
the schools on this topic and will guar
antee TO be in a condition at the time
that will enable the children also to
have ocular demonstration of the effects
of at least one of those things on the
human system, and without the use OF
either picture booA or blackboard. Sat-
isfaetion guaranteed or no charges
made"