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The record-union., 1894-09-14
Republican NIeetipn.

On Wednesday evening :next Hon.
Grove L. Johnson, Republican nominee
for Congress, will address the citizens OF
Sacramento and vicinity at the Metro
politan Iheater in this city.
MIR. Johnson's well-known ability.
and his force and eloquence III public ad-
dresses. will certainly crowd the building
TO its fullest capacity.
The record-union., 1894-09-14
General Notes.

The second grand stock parade took
place yesterday at the Park, and was wit
messed by quite large number of visit
ors. The winning animals wore their
ribbons.
The trotting stallion Gossiper. with a
record of 2:l43. Was sold Yesterday hv
Charles A. Durfee OF Los Angeles to ex.
Senator James G. Fair.
1t was Robert Williamson. and not
Robert. Stephenson who received the
award for the finest fruit display.
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Ladies' tournament.

At 10 o'clock this forenoon the competi-
tors in the ladies' riding Tournaments will
appear. The ladies who participated on
the first day are Miss Ward of Oakland
and Misses Clea Berkey and Edith Brad
ley and Mrs. NJ. G. Glenn of this city.
The latter is one of the members of the
Pyke Opera Company, and is known as
one of the best lady riders on the Pacific
Coast.
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Imporred Millinarr

If there is one thing more than another
that pleases the feminine fancy it ia
pretty millinery. Foreign millinery ia of
necessity high priced on account of the
long distance it is carried and the tariff
but tomorrow the Red House will give
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Robbed bv Footnads

A. P. Coombs. while on his way homo
Wednesday night, was stopped on
Twelfth street, between 81 and |. by two
iootpads, and robbed ofS3 90. One of the
robbers held dirk knife close to Coomb,s
breast while the other took the money.
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Opium Den Raided.

Officers Pennish and Chenu yesterday
afternoon raided an opium joint on /
street. between Fourth and Fifth, and
arrested two men named A. Smith and
J. Smith for visiting the place, and All
Iuen for conducting place where opium
is illegally Sold
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Charged With Gaming.

Complaints were sworn to yesterday
by Sheriff O'Neill against William
O'Bren and Alex Green berg for gaming.
They were arrested by the Sherin at the
racetrack the other day for conducting a
dice game.
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MARRIED.

MARRIED ladies try Seguro. Take no
substitute. See general notice column. =
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BRoWN-HoTCHKISS-a

BRO WN-HoTCHKISS-At Highland Park.
at the residence of L. f. Peek, by Rev. A. c.
Herfick, Lloyd IL. Brown TO Amy Hotc.,-
kiss. both OF Lincoln. ILincoln papers
please copy.l
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the ladies of Sacramento and visitors to
the fair an opportunity of securing genu-
inc imported hats and bonnets at a great
reduction. At the beginning of the sea-
son this firm, TO make sure of having
the latest and best, imported direct from
Paris a number of pattern hats, from
which to make duplicates, and these are
now exhibited in large glass case in the
center of the millinery department, and
are perfect ''love'' of hats. a number of
new style felt hats for misses and chill
dren may also be seen, noticeable among
which are the Mayfeld, Rill, Viola and
Oracle, which seem to take the lead, and
are very pretty. All the latest novelties
i'll trimmings and ornaments, as well as
all the new and leading colors, can be
found here, and purchasers may rest
assured that whatever comes from this
old-established house is correct.
Notes.
The wonderful and mystifying Illusion,
Ariel" the woman who floats through
space, is drawing crowds of well-pleased
visitors at thel Pavilion. "Galatea" is
also shown in connection with the above.
DIR. Lawton, the optician, whose eX-
hibit in the Pavilion is nearest the Sacra-
mento County display. invites all To call
and have their eyes examined free. He
thoroughly understands his business,
and it is a pleasure for him to explain
anything you want to know. lie was the
only one to receive medal at the Mid
winter Fair.
Don't fail to see the statue turning to
lille, Psyche" and 'She," with Morris
illusions at the Pavilion. The exhibition
is very pleasing and puzziing.
The record-union., 1894-09-14

TRY McMorry's Teas. They are the
best in the market. 53l NJ street.
The record-union., 1894-09-14
CHANGED DAILY FOR wE1NsrocK, 1uB1N q CO.

DURING FAIR OUR STORES WILL REMAIN OPEN
EVENINGS UNTIL s O'CLOCK.
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Charles n. Cassasa, Director.

To-nights programme, as is seen, in
troduces cornet solo by w. L. Bates.
with a male quartet accompaniment,
which will be the feature of the band
programme. The selection will be
Pretty Jane" and the singers will be
r. L. Cohn first tenor, II. A. Kidder sec-
ond tenor, j. G. Genshlea first bass and
Horace Crocker second bass. 1t will be
given as No. 2 in the second part of the
programme.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1894-08-29
Fire at Dexter.

This morn ug abou, 3 o'clock the
public .chool building at Dexter was
DESTROYED, together with all its con-
tents. Tue upper story of the build
Ing was occupied ahd owned by the
Masous aud they carried insurance to
the amount o. 800. The remainder
was uninsured and was a total loss.
The loss is placed al S25O0, and the
fire is supposed to have been the re-
suit of an inceudiary's work.-Gaines
vilIe Register.
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KILLED HIS CHILD.
Terrible Choice OF San Antonio
Physican--shoots His Young
Child and Kills It.

San Antonio, Aug. 28.-Last night
Dr, Andrew O'Malley, young physi-
cinn who has been in San Antonio for
three weeks fro : New York, shot his
, year.old child accidentally, then
killee /, To put Il out of pain. HE
wife and himself we're verv nervous
nboui burglars. They had been kept
awake several nights. They heard the
door ia the childreD's room creak last
uight. The father went in with a
cooked pistol. lie saw no one ana
poked h 8 little nephew and his own
son with the pistol to cause them TO
turu over. The pistol went oil anu
sho, tl.c child in the side. The father
then put the pistol 10 its head and
Killed IL to'relieye it Of lie misery, Al
he said he knew the wound was fatal
If il an ierSsrrsst--aimost. II no
quite, insane ne.---Hcsperlan.
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cor EVEN AT LAST.
How a Cleveland Lawyer Avenged .
bow OF Thirty Years Before.


How a cisvs,snd Lawyer Avenged .
bow OF Thirty Years Before.
"'Thst all things come TO him who
waits has been proven moro than
once" said Judge Henry Mckinney Of
Cleveland, TO "a reporter.
"Once when was a boy OF nine or
ten years | was sent on an errand q
long way into the country. On my
way home. being hot and thirsty, ]
climbed over a fence into meadow
and began picking some wild straw
berries. All on a sudden the owner OF
the farm came rushing up behind ma
and struck me a brutal blow with q
heavy OK CAD, almost cutting my body
In two As started TO run away he
hit me again a most vicious blow.
"'Oid raan. said l, III get even
some dsS did, but it was thirty
years ls.er. was called on TO defend
the property rights OF some orphan
children. AS II happened, the oP
| pressor was the man with the OK CAD
In summing up told the story OF the
! brutal blows that 7 had received II
that meadow thirty years ago, Their
is the man that did it, said 10 tn
jury. DO you wonder that such
man would rob orphan children Th
Jury didn't seem TO wonder bit, 10
| got a verdict IN my favor In less tha
Ave minutes"
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What's your Month

An Astrological prediction gives
the character OF a girl according to
the mouth she was born in, as iol
bNs:
lfa girl is born in January, she
will be prudent housewife, given
10 melancholy and fond of fine
clothcs, il in February, an affection
ate wife and tender mother and de-
voted 10 dress; It in March. a iriv-
olous chatter box, somewhat given
to quarreliEg aud s connoisseur
in gowns and bonneis; if in April,
neon sistent, not very intelligent,
/ but likely to be good. looking and
stulious of fashion plates; if in
| May, handsome, q niiable and given
10 style in dress; II In June, impet'
uous, viii marry early, be frivolous
and like dressy clothes; If in July,
pos .ibly handsome, but with a sui
Ivy temper and penchant for gay
attir,; if in August, amiablc and
practical, lik ,ly to marry rich and
dress atrlkingly; if in September
discreet, affable, much liked ant
a fashionable dresser; if in Octo-
ber, pretty aud coquettish, and de
voted to attractive garGiture; If II
! November, liberal, kind, of mil'
disposition and sn admirer Of siy
I lish dress; if in December, wei
Q propoftioned, fond of novelty. ex
; travagant and student of dressy
, effects. s.-New York Journal.
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our Last Canyaign Rate.

The Semi Weekly Gazette four
months on trial for ouly twenty tive
cents. issued on Tuesday aud Friday
OF each week; eight pages to each Is
sue. Largest circulation in Texus' lac
only newspaper OF state circulation
In Texas that stands for free silver
coinage. send for sample copy. Ad
dress, The Semi W. sekl, Gazette,
2s Al Fort Worth, Texas.
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Card.

To Mnssrs. Gillespie, Day, Master, etc.
Gent'nmcn--l take this opportuni-
ty of thank ing you, through the COL
umns o. the AHDMOREIrE, for the die
tinguirhcd honor conferred on me
during your recent convention. Rest
assured | will perform all duties ccn-
scicntious y as tar MS my poor ability
extends. Respectfully yours,
On Black well
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Assignse's Sale.

Notice 10 hereby given, that will soil AZ tne
,.rop.rty, lately conveyed 20 me. b, Minnie
swim, BY a certain deed OF assignment, c9s-
Mons. corssts. nnits, gloves. feathers. nowers.
yeivets, vciliugs, etc aud the furniture aud
6rtures. lately located In building. on NORTH
nublic auction, TOR cash In hand, TO the bighsst
aud best bidder on saturday the sib, day Of
September, ls0i. ut the front door of the clty
National bank building Ia Ardmore, L. Il, f.r
n,rther particulars enquire OF the undersigned
DAVID yxprittp, Assignee
THIS Augusys 1854
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Eli. Snider, the dfuggist, has en-
HANGED the appearance oil his already
handsome store room, by the addi'
tion of several new mud neat show
cases.
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Half A.. Dollar 20 Know Il All.

For only fifty cents you can got the
Semi- W eekly News Galveston or
Dallas) every Tuesday aud Friday Tor
six months.
This VIII take you through and boz
yond what bids fair to be one Of the
most exciting state campaigns ever
Witnessed il Toxas.
Hand so cents to your postmaster
or the local pewsdealer or send dircc,
10 A. II. Belo Il Co, Publishers, aud
get full proceedings OF the politics
procession in tie best general news
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The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1894-08-29

Que hundred, live, energetic, agents
wanted TO work life insurance within
the Oklahoma and Indian Territories.
Good aud liberal commission paid.
+. Good company aud liberal features.
Address IL. NJ. Wolverton, General
Agent, Duncan, ind. Ter 3 I'm
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1894-08-29

LO Robe tsou leaves tonight tof
New York City, having been' elected
rs a delegate to the convention of The
New York Life Insurance Company
to be held in that city September l
to 9Th inclusive. The company has
rendered the delegates a. a body, an
outing" of n week, complimentary
After visiting the principal places OF
attraction in New York they will
make q trip over to Boston and VI
the Hudson river on specially char
tered Falls River steamer and return
Lomo by way of Niagara Falls. The
delegates to this convention were Sc
lecte A from the largest writers of bus
iness for the company.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1894-08-29

W. NJ. sparks, who has been confin-
ed to his room for several days from
an attack of tue fiux, we are glad TO
state is able to be out today.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1894-08-29

II IL rumored that the Santa Fe viii
rh, switch engine Gu the yards ut
this place about the first of October
to handle the immense trade this fall.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1894-08-29

Col Jim Hosspple, of Gainesville,
who has been recuperaIing his shat
tered system ut the Springs, returned
home this evening.
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Wanted.

An active agent in each county in
the Unitod States, TO solicit subscrip-
tions for tho Twice-a-Week Republic.
A liberal commission will be paid TO
hustlers. Address Superintendent Cir-
culation. The Republic st. Louis Mo
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1894-08-29

Roedmaster, Nike Sweeney, of the
Slnta Fe went to Davis this moru-
ing, 10 superiniend an addition oI
1870 feet to the side track at thai
point. s,4e
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1894-08-29

Buckingham's Dye for the whiskers
Is the best, haDdiest, safest, surest,
cleanest most economical aud salts
factory dye ever invented. Ii is the
gentleman's iavorite. lT
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1894-08-29

Not one complaint has ever been
made BY those fsing Ayers Sarsa>
parilla according t5 directions,
Furthermore, we have yet to lcaru OF
u case in which /, has failed to afford
benefit. So ray hundreds of drug
gists all OVER the country. Has cured
others, will cure you. Ivy
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Bob Lsngrsn went 10 Davis this
evcniugto ill u position on the "Pro-
pressiye.n
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FOR Buttrick's patterns, call on
Mrs. Rawlings at her millinery store.
West Main street. III
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Prisss This w eSk.

SO for the highest shot.
80 for the lowest shot.
S2ior the most shots In prize shoot
Ing. Caddo Street Shooting Gallery
80. ~ If
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GUS :. BUCKHAM

Dealer in fine liquors.
All orders gwen prompt atten-
tion. -
Corner Elm and Commerce Sts''
Gainesville, Texas.
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Mrs. Swift and Mrs. Robinson re-
turned this evening from prolonged
vacation at the Sulphur Springs.
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Your Attention, knights.

There will be meeting OF the
Knights of DO. or nj Judge Hardy's
office Thursday night. Every member
is earnestly rcquested 10 be present.
X. &. Littcli, Dictator.
w n Laurence. Reportcr.
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Hon. Nelson Chi igley, president OF
the senate OF the Chickasaw Nation,
is in the city.
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Yor Sale or Trade,

A second hsud piano. Will sell
cheap or trade for stock. Apply 10
Cily Meat Market. lou
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1894-08-29

w. II. Brown of the Wisnor Hotel
is confined to his room from Nh attack
Of slow fever.
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Everything for schools at London's
$3.50. ,fr. 26 St
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The first car of lumber for the new
freight uepot arrived esterday.
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Wanted-,To rent cottage conyen
lent to business. Apply at this once
22 II
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Business House For Ront.

The red front brick now occupied
0y j N. WORTHY is for rent from sep
ternber /. Apply ut once to >. >. ID
Apollas. ~ NV
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Ye editor Of the ARpNoRrITE went
to Gainesville on business trip this
afternoon.
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W. p. Lawrence, Reporter.
The Penn's Grove record., 1894-03-16

On Monday evening about 8 O'Clock
the members of Mural Lodge, |. Q. 0.
F., with their wives, called on Rev. d.
w. C. McIntire at Emmanuel parson.
age to show their appreciate of his
friendship as q member OF that Lodge.
They brought lots of ice cream, cakes
and fruits with them, on which they
Toasted bountifully during the three
hours social.
The steamer Major Reybold resum-
ed her daily trips between Salem and
Philadelphia on Monday, touching at
PENIS Grove at S.45 O'Clock OH her way
up. She leaves Philadelphia at 2 and
reaches Penn's Grove at A O'Clock.
The Reybold has been an important in
strument In the life and prosperity of
PENIS Grove for many years and the
resuming of her trips in the spring is a
harbinger of a revival of business and
activity after a winters quietness. Mr..
John Doyle who has staked all of his
small fortune In the Reybold is making
the struggle of his life to make the rum
ming Of this old line a success as well as
a mutual benefit to all towns where she
stops. The stopping of this boat be-
cause Of lack of patronage 10 insure
success would lie as much a serious
blow to PenB's Groves prosperity as
Mr.. Doyle's.
A full supply of the best Garden seeds
Just arrived, and for sale very cheap at.
Johnson's Old Reliable Drug Store. #,fS
The Penn's Grove record., 1894-03-16
A PLAN.

The borough ideas were procured
from Woodstown where they have
always held their borough elections in
the old way cheaply and not according
to law. The people in that town have
bossed the town, then came into the
township caucus and bossed that also
for years and given most of the patron
age in the town and made the township
bear the expenses Of two expensive
election boards.
As soon as Penn's Grove voted in
favor Of a borough government last
week the Township Committee got C..
II. Sinnicksnn to look we the borough
laws and give his opinion which is that
the same officers cannot act for the
borough and township and that the
intent of the law is to make two distinct
governments and that the residents in
the borough have nc right to vote for
township officers. The only official that
both vote for is a. Chosen Freebooter.
He states that the term of township as
SCISSORS and collectors are for three
years and borough assessors and col.
lectors for two years.
Owing to this decision only residents
Of the Township were nominated last
Saturday and only those voted last
Tuesday.
The Penn's Grove record., 1894-03-16
WILEY WAFERa.

Mrs. Wright is seriously Ill.
Elmer Bubois has been trying the
measles.
Patrick Caulleld has bought himself
n fine horse.
Furman McCarson has moved onto
the Atwood farm.
Rev. W. E. Mobiles preached his fare
well sermon on Sunday.
Gideon e. Dolbow has lost a nice COW.
While chopping wood last week bis ak
slipped and cut his foot quite seriously.
We begin to feel as though we will
have to control ourselves as PENIS
Grove has left us to take care of our
own affairs. We do not know whether
to laugh Or cry to think she will boss
us no more. 1t is some comfort at
least to those fellows who sought an
Office in vain so many times but Well
show you now.
The Penn's Grove record., 1894-03-16

The Democrats of Upper Penn's
Neck out side The borough limits met
in Central School House last Saturday
afternoon to nominate candidates Tor
the township offices. James B. Spring
er was chairman of the meeting and
Josiah Summerill clerx. Committee.
John NJ. Bevis stated the opinion of G.
II. S%innickson that the township cibi-
zens should nominate their own rest
dents and only residents of the township
can vote for them. That pleased many
III the lower end Of the township who
nave had no representation for some
years, The following ticket was nomi-
mated and voted for on Tuesday. Chas.
Z. Kidd, Township CLERK, living III the
borough resigned to take effect the 18th,
and John-M. Beyis, offered his resigna-
ton as Committeeman, but it was not
accepted by Il unanimous vote.
AS there was no opposition only 81
votes were polled in the North and 20
in the South Precinct because only
those outside Of the borough limit at
tempted to vote.
The Penn's Grove record., 1894-03-16

Miss Abbie Robinson spent Sunday
with her parents.
Edw. Cooney is enlarging bis house.
Miss Bertha Simpkins, Of Philadel-
phia, is spending q few days with Miss
Emma Walker.
DE-. II. I. johnson has a new Column
bia bicycle.
Rev. and Mrs. John Wagg and daugh.
ter Ella, of Newport, are visiting her
parents.
Mrs. Amanda Weatheiby has sold
her property Oh Wall st. to Albert Ris.
ner.
Rev. and Mrs. David Stewart were
given a surprise party on Monday even
ing.
The NJ. L. Sunday School are making
preparations for Easter services.
Contractor Samuel Doughten & Bro.
are doing work in Swedesboro.
Examination is now taking place in
our public school.
Mrs. Emily Paterson, of Alloway, is
visiting her sister, Mrs. Samuel Hort
man.
Charles Shinn moved to Philadelphia
Oh Wednesday.
The American Mechanics have rent
ed the Red Mems hall for their lodge
room.
The Swedesboro base ball club played
the Pedricktown club on Tuesday. The
score was 6 TO 6.
The Penn's Grove record., 1894-03-16
PENNSVILLE NOTES.


Samuel Davis caught twelve shad
last Tuesday.
John Davenport has a colt that prom
ises to make a very 6ne horse.
In the absence of the pastor the Ep-
worth League will have charge Of the
services Sunday evening.
Miss Addie Biddle has been spending
a few days in Salem.
Bishop Scarborough, of this diocese,
will be at the st. Georges Episcopal
Church, of Churchtown, next sunday
afternoon, March 18th.
Mr.. John Hewitt of Pedricktown and
Miss Josephine Batten, of this place,
were married by Rev. G. G. Senser at
the parsonage last Sunday evening.
They will reside in Pedricktown after
April first. We extend to them our
best wishes for u successful married
life.
1t is evident that William II. H.
Wheaton, ST., who has been sick so
long cannot last many more days.
Mrs. G. E. Hancock. Of Quinton,
formerly OF this charge, passed through
a very severe operation last Friday.
She is doing as well rs a be expected
at this writing.
The hog cholera has broken out
again in this vicinity. Several hogs
have died and many more are sick with
the disease.
The Penn's Grove record., 1894-03-16
PERSONALS

DR.. Frank Il. Carman has been visit
ing friends in PENIS Grove this week.
Miss Bessie johnson has been spend
ing the week with friends in Woodbury..
John Shoemaker has moved from the
old hall into Richard s. Layton's tenant
house.
Joseph ". Clark, of Clarksboro, was
in town greeting friends on Thursday
and Friday.
Rev. w. S. Barnart will visit his son
DR.. N. H. Barnart over Sunday and
preach in st. Paul Church.
Josiah M. Brick and wife attended
the Friends Quarterly meeting in
Woodstown on Friday of last week.
Aunt Betsey Clark is improving in
health so as TO be able to go out to
Church again. This is as pleasing to
her friends as TO her.
Mrs. Henry Betting and son Arthur,
of Atlantic City, are visiting relatives
in Penn's Grove while her husband at
tends Conference.
Denman Layman, a lifetime Captain
and an old resident of P~edricktown, has
been taken to the State Insane Asylum,
where it is hoped he will soon recover.
1t is expected that Rev. D. W. C..
McIntire will be returned as pastor of
Emmanuel Church for the fourth year
and that Rev. G. s. Lawrence will be
returned to st. Paul for the second year.