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New-York tribune., 1895-10-31

Arhougb the rarke, for Rio and Santos coffee shows
Ss 1Sme .aIes 1nsss aSs light the lines
Jobbers report that business N tae @ nns no at 47sg
nS se The sone of the market mild grades is steady
'ra FrR 81 aFhS %Sp a2sr upHs.ss aao.,
slack for wes,sn 1na nns II snT m ay above So % while
, hsS at sSsreH g e. wns se shss' aes wsGs Ssr
pks including % PKG. p Of CE nil 81 iSSs SSs 81 e'as 40
Sbs Iso hD :up.TSses Sss, sa!, iIa ,o sSis sss
S s' ,S S sy sS 6 81 n sea $ 10
sacks @ 'sp spring clears 81 pucKwaEAT FLouRn
E ."s ff''f Geo. s.s. ss' oS
ss At Wts.n and Sps5sGa sssasya
s~s qaGsf ;s5n '% ID
sss' neal ass8se sssss' s6S' 81 meal city feed %
GRAIS-wmEAr-The bears had control Of the whsa, AZ
eans ns' ss This oIsScon S"nf IN TO working pces s % S
due the rains in Kansas ana 10
s through lows" % Illinois Wisconsin and Micsigan The The
a5Cpth has % a a %sah h Hs
qaea9n The Sranss Sss o3s Sds
% hfn t.vaa rs S. Dconn Ss' aa i""' as
M The rains IN Kansas wse mot not Tsr9sa hFa @s
hence the selling The receipts very heavy again Of
eesp,. seHs nS during Q, last
markets Tns odn n,e'ST were eush
winter ls2ss bush % assn, d lS as sTs bush bush
::sS.''a rsS & Sss. IT,. s:
but fairly steady early showing little weakness at the
close following the decne here In the afternoon there
was & moderate trade with prices sagging OF pretty
steadily closing the lowest OF the day al ~ net de
cline visible showed increase Of 523ibO
bush east Of Rockies and decrease In Europe and
aGoat OF The cash market quiet and at
the Change the business developed was
unirnportau sales reported OF 5000 bush No 2
Northern Ihc under December delivered: 2sGO bush
no i Northern sc December delivered; 5000
bush al 1ikc December b. snoat for Duluth, md
10000 bush private December closed at G6bc.
No red was quoted a Sc December In store &c
over O b. ssoat. and No hard. Sc over December.
Z q b adoat Late 10000 bush No hard Manitoba sold
10 arrive New-York at SIC under December of this
10 600 bush for export .CORNTh@ speculative
interest In the market not active. prizes
were steady and the volume OF trade light The good
receipts AT the and the heaviness In wheat were
induences in favor Of prices while the demand has
In the last day shown less eagerness Cearances
however are on scale. The Interior receipts to-
day were bush. against 290O0 bush last year
EXPORTS bush against 2 900 bush Iradstreets y
yse showed OF 1850 600 bush and the total
now Trade in the afternoon was light
the market closing at nc decline 10 &c advance Cash
corn was quiet 1000 bush No sold at 37c elevator;
5000 bush At 3Sc b. anoat November 10; 1900 bush
private terms: 5000 bush No white S0c. b. anoat,
early November and 10000 bush yellow, a7Hc elevator
-. .OATS-The market for dull but very
steady There very little trading In futures and only
A rrnnii business IN cash. The market seems TO be
dragging along with dealers buying In an uitra-con-
New-York tribune., 1895-10-31
ROYAL BLUE LINE.

TO PHILADELPHIA, a, I,NI.I lHIO4sT1 wv
WASHINGTON - o
For PHILADELPHIA week dsys sso s9S 20 'S cs9Te so
ParIor Car) 100 Dining Carr. 500 tDin;ng SaD, ~
sis P NJ I2:l5 might SUNDAY S ,I,Oi.g 904 cU9 gsS
500 Dining Carr p N. ie:i5 nIgh, ,.v. 600 ,o.oo
Iiso Dining Carr A. "" go. a:$o 500 Dining Car Can
II 80 dDining Car, 4 81 2:3G 500 Dining car. 600
Dining Carr p. NJ. 1913 night ,
Tickets and paror-car seats be procured al toot
Of Liberty St. lls l72 pol AZ ga 10 iS2s ;,,s BFQse g
efs West i2sth St 25l Columbus Av. NewYork Court
81 SEQ Fulton 81, brooklyn: 9s Hoaaway. W.'lam';;
burg The Naw-York Trars'e Company Will call for and
check hnrgagp from hotel residence N Destination
New-York tribune., 1895-10-31
CENTRAL RAILROAD Of NBW.JERSGY
(Anthracite coal used exclusively
-Four tracks. Automatic Block signals

-Four tracks. Automatic Block Signals
o nd AZ Octoner 20 1895
Trains leave station foot of Liberty 81
For Eas,on Bethlehem. Allentown Mauen cnynn &C;
30 IS, g:i0 III AZ TO EasonD A. NJ, llv. 80 ,f3S
10 Eastonj 40 s:45 1:so Allentown. p N sunda;a
43O (7l5 to Eas,on) A. NJ. 100. 80. Geo = NJ A.
Ilo. 30, 4:so p. NJ. suniays. 80 a ,.,n
30 2:so 800 500, 5:is I:sc p. NJ l2i5 night Sun
FSr Hsrrsburz at $50 500 o:i0 A. ". l:lo. 10
400. 300, 545 p. NJ. 1918 night Sundays. 100 si'"
COO p NJ, 1918 night - . ..,o
For sunbury. Lewisburg, End Wilamsport at 80; +.;;
SOC, o:Io A. u; i:lo' i:so 1880 p NJ 'suDda''' ''''
" ALI~RAIL ROUTE.
Red Bank. Branch and points south - Poin'
Pleasant. t:3o. s:f5 1880 A. ". 1880 las 800 40
G:i5 r NJ. Sundays excent Ocean Grove and AsbuF'
Park 900 NJ 400 p NJ
FOR LAKEWOOD.
Tom. River. Barnegat Park and Barnesa' 4;So' CID
For itlantic City. vlneand. and Brldge;on 4;so A. M
For Monmouth Beach. seabr,gh,. ard Highland: q
Navesink APO s:i5 1i:3n A. NJ 40. 45. 3s3 400.
4:20 p NJ SUNDAYS 900 a. NJ. 400 r. VI
The Penn's Grove record., 1895-03-22
PENSsyILLE t

John Curry is making extensive I'M
provements to the property he recently
purchased. Mr.. Curry is an interpris-
ing farmer and we wish him success in
the investment.
The following are the road overseers
elected in their respective districts for
the ensuing year. Dist. No. /, Minor
Fox; Dist. No. 2, Freeman Mitchell;
Dist. No. 3, William Dunn; Dist. No.
4, Charles Bright; Dist. No. 8, Daniel
Necomb, Jr.; Dist. No. O., James Nor
ton.
An unusual amount of interest was
manifested in the election of members
of the Board of Education last Tues
day evening. Messrs. Samuel U. Ell
well, John r. Powers, and George
Fowler were elected for three years.
The report of District Clerk Jaquette
showed the school property of the dis
trict to be in good condition.
The Epworth League will hold a Soc
ial at the home of Edgar Davies this
FRIDAY evening.
Thomas Pennington represented the
kpworth League of this place at the
Conference Convention held at Burling-
toni last Thursday.
Our genial milkman Edward Mitch
Ell informed us that from a flock OF
Horty-nine hens and one rooster he gath
cred fifty eggs last Thursday.
Supt. Rogers, of Firms Point Nation
Fiji Cemetery has been succeeded by
Capt. Daniel Whitney, of Seven Pines,
! Virginia.
IA barge loaded with nine thousand
bushFfS f oyster shells arrived here last
NedneE lay for the township commit
tee.
Nj. aid Hrs. Samuel H. Callahan
were surprised by a party of relatives
and irloIads last Thursday afternoon
A good lime was enjoyed by all tina
were present.
In the abse1see Of our pastor Rev. G
G. G. Sense Next Sunday. Rev. Han
ry Dare, Of salem, assisted by as.baptis
minister Will Inve charge of the morn
ing service. The evening service vii
be conductsd by the Epworth League.
MisSsE4 Biddle is suffering from
seve Jet Of erysipelas.
>, interesting parlor meetin
held at the NJ. E. parsonage her
:, Thursday afternoon by the mem
-fbers of the W. G. 7. U. Mrs. Rebecc
Patterson, of Woodstown, was presen
and presided.
The Penn's Grove record., 1895-03-22
~ M. =. E

The 50th session of the N. ]. y. E.
Conference met in Burlington Of Wed-
nesday, Bishop Merrill presidid J.
L. Roe was elected Secretary; join II,
Boswell statistical Secretary; and Hen
iry G. Williams, Treasurer. Preldinp
Elder Harris reported that sleral
churches had paid off debts andhdA big
reyivals the past year.
DIR. Hanlon reported Penn ton
Seminary free from debt and el inc
a revival. 1t has $50 students INST
300 last year.
The plan vas adopted to rail- 81
cents per member for the entire cHy Ecb
membership of the conference, Ia
worn out preachers and widows. INV
per cent. to be distributed on the n
of the number of years of SERVED \
claimant, the remainder on the basis i
special necessity. Effective minister
who do not get their salary from IL,
people also have a claim on the fund.
A committee was appointed to tr
the case of immoral conduct of J. i
Dare, of Port Republic.
The Secretary of the Epworth Les
CUES reported 200 chapters, 1928
members, 80 new chapters and 277
new members. A large increase of j
Leagues was also reported.
The Penn's Grove record., 1895-03-22
OVER THE COUNTY LINE.

Samuel E. Warwick has been con.
yicted in the Gloucester county court
for raising a note given him by the late
Samuel A. Eastlack from $500 to
$1,000
Charles Morrow, who was telegraph
operator and station agent of the Read
ing Railroad Company at Mallica Hill,
and who mysteriously disappeared from
that place several months ago, is at his
home in Conestoga Centre, Lancaster
county, having just arrived from Flor
ida. He refuses to say anything about
his accounts at Mullica Hill.
The citizens of Woolwich township
(Swedesboro) took action at their town
meeting to have good roads by voting
that $500 of the road money be
used in paying the snm Of $40
| each to fifty farmers who would have
the tires of their wagons changed to
four inches in width. 1t is thought the
! full compliment OF farmers will take
Of the appropriation. The
| cost of the change per wagon is 81.
The Penn's Grove record., 1895-03-22
Book News

for March has a trontlsplece
portrait of England's poet and
aesthetic p~rose-writer, William
Morris. This authors success
as a designer Of beautiful home
decorations gives him a unique
place in the world of art and
letters.
Portraits of Charlemagne
Tower, Jr., and of Hall Game
add interest to the reviews OF
their books in this number.
The classified list of the new
books, with the fair price for
each, is as complete as it is
popular and money-savlng.
Five cents a copy for Book
News, and you have a FRIEND
you will value. soc a year.
The Penn's Grove record., 1895-03-22
Bicycles

A Justly celebrated make
the Continental. We think
none better, after testing its
qualities through large and
constantly increasing sales for
two years.
A higher price would make
some people think it a better
article, but we apply the same
principles in fixing prices on
BICYCLES that we do on Muslins
and Calicoes that people know
all about. We cannot raise
the price without departing
from our rules. People will in
time get acquainted with the
Continental and recognize its
true value.
Model 20, an. w tires, $50.
Model 81 IN. y" tires, S5T, 80.
Model 90, "N. "" tires, $50.
Model 80 (22 lbs, IN. Y" tires, $50
G. & J. tires, S. extra.
Ladies' ConhNeAtakS.
Model 95, IN. W tires, $50.
Model 2S, IN. Y" tires, $50.
G. 81. tires, S. extra.
New Catalogue ready.
JoHN WANAMAKER,
Thirteenth and Market stTeets
The Penn's Grove record., 1895-03-22

Mrs. ChrIssie s. Rogers Is visiting Of
Beverly.
Mrs. Emma Shaw, OF Brooklyn, is
visiting Mrs. job. Barber.
William J. Semple. Of Philadelphia,
wal down to see his farm on Thursday.
Henry Hates and wife, Of Camden,
have moved to Penn's Grove to remain
during the fishing season.
Gideon Tussey who has farmed near
Sharptown for several years, has moved
onto a farm near Pennsville.
Solomon Avis, of Westville, is visit
ing friends in this vicinity. He has
our sympathies for the recent loss of his
wife.
George Cook, Of Pedricktown. has
been spending y few days In Penn's
Grove among friends. He Ia gradually
improving in health.
Revs. D. W. c. McIntire and q. s.
Lawrence left for Conference on Tues
day. Neither one is expected to be re-
turned to PENIS Grove for another
year.
John W. Mason, of Keyport, N. j.,
stopped with his aunt, Mrs. Job Barber,
while on his way home from the South
where he had been buying oysters for
The Penn's Grove record., 1895-03-22

adopted at a meeting of the board OF
Leaders and Stewards of Emmanuel
Church, March IS, 1895;
WHEREAS Rev. d. w. Q. Mcltire
has served the Emmanuel Church
faithfully and efficiently for four years
and thinks his services in another field
Of labor would bear greater fruit for
the Divine Master, therefore,
RESOLVED that we wish to give pub
lie expression to our appreciation OF his
faithful services among US, which have
increased the attendance at all the
cburcl, services, increased the financial
interest Of the Church and edited the
people in the Church and community
spiritually and increased the Church
membership, all OF which are due TO his
uniting labors, wise counsel and adj
wise. ;.
RESOLVED that if lie leaves us IL
will be with regrets of parting with old
tried and true friends, and with loving
remembrances. :,
RESOLVED that we believe his abili'
ty as a wise theologian and careful pas
tor merits him the best appointment
in the N. j. C%onfence,
W. A. SUMMERILL
W. p. DENNY
G. ". DoLBow,
Committee.
The Penn's Grove record., 1895-03-22
Lawns at 8 Cents

Sixty thousand yards of a
new lot that we could easily
sell at aye will be sold at SC,
because the peculiarly of the
purchase permits us to do it:
Plain colors, dots, stripes and
flowers and 80 inch wide.
Enough, saved to buy another
dress Of a lower grade.
The Penn's Grove record., 1895-03-22
DIED

C~HEESMAN-In P~edricktown, Mar.
13, 1896, Bowman Cheesman, aged 81
years.
perhaps you would not think 50, but a
York comes from carelessness about catch
ing cold,n says DR., Cyrus Edison. 1T is
such a simple thing and so common that
very few people, unless it is a case OF pneu-
monia, pay any attention to a cold. There
are a great many cases Of catarrh ana con-
neglect of the simplest precaution of every
day life. The most sensible advice is, when
Won have one, get rid Of it as soon as posi-
BE. By all means do not neglect it" DR.;
Edison does not tell you how to cure a cold
but we will. Take Chamberlain Cougf
Remedy. 1t will relieve the lungs, aid ex
nectoration, open the secretions and soor
efect a permanent cure. 20 and 90 cen,
hotties for sale at Robbins Pharmacy
The Penn's Grove record., 1895-03-22
TO THE PUBLIC.

Mr.. EpIToR:-Wm you kindly allow
me a small space in your paper to- say
that I do not propose to get into any
controversy over the b. Mahan affair,
through the public press. Suffice it to
say that through the story told the +.
w. & b. Ticket Agent by him, l was
snabled to, after much trouble and ex,
,ense with the aid of a tug boat to find
nv boat on the Delaware shore. That
he told the story there is not the slight
est doubt. AS to its truthfulness in
detail / know not. As to persuading
him, perhaps a guilty conscience might
answer and claim the reward:
JOHN HALTER. i.
The Penn's Grove record., 1895-03-22
Cheyiots at 5 Cents

Relieving a manufacturers
warehouse and pocketbook
quite considerably. These
goods we're intended to be sold
at ten cents-we get them to
sell at just half. Can not
always do as well as that.
The Penn's Grove record., 1895-03-22
Irish Dimities

Dozens of patterns of these
once more fashionable fabrics,
25c and 3oc. At the new
counters on main aisle and
next to High Class Novelties.
The Penn's Grove record., 1895-03-22
CHuRCH NOTES.

Prof. j. Harry Smith will preach In
st Paul M. E. Church Sunday morning
from the second clause in Matthew
V:44. Mrs. Amy Horner will conduct
the evening services.
Rev. ]. H. Clarke's subject in Bethel
M. p. Church next Sunday morning
will be company all the Way" At
100 P. NJ. the Christian Endeavor will
hold the 3rd Anniversary Of the organ
ization Of the Society. A special pro.
gram is preparing.
The following have been elected Of
icers of Emmanuel Sunday School for
the ensuing year:
Superintendent, Harry E. Crompton.
Asst. Supts.. w. A. Summerill. Mrs.
D. v. Denny.
Secretary, Alfred Patton.
Asst. Sec, Ammon Rain, Hannah
Thompson.
Treasurer, VIM. p. Denny.
Librarian, Mrs. Edith Dougherty.
OIganists, Mrs. H. e. Crompton,
Miss Anna Smith.
President of Missionary Society, Mrs.
J. Ford Thompson.
Treasurer, Mrs. VIM. Diver.
The Penn's Grove record., 1895-03-22
Lawns

They come ticketed Scotch
Lawn, but all the Scotch about
them is on the tickets-the
goods we're made in Massa-
chusettes. What folly to try
to hide good American work
under a Scotch cap. At four
cents a yard-less than fifty
cents buys a dress pattern.
The Penn's Grove record., 1895-03-22
Colors are
PIuette

PIuette
A new shower-proof article
that positively will not let the
water through. Wear it out
in the March or April showers.
Use in later for mounting or
boating dress. 1t is a fine inn
ported Worsted, quite dressy,
and has all the advantages of
the best storm-proof goods.
Sc inches.
Price, $I.25.
Navy blue and black.
The Penn's Grove record., 1895-03-22
WANAMAKER'S.

customers and this accords to
us specially low prices, which
we in turn grant our custom,
ers. Very interesting are IL
new goods openingfeg g
to inquire the widN gao sfie
prices.
Those 25-inch Atwood Challies are 25c.
Those 3O-inch Atwood Challies are Sic
That Atwood Lupin Crepon is Soc,
Some Diagonal Cheviots at Toe.
The Penn's Grove record., 1895-03-22
Cotton Crepes

How much the Yankees
make the new Cotton Crepes
like the foreign all-wool goods !
the weaving, tinting, finish
ing all so perfectly done. A
few feet oft-an expert couldn't
tell the difference. Wonder
fully popular, the price being
15c and 1Sc the yard.
Three stripes of weave.
Colors are
The Penn's Grove record., 1895-03-22
Plain and Printed Pique

English and Scotch. Finely
wove and beautifully finished.
Prices from 25c up to CSC.
The Penn's Grove record., 1895-03-22
PrNN,s Grove POST OFFICE

Mail hours from 6.15 a. m. to 8 !. m.
Malls close:
For all points except Woodbury. and along the
Delaware River Railroad, at 6 80 q. m. and $50
q. m. for all places and registered matter, Il.A5
d, m,
Malls arrive:
From Philadelphia and beyond $50 a. m. and
4.40p D. m. Woodbury. and along Delaware r. r.
40; south OF Woodbury. 100 p. m.
DANIEL v. S~UMMERILL, JR. P. M.
The Penn's Grove record., 1895-03-22
BOARD OF CHOSEN FREEHoLDERs

The Board held It's March meeting
the Court House on the 18th.
present except Mr.. Jones, of All
who was absent IN account of sic,
Bills from the several wards and
ships were read, approved and qasfea
paid
Some discussion ros over dAtain
bills for supplies for the jail which had
not been authorized by the commttee
on Public Building. 1t was ordaed
that the resolution be enforced to- pay
no bills not authorized or approved by
the standing committee.
Committee on matter of taking the
fire steamer out side Of the city bounds
on call Of citizens Of the surrounding
country, reported that after conference
with the City Council, the fire appara-
tus was at the free use Of said country
citizens on application to the Mayor or
Chief of Fire Dept.
On motion, committee on Public
Building were authorized to collect
any rentals due for use OF county
grounds.
Committee on the ~appfitA(I6n on
Jacob Wardsworth for ref ding a
SUE Of money paid for war p oses in
Pilesgrove township, report It such
was the case; that no money aid for
such purpose as above was eV refund-
ed. On motion, committee Bas dis.
charged, and MI. Wardswor was re-
ferred to Pilesgrove townshit for the
redress he claimed.
MI. tanning bFsughtN ID pay Of
bridge-tenders, stating that I've bridge.
tenders, especially the Canal bridges
were opposed to the new rule y go in.
to effect in May, viz. ST. a m 18th The
year round. They asked form re sal
airy. The matter was laid eve
Committee ON sunken vesse in AL
loway's Creek reported that part,
concerned had not complied 18th tn
order. On motion aken yes
sci, Volante, wa bile nui
sance, and a committee was a@pJfiss;
to remove the same. Messrs. Elwell
CARL, Lloyd, Fox and Westct btt wer
appointed said committee.
A receipt and discharged 1g hdgmen
against the county for S305.25 at tn
suit of David Evans was receiV red an
ordered placed on record.
The Penn's Grove record., 1895-03-22
R %, 1895.


Rents have been reduced In PENIS
Grove.
Sweet potatoes have advanced in
price, being worth $3.50 per barrel.
Subscribers who change their resi-
dence should send us their old and new
address.
Ducks have been plentiful on the
River this week. Men on tugs have
shot some.
When in need of a blood purifier take
Johnson's Liver Searcher. \
Several of our citizens who have been
suffering with colds and grippe are get.
ting better.
A diver has been assisting In the re-
movai of old posts broken off by the ice
at the wharf.
The work OF repairing PENIS Grove
wharf has been delayed by the breaking
of the pile driver.
Shad Fishermen are busy hanging
their nets. About next week they will
emigrate to the Bay.
Denny Bros. having sold both Of their
boats have leased the steam barge Van
solver on which to carry shad.
The Borough Board of Education
will meet in the Mayors Office next
Tuesday evening, at 7.30 to organize.
The schooner Eva Danninghewer,
Capt. VIM. II. johnson, made the trip
from New York to Georgetown, s. c.,
in IS hours.
Regular communication with Will
mington was resumed on Monday by a
tug and on Wednesday the Ulrica re-
sumed her trips.
Notwithstanding last years short re-
turns farmers are putting their strong
faith in the future by investing in hun
dreds of dollars worth of manure.
All members of the Shad Fjshermen's
Protective Association are requested to
be present at Robbins ice cream parlor
this Saturday evening at 7.30 for special
business.
Landreth's Fresh Garden Seeds for
sale at Johnson's Drug Store. y
The steamer Republic is undergoing
a thorough overhauling at the ~shipyard
Of the Harlan & Hollingsworth Com.
pany, in Wilmington. New boilers are
also being put in.
Joseph Alloway arrived home last
Saturday from New Berlin. Fla , where
he has been fishing. He reports the
PENIS Grove fishermen are catching
lots of sl,ad, 400 to a net, but the price
is low, SO per 100.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Cook recently
counted the number Of deaths which
have taken place in the Cove during the
pest "a years. From Edward E,
Smiths residence to the White Oak
there have been IS deaths in that time.
While John Norton and wife were
riding to Penn's Grove last Saturday
she smelt fire. They pus he'd down the
lap robe and found her dress and bis
overcoat on Ere, which was soon put
out. Both her dress and his coat were
badly burned. 1t is supposed the fire
started from some matches in the small
pocket Of his 0%vercoat.
Salem Council, No. 203, Jr. Order
United American Mechanic was insti'
tuted at Salem on Wednesday night by
Deputy State Councillor Headley, as
sisted by members Of Diamond, Jersey
Blue and Viola Councils also the Guard
of Viola Council. There were 13f
names on the Charter roll. About &c
members of Viola Council were present
and enjoyed the collation..
The Penn's Grove record., 1895-03-22
COUNTY GLEANINGs
Boils are epidemic at WoOdst

Boils are epidemic at Woodst awn.
Broadway M. E. Church Salem.
have asked for the return of pastor,
Rev. ]. II. Payran, for anothl year.
Salem's City Council have granted
hotel licenses to Mrs, Amelia sIerssen,
g. =. Ford, Jas. F. Sbea ID John
E. Owens for $500 q
The Salem County, assessors
met in Salem on Mon ,e~solution
was passed by the me, he board
protesting against the e of the
bill before the legisl ibolish poll
taxes, as uMwlse and
Salem boasts of I .ampion top
spinner of the State. lame is Cav
airy and his skill Is SAT- be phenome-
nal. He can plug nint It of ten pen.
MES OF the ground, light. .parier match
or plug a cent stuck edge' wise,
AT the election Of schoo | trustees in
Woodstown George M. A ndrews, JOS
eph H. Reding and Edwa Cd q. Hanes
were elected for three yea and Will
liam B. Foster to fill unexnired
term Of two years. 1t
raise $1400 for the use o
coming year. A mum
voted at the meeting.
John Blakes annual
took place at Poll Tave
day and vas largely al
Friant, Of Alloway, and
Of Yorktown guessed u
Of the big porker aud d
$73.25. The exact we
was 1924 pounds. II
the porkers slaughtered
gathering have weig
1890, TAO pounds; 1S9
1892; 924 pounds; 1892 Is
1894, 90S pounds.
The Penn's Grove record., 1895-03-22
BOROUGH COuaCIL MEETING

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The Penn's Grove record., 1895-03-22
WANAMAKER'S
PHILADELPHIA, MARCH i, 1895.
Black Blacks

Extension Of Black Dress
Goods section. This enlarge
ment comes Of patient, sleep
less care. The character ofour
goods bears testing and we
sell more and more because
the goods can be trusted.
Selling SO many makes us large