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The Windham County reformer. (Battleboro, Vt.) 1876-1897, 1895-11-29
PINEOLA COUGH BAL SAM

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. anu
Tor asthma. Con
sumptiyes will inva
i'iably derive beneilt
from It's use, as I
quickly abatcs the
cough, renders en-
peetoration ca 5 y,
assisting nature in
restoring wasted
tissues. There is a
large percentage of
those who suppose
their cases to be
consumption W ho
are only suffering
from a chronic cold
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The friends of Capt. David johnson
are sorry to hear his schooner Red
Wing has met with another mishap.
While on his way with q load Of coal
from Perth Amboy to Boston, five days
out, she sprung q serious leak $50
O'Clock Wednesday morning. She was
started landward into Cape Cod Bay
with the men at the pumps and would
have sunk but Tor the tug Peter B.
Bradley sighting her with two flags in
the rigging Union down." The tug
reached her at $40 just as some Of the
men we're getting In the small boats to
leave the sinking schooner. When the
the tug got the Red Wing to a pier at
P~royincetown, Mass, the water stood
across the quarter deck. Capt. John.
son thinks the leak is In the centre.
board box and she will have to be un-
loaded before it can be stopped.
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PUBLIC SALE.
WILL BE SOLD AT PUBLIC SALE

ON MONDAY, FEBRUARY 18th, 1895,
At the late residence of James f. Donegan,
Known as the Sandy Ridge farm, the following
MossEs-6fhead: Fanny, syrs. old last May,
Volunteer Stock, 15X hands, mahogany bay, a
very promising colt, well worth the attention of
horsemen; Star, 10 yrs. Old, perfectly gentle,
fectly gentle single or double, and a splendid
farm animal Nettie, IL yrs old, l6 hands high,
In fOal 70 In nd a good farm mini i'm and a
hands high.
some with calves By their side, the balance close
springers l bull 2 yrs old.
HoGs-6 head, Jersey Reds, handsome shoats.
| IN good order; spring wagon, low down, new
l road cart good as new, made by Hand g. Son ;
cart and harness, new, z good plantation wag-
| with tomato rigging. Deering binder in good or
der, thresher q cleaner In good order, Pierpont's
\ make, Victor drill in good order, Deering NOW
ing machine In good order, 3 two horse plows
one Collins steel, one Wizard, one South Bend,
2 one-horse plows, gang pillow, corn marker &
coyerer, sweet potato hitler and digger. 8 iron
cultivators, l small iron hOeharrow, horse rake,
corn shelter, fanmil!. roller, fallow harrow,
| grindstOne, grubbing harrow, lot white oak lum-
per, work peneh and wise TOOLS IN usual variety,
and sled, maui and wedges, crowbar, swim GLE
| trees and breastchains.
! HARNESSES sets halfchain harness, l set car.
! riage harness in good order, brides, collars,
| lines, fiynets &c.
Clover hay by the ton, corn on the ear, 70 MS.
| to the bushel, 9bushels herd seed. Also chick
| en- house 14x2S IT,, chicken co0ps.
| HOUSEHOLD DOL in the usual variety.
Kitchen range, Glenmore Nos, l sitting room
stove, settee and bed, half dozen chairs, walnut
| extension table, 2 bedsteads, cellar furniture,
| crosslegged table, steam washing machine, Is
yards kitchen carpet, and other articles too
! tedious to mention.
Sale positive as / am going to quit the farming
business.
Co-NDITIoNs-All sums under -,slO, cash, all
sums over $40, a credit of 9 months pN giving a
note payable in Salem National BankS with ap.
proved security, interest from date.
Sale to commence at IL O'Clock noon, SHARP.
CARRIE M. DQNEGAN,
Administrator James +. Donegan, Jr., dec.
| VIM. A. Casper, Auct.
| Geo. r. Morrison, Clerk.
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Harry ]. Gable passed the teachers
recent examination.
Miss Miriam B. Flanagan is visiting
her sister, Mrs. Edward Longacre, in
Swedesboro.
Miss Hannah Summerill arrived home
Thursday evening from the State Nor
NAL School to remain until Monday.
John W. Mason, of Key Port, has
been visiting his aunt Mrs. Job Barber.
Mr.. Mason is a prominent FISHERMAN.
Miss Anna B. Sailor attended the
Teachers Examination in Salem last
week and passed the third grade with
an average of S5.7
Capt. Samuel Pedrick who has been
in charge Of the schooner Maggie J.
Lawrence, arrived home on Thursday
morning from Norfolk, Va, where he
landed a cargo of phosphate rock from
Charleston, s. C. ~
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~PEDRICKTowN PENcrLINes.

Mr.. and Mrs. Alex. Justice entertain
ed a few friends Tuesday evening.
Miss Bertha Simpkins, Of Philadel.
phla, is spending a few days with Miss
Emma Walker.
Miss Julia Pedrick spent a few days
In Penn's Grove with friends.
Our public school will give an enter
tainmeDt Friday, Washington's Birth
day.
The butcher shop of VIM. Cunard is
again opened with two very promising
new butchers.
The many friends of James Sweeten,
Dr., will be pleased to know he won a
prize for rapid calculation.
VIM. Justice, who is still at Atlantic
City, is improving very rapidly.
Thos. DOughten is treating his house
to a coat Of paint.
The ST.. Order of Mechanics will at
tend the services at the Baptist Church
Sunday morning and the M. E. Church
in the evening.
Extra meetings still continue in the
Baptist Church.
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.Iow-Priced Dress Goods

Those Yankees those Yam
Va glimpse of new
Stuffs and almost
lie world has turned
Falf a dozen times they've
we'd on the pattern, lifted
thought-actually painted
rose.
md all the time so tieing
pulse of steam and the
scles of steel to the work
t costs come closer and
ser to nothing.
lot a prettiness Of the orig
lost, not a cuteness or
lntness lacking that any
would set store by. The
.nges are all for the better
the direction Of sensible
onomy.
Scores of sorts already in
tore ; other scores to come.
ixty odd styles in the little
st that follows.
t 25c the yard.
Pretty little two-toned Checks, 9 color
ings.
t 3oc the yard.
Notified coIored Cheviots, II colorings.
Il size the yard.
fish Check weave, Z eolorings.
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DIED

C0LE.-In Salem, ON the 7th., Mary
Ann Cole, aged IS years.
ACTON.-In Salem, End mo. 18th.
1895, Isaac Acton, aged 95 years.
JAMESON Feb. Sd, in Swedes-
boro, Eliza NJ, widow of the late Israel
James, in the SD year of her age.
GIBSON.-At Bridgeport, on the
21st inst, Rebecca B. wife of John Glib.
son, aged 81 years.
SHOEMAKER.-In Salem, on the
11th inst, Hiram Shoemaker, iu the
S0th year of his age.
MASKELL-At Canton, on the 18th
inst, Letitia T., wife of Thomas A.
Maskell, aged 70 years.
SPRINGER In PENIS Grove, Feb.
21st, 1895, Sarah Matilda, wife of Wal
ter S. Springer, aged 50 years.
Relatives and friends are respectfully invit-
ed to attend the funeral on Monday, 25th. Ser
vices in st. Paul Church at | O'Clock, withoCt
further notice.
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DICKINSON - DIXON. - At the
Alloway NJ. E. parsonage, on Janu-
airy "a, 1895, by Rev. V. A. Lonier,
MIR. Walter l.. Dickinson and Miss Ella
Dixon both of Qlinton.
JONES-REEVES.- On February
the 9TH, 1895, at the residence of the
BRIDES mother in Alloway, by Rev. ".
A. Lonier, Mr.. William B. Jones, of
Aldine, ond Miss Hattie ,. Reeves, of
Alloway.
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The 10th anniversary Of the st. Paul
M. E. Church was well attended on
Thursday and three good sermons we're
preached.
! The extra meetings at the Baptist
Chapel last week we're very profitable.
H. ]. Cable had charge. There have
been two conversions this winter.
Rev. q. W. Williams Sunday morn.
ing subject at the Baptist Chapel will
be "Our Future State" Evening sub.
ject, "The First Passover"
Rev. j. H. Clarke's subject In Bethel
M. p. Church On Sunday will be as fol-
lows:morning," San Indisputable Title"
Evening, "What Christ tried to do
Presiding Elder Harris will hold
Quarterly Conference at Emmanuel
Charge next Thursday at 3o'clock.
Quarterly meeting in st. Paul M. 2.
Church Sunday. Love feast at 8 a. m.
Baptism In connection with morning
service.
Jr. Epworth League meeting this
Saturday at 8 o'clock in Emmanuel M.
E. Church will be led by Misses Sarah
Summerill and Minnie Barnart.
Next Thursday the anniversary of
the organization of the Holiness meet
ing in Emmanuel Church will be cele.
brated by an all-day meeting. Rev.
George Powell, DR.. Gilmour and wife
and other helpers are expected. All
are invited.
Quarterly Love Feast in Emmanuel
Church at $50 on Sunday. At 1910
Pastor will preach OF sour Past
Achievements and Future duty" when
Acton Post G. A. r Camp 33 Sons of
Veterans and the Ladies Relief Corps
will be present. PASTORS evening sub
ject, "Seeing Jesus"
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Mrs. Emily Thorne, who resides at Toledo,
Washington, says she has never been able to
procure any medicine for rheumatism that
relieves the pain so quickly and effectually
as Chamberlain's Pain Balm, and that she
Rlso used it for lame back with great
IS. For sale at Robbins Pharmacy.
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pArRrorrC SCHOOL ExpAcrsEs.

In obedience to the law:"IA all pub
lie schools of the State of New Jersey
the last Friday preceding the foliS glng,
viz: Wasbington's Birthday, Deco ation
Day, Fourth Of July, and Thanks living
Day shall he devoted to the de- klop-
ment and promotion Of a higper spirit
of patriotism by observing proper and
appropriate exercises The Fenn's Grove
Public School held in each room, ON
Friday last, interesting exercises.
The black boards Throughout the
building contained drawings of Wash
ington, Martha Washington, the birth
place Of the former and his home at
Mt. Vernon. Each room displayed the
flag. Tie literary exercises in each
consisted OF singing patriotic songs,
Rotations, drills and readings.
In the grammar department the fol-
lowing program was rendered: Singing
America by the school; reading of the
Declaration of Independence, by Miss
Anna b. Sailor; D~eclamatieY Lincoln's
Gettysburg, Speech by Elsie Morris,
Asa G. Justice, Frances D. Kille,
Jerry j. Cream, Jr., Laura A. Layton,
| Harry l.. Blohn, Laban Holman, Gin.
ton Matlack, Joseph Harris and Chas.
| Wood. This wa q contest, Blohm
won. Childhood and youth of Wash
ington, contest, Mamie Layton, Lizzie
Cream, Louie Stiles. Joseph Flanagan,
Byron Shannon, Benjamin Hurff, Afar.
vey Watson, Albert Ale, Anna i ton,
Maggie Cook, Samuel Townsen2 ROB
ert Walker, Edward Munion ahd Lee
Layton. Lizzie Cream was victor.
Washington as Commander, or His Mil.
itary Services: Walter NJ. BalIinger,
William C. McIntire, Harold higgins,
Howard II. Walker, Howard Borden
and Ralph =. Smith. Washington as
President: Lizzie- Stanton, Mabel Elk
linton. Amanda Bowen, and Otis Peter
son. Contest, with McIntire in the
lead. Clusters Last Charge: recitation,
Mr.. Clas. Sheets and remarks by the
Principal.
Singing Of 1.-THE Star Spangled Ban.
ner'' and the "Battle Hymn of the Re-
public" closed the exercises in which
the scholars took a lively interest.
Visitors eight.
o. w. o. Hartman, Sheriff of Tyler Co.,
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FRIDAY, FEBRUARY %, 1895.
PUBLIC SALES.

PUBLIC SALES.
FEB 81 ". Keen & D. wileyy, Ex. OF J. X.
Keen, dec, Warrington.
Feb. 28-John 7. White, large sale, on Firms
Point.
MARCH 2-J. B. Ware, Pedricktown.
March 7-John W. Humphreys, near upper
canal Bridge.
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WANAMAKER'S.


At S5c the yard.
Atwood wavy Crepon, 46.
AT 85c the yard.
All Wool Striped Crepon, 46 in,
AT 81 the yard.
All Wool Crepon Plumetis, 40 in.
AT $I.25 the yard.
Mohair Pebble Crepon, AZ in.
AT $3.50 the yard.
All Wool Gauze Crepon, 46 in.
AT 81 the yard.
Mohair Grauffe Brepon, 46 in. Other
designs, So. so, 50. rs, So, $3.50.
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SheriH's Sale.

In CHANCERY OF NEW JERSEY.
Between the Franklin Loan andl
Building Association Of Salem, III. Fa.
N. j., Compit, for sale OF
William F. Wake and ux: and premises.
al, Defts.J
ID Y virtue OF the above stated writ of Fl. Fa.
Id to me directed and delivered, 1 will eX-
pose at public sale by public vendue, on
SATURDAY, MARCH I'd. 1895,
In front of the Court House in the city OF Salem,
N. j., between the hours OF twelve and five in
m.
All that certain house, tract or parcel Of land
and premises, situate, lying and being in the
township Of Upper PENIS Neck, county of Sa-
lem, and State OF New Jersey, adjoining Robert
A. and John Cook at Helms, Cove, late Frank
Walkers lot and others, containing ten square
perches Of land more or less.
Being the same land and. premises conveyed
to the said William #. Walker and one Robert
Walker by Catharine Diver by deed, November
10, 1865, recorded at Salem, Book 81, foli0 ~, &C.,
and was conveyed to the Franklin Loan and
Sheriff, March 10th, 1880 and conveyed by said
association to said Hannah Walker May Sd, 1850.
Seized and taken in execution as the property
of William +. Walker and Hannah Walker, his
wife, and others defendants, at the suit OF the
Franklin Loan and Building Association OF ha-
lem, N. j., cOmplatnants and to be sold BY
OLIVER ii. WRIGGINS,
Sheriff.
WHIT. HILLIARD, S0lr.
Dated Sheritt's office Salem, N. j., January
18th, 1895. 81.
PUBLIC SALE
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zoe TO 1850.
I2ic Canton Flannel at Sc

BleaeAed, perfect bleach
snowy white, lamb'
fleece for the face, good, firm
back. Heavy enough, light
enough-just right.
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Axe Private Sale!

i offer for sale my house and lot, situate on
Harmony st.. Penn's Grove, adjoining the rail-
CHAS. Z. BARBER,
l1l-tf. Penn's Grove, Nj.
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EXacntOrs


Elizabeth T. johnson
i'll, Jr., executors Of MAY
by direction of the Sure
Salem, hereby gives mott,
the said Mayhem JohnSO'
their debts, demands ar
tate of the said decedep
ton, within nine months
or they will be forever
thereof against the said
ELIZABETH
DANIEL V.
Executors of Mayl
Dated January 18th, lS9
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Un6leached Canton Flannel
is as cheap accordingly. We've
lately handed out to you more
than one hundred cases of the
R. w. P. brand. In the beaten
way it would be 1oc the yard,
we say
Gle the yard.
16 yards for 81.
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While the workmen's train was cart.
ing cinders up the railroad on Monday
morning and when near Cooper station
a plug In the boiler came out and let
the steam out 80 it filled the cab. Con-
ductor Thomas Hunt, engineer Jere
Cream, fireman Lew Tomlin and work
men Edward Tomlin, Jere Vincent and
Lawrence Dreybold were in the cab.
All fearing they might be scalded
jumped out. All landed in a big snow
bank except Mr.. Hunt. MI. Dreybold
had his head cut, and Edward Tomlin
his s cut slightly. while the others,
excepting Mr.. Hunt, escaped with no
injury.
Mr.. Hunt jumped out of the cab
window. He landed where there was
little snow on the ground, sprained his
ankle and tumbled on his head, making
him insensible. He was brought home
and did not recover consciousness until
Tuesday. He Is better as we go to
press but has not fully recovered his
senses.
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WANTED!

Agents to sell our new book, Dictionary of
United States History, by Prof. J. FRANK
LIN JAMESON. Needed by every teacher, pupil,
Agents selling fifty books per week. Successful
agents will be made general agents, Big pay.
PURITAN PUBLISHING co. Boston, Mass.
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RIeached Muslin. "A

OlO0OsiUu WNoiiitJ TT
Qualities up to mark; bleach,
finish, everything as it ought
to be. Only prices have gone
back.
&c Muslins at sc
Sc Muslins at SIC
10c Muslins at &c
Cambrics, too.
121c Muslins at Zoe
10c Cambrics at Sc
121c Cambrics at 10c
Handkerchief
Better Handkerchief at
125c than you used to get at
25c, and the pennies count as
much accordingly in the higher
grades.
For Women.
At 124c eaeh-Unlaundered hemstitch'
ed Handkerchief, hand embroidered
and drawn work.
At SOC each-New and dainty effects in
women's scalloped and embroidered
Handkerchief, with Vandyke points
For Men.
At 12Jc each-All-white Handker
chiefs, hemstitched, ~unlapndered
full line initials.
At 25c each-Colored border hemstitch
ed Handkerchiefs, four widths o
hem.
JOHN WANAMAKER,
Thirteenth and Market streets
VENDUE.
Will be sold at public sale on
SATURDAY., MARCH2 1895.
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at $500.
Girls and Bows Shoes.

Without heels, with and
without tips. Best leather,
best shoe-making, and about
half prices. In the lot are
Children's 81 to Iob at zoe,
and Misses II to 2 at 85c.
The range is
70c In OF 60
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SALEM COUNTY BOARD OF CHOSEN
FREEHOLDERs.

|t rNg
The February meeting was held al
the Court House or Wednesday 18th.
Every member was present except Mr..
Do .ghten, of Oldmans. Bills from the
several wards and townships were read,
approved, and ordered paid.
Clerk Sinnickson made a report OF
the trial of the case of David Evans VS..
the Board Of Freeholders, at the Janu.
AIRY term of Salem Co. Courts. He had
engaged G. II. S~innickson to assist in
defending the suit. His own bill was
$50, and G. II. Sinnickson's was 500;
the verdict and costs and all expenses
amounted to $685. 81. Which on mo-
tion, was ordered paid.
Jacob Wordsworth appeared before
the Board and stated that in 1864 a war
tax was assessed and collected in Piles
grove township; that the money was
not used for war purposes, and some
persons had the tax refunded, but his
had never been and he wanted the
money. Therefore he asked for an in
vestigation of the matter.
Director Westcott appointed Mr..
Borton as a committee of inquiry.
The Clerk reported that, according to
resolution, he had written to Josiah
Holton to have the arm Of a bridge in
U. P. Neck repaired which lie had
damaged by the moving Of a building;
that it was Thos. P. Dolbow that did
the damage and who should have been
notified.
On motion, the matter was referred
to Mr.. LanDing.
Committee OF Upper Canal Bridge
reported the work done, and the COM
mittee was discharged.
Committee on bridge at Horse Branch
School-house, Alloway, reported pro-
gTess and was continued.
Mr.. Elwell reported that a vessel was
sunk in AIloways Creek and wasan OBJ
struction to navigation. On motion,
the matter was left until the required
time OF obstruction had expired.
On motion, the matter of renewing
the nominal lease of the county ground
in Salem on which to place houses for
lre apparatus was postponed for the
present, and that a committee be APP
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A Des Moines waman who has beel
bled with frequent Ecoldsr concluded
an old remedy in new way.
ingly took a tablespoonful 10
usual dose) of Chamberlain'sC
just before going to bed. The
she found that her cold had al
disappeared. During the da.
few doses of the remedy (onet
a time) and at night again
spoonful before going to bed
following morning awoke +
symptoms of the cold. Since
on several occasions, used tn
like manner, with the same
and is much elated ever her di
quick a way of curing a cold.
Robbins Pharmacy.
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o. W. o. Hartman, Sheriff of Tyler Co.,
w. ", appreciates a good thing and does
not hesitate to say SO. He was almost pros
trated with q cold when he procured a bot
tie of Chamberlain's Cough Remedy. He
says: sit gave me prompt relief. l find it
to be an Invaluable remedy for coughs and
colds" For sale by Robbins Pharmacy.
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list.
-Four converts were taken in {
baton at ne n. z. Ci1feA Npdnes..
evening.
Mrs. Mary Z. Bassett is SPENDING {
few days with her sister us. Emms
Lippincott, at Marlton. ' 90
Mrs. s. II. Callahan and Sc. :.
Elijah Powers and Powers
spending a few days with reIi
Lakewood.
The maasS friends of Mrs,
Davis will be piss . tuo
convalescing raj
The sale of personal prop
T. White of Firms Point
Thursday will lie one Of tbel
ever took place in this COZ
White was an able farmer
equipped for that pursuit.
VIM. Somers, of Churchtow
Rowned trainer of chanticle
training some young birds
took evere cold and is no
to remain indoors.
The board Of registry oft
will sit at Acton's Testaur
day, February 26th, betwe'
Of 10 A. NJ. and Dr.. NJ. to
revise the list Of voters.
The canmakeri-at
factory here will be col
work for q while on &C
out of tin. Work will
until the river opens so
shipped here. 49,
JOHN r. Davis attended
of Mr.. Allen Foster and
Richmond, at Elmer, on 4
also that of Mr.. George Hi
Miss Clara Robinson, near
Wednesday.
The last quarterly ConfeTe
M. E. Church here for this
be held by Presiding Elder
Tuesday evening, March 9TH.
also preach that evening.
Theodore Josephs, who h.,
transferred from Firms Point
Cemetery to a like position at SAM.
New Mexico, will be succeeded
Supt. G. p. Rogers, OF Danyille, G
National Cemetery.
Harry and Ellsworth Irelan represel
ed the Riverside Lodge Of this place
the meeting of the Grand Lodge of
Of ?. at Trenton last week.
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WANAMAKER'S

PHILADELPHIA, FEBRUARY IS, 1895.
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Elijah Wheaton is confined to his
bed with sickness.
Mrs. Lena James is sl4o on the sick
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For r
HayFo
For

For
The dwelling next
Penn's Grove, now or
Convenient for loo,
rangement, occupati
of March next. For
Apply to
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nELAwARE RIVER RAILRoAD,

PENH's GROVE POST OFFICE.
Mall hours from 6.15 a. m. to 8 pm.
Mails close:
For all points except Woodbury. and along the
Delaware River Railroad, at 8 80 q. m. and 4.30
p. ~.
Malls arrive:
From Philadelphia and beyond $50 a. M. and
4.A0 p. m. Woodbury. and along Delaware r. R.
4.40; south Of Woodbury. 40 p. m.
DANIEL v. S~UMMFRILL, JR. p. M
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50 the bdiy.

for which his regular soholesaA
price is S2.25 the pair. With
them we put 81 imported
enameled leather laced Shoes,
also at So the pair.
There are half a dozen styles
of the Mems Calf and French
patent leather Calf Sc Shoes
at $780,.
Freshly sorted up-but the
end must come some time.
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Mems Shoes

Mems Shoes
He makes good Shoes, ex-
cellent Shoes, and in this State.
But he needs a wider field
new trade. And so he lets us
sell Mems good Calf Shoes
laced and Congress, half a
dozen styles oftoes-at
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she by NJ,
mum i0262. I
Dorindas I'm
ZIG, he by S
grand dams {
% MS. per we
HoGS-9 Sht
The father OF
| Berkshire b.
| believed TO be
pig.
HARNESS
| extra y
| to order have
OF light single
| made TO order
| dnuhlp harness
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b
KEPT
For Sa
Cha
PENIS Gr'r

| PUBL
I'm THURSDA'
VA NJ. sharp
, the residence of Il
Neck, on the road
Lighthouse to the
the following DE-