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An Party.

A most enjoyable evening party was
held at the home of Jacob Titus. in Ped
ricktown, on Saturday. All enjoyed
themselves in playing games, music and
singing. VIM. Lloyd, of Philadelphia,
gave a recitation, entitled "Kelly's
Dream" which brought forth much
laughter. At a late hour all partook OF
| refreshments, the menu consisting Of
everything required to crafty the taste
of the most dainty
Among those present were: William
| Lloyd, Otis Titus. Frank Bailey, and
| Misses Mamie Bratton, Georgeanna Lloyd
and Dora Stevens, of Philadelphia; Miss
Dora Stevens, of Salisbury, Nd; Robert
| Cooke, of Palmyra; Miss Hannah Hewitt,
| Camden; Frank Clark and Miss Laura
Wentzell, of Woodstown, beside Others
from Pennsgrove, Auburn and Sharp
town. At a late hour all repaired tc
their homes each one saying they had a
| most ENJOYABLE time.
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The Darlington, Wis, Journal says
editorially of a popular patient medicine:
We know from experience that Cham
berlain's Collie, Cholera and DfarIhea
Remedy is all that is claimed for it, as on
two occasions it stopped excrnciating
pains and possibly saved us from an
untimely grave. We would not rest easy
over night without it in the house." This
remedy undoubtedly saves more pain and
suffering than any other medicine 10 the
world. Every family should keep it in the
house, for it is sure to be needed sooner or
later. For sale BY Geo. NJ. Andrews,
Druggist.
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CHE Monitor-gegister
WooDsTowN, N. J.. Oct. 2 1896

" ES 4 JERSEY RAIL Road
ON AND LITER SEPT. s, 1896,
Trains leave wooDsTowN as follows
For Philadelphia and way stations, at 7.04
z5s and 9.27 II. M, 2.l9. 4 30 and 6 OF p. m.
On Sundays, CO. IA. M, oil p. m.
Arrive in Philadelphia, $50. s 50 and 1880
a. m. l.25, $50 and 7.35 p. m. Sundays,
$50, II. Ia. and $40 p. III.
For salem. 7.34, 9.27 II. m, and 1913, 2.4S, OLA
and 6.57 p. m.
On sundays, 9.39 n. m, z.39 p. M.
For Bridgeton via Woodbury.. 75s a. m''
4.30, p. M
Sundays, 8 81 a. m. and 5.l1 p. m.
RETURN TRAINS.
Trains leave Philadelphia for Woodst0wn at
$40, $40 and 100 a. m, l-30, 40, b.4u pm.
Sundays, $50 n. m, go p. m.
CONNECTING RAILROADS.
For Atlantic City, 7.04 a. m. Sundays, 6.52
q. m.
For Cape May, 7-5s a. m. Sundays, 6.52 a. m.
For Sea Isle and Ocean City, 7.5S II. m. sun
days, 6.52 a. m.
For Vineland and Millville, 7.5S Il. IN, 4-30
p. N. Sundays, 652 a. IN.
:. NJ. PROVOST, j. r. WOOD,
General Manager. Gen. Pass. Agt.
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"ANTED-Several faithful men or wo.
wv men to travel for responsible estab-
lished house In New Jersey. Salary $3.50,
payable $l5 weekly and expenses. Position
permanent. Reference. Enclose self-ad-
dressed stamped envelope. The National.
Star Building, Chicago. s %
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sudaen Death Of John c. Nensteal.


John G. Nensteal, formerly of Woods
town, died suddenly at his home in Phila
delphia, on Monday afternoon. He had
been quite unwell during the summer
from a kidney affection, but had partially
recovered, and was in Woodstown last
week, leaving here on Saturday. He
appeared as we'll as formerly on Monday,
and before his death was talking with
his wife, when she left the room for a
short time. Upon her return she found
him unconscious, and death soon followed.
The remains will be brought to Woods
town to day for interment.
Mr.. Nensteal, who had been a resident
of this place for many years, engaged in
thu carriage and blacksmitbing business,
sold his business last spring and moved
to Philadelphia; but not liking
it there, we understand he was about
making arrangements to return here.
How true is the aid adage, that "Man
propose but God disposes." The deceased
| was a member of the Presbyterian
| Church, and during his residence here
| was for a time a member of the Borough
| Council. He leaves a wife and three
| daughters He was a veteran of the Re
| beIiion, and q member of Company Fl,
| Twelfth Regiment, New Jersey Volun'
| teers
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1ied.

WADDINGTON-In Salem, suddenly, on
Ninth Month 26th, Joseph Waddington, il
his 10Th year.
HUTCHINSON-In Haines Neck, Sept.
10Th, Francis Hutchinson, in his 63d year.
BELL-In Salem, Sept. 9th, Sarah E..
daughter of Lille n the late Isaiah Bell
in her 10Th year..
MOORE-In Mullica Hill, Sept. 18th, Mar
tga T., widow of the late Dayton l.. Moore
in her SD year.
TYLER-!n Pilesgrove, Ninth Month 2Sth
Alice A. Tyler, aged II years.
NENSTEAL-In Philadelphia, Sept. 2sth
John c. Nensteal, formerly of Woodstown
aged 55 years.
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Try a can of Hopkins Steamed
Hominy (Hulled CORN. 1t is delicious.
Full qt., 100.
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The Democrats of Gloucester county
held their convention at Woodbury. on
Tuesday and nominated @. Fletcher
Myers. of Logan township, for Senator:
Isaac B. Pabcosst, of Clayton, for the
Assembly; Jos. T. Sickler, of Clarksboro,
for Sheriff, and William McMuilen, OF
Paulsboro, for Coroner. The Chicago
platform was endorsed.
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STATE OF OHIO, City OF TOLEDO,
LUCAS COUNTY, 80.

FRANK ]. CHENEY makes oath that he
is the senior partner Of the firm of F. ].
CHENEY & Co doing business in the
City of Toledo, County and State afore,
said, aud that said firm will pay the sum
of ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS fo,
each and every case of CATARRH thai
cannot be cured by the use of HALLS
CATARRH CURE.
FRANK j. CHENEY.
Sworn to before me and subscribed in
my presence. this 9th day of December,
A. D. 1885.
SEAL A. W. GLEASON,
e Notary Public
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Devonshire satin wove letter paper
neatly put up in 1 ID. boxes, only % cent
per h., at the stationery store, Nc. 8, N,
Main street. Es
Hope. Z =.
Get a bag of Loty6. md you will
have sweet bread not dry out
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The quarterly love feast, under the
leadership of the pastor, Rev. F. L.
Jewett. was held in the church on
Wednesday evening, a number being
present.
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c RELT ARID APPLIANCE co. say Pine Louis, no.

be a candidate DIR. Carlton may be a can
didate, and if he is will make it lively for
all of them. Solicitor 'Bilr' Howard, OF
Oglethorpe. is one of the strongest men IN
the district, but he says congress holds no
charms for him. OF those who remain in
the list of probabilities he is probably the
strongest of the lot personally, and should
he want the nomination could get il.
In the eleventh district there is a decided
ly lively fight on. The announcement that
Solicitor General Brantley would not be
candidate for reelection and his withdraw
al from the law firm of Goodyear. Kay <
Brantley undoubtedly means that ne in
tends to make the most active canvass for
the nomination. Judge Turner is the pres
ent congressman and VIII. it is expected
stand for reelection The majority OF the
counties have been in the judicial circuit
Of which Colonel Brantley has been solici-
tor and he has undOubted strength in all or
these. for he is brilliant young fellow
and is in all respects strong man. FOR
couple of years he has been very much
candidate. and his views on public ques-
lions have not been pronounced. II is re-
called. however. that in the Cleveland cam
paigI ne made a number of strong speeches
supporting Mr.. Cleveland in which he de-
clarcd that the platform adopted at Chi
Caeo undoubtedly meant a return 10 bl-
metallism and the free coinage Of silver
However. his friends say that the money
question is not going to enter very strongly
into that contest The Giynn county end OF
the district feels that it should have the
congressman and there are strong political
forces back of Brautley. Another factor in
the race is Colonel i. II. Burch. Of Dodge
county. Colonel Burch has not been maxi
ing much noise at this end of the line, but
he mas been doing a large amount of wood
saving. according to accounts. lie was
born in Laurens and has strong family re-
latioHship in that county. in Dodge, TelIair,
Johnson. AppIing. Wayne and Irwin. lie
is n strong and ac-Ive man, and is. his
friends say, going 70 make n strong race
lie is a partner OF Judge Dave Roberts. al
Eastman. and has wide acquaintance
throughout the district. So the race from
the present outlook viii be n three-corner-
cd one. and its outcome VIII he watched
with great interest
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missionaries when the vote which an
-ra.srse.E thc victory e tiic popular senator
was called It would have been "a useless
task and then the chairman was some
what % a m4drian nj that moment him
self
O1ly three names were presented 10
tr.. caucus They were blackburn. Nc
t-eary ard Brown. and the vote on the
u--t hallot stucd. Blackburn. =. McCreary,
BEL Brown. Is Fourteen sound money demo-
Gratis G.t not vote n the caucus
last ri-ht a conference 81 three silver
men and three sound money men was held.
I.-rr owing TO a. fair demands on the part
~ tIs. sound money men. or McCrclry peo-
rIt the El4ckburnitcs withdrew from the
sautsreuce-
= paper requesting the chairman Of the
eauea- ra aaIi r.. Caucus for tonight was
at once circulated by the Blackburn man
a-.-s ana il received . signatures
Is al.ica Was lt pre. r.ls-tsl announcing
tr.- eaurue for tonight Tals move on the
rl-r ot the free silver people incensed the
~ rr-ary m"u. Wao 80 once put on Their
war paint They iraueuratsi "a movement
Co., illlr- sound wore1- o. urt seutatlves 10
d. fuee rr Participate in the caucus The
81 signed E-u.s ra rEe p-LFstr proved con
CIuslV-Ig tA4- blackburn held the key %
t1e -itlstio9 anl ths Accrea-y managers
trH Hr ffe tIat-
senator Ecstl N.lss-u-er. a McCrgary
u.-.u. announced that De would not so into
tna caucus pledged TO support the nouli-
u.e ana Tssu-e-eutative Johns stood by
t.m- Nurs. .ta~-lu.iirE The threats the
r.s.eauru people heli the caucus and
V.r .ar.-s .aoVa- Blackburn pollel hi. fun
e--.re-s. lacking SIX votes. which went
o.. Jl.u Young i-swr- Brown Is free
.... MAN alu bad blackburn needed the
tr-s casa for hm De- woull have received
;e.m-
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PRAISE FOR TERRELL.
Contents of a Letter Written Him by
DR.. c. c. Tracy.

Washington. January secretary Cln"y
has received d copy Of the following letter
from Or. &. {. Tracy, of the MdrsoNan
college, TO Minister Terrell. at ConstantiHo-
pie;
.-AIar-ovan. December II. 1S95.-Dear
judge rerrcll-Alss Strawn. who mas bcca
a guest ia our house Tor two and q han
months and shared our trials and perlls
with us, can tell you much more luly IMAM
| can write conc eraiug our situation. 4Aere
Is not "A soul OF AS who does not appreciate
fully ana gratefully what you have dcEe
for the protection OF us and our friends Ia
other stations. / know not what you may
mink or feel the subject, but thlnk,
whether you would have chosen 50 ardu-
Gus work or not, YOU were called by Prov
dcnce al this time 10 save the ENtS OF
many Of US. We thank YOU for so making
known our position as Christians to the IN
t,iicctual and spiritual and free from com
plicitv ~ political designs that his majesty
,ne sultan. has been pleased 10 AFFORD ~
special protection In these fearful tines
when without h, we must have pefished-
Though the more intelligent OF the gov
erunent officers and the people understand
us. the ignorant and mad crowds DO not;
Without government protection we should
he in most grave peril stilL cannot doubt.
We are grateful that We have II. We long
and pray for peace. Yours as ever,
&C 9. TRACY"
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succeeded tonight I'm forcing the chairman
OF the republican joint caucus TO issue a
call of the caucus for tomorrow afternoon
at : o'clock.
Republicans in Row.
This was done In the face of the most
bitter protests of the other candidates and
the opposition TO Hunter declare tonight
that they will not go into the caucus.
Hunter made a combination with the sink
ing fund commissioners today who agreed
to make good any pledges of positions that
he made and the result was that by SELL
ing the wardenship OF the two state 5
prisons and numerous other jobs within
the gift of the commissioners, the willy
Hunter secured the pledges OF forty-three
TO nominate him.
Wilson. Evans. Holt, Denny and DeBoe
are red hot and arc bitter in their denun-
citation OF the "Hunter-Hay combine"
The republicans are badly divided and
many old feuds in the party have been
renewed. The old leaders have been turned
down and unless they prevent Hunter from
being elected 70 the senatorship they real
ize that they viii be relegated to oblivion.
In fact the party opposition TO Hunter
is determined to defeat him. The two pop
ulists are still laying low. democratic
senator however. has a letter from Peer
stating that he can conceive his duty no
other way than TO vote for free silver
man.
Edrington. the other popuIist. viii not
talk. but viii certainly support Black
burn.
The election OF Blackburn now depends
on the action OF his own party.
Where the Blame Will Lay.
N he is defeated the fault VIII be with
the democratic members and the people
in the state are disposed to hold the demo-
cratic sound money representatives re-
sponsible II a republican senator IS elected
through dissolution they have caused in
allowing their bitter feeling to get tho
best Of their Judgment.
blackburn has won phenomenal victo-
~ in his own party and having fairly
downed his party opponents calls on every
loyal democrat TO line up and prepare 10
meet the onslaught OF the common enemy
one thing is certain and that is that II
blackburn is defeated in the final fight
several political graves win be dug in Ken
lucky and tho soil well packed down.
Things hook bright for Blackburn's return
To tho senate.
.-rha only way the republicans can get
nv seat is 10 steal it," said the redoubta-
bic Joe at midnight tonight
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In Which The Weekly Constitution Has It's
Largest Circulation.
dcrson. S. c, where are delivered IS
Weeklies every Tuesday, the next lars 81
office is Vaaceboro. n. C.. with D..
The largest county on the Weekly Lst -
Anderson, in South Carolina Las SUB
sCrihers- These are distributed as L3i-ofs-
Alice. /. Aaron. 10; Anderson. -, Al
pine. -. Annie, IL, Autun, IL Baxter =
Bolton. -. Blaine, 8; Eclarlan, -, bFo5 l7S'
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subscribers from THIS aAd adjoining coun-
Ties.
Tho next largest county IS IN Texas
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Holland. Iss Heit0n, SO. burgess, If; Cy-
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Oenaviuc, g., oscar, IL. Rodgers I4t Sea-
ton. To- Sparta. IL; Summers Mills, IA;
Temple. s.. EelfaLs, 8; Bland 4. Brook
haven 3. Dol4hoe, ., Llgew ar--l, 5 GIN
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ing e total OF so.
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Carolina South Carolina and Georgia that
crowd close upon tnese Asufel' Co~ela
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HUNTER NOMINATED.
The Republicans Unite in Nominating
". Godfrey Hunter.

Frankfort. Ky. January u--(Special.)
The republican senatorial caucus was held
this evening. and Hunter was nominated oy
reclamation.
The caucus resulted in a regular love
feast. and the defeated aspirants sent their
friends into the caucus like little men
The Hunter faction forced the holding oil
the caucus for today in the face OF the most
determined opposition from Wilson, Evans,
Denny. Holt and the rest Of the enemies OF
gresham Hunter.
AZ noon Wilson withdrew from the fight.
ami a few moments later Evans. Denny
and Holt threw up the sponge. and II was
arranged to nominate Dr. Hunter by &C
clamation.
SIX republican members failed to partici-
pate in the caucus. hut Congressman Hun
ter claims that they viii all vote for him
fn the final bout
When Judge F1!ppin nominated Hunter
and AIr. SaIley moved that the nomination
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livery wau Who Wsuld Knew the Grand
Eruth-. th- Plain facss- the New
utssnp~rIs.- uf Wed cal Science A. applied
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should secure thr - anderfui Aittic Hoak
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nan guiv who need o.
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be made by reclamation the widest euthu-
siasm followed. Dr. Hunter was afflicted
with sore throat and did not make an aG-
3ress 90 thanks.
significance OF Hunters Victory.
The victory IT Dr. Hunter has deep sig
nlicarce. Il means the downfall Of Gov
eruor Bradley as the leader OF Kentucky
politics. and also releeates 70 oblivion srFrh
headers AS l-rAes. Denny, Holt Wilson
and Colson.
walter Forester. the press representative
or Governor Bradley. Ted the war on Or
Hunter. making g. a mud-sliuging contest
and il is generally believed that he reflected
the views af Governor Bradley.
The nouiraaon OF Hunter also has "a
presidential hoar.ng. "a VIII crush the
bradley presidential boom in its infancy.
Hunter IS hand Ga glove with Plat and
QUAY. the boomers Of Governor Norton. Of
New York. and IL e understood that he Is
Tor Morton Tor the presidency. Hunter is
now easily the leading republican Of the
south.
He viii. il IS believed. favor IT. Clay Ev-
ans. OF Tennessee. for the vice presidency.
Hunter has been elected TO congress thre"
terms from "a democratic stronghold. and
his manacement Of the republican campaign
last faH won the fight Tor the republican
The Final Fight.
blackburn and Hunter must now lock
horns in the final conflict, and fate seems
70 10 AGAINST senator Blackburn.
Rcurcseutative Ike Wilson, % Nelson
county. one OF his warm-st supporters,
died this morning. This breaks the tie in
a joint s7-ssion and Blackburn must row
win both pcpulists I'm order 70 tie the house.
Gold Standard Hen Will Fight.
Senator weissengcr and several other
s-,la standard members. who are under
40 lash n IA. Louisville democratic press.
declare that they win not support Black
burn Edriugtcu. one Of the populistS, says
"a. he y-iI vote for Blackburn. and P0ore
cam b. brought over. In plain words Black
turn can deadlock n joint session If the
slanorrrtsc members stand by him.
u appears. however. that the goidbug
--s.,r - Louisville has sent the tin out
10 defeat Blackburn. and i is believed
that ths. sound money men who with
drew from the caucus viii betray the
ofIi-.aI nominee Of the caucus 10 the enc
my T.h.. democrats " the state are high
IL indignant and kilograms are flooding
.l,a rsnitol from men an over the state,
threatening 20 hold tho boilers response
bic II blackburn is slaughtered.
E.iftv-fve Of the siXty-six members are
binetalIi~ts. and for the first time
- ~ history Of the democracy OF Ken
tuclxv the minority refuses TO abide by
tho will ~ the majority.
Whether or not Blackburn defeats Hunt
er he has established the fact that Ken
lucky is free silver state, and has Won
. rnarnincent victory in mis- party. the
go,d,Irt Of the Louisville Cabal is making
f-ia,ds for the bimetallists anu
whatever the result of the senatorial
election, the bimetallists viii control the
state couE entiou this spring, ana biach-
burn will head n free silver deleGA1lon
20 the national democratic conVenuoh
Congressman McCreary, the SOUND money
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WEEKLY CONSTITUTION.
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JOE BLACKBURN WON
Democratic Caucus Presented Him with
the Nomination.
ENTIRE FREE SILVER VICTORY
GOldbugs Refused To Go Into the eau
cus-Hunter Got the Republic
can Nomination

Frankfort, Ky. January lo.-(Special)-
blackburn and free silver won a glorious
victory tonight and the sound money demo-
r-,te ana The influence Of the Cleveland
administration went down I'm defeat
blackburn won the democratic caucus
nomination for senator on the first bal
lot and had plenty to spare
The announcement OF the vote was the
signal for unprecedented scenes In the
repre- sentative chambers. ard for almost
an hour pandemonium reiGned-
There was no attempt made by the chair
nan 81 the caucus 10 control the enthused
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VIII Be a Hot FIGHT.

Montgomery. Ala. January Especially
a gentleman Just from Birmingham Is au-
thority for the statement that the friends
of Mr.. Richard H. Clark. in that city,
which is Captain Johnston's home, are al
ready organizing and viii make a nard
fight against Captain Johnston in his own
county. The gentleman states that Mr.
Clark viii. IN fact, be invited TO open mis-
campaign in Captain Johnstons own home
town II is hardly probable that Mr.
Clark would accept such an invitation, as
he is a man OF good taste in ali things and
particularly in matters OF political Ell
quette but it is regarded as exceedingly
unfortunate that any such disposition
should be manifest among democrats 1t
begins to be apparent that the campaign
Will be a red hot one.
The following. in the same line, from
prominent and influential citizen OF Mo
bile Mr.. Clark's home, serves TO show TO
some extent the feeling or the other side.
so Hon X. II. Clark wants to be-
come a citizen of your fair city. L
think we can put him In the shades of pri-
vate life. for this country Will night him
with an the vim and energy it possesses,
and | mistake appearances very much II
ms county don't demand Johnston for its
governor.
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opponent of Blackburn. stated tonight that
he had expended $4,000 in cold cash for
his trouble and expense. This affords an
illustration of what Blackburn has con-
tended against