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Decorah-posten., 1896-09-29
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Miaionnren Sdmes Callahan, en- az
Oes Moines' GIoIte Snooddnere, o9
1yilantropen IbrdIom Simmer
0aperlp bar i 6orenin9 tiIbuot en- per
marrent 8ape puu 100000 til Iloerz
bomsbiemmet / 0r8Dtoines pou Settn7
lelIe at, at Summen inosn lite Suit
1897 er p9et til $150,000. Itlbuoet er
moot1get, % man piI MI forlpge at 9lpre
llooei til be betingeoc $4,000. 9lems
met pil blipe giort til Ell StatSinltitu=
tior, bpprfor Staten pil bIipe unmoz
bet ON at oisre De %fornpone Stlftuo.
On mGneoc 1rGioW rGnpt
Gn SIoebrano, Der fprmooeS op'tcdet
I Sugmellsns M!afinrum ttolig SnSs
bag Morgsn, bar poeluat Cascade Cunt
ber Gp.s Sugbrug % aontorer, beilgs
QenOe peo Dtts1isIippihooen to Wil
Spo fOr burlington. NGiten belle bet
itore GumbersO pldg er brGnot. Der
bengit To 2imer, fereno 8rdnotorpiet
nuaeOe 9~rdnoIteoet. Sprsiterne muatz
te IDreS oerben paa Sernbanen. Sobet
er nGiten totdlt % pil brlebc Iig til
100000 - $4,000 pau Sugmpllen
meo &ontorer % $4,000 paa 3rGIaits
opiagene. a%SIuraHcen er benbplospis
$4,000 % $4,000. Den n~Grliggenoe
Ssrnbdnebro blep oelpis brpnot, "a
Irdften ooer Ct. 2ouiS, aeotut e
WortAern fDrIinteoes.
Decorah-posten., 1896-09-29
a,tniutrC.
st m]GrspGroiat 9GbIctrg.

Yua differ Bones Sarm / MarIbal
Gpltntp tan i oenne Sio idgttuges en-
tor Martoaroigbeo / 6urm al ct 9g6s
letra, Der nu "barsr" for fjerOe Gang
iadr. 6srIte 8angs Snobpitning Iteeos
for mango Tiger iioen, % iioItleOsn llse
beIteor Wtr. Sopce for unoen. Sreoie
4olins5 gGbler pua Iainme 2ra er nu
ifRro meo at incomes, ioet be er laa
tore Iom Yalnsooer. Samtioig er
Srrets Sop en- eneite MasIe al Slomz
tier. Sraet bill bare 6rugt for fjsros
8dna taar.
Decorah-posten., 1896-09-29

ben norolige 9el al Staten Maine
er Der ct gdmmelt ioenTt Excitement, ION
fables Nep Stpeoen, bpor inobanoreoe
SpenFter for flere Slagtleb iioen boIatte
zig. 9eres Gftertommere CT BELT ga
bolpent gauet op ! bet QmeritonTte, ca
fun Ndpnene dntpoer, at Snobpaqsrne
er al roroiit O~prinoslis. 9eb Stats
palgst Der forrise uge fit be pemotratine
Sanbiouter life en- eneite Stemme.
Decorah-posten., 1896-09-29
Rrrin.
cens anueration til @rsfsulano.

Gn aorreiponbent atbsn ierber fsls
aenoe MeobelelIe til 2onopns "Oailp
Sslearapb": Seq bar bort, at unoer
5crbanolin9erne om 5iI'tunoen pad
Sreta er SiprsY ritdnien og Ruslano
blsp,e eniae ON ct ldoe 9ratenlano an
neitere Zen peo fsrIte 4nleoning.
Decorah-posten., 1896-09-29

Serotor Gitirco 6urit, iom oar 3cs
Indebtedness aan0Ioat for &ougress
maub / auoet GiItritt i 5olun, bar of
ilaaet Nominatioueu. Oct anoet 2l'
ltritt er uuber alminoeli9c politiite
6orboto itrrft oemofratiit; men lbcit
ct SpIternc gnact ooer III Tepubllta'
ncrrc, % oen poputiIttIte &auoiOat,
Charles u. gloQo, uil life trGtfe fig
tllbnge, iua 5snatur Surit life bavoe
uogen lloiigt TT at blioe oalBt, ua9tct
ban er en- al be melt populnre WGuo
/ 3iitriftet.
Decorah-posten., 1896-09-29
Csmutraternes aanoioat Srnau Ifal

Csmptraternes aanoioat grpau ital
boloe Saler +, NiiuEsiota fra ben lobe
TT 16oe Sitober. 8opuliiten Genator
v. 9. glQen ira Nebralta taller / Ulins
ueapplis % ct. Yaul ben 2oen Oh
3oie SItober. Seuatpr 8siier i'm
aauias ital tilbrinse en- use Minus.
toto, % Serrp Simpioa ital bOlbe en-
eler TO TaIer | Slutninsen al Sitpber.
Decorah-posten., 1896-09-29
4nnnmirb-Orr
SoroifiGlp paa 9pIeano.

Oct itGrtsite SoroIti9lo fioen 1868
feltes Der ben 13oe Sept. De- pareoe
/ 10 Setunber pg git ira RorosgIt til
Sbbs9eit.
Den dmeritdnffe 4m6erIt Goaeae
aItronomilte Expedition oil life psnoe
tilbdge pber !Sonolulu, meominbre ben
meoer ugunitigt 9eir.
Decorah-posten., 1896-09-29

somtta forlanger $4,000 tmpo $4,000
fioIte Idr, % bet puaitdaes, al gpen
life ian oporioe Ida mango pen9e.
Ten foifs Gnebpsr BOO.
Gn ar Dane Gountns rlore Settlere
5etienot YerIonli1feo, ben EtotIfe Gre
nit, er DOB - meoosIes ira MaoiIon.
2lfosoes egentlige Napn odr IleranDer
0ilIon. Sun bar ItotIt al SeDisl, fom
ii Qmerttd for so Nar Iioen % neo=
latte Iig WeItport. 6dn gifteoe Zig al
orig % lepeoe i mango Idr ION Grsmit
"a SPrling, pfte nRgtenDe Iig bet npos
oenOigite, itipnt ban 6eIdo Gienoomme
At flere Suiinoe Dollars 9aroi. 8eo
ans Orb fdnbtes 5000 / Gulompnt
-tirlt / ForTtieaige 0jemmeIteoer t bans
itrpbelige Spite, meoens $500 / Yengez
ieoIer fdnote5 om6pggelig inoIpsoe uns
Oct SSoret poa bans 6rdtte. S 40 Qdr
2ler mere bar benne gdmle SGrIing unoz
5doet al 5orbinoelie meo fine Yaares
renoe / Stotldnb; ban babe peo lin Sgb
fife ringeite &unoTtab ON, hbor rogsn
II bans SlGgt opholot fig. Oct pioes
jmiblertio, at ban fful babe eFtsrlaot fig
ct 5eltamente; men boorlsbes ben lpoer,
red man eIlbnlt life.
Decorah-posten., 1896-09-29
penoeipor9slnaalet
Gm fort gcmGrfniug.
(Nf Suoeiti8atorl.

tNI SHutNiButVII.
Sr Reoof gr!
Seq iiuocr oct life npOcnoi9t for mig
at ifriue ct Guar til Slaoet "5remao"5
Grtifel mob mig. 3erlmpo pil je9
penli9It inobpoe mlliSe Iuiplcrc TT at
ta9e mine Grtitler Irem i9jeu, lGie benz
meo Spmrrfiombeo % iaa betunts,
buem Der sioer be tpoeligItc 5crtlartus
ger o9 be beoiic @runoe. Zen ipritans
oise 2eier ifal oa nof finoe Den retie
8eI. 2Igclcocs pll ieg aabeiale Rroi.
Gau9blins Artltct i "9ecorab'4oiten"
ior 1896 September.
Decorah-posten., 1896-09-29
Gtultelt.
slsre artssaibe til DC tsrtife s~arpanoe.

5lere arissfibe til DC tprfi5fe sarpanoe.
9lapet "5ribund," Der uptommsr /
Rom, flyer, at ben belle b~isponible itds
lien1te Ss=S tprte muligens bill TONNE
til at afaua ~pItoDer og flute fig til,
bpab d1erebe for er Ienot til 2eoantsn,
bet BIZ iige bet dIidtiIte Sprti.
Decorah-posten., 1896-09-29
5urrtpr.
Ten tiolisere Suftite .Tiniasr 900.

Baron Ser at 5inipdng er afgadet
peo 9goen 70 aar gamme(. Oct bar
unper hans Mtiniiterium, at Rigsodgen
prbneoes mso 2 aamre iIteoetfor be
tioligere A..
Decorah-posten., 1896-09-29
RnaIunn.
Vpt EaiionaI:Slos.

G5aren bar unoerte9net en- teiIerliaSr
Ore ON, at Ratiundlz 5lagets 5arper terz
efter Ital bore .Spiot, 9ldat og 3ept,
anbraste buri5ontdlt ooer tperanorc /
nGbnte Srpen. timber G3urens geIea
i 5rantrige pil paa oenne Mauoe be
frantic % rus'iYte Stag ipnss at bore
be famine. 5ladoen og oHentIige gpgz
rlingsr biz beboloe oct tibligere alag.
Decorah-posten., 1896-09-29
Uoldnoet.
5prnGrfntnser ira Spanieu,

s Snsoags Tom Der otter nDe 5orIp,
nin9er al Sropper; 3 8ampsre tom pdo
Den Dag, nemlig ct 5artei meo % 81.
Ficerer og ITO Manb, ct meo 80 81.
wficerer % 1900 2inietrcpPers Wanotab.
og ct meo 80 Officerer og 1880 Wtano.
jdlt 1O3 SfFcsrer og 41O0 Soloater.
en- cprsrers@ General spcraioer ts.
Q(nfsreren Ramire5 meo s 8gorbnsoC
bar / Matdn3as oosrsipet fig til 2lutRo.
riteterns.
= Mf S%maatopper bar A ira Spa
nien antomne Soloater angrebne.
Decorah-posten., 1896-09-29
MisTnnri.
MilitGrafaoeni ncSbrGnot.

Mi8ipuri Militdrn Icaosmp, beligz
denbe en- Drills Ysi / SDopeit fra Misz
Ipuri Gitp, nebbranote til 8runoen tioz
Tia SborsOdg Mprgtn. booroeD Der OPP
Itoo ct Cab paa gpgninsen at $4,000,
f~orucen at perbifuIoe ~perionlige Gienz
Dele branote pp. Der er DISTURBANCE
for $4,000. st Sunorsoe Glepsr be-
fanot Iig / 9ngningen, ba Sloen uoz
brso; mango uf benz Tom fig fun meo
Heo % neppe no, 10 meo enoog fdrIige
9rdnofddr.
Decorah-posten., 1896-09-29
3~1billtppinr Dfrne.
trooper afiemocs fra epaniem.

8a man / Spdnien bar fact llnoers
retninger ON, at Sprpret pdu Egrups
pen bre0er fig mere pg mere, bar 9tez
9jeringen beIluttet at 1enoe 5000 Wano
oerten.
Decorah-posten., 1896-09-29
SobcsV un,ntcr l24f

Stoerue ipacs life at UJre iaa
tuappe / Gbo 3aiota alti9eoeI. 6or'
lcoen Dag. oa Buffalo Bids 8iIo
@eit 2bolu uar / Siour Sails, bar Der
$4,000 Niennciter, Tom bauoc 9taao
til at bctaIc so Gents buer for at |,
Decorah-posten., 1896-09-29

- iioite 8 Tiger bar Der life uEret
artctOet bet mino1te / bet bemutratiI'e
SoUeosuarter / DTS Woines. Notlo'
ualtomjteen bar life geu9c % lille ST,
terntur at ienoc omiring til @Glgerne,
% oesioruoen ct Der u~culgbco iloen
aomitecn, iaa lloiigtcrue ilet life cr
lpis.
Decorah-posten., 1896-09-29
9erur1h-gusten
~
SE2pN6gIA.L Er<1>4AlIeaIx
few
sS5 64zaa"%"
ueso.mes xtrsoas % Sssoas woresn.
Eper.tsfsmentes

rral tustsrzss ,enss tucr glaHsas % Iorsoas ussrs
a.n. aoert,siernsuter iuetassststs | to paa atnanoeu
fs.3euos Runsre. usouitaote bet uotrSfisita foridns
aes. outs q establishment. ser fsrf somnr tHs!
1trsoaasuumgrst Z. CT. ~fOrIarass tnorstists Gangs.
Uil BET tomne taot 8 girsoa5suumere. Breeze. bee tHSS
fot5er ausrfsisnsntsr. ion bet bdi..s met. bsr uizr'
les gpsstlsismsHt' tet rsort oistns paa AsS
BrlRien-
Decorah-posten., 1896-09-29
Afrtha.
Tousoia ialccr

De engslite aapptiiis Sropprr er i
fulo 9~eIiooeiis at 9pnsold, o. ben ious
odnlte Expeditions Waal er beloig
naaet. Ct iaa sunitist Helultat sr Diits
Decorah-posten., 1896-09-29
cIbssaeere ior @raneiurnsn.

Otte Repreientanter for 9rpggerisr
/ aanIds Gitp pg andre Steoer, uogicz
renbe bet IaafalDte "9retpers' Gomz
bine", bleo Forleoen Dag bsnoiit til
8ranbiurpen, ~untlugeoe for Sbertr9z
BELLE At Den mellemitdtlise 5anoeIsloo
oa for at BABE itiftet lOpItrioige !Sanz
oslSforbinpelIsr. De / Sagen inbpits
leoe 9rnasarier er Bal. glaB. SO. S.
Qemp, S6lib, Green Gree, 5rso. Ssim
oa Dict Bros. ReprGIentanterne for
2lnbeuIersSuid. pubit, Rpdsiter ps
Muelbuh Srpgaerierne ~iritisnoiss.
9eptpmmenoe Combine blsp / forriqe
lloe iest eTter Ssmmene al Il. 9. Gomz
nils. Sohn Barn.
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gfter Spiorerius Tial lss meboele Dem,
at pi or fiIoiommen tilire6s meo GpmaIii.
men 'Susoenrer. 6raeten bar so Gents.
Sobn Yeoerfon. eua Claire. @iscpniin.
Decorah-posten., 1896-09-29
Mt1t,trCntn.
soIfspartiet I Gountp. & onuenticn

DeQop Meoicine Gountp Joltepartis
Sonbention ufboIOtes i SanIep SANS
tIolte Sirsodg. 6elgenoe Gountbs
Stttet opItilebe8: 4uoitor, 3. 6. Wtl.
lon; sreaIurer, 5rant Sipun; RegiIter
of 0eeos, Martin e. Sep; Qttornep,
Sle 9artipict; Sheriff., SoIepb Sdtpu=
lies; Suo9e Of probate, So6n 2ittle;
SlIroepor, Sonab 9eterman; Supsrinz
''1loent Of S6ools, g. 8. qbegg; 60
roner, u. 81. SoraeIon.
Decorah-posten., 1896-09-29

oige Sum bar Ifa'fet tiloeie, 6oorFor Nrs
5siost Itrdr pil bIioe pnubegpnot, og
0pdtonna pil fau fig ct Sperubus, Iom
Bpsn idd banrot tiltrGnger; tbi igrunz
zen FAR Der life paret en- gpgning. Tom
tunoe fables pd5Ienoe enoo8 for aTbolz
oalIcn al pTfentliqe Mpper.
Decorah-posten., 1896-09-29
Rtuu.
auShHe Trooper til 2banshat.

Sra osnne 6ineIiIte Stor6p inOebolz
Der bet enaelTte 9lub "8lobe" Onspdgs
en- 0epeIde, hoori uotdles, at en- rusiIt
gitpaorpns QfieubelIe barben pil bore
oct Tprite Re'uItat al en- Operenstomlt
mellem 81 Sung Chang pg Husldno; /
Sapdn ~betrugtes bette meo pngItslig
Wistdnte.
Der feies til, at China aT al Mdgt
letter / COB Stano 9otterne og Bert
Iteoerne / port Qrt6ur, % u6Dre Mus>
Ier meo aul lagges op Der. 9isIe
5oretagenoer antpoer en- pDerraItenbe
afIlering al ben rusiIte politit.
SAB % SruIsr mob Sremmsoe.
Gn 0amper, Iom ontom / 5orsodgs
fra 5po Gbop til 9~uncouper, m,os
6rdgte Gf~terretninger ON, at man Der /
Ggnan fsler Jig utrDg pper bet 5remmeOs
0ao, iom be Snofeote mere og mere ips
nes at bore ~tilItue. s gpen Siens
Ningz5u bar Der pGret opiladet plata
ter ON, at 5remmeoes Gienoom Ital Ipt=
tes Slo pau, og ATE 5remmebe Itnl mas
iafreres.
Or. Rigg er Den eneite 5remmeoe Der,
og Grfes0iucon W6Olfe, iom fit bsre
oerom, gjoroe itrar 4ritalter til, at Ste
bets Wpnoigbeoer Ituloe beItptte Or.
Rigg % Misiions= Gienoommen. sra
Song Song meloes, at en- engelIt Misz
IiJnspreit er arreiteret % gjennemprpz
get.
Decorah-posten., 1896-09-29
YG @nnc ira Suiuib.

Der er i oisfe 0dge i ct. paul in
~torporeret Ell MT Sern6aneIelita6. Der BIZ
lnI9gge en- M 8unelinie fra Duluth iii
Binnepeg. ganens Rabn er DULUTH,
Superior &c BaItern. Den / &orporas
.jon8drtiflernc nponte 0rift8tapitul er
SO, 100000, % til Stdtsietretaren uo=
6etaites $1,525.
Decorah-posten., 1896-09-29
"GeD Nrnen" go. 5.

yooieiten. - Soem bar huI?- Ntin an.
Den Suitrr. - en- ntootg Game. - 0anber.
Decorah-posten., 1896-09-29

S,r. e. e. Tbuuc er
"Gccoroh @oitcn"s rel
ieuoe Gl9eut % iom iaa'
Dan ~benlproiget I'll al
mpbtooe me Nbonneas
ter iamt SetaItn8 for
ipriaIoen Subltrtptlon.
9. u uunoen.
Decorah-posten., 1896-09-29
RcpubIifenerc upuincrer.

Grant Gountb &onpention bolotss /
eI6otp 2atc iioite llge. 5plgenoe err
Hepublttanerne5 Sdnbiouter: qubitpr,
:. Il. 8pbodl; Sreaiurer, Ears Gimme;
Hegliter, 8. s. 8oIum; Glerf, 9. 9.
Sarlon; GountD qttornsD, Mi6ael Ga
lsQ; Suo9e Of probate, q. 3. SfF6un ;
coroner, g. q. Coming, Sm qftenen
'oIte s. %. 9|uion fra 5srqu8 sails.
epsrahusi cwa,Onna.
HO9le Sor9ere / Spatonna oap for
en- lib Iioen 2sfte ON at bile poe 500
700 til Spferelien Of ct Operabus. Der
D1ooe StoOepiaoie for minot 1000
9~tslnsIier, betinaet at, at Der tunoe til
0''sbrln9es 5000 mere til famine Die
nlso' 5orleOen Dag rappurtereoe ben
som'te, Der bar ncoiat i Saaens On.
's'3''n9, at enpos mere sno ben nspDsns
Decorah-posten., 1896-09-29

tomite forlanger $4,000 imoo 100000
iioIte 4ur, % bet puaitdnes, al 9pen
life ian oporipe Ida mango penge.
Decorah-posten., 1896-09-29

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nd efter
en- sen
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tDiG.
The Penn's Grove record., 1896-11-27
. n

During the term OF #. d. Springer 81
Sheriff 391 prisoners occupied the Glou.
cester County Jail. OF this number il
were sent to the State Prison and IL u
the Jamesburg Reform School.
Augustus Prehl, q prominent man
and owner Of considerable property aud
a livery stable in Woodbury. has made
an assignment to w. s. Conner, Pfesi-
dent of the Delaware River RAILROAD.
Need Of ready cash caused by diIlcnIsy
In collecting bills is said to be the cause
Millvills people are entering loud and
bitter complaints against the continued
use of naphtlia lamps for lIghtiDg ths
city streets. They think the Suprems
Court decision on the proposed erection
of an electric plant may bs too long de-
layed to continue the use Of the out-of.
date aud gloomy lamps.
Fritz Miracle, at Darstown, shot d
a man leaving Squire Avis's hen roost.
Fritz next day traced blood along thl
route the thief had run One Of The
county physicians now has n wounded
man under his care, who has received
bullet wounds In an unexplained man.
ner, and this might not have heen re.
vealed had not a child given it away 81
school. Now several farmers In Upper
Pittsgrove who have lost poultry hedy'
lily are smiling, as the wounded man
has been for some time suspected of de-.
pletiDg their memories.
The Penn's Grove record., 1896-11-27
LITERARY NOTE.

"Book News for November Is a Du
Maurier number, five pages being de-
voted to sketches OF The dead artisi-au.
thor aud the reproduction Of many Of
his famous drawings. But there is sill
room for u helpful word Of ll,r,e hum
dred and forty new bnoks--and the
showing OF many new pictures from
them. Cleaning Of the ields Of litera-
tnre Is done by writer's Of special fitness
at Philadelphia, Nea York, Boston,
London, Chicago and San Francisco,
while the English reviews Of several
new books are reprinted. A page OF
helps to holiday book buyers is also CIV
en-, while the ''list OF the best selling
books' is helpful TO those who would
keep In touch with the most. talked. of
books of The day. Just how such q
monthly as Shook News" can be furn-
ished at fifty cents a year nobody
knows, but its a treat for book lovers,
nevertheless. From Johp Wanamaker,
Philadelphia.
The Penn's Grove record., 1896-11-27

There was great excitement here On
Thanksgiving afternoon when the time had
arrived for the stated game Of base bali, 10
be played by Pedricktown and Penn's Grove
clubs, and all looked with interest that the
game would be played too the credit o both
clubs, and not end in an Undecided way as
that of Wednesday week.
Both clubs we're on the field at $50
O'Clock and then agreed 70 play two innings
to decide the game Of Wednesday week, fe-
sulting in victory for PENIS Grove.
At 2 o'clock the clubs were again on the
field for their honors and the largest crowd
that ever witnessed a ball game here was in
attendance. Every one feeling that the
game was to be one of interest and credit to
the players as well as umpires All was
we'll until the fifth inning when there was
some trouble with the decisions, much to
the discussion of the crowd, and when atthe
beginning of the sixth inning, on adecision,
there was general comment Of different
opinions and dissatisfaction on which the
clubs could not come to agreeable terms. 30
ended the game Of Thanksgiving.
The hope of all is that Pedricktown
and PENIS Grove will cross bats at an early
date, and the game be friendly and Agreeable.
The Penn's Grove record., 1896-11-27

A mud machine from Philadelphia
has been working in Oldmans creek for
the past few days.
Mrs. David Simpkins, Of Philadel-
phia, has been the guest of Mrs. Alex.
Justice for a few days.
Miss Abiah McKarson spent Sunday
with her parents at Alloway.
A photographic concert will be given
IN the u. i. Church Saturday evening
for the benefit Of the church. All are
most cordially invited.
The entertainment given in the Hall
by Che public school children wa a sue
! cess.
David Snyder killed two hogs on
Tuesday weighing 400 and 1856 TBS.
Who can beat that for this time of year.
Mrs. sam1 Gable is reported to be
better 1T this writing.
Al Union Thanksgiving service was
held In the Baptist church Thursday
evening and q short service in the M.
e. Church st 10 O'Clock in the morning.
Rufnor says q new flag pole will be
erected on the school ground, Monday
by the American Mechanics and the
Band will be in attendance.
Mrs. saraKirby, Of Woodstown, has
been visiting her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
saml Hortman for the past few days.
Miss Emma Walker spent Thanks
giving with Miss Bertha Simpkins in
Philadelphia.
Mrs.M. A. Shoemaker spent Thurs
day with her sister Mrs. G. r. Pedrick.
AFTER GAME.
He kept II quiet
Might have lied about It.
On Sunday morning last
He wanted fun
So be got bis gun
To shoot some Robbins fast.
A Cook he took
To make II look
Like doing business right.
They rode away
Both bright and gay
10 gun all day till night.
You Gee this Cook
He couldn't Cook
Without some Coles to burn.
They drew q line
For 10 old Cole mine
Andfhen for Robbins did they turn.
They made it hot
The way they shot
Two Robin birds you see.
And just the same
They got their game
Aud gos home just at three
In1iie morning.
The Penn's Grove record., 1896-11-27

On Friday afternoon OF last week
about ! O'Clock a shock was heard
which shook houses. Some thought il
was an explosion of a powder mill in
Delaware, but 1t was not and 1t shook
buildings in Wilmington and loosened
stones in Grace Church, which fell out.
1t is said to have been CAUSED by testing
big government cannon at Sandy
Hook.
New furniture at factory prices op.
posite Odd Fellows Hall, every Satur-
day. See adv. ".
A well attended union Thanksgiving
union service was held Thursday morn
ing in Emmanuel Church. Rev. J. II.
Clark preached a very appropriate SER
mou from Revelations 1876. "Alleluia
fort the Lord God omniputent reigneth."
The lesson was from the lrst chapter
of Isaiah where the prophet describes
the prevailing wickedness. We can
not stop the reign Of evil in the universe
but we can in our own hearts. While
corruption, greed, and vengeance may
o%verwhelm the masses, yet we can re-
ioice because God has not deserted us
and the Lord God omnipotent reigneth.
FALL OPENING.
Full assortment OF Fall and Winter
Millinery goods can be seen at d. NJ.
Shannon's Millinery Parior, opposite
Johnson's Drug Store. n
The State Board of Taxation will
hold a session at Salem Court House in
Salem on Dec. 8th, 1896, at TO- 80 a. M.
for the purpose Of hearing complaints
OF Taxpayers from excessive or unjust
assessments. Appeals may be brought
before the State Board of Taxation at
this session by filing with the Clerk of
the Board an appeal and serving a copy
of the anne with a notice in writing
upon the Clerk or Attorney Of the tax
ing district where the property is stu
ate. Such appeals must be presented
to the Board at least three days before
the time designated In the notice for
hearing. THOMAS b. USHER,
Clerk State Board of Taxation.
DR.. Doolittle will make the best set
of teeth for $3.50. No charge for ex-
tracing when teeth are ordered. y
Many rejoice that they ever heard of
"Goldey's." that well known Whining
ton, (Del.) Commercial and Shorthand
College. Its sh1-t practical courses
fitted these young people for good
positions.
The Penn's Grove record., 1896-11-27

William Cooper Sparks died at his homo
in South PENIS Grove on Friday Of IasI
week after a long illness Though, not
confined to the house yet he was a great
sufferer. His mother was most devoted g
him and our hearts go out in sympathy to
her in her deep sorrow. He was gifted with
a fine tenor voice and as long as his health
permitted was a helpful member Of Em-
manuel choir. His funeral took place on
Tuesday morning and was largely attended.
The Junior Order of American Mechanics,
of which Ia. was a member, attended in a
body to pay their last tribute to the mem
DRY of their deceased brother. There were
floral tributes from Emmanuel choir the
Sunday School, his class and the Order.
He looked very peaceful as he laid in hit
casket his form nearly hidden with ffagrans
flowers, and the quiet calm Of his face bore
testimony to the truth Of his last words
''I'mready, kiss me mother 2 and our hearts
echo the words our lips sing
Our house, is already in the promised land
1t was built and modelled by the Lords "
hand
He will lead us over when this life Is der
Where beneath its portals we will rest ever
more. Dr..
The Penn's Grove record., 1896-11-27

George Casper and wife Of Whining
ton, ara visiting Chas. Casper.
Isaac Fowler and wife are visiting
relatives in Frankfort, Pa.
The new Parish House being erected
on The ~ Georges church property is
nearly completed. Rev. c.. L. Perkins
deserves great praise for the interest
ne nas shown In the work.
William Johnson, late candidate for
Snerih u seriously Ill with typhoid few
or.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Mitchell are Wis.
iting M. and Mrs. Jacob Shoemaker,
az renn's Grove.
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yaps. i1stfY NeDoer, anu was sllgetiy
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view ktouse properly.
Tue Schooner Anna Bell, Of Panls-
borc, landed 4 load Of manure here last
Monday for Samuel q. ElwelI.
Miss Ida Featherer, OF Penn's Grove.
y visiting Miss Mary Mitchell Of this
place
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