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The Van Buren press., 1897-11-06

Tot EBy PIT DOosy into the Pock-
sia e 15s ulL-0EDs- by imposing 3
sE-E rsI - luzh--. bit what about
- @1gas = t5s ADsT1car people who
-,sss,s 1zzos- 70 bzild t5=ir bonssf The
ssE-i1 tzsl1es< nay be the kind q al
'lztz1f in11st-E that you want 10
-s7o0zrzg-. bit what sbozi the
vozzz zen who are taking ON fair
yo1ng women into life partnerships and
needing lambzr 20 build their bODss'
I want 70 say 70 you. Mr.. ChsiruSn.
II confidence. that that is the kind q
infant industry that / want 70 See
ENCOURAGED. Laughter and kPplsass-
Extract from the speech Of Hon W
L. Terry on the Dinsley tariff bill
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scriptures declare that the wicked
shall be turned into hell, with all the
nations that forget God. They also
speak of mans being bound and cast
into it. and of its being so separated
from the heavenly abode by a great
gulf fixed that there can be no COM
munieation between the two, all which
requires that il have location. Besides,
the scriptures represent God alone as
being omnipresent. that is, as filing
immensity or all space, and finite beings
not filling immensity must exist, if at
all, in some definite portion of it, and
that is what this place is.
so far as hell's being state or con.
dition is concerned. the scriptures
describe il as state of ineffable misery.
They speak of gnashing of teeth and
of a lake that burneth with fire and
birthstone. Evidently these words are
not to be taken literally. l do not be-
lieve the risen bodies Of men will have
teeth. There will be no need of them,
for the risen body. we are told, will not
be body of flesh aud blood needing
food. but spiritual body. For q
similar reason such q body would not
be harmed by fire and birthstone. In
revealing himself 70 his creatures
through language God used such terms
IS would indicate 70 them the most
accurate idea Of that which existed in
the divine mind. Weeping, wailing,
gnsshing Of teeth. FIRE and birthstone
being the highest possible conception
human beings can have of anguish and
misery. sre used 70 indicate the fact
that the sorrows Of the lost are beyond
all description, beyond sll human con.
.
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Notice!

NOTICES hereby given that at the November
~ Term ls97 of the Crawford County Probate
Court the undersigned will make application to
said Court for an order directing the sale OF the
following described real estate situated in Craw-
ford County, Arkansas:
Commencing at the Northeast corner of the
North fractional half of fractional Section
Eight ts). Township 81, North. Range Twenty
nine (2sl where the East line of said section
intersects Vine Prairie Lake, thence due south
on said Eastern line of section al poles to the
line dividing the North half from the South half
of said section thence due West along said line
l3l poles thence due North i6o poles, thence
along the meandering OF Vine Prairie Lake TO
place of beginning, containing l25 acres as
shown by piat and entry made by d. Dickson,
County Surveyor, found at Page SO of Survey
ors Book O. deposited in the office of the
County Clerk OF Crawford County Ark.
Said land belongs TO the estate of :. W. Frye.
deceased and the sale will be asked for In order
to pay the claims prObated against the estate.
the personal property belonging TO the estate not
being sufficient for that purpose.
JESSE TURNER,
As Admr Estate S. W. Frye, deceased.
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vAx KsCx-s EEal1-z

NV xozE wv The u-lualcli.
x1ss t1r zzTr = zs 5a1iuxs In
Nyek. IS So Lev - II T-BrT
lei sSss Gea-x= = SO EslsizsH1 81
TIE vote ta- TEz WraE l. Itu11 - eT
~ rsrf- C ths sz-1l rzzs nEsz r. ls.sE
than the 45- e ~ nau1- Czss E- 5-TL1
IN is2s In 1he sx-ss -z-z-T he
united vote fo- Low And T-HrT = q b.
ls7 more thEz Van WrcE received Tlhs
nef7op0lir11 iistrsc; 11--kIlF y Dsno-
cratic. sn6 ths plurality fas- EE1 Wruf
j. return - normal o1u51luns Il tas
election Dot ia1nsooed II 1ztiuaL l.
sues
In tbs Third enarrs.ssiu-lsl nist-i.-
where q vacancy Wa ocrz-i ned tT ihs
resignation e ReV-es=u1E-zrs Wilson
1 Rep - bzasEs F.lst-uss-sr e Brlok
iyn. Edmund 4 Dric-s fDeu-1 has
lseen elected over ". 4. Psnderrasi
iRep) and Horzri0 C. KlnE ind
Dem B.
Of tss t~eEtF -oas alderman slectei
il Grsst=r NsN York i've ar Rzpub-
iicsns and sixteen Democrars-
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Commissioners Sale

NOTICE is hereby given that under and by
~ virtue of a decree rendered in the circuit
court OF Crawford county. Arkansas, on the 24th
day OF June. 1897, in an action then pending in
said court on the chAncery side between Jesse
Turner, Trustee. ct Al, plaintiffs. and Felix D.
Houck, ct al defendants the undersigned
Special Commissioner will on
WEDNESDAY. NOVEMBER 10 Iss7.
within the hours for judicial sales. at the front
or Main street entrance 10 the Court House in
the CITY OF Van Buren. Ark offer for sale and
sell, al public outcry. 10 the highest bidder on
a credit Of three month, the purchaser to give
note with approved security and bearing inter
est al 10 per cent per annum from date Of sale
until paid. the lands described in said decree
to-Eit.
Lot Ten 90, in Block Seven %. in Knox
Addition TO the City Of wan Buren, in Crawford
County. Arkansas
SAID sale 10 be made in default Of payment Of
We p with Interest and costs sdjudred against
said defendant Felix d. Houck and declared
70 De arsi lien upon said Teal estate
W r. sADLER Special Commissioner
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ADDITIONAL LOCALS.

Monday night-st the opera hons
The Fast Mail.
Sherd Hunter has been doing some
brick work at Alma this week.
Harry Wade. Of Little Rock. Is visit
ing Van Bursn friends this week.
5. T. Kistler returned Thursday fruu
g two weeks stay ~ Bragg, 1. T.
A fne buggy horse belonging 70 :. r
Brown died quite suddenly THURSDAY
from colic.
The friends Of Joe Co-iingly z-s
pleased st the continued improvement
in his condition.
Tuesday night F7oE-Ha a. ths opsrs
house by the r z French oomP4ny !.
he tornado.
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SENATOR JONES REJoIcgs.

LTTTLE Rock. Ark Nov. s.-Sens
tor Jones left for St. Louis tonight. He
heard the election news here and re-
joieed greatly over the sweeping Dem
ocratic victory.
Senator Jones has received a telegram
from Chairman Walsh Of the Iowa state
committee stating that the fusion ticket
was elected by 80. 600 majority.
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NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
LAND OFFICE AT DARpASELLE. ARR.

LAND OFFICE AT DARpASELLr- AREr)
Oct 7. ls97.
Notice is hereby given that the following
named settler has filed notice OF his intention l9
make final proof in support Of his claim anu i.
that said proof viii be made before the Couh'
on Nov 26 1897, viz: Addison l. smith,
Entry No. 2olS. for the NJ OF the sh sec 10
TIP. u. North, Range - West
He names the following witnesses 10 prove hIs
continuous residence upon. and cultivation Oh
said land. via George smith, Of Frisco; Az Az,
VIM. Renfroe, John Rankin and Frank Nrlsn"
wM.P. wooTES. Register.
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NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
LAsD OFFICE Al DARDaNELLE AHk..

LAND OfflGE Al DAEDANELLE ANK1
Nov. /. lsq-
Notice is hereby given that the followius
named settler has filed notice Of his Intention 10
l3Eke ma proof IN support of his claim. sut,
thai said proof viii be made before the Comfy
glerE Of Crawford 20, al Ysn Buren. Ark. on
Dee u lsS, viz. Alien Geririe, nd. Fntrv
10 3's iof the NNi4, See - Tp. Il North.
BE names the following witnesses to prove his
conlnuous residence upon and cultivation OF
sad land. va. John Friden Carroll Cornelius'
q Ssn CArtSrghi and James Hilliard. ali OF
Chesssr. ARK
VIZ. 7. weoTES Register.
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TIE Gulf railroad has donated 100
lots to the town of Gentry, in Benton
county, for the purpose of building q
school house. The conditions accom-
psnying the gift are that the lots shall
sell for 800 each. the school house to
cost $40, 900. Most Of the lots. ii is
said. hsve been sold at the price in
dicst@i. and the building will surely be
erected Hon. a S McKennon, Rev
Y Z Harlan. Rsv. G W. Hill and
Rev. r s q johnson have been ap
printed BY the trustees Of Hendrix
C.51.Ft. fh-o1Eh whom The donation
EEs uS6s. - . oooDi1tae TO carry out
st.s--s >. ias EltI-
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Our farmers report the sweet potato
crop this year the finest ever known
S9ins tohers Of monstrous size have
a7=n dug and exhibited here this week
Il ne Po2s1n crop is only proportion.
sis-y heavy. the negro vin be in his
gl9-T.
The Van Buren press., 1897-11-06

JUDag ROGERS has adjourned the No
yemher term. 1897. Of the United State:
court for the Texsrksna division of the
Western district Of Arkansas from the
second Monday in November, 1897. to
the third Monday in February. 1ses,
and directs all parties interested 10 take
due notice and govern themselves sc
coriinely.
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COLORADO.

DENVER, Colo. Nov. S.-Returns
from the state are meager and the re.
suit is still in doubt The News says
that William h. Gabbert, Democratic
and Pepulist candidate for judge of the
supreme court. is probably elected by
5000 majority. The Republican says
that Charles d. Hayt, Republican and
Silver Republican candidate, will have
1900 majority or more. Hayt carried
this county by about :, 00J majority.
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AZ rnseting q the board of directors
e ~ kEnsSs CRY. Plr1shu-g & Calf
mad. hsld n KAuszs City. No. lat
Frsar al TIE o5oers q ths past rear
ue7e r. elo<ted.
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JESSE HEARD. the man that foully
and without a word of warning killed a
good citizen of Little Rock not many
months ago, and then at the trial went
on the witness stand and besmirched his
wife character to defend himself and
escape the hangman S moose, is again
figuring in an unenyiable way at the
state capital. Last Saturday Heard
went to the home of Mrs. Heard, in her
absence, and stole their little daughter
and then left for parts unknown.
Officers are searching for Heard and the
child. Mrs. Heard is nearly heart
broken over her loss. -Ex.
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JSo. BROWN. who has the unique
distinction of having been three times
sentenced by Judge Parker to be hung,
has returned free man to Fort Smith
after having served one year sentence
for mahslsughter for the crime at
Columbus, Ohio. Brown worked for
Sam Manus, up near Tahlequah. One
night he was out with Manus stepson,
Waucoolah Hampton. one of the most
desperate outlaws the Cherokee Nation
ever produced, when Josiah Poorboy
and Thomas Whitehead tried to round
them mp. thinking that Jim Craig. an
escaped prisoner, was in the party. In
the fight that followed both Whitehead
and Poorboy were killed.
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UNLESS there should be very low
temperature throughout the present
yellow fever infected districts this
winter the germs Of the disease may
cause trouble next summer This is
the opinion of the best posted yellow
fever medical experts. A preventive of
repetition of the seourge next year lies
in placing the cities and towns of the
South in the best possible sanitary con
dition. and much of the work can be
done during the approaching winter.
Municipal authorities and boards of
health should be diligent on this line.
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Over the Frisco.

Besides the fast Texas Limited train leaVln!s
Van Buren daily at ii:i0 A. NJ, for Galyes'2n 80
Paris and G. {. & :, +. Ry-. the 'frseo Ikas Iekks
Nail leaving Van Buren al lSs0 A g. =
direct connection at Paris with the Lone "a "a
Special for Houston and Galveston Via IL si,s st
Texas Midland and II. 4 7. c. Ry, arrivlbs -
Houston Ai Gas ?. NJ and Galveston ST SiS ~, ~,
Through sleepers on both these trains 'V'
Houston and Galveston.
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ED-TRUsTwoRTHY AND AL
w i've gentlemen or ladies to tTAvel Ioi
responsible established house In Arkanssss'
Monthly $500 and expenses Position steau3i;
Reference Enclose self-addressed STAN
envelope. The Dominion Company Dept W"
Chicago
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WANTED !!

An Agent in every town to sell the FOsi'
DISPATCH The T.DIsPArCH contains
from to Il pages daily and from IS TO y SUI.
day. The sunday PosT-DIsPAICh is 'ne
biggest and best sunday paper outside oi &c"
York City. Besides It's s0o0o words oi specs.
telegraph II contains a y TO ie-paEe NssA
Section. This is a big budget Of bright in''I
esting articles arranged in most sTiisuo US.
ner II also contains a Colored cover hi'n !.
simply marvel Write for samples. Big Hons,
for agents Nearly loo per cent p7en'' Don
think your town is too small but write Tor par
ticalars and try It.
Address st once.
Circulation Department
FosT- DISPATCH
81 Louis NO,
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Over Hunts Grocery
WARNING ORDER.
In the Crawford Circuit Court

in the Crawford Circuit Court
Mack Brown, Plaintiff
VS.
Cora Brown, Defendant
The Defendant. Cora Brown is warned TO ap.
pear in this court within thirty days and answer
The complaint of the Plaintiff Mack Brown.
This lith day of October. 1897.
L. ". BLACK, Clerk.
BY W p SApLER D. C.
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pExocRATIc CANS N TIE sTA1E

lE-N-I- = : > y. T. = /. y : = =
ALRASY. \. Y. Nov s--Couplsts
se,nrus fr0u the state are coming il
slowly. The RsVublicEn l4nishlss q
tk- pass rxo = sezrs have heen reversed.
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No-To-Bsc ior fifty Cents
Guaranteed tobacco habit cure. nskes NenA w.
men strong, blood pure SOC, q. Al! afues's
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Mrs. J. A. Vancleve. of Segeeyah,
1. T., is the guest of Mrs. j. 5.
Hsvner this week.
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- are the best aiter-dinhef
Hoods Pills pills, aid digestion. 2sc-

Hood S Ssrsaparilla and Pills for sale
at JOHN O'KANB's DRUG STORE.
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There will be no services at the c. P.
church Sunday owing to the absence of
Rev. q. n. Wall.
The Van Buren press., 1897-11-06

Mrs. Efie Gaskin. nee Maddox, ar
rived from Vernon, Tex. Thursday on
a visit 10 her father.
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Our friend W. R. Boiling, of Alma
is reported very i'll. We hope to hear
of his early recovery.
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Sarsaparilla

rrenared only BY c. l. Hood & Co.. Lowell. Mass
Be sure 10 get Hoop's and only HOODS
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Rev. G. N. Wall and wife lef
yesterday for Ozark to attend tn
Presbyterian synod.
Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1897-06-03
PAULSBORO.

The Jr. League festival held on the
church lawn Saturday night was success
financially. The weather was cool but
they sold all their stock out, netting about
$29, which will be used to buy books, re-
ward cards and other supplies for the Jr
League.
Rev. Mr.. Moffet, representing the Glou
cester County Bible Society, preached in
the M. E church here Sunday morning and
evening, and took collection for the
Society.
w. Fl. Bennett and wife are spending q
week in their former home in Bridgeton.
Olive Branch Council, Jr Order Ameri-
can Mechanics, and Daughters of Liberty
attended services in the Baptist church
here Sunday evening, and filed the house
to OVERLOOKING The pastor, Mr.. Drew
preached very able sermon.
Our township committee deserve credit
for the manner in which they have cleared
the hedges and bushes out of the road from
this place to Gibbstown.
Ex-Postmaster W. G. Cowgirl is engaged
in the fish business, buying shad from the
fishermen and selling them in Phila.
Pastor A. NJ North is quite sick with
gastric trouble.
Strawberries are very plentiful this
week, but not SO fine as in former seasons
Cox Brothers have planted thirteen acre,
in asparagus this season. They have gooi
land to grow the plants, and look forward
to profitable crop.
Truck baskets are selling now at SIS pc
hundred, at Testers. Mason fruit jars 4!
cents dozen, jelly tumblers 28s. dozen.
The Ladies Aid Society of the Baptis
church will hold festival on the lam ad
joing Reeves drug store next Saturday
afternoon and evening. All are invited.
Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1897-06-03
TURNERvILLE.

Augustus Wilson died at his home on
Monday of last week, and was buried on
Friday at st. Johns cemetery, Chews Land
ing.
The public school closed on Thursday
after running nine and half months.
We are glad to learn that Mrs. L. NJ.
Stewart has SO far recovered as to be down
stairs.
Sim Ayers died on Sunday at the Cam
den County Hospital, and was buried from
Mr.. Charles VOLTS at Black wood on Tues
day afternoon. Services and interment
being at Turnerville M. E. cemetery.
Edward Wilsey has been on the sick list
for a few days
The young folks are practising for Chill
drens Day, which will be held on Sunday
evening, June 20.
Miss Amanda Williams entertained Miss
Amanda Sherwood. of Erial, on Tuesday
last.
Mrs. George Hurff does not improve
very rapidly, and her condition is deemed
serious.
Thomas Burrough and wife, of Trenton
have been spending few days here.
Will Kincade is able to be around again
after spell of sickness.
Quite number of children have the
whooping cough.
Another straw ride is talked of soon.
Decoration passed off very nicely. The
G. A. r. Post of Williamstown came down
and with the assistance of Sunday -school
children decorated the graves; there being
about twenty five soldiers buried here. G
I. Fitzgeorge made a short address which
was very effective. Much credit is due to
the sexton, as the cemetery never looked
so nice as it does at the present time Ths
Post did not forget to congratulate him
After the ceremony the Postan all presen
were treated to cake and lemonade by th'
ladies of Turnerville.
Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1897-06-03
MANTUA.

Decoration Day was observed with a
large number of the G.. A. r. in town, and
large number of citizens who decorated
the graves of the heros with an abundance
OF flowers.
John Morgan is improving his property
with new coat of paint.
Our Pastor, Rev. e. W. Pine, was sur
prised on his birthday with party by the
members and friends of the church, on
Wednesday of last week. After the friends
had gathered, handsome present was
brought in, supported by four young men
which was admired by all. After spending
few hours in singing and chat, they were
invited to the dining room where all en-
ioyed Widespread lunch.
The lawn social to be held on the lawn
Of Jacob T.. Stratton promises to be some
thing unique. The following are some of
the many attractions promised Jack Horn
er's pie, Rebecca at the well, Italian peanut
vender, art gallery. fish pond, and ice
cream, cake, and awberries in abundance.
Do not fail to come, as the lawn is well pro-
tected by large trees Saturday, June 9Th.
Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1897-06-03
BRIDGEPORT.


| Capt J. F. Truitt is having the outside
OF his Office finished with galvanized iron,
representing dressed stone.
| The Board Of Education hes made the
following appointments of teachers for the
schools in Logan township: Theodore
Fleetwood, principal; Annie B. Flanagan,
assistant for Bridgeport; Abbie Justice,
for Repaupo; Chussie Owen, for Center
Square; Lou D. Thompson, Nortonville.
The census enumeratOr has found AL
children between school age in the district
140 being in Bridgeport district.
Capt. J. F. Truitt will run his truck line
from Lawrence's warf the coming season.
Capt. Salisbury and Usinger will occupy
Bickley's wharf.
Several members of Bridgeport Lodge
No. 80 A. o u w. paid fraternal visit to
Swedesboro Lodge No. % on Tuesday
evening last, and were agreeable enter
tanned by the brothers OF %
The Epworth League services held in
the NJ. E church on last Sunday evening,
the topic of which was "a hint to the
social department. led by Mrs. q. W.
Helms was very interesting owing to the
varied features. The reading and recitations
OF scripture by the young men was highly
appreciated, and the singing by qnartette
was especially delightful. A solo by Miss
Ida Mattson, How Far to the Beautiful
City" was sweetly sung, the solo being so
highly appreciated that by urgent request
it was repeated Wednesday EVENING" at
the township Sunday Convention
held here.
The Decoration of the soldiers graves on
last Saturday was attended TO by the
citizens of this place and vicinity without
the Posts The people volunteered their
time and service in honor of the dead, who
went to the front but now lay in the
cemetery at this place.
Mr. Lawrence, who recently purchased
the Lawrence store property, is having
considerable improvements made by tesuing
down and building up for the purpose Of
making the place more convinent.
Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1897-06-03
HURFFvILLE.

Members of the orders meeting here at
tended divine service last Sunday morning
in body. The sermon was on ''The death
of the righteous" from Numbers %, 10,
applied to The soldiers who died fighting
for righteous cause
On Monday the graves of the soldiers
were decorated under direction of delega-
ton of four veterans from MulIica Hill G.
A. r Post, and attended by Pocahontas
Drum Corps. G A. Shaw, marshall of the
day, led the procession Public exercises
vert then held in the church, C. ]. Daven-
port being in charge and the music by the
church choir Miss Anna Turner aud Susie
Pearce recited and the Rev. 7. S. Hammond,
of Glassboro M. E chuich, delivered an
eloquent address The day was perfect and
the attendance was good.
There were many visitors in our town
over Sunday and on Decoration Day.
John Evans and wife, of WilliamstOwn,
and Mrs. Turner, of Bridgton, have been
visiting E D Pearson.
William Pharo and wife and Clark Hurff
have spending few days with Mrs. Hannah
Hurff.
Mr.. Zimmerman, of Pitman Grove, is
painting Matte FreDch's house.
Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1897-06-03
GLASSBORO.

Lii coin Council placed beautiful poited
flowers on their deceased Bros graves on
Decoration Day.
Albert Young. of Williamstown, was
locked up and fined So by Magistrate Pau
lin on Saturday night last for intoxication
The Williamstown Cornet Band, under
Prof Lalo, was the chief attraction at our
band festival May 18th, and they also
furnished music for Decoration Day.
Isaiah Jones' wife drew the $32 banquet
lamp and stand at the band festival.
The music rendered by the M. E. choir
on Memorial Day under the direction OF F.
r. Stauger, was worthy of special praise.
The NJ P. church cemetery presented
the finest appearance of any in town on
Decoration Day
The X. G. E degree team are confering
degrees weekly. and the Castle is looking
for big day on August 18th at Atlantic
City
John Repp & Sons fruit specialties will
lead in apples aad pears this season.
Stale Senator Stanger raised his new flag
poe on Decoration Day without any
special ceremony.
Charles W Chew was Chief Marshal of
the parade on Decoration Day, with s. S.
Ledden as aid
Company E. of Woodbury., furnished he
firing squad on Decoration Day.
Terrence Wood has the finest heifer in
town. its cross of Jersey and Holstein.
The Jr. Epworth League attended the
rally on Saturday last at Pitman.
Thos. n Simmerman our new oil man is
selling Is barrels weekly.
Magistrate Paulin has two year old
heifer, cross of Jersey and Devon, which
carries two ovals, a mark seldom seen on
any COW.
The Jr. o. U. A. M. were the only
mounted lodge men in line at the Decoration
parade.
James Boyle has recovered so as to be
about and attend to his butcher business
again.