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The state herald., 1897-12-10
gas, will tell Won tbnt since thew frs,

gas, will tell you that since they first
decided to fit up coin meters in the
homes of the working classes resident
In their district, they have found 1t nee
essary to double their office accommo.
dation, ana that one of their periodical
collections has yielded harvest Of
cOppers ten tons in weight.
In the horses of the working people
of London no gas fixtures are provided
by the landlord, and the tenant, as n
rule, cannot afford the necessary out
lay. When the directors decided on
the new departure they resolved to pro-
wide fitting, in addition 10 gas stove
and a coin meter. wherever 1t seemed
advisable; then the tenant could either
avail himself of the supply or leave 1t
alone, just as he thought fit. The out
lay involved in finishing the facilities
amounts to $50 per house. and to cover
this the company charge an extra 20
cents per 1000 feet, that is TO say,
while the ordinary consumers pay 55
cents, those who have coin meters are
charged 15 cents per 1000. The effect
of the almighty penny on the COM
pany's revenue may he gathered from
the fact that while there are about
81 600 ordinary consumers. the new
coin meter customers already number
d1.0O0, and that the average takings
from each of the latter is SIS per an
nun But the limit has not -et been
reached. since from 200 to 300 coin
meters are being supplied every week.
and In few months the company's
total receipts from this source will be
equivalent to $1.00O.0t-l a year.
| The almighty penny" has also work
cd n revolution in the condition Of the
gas supply. Prior to the introduction
I,of the coin meter" says the cpmpany's
engineer. Sunday was an cNtrerncly
slack day for gas. Now the demand
between IL aud o'clock. when thou
sands of dinners are being cooked on
the gas stoves. Is enormous, SO great,
In fact, that at times II has been n
problem to get sufficient gas through
the mains To meet the wants Of the
exigcnt housewives. who are baking
the family Joint. Another excellent re-
suit from the comnany's point Of view
has been the edunliZing Of the summer
and winter consumptlon. Formerly
| there was n great DISPARITY. but now
| In the summer months the housewives
who have gas stoves nj hand droD n
penny In tile slot In order TO boil their
kettle or do little cooking. and thus
save the trouble and cost OF lighting n
fire. ut the same time consuming n
large quantity Of gas.
The state herald., 1897-12-10

newspaper writer uses margins of old
thin paper curiously punctured. The
new Lanston monotype machine for
type setting and casting will work the
miracle. Something much like it, the
linotype machine, is now used In all
the Dig newspaper Offices of the coun-
try. In viewing the monotype at work
one sees man sitting before a kind
OF typewriter working in what seems
to be the usual way, till one sees the
roll OF paper which he attacks, instead
OF receiving the impression OF letters.
is being assailed by a series Of punches
which drive neat little holes through
1t. Here Is mystery. The roll OF pa
per steadily revolves and, unwinding
itself. passes through the district of
the punches, and then winds itself up
on another spool. After while the
operator takes the spool with the
punctured paper and fastens 1t in n
machine Of no great magnitude. which
stands near: then he turns a handle
or presses lever and the machine
suddenly changes and clatters and be-
comes a thing OF life. Almost instant
ly a glistening type-letter marches out
OF the door in the machine. imme-
diately followed by another and an
other and another. They march along
at right angles to what may be called
an ordinary printers galley. Nobody
stands near. When the line of type
is as long as the width OF the galley
1t graveiy steps forward, aided by a
metal arm. and takes its place in the
galley ready for business. 1t seems
magical and the gravity with which
the metal letters march along is ire
sistibly comic: each one seems = liv-
The state herald., 1897-12-10

The Levy Il Levin Mercantile Co..
10Th and Larimer SITS. Denver, carry
the finest line of Pure Wines and Lll-
uors for Medicinal and Family use. In
the state. When In need OF straight
goods In their line. II will pay you 10
order from them. Send for price list.
Prices are reason and mall orders
promptly attended TO.
The state herald., 1897-12-10
Repu,ntIon. Made innDny

Are precious scarce. Time tries the worth
Of man or medicine. IIusictters Stomach
Bitters Is u forty-hye years growth, aud
like those hardy llchcns that enrnish the
crcyiccs Of Alaska's rocks, II nourishes per
ennially, and It, reputation has nv firm u
base ms the rocks themselves. No medicine
Is more highly regarded MS n remedy for
fever and aguc. bilious rcmittcni. constlpa-
tion, liver aud kidney disorders, nervousness
and rheumatism.
The state herald., 1897-12-10
ro Tho.e rhinkIng of WHITING penver.

Few cities can boast OF hrst-clnss 500 o
day hotel The American House, Denver.
Colo, has elevator electric lights steam heat,
artesian water and ice. and is modern In every
respect The table and service is second to
none. and the rate is strictly ssOo per day.
1t has been leased by Mr.. Jos. Henshaw.
Mr.. C. +. Myers will be associated with Mr.
Hcnshaw in the management The reputation
the American House has always had will be
maintained. When you visit Denver try It.
The state herald., 1897-12-10
THE MoNoTYPE MACHINE.

THE M0NOTYPE MACHINE.
Ing being. sort OF well-drilled soldier
doing march past. That was the
whole matter: the one monotype ma
chine, aided by the operator. punched
the paper. the other machine produced
and set up the type aided by no man.
and set up In such n fashion that you
could take your stereo or print from
Il at once. Each one OF the glistening
letters that marched along was only
about the third part OF second old
when II set out upon Its life's task:
and In some newspaper Offices its life
would be but question OF n few min
utes. and yet during the few minutes
OF its sudden existence II may help
10 overthrow an empire or build one
up. when the perforation In the rib
bon OF paper reaches particular spot
a portion OF that molten metal Is
forced into a mold then nodded into
type, cooled. picked out and set on its
legs or rather leg. And the operation
is repeated about three times In the
second. which liz at a rate In which
you could not utter the famous Jack
Robinson" How Is It done? All me:
chanically. all automatically. No new
principle OF science is involved, no
startling development OF electricity.
The actual casting and setting ls done
by means OF compressed air. The ma
chine works ,as fast as three compos-
itors. and. since II produces a now type
each time. the question OF bad Inn
presslons from worn-out type or plate
disappears. II produces automatically
n perfect Qualification" In other words
spacing. In the case OF writer's who
can iypewrl,e no question Of dificult
scribbling occurs. For. N typemrlt-
ing part being separate from the cast
Ing, the author 49, write on tho ila.
chine and send over the perforated
rolls TO the Office to be put into N"
machines. lie has Innate choice OF
type. and can have proofs adlnnni,um.
The machine has been vigorously test
ed by many practical men. who are
unanimous M TO itn speed, efficiency,
and the quality OF work II produces.
The state herald., 1897-12-10

The smallest horse in the world IL II Shet-
land pony owned by the Marchrse Carcano.
In Milan. II Is twcnty-four inches high and
when standing beside Its owner, the pony :
back is only an inch above his knee.
The state herald., 1897-12-10

Horse racing without Jockeys is induircd
In at Rome during the summer, The horses
are started by a gun. which IL discharged
behind them. They carry little spiked balls
on cords, which swing around their bodies.
and these act as spurs.
The state herald., 1897-12-10

Bruno Stelndel OF South Germany played
two of Memberships most diliicult compo.
sitions ON the plano before an audience nf
musical experts before he was Ave wears old.
Many expect that he will become one OF the
great masters Of modern times.
The state herald., 1897-12-10

The oldest newspaper IN the world Is the
Kin Pan NJ rekln. For nearly thousand
years II has been published regularly, nrst
ns monthly. up 10 the year 1891. when II
became weekly, nnd for the last ninciy
years IN a daily.
The state herald., 1897-12-10
sh. =. w.nrirr ~ S,v,

Mnudr--"Gourgc dear. wish go,
souldn't knock 81, tho front door whom
pau Gait dontre-" Then how shall I
tt.,9" N,udo--"wiih n ring"
The state herald., 1897-12-10
Lupton, ILL.,, Nov. Q, 1897.

Lupton, ILL.,, Nov. 9, 1897.
French Chemical Company,
856 Dearborn St., Chicago.
Gentlemen
Enclosed please find one dollar for which
gend me a bottle Of your Anti-Nevral.
riuue. You sent bottle to my mother
last week and 1t acted like a charm. She
has been great sufferer Of neuralgia of
the head and stomach and around tho
heart and never took any remedy that re-
iieved her 80 quickly as this wonderful
medicine did.
i thank God for giving you the power to
make such wonderful remedy and
hope you may prosper;
Send rs soon as possible to,
Mary E. Perkins,
Lupton p. o., Illinois,
The state herald., 1897-12-10

Diamonds have been discovered In rar'
instances In the mcteorlc stones which have
fallen to the earth.
The state herald., 1897-12-10

know that my life was saved by Piso's
Cure for Consumption. John A. Miller, Au
Sable. Michigan. April IL lSD5.
The state herald., 1897-12-10

We wish 10 call especial attention to the
advertisement In this issue OF the National
Correspondence Institute Of Washington. II.
e. This Institution l. thoroughly reliable.
and we cheerfnlly recommend them to our
readers. college education nt home
shows wonderful advancement in education
nj matters.
The state herald., 1897-12-10

sueeensinlly woathorcd tho storms OF
three centuries. There arr many his.
torienl and sentimental associations
connected vitH this ancient structure.
among them belnF visits from Milton,
Dickens, Scott aud ThBokerny.
The state herald., 1897-12-10

''would you he mean enough to give a bad
piece Of money TO blind manf' "Oi
course: he can pass 1t on with . better con
science than ! can"
The state herald., 1897-12-10
GREAT MEN MET THERE.

They built houses better In 1867
than they do In 1897. to judge by the
woli-proscryod Ipswich house that has
The state herald., 1897-12-10

Fifty years ago Austria hnd seven cities
with more than 1000 inhabitants; to-day
there are thirty two.
The state herald., 1897-12-10

To Care Constipation Forever.
Take casenrcts Candy Chslarlc. inc or &c.
The state herald., 1897-12-10

"Famous novelists love to meet people who
haven't read their books" "Whyg" BE
cause those nre the only people who Will 81
and buy them"
The state herald., 1897-12-10
A NECKLACE OF PEARLS

Is q beautiful possession. If u woman owns
one, and If u single pearl drops off the string.
she makes haste to find and restore it.
Good health is more valuable possession
than necklace of the most beautiful pearls,
yet one by one the jewels of health slip away,
and women seem Indifferent untilitis almost
too late, and they cannot be restored.
To die before you are really old is to suffer
premature death, and that is sin. 1t is sin
because it is the result OF repeated violations
OF natures laws.
Pain, lassitude and weariness, inability to
sleep, dreadful dreams, starting violently from
Sleep are all symptoms of nerve trouble.
You cannot have nerve trouble and keep
your health. In nincty-nine cases out of a
hundred the womb, the ovaries and the bladder
are affected. They arc not vital organs, hence
they give out soonest.
Mrs. Lydia u, Pinkham's Vepetable Com
The state herald., 1897-12-10

''What is your Idea OF luckf' "Collcctlng
all the money have earned"
The state herald., 1897-12-10
PENCILS NOT WANTED
JOURNALISTS WILL USE THE
MONOTYPE.
Worked Like Typewriter--NIeltcd
Lead Forms Into Letters In an In
credibiy Short Space of Time Upon
Simply Pressing q Lever.
Especial Letter.)

HE journalist OF
the ar future
will have no use
for pads OF paper
and well-sharpen-
ed pencils. Instead
Of sending by mes
senger boy an IL
leg b lie scrawl
written on an y
kind of newspaper
The state herald., 1897-12-10

Mrs. winslow's Soothing syrup
For children teetnp sotens the gums reduces innayn-
aticn nAys pain, cures wind collie. 20 cents bottle.
The state herald., 1897-12-10

"Here's more evidence that the pen IL
| mghtler than the sword" 'Whut ls iti'
''Dlyorce papers can he written with u
L men. ~
The state herald., 1897-12-10

MY husband was going to the Klondikc,
but he changed his mind" ''Whnt fory'
lie read In the newspaper that they have
pillow shams up there"
The state herald., 1897-12-10

DIFFERENTIATION Of the Indians Is still
going on "By what mcansr' "Football,"
The state herald., 1897-12-10
Smoke slcdge Cigarettes, 20 for cts.

"What is studying human nature, Uncle
Acx.r' 'Watching other people whom we
think don't know how TO behave US well as
we do -
The state herald., 1897-12-10
State of Ohio. CITY Of Toledo.

State OF Ohio. City of Toledo,
Lucas County,
IS.
Frank j Cheney makes oath that he "a
the senior partner OF The firm of F., J.
Cheney q Co, doing business In the city
of Toledo. County and State aforesaid,
and that said firm Will pay the sum OF
ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS for ench
and every cuse of Catarrh that 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. ID. 1885.
(SeaD A. w. GLEASON,
Notary Public.
Halls Catnrrh Cure Is taken internally
and acts directly on the blood and mu-
cous surfaces OF the system. Send for
testimonials, free.
+. c. CHENEY & CO., Toledo, ..
Sold by Druggists, Toe.
Halls Family Pills are the best.
The state herald., 1897-12-10

.'Miss Dorothy what is your opinion OF
our Cuban rclatlonsy' ''Iuhnn relations
There isn't Cuban ON earth that Is any kin
10 me"
The state herald., 1897-12-10

Julia calls her new sweetheart Incandcs-
cent" WHY" 'Bccause he Is such n
gas-saver."
The state herald., 1897-12-10

Star Tobacco Is the leading brand OF
the world, because II Is the best.
The state herald., 1897-12-10

Educate Your Bowcis with Cascarets.
Candy Cathartic, cure constipation forever.
iOc. CSC. lfC. c. G. fall druggists refund money,
The state herald., 1897-12-10

u. a. Is. Cough Drops Cure. All dealers
Bowman 4 Burlc-on, Denver.
The state herald., 1897-12-10

"DId you have a good time at your pro
gressive cuchre clubr' "No; none of tn,
women who get mad were there"
The state herald., 1897-12-10
No-To-Bac for Flrty c

Guaranteed tobacco habit cure. makes weak
men strong. blood pure. b0c, e. All druggists.
The state herald., 1897-12-10
YOUR LIVER : Z, e, : !; s';,s, !, s;;s, S;s,,

Mpofe's 'sp,,ssied pemsd, wiiidnit Thfrc fo--l
viii make you fcri better Oct {, irum your
The state herald., 1897-12-10
A. w. GLEASON,

Sold by Druggists, Toe.
Halls Family Pills are the best.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1897-05-07

lhrer Selte. @ertrIo III Suriifsetreten,
ibre terdyteuoeu 9in0en line ouT qbors
beeten geri(htet:
sd erlude Ss, oieien Htas 3u
uetlallen, sic iteben auf metnen
@5r,ro unb 0ooen a
3horbeefetl hlieb troti9 iteben, ieine
beioeu ()inoe liemlnten lid gegea Die
3iibplatte.
sd biete bod auI Ben 9an5en 8ez
iit," iagte er nit Deiierer Gimme
uSiinfbunOertf ilnf5istauleub lRart."
Iootenltiile. 0onl Ihurm her
freildte sic eilerne Sabue, elm Minbs
ItoB fubr tiefer alS Die friiberen ilbsr
bic Menge; lie itanben ltumu unb
! fill, mie 2eate, bic ben lesten grtbieb
erwarten, her einen uralten, i6Snen
Baum fra6enb auf Die @rbe ipirft.
3borbeefen bdlt ieinen &opf ieits
wdrtS Senei9t, ais pena er auf cine
ferne Stiml1e bort.
Oa lit cine gtin,me !-eine manns
lihe, rubise gtimlne:
r6err prN 4nee lit nift bancroft
er hat 9ilfe sefunoen! 0ier iii Siire-
| l9oft!"
s(uf tem sriinen 1iid liesen meiBe
0ofumente, engliide @ertbpapiere.
Ser Suitipatb 1T auf9eipruneen.
Der gtubl, atf bem er iaB, i'll umse,
fallen; er liebt itarr in bas @eliht bes
Brenben.
Ger alte 8uB itredt beioe slrme aus:
n6ans!" fdreit er auf.
Gbriitian Wi6ller lpeiat auF!
sd puste es, ruff er laut.
0or @ertrubs s(u9en serreibt es ME
ein S6leier; Iie lentt peruirrt sen
aopf.
Der 9eimsefebrte maht cine Gss
spe9ans ouf 9borbeeten su. 9lls er aber
bas oerli6rte, auisebunIene @eIidt
iiebt uno bas finltere 5lafern ber
idmimmenoen ausen, ersreift es i'm
ME Gtel eine beige 0iOtbe aiebt iiber
Iein brauues @eiid)t, ct tihtet lI6
itelS auf unS menbet it'd gu bent Suiii3s
roth,
SSortiebung folat,
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Cages ; Neuisfeitea.
3 n | q n b.

- ~ ~ ~ ~
- Sm 8unbesienate bat Hacon
BON 8eorgia eine &eloiutiOa eiage.
bra1t, bur1 ueItbe ertldrt mirb. baB
bic Der. Steaten ben &rieg nerob.
|6euet1, bob Re fur bic Nufre1terbals
tun9 bes 5riebens fino unb 3u @uns
fen Der i6iebsgeri@tli6sn 59lidtung
iuternatinnaler Streit.6ragen.
- Ser Ginanaausi9uB bes 8un'
bes.Senates bat cine 8i1 stnftis ein.
beribtet. pel9e bic 8ewi1igung bon
100000 flir bic @rri9iung einsS
BunbeseebdubeS in Abileue. Seras,
befhrmortet.
= Sm 8unbeseeri9te sn Dubuque,
Soma, III Elm 8eIu9 Der preuBii1en
Staatss s&esieruns einsetrofen, iuel@es
um be Nuslieferuns eine8 beutl1en
Rei6s. .llntertbanen. Ramens Carl 90.
gel, eriu6t. ber BON 9anno1er aus uus
Ter ber Intlase ber Sranbfiifiung fed
briefi6 berfOIgt uirb.
- Sn 81. 2ouiS begonn aitt 6. Mai
bas alle bier Sabre abgebaItene 8uns
besfef be8 decentralization 9urs
nerbunbes. Nus allen Sbeilen bes
! 2anbeS eriGienen aablrei9e Suruers
@dHe. Maa iddBt bic 3abI ber gum
sroBen 3urafeite In ct. 2ouis einse'
troffenen 5remben auf runb $4,000.
- Reprdientant Sing bon utab bat
i'm &eprdieutontenbaufe eine ReiOIu.
tipn ;u @uniten ber annsrion oon 6as
mali einsebra9t.
,, - 4us Der umsesenb bon Shell
2ate, Wisconfiu, uerben tpieber groBs
Malbbrdnbe beri1tet, bic auS9ebebnte
Strefen ollen Malbbeltanbes seritDren.
9auIenbe Don afsrn Walblanbes
murben au6 bel Gbawano bermaHet.
- Sn @bieags wurbe cine Mil9'
tiiaun am 6. Nfai bel elmer Sempera'
tnr nou 80 @ra6 BON einem 6iBf9las
betrOffen.
aus lamb.
- I'm faHenbe 9orbereitungen tpers
ben fur ben Stapeaauf beS ueueu
pra9tbampfers rWilbelm Der @robe"
beS 8remer 2Iopb, nel6er aaf benz
,guIfan" in stetiin Dor ii6 ssbt. se.
troken. Au6 Der Reidstag bat cine
ginlabuns erbalten unb bieIelbe anses
nommen. @ie es beiBt, merben eine
groBe Nn3abl &eidsboten Dem feitli9en
Ntt beiuobnen. Ser neue Dampfer
lest elm gldnSeubes 3eugniB ftir bic
2eiitunssfdbistelt bes S9iifsbaubofsS
v8ultanA ab.
- 9lm /. 0tai trat I'M 4ni1IuB on
bic 8etriebserbIfnuag Der @Iampas,
sabniber Safen.8abu bic 9 1nell,
3ugs. 8erbiubuugswifbe d II
Berlin unb Stodbolm ms
2eben. 3mei gr6Hnunsa.6eis fan.
ben fatt. cine in SaBnib. BITE aubere In
e1ueben. An benielben nabmen
| aufer ben Yertrstern bsS bsutI9en &eis
@es, preuBen's unb S6peben'S au9
mebrere Wtiniiter uub anbere bobe
Staatsbeamte She'll.
| - Sn @bariottenburg baben bic bel.
ben 36bter bes uerhorbeaen Wuftbi
reftors 3ugbaum SeIbfmorb beaauaea
Die Mutter III Dor tur3er 3eit ssROr.
ben, unb bic bsibeu in ben Iinfsiser
Sabren hebenben lebisen 806tsr faB'
ten, in ibrer 8ereiuIamung bent 8rhb
finn uerfalen. ben @nti6Iub. auiam.
men su ierben. Sie babeu In ben
dIutben bss 5bla6tenises eid semsin.
iames @rab gefuubeu.
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scrofula, iolpie icrsfuI6ie Ausbri.
DE, Oh erbli6 Ober fi6 felbf ause3osen,
tbansu bur6 ben @ebrau9 Don Or.
SimmonbS SariaparilIa gebeilt mer.
ben. Die 8efanbtbeils ieben asbrudt
auf Der etiquette. Rur 80 Gents,
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Eeaueilee Centennial, ytaibuille,
yenMeliee.

8om |. Wlai bis l. Nopember 1897.
&ateu pta s. & g, ..giienbaba bon
San NntOaio fnb Wie folst: $3.50
8ilstte. limitirt su 10 $aeen, gum
8ertaufs Oieustags unb DonnsrStaes.
$25.20 Bilette gut fir 20 Sage;
$34. 35 8iGIette siiltia bis |. NOU. '97.
Q, 81. stoHe, %. 6. &igSbp,
4aenten,
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SioweitteraS iuini6tG Gnd.

@enu Sbrgnd irsenbipo nieberlahen
wollt, t6ut es entlang ber 0inie ber
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- 8eHsllunseu OOn ausm1rts fur
Berliuer WeiBbier perben bon
O9 & " d ba d er prompt aus.
sefiibrt.
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u . tia
bes staatss nnb County. Solicitors

Den Stener3ablern pirb hierbur1
angeaeigt. baB bic StaatS. unb @puntp
ad valorem, 59ul, unb Ropfs5teuern
fur bas Sohr 1896 ieBt fdatg Fnb.
Sofe @affiaao,
Gteuer.aollettor BON Begar gountp.
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@er 6rnnp Giaemtbnm fanft.

O gsb Dau @ Oqte nt uer ob Der essnteamer
Sesnlsn bbaHen sfe Oerarts ansabs
@anse oerliern
ABSTRACT COMPANY bic
ta Nbaise 9onbFren bstt
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Wsatt neriuMe

tas 9etepbom anf tpeite 9tftait5 nast,
ben nerSdbieDenem &t6Dtem 0e8 &taa=
te9. 9feme Statipnen iuerben tort
tuGbreuH errtdbtet ttuO 1teuG WerbeHes
run9em eim9efiibrt. Whn fra8e an
Der @emtrals sGteIfe uac1 bet 8etuiinfdj-
tea MbrefIe.
Gitbicribentett
fBnmen Smrh ibr et8enes geiepbsa
0erbtnbnm8 erbaltett.
Qlttbere
Smrtt bic 1eIepbDn StatiDaeu.
MI. r. THOMAS,
&ieii8er 0eid16ftSfiibrer.
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Der eri66pfte, matte 3ulianb tuirb
bur9 Or. Simmonbs Sariapariua Gus
rirt. so Gents Ftir so Doien. &einigt
bas 8Iut. 6tdrft unb uta6t Nppetii,
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Waattbies 8rps. Tleiid,er,

Wtattbies Bros. 5leii@er,
go. 507 Ofs0ouft n.StraBe,
Sur bas borsiisli9ie 8inb., S9af.
uub S4weinefeif@.
5pesialitdt: Sunges 3albfeiid.
aae arten BON Wuri. 5dinten,
3unge. 96mal3 &c.
Sn bemieIben 2otale befinbst ii9 Elm
6ii d.: umb Mmftermz Nsa arft.
Sd9Iid groBe NusmabI ton frii9en
Jiiden, auiiern, gBilb. @efiigel
aller Ari. 9eIepbon 399.
Seteuuasen fur GIeifd unb Slid &C.
luerben in irsenb einem 8beile ber
Staht frei abgeliefert.
The Penn's Grove record., 1897-07-02
shavings.

Mrs. Barbara Sparks has been enter
tanning Mrs. Bell and children, of Sa-
lem the past week.
Mrs. Mary Borden, of Philadelphia,
is visiting Mrs. Susan Baker and Nor
ris Peak and family.
Mrs. Susan Baker, Miss Matte Ba-
ker, Miss Laura Balinger, and Miss
Minnie Baker spent Tuesday with MI.
and Mrs. Kaighn, at Mullica Hill.
Miss Abbie Kidd and Josiah Kidd
and daughter, of Penn's Grove, were
at church here on Sunday morning.
Rev. john Heisler D. D., preached
here on Sunday to a full house. Many
former residents were present. Alto
gether it was a day TO remember. The
neighboring churches were well repre-
sented.
Mrs. Lippineott, Of Pitman Grove, is
being entertained Is NJ and Mrs. JOS
eph S. Black.
Mrs. r. P. Paterson, of Woodstown,
accompanied by Mrs. George Andrews
and Mrs. Isaiah Shinn met with the
w. G. 4. u. of this place on Saturday.
The farmers are gathering their
wheat in this part of the County.