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PERSONALS.

Edw. G. Brick made a business trip
to New York on Monday.
Capt. Phillip Reybold, of Whining
ton, was in town IN Tuesday.
Mrs. William p. Denny, who has
been quite sick is much better
Samuel Carter has moved his family
from Wilmington 10 Penu's Grove.
George Shoemaker, of Fernwood, Pa,
Is visiting his father Edward Shoe
maker.
Mrs. Wilfred Douglierty, Of VIII
mington, has been spending a few days
with relatives here.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Girton, of Pal
myra, r visiting their daughter, Mrs.
VIM. d. Robbins.
James d. Torton has recovered from
his illness and his friends are pleased to
see him out again.
Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel II. Louderback,
of Bristol, Pa, have been visiting rela-
tives here the past week.
Mrs. John Summerill and Miss Name
Albertson have been spending The week
with relatives in Salem.
Capt. Thomas Naylor left for New
York on Tuesday where his schooner
Is loading salt for Charleston, S. g.
Micajah Conover and son Hires, of
Philadelphia, spent Wednesday with
his mother, Mrs. Mary M. Conover.
Charles B. Springer, of Camden, has
been renewing old acquaintance and
looking up business in this region the
past Few days.
Capt. William II. johnson and Harry
Pyle left on Tuesday for New York,
where the schooner OF Capt. johnson
is loading for Wilmington, N. G.
Mrs. John Summerill, Mr.. ]. Ford
Thompson and daughter, Lou D., Mr..
John M. Bevis and daughter Margaret,
Misses Mamie Albertson, Emma Sum.
merrill and Hannah S%ummerill, attend
ed the wedding of Miss Emma Gertrude
virgins in Salem OIL Wednesday,
Mr.. VIM. Cline, clerk at Robbins
Pharmacy successfully passed the ex'
animation the January session of the
New Jersey Board of Pharmacy and is
now d registered pharmacist and en-.
titled to practice pharmacy either as
manager OF proprietor of any drug store
within the State of New Jersey. Mr..
Robbins informs us that Mr.. Cline has
been a hard student and we congrat-
ulate him on his success.
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OVER THE COUNTY LINE.


The old shoe factory building a
Glassboro will be occupied by a hosier,
mandatory.
Aunt" Hannah Chard, the famoui
South Jersey ~centenarian, is enjoying
remarkably good health and is looking
forward to the l0Sth anniversary of hel
birth, in April.
Tramps set fire to a half dozen freight
cars at a South Millville siding early
last Sunday morning, but four were
saved by the city lire department. The
loss will amount to $1,000.
A Swedesboro man who found q hor
nets nest in the woods and took il
home to thaw out now wishes that he
had not. The hornets took possession
of the house, and it took two hours to
drive them out.
Ex-senator John Pierson, the vet.
eran Gloucester County Freebooter, is
dangerously i'll at his home in Swedes.
boro. He is past 90 years of age, and
has been a member of the Board of
Freeholders for thirty years.
The public school teachers of Glou-
cester county are endeavoriDg to start
a pedagogical library. A law gives
each county 500 of State money when-
ever the teachers of the county raise q
like amount for the same purpose.
The annual convention of the New
Jersey Conference of the Epworth Lea.
que will be held in Burlington from
February II to February 20. Rev. ].
Madison Hare will deliver the address
of welcome, Rev. j. Wilbur Chapman,
Of Philadelphia, will be among the
speakers.
There are many advocates of the pro-
posed curfew law at Millville, where so
many glass factory boys roam the streets
at night. A committee of the Young
Women's Christian Temperance Union
called upon Mayor Payne with refer
enc to it. and he promised to use his
influence to have Council pass an ordin-
ance.
Chicken thieves swooped upon hem
neries at Pitman Grove Monday night.
They gathered in IS fowls from Mrs.
Ellison, 30 from Benjamin Cade and
numbers from John and George Cain.
Tracks in the soil showed that there
were four thieves in the raid. W. II.
Seeley scared off two men who had fill
ed bags with poultry from his coops
neal Hammonton Tuesday night. They
dropped the chickens and a double.tar
relied gun in their flight.
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oHuRCn NOTES.

Evangelist Dolbow is helping Rev.
W. A. Lilley, at Bridgeport.
The membership in the New Jersey
NJ. E. Conference was increased in the
past ten years from 20, 5S5 to AZ, 228.
Revival services continue in all the
PENIS Grove Churches with considera.
BILE interest. There is plenty of people
to fill all II they would attend.
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Welded.
FOrd-Wriggins.

Miss Emma Gertrude virgins,
daughter Of ex-Sheriff and Mrs. Oliver
H. virgins, was married Wednesday
morning, at half.past 10 O'Clock, to Mr..
Charles q. Ford, Jr., in Saint Johns
Episcopal Church, Salem, the rector,
Rev. Charles M. Perkins, performing
the impressive ceremony.
The bride entered the church on the
arm of her father and was unattended
by any maid of honor or bridesmaids.
She was most becomingly attired in a
green broadcloth travelling dress, trim.
med with fur, and carried a beautiful
boquet Of bride roses. At the altar
the groom and his best man, MI. Harry
q. Ford, Of Swedesboro, met tbs wed.
ding party.
The ushers were Mr.. John s, Ford,
Mr.. George H. Carpenter, Mr.. j. Il.
Filter and Mr.. W. H.. Chew. After
the ceremony a breakfast was served to
the wedding party and the immediate
families at the residence of the BRIDES
parents. Upon returning from The
wedding tour MI. and Mrs. Ford will
reside at Ford's Hotel.
Decentralization.
Martha A. Hazleton, daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. Stacy Hazleton, and j.
Gilbert Borton, were married by
Friends ceremony at the home of the
BRIDES parents, near WoodstowD, at
noon Wednesday. More than sixty
witnesses signed the certificate and at
tended the wedding breakfast. A re-
ception is to be given the yoang couple
at the home OF the groom's parents on
Saturday evening.
Paulding--COIes'
On Thursday evening of last week,
Moses J. Paulding, of Daretown, and
Gertrude M. Coles, Of Woodstown,
were married at the home Of Mrs. L.
Coles. The ceremony was performed
by Rey. DR.. Collier and witnessed by a
number of relatives and friends. Those
present were Mrs. Helen PauldiDg, and
Mrs. Theodore Paulding, MIS-. Sara
johnson, Of Bridgeton; Misses Joseph.
Inc and Margaretta Paulding, Matte
and Sallie Coles, Julia johnson, Ellen
and Sue Coles, Miss Aull; Messrs. Wal.
ter, Aarry and George Pauldlng, Mr..
George Paulding, Mr.. Henry Coles,
William Coles and Mrs. Collier.
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Everybody Says So.

Cascarets Candy Cathartic, the most won
derful medical discovery of the age, pleas
ant and refreshing to the taste, act gently
and positively on kidneys, liver and bowels,
cure headache, fever, habitual constipation
and b%iliousness. Please buy and try o box
Of @. G. C. to-day; 10, 25, so cents. Sold and
guaranteed to cure by all druggists.
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VENDUE
D ERSONAL property of Garrett SummerilI,
Deceased. viii be sold at public sale at
the late residence of the deceased, near South
Penn,s Grove, in Upper Penn' Neck Township,
on the road TO Salem, on
WedneS6aT, February II, 1897

the following personal property:
Houses. 2 MuLEs.-Bay mare Bessie years
old, bay mare Daisy IL years old, will work in
all harness l pair of good mules, a good team.
7HEAD OF CATTLE.-Four cows coming into
pront, 2%heilers, l yearling bull.
WAGONS, MACHINERY, IMPLEMENTS, &C.
IwO.Seated carriage made by West g. Green; 2
plantation wagons, one wooden axle other iron
axle sides and bottoms, cart nearly new, Cham
piOn reaper and binder, Wood mower, sod cut
ter nearly new, Buckeye wheel cultivator, good
nay sllelylngS, Tiger hay rake, Fenton potato
digger, Hewitt do, potato hitler, 2 corn shelters
one nearly new, fan mill, u interest in Enplre
wheat drill, grain cradle, corn marker, seeder
nearly new, mud barrow, 3 fallOw harrows,
swingletrees, stalk sled, 4 sweet potato harrOws,
scythes and Sneaths. corn coverer, 2 Bissell
blows, kaighn do 3 one horse plows,, coulter
pillow, 2 iron pots, Z bushel and Il peck meas
ures, wheel cutter, pos: auger and ak, hoes,
Takes, forks, axes, 2 OK chains, wagon holster, 3
stalk killveS, stalk rope and fastener. hand
saw, 50 truck baskets, potato shelviugs, 81 grain
bags. patent beam, and other articles too ted
ions to mention.
HARNEss-Two sets single carriage harness, l
nearly new 2 sets heavy work harness, 2 sets
tynetS, cellars, brides, lines, halters, 2 sets
chain traces, cart harness, 2 sets OF runners.
HOUSEHOLD GooDs.-Marble top walnut bu-
reauX,2 wash stands, towel rack, bedstead,
marble top table, 1tique table, hair cloth sofa,
looking glass, s hat 10th chairs, lamp, 4 cain
seat chairs, round top table, 2 cain seatrockers,
l picture, looking glass, settee and bedding,
rocking chair, 4 dining room cain seat chairs,
walnut extension table. clock, book case, stand,
sleeve board, basket, 10 Yds. ingram carpet, 10
yds. hall carpet, about 20 yds. OF velvet Garrett,
Is yds. rag carpet, 3 bedsteads, 8 goose feather
beds, lot OF quilts, ~sheeting, 2 old. fashion cover
lids, 2 dining tables one walnut, barrel of Vine
gar % gal, 8 pork barrels, lard can, 2 preserv-
ing kettles, 2 tubs and wash boards, dOz. knives
and forks, bucket and strainer, 5 common
chairs, ehurD, butter bowl, set OF scales, 5 wait
ers, &c.
Sale to begin at u O'Clock sharp. Conditions
made known at sale by
VIC. SUMMERILL,
S. Il. Leap, Auct. JIM. SUMMERlLL,
James Borden, Clerk. Executors OF Dec.
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FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 70, 1897.
1 OF SALES.

LIST OF SALES.
Feb. l7-W. G.. g. j. M. summerill, executors Of
Garnet summerill.
Feb. Is-Morreli Smith. near Penn's Grove.
Feb. ls-Asa L. Colson, near Sharptown.
Feb. 2T-Levi Justice, Adm. of Reuben y. Ped
rick, real estate In Pedriektown.
Mar. :Curriden, Adjoining Wright's
School House.
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Valentines day on Sunday.
Time to trim grape vines.


Robbins No. 8 cures the grip. =
A few carp are being caught in Sa'
lem creek.
Early truckers are getting their hot
beds in shape.
At s. G. Springer's yendue on Mon.
day all articles sold farelv well.
James G. Smalley is all smiles and he
has q good reason to be.
Don't forget the auction sale Of Sim
nickscn Bro. & Co.. next week. See adv.
Sign Of sp%ring-the boys playing
pussy" on the streets.
Rainbow supper next Saturday even-
Ing In Odd Fellows Hall.
Ducks will begin the egg industry on
Sunday. That will be the revival Of an
industry since election.
Johnson's White Pine Cough Balsam
q sure cure. y
Owing to the nov storm this Friday
Morrell Smith has adjourned his ven
due to next Thursday, 18th.
The Sons Of Veterans hold a public
meeting this Friday evening, in Odd
Fellows Hall to celebrate Lincoln's
birthday.
Pennsville farmers are contracting
with the canners to furnish tomatoes at
at S. per ton the coming season. Last
year the price was Sc.
DR.. Do0little, dentist, of Paulsboro,
will be at Johnson's Pharmacy every
Saturday. y
Any one who knows Of an item Of
local news and does not see il In the
Record should blame themselves for
not letting us know of 1t. Send in your
items.
Use Robbins Headache Powders. =
Albert j. Trumbull, of Camden,
formerly of PENIS Grove, has bought
the newspaper route at Paulsboro, has
moved his family there and taken
charge.
A good opportunity to get q cheap
suit at auction sale next week. See adv.
For coughs and colds try Johnson's
White Pine Cough Balsam.
The Band has decided to postpone
their proposed entertainment, Broken
Fetters," from this Saturday night to
March 9Th. out of respect to the revival
services going on in the different
churches at present. Remember March
9th.
DR.. Doolittle will make the best set
Of teeth for $3.50. No charge for ex.
tracing when teeth are ordered.
A grapophone entertainment will be
given in Emmanuel Church next Sat.
urday evening, Goth by Harry E. Cromp.
ton, for the benefit of the Sunday
School. This hearing and talking ma
chine is the greatest wonder Of the age
and all can hear 1t for 10c. =
Robbins No. 8 will cure your cough.
All the stores keep IL.
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rA,1a- uur
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REV. ]. MORGAN REED.

Of Burlington, will address the people
Of Penn's Grove On the evening Of
Washington's Birthday, Feb. %, 1897,
In st. Paul's M. Z. Church. Subject,
"Those Peculiar People," Only a
small admission will be asked for to
help defray expenses. Come and hear
him. All invited. If. =
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Rucklsn,s Arnica galxs.

The Best Salve in the world for Cuts,
Bruises, Sores, Ulcers, Salt Rheum,
Fever Sores, letter. Chapped Hands.
Chilblains, Corns, and all Skin Erup-
lions, and positively cures Piles. or no
pay required. 1t is guaranteed to give
perfect satisfaction or money refunded.
Price rs cents per box. For sale at
Johnson's Drug Store.
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Fishermen.
Take Notice.
Truck Far a For Rent,

Situate In Oldmans TOT nship. suitable for all
Kinds Of early truck. b ppiy to
E.S. HARRIS,
Foil. PENIS Grove, N. j.
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OF SUNDAY.
Trains leave PENIS Grove 7.25 a. m, lis, p.
m. Leave Philadelphia at s. ID. Am, o'D ?. M
Post Once Hours.
Penn's Grove Post once is open from 6.15 ..
m. to $50 o.. M. Mall closes for al! points ex.
cent between Woodbury. and Penn's Grove at
$40 q. M, for all points at lis o. M and A.SQ p:
m. Mails arrive at us, $50 q. m. and 4.S), 7'lo
D, m,
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SHERIFF'S SALE.
CHANCERY OF NEW JERSEY

IN CHANCERY OF NEW JERSEY.
Between
Complainant, SFl. Fa., &c.
and
Lizzie E. Harris, ct. al.
Defendants.
Writ dated January Is, 1897.
ReturnableF February Term 1897.
10y virtue of the above stated writ of Fl. Fa,
ID to me directed and delivered, | viii sell the
mortgaged premises in said writ described, at
public vendue, on
SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 10th, AID. 1897,
In front of the Court House, in the city OF Sa-
lem, N. j., between the hours of ~ and D In the
afternoon of said day, to.wit at 2 O'Clock +. NJ.
All the following described lot, tract or piece
of land and premises, situate In the borough OF
PENIS Grove, in the county OF salem and state
of New Jersey, and bounded as follows, viz:
Beginning at the south corner OF walter y.
Springer's lot of land in the northwest side OF
said Springer's lot OF land n. 4S dogs. w. lt0H
feet to a stone for a corner in the line OF May
hew Johnson's land thence t21 along the same
s., 40 deps. W. 30 feet to a corner in said john
sons line; thence 49, S. 40 dogs. Z. l4OI feet to
the n. W. edge of Franklin street aforesaid ;
thence RAJ MP the northwest side OF said street
N. 49, degs. T.. so feet to the place OF beginning ;
containing 7026 square feet of land be the same
more or less.
Bejne the same premises conveyed to William
II. Harris by Edward E. Smith & uX. al. by
deed dated November 3, 1888, and intended TO
be recorded and which tract was also released
10 said William II. Harris by Sarah Ann Harris
by release dated November 8, 1888, and intended
to be recorded.
Dated Sheriif's Oaice, Salem, n. j., January
18th, 1887. l-z29t lee S'io
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Township settlement.

AOWAASn1p !p9CC10xkkeAAts
The Township COmmftee Of U. p. Neck re.
eommends that sl5OD b raised for Township
and road purposes and 800 fer shells to be put
on roads. The Towns Up settlement wiz be
ruary 18th, 1897.
J NJ. BEYIS, Chm.
JAS. HUTCHINSON
JOSEPH E. CLARK,
Township Committee.
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World Almanacs for sale at RECORD
Office, SIC. IF.
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For Inspection or Boarding
For each steamship. ...................-Si5 90
For each ship or barque. .............. 10 90
For each brig or schoOncr............. 50
For inspection of frst-class coastwise
vessels ..ts..... .t.'.,....t......... 90
For fumigating. and disinfecting the
charges shall Doe as follows:
For every vessel of 100 tons or less s > 90
For every vessel over 100 tons and not
exceeding 800 tons...................... 10 90
For every vessel over 800 tons and not
exceeding $50 tons ..................... 10 90
For every vessel over $50 tons and
not exceeding 1000 tons.............. 20 90
For every vessel over 1000 tons and
not exceeding 1850 tons............. Is 90
For every vessel over 1850 tons and
not exceeding 1900 tons,............. 30 90
For every vessel over 1900 tons aud
not exceeding ESQ tons.............. IS 90
For every vessel over 1850 tons and
mot exceeding 1000 tons............... 40 90
For every vessel over 100 tons....... As %
For diseharging ballast az quarantine,
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penses To hold every official and employe
70 a rigid discharge Of duty and to create
10 new Offices until absolutely necessary.
While / believe IN the enactment Of sani-
Jary avs and in the strictest enforce
ment Of them, I an NOT willing 20 ap-
prove an ordinance for the creation Of
which l believe there is no necessity.
Very respectfully, P. ". Meldrim,
Mayor"
June 5th, 1871
Alderman Davis moved that the orai-
nance be passed over the veto Of the may
or The motion was adopted by the fol-
lowing vote. Ayes, Wei. Charlton, Davis.
Eeia' owens Smith, Wylly-7 Nays
Guckenhelmer and HULL
Tearing was mad in the case of W G
Aclntire vs.. 3. D. Rosen brook. 10 abate
a nuisance at III and 17lg Whitsk er
street. Evidence was given by Mr.. MeIn-
tire and Mr.. Rosenbrook. at the conclIJ-
sion Of which a motion was adopted de-
clariug the cause Of the complaint not "a
be a nuisance
Council adjourned.
VIM p BAILEY.
Clerk Of Council
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Plant System.

Trains operated hour slow,
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=. w. Moldrim,
Mayor ana ox-Omcio Chairman.
w W. owens, T. S. Wyliy. Jr., w.
Duncan. w y. Stillwcll, l.. j. O'Ccnnor.
Board Of Sanitary Commissioners.
j. g. Lcliardy NJ. d.,
Health oiicer ana Sec. or Board.
See. 2 BE u further ordained that an
ordinances ana parts OF ordinances In
conflict with this ordinance are hereby re-
penlcd.
Ordinances read In council the first
time June l6. 1897. and by unanimous con.
sent read n second time, placed upon It's
passage ana passed.
By Alderman Owens
An ordinance TO prescribe penalties for
Violations of the rules ana regulations or
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Imprisonment not - exceed ten days.
esther " both. IN ire discretion q tne
court.
&c. 2 ~ i further 0r5ainesd. That ali
ordnance ard parts y ordinances in con-
alet Win this ordnance are hereby re-
pealc1-
Cr8.ran1e read 81 council first nne
June M. read = Second time June "a.
iEr placed upon .ts paaszHe ard paEaeg.
FL Al1ernan Kro1Ekon-
An or15uaUe. ~ relieve the health Off
Ger " the duty u attending polio o. and
0reueI.
seton J. 70 Il ordained b. the mayor
ana alderman 81 the city u Eavar Ia1. in
cld4noI aeeenaoled That the health officer
" tne city u Savannah is hereby relieved
~ tae duty NJ attending policemen and
lareffl4-fl Dt ANe Guy u y ~ -
made the duty " tns city pnyalelan8 in
aoae respective dlstrictg the polio En- On
W lremen needing medical attention re-
sI8e ~ attend said policemen Or Gremen
when their services are required.
Sec. z. H. D. further ordained that AL
ordnance and parts " ordnance 10 con %
flct with this ordinance are hereby re-
peaied.
Ordinance read the first time ~ council
June y leG; read q second time June JIG.
~. amended placed upon its Daefage and
loat
By Alderman OVEN
An ordinance 10 make the galaries Of
city physician sl,0f0 per ann1m.
Section J. r. IL ordained ~ the mayor
ard aldermen ~ the city Of Savannah. in
council assem1.ed, mat heEnDlng with the
ist day VI July. ~, the salaries q the
city pnyGtlanB " the city 81 Savannah,
snali thereafter BE- one thousand $500
dollars per annum, payable ia equal
monthly lnsfallments.
Sec. z. Be 81 further ordained that all
ordinances and parts n ordinances iu con
1ict with this ordinance are hereby re-
Dealed
Ordinance read 10 council the first time.
June l5. IN. and Dy unanimous consent.
read q second time. placed upon it's pas
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The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1897-06-19
RESOLUTIONS.


By Alderman We'll
Resolved, That the city engineer be en-
powered 20 employ TWO assistant engineers
for period Of three months, and when
necessary as many as four laborers to as
sist them in their work.
Adopted.
BY Alderman Davis
Resolved, That the mayor request the
police commissioners to have an officer
stationed on Bay street in front Of the
city exchange during the meetings Of the
city council to prevent the rapid and
noisy passing Of vehicles and street cars.
AdOuted
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1897-06-19
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