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The Penn's Grove record., 1899-01-20
Board of ~Freeholders.

The January meeting of the Board
was held at the Court House on the
10th. Beyond the approving of bills
but little business was transacted.
The bill of the Supreme Court against
the Board for cost in case of William
IL. Peterson, Janitor, in Judgment in
favor of Peterson, was again laid over,
after the published card of VIM. T..
Hillard, Attorney for Peterson, had
been read.
Smith Bilderback, Treasurer, of the
Aims House, asked for $1,000 for use
of that institution, which was granted.
Director Smith presented the check
of the State Treasurer for 1886, in pay
ment for insane paupers at the Aims
House.
Messrs Snyder, Jones and E. S. CARL
were appointed Auditing Committee
for February meeting.
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Mrs. Michael Curtain, Plainfeld, Ill.
makes the statement that she caught
cold, which settled on her lungs; she
was treated for a month by her family
physician, but grew worse. He told
her she was a hopeless vistim of con
sumption and that no medicine could
cure her. Her lruggis, gested DR..
Kings New Discovery flor Consumpt-
ion; she bought a bottle and to her de-
light found herself benefited from first
dose. She continued its use and after
taking six bottles found herself sound
and well, now does her own housework
and is as well as she ever a Free
trial bottles of this Great Discovery at
Johnson's Drug Store, large bottles sc
cents and s1.00.
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Bank Officers

The stockholders of the financial
institutions in the County last week
elected the following officers:
Salem National Banking Company
Directors, Robert S. Bunting, John
M, Carpenter. George Hires, Jacob
House, David d. LippiDcott, Wyatt
W. Miller. Josiah Summerill, Thos.
Sinnickson, Jr., II. M. Rumsey..
City National Bank-Directois, A.
W. Sherron, w. L. Hilard, Richard
Hiles, Woodruff Petit, S. c. Sheppard,
Quinton P. Harris, S. Il. Lippincott,
J. B. Hillard, Biddle Hiles, J. M. Sum-
merrill, M. D., Charles W. Casper.
Woodstown National Bsnk-Direc-
tors, Isaac X. Lippincott, VIM. M.
Weatherby, Charles E. Allen, E.
Smith Bassett, Abram Cochran, Eben
ezer Sparks, Rudolph Benezet, N. H.
Barnart, M. D., W. 2. Flitcraft; Isaac
X. Lippincott was elected president
VIM. z. Flitcrsft, cashier; Isaiah c.
Shinn, teller; U. Grant Hillman, clerk;
Missouri II. Hillman, book keeper; E.
S. Fogg, solicitor; Chas. B. Clark,
Waterman.
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The U. S. Senate confirmed the
the appointment of Joseph Miller to
be postmaster at Salem on Thursday.
William Strang who was conducting
a successful store business III Elmer
until he branched out into glass man
ufacturing and failed was collector of
Elmer Borough. An examination of
his books shows that his accounts are
correct. He will resign and the Coun.
Gil will elect a successor.
Samuel Richmond died in Salem last
Friday aged 50, He conducted a shoe
and boot business for years.
Capt. Evan Jenkins, widely known
as commander of the steamer John V.
Craven, died in Salem on Sunday, OF
heart disease, aged G3.
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Robbed The Grave.

A startling incident of which MI.
John Oliver of Philadelphia was the
subject, is narrated by him as follows:
~ was in a most dreadful condition.
Nv skin was almost yellow, eyes sunk
en-, tongue coated, pain continually in
back and sides, no appetite gradually
growing weaker day by day. Three
physicians had given me up. Forum
ately, a friend advised trying Electric
Bitters' and to my great joy and sur
prise, the first bottle made a decided
improvement. l continued their use
for three weeks, and am now a well
man. l know they saved my life, and
robbed the grave of another victim"
No one should fail to try them. Only
so cents per bottle at Johnson's Drug
Store.
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Sharptown Shavings.

Samuel Emmeison will quit the
employ of A. NJ. Oliphant in the
spring and try the farming business.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Lippincott at
tended the funera! of Mrs. L~ippincott's
sister at MerchantvilIe on Monday.
David Robinson, son Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Lot Robinson, who is at the Jefferson
Hospital undergoing the amputation OF
one leg below the knee is not improv-
ing as fast as his friends would like
to have him.
The daughter of the late Henry Du-
bois and grand daughter of the late
Gideon Layton was buried here on
Tuesday from the residence of her
husband at Millville.
Rev. j. A.. Cakes commenced his
extra meetings here on Sunday even
ing.
Mrs. Rebecca Lloyd who was taken
sick while visiting her daughter Mrs.
Ella Hewitt is improving.
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Paw Gaorce ~ Harris' snbiect in

Rev. George T. Harris subject in
Emmanuel Church will be Sunday
morning .'Gideon's Army;'' evening
Heaven" Revival services will be
continued next week and Thursday
the anniversary Of the holiness meet
ings will be celebrated with an all-day
meeting. AT $50 Rev, John Goorley
will conduct a love feast; 1870 Rev.
G. w. Ridout will preach; 2 O'Clock
praise service led by Rev. S. Nj. Mich
OILS; 3, preaching by Rev. G. W. Powell
7.45 preaching by Leslie j.. Hand M. ID;
Frank Greiss, who was II private in
Co. G under Capt. Reany, did not get
enough of wal in the 2d Pennsylvania
Regiment and when mustered out re-
enlisted with the 18th Reg. U. S. Reg
ulars and is now stationed at Nuevi-
tas, Cuba. Dick Allen, a corporal in
the same company, re-enlisted in the
10th Reg. U. S. Regulars and is station
ed at Havana Cuba. They have
written friends in Penn's Grove that
they had a dull Christmas with only
hard tack, corned beef and coffee.
The annual convention of New Jer-
sey Conference Epworth League will
be held in the Broadway Methodist
Episcopal church on the 18th, 10th,
ank sxt month. The pre-
gram .ranged is full Of interest,
and includes addresses by Bishop
Ninde, of Michigan, Chaplain Cassard,
of the United States battleship Indiana;
Rev. DIR. Cadman, of New York; Rev.
Charles Boswell, Superintendent of
the Forward Movement in Philadel-
phia, and other prominent ministers.
A committee of Philadelphians are
urging Congress to appropriate $500
600 instead of $500, 900 for the compile
ton of the origional project of a 26-
foot channel, because it had been
found that fresh dredging ,uld have
to be done between Philadelphia and
Marcus Hook, where the channel had
reshoaled at a point which had been
deepened by the city. This fresh
dredging would cost $4,000. At
Reedy Island the river had almost
shoaled again in consequence of the
stoppage of work there a couple of
years ago, at the request of Senator
Gray, of Delaware. The cost of this
dredging would be Sl25,0 making
5000, 600 required to complete the &C.
foot channel project at all points in ad-
dition to the $500, 600 originally esti.
mated for Major Raymond. 1t is the
opinion of experienced fishermen and
boatmen that there will be constant
shoaling of this artificial 26-foot chan
mel and constant dredging needed. 1t
would more so with a 30.foot channel.
If you have a vendue in U. p. Neck
OR Oldmans Townships you should ad-
vertise it in the RECORD. Why2 Be-
cause it circulates most among the
people to whom you expect to sell. tt
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The Best Salve in the world for Cuts,
Bruises, Sores, Ulcers, Salt Rheum,
Fever Sores, letter, Chapped Hands,
Chilblains, Corns, and all Skin Erup.
tions, and positively cures Piles, or nc
paw required. 1t is guaranteed to give
perfect satisfaction or money refunded,
Price rs cents per box. For sale a
Johnson's Drug Store.
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Camden,s increased dea'

Camden's increased death rate
shows the effect of the grip. For a
total of 204 deaths for the month end
ed Monday were reported to the Cam
den Board Of Health, which breaks all
records. 1t is 70 more than the pre-
viou. month, and IS more than the
corresponding period last year. Against
these gloomy figures only 100 births
were recorded.
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County CoFTfs

county tOtlriss
The January term, Of Salem County
Courts, convened 10 the court house,
on Tuesday. Hon. Geo. C. Ludlow,
presiding, accompanied by Hon. c. II.
S%innickson, Judge of Common Pleas
The following gentlemen composed The
Grand Jury:
Jonathan b. Grier, Warrington.
Isaac Smith,
II. T. Starr, Salem.
G. W. Ayres, "
r.. NJ. Davis, "
! A. NJ. Green, "
/ j. b. Nicholson, Elsinboro.
II. GliscOm, l.. A. Greek.
E. Smith,
G. Hires, Quinton.
j. House, U. "A. Creek.
4. Laurence, P%ittsgrove.
L. Sturr,
/. Johnson, U. Pittsgroye.
w. Richman, Jr.,
j.. Peterson, Pilesgrove.
w. Iancoast,
f. Gaventa, Oldmans.
J. p. virgins, U. p. Neck.
w. G. Peterson,
j. II. Powers, l.. Z. Neck.
j Jenkins, "
The suit of Owen Coen against f.. L.
Dupont de Nemours q Co., for damage
done his eyes while working IN the
Powder Works on Carney Point has
been settled out of court.
The suit of B. G.. Wood against Col.
II. 4. Dechert for killing his dog, has
been put off for a term.
The Grand Jury reported the finding
of ten true bills of indictment.
The following persons were called at
the close of the session to answer to
the charges pending against them:
Geo. w. Wright, larceny of a certain
I check to the value of S34.61 the prop
erty Of George A. Wright. The indict-
ment contained four charges. Plead
not guilty,
John Olden, Benjamin and William
Olden, larceny of two blankets and one
robe. Benjamin and John plead not
guilty while William plead guilty.
Richard Parker, assault on one Mary
Elizabeth Parker. Plead not guilty.
Frank Deyo, larceny of a quantity of
glass amounting to S5S0.2O. Plead
guilty.
George Willetts, LARCENY of "a pair OF
gloves. Plead guilty.
Thomas Hutchinson and Annie
Shields, keeping Il ~disOrderiy house al
Marshalltown. Plead not guilty.
Application to lay out a public road
in the township of l.. A. Creek. was
made by j.. Forman Sipnickson, at
torney for certain freeholders OF said
township. The following commission
ers were appointed to lay out the road;
Thomas Finnegan, Edward Mitchell,
L. 2. Neck, Joseph b. Crispen, Thomas
II. Wright, Warrington, Charles 5.
Bassett, Arthur Lounsbury, Quinton.
At a special term of Court, held on
Saturday, James Harkins was senten-
ced to serve three months in the Coun
W Jail by Judge Sinnickson. .Harkins
about a year ago committed an unpro-
yoked assault and battery on Charles
Smith and then left town.
In an opinion rendered on Friday
Vice Chancellor Grey directs Charles
III. Parker, of Salem to pay his wife,
Mary G. Parker, the sun of IS a week
alimony, a $40 counsel fee and pay the
costs of the suit.
In the suit of Robert Casperson VS..
Hannah aud w. G.. .Casperson, execu-
tors of VIM. r. Casperson to recover
50, 900 which Robert claimed due him
from the estate. Judge ~Sinnickson de-
cided that Robert had failed to prove
his claim.
The case of Lewis May administrator
of Ellen May VS.. The West Jersey n
Seashore and the Atlantic City Rail
road Companies, In tort; also the case
of Lewis May VS.. the same Companies
for injuries received by his son were
settled out of court.
-% 49,
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II have Just recovered from the second
attack OLA grippe this year." says Mr.. Jas.
A. Jones, publisher of the Leader, Mexia,
Texas. in the latter case l used Cham
berlain's Cough Remedy, and think with
considerable success, only being in bed a
little over two days against ten days for
the former attack. The second attack
am satisfied would have been equally as
bad as the first but for the use ofthis rem
edy as l had to go to bed in about six hours
after being struck with it, while in the
first case | was able to attend to business
about two days before getting down.
For sale at Sweetens'.
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FRIDAY. JANUARY 20, 1899.


LIST OF SALES.
JAN. 24-23 horses by Kelly g. Green, in Salem
Jan. 25-W. f. Hunt, near Pedriektown.
Jan. 3l-Albert Stetser, near PedricktowH.
FEB. 1-Benj. s. Featherer, at Prospect.
Feb. 4-Sheriff sale Thos. S. Weatherby farm.
Feb. 4-Sheriff sale Rebecca Walker property.
Feb. &C. V. Dolbow, Executor OF Joseph Ii
Clark, in Penn's Grove.
Feb, 7-Melyina Davidson, Admx.o OF John Dav
idson, dec.
FEB. 9-Benj. f. & Jos. Strengthen, near Ped
IicktOwn.
FEB. l0-Josiah Raine, below Auburn.
FEB. l-Robert s Diver, in Penn's Grove,
Feb. 2l-James G !. Norton, Near Church Land
Ing, Lower Neck.
Feb. 22-James Moore, in U. 2. Neck.
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DIED

HUNTER-In U. p. Neck Town.
snip, on Jan. s, 1899, Catharine, wife
of Joseph Hunter, aged 26 years.
DALBOW-In Penn's Grove, Jan.
IS, 1899, Rachael, widow of the late
George Dalbow, aged II years.
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P~edricktown Pickings,

Mrs. David Firestone is on the sick
list.
Geo. Gibson, of Gibbstown, is spend
ing a few days with his sister, Mrs.
Samuel Snyder.
Mrs. Thos, Robinson spent several
days with Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Robin
son in Philadelphia.
The W. Z. Il. U. will meet at Mrs.
Howard Cooper's Monday evening,
Jan. 23d. All welcome. UNCLE JOSH.
Constable George n. Pedrick is at
tending Court this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Preston Sweeten spent
Saturday aud Sunday with her parents
at Greenwich.
RESOLUTIONS.
WHEREAS it has pleased God in his
all wise Providence to call to his heav-
emily home our beloved brother Rev. j.
G. Stump, and
WHEREAS while we as Il Sunday
School bow in humble submission to
the perfect will of a holy God, and,
WHEREAS, we have lost in our broth.
er a faithful member and a consistent
Christian, be it
RESOLVED, that we tender our heart
felt sympathy to the bereaved family,
and unite in earnest prayer to our
heavenly Father for support in their
great grief.
RESOLVED, that a copy of these
resolutions he sent to the family and
published in the South JerSeyman, Pauls-
boro Press and PENIS Grove RECORD.
Committee of Fedricktown Baptist
Sunday School.
REV. j. w. DAVIS,
JOHN HERTZ, JR,,
LUTHER LAYMAN.
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EAEtJ lOhS SALE
-OF-
REAL ESTATE ,
viii be sold at pgolic sale on
SATJrRDAY FFRNrARy 1900

NaIUNUa1, TI0NIFINh 7, IS5J,
in front of odd Fellows IA in the Borough OF
PENIS Grove, at 3 O'Clock b the afternoon, the
following described real estIte, The property OF
the late Joseph II. CLARK, deceased.
No. / is a double house aid lot on the east
side of South Broad Streetiin the Borough OF
PENIS Grove, with afrOnbg e of so feet and a
depth OF $50 feet. This is a good house nearly
rev.
No is a double house opposite MOL and is
the late residence of JOSEPH II. Clarke, deceas,
ed, with a frontage OF 50 fee and a depth of LOG
feet or more.
No. 8 is n builiing lot 80 Feet front and a
depth of 100 feet more or IS laying between
No. 2 and the John n0lh0W property.
No. 4 is a buiiiinC lot of 81 feet or more front
with a depth OF lcl feet or Luore and lays be
tween No. 2 and John Gibfin's meadow.
Conditions made knownAt sale.
CIV. D0LBOW,
tx. OF Iseph Ii. Clark, dec.
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Miss Emma Walker entertained over
Sunday Mr.. and Mrs. Thos. Taylor.
Jas. Morrison who has been quite i'll
is better at this writing.
Miss Edith Wood, of Camden, is be.
ing entertained by Miss Stella Pedrick.
Kisses Edna Curry and Clara Cor.
don are now boarding with Mrs. IL.
w. Casey.
Miss j. b. Leaning is visiting in
Phila., for Il few days.
Committeeman Reymer is repairing
the roads in the village with oyster
shells.
Miss Bertha Cunard, of Phila., is
visiting her mother, Mrs. Emma Gun
ard.
Mrs. M. A. shoemaker, of Phila., is
spending two weeks with her daughter
Mis-. f. G. Sparks.
Mrs. c. 5. Miller is among the sick.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jas. Murphy are visit
ing relatives in Philadelphia.
Revival meetings are continuing at
both churches, hut few are seeking.
Prof. Henry IL. Hall will give a biz
graph entertainment in the NJ. E.
Church Saturday evening for the bene.
fit of Sunday School.
A number OF friends agreeably sur
prised Mrs. Joseph Cooper last Friday
evening in honor of her birthday. The
following were present: Mr.. and Mrs.
Howard Cooper, Mr.. and Mrs. j.. X.
Justice, Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel Shute,
Mr.. and Mrs. Jas. Sweeten, Mr.. and
Mrs. II. NJ. Green, Misses Emma
Walker, Lottie Sweeten, Carrie Hort
man, Alice Haines, Edna Casey, Abbie
Robinson Anna and Rebecca Webster,
Mrs. Mary Perry, Mrs. Albert Risner,
Mrs. II. L. johnson, Mrs. VIM. Holton,
Rev. Z. S. Miller. L.
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For Sala IN Rent,

The Joseph c. DolN0w ace at Georgetown
Cross Roads. House. bal shedding and 34
acres OF land. Possession siven February lst,
next. Inquire of Dauie V. SummerilI, Jr-
PENIS Grove, Nd, or tflseph j. Summerill,
Woodbury., N, j, Loft.
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acid on them were left in a pot where
mixtures were and the contents burned
out without damaging either machin-
cry or building.
Geo. Fl. Locuson will sell 10 shoats,
200 bu. of oats and 300 bu. of corn on
Jan. 21st. 2t. y
When we advertise a Special Sale
we cut deep enough into prices to ac-
complish results in short order. We
have such a sale under way now. Have
you read our Adv, tins week. There
is money in it for you. d. d. Leap.
Elkinton & MunyaD are having a
naptha launch built by our young
boat builder Harry Sailor with which
to run to the fishing boats during shad
fishing season and Mr.. Munyan will
use it to carry truck in the market
season
Vendue posters printed at the RE-
CORD Office. The best for the money.
The union meetings of the Churches
closed last Sunday afternoon, and sep
crate reviyals have been carried on
during the last week with interest.
Several have been converted. The re.
yivals will Discontinued next.
NOTICE, On and after Sept. 18th, DR..
Doolittle, (Dentist) will be at Mrs.
Davis every Saturday instead of Thurs
day, as heretofore, 4
The schooner Rillie S. Derby, Capt.
Thomas Naylor, cleared from Phil
adelphia Wednesday morning with a
cargo of coal for Jacksonville, Fla He
will bring a cargo of lumber back to
Philadelphia Freights are much bet
ter just now than they have been.
Most of the workmen who were laid
off during December and longer were
taken back to work at the Powder
Works last week but last Saturday
night more we're laid off than before.
A:few were taken on on Tuesday, but
the others were given no word rs to
when they would be needed.
When the Duponts sold their inter-
est in the Wilmington & Northern
Railroad to the Reading Railroad Com
pany, they also sold the ferry line be-
tween Penn's Grove and Wilmington,
including the steamer Ulrica. The
Reading Company took charge January
list. The Dupouts still own the wharf
property.
The Borough Council held a meet
ing Tuesday evening and paid current
bills, They have spent about 5 l ,00O
on the roads but none on the side
walks because the cinders ordered three
months ago have not come as the
Railroadt.could not furnish them. They
are badly needed o and a committee
was appointed to see if some could not
be bought elsewhere.
No healthy person need fear any danger.
GUS consequences from an attack of ID
grippe if properly treated. 1t is much the
same as a severe cold and requires precisely
the same treatment. Remain quietly Al
home and take Chamberlain's cough Rem
edy as directed for a severe cold and ;
prompt and complete recovery is sure I,
follow. For sale at Sweetens'.
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Eighty-Dine miles of stone roads
were built in New Jersey last year.
World Almanacs for sale at the RE.
CORD office.
Mayor Torton has built another
wing to his barn.
To make the hands soft and smooth
use Johnson's Witch Hazel Cream. y
Broad tire wagons are gradually COM
ing into use in Upper Penn's Neck.
William Facemire has moved into
half of Mrs. Ida Faulk's lrouse,
James Higgins, of Philadelphia, spent
Tuesday night in town with friends.
John Summerill & Bro.
their prices of shad netting in another
column.
Mrs. Amy Horner is assisting Rev.
W. p. Tomlin with the revival services
at Auburn.
Robert Kearney was burned III the
arm last Friday, at the Powder Works
by splitting some acid.
+, DIR. S. G. Wallace, (Dentist) will be
at Johnson's drug store, Penn's Grove,
every Tuesday. Y
Mr.. and Mrs. S. Monroe Justice
spent last week among relatives at
Mantua, Jefferson and Westville.
Kelly & Green have received 23
Iowa horses at Salem and will offer
them at public sale next Tuesday.
See adv. in another column.
William P. Denny has taken the
agency for the Great Eastern Fertilizer
Company, For information concern
ing their goods see another column.
County Superintendent Dunn will
hold an examination for teachers GER
tiicates in Salem on February Sd and
f." See particulars iii another col
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P~edricktOMn PenCilings.

&c Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets. All
J genuine has l.. Il. q. on each tablet.
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For Fl ant.

A farm Of about q acre. near Auburn occu-
pied by Chas. Armstronb Address,
EORGE W. levitt,
p. o. Box 2Is, fenn's Grove. NJ.
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Delaware River Railroad.

ON SUNDAY.
Trains leave PENIS Grove station 1925, a.. M.
and AIS p. m. Leave Philadelphia at SIS a.
m. and $50 p. m.
Post Ohi~e Hours.
PENIS Grove Post Oti> = is open from 6.15 a.
m. to $50 p. m. Mail closes fol. all points except
between Woodbury. and PENIS Grove at $40 a.
M, for all points at IL so a. m. and 4.O p. m.
Mails arrive at Ills, $50 a. m. and 4.3O, 7.S5 p. m.
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COME e THEM
Teachers Examination

NOTICE is hereby given that there wtll I've a
IN meeting OF the Comfy H. ard ~ ENamiu-
eis of Salem county for tn EamiratiOn %
candidates for Teachers ce III ,tr>. al salem.
uRDAB, FEBRUARY 80 and nh iext. Appi-
cants should endeayor to b. present as early as
s O'Clock a. nj.
leo T.G DUNN, Co, Supt,
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Bridg Up.

Hawks Bridge vii be D for repairs on and
tfter Monday Oct. Isa during which time
r avel will be stOpp.i OV it.
CIENEb # b. LANNING,
1921. chosen Freebooter.
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~Infa-.ts' Long
Dresses and
PetticoatS

and sleeves.
AT 75c-INFANTS' LONG DRESSES
of nainsook, with round yoke of puff
and insertion; rufie of embroidery on
neck and sleeves.
At $l.25-INFANTS' LONG
DRESSES of nainsook, with yoke of
plaits and insertions; two ruffles of en-
broidery over shoulders; rufles of en-
broidery on neck and sleeves.
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Waatedj
EDra.le
Build

VI hle
A Building lot on tina st. Inquire OF
lCZ5ti WA. Err S. SPRINGER.
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club THE NEW WRITING
DI.D IY --I-

club THE NEW WRITING
VaII,,- PAPER. Had it made
% to our notion with a
writing surface much like the Lon
don Club Vellum we have made pop
ular with particular people. And in
five days we sold twenty thousand
pounds of this new conner and over
a million envelopes.
Three sizes
"Franess'@large 's square use 0blong envelopes
"Octavo"-Kx7 inches-use square envelopes
Paper, lOC lib. mere is
Envelopes, l5c hundred usual pa
per selling going on here
Business Envelopes, zoe and 81
a thousand.
Typewriter Paper, letter size
international" it's called),
Soc ream.
John Wanamaker.
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EXECUTOR SAL
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1899-09-13
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