davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1899-02-16
Sen fcrfte SnouHrt='
fulfilling.

Der bar / mango Tioer pGret ffrspst
frem os tilbase ON, builtet 2anb Der
bar @ren al at baue foranfaItet ben
fsrfe Subuftriubftiuins. Wan mentr
nu, at @ren tiltommsr Nurnbere,
9ouetlebet for ben tplte Snbufri / bet
isrtenoe Iarbunoreoe. Tor mere ,nb
800 Iar fiben, nemIis 1869, fanbt Der
/ Bpens &aoobus en- lleaiains Steb,
buis aatalos taIte ousr 200 Numre.
Denne nolt'uinss 6ormaaI uotrpttss
folsenbe 9~enbinser: vAt uere en- Sam.
menitiains af ale Npbeber fra all
9anbe i%uoeufor Nutibens 9aanbtsrinse,
at por biemIise 8unfproouttion."
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1899-02-16
SmeIptiere t 2Ionopfe.

Gn 9ese t RIonOpts forteaer, at
5ouebmasien at be mango DsbsfaIb,
Tom timber Steb bIanbt @ulbsrauerne,
ifpIoes Snsipiien. De Fefe @~uIosrausrs
filler beres lsrft ueb at ipiie Sne, os
insen bar biotiI anst, at Der uar nossn
6are usb bet. Msn nu piisr bet fig, at
bet BAR be ubpsseIisfe 5sIser. Snes
ipiiere faar burtist ct iuattet utieenbe.
Deres GENT bliuer suuis, berss Sub
nubrst. beres 5aar faIber at os berss
Gambler Issner fig. Setu be traftisfe
Wenb er rebninssIsf Portable, naar be
Dor fpift Sne ct Bar Raansber.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1899-02-16

On @uo OtI bet, astsr Saiuois
Rreos at ~Oen fOrensbe bunife eu. Iutb.
&lrte." at bolbe 6Oraursmsbs / SiIo.
ans Rsnisbso~ puu gsafbsn t @6ieasO,
fra lite til ste Marts. Msbet beqpn=
Der msb Suostisnsiie Ousbas afteu
81. s..
Weoets Acknowledgements piI bIiue:
!. RObberIunssn { Drtsu. (Sob. 8,
l4-l5.)
9. Giau iom ct Gtsempel til Mbuars
ieI.
.. 6ptIeri os SeIubeOrus. (2uf.
IL, ~
6erre. uelfign Dor Snbgaue % Dor
uosans!
y. s.. MILLER.
sSiloams Renisbeb" iubbpbsr pens
Iisff til Rreosnsbet. @ubuer er ueIs
fcmmeu. Iilreiisnoe bebes melbe te:
res Romme i ~betimelis Glib til unber=
te9nebe.
s. R. 3anen,
1919 0afiu, ST..
Chicago, Sd.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1899-02-16
TorretntnsStneb.

5 bet aniete tpffe gsntrumsblab,
rSslniide 8OIts;eituus~ bar Der peret
mebbeIt fsIsenbe Beretnins ON, bpor.
Isbss tpfte @obseiers msIe bsres Sass
meo be mango Bense iom I ben preuse
fife 2unboas beuiIses til 8rus for Np.
bpssettommisionsn ueb Optsb af polite
gisnoomme.
NosIe tpife @obseiere oanns ct benz
msIist 5o,bunb. Sic RsbIemmerns lite
noset @obs / polite gsne, tsbe be ct os
'sse nu til en- bsi pris at ieIse bet til
ben neunte &ommision. Denne lfaI
ristisnot fun tsbe polite gisnbomme,
men ben maa 10 osiaa rafrunbs" fine
B%eiobeller, ba fun ueb en- tot Rrans
al tplfe &oIonifbper Taren ct fuIbtens
big ubeluttet for en- Polou,isrins al be
npboiatte Roloniter". Bliper Rom
misfionen banse for ben bsie Yris, til.
bpbss Goblet til SaIss til en- polif
8ant euer @obssier. Strar ieles /
be tpifs Blade paa fremtraoenoe Steb
Nsbraab ouer, at nu ffaI isen ct tpft
9oos saa ouer / polite 9enoer; Bolifs
beoen fratter 9ouebet tettsre / Weiret
os trusr beituno,s mere Epitbsbsn. Chs
ben paa 9iitorien bIiuer. at ~ &oms
misionen tsber bet tpife @obs til ben
fOrIanste pris, ~for at frelle bet fra at
saa pper / polite 6enber." Ofts til.
bpbe @obseierne lite en- Sang berss
gienoomme til en- pcIft Bant, men ubs
iprebe tun en- Gfteretnius oerom, os
6 Commissioner sriber til.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1899-02-16

foreelt. ibet ben menise Waub, | bet
belle tuset ffsrfe Del af arbeibsttunoen,
er uoeIutfst fra at tunne afsiue fin
Stemme Os iaaI.bss Risss Os Sommu=
neanIissenoer CONTROLLERS af R%apitali-
lferne. Da ale 6snusnpeIier til Siege
rinsen bar uiif fig frustesIsie, sr man
tpet til ct pberIist WiobeI. rarbetaress
tommuneu" iSunbsuoa bar uebtasst en-
&eioIution, buori bet ubtaItes, at ben
i~uenffe &eserinss Suar paa ben fOrnps
Zig inbsiune NDrssie ON SnbfsreIie af
alminteIis Stemmeret uiier, at Stem=
msrstsiperssmaaIst aloris Isles ueo
Nbresfer. Chen er nu tommen, ba
Nrbeiberpartiet senuem pIanmesfist
Organizations. Os asitattonsarbsibe
~inareft muIist ber treffe SorbersoeIie til
en- ibfe RraftanRrenseIie, nemIis
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 2ssuins ueb
poIitif Storitreits. Oen f%ociaIbemos
tr0tine ~l1nsbomstIub / StodboIm pebs
tos paa ct Wsbe en- Iisnenoe &eiOlus
tiou. Der er faaIeoes nu t1olst til,
at en- StOrfrite uiI ubbrpbe, Der uil cu,-
fatte f~aasobtiom belle ~Arbeiosfanben /
Sperise.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1899-02-16
sra oct rmsHFe sol.

S st. 9etersborss 9oftrebie u~erisrsr
fsIsenoe lille 9iitorie, Der sunite nip
Ipber meset martuerbis. men life bess
minbre uebboIbenbe betssnes Tom uabfo=
Tut paaIibeIis.H
@eb fin fbfte EiItsbeuersIie / getsr
BauIs=& atbeoraIen / ct. Betersbo,s,
buor @3ar alexander ben 3oie er biiat,
Iasbe @5aren Marte til, at Der paa
Sartofasen benIua ct fort NutaI baIu=
raaone Rrdnie, iom / Eioernss Sob
pare bIeune benIaste af be fpriteIise
Berioner. Der buue beisst e5arsns 5uis
leiteb. @51rtn bIeu msset fortsrnet
Oper at ie Rraniene benIisse iaaIsbes /
uorben, os ban benuenb,e fig til fin
2ebiaser. 9Ofminifteren meb Orbene:
vSsrs for, at per inart bliuer rsmmet
op."
On MI Winiferen bar m~isforfaaet
Otbren eusr bans Orbre er bIeuen mis-.
fOrftaaet, faar ifaa ben. Msn &eiuIs
tatet bIeu bu, at ale 3ranisns meb be
pebbeftebe Slsjfer bIeue rpbbebe bort os
= ioIsts! @n Marfanbiler tsbte belle
9aseret for $50 Mubler.
MsbbeIeIien ON oct ftste SaIs frems
taIbte ieIufslseIis ben ftsrfte 8sftprteIie
/ 9ofminiteriet. Miniferen matte,
buor nsbis ban enb DiIbe, sua til gsa>
rem os fortaue ON 5eiltussIien, os GSa>
rem bIeu, iom ~fortaaeIist er. msset fOrs
bitret o9 %anoronebe, at / bet minbits
Sranienes SIsifer for enbper pris
ftuIoe ftaffss til gsie.
Meu benne Otbre uar lite let at POI
rere. Mtarifanoiieren bauoe aaersbe
iolst StsrfteoeIen al be fisnerebe gaanb
Ill Samlere fra l1oIano.t for mango
Guiino Gubler. Wan MATTE aItiaa
priuat benusnoe fig til &sbsrns. os bet
!fal uGre lptteoss at ifaffs be fsfts
Baano til 8eie. Wsen bet bar Title ua.
ret nosen biais Spas; iaaIsbes toitsbe
en- til Bubapef iOlst SIeife fra Rsiler
WilbeIm IL. 600 &ubIer, mebsns ct an=
bet Baano lite funbe faces for minbre
enb 5000 boaanoife 9pIoen.
&pstet utl uios, at 9ofmintfersn er
Iaa rpltst oper bet bpre rlbeIo, at ban
bar inosiuet fin anissnins ON affteo.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1899-02-16
MarStaHet 1899.

Com gienoommeIisb.ber ueb Ea0st
1899 ies Der forifeuise Sammeniatnin=
ger. Dette Gal beitaar al to Dele, Der
ere meset ffertt bsllestet meb binunben,
af Tuaet IS os Eauet 80. 9uab Der
fsrit falbsr / Oiuene, er, at Summen
at be to Gifre / bet fsritneunte EaI
Il plus 8 er o, aItiaa ct Gifer. Der
/ ben anben 5alubel At Eauet 1899
msber os to @anse. Man uiI paa ben
Maabs tr< Sanss baue bet lpcis1e Sal
9 for fig. Summerer man nu be fihite
to @iffre 70 plus 81, faur man after
ben FORTE 5alubel al Eauet 1899, nem=
Zig Is, % buoroau man Ouerbousbet
oreier Os uenber belle Ea0et, fsmmsr
bets fsrite 6aIpbel opersns meb ben an=
ben 9alubeI. 9rsue ri bet meb Cub
t%rattion os trette ben fsrfe 9uIubeI
(ls) fra ben AMBER COY, fuu ri ben
FORTE 6aluoel tilbase, men | ompenbt
Orbeu (sI), butIten IiseIebes / fin Gum
Is plus II siuer ct 8, Iiseiom exc gle
per 81. OueraIt er bette bstpbninss.
fuloe NituI fOrbaumoen, buiItet nosIs
piI uarls iom ct sobt BARREL for bet npe
aar. Der Osiaa i aftrolosif 9eniesnbe
bar sobe npfster, ba Benus er Narets
Rssentinbe.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1899-02-16
HrtnsiesTe Mleranora /
Gaanoiern.

Briniesien al @aIes beissts, for-
teller ct enseIf BIab, for nosIe a0r
fioen iaumen web fin Brooer, ben 9re.
Re Ronae. ct of 9onoons 6ansIer.
Beisset uarebs belle to elmer, os
be 10 ~tOnssIiss 5sibeber belau ale
Snbrstninser. Web iarIis Snteresie
nnbsrfsste Briniesien 6usbolonins
os 5aabe bun Os Ronsen ipiffe en-
for Bortion af 6anssrnss Wibbasss
NAB.
BIanot be cling, man forepife be bsie
Bsissenbe, pare Osiaa 6aanbiernene til
be beiperate Sanger. Yriniesisn piIbs
abioIut prsus at buus benz pau. 6enss
feIsinipettsren, iom baube uiit 9erifus
berne omtrins, fanbt efter lang Sssen
ct Set 9aanbiern, Der uare laa !maa,
at be lite funoe GLIDE ub ouer Briniess
lens imaa 6enoer. Saa fit BUN vWan=
9stterne" paa, os Briniesien moreoe fig
meset ouer for en- Gangs StpIo at uere
last / Sern.
Men iaa ifulbe BUN baps benz al -
os bet par bet 8arfe. Den gobe 5en9s
ieIsinipettsr tenote ianot at meloe lite
0aanbiernsnes Snbrstnins, os ban
maatte itaa Iense us oirte ueb 2aaieu
os fit ben enbbu lite op. 9an par ieIu>
fslseIis spielia flop; men ber bialp
inseH fore Mooer. ban MATTE bstuemme
fig til at tiItalbe en- at Sauseuosterne.
Briniesieu morebe fig mtset Oper 81.
tuationen, men aaermeit bog Oper ben
uIptt.Iise 6ansieIsinlpettsr.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1899-02-16
Tn ny SlasS Toriifring.

Tn mp Slass Torifrins. gOr Glib
fables meb &ette en- 6orttrinsens Chs
ALDER. 81 forfitrsr port 2iu, pore Bos
Tiger, pore garebeboIbninser, Dor 9rspe
Q slr.Tse assre Cling. Der uar bog
inssn, Der brsmte ON at forfitre i,s mob
Spsoom, fsrenS Or. Beter 6abrnep,
fra gbieaso, 3D., sennem ben ofIsnt-
Iise grssie bsnIebsbe Opmertlombsbsn
paa 8erbien at Or. Peters Kuriko.
gaa benne Maabe blep bet muIist for
en- nomineI Gum, at f~orfitrs fig mob
bet perfte at aue mennefeIise Onbsr,
CADET af 6eIbreoeIien. Deriom Mas
pen eri norben, beriom Oe fsler Dem
lps eaer uuel, iaa er bet ct iitterf Geen
paa, at BIOoet CT / en- ouarIis Gilitanb.
os at bet er bsie Glib at fire fig mob
tsrre nIptfer. Nu er bet BIN rstts Glib
at iette fine Bense / en- at bisie Nsiu-
rance PoIicer peo at tsbs en- SLATE mso
Or. Peters Kuriko. 6ois oenne to:
9es SuerenssifemmeIle meD IN.
u%isnin9erne, nil Qiusfunttionerne lnari
senuiuoe fin tioIisere Girtiomhsb, oe
man oil indrt baue fit 5elbreo tiIbass
isen. Or. 6reo. 5aIDOriou, 0ouuss=
tOwn. Sa., bar fsIsenoe at lise mst
9snipn til benue Gag:
sSeS er en- at benz iom tar paret laa
IgtteIise at seuUinOe 3eIbrsost Dsb Bru.
gen at Or. Yeters Kuriko. 5 mango
Oar leo ies at Smerter | Rpsssn o.
N%preipsoOm. Sfior 8inter par iss
neppe iitanb til at rsre mig af.BIabien
/ en- bel Maaneb. Seq isste 2eser. Os
be fOrsareu en- Nansoe f~oriteaise Mss
bieinsr. GiIfoif ipsrser Gu at mine
Ssnner mig en- Dag: r9uOrfor forisssr
ou lite Or. 9eters Kuriko?" Yaa
bet BIS tom ies til at ienbe eIter en-
Prepetasie | 6ebruar fbitleoen. gftsr
at baue bru9t to SLATER, par leg neifen
iaa raif. at ies tunoe saa paa Arbeioe
issn, % fioen ies bar brust Op beIe 0u=
tnet er iss albeIes belbreost. Or. Ye.
tiers Kuriko bar mango 0snner Der pau
gsnsn.~
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gen bos frcnme 6oreIbre. Os usb Cans
Ten ON be mango af bsnbes 2onbsmenb

Yen 9U3 toWuI UOtRtOtt, DH uep SuUs
Ten ON be mango af benbes Qunbsmenb
/ bet inbre of 2anbet, Der enbnu lite
baube bort GUanseIiet, optom bet les
usnbe Qnife / benoes 9ierts. N, bun
bog life funbe bicIps benz til at tsnbs
bet. Wen 10 mere bun tantte opsr bet,
mebens bun ON Sommersn poetebe fin
6aoers &ensbpr, befto mere umuIist
ipntss bet bsnbe at ubfnbe, buorban
BUN ifuIoe TONNE affeb meb bet. Oa
los ben lante en- Dag nsb t benbe:
Du maa bog u~iftnot tale bsrom msb
Ronsen at Sueriss; man flyer, at ban
ftaI pore en- COB ariiten. os insen Can
beore enb ban forge for fit 6olts Op.
Ipsnins; men ban ueb uoen Tuiul intst
ON, bpor baarbt be trense til BEN
Sort bIeu BUN foritrattet ousr bsnns
Tante: 6uorbau ftuIbe ben fattise,
uI9rbe pise, Der lite tunbe ct Orb
luenf, foretase en- iau lang Reiie cs
mao frem til Ronsen? Weu BUN tnnbe
eli bIipe Tanten tuit. Saa gap BUN fig
til at lore iuenf. 5 tire Aar brust.
gun al fin 6ritib bertil. Saa began
BUN fig en- Dag meb fine GoreIbres 1iIs
labsIis affso paa ben Here bunbrsbe @il
Ianse 8eiie til 5todboIm. 9un fpanote
fine Stier paa, tos fin SmuIe Baggage
meb fig, os iaa git bet fort ouer be meb
Sne os Sc bebetteoe 5IuSer. Ratterns
tilbraste gun / ct eler anbet snIist lis=
ssnbs gus. os reife iaa itrur naits
Morsen uibere paa i'm eniomms Bel.
Ntsn 6srren par meb benbe, Os Do bun
paa benne Waabe baube naaet 9sfe,
tom BUN meb en- Boituosu til Stod
boIm. Ser bleu bun soot mootaset. ba
mar fit at uioe, buao Der par Waolet
for benbes LANCE &eiie.
De Eroenbes 9ierter bIsu beu9sebe
peb benbee Torteains ON 2appernes
guntunbisbeb. Der bIeu tesnet fore Bis
bras til Mision iblanbt benz, % man
ffoffsbs benbe 5oretrebe Dos 3onsen.
Denne fattebs for Suteresle for beubss
Sag os tiIiasbe ben puateutte Wisfou
fin ierlise BefptteIie. Da Warie iars
Isbes buube fuIbfsrt fin Opsaue, uenbte
BUN tiIbase til fine 6orelore Os senop=
tos fine ~iabDanlise BeifeftiseIier. Sun
siOrbe fig Image for at ubbrebe guunses
liet / fit Naboitab, os slabebe fig fors
surist af piertet ouer, at Der nu bleu
oprsttet StoIer runbt omtrins, os at
&oIportsrerne bruste BibeIen ub -
enbos til be fiernefe Aftrose At Cans
bet.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1899-02-16
GtsfnliiOns
Volf, iom ipger @jem.

NOrtb'W eiiern 9inien pil til 6oIt,
iom iese 9iem, ielse @tsturfonsbiust.
ter ben 2loe Gebruar iumt 7be os 2loe
Narts. meb f%auorabel Gibsuoitrefnins,
til talrise pIaoier i Ieit os Spb til
sunife uiaOuanIis lane Brtier. 6or
Siustter os fuIoftanbis uuberrstnins
benuenoe MAJ fig til gbieaso 6 Nortb.
@eitern Sernbanens aeenter.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1899-02-16
Yo9bam0el I @aMpaca.

9. 9OIf' Butit faIses banfte 3d.
ger. SaImebsser, gibelbiforier o.
earsbsssr baues aItib. Os bpiIte an
ore Bigger, iOm lite matte forsiinbes,
Orftafes burtisR.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1899-02-16
WiSTonSaano.

6or en- Is Nar iiosn Ispebs / Qup=
lamb en- nns gise psb Napn Marie
Wattiiou. gun par opbra.
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.WaIsrettem | sueri8e.

Com betenbt CT Sperise ct af be
Qanbe, buOr Stemmeretten er bsift uIise
The Penn's Grove record., 1899-09-01

cidtl9n ~ Yodr warm ana hearty well
come have come to pay my respects
to the Ocean Grove Association and to
thank 1t for the magnificent work it
has done in the past and for the still
greater work which it will accomplish
in the future. Piety and patriotism
&c we'll together, Love of tag and
love Of country is not inconsistent with
our religious faith, and ! think more
people love u country and our flag
to-day than eve before and wherever
that flag is raised it stands not for des-
potism but fer liberty, opportunity and
humanity, and what that flag has done
for US we want it to do for all people
and ali lands which by the fortunes Of
war have come within its jurisdiction.
THAT flag does not mean one thing
IN the United States and another thing
IN Porto Rico and the Philippines.
There has been doubt expressed in this
country in regard to the policy to be
pursued IN connection with the Philip
pines. l a see no harm in stating it
in this presence. Peace first, then with
charity for all establish a government
OF law and order, protecting life and
property under the stars and stripes.
Now l have said more than l had in
tended, and l only want TO express in
conclusion the pleasure it has given
me to look into the faces of this great
assembly of people aud the pleasure it
has given me to receive your gracious
welcome"
He came in a carriage from Holly
wood Park, Hobart's summer homer
with an escort of ten cavalrymen. He
was just grand. EDITH.
The Penn's Grove record., 1899-09-01

MUTUAL FIRE ms. co. OF
SALEM COUNTY.


OFFICE-HEAD OF MARKET ST., SALEM.
THIS old and reliable Company OF 30 years
standing continues to insure all kinds of
property, not extra hazardous, in town or cotn-
Try for any length of time not exceeding five
years at as low rates as will pay losses and eX
penSes. IL inSuTeS against lire or lightntng Or
damage by either. Its losses are promptly -ad.
iusted and paid. Its funds on hand %.e ampla
to meet all probable loss, being larger than ly
any previous time of its existence and steadi5-
increasing, while its reserve assets are of {
character and amount to surely meet all losses
however extraordinary, and canno be fritteredg
away by unfortunate investment or defaulting
officers.
Directors-Jos. X. Waddington, VIM. b. Car
penter, Charles Hires, Josiah Wlstar, David Il.
Grier, e.. II. S%innickson, Woodruff Petit, Bar
clay Griscom, Quinton ?. Harris, Charles W.
Casper, j. Howard SlnnickSon, John 5. ElWell,
Richard Bassett.
Executive Committee-W b. Carpenter, Presi-
dent; Joseph X, Waddingto n, Woodruff Peltit,
@. p. Harris, C. W. Casper, who meet weekly,
on Seventh.day, at P. NJ.
Secretary and Treasurer-Woodnutt Petit
to whom applicants may be made in relation
to any business connected with the Company,
at the office of the Company, 1888 Broadway,
(head Of Market %street,) or at his residence,
$50 L. Broadway, Salem.
In addition to the above the following per-
sons have been elected Agents and Surveyors:
RIM. Hitchner, Elmer.
George b. Grier, WoodSt0wn.
Josiah Summerill, Upper PENIS Neck.
Asa G. Turner, Penn's Grove.
Daniel ID. Hitchner, Cohansey.
j. Forman Sinnlckson, l.. p. Neck.
John Hitchner, Alloway.
Joseph b. Livezey, Berkeley.
David d. Griscom, Marion, Nj.
10. Acton, Salem.
WIN. b. CARPENTER, President.
WOODNUT PETIT, Sec'y and Treasurer.
The Penn's Grove record., 1899-09-01

The annual reunion of the Twelfth
Regiment New Jersey Volunteers will
be held at Pitman Grove September 4.
The new soldiers home at Vineland
is nearly completed. The Board of
Managers inspected it on Tuesday.
Elijah G. Cattell, aged 81 years died,
at Cape May Point at his cottage on
Thursday. He was a resident of Mer-
chantville and a brother to the late A.
G.. Cattle, formerly United States Seua-
tor. He owned much property at Cape
May Point.
Most of the glass factories of South
Jersey will start to-day. Some of the
Bridgeton manufacturers have accept.
ed the Union scale of wages, for which
there was a strike, and it is expected
that the others will do so, thus unioniz.
ing the factories of South Jersey.
There was a hot fight at the ltepub-
lican primaries in Cumberland County
on Monday night when Samuel Sheldon,
of MillviIle, won delegates for county
clerk oVer DR.. j.. r, c. Thomp-
son, of Bridgeton. George Betchner,
who has been elected collector of Bridge
ton twice, will be the Democratic can
didate for County Clerk. John A.
Ackley, President Of Vineland Council
is likely to be the Democratic candidate
for Sheriff. This ticket may prove a
winner owing to the disaffection in the
Republican ranks.
The results of the Pitman Grove
Camp Meeting as summed up by Rev.
e. NJ. Boswell, show that between sixty
and seventy persons professed conyen-
sion; 200 professed sanctifcation, and
over 500 have specially sought and
found the Holy Ghost. Six persons
over 70 years OF age were converted.
About 100 persons were at the altar in
the services conducted by Rev. E. L..
Hyde, and many conversions occurred
in the children's meetings aud at the
Temple services. The most marked
incident was that of IL deaf and dumb
woman who read Mr.. Boswe ll's eXhorta-
tions in his eountenance and was con
verted by exchange of messages written
in a book,
The Penn's Grove record., 1899-09-01
Pennsviue Points.

Miss Rosetta Jewel, of near Chester
town, Nd, is the guest OF her haii-
brother, Hance Jaquett.
The schools will reopen in this town
ship on September 1lth.
The Farmers picnic last week was
not as largely attended as in former
wears but the evening crowd was quite
orderly. The skitf race was won by the
Evening Star, Capt. Russell.
Mrs. Martha Wood died suddenly
with heart disease on Thursday OF last
week at the residence of her son-in-law,
YIN. Hawn. She was the widow OF
Eli Wood, and aged 50.
The w. G. Z. U. held an enjoyable
Sociable at the home of W. w. Somes
in ChurchtoWn last Tuesday evening.
Several of our citizens have been at
tending the village camp at Penn's
Grove, Rev. John Gourley preached
there Monday evening.
Many hogs have died in THIS com
munity the past few weeks and now
chickens are reported to have contract
ed some disease which is carrying oil
many. ..
Tie hailstorm made n scarcity o.
truck to be shipped from here to VIII
mippton. Where several boats were
| reuuired in former years, one now car
ries-all in two or three trips a week.
The tug Harry B%ernyard, OF Phiia'
| raised the sunken hull of the burne'
tug Fidget last Thursday. 1t was tax
en- to Philadelphia.
The Penn's Grove record., 1899-09-01

Stacy d. Layton and wife have been
entertaining Benjamin Crispeu, wife
and son Alvin, of WoodstoWn.
Mrs. Allen and Miss Stoltz have had
a pleasant visit from Miss Hannah Al
len, of Paulsboro.
Miss Sallie Jones, of Pennsyille, Wis
tied Mrs. Henry Gardiner last week.
1t was John Wood, of Haines Neck,
who saw a man strike a woman at the
covered bridge, Salem, and then tried
to drag her up the creek. Mr.. Wood
notified the police of what he had seen
and heard.
Wiley M. E. Sunday School had a
very pleasant picnic in Kiger's Grove,
Courses Landing, last Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Theo. Holton are en-
PERTAINING Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Abbott,
of Bridgeton, and Leon Harris, son of
DR.. Harris, of Wilmington.
Pilesgrove Meeting house should be
made weather tight and kept closed IL
is a venerable relic of former times n
the old Methodists. Here Benjamin
Abbott and other men of God proclaim
ed the word in divine power and with
great demonstrations and scenes, Tor
gotten on earth, but remembered III
heaven among the redeemed. were en-
acted when sinners were convicted and
saints were born, shouting into h
Kingdom. This yard is also the last
resting place of the earthly ~tabeInacles
of many ancestors and citizens of pre-
cious memory. While rejoicing in the
present aud expectant. of the future,
we should not forget to honor the past
Mrs. Mary Hall, of Frederica, Del,
is visiting Mrs. Restore Turner.
William 3. Hoover and wife gave a
melon party to their friends on Friday
night of last week and Harry Rock had
one on Monday night from his young
friends.
Miss Carrie Brandiff has been enter
tanning Miss Jennie Wilson and Miss
Jones, Of Camden.
Col. james Beath and sons, of Phil.
adelphia,. and Prof, Robinson and
daughter, Of Allentown, n. j., have
been visiting Capt. and Mrs. E. l.,
( Kiger. of Courses Landing.
William p. McNichols, a farmer lly-
ing below Haines Neck, died last Fri
day and was buried on Monday. Ser
| vices were held in the Pennsyille NJ.
( L. Church and interment in l.. T.. N.
/ Cemetery, Mr.. McNlchols had been
/ in failing health for several months and
was not clear in his mind. He was %
] a old and had been an upright mai
and a member OF the Chuich for many
years.
a new turbine water-wheel and ma
chimes for making new process tloul
have arrived and win be put into Oh
/ phant's mill next week.
Kerrisou Davies took out his three
old Gaping machines and put in a Con
Power Gaping machine on TUESDAY
night, hoping to increase capacity and
handle the tomatoes. On wednesday
nearly go wagons were waiting to I'M
load. Last year about 100000 can:
were put up and it is supposed 5Oo,OOC
or more will be canned this year.
Rev. DR.. j. B. Graw, Presiding I'll
der of Bridgeton District, will preach
in the HaiDes Neck NJ. E. Church neXl
Sunday at 3 p. NJ. =,
Miss May Beath, Of Philadelphia, IL
visiting at L, E, Kiger's, Courses
Landing.