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MATTRESS COULDN'T FIND WORK.

Too " Stylish" to suit the Last Mistress She
Applied To-Tried Suicide by Gas.
Sohe Levlnger % years old. attempted sui
eide yesterday by nhaling gas in the room she
occupied at "a Seventh street The janitor.
who smelled gas coming from her room. dis
covered her and sent her to Bellevue Hospital
IN an ambulance. II was said there last night
that she would recover
The young woman was a waitress. but had
been for long time out Of employment. On
Saturday she answered an advertsement for a
waitress. but tho woman who inserted the ad-
were quite satisfactory, her appearance was
too stylish" to sult.
This was evidently the last straw for the girl
returned TO her lodgings In very despondent
frame OF mind. She told some OF the people In
the house that good girl could not earn a liv-
ing in New York.
The sun., 1899-03-13

PRINCETON. N. J.. March 12.-Considerable
anxiety is felt by the authorities OF Princeton
University over tho whereabouts OF Richard
Webster. n member of the senior class. Early
last week he left Princeton to take short
vacation at his home In Isip. L. ]. He was at
home only few days. when he told his parepts
that he must return to Princeton again. He
left home. but did not come TO Princeton.
Yesterday his parents learned that ne had not
TO the Registrar concerning him. He Is one OF
the first honor men in the class oil te aud tho
holder OF the Stenreke scholarship, WHICH pays
$500 annually and Is awarded IN sophomore
year for three years TO the student taking hrst
rank In freshman courses.
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LITTLE GIRL M1RED IN 4 STAMP.
Rescued by Her Father with the Aid of Two
Planks and "a Rope.

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Planks and Rope.
l ate on Saturday afternoon, Hattie Weinlein
was sent by her mother to hunt up some geese
which had strayed away from her homo at
Johnson avenue in the Parkview district. on
the extreme southern boundary Of Newark.
The little girl found the geese In soft piece OF
old salt marsh near the Lehigh Valley Railroad
tracks and close to the Meyer Scale Works.
where her father Is engineer.
1t was growing dark. but she had no hesita-
tion in venturlng out upon the meadow after
the geese. and had got all but one of them in
line when she found herself held fast and sink
ing in the mire. She screamed In fright
Luckily her father was late in leaving his
work. He saw her, and. understanding the
situation. procured two planks and rope and
made his way to her. She was buried almost
to the waist when he threw her the rope
which she fastened under her arms. Then he
pulled her out OF the mire and carried her into
the shop. The geese had gone home without n
driver.
The sun., 1899-03-13
A LIBERTY TREE At SANTIAGO.
ArbOr Day Inaugurated There Yesterday In
the Presence of 900 Persons.

the Presence of $4,000 Persons.
Special Gable Despatch 10 The SUS.
SANTIAGO DE CUDA. March 12.-Arbor Day
in Cuba was inauRurated here to-day by the
planting of q Liberty Tree" n royal palm, in
the Plaza Dolores by Mayor Bacardi. There
were $4,000 persons present. the largest crowd
that has assembled hero since the Cuban
refugees came in from FL Caney. Among the
number were many Americans. Three thou
sand school children filed the plaza. where
music was rendered by American bands.
Seilor Bacardl and other speakers reviewed
the history Of Cuba and the Cubans. and dwelt
at length upon the liberty that has finally come
to the island. They all declared that 1t would
not be long before the island would be COM
pletely independent. the time depending en-
trely upon the Cubans themselves.
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$4,000 for n Hereford bull.

DALLAS. Tex. March 12,-Col. C. O.
Slaughter. the richest cattleman In Texas.
yesterday purchased at Kansas City the high
grade Hereford bull Sir predwell. paying
$4,000 cash for him, This Is the highest price
ever paid for bull in this or any other country.
Col. Slaughter estimates tho Texas cattle
SSfsS az ssS poP ssS the as6 Past winter e
aNNOo As4 eRSsekilGAtep 6,OD) head,
The sun., 1899-03-13
CRACKED GAS MAIN ExPLoDEs.
Workmen Had Left n Leak Unstopped ant
Hung "a Lantern to Mark the Place.

Hung "a Lantern to Mark the Place.
Workmen digging a ditch between 249 and
PSI West Twenty fourth street cracked gas
main ON Saturday. They didn't know it. and
went away until Monday. after covering the
trench with boards.
Early last evening there was dull explosion.
The board covering of the ditch flew all over
the street and roaring flame five or six
two houses one OF which WAS boarding
house and the other the Jear dare Home for
flremen and policemen arrived and reassured
them. Men from the Consolidated Gas Com
pany spent the night trying to stop the leak
without shutting off the gas.
1t is thought that the escaping gas was ig-
nited bya lantern hung over the trench as q
danger signal.
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TO AnaIyle Army Reef nt Yale.

New HAVEN, Conn. March l2.-Prof. Russell
II. Chittenden. director OF the Sheffield Scen-
tihc School OF Yale. has Just received an in
voice Of army beef from the Government OFF,
cials for analysis at the scientific school abo-
ratory. Prof. Chittenden will begin work at
once on the, beef, and says that several Yale
chemists viii assist kLnA.
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orIs TELLS srAry ro srop.

He forhids the Offer of Money TO AGui-
Spteiai Cable Dsipdieh 10 THE suS.
MANILA. March 12.-Gen. Otis has forbidden
the continuance OF the negotiations between
the Spanish Commissioners and the Filipinos
for the release Of the Spanish prisoners held by
the natives
His object in doing this is presumably TO pre-
vent the Fllipinos from obtaining the immense
indemnity which they demand for freeing the
prisoners. as the money would undoubtedly
be used in aiding the native cause.
The sun., 1899-03-13

The police are said to have reached sou-
tion Of the Knaus murder case 1t was ru-
mored late last night in the neiGhborhood Of
the West 125th street station that an arrest
would be made within few hours.
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TO ENTER EUROPEAN COAL M4RKErs.
United States Dealers Reported to BE Pre-.
pairing for Competition There.

Special Gable Despateh 10 THE Sun.
LONDON. March 12.-It was announced at
tho Commercial Exchange in West Hartle-
pool yesterday that as direct out.
come of late dispatches relating to
stoppagos in the coal industry dealers
in the United States were reaching out
with view to developing their hold on the
trade and dlsplacinG British dealers at Euro
pean ports where heretofore the trade has been
exclusively in the hands of English dealers.
In furtherance OF these plans American
agents have Just applied to Hartlepool steam-
ship firm to secure charters Of vessels for coal
carriers.
The sun., 1899-03-13
THE OSWESTRY WRECKED.

Went Ashore Mt Mizen Head, on the Irish
Coast-Crew and Passengers Safe.
Special Gable Despatch 10 THE Sun.
CRooKHAvES. Ireland. March 1.-THE Brit.
ish steamer Oswestry. Capt. Wilson, from Nor
folk. Feb. %. via Newport News for Manches-
ter. with general cargo. ran ashore to-day
during dense fog at Mizen Head. short dis
tance from this place. The vessel will be q
total loss. Her officers and crew were saved.
The sun., 1899-03-13
WoM4N MIsER FOUND DEAD IN BED.
Lived in Poverty, but Had n $4,000 Bank
Account and 500 In Gold.

Account and 500 In Gold.
PoUGHKEEPsIE, March 12.-Johanna Conway.
an eccentric woman. who has lived in compare
tive poverty for seventeen years. was found
dead in bed at her home on Mansion street on
Friday. and to-day the discovery was made
that she had $1,000 in the Poughkeepsie
Savings Bank. In her rooms, hidden away.
was 500 more In $40 gold pieces The woman
lived entirely alone, and II she had relatives
they neglected her, In attire and habits she
always gave the impression of poverty. She
was very reticent about her personal affairs,
and meyer spoke OF money. Her neighbors did
not believe that she was blessed to any con-
siderable extent with this worlds goods. and
whenever any of them had anything to spare
1t was customary to take 1t to Johanna.
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KILLED ms fathers BUrLER.
A Young Physician of Sewickley, Pa, Com
mits Murder While Intoaicated.

mitS Murder While Intoxicated.
PITTsBURG. Pa, March l2.-Dr. Charles ].
Murray u young physician. living with his
father at Scwickley. twelve miles from here.
shot and killed his fathers butler. John Jen-
pIngs. tonight. Murray had boon drinking
for several days
At o'clock tonight he went 10 the stable
and inquired OF the coachman for Jennings.
Just then he saw Jennings crossing the lawn
him, and when the latter turned Murray shot
him through the heart He then jumped on
pony and rode away At midnight he had not
beon caught
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Ro0sEyELT's pIEW OF 1T
The Governor Thinks the Amsterdam Ave.
nue. BiIl win Pass Unamended.

ALBANY March 12.-Gov. Roosevelt returned
from New York city this afternoon. As re-
suit Of his conference there yesterday with
those In charge OF the interests Of the Amster-
dam Avenue, bill In the Legislature i Is under;
stood the Governor believes the Fallows bill
will pass the Senate unamend ed.
The sun., 1899-03-13
KING LEopOLD TO ABDICATEs
Antwerp Paper Says He Will Retire After
a Vote ON the Congo Free state 0nestion.

SDecfdl Gable Dsspdteh 20 THE BUs.
ANTWERP. March 1.-THE 0rchestre an.
nounces that King Leopold will abdicate aiterG
parliamentary vote is taken on the question Of
the annexation OF the Congo Free State as Q
Belgian colony.
The paper adds that elaborate preparations
are being made at Beaulleu. probably with the
view to King Leopold's retirement to the Ned
iterranean,
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Another Car on q NIneteen.n

Account Of increasing travel on New York CeutrAlI
Lake Shore Limited" additional Sleeping Gar
Is attached TO that train between New York and Chi
caRo eyerT other dAy.-AdV.
The sun., 1899-03-13
WARsAW SALr WELLS SOLD.
he Standard oil Company Said to Have
Purchased All of Them.

Purchased All of Them.
Sn,eidi Gable Despatch 10 The sUS.
LONDON. March IA despatch to the Fndn-
cinl Ne,cs from Warsaw says that all the salt
wells In the Warsaw field have been bough
up by the Standard Oil Company.
The salt companies have the option OF taking
all cash or part cash and part stock OF the oi!
company in payment for their properties.
The Penn's Grove record., 1899-07-14

A valuable horse Of Edward Pierce,
of Woodstown, was found dead in the
fed, without apparent cause,
Farmers around Woodstown are com
planning of n plague Of lice that are eat
ing the substances from their tomato
vines.
John Champion aged 1G, Of Salem,
was drowned at Peuton, Monday even.
ing while bathing. He was unable to
swim.
DR.. U. Giimat, of WoOdstown, was
kicked in the face by u lively colt on
Tuesday night, and Sustained IL serious
fracture Of the bones of the nose.
Tie intrIio, Of the old meeting house
of the Society Of Friends at Woods
town is being remOdeled. The benches
made 10 1885 will he replaced by more
comfortable seats.
The special election held in Salem on
Monday 30 vote on the question of bona
ing IIe CITY iOl IOdu Improvements iS
suited in favor of bonding by a vote Of
42j to 277 against. $4,000 of bonds
will be sold
AT the meeting of the County Board
of Freelloldels OF Wednesday it was
decided to build ad-
dilion to the Clelk and Sufrogates office
to have new venlilatiuns for the Jail and
to have them healed with cam
Thomas While, OF WoUdstowu, vas
on Wednesday held 5000 bail ftrappeat-
anc at Court, on II charge of assault,
sworn ont by his wife. While recently
attempted suicide by drinking lHuda-
nun, domestic troubles having been
given as the reason.
While racing on The exhibition Track
Tuesday night lam"s Pancost, lll~ Is
year old sun of Samuel ~parcnlst, o.
ShaIpt0"n, colIided With the bicycle of
Willis Rock "ancoast was thrown
several feet, llntiug on his head, su-
tanning Il fractured skull. Fears a'e en-.
tertainpd Tor his IecuyeIy.
The Penn's Grove record., 1899-07-14

itla EPwor,h Guards Of 81. Phuis
Church wrfe AIKEN to Willow Grove
last Friday by G. b tanning in shelly
ing wagon and spent II delightful
weeks outing under the care of Rev.
S. NJ. Nichols They lived in a tent
aud slept in a vacant tenant house
at night.
On Wednesday the boys played a game
OF base ball with the Newleld boys and
won by il score of ID to 7.
The following comprise Company f..
LIST Regiment N. j. Division Epworth
Guards.
Captain,-Howard Walker.
LIST. Liet.,-David Gilbert.
2nd. Thomas Torton
LIST. Seargant, Earl Walker.
End. " Asa Richardson.
Corporals,-Harvey Springer. Ray.
Harris, 5. RusliugLea Henry Biddle.
Musicians, = William Chase, Warren
Smith.
Privates, French HilIman, Ctas
Leonard, Grover Reign, William Titus,
Alvin Halter, Walter Kidd, Thomas
Watson, Marshall Walker.
Color Bearer, Harvey Nichols,
They will arrive home this Friday
afternoon.
The Penn's Grove record., 1899-07-14

Mr.. r. p. Olivia, of Barcelona, Spain
spends his winters at Aiken, S. G.
Weak nerves had caused severe pains
in the back of his head. On using Flee
trio Bitters, America's greatest Blood
and Nerve Remedy, all pains soon left
him. He says this grand medicine is
what his country needs. All America
knows that it cures liver and kidney
trouble, purifies the blood, tones upthe
stomach, strengthens the nerves, puts
vim, yigor and new life into every mus
Gle, nerve and organ Of the body. If
weak, tired or ailing you need it. Every
bottle guaranteed. only SOC. Sold at
Johnson's Druggist,
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Assembiyman Wright Disappears.

A cyclnne would have been no great.
er surprise to Salem county this week
than the report that Assemblyman
Frank Wright, OF Woodstown, had dis
appeared and left debts behind amount
ing to $40, 900 or more. Mr.. Wright
left Woodstown on June %, for Toron-
TO, Canada, in company with attorney
Il. s. Fogg, who went as a representa-
tive to the International Lodge of Good
Templars. After three days compan-
ionship in Toronto, during which Mr..
Fogg states that Wright betrayed 10
signs of financial or osher troubles, he
said good bye on Friday, June 30th,
stating that he would return to Woods
town by way of Montreal, Thousand
Isles and Lake George.
Wright went at once to Niagara
Falls where he executed a bill of sale
of all his property to William s. Claw
son, of Wo0dstown, a close friend and
heaviest creditor. When the letter con.
tanning bill of sale reached Woodstown,
MI. Clawson and Harry Chandler, of
Vineland, another friend and creditor
left for Niagara to find Mr.. Wright to
persuade him to return. Lawyer Cleary
before whom the bill of sale was exc
cuted, told them that Wright had gone
to the Klonkike and he was probably
at Portland, Oregon, at that time.
When Mr.. ClawsOn returned and
took change of the store on Monday The
affair became publicly known. Mr..
Wright also sent a letter to his wife,
stating he was heavily in debt aud
would not return. When he got into
favorable circumstances he would send
for her.
Mr.. Wright is widely known and
| popular where known. His phenom'
inal majority of 16 in his " township
last fall and 175 in the county showed
he was most popular where best known,
and it was conceded that he would be
the Democratic candidite for Senator
this fall.
lie is 50 years old, has been in the
shoe business for years aud was sup
posed to be worth $4,000. He was
very accommodating aud obligiDg and
| several trusted their business to him.
Where the money has gone IS Il mys-
teiy, The report that he speculated in
| stocks has not been substaDtiated.
| While his campaign and his entertain
ing at Trenton may have cost consider
able, yet where So much money has
gone has not been revealed. His ac-
count as treasurer of the State Mutual
Building loan is reported correct.
His Whereabouts and financial failure
are still mysteries,
The Penn's Grove record., 1899-07-14
A Marrow Escape

Thankful words written by Mrs. Ada
Z. Hart, of Groton, S. d. WAS taken
with a bad cold which settled on my
lungs; cough set in and finally termin-
ated in Consumption. Fom Doctors
gave me up, saying | could live but a
short time. l gave myself up to my Saw
ior, determined if l could not stay with
my friends on earth, would meet my
absent one above. Ny husband was adj
vised to get DR., Kings New Discovery
for Consumption, Coughs and Colds. l
gave it a trail, took in all eight bottles.
1t has cured me, and thank God, / am
saved and am now a well and healthey
woman" Trial bottle free at Johnson's
Drug Store, Regular size 50c, and S1.00.
Guaranteed or price refunded.
The Penn's Grove record., 1899-07-14
Personals


Mrs. William II. Vanneman has been
visiting her mother in Salem.
Mr.. and Mrs. John C.. Hewitt, of
Chester remained, over Sunday with
friends here.
Miss Josephine Bowen, of Philadel-
phia, spent Sunday at Mrs. Elizabeth
I. Johnson's.
Mr.. and Mrs. Olive Hillman, of New
York City, are visiting relatives in
Penn's Grove.
William S. Bowen of Camden, with
Wanamaker & Brown, is visiting at
Mayor Torton's.
John Shoemaker has sold his green
grocery stand on Harmony street to
Henry NJ. Munyan.
Robert d Hughes, of Woodbury.,
was down TO look after his canning
business on Wednesday.
Bert Davenport, of Richmond, Ind.
is on a ten weeks visit to his aunt, Mrs.
Mary Ann Strengthens.
Supt. A. G. McCausland spends two
or three nights a week aboard his yacht
anchored off Penn's Grove.
Mrs. David G.. Simpkins, of Phila-
delphia, was renewing old acquaintance
in Penn's Grove On Wednesday.
Mrs George Dolbow is spending a
week with her parents Mr.. and Mrs.
Thomas Pennington in Pennsville.
Miss Salome Jenkins, of Pepnsville,
and Miss Vie Jaquett of Salem, have
been visiting Mrs. William G. Lawrence
Mr.. and Mrs. James Higgins, of
Philadelphia spent Wednesday and
Thursday with Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph
Ale.
Miss Caroline Jacoby, of Philadel,
phia, is spending a few weeks with
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Augustus
Jaeoby.
Mrs. Henry Barber and Mrs. Anna
E. Linch have returned from Delanco,
Camp. Mrs. Linch is now visiting
Mrs. Sa rah Biddle.
Miss Ida L. Bird, of Glenolden, Pa,
accompanied by her niece Miss Bertha
Moore, of Camden, are the guest of
Mr.. and Mrs. w. D.. Robbins,
Israel Dolbow Jr,, who has been fish,
ing for sturgeon off Long Islands coast,
near Hampton, returned home on We'd
nesday. He reports that he did better
than on Delaware Bay.
Harris Noble was in town last Sat
urday. He is now working for the
Bohemian Art Glass Company which
makes fancy glassware at Pennsylvania
Avenue and the boardwalk, Atlantic
City.
The Penn's Grove record., 1899-07-14

William p. Gieger while in a small
boat not Tar foom the 81 ore below the
railroad slip fell overbc d ut II. 80 Il.
n. last Saturday and wa4LsOwned. He
was spending the sum er with his
mother MIS-. Marietta g>eiger of 259
North Oh. Street, photographic, in "a
cottage along the shore. n was coming
to@alds tie shore from auoiher boat
when the accident occurIed in view of
Ills mother who could give noa assistance.
The body was found al2 p n. where
he went dow. He was subject t9-lits
and it is supposed he lad one WHEN he
fell overheard.
lie was aged % years. The funeisl
seI vices were held Wednesday morning
III he Bethel Church. His mother is II
sister 70 JOHN Douhiety, at Pedrick-
town.
The Penn's Grove record., 1899-07-14
a PENIS Grove Boy Captured Sigs-
bee.

The Fail Rivcr Mass Meas of June
29ttl. gives an account OF the annual
commencement OF Shoemaker Il C'arks
Schol Of business There were 81
graduates Capt, Sigsbee. who was
s'uppiug at Newport, II. l., attended
The commencement.
Hon. John h. Bates, of Boston, Speak
er of lie MASSACHUSETTS, House Re
pi eStntattyrs, #hO delivered Tie annual
address, said, We have here To night
representatives Of that peerless navy
never crnqutted by foreign ice, con
quered and captured by Shoemaker "
Ciaik and brought to Fail River to
grace this occasion. We have learned
to love the officers of UuI malchless navy
from the time that Capt, Sigsbee, alter
the Maine was blown mp aud 206 brave
boys met tlleir death, sent that historic
telegram asking the county to suspend
judgement. From that time To the
present the American people have
known that they have The tight men in
the right place
II. johnson Shoemaker formerly Of
VeHu's Grove IS me of the fellows WIN
captured Slgsber.
The Penn's Grove record., 1899-07-14
Sharptown Shayings.

Sharptown had a sensation on Tues.
day night when detective Carney ar
rested Rev. j. A. Cakes on charges pre-
fered by Charles G. Stephens, of Camden
for a~ssaulting his thirteen ~year.old dau-
ghter Mary. last May. She was the
niece of Mrs. Elton Rogers. 1t is re-
ported that he admits kissing the girl
butdenies having any intention to assault
her. Benz. f. Wood, Esq held him
under $500 bail on Thursday for his
appe france before the grand Jury.
The Penn's Grove record., 1899-07-14

The steamer Twilight Is stunning from
Philadelphia to Augustine Pier this
summer.
Robbins Headache Powders cure. y
The Baltimore Evening NerS Of last
Saturday noted that j. Aldelbert Rig
gins, who is taking It chemical and bio
logical course in Johus Hopkins Univ
ersity, and the past year was laboratory
assistant in chemistry, has been adganc-
ell to he demonstration of chemistry in the
Southern homeopathic Medical College
The work in the University may prevent
him from accepting.
For HATS 60 to Dulrll, the halter,
No. ? East Third ST, Wilmington,
Del, largest stock aud lowest plices in
thar city. 4-14.
The business office of the Chicago
Board of Education has adopted the re
forms in sp4lling suggested by the
National Educational Association and
approved 10y DR.. Andrews. The words
in the list aye althO, catalog, decal0g,
pedagog, demag"g, program, prol'g'
tho, thoro, tinfosdre, thru. turnout,
The Court or Errors and Appeals
have decided that the second sale of
the Thomas 5. Weatheity homestead
farm TO Maria }. shape was not legal,
thus reversing the decision of Vice
Chancellor Reed. At the fist sale the
farm was knocked eff TO BENZ. w
WcatheIby for $3.50 who failcdt to com
ply he conditions. AT the second
sale the property was hid in by MIS-
Shape for 81, 900, subject to Il first mott
gag OF 1000. The ttlt was declared
Illegal because of Il private agreement
between Benz. W. W~ealhriby and Mrs
Shape where in she was 20 furnish all
the money. The property will be snif
again III Angus 12th.
Pay ful the RECORD in advance and
get The Farm .J2lT1tdl fee for five
years. tt
The catch of sllad on the American
coast this year IS estimated by the Fish
Commission experts ut -, OC0, 900, or
an increase of $50 per. cent since 1866,
when the sys emat'c collection Of eggs
and distfibu ion Of Try WAS begun. Not
only this fl 20 fish bet striped blss also
now range freely along the Pacific
The Penn's Grove record., 1899-07-14
A Erightful Biunuei.

VIII often cause a horrible Burn,
Scald, cut or Bruse. Bucklen's Arnica
Salve, the best in the world, will kill
the pain and promptly heal it. Cures
Old Sores, Fever Sores, Ulcers, Boils,
Felons, Corns, all Skin Eruptions. Best
Pile cure on earth. Only % cts, a box.
Cure guaranteed. Sold at Johnson's
Druggist.
The Penn's Grove record., 1899-07-14
A DIAMOND FOR A DOLLAR.
A Limited Special Offer which VIII
Last for Ten Days Only.

GENUINE BARRIOS DIAMONDS have a
worldwide reputation. II is almost impossible
to distinguish them from genuine diamonds
worn by the best people, We will forward II
GENUINE BARR1os DIAMOND mounted in a
heavy ring, pin, or stud to any address upon re.
drops, ~ per pair. Ring settings are made Of
one continuous piece of thick, Shelled gold, and
are warranted not TO tarniSh. Special combini-
to any address upon receipt of $50. In order
ing ring give finger measurement by using 4
piece of strlng-also full particulars. Address
plainly,
TIE BARRlOS DIAMOND CO.,
ISL llS3 BROADWAY,
Np,y NpuE
The Penn's Grove record., 1899-07-14
Administrator Notice

George IT. EIkintOn, ADMINISTRATOR Of Kichard
II. Layton, deceased, by direction Of the SuTro.
gate OF the county Of Salem, Hereby gives notice
TO the creditor OF The said Richard II. Layton
claims against the estate Of the said decedent,
under Oatil or alirmatian, within nine months
from the date hereof or they will be forever
barred Of any action thereof against the said
administrator. GEORGE II. ELKINTON,
Administrator Of Richard II. LAYTON. dec.
Dated July -, 1889 TI3gm