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ARMAGH.

Colonel Saunderson, who, even more
enainently than "Ballykilbeg" Johnston,
has shown himself to be the representa-
tive of the Loyal Orange Institution
has not appeared on the floor OF the
House of Commons since the announce
nlent OF Queen Victoria's order about
the wearing Of the shamrock. Whether
this is more than a coincidence, it is not
possible to say, absolutely; but it is
declared that the gallant militia colonel
has been mich depressed by the gen
eral trcrd of events. His reputation for
valor,-llitherto dependent on his loud
mouthed declarations,-has been grave
]y impugned, by more than one Eng
fish member, who desired to know why
Colonel Saunderson and his loyal
brothers,-while posing as soldiers
were not at the front. like the Dublin
Fusiliers and the Connaught Rangers.
The fiery "Yeomanry" colonel is the
worst case of collapse that has been ex-
hibited, in modern times, in Ireland.
ANTRIM.
The damask manufacturers OF Belfast
have risen to the occasion OF the "Royal
visit, though at short notice,-and ia
ble-cloths displaying woven portraits Of
Queen Victoria, cntwined in sllamrocks,
are already being placed on the market.
The Belfast manufacturer has mar
velous instinct for available events. as a
,ule, being obliged to prepare the pat
terms of his special damasks in accord
ancc with the prevalent fads of the year.
Much superAuous sympathy was wasted
on him, in the days of the late Duke Of
Clarence's engagement and death, since
he appeared to have been caught, for
once, with enormous stocks of Crown
and MACPHERSON patterns thrown use
less on his hands. Being shrewd
person, however, he merely sat quiet,
with an eye to the future, and lie reaped
a rich reward when the inconsolable
fancee consented to be consoIed, after
dH,-Dy accepting dHOllel HUSBAND.
CORK.
The well-known painter, Mr.. H. ].
"Thaddeus," or, as he is better known
in his native city OF Cork, Harry"
Jones, contributes to the London jour
nal, I'M. A. P" an interesting descrip-
ton of his Holiness the Pope as a sit
ter" Mr.. Thaddeus was accorded the
distinction of sitting by the Pope
for the picture which was exhibited at
the Royal Hibernian Academy, some
few years ago. "Nervously restless"
he says, che rarely sits for any length
of time, and never without incessant
change of attitude In painting him
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KILKENNY

On March 20 MIR. +. Granger, auc-
tioneer, Callan, put tip ior sale on the
lands Mr.. w. H. Barton's interest in a
farm comprising part of the lands Of
Oldcourt, Templeorum and Jamestown
containing I47a. 2r. lip, statute, held at
"a yearly rental OF f55 GudiciaD. Mr.
P. Vass, of Hugginstown, was declared
the purchaser, at f7oo, with auctioneer' 5
fees.
KERRY.
The Earl OF Kenmare, Lieutenant OF
Kerry, has appointed Lord Ardilaun, OF
Muckross, Killarney, to be deputy
lieutenant of the county, in the room OF
Sir John Godfrey, deceased.
LIMERICK.
The Dublin Gazette announces that
Sir Charles B. Darlington, of Glcnstal,
has been appointed deputy lieutenant
for the county of Limerick.
MAYO.
At Ballinrobe, on March 26, Peter
Regan, organizer of the United Irish
League, was arraigned before Allen
Bell, R. NJ, and Stanhope Kenny, J..
P, on charge of assaulting David
Rutledge, son of Mrs. Rutledge, of
Cornfeld. Mr. Barry, solicitor, West
port, who was retained by the League
to defend, applied for an adjournment
of the case in order to produce wit
nesses. The bench, however, refused the
application, and number of witnesses
were examined for complainant. Mr..
Regain, who had cross-summons, hav-
ing been examined, Mr.. Barry renewed
his application for an adjournment,
which was again refused, and Mr.. Re-
gan was sentenced to fourteen days
imprisonment, with hard labor, and Or
dercd to find sureties for twelve months
in sum OF f2o A carriage from Val
kenburgh's hotel was procured by Mr..
Regan's friends, he being in a delicate
state OF health; and the carriage with
its escort was driven off amid loud
cheering and cries of Long live the
League" from about 1900 persons pres
ent
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MEATH.

The death is announced, at his resi-
dence, S South Richmond street, Dub
lin, of Patrick O'Reilly, second eldest
son OF the late James O'Reilly, county
Meath, and brother of the Rev. T. P.
O'Reilly, M. r., St. Alphonsus, Glas-
gov, in the Goth year of his age.
QUEENS COUNTY.
We sincerely regret to have to an
nounce the death OF Mr. Augustine Ed
ward Marum, which took place at his
mothers residence, Aharney House, on
March 81. Mr.. Marum was the second
son of the late Mr.. E. Mulhallen Ma
rum, M. P. (whose death, it will be re-
membered, was the occasion OF the ia
nous North Kilkenny election OF 1900,
and his early death is rendered specially
sad by the fact that his only sister (Miss
Marun) died eight days previously,
from the same fatal disease-diphtheria.
The greatest sympathy is felt for Mrs
Marum in her double bereavement.
TIPPERARY.
At the last fair of Portroe, the sup-
plies of stock were unusually large, and
the exhibits of fine quality. Buyers were
we'll represented from Dublin and other
districts. Brisk business was transacted,
and rates, from the sellers point OF
view, proved satisfactory. The follow
ing were the quotations: Three-year-old
heifers and bullocks, f1o to fig 1os:
two-year Odds, Fl los. to fIo 1os.; year
lings, IS to IS los. Prime heifer and OK
beef sold at from SIS. to 6os. per cwt
Other qualities ranged down to ASS. per
cwt.; best wetfer mutton, I'd. to Sd. pei
pound; springers, f12 los. to Ely, &C
cording to quality; mich COWS, f12 tc
| ia.
WATERFORD.
On the evening of March 2o terrible
| occurrence took place at Newrath
about a mile from the city OF Waterford
whereby the wife of farmer, named
Eliza Kearns, was burned to death. II
appears that a spark from the chimney
ignited the dwelling house, and the
flames spread to the COW house, with the
result that four COWS, rick OF hay
and the clearinghouse were completed,
burned In the effort to save the cattl,
Mrs. Kearns was burned to death.
WICKLOW.
The estates of the late Right Hon
w. H. F. Cogan, OF Tinode, have, b,
the recent death of his widow, devo1vet
upon DR.. More Madden, distinguished
Dublin specialist and author OF severa
wcll-known medical books. The prop
erty, which is of considerable value, i
situated in the counties of Wicklow
Kildare and Carlow
WEXFORD.
On March FL meeting of the New
Ross (Coolroe) Evicted Tenapts' Res
toration Committee was held, Mr.. JOIN
Cummins, J. P, chairman, presiding
There was a good attendance. Til.
chairman announced that they had nov
collected considerably over $500 for tn,
restoration of these tenants. The Hon
Secretary (Mr. Thomas Moroney) stat
I cd that since the last meeting he ha,
received several letters of sympathy, in
GLIDING one from Mr.. William OBrien
Westport, enclosing check for fIo-f
from Mrs. O'Bren and IS from himself
also check for flo from Mr.. Jol1i
Harrington, Cloth Hall, New Ros
Second installn1ent), being the amour
OF collection made by him. Mr.. job,
b. Redmond, NJ P, and Rev. P. F
kavanagh, O. S. F., Limerick, wrot,
regretting their inability to deliver lee
lures at present in aid of the fund.
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NEWS FROM IRELAND
The Irish Exodus.

INC 1IlSn> E1OQuS.
IT'S glorious morn in ireland, the land
is fair to see
'Twixt the peaceful, silent rivers that
flow onward to the sea
And the mountains grand and noble
that guard the plains below,
Like sentries grimly watching to give
warning of the foe.
But the land is strangely silent-where
are those who should be there?
Where are Ireland's sturdy peasants?
where are Ireland's daughters fair?
Why to-day do we not see them on
each hillside soft and green
Where in the fight for liberty their ia
theirs oft were seen?
Oh, seek those sturdy peasants by TIT
gela's crimson tide,
Where, in England's war of lust and
greed, they've vainly fought and
died;
From end to end of Africa, wtere'er the
You'll find the men who, for the Red,
have cast aside the Green;
And if perchance you turn your steps
and seek the land again
Where oft their fathers toiled among
the fields of waving grain,
You'll find the homesteads wrecked and
burned-the cattle wand'ring DER
Every vale and hill in Erin from the
Lagan to the More
And the peasant girls of Ireland-oh,
seek them far away
In the busy Yankee cities where they
pine from day to day,
Where they ever toll unceasing meath
their masters scowl and frown,
Till the rosy cheeks are pallid and the
soft white hands are brown;
And if you e'er had known them in the
dear old Isle OF Green
Each one rustic beauty, each one a
village queen
Say, would you know again the stately
mien and flashing eye
In the worn and shattered toiler meath
far-off Yankee slly?-
Oh, sons OF ireland, why do ye deser,
your native land,
And leave your aged parents meath the
lordling's ruthless hands?
Why do you shed your hearts best
blood in countries far away
To shield the lily-liveried sons of Eng
land in the fray?
And 1naidens we OF Irish birth VIII,
leave your grand old home
To toll beneath the strangers frown il
land far DER the foam,
To perish in 1ife's struggle with the sac
and piteous cry:
Would to God in holy Ireland that il
were my lot to die?"
For the land you leave behind you i:
the fairest ever seen,
With its beauteous lakes and rivers, anc
its hillsides soft and green;
And it only needs an effort to make tina
land once more your own
From Kerry's rugged mountains to tht
wales of Inishowen
Then raise aloft the banner with tho
harp OF golden sheen,
And swear beneath it once again you'll
make the Isle OF Green
Not beggar to the world, not waste
and barren land,
But a nation 'mongst the nations, ant
the proudest of the grand!
B. Higgins, in Irish People.
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John ]. McHale and Ace P. Abel,
lawyers, 3o1-3o2 Bank of Commerce
Building.
]. R. Corrigan and w. H. Burns,
lawyers. $40 Temple Court. Telephone
2488 il.
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s1oo REWARD 500.

The readers Of this paper will be pleased
to learn that there is at least one dreaded
disease that science has been able to csrl
Halls Catarrh Cure IL the only positive
cure known to the medical fraternity,
Catarrh being q eonstltutIonal disease, e.
9uires constitutional treatment. Hairs
directly upon the blood and mucous sar.
faces Of the system, thereby destroying the
foundation Of the disease, aid giving the
stitution and assisting nature Ia doirr III
work. The proprietors have 20 much {aith
IN 1t. curative powers, that they offer One
Hundred Dollars for any case that 1t fails
Address, F. ]. CHENEY & CO.. TelsAe,
Sold by Druggists, TIC.
Halls Family Pills are the best.
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J. F. Mccarthy, well contractor. Es-
Inmates furnished on application. aoe
Central avenue.
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Pres.--T. W. Welsh:
R Rss P Ispp;,, F. Doyle.
F En-; sssi- " ci.e cS,'ey'
| 1ns. Sec.-Daniel Brennan.
Meet every Monday evening at A. O. Il.
hail' In Grand Opera House building.
Daughters Of Erfn.-Co. President, Mn,
vice fres.-li.. r. Go os1sH
Be-. &c sec- Mr.. \. Donald.
| Ins ssc.-Aiss n. Grady.
| Ireas.-Mrs: Geo. Gowan.
Meet second and fourth Friday svsui.sa
OF month at OperA hall.
| AORRIs. STEVENS COUNTY.
| Co. Pres.-Wm. Riordaa.
Pres.-D. Hennessy.
| Vice Pres.-J. 9. Walsh.
e. Fse. sse.-T G9 ef3. ns:yy
Treas. ana Ina. sec..Timothy Murphy.
Meet drst Sunday Of month
| Ladies' Auxillary.-Co. President. Nlss II.
AcHugh.
President Of Div.-Niss Nellie Nosas.
Vice Pres..Mrs. Alice Gee:
F;s s ssc.ass k MsT:afst G.IsAas.
Trsas.-Mrs. Elisabeth Nahoney.
| Meet at Norris, MINI.
DAKOTA COUNTY.
Diy: No. l. nast,nes.-Presldent. Patrick
Vice PreA-D. McNamars.
Rec. Sec. r. Stevens.
Fin 6ec-Th0s. AcShane.
Treas.-W. 4. Fahy.
1ns. .eec.-J. F. Cavana1gh.
Meet second an fourth Tuesdays OF
| month.
Ladies' Auxillary.-Co. President, Mis-,
Gertrude Fahey.
Pres.-Miss Theresa Conley.
| Vice Pres-Hias Julia Thorne,
Rec. sec.-Mlss Anna Mcshnne.
Fin. sec.-Miss n. Molamphy.
Treus.-Mrs- J. J. Currier
ms. Sec.-Mrs J. Pettingill.
Meet on the FIRST and third Thursdays Of
| the month at A. o. II. hall.
Div No. 2. Rosemount.- II. y
Moran.
Vice Pres.-J. O. Ryan.
Rec. Sec.-Wm Carroll.
Elm. Sea-. Cain.
lnR Sec.-B. OHara
Treaa.-T. ID. Dewitt
Meet ON second and fourth Tuesdays Of
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Ytcs Pres.-JaG d. AuEk
Zee s.s sse.7!aS; kova.. sr.
IL. Sses-Geo Cssksas.
Regular nsseti1gs are held sR the AzR
And third Tussasy evenings os the aos1l,
Div. Ne. 2. Wlteka.-Prssiasat, lake u
gle.
Vice Prss.-wm. NeCarrsy.
Rec. Sse.-F. p. Honaha1.
Fin. Ssc.-Thos. Burke.
ms. Sewn. Burke.
Meet second Sunday Of nsath at W1S1k.
Ladies' Auxiliary, Wiaoaa.-PsssiG,aA
Miss Nay Mcdonnell.
Vice Prss.-kiss Annie Green,
Miss Rose Donahus
Bin. Sso.-kiss Nellie Stacks
Trsas.-Aiss Nellie FoekenA
lns. Sec.-Aiss Annie AcGuans.
Co. Prss.-Aiss Nellie Haplsy.
Nests first and third Wednesday 90
ings of month at St. Thomas hall.
NORTON; nEHv1LLR covN1I.
Div. No. Pre-. J. 3. Reagan.
Ese- Sec J. neaxsa.
Trsas.IT. n Ksefa.
ins. Sea- a Kssfa.
.. n
i, sRAA1NnRp. cRoE WING coun.z.
PreA-Wm. RarroR.
Vice Pree.-Thoa. Aus0pll
Hsc. See.--JAA Culioa
Fin: and las. ssc.-T. n. Murphy.
YreaB.-J. u. RUSSELL
Meet second Wednesday svsniag st @
ecioca and fourth Sunday ut 3 p. n. Of each
month In Ackay's hall, CslsaAaa liue1.
~ L.diss' Au1iliarJ.-Co. President, Rm.
Kathleen Early.
freA-ArB. Ross Clark.
Vice prss.-Niss Nellie Rurns
Rec. Sec.-Nrs. Jennie Hawkins
Elm. Sec.-Niss Sadie Reuiy.
Treas.-Aiss Mamie Carney.
Inc Division meets first and thru
WedneAcays In the month. In ColumhAaA
The Penn's Grove record., 1900-02-16
ORDINANCE No. 70.

An Ordinance to prevent drunkenness anddis.
ORDER and ior preserving Peace and good
SEC. I. Be it ordained by the Mayor and
Council OF the Borough Of PENIS Grove in
council assembled, n it is hereby ordained
person or persons shall hereafter behave in q
dlSOrderIy manner, in any OF the Streets, alleys,
roads Or public places in scarborough, either
by making q noise calculated to disturb the
peace thereof, or by using profane or improp.
er language, or by insulting a person or per.
sons passing along said street or streets or
or lettering Of assembling On any 81 the nOi street
or streets, street corners or other public place
or places In said Borough, so as to Obstruct,
interfere Or IN any manner prevent the free
passage OF, any person or persons along said
street or streets or ether public place or places,
SUCH person or persons SO offending may be
arrested and brought before the Mayor or any
JuStlce-0f-the-Peace Of said Borough and upon
being convicted of offending against any OF
the provisions OF section one of this ordinance
may be lined the sum of Ave dollars or i'm
10d not exceeding five days or both at the dis
erection OF the court together with costs.
SEG. Z; Be y ordained BY the authority
be found drunk ani on = any any i pf the streets r. esss OF o saar
public place or places Of said Borough, it shall
pc lawful for the Mayor or any J~ustice-of-the
SUCH uJSI pe ers1u' oT p ,n sasa th ppeofs eith 70 c on his
own view, or on the confession of such person
or persons, or on due proof thereof, and to fine
such person or persons the sum of five dollars
or imprisonment in the Borough lookup for a
period not exceeding Ave days or both at the
discretion OF the court together with costs.
= 9. All ordinances and parts of ordin-
ances conflicting with the provisions OF this
ordinance are hereby repealed: And that this
ordinance shall take effect in fourteen days
from its final passage.
Introduced January 80. 1900.
Passed February 18th, 1900.
To take effect February 9th, 1900,
JAMES ID. TORTON, Mayor.
Attest: JOSIAH II. SMITH, Borough Clerk.
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Auburn Accounts.

j. M. Given visited his daughter,
Mrs. Sue Shallenberger. in West Phila-
delphia, last Saturday.
Miss Verna Cheesman and Samuel
Hunt took dinner with Mr.. and Mrs.
Stacy Layton on Sunday.
Miss Title Darlington has been
spending a few days with her sister,
Mrs. Cora Lloyd at Perkintown.
Miss Mary Connolly is spending some
time with Mrs. Ellen Taylor in Woods
town.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jacob Guest. Of Wind
sor, we're calling on old friends and
relatives here last Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Hortman, of
PedricktowD. spent Sunday afternoon
with Mr.. and Mrs. John Hunt.
The matrimonial fever is getting bad
around Auburn this winter. Who do
you think it will strike next.
Miss Lulu Thompson and gentlemen
friend, of Philadelphia, were over Sun
day visitors with Miss Bell Foster.
Presiding Elder Graw preached last
Sunday afternoon, Miss Name Given
led the League in the evening.
Next Thursday evening the League
will begin cottage prayer meetings at
A. NJ. Strobridge's. Samuel j. Stro-
bridge will lead the League Sunday
evening. A measuring social was held
Thursday evening.
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Could not express the rapture of
Annie E. Springer, Of 1926 Howard 81. ),
Philadelphia, Pa, when she found that
DR.. Kings New Discovery for Con-
sumption had completely cured her Of =
hacking cough that for many years had
made life q burden. All other remedies
and doctors could give her no help, but
she says Of this Royal Cure.-s.it soon re-
moved the pain in my chest and / can
now sleep soundly, something / can
scarcely remember doing before. / feel
like sounding its praises throughout the
Universe" So will every one who tries
DR.. Kings New Discovery for any
trouble of the Throat. Chest or Lungs.
Price SOC. and $1.OO. Trial bottles free
at Johnson's Drug Store; every bottle
guaranteed.
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VENDUE-
Will be sold at public sale on

WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 21st, 1900
on Jos. B. Crispen's farm. about X mile below
PerkintOwn, on the road leading from Pedrick-
town to Salem, all the following personal prop
STOCK-Bay mare, IA yrs. old. good driver;
Lancewood mare, II yrs. old, will road s miles
an hour bay mare, II yrs. old, good brood mare;
sorrel horse, e yrs; Old az az the g, above GOOD work,
coli. Grace, coming 2 yrs. old. by Redwood.
4 head of COWS, three good cows, two Holsteins,
| coming il with second cali Jersey c0w COM
week. 2 sows. one will farI0w in March, the
other IN April, 3 shoats.
FARMING UTENSILS-New heavy wagon
with 2-t0n capacity, heavy wagon nearly new.
2dild0S, / nearly new. buggy, Buckeye mower
tivator. . racks viii hold IS and IS baskets,
wood swings, post dog, 100 baskets, 8 hoe har.
row / with corn c0verer attachment; grind
stone, white potato digger, cr0wbars,. COW
stalk sled, sleigh and bells, good roller, poultry
wire, swingletrees, 8 and 4hOrse eveners, fork s,
shovels, hoes, drags. poultry coops, corn she'll
Halt Of ii acres Of growing wheat.
HARNESS-Two sets Of double half-chain
harness, set of heavy single half chain harness,
set Of J single saes IAN ana t = sss q cb a3np 5rsc earT Tiags. 1 nsi.
dies. collars, whip and halterS.
HOUSEHOLD GOODS-Qlaker City, good
stove No. 9. Imperial wood heater, dresser. cup
board. lot Of ingram and rag carpets, step car
pet and rods, mating, windsor n cain seated
chairs, new high back chairs, new wicker and
cherry rockers, large rocking chairs, center
tables. looking glasses, level plate mirror, high
lamp, pictures, couch, oak bed room suit, wash
bowl and pitcher, old fashion bureau, 2 bed
stcads and bedding, 2 goose feather beds, dish
es. one set lowered " doz. silver knives n
forks. knives, forks, pots, kettles, pans. glass
ware. dishes, churn, cross leg table. gasoline
stove with oven good as new, tubs, boiler, lot of
caDn1d fruit, window shades and other articles
Of the usual variety.
sale TO begin at / O'Clock and will be positive
Is / will quit farming. Conditions made known
at sale.
r. UsInper. Auct. 2.9-2t.
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Change Of County Seat

The Board of FEeeholders OF Attain
tic county has decided to move the
county seat from Mays Landing. A
bill will be introduced at the present
session of the Legislature to that effect
and to authorize the Freeholders 10
erect suitable buildings for court and
other purposes pertaining thereto. The
bill will provide for the erection Of the
buildings at Atlantic City.
It would seem fair that the people of
Atlantic County should vote on where
the County buildings should be situ-
ated, like the citizens of Salem
County did. On April 18th and 14th,
1919 q special election was held in
Salem county flor the purpose Of
deciding the question relative to the
location OF the Court House, Jail and
other Buildings, hgreeably TO an act
passed 1857 be election in u. p,
Neck was heldV the house of Joseph
Bacon. The following is the list Of all
places nominated aud voted for on
which to erect said public buildings
and the number of votes for each place.
/ The town of Salem where the public
buildings now stand received 119 votes.
2 A lot Of land in the Township OF
Warrington. NEARLY opposite til
dwelling house Of Benjamin Franklin
rs votes,
A lot Of land in Alloways Town, in
the Township ofIUpper Alloways Greek
on the main street opposite George
Hitclners tavern 90
"A lot Of land il the Township Of
Warrington, which lot lies a few rods
from Samuel APP De's barn 90.
The officers of - election were An,
drew Aston, Judge; Daniel Vanneman,
Assessors; Samuel l4incl, Collector,
J. Erwin, T0wnship Clerk.
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w. G. II. U. Notes.

On Thursday afternoon the w. G. r.
U. held a very interesting meeting in
Observance of the I'd anniversary of
Miss Frances WillaId's home-going
After the opening exercises there was
q reading, "A Noble Remembrance y
Next q poem, "How do they measure
time" Reading, IA personal ~recollec.
tion of Miss Willard.n
Loving words of remembrance were
given on our own loss of sisters who
have gone to their reward, but oh, how
sadly missed. Miss Nina Smith fol
Mrs. theresa Sparks; Mrs. Bell K.
Shourds for Mrs. Kate Fennimore,
Mrs. Hannah M. Torton, for Mrs
Ollie ]. Croft. It was a meeting that
will be long remembered by those there,
There will be no union next Thurs.
day. PRESS SUPT.
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Mrs. Re5ecca j. Diver is spending u
week with her relatives at Hightstown,
N. j.
Misses Emma and Hannah Summer
i'll were over.Sunday visitors at Panls-
bOrO.
Sheriff Vannenman was in town on
Thursday to post notice against bribery
at Town Meeting.
Rev. j. H. Clark, Of Lake Como.
spent Thursday night in town and re-
newed old acquiantances.
Leonard A. Stanton. Of Philadelphia,
was in town on Thursday. He is now
conducting a livery stable while his
wife conducts the restaurant.
Harry G. Smith, west bound agent,
Lake Shore Lehigh Valley route, OF
Cincinnati, Ohio, spent Saturday night
and Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs. John
Snmmerill.
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Robbed The Grave.

A startling incident, of which Mr..
John Oliver of Philadelphia, was the
subject, is narrated by him as follows:
II was in a most dreadful condition.
My skin was almost yellow, eyes SUNK
en-, tongue coated, pain continually in
and sides, no appetitc--gradnally grow
ing weaker day BY day. Three physici.
aus had given me up. Fortunately, a
friend advised trying Electric Bitters:'
and to my great JOY and surprise, the
first bottle made . decided improve
ment. ! continued their use for three
weeks, and am nov q well man. /
know they saved my life, and robbed
the grave of another victim" No one
should fail to try them. Only 2Ocents.
guaranteed, at Johnson's Drug store.
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Pennsvflle Points.

The revival meetings in the Church
here continue with much interest.
Miss Matte Jenkins, who returned
home from the Normal School to recu.
perate from IN attack Of sickness. has
been spending = few days with Miss
Sarah Summerill in Penn's Grove.
II. w. D. White entertained Charles
White last Sunday.
II IS reported that John T. Curry has
sold his farm above Psnnsville to Ed
ward Lanning and brother who will
move thereon in the spring.
Mrs. Lizzie Fisher has been entertain
ing her her brother Albert p. Moore,
Of Absecon.
Mrs. Phebe j. Murphy, Of Elmer, is
visiting Trivis Jenkins.
Prof. Henry Carter Of Philadelphia,
will give y musical concert ut st.
Georges Parish House, PENIS Neck,
February 81 under the auspices Of st.
Georges Guild. A free lunch after
concert. Admission 10 and 20 cents.
A very enjoyable st. Valentine
Social was held on Wednesday evening
at st. Georges Church. A fine pro-
gram was well rendered.