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The Penn's Grove record., 1901-09-20

Rev. John Rainnie, ex-priest of Balti-
more, Md, who gave several interesting
lectures in Penn's Grove during August
will lecture again next week.
He will be accompanied by Rev. Henry
Koehler, a converted Roman Catholic
Priest. He is aged 70, very bright and a
powerful speaker. He was born in Ger
many, ordained in New York City and
was a priest 10 years. After his CONVEX
sion he was captured by the Jesuits and
imprisoned in the Jesuit monastery in
Montreal, Canada, for IA years. After
making his escape he became a Baptist
minister and served a church in Scran-
ton, Pa. He is noted as one oil the best
leaders in patriotic work.
Thursday afternoon Mr., Rannie will
speak to married ladies only. Thursday
night Mr.. Koehler will speak to all. Fri
day afternoon Mr.. Koehler will speak to
single ladies only. Friday night Mr..
Rannie will speak and Mr.. Koehler will
give a short history OF his life within the
monastery. Saturday afternoon Mr..
Koehler will speak to both single and
married ladies. Saturday night public
to all, Mr.. Koehler speaker, Sunday al
ternoon to men only by Mr.. Koehler.
Thursday afternoons subject, Taking
the black veil with oath" Evening sub
ject, "Rome or ALerica-Christ or the
Pope" Friday afternoon, "a Priest in
in the nunnery;' evening, 'The Devil in
robes"
Sunday afternoon lecture will be free.
At all others the admission will be 10
cents a head, two for 25c., standing room
Toe. These charges are to meet the ex-
pense of hall and to pay Mr., Koehler. n
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Prohibition Convention.

The Prohibition County convention was
held in Library Hall, Woodstown, on the
1lth.
Lewis Hitchner, OF Friesburg, presided,
and C. ?. Dreamer, of Elmer, was made
secretary.
Reuben Woolman, OF Woodstown, was
unanimously nom lated as the candidate
for assembly.
Resolutions were adopted re-allirming
the national platform, expressing sorrow
at the attempted assassination OF President
Mckinley and fervent hope for his recov-
cry and c~ondemning anarchy.
An executivecommittee was appointed,
of one from each township, OF which
Lewis Hitchner, of Friesburg, was made
chairman, and Mr.. Burgess, of Elmer, sec
rotary and Treasurer.
George j. Haven, State chairman, was
present and made an address.
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Miss Josephine EIillman, OF Camden Is
spending W weeks visiting relatives
here.
Charles Raine, Jr., Of Brooklyn, has
been visiting friends in PENIS Grove tins
week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph 5. Smith, OF Phil
adelphia, are visiting relatives in Penn's
Grove.
MIR. and Mrs vines Girton, of Palmyra,
are visiting the lighter Mrs. w. j.
Robbins.
Mrs. Christie S. Rogers has been spend
ding a week with her sister Mrs. James
White at Mullica Hill.
Rev. VIM. G. Meyer and family were
o~ver-sunday visitors with Mr.. and Mrs.
Andrew Weatherby in Salem.
Mr.. A. J.. Brewster, of Camden, return
ed home on Wednesday after spending
two weeks with his sister, Mrs. NJ. j.
Parezo.
Mrs. Harry J. Layton daughters Ray
and Flora and son Homer, OF Camden,
spent last Saturday and Sunday with her
grandmother Mrs. Lydia Guest.
Mr.. and Mrs. Cooper Hillman, son Sta
cy and daughter Emma, OF Alloway, and
Mr.. Charles A. Hillman, of Philadelphia,
were ov~er-Sunday visitors with relatives
here.
George Jordan and daughter Iva, spent
from Thursday until Tuesday at North
Long Branch. They also took | n the
pretty sights at Asbury Park, Ocean
Grove, Seabright and Fifth Avenue, New
York City.
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The long-standing controversy between
New Jersey and Delaware involving the
title of Delaware to the water within the
10 mile circle drawn with New Castle as
its centre, is to be before the Supreme
Court of the United States this fall.
Attorney-Genera Herbert II. Ward
representing Delaware, is engaged upon
the preparation OF an answer in reply to
the allegations of New Jersey. On the
Delaware side the river the claim is made
that title extends to low water mark on
the Jersey side. This the Jerseymen
dispute and they clashed with the Della.
ware claim.
MIR. Ward is to file his answer early in
October. The case has been pending
since the seventies.
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Miss Emma Walker has returned iron
Ocean Grove where she spent the sum.
mer at the hotel Clarendon, with Mrs.
William Moran who is proprietress.
Miss Julia b. Leaning spent Sunday al
I National Park the guest of Mrs. John
/ Burk.
Mrs. A. B. Detwiler is spending some
( time i'm Phila. with her husband.
Joseph Strengthen, al aged man living
at Perkintown, met with al accident at
( this station last Saturday. While unload
ing potatoes, his team became frightened.
He grabbed the lines. pulling them the
wrong way was thrown ont, breaking
his collar bone and two ribs.
Thos. Roberts, OF National Park, was
in town last Monday.
Aaron Dennis moved to Millville last
Saturday.
Mrs. Laura Dubois and Master Frank
Walker, of Richmantown, We're guests of
Mrs. DIR. johnson last week.
Miss May Strimple and Mr.. Herbert
Parker have returned after a weeks stay
in Atlantic City.
Miss BERTHE Fisher, of Wilmington, has
been visiting Mrs. Frank Gaventa.
Mrs. James Morrison and Hamilton
Pedrick are having a severe attack OF hay
fever.
Mr.. and Mrs. Howard Justice and chill
dren were visitors at John Welch's i'll
Quinton ove Sunday.
Mrs. Rebecca Swain, of Salem, is the
guest of her daughter Mrs. John Faweett.
While standing on a chair Mrs. Wesley
Hewitt fell, severely injuring her back.
The young daughter OF Chas. Pedrick
has been quite i'll.
T. Brantley Williamson, OF Cramer
Hill was a Sunday visitor at Henry Hol-
toms.
Miss Laura Zanes, OF Pennsville, is
spending a week with Mrs. Edw. Justice.
Mrs. Mary A. Shoemaker was with her
daughter Mrs, Mrs. Freelan Sparks, over
Sunday.
Mrs. Mary Stevenson, of Philadelphia,
is staying sometime with the family of
Geo. r. Pedrick.
The 10 o'clock train between Centre
Square and the creek, broke the legs OF
Jos. West and Fletcher Myres's 2-year-
old bull on Thursday. S. ]. Shute dress
ed him and shipped him to Philadelphia.
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Prof. VIM. Megill,
MAGNETIC HEALER.

In this age Of advanced science, 80 many real
" wonderful discoveries are beng mace tnat
no one has a right to doubt anti they nave IN
yestigatad. Prof. Megill came here a short Tune
ago and in spite OF prejudice has demonstrated
the genuineness Of his theory. and power, az
buIlt up a large aud constantly ncreaslhggeneft
lice, Many cases that have received no r rsn
from the oid-time treatment are at preseh ~
idly improving under Prof. MegilTs care. -
nefic healing has been attracting vide sprfS
attention ali over the civilized world wlthln me
last few years aud often cases OF t'nN'ofh
character and long standing, give up an 4
doned by medical men as hopeless ana :
able, have been cured I'M few treatments
Prof. Megill. The painful operations d Lne
surgeons knife and the quack's harmful drugs
are being supplanted by this more humane ana
natural treatment. Prof. Megiii is thOIOughlS
experienced and trust worthy practitioner any
can refer to many almost miraculous cures tlght
in this neighborhood, All pains are relieved u
from two to fifteen minutes without the SIllie
or medicine. Prof. Megill Will be pfacliSuiaIS
glad to receive incredul0us persons ana leeis
sure Of his ability TO satiSy them.
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Resolutions of Respect.

The undersigned committee, appointed at
the meeting on Monday evening september 10,
1901, to france resolutions, expressing the sym
pathy OF our Council in the death of our late
President, William Mckinley, submit to the
officers and members OF Viola Council, No. %,
Junior Order United American Mechanics,
PENIS Grove, n. D., the following:
Whereas it has pleased Almighty God, the
ruler OF the universe IN Ms dlNlhe proyldehce
Commander-in-chief, President, ruler and be
loved countryman, William Mckinley, whose
death has pierced the hearts. OF an nations ana
peoples Throughout the civilized world; there
fore, be it
Resolved, thai we, as members of our beloy-
ed brotherhood, as citizens Of ne Unlteu states
ruling government, as loyal patriots 10 our
country in any cline wherever the star spafg-
led banner may be unfurled, and as indiyid'
uals, have sustained, IL the passing Of our no
bic chieftain, an irrd 'rable loss; that the
American republic has st a great leader, ms
people a kind ruler, an the wife OF his bosom
4 loving. a devoted companion one whose ears
heard and who gratined her slightest WISH
whose eyes beamed with an untiring admira'
ton and esteem, and whose strong arm was u
her ever u sweet protection.
Resolved, that his acts were well-bullded up
on a broad and firm foundation ana were tht
| result of many hours OF bordering; that his
spoken thoughts were but the utterances OF his
Kind heart and that the prosperity, welfare
and safety OF his people were MS utmost am
Resolved, that in his deeease the nation loses
| n eomrade whose life was a continual service
wherein lies his greatness, and, az anolhei
George Washington, in the appreciation q
which, generations yet unborn Will through
| the coming years sound his immortal praises
Resolved. that our " noble order has los
a brother, for his deeds were those of Virtue
| during his administration OF Justice to seyent!
million people Lihertys form has ever sloOu II
view. and throughout his entire hfe-froln TN
rank Of soldier to that of C~ommander-hl'
could say "dulce ct decOrum est pro patr,li
mort; = and in the cause of true PatrlotlsIn NJ
died and that, having faithfully dlschafSe'
his duties as son, husband and ruler in TN
world, his spirit had but to soar to Him who's
we believe him, for his eternal crown 49,
resolutions be furnished his bereaved widow
and the press of our vicinity.
JAMES FLETCHER RuARK,
ELVY ERNEST BRIGHT, Committee
ALFRED G.
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FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 20, 1901.


The days and nights are equal.
Time to begin to grow foot ball hair.
Miss Louisa Talmage, of Dover, N. j.,
arrived on Thursday, to teach Wiley
School.
The Steamer Ulrica will discontinue
her midday trips on and after next Mon
day 23rd.
Rev. Ezra f. somers will preach in
the Bethel NJ. ?. Church Sunday both
orning and evening on Joseph.
For first class treatment call at the bar
her-shop Julius Wipf, foot of Main st.
A trial " convince you.
The en- of South Broad Street at the
Cove was recently graded and the side
walks were filed with cinders this week.
Haines x Bro. have sunk the pipe at
the water works well from $50 feet.
where j. W. Pratt left it, to 10 feet this
week.
The Republican meeting to elect a del
egate to the State convention at Trenton
next Thursday 26th, will be held next
Monday evening.
The entertainment OF songs and recita-
tions. illustrated by the stereopticon
views. which was to have been held in
st. Pauls Church last Tuesday night will
be held this Friday night.
The rain ON Tuesday and Wednesday
and the cool northwest wind on Thursday
made fires feel not uncomfortable. The
temnerature dropped to 90 on Thursday,
and TO As this Friday morning.
For Hats On IN Dubell the halter. No.
. Eras+ Third q WILMINGTON Del Iarg-
oct Stock and lowest nrices in that CITY. K
Wv 49, n]ationt s,fforar With nan.
- ~ fsar - 40 ,aars d;od
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n.y.. ThH.-1,,, Tho f,noral viii
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larry rye mas so'u 'he o"ioe' sY"''"
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Inc ouiiolhg Doom III rem 1roNe
continues contractor HUDSON . liIus
on MONDAY s'aked OUT groulu ior puiiu-
ing adjoining ms residence Ill WINCH 70
put ilniIworK' also ior d me ne" io"se'
corner oil NAN anu fr"',Niii 0"ee's 10
oe'ise SP"
Tuesday
Fall ~openinp of fall millinery goods will
take place on next Friday and Saturday
10Th and DIST at Mrs. Title Smiths, 221
Main 81.
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onua NJ + cburcb newt Sabbath
morniro Subject. .Iauncb ont into the
deen EVENING Subject. toTbe Sorrow
inc sisteron Mrs Donohertv and Town
send will rander Nearer NV God TO
Thoo - h, r,ouast Mrs Nunvan will
sin, h 1Uolv Citv - also NV ~reo,est.
r oaiaod
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n ~ ~ pao.;1aat
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sacratarv Lizzie Munvan. Corresponding
80. 60. -
secretary i-oV'ie oP"ihs' treasure Az"
Wood; Organlst Mary Lannlng. A pro-
gram is prepared for every meeting the
sacord Tuesday NIGHT in each month.
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Jesse Darlington who was sick sever
weeks in Philadelphia, has returned home
with his mother who was there caring foI
him.
Misses Blanche Given and Lizzie Hunt
are spending three weeks in Brooklyn
with DR.. James b. Given and wife.
A brilliant wedding was held on Tues
day, the 10th at Wyndehurst, the home
of Mr.. and Mrs. Josiah NJ. Batten, when
their only daughter Miss Mabel Effie was
married to to Rev. Elwood Herbert Dut'
ton, of Troy, n. Y.
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lawful anxiety was felt for the widow OF
the brave General BurnlIam of Machias,
ME-, when the doctors said she wonld die
from Pneumonia before morning" writes
Mrs. S. II. Lincoln, who attended her that
fearful night, but she begged for DR.. Kings
New Discovery, which had more than once
saved her life, and cured her of Consump-
ton. After taking, she slept all night,
Further use entirely cured her" This
marvellous medicine is guaranteed TO cure
all Throat, Chest aud Lung Diseases. Only
soc and 81. 90. Trial bottles free at john
sons Drug Store.
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The price of sweet potatoes at station
on Monday was 81. go a barrel, This Fri
day $3.50.
The prices in Wilmington market this
week were as follows: tomatoes 20-25
cents a basket; sweet potatoes 35-4O;
small sweets 20-25, apples 25-S5; corn 30
40; lima beans 1910, egg plants 25-3O;
peppers %; water melons, 4-lOc.
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A Certain Cure for D~ysentery ana
DiarrhOea.

"some years ago l was one of a party
that intended making a long bicycle trip,
saws F. L. Taylor, OF New Albany, Brad
ford County,, Pa, 81 was taken suddenly
with diarrhoea, and was about to give up
the trip, when editor Ware, of the Lacey
vile Messenger, suggested that take a dose
of C~hamberlain's Collie, Cholera and Diar-
rhoea Remedy. l released a bottle and
took two doses, one before starting and one
ON the route. l made the trip successfully
and never felt any ill effect. Again last
sum- ] was almost completely run down
with. tack OF dysentery. | bought a
bottle IS SAINT remedy and this time
one dose I'd me. Sold by H, S. French.
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Water Cure for Chronic Constipation
Take two cups of hot water half an hour
before each meal and just before going to
bed, also a drink of water, hot or cold,
about two hours after each meal. Take lots
of outdoor exercise--walk, ride, drive.
Make a regular habit of this and in many
cases chronic constipation may be cured
without the use of any medicine. When
a purgative is required take something mild
and gentle like Chamberlain's Stomach and
Liver Tablets. For sale by II. s. French
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Lately befell a railroad laborer, writes
DR.. A. Kellett, of Williford, Ark. Ellis foot
was badly crushed, Bucklen's Arnica Salve
quickly cured him. It's simply wonderful
for Burns, Boils, Piles ands all skin erup'
tons. It's the worlds champion healer,
Cure guaranteed. 25c. Sold at Johnson's
Ding Store.
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The busiest and mightlest little tning
that ever made is DR.. Kings New Liie
Pills. These pills change weakness iHto
strength, listlessness into energy piaih-iae
into mental power. They, re wonaeiiui III
building up the health. Only Aoc PEI poA.
Sold by II. s. French.
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George W. Davis,
RaTA AT THE COVE. ~sss
Administrators Notice.

Joseph d. Whitaker, administrator of John
II. Gr0I, deceased, by direction of the SurrO-
gate OF the County OF Salem, hereby gives no.
tice to the creditors Of the said John II. Groit,
deceased, to bring in their debts, demands and
claims against the estate OF the said decedent,
under oath or Affirmation. within nine months
from the date hereof, or they will be forever
barred Of any action thereof against the said
administrator
JOSEPH ID. WHITAKER,
Dated June %, 1901. 7-l2 I'M. administrator
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JAMES FIETNHEN ItN AIM
ELVY ERNEST BRIGHT,
ALFRED G. SPARKS.

Josh Westhafer, of L~oogootee, Ind is a
poor man, but he says he would not be
without Chamberlain's Pain Balm if it cost
five dollars a bottle, for it saved him from
being a cripple. No external application
is equal to this liniment for stiff and swoll-
en- Joints, contracted muscles, stiff neck,
sprains and rheumatic and muscular pains.
1t has also cured numerous cases OF partial
paralysis. 1t is for gale by II. 8. French
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Public Sale
2 Double Houses and Lots,

2 Double Houses and Lots,
situate on Union Street in the village of Ped,
ricktOwn.
No. l is a double house and lot situate op.
pOsite Red Mems Hall. The lot has a frontage
of 43 feet & inches and a depth of about 100 feet.
The house has on each side three rooms down
stairs, 2 ON second floor and an attic lath and
plastered, also good water.
No. 2 is a double house on Union Street be.
tween Red Mems Hall and the Railroad sta
ton and adjoining lands of John Douthtety
aud Mary LaynIan. This lot has 4 width of 81
feet front and 200 feet or more depth. The
house has on each side, three rooms on first
floor, two on second floor and a lath and plast-
cred attic, also good water.
These houses are desirably located either for
comfortable homes or for investment. Amy
one wishing to see them will call on VIM. +,
Hunt, Esq, Pedricktown.
Sale to begin at 2 O'Clock p, NJ. Conditions
made known at sale.
ALBERT STETSER.
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Sheriff Vanneman on Tuesday in the
presence of Judge Sinnickson and County
Clerk Richmond drew the following list
of petit jurors to serve at the October
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Executors Notice.

George W. Hewitt, executor OF John Moore,
deceased, by the direction of the surrogate Of
fine County OF Salem. hereby gives notice to the
creditors Of the said John Moore. deceased, to
bring in their debts, demands and claims
against the estate OF the said decedent, under
oath or affirmation, within nine months from
the date hereof, or they Will be forever barred
OF any action thereof against the said executor.
GEORGE w. HEWITT.
Dated August lg, 1901. 1923. Executor
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Delaware Doings.

The Wilmington City Railway last
| Monday put in operation the new trolley
road connecting Wilmington and New
pOrt,
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Fall and Winter Opening

of hats and bonnets, Friday and Saturday,
Sept. 9th and 2Sth. Mrs. Il. }. Diver,
246 Main st. PENIS Grove.
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SALEM ORPHANS COURT.
A II ~ 2gth, 1901.
on the application OF
Joseph b. Holton, nria,t.
Administrator Sc. rshuvn,' T,us.
Mary Emma Hultcu, deceased.
Inannm lLn, TO- ALn1L-

MN G 1lNA
OF "'" N'"'N
Mary Emma Hultou, deceased.
JOSEPH B. HOIToN, Admr. &c.
Having made and exhibited tOthiS Courr, I'M
der oath a lust and true account Of the person
al estate and debts of said decedent as far as
he can discover the same, by which ii appears
that the personal estate u said dccedent is in
sufficient to pay her Just debts: wbereup0n on
application OF The said Administrators, setting
forth that the said decedent died seized of the
following deGribed real estate I'm the county OF
Salem, VIZ. q Certain House. lot and Barn. sit
uated in the village Of PciricktOWn, IN the
Township OF OldnIIns, Salem County, New Jer-
sey, boundgi by lands Of William Cawley and
jesse DOuCften.
me requesting the aid u tie Court in the
premises II Is ordered by the Court, that all
persons interested in the above lands. tene-
ments. he~reditaments and real estate dc appear
before the Judge of the Orphans Court OF the
County of Salem, at the Court House, in Salem,
on saturday, the twenty first day of Scptcm-
Der next, to show cause why so much of the
said land, tenements, hercditaments and real
estate should not be sold as viii be sufficient to
pay the debts of the said decrdent, on the resi-
due thereof. as the case may require.
BY THE COCRT.
c. II. SINNiCkSON, Judge.
Dated June %, 1901.
LOREN r. PLuMMEH, Surrogate, s,g7t
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Died

WOLLING-Sept. II, 1911. Catherine VOL
ling wife of Smith Wolling, aged Il years.
LAWRENCE-ln Pennn's Grove, september
~, 1871. Prudence Lawrence, wife Of William
Lawrence, aged 70 years,
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SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 18th, 1901
between the hours OF twelve and five o'clock
in the afternoon of said day tO-wit, at three
o'clock 7. NJ.
All the Mortgaged premises described in the
above writ, viz.
All the following described lot tract or piece
of land situate in the village OF Pedriektown,
Oldmans township in the County OF Salem and
State OF New Jersey, and bounded as follows:
Beginning at the corner of the Odd Fellows
lot, at the edge of Union Street and runs ID
along the edge Of said street north forty three
degrees west, two chains, eight and three
quarters links to II stone for a corner OF Re
becca Moor's lot, thence ~ along the same
south fifty six degrees west two chains ana
forty one links to a stone set for a corner IN
the line OF keziah Pedriek's land, thence. t9l
along the same south thirty eight and a half
degrees east, one chain and forty two links to
an angle in said line, thence a. south forty
three degrees east, one chain and forty eight
links to the corner of the odd Fellows aiore-
said. thence t5) north forty nine degrees east
two chains and sixty links to the place OF be,
ginning. Containing nifty four hundredthS OF
, an acre, be the same more or less. 1t being a
part of that lot that was conveyed to william
Y, Titus by Jonathan II. Broadway and Sarah
| L. Broadway his wife, by Deed bearing date
July 18th, 1871 and recorded in Book 50of deeds
for Salem County on page 202 &e.
ROBERT N. NANNEMAN,
' j W. ACTON, Sour. Sherii.
Dated Sherin's ONCE, Salem, y. IT, August
9th, 1901. SS5t.
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Executors Sale
Executors Sale
OF
PERSONAL PROPERTY!
The personal property Of
The Late DIR Iohn H. Croft. Dec.

The Late DR.. John H. Croft, Dec,
will he sold at his late residence, corner of
Harmony and Franklin Street, in PENIS
Grove, N. j., on
THURSDAY, OCTOBER 3rd, 1901,
as follows:
OFFICE FURNITURE.
stove. pipe, screen, metal matt and zince,
library case, reading chair, roll top desk, 4
walnut chairs. bed chair, surgical and Operat-
ing chair, safe, rs yds. mating, lot of carpet,
fiat top desk, revolver.
MEDICAL WORKS AND INSTRUMENTS.
Lot of dental instruments, s medicine eases
and contents, metal splints; electric battery,
endiscope and attachments; lot OF Mnlford's
compressed medicines, Agnew' surgery, Gross
and AShurst surgery. BruntOn, Materia Medtci,
Watson, MergS and Thomas Medical Works, 2
volumes Of GoOdnO, of BartholOw and 2 of
Woods medical works, Practice of Medicine
and other medical books on various diseases,
2 volumes of Peoples Cyclopedia, 5 Vol. Pep
per's system OF Medicine, Geancon's anatomy,
Revision of n. }. Statutes 1871.
sale to begin at | o'clock. Conditions made
known at sale.
JOS. d. WHITAKER, Executor.
Rs-The real estate will be sold At 2 O'Clock.
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Train leaves Penn's Grove Saturdays only at
rs D. M. and Philadelphia at ll50 p. m.
ON I'd
Trains leave PENIS Grove station 6.35 a. M
ass and 6.45 p,ns. Philadelphia S1Oa. M. GO
and 1000 p. III.
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This
Week
Starts
Fall
Trade.

them, why not get them
early and have the advan-
tage of new styles of full
stock for selection and all
seasons wear. Our great
range of styles OF suits for
young men is at $40, $l2
and $15. New styles in
Cheviots, dark Worsteds
and black Thibits. Latest
style cut Goats, Vests and
Trousers, palmer styles and
more conservative cuts for
palmer men and quiet
drcssers. We will save
you money by selling You
goods.
J. 7. MuIin Sons,
Z
CLOTHING, 6rH a. MARKI {
HATS,
SHOES. NiLMINGToN.