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The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1905-11-16
GREAT INTER-GHURCH
CONFERENCE CONVENES
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him with us this evening to give his
godspeed to this body of shooters, but
his recent absence from Washington
has thrown unusual burdens upon him,
and we must be content with letter
he has sent. and which the chairman
of our executive committee, the Rev.
DR.. William H. Roberts, twill now read
to u.s."
Dr. William Henry Roberts then
read the following letter:
"Oyster Bay, N. Y, July 8, 1905.
MY dear Mr.. Roberts:
II have your letter of the seventh.
Indeed remember very well the call Of
your delegation upon me and our talk
upon the proposed meeting of the inter
church conference on federation.
Il have the highest sympathy with
the movement, for instance, feel that
indirectly in addition to the great good
1t will do here it is perfectly possible
that the movement may, have a very
considerable effect in the Outstanding
of Japan, which / feel to be retarded
by the division among ourselves and by
the failure to recognize the fact that
the Christian church Iii Japan must
OF course assume essentially a Japan
ese national form. ) -
$50 you see have a regard in what
you are and only wish1it were in my
power to attend the meeting, as you re-
quest, but 1 regret to say that it is out
of the question for me to do so.
Il am genuinely. sorry to have to
write you thus. w
Sincerely yours, ~
Theodore Roosevelt
In the absence of Mayor Mcclellan,
the president of the borough of Brook
Ign, Martin w Littleton, Welcomed the
delegates to New York In a brief
speech. He was followed by the Rev.
Charles L. Thompson.
The Rev., DIR. Robert Stuart MacAr-
thur, pastor of Calvary Baptist church,
who was to have been one of the speak
ers, failed to arrive.
The meeting closed with the benedic-
ton by the Ri. Rev. Frederick Bur-
CESS, bishop of Long Island diocese of
the Protestant Episcopal church.
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AMOS MCDONALD.

Amos Macdonald, sixteen years old,
of 98 Frank street, died at the New
Haven hospital yesterday morning of
cancer of the liver. Macdonald had
been in the hospital since October 80.
The funeral will probably be held Fri
day morning. He leaves a sister, Mrs.
A. J. Bennett, of 80 Ward street.
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MRS ROSE MOSS.

Derby, Nov. 15.-The funeral of Mrs.
Rose Moss, who died at the home of
her daughter, Mrs. Morris Cerowicz, in
this city, on Sunday, was held yester-
day afternoon. The services were con-
Quoted by DR.. Levy of the New Haven
temple. There were many friends of
the family present at the services,
quite a large number coming from
New York.
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ELI SMITH.

Ansonia, Nov. 15,-Word was re-
ceived in Ansonia this morning of the
death in Grand Rapids, Mich, of Eli
Smith, a former resident of ,Ansonia.
No particulars of the death are re-
ceived, but it is supposed that it was
due largely to old age, as Mr.. Smith
was past eighty.
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CHARGED WITH THEFT.
Peter Angil Helped Himself to Con

Peter Angil, painter, of 934 North
Quinnipiac avenue, Fair Haven, was
arrested yesterday for stealing from a
man named Cutie a pocketbook con-
tanning four dollars. Both Angil and
Cutie had been drinking when arrest
ed. The arrest was made by Officers
Mack and Cook of Station 2.
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cooking. Twenty to Is minutes to the
pound is the rule for roasting turkey.
Remove all Irvine used in trusting be-
fore sending the fowl to the table
Mrs. Regina Rogers in the Pilgrim.
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CHAMBER OF COMMERCE
HOLDS ANNUAL BANQUET

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CHARGE OF NoN-sUPPoRT.
Brought Against John J. Ellis by His
Wife

John J. Ellis, forty-five years old,
was arrested yesterday by Sergeant
Doherty of the Howard avenue force,
on a complaint of non-support of his
wife aid child, brought by his Wife
Ellis is an ordesly at the New Haven
hospital and lived and boarded there.
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A "TRIP 3u,h

Mr.. Amos G.. Jus5'Ce #to returned
from a ten-days' tr d. Florida. last
week, wished to tell his hpnds Oh the
sights he saw, throu& b tGa EE9oHu lie
says that the scenery along ,"e Atlantic
coast from Baltimore To Richmond. Na.
is principally second growth pine )r 2oof
soil. The houses are t& Chin
neys ON the outside. They a heated
with wood fires i'll oil fashion Ire places
The pasture fields ar r..eina.y IL the
pine woods.
There are several smal, towns along the
railroad till you get to Smith field N. g.
From Wilmington, \. c., to Charleston,
S. c., is the garden spot. This axes il
thousands of acres OF the Cotton bell. J.
would consider it one Of the bosf places
for a northern man 10 ~ to make money,
as that is what we are all after. Get as
near Wilmington, N. c., as possible
Sash hotbeds are needed taI tomatoes
and egg plants. The natives d. not kuo
how to grow early tlneF under sash ans
sweet potatoes in a ho. bed.
There is lots of GO amber 4.
section. Pine lumt IS NJr.A.aaa.
a 1000 feet and cyp res 49, uu husu. a.
cars.
From Charleston, ~ Jsek s1u-.
vile, Fla, the soil psrHpat White
sand which is not p .,.aUe (. ityt.. -n-
ly in small sites. Ergn User 3H i.ie *.
Altamonte Springs, -ia taere a't
al nice towns, but t SOL = 500 W.Ic
sand and the prime pal crop orange
groves. Groves of 5rees ioadlt with sr-
anges is the prettiest sight T ever saw 4
all my life. You c. start at slDs sa and
ride until sunset an still oe Fog ora gs
groves.
The orange groves are yere
to grow as they have 70 be leTtll 4-, .Hrsa
times a year. In many groves pill
wood are kept to bum wien co.t ssag
comes, to keep the trees lroln le, ling.
There are more ore agea ylis year than
the growers can Sc az a paying Price
Thousands of crate are an .lie ecs wait
ing buyers. They sie oil on tbe .leas
There is pine VIC ee5Heen tle Or
ange groves. Ton st9 and egg plants
are grown only in some t.3as If Florida.
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Resigned

Henry F. Werle has resigned as agent
of the w. j. S. Railroad at Penn's Grove
station to take effect next Monday and
has accepted the position as shipping
clerk and cashier Of the Hewitt Paper
and Bag Co., Of Camden. His daughter
Charlotte has a position with that COM
pany.
Mr.. Werle been a faith and painstak-
ing agent for twelve years at PENIS
Grove and twelve years at Pedricktown
He has been In the railroad business for
nearly twenty-six years and resigns
never to go back into railroad service be
cause of the age limit.
Mr.. WerIe has been one of the most aa
tive in the Sons of Veterans lodge sine
its organization and is now a member 0
theiBoard of Education, taking an active
interest in the duties of the Board,
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Gas Turned On.

The making of gas at the PENIS Grove
Gas Works was begun at o last Satur-
day when S. R. Leap turned on the sup
ply, assisted by Postmaster J. d.. Whltak-
ca. The sample street light at the foot
of Franklin street was lighted last Satur-
day evening and was the first water gas
light in PENIS Grove.
On Thursday the acetylene system was
connected with the water gas system,
and all those who have been using acty'
Iene for about a year and a half began
using hydro-carbon gas that evening.
Workmen lave been making connections
for some weeks and others have also turn
ed OH the gas.
The Bet hel Church is piped and lamps
ready and will be lighted with gas Sun
day evening, being tie fret public hnilds
ng lighted with gas.
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tewer E:r,ess o n. y. Horse Manure
In effect October II. 1904.

We shall be pleased to receive orders for
New York Horse Manure, for delivery on
West Jersey and Seashore Railroad and the
PENIS Grove Branch at the following prices.
New Short Manure. $23 per ton; Old
Manure, q lao per ton; payable by note in
bank : !, 1905. At all points south of
Fraukllag'le Monroeville, Point Airy. 1Oc
pr ton addt 'onal will be charged. Fifteen
apis pei tap If new short manure ana
twenty "a ton off old manure for
cash 4 uaA must be settled for with
}n.tniTt5 1885, aaYa aiSer shipment, either
g. east a9te. Agentshave no authority
Is sell on 4eg gaeg term Orders receiy-
Ell bg CT l7Hs, IS cent, Woodbury..
3. !, war sapf2. neer6eld, N.
oh 81 AeaAty s~wtaes0oro. Y. J.. for
swedeslor3 end Salem branch. Minch
Brothers Rridgeson n ! flames Clark
somors nsint, n. J % Geo. ~. Wsli ous
general 'eefing a9eut, II 6 wiz oaa IA
8}olong aa.iaiaga @oeahufy e7.
sstntdaY antA i.30 3 ia
NEW lK HORSE afANUQ shT0.
pff H8TI0N &c s5e
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All who want it can gather a fine

All who want it can gather a fine
crop of ice this year.
Many young folks have had fine sport
skating on Dixie" pond at the Cove.
George H. Elkinton has sold a building
lot on Delaware Avenue next the brick
house to Frank d. Munyan.
Some foul friend relieved VIM. P.
Shourds of ten chickens last Saturday by
breaking his hen house lock.
Mrs. John Giblin, has a duck which be-
gan laying more than a month before the
usual time, Valentines Day.
Councilman John L. Corson has pur-
chased the restaurant at 433 Callowhill
ST., Philadelphia, of Mrs. E. G. Haines,
nee Perry, and has taken charge.
William D. Torton celebrated his 18th
birthday on Wednesday. The occasion
was made a pleasant social event by
about forty relatives and friends calling
at the light house.
White Pine Balsam the best for coughs
and colds at Johnson's drug store. \
James Day got killed by the cars in
Wilmington on Thursday. For the
past twenty years lie has been living in
Delaware. Previous he lived in U. P.
Neck near Wrights school house.
John Conroy, husband Florence Woll-
ing, died in the Philadelphia Hospital, of
consumption on Tuesday, aged 80 years.
The funeral was held this Friday at John
Hogan's residence. Interment in En-
manuel Church yard.
A cold north wind which bore a light
now pulled the temperature down to $50
last Saturday. Sunday morning the tenn
perature was down to 100, the coolest O.
the season.. Monday it was at 200. The
rest of the week has been pleasant win
ter weather with the temperature between
24o and melting.
Witch hazel cream for chapped hands
at Johnson's drug store. \
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Personals.

Miss Mary Barnart, Of Philadelphia is
visiting her mother Elizabeth Barnart,
William Gallagher, OF Philadelphia,
was an oyer-Sunday visitor at his home
at the Cove.
Mrs. David johnson has been spending
a few days with her parents Capt. and
Mrs, James A. Denny.
Frank d. Munyan left OH Thursday for
Georgetown, S. c., where ne will buy
shad for a New York firm.
Misses Anna Sailor and Hannah Sum-
merrill spent Sunday with Mrs. David
Johnson in Philadelphia.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. H. Bilderback. of
Rochester, N. Y. are visiting his mother,
Mrs. Margaret Bilderback.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank D. Naylor, of Phil
adeIphia, spent last Saturday and Sun
day with relatives in Penn's Grove.
Mr.. Keasbey Butler, of Bridgeyille,
Del, spent from Saturday until Friday
with his sister, Mrs. VIM. Rraker at the
Cove.
Mrs. Nelson Munyan and son Morrison,
of Greenwich, are spending a few days
with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Andrew
Yourison.
Mrs. Leopold and son Is. Leopold, OF
Philadelphia, have been stopping this
. week with Mr.. and Mrs. David G. Simp-
kins. MI. Leopold has just returned
from a theatrical tour with the Thurbel
Master Co. His stage nam is Edy Blay,
re.
Mrs. Ellen NJ. Holton has been spend.
ing a week in Camden with Mr.. and
Mrs. VIM. S. Avis, also visited Rev. L.
w. Parsels, of Philadelphia, whose fam.
lily are intimate friends. Rev. Parsels is
the leader of the Annual Camp Meeting
at National Park, and Pastor of the M.
E. Church at 18th and Whorton ST.
Philadelphia.
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Natura1fsts Meet.

A mid-winter meeting Of the Delaware
Valley Naturalists Union, composed of
scientific societies in southeastern Penn
sylvania Delaware, and west New Jersey
will be held next Saturday afternoon
and, evening, at the University of Penn
s%ylvania, Bath and Spruce Streets, Phila-
delphia. All persons interested are cord
tally invited.
At 2 o'clock DR.; John NJ. MacFarlane
will give an address on Mature in Every
day life", after which the visitors will
visit either Biological Hall, Greenhouses
and Vivarinm, or Free Museum OF Science
and Art.
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rannL1 .LeAnlnRs

Mrs. Halle Linch the roral mat car
rer Of route MOI from Elmer has been
discharged ard Joseph Mayhem ta5 been
appointed. THE charges against her were
"ineaaiency and i8subor]inatiou'
She declares her dismissal @ss o9nsg.r.
@gg IF postmaster Adam Kapdal, O. Elmer
who wanted a politician who car vote as
mai oariar sae mas the oniJ wsa.
rural msji carrier in south jersey.
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. L--A-.4a 80 =. niviItuci Ui VIE DOaTu oI
HealCh to fill the unexpired term OF DR..
Henry NJ. Flanagan, deceased.
Engineer Star presented a letter from
Haines Bros. well drillers, who stated
| that they had found water at Perkintown
Mill Dam and that the quality is good.
The we'll will furnish about $50 gallons
per minute. The water comes from a
coarse white sand and gravel which is
under about 115 feet of red and white
clay. 1t will be impossible for any for
eign matter to contamlnate it.
No action was taken OIL the Ordinance
giving a contract to the Gas Company to
light the borough, because there was not
a majority Of the Councilmen present,
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In The Merry springTime.

In the merry springtime the f~estives ma.
laria microbe, goeth forth determined to
c~olonize every. human organism. If this
arch foe has invaded your system allow us
to suggest Rydales Tonic. This remedy
frees the blood from malaria microbes eli
inmates poisonous matter from the system,
strengthens the nerves, and restores 70.
bust health. Rydales Tonic is guaranteed.
]. Sweeten, Jr. PENIS Grove;P. P. Sweet
en-, Pedricktown.
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Executors Notice.

Daniel v. Summerill. Jr., executor of Anna
NJ. Henry, deceased. by direction Of the Sur
rogate of the County of Salem, hereby gives
notice to the creditors of the said Anna NJ.
Henry, deceased, to bring in their debts, de-
mands and claims against the estate of the
said deeedent, 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
DANIEL V. SUMMERILL, JR.,
Dated January II, 1865 lib st. Executor.
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Gloucester County News

Howard Y. Locke has been reappoint.
ed postmaster at Swedesboro.
Senator Dryden has informed the Glou-
cester County Freeholders that the bill
setting aside twenty acres of the old Red
Bank battle ground has passed the Senate.
This historical place will be in care .oi
the Gloucester County Historical Society.
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~.

There is not an ache u pain that can be
reached externally that Cacuet be KILLED"
10 n lew 1iaute ny The use o. Elii0tt's
GQlu.-i8e Oil LiuimenE. RUb il on the
ahec.ed nalt ana tue pain .il. socA dis
appear. Full 1-2 pint bottle, 25 cents. J.
Sweeten, Jr. PENIS Grove; P. P. Sweeten
Pedricktown.
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Ancient and Modem advice about how
to acuuire wealth

Ancient and Modem advice about how
to acquire wealth.
The ancient sages' 'sure road to wealth.
was be temperate in all things, be eeonom-
ical always" Modern life, with it's rush
methods in business requires that keep
healthy be added to the old adage.
Every body knows how to be temporal
and most people how to be economical, but
few know how to keep perfectly hee hy.
Qver-eatipg, Irregular habits. neg'eet ere
derange the stomach, liver, and bowels.
causing Indigestion. torpid live orsiipa-
ton etc. Rydales Tablets arc nafores hes.
ally when such condition exist Tht
Stomach Tablets will siget sour fsoa.
strengthen your digest; ofra.s and cure
your indigestion.
The Liver Tahlet Niil ag9uss YOU,
liver, stimulate op bowel aud 9blist
a regular, hes' ag Tab
lets insnre &C. r .leen, il
J PENIS Gre & vr
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GrOWrd Il More Baskets To The Bow Of Heaps

SWEDEsBoRo, n. j., November 4, 1904.
Mr.. G. B. SCHooLEY,
1913 N. 18th St., Philadelphia
DEAR SIR:-Last season l used your high grade sweet potato
fertilizer and the results have been so satisfactory that l am pleased
toilet you know just what they were. l used your fertilizer along
side of two other lea1ing brands, using the same plants and setting
the same day, using the same number of pounds of fertilizer 1000
Tbs. to the acre, without any manure(, with the following results:
Seventeen baskets more to the row of heaps, which was 10 hills
long, making an average of overon basket to the bundled hills
more than that obtained from either of the other brands used. You
may book my order for the coming. season for six tons of your
High Grade Sweet Potato Fertilizer.
Very truly,
(Signed) ELMER STILES.
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A farm of 80 acres in Eagletown, lately ten
anted by Charlton Phillips. Apply to
DANIEL w. JAQUETTE,
II Soft. P. D. Address, ~SharptOwn, N. j.
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For Rent.

A leather hitching strap with ring and snap
hook. The finder will oblige by returning to
owner. HARVEY SPARKS.
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Building Lots For Sale

On Delaware Ave. and Penn Street. AL
these lots are high and water good. a b.
had at reasonable rices. For particulars ap
ply to ASA G. TURNER.
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Half the double house on Church St., PENIS
Grove. For terms apply to Jos. D.. Norton,
adjoining tenant or
CHAS. w. NORTON,
l-202t. p D. Salem,~N.J j.
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Commissioners Sale
OF
REAL ESTATE
SALEM CoMMoN PLEAS

SALEM M M PLEAS.
In the matter of Partition
q eb aand q application of ORDER oFsALE.
By virtus of an order in the above stated
matter made by Hon. C. H. Sinnickson, Judge
OF Salem Common Pleas Court, the subscrib-
ers commissioners appointed In said matter
VIII sell at pnblic vendue in front of the Odd
EellOWS' Hall at Penn's Grove, Salem County,
New Jersey, on
SATURDAY, JANUARY %, 1906,
between the hours of II and S O'Clock in the
afternoon of said day to-wit, at 2 o'clock p. M,
the IOIi0wing described parcel of land in the
Jersey.
Beginning in the middle of the public road
Ieadlng from Helms Cove to Pedricktown and
runs bounding on the lot of land formerly
owned by Thomas Biddle South thirty-ive
and a half degrees East five chains and fifty
Inks to a Black Oak in the corner of said lot;
thence bounding on John HoltOn lot Qater
owned by Clayton Denny North thirty-three
and t~hree-quarter degrees East two chains and
hIty-elgnt links to the Matilda HOltOn lot Qat-
er owned by Joseph A. Cann) thence bounding
on the same North f0rty-nine degrees West
TOUR chains and fifteen links; thence still
bounding on said lot, North fifty-nine degrees
MeSt passing over the centre OF the welD and
between the house on the lot OF said Joseph A.
cam and the house ON the lot herein describ-
ed one chain and twenty-five inks to the west
corner OF said Joseph A. Cams lot in the mid
ole OF the aforesaid road thence down the
middle OF said road South thirty-three degrees
west TO the Beginning. Containing One acre
and eleven hundredths of an acre more or
less, being the sam premises formerly owned
by Samuel M. Raine, conveyed to him by John
Summerill and wife by deed dated June 23d,
1853, recorded in Salem County Clerks ONCE
In Book No. % OF deeds, page 173, and after
ward conveyed to Priscilla Raine who died
seized thereof.
Conditions at sale.
Dated Dec. Goth, 1904.
JAMES D. TORTON,
BENJAMIN FEATHERER,
SEDGWICK r. LEAP,
Commissioners.
E, S. FOGG. ATTORNEY 10 90 f
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Notice.

My wife Hildra, having left my bed n
board, without just cause. / hereby notify all
persons against barboring or trusting her, as
! will pay 10 bills contracted by her.
Dated Jan IS, 1905. WALTER ALLEN.
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BETHEL METHODIST PROTESTANT

Pastor Tushingham will preach Sunday
morning on "Elijah's Victory" evening
on Gone thing | know" Revival service
in Sunday School after the lesson. Chris
tian Endeavor meeting at Z P. NJ.
The union revival meetings III St.
Pauls Church have been we'll attended
this week. There were several at the al
tar and some were converted.
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Township Settlement.

The annual settlement of the Township Com
mittee of Upper PENIS Neck Township will
take place at.Central School House, on Satur.
day, February 4, 1905, at 10 o'clock A. M.
JOS. (. CLARK,
20-2t. Chairman.
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FRIDAY, JANUARY 20, 1905.

VENDUES
Feb. 13-Jos. Dolbow. below Auburn.
Feb. 24-John M. Bevis, near Penn's Grow
Jan. -3l-Morel Smith, near PENIS Grove,
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Joseph Ewell, Lower Alloways Greek
George d Robinson, Qulnton-
Alvin w. Davis, Quinton.
Judge swayze called the attention OF
the grand jury to the murder OF Joseph
Muse at Fenwick last June and to the re-
port that gambling had beer carried on.
He also notified counsel that hereafter he
expected aq supreme and circuit court
mt,N I'm of;.,a;a
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for sale by the ton or boat load Delivered at
nearest point by water. Apply to
LEWIS W. HOLMES,
s-12-6m. Penn's Grove. MI.
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with MIR. ana Mrs. mos. " eaCnu1u, of
S~wedesboro.
Mrs Harriet Firestone desire to thank
those vino 50 kindly lent their assistance
in the time of her recent bereavement.
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Teachers Examination.

Notice is hereby given hi the regular Feb.
ruary examination of candidates for teachers
certificates, all grades, will be held in the Sa-
lem High School, Friday and Saturday, Feb
ruary 3 and 4, 1905, commencing at 6-3UA. NJ.
]. A. WENTZELL,
l13-2t. Salem ca. Superinfendent-
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For Sale.
For Rent.

A house and lot on East Main Street. Apply
to GEO. w. FENnIMORE. lib
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No. 1881.
REPORT OF THE CONDITION OF THE
PENIS Grove National Bank

AT PENIS GROVE,
In the State of New Jersey, at the close Of
business, January II, 1905.
RESOURCES.
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Schoolgirls
HIGH Grade Sweet Potato
FERTILIZER
%Surpasses Competition
Mr.. G. B. S~cHooLEY,

Mr.. G. B. SCHooLEY,
1913 n. 18th St, Philadelphia, Pa.
DEAR SIR:-Last season 1 used your High Grade Sweet Potato
Fertilizer IN competition with two other well known brands. |
foLnd that your goods were dry and smooth and drilled more evenly
than the others, and the production results were so far beyond my
expectations, that my order of last season you may double. In set
ting my plants l used the same variety with all brands of fertilizer,
and the result was that | obtained ten baskets to the row of heap
more than that obtained from either of the two other brands. which
was very satisfactory to me, and should be fattering to you.
Yours truly,
(Signed) CLARENCE HAMPTON =
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Church Notes.
ST. PAUL's METHODIST EPISCOPAL.

ST. PAULS METHODIST EPISCOPAL.
DR.. Stephenson will speak Sunday
morning on Bringing Souls to Christ
Why2" In the evening his topic will be
ssThe Rich Fool" illustrated with three
paintings,
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The Penn Grove Rtcoa

Entered at the Post Office at PENIS
Salem county, N. j., as second class