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The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1906-07-31

Sailors practicing with small arms on
the French cruiser Dupetit Thousars,
shot and killed Lieut. Clearance Edwards
navigating officer Of the L. s. cruiser
Chattanooga. Officers of the Chatta-
nooga asked the Frenchmen to stop fir
ing, but they did not desist until Ed
wards had been killed.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1906-07-31
RAP PAHANN0CK BAPTIST
ASSOCIATION

The Rappahannock Baptist Associa-
tinu WAS i'm session last week at liar-
mony Village Baptist church, Middlc,ex
county. The sessions were well attended
and interesting Good reports were
made from the churches and societies
and the work in the Association the past
vear w1s encouraging.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1906-07-31
NEXT STEP IN MILEAGE CASE

Attorney General Anderson says that
the next step in the 2-cent railway fare
case. the Churchman act, would be an
appeal to the Supreme Court OF Appeals
OF Virginia by the Commonwealth. The
case may finally reach the u. 5. Supreme
rOnrt
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1906-07-31
LIGHTNING KILLS TWO
Same Bolt Shocks TREE Others and Tears
House 10 Pieces.

AtAlberene, Albemarle county, Friday,
lightning struck the house OF u. &. Gay,
killing Mrs Gay and her brother, Chris
tus Gay. severely shocking Mr. Gay and
two children, and tearing the building
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1906-07-31
VIRGINIA TROOPS GO TO CAMP

Six hundred men of the Seyenty-frst
Infantry Regiment, Virginia Volunteers,
have gone to Chickamauga, Ga, Tor Il
stay of eight days in the national camp OF
instruction located there. The regiment
is commanded by Col G. C. Vaughn.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1906-07-31
VIRGINIA MILITARY INSTITUTE
LEXINGTON. VIRGINIA.

GNth year. Stat, Military, Scientific
and Technical School Thornnghcour~r-
of general and applied chemistry. AMI ln
Electrical and civil Engineering. De-
gree of graduate iu academic cour~.. and
degrees ali Bachelor of Science in f'chi-
cal Courses. All expenses including
clothing and incideutal~. provided at
rate OF $500 per auuum, ~ an average
for the four years. exclusive oi outfit
For Information address
SCOTT SHIP. Supt
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1906-07-31
STATE MEDICAL ASSOCIATION

The Virginia State Medical Associa-
ton will meet in Charlottesville August
Sth. and continue until the 18th.
1t is expected that five hundred physi-
clans from distance will attend.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1906-07-31
LET THE COMMISSION ACT

LET TIE COMMISSION ACT
The Corporation Commission in
refusing to require the railroad com
panies to carry ont the provisions of
the Churchman two cent mileage act
simply followed the decision OF the
Corporation Court of stanton,
holding that the law is unconstitn-
tional. This, we believe is the al
most unanimous opinion OF the bar
of this State. and il seems there Is
nothing wrong in either decision.
Something remains to be done,
however. and that something is the
PRONUNCIATION of a fiat two cent rate
by the Corporation Commission to
b. effective on every railroad in Vir-
ginia. A resolution requesting the
Commission to take such action
passed both branches OF the last
Legislature, and we may readily
conclude that the resolution was in
tended to meet the very conditions
which have arisen, tO-wit. members
OF both House and Senate, believing
that the Churchman act would fail
to stand the test Of the courts,
thought it wise to provide for such
a contingency by passing the
Booker resolution. There seems no
good reason why the Corporation
Commission should hesitate to pro-
mulgate the two cent rate, since it's
act would be constitutional and
would meet a strong demand from
all over the entire State. Other States
have adopted the fiat rate OF two
cents. and we are informed that the
lawis working in most satisfactory
manner to the people, and perhaps
to the railroads also.
1t is believed that the increase in
travel in Virginia at the twocent rate
would more than Offset to the rail-
roads the reduction in the price OF
transportation.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1906-07-31
FLOOD ON BRYAN COMMITTEE

Congressman fl. ID. Flood has been ap-
pointed member of the reception com
mittee to arrange for the entertainment
and banquet to be t.ndered W. j. Bryan
ON his arrival from England.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1906-07-31

The Free Lance is prepared to do all
kinds of job printing in frst-class style
at moderate prices.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1906-07-31
p. hCRACKEN, BRO. q co.,
-wHoLEsALE AND RETAII-

WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
GROCERS and LIQUOR DEALERS.
OHer Ton Thousand Gallons PURE RYE and
Boz RBON WHISTLES .run the fD.ir ing welt
known dstillrric-. Grnfs & TO-. ~ Ohio. 30, ne
County histilling Co.. Of kentucky. Monte 10
pstilery, Of Maryland md ". +. GRAZ on
rennsy lynnla.
Agents for Bergnor \ Enge's Lager Bess
They also offer staple and Fancy GrOcss4s.
Agricultural Imp.omensa. Seeds. duen0 nnd
Cement.
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z. K. WHEELER
FUNERAL DIRECTOR & EMBALNfR
Not Peddlers, But Here to Stay

and we are prepared 10 protect your
homes barns and the lives ot your fam
lilies from any damage by lightning. We
handle only the best goods and guaan-
tee an work and give policy oi 5000
ON each building against Any damage by
lightning. oar experience lor nine years
over the same counties has proven that
we give absolute projection. All orders
given our salesmen viii receive prompt
attention and erected 10y skilled work
men
virginia Lightning Conductor Co.
Office aud wamroom Oh f. street.
jacobs Yard. fredericksburg Va. W.
r. Smitten. Mgr, j. W. Jones. Asst Mgr.
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County Court.

The Decembr term OF Court opened in
the Court House. Salem, on Tuesday
Judge Trenchard a~nIloulI,9 that he
would hear no civil suits because OF JI,e
volume of business requiring his atten-
ton i'll the Errors and Appeals branch.
He therefore, ordered all the Supreme
and Circuit Court issues referred to
Circuit Judge, Allan B. Endicott.
GRAND JURORS.
j. Bernard Hilliard, George H. Carpenter,
William Johnson, Salem A. Smith Reeves,
Elsinboro John Tyler, James Freas, Man
nington John BuZby, William Robbins, Clay
Langley, Pittsgrove Andrew s. Harris. j.
Jefferson Kelly, Quinton Lemuel Greenwood,
Elmer james W. CARL, Joseph B. Anderson,
l.. A. Creek, Jacob House, George w. Darrell,
Alloway Elwood G. Peterson, Woodstown
Frank j.. Gayenta, j. Sweeten, Henry j.
Biohm, PENIS Grove Ebenezer Zane, Upper
Lower PENIS Neck.
In his brief change Judge Trenchard
told the grand jury they had a right to
investigate the reported u~nsanitary and
unhealthy condition of the Almshouse
and indict those responsible, if true.
George A. Citizens, of Salem, was chosen
clerk OF the Grand Jury, to succeed Ben
jamin f. Wood, who has served for over
twelve years
SIX BILLS FOUND
The Grand Jury returned six indict-
ments, as folio WIS:
Michael Prior, keeping a disorderly
house at the "Half Way" house ON the
Salem and Bridgeion pike, plead guilty.
David FL. Hoffman, drunk and disord-
erly, plead guilty.
Anna Holmes and Elsie simpkins, for
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'E Tsz New Overcoat!

We want every Young
Man in town to see it.
It's certainly a beauty.
Drop in any day and see
this handsome newcomer in
Overcoats.
If you want "the" Coat,
you'll certainly leave your
Overceat money here. It's
money here. It's by all odds
the smartest Coat that has
been offered the trade for
many a day.
The Tailoring and the ia
orc IS the limit of fine
Overeoat production, while
the new cut is the
Limit of "Swaggerdom"
You are always as well
come to look as to buy.
1t affords US pleasure TO
show our garments.
The price however is
meaningless until Won
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PERSONAL MENTION.

Harold Bisbee is home from Oberlin
College, Ohio.
Mrs. Harry A. Dalbow, has been spend
ing the week in New York City, with her
husband.
Miss Bessie Townsend has entered the
employment of Strawbridge & Clothier,
OF Philadelphia.
Preston Burgess moved to Wildwood
last week where he has employment with
Charles E. Barber.
Linford A. Denny has accepted a po-
sition as agent for the Prudential Insur-
ance Company in Salem.
Miss Mea Fetters, Mr.. Enos Rates, of
Camden have been visiting their parents
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Hates.
Send the PENIS Irove RECORD to a
distant friend. No better Christmas pres
ent can be given. 1t saves letter writing.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Pedrick, of
Bridgeport, spent Tuesday with their
daughter, Mrs. Mark G. Dolbow shopping
in Wilmington.
Bishop G. G. McCabe, who was. to have
presided at the New Jersey M. E. Con-
ference next March. died in New York
on Wednesday.
Thomas S. Flanagan has moved nto
Arthur H. Green's farm in Oldmans
township. Louis Prash followed him on
William G. Summerill's farm.
Howard H. Walker, who is bookkeeper
for the Campbell Soup Co., in Camden,
spent last Sunday with his parents, Mr..
and Mrs. w. F. Walker.
George Woodruff has gone to Birming-
ham, Alabama to seek employment OH a
railroad. He gained some experience on
the Penn's Grove branch last fall.
Fred G.. Kille, who has had a position
for some years at Carneys Point has been
transferred by the Powder Company to
P%ompton Lake. He left last Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry G. Webb, OF Della
ware City, returned home on Tuesday
after spending a few days with her moth
er, Mrs. Samuel Pedrick, in Upper Penn's
Neck township.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Claypoole, who
have been in Lorain, Ohio for, two years,
are visiting her father, Walter S. Spring
er. They decided to visit their relatives
in Philadelphia and PENIS Grove before
starting for San Francisco the first of
next year.
Mr.. and Mrs. John M. Barber, who
had a vendue last week, will make their
home with their daughter, Mrs. Nelson
K. Davidson, in Oldmans township. Mr..
Barber gave up farming because he was
so badly afflicted with rheumatism. AL
bert B. Layton will till their farm near
PENIS Grove.
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PEDRIcKTowN.

Dec 18-Lawreuce Huber has b0ught
Creighton's farmformerly known as tbe
ris farm. Shadrack Snyder will mOye
Mr.. Creighton will move to Philade at
Richard Corson and family, of Wool
VIM. Morrison, wife and SON, of Pbilaoe
MI. and Mrs. VIM. Burk. D.R. Morrinso
daughter were guests with Mi. and Ms.
Morrison on Sunday.
The entertainment given by the 70
League last Saturday was a big succas
pronounced one of the finest ever giyfn
by local talent.
Mr.. and Mrs Frank Titus e%ntertained
Fred. Hicks, of Philadelphia, duringtt,e
Harry Green spent Tuesday in New
City.
Clarence Doughten is quite sick at the
of John Hertz.
Rev. b. G. Lippincott, of Ocean
preached in the M. Il. Church both ~
and evening of last Sunday.
Miss Myrtal Gayenta,of Repaupo. )
Sunday at eel Reymers.
Miss Sara .hten, is spending 5;
weeks in PHI shia.
Miss Nary Istice, OF Atlantlc1.
ing a feTy weeks with Mrs. Harvey jus
Born-tfp Mr.aud Mrs. Henry Chris
a daugh ter, December II, 1905.
The Be- lptist Sunday-school will Civ
Charles IN. Gabriel's famous cantatas.
Santa CFlaus' Doings'' in Red Mems 8
Christina rs night, December 25th. This
lSeS to be the best the school has eyer I
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Borohgh Countil

The regular meeting was held
day evening with councilmen
Smith, and Jordan present and n
ton presiding. Current bills wefs
paid. Mr.. Jordan reported that q
P. Wright could bring cinders soon
gravel could be bought of w. G. L.
with no tail board aud Zoe a load Y
tail board in wagon. He also rep
water laid on Pitman st. since
Harker had curbed his lot. On ms
Street Committee was autharized y
property owners and find out what 4
meut could be made for a drain o.
mer natural water course.
The water contract was discusseo
August the Water Company has BIZ
er in the superintendent office {
the pressure and a man to attend
pumps daily at Perkintown polo
Clerk was authorized to write to To
itor asking what action and advice !.
taken towards paying the bill.
A special meeting of the council
held Monday evening 31st to finish /
for the fiscal year. All bills SHOULD
the IL.
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H. Marshal Walker, a native of PENIS
who has been in the employ of
pc B. & O. Railroad Company for about
I've years, in Wilmington, joined the or
Er OF Benedicts last Friday, the 18th, by
|edding Miss Ida Mae King, of Wilm-
Egton. The RECORD wishes them much
y.
Mr.. Uriah Diver, of South Penn Grove
Ed Miss Elizabeth Newcomb, of Church
kwn, were married on Monday evening
. Rev. L. o. Manchester, at Sharptown.
he Record wishes them long life and
fuch joy.
George B. Rumsey and Miss Constance.
Eakin were married at the home OF
be bride on Tuesday, by Rev. w. V.
[ounderbough. Both are of Salem's best
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Winter begins to-day
Shortest day of the year.

Shortest day of the year.
Merry Christmas to all our readers.
The RECORD office will be closed all day
al Christmas.
A reduced fare to Wilmington was
, ade on the Ulrica last Monday and will
ntinue until Christmas. The 25c round
ID was reduced to 15c for adults and the
: for children to l0c.
Brushes, combs, fine soaps, perfumeries
d toilet powders suitable for Christmas
esents at Johnson's Drug store. 4
Great preparations are being made for
New Years Parade. All efforts are
ing put forth to make it a red letter
y in the history OF PENIS grove. The
yes will be on exhibition in ID. d.
APIS window next week.
About a hundred Italians arrived on
nday and Wednesday to help rush the
rk Oh Du Points water line. Some
10 were not pleased with the job left
5 week. 1t has been difficult to keep
IN at work in the trenches.
look best, last longest, prices to suit.
innings photographs, 307 Market
reet. Wilmington. *2eow
George Leech has moved into the house
South Broad street, above Church
Get, owned by Mrs. Elizabeth Lay
/. DIR. G. P. Lummis has moved into
S. Elizabeth Johnson's house adjoin-
the drug store, vacated by Mr.. Leech.
he United States Post Office Depart
mt has recently ordered the discontin-
ice of the post offices at Aldine and
lig Lane. The mail is now forward
to the former patrons of these officers
III the Elmer office by rural carrieas.
FOR HATs-Go to Dubell the halter,
H.. 3 East Third Street, Wilmington.
rgest stock and lowest price in that
The steamer Major Reybold made her
t trip between Philadelphia and Salem
/ Saturday. 1t is reported that she
never more be run on the Delaware
er because of her advanced age and
1t she will be taken to Southern waters
be run as a freight boat. A new and
t steamer will be put on the line be-
zen Salem and Philadelphia Iext
ing.
FOR SA1E-Twelve bicycles for from
ii to SIS. p. K. DUFFY.
T%iolinss banios, guitars and mandolins
D. Sheets's.
Dr.. C. Percy Lummis will move from
} Harmony St. to 247 Main st. adjoin-
Miss Areta Johnson's Drug Store,
day Dec. 81, 1906.
Before buying your Jewelry for Christ
S presents examine d. Sheets's stocks
White Pine Cough Balsam, the best
coughs and colds at Johnson's Drug
re. Il
Watches, rings, breast pins, cut glass
ntaln pens, and silver articles in
riety for Christmas presents to be had
D. Sheets's, Penn's Grove. X
souvenir post cards of PENIS Grove a
cialty at Johnson's drug store. n
CHRISTMAS REF
will have Eastern Pine Christmas
ses for sale after the 18th. S. r. Bowen
x Harmsny St.
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Church Notes.
EMMANUEL METHODIST EPISCOPAL

EMMANUEL EPISCOPAL
Rev. William Stone, Pastor
'astor's subject, Sunday morning, '"Tid-
of Great JOY" Evening, mo Room
4: the Inn"
.donday evening at 7.45 the Sunday
z lool will give their annual Christmas
ertainment consisting of lively music
/, tiled 1.-THE Songs of the Ages recita-
rs and exercises by the children.
ST. PAUL's METHODIST EPISCOPAL
". R. b. Stephenson, d. d., Pastor
Christmas sermon Sunday morning on
Will Jesus Christ Ever Come Again to
is Old World of Ours ?' Evening,
ing people, parents and children's
'oeting, under the auspices of the Sum
y-school> Superintendent, j. D. Torton
ssiding. Christmas decorations and
sic. Pastors address on 1.-The Christ
lid"
Monday evening, at 7.45. the Sunday
- Iool will give the cantata entitled
anita Claus Defenders" Admission,
Y cents.
ST. JAMES R. C. CHURCH
ACf' J3iilCc T.. hlOIIlSOu, lOT Ull6 pdSb
II years pastor OF st. Joseph's Roman
tholic Church at Woodstown and of
t James Church, Penn's Grove, has
IN promoted to the charge of St. Agnes
urch, Atlantic Highlands, to succeed
. late Rev. VIM. j. O'Farrell. Father
orrison will be succeeded at Woodstown
ID Penn's Grove by Rev. John A. Car
i, of st. Joseph's Church, Trenton.
BETHEL METHODIST PROTESTANT
Rev. Ii. r. BLAcKwooD, Pastor
sunday morning subject, "Shall l know
"a when Inject you in heaven?" even
:, Christmas and what it means to u.s.
cd song service at 80. A service will
held Christmas morning at 5 O. clock.
Cantata will be held Tuesday evening.
APTIsT HURCH
Rev. III. S. Kidd, Pastor.
Appropriate Christmas Topics on the
rd's Day, Dec. 23rd; Morning subject
lie Angels Message" Evening subject:
Dur Debt to the Master"
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TIME FOR [

st stock and the greatest assortment of the
ked up with great piles of them. Every Coz, 5
% than same quality of materials will be quoted
ade and better trimmed than you'll 6nd in til
Frs made these Coats of ours. We invite yo
lyercoats other stores offer you at the different pr
You'll buy ours. You can't help yourself. Our
d low.
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FOR CHRISTMAS GIFTS
D. Leap Makes Suggestions to be
Found i'm His Stock.

dBRELLAs. SOC to $500. Plain or ster-
lipg silver trimmed, wood, horn or gun
metal handles.
OWES of every description, 25c to 81.
IT CASES and bags, 81 to $3.50.
EcKwEAR for the holidays, 25c to 81.
} PENDERs in fancy boxes, Csc to 81.
FILTERS, SOC to So.
ANDKERcHIEFs, sc to SOC
.IIPPERs and RoMEos, 81 to So. so. Dodge
ielt slippers and Romeos for men, wo-
! men, misses and children.
JRBERs. The Goodyear Glove Rubber,
sizes to fit everybody.
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NEW JERSEY 4 WILMINGTON FERRY co.
Steamer UIrica.
Time table in erect Oct. 1st leO6

Time table in effect Oct. LIST. 1906
Week days.
Leaves Wilmington, 800 a. M, and 3.c0, p. m.
Leaves PENIS Grove. 10 90 a. M, 500 p. m.
Saturdays.
Leaves Wilmington, s a. IN 3, 500, 10 30 p. m
Leaves PENIS Grove. 10, a. m, S, 100 p. M.
sundays.
Leaves Wilmington, $780, a. M, 100. p. m.
Leaves PENIS Grove, 1870 a. H.. Up. M.
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PENNSyILLE

The st; ork lett a little girl with Mrs
lii A. lddle, of Washington, ID. c..
spendin g some time with her parents !,
Mrs. Ma than Steward, on the 9Th.
FredeI tick Biddle and son Garfield h.,
ed the NIecum farm neal Finn's Point d
move til ereon III the spring.
The tai II poplar trees in the church Va
heen cut{ down.
EdwarCa Steelman and Lydia, dauef
MI; n nMrs. Alfred Steward, were 10
on the 18TH at the BRIDES home.
Clinton Newell and Albert Poulson l
wood.
Captain JlameT
gasoline enegiis
Acton, rs he
small.
The M. E. s.,
mas entertainI
v
Frank Colso6
on Main STREE
Shoemaker, foI
A.. l.. Coll
town. to WI
has also soH
now Occupie
$1,000, to Mrs
Henry h
the sprinf
house in s
Steward
big hogs
l3,4o3. Tho
ZoD, and aver
Miss Ella s
Frank Stew.
Ulster Atkia
day with his m
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.nnuai settlement Of the r0Hnsh Cne,
7 Upper FennS Neck township siil H
Central school Houseou sAtur Hrr 7tFa
90 i0 o'clock a. NJ. jos. r. 80. il.
81 JleIr al
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The Long Oyercoat

Many Men are looking for
something smart in an Over
coat will want a long one.
The long cut Overcoat this
season is not SO baggy as last
year, and is cut more form
fitting at the waist line and
with more fullness at the
bottom. This gives the coat
a decidedly smart effect.
We have the correct ideas
and style freaks worked into
our coats and the Smart
Dresser can have
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MARIA s. PEDRIcK.

Emmanuel Cemetery yard beside her hus-
band. She was a sister to William A.
Sack.
MARIA S. PEDRICK.
died about midnight on Wednesday, aged
rs years. The funeral will be held Sat
urday morning at bet late residence 33335
South Broad Street at 1890. Services at
the house Interment in Emmanuel
Cemetary.
Miss Pedrick was the daughter of
Thomas G. Pedrick, a direct descendent
of Roger Pedrick who came over with
John Fenwick and bought 1000 acres
along Oldmans Creek which surrounds
Pedricktown. For the past eight years
she has been a great sufferer from rheu-
matism which deformed her limbs and
body. Death was a relief to her suffering
and heaven a great reward for her Chris
tan faith.
''Aunt" Maria was a consistent Chris
tian,a kind, generous and social neighbor
and one whose friendship was highly es-
teemed by those who knew her best.
A MARGARET TURKEIsoN
wife of Rev. John T. Turkefson, at Lake
Como, died suddenly, of heart disease, at
a neighbor's house, on Wednesday, Fun
eral services will be held on Monday in
Bethel Church, on the arrival of the l
P. M. train. She was the daughter of
Josiah Raine, of PENIS Grove, and aged
40 years.
LEWIS NJ. n
died suddenly at his home in Daretown
.on Thursday night of last week, aged SO.
A few weeks ago he was stricken with
apoplexy but nearly regained his usual
health. He kept store there for the past
twenty years. About twenty-five years
g he was with his uncle DIR. Mayhem
Johnson's drug stere in Penn's Grove.
He was insured in the Penn's Grove Con-
clave OF Heptasophs for 81, 1000.
ARTHUR GREEN WEBER
of Christiana, Del, died suddenly of APP
oplexy at the Stanton station, on Wednes-
day afternoon. The funeral will be held
on Saturday afternoon. He was a son OF
Thomas Weber. dec, who kept store at
Courses Landing in the fifties.
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Farm Let
Farm For ale.

Dee 1rT az prly9te sale my I'm Of ITO acres at
tract ana mdtTf polnt, lying be cen the DUPONT
11.9oz FURMANS Fa TON,
20 o. X f. d. Pei Is Grove. Nd
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Notice To Shad Eisha-~a-

We desire to inform the eoho.---
10 mat we are handling a new Oh Salem
INV fne c96inihg spring of 1907. This tbr .nlsaa 1or
made ii n agai Msf # fd I've meyer fsg had any comp isd9e
1een using it for many Years men u who have
IS' : In every way and proved to b mas oeen
Salem HCS co., Wiz Il he fe n Grove, our agent for Ar
men samples of our nettines af fa1w tne fisher
1I.22-et oLHER & ENGLISH -"h.
~ PHILADELPHIA. p
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HIS MINDS EYE SATISFIED

The best of fabrics, the
most skillful workmanship
and the artistic cutting make
a combination of Overcoat
elegance and perfection that
can not be surpassed.
If there are any better
Overcoats on earth than
ours, we are not aware of it
and have not seen them. /!
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Farm For Sal.

at ea farm Of q acres good for trt and eoen
10 central school House. Terms easv Ua
T-etf KEZIA LAYTON. Ah
Penn's Grove, N. IT.
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Building Lots For

nrasS ar pumping engine and 1900 Cal ~
S.3fftf '"PK WIN steel structure 20ft. hfeh ami
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On Delaware Ave. and Paw
Ibm a lots are high and water good sieGs. All
piv to reasonable rices. For particuianrss Ne
ASA G.. TURNER "p-
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"iie po US Ior
1912 st. '"AlFflf GS -
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- Nairs mated homer niIe0Ns. Can TMat
Us or Saturdays, l5a Griffith stree.. S.le...
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reve got the bis
econd floor il sta.
''by a dollar 0
ours are better
DIS BEST Ma
see what kind @
kn0W the result.
/, yet they are pr c
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For Rent,
For Sale.

A9g room over our butcher shop.
SLAPE &