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The Penn's Grove record., 1907-11-29
VIII be sold at public sale on
WEDNESDAY. DEC, IL, 1907

Will be sold at public sale ON
WEDNESDAY. DEC, IL, 1907
at the residence of thesubscrjber on the Casper
farm, near H~arTiSonYille IN
LOWER PFNNS NECK
township the following personal property:
ST0CK-O Grey mare Maud coming 7 yrs.
old in foal, good worker or driver, ~ gray
horse Prince Z yrs. fine horse double or single,
(3) gray horse Doc Z yrs. old perfectly gept,a
good worker and driver, IL Gay horse DicR
yrs. old good to work or drive, 5 good COWS, i
heifer coming 2 yrs. old very promising. year
ling Guernsey bull, HOlstein bull calf, l brood
SOW, 7 pigs.
WAGONS, IMPLEMENTS, &c
Heavy wagon 4 inch tread, Denny make,
heavy wagon nearly new narrow tread in good
running order mai ket wagon in good condition
cart 3 inch tread Denny make, nearly rev )
buggy good as new, Mccormick moving
machine in first class cutting order, McCor-
new last spring smoothing harrow, 2two-horse
plowS One-horSe pillow, gang pillow nearly new,
2 cultivators, Planet Jr. cultiyator, weeder,
marker, corn cOyerer nearly new, sweet potato
hitler, fodder cutter, corn shelter been used but
little, set shelving, stalk sled corn, 100 baskets,
forks, ShovelS. hoes and other articles too
tedious to mention.
HARNESS-2 sets double harness, 2 sets
carriage harness, cart harness, nearly new 2
set fly nets, double set half traces, set yoke
straps. collars. brides, lines. ha1ters, &c.
100 BUSHELS OF CORN
Sale to begin at z. M. Conditions at sale.
Geo. Elk, Auct, FRANK F. ARMSTRONG.
Ii. B. KeaSby, clerk. 1l292 t
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PERSONAL MENTION and SOCIAL NOTES
The whereabouts And Doings OF
= Good People You Know

iHO Anu DOIHSS "
:, Good People You Know
MSS n,sf Mamie Burk, OF PENIS Grove
spent Saturday i'll Mullica nh!
Messrs. j. Summerill Diver and w. h.
Rogers, of New York, are home for a few
days.
Mrs. S. B. Henry, OF New York, spent
Monday with her mother Mrs. M. ).
Simkins.
Capt. Philip Reybold, of Wilmington
spent Sunday with his brother, Anthony
Reybold.
Frank Munyan and family have return
ed home from Long Branch, where they
have been since last June.
Mrs. George Steelman has been enter
tanning her nephew, Howell Leap, OF
Camden.
Harry G. Buel, junior clerk at Rob-
bins Pharmacy, is spending a week with
his mother in Harrisburg, Pa.
Mrs. Howard Barnes and sons have
been visiting her sisters, Mrs. Gilbert
F. Compton and Mrs. Joseph d. Nor
ton.
John Adelbert Higgins was among the
attorneys who passed the recent ex-
animation before the State Board to
a counsellor at law.
The annual reunion of the Rev. JOS. O..
Summerill family was held at Mrs. Z. 5.
Rogers's. Those present from a distance
we're Mr.. and Mrs. James White, OF Null
lica Hill; Mr.. and Mrs. Jos. ]. Summerill
and daughter Gertrude, of Woodbury..
The friends OF Mr.. David G. Simpkins
will be pleased to learn that he left the
University Hospital, Philadelphia, last
Saturday greatly improved in health after
a critical operation and ten weeks con-
finement there on his back. He is now
ecovering strength at the home OF his
daughter, Mrs. Thomas Taylor, in Phila-
delphia.
A very delightful party was given to
Miss Mary and Hattie Locuson at their
new home in Philadelphia, Wednesday
evening, Goth. Mr.. Joseph Stout Locu-
son entertained the guests with music.
an elaborated supper was served. At a
late hour the friends, left all expressing
themselves as highly pleased with the
fine entertainment.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. K. Munyan, MIR. and
rs. VIM. L. Denny, Mr.. and Mrs. Boyd
Westcott, Miss Edith Denny, Carmen
Denny and Mr.. Arthur Munyan, all Of
Camden, spent Thanksgiving with Mrs.
Theo. Elsh. Mrs. Elsh rendered Mrs.
Munyan a birthday surprise party OH
Wednesday evening. About thirty
friends came in, each bringing her a
towel. An enjoyable evening was spent
at the close of which Mrs. Fish served
clam chow der in abundance and the
guests departed wishing Mrs. Munyan
many happy returns of the day.
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Novl27-Nicbolas Holeton, of National
Park, is spending a few days with rela
tives in this vicinity.
Robert Tull's residence aud store at
National Park We're burned to the ground
OH Sunday night. 1t is supposed the fire
was caused by mide chewing matches.
Samuel Dennis has moved fromSwedes
boro into part ofLemuel Reymer's double
house.
Henry Holton has bought Ebenezel
Sparks house, occupied by jacobson.
Wesley Sparks will move onto Frank
Titus's farm.
J Mr.. and Mrs. Horace Sparks have be-
gun house keeping in part Of Mrs. Mary
Wages house.
Miss Belle Sparks, of of Penn's Grove,
has been spending a few days with Mrs
Hamilton Pedricktown.
Mrs. Maria Layton and James Works
MANS houses are being painted.
Harvey springer is somewhat crippled;
the result of bailey cutting both feet at
the Powder works.
FreelandSparks and family spent part
OF the week in Philadelphia.
Mrs. VIM. NJ. Burk is entertaining her
sister Mrs. Richard Corson, Of Woodstown.
Miss Julia B. Leaning was home from
Philadelphia part of the week.
Mrs. Chas, Swaverly spent Thanksgiv-
ing with Krokenberger's at Calrksboro.
Mrs. Perry tenton has returned from a
few days stay in Philadelphia.
o. ID DaIr;o1- 80 -, DoI{;,oro Ma
for a few days.
Mrs. Harry Justice has a Blasius piano.
Rev. J. E. Shaw and family are spend
ing a few days of this week with relatives
in Burlington.
Miss Ola Bidwell will give a recital in
the NJ. E. churth on Thursday evening,
December 5. Miss Bidwell comes very
highly recommended as a singer of more
than ordinary ability as a sneaker and
musician. A re~e treat is promised. Adj
missjcn zoe and 15c for children.
The Junior League Social held in the
nall last Friday night proved a success.
A large crowd was present than ever be-
fore. After a program by the children a
social time was spent after which refresh
ments was served by the little folks in
bright colored caps and aprons. The
hall had been previously decorated for
the evening.
Mrs. Richard Gordan, of Atlantic City,
spent Sunday with her parents Mr.. and
Mrs. Mhos. Robinson.
Mrs. Harvey S. Justice has returned
from a visit in Philadelphia.
The Junior Endeavor Of the Baptist
Chuach will hold fair and festival in
Red Mems Hall on Saturday afternoon
and evening, Dec. 18th.
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The SUBSCRIBERS, administrators OF the estate
lie yendue, on the farm lately occupied by
said decedent, on the road from Penn'S Grove
to Pedricktown, Salem County, New Jersey,
on
WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER A, 1907
beginning at II NJ. sharp, all the following des-
cribed property, lately belonging to said de-
ceased, viz:-
-STOCK-Large Bay horse 6 yrs. old, exceed
ingly good farm horse also fair driver, bay
horse : yrs. old, good driver and worker 4
good Holstein cows, all young.
2 fine shoats, 1000 chickens, turkeys anG-scks.
"WSSAGoNS. MACHINERY, IMPLEMENTS,
HARNESS. good heavy wagons, 2 carts, 2
buggies, one new market wagon, Sielgh, NOW,
ing machine. horse rake. z horse Contlnental
tread power, Pierpoint sweep power, Quaker
City iced mill, No. 80 Ross fodder cutter. lot
of betting, 2 keystone fertilizer drills, corn
shelter, Wistar fan mill beg sealder with
ground plow, Planet Jr- potato digger, z plan,
ct Jr, potato harrows, 10 iron cultfvators, 3
smoothing harrows, 2 gang pl0ws, potato MI
Ter. 4 sets half chain harness, double carriage
harness, 3 sets single harness, lines. collars,
brides, and head haIters, hay fork, with ropes
and blocks, patent beam 5OO, log chains, sew;
eral sets of chain traces ard breast chains, 3
grind stones, 3 sporting boards, buffalo robes
set of carpenter tools, lot of shovels and FORK,
scytheS, axes, etc. set heavy wagon springs.
H0TRED SASH-l46 hotbed sash, $50 sash
bed ~rafters. 500 chestnut posts, lot OF doors
sash, shutters. blinds and lumb + OF all kinds
some new, Zn0B-nOuSe Stoves Will pfpts
+ WOOD LOrS-No's II and 20 of a sale made
by VIM. johnson agent for M. j. Shape and
S. b. Boon. This timberis fair size oak and the
tract is situated on the Misery road on the
farm recently tenanted by VIM. H. jess, ad.
Joins John Bishops place. Purchaser Will
have until March rs. 1908 to remove timber.
HAY. CORR, MANFRED tons horse hay,
Is tons meadow hay. 800 bushels Corn on ear,
100 tons manure, 100 heaps OF stalks, lou Oh Ier-
REX WIND MILL COMPLETE.-50ft 4. tower
SIT. wheel, IS Dbl. lhin. cypress tank, 5; pump
brass cylinder. 2 regulators, SAin. non freeze
ing MIGRANTS. 1900 II. gal. pipe OF various sizes
with couplings, combination, iron pipe, wise,
pipe cutter, racket stock and dies. This Is one
| OF the best mills on the market. Is perfectly
new having never been erected.
Terms Of sale. On all sum OF $40 and undel
cash, above $40 a credit of 10 months VIII De
given by purchaser giving note with approx
ed security payable at Penn's Grove Nationa
LYDIA Al. McCARSON
ALEXANDER j. McCAkSON
Adms. of John McCarson deceased
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He Fought at Gettysburg.

David Parker, of Fayette, N. Y, who
lost a foot at Gettysburg writes: Electric
Filters lave done me more gooe than any
medicineI every took, For several years
l had stomach trouble, and paid out much
money for medicine to little purpose, until
| began taking Electric Bitters. l would
not take $500 tor what they have done for
me-" Grand tonic for the aged and for female
weaknesses. Great alternative a nd body
builder; sure cure for lame back and weak
kidneys. Guaranteed by B. Arete johnson
druggist. SOC.
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School Entertainment

{.5rv nleasino entertain, Were
t,s,s 4 Penr,L Groya soLno} gnd.
u@s13y afternoon which wer reciated
3T d e parents present, wis e favor
7t@ impressed with the edit 3nal pro-
2 being made by the pup nder the
mt corps Of teachers.
H. the high school, besides readings,
lgs and Rotations, a debate was
he'd subject: "Resolved that the motto,
IA God we trust should be taken off
.3a DIN" Affirmativ We, Emma Dalbow,
Hazol Woodruff;negative Ethel Peterson,
s-aila Wainwright. The judges were
H. R. Blackwood, Mrs. John
Jr. and Miss Gamble, who took
Hlch interest in the subject and decided
mould not be taken off.
fu the lower grades the exercises were
raining and the little treats greatly
ela yed.
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MARRIED

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. NJ. E..
parsonage, on November 2, 1907, by the
Rev. G. b. Ogden, Mr.. George Howard
Norton to Miss Gertrude Chester, both Of
Sharptown.
PLUMMER-SHEPPARD-A the
Presbyterian manse, Salem, by Rev. W,
n. Louderbough, November Is, 1907,
Charles Walker Plummer to Miss Mary
Emma Sheppard, both of Salem.
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A Head Debt to Paw

"I owe a debt of gratitude that can
never be paid off," writes F.S. Clark, of
Westfeld, Iowa, 'for my rescue from
death, by DR.. Kings New Discovery.
Both lungs were SO seriously affected
that death seemed imminent, when |
commenced taking New Discovery. The
ominous dry, hacking cought quit before
the first bottle was used, and two more
bottles made a complete cure" Nothing
has ever equaled New Discovery for coughs,
colds and all throat and lung complaints.
Guaranteed by B. Arete johnson, druggist.
Soc and $1.00. Trial bottle free
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Notice 10 Creditors

William A. Summerih, administrator Of
William Weber, deceased. by direction
of the Surrogate of the County of Salem,
hereby gives notice to the creditors of the
said William Weber, 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 administrator.
WILLIAM A. SUMMERIIL,
Administrator.
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Notice tn Creditors
Salem County Surrogate's Office
ESTATE OF SARAH A. HAGAN

Pursuant to the order of Loren P. Plum er.
Surrogate of the county Of Salem, made on the
twenty-second day of October, 1907, on the APP
of the estate OF Sarah A. Hagen d deceased, no.
tice is hereby given to the creditors of said de-
ceased, to exhibit to the subscriber, admins
traitor as Aforesaid, their debts and demands
against the said estate, under oath or afirma-
ton, within nine months from the date Of tile
aforesaid order, or they will be forever barred
of their actions therefor, against the said SUBJ
Scriber. BENJAMIN ENGLISH ~
Administration
Dated Salem, NJ, October q. 1870 1O.25.9r
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Wilbur F. Sparks has broken ground
for a new house next to H. j. Blohm's.
S. R. Bowen has bought a fine black
horse OF Warren Cochran.
PENIS Grove was never in such high
glee as this week. With three shows i'll
town, two being every night and the
Firemen's parade made much a doing.
Loren P. Plummer, was sworn in as
Surrogate for the third term OF five years
on Goth. The office is now on a salary
basis of So, 1000. All fees go to %thecounty'
The Salem County Teachers Associ-
alton will hold its regular quarterly
meeting on Saturday, December 9TH, in
the Methodist Church at Elmer.
Some farmers did not finish husking
corn until this week. The seasons have
have been a month late this year and
some corn which was husked early is
spelling in the crib.
Salem's race track was sold last Satur-
day for $1,000. ]. S. Red strake bid it in
for the directions of the Salem Horse Show
and Athletic Association who had a claim
for $500. against it. The buildings will
be retained and the place used for racing.
Harry Eckley, who had his foot mash
ed and torn at the Powder Mill on Thurs
day of last week, had his leg cut off below
the knee at Cooper Hospital on Friday.
The distressing manner of his injury gave
him such a shock that his life was des-
paired off, but from latest reports he was
recovering as we'll as possible.
While a few farmers have lone well, as
an average the farmers both landlords and
tenants in this region have not more than
made expenses the past two years. That
is the reason several farms are for sale and
there will be many changes among tenants.
Sweet potatoes are worth So 80 a barrel,
an increase Of ST. so in six weeks, because
of the scarcity. Very few were stored in
this region, because most everybody's
had the black rot and many were lost
last year.
The re-dedication of Emmanuel Church
since the additions have been built to
the sides and front will take place III
Sunday. Rev. Horace w. Bolton, D. D.,
of Wilmington, will speak at the NOM
ing service and Presiding Elder, ]. Nor
gan Reed, of Trenton, at the evening
service.
The first snow storm came last Sum
day evening mingled with rain. TIL
heavy northeast gale beat the water into
every c~revice. So much water has ia llen
that the roads are very bad and the fields
so soft that manure cannot be hauled to
some parts.
The vendue season seems to be in its
height, owing to the great change in
farming within the past few years. II
use to be that landlords and tenants did
not think of making changes until after
Christmas, but the great change i'll tn
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DAY.
liday Attire.
..e new Chemical
Fire Engine.

The arrival OF the new chemical was
made a big day for rejoicing on Thursday
Liberty Fire Company, No. l. Phoe-
- IRE Co. of Wilmington came over
49, about a hundred members, and
cess. Many re- s;danoes wore decorated
WIN logs a"u o'h ting, some being by a
professional decoi.a.o, from philadel.
phia.
The steamer OF PB Co orr;yed on
" no"' ~ 'he nhoriiii ag and was landed ON
Denhy Dros' "harla9 The new chemical
one.io "iiiseu at Io. M. on the steamer
Ulrica with a large II -nnaf w~il,,ino.
0on Peop'e' 10 oelnss Phoenix iremen.
onoiiy "iVei ~ oioqsk the line of parade
V'i'eu iiolh Deia"ff.re Avenue up Main
Street to Franklin, -, HARMONY
to Broad to Pitms ,norob To
No ohh 1--we: counter march to
Main, to Penn, to fiji, to,so
p''aoe was faded by the Mayor
end council in carriag,,a sonouad nv the
chief fremen, First Infantry poud Wi.
mington; Phoenix Firemen, low cbemi.
cal engine, hose carriage, PHI nix st4a-
mer, hose carriage, Niola Band Liberty
Fire Co., Red Men, Viola Coun oil 6 Of
V. and Union League. About 9oO wore
i'll line and made an attractlvo d;snIo,
anu tie people snoWeu s.e"' terest.
The new chemical engine w -
partly into the fire house and from tbo
seat DIR. James Morgan of WILMINGTON
IN behalf of Phoenix Co. mad, ded;.
catory speech which was moAt ammo.
pirate and greatly applauded.
(Dr. Morgan spent his boyhoS a d.,sin.
Penn's Grove, being a relative oE Mrs. AL
adm Dole and the Elkintons. He had
not been in Penn's Grove for over thirty
years.
He said he was greatly surprised at the
growth of the Town on lick of fire
protection W hich the town ua without
Tor many y ears. The citizens sPuid as
sls' anu a ppreciate the work of y%lunteer
nreMeh' J because it wa ld1or oflove to
PioVecV your oin as well as humanity.
Liberty Fire Co Nil a facto in cur
porough. Phi .. had encouraged
their effol is + them some hose
anu d nos e carriage two years ago and
were mere now to help house theTr ne
ciemical engine which was up-to-dat nd
necessary For protection against fire. He
lauded TIL e ladies' for oss,stanceNo
'he nrenf II, and plea-a for more app
priatiop Is from the Nj ,,r and Coung
All lie close he christeuNd the new engA
by breaking a bottle of clampaign. n
( Mr.. J. Adelbert Higgins ne2
spoke. He said it was a propltlqs dal
Y for our Borough. 1t was right ad be
fitting to decorate our homes. The or
Z oapization of all efficient fire eompan.
gl' yes us a feeling Of ecurlty'ln our home
al d interests U financially. The equip
tent OF the fiji company and the suppl
y I Waterfront the works has reduced I'LL
90 ,st of insurance in Penn's Grove 9loo'
'" 18th the addition of the new chemlt
ehi zine he understood a life reductl
Wol Md be made. With the addition
ooo more feet of hose TIN e -eqnipme
WIZ Id be complete.
e told OF the good rec ord the Il
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NEW JERSEY & WILMINGTON FERRY co.
Steamer UIrica.

Time table in effect Sept, 80. 1901:
Week days.
Leaves Wilmington, 800 a. M, 500, D. m.
Leaves Penn's Grove, 1000 a. M, 500 D. m.
Saturdays.
Leaves Penn's Grove, 10 a. M, 5, Z pm.
Leaves Wilmington, a. m, 8, 6.15 1880 p. m.
Sundays.
Leaves PenD's Grove. 1880 a. m 5,
Leaves Wilmington, $50, d. I'll sc, y. m.
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Ferdinand Johnson, was given a sur
prise party OH Friday. eveEin Those
present sere Jean Clayton, Alic~ Haines.
Marion Lippincott, Carrie Jones Fieda
Wright, Lottie and Jennie Stewart, Clar-
epce Turner, Ernie Becker, Warren e nest.
Clarence Adams, Raymond Allen, F,ul
Irdell, Charles Pancoest.
Mrs. Bridges, of Massachusetts,, isspend
ing some time with her daughter, Mrs.
Wallace Roberts.
Miss Elina Peterson entertained a num-
Der of friends at cards on Friday evening.
Those present were; Bessie WEIGH, Alice
Moore, Mabel Borton, Vera and Sara Col
son, Mary Allen, Clara Basset, Alice
CLAYTON, Elizabeth Allen, Ida Peterson,
Messrs Richare Allen, Will Coles, Carleton
Moore, Newton Myers, Will Rhode, Waite.
Moore, Raymond and Cooper Lawrence,
of Swedesboro; Mr.. Arthur Lipplncott o.
oS Angales Eal. ROSE
Mrs. Charles B. White and daughter
Of Bethlehem, Pa is visiting her father
Mr.. JONES L. Summerill, i'll Pilesgrove.
Mrs. Joseph Macaltioner celebrated he
Nth birthday on the 10th with a tamil.
gathering.
Edward Purtell, who cut the tendon
of his hand with a Ratchet recent
went to Hahnemann Hospital, beeaus
it was not heal ing properly.
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SALE LIST

Dec. 4-John McCarson's personal property
by administrators
Dec. 5-Samuel !. Justice, below Auburn.
Dec. 7-John McCarson's farm by Administra-
tors sale.
Dec. u-Frank A Armstrong, on Casper farm,
l.. p. Neck.
Dec 12-Sa muel G .Harbeson, near Auburn.
Dec. I-Robt. IL. Justice farm, Pedricktown.
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COMING

Hiss Ola Bidwell, Baritone Rollad
ger, Concert Violnist and Resder.
is Bidwell will give a first clael en-.
tainment in St. Pauls church &ed.
;day evening December 4th Admission
cents, children under II years Is
its. Doors open at 7.30 P. Nj. X
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Appendicitis

Is due il large measure to abuse of the
bowels, by employing drastic purgatives>
Io avoie all danger, use only DR.. Kings
New Life Pills. the safe, gentle cleansers
and lnvigorators. Guaranteed to cnre
headache, biIiousness, maIar;, ana laun
dice, at Johnson drug store.
25c.
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Notice to Creditors

O6HGNO OIHINC :
ESTATE OF ISAAC LEWIS PEDRICK DE-
CEASED
Pursuant to the order Of Loren P. Plummer.
Surrogate of the county of Salem, made on the
sixteenth day of November 1907, on the applica-
ton of Chalkley S. Fenton, Administrator with
the will annex of the estate of Isaac Lewis
Pedrick, deceased, notice is hereby given to
the creditors of said deceased, to exhibit to
the subscriber, Administrator as aforesaid,
their debts and demands against the said es-
tate, under oath or affirmation, within nine
months from the date of the aforesaid order.
or they will be forever barred of their actions
therefor, against the said subscriber.
CHALKLEY S. FENTON.'
Administrator with the will annexed.
Dated Salem, N. j. November, II, 19OTl122-9t
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Notice II Fishermen.
Notice For Divorce

To George G.. Brennan.
By virtue of an order of'the Court of Chan
Gerry of New Jersey, made on the day OF the
date hereof, in a cause wherein Mary J. Bren-
an, is complaindnts and you are defendant,
or demur to the bill OF said complainant on or
before the twenty-sixth day of December,
next or the said bill will be taken as confessed
against you.
The said bill is filed against you for a divorce
from the bond OF matrimony.
NJ. BERGEN STONE
Solicitor OF Complainant,
2l7 Market Street, Camden, N. j.
Dated October Is, 1907. Hist
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Notice is hereby given that the annual State
county and township taxes of the township of
Upper Penns Neck for the year 1907, have been
assessed and the tax duplicate delivered to me
lor collection and the said taxes are now pay
abe TO me. And unless the said tax is paid
by the 10th day of December next, the names
OF AZ defaulters Will be declared delinquent
ana the taxes Will be collected by prosecution
with cost
JOHN NJ. BEyIS, Collector. I-22-3t
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TWO Cypress Incubators, capacity, each l2O.
one Cypress, andThree Star Outdoor Breeders,
capacity, each rs; in use but one season. Also
ricktown, N. j. n-29-3t
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A Tin Wedding

Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Summerill cele-
brated the tenth anniversary of their
wedding last Monday by inviting a num-
Der Of friends to enjoy their hospitality
as well as the social occasion. Mrs.
Summerili who is an expert in the culin-
airy art, served a sumptious supper
which was enjoyed by all. After supper
the literary and vocai talent OF the COM
pany made a pleasing entertainment.
Mr.. and Mrs. Summerill received sew
eral pretty and useful presents of cut
glass, silver, aluminium, china and: tim
ITaI6.
Those present were Mayor and Mrs.
J. d, Torton, Mrs. Rebeeca j. Smith,
Mr.. and Mrs. William d. Torton,
Mr.. Josiah Summerill, Mr.. and Mrs.
j. Ford Thompson, Mrs. d. V. Summer
ill, Mr., and Mrs. Henry Stanton, Mr..
and Mrs. Herbert Corson, of Camden;
= 81 Cha ST""ks, daughter Ella, and
.lis- 1~ia5gatg. elder ui Najdviiie. DI
an- lg-. C.. L.lInis. Mr.. aHj NJ
edwin Leap, H.. I'D Mr.. Edward %
s iaIn5r.li, Mr. aHd .lf.. .1n3ts Moore.
sr ll Mrs. ts7.t + Ssuor. Ij' d
.i. A.ue-e Su,lueri.i &lf and Mrs
Jo.. S D)'ba., ~rs lasaa Avis. NJ.
nd Alg.. ". a Suuia-rii', .if. ere
ts,s. IoreFa g. Jl2l i.,in. Miss EIlma.
oleri| NJ, uebarab Hi!lmau
s Mat-.let ~ EtIe stanton
Eolta ss} J.u..t aoaI merrill Vienna sun
reri.. ba}acSa SlnHeriil, William
Fred and Th'u,as r. u3mvlil, N.r
Leap, p -rete srks.