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The Penn's Grove record., 1907-11-01
HOME HAPPENINGS.
Fine fall weather.

Fine fall weather.
There was ice on Thursday morni ng.
Hogs are high, SO per hundred pounds
The Upper Canal Bridge is up for re
pairs.
Fresh pork and scapple are seasonable
blood thickeners.
Next Tuesday will be election.
day. Don't forget to vote.
1t is very quiet before election. Little
politics are being talked about.
The milk dealers in Penn's Grove will
increase the price of milk next week to
&c a quart ond &c a pint.
Corn husking is now the farmers pas
time. The corr. crop is good but not dry
as it should be to cribbed.
A Pumpkin Pie Social will be held at
the Central School House, Friday even
ing Nov. 9Th. Everybody invited.
Fine Stationary and souvenir posi-
cards Of Penn's Grove at Johnson't
drug store. 45 rs
John ?. Turner who bought a farm of
rs acres at Prospect last year, has sold it
to ]. H. Shape, of Princeton Junction.
S. R. Leap & Son now have their store
and residence heated by steam. Harry
Elliot put in the plant which is giving
satisfaction.
One case OF diphteria appeared last
Saturday. School resumed last Monday
with the exception of the third grade
primary which has beeu closed all the
week.
The halloween paraders were out in
force on Thursday evening in quaint and
curious CARDS and made much muse
ment for themselves and others.
The ladies comprising the Book Lovers
Club were entertained at a masquerade
party in Turner's Hall Thursday even
Ing by the gents of the D. H. DIS
Educate yourself to save money by
opening IN account in the Savings De-
POI LiOh u VllC L Cllll . OIONt NdbIOIidI
Bank. 1t will earn you 3 per cent inter-
est compound semi-annual and you cali
draw OH IA days notice.
The farmers in the region around
Penn's Grove do not produce enough
milk for the town and dealers have 10
send away and pay expressage which
cuts their profits to little at the old price.
The Arcade Life Motion Picture Com
pany opened in Shannon's store room
at Union Corner on Tuesday evening and
is giving new and attractive features each
evening.
Wilmington had general holiday or
Thursday ard a big parade of Masquera
ders. The business places were hand
somely decorated. Viola Band furnish
ed music in the parade for the Phenix
Fire Company.
L have the agency for Sayer Bros,
Tailors' Wilmington, Del. All orders
for cleaning. dyeing, securing, and alter
ing promptly attended to
l0-l1-4t Mayhem Johnson \
School supplies and fine stationery a
Johnson Drng stores
For Hats, 60 to. Dubell the halter
No. 2 East Third Street Wilmington.
Largest stock and lowest prices in that
City. 9-27,3 M
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He Fought at Gettysburg.

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


Mrs. Clark Stewart, of PENIS Grove, is
VISITING her parents Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph
Delaware.
WIN. Koberts and wife, of Wildwood,
nave oeen visiting among relatives.
John Park, wife and son, of Penn's
Grove haye been visiting at John Park,
Sr's.
Mrs. Harriet Mattson has returned
from a visit in Gibbstown.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Roberts have been
entertaining their daughter Mrs. George
Compton, Of Penn's Grove,
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The Powder Suits,

T~lilrty-nine of the forty-two defendants
named by the Government in the powder
SUITS have entered appearance in the
III the United states Court, Wilmington.
Townsend, Avery and Button of New
York and William s. Hilles, of Whining
ton, has entered appearance for the fol-
lowing companies and individuals nam
ed as defendants.
h. l. DUPONT de Nemours COMPANY.
OF Pennsylvania; E. |. DUPONT de Ne
mours Company, of New jersey: East
ern Dynamite Company, of New Jersey.
Jonathan A. Haskell; E. l, dupont de
Nemours Company, of Delaware: du
International Powder Company;
-re' Jlaley;ave ,&oaiTttqs Car
Pany; Delaware Investment Comnanv.
Investment Company; Haz.
zard Powder Company, of Connecticut:
Lanahd q Rand Powder, Co, of New York:
california Powder Works; Conemaugh
POWDER Company, OF PENNSYLVANIA: Fair
mount Powder Company, of'West Virgin
Ia: ~lnternational Smokeless Powder and
Chemical Company, of New jersey; Jud-
son Dynamite and Powder Company. of
california: The American E. G. Schultze
G~unpowder, limited, a corporation of
England, dong business in New jersey:
Alexis l: dupont, Alfred [. dupont, En,
gene DUPONT, Eugene e DUPONT, Harry
f. DUPONT, lrenee dupont, Francis |. du-
Pont, Pierre S. dupont, Thomas Coleman
DUPONT, Victor dupont, Jr., Arthur j.
Moxham, Hamilton M. Barksdale, Henry
F. Baldwin, Edmond G. Buckner, Frank
/. Connable.
The Peyton Chemical Co. entered an.
pearance by a special order made bv
Judge Archibald and it is for the pur-
pose OF making certain motions ali to
the effect that the court las no jurisdic-
ton over the company.
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Note of Thanks

Dear Editor, 1 wish through the
columns of your paper to express my
most hearty thanks to the members and
Friends of Bethel M. P. Church and all
others who bestowed upon. us so many
tokens Of love and kindness during the
recent sever illness in our home.
III. r. BLAcKwooD
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PERSONAL MENTION and SOCIAL NOTES
The Whereabouts And Doirgs OF
Good People You Know.


Miss kena PuNers, OF Salem, has been
visiting friends in PENIS Grove.
Mrs. Jane Shape is spending some time
with her brother, John Price, in Salem.
Miss Grace Wolmentiser, OF Sewell,
is visiting her sister Mrs. Dennis Fahy.
Carpenters began finishing the wood
work in Emmanuel Church last Monday.
Omar Lippincott, who has been in a
hospital for appendicitis arrived home on
Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Simpson Of Cam
den, spent Sunday with Mrs. Elizabeth
Layton.
Miss Hannah Layton is spending a few
days in Camden with Mr.. and Mrs. Harry
Simpson.
William P. Shourds, of Philadelphia,
was an an over Sunday visitor at his
home here.
William tanning, of Philadelphia spent
Sunday with his parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
G. B. Lanning.
Mrs. Joseph Muir and daughter, of
Bridgeburg, Pa, are visiting her cousin
Mrs. Hannah J. Summerill.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas j.. Cook were
over Sunday visitors with Mr.. and Mrs.
VIM. Anderson, in Camden.
Mrs. H. H. Biddle has arrived home
after a long visit with her parents Mr.. and
Mrs. Lasure in Kansas City, Mo.
Frank Firestone, of Wilmington, spent
Saturday and Sunday at the home of
his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Fire
tone.
Mrs, Alkaline Turner, of GAINESVILLE,
Minn,, is spending sometime with her
daughter Mrs. Charles Woodruff, on
Beach Avenue.
Mrs. Sarah Cross and daughter, Mrs.
Harry Buckley, of Conshohocken, Pa, |
spent Sunday and Monday with hersister
Mrs. H. S. Bowen.
Capt. Charles Osborn and wife, who
have been living i'll Salem since last
have returned home. Their friends
gave them a surprise visit soon after their,
arrival.
William A. Sack, Jr., who has been
at Ocean City, Md, since last April
presenting two fish dealing firms, has
home.
Mrs. Thomas Candy and granddaugh-
ter, Miss Muriel Candy, spent from satur-
day until Monday with Philadelphia rela-
), Mrs. Lizzie Moore. of Denver, COL.
Mrs, Biddle Somers OF Penn's
Grove, is spending a few days with rel.
in this vicinity.
Mrs. Jennie Williams, of Bloomfield,
and Miss Ruth Harris, OF Bridgeton,
been spending a few days with her
aunt, Miss Essie Strengthen.
Capt. and Mrs. Samuel NJ. Denny took
jamestown Exposition last week and
visited old scenes at Fredericksburg, in
which battle he was forty-four years ago.
Mr.. and Mrs. Parker F. Fennimore,
lee, Martha R. Harding, of PhiIadel-
'hia, are sGrending a few days with his
grand parents, Mr., and Mrs. Charles
They were married OH Vice.
Mayor ]. D. Torton and Chosen Free
holder Daniel V. Summerill had an ell
oyable trip to the jamestown Exposition
asst week. The also renewed old ~
uaintances at Norfolk, Richmond End !
Vas hington. s
Mrs. II. R. .Blackwood and daughter
label have had a serious cases Of
i%phtheria, but are now on the road to
ecovery. The disease disappeared last {
midday and the patients are fast gaining
The house will be fumigated
y the board of health, and thoroughly
which will doubtless distroy all 6
erms of the dreaded disease. (
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DIED

CUNNINGHAM@At Pennville, Oct.
ober %, 1907, Lurenia c., widow OF the
late James Cunningham, aged 81 years.
PRlCE-At Salem, n. j., October goth
1907, Mary Price, wife of John P. Price,
i'll her 18th year. .
DUNN-At Salem, n. j., October ,22,
1907, Benjamin Dunn, son Of the late
Alcurious and Elizabeth Dunn, in his
9th year.
JAQETTE-At Salem, N. j., October
Y, 1907, Annie Jaquette, wife of Robert
X. Jaquette, in her seth year.
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CHURCH NOTES
ST. PAUL's METHODIST EPISCOPAL
j. Ward Gamble, d. D., Pastor.

ST. PAUL. METHODIST EPISCOPAL
j. Ward Gamble, D. D., Pastor.
Nov. 3-Dr. Candles morning subject;
"Bread from Heaven" Sacrament of
the Lords Supper" Evening prelude
beware of the voting machine" Ser
mon; "Before the Door is Shut" Re-
vival meetings continue next week.
BETHEL METHODIST PROTESTANT
REV. ii. r. BLACKwooD, Pastor
After being detained at home because
of contagious disease for nearly two
weeks the pastor will conduct the services
at Bethel Church on Sunday. Morning
Subj, "The Preacher and What He
Should Preach" Evening Subj. Living
Epistles." This being the first service,
the Pastor has conducted during this
conference year every member is urged to
to be present.
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NEW JERSEY & WILMINGTON FERRY co.
S+Aa IJlrica.
OLIuIIIEr

Time table in effect Sept, 80. 1907:
Week days.
Leaves Wilmington, 500 a. m, SEQ, D. M.
Saturdays.
Leaves Penn's Grove, 10 a. m, S, 7p.m.
Leaves Wilmington, 8 a. M, 8, Sis 1850 pm.
Sundays.
Leaves PENIS Grove. 1880 a. m 5.
Leaves Wilmington, $50, am. I,3G. D. m.
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PENIS Landing Honored

Last Monday was the 225tln anniver-
sary of William Penn's landing Oh the
Delaware. The event was conmemorat.
ed at Chester and New Castle,
At Chester the event was ealistically
enacted by the impersonaticn of Penn
and Tamarand, the Indian Chef. Ad-
dresses were mado.
At New Castle a tablet was unveiled
by Mrs. c. r. Miller, of Wilmington,
president of the Colonial Danes, and
al address made.
The tablet is of, light gray Vermont
marble, is 4 feet E inches III length by
3 feet wide. was designed by laussat
K. Rogers, lose ancestry from early
Colonial tar has been identified with
that ri .ty, The tablet is inscribed
On the 2Sth day of October,
1882,
WILLIAM PENN,
The Great Proprietor,
on his first landing in America
here proclaimed his government
and received from
the Commissioners of the Duke
of York
The key of the fort and turf,
twig and water as symbols of his
possession.
OF the ColoniaIA8nes.America,
y October 2Sth, 1907.
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COMMISSIONERS SALE
Two Valuable Farms
And a Tract of Meadow.

SALEM COUNTY ORPHANS COURT
IN the matter of the partition of
ldhdS late OF John S. Hampton, de- In
ceased, on application of Charles J Partition.
+. Hampton,
The subscribers, commissioners annointad
ny an order Of the Orphans Court of the CniInt y
OF Salem, will offer for sale at public yendIss
oy virtue 81 an order for sale, made by said
Court III the above stated cause and bearinT
date October, 18th. 1907, in front of Red ME-
HAL, in the village Pedricktown. salem Cam
", New Jersey, on Saturday, the 9th. day nr
November, 1907, VI
SATURDAY, NOVEMBER, 9th. 1907
between the hours of y M. and p. NJ. to wit
at3 Z. the following properties, VIZ 49,
10 1: Is a iarW Of fifty four acres. situated
IN Oldinans township, Salem County, New Ter.
Sey; Oh tlle PedrIcktown to Perkintown road
anu on tne road leading from that road to the
upper bridge over Beaver Geek, adjoining
dandS' now or formerly of Jacob j. Justice
sarah Ann Justice and Thomas Murrion. This
ptUpeTly IS The same a one half interest in
Wnlch was conveyed TO John S. Hampton, now
9ecedsed, CHARLES +. Hampton e. ux. by deed
GATED March Is, 1888 and recorded in Salem
county Clerks office in Book No, 70 of Deeds
ioilo znz NC. and OF which the said John S. Ham
pom was already the haff owner by deed from
JOS. >. Baker 4 TX. This is a first class truck
Win suitable buildings i'll good reyair. One
sa IN acre Of land is excepted from the de-
scflPIlOn In the above recited deed. 10 Sarab
Ann tus, her heirs and assigns forever.
NO Is a farm of about thirty six ana sixteen
one Hunureuuls acres of land, situated as afore-
SAID and being on the road from Pedricktovn
70 AUBURN, adjoining Ian Is OF Lemuel Morri.
s Wy, EDenezer Sparks, Silas Pedrick and
veneIS, ana IS the same land and premises ccn-
yeyed to John S. Hampton. now deceased. by
= H. !. =. Basset y ux; by deed dated Dec. II. 1883
ana recorded in salem County Clerks office
IN Book No. SO OF Deeds folio SIS ne. This il
a good truck farm, with the usual build, |
in good repair.
No. 3. Is a tract of meadow flowed by tide |
water situated in the tow nship, county and
state aforesaid and adjoining land OF .Jacoh
JuStice, Elijah Harbeson, Lamert Reymer
olunans Creek and meadow of J acob Dannine,
DuTg ana contains six acres of meadow. more |
Df.iess and Is the same tract that was convey.
90 TO said John s. Hampton, now deceased Nv
Jharles 4: Hampton & Tx. & al. by deed dated
lanuary, ~ 1876 and recorded in Salem Coun-
~ &c. Su' ioiio
Conditions at Sale.
JOHN URK
Levi G. JUSTICE
$3.50 IL. LEE SAILOR
IaIeu geeoDer, olh, iW1. commissioners |
/. G.. billiard, Proctor. Ia11E X
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Farms To Let

On shares, the one now occupied by SAM
uel NJ. Layman and the one occupied by Dam
lel Newcomb, situated in Lower Penn's Neck.
know as the Humphreys farm. Apply to
Samuel NJ. Layman Penn' Grove, N. j.
r.. f. d. No. l l0-25-tf
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A tack farmOl Il Icres situated Just out
sue OF he cityll mlGS IND about one mile fEom
Ilie cent OF the cIty OF Bridgeton, N. j. A
gooq MN room dJuSe, Two barns, wagon
SheGs swet potato use, wind mill at house.
not houses nd hot be, ash and frame. Here
IS a cnahce sor some live trucker 10 make
money and h.Ye a pleasant place to live. No
mosquitoes OF my account. For further par
IlcuiafS ana pre- call or address, w. 2. Spring
er' z55 Fayette $ (. Bridgeton, Nj. 10-ll4t
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Farm For Sale
near Bridgeport, farm of one hundred acres,
suited to asparagus, strawberrits grass or
true *, known as the late Steinman Gill farm.
Title clear. Terms easy. Apply to W. j. Helms.
Bridgeport, N. j. lO-25-2t
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SATURDAY, NOVEMBER, 9tlB7
own Your own Homes Whhynng

Building lots for sale on the lowes OF
vim Avenue $3per foot. Payable bylon
or on your own terms. Deed will Itiye
when paid for. Good water and drylr,
llg3 SARAH J{BER
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offer at private sale my farm OF acres, in
Oldmans township on the road from Pedrick-
town to Strengthens saw mill. About Is acres
i'll strawberries, | acre Of asparagus. began to
cut last spring, a peach orchard of 100 trees
VIII come into bearing next spring. Apply to
Ro3t: II: Justice, on the premises. Address
PedricktoWn, N. j.. lC-25-3t
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CENT A WORD COLUMN

Advertisements published in this column
for one cent a word for first insertiGh, and
half a cent a word each subsequent WISER
ton. Minimum price 15c for first insertion
and lOc for subsequent Insertion. Cash
with order,
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AT Privte Sale
A run-about, PhaeIer, New Sleigh and bells
Harness, Inquire of Sar. Daniel Garrison,
Penn'S GrOveN. j. 920tf
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228--z3O King St.,
Wilmington, delaware
Notice For Divorce

" AC
in CHANCERY OF NEW JERSEY
To George C. Brennan.
BY virtue of an order of'the Court og Cbon
Gerry OF New Jersey, made on t5a daV If Tn@ 9ho
uaLe hefeOf, IN a cause wherein JarvS P,an
an, Is complainant, and you ara defeudanf
you are required to appear and pk,ad anlSuns.
ordemur TO the bill of said comblanain an ~ -,
before the twenty4SiXth day of liirmre ~ he y
next OF the said bin Will be taken as confesSad
frdm ne ia sag DIlI Is MED against you for a divorce
M. BERGEN STONE
9,z ,ror, solicitor OF Complainant,
Dated October 25, 1907. ilHHI-25t
Notice to Creditors
William a. Summerill, administrator of
WlIilam Weber, deceased, by direction
81 the Surrogate of the County of salem
hereby gives notice to the creditors of the
sad William Weber, deceased, to hrine
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 thew viii
pc forever barred of any action thereof
against the administrator.
A. SUMMERILL.
D sted September 10 1907, o 26gt
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Farm For Sale

FOR sale cheap
ChaS. l.. Smith lO-55-tf
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SPECIAL SALE on Post Cards. Local
views of PENIS Grove. 8 cards for sc.
A fine line OF Birthday cards. All prices.
AT B. Arete Johnson's.
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AIURDAY, NOVEMBER 2, 1907
at the residence of the subscriber Oh East Main
IN PENIS GROVE
The following personal property
pay morse Doc, a very fin e family horse gen
market wagon, one horse farm wagon, St8 Of
new buggy harness, set of single wagon har-
ness, bride, collar, one-horse pow, cultivation,
prairie State incubator in good order for $50
eggs, wagon Shed, hen hose, hog pen, coal
bln, lot of wire fencing, fye oak hall rack, and
other articles not mentided.
A lot OF fine chickenr
TERMS OF SALEIOn all sums of $40 and
under cash OF sghS above $40 a credit of {
months will be gen 6y purchaser giving note
Grove Natis~d Bank.
Sale to bsfn at l O'Clock.
10-25-2t THOMAS p. MORGAN
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Trick Farm For

pocket book containing money and other
alrcles. Mrs. Thomas Salisbury. 10.25-1t
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{. B. RILEY
Fall and Winter Showing
of Reaty=made Garments.

Our collection represents
the best styNcs yet produced in
Ladies' fashionable garments.
All the new fabries in checks,
stripes and plain materials, the
the best tailored styles and cut
created from the most fash
lonable Partisan markets.
Every suit is priced at a saw
ing and it is to your advantage
to see our collection b5tore
you complete your wardroG2
Stylish Separate Skirts
Nothing can surpass the
style workmanship and mater
ial which you find in our sep
arate dress skirts. Handsome
Panama and Wolfe Skirts, also
mannish effects in stripes and
Plalds, made with a p%rotuSlon
of plaits and band trimmings,
all moderately priced, S. 90 to
$1,000.
Underwear
When any member of YOUR
family says underwear, see to
it that it is purchased at this
store. Same weights and
qualities at the same prices as
last year.
Women's goods quality
heeced cotton Vests and Pants,
25c and soc.
Women's fine white ribbed
and fiat Vests and Pats, 75c,
$l.0O and $1.50.
Women's natural wool Vests
and Pants, fine qualities at 75c,
$l.OO, $l.25 and $3.50.
Mems aeeced lined, both
rioDGd andfiat goods, Skirts
and Drawers, SOC.
Mems wool Shirts and Draw
ers big values, 75c, sl.OO,
$l,25, SITS and.s2.Oo.
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Consult s.. r. Bowen
Before getting your walks, curbS ad other
cement work done. Estimates Gil arfully
given. s29tf
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COMMISSIONERS SALE
OF
HOUSE AND HT.

SALEM COUNTY ORPHANS C0U
In the mattG@f the partition OF
lands late OF SeZle Hampton, de- N
ceased, on ap. Ncation OF Henry Pstion.
ii. Holton.
The subscriber, commissions apposd by
an order OF the Orphans COurt of the unity
of Salem, will ~otfefifor sale at publicndue,
by virtue of an order for sale, made sand
Court in the above stated cause andaring
date October, 7th. 1857. in front OF RMen,S
Hall, in the village of PedricktOM lalem,
County, New Jersey, on Saturday, thh. day
of November. 1907
SATURDAY, NOVEMBER, 9tH7
between the hours of u m, and 5 p. TO wit
at 3 p. M. the following property. vii
A dwelling house and lot ofland sled on,
Cherry street in the village of PeKtown
Oldmans township, Salem County, " Jer-
sew, adjoining lands of Edgar E. Bal Silas
Pedrick and James Sweeten, and W the
premises where the late Keziah Hahn re-
Sided at the time OF her DEATH. And(g the
same property thar was convey ed toll said
KeZiah Hampton by Charles Py yaka ec
ux. ct Il. by deed Dated Decei&5, 2eAhd
recorded in Salem County Cle> in
Book No. 1877 of Deed folio lao Sci Tbrop-
erty is in good repair and will ralNyeryl
pleasant home, containing as it do,ltentV
Of an acre of land.
Conditions at sale.
JoHNK(
LEVI JsTICE
Il. LHILoR
Dated October, Sth. 1907. Co~n1i0ners.
T. q Hilliard, Proctor (l0-1L5t
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A Head Debt to Paw

" a debt of gratitude that can
never be paid off," writes F.S. Clark. Of
Westfeld, iowa, 'for my rescue from
death, by D. Kings New Discovery.
Both lung Nwere so .iously affected
TIT de- minent. when I
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Canal Bridge Up

The Upper Canal is up for repairs until fur
ther notice and travel stopped.
D.. V.SUMMERILL
lll-tf Chosen Freeholder
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Executors Sale
or 4
Truck Farm.
VIII bo sold at public sale on
SATURDAY NOVEMBER %. 1907
in front of Odd Eo11oua, ILL

III IIUHl UI UUu FtIIOWs Hail
IN PENIS GROVE, Nj.
that certain farm known as the Thomas n
Pedrick farm, owned by the late Maria s. Ped
mex, situated about two miles below Auburn
lne road to Pennsyille adjoining farms of
Maria Eakin, John ShultZ, Graham TYLER and
Samuel j. Justice and consisting Of
l55 40l0O ACRES
more or less. Abont rs acres are fine arak1
truck land. About so acres is timber. some
or the timber is large growth ready to be put
On the premises are a house, barn, crib
potato house and orchard.
Inns land is suitable for early truck and
wl4make a desirable farm for one who
Wan profitable home or for Investment.
SAFE TO begin at 2 O'Clock, P. Nj. Conditions
made known at sale,
EBENEZER S. PEDRICK
1925 st
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TypeVrIters Fol sale
oliver typewriters, new anessecond hand.
Old machines taken in exch. "a for new.
H.. S. Kidd. 3-22-tf
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Notice to Creditors
Salem County S~urrogate's Office
ESTATE OF SARAH A. HAGAN
Pursant to the order of Loren P. Plnmmer
3wan = Oh tle county Of Salem, made on the
pfltadlon OF Benjamin English Administrator
ti ! .i iS estate OF Sarah A. Hagen deceased, no.
oioe Is hereOy given to the creditors Of said de-
teased, 10 exhibit to the subscriber, admins
traitor as aforesaid, their debts and demand
against the said estate, under path or afiTma.
Clon, Wltnln nine months from the date of the
dfoTsald order, or they will be forever barred
OF Their actions therefor, against the said snh.
'0iioel' BENJAMIN ENGLISH
Administration
Dated Salem, N. j., October %, 1870 1O25.er
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Cement Work.

Cement Work.
Having had experience in building cesent
walks and curbS, | solicit the patronaG Of
those needing work done. Alfred Raigk &
Bro, 49, E Main Street, PENIS Grove. 67b
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Building Lots For Sale. N
On Delaware Ave. and Penn Street. All
these lots are high and water good. Can be
had at reasonable riceS. For particulars ap-
ply to ASA G.. TURNER.
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JCHN BURK
Levi c. JUSTICE
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