■ Mrs. Mattie Batten and two children A DOG OF UTILITY. are spending some time in Philadel- Over1 phia. The Pointer** Evolution From the- t|e- County Dr. and Mrs S. E. Robinson sang a j Blood lion ml Type. very pretty duett, Sunday evening, The evolution of the pointer from what he described as the blood- Shiloh. “Better than any talcum powder made.99 entitled, “Dear Spirit, Lead Thou may the Shiloh, Jan. 21.—John Geisinger is Me.” In the later meeting, Mrs. hound type to modern English foxhound kind lias taken, 'perhaps, a week, in Camden. Charles Bradford sang as a solo, “It spending close on 150 years. He is essentially, Allen left for Philadelphia, is all for me.” Roy For Infants and Children. above all others, a dog of utility, and where he will attend school Capt. Chas. T. Sheppard is "—■"i* -Jwwwmwwmww ■ ■ MTOT& Monday, seriously as the pointer has always been looked ill with and learn the art of embalming. pneumonia. upon as one of the chief helpmates of Herbert The Artenis Tribe, I. O. R. M. Campbell and wife, of The Kind You Have the man who loves to take his pleasure celebrated their sixth anniversary Sat Dividing Creek, were Newport visitors behind a well broken brace of dogs, a urday night, in Academy Hall. Most this week. pair of barrels and straight powder, it stands to reason that that man has of the “braves” were present with Zephaniah Joslin, Jr., who has for As Always Bought called in all his and all his their families and friends. Amuse- been very sick, is somewhat AVegetable Preparation ingenuity Used and endorsed more and improved by physicians j at this simiiating the Food andReg ula- knowledge of breeding to provide him- ment for the evening was furnished trained nurses than other in the ; writing. any powder ting die S lomaclts and Bowels of self with a sporting dog that i« best the Minstrels under the world for all affections of the skin. Lewis Bradford of the State Normal by Alloway Bears the adapted for the sport that is provided Itching, Face Heat School, has been at home for a few leadership of Charles Darrell. Chafing, Blotches, for him. Therefore some places in Rash, Sunburn, Pimples, Hives, After wssmammm ^ Jones will move days. John in the spring Shaving, Tender, Aching Feet, Perspi- America, where the plains are so vast, Howard from the Minch farm to the vicinity ration Odors, Bed Sores, Accidental Lore has returned from a Signature a very fast and wide ranging pointer' Truss Soreness. Promotes Digesiion.Cheerfuf- of Elmer, and the farm vacated by Burns, Irritation, any Philadelphia visit. is required—one, too, with "bird sense.’’ The most perfect powder made for ness and Rest.Contains neillar Mr. Jones will be Wit. W. Miss Lucie Williams is a Millville Where true ranging, a good nose and occupied by nor Miners! BABY AND TOILET this Opium,Morphine of stanchness on game are to be found Davis, recently of Deerfield. guest week. Not Is not so it cannot harm the Narcotic. embodied in one highly perfumed, Dr. Robinson’s new barn is single dog. there, per- The evening meetings at the church most very delicate skin. At druggists or by mail, haps, have we the perfect ani- have been discontinued for the 25c* Avoid near completed. foui^l present cheap powders. and a at that. afOUOrSAMUELPnVJOR mal, retrieving pointer but will commence Mrs. Carrie Anderson had the mis- 7*apr again Friday As in other breeds of dogs, there are the of better attend- fortune this week to her ankle. ftimpfan Seed night with hopes sprain Mx. Senna * all sizes and sorts of pointers. The ance. Capt. Edwaid Riley, President of Rochelle Salle— short headed, cloddy shouldered and the State Anise Seed + E. B. Fisher and wife spent Thurs- Oystei Commission, is a fktpemuMt often weak thighed and cow hocked Bi + at Chas. Bowen’s. Trenton visitor this week in the inter- CorbonateSoda In pointer has gone by the board. It day’ evening WbiM'Seed-- George Harris, who has recently est of the oyster industry. Clanfied Sugar stands to reason ttiat, although the mnteryreenriaYar. cart horse can gallop, be cannot gallop been employed in a machine shop, at Rev. E. A. Boom of Trenton, who with the thoroughbred, the clean neck- Alfred, is his parents. was at the visiting expected Baptist church, Cedarville. Aperfecl Remedy forConslipa- Use ed, oblique shouldered, deep bammed, Misses and en- Sunday, has the date and Fion, Sour Stomach,Diarrhoea Lucy Mary Fogg changed Cedarville. Jan. 23—John live racing machine. Half a day of a will Sheppard, Worms .Convulsions .Feverish- tertained number of their former be there, Monday, Jan. 25th. real going will knock up the heavy of Charlotte, N. C., is in town to at- ness and Loss OF SLEEP. schoolmates from the vicinity of Mrs. Joseph Garrison and son Fran- loose throated He has tend his father’s funeral. For Over headed, pointer. had to to the more Town Hall,” Wednesday evening. cis, spent Friday with relatives at Facsimile oP give way elegant C. B. Lummis and wife, are visiting Signature After enjoying a jolly good time, the Cedarville. quantity; but even such as he should their son Dr. Percy Lummis, of Penns- guests departed for their homes. Pastor Anderson’s theme for Sun- not be too small.—Illustrated Sporting grove. News. Those present were ; Misses Eva Gar- day evening will be “God a Liar Years Mrs. Jere Ogden, of Bridgeton, has Thirty rison and Ethel Carll, Messrs, Linwood Mr. and Mrs. David Robbins Sr., of been passing a few days with her Evergreens. Mayhew, Chas. Vanaman, Howard Port Norris were the guests of rela- The leaves of a are chief- daughter Mrs. Leslie Ogden, who is green plant Jesse Carll, Lewis Vanaman tives here, useful as which util- May hew,_ Thursday. critically ill. ly feeding organs, Miss Harker, of Greenwich Joseph Garrison was a Mii. ille vis- ize sunlight in building up plant sub- Mary The heavy winds and cold weather with EXACT COPY OF WRAPPER. stance from water, carbonic acid gas spent Sunday Emily Fogg. itor, Friday. have broken the wind mill on the and salts. Deciduous forms and Bowden and wife took din- -i— ■— ^rr// simple Joseph of Dividing Creek, Jan. 20.—Richard property Sheriff Diament. THE CENTAUR COMPANY. NEW iwnn wiTY. evergreens have been evolved on dif- ner with James Wood and wife, of Whitaker and wife, of Philadelphia, Mrs. Lewis Hogbin spent Thursday ferent lines as regards foliage. Roadstown, Monday. have been the guests of relatives here. afternoon out of town. On tlie approach of autumn the for- The young people are enjoying the Prof. Oliu Marts, of South Jersey Mrs. Chas. Stevens spent the day mer withdraw all nutritious substances skating at Geisihger’s pond. into their trunks and branches. A Institute, spent Sunday with his par- with relatives in Bridgeton, on Thurs- layer Miss Fisher had a little in- Agnes ents here. day. of cork is then developed across the formalcir l pirty, Tuesday evenin g. base of each leaf, which afterward Miss Eva Robbins, of Port Norris, Miss Harvey, the small pox nurse, Shiloh, Jan. 25.—On Thursday even- You Want to Save falls off, leaving a neatly covered scar, spent Sunday evening here. left this place yesterday afternoon and Money? the Red Men received an which excludes air and germs. ing oyster Mrs. Rhoda we are Lore, spent Monday glad no new cases have devel- These changes do not take place in treat. Washington Loveland gave it with relatives at Port Norris. oped. Are you to make a Sale of Farm Sale? evergreens, for these possess tough,* in honor of their electing him sachem going your Raymond Bonham, of Shiloh, was Walter Compton, of Dorchester, has leathery leaves capable of resisting of the tribe. Our facilities for work in an the guest of friends here, Sunday. been spending a few days in town. quickly executing attractive frost, which are shed gradually all the UA1SO JJlUlCb AfcrtlllUtll. ICIUIUCU UULUC Mrs. Paul, of McPherson & year round as they become old and ef- May Bridgeton, passed Son, undertakers, of manner, at reasonable are on Friday accompanied by her mother prices, unsurpassed. fete. Such use Sunday with her aunt Mrs. Joseph Bridgeton, have purchased the busi- plants sunlight year Mrs. David Harris, out, year In, while deciduous trees and Loveland. ness of Mr. A. P. Bateman, and in the Isaac Kain and wife, who have been shrubs do during the warm season Rev. Frank Anderson spoke at the future will conduct it in manner that some time, at York, Pa., only, though they work very vigorous- spending Christian Endeavor Rally, at Green- will be highly satisfactory to the citi- You Are a Business Man! have returned home. Possibly ly in summer, getting ready the buds zens of wich, Monday evening. Cedarville and vicinity Mr. which open the nt ... spring and stor- Hildreth Davis and family are visit- Mr. and Mrs. Harry Campbell, of Bateman will continue partly interest- ing up starch and the like 10 serve as ing Mrs. Davis’ parents, at Deerfield. And need Note Bill Millville, spent Sunday with their par- ed in the business and will receive or- may Heads, Heads, Statements food till the new leaves are unfolded ents here. ders at his and ready for work. residence for Messrs. Mc- Cards, etc. We are equipped for all kinds of Dividing ^reek. Sheriff Charles Diament, of Bridge- Pherson. He will also conduct fun- On the Wrong Tack. Dividing Creek, Jan. 21—Lehman ton, was in town, Monday. erals upon request. Commercial Work. We can suit you in workman- A young man in New York was deep- Richmond spent Tuesday at Bridge- Mrs. David Lake, of Port Nortis, Cedarville, Jan. 2G. — Jerre Nixon ship and price. ly impressed with the beauties of Free- ton. was the guest of Mrs. Albert Garrison, and of Atlantic family, City, have re- masonry and after considerable effort, Miss Fannie Whitaker Tues- passed Monday. turned home, after spending a few mental and otherwise, had fitted him- at day with friends Newport. days in town. self for the ceremony of initiation into Miss Grace Cook is spending the re- JSewporr, Mrs. Martha Mapes has returned You Not the order. He had heard of the “goat” with her sister Want Either! other mainder of the winter Newport, N. J., Jan. 23—Mr. and from a visit with her sister in Wood- May and the “gridiron" and many at Midland, Md. Mrs. Thomas Bright have returned bury. tilings connected with the first degree Lucinda has returned to and was prepared to be surprised at Mrs. Haley home, after a pleasant visit with rela- ltobt. and of But are a Mowry wife, Atlanta, etc. In course of his first even- she was needing Pamphlet, Catalogue, Brief, nothing. the her home in Bridgetown, Va.; tives. Georgia, are some time with spending ing at the lodge he stepped on a tack, by her sister Miss Lizzie Miss Eva of their This is in our line. Satislaction accompanien Gaskill, Philadelphia, is parents, Capt. and Mrs. Win just guaranteed. which stuck into his foot and gave him Sharp. visiting here for a short time. Nixon. Mrs. Mowry is a grandchild considerable pain. He said nothing Richard Bonham has been visiting Mr. Benjamin Chance spent Thurs- of the late Mrs. Rebecca Newcomb. and made no effort to remove it, pain- at Cedarville. day at Roaastown. Sidney, the infant son of Addison ful though it was. Two hours later, of Port was Mrs. Harry Talley, Norris, Mr. Roy Dickenson is spending a Bateman is critically ill. PIONEER PRINTIN8 OFFICE when it seemed to him that there Wednes- more to come in the way of was calling on friends here, few days with his parents. The funeral of the late Nancy Bon- nothing he asked if lie might take day afternoon. Among the Bridgeton visitors this ham took place from her late residence No. 10 N. initiation, Jan. S. Laurel St., N. J. the tack out of his font. His sufferings Dividing Creek, 22.—George week were Miss Cora George at 11 o’clock The inter- BRIDGETON, Lore, yesterday. were not ameliorated when he was Mints and wife have been entertain- Mrs. Eva Joslin and Miss ment made at the Chance, being Dividing Creek. (Adjoining Post Office) told that the tack had nothing to do William Corson and of Lees- ing wife, Mattie Hines. Mrs. Bonham has been a very useful with the ceremonies.—New York Post. burg. Mrs. Laura Ware has returned from lady in her time and it can never be Capt. Enoch Locke is spending the a visit to Roadstown. said that hers was a wasted life. She Lakr> of rilooil. ± week at Mickleton. Mrs. Della Campbell spent Thursday did her work as long as strength was The name Lake ot‘ Blood or its equiv- W. W. Cosier and Miss Nellie Chance to alent j in Newport, the guest of her parents, given her. Several children survive Carfare Philadelphia has been given to places as far wpent Thursday at Bridgeton. and Mrs. Isaac her. apart as England ami South America. Capt. Campbell. IVe bring Philadelphia and its best Clothing Store to your Loveland and Benjamin De- ‘■Suuguelac'’—i. <*., the Lake of Blood Joseph The interest in the meetings held in Mrs. Eph. Bateman and son, of door. I maris made Millville a visit on busi- very -was the name given by the victo- both the M. E. and Baptist churches Newark, are spending a few days in rious Normans lo the battlefield at Hast- (ness'Thursday. increases On even- town. This is How: nightly. Sunday where I Walter Hickman and ings. the Saxons were over- Walter[Chance ing at the M. E. church the Epworth railroad or fare. to our Cedarville, Jrn. 27. —Mrs. A. R. You pay excursion trolley Come thrown and slain with terrible carnage. Hilled [their ice house on Thursday League will be led by E. O. Compton, Sayre, of Bridgeton, spent yesterday store; clothes, your boy’s, your your wife’s. I’or a similar reason Lake Trasimene with 10 inch ice. “If Christ should come buy your girl's, Esq.; subject. with her sister Mrs. David has borne the name "Sauginetto" be- Peter of was in Simpkins. Same to Show your railroad ticket for Campbell, Newport, to our town,” at 6 45 a full house is price everybody. cause its waters were reddened during Miss Elizabeth Garrison is number- its cost if town Thursday. desired. At 7.00 preaching by pastor, fare paid. We pay you exactly you buy a certain the second Funic war by the blood of ed among the sick. Mrs. Harry Laws, of Port Norris, followed by alter service, at the Bap- amount. How much? Can’t noon carfare. some 15,000 Homans wiio fell before Lee Swartout is making a tell—depends your was visiting Mrs. Norman Laws on tist church. prolonged the troops of Hannibal. visit with relatives at Niagara Falls. Yet another Lake of Thursday. '< he topic of the Christian Endeavor & B» v/tvn Blood, called It is rumored that Mr. Swarton in- Wanamaker also "Yaguar Cocha,” is situated in Mrs. Mary Bateman, of Port Norris, for Sunday evening, will be ‘‘What if tends bringing a wife back with him. Outfitters to Oak Hall, the state of Ecuador. It is our of a was calling on friends here Thursday. Christ came to Mrs townleader, the series of lakes formed the extinct Arthur James, thirteen year old M ... ,, Sixth and Market by Rev. Young, pastor of Ocean City Lillian Cosier. r- , Streets. Preaching by pastor son of Capt. John James, was taken Women, Boys and Girls eraters of volcanoes on the towering Church, assisted Pastor An- Men, (Baptist C. F. Hahn. to the Bridgeton hospital yesterday, PkiladdphU heights of the Andes range of uiouu* derson in the revival services Thurs- The Wornsn’s Temperance Union to be operated on for appendicitis. tains. Rev. It seems hard that one so day and Friday night. Ernest will meet on Tuesday afternoon at 2.30 young should have to suffer as much as he, Where They Kat Tobacco. A. Boom, of Trenton, will be here Sat- at Rosa Ladow’s. Mrs. and it is feared he cannot recover. Perhaps there is nothing more pecul- assist for a week. urday night to Mrs. Rena Compton, who has been Mrs. Stanton Bateman was an out GOODYEAR RUBBER GOODS. iar about the Eskimos of Point Bar- and of Port town | William Terry wife, very sick at the home of her mother, of visitor yesterday. row than their methods of using tobac- were the of G. N. co, of Norris, guests returned to her home this week some- Leather, Rubber and Red Canvas which, course, they procure from Terry and wife on Thursday. what tlie whites. They kuow good from bad improved. Kindly Take Notice that Ely’s The funeral services of Mrs. Liquid tobacco. When they get hold of a few „ Mary Mrs. Nellie Peterson was entertained Balm is ot Cream great benefit to those show a marked were held afternoon. plugs, they apprecia- Bailey Thursday by her aunt Mrs. Benjamin Joslin on sufferers from nasal catarrh who cannot BELTING tion of it. The habit of chewing the Rev. George S. Goff preached an able inhale the bdt must Wednesday. freely through nose, weed seems to be universal. Men, wo- sermon from the words found in treat themselves by spraying. BAIN Jan. 27. — Miss Jennie Liquid COATS, MACKINTOSHES, men and even unweaned children keep “For to me to live is Newport, Cream Balm differs in not medi- Philippians 1:21, form,bnt a quid, often of enormous size, con- Dare, of Cedarville, was a visitor the Crearu iChrist, to die is gain.” The |pall cinally from Balm that has Rubber and Oiled Clothing, Horse Covers. stantly in the mouth. The juiee is not here Sunday evening. at the head of bearers were Beriah Loper, Walter stood for years remedies spit out, but swallowed with the saliva Misses May Robbins, Emily Lee for catarrh. It may be used in nasal Jerrell, Lehman Richmond and John any without producing any symptoms of and were of The Blizzard. Benjamin Lee, guests atomizer. price, including spraying TOWN & BROTHER nausea. Mrs. tube, is 75 cts. Sold by druggists and Jan. 23—William Stephen Lee, Sunday. Dividing Creek, 56 607 MARKET STREET PHILADELPHIA. Not Charles Turner was a Philadelphia mailed by Ely Brothers, Warren Street Enough. Fleetwood was a Bridgeton visitor, New York. 25 lw Husband—I visitor, Sunday. Young have found a Friday. place where we can board and have A very interesting Epworth League Mr and Mrs. Somers Ingersoll, of all the comforts of home. service was held, Sunday evening, led Leesburg, are visiting their parents Young Wife—But we shall want the E. O. Compton. A number of here. by A counterpanes, too. dear.—Chicago Trib- 1 Thomas Bowker and mother, of questions were presented on the topic une. Port Norris, spent Thursday with Mr. by the leader, and the members of the Scientific and Mrs. Charles Bowker. audience were asked to answer them Wrerklmr a Woman** Lit*. ^ When a woman to a in their own way, which request was P Test says man, “You wrecked my life,” it mean heartily responded to from all parts S Cocaine and all Habits may nothing CpiiEm, Laudanum, Drug more than that lie married "4 'll should always or her and of the room, thus giving all a chance ‘‘lJj! ji’ permanently cured, without pain detention from business, leaving no craving IA the of made her a whereas she CASTOR precede purchase for drugs or other stimulants. We restore the nervous and physical systems to wife, might For Infants and Children. to take part in the service. We exercise the Glasses. greatest their natural condition because we remove the causes of disease. A home remedy have been an urtiste.—4L“hison Globe. and of the exact Harry Campbell daughter, care in furnishing glass prepared by an eminent physician. fhe Have the needs. f Kind You ‘Always Bought Cedarville, were guests of Capt. Peter eye WE GUARANTEE A CURE FREE TRIAL TREATMENT Cosier and wife, Sunday. C. A. LONCSTRETH Confidential correspondence, especially with physicians, solicited. Write ’day CASTOTIIa. In Testing Bears the Kind fou Have Miss Helen Gates is the possessor of Specialist Eye f Always Btugft 228 Market St., Philadelphia Manhattan Therapeutic Association a handsome new piano. .. Kept- a 1136 Broadway, New York City