N. J., TKDl^DAY, NOVEMBER^, 1883. NUMBER 45. S ... · Solicitor in Cl-apa'ry, ComiiiiHsioncr of...

VOLUME XVI. WASHINGTON, WARREN COUNTY, ;N. J., TKDl^DAY, NOVEMBER^, 1883. NUMBER 45.

PROFESSIONAL.TVTM. A. HTOYKEU,

Civil and Criminal Law Practitioner,WASHINGTON, N. J

AIMi'iiry-iit-Ltt-H*,Solicitor in Cl-apa'ry, ComiiiiHsioncr

of Deeds.Office uvtir Kiiin*s New Drity Store, unr-

• ncr orFrnnt ii Mnti.sik'M ,StH., Melvt-ilere, N. J . TninfuctH nil hraticliOH ulICKQI btishiees. funny] y

SUUdKllN UKXTIST,

W n K l i l n K l m i . I \ \ ,J.

With all tlm latest iinprmviiKHiLt, T am|ircparal to tin flrst-clnss work FinnWold mid extra Silver Killings nt redm-o.1prii'ca. A larjp' ansorlineiit of tho l»«*tArtiltcial Teeth tlmt live inailc.

It;.;

OHN M. VAN IIVKK,

Attorney and Counsellor at Law,Soliriliir iwil Mulct- ill Cliitiwrit,

VllAllTITiOXER IN TIIK UXITKl)STATKS COURTS,

Ami In nil Hit Cmuta of Xtir Jcrmj

"Y ii. WILSOX, 7*

J.

FAll brunches of tho iwofossiuu carefully

lierfonneil. AH work wurrtintetl, amicheap for ensli.

\XT K- Hl'CKMAS,V> * IJMNTIHT.

liJ" XnUTMA-Ml'TtlX STHKKT.EAftrOX. PA.

.Ulltlmi Sets |irni>i'rly uiudu «m OlhiloUl*.ir<! nlvitiir tin; l>ivt KitMuctlmi tn tin; imm'ro[ iniv maturinl In use. niul (<>r lnwi-r n't IK IT.*iwhilly mi. Kltllnss imlt wllli tp.ld. t i c , dimewlili grout tun-. ' 20-ly.

J J K . K. j f T i T * "

8UIlfi.l;:t)N DKNTiyr,IMviilrre,'Warren (Jointly, Xew .Tor?oy

r< KîViîiirons.'M. i>., '

\\TASniNGTON, N. J.

Office over Groff & Co/s Store,i l-'roui 1 I1. JI-i

t»VHIK HOI US: j to

Ai ia icam • * ' '

QT. O1.OU1) HOTEL,

WArflllSClTOS AVK., WAHttlSllTOX, N. J .

USISUBl'AfcJSUI)-i:i Location, Acciinitnodatiou ami Mumijje-

meiit. -rermuiieiit. and TransientGursta well entertained.

•-- •' A NewVimARVpTRLoTAttached.- I * - " " 1 '•- G. F.STAATUS, l>i-i>i>rieto.

==J. T. BOWEBS=Will oi'cn Mil* Xi-w Stun*, for tliu i iatrni inueot

ihu imMIc, on or ulumt (Hln1. f rk i th , ISS).with u full line of Hunt* mill Stiwf.

•iitcli a# tiru keiit in a llrr>t-ctn*nstore . My Hue of JJIHKI* will

lie i-omiilutc-, mul u m i m l to mmoItuinul l iy . uli>ii vliunjier Hutu vmt run

l.iiy tlwm ukcwl im ' . till uf t l iu ' lu tM cuixml fliniuw c<|iiul t» tlii»u imiiiu tit nn l i r , for

miiKWIXrsou iiousKrm i l K WIMJESOK iiUUtil,,

A CARD.

Boot & Shoe Store!No. 15.1 Wn»lilii|xloit A.VC)

WASHINGTON. N. J.

SPKCIAI. -MASTER'S SA1.KU F I t K A I . KS'L'ATK.

IS 1-AI1TITI0S.

I »LW .lL'r't7,"mni!o IU'IIIM M » « wtx-tclu WIIMnn.i'tlxm Ic CiJinp'niniiBt IM J Kl In t belli \V|t9()]i a nit[)!()"> uru Uulriidaiii*, Ilia tiititcrttiiir, utiu ot tliu

Sptdnl MuHur* ul Iliu Cuurl i f Cb*iicc;>, toil MillattiuliliOHailiu-.ini TmrtNit.1i), hen-utulir J c -f ctllwit. known An tbu homtiU-iiil limn uf HO ucrusitmli!inrchi*i..lnthoto*U('ltliuif Urcenwlcli. Intliu count/ i f Waritii aud Slum or Now Jtmcy.ou"VlUJ.NESUAY.TilBtTll OF NOVE.MilliK, 1SS1,1tlwvMillitflMinaoflw1.-lT01.wl live o'clock hitluOllriUUUtl ill Hill tlN>-( all llli! (u lWl i i* lliHlBillujdanai.remi.vK.vl*;;

KLBVKNTII.-All t in I ci-rtnlu tvo.nl tut ot iwr-cvlutUnd •liuatulyltij; and Wtmj in Uieiowtirtilii0Mlti-eii«!cH.liltliocuunlyi. |Warr.ii nud Miituvl Sew .K-ncy ktort^niil, bt-lni; tut S». H In thedlvl'luii uftlioaiore»iUIIiiti)l«aud rwii c t m o ol

_ .. <tuFCiih«|ti*rulliiwii: ltf/iiinii:i*ut II iiunvcottar tu M«ri;iiri-tC<iviUbuVL-ii, in » lino of tliumill •'•lint VV'IIVOII'H Und: I rum ttit'iicu rilimln'

Comeu'* llmry Ik-fa

7 W ll

See,

I.fl,hW Horn, t3ti

HOOTS, .Wt'ii'x Fine

f ,"Vhthlrru'iiIfatij, Mm*,/-:*; i:vitni:ns, KTO,u,/M1 Fine Hoot*,

rhtiilren'* /•"-.<• / JW* .

lOl t'Jl Ulttltl olullU'llldtKtlli:!' llTL-rl, lllllMI (Illlll-mil iitnrtvuliiM lluli* t i u i t t i kc i tw l tiouet i i r -

I 'ucr to lo tKo.y . t t iu l iNcot l lmi ' i i td Ji.Nu M.tin.)!'" inim; iliiuou In' »ulii Iluu i:i] umili

nkt- usut pltMiPn hi ralU liili*. nl.<I tlivucu [1]Hill i i l - l i t i t lnle^rtf . rurt , fill a U cliutil.t niulfniij-llll.i' IlliliB lulli« I'laut 1)1 bi-yIII 11 111'.', Cull-

i thrVuutUi i i 'u l I'Muld.n," cnuuty ol Wm.uuidMatduf Sew, Jcrcry. lioutuliJ ni> to.lnwMcuiinnti'j nt n Liirnt'r ID 1 mil ul '-.il. ' .Wllmu,

nli'vu nun ii IIHII tluurtM) cii-i. . l;'!i-

CMtdren'* Fine Hhw.

A Full Line of Slippecs.Sluu'i, \Vinitcirn, WlMfb". ltt'l"'. filrl*', Clill-

ilronV nmt IiifunU1 I'iiic wnf Cimtvu ihHrtn.Slim.'!* mid ittibl.iT* uf hi/..-mul unaliiy to xiiltall, C'xmu nml H'I' tliu ln>t :i:i.l dn'ai.cr-l Awklu 1ti1>« line uvur unvruil for j>ti!>t U> tliu 1'LM.nle.fWusliliif-toiiatulvMnltv.

1 IIK»I rîHiclfuilydbk vMitu .nil IIIKI M:U

J. T. Bowers,No. IS4 Wnshlneton Avonuo,

Wii^lilii^lon, U'nrri-ii O»., >'. .1.. I '. S. A.IIM-Si-ly.

Keystone Restaurant,

First-Class iJiniiig Saloon.*ve-*'iliiii" ^li'ifDiublo nnd itu'Iictt In ttic tnnr

kvi.

**j MEALS AT ALL'HOURS. £

Win. ISA UUON,1'ropflutti

Livery, Sale & Exchange

it AiS t . Hotel,

IIII.M'iTO.N* AN'D lIKl.VlnKItn AVi: ,;-'

w.iriiiingtou, >'. .r.

'Tlte fuioat hotel in Xorllicrn New >lur-•ii»y. centrally located. Satisfaction guar-anteed to LII guests, liernmtioiit or tran-sient. Billiard Room and Uuvlwr Shopinnrtmiectioti with iho liute1.

^&'"i'irat-elft.ss Kigs, Dtmble or Single,.;• : Day or Night.-.--. -.. ;.- -.-. •

K. J. HELUS, Viop.C. liRTJJH, Sufi.

PKQUEST HOUSH, /MAltKET ST., llfil.VlhKRE, ?.*. J.

On Hie site of Uio old ".Wusliiuytor,HnU'l." 'I'lie Imtcl is convptiiHilly locatedund 19. 'irt'CfnreJ to fuvnish the best u---ciimmoil'itinns to tlic tniveiling juililii:.

W Oysters.'''WillimuHOii

OYSTER HOUSEandRESTAURANT,0 \ > U : M wlifloiult) nwl ri-tuil. KamlHw. mill

imrtics xuiiillvil.

Sols Agent for Port Horric Cove Plant

OYSTERS.

i n l li lorijl ivt ilittivii

l,lllli; tl i

"Philadelphia & bonding fZ< R>—XowJurMi.yOiitnil «lv.'"

TIMB TAUr.7."jrNtts4. )««.Train* l.tace Junction

t'Olt NKW VtllfK, yiiU'AKK itnd tXfii l tJIK-

I1L\'I'H> '.illnii»f7.01 A. SI .—Kline" .'•"7,:w '.M,—t'lniiK-ci' k'nillluti l l tWaohr IIIKIIrldizu'Ilrjin:!.. at lîliml Urimlc fur Tfi-illun

-nd l'hlln<lft|ihlii, nt Uliiciljulipml for Lm,™lmii<-h. Oci:in ' J rniv, cic.U.30 A. Jl . - ConiKCiuu al Hli:!i HrlJuu lorchanlcrV'Maniitflln, ltli;ti ltrldae Hranch.'frr;

ilSntiiurvtltulnr I'k-mlii.'iim; nt tl-nutrl Ilrnokor Ticntoii nml l'lillnilul|itili, ntCIi/ . i lat t i i)ortor Ijrnit Ihaiicli, O-i:ni (linvi*. t ie .

l.'-Tt'.M.—Cuiini'cttii'.'HtûEiwrvllli! for Kttm-nuluii; at Itounil Urm,l{ fur Trciittm. ami 1'hlln-li-tliLtii. Al HI xsWibrort Icr I.nt,- llmrtit, (Iconu

toUTid Itniiiu' fdrVniil t ' i , nu t l'lil!:itifl|iu|ii;' a:'H/.iiiU'tlil-i.it fur I.ur-K Uf i!ii;l;, OiT:itt itti'V./, (•!",li.M I'. M. —**'il7.7.-HI )'. M-Wav.

S II S |) A Y S ;

•.:t:i A.M.-ttltif>;i:iit;iit nil Mi'.lni

•In r'..ii'*tii> »ijd* 0 . - .„ - - .i-r in Hint Wi-IIcfV Ihit-j tln-iiiDit.iliu.rtlj iKtyiitul s q i u m - r Ui'cbunrniiil vlxiyvlx link* Inj.'i;o-i::lfiHl liy MuUliM tuoil w

nmil] l.y

rili flMfi-ii <!•'-UIJ.^VLMI llnkp

ci rnirui MIIII » IIM'EI :• uiT.u; •ti.nri.- HI i't«"ii;ii.yimitli t t sh iy i . tno Urizre^ w t . t , tliriunt uiul ii.tty-iuur link* tixiiu iio^hiutnu', cun-

Ut:TKkXTIl . -Aii t l ia i #cci ta ln l-.t uf laud

iw in:i liimiif Aurun COSICVLIV tlvc 'uclf Im;

uiiili'.lij-ttiuoliiiKittii n •lu'ku unit -tn[-t* i,>r a

ike •|ltjriw u'Vie%i1nK.nc>"luI'II 'IU* n'1""

ntKIUai,;;li])()(tf-.r .. ..c.iiH ]' , .M.-ttopi-lnu at a

!i.U A ) 1 — for tenII ».|A. M. - t ' n rSc iri.17 I'. M.-Knr Mm:!,:s,t::A.-i\ti So-i i i l'..M.-F..r.Mnn

EII«a1i"tli,7,S.>, lUOn in. \"",i;!.. .VI), H il" 1;ua<tnv>ii l'i i> in • . '

I'lalntaM. T 4!i. <>.r,;i. n. tti.!"H •••"!. <i:ll 1'. »i.!ll.'i!iu»lH:li) III

s™inorTiiio,.'..u,s.t4.W.is1it.i.i -i.w, :>.:ri. 'i-•,;p.m. tiunJ*y*_A.:ii ii. in. 7.1.11> m

^ T ^ r « t l i * r lnr^?w»il/.a PM'Time''"!™!.!-- ul

L'.C. H.\N<:ii:'K, 0-.U. 1' i Ti l . Aj.'l.IV, W.STEÛSS, Sii|.t

. . . I . Ii. WOOT'I'BS. (ion. Mjniii;vr.

t( • I K T K K

l h

ircultu

loiTtlilifurcpiirj',' bnlU;d nud

Tim teller'* *tune conBL'Vtn II u.l n liuil Jci;ttutntyuiiulliiKslini1'i.wlc B line" ttiL'Di'j ithtrtymluiiie* w«t , wv«n riiilu* nud twi'ltu

wlch titurupiiiil,v.lt: l lînLlu

Sh

"wvtt, MxII Tln.mii.

ilim, cuii'nsiK'Utr's lliie; llitncc KI>Ui-l, vuviti cimili; tu l l u |.lati-11 II mi: tlvuHcrv*, K ' l t i : ^Jiuit tnoriror w-r.Flfl 'KKNlll .—Atl Ihu loiluwliiK littcrluia

tract or KICU «f laud tl t t i i te iu tliu iLtwi^lili> uluwhicti. Iu 1U« comity ol Wiiinn, tu thu'. tif New Jprsi-y, mid id liouiidcil u> lullowe:ûtti" ul n tithh of J*ICIIPS CUTIILT ul Liuu ul- rtililaiiiruii ftiiil « Illbtii Sinitli. IM roittti

(Isil1 Jei;rct'» wcjt, twen ty two ttmlna uiid lilty-- Ve...lt«M lo a nurlwd r« l onk; fJJ ..ortli KVL'.L

i'ii (IL'UIUCH wt'ei, tour clntiis imiy-luiir lirik-;I m u m rlxiy degree* em, twu t i lyhm thuliw'd ilfty mvi-u links; 14) uouth dfititm-u and aIt(i("'n-i:»uii«l tourc iu t ln tand totlv liutiM tu

H . A l lclli thi;

s

Stiudul I'tiiurWUlut,d n hull Ji'i;tc'f» L-Iu-nte etillliy Willtliulf dvgri!«* vat.

cerllitnlruct »tuwi.Jl.ll. of

iru-jiiil, and 1

H laud B< i"lll'tewi

iln.k.t

SiSSn'dH^yifv tlok"•y Crevulm^'i* I'lUii; Ibuucei'!i«t. tiuyen ctmln^ tui'i liny-

•c.iiyi'- " ' ' • • 'i i t r i t cu.liy Mr^toosu* Jjiiiil

i7udrV«veutyaljti*1 itiK* lu' a coriicr of 1'utWi.levifr's land; tbciic* by the came and laudWilliam Cgwi'll north, uincitruii aeyrei-s WCihirli-tlir«K cUaiiis null utiihty linfea Utl t lonn t i l l e ro f ld i tnoucu alu-i« (he »d)

. _ . . , BlsittutSalDsu]ac«' ul bi'i'tDiihig, t

uiy-slx IKTCUBB o. Alsi ' .a loiol III.L uifuud liy I'll

the i., twelve cmiliuMinK J Koutu miyiivnidcixtytbTL'uhii,lilttitiiti« uichty iIniitt,'be UuJ (BUI'J

im ruFL-rvcd lur i;

uuty

(Scwart cantetutict! Sumlnntj.) ••••

- -REV. GEO.,Hi •WHITNEY, D . D ,"" ^•l1ltI3tSI.I>327CX.

Lndics' college. Prepares young men

for college. Best facilities fur niuii«,.;-,!iit

and commt-rcicl branclioa. ThoroiifjluieKH

in every department, litst building1 of ils

class, with stciam-ltqaler, bus, tint ami c.t!tl

^-witter; cU'..>.Glf;SC'-'alteiitioit"to. munners.

. Chorals ami hcallti. Lonatioiiîlousnnt ami

. licalthfitl. (JulnlogHC scut' frcu ou oppli-

tation. Year opens Beptomber i*i.

HACKETXSTOWH. H. J.

• hut oryfinilty and Vlwir. Swvuu» l>r.>Riratlan,ihK'o'la urnuvuvll rcBiiltnl lnill#crciloti, IIXCCH*tfVorWlc. iiimiosot Alouhol, Tobncfj. Au. | u « r

.u'Plncf, Clilcauo, III.

tn(l"cu',to cdiivcnloul atuvo.\celt for *ulo nt Be-ttly'B Mm.dry und vci

<? $ ? F O R LARGE LOAD• tho IJoniiy ulllco l i a l iv UuiliUnfi' »r I'uclJry

v _\ Prof. I- Sha/prToachor of Drawing arid Painting:

TntilUlsBniMlieiv' '"

u t T c u s n u pricoiTiFicall at. STAR otllcc, m- iid

'nr fuiiiicr jmrtlctiiiir,

•.•:~-.,L: • j|*it«?i*;Hlil.FnuitTH Art:., Ii, Y, ^..Aui

$65sMONTH iiiiil BOARD lur lilivayoann

' Kirl-mllt", ft. each' cuiimv, AU-„ ] . \v, ZIKGI.EH * C o . , PlitHdd

urdti-utuo. Sew Jtiisoy. lJi:ln; « tract d( land mi[•rcniiî-i- Miljoinins: tilt- i»*i nturcMild tr.ict meiit:onu.l and ue*cril)*!il u* SIXTBEXTU.' and lucalc

rly ilcfiitiliud.slluiitL. lylns a»J boluj; HI tinnvi.fliliiut t'niiikilii, In Uii! coiiniy m Warnand sin!'- uf Suw Jtrstiy, imtttd fand boimJu!

'.llt!i;luuin!; a ia pli>uc cotn*.r to ll-fi,'uri'diHiia titTa III Kk-uiior U'liwu'* llu(1) alon;: suld Wi

l l l u d u

ROBES,BLANKETS,

AiiiU'Vorviliitii; kept In. n.tirst-cliiss linnites

. . ' More, in uudluss vnrluty,

AT.l'IUCKS TO SUIT ALIJ,

_S. T. VANHATTA'S,

WASHINGTON, X. J.

ca-o T OfiSrs.K.IW. Skinner's,

. WaNlilniJloii AVOHUP, _rOliTltirHKHT'"'"

•BESJE-AJD.-••".. 7 "cA-iiis,:

\. full lino of choice confeelioupry ahvnyaun.lit t iul. •• -

OSR TllIAIi W l L I i HlIOW THAT

tPC tho .Best,e thorn a Trial.

- • : - • . A p r i 1 ' 6 ' M y

rifirsiiirsiirilicrhiifionciioti liifincivliuVro iiiUiu Smith l.iiildlnir mi WuKlunsloii-. »u>., nml-wVAws tn Inform tliu i>vo|)1a of Witoliln^ton,till* former patrons und tins pnliHe gu i in rallyUnit lie lias a full slock of •"• ''. ,

ReadyWade CIothi ng,tttl ucw'ttiiil frcBli. A full line of Guilts' Fur -nlflihig Goods ut prlcua tha t defy ciHiiiiotltlimAll the lntfislBlyles of ha ts ; wu.1 l-'iae twaoi1-niunt of watehes and chains.«;<>udn K<»]<1 i l l I t o l l n i u C I I N I I l ' r l c i iN,

SOL. LEVT,TOb-ii-r—iP——:-.\Va«Miu:to», N. J.-'-™

WinATIAOIimll!

..-il-j.j.^.;- - J - -20 .>U(.W(lf millllc 111;

:GA!W$§!:HSS

di-grealon;: suld Wilit lliluu dui

comer in *... r t u u t v aid. \Vtinon'*~]"tB*; Ci) by>[JameaS. Williamson noilh ûrty-llvj! 'rYt'li!:tiCt(:))'iiorlli1th!rir-i)ix dct;rect) i

twtjchttlnamid lorty-mvun links to * HOIKS l<•un.ur In Marcatei Conovur • Hue; Ihouc* ...i'on- nuldCuiiovur'B Itnu soutli iltiy-oi.u dcKrm-axa,C lour ctinlu) *Q(1 suTis'iiy'llve. ._l_iub ,io_ttio

oi'iiti-tii'iiuU. cutitalniujt o and lorry.

gmi'TlYiie'ttorllTility-oiie cejirtwicasCiuni clnliund fiivcnty-flvii I1uk» **>T

a Mj»nu ri»i- (i» cimuÎ cuvil llu

links lo a »mni! ii>r(I) north jiilny-ulx

l i ll»l« lohhji'lilanfi'iir, couttiu

%BM & " o"lu.«« V.r; K « J .irfshl.orl.oud,ti eluKs iiroslinlty lo cburclifis. "ftiuola nnd *l->:vi"d orioocl quality, wni" ••r^jj 1»'" iwH'B B«iViiud land • Thc*e tract* aro well wor!li in« ouniluiioltliofudflBliliiLj nood iirojicrliM, Thi

ORIIlllcr, U l»«y 1« dW!l««l lWJl. IWI Ml« Ol.ructuwtlUiikoiilacouu fto. Jil-lliu liumuswierms will lie unity, ur.U comlUuiiiB niatfe kuon iliudoy ol ta-c;.:-Any'ir..D;(:i:eiHii|!-l!irllnT

ntlon prior today or <wlu may tft'l on W

II. VAN CAMP. Auciloi tmAit i I1

EXECUTORS' SALE

HOLIDnYGOODS.- ' : — A M I — . . • • . . • . ' • •

Wedding Presents,

Clitw. I!. C'lirpuiiU-r. 1'r.'*. it Tru

Pianos & Organs.NONE. BETTER.

Sold on Easy Payments.Ailtlrcss ov cull upon

WiuTCiiI'iaiio it Organ Co.r

ASIiVJtY, iV. rJ.

Jiily-JO-ciii

rJ?OALL!

SOLDIERSANOMILOKS, 'Who were dlMl'ted by wnnuj*», dl«eai>L<, accident""1

or olhtTwlHi1, tint loia of n tui , |ill(-«, v*rlco;«

*ir?i«tly M»Ktos/orht»tliisr! "mi^bickYrnie!i-OH, ilicuitiAtiem, auy dlaiblltiy, uu niauuriiuw

'ew nnd Honorable Dhchtrux'4 Gbtntuett.Wldiiwn, clil 'drtu. ntuihcr* aii'd ISIIUMS of m\-.ctd d)'lt)i: in Hit* tcrvirc. or ulte'irur.ls, frum.^•ii-'c coutructoi) or ivuiiEd received wtiilu tu thesrvlce, are entitled ti> iicti-icin. K- J t c td mMadoiinlclnluitiicix'cUliy. Ituuiiiv, oiick juiidhi>r^cliiimr'cu]l»i:t<:il.

Increase Y«ur I'viisiou.

is K b L H y ' w . i r r . m ? ? ' $ * % ynit'tj/ow t'ldi-r thi1

uuml IHIB j;rndimliy tiniiiirniii.>vl Uio const!ttitloin; Mmim Ltii4 imiili! you mom buli'ln.-*. In noonIIn[ifr llio ilinilillll) !i1ii= inctusatJ; - to upjily fo

LAND ANH I'ATKN'I' (![,A1MS SOI.ttTITKl).

WEEK !

,V(.t!'flB(.'eiille-r.en,' tBS:- Very-littlij'calliJUtioMumcloawitl

iiociltu cx|.l tin It* iniirlt*. .TliwuH JI rlct'i ifti'rvti^t fur nil U'tin t'liibriicu Ililr' ôldcii ._rpt.<'rtniilty.

Am! we know you wiiirtciivo muto ijona iliau you

titiliiU' cdmiMtiV 1 t-ildi \\:*l wls'cmuol, till'nrilvu. Ul l ljilninly ITI

tl-'il t;:!-l V'

TI13 Croani of all "Books oT AdventurePiONEERHEROES

nml 1rotiiler""il«lit*!r8 wl

csirllcHt time to iho tirowiil. L;VCJ iinil•«lsploital"olr'DcSoto,...Lr.SalIc, ,St;nidUli, Uuuue.Kciiton, Brnily, Crockiiitr-Ilowlc. llonuiou, (MrPOII, Ciistw. CiiUloniin Jou, Wild Hill, ltutlHlnUill, Hciif. Mllva mid CrooK, creat lirtliui Clil.-f,mid pcnruu of othorn. -(IDKCDWUriLY ILI.DdTItATKll with I t s lin l t ll lirAOENTd WASTB1).UiD to HCll. AddioiaSTA

'hiladeliihiii, l'».

l t t t

Ei ]eutora of. tliu lust'" will

J t K l l d,unil tvKtnnmiit o[ Win." Jteklmiey,- duc_._lulu ofitliu '(,'oiviiBlil!) ol ynuiliUii, hi tliu Cutitt-tv uf Wiirrun, will udl ut pnbl|(s vomlno nt thoSt. Cloud lltitul, In Washington, oil SATUlt-UAV, NOVEMHEll 17,18SJ, till tlioao certainliurculK<>[run! c»|uto, U>wit: 5 Inilhllng lotsin HIP Jlnmugli nf Washington, on New street.The first jiilnu Schaoninnker'fl !oi nm| conlttlnatilticleutt liuutlrctltliH uf un ncrc of luuJ. TheKuiionil joliw lob of VtinDorcn und Sons niulKiuncnmii mul euntitiim nlnu Imndrcdllttt of imacre of liuid.'-The thlnl joins l(»t«-df VnnDnruti mul Sons and Kiuncinaii, und coutnlnBtwenty-two Iiunrtrutltlia of nn iicm of liuul,Tho fourth joins lots of George Wellington;Dnnlel Clurkson and Klnnoitma niul coiilnlnaline Iniiulralllis of uniiero of liuul. ^ The ilflU

intl"co«tiUna twetily-ono .iiutulredttiB of iittCTo1ie*Boi(l botwoon tho 'hbnrV of "12 undoVlock; In -the ftllornoon-rirf; saltl-Juy, wliu

•;•..:.. joliNT. oi'Etir.y,;.

i^Jsa^s&JK^ i l g i l l ^ E ! m'm^sKX;™1

omuiionorntunai, • • _ _ _ „ : - ' j ^ : rlL.linj^sipfiwBEUou^siLU fmuMw«s-nroAi.rAiiuiiK,s:.::.

_ iTe "WestoVn-ARM MORTGAGE CO.,I LAWHUSCI;, KAN., offers tu iuverton• the bust sceurlllus In tliu marltel,• FIRST MOKTOAOK LOANS mintlinnirovertrumtf. Inlorusl und yrln-

1 elpnl pnlil oi| dny of maturity In JfcwYork. Fiiiuia ]irotii|illy plucisil. Lui'tji(jxpoi'Jcnue. No .IHSBOU. Seiul finvirculnr, ruferciicca and annyile forms

"' F. M.'l'urklus, l'KS.tl.T.T;Wi\nie,Vicol'res.i 1(. II. I'orklitM, aett.; Chs.W: (iillctt, Trcna,; N. Y. Hurt;" Ami-itor. .-. • • '•" ' 3 ^ v

ii u UniiiYi.»'.>«i- j . . . . . . J,nil cliirjoa II.IPI-• !i. ••» ,tp,Miiti] "r.nfl nr mure1 niinrts "Rf "• t^c '"Vl1!*.

BOAHLBT Wrltlnp Ink. ol- brlllwui; vmthnnslyjCOIOTB. noii-cofro*Vvo nml enn't bo iip»)loiL,by

• f raming on KCuU^rV. - i " *'-_ Q•• J "

'AGENTS WANTEPOf oxlrn nblljty anil esiiorictice, to lnt;n S '.SpBO!ntl,l«.«seSE!?«i!-to ilml-nuil »t»irllulliii>ttUrBOu fiietvvlllti^ t)6ol;s.rilstriTiiluli" ^ » • -riiilspSonp. - AiiiOlcunta uiui-L"Fliu-,v-m<or~'Ta<:r,ii'buoltiCH l>y slilltiR by letter (no m)Ktnl caro),Cully «11 e*in.Tl«n«M. qnaliacAtioai, -file. • A larj-a

{SflrinrKinncitrTHcptcoiiVmiiMyn

317 NORTHAMPTON STV,

c have on hand and areconstantly .receiving all

the latest andONI FiiNliioiinblc HtylCN

and [)oo|ilu nf tuodtratom c a m . m d cfen people vrillto ao or wtilihj- nnd tha i

tmoat jhaTKot of prnctltlng plijiklaun uron imuuii bnrdiso tu thisia, oti't al«» tind that al ter

ipaj lnz thtinielvcB boor that no bunellt bi> <e-crucri to them, ttint la fact they b . m thrown their

yfttvaT. Tu ovcrcomo t l iod t»ll* wonflcrIc t ' iNo. BdliQtj ttemedlcs In iho *ltk and

"nilerlnjf. onu Homed? fur tncti di«rn'c, wlil .ontfor a tnoiat.it clattulii); that oati remedy will curetnraihcTdlrcMCthiiti Ilia ono chlmcif for It .nnd"i llietu letnvdlu^ linvi' Flood Hi! l en of jeiir*flltir.nia 'liitt'o Inllmo. wo nuruu tn r.>'iind theilmio/ |n|il In i-vrry liiftitiiCd ulinr J» c^rv- i* nutmrllivi-ly I'jkulBl. Thu rtmuilk-i » M t-nt l t t l jC,;I;I;I1J!I-. (un dn no 1 «>m I ivlll imi'lllvfTj

|;:.E:-W-E,rL,R:Y•-J.KU SILVEMVAKE,

,'hicli u'ri: I)r:ing sold at pricesto please tht; closest buyer.

•.irllr'il.ir iilliidwii /"till In re/Minuyl luWc, Vlnct* nml Jiirrlrg.

liv.Ty nrtlvli; U iviii-niiilcil us ri'lproM'tiU-il.

\l Mil- 1.I1I pllli-l'. :

:SI7 Sciiihiunploii St.io-is-r,in.

PiCKEL & BRO.,liUTCIIEliS,

i.titl MltiiliîiU; iiiiil rrtiill tli!:ikT.s ill—

I1EKK..VKAL, I-AMB, MU'lTON,

. - r _ c r > ,Vo!liM Itl.eiiHiilh lli-'iii

miiiiiViiiArii>'«it Mi'iKtiJ". ' . ' ' ' '^ '•"•" i '" ' i '^r ( ll( j ) : j

v '

t\\r vtwtA iln- m-y |»» J fur tin- |fntun<*b. •«'•'If your Mill.) I- L^ m u n i U ^ l t l v i l ; ,t..,.p.M l i t u \

' W'l'i'l'lli nil' .my i i t t l" t r l i ! f i I •»•..• t i l limu'wl.

i>>>ti.<-. Tlit' [irr m l ' . IT IC ' I IT 'C X». Ml Illi-u

uijf lokrii^

SUFFERING WOMEN. 4^»"^z

™»T.k'»1i:ii«™taf''™Ti'l"lc«''l'h«»»c« «-•«rltiu'1 ^Mirry litr till Lllo tuc^rr '^ mihui.Fikb!c AitIlls belli}; eiiiM-i' l.y il.e uti>»li:.i] ikTiir.Keinuiit->n cnitinuiu tn wonu'o, ivluch tliu Intitto nioJei-tj-

I or k'lniiimc nnttitu'uioccult lliulr tiukliiL' ki:owii,uiid of which lliuAii;iior..ncduI tliu mvdlcnl i>rn[ifHii'iiipr^vuiitinciirc. I.aily zniUvt, pau fo nnd

ly anil j i l i irUod, tlmt y • " ' '-' -tni-Hij inml»l<;» r —in.ru.-cl liLiilih

t; tlio pri, i|]C|icculi'.rdlH'HUJuct. i'Hiiini.' lu jiroJuco a iianeci cprluiotH will rvfuiKl thu moucy pnld fur irâinmn[fjoii Imvca callow cuiniiltxliiccr.nttiiut ot 1teniilUant tiCJilache", hncKnchv, (cslla-eutij*, lo:nl' aptistS'-, nipi>ru»elona ol iHOnllily tlon-, 1liiccularltlte tliuriioUccompaukil.tiy liMdacln

SKASON.

uiiu bu t the Lwt >th

MAltKET.

Sansasea Specialty.PICKEL'S MEAT MARKET,

N'o. IS Bclyitlere Avenuu,-1

Miir.il.!':!!!. .:'.,

Extraordinary

l l ' ivh i" jn-t rfcclveil u I.AlUiK ASSOUT-MKNT«">f NKWIiOODS. ivu wonlil Invlie nilrtiirfriuiiil.-iimdciii'tuinuM to call, mid w « brfore tnirclw-lii!,' L-lsewlit-rt'. Wo hav« 11

B u l l f . ino »1 .1

Ladies' aud tiiildrcu's Hoslflry.

ilfJK ASSOItTiMENT'OFGOODS, WOOL SACQUES,

ZEPMVKS, MACJIAHAft •• COKU, LACKS, " :

AndaFulliifteofôtioMs

WASl'lINGTON, is''. J.

''GpMIFERA.n'-TnKsVns, S. J., July i:";M;i.

piat"V""H l*hR«Ch«n «n«tlj trouhkd far yen..•wliti 'li'iiorlii (lis llt'fid, aecDmiiai-ledwllli Oan-

^,l"rcHilv"ir(niblc(l IIR-. 1 imrcluiMd ti bottleoiionr"co.M'lb'K|{A r.ir iho llalr, of John 8. Anlf-laWrliw wriLknowi. ilrtwirUt'of itoi city, nnd,iil.or IHiill! it fi>r II IliVV Wtf K?1. lo I.iy uroal Bur—aiur n«ii^ "ulf lcnU( |U jlwaiKMo TiM_wlltoly

llillK

Cli

dlKMUVB. D

i B„ llK.UVB DlT

Cor. Clinton "ami Blni1 ; • T n t n, N. J..

A coniliih»lloii of thu bu*t known Hoots. lJarkLand.Herb* lii.llie.u'«ewiilo.-k imrtoni.-Tha bailblood ~ 1'uriOc r," 1 he bust njfiiuiiKur and Uio mobt

'' Th"y euro olUlt'un^cs ot "tho Hood, DysuqisU,FlaUiluncy, S'ltirStomncti.Coui-Ui.allot], 31 CK orNervoiw flcad;ictiu, (lenoia! Dobtllty.1. LtiBBlludi;,iBdluuatloii nnd Ii. f.iulnru a *iito remedy forallUilluue lHconlore. ' --— '••

CB 'If yon aiu trouhled «lili n cough try DiM,.»-n..M'» An i i ; : i t i< !AX.c» i i« i i sY i im '_ii Biiiti ciiinTior a cbiij-li, coi'd'or" lunn" dlKONse. Itacts lilii! Joaalr," Children cry for itaflur tiUoncu. Kvurybody wllhapnii«liar cold B!try It. I'licisfilio ahotllo.

The J)It, GJSBS Mfff. Co.,93 and 05 Gill Ave., New Ysrlj,

. j s / ' l - 'o r silul>y Dnij-ulfitB in duueii.1

A&ENTSlVANTED TO SELLONISM*v:-j-UNVE1LED.

iclndcH Uio Iliu nnd touksslniiBU U . U I U . . U.P,....,H John 1). Leo nnd Erlclwm

Ynnnc - hTAI TLING mi.l TIIIilU.INf! IjfiyB.

(l^llililn; 1>. ' " --r—~7--r.-—•-•-•.iiMiui™ 1

)V«rknown; : !tnluitlan fcafsri,1th. 0OI1N

CCUOIDIC MEM atd women kno

SENSIBLE MEN ; f t > ^ " s

, tlmt you nhoulil ciiru yout.eli ntrl (met; inure fed Ihu ulow u'.

mt ei'lilta t int niililiu lutoiidodvr yun.

nure'lilta t int nNo. iiil l 't

klur yun. WtinelurV No. iiil l'twcrliitlon* arelik'nîun and palutnhlu tu luke, conlulu uiithlii!> ul

nt nil Uiui!"iunl In Jill cundltluns tvlthont po"fl.bllliy ot 111 t-fftfct-i, and will punltlv«Iv cure nuy uflhc|iccnll'irdlH'HU'i< ti> whitti female nre tu!t-

\V|1(?u!i,. H fto.Simi'iicrlpMoii "u" 'wlll jKiiltyou toliualth j t y o u h n r e a fL-uenilorcptnru J'ou 10 iieaim i i y o u n n r c a rL-tieniion 01

hunt and throbbing In thu lack , frciuuut talnt-tHK stjell*. Laucorrliva or wliltu Uiacliurijcs, |>aln-luiur •culdlncieu.mtlou lutirtMllm', K'tldleii orwhite depuelttt nrtiic. hot and dry fkln, Wheeler'sNo UU l'lwcrlpllon " C " wtll clvc Imtnudiato andltitlnc rullcf. The Dilco ot WUcelerM No. MlI'tcDCriptlona " I i " and " C " ate SO cent* each, ob-lalnahlo ttotn drncElst!! or nent by ma SI (ticnroIroni oLjiervniioti \\atl paid on reculpl ol pricu.]'o»(ua.-MKin!ic.trtkun. • , • • .

P I T J L D D U " ^ ticeJ1cK< lu d»<citbu 1I10

U f l l f l n n n , »j"p»»"1?i.s!flli?;5;i^v1if? ^*;

glh of only two many oiilUe tiitttt nr.il bti>till. ei-xv», old and yotinir. 6injuring allku from

ibe poisonous dripping In the tbroal, tins pniiou-

nCfnsnitnn; ilubtllly and luncuor. afldu from theacuio BUirorlUM of tale Jlu-nae, whlcn If notcLuckca cau only end in toe> o( t'ulnte, hoareenctrweakutivd vijfhi, luio of metuury, doafnuBJ . sodpri ' inatarodtaihlt col chtcKcd batons It is ton' ' - -• lrtilmr,--Hnilv unrt rrminrch In Amo ten,

ip-s and Eiitern ' l ands ' l i avuTa j i i l i t d ID_. «lcr ' tXn.W Inatanl Rellfll and Bute cure fin

Catt ir th.arcnuJy whlcn ii>nialii» n.i lutitnul in'rpdljiit^, nud that S« cuarautued lo cute eviryiKUOfacutuorchrnniccnUrrti or monuy rvfun<l-

ed. Whedcr'a So Uti ln*tant Iteiiel mid SureCuro lor Catnrch will cure every en* of CJIIH 'bay fJvcr or mthmi, prk« $1.1X1 per piickn^, (drnci!lrt« i;r sent by mat! port paid in mcuipt orprice. • - '

WliotlecV S'i. Hit Surt; Cure for KidneyLiver TronhU-» cur , , mi weakn^ j and tnm'wkidney*, tuiUtnuilan til kidnwya or I!TIT, ).$ l.(M.

Wliwlcr'* Viceublo I'lll'« are I lie uuty i»n:that ewe* coaîlpjllon, KlvlUK natural actlui(ho luiweln without iihymctnif. t»ir»tti(r, grlplnif orpain. 1'rlce H centi-, uf dtiUKi«U nr hy mall.

WlitH>kr'f Sorvlne Tout; fjr nrnulil i{leprt-*lon

of iho tiriin'lH luvnlnitblu, i>:fco&> ccul*.

BrvmudMteuikis ihiiLLûuiiiwu'iilii-Ui 't- . . . .j utfliwi byothfis lur remediu* Ki'on which

yon IBWO nil tins chances und via s-jieciuily InvitettioputronuKo of tlio • tiumy [•!r- UP who haveIriad oilier rem«lle» u-lttioiit t-Jlcoi i>r Oe|jttledllwlriiiirrefl byp.tyiir; doutor Mill Hut beni-flUea

unw Tn

not sot I'ccin, wills at once to Uio v'tnprlet-M. onclo^mti the in leu tn inimuy or BIHMIH, nnd iliuy

ill IIH tent you nt onoe uy injll, pott |»iilt'. ,Cor-iiiL-dence tolidted- -Addreat iitalnly - • :•-

PURCHASERS OF ORGANSVill dDWolttoesamliif! per*onnlly nt tlm wore-

.ooms ol lh« miinuMcuircr.-', ti) EiH 14lh Street,(Union Squatii) Sew York, iho I l i i o s t u « -f o i ' t m e n t u f i h o 1>OHL O i ' Q u n H we

I have ever ofcrud; in solid ca iiH or natural vioaat,r'elegantly decor ite.l In ico(c.\, s i I v o r o rlo lo r s . M a n y iio-\V Stylof* arocitdy this eemoa < Price $-U lo *MQ. S i x t yt ty l c s are from $73 to $2ft). Fur on«U,j u s v p a y m e n t w or ron to t l , withifrmuiotiLlUat Ifrcnt Ita p rum inly p^ld luilll U.mount* to lliuprlcu ofthooruau It tjocomus I tie

..rciiarty of Ihu pcr'aou lilrinK wllUbnt f.irthorimj'ineut.

That UIUBO Orumii are t U u l i u n t tn t l i u

y e n r e i ; no other Amortuun Orpine IwviiiKiocn found co.mil lo them nt nay. - A ca!j|« dlu-wtcli tiunounwa that lh«y aru n»slu roclplunts ofill>iii'nt award at the I i i t u i ' i i n t l o n u ll i i t l u b t i l a l 33x : l l l l i l t l (H i now In ten-

i - l 9 n « ^ k " ^ r H > ' a t t l " » N < i L U ; s r l " 1 1 * î~JL i i u e t i ' a i ( j u " C u i u 1 u'ijj; i"iti"i iuST." «*oHBiinlly have i;n hnmtHii 011 wnrcrooran HpedalU'ylL'anti(lnlca|»lo(;'iic, and nccoiul hnnd oriinuswhich wo ciiii olTur nt very luw pticcs. ' .

Mason & Ha rijiti' OrgaiiB& Piano Go=

tPublic Sale

O F l i i^^ i^ 33*3rrJva"iii3.[iu Jtoli-n ot Mnrcurct Warne, ducL-ii-ctl, will

•KiUutimbUcMlu un SATUKOAY, »K-gMUEK 8TH,- lSS3?l«itw«ii« tlw-liwiiw of IS

(1 K r . M., on Uio p m n l w , Uiu followingibed :rcul- imttiti!:. A farm coutiilniiiK!»

n'eroft, ultnnttMl In Vrmiklln t.iwtwhlp," "nuarltr(i»(\ivny rullroiul htiilidii, on thu road, lt>tyli»£tn'Asliurv;-.Oii.tli(!.i)r(!mli«cs.nvfli.woJwmscrt.i."oiio" lrt""ii~fnni'7-littiiflO"nonr.Iy Hts\yTl)ttilHirlliulatest stvlu "f nVdiltccLiir«;'t'(mtiilnliiK»voonirij'nlso 'n 'Imrii" aud l io rd nearly now. und: ol heriieccfFitrv outbuildings. Thuru lire two i«'.ni'.ljorchnnlH on tliu [ilut-u, uiul a M l n q utr«U«-'»n[-

Wanted"-

factory, lvciutd' l ikoHo tnk,v ti fow lioaTho roonia itru ]ilcaRant niul tenna - ruitson

••AiWtri . ' -*" ' . . . •'•,.10-l- l tn . ; ^.JOSF.PH ITANKINSn

Hair Vigorrettorei, wltU Iho gloas nnd frcsiinesj of yonth,faded or e r a ; hair to a natural, rich brown color,cr deep black, AH may boded red. Hy IU use lightor red h.ilr mn j Im i^rhrncd, thin h.tlr thickened,and baldric** often,' tho ugh not nlu-flyi, cured.

I t checks falling of tlio liaJr, anil i t lmula te iaTTcakniiditeldyGrowth toTigor. J tprovent i tndcures netirf nnd ilandrufT.aud licnh nearly 0rorydlscuot^cul lar t o thoKa lp . AanLnt l lcs*H*l»Drcmiltig, H o VKIOH IR unctiualled [ It con ta luncltbcr'oll nor <lye, rondcra Iho lialr soft, giowy,nnd illken In api>carnnco, nnd Impnrls a delicate,ngrcenhlf, nnd lasting '.crfnrac.

Mil. C. I*. IliMriiKit writes from A'frfcy, 0., .My3, IWli: " |ji»t fall my hair commenced fallingout.ni.it ini inl inr t t lniol hncamo nenrly bnld. I(i«'<I iurt of n tHiitln of AYKli'it l U n t Viaoit.

Krntvliijivic'irinnly, mi.l nm ironvliieod Uint butfur t lu'iKunf your prninrnilon 1 HbouM haro beencntirt-ly IKIM.*' ,

.1. \V. Ilint'MM. |iro|irf(!tor of tlio .VcArtkur&hto)

f\L-'-lki.i |.r--i«irntlmi for tl»< hair. I rpenh of It' - ' - —-—-motes tho

' nml cort.,-uir. Not

•Mea linn Uio t>rc|>«rntlon ever.Iaili-.i t 'iKlv.n'iillroKalUrnctloii."-',r —

Mi:. Asnvn FAlit iuil ty, Irndor of tho ccle-liriitnl" Kulrhalm Fitinlly " of Scottish Vocnllulf,wrllM from IbHton. Man., f'th. (!, 18Wls "Kvor•In .viiiilrlifcniitnelvoRilvcryorldeneoof Ihovlmiii!.- nhli-h lli'i-Unu tVnio (iroeurctli.I liaro used.WCK's ll . i tu VIIIIII:, nml fo h.ivti bm\ niiletu

t i iWrVwi", '.ii'i'n., jt'i'r'il i t ! ' l s w , «nys7 !'Two'•'iir.* iii;'. nlKmt tn'a-tlilnlii of my unlr camo olr,I I iliiminl vi;ry r;i pi illy, nml I wnfl fnit R row Ing!.•,],!. n liu"liii;Avi:]t 'H]1AiuVi{inittho fulling'iiiipi-d niul n nun* growth conunonccd, nnd In

-! •' ' • - letoly covered

ilnrlylSiwllmtso It occasion-

We l,nvo hnndre.Isof similar lestlmonlals to tkoi-ti'.i';i.!j- cif.AVKit'sHAtnVtnou. I t n e c d a b u t aLrinl tu tonvlticu tbu most skeptical of Its vnluc.

V l-ilEPARRV IlT

Dr. J. C. Ayer & Co., Lowell, Mast.Sold by all DruggliU.

TJLJTT'S.

TORPID BOWELS.DISORDERED LIVER,

•and- MALARIA.Hum UHM.J Miniruiia nrtso tlirco-fourthsof

tlni illsensiM iif Uiu l.umiui lit'jo, Thcsosyi!i|ituiiH ImlluiL.. Uic)i-uAt9tCiieo:Loi»of

, Sick IIc«d-ver«lon toructaUonper, t o wneffltcted

SCARINO A LOVER.

A young foltowfrom tlio country hwA iron;llto nOTcctlfltm of n" pretty Georgl» mnldon,and Euststcd ou meeting her ngnimt a sternfnthor'a will. A fnv ttl^lU ago Uioy motond

iifjlugnutlopcinout.: Tlospot they .:tcil for luelr tryst was noar an old

^ , itrying-gtouml, nml tlio hour wasQi nr midnight. They had mailo no dofintto :plnn, owing to tho girl's perverscncM, nmltho fellow,"A1 its Ruing earnestly, when Pgroan WAS hxml In miion^ thu graves and 0while form ro3o lip nml mlvauocd towortl

oiTli'r, nil ition uVtliC catitiifi VvevtUincierlloti 01 iKidy m* niliiui luruct&tliof ruixlf iri'ituljttlt>- of ttmuer. towaplrlU, A fiylliMl «f ImTlna; neB!ccUd;«;mi! diitj-: •>l»i»bis, Fluttering at theH<T>it,!fnlj '"-'»r-tlie ej-cs.h!=£iycol-ored irrlnr, V1>7tKTtpA.Tioi&?ZMdt.mitiiil tin; it-Ji- nfsi njtiiuily nmt nets directly"on Hia l.tvcr. AmiLlvur niuillolni! TDTT'MJ'lLLH II:IV! no cjual. Thuirnctlonontliohltliiey.Hiiml Sblii Is also prompt; rcmovinenil ItuimritU-.-t throii^lt lliceo tlucc " icav-eiiRer* nt tlm Myslcm,"-proftnclitfr appo.tlt»,MHiii<l UlitcBtioii, i«:Kuli(r stools, a clearMklnniiil 11 vlttorotia body. T€TT'S P i t t sciiuau 1111 niwwa or griping nor tnterfora-wltli dully work mid nrc a perfect J

ANTIDOTE TO MALARIA.1n n F E E L S L I K E A S J E W M A N . '['

••-"I hnvo liinl-Tlvfi]ii>in|pi; wlMi 'fp*Ht|»!3» •tlon.tivoyijiiM.niul liuvis trliul tcnOlITcrentkinds of pills, mul T C V T ' S nro tlio firsttha t Inivo ilonc mo nny good. They hiivuclcnneit 1110 ou t nicely, l i y appct l tu latplundiil, fund digests rcndlly, nnd I nowliavu nu tuml JIIJSHIIKCS. J ftul Hko a nowman." \\\ b. KDWWUDS, I ' lUmyru, O.•SoIJcrcryn'licri-.a.lc; Ollli t^l MunaySt.,N.Y.

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«nj subs?rHii!v' w til oftcr IIIJ< farm 1, ? 8 « t e I" llio' lownslili i o[ \Vi... . . „ ...

Wir rcn ccunUv, X. •}., contninliic T>0 noi'Ci, ft«*](>lnlng'liii«l!irnt ;S. ; 'f. ScmtuimV Vut r lckBnu-luiliuii1 niul Miilli in- Htuuioln. Kltuutod on Uio

' " 5;i!nrTraii',rOsfonl~"urii5CC~to'-;llra3S inlinii! onu mul ouu-lntU IUIU'H from tliu I

former iilttcii,. Ttiu liiiprovcmimtu tliercon

move. I'liofurtn movedslinvlyforward, lli»eycH seemingly lilnriti^ ftwl thobones clnui;-Ing (W It Htqiperi,: Wljou within n few feetof llio IOVCM it spoke lit itNcnreely nrUcvJnto -tone, tolling tlio yontli to " Urf-nnc 1 n.<t liisobject wiis to iles'-oy • tho "Irl's lmppinpssafter Rettiu™ lier Loiwy." TIIB yoang fol-low filid on liU Icucui, iirumNeil to leave, Iftie w«ru iilluwcil. KB wt i ; |'rnnti>i1' inilecomlx to ct cut of right, wlion Ilia girlkeolcj ovnr in i\ fuitit ivtid tlio.ymin^ tmiu-iUi'riwlyutt~Z\M f.W l;->i.w. :. Tlien:ilie .eldman throw down a nh^ct 011 which sunk*phosphorus hnd bson rulilml, nnd norui- oMdead cow lioucs lio bad piebvl up. tool: Ufagirl iuta his iman nod cnrrii-d her inlo tin*house. Tlio ycuug follow hat li-tt tlmcountry, niul tlio girl is as quiet nnd gentle '

< a tlovo. Tito old raiin is Irtppy nud givushis daughter nil tlie prcscntH nnd nttotitionho cim, but ho nuver told hh jurt iu thotmnsactioti, nnd n\it bus never spoken liuilover's mittie, nor «tid a word ci( tlm tenorthat drove him from her. side.—A "• '"'< <n{Georgia) Iltconl.

Tho feat, which hnd almost become onsof tho lost arts, of catching a Balmdn from :

tho river ia the vicinity with hook and linowas revived Monday afternoon by Mr. H.Toy, im employe at Messrs.'. Kimball &Gerrisb's tnnncrr, who micceeiled, after ahard struggle, in landing a fifteen pounder,says tho JIanchesler (N. H.) Mirror. Mr.Joy is extremely fond of fishing, nnd hits'*visited the river on several occasions thopresent Summer,, with. rod nnd lino.Mouilny nftotnoon he took up his positionon a enml-bar north of the eddy belowAmoskeng Falls, nnd while fishing for chubsvns suddenly mailo nwaro that an unusual-I, "largo nnh hafl taken tlio hnit and wasrigorously pulliug to get awuj". Mr. Joy'aexporiouco oa 8 fiuiierrunii toll him thnt asalmon had taken hold, and keeping thelino sufficiently taut, in order that tho sal*inon could not get his tiiil over the some, so Vas to break it, he rushed into the' river andfollowed tha lino up, hand, over hand, BOOH r .reached the ganey salmon, iind, securing-a ,hold through biB gills, gaUmrcd thfi $*hJSmIn his arms, and after a deterniinea strugglelanded his mngntficcnt: prize safely on ~shore. Every thread of clothing on Mr,Joy wus net completely thxough in htB flghtwith tho'nalnion; but he eared littlo for t h i i "BO long as ho succeeded ia nacnriug tha finl-.Ho curried his prize home, and found that.;"it tipped tho scale, a t , l\fteen pounds. _ Thociitchiug "of thisfish' inrthe"mnnner above*tlcscrihcil, and 400 yards from the flshwuy,was legal, nnd wo are rcUnblyinform<u'L thattherowerc two wituesscB who affirm tnalUieanlmon VIM caught in tho manner dinted.

THE YOUHG EDISON.

. " Eilisou used to •work tho other en3 o( »circuit with ino," Bays ft tclcgrapii operatorinterviewed in the Ttekabuig Herald, " aait know him when iio was in JtempUU somothirteen or fourteen yenra ego. Ho nlwaya.looked nitty nnd noyer spent his money onilotheB,~hut 1 "ilwnys tiakottor other, outl speitunterliito work out hia-inventioufl.' He-used to take press in Memphfa.- Ho Voa aa'-faat as thny moko 'cm and' his copy nevergavo n tolcgroph editor n;bU of trouble. .Ho hod a way while waiting for copy ofdrawing caricatures, illustrating tlio char-acters of news ho was getting, and, putting y

•hem along iii the ~-spaces oftho copy-hilent into the prcis. This uiado one of thipapers up there, I forgot which, ictl hot,nnd it opened on Mm and had a good denlto do with bis being fired by tho manager.

PMisoa didn't want tho fool editor to print .his funny" fitctava ir^hUMegniphis news.Ho, only drew them foVliis'offn onnweWhen ho went to, Boston with his. yellowlinen breeches on in tho middle of .^winter,tho manngcr of tlio office, finding ho was nnKpert, hired liim to keep tho repeaters in>rdor.. Edison worked nt tho instrumonU& part of two dnys, and then was caught by -'tho mttnnger of tho offico fooling with BOOHnow contrivanco of his own. 'Thought 1 v

iitod you to btep thoso repeatora in'oraiw,*"".'"-^:wtd tho manager. ' Y03 did,' said Edison;";r_• bnt I'vo put a kink or two into them thai •'will niako thorn keep themsolvflo in order.1

From that day hia loittino wnn made."

~ JAORAPOR SALMON IH'EHCLAND^*

Labrador milmou have eomo to ba consid-ered a. great'luxury iu tho English:,markets.'.Thoy aro easily imported frozou whon S "*6tiimon'"1aro.""notl'"atlainabieCV "Tiio*1

nioreovor nro not as nbuudant as they, l i ^(o bo. A sort ofplnguo appoarcd- T ~jlosoôf tho rooout"1 •'!•s&isou'.VonKmg'thQ-i-,-^..--fish in tho Tweed nnd-proved even m o r o V . * i |fatal than ft similar.visitation in tho Spring ,,^,J

consist fit ;i uoiid Dwelling House, Imrii nuQ:ill:'is.vcf*itry.toath«!ldl«^:i^'i1liarc iaiiiiwell1 b rihu door nnd u dream o( -Witter,(lowing tlirnngli\hc*|iruihiM!>i'.:-ri'liiirenu-«tii- nil klrnln nt fruit

recu in bcurlnij condition, Ahniit forty acres»f Iholnnrl js Improved ..•.. :--.•.

.uAnv.jicrHQir^vlwliliiir-.toIvlewrtliortcaii do BO by calllngoii tiioanhBtirtbcrj*n tlc nrcmlscs CouUltloiis^wlllljo

.T1.P00

— _ fisheries in tWs fitronm nro lot for jElii^"'1™!OOOayear, anfl the loss of nny part o( t W •Block is a serious matter,-. During tho past

.Eoasoii'llioroliasboonoicoHoiitEport inBoma ::qunrtors, but tho supply of nativo Bftlmon - \iBneccKsarily etunll. • Tho Labrador salmon <v

nro not liked by epicures, but tho niultilmla'Gadthflm of blvoioo flavor, and unimpaired 'by lUa freezing process; ; Thoy nro.likely to>.;., • ^jbo uuppliod roguhirly through tho, Wintor •hereafter. ' Till uow tho only imported en^'mon hdvo como from- Nor\yay hnd Swedoi^',.

: and, tho qimntiiita havo boon; umollf uud Ui»prices vei-jr bjgb., , -..,'•.:,.;" v-.\_

;...Tho'8.ym]itomB,,arp moiflluro.rlibo'v -Bpimiion,.: ihtpnso' itchm'i:,', increaaeil liy/.-VvllEoratdiinu, very distressing, particularly at-,'.*•£ |liiftht; Rwms na if piu-wotms wore crawling •V ifill iiiiU^'.'OVî'10-rftftiimi: .tliB.privalq wftUj^lire 'sb'niotimbTEircctcd,9'! t f ttUcw'tid'to'coii*

, litiue vrry seriouH results:.'may' follow. •

'1""'*^Buro*ciiro?"Aisii:i6ii.êt'tcf;*::ttcD,'Saii™ijUhoHm;ScaUVlIoatl, iErysipelasi :Bntbew:Itch; Blotches', ull'scaly,.crusty Skin Dia-.tiasca.- Soiit b^mttiU'or SOceutBj- ,3 bos- '

,-i;Sl-.i;5,^(::!r, Eta iips). ii-AflflTPRfij^DR:^:WAYME JS«SON, Philaaolpbia, Pa.;.-,, p , ;

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I MIL II LAItOJ, ,

r Yoar, In Advance.

. WASHINGTON, N. J., NOV. 1.-18

LEON ABBETT.1 '.'.• , OM1UDBOS COUSTT.

FOB ASSEMBLY—

Stephen 0. Larison,, , OP 1HCKETT810WS.

: Tho President liaa Unucd the followThanksgiving proclamation tIly the President of; Ihu United SUitct

America: 'A I'tlOCLAMATION.

lii furtherance of the custom of IMs yea\nt the dosing of each year to engage, uponday set npart for that purpose. In il spec

•". festival of probe to Uio river of a l gnwl.Chester A. Arthur, l'mWctil o[ the LnMState*, do hereby dcrifruntB Tliiirnduv, tlio SIUuy ot November next, ns a day •>( iiatloi

" " S o j S r ^ l i l d i U drawing to uii end Ibeen replete with evidence of Divine goodm.

... The prevalence of health, the, fill lnes«, «f Iharvest!!, tho stability nt peace anil order. 'growth of fntlprnnl fcellnif. the tptcal of

ing

he wwcontinU

*.». , .„ „ . „.,„•,„,„ . . v . . . . , ...- •• - . Vn"tclllgcnee mid Icaruhiii. the1 continued enjoy-ment of dvll and rcllginu' IHicrty, all thutand countless other blessings nrc eiuise of rev-erent rejoicing. I do, therefore reconitnciulthat on tlio day above appointed tho rieomiresi from Ihu ttceiiBtuiiied IUU ore, ami meetingin their scvrml place* of worship, expresellidrdevout gratitude to God that l lehntti deiilt «ibountifully iritli this uallon, nml pray that 111:grace nud favor abide with it forever.

In witness whereof I have hereunto eel tu]hand, and caused the KCHI of thu United Slnta

••- to bo aQlxcd,Done at tho city of Washlngtim, tills SOIt

day of October, iu the year *if our Lord oiiithoueaud eight hundred and clglitr-tlircc, IUUof the Independence << the Uirttuil Suites tinono hundredth and eighth,

lty the President, CIH:STI:II A. Aiii'in'liFiinnGiticit T. FIIKMSOIIUYSCN.*

Secretary of State.

AVit.vT WILL You.Do?—Tliis is tholast.ftppetUTincG our, paper will nirtlmIwforo election. Xcxt Tuesday willbe decided the issues of this cam-paign, and in our next paper we ex-pect to amiouucotho decision. Eithertho candidates of tlio pcoplo will l>oelected, or the candidates of a party'that seems to have for its cliief aimits own aggrandizement and the op-pression of tlio people. •"Wo wish tonsk tho voters what they will doabout this,—elect people's men orparly's men? Loon Abbett, the Dem-ocratic candidate for Governor, iseminently a man of the people; thislias been clearly demonstrated allthrough the campaign, and, notwith-standing liis enemies' attempts to im-peach his character by their vileslanders, ho stands to-tlny without ablot upon his faiv fame. Will .you•vote for this man? We1 think you

But if you elect him you must

: also elect supporters for him, that lie.maybe properly assisted in serviu;you. A Democratic Governor mustliave -the support of-a Democratic

--Legislature, in.. order, that his .effortsin behalf of tho people may not berendered futile. To bring this about,the Democrats of each Assembly dis-

; tricfc must bo true to their party audtheir candidates. In this district the

,-., Republicans ore mating a bitter and.'unfair fight against our candidate forAssembly, S. C. Larison, hoping tocause some disaffection iu the Demo-cratic ranks, aud thus bo enabled to

Joist upon the people a representativeuoTY.'aiiu Dem-F your'. arch one-

3?.They have malignedand slandered you in every conceiva-ble manner, and now will you rewardtbem for it? "We thiuk you will givea decided negative to this questionnext Tuesday. Lot the rights of thepeople triumph in'tlus election, andthe people's candidates bo elected.n

CtTSTOM-HotjSE Fn-vuDs.—Tho Butlercampaign in Massachusetts, although

- it has not yet' decided who-Shall bejCroverKol7TT!r!r'*accoinplishcd one re-sult, viz.—the bringing to light of avery dark chapter of Itcpublican mnl-

. administration in the Boston CustomHouse. In order to 'implicate "\Vm.A. Simmons, a Butler;Kepublican,his

•.former party associateshavo disclosed. the most gigantic frauds^ in the his-

tory of tho customs "fierviccôf thecountry, perpetrated in the city ofBoston while Mr. Simmons was Col-lector of the Port, During Mr. Sim-mons'administration in 1875, 1870and 1877 a conspiracy existed with

: members, both inaido and outside thecustoms service,'for the smuggling ofmerchandise through the Boston

- Custom - House, and "hundreds, ofthousands of dollars wero smuggled

^throuKh.uuder .forms. of_ law_ and Jhe,GovermnTnrdefrauded of the legiti-mate duties. Thus we see that HubRepublicans ore no better thanare'ariywhero else The Republicanparty is a bundle of fraud—corruptto the core. I t must go.

Ajhew book called "Copp's U.S.Salary List and Civil Service Rules"has beeu recently issV.ed. It is pre^!

• pared by Henry N. Copp, a lawyer ofWashington, D. C. All tiio Grovera-în5r>t"5alaric3;ar£^giycnrfro~^Prcsi^dent Arthur's $50,000 to postmasterswith,$500, officials of the Treasury,Interior, War and Navy Departments,Ou'stom-Houscs, post-offices, aud ful-ly 20,000 Federal offices arranged byStates^ aud^TeiTitoti eft1^, Spaonnniv

; examination questions foradmitttnireto the Civil Service thrpughoutthecountry are added.;/The'pnco" of Lhetook' is only 35 "confer" Politiciansnlono, • have 'iierototure.^ iiola thisknowledge. The pcopitt;nowhave a

i how tlio na-tions' income is expended.

jjap3 OW pai«w'tov'sfti6 at this offi<

REPLTDUCAK EXTILWAOASCE.— Mr.John Roach lias sonfc a bill of $21,000to tlio. Govornmbnt lor storing thoman-of-war Roanoko inluHnhip-yMr. Robeson ropaired thin vessel intoa worthless condition at a cost o:$^0,001), and then let the eyo-Koro lioiu Mr. Roach's promises, iiintcad olHcmling il Io uiiu of tho United Stuteinavy-yards, niitil it was Bold for thomagnificent sum of $C,000, tho pur-chaser thinking it might servo for oldjunk. Including Mr. RobosonV re-pairs, tho Roanoko cost tho people oithu 'United States tho haudsoiuy'Humof $$5\i,ti5& Thin is a fair rjmiilo oltho intolerable extravagance, on ac-count of which tho people liavo do-clai*ed that the Ropublicau piiitly

must go. • • _

lor A lrix.«ccn[. SUCCEKH.—Tho to-tal oarningH of tho gvcut Brooklynand New Yin-k bridgo for tho liratnineteen weeks since its opening wrro•i(JO,(i(i;j. Dediif'ting expenses and thonot earnings were only $17,774.02This is at the rato or iihnut $50,000 ayear. But the interest tin (lip bridgebonds is §750,000 A year. AH :I finan-cial investment tho great lu-itlgu iitherefore, a failure, and will lio nanimal loss und tax upon the.VvoritiPK unless its recoints aro swollfdto nearly twenty times their presentdimensions. "When tho street carsrun regularly ovw tho bridge tho ro-ceipts will probably be i{iuu1riipbut this will not bo tniflieientto maketho investment u paying one.

Tun Turn: RI:ASOX. — Ex-SunnThurman in spciiliiiig to u AVushiton reporter recently said, thereono thing Democrats should kot-p inmind , while pooplp. ;:tro \uiuii"Sai'ound for outside causes for tlio •re-sult of the Ohio election—that is,that the real reason is \osl. sight, of.This, in u nutshell, is that tlie peopleare tired of the rule n>i Uio 'Republi-can party.:1 That vims cause willcany Pennsylvania, New York andXow Jersey. : • .

THE FAT Gini. DEAD.—Tho fat girl,who has been exhibited at the DimeMuseum in New York, died suddenlylast Friday morning. She was bornin Detroit in 180(1, and al her birtliweiged 25 pounds. At the ago oftwelve years she weighed 250 poundsand at the'timo of her death shetipped tho scales at 517 pouuds. Shewas 17 years old and was married ti

young man by the name of DaritlMoses. _•,_ '_' •

A CHINTSE GAME.—Suveral packagescontaining over 3,000 unstamped let-ters were brought in the steamerCUy of Tokio, from Hong Kong, by"self-appointed" Chinese mail agentslast Thursday, and were seize'.! by theSan Francisco postal auUioritics. Itwas noticed" that tlie Omuese'corre-spondence was decreasing, and awatch wits set which resulted in theseizure.. . .

The A2iollo ought to bo ashamedof tho base slanders it -has been giv-ing vent to concerning Mr. Larisou.The editor knew when ho publishedthem that they were Hes made upout of the wholo cloth. After elec-tion he will be looking for ono of thekind of holes that he can crawl intoand pull it in.after hiin.' "" '.

Ex-Congressman Murch proposesto open a gin-mill in Boston to rivalPugilist Sullivan's. Mr. Murch waselected to Congress by the Greeu-back party in 1878, and now he as-pires to rival tho great Hub pugilis-tic beer-slinger. Moral: Don't be-

~>rae a Greenback Congressman.

Eighteen hundred printers, ciw-ployed in job printing and newspa-por* oilices in New York city strucklast Thursday for an advance in theirwages. The advance wan jjranted,and all except about one hundredau<l fifty went, to work again Fridayniorning. _

The Republican party claims to boa temperance party, and yet in thisdistrict Republicans openly boastthat th'ey expect to cany the comingelection by the votes of "disaffected-whiskcy-nicu."-;.: '••. ;:.-.,:.•••.-. ;

gaTlf you want a good titid Stylish Hat,for yourself, your wifo or cluldreD; if yonwant a Scnlskin Sucque or other I''ur3, orSncqiies re-dycil •'ur required -nuil •- madeover, go or send to the old reliable house,Of Joil.V It TERRY it CO., 1159 UliOADWAV,Corner 27th Street,1- Now York. OrdersBcutby mail or express. ' A JJ •

;•• COMMUNICATED. -

. JIISREI'ltKSKSTATIOSS. :.I find the following "going Uio rounds"

oEtho press:^^Cui*jirg«"nui7crsayi;rT!.3r!y; c vcrjb- -

HVUB ut "Ncwbure, N. Y., is more vr, lusal c d from walking up and ilowit I h '

\A l l U ijuiit Tlio BUIUUlctgcd from walking up and

hill on \vh\tAi llic clly U ijuiit. Tlio BUIUUl l l i f l l i n r In P ' k i t

mlBon river hank. SittioB: i t tg on tho tluail level *>t Clilcngo thatila ltlKena llatfoolctl"Uoatoii Post

hill on \vh\tAi llic clly U j t . Tlio j ccullurlly is fatnllinr In Paus'ukccpsic, anotlicid tv ou the IlmlBon river hank.1 SitntioBi: it'walki tho l a l level *>t Clilcngo

kalking on tho tluail level *>t Clilcng thainkes ila cltlKena llat-foolctl."—Uoatoii Post.Now.with regard to the cities on tho

Hudson, located respectively 60 "criir 75miles from NcwiYork, it may bo boldlyftfllnnecl this statement is utterly untrue.Tho writer hns spent several years iu closeproximity ib-uyijj^.'.l'—liio cities indicated,visiting botli frequently and waiting care-ful observations meanwhile, and never has

noticed*. Certninly;no iiiovo cases of theil exist than in other localities where

ftYfiUoiis M*J unknown. Tbis tlisciaimorleads to a few remnrfes on the'subject otmisrepresentations. Iho familinr hymnbeginning ' ' I would not live alway," was

iieiirwB" saoTT.T by,rur.™iiiim!!n uurg,~riiany-^ycar3J"Scpe"rinten!3ent;:.of:;'f5fc,ko's Hoapitiu on Firth (avenue, Hew

••Jorlt/'-il-1 lias beob affirmed, over andiveiyllifttllib" author irroWtbia liyuinim^3er a pressure of ciesponilency", cnuscd by"JiHappoinlmont: in love/' -,Tho" rumor

,lins no 'doubts girdled tiib^vorld. A fewTcara before liis dejitli it was my. »Hyil_Ggo_to visit St.'Lnko'a; und wbilo there in-quired of tho BniVerintpnaontifthoroport

'Vas'/triaeT.'^'NotiaVordiOfi.t^tbJnjtllt

via* bin answer with a tim which I fhalllong remember.

A report of ono of the eccentricities ufRev, ltoulntu! Hill of Luudou liu» Kutit;tboruuudit until'by thin time it miiwtbofairly wt-aricil out. It nirs tliu.t (if iniUcdit hn» RlrcnglU Lit run): JIr». Hill, on oneoccasion, ocedcil » new l>onnr>l. Tl,ccash WILS not ou ;lmuil, und to olitniu itclient of drawers IVUS tiulil. Uu the lll'slSabbutli of Mm. Ilill'd njipcuranuc witlitho new attire, tho rovorcml. pt'cachci' rosewith gravity anil mitiounccd to the waiiand startled congregation, "Mako room,frienilst Hera comes Mrs,: Hill with :chest of (Irawera on lior liead!'1 Mr. Hilavows in Ills biography tlmt «uch <t thinneeer occurred.*

MAT not political pirticp, during an ex-citing campaign, Icara a useful IcsBfrom Uio infltanocs given? O. II . II.

Sen ltuwlunil Illlt, lib I Ah; Atiticilotra,.tby V. .1. Cltn'rlcflworlli with Jntrutlnct-ton 1Mr. Si>nrgcon, pugo-'8.

Ruin WrmiRlit lii tlif n.rril . ,.How depressing it is I i wo IHTI'M

(rccs cut down in the mHst or n noWft In| cit. How nail<le:iiiiff it IH nho to si-u ll<tliin spot in tlio miilrtt of your otherw:.atiumlftnt Imir. Stop il ut «tncn by tli

i use of Parker's lluir llnlfnin. -I'or acltia' t'lliciciicy Hun fiiuioiifi nrtiulc- KIIUUIS »t ttu! hunt! of its ciusH,, lllcftoiii for Mio U>\hA

i delirious in odor, ntul rcstori'st thu oricinii color li> piny or faded Imir. KconomiCiiI us ii ulifjlit, Gccnsioi-iil tiDplTcution Itepithe Imir ami scalp in perfect order.

RICK—MATi.OCK-OclolUT iiOilii hv Rev. Aiuni11. ltelll*. irvliK-11. Hire MIII Mary E. Mat'luck tbotli«( lliil'C.

31OWI.ANH—lUMMOSn—In Hover, OdiiWr LMnt the rcriilcnre «f ili« l*rl*luV pnront^, I.;llov. \V. \\\ JUiilmvny. Jr., WIIHUIII C. Idluiiil. f>f .Iimutlim, nml Ml.-s Jwle ll.. iluntcr «f TIMIIIIU* HunuiviiKl. K«|.

M»TT-STiTT-OrtolwrlTili. nt thu rwMi-iimi,f the- brliWs* fuilitr, in.WMpViffk.irTllitKcv. (.iw. S. Mutt. I). !>.. Lnwrcnwh. .Moll,cillliirflrtlw'rri'iiliiti Tiiiu'i1. I" Mi** Mur;B.SUtt.

VAsUuTsn-WiXASit-Ocmlii'P Sllii. ni tin• luniw «f the l.rl.U.V im.lhur, l.v Itev. (i. IWiimni>. n^lskil !•>• Rev. A. tf. Lhrnlwlck. l>1)., 8H«K ViiiiDuriiunmlMW KVIIA. Wliiinw

• •!»tcr '>f11i<- <<ilM:iiin" I'l.T-'vniiui. liiith (Newark." " ' ' " ' •"""• .,-"" '

lEitiri.r-ilnr.i.-Ori.ili.-i- 'Jath, »t Jli« l\ 'rl:,i,a M. K.. ltAiwinuiicc. tiv Kcv. II. Wlill*Mr. wmium Mfrti-lti wiilMlM lw»n ««wnil ot H«|W.

V'II.HHICI;—At Hlnlrs'l ....Mr*. KuitliitmluA. WililrU-k. nj Ml numiMWwars.

•isnuON—In Willlliirinirir. OH OrtoU-r SHUIi.Kk-minr. wife *./ Jnwli lVwuli, asuil «lyt-ari*, 8 months, nml i t iliiy*.

Mrucs-Octniwr IStli, ISSt. Uale K., «if<- -1'di-r MVKB. micldKiilv, ut her lwinu tti- l'«-rtCuiiicn. 'wd *J0 yciirN I nmmb nml 10 duw.In Jim*; liirt flic bnrlrtl her lovely intt-'rwUnj;

nW, Blmc then Hie bmi hctn in l»»* luallh.ut not eo n* tn l»e cnnlltiL'tl t*» licr Umw. her

friends now fuel that It wns her firent iimmtlint]inlkeiitlicrupiuiil!l«hiff. und her i-hcfrful•plrlt, t U t cntiicd thorn to fed Unit her endwiw not yet, lint her nun lms 1:0110 <!own wliiluit was vet *Iny: her relatives ilid all thi-v hito keen her hut rtmtil nut: they mourn lit-r low:Kite was the ilatiuhk-r of 'Vttr jinil Mini!Wugncr, of l'ort" Oildun. N. • i.i there —-

Thousands die from neglect to properlytreat Impure Blood, Constipation, Dys-pepsia, Malaria, Apoplexy, Liver, KidneyHeart Discnses, Drojuy, and Kheuniatisin,But. to the debilitated, burdened with micliaerious sickness, wo conscientiously reuommend • • S W A T N K ' S - P I L I J S , " - whiclj cou-tain medicinal properties possessed lty noother remedy. Sent by mail Tor i!5 cents,box or :!0 pills; '5 bnxes, SI, (i» stamps)Address. DR SWAYNE & SON, J'hilii-delphia, Tar Sold by Urnggists.— — -

IOMMISSIONKHS'SALE OK THE itEAf, ESj T<VI E OP CHRISTIAN UIUO. Deeeapeil.There will be wild at public uaaion by ihu ml

C

ta^rS"l^»nrt Vp."m.""or/»ji HV, «t ttuWind for IIoii?e tn the uormi^h of W&?hlii)ilon, ullttui o three splendid lote:

So. l U •liMtwl in tbB Uoionsh ol V»hlnstnn.boGnficd on tli» north by ilie .Mortis aud Es.ox It.•H onlhcwe«tbyllornWcrttr*.'i:i,oii the-imtb

ij'lu .da 3f l'hlllp UaKct and on thu east by I

(mma ar^ commll

U born aud other

J'ITO'Q Jobneton Mreut, itomlnrf un the„„,. iHiiulrco feci by fotty-llve.U'et «Ii-cp..i*.. .double uvo-Mory freine dwelling lioueu,- witli ML

: 0No f l3V*Vl*>°"V]^^

JIIKB AUII Ktnniiintin Inada ol O«ori;u I*. Wvckollmd the I'ohiiUMinR crnck. In a go*>a etntu of ciilil

dri'dlhrt acruti,hivonu de«WBi{ to rlcw Paid proportytil.II on uitUcr ot the Bobicrlbur*. Cunditl_.-.

b y JAMES LOMEHPOX,WM.O.DUKFIIRD,

'•, DASIEt, VMET,Dated Sept. S3,1M.1.> .»., . Omntnlintlniicru,

-ÛABDIAS'S SALE Ob* L A S U . . „..,,

BT virtue of mi order or tlie Orphan*' Coutt 1

ill• CTiiiily, 011 'MONDAY, tin! 10th1HY OV DECEMBEK next, Ijctivmti Uu notir* J12 o'clock noun nnil Bvu o'clock in the nltonioi• c folLowlnn deBeril).rtL loi <,r l:""d Htimu In Iiroifti *<r Wnvhtniitnn In s;iid coiiiitr, iiu.lt

»jil lioiiotlcd BH follows: ;: .^ • llctnulLLt? ut 11 cortiur »r Jln^h irttKCr H lot on>)ic vduu ol AUdifon HUcet, nml ninn thence, 1, byo line nfinld I'artiu.'s lot Sotlli tlxtjrfaor V

l""iice""v lij-'Uiu cdsu'.uf'ttîi tftsf.mentioned'>i»cit Sorth7iw«w KIX aeKtcw West, two tanaIredtuct tu n CDIPCI; ihenw. 31 .Smith UstyfuurlecfiiCF West «tio hundred and -'-'•:orucr In thu *i(Is« of (ft.ld Add I son

ru, a. J., Oct. ?, iss3.

A . .Wurrcii Circuit Court,ulvidore NftMoiinl lluiii: VH. John Gardner ctaliIn case. I'U Ka. du ho. ti tur.

•- • J. Q. Slilpmiiu A Son, Attorneys.' ' W C T I 1p

Wart l

yn'TIen

JGoo. K. McMitrlrlo ot i\l.. executor*..vs. Joli-Gnrdncr. UocKftcd Judsnu-nt. , VI. F«. *lo bo.m tor. J.a.Shlimwn A Son, Attotiieye,-. .uî^:r:;..^-; L-.~iJow. J f rscy. SBPKBI c :Cnsrt;^:

The Port CoUen DnlliUnj: nnd Loan A*;pclatlonvs John aarilnur el ftl. Incuse l'l. t\\. dtho. otter. O#c»r Jud'cfj-.-Attoriioj.

Saw J«ney Supreme Court.Suwin Wlilto vs. John Oarttnor. In ewe. II. H

dcbo. ettcr. - r««l A.Queen, Mtorney.Thcsnlolnhchsirof thoftbove partloa Mamli

idjoiirncd to toko place »t tlio Conn lloiiso, hi the„ vii of BulTlden, on Hunrday. November », IRb3i-t-cen the huiiro of lu and 5 o'clock P. H.

WILLIAM K. HOWEHB, Blicrin.Oct. 11. lfiS3-$i.E0.

" > Wanted. • •=eyn,000 BUSHELS OF BUUlC\VII]!AT..e-S'-•Furmurnlinvliif; Imckwhoat for snle will lln"It Ki tholr intercut to rail ou thcaubscriljur IJLr«ro pclllng. Ho vril P ^ U i o wry h Kliwlinar-_

*. g;—Gri8t~wor]f*soHc(tc<l~6h~iiucKwlioiiiSow J'rnceas .-Flour iiuuiufiicturud uiul mm-

Valuable Real EstateST'ov Sa le .

rXîl!*ftcr .at | )r!ynt^«"^J^Pi"^y : . . ;yl iei ;s-S—I-iioW':re«H!<VBliii»tml;iii. tlioTieutns.of• M I linvliiK 100 JccLfronl_(in.Uclviilcru.avo-

\ milking it valuablo'fitr btifllncfifl purpoBCa;'

'r» 1,'carit X.otlliui.B wticnier*lsl.«j«j™"ration ana ranHock Byttom.

ONLY ^55.00.

MEW PARLOR - ORGAN $55.r^v J^^^tANXI•Tn s i x (<» v i ^ A i t m .

t,' KIDO!, hauk nut] mimic. 1U:IH/T,AII I'IIICK, SO").00, witluut stool, book andi I ' i I h d j\V Y k O h t i l t l t l nvorj

tlio inillioniiire, wnrkingmnn or tlie n a .p n : New .Style, No. 70ft', Hcifjbt. M) Indict;

inches; Weight, bpxcil, iiboiit :t r) i)ouuila.

IH u v n , etc., -I!. .'Indict; O)eptb, %

(i5) USEFUL STOPS,DIAPASON

Opens five full Octaves new anil ong-innl "PftriV1 Heeds;

6 DULCIANA'I'owtrlul Jt'ivo OctrtYca Ooldmi Itcuiaro thrown open by lliia 8tu|». Tou"Lonilon"stjli>.

7 VOX HUMANATremulant; wliicli imitnlcs by n r/,WIIKIII. llic litiman voice.

1 PoworfulBUX SUB-BASS;2 Double OCTAVE COUPLER,

which doubles tho poncrof tho organ;Couples Oolttvca Illght nud Left;

3 VOIX C E L E S T E ,OjieiiB set three octuve llociln, givingviTi'diarming, fiffcot, niL'loi]iou» tone;

4 FRENCH HORNIinitatos 11 Full Orchestra nnd Ural'sBund. '

8 13 A YADTKIUP • ' • I'iccoloj 10, -Koliiin; II. Ulnrionoi; TJ. Colic; 13, Vox .Illbi, U i l A B r n U H J i , I.L.IIO; II, Clanliclln; IS, Ciniml Organ Kooc Sop. Tlio Ins

eipllt stops aro operated in direct conjunction with nliovc iicvoli, briugiug forth, ucoinmnnd of the ]K'i'f<inncr, mom charming music, with l><?nulifnl orchcKtral olToct, fromII ini-i'L' whisjier, nH it wore, to a grand burst of harmony. . Its Tlttinileriwj Tont*, whilruninK the full oi'^nn, must bo hoard to be appreciated.

This oriphud Ualiiaot Orgnn contains /.'ire .Set* Oollen Tnnijne lital« as follows:-IBI, Vive (S) Uflatc Bet Iliaiiuion or pnris Iteds; 2ii, 1'ivi; (»} full Set Diileijun Kociltoned "Loinlou" Btyle; ltd Swoot Voix (.'elcslo Itecils of three full Octaves; -lib, Oao (1full Dclnve Powerful Manual Hosed Sult-Hass Iteeils; jith, Two (2) Octavea or onier.cli of Piccolo iuu] Kaxnphonc Heeds combined. The nbovo Five Hols of I[eed3 nr(.'iitirely original and are covered liy patents obtained at the Cnilol Stole* 1'nltnt OlJicc.This beautiful rinuofitrte Upright Tarlor or Cabinet Organ contain Five Full Octaves,One Manual or Key Boaul, IliindKomo walnut case. Heceptncle for liooks and SliceMusic, Lamp HliimK llatullcs. Hollers, Treble Upright Ucllowd, iniuieiiHU power,rfteel Springs. ,vc. Klght ICnee Swell, also l.ofl Grand OrKim Knee Swell, liy wbie!the full power M this orgnn may lie olitnined nt ptonsuro liy use of tho l;nee withou

"• - the hands from tho Koyljonrd., •

A Midsummer Offer.sire every homo -within tlie reach of civilnzntlon to possess oim of iny matchless

organs and to this end only 1 make this oflor. ' • •

Upon receipt of this Notice from any reader of

one year's n

^bcr to secure this Grail IMrguin you should order at onco boforo thelimited'tin'ic has csnired. N'othing can bo gained by long correspondence. My soloobject Is to havo this popular Organ introduced, without n moment s delay, into everyhousehold tlironghout civilizalion, as early jind as quickly us possible. I nm idlingto oiler the lirst instrument as a sacrifice to introduce, ns every one nltl so far has Bollothers. In 0110 particular iuslaacc thirty sales, nt S65 ench. liayo..WIowcJ . the fin.Oman pureliascil. First Organ is shipped nt S55.OO as nn ndyortiscnicn . All I ask 111return of you is to sliow tho Instrument to yonr circle of friends. 'J ho instrumentsneaks for itself; it sings its own praises. If you arc unable to accept this Great Offer,writo mo tho reason why. Perhaps you liavo nn inHrumcnt already of some othermake and nroubt pleased.- If so,îsroFn,of..t;and.orderthls._.V riend:of..yonr...—•desire an Orgnn. Call their attention to this ndvcrliseniont. Tf they.»rn; from, lit : ,hinil this offer to them. If you call eouvonienlly help mo extend tho salo of t t e oPopular Instruments I shall'cortninly apprcciato your ouorta.

Shipments of Beatty's Organs, Church, Chapel aridFarlor Cihis doesnot include Hearty's Pianofortes) during the past 7;

m o n t h s , w e r e as f o l l o w s : : :'V • •..;.PecembetJ8g -_jjjO,January '83 - - 1 !02February'83 • 1152MarcrV'83''-' - -

: " " J33S

June '83 '"'. - 1606

BQ?If you fire in need ofnn,Or(;an yoluhonhl avail yoursolf of* the uboyft plTer atonce, as it will not bo repealetV. Lot mo hunr .from you nnyway. (Hear iirmiuj, that" will notdeviate from tho nbovo oiler.) OnnnnlMMKDU-ri:i,y. . v x -

Adrtrcss or Call Upon IJjJe MniluiKClnrcr, ;,

Ultlldrcirs Suits:Andy old ciiBioniorn thereLOTHING FOR TIIK

ill be ploaecd tn eco my old ciiBioniorn theremil furnish tlio "BEST CLOTHING FOR TIIK.RA8T-JIONEY." ..

., • ' " • . It. C. PYX.B, s

t ,^^_~ j

ectfiiily fnHoitM n crtiitlmifcLLIE DALItY.MPLE, 'W

^V4-13^Chc»tar!L^lt9!' l,Wi'"' l li!i'I'.1?'îf~.}2^.

AnnounqemenTEXTRAORDINARYThe N, Y. and China Tea Co

ot'Dovoi-iN.Jt,

lian opened a Tun Store! Iu the flarduer Ilullihi);, next door tn U*. O. Crevcllng utnl

firo.'n grocery store, on Bclvlilcre live

Ontaur., SO, 85,40, CO, l», 70.Mlxeil, " " " " " '•Japan, '• '• " " '• " SO cti.fiiinpowilcr, " " " '* " " " HO cuYoung Hyw.n, '• ' " " ". *Eng.Ilrcokfail," •'. " » " " ' • • ' cl

Coffees.Klo 18,20, lackMaraoullio yo. ar,. as clnOld noveriitiu;iit .fa va • :W. !tt cbi.ouiMiiriiit....' . . : . . . . . aiieiH.

ciiiiiaiiutii :ir,rM. I repi ipT. . . . . . . a:, iCl(,vi!!i . . . . . . . . Iir.i'trt. MuManl . . . . . . a:,cAhlilto as ctt. I OlliStr.: 851

Slnndunl "A."G l t l£stra"C," I • - '

'. —(0—

$500 GIVEN AWAY

—CO—

Ul ' lWI IX WIVKYOU

CUlr^l'-u M!Ut 4« iiktw; KIIIEIIKII willow icti/ W I.IIH'CK ; I{|i(ncs«tit,-lt»lilcftvi white

/ / "ranitc feln, 40[ilwcrt; Frenrli! (. Cliinu livti*, W pieces.

!- . Tolktpcln ufall Himli', vuncfl, ens-

Utrt, »[)ouii!), knlvvit itud fork*.mi

USE.

1 — < : • ) —

We Will Sell Goods at WhnlesahPrices Without Presents.

Wli Wir.l. ALSO SlilJj AN V OlTUB AliOVlO AKTICI.KS

•I'OIl CASH.

T O s>.v

WVwlli «'il lo-iTny l.oluli.r.lorekfq.o'i 'rlieap Ii* Uu: lar^'ot lionet; lu N'i:w 1 orlt

N. I & CHINA TEA CO.,Wasfihifjton, 3'. J.

IVio.O'Dwrer, l'rop. ~ ,„ ,„

REMOVAL.

Cur . -Hull Ntrcot , (no-.ton). To avoid tnoTing/^nr ;trcitcnt Im;ncnstock, we tliftll nffer Itôt prices iti.lt.V.'Itl Cd.oisiiil certain ntn! iinm^ble. !*1C;;SIOCS;;18-HUBiully laree nml sitle'.ted by expi-cieuced Imyc(rotii liotli f'>t«lK" nn//i1«ii]L'rtlc market*. :iitd tlbraces all ihu new pa'fturin iuit eha<l«i> III

ffllNSTEfUr - - - - ^ : - = ^ =; MOOUETTE,, * ' VELVETS,-

BRUSSELS,TAPESTRIES

With ICoi'deiN io 3KAt<Orkntnl"Garnet* Hint Iliisc nleo Kcuslnaton

Art SnuarCB, in nil »1a». MittliiKB aiiU t'l.loth* of nil description*. ^

Window Shades a Specialty.Wo must cell Ihiafitocii or move lt.nl n srent

e%n«nê, thoroio» prices will bo inmle to infiircilOLonll who ni'prceiutc excellent Rooda wayutow murkot prlcts. ,•. - - ; .. -.,-•':-"."•

lMircimscH iniulc by t l ie r e n d e r s of H1I1p a p e r d e l i v e r e d f rcoof cluii'ffc.

Reuben Smith,Oi 4 Fourth Avenue, New York

e^TAHaaHss3wnfiSilirnnj'li'imv. no*IHlaVAns-t&t'CiuuUmmn t-liorl time 1WHB "ntlr"!!" rcllevi'd.

i My hend lisa not Leflito clear wr ray vole•it) strong In years.recommend tins ailmlrMblo remedy. 1O. Tichaiior, Ell/.nhBln,J(. J.^—^—v-.

Apply 1)T llttlo (lii-KOrlnto ilio uonttllu,liy ahfOt|'t!on It eticctunlly oloanaei " "<inenl iinteaêa ui —brrhslvltah.cnuflntfhonlihr Hccrcllov*. It.

\<iiiv«lnf|ammnilair iir."u~i8 the mcmltranil HutinBsoftho hood t*?*?™lto£*\unto.*mpgU^

nh tho HLicit. HerlilkalioD' ioui wUl eiitoi,

AgtaenWianplkalUnc()U!iL ._. -•leud for drcnli , ...*": Kv teTti'BTSm»mS.. OTO. H. V.

'Having decided to. dlacontlnuu liiy prcsbntJimiioM'Hliiivo aUiiLwciriir-iHynWck to J . T :HOMEY. "Till! BOYS' CI.OTltlKK," No. 2UlOUTH.TIUltD ST., IN RINCK'S BUILD-NO, who Imfl added It to Ills largo nntl vnrlcd

ortinent of Boys' ami Ultlldrcirs Suits:-Andill be ploaecd tn ld o thfurnish tli "BE

ON PHICES 1OI SUMMER GOODS

For A.noth.er 'Week-

Droas Goods, :Sattcens, . ; :• -"

Seorfluckors, :Lawna,

GinglmiiiH,

rarrsolfl,Funs,

Umlcrwcar,Ribbons,

Silk Mitts;-,-

THEY MUST GO !

At the Largest Dry Goods House in Eastern Pennsylvania.

AND NOW!SBLLING OFF

The •WhqldsStd6U of Fine

to make room lor the largest stock of Pall and Winter

• ''Winter ilk ««l yiirtiamplm #«., EA8T0X, PA.

HASTlic largest line of Millinery and Fan-cy Goods, and at the:; lowest prices intown. i

OALL-AND SEE.

Grr oceriesA>

. . . . Family ?nd Patent New Process Flour, Feed, Meal and Grain.CHOICE VARIETIES OP FORBIGN ASD DOMESTIC FRUITS ALWAYS "'•

O N H A N D . . ? . . • • • • • . . : : .

JJOBACGO.^ND SEGARS O F T H ^ M I S T BRANDS.WK U W K JUST KKCEIVED A FIN'M LOT Ol'.XO. 1 :

OVt'KRIXa AT nXTRHMnFA' LOW lT.IGKS 1^" i'X '^^'CSzx^;::T}^zz:zr^m

SALT MACKEREL and N. O.MOLASSSg a Specialty'Country Produce taTcenin exchange dt/Par Value.

WM.O.CHEVELINU. CHAS. UHEVELIXG^^; X ^ ai^prly

For t!io past twelve years with Johnston & Son,

STOVES, HEATERS & FURNACES.i. ' . FIHST-CLASS PLUMDING DONE; Q- - ,

Repairs'and Grates and Bricks for all Kinds of Stoves and Heaters.

Tinware, Housefnmishing; Goo ts & Cutlery.All ardiirf verbal or by mall reeelvo iiromptntlentlnn. rricoi low nn*1 eatlpdictldnciwrnulccd. .

.... .„ .Give mo.u call. • Next dour to wATI'S' OLD STAND, WASHINGTON, S. J . • ]nn l—ly

STQVBS—r!

ffpictilUiral'Implements t

U klntls of Tinning ami Plumbing done

Dressmaking.k[|*ri..Nellio Dn1rvinpl0rjliosv'cuaiigctl.'.licrraw from Misses Itaiuptoii & Obcrly's etorotho rcstiknco of Mr. J . It. DnlryiiipU', on

Itowart Street, directly opposite MrJIIoag-sliu Is nrensired to do nil kimts of

itlsfi 'paed kinds of

sfactory manner. Sjiec-cuitinK.fluil;fltllnKtr?s=si

rfi lor.paat favoraVeboitlmiftncnor-thn raf*,-

' W L t o n . ' N . $~>TliM <<

Anyone In wntit of mi Orcnn will do well liv- * it If. W.ALLEGElt'S Factory, ivltaro

find fiubfltantitil Instrtiuicnts cdulnin• from D to 11 stops.' •" 5U9 S t o p s a t 5 C o n t s E a c h -

Intalogne free to nil. —• -.-.--,.,•-.; :•.;','.

CRQGENES, ETC,

•""'. lictiiwn in Pint Groceries', V"

'ihl reapccirully inform . their. JHiinnVfrljiuiri.:l.|i!iL_thev-.linvo.ôpcncd.tUQ.Btoro

"riierly »LTU|iIed liy PrWrVlumurfoltron'Tle"^ • . . , • „ ,. durc ayoiuie.,.. ... ..... .

All Goods New & Fresh. 'S H E L F G O O D S , \ , '.'••;:

0ANNED;G0ODS,+, ' PROVISIONS,,;:;': ~•'''<• ' ' ' . ' ASM '. '"', . '. -" •,•'.;.

General Qrooeries.Tens & Coffees a Specialty.

ill" cootla lmvoiill been bnufflitlnw.fnr rnn)..,.^-.—âmi will ijOBoldnrBottlimPrlccli:".™™" : T. .'.•""

3TX.OTJK, •!*'.•.- - •-pBE

61UIN..

v t i o l i e i t h i g f t B l i B r o o f y o u r p l i t r o n n g o , ;:\ve. n > ^ ' • ' 'M i l l , . - ; . Y o u r . K e . r c c t l i i l l y , . - , ; • : • , : ,

~rt , •••WASniKOIOS, N . J .

The StarWASHINGTON, N. J., NOV. 1,18S3.

LOCAL INTELLIGENCE,

Euit 3.R1 per ton.. Stiivii 3,P0p«r' -

Chcilnnt 40(1 pci'•itit S.SJjmKST Horn <iunlUtc* Always on Uod dry (nnaur

rovjr.)Coal loaded-Urecl from 4CIID1GB (over scrccm

lU WSJIOBB.WM. HtIlEU)S, Jr.. Agent,

err tllftfikcrallhlrti:—Biinralnoos— JS-CO pur tonHopt. 7. IBS."!. : . , ;

W e

Commissioners' Sail1.' Clothing—Sol. Lew.Cnnls—Eaole P't'g Co.To Ibo l 'ublic-l t . 0.1'jlc.'folccrnitliiuL1—Keystono Ci>.Oiinnlinn'HSnlc—V. ir. Morrow,Our Wild Iiiiliam—Wortlihigteu A Go.

i\

—Now jewelry, benntilul italU'rnx, justivceived at French's. Ill

—Tsn't Uici'C n man iinmcd nixnii run-ning for some oflicu in ihis State?— N e x t week wo will give our verniersUio usunl amount or reading intitler.

—Election next Tuesday.. Vole forAbbott and Loi-ison tlio men of tho people.

/:'"-'—HoBcnliorgcr Bros;, toiiEorinl nrlistst,iionr P. 0 . Slinving, halrcittting, etc, [22.

—Flcmington has added a new Hooknnd Ladder Company Lo its Fire Depart-ment.

, . — A handsome now self-feeding parlorfltovo for Bnlo cheap. Inquire nt this

•.' o f f i c e . • • • ' • • • • . • . • • • ; ' *

—Ho and BCO A. ,f. Swensoirs fine n\i-lection of pnrloimul cookimjaloves beforeyou buy.

—At Shaw iV Uanci a jo'i will find afull lino of gouts' fimiLshing gooila at iliclowest prices. 4l-tf

—There was a snow squall in IJethle-horn, I V , between 7 nnd 8 o'dock lastThursday morning.

—Louis F . Post, formerly ol'this countyJi n cnndklale for Attorney General ofNew York Stnto on tho Greenback ticket.

, — Mr, F . F. Brakcly 1ms been electedTown Clerk of PliIlHpslmrg to fill tho placemndo vacant by tbe ilcntli of John Swee-ney. :

—Tho President hns issued n proclama-tion designating Thursday, the 29th otNovember, as a dny of national Tlianks-

\ giving.—It is w!d that n celebrated "CKBCJ"

nnd cousin "Jou" wore seen in a private'box at Ucntly ITnll ou Tliuvsdny night.They "exited" through the."lire1 escape;''

—There will lie a Union Temperanceincetine: in llie I'rcsbyteriun clturcli onSunday evening, Nov.-tth, to lie address-ed by Ilcv. Win. 'Xrnnibowcr, of Phillips-

b u r g . . ; . - • • • -•'• • •• ' • •

—The lawsuits against Rev.'Wm. Os-inun, ofViennn, for shooting bis neighbors'ttrapaasing cuws, have beun tHillloil by,.Mi*. Osinim paying a Htnnll amount aud [costs.

—Why enn't our exchanges give the cor-rect amount of our postmaster's' salarywhen they speak about it? Last week theApollo gave it na $2,200, which falls$1,000 Bhort of the truth.

. •.?—*A -luuli by ths name of AlexanderSearing, of Dover, mysteriously disnp-

pcared ubuu f- llireu wufkn ••• ago,- uiiJ. sincethen nothing has been beard from him.Hia mind IB supposed to Da affected.

—A young man of Cherryville, Huntcr-d.on county, while out walking oue even-ing last week, liic'nctl out of his way what

_ l i c supposed to be a cnt. I t wasn't a cat,I t didn't smell like LuHn's best, cither.. .—We hnve received n good assort-ment of parlor stoves niitl heaters to whichwe invite tho attention of those wishing tobuy the sumo. Respectfully,

-.- ... tf. .„•... •"..., : . JoHXSTON iz SOS.—The population of the State'.Prison

i,wus 'increuscdjast Friday by -the addition"*oflc"rr~pffE6ners frois-yarions parts ot" the

!lr;r;Tliff-:r'SliilBI-"lioai1ilinR-lionaoi~nov.t

contains 808 inmates, of whom nil; aremales except 37.

—•While at Ibo Ncivliurg centennial,Mr. Nelson Howcll, of Vienna, was roh-

' .bed1 of.his pocketbook . coutniniug about'."" S200in cash,"SSOO'in notes "and a check

for n Binall nmonnt. AV. Guiick, of tbesame place, had an overcoat stolen.

—There will bo a temperance meeting; - ia the Reading Room on Thursday even-

ing, November first at. half papt BOVCII, o'clock. Rev. H. B. TowuHfnd, of Phil-

lipsburg, willadilres9 the nieeiing. Therewill be n readiujr by Mrs. Prouty, S"ingby the Orpheus "Quartette.

1 . —Last Saturday night a horse was no-ticed on Belvidcro ave. "tied looso'1 fromtlio wagon. Some people thought it was a

- kicker but it. wasn't. The wagon > neededsome sh^'iitrvepitirs and tried to reach thecarriage factory. Tho owner concludeithat tho street wns nuiddy when he wont

as very eneonriigadvertisement. • •

•The telegraph ofllbecome too small

; —The Sunday School Institute of thoBorough and Township of Washingtonwill be held in the Pleasant Valley school

IHO oii Thuratky-Afternoon, •;November1st, comiaoncing at 2"o'clock. "Wo would

'--iavtf'noltiieil our readers lastweu'k- of themeeting" ot" theÎnstitute,- but for somereason the notice of it wag withheld

; before him recently at Asbury -Park, tlu-- * tided that n. IJuiird of Health lias no right

to appoint an inspector,;and 'no*-' authority,to makO-tin.iDsnoction of.any man's..incrnises, except in caBoTwhero'ii complaint" hai

"'.j;..been'jm'nde, and that after a1 proper com^ ' p l a i n t has been mnile a .majority of lln

11 * Bonrtlof Uealtliniiiat make tho iiiBpoution—The 26th annual convention of tho

Now Jersey Sunday-school Associationwill bo held in--the Third Presbyterianchurch, Warren street,'/ Trenton,, on

.'^Wednesday and TUirsdfty, Kovember 14['•'."..Z:«nH IB,' commencing a t U y c l o c k j i r ji(, /Wednesday and -cipsiag Tuureduy noon.. -:,-.; Dslegatea from (ill1 Uio counties aro OBOE-

, cially urfjed to bo prcseuti and all friends, of the cc'iiso aro invited.,; i:

'••- —In noticing tho death ol Linher Hen-tlio^jailrpai"

_. .it_.... uoThodThii.../"'lUoTnBiire'd'in1 lhb"rru(lo^liaV:InsuraDce;.,;,: Uompany.lofjNeiji'aik, and that his molh-: :.er would.receico,tho/amount of,,institi'V iJi^t Saturday llvir^WarBCr, of; Pliillipa-.,. burg, iWlio represents that company jp.: this.Eoclionl'.como hero and, in our pros

. ; ; ence, c^vo Mrs. Hnndorson tho company'1

i••-•ch'cct for -'$500.:- Tho old -.lady .was1, h;. •"needy circumfllancoB aud this neat sum. bl. . rnrn a yjs a groyt r?lief to her. V 5

—Are you going to tbe concert Satur-day evening? L L '•

—For cood fresh oysters In every otyliRO to AVillianison'B. • *

—do to A." J . flv'T)"*!1 fi>r. stoves and•nlrrs. New slocl.. *—T'"; finest stock of fancy goods nml

noUnM atSlmw & Carler'fl. -11-tf—For a good clcna shave go lo Rosor-

bcrgcr Bros.', just below tho iwat oflice. *—At tho jiif(-hrcak on Tiicsilay nifihi

taror Uealty's jng contained a check foi2 6 o . • • • • • : ' • . • • •

—Mr. Maik Cynlicra ha» placed a ncalnew fence in front of hia property on Bol-vidcro avenue. ,

—-jilr. R. ;H." HmidtiiBcn, cf-Asbill address tbo leropei-ance meeting on

Sunday afternoon next. .,'' '—An excursion train of 16 caret from Kl

mira. passed through hero Tuesday evc-ning on its way to New York.

—Wo ate informed that a niau riiitucdChan. Itader was killed in tlio rollitig-iuillnt Oxford a few days ngo by being caughtn n belt. : .

—Mr. Sol. Levy w doing a rapidly in-irensiny liusiuesa, and reports the pros-

ng. Sec hia new

j ut ihfc place hasiccominoJato the

[mount of bnsiucsH done liore, and a new>fflcc of larger <1im fusions in undor processaf construction.

—Mayor llcattyliiiR alrcudy commencedto nialco thu iutended improvements uponthe property recently purchased, by himfrom Col. Oarhart. A large fountain janow being put in tho front yard.

—We have received a large stock ofitoves nnd ranges ranging in price- from$4.00 to $00.00, Please call ami sec them.aeforo purchasing. Wo will not be under-sold. Hifi.sizER »t MEHSIIOS.

—A. new miter tank is being erected at.he depot in this place. I t in chiefly for:hc accommodation of the drill engine usedhere, which now is compelled to go eitherlo Broadway or Port Murray for water,

—A Democratic mnotintf was held atlintoti on Tuesday night, addreased by

Edwin Ahbclt, Lcnn Abbott's brother,Col. Stnhl and Judgo Juiuca. A ilelogn-;ion from this place attended the meeting.

•Iinst •wcclc vias tho most successful ofMayor Beatty's business farcer, the caahcceipts for instruments sold being largerlan for any previous week since he began

msinosH. Opposition seems to help Muyor3ently. The more liia enemies opposeiui, the greater is his success.

—Mnke your engagements, for .Thanks*;iving night, to iittunil the cntertaiuniont:i Beattv Hall, given by -'Tho Ladies'\id Society" of,the I'rcsbyterinu church.

bo the crowning pleasure of tholay. . AH who attend cannot fuil tn boilonsed, us tho program will be such as to :

it the tastes of nil.—On Xovcniher 'J'Jil tho iirstpart of the

;rrat suln-of ,real-cstatc .hy.lh'e,lieirs..olVm. Shields, deceased, will take place.in that day the homestead fiirm and a

'arm adjoiiiinR it will be sold. These arewo of the liuest farms in this portion of

the State, ami investors will Oo well to nt-.oiid this sale. For particulars see adv.

—The Ladies of the Woman's ChristianTemperance"Uuiou wish to express their

ititudc for tho co-operation and cheu'tulpoust; of Ine liiJios of- the place,.to tht

lolicitatiou for the suppor on Saturdaylight last. Every one seemed to take a,vc intereBt in the movement by a cheerfulloulribution, proving beyond argumentJut the cause of temperance ia one thatlea near tlit1 heart of every Christianromnu.

—One day last week there was a sortif "crunk" in town selling un article forbutting into kerosene to render it non-ixplosivc. Where he found nobody butIndies.nt home he would./walk into theIOUSO, demand a lamp upon wtiicli to

operalu and lnake .'nimsclf1.- generally,, clli-ci6ns~an"d oflunsivcrAroL'e place we uiider-itaiid he "dropped a blitzing lumii- wick onihe table and burniu<r the the table, cover.People should be on tbe watch . for thisfellow, and if lie makes his appearanceagain let hie'•fired out."

- T h e H. & O. Bed Book for New 'Jer-sey is the latest publication of a politicalcharacter and is devoted exclusively lothis State. I t compares the gubernatorialvote oflSSO with that of 1877; majorities,oases nnd gains being figm-dd out and sidelotos added, making all .clear nnd com-

prehensive The Presidential vote ot 1870and of 1880 is treated in the aamo way, nB

, also the Congrcssioir.il vote of 1880 and382. A full list is given of the member-

ship o( tho coming U. 3 . Senate andHouse of Representatives ns well as ofllie'liist Congress.- Tho book will be sentfree t o ' any one sending his aOdross \o C.K. Lord, Baltimore, Mil.

P E R S O N A L , ---.r ."..-_:.-_•••

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bo warmly reieiveilnud

•We had;a pleasant fraternal call fromMr.E .M. Veuner, late .nC-:tho "StroutlH-bnrg Jfxprm, last. Fridayj,-1 Mr. P . lias

Hbt'giveri UL'~jour»ftHsm, b u t i s nowiook-ing out for a now fiold in which to resumehisjabors. • .

• —(Jity Attorney Stryker addressed alarge audience iu tho city of Newark otTuesday last, and spoke atViennftyiuliiiidistiicc,:M)u':-\Vtuii0auay-"OVGr.iug.~r:--;p'^

r~'"^-Mi', Sam. Boscnbcrgcr, tonsoriol art-iat of the flrm of Hogenbergcr Bros., paidOio city of New York a business \.Monday. „.„..„ __J1 .^s^_

^Wo^ro^lird.To~BcirthVf ace~of 'MrrJ .""II. Van Gilder on the streets o&ccrmorc.Ho has bcon confiued to bis house for scv-ural weeks—a part of tho timo to liia.bed.

A SAD OCCURRENCE.

Last Thursday morning the people othis.place were shocked to lic»r that Mr.Whitllcld Uonlby was dead, und variousexaggcruUd atoriea wcro told conccrninj:the manner of his death. Tin; fauls of thecusfi trn ns follows: Mr. llowlby lived ORWarren Btroijt, between Bolvidera avi-nuoand Now Btrcet. About '1 o'clock onThursday marniug tlm people iu tlmt vi-cinity were awakened by the cries of awoman on the street. Homo of tho neighbora Imniodiatoly hurrii'd to ascertain whowas making tho outcry anil tho ciuso or it.They found the woman to be Mr*, llowl-by, who seemed m greitt distress, theciasc for which, they learned ;ui>«)ing tlie Jiouse, wiicro a scane prcseutcd it-self so extremely enil as to overwhelm thestoutest heart with norrow. Mr. Bowlbywns [titling on tho lower step of the atairawith a double-barreled gun lying betweenlib lfgri, Ina right-hand grasping tho bar-rels, \\\i head leaning against Iho slatrdoor and n terriblo wound in his head be-hind the right car—he was dead. Chiefof Police Tlifimpson was sent for, nndaoon uri-ived bringing with him Dr. Win.M. llaird, who pronounced Mr. Uowlbytobe beyond tlie roach of medical skill. J V.O'rovcling, Kstj., was called and it wns de-cided to hold an inquest. A jury was cm-panded, coini)0sed of the following natncilgentlemen: Jubn S. fins ton, Job J . Dti-

is, James A. Creveling, George,Maellar-det, "Win. A. Mosaon, SamucIJ . Puir,Joseph Senior and William Vauover. Thejury met at the .office of J . V . CreyeUng,acting coroner, ht 0 o'clock Thursdaymorning, where evidence was huurd, Hiesuliatunce of which we have given above.Tiio verdict of the jury, after due delibera-:lon, wns:

That AVhitnelJ llowlby came to hUdeath by n Bliot-gun wound behind hisright car, the gun boing in bis own hand?,hut whether tho gnu was discharged bynccitkmt or intcntlona'ly \\\h jury is unu-,)lo to , determine; and llicy further say,:luit they do not suspect that any personor persona are directly or indirectly impli-catml in Musing the death of the s:iidWhUAold Howlby.

Tlie jury was then ilHohurged.Mr. llowlby was apparently as well ns

usual on Wednesday, and spent part ofIhe day iu working for his mother. Howent lo bed on Wednesday night about 8

his wile, who afterward ro-ilred, says she heard nothing more of hermsbaml'a movements until nwakciicil byho report ot tho gun about 2 o'clockriiursdny morning. Mr. Uowlby kopt lifegun iu a clothes closet adjoining Ins bnd-room; ho must htivo risen from bed andIrcssed himself (ns lie was drcs.scd, wlionfound, except his hat anil shoes), tukctr.hisgun by the barrels in bis right-hatnl uiidHalted down stairs; it was apparent fromtlie position lie occupied after the acr.iilent:hut wheu he arrived at" the foot of. thoilnirs lliu stock of tho gun must have come

ulact wilh the floor, causing one bar-ic"sad effect" be-11

ore stated. He probably raised bothinmmers of the gun before starting lo ilo-L'end the stairs, as tlio hammer of the un-lischargijd barrel was raised when he wasbund. Tlio.gan. is one very easily dis-:harged nfter the hammers lire raised, so

at only a alight jar was necessary tousti tlie sad catastrophe. What Mr.

liowlby'sj object ..was iu starting outwithifs gnri at that liour'iirtliembrning'is un-;nowu, and will always remain so. Thisterriblo accident wns a severe blow toMr. Bo'fflby's friends, and especinlly RO to

ic wife, who is left with one little child,ud to his ngecl. mottier. They have the

sympathy oT the uutire community. Tholuneral took place on Saturday morning,and was largely attended; tlie services

«rc conducted by Rev. W. Ttinis-jn.

T H E JUG BREAK.

;,This ontertaiiiment. of which we gave anotice last week, wns held in Bcntly Hall,iccordiiig n o oniiouncuiniiiil, "i in-Tuesday•voniiig, und v/as a^grcat success in evory.yay, the result exceeding the expectationsif oven the most sanguine. The 11 nil wascomfortably filled with people. T h e pro-gram was interesting, and every, par t wellperformed. The Orpheus Quartette waspresent and gave some of its over popular

uisic. Tbc fan drill was somettiiug nownnd uniqae, and was well performed by

• young ladies. Miss Addio AUogeraoMng as enptnin. A solo, "Tho Maid ofDundee,'-' by Mr. E . M. Ilcaly, was good.The jug carriers marched, upon the stagedressed in costuino, anil 'presented a' verypretty appearance. After they were al"seated, Milton A. Hoyt introduced thejugs with a r/ocm composed,for ihe occa-sion, and tho liltlo fellow's perfect Keif-posseygion null clear delivery "broughtdown" the house.: The jug smashing then. imencccl and was performed by OiicarJeffery, Esq. l)nring intervals b'utweciithe wreck of tlie jugs solos entitled "(Jome,Buy.". a - Jufj,1.'.: and . . "Papa, Bring .'ITYour Money 'To-night11 "were sung byLouis Dildine and !Plorotice Pool, respect-ively, and- "weru- vory -"• liicoly^roiulorcd,A t llie.Hoso of:lhc.jug smashing the chil-dren

CONCERT.

A grHall on

grftiit£cih3qrt will bo given in Boalty^ N b 3d

ge. November 3d,H y v e

by tho N.ow.Xork Society Club. Tho fol-lowiugvwcll-luibwii~Qrtists will appear:Mis3 OlaraViBancIall.soprttuo, from NowYork Conservatory, of Music; Miss EmmaHolmes, elocutionist, pupil of 'Simian;Miss Lizzie Holmes, • accompanist; Mr.Prank Holmes,, 1st cornet coloiat, Mr.•:Wallijr:'ttTioliae*>1,li(l.[eornfit;SQloiet, ptijiils*

d P f J M l

"Temperance Hoys amHiiQood;iiistrfl!Hont!il....!n.h8ic"'w

furnished for Iho occasion by an orchestra,After all the jugs, apparently, had benbroken, Rev, AV. Tunison announced tha•tlii'io wiiR-nnp^yct.~lo^.be^brokou,...and..hirgo gilded jug wns producqdT'whici^P'on being investigated in tho usual manner,proved to contain n check from Hou,Daniel P . Beatty for llie sum of S250

Bcntty without any solicitation, aud was agenuine surprJBc to tho audience. - A vok*of^tlianku was given to tbo Ma.yor for hiskind generosity. The-/-following arc thonames of those, whose jugs contained, th«l&rgest nmounts: Lvizio IVntiy, S8 fiOjMay Plckol, $&00; Mellio McMurtiic.S5.35; Cora Ackcruian, $4.05; Milton A.Hoyt, 84.02, Mary Washbnru, '$1.00; and

A NEW JERSEY ROMANCE.

In tlia prnctlco ol the law a real ro-uiancu occasionally^.tutns ..tiy, Utty At-torney .Stryltcr vouclwit for tbd followingI n : tlio year 18(12, white Jacob JJccruontvo.H confined in tlm IIIEUHH v\Hyliiin, atHufliilo, his family, wtio wr-ro ciigagi; "buating on tlio Brio canal, wcro overtakenby a frcsbot from thu Kuliigh liver nt Oat-asauqmi, P a , and all Hwept away, and it

s suppoHcd that wife nnd children—fourin all—nere drowned At lenHt that wafithe laflt tidings ever received of the fi

Mr. Dccmon was '.-released in thespring of 1c:i, nnd, flupi>ositig nil hia fami-ly hud porished, unlisted iu Co. " A , " 14thrtgimant IVr.n.:.Yo!3., iwid-wja1 musteredoi.it of servko in tho f/,)l of 'Oiandritoucit left lor California, and thurc eugngcilin mining, l lo wus vciy successful in hi3mining .cntciprised, and also in tho pur-chase and ealc of lauds.

In 1870 Mr. Dccmon was appointed amember of the U, S. Hecrct Service audias held that position up to tlio presentime, residing nt Urica, CA. In June lost

he unexpectedly met a Mr. John Wilson,who formerly bontt-d on tho Morris canalin this State, and in ppcaliing of Nuw Jer-icy people Mi'. Wilson u.sked htm why hewas not with his family; nii-I Mr. J)ccmonreplied tlmt ho hnd no luni'ly—that theywere all ilrowuud yunrti aj;o. :. Wilson then[old him that bw tiiiughter Justpliinc.wuHnot dead, but, on the contrary, wns rail-

ing a boat on the Moi'm canal.Mr. PecniflR at onco arranged for a trip

to New Jyraoy in search of his daughter,having been granted a liiiivo of abauiico j'or ninety days. Jle arrived in Ji:nt*yCity on the 8th of October. llo ut oncejogan a search for his daughter, and fuUMltor at No. i) Plane as captain of n boat. 'Vftcr tin absence, and, eop;imtion of overtwenty odd yeais the futhor did nnt rccog-li/.c bis child, or tlio child tub futlicr, b i t ,

few minutes' of i-uiiversatioii HOOSIwrought out the fact that fittlior nndlaughter woru ngain united, nnd n happyeniiioii followcil. Tin; tlnughler i* nnw

irried and lives in Washington. Mr.")ccmo!i on Tuesday purchased the factoryuccitplcd by U. IMlowlby and lh« whiteIOUSO adjoining for his daughter, Tlie:on»ttTer;itioit paid wns $(1,050. Mr. Dec-ion is a Western cbnrttctcr, but curies

with him all tbo charactertatics of a gen-Icmau,

DEMOCRATIC MEETING.

i.cnUy Hall wns Tilled lust Thursdaylay night willi pootile who gathored tlmre

hear Uii! political issued discussed b ymiocMtic speakers., J l r . Johnston Cor-

\ls\\ preside'l. and after n selection by thourcheatra htj inItodneed, as the llwt B[>enk-:r of tho ovenini,', lion. Henry S. Harris.Or. llmriH made an excellent nildroas,letting forth tlie true princiiilcs of ,I>e-lOcracy and givini: 'Booil. reasons foi* tlietilli tlmt is in him. During his address

lo "showed1 thouBConsisM'Ticy nf-.lho Ile-icmis: by reading'cxtraclrf from Ko-

mblican papersbittorty denouncing JudgetJctllc when a canditUte loi* Governor be-cause ho retained bis Fuat as Judge of the

iiiprcinc Court, whila now the samo pa-pers are ad rocating tlio election of JuiV'uDixon, notnithsUiiiding he rufuses to re-ign bia scat-as Judge. His speech badlie true ring throughout, and wag doliver-d wi tli thceasa anil elou, uencc * charuciur-

iatic of the speaker. The second speakeritroduccd was Mr. 11. S. (Javanaugh. oflaston, ,who made a lively speech illled•ith amusing illustrations and telling bit3hat must have nmdc llcpubHcfins wince if

were present. The lust speaker of thoing wds lion. K. K. Jnmes, iilso of

Easton, who gave us a'ringing Epccch iniich he showed tho workings ami iniqui-

.its'of tho Republican party in bis Stut<\id lioft- they hnd led to n ccmylete over-Vow of Ihfit party by.the people, of tbe.

Stale. Mr. Jwnoa is a.-forcible nnd Hucntalkcr, and shows a thorough knowledge•i tlin,politic|'.l situation. After each ad-

drcss iiiui at 1tWclo3e":'orrih'c mMtiiigT;tliD")rchestra lurnisbed good music . Assc'm-ilyninn S; CJ. Larison anil .other jiiomi-

nent gentlcmoii wore present.

NEW HAMPTON.

—Eov. J. B. Kugler preached tfa farewcltRcrtnon la tho Aludconotcong ValleyPresbyterian chiiroh, Sunday, the 28tbult. No services woro held in tho Baptistor Methodists churches of Junction, Row.J. W. Mocxly and J. L. Jfayes wlsbing tobe present on thi» occnaion. Hhoning thelies ot Christian lovo that bound togetherjhese three ministers of different denomin-ations. Every scat in tho church wasfilled. Tho services worn opened withsinging by our excollcnt choir; thuelnRlng

us very iluo and ihe pieces appropriate. thu occasion. Rov. J. 1*. Hayes mad?it fervent prayer on behalf of the pastorand the church. Mr. Kuglcr then gave ncomplete history of tho church from ittfirst pastor up to tho present time nml a:ompleto record ot his own services duringllO If. *,?.-..* ff !>io jv«'nr(it rlmi'eo. Dtlr-

iajr thia timo he has preached 2,132 ser-mons, not includiog those oubu'de thoregular Hervice, prayer meetiug, etc.,.vhiuh would run the liBt up to about five:hnusan<1, besides tho number of torapcr-uicc meetings, conventions, etc., that holiau addressed. He has united 123 couplesi marriage, conducted the services of 238incrals, received 319 persons into theJiurcb, of whom 172 aro i iow memberB.

-lo spoke from the words found in 2ndCorinthians, 13th chapter and IHh verse:•'Finally brethren farewell." His tlis-courRo was very beautiful and touching,.nil many were tins Had faces and tearfulires to bo seen in tho audience. Hespoke to them of their duty to tho chinchnil to their God; also touching on theirluancinl duties to their church, thankinghem for their kindness and generosity

wiirJ himself and wile, exhorting themlie true and faithful Dbrintians, even

..ito denth; he prayed for their every>lcssing throtighout this life anil the lifeHernal, bade tbcm farewell and hoped to

:et them nil abovo on that beautifulon*. Al thu duao of the sermon Rov;

T, I J . IIayc« delivered a short nddresd amillev. J . \V. Moody read a sor'tes of resolu-ions prepared by himself. Uis ailuiirnule?lnqnoncc btonglit teaia to many an ejpe,"bu foilowinârc the resolutions udoptul:t'ii£iti:AR, Tho ]tu\-. .T»bn U.Knfjlor, pastorwf Uio Valloy 1'ro.slijtcriiUi Churcli, busbeen calletl, m thu pntvidmtci) of Almighty( l t l fiell f f l l

i

o | r c itowjinl omust KO K

t t ur tk'iir friotiil nn»l brotliprUII leave us, tlicreforc

l in tho removal <>f Itcv. ,T.ujjkr, whilo wo bow in sulnuiKsiou to

be Diviuo call, wo foci tlmt tbo church mul•oiuiimiiity in [jGiionil will lo*i tbu wrviceaif n VftlunMu l'listor. u Kytnpatlnitii; Friend,i wisis Counselor imtl it Obristinii Ocntloiimu

~ n 1'iislnr who foreifflitccii IHUK years.linnirocliiimeil (ho K""l)i'l uf uliul tiiliiigs to thehim-h; a Frieml who l m htnnrt bylbodj-inf!ed of out loved OUCH, and who him BOOtlindIO last mmncnU of HIOSQ who have pnsHuili the mysterious lioyoml: u Counselor to•h«m i'. wiu* always u pWnMiru to repair foi

i i l tb l i t i of i:'~ ' "LlLOpt., --LU Ucutk'innii wliuso genial proNciico alwaysit tu unr social giithurin^s, church unitmilv festivitios, n Riuniy siuilo of ijliuhiow).Ite'solcai, Tlmt we »ru coiiHcious or thout tbut ovory pliuw of moral reformation

wliich our ilonr friuiul "nml brother litut BOuroeutiv iiiut nunmitURBly Roiinlittofnrtliorbv his vnico, IIIB prcMinco ami his influencewill Buffer ft serious loss; (liercforo wo hero

n ourselves to renewed energymlpnrc - ' •iiiibec;

: W a l l j : t i ,

of'AUbur Bent; and P.rof. Jarnes^Moylan,pianist, from tho BoatonÔonseryatory oMusic. Ihis is a fine array of talent, a"'1tho concert will no doubt be enjoyable.

Liut of letters renminiuR unclaimed intJieWasliington, N. J., post office for thoweek endinR O c t . 2 7 , ^ 1 8 8 3 : -V/ ' - •-•f MlBa Jennie Crcvel ing/ E^w. 8 , Dficmor (31,

Howard Drake, " T " : ' U l

Auniejugs in all,Mayor Boatl

.'$3.50. ••Tliew were 83...., nnd tho average, conn tint;

t/_. Boatty'a, woo . 8-LGO per jng; thoaverage of tho-children's jugs wae $l.G0.Tho total amount from tlio juce wasS38l.SU, aria thn amount .'received at'.thedoor'$91.00, making a grand totnl o!$47.r> 56 . ; We congratulate our Methodistfriends on their succcoa.

"" Tlioiigh'• uurnerpui cau*Bi'B~ii'iay"opiiriii«to turn tho bnir Rray," all tbat;i3 ncederl-torestore tho natural color is IIull's Vegeta-ble Sicilian Hair Eenowor.'i; For moretbani.twenty-.:yeDrBjta sales' havolbeenenormous, bnt we havo^yot .to learn"'of its

f i r s t f n i u r c . ' . . , > • ' '•'•. •'"' i V

r SILVER WEDDING., / ,

Monday was" tbo twenty-fifth anuiver-Etiry,,of Mr. n'Jil Mrs. J . A, Russell fiudIhe occasion was comtiiemorntcd by a fill-

rv5r wedding. Notwitlisumding the stormy• about seventy-five friends and

relatives of thisesteemed couple gatheredal their house on IU-lviderc; avenue andgave1 them a warm greeting. Quitonumber weirc present from Newark, .Tho'silver" marringc ceremony !wns pcrlorni-

cd by Eey, (J, 1). Nott, nftci- which thofriend* extended their congratulations nndgood wishes lo tlio--'-|iK}wly.mnmeilt!.coii{iile. Mr. and Mrs. Kussell arts exactly ofthe. . same, age, .having bolli beenborn on the same diiy. Numorous hand-sonic., presents1 were., received .-.by.'. ..tin!wtjrlhypair in testimony of tlii;ir~Tnt;ii(lH'appreciation and as memorials of the day.'A"splendid supper .was prepared to whichevery one did ttiiplo juatice. Tlio occaa-ioi: W8B tlio'rouglily.enjoyed by all.1 v- ;"?-

— 0 . 1 * . de la Moutugue, 1^%(\., Charles-ton |' S. 0., will deliver n Iculuirc at BeattyMusic Hall, 'Stiturday evening, Nov. 10th,Subject: "Intellectual nml Heroic Chapuot'!r."~~Th;s -'•gentlemaazio'*i-vyoahgiai

promising'-lawyer .umVa riRinjf.oratorthe Stain, and necda but to bli heard to boappreciated, and treats of a subject Ihat i3of interest to nil, " ! - " " ' ' — - - '

I&hli.'Solomon..'King Solomon is snid toliavohatl somi

nine hundred wives of all sorts IUIII colomWhat it must have cost him for "fries inboxes," when ho remained"out Intel Buthow forunato that "FuUcura" is only 25cents a box. Even a Mormon can affordto buy it, and thus forever euro corna olallkiiulo. Wo arc only too glad lo usea euro remedy if wo only know what, • iu 'where to get it. Your druggist sgl''Pedacura." Try il; i i ; ia all wo claifor it, a sure euro. .,

''Hundreds of letters froui thoso usingAyer's Hair Vigor attcat its,value as a r«-atorcr of gray hair to il9 natural color-Aaaatiniulant anil tonic preventing niitf

' ' * " l<?SB<-na!l^.':-'fiH!§illSiia.Ey

( llf I can eond one Buffering soul.to you,"jCoVbin, of; "Waahbarn, III.,

Trial proves Unit honesty is the beslpolicy iu medicine usjvcll tut in other thingfAVer's Sarsanaillais a genuino'pruûi'iitiOi.an unctiuallud blood purillor, decidedlysunerioiMo.all.otherfl. ,

ios u imi en mgwaste everything near it, IB not to bpufud with it, Tho sea has its gaicmeta a d th erth has its hur

. to, m thu p n t i d c Aotlicr fielil of iwofulu

inluiition ofi l

has es'iruMKiit liwthat Mill; we, tbfi iinilerwiHnril, inciuWrxi>f Uui Mild Vnllay Chnrvh, inwton r.f tlieJUthotlisl nml ll:ijiti<>t i-bnrohes, muliviircsonliitivoH of tivcry. NIIIUIC (if evun-êlifii) littiiif, and of tin* uoinmiinit.v iuôiibnil, fi'flinj; U In 1«> our ilut.V tu j ivt-

i t (I iitimcnt of our licnrtnl l btl h

h m * advico iiiniil tbu

kH of lifo; n Christ-

il now jii Ibe cause i f TMiirtuic ] R>ti, ttcknirtvl.nigiiig nnd • believing them toio twin RiBtent, tbu children of niw commonparent,.Christ Jesus, tho ever blessed lto-leonior;vUmfiu our. futuru liven wa will

k to cmuluto tlit example bo luw HIIOWTIA tbo prcccpttt be bna tnuglit, ami willvcr cease tn.pray for hi« Hpirituivl and

cini»oral wclfnro; aud if in Una Ufu w«i mayt ni 1 i d d th h

ini»oral wclfnro; a i in Uit n^nin 1)0 permitted to diwp tho h

l l i will s-_> tttrivp to livITU

yiut of

thatwhen Oo'l "sliiill- numticr up His jowcls wo

iay all hftye tho niisprtikiiblo hiiitpiuess oficeuiit1 -iii tu.ii •liuilfr'-liinl'-'tii.i'.^lxslitc?rorlil iibovo. - •••.-£L--i

•arcwdl. ilcnr I'nhtor, who for cltjl'ilecn y t a r BUii Kliiiru our joys and tninglcd tuiirn with tea r si'lto from tlio f(i!il ilid warn tw not to stray.Hit lihu ii temler fliqilicrd led the way." • . . ''uruwu'l, dear itrothur. Wu of other nniiic'o toll imr frkiKlrtliip liuvo u rL'litunua claim.[nyfiitil. wlm t;uiili;.-iiiinli;v(irf,'imrds tliutrue.

Mo giiiilu nnil gmirtl ttnil over oiiwur von.uivell.cleur t'rlciul. Our words cannot reveal

. . . . hidden sorrow tlmt our hearts now feel.f llf« Klirmlil und eru wo aguiu c;in inee)., .«y lieuvtiii iniltii ua nt tliu Muster's ftct. ".Jlrsoh-eti, Tlmt thesu resolutions lie rmb-ilit'il in thu Pml/i/tfrinn, tho (Iliiitou 7V^»i-vvit. the \Vi\shiiigtoii STAI: iiiul tho Ilobo-

Joim JI. Limyer, KHor Vnllny Church..Tnmes reiKlrcijjli,' HtmrtViif TnistocN.- :-~

^yi i i .A' . ,UciUe!im, Snpt. Ilninptoii S. S . .

"j'.']1;. Hnycs, Pustor i t . E . Church.John AV.'Mnody, l'ustor Jiaptut Cliureli.L. I«. Fnipftr, l'rcsiiloiit Hcfonn Club.>r. I). Wells, Postmaster. .

. —3frs. Annie Wittcnmyer, tho ' fumoustailv'orator oE Philadelphia, who lecturedFor thebeiieiiiof Geo. W. Tnylor Poat,CT. A. R., in Wells1 Hall, Junction, onSaturday evening lnst, lectured tho fol-lowing Sunday evening on-Temperance- intho bull to n very large audience.' Herlecture was highly interesting; alio dc-partctl from the old conventional methodol treating tho subject and presented it tous in mi entirely new. light, .'showing uavery forcibly bow the rum traffic effecteduii socially, morally und especially fiuiun-i-

illy.. Grant enthusiasm prevailed through-.mi iho discourse mid tho applnueea "werelonpnnd frc<iiieni; Ii3 porsoua signed theiliidgc.

—"Scnona" tl",iigd will happen some-""' " ~V^" " ''~~ ''*" - SlRIUS. •

visit given Rev. J. B .Jvitgler, on the iifternoon nnd evening of'I'liuisdny, tho 25th ult., wiis an enjoyableSftdasionVr There Avnar-vocnl i-aniirJnsti'u-nch'tal music*by the ladies niid recitationsjy . tlie little ones. A bounteous fonst

was spread nnd they all did oat and .werelilled, notwithstanding t l m f l s m e l " aroaoacainst*.it.,'.\.''nufI cash^: pioceocls. ;were

SICS-OOT*"""; : w.""'-.".".'. ".'" ."v

il ministered theordinance- oE baptfem ib nine converts in

—When wo look at tho contributorsthtttflbarod lo beautify aninwted naturetho last summer, now all draped, inmouriing, ia ft Bad thought to tho reflect-ing mind. Tho autumn and winter rains iare necessary to fertillsM tho earth (and1

flomotimefl dcfiolatc it) aro now fllling uptho earth uiil ftrcams. It is said thattheeo rains and snows never ponotrato theearth lower than 200 feet. *Tho most of I engaged in tho"strtigglo feel quito hopelulua know but little, how to fathom themyflterioiiH rovelalions of Nnturc. With'ho unexpected facts from tho experts inGeology and Mineralogy, whoso knowl-t-dgo is Bcattercd through tho bowels of thecurth, can fathom many of those mysteriesof Naturo, which, as I Bay, icem lo oludtour understanding. They tell us of tberavages of volcanic eruptions, of. fire andwater, being nt war. in.. them, and, it.., ia a8tnic«lo aa to which will ovfrwheim tboother. The lenrocd of all ages havesought to explain the mystery of the ori-Tin of volcanoes and numerous hypotheseslave been pnt forward for the purpose,

and hnve successively fallca into oblivion.Tho theory that is pnt forth by some ofour medical teachers of ita bcinp a chemi-cal notion, produced by coitain metalshaving the singular properly of takingflto as Hoon aft they aro brought in contactwith water, Is as crediblo aa nny theorygiven. There arc now-known to bo over'225, Homo have burnt out. Earthquakesarc-1 frequently in these places. Wo urotold tlmt no pheDomunon offcra such adreadful spectacle na tho earthquake, thatsometimes in a twinkling of an oyo entire-ly aunihilateB large town?. Even tho im-mense seas which roll Iheir untamed wavesfrom |iolo to pole, nor tho horrible iiiva-MUUS uf ice and enow which engulf and

becom-. . . . „ des aud

(. , and tho cartli has ila hurricanesarid avalanches, Ac—the aspect of theone is nionotonouacompnred to ihnt of theother. Tho law of gravitation holds thewhole- earthly fabric with tho other plun-ets in tlieii1 orbitH, and rolls thu enormous

» rouiul and rounil through nil thes without thu 1OB3 of a Etcoml of time

.....o'dtietl by ilia shock of butlles mid thecommotions of these cnrtlio,unties and

liglity upheaval!) of old ocean'swaters, nil obey Ilia ultimate lnw

jf Him whospuke, nml it wiis ih>iie andcommanded and it stood funl.

—Men begin to neck the cozy firoxiiluBit the pubhis pluceH, and the sitbjuct of

popular converaatinii is politics. Hume1

.-ale prohibitiun Hgliily, No ono will. fur the Xallonul puity, although

nothing is nnid against their priucipleH.Thoro is not u gleam of hope for Dr.'Oun-1

ovcr iu our township. Larison hus thercputntiou of exceeding in ntnnbcm hisvote on his lirat election in Ihu lownship.The unniicstiouablc labors ot the Hon.Leon Abbott in the past for tlio benefit of jlabor lias satisfied the taxable inhabitants'that ho cannot bo deprived by stratagem,und that his future labors will be thebearing of good fruit to all, anil ho willtako a large vote in the township. JudgeDixon is n weak man here, and will

CBS take a small vote iu the town-ship.

—Tliero wns a lawsuit here before Es-quiro Blazer last week,-brought by Peterl i m n against Philip Hell. These partieswere boatmen. Boll run two boats, oneby himself and one by his son, who inpassing Krvin on tho canal broko his taw-lino and Bell refused Ervin compensation.Mr. Uoll wns represented by an attorneyfrom liackettatown by the name of Young*,who willed for n. nonsuit, but the (Jourt al-lowed tbo cast! tu : proceed. 'Tho defend-:

ant testified that be wasrunning the twoboats for ono William Hill, a third partywho wag not present. Tho plaintiff provedby Mr. Moon that Hill hud given ordersto him (Moon) to pay and transact thewhole business to tho said defendant.The Court r c s e n a l his• decimun for twoweeks. :

—Tho cervices ut the church by Rov.W. i l . Cnrson was founded on the Wordnf ('nd,~fTwrosis.l :2I3. He narrated thewonderftir construction of "man," and titsfree-agency. Ho verified his opinion by anumber of quotations of Scripture andsome practical illustrations. . ..This ques-tion of-free-agency has led to some cavilsamong the Uieologists for age?, and isninong the thcoog g ,somewhat tiucstiouable. The Ilcv.Thmpson preached in the afternoo

., W.Thompson p reached iu tho afternoon andgave a very learned nnd accurate nairntiveo/Abraham and Lot.

—We are glad to sec the interest mani-fested by the young ladies and gentlemenin behalf of the Sunday-school entertain.ment. The church aud Sunday-school

spare no pains iu making it a worthyfni^r Lain me Dt, -and it .is hoped that thoucigliboriug. towns will patronize it withthsir.presence., •; -.:--;;..•: • -1'-1.- ' '

.—Acute sickness hai piovaijcd in Iheneighborhood.~ All, I •- am • glad- to - luurii,1

nro iu a state of convalescence. The pas-tor's petitions for tbe welfare of this classuutl nil bctcavcinc-nts lina been of thostrongest language.

—This will terminate my correspond^ctico in. Iho STAH unless I siioiild'he abluto procure a situation in Washington, inwhicli ease they will bo continued.

o i d o p m otlio SrttECoiictconff, a t Iinlnytlnlo, Sunday,thu 2Sth nit.:1;1 A large number of peoplewere-present;' . - • : . ...„••.

- :Eovritlr;JCij'iuiilji'i1»r"Oi-""-Diji:1KOlloVVu;1

ill fill Uio.Dulplt of tbo - Valley Preaby-teriiin church next Sunday as a candidate.!- U W I S Y R

ATH LET1C ^CONTESTS.

Thir^linfiiyotto college athletic associa-tion held their nnnual full meeting onWednesday'of -.laiit' weehv: (Fjiauder'a thiy)on stho ciunpuai The following arc thosiiorts iiuhdgcd in and I he winueis of ihoprizes, with the records muilo: ."'. '

100 ynrts (1IIR!I—O, it. Zerr, lOJ:,* r.«omli«.l»olo vault—A. U. SliioldK, a fuel f. Inches.2^1 ynnl* ilimli—J. Ji. I.uillow. walk over, ;l'litlliut ttio pliof- ' ' t: M. Zcrr, 3IJ feet 1 Inch.Ilalf lullo ruu -VTC. Marcli, M mlnutcH. 1»

^SvinKll.elfmnu^(),M.Zerr.lOrcet.Ilmuilng livoml J imip-J . 0 . Bnliiinl, 10 fuct

BLAIRSTOWN.

—On Tuesday morning of this wcokMr. I*. 1$. Wiutetmute, our popular un-dertaker and furniture dealer, iuul his newdelivery wugou standing iu front of hisstore loaded with furuituro which he hadsold iu Hope. .Ho had just gone t o - t h ealablo after his team when tho old willowtree, in front of his store blew down,mashing the furuituro and wagon to the

ground. Mr. Wintor.muto'8 lo3S is esti-mated at fifty dollars.

—Wm. S. King, or tliia place, had Insfoot badly crushed, on Sunday last, bybeing caught.in some of the genruig of thejittla.cngHUi.of,tlio.stoamboat Ijlary Pow-ell, "litOedar Loko.1 • H o i s iloiog as wellas could be expected, uiiiler tho circum-slnuceg. •

— A Temperance meeting which wuslargely attended wan hold1 iu tbc M. Kchurch ; oni Kunday -f afiernooti hist. Ad-dresaes appropriate to tho occasion were

I made by Dr. Armstrong, Jaeob Bcuz.' Geo. W. McGninncss, aud James Me-Uarty. :

—A very enjoyablo meoiiugr waa heldin.tho Presbyterian churchJJU Thursdayevening las t r ' l 'hD Women's "TemperanceUnion treated. the Reform Club twhiclidumucra 35) to hot buus, coflec, cake,etc. Keep them iu the lauks, ladies......

On Monday afternoon, Master Alvah;sc;:.V.'!'.Us.-crg°B:!is..M".'.liint.hriilu;flj' "

leads to tbo depot, elippuil and Tell toground. He spmincil und bruised hisinn nt Hie elbow mul now curries it in ftline: -.; a ..;•.•...-.• '• —We aru happy to noto thnt Mr. J . U .Andrew who has been confined to thehoime for a few ilnyn with inalurin is rt>-covcring from Iho attack,, .

•The question' of tho i1«y id: : Will thoTcmpi-ruiiiro- vulfci'ij support the Temps!'-.

ice enndidatos nt tbc ensuing elscliou ?.-!_.—Mrs Euphpiniii Wihlrick, of Squier'i

Corni-r, died oc Siiturdiiy last iiftui u lewicekaViUflefys.;:.-.-."';: •••-rw- r .... J:1.:.1

jr-Tl.ic Rev. Dr. Bullnrd preached i

. ia'o yurUi hunUu Hicc--tt; M, Zcrr, lty{

^'Oiib'inllcîyalk—srri'^lJii^miiîrmlTiufcB14 £CCOU<lM.:::""~>H'"'""™r"î^--'-f^^r--~'-~^~~'

J « yurils ilasli—E. 1\ Swift,.CO BCCOIKIH.Tug o£ war.-SB vs. '8B-'85 won. ••TemilHset—1'ml. Uralia'auil J . ».-Baker

\Vo Ohnllongo Ibo World toiiroduco,article. liko Kluctro-Silicbn; that impart

t l b ' l l i i t l l t I l

l i i e V r e a b y t pS u n d a y ' • l u B t . - • - " "

: . ; • • ^

—Mrs. N.-BycMoii, ol Sussex1 county, I " " jFvisU iu^ l»r=»i s«r'i=pMi iie&WriBI y 'i~ 1^ = ~ r i !h i s l ^ ^ ' 1 ! ^ ' ^ ' ''

BELVIDERE.:

—This ia tho last jecok of what hasbeen somewhat of an exciting Assemblycampaign, on tho part at least of HID cold-woter ndvocntcH,under tho aggressive lead-ership of Mr. McCammon, whOFO friendsbavo stood by him right along »na Inheredhand-in-hand for the nuccowi of Uio ticketwhhh ho represents. Tho district has lreenpretty thoroughly canvassed, _and Ihoso

(s frtendii

i>bligcd to pay:ill fasthg, nf-

of the result being satisfactory ia n greatmenaure. Wbile absolute victory may notbo tho outcomo, yet a voto sufficientlylargo to encourage tlio work being prose-cuted in tho future will doubtless bo oneof tho results of the content Tliero ia to-day a healthful temperance sentiment Inthis district, which being fostered underthe proper le-'li-rship must ere lonp be-come- a potent factor in. the politics of tbecounty.- A S yet it is an'unknown nuantity. ia its infancy us it were,' but at tlio ensuing election wo bclidvo it V. ill developmore utrcngtb and greater tenacity than itis now accredited with po&BesBtog. 'IlioAHEcmbly Cglit may be termed nn uglyone, being triangular in Its nature. 'Hintin, there are three candidates in tho field.Mr. 'Wildrick, the regular Democraticnominee, has tho backing of hia — * "and having had but ono year h i s .arc mging hia claim to a rc-clcctioD. Mr.Dcpuc, tho Republican nominee, is a goodman, but unfortunately for him tho parlywhich nominated,him i« divided and splitnaunder on tho : temperance issue, hancethem is lio chance of hid succeeding. Wereho to capitulate oven nt so Into an hour astho present Mr. McCnmtnon'f prospects ofsuccess* would be greatly.enhanced, if notpositively insured. But wo do not HIIP-pciso that the bosses who secured for himIlia nomination would for a moment listento any eucli tactics. l lo is likely to Btayin the field until driven therefrom andforced to boat n hasty retreat by a foegreater nnd more formidable than lie.

—Smull. to whom we tire olour ri'p'ieutH each week, is still iithough at times vainly endeavoring totake n Btnall quantity of foot!, which it ap-pears Ilia stomach rcjecto, It has nowbeen more ihnn three weeks since 1m hascatt'ii a hearty meal, atid iloiibttwH hisstomnch lidsi bi-come HO unused to fond thatit will need a good dual of i:»n.fin^ tobring it around right. An M; I>. is pny-inp n good deal of attention to tlw fellow,and no doubt will indm-t- tho uo^lculcdand starved orgnu to ' 'take something" PTOmany days. Sin till has declined (hi! oflV'rorfriend* to funiisii him with bail. He•irefni-H to reran in in jnil and nwnit histrial.

—Prof. Sweeny, Principal of our PublicSchools, hns resigned his position and:uc-cepieil a butter uno tendeiedhlm nt Jer-sey Uity.wlierfi ho will pot Sl.GOO per year.His resignation took effect Nov. 1st. l!i>will remove his fumily to Jersey City in aBhort lime. I t is not yet known who willbe his successor, poubtless applicationswill be^'iii to flow in in the trustees verysoon. LATKR.—We learn that the Rev.Jdltn Pollock, late of O.xford.'will bo Prof.Swpeny'H snecesaot. Mr. H. left town onWednesday. .

—Mrs. J . T. Ellis, ofFlemingtou, deliv-ered u stirring temperance address a t tlieReform Club rooms on Monday ovcninir.Tho weather was very unfavorable, yettbu turnout tras large. She ia a iluent,entertaining speaker, and made a tellingspeech. The Rev. Towugond. of Phillips-biirjr, delivered a : fiery address,, aamoplace, a fow evenings since. He is a for-cible Bpeaker.

—Marshall II.; Smith, Esq;,JJie prcatcriminal lawyer and ShakcsiicareauBcbbl-ar, has recently purchased a vacant lotuear the Mansfield street public schoolbuilding, nnd contemplates nrecting there-on a neat and substantial home. He willdoubtless retain IHH office up in tho city.

—We liarn lhat Dr. W. M. White, whofoi- a short time practiced dentistry utI3angov, Pa., will shortly open a dentaloflieo on Front street, near rislicr's hotel.\Vo have no doubt the Doctor understands

Climbing the_Spiral- Stairs, :

lirvlsllilo Arcl i l tee tnre lu n NcivEnK,' lRQd PuMionttBC. v

Jet," fhnntd, "ourchildren iraniMrluilmY'Kotiv, ui,t| iiij tambuud and I ill by oor vlntcrftie 'mtscli l i v e dlJ bofora otir llttlo onti cameit,'Idcti iho tirtlf. Mf« It lomellitoc like H>lri|

.IMre.uu*; wo ara»llllmt]mecomin(arono'l(rtîho ipot wo utartcd Iroai, only one ilcgea«lithBtUln." •;-'••; , . •

"Tlmt \t t urctlf lltuttmtloti." nmurkcil Ur(tlend, mui-lugly.cMiOK inlo the ulowlos cmt,whicli rnaiitcd a pUn«iot bait From Uomttcj.Windowed Have. "You JtnnW we cannot #iof .toUinic up tlie hlll.Uiounh." :

"Suiclr wo cannot, and for tny*ell I doti t 11 Blfault wlln tlmt nceenlir, pravldcd ih» odvrtaco InUfa )• not siteDilct with culaml'j ar tnrcer\ug, lotI hnve hod my *hire fit tbst. flat lone •'Incu mt'icnllh uiietly broke dawn. Mr ij*i»ia wt« lullof mulnrls. MydUexllon titcsmo Ihoromnly dif.nrdctad »nd my nervce wero ID n •wretched »ta,c.I\vi»l«nauld,flto little, aud tint without cnloylitR it, »nd hud no Ureas lit ornmMtlon to performCTon lay hoaiha'd dalle*. Medical I rent mot tisiieilto r*»tl, lU ' iMt i r iht tronbl-.- Th-<liciie-whlch •e«mcd to lie we knDM »f all thit vl-IAI orgnnH—proEicned ntitti f bad tenra} tliACknwhich mr paystclnc* pronnauctd lobinenteenti-cadlotiot iho itnaiach. The List of thenownmSrvticra'o elniCRlo nnd 1 w>i ijlvcn up to did. A» ,thu crl»l« hnd pttitltlly imfieri. mr Imrband heardor tbo inerli* uf t'iRKi;ii*i Tonic a* no lnv!*:,,VjiIn Jail inch cam ai mluo. 1 looit 11 and fo;t lt#t!«u1c(lLCH at onco. It appeared ti pervade mrlindy. an ihanuh thu b!i!*fll»| of miv lift bad comei» me. TrtkliTg no mhur m'dldnc I cnnllnatd titlm[>rnte, %u\ urn now In better htnltti than 1 h mht«n lur a lorm timo." - -,

[Extract Iroin Intecvluvr wllli wlf« ot llev.-l*.I'erry, pnilor of Imp tin tliunU. CoMliruiik.MaM.]

PUBLIC SALE.Valuable Real Estate

IMS, STOUB HOUSK. DWF.U.INdS.y.m VACANT LOTS.

Dn Nov. 22 and Dec. 5, 1883,THE I1EIU8 OF WM. SHIELDS, DEC'D. :

will off«r at l\iil'|lc sale as (olloirn:

On Thursday, NOV. 22nd,; at one o'clock r . M., on the prcmlecu,

Two Farms of ihe Choicest Land inWarren County, ""flPftR11"

1 ' a r m N o . l , - V - , : . . ' - " . • ' , ' • - • • ; : . . , - -_•••

The IKoincNtciul Fnrmyttltuutiid tvllliln two niik'ii of WaHltitigluu »mlonu mllu n[ Nuwlliuntiton, N. •!., wiMlutlnt;

* ilKHit HO nprert: thu Imlhlhiu'd tlicruon nrr.... firilitwui » HANDSOME TWO AND AIIAU* 8TOUV KKAMK HOl'SK (*\t* 4QxK»,-1111 hliito rm>[—liouec contiilUH l!j rooms onct und -M HOHM; nlurL'i:burnfBlKe'irnl0o).itli nmtihhiu limwe mil! hovel ultudunlj :,onil ImrrufkH; 1 (loiiliti; mison luniKc. withrunurlcii uvur tiiiiiiu; cum crllm: liog house,Ith t'orn ITIIH over Hainc; w:i.«h lirmac; uiiKike

..oiiHt; Ice Imiiiic; u Pimill froinc ImuEe. tor-iniTlv i»!(-nt>leil l.v tanner: A (>()O1> YOUNGUEAtllNC M'l'Lll OltCHAKI) of about 80 :n w , diok<: fruit mi GUIIU-. For lonitlnu andlew It U iiiH-urinisMcil. TIIOMK DK.siuiN'a TO•UHCIIASI-' \ [IKSIHAIU.K IIOMK Oil SECUUP. AAf K ISVBSTMBST CANNOT KL'IT TIIKMHBI.VB! '1F.TTKU.

FAItMNO.-i, , :. - .: Adjolnln gths Uoneste&i Farm, - •mtiilim nlimit l l» ncrcs; The Imiidlngs there*• uru: a Kuod fnimu dwelling («lze ^5x45),so 11 HimilldwfllliiL'; a lurgcoveruliot l>arn •••\xa *J'Jx77)i 0 bumiekB; 2 wu-'oii IIOUCCB (corn iIIJS mid yraimriw lu one uf tlicm); Ico bouse;iidke hmisc; hug IIOIIFC; etc. The abovorttiH nci.'CHf iblu to rullrouds, dmrdiufl, HdinoN

On Weduesday Deo. 5tli,nt 1 'o'clock v. M., ut the St'Cloud Hotel,"" lihii'tim, N. J., ;tlio following propertte*

ohi° 1\n

bt hml will '

—U. H . Faulkner, a Water street gro-cer, has, by renson of iucrcnainft UnOp,becu compelled to contract for the buildingof a new resilience and storeroom com-bined, mill the work ia now being vigor-ously prosecuted.

—TheBov .Mr . Holliilay occupied liispulpit last Sttbbuth for tiio first timo inseveral weeki, lie tmi hw wife huvjng bteuabsent on n vacation.

—Mr. Daniel V . Kleiuhnus lias re-turueil home from his visit to California.Ho enjoyed Iho trip very mucli.

:—Wo have hail abundant riiiufitlls oflate, and the enrt lr iuuRt be prttty ihoi-oughly scitked. JUPITKH.

PUBLIC SCHOOL1 REPORT.

The followiog is Uic piibliu school re-,port for October:

'Whole'number enrolled, -120; mvnigedaily attendance, 3G4; per cent. oE attesi-dance, 8G; number of, tavdy cjses, 24;fewest tardy cases, Miss Gi'illUli, • noho;beat attendance, To*williger, '.K't,

Disfinguislietl:— •.'.. „'• TEUWILLlaEIl'ii KOOM. ': -I'

Vuiinlii JMtfcrlon, Marv Siriith. Jumus J.oiu*-rson, Gertie Hussell, l.lw.lo Lunger, MuryDonnelly, AdiHu llcrrtclf, Huriuan PeUyj 'Wil-llo Skinner, Addic WnndliiiL', ft*»ti. Nolan,Anita Hedikn, I.illle Dounully, Nellie' Crnue,Itcllu Skiunur, Ellti liullls. :- •"-.-,'--•• •-- -

StllS. I'IIOUTV'8 11OOM.. Mvrtie Ildillcnmn. J e n n i e Uehlulii, Cclla

David, Sudin t'ritU. <itjile Snovcr. ~AUt:u" Tuiit-sou, Addlo Flint, Edtllo Carter, Lucy BuMfr-Ocrtlc StitCB, Onuar .loffery, gelmn c *•Sullle Axford, Milna Wain

Miaa oniFviTiA cliwd-aGeortre Hod, Frank Heaehcrer,

Jimiul Ucntly, May Sullivan. 11 class—Arthur Allcger, (inrrlti Crane, Mury. Johnson,Eniniii Hush, Nina Vough, Uliurles Limscr.

M1S3 STOCKEll'9 KOOM.elans—William Knjrle.'.Cdcste Swonson,

Amm Itouusuvell, LetiiOIii'm, GbuHw Curtcr,Hurtle Russell. U olnea—Cora Stewart. NellieVan Seoten, Rena lloiidcraon, Willie Hcddcn,Willie l'eiir.

... M1W. WITTB'S hOOM. '" •.. ;. "' .cinq's—ItnuaHiitclicr, AtniinVanicr,\'Gcp>

— er, Huwurd' Warner,1 John .Hint. - U • class—Clans Prouty. Snllta BrotEiiuiiiTlJellii ITiihti,Pblllp Donnelly. ^ si

. ,-MISS COOUE'.S ROOM.A citiOB—Etlrtio Ranb. .Tessjo Force, I.uon

ery,dlin

lusfiKildic Raub, ,Tessiodl. Liuirn Guliek, Adilic I.ue

N t M i J l U IlbKubfidl. Liuirn Guliek, AdiliAuulo Nott, Mamie JtilinsUmM I l U M M t l K t l V

c I.uey., I.lb1)leDor

ce, IuouII clusfi—Wacner,

.M'l'l'i'ln MftMurtric," Katie ! V a i r D o r ' c n " _ ^ _ ^ ^wisi.i.iJii'B ROOM"."",™'

. . ...... . , l'asli,- Florcnco ..llerrick,Stewart Rriieli. II CIUWH—Ida Vauover AnnieSweeny, Wllllo Sluck. C dnss-flaiHe Cnrtcr,Alice 1'crwllllgor, Curriij Haute.

MISS.XLTIS* '1S90M '^XeiTlu'lliiBsrrHarify^Muniiiiiri'reti-

dioVarlK>rv:il d u w - K u t l c Sclilck, UullniliiMerrll, Mniv'Scxuni. , 0 elnns-Saruli White.Minnie Lucy, Herbert RUSJUII.

siitiH HAMILTON'S IIOOM.A class—Mtiinle l!rowci-,_ \V\\\\iclass

s l.iuul l

itmlt! l row

i

Willie Whitld. I.acy, SV'VCC diiss—Jttnn

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Jntiics l.iuue. uUr llntcliiir. J M i u Lyndi. C diisMeagliur. .*o.iei"i1i Iturnetis, Jmiuie F^lv

J , L- T B I I W I U J O B K . Pnncipal .

l l i t S-îfrouty ' ! : i^sloveH.vt-- :™^::—-~...,41-tf •' .d\ .:•...-.SHAW ifeU/jBTBi

Benjannti H. Uhuapoaitipn.us drug clerkm a k e r . '•'' ' • • • -•

• i ^ l i b l ^ h i f l ^ iirÂlibln^Bohifolgdny : u'veiilngi" Mot to adjournusual.*"'. . "• " ^ ' '

3 iiua rosiRiiC'I lilawith D; W . Shoo, j

JOHN.D. CCRUISH.

iaijii Brew Hilh

IMTXU b«v ciooua,

n t d ^ a r A l « h St.,NEW YORK.

• '•" 'V3M51m

':m

ttftontc* iiTt'"». central part of tho borough](else olxSTi) t l i r t i etory, press brick iind plate,UIUIIB trout, flritt tloor now occupleil by JnixuK. Cookc as a tttorc room; second floor fllteilmill occupied an an ofllue and dwelling, con-taining 7 roouin, IHUiU up with modcra lm-iroveiiienln; third tloor, a, largo hull and antu-.nntns (now Occupied Ijy n select scliool). Ousuit! store house proj>trty Csltuatcd in the rearof tame) A FIKST-CI.A9S BA»>* (size 33s?(J),

A Very Valuable Building Lot Suita-*"ble for. Manufactories! ,

the !>amu running ulung B!JU and takluj' In j.art" 'of tiie Slmbbecong slreaiu, situated Ttctweenund fronthiLF on euuti Broad and HornliakerSts.—87« feut ou Broad St. and SSJ4 feet onHornbakur St., nnd ubout300 fed. ileuu; nuid'•'loteontnlns A SMALT-FRAME DWELLING.NO. 3 . . . .

Coimlst8ofalot6l!!e(slzc(Hll-12)onHoru-baker St.. with a driveway of IS feet throughlî ' .™.r.St, , . ;r!tti-:AlGOnD.fDiyF:LUwC! •

24x2(i) thereon.NO. 4, •-

Three building lots altimtcil cm KornbakerSt. (near M. & E. II. R.) each about 50 feetTront anil about 140 fuct deep. -,..;

Anyone wishing to view tho aforesaid proii-rtlus will call on Win. ShlcldB, Jr., or Janipi

1.. Shields, •Washington, N. J .

TERMS EASY.Condltlmirt \dll be made known on day

• a l e b y • - •• • • " •

The Heirs:0-.l8-t.«. of Wm. Shields, decM.

FOR A

11GO TO

CYPHERS,The Tailor.

Suits to order from $15 toTrowsers "' -^m !uOvercoats " 12 to 30

The best Hue of goods over offered

to THE -WASHINGTON PUBLIC,

embracing " •

C0BKf3CEBWS, DIAGONALS,'

%. TBICOTS, OgEVIOTS,

itEUTO^S :FUE' BEiiiPERS,'*;^

OIVK HIM A CALL AT

SOL. LHVY'lS DOINU A SUOORSS-FCIJ BUSINESS.

AMD HIS BUSINESS IS INOREAS-• :- , . , - I N G D A I t Y . - - ^ - ; • - - - ••

- " " " " n i i i j i i s i i M i * ; - ; • • • • • • • • :

.'.Respectfully call your attention to their I m m e n s e S t o c k o f M e n ' s , Y o u t h s ' , B o y s ' a n d O h i i d r - e n ' s C l o t h i n g , specially selected, with-regard to D u r a b i l i t y . S t w l e a n d Finish..Having had the oonfiienoa of our customers in the past we intend to cater to their best interest in the future. Having made unusual efforts to get the Eaatesst P a t t e r n s i n S a s s i m e v o S u i t s and also in

: K r e s s S u i t s •(>>••. haying them made expressly for our trade, we will give a guarantee, that by yiviny ns a call before going elsewhere, you will be sure to get suited in price and lit. , ''

bOR.-HAT AND FURNISHING GOODS; DEPARTMENTWill as .usual.cbnta

tin-a full line of All the Latest Productions and Specialties in SOFT and STIFF HATS also FLEXIBLE HATS—will fit any shaped head. .We have .1 novelty in the Perpetual Cilindrar W E S T WR!fi3&L,E OUT ; also our DaytOll Dress Shirts, ilu: best fitting shirts made. We have a full line of Underwear, all"grades. Our stock of Hosiei'V, Gloves, Etc is replete

with all the latest styles and best grades that the market affords. All the novelties in Neckwear, Jewolery, Silk Handkerchiefs, Etc. We have added to..: 1., r.,11 !;„-,: Of UMBRELLAS, RUBBEE AND GOSSAMER COATS AND HATS.

Hat

OUr StOCK a Hill line ui u m u ^ u w ^ i x ^ , - .___

A -'New Invoice of Sealskin Gaps Just;::"Arrivied—All Styles for Children's; Boys' and Rfien'sWear

In order to inerease our busiiness and properly advertise our various lines of goods to the attention of the people of Washington nnd vicinity, especially those who have not as yet visited our store, we offer as inducements the following

presents to the person making the nearest estimate of the number of peas contained in a jar :

Ad to t

SKa «a « v..:.... £?S *=3TJZ& •ttS-*3 VZaztf} V^' ' V S ^ ? ^ J ' ' -> -- .-.:-*J~. *W \V Vri> \ K « ^ V.IKS.* ÊSXJ

And to the Person Making the Second Nearest Estimafe—the Second Present yiz:

I i: And to the Person Making the Second Nearest tsumare—mu ^vu im • ,~a~,,*

A HANDSOME SOLID GOLD WATOH—Stem, .: binder—VALUJEID AT'$75.00.N D " U P W A R D S i " C entitled to make an estimate for which special blanks will be furnished, where also the jar containing the peas will be

h i t it i e e d from the boxAll customers who make purchases at our store of T W O I ) ( ) I J T J A K S A N D U P W A R D S w ' " be entitled to make an estimate for which special blanks win ue luruibnuu, num. u..™ ...,. j . . . _ o _. . t

on exhibition as also the presents. On February ;d, iSS^, the estimates will be opened and also the jar by a committee of three gentlemen who will'properly record each estimate as it is opened from the boxand also count the peas contained in the jar, and the customers who make the nearest estimates wil' ' ' ' - - - —-••— »•!...«. tl>»v r^ r l i .

-- : t ...:n !,„,!,,1,, Mi,Mlchnrl in this naner and notilied by

c g e n u e i i i t : i i w n u wi t , . ^ . - . . j

: jar, and the customers wno masc me u u i U i ^ . , . . . u . u will receive the presents, no matter where they resideas it will be duly published in this paper and notilied by mail.

i s H. H,,,nb,,S ..„. a Fair of . O,» •>.iCcS wil. bo

RESPECTFULLY YOUES,

Square Dealing Clothiers, Hatters and Gents' Furnishers,

Newark Furriers.

SEAL SKIN SACQUES^^^PALEJQTUNDJOLMP^,

Fur-Lined Circulars.

$75,000.00

;J0:,^-^.^g-|^Ry-.G0©.DSOTd-6^RPE?FS

Fnim 83c'JIM- i&ti «[> '..• : "

.CAPES; CQLLARSSt. M11FFS,^l ' V ' X

s, Collars & CapsFnrOc i i l l t n i c i ] .

uiuil ttlliKcttlvi.jtroiuiitaiteiiilon.

rl™""i:,:i!Si"""1"*W.E..& B. BURNETT, Ife ; >Ji™i«mySt, . VM,403

I um liow olTiniinj Hi'KfiiAi. IUHIAIXS in

Parlor Furniture,-. ALSO

Special1 EOW" Prices |.

- AT

i.^ BABEKLS AKTD CASBK. , -N B W J E K S E Y I . A I 1 . U . T K S T 1 0 P F L A S H ;

M A C I I I S E l t X O U i S . _:, .,. , , . „ . „ „ „ . , ! . , „W e l a k i - y r e i t | i l « i « » r e In I m r n d i i f i l n i : t o l l io I I » ( 1 B m i r v . i r l . f i J f . \ < ! ' : - ' ' I •••" ' »-• -;'1 ' I

lit o l n i i r p u m m a l * m . u i v l r l . . Q . , ,n i l t:iinrJiiit. .u. l lui i t i 10 s ! i v o | , L r k c i - i i ' M _ . l . . • _ _ . . . . . . . _.,_ ___ . . ^ J

K E I . S . st;-?ii,|.dr.™.,:coji.:»:.i:jr;:»h.i» ,,„„,: ft1,."!, ;;,i. jI ^ I P S ^ - - ^ 'WâS^.St- i^^r^^^^-l?:SK37^L':!1V?!1 .. .„„„ a,,or-.c™*^^!.!*™.««».__" l i r a " l f f l ? i y o i l . " i i S i 1TU.= II Oil. : u . i i t o . r i i i i . •••--' j 1 , 1 . " " " ' , 1 ; ; , " : ! J J • TViilol ur Cliumlicr Set, " . a.50 "Sffi"M«hli»tyOil.' Kv.n.snor, . oil I r.iJ'I'iGrt'i.'S'itti ! !S ft si"'. Ulxw Tm S.!l« fam 00 mnts to .2.00l).,lci,Dtei»tl»i!i>li. • " • " • • ™ . ( ) l l ! ? A.U"fcl'.s ' lCi!!ilia.v,,,.i.i.:.., (iol.lcu, iVom raocuts to S2.-m por doi-

l i i f tea'HSssîr:., ,: T"""iteiri::£.::;::os""

The;.Largest.'Horn m Ea:ston, Pa,•- O N -

,,For mils at >Vft«en County Drug Sto

forE»1B fit t-'cisofllw

5 ,•

Northampton Street,

Ar« now.shftwiu^ to ilii' pi?t-ij)li3 nl'-KaHton ami surrounding country llic larg-est uuil most ussirjililc stork of Dry Clooils iinil Cuvpcis aver displayed by usor uny ptluir.. Ifousi; in Uii.s vicinity. And all wo ask \a sin oxiuniiuilioii ofthe siii'nc io'"^!!!istaiii i:iu»"i.irci"jViitKVilVijiir'TitisiorUoii. " "" • : .

THESE .ARE. A KBWr OP OUtt SPECIALTIES:

^The - Yfasliiii £tOB -MG at Mavkst-!'ri'iMviiiinicltiimuottiwilciiiiiiiiisiif Vliu ]u;<vitkiiii'ili'olrlliiijdftruilo. Wo linvu i-im-

Klitntlyi)]i..nmln full eiimil.v<.f.dn>U:i! .',•uiuiiL of nil kimls, unit irom tint- -

J :. ASI) .LI.

~t" -:o:~ i_^^ ' " ,

' YmiM-lll iilwnlliul I.AMIt, • v•• •MUTTON; VK,M.; 1'OIIK. 1 ' O U I . - -

T1IV. 1IOI.OONA SAUSAGE, S ino lml Mmlt,

sV20LMlSs6yHpUJiAP.S:M^^ÎLL lower prices iliiuiTuff othev House can selHIlom at

'di ieaUDEBNSpHAHD30ME SEAL PLUSH-00AT3,

:

„ Dress Goods and Silks ,I n bigger. 7:U'iuly »i'tl.lo\îLpr.i<V'^JI1.ilJ!,;'^.VSi'-,l.li

THE

jilOo^ciJia0RO0KBRY WARE.

BOTINB.oSTAAliBSTSEpBllOMU LIGHT Oil..

OIL QG.~WlIAIU' FOOT OP Tl l i l t t ) AVE., NKWiM::!. \*. I

I

Always on hand . Also nil kinds of.

• O I L S , 1 ;•"K e r o s e n e , .•.•••• ,:

Weatsfoot and• : Machine Oils

•'.; -A.BPKOrAr.TY._. : : . . ^

I'arlits wishing to btij- Crockery will do wellto ;*ivr us ii call. '

; • 1SASTON,^B

Hosiery and' Underwear for Everybody.

FKOJE...$J.aB''.PEli'l>Al]l,:tji>,ASpiliHB BUST. $lKVEU

'dm niulirsiaiioil ilcsirca to iiilonn tlio pulilic lliat lie lias on iiiiml;» iui'se ili»;jilny (if KurniliU'L','<'oii"iali»a ^ • '' ~ "

U •skENilflÔRTMEHrltf^^, ^^^ lSLUrjANT I'AHI.Oli SKTS.- • - ! '

o lot

Pluln Louniios nnd Bod Lounge's IA Largo .3toqk of Chairs, Canofrom SS to S2O. . , I -anti Wood Soats. r

mtrrrxci 'aissss. oorrAOiisuiTSvr (jn»ii'" "

A.T HOOK BOTTOM

eliftVC-lmprovcil mach ine ry IW mali lngi^niwl—WllllL twelve . .V0ttrs\ ijXIK'l'llsllM! WU

foci cnnllilcnt ivo r!ftn"cquni t h e l7c?t In"mifflMrtTCoino in 'Hiul s«o « H ; you will flnti nvevy-

t i l ing a s rciirmusiiU:d>' '• "•" ' - ',.' ' •

v PGOL&HANCE,;

msnn nopE-tW

T A -1 U« '

v;vi^^L^^:O^r#^î328 NORTHARSPTON aT.

,S-»-li«-«;;:•;-.:f?-,?:";.,.^''.v.'.

• - • !

^ ~ ^ ^ K L U f i A N T I A K I . O l i S T S >iwiKlsolnu 1'nUfiit itodtiirH.;' .V goo.l slock of Murbin Top Tul- : •• • ownnuike.. . ;

, T:IIEB.ITCH, SORES, PIMPLES . Iy n V S I P E t A S ^ ^ I N G W O B M ^

UAMr-xr-nni.ii. VTRITIXU UIUIAS. »» I . ™ • • : ! • » • »• =«•\ ~i,\Sk'altmidaMllMauic,lfiomgmlmm«Mdiim'i«tsh,Hmhrf.. .. . . ..

-"WurerSiiSoil WnsliinBlimAyoliiic, below St. Clomiriotcl.- "' ' '.'..' ,' ' \~^jfi

--ms-Gin USSTOR^

July 10-83' ',-:— •h::jjri)Uc!.PiUeii!/ei\ Ai/eiU.,-Vi,^'i:!!ii!..rbaiolstuni,MliiEln"-r:!cbliiK,wotioat

,-..L i.i i SIVIIM M If pln-iromi VKO cranllng obout

n3-ct .3tatnp«. .3^,a SON, Vb II a-i Pt."™

s ^ r i ^ ^ W f t t o J ^ i . T ^ : * w « * , « ° r i r • v o " -'""^"""'""^•^"••"•»"»-"dan't |.l«y.,•;• No,,.i>v I itoom for all.. BoU branill or ciB«r» dvv»y» on lii.n.1. . • £ » £ T j i i j Wni» Wjmw.... DR

* * JOHN S.GftSTON.Proor i i i tor . :f.'iiW.!ViiS0^™™M'5fS:v!ltn«

Ii. ME

(iiy tlio oont'iaj poiltlon of its lino, oonneo'o th# 'Eia tnud tlio West by tbo Bliortcst route, and o i r -ricd uAaacacora^^vltiiout cbanco of cars, between '^bicnKOandKauoasCity.Council JJlufrd.Lcnvon-vnrth, Atcblnon, LliliuoapoIJt and St. Paul. XC

ss'ysaffiffi.w.'vsis&'S'.BM',Jcoann. Ita equip meat ID unrivaled and mofinin--iotit, be!nc compoaod of ilont ComforUblo nod .".•'k-nultiul T)ay Coaalici. Wnsniflccnt llo;toti Ho-i^ljultic; Chair Cars, Pullnian'A ^ProttlcBt fataoav'ccplcs Can, nnd tlio licit Lino o( Dlnlnff Caraj

ii.i iha World. ThrooTruinii bciwoon CliloaKoand .If->n-;ouri Ulvur Pointn. Two Tralim between Chi-u: -c aud iiitmiiJpoiiBrml Si. Vnul.oln tlio Famouu

"ALBERT LEA ROUTE.1' " "" d SI X l S d K '

«al; r.t nil ltatoii i i i i tChcjJ'oH thre tll nnd ralos of fnro al .

-ij Unit oiler ICUB advon-

iolittt Oiadc, oraddreiia

-'---:"~.'E. dr. JOHN,'-"-

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