•-X-X-X-XXXXXXXXXX* •X- OUR RATES ON THE & t B-ASIS VOL. XXI. DOVER, MORRIS COUNTY, NBWijBRSBT, FRIDAY, MARCH 6, 1891. NO. 14 *WBLO«H0>;.»VMT PUBLISIIgRB>NB FR0PB1KTOE8. Offioe on Blaokffell Street ; next door . to ths National Union B^nV, B on BvrasoEErnoK nnrAai- AIH INADVANCE. t DnTut r .. , .". «2.l» Six Homu, . , . ., '*f TUBJOt UO8THS , ,. nuoraztoi lopmfwm nna usou. MO- ncw If cqiam mi*. , ' " BABBKB, m Warns Bt, n « t door to " Emoir'i Ctfe.' Souring, Hair Catties ud Bbunpwln* LadiMud Children* Hair Catting- aBMO1»1. tj, AeallUwlioited. - 87-lj J-\R. J. J, SMITH, „ "i GENERAL PRAOTITIONBR, Ornos AT LAIS Da. J. ,„ DOVEH, N JT BOMBSHELL EXPLODED IN THE CAKJ'ET STORES OF NEWARK WITHOUT CHARGE. CARPETS MADE AND LAID, WITH PAPER, UNTIL FURTHER NOTICE! JJUGTOT J, 0OOPEB., • ," ATTOUSEI-ATtAW, *ro OffloS |s tilt Ton« Baildl.i, • OTITJ A.Ljou'iState, ' ' DOYEK, M J, KABON iED BDILDEB, *? ," * DOTH, H. ». Oontreott takaa ana metarule farnlalird. Stone and briok woik, nlaatuitiR; andjobbloft promptly attended to.' Otden left ftt uyoAo* prompt attention. 1 1——— — ' ' Qr"° °-°IIinBl»>«'>>« ' OISIUL raAormoraa, '• tin UPaWULUT IB TDX TBIAIPHIX Of mraaiiat. DUU8H, " emdii TmriaisoT»Liii)iLDUia, >' ni,Ii IlHl'br PiTBST MDI0IHE8, _,- . ,.: i**-' IBAYIJia ilii HAUOOTTIHa 8U00H. j •anarTladlea' ud Oklktra'a H«!r aaltla hlt , ToiLira HOTSL, , \ » S nj Qo% Cucmw *»? Soitnx (Sta., ** WALTON BROS. Merchant Tailors WIZfVBB 6O0BS. 1 , SOTU).' a. 7 ruelaualBStaliBtoekaod priee*. llw.bert JteeAs at tbs Iwntui oounxr sur Offlet team—9 i, M to IB • twrj Satnt- i * * j . - *t -JAa. 0. COOFKB, Co. Bnpt. ^ * ATTOttVI? AT Ww% • ' J * , Kisnm un> BOU&IOB DT CUSOUT. , "' " FP10E IH'B f, X DOVBB *. ,' ' OLIOITOB ABDMABTHB-IM 0H1S0MI, giumt>n,H.j f ^Hwd^Biill,* Md Plant*. "-j" v fcm atfen for Wipe,- Hjaataoi,' fa., ^SMUbMtWrla. OJ»»mlr»>~ai _ :S.:fREEMAN, : • KCtrpenter and Builder, WnrlawMiIaid. J forlrtiie ™M3» wm M prenpuf I to, - > * O. 6. A m u , " Fainter, Decorator, Qraluer ;•> and Paper Banger. ' f _». Untile, lln. ol WAH, F i r m s , to «n itvlti Ksd at All orieeaVBIOS WOSS11 too- In order to start the Spring trade and le the people know who and where I am and the stook I am carrying, I will make and lay Oar- pet, with paper, without oharge. My stook of Carpets is not to be excelled in the oity. 500 pieoes, consisting of Moquets, Velvets Body and Tapestry-Brussels, 2 and 3-ply Ingrains of all the latest styles, patterns am colorings, and at such low prices. PARLOR SUITS. 25 Birlor Soits in -Wilton Bog OoTerings, regular price $75; will be soldfttl65 ( 25 I«rfor Suits in offerings of Silk Hush, regular price »G0, will be sold at $47.50. O 25 Parlor Suits is coverings of Ortuhed Plush, regular pnoe 150 willbesoHat»87.50. 25 Antique Oak Bedroom Suits, regular prim 130; will be sold at $15. 23 Antique Oak Bedroom Suits, regular price *80; will be sotf at $22 60 25 Autiquo Oak Bedroom Suits, regular pnoe »37 i mil be soli at 127,60 Several Miaflt Carpets, hung on the wall of my BJBOAIN BOOM, marked in plain figures at half their vnlao, besides goods from evory depart- ment marked in plain %ure», below cost. SEE THE FAMOUS POBTLAND BANOE, (IT B i B NO1QUAL.) > , I WHIi BEFOm) BAHiBOAD EXPENSES TO PUROHASEBR W THB F1HST DAY OF APRIL we Intend to boready to njoelro our old and now cuatauiera in our new plaeo ct bmluoaa v NEXT DOOR TO THE POST-OFFICE, TOO!! HOW TIJJ, THE1? VALUES .K>a BEST) Minnesota Pntant FLOUR nfjcgoriaVProcess Only $6 Per Barrel. ELEVATOS 10 WTEB.Y FI00B. MXEPHONE 580. - ; (CREDIT Qivik IF DESIRED.) 80ODS DXUVMtOtB WO* Of CHARQM TO ASt TAXI 01 TBISTATI. H. TAN HORN, NEWARK, N.J. , , (XEAR PLANE V STREET.) e^to»».«.^a^,to^t«.»ta™^ thtsgnfttaalefraQ all OTer the county, Kemembartbegoodaanallwariaiitaa-* WE DELTVEE GOODS FttEB ALL OVEB THE COUNTY. Clothiers, lutT* !«•••« DM ttar* la tfea i * SUSSEX STREET, ' DOVER, N. J: MERCHANT TAILORING AND CLOTHING SSTiBLBEMIST, with a oompUU ad antlnlr NEW STOCK FOB THS SPRING TRADE. WWTOS BBOTHEfifl kin UA a tapnUnatTot miaj jtu* u mrohut UUon a Dlotfa[Rs,M«pr.wtloiliranniud maUn of nuton wort, *M wt Kbht to foinataaoo pkie»tl.tMUoninU»^llMBftrKletoto«iwpUcfI>(nw«idTioinitT. DOYHE LUMBER 00., . BLACKWELL STREET, , -DEALERS I K - I • ' .•-LUMBER OR ALL KINDS -x Sash, Blinds, Doors, Mouldings,. &c. V BRACKET AHD SCROU,*»AWINO DONE TO ORDER. COAL, WOOD AID BuTLSIHS IATEBIAL IDirMranr Trill SCREENED COAX.* DR. ANDREWS JOHN, J, JECKHART. f Ibuiiruiii H* J* Jalj Wh, U90. KASOS AAB BUILDER. InmotitotaaailularUlitiinlikiAm BRLDHKS- 1 muoK or scorn. RUNT'S.COAL YARD! P E NNYROYAiTpirLS REVERBERATIONS -JTOOM THB KEOWTr- Men's Eubbers, good, - 7 - 40c Women's KubberSj best,^ - 30c Misses' Rubbers, " :-j - 22c Men's Self-acting Alaskas, 75c, and tlionsands of pairs of evorytlfliig to make the feet comfortable, Including; Wool xBoot 'Arctics, Alaskns, Rubber (Bootp, Dolgo's celebrated' Felts. AH kinds of Wool-lined Shoes, Infants' Wool Mioes and Slippers, and all at prices that will ittract fnvorablo mention from all that tryfthem. HEAGAN &!CO J.L.&WJ.E. HerJJ, GEEAT REMOVAL SALE! BEST fitJ 250. BARGAINS HAMS OHLTf 10 CENTB PER POOTID. cons Tomato** BneetCorn, only BSo taSfcST wttlea Blueing bottle* Hone KailUh, ,*.., ba Ginger Bnaps, . Iba extra Dae Bsldnt, glBBBet new Frclt Jollr, 200. BAKOAIK9. AKOAIK9 75!' iocliagCTComaU bi.b5tIUce., f.. b bt oumnu f "'s |E?|feJ;-;;;;i:l THE TALK OFTHE COUMn? v E*tr» flat ForaMM Oolong Tea »Knollih Biik/Mt T*a only 60a. 1 • Dont forget AWppariiOC OUBB STONE TAXK IAP BBOT8 FEO» THX K7EB REACT OF DABDAI. ODSKBYATIOK Ptwtmuter Jas. B Mcilck, of this •bowed me Uie ottier day a real curfodty Ji theibapeofapiece of Uw oHguul AUautli cable, kid about 83 Teem ago It Is four cbes long and about UinxHiuu'tcrB of an 1m thick, and is composed ot twisted strands wire, with an insulated copper wire lu tho con tor AtbothemUandlntliawlddloltlsliouai with silver bands, tbe center one of which i tlToMgntlu of an lucU wide and bears this scrlptton " Atlantic Tolegraph Cable, Qui •cteed l>yTiffany & Lo, Broadway, Ni York " TIJJ rollo ol an imiKirtnnt ovnnt our history wni picked up by ilr Husti in t of tbd old HmpjimnTi rOtldOtlOO ' £lackwell ttreet, now occupied by Dr R. Cook, and was probttbiy ownwl by tbo iati GuyHiacnmnn. Vpon imiuiry I undonUuiil that tbwo sonreolra TVWOmuob priud at tlti tlmoof the great arout of tbo lajing of cable, and were BO Bought for b y dtiusa all ports of the oouut.'y that tb«yweromjui and iseuod by Tiffany, tiistvell kuowr Jewoler, nhoss HMD( sloue la a lufllcloiit guarantee gonulnenesa The roaders of the EUAwill reuomber thai on U » ad of Fubrunry lout a mad dog which paatwt through tha neighborhoods of Flanders aadlronla, bttacow bolouging to Mr Hop- tins la tbe cor. In tbe bopeof preventing ' cow from going mad her ear YCB ininedlat amputated Yet tills Bam» cow did becomi mod, and is QUOof Uio number that reoontlj died, as told In the Eiu lost Treek iUustratiancouldlw given of the fearful offecta of hydrophobia and the unmitigated nuhuuco of permitting dangerous con torun at largo, threatening both biuuan boingBand cattla witli the wont horrors known. **• From prosecutions every now and then tlworve that they enforce the same and Osb but week two men, Leonard McCbud TVlllUm Uorgaa, upon complaint of the Flub Warden of FoaaaJc county, worofluod fSOeaih and costs for ltUJing two rabbit* outof aeon The ooats In each cawnnioJnUd to ISO 00, UuteachraanhaBto pay almost AGO for hla Bport, ParhapmlitUo wholesome modlcino of thUaort. Judiciously admluUrt««d, would tun thogwno and fliih laws to l>e respected loMorrlioounty V , Here 1Ba law tbat would effectually abate Uie doe nnlsanoe tf It wore put la force. Com- pel each person who desires to koop a dog to take out a license for that purpodo frout constituted loco] authority Upon the pay ent of tiio license fee a tog should be Issued i the owner, to be placed upon the collar of IB dog Then make It peremptory for all police officers tofeUlall dogs running at Urge without nicli togs, inflict £ penalty upon who penult animals at largo without racb toga, and establish au Impounding fee :n)olnUanob]octtocaU!han(l(lQllvcr •udi dogs ta a pound where thoy euall be Idiled, Under sucli a law owners who valued Uieh* dogs would look after tnom and the " • • ours would BOOHIwdeunrfout The ^orgtuilu.tloiu, the members at nhlcb tre Interested In sheep raising, should poo] efforts and secure euch a law, Sohoolmaster Fotter, Domini* Opdylra and tbors who are trying to become sliming lights i tfcs newFarmors* Alliance movement ore not engaged In working farm*, but they think that U they consucceed In working the farmers they will do tho next 1>est thing, V I like to commend a man who bos the oour- iga to stand up hgalnet his party upon a con ' * of right, and so I note with ploomit- tha action of Amonblyman John H Hardln, of Newark, (*nnof Judge pardin, of opposing toe Statt Police bill upon tin \ Tra lAiwiirr ANII On»APEflT GPOOKII ra TH-Oqmmr, '. SUSSEX 81., OFF. CENTBAL B. K. DEPOT, DOVElt, N. X Principal ff>nt««M4 BnU St.,«.J 58Orm«i«eM.,M«w«rfc' r BBiHCH BTOCI. BfJUUr, H. 1. . ,' ,'. ", > far Infanf and Children. ' "•( There is only one way that any other honso'oan beat HB in HtNG and that is by selling a better article in it tb.an we do. We know this to'be impossible, for though wehave many followers 'hen they stop to compare notes they ulwayB find ns at the mile-stone iyond *' Our prices seek trutlo and they find it We solicit yonr dollars by >od valnoa. This is the keystone of our bnsinoss. Ooine in and see iw we exemplify'thia in ' ' OVERCOATS. You'll find what we slow you as solid and substantial in make, and stylish as a morohant tailor would have to ohargo you considerably ore than we ask. Overcoats goodjor more than one winter. This ts comfort at a low price. We touch extremes in Overcoats, having the lowest price garments that will bear recommending and the most luxurious at a low price. oes the weather juut now add an additional reason for thinking abont MCGREGOR & Co. 50 & 852 BUOAD STKEET, NEWARK, N. i rBEEHOLDEB HAMCE'S MISTAKE, iu GOES woruu.r ASTIUV OK A QVXSTIOS THE TAJiirr PEHTAININQ TO" BUOAB. Tbn Drakottovrn corrusp^ndcut of tho Hock' eturtown QozotU, who, bytha way, we under- Btand U nouo other tban Frooholder Ilonce, ol inliliigton towofiLIp, eaye; The UKArocenUymiuluUieBtAlementthal the iirice of sugar would soon drop two cenfa per pound as a result of tlie McKinley bll Now Gib bos been balling ui tbtt a high faril Btlinulates compoUUoD.aiidasarwultretluee* the prices to the consumers Instead of increos> lag tho tariff on sugar; tho McKlnldy b materfnjly roducod it and uoir wo oro to ha a reduction of two cents j«er pound, it this to conw true wo tldnk tbe puoplo wlU too want some more UiriU rtductlons. But Olb whore will tho money come from to pay thai bounty to liorjo production that your party generously voted to Uie sugar kings I" Frueboldor Uanco may have a level head re- Bpootltig Hie coustrucUuii of bridges, or other matters pertaining to townehip affaire, but In entering the broad doutoui of Uie tariff quca- Uon, bo la either lacking in knowledge, or 'IlCulIy p«rverset ehw he would not hare built house of blookn so easily knocked over. In tho first plnco competition In the production of wgnr is impoBHllile In tlili country for Uie cllinntla reason thatall the territory In this country avallnblafortbiipurpoBo will aotpro- duce one twelfth of the Bugar needed for the consumption of tho poojila ct tbo United States. If our territory would produce sufft cently for our needs the result of he petition would reduce the price to Uio con. tumor as It has In every other protected pro- duct. You must nauomber. FrwholJor, that thin lugar tariff has a history not at all flatteriL, to tho party you represent. To begin with, the Southern Ireo trade element of tho Democra- ery, who are Invariably opposed to tbe protec- tion of any Northern Industry; Insisted at the start this If sugar wits protected tbe encourage- ment thus given would result In increased pro- duction of that article In the South. So, while thoy hare been steadily votingto put Northern industries under the ban ct free trade, thoy bave stoutly fought /or the pro- tection of their little crop of sugar. The Re- publican party, always willing to be entirely [air, bave grouted ihoin this concession in every tarilt meitstiro prior to tlio enoctimnt ittheUuKlnleybtll. But you see, Freeholder, tlio promlBWof the Southern Democrats, who ware free trade In everything elfio, did not pan out. Tlio pro- duction .of eugar did not Increase, at they proinbukl, and. experiments of over twenty yean provud tbat for climatic reasons tlie growing territory of tin faouthcould not ho Inoreiuod. Thus the Republican party— which beliovos In levying duties only for tbe stimulation of home production—decMod In tho McKinley bill to remove the duty on Bugar, and at tho some time, lu order thnt the woakctit prodaoMve'indiiRtry, ovon though it belonged to Bouthamfroa traders, mlght'iiot Buffer, It was determined to grant such a bounty as would keep the industry on its fnet But you ask, Freeholdnr, wbara will the money come from to pay thin bounty. That Is the easiest of all. Tbe removal or the duty on sugar saves to Uie consumers ot this coun- try aboutsix ly millions of dollars a year on an article thoy cannot produce in sufficient quan- tity for their needs, while all the bounties re- quired wilt not exceed live millions. Tell ought to bo easy.enpugh for you to work out your little slate without asklngunnooesBary luestlons. Your somewhat cauBtla remark ibouttue ''mgar Jdngs" iBahwprov'ocaUve of some reflections not creditable to your party. -. The great sugar trust, (now crippled tbo McEJnloy bill,) lleaded by Mr. Have- meyer, was in tho last Presidential campaign one ol tho most potent [acton in Uio support of tbo " stuffed prophet of TVflUam street •' for thsPreslileiioy. ]':\- • \ •'• ' •; •;,- . •. - Lot us advise you. Freeholder, to study up this question,: Afew dimes Invested In the tiorernor. The hill passed tbe house, re- [ardless pt biiprotestaUonB, but hismaaly op- position was one of tbe very few ploaatnt things I bave beard In connection with the present Legislature. Xhave beard quite a number of compliment* peopb of discernment and iuteiUgenc* Ii id accurate article from the pea ot Dr Tbeo. Wolfe, upon the name* applied by tho Ikos to different places iathU locally-. It rat at one* accepted as authority by gome of who are best versed In our local history, who also expressed tbe deaf re that It might be Inoorparmt«d In the forthcoming History qt Morris County which Is being prepared under .^supervision of John Wbltebeod, Eiq It Is a oontributltii to the history of our county that la trail worthy of preservaboninsuoha pennnnsnt manner Our Uetliodkt friends had a good right to commemorate the lOOUi anniversary of the death of John Wesley, which fell on Monday hat, and. In quits a number of tho churches of w t denomination In this section special innons bearing upon thoeveut were preached LitSundoj WhrnTTesley died, there were A1S*,MD HeUioalsts in the World, and now axe 10,000,000 In the United States there sun H,TU Mothodlst Eplicopal Churches, with a membership of 4,060,340. •«• Them Is no excuse for Winter racing No cue cores to brave tlie weather to see It as a Ipott, and gambling pure and uiraplo Is at the bottom ot it. Any member who votes to perpetuate it will only gain tbe execration ot ell tbedeoent-muiiloddtlzensin the State of Taw Jersey Tho announcement 1Bmads &at Col Albert Popo, of Boston, offers prizes of $350 and [DO for tho best and second lest essays on ountry Roads anil City Btroots I'have no as to how this will end, but If similar t won offered for tho localities that could produce tbe worst country roods, there ore districts Jn thin section that could compote rltb erery prospect of success. The only difficulty would be todetennlne which was the worst In case thoy all entered V In the papers I read the announcement that Lie Home for tba Friendless In Newark Itknowledges the receipt of ft box from lorriitown,c«ntaliilEKim(irtlc]MofckLLlnK LVBno reflection tocast upon tbe generous donors, whooe only object is tfaecharitableone ot alleviating tho sufferings of the poor, but I cannot mist the reflection that Uio great and wealthy cd'.y of Vewark luut well orgonlted charities to look after the nteda of its poor, while Utere are locsliUw In the county of Mor- wberft poverty exists, and where tbe only iope of alleviation is tlie poonnaBtor. whose tends often becomBexhausted, leaving worthy people to hardship and suffering through mis- fortune and other causes. I only offer a little for that charity which should begin at e, V Tbo following, front the Huntordon Demo- crat, I heartily commend If the farmers throughout Kew Jersey -would giro tba road question more Intelligent attention, and pre- sent Its argent importance totheir Freeholder Boards at every meeting, some improvement i ourfjretdied highways might be effected letter roods -would sorely nuke better prices M- (arm land,and Uie saving of wear and War wagons, horses and harness would BOOH xnce apparent and gratifying Economy, corafortaConvenlenoaandBafetyaJldeiiu " A CCBB Brown OBSEW Kleotrlo Bitten. This remedy te becoming so well known and wpopuIarastonoodnoBpecialmention All who havo used .Electric Bitters sing ths some soup; of prated ' A purer medicine does not exist and It Is guarento»l to do all that te claimed. Electric Hitters wilt cure all dis- eases of Uw Liver and Kidneys, will remove Pimples, Bolls, Bolt Rheum and other affec- tions caused by Impure blood. Will driva Hftlarls. from the system and prevent u well u core all Malarial f avert, Forcnre of Head- ache, Constipation and Indigestion try Elec- tric Bitters, Entire satisfaction guaranteed, or money refunded. Price 60 eta. and#1 per battle at Ilobert Killgorrt Drug Htore, Dover. Oraai, Haace & Co*i Drug Btore, Port Oram, and P. K. Jenklus' Drug Btore, Cheater, Sachem Hance Honored, . Hr. Edward B. Bonce, of Port Oram, is member of many secret societies, but by none held hi higher esteem than by tho braves cf the Order of Red Men. He has just rutlrttl trom the office of Great Soclieni of lie HLtte, nly to be honored doubly by being chosen no 3roat Prophet and Great neprefentativefor ;wo years to tbo Great Uouucil of tho United Ltos. At the lsrtnioettiig of hit local tribe, Hgpocon, No. 58, all of the bravcaissuod from their wigwams hi Port Oram iu full feather, and some of the unsophisticated Ud fears that ghost dauco was In contemplation. Bi hey were on more peaceful mlasl» bent, and rheu they hod assembled about tbo council lire of tlielr lodge Its purport was developed. Chief Chos. C. Conhiy, a great warrior from the Philadelphia reservation, and Great Chief ~ lloconlB of tlie United States, suddenly •rose and on behalf of the hraveti of Hopocon LMbe presented Sachem Hance with e superb i'oit Grand Sachem's regalia and JeweL To ay that Sachem Hance was surprisod does at do the oocoHloa justloe, but he recovered iffldently to express his thanks warmly and ire Uie braves of Hopooon Tribe that then generous decoration would ever bo worn and cherished, whether In the pursuits of peace or In ths perils of the wax path. And this sleop the cold moon WM a happy one inthe lodge the Ited Men on the Port Oram reservation. yod In the futwe trom makutgpubHa*£L> don Of ai£ument« tht f i l i f d i Ofaiffumenlathat *nyfairly Informed protectionist will takedellghttaknocldugoiik V, A^emotkable Day.. Saturday morning, tho last day .of the lost Winter month, proved the coldest we hod thus far. Insome.place? in this vicinity the mercury touched tho zero mark, and y«t be- fore 0 o'clock A. M. i t w a i Uiawing frwiy, a change of over thirty degrees In a feir hours. Tbe same waning), after It began freeting, here, were flashes ot lightning from a clear ky, at Intervals between 7 and 10 o'clock, and bese flashes were occasionally varied by ;asta ot soow, making It a strange spectacle udecd to we tlio lightning illuminate the white •articles. March came In with cold of leonine trength, ^though tlie day, was beautifully A Tine Missionary .Oolleoti on. Sunday was tie last Sabbath of the ml*- lopary year Iu the First M. £, Sunday school f Dover, and tbe hut monthly: collection, eu oh that day, amounted to *80.ftJ, brfng- g tho total missionary collections of tbe ehool for the year to $808.47. Tbe monthly nd yearly totals both exceed anything the school iuu ever done before. The throe lead- classes of the school are those of Mr. E. A. ldr.WO,Miss;Etta p. Bearing, |55, and . L, O. Blurwirth, $4T.' All did nobly, but hen the age of the pupils In tha nspeoUVB classes Is considered, that of Miss Bcanng Is accorded very nigh praise. ' ' . • • A Welcome feature. " . ' Raaders of this paper (lady [readers) will leol eraUflod at tho latest move of L . 8. Plaut Co., of the well-Vnawn Newark establisn- meat known as the Bee Hivu. It i* nothing more or less tlion tho opening of a flrst^hus Millinary Department to take phtco In tuna Easter trade. They state in their adveiw tlsemcnt on the fourth page that "this te a felt want in our business, 11 and no doubt ery patron of tlie hotuo will coincide in this, "here ifl no lnisteking the fact that this con- m with their usual vim! will make sue erch serenely upon their lannore to the en- BaUsfactlon of all concerned. A Complaint Dismissed. Haunah Plerson, the Swedlsb girl arrested onsusplclonbf'bavmg stolen a pair of dia- mond barrings'and other article? from tha residence of llr. Wm. H. Lambert, appeared tor a Uearlo|[ before JuaUcoGagB onotonday iiftornoon. Mr. Lambert stated Uie fact ot the girl bavlng worked for him once before anil applying for her wages when she left, and that when sbe dld'not do BO this time his sus- pblons were aroused. . Tbo object' of Issuing - papers he said was to ascertain if some- aff could not be found and he had no dealie j n w the case further, whereupon the girl ras discharged, v • ' * • What Waa Their Mission f County Clerk E. B. Mott, Dr. J. W. Jack- H.D. TntUe, Geo. W. Stickle and Mahlon [oogland, Jr., of Rockaway, spent some dajs last week at Washington; D. O. As the Re- publican, Democratic and Problbltlon partiea were all represented in that combmatioo, the Idea tliat they were upon some political mis bent is precluded, and public conjecture Is divided as to whether they were seeking a government poetomce building for Rockaway or on appropriation to moke tbo Rockaway Irer navigable as far as that place. This la on Advertisement, 1>OK*T HJLU> ITtTKUBS TOOWAKT TO. ItUnoprotendedgboststoryonilinglnBt patent medicine; but a real buna fide notice of a wonderful remedy for heretofore Incur- able diseases, lilto scrofula, cancer, tubercle and spodflo blood poison,; thoao ruthlon scourgea of the human' race. Unlike wrsa- pmrilla mixture* of mercury, Iodine, orsenio and Injurious minerals, this medicine In a purely vegetable compound of Cncti juli u d aromntla bsrbs mod by U14 Tmiiami Itnudl for centuries and thoreughly tested by m»Hcal men In this country. No medicine known to physicians or found in the phflrma- copaja,no prbprietary compound la tba world, will euro tie formidable dlsaaaes of the blood with Uio safety, rapidity and certainty of the Cactus Blood CutU No mffarcr Rhonlii fail to try it. You will find it for sale at Robert KUlgore's Comer Drug Btore, Dover. Ladle* Xntrand TlalUxw Card*. tort ttylei at UwlMB SU offlos. THE OSTEB IB STILL OPEN, Mr. Choa, Tahuadge, of the car shopi, thlnlcB the ERA was ralber harsh lost week, when in refuting bis stutoniDnt inroferenceto the Laving characterized tho workora there as " cox*bop mob," It denounced it an a wllfi and malicious lie. Ho thinks it would hai 1 mom lu the point If we bad sold that 1 was. mistaken. It might have been elegant erpmssian, we admit, but like Home Orocloy we b a r e boon apt to call a Fpode a [MidB, and this outrageous untruth has been repeated so ofteu that we have lost patieuce in dealing with it But we would oot for ( moment imitnuate tbut Mr. Talmadga b Ilful and malicious liar, for wo belli ears the reputation ot being an industrious, upright and truthful gontluman. Wo w Ujarcfnra gay be ii miutnkou, and most e: phatlcally nustakeii, for lie still prafeertes believe that be bas read Bomethlng of the u In tha Eiu, and bo says there are many othei* at the car shops who .ilso uhUm to liave roai The truth Is, gentlemen, that thin folsehooi us been retailed so often and BO Jong that many men Iiavo 001110 to bollave it as truth. The lie was started by tboeu who wnutod wurk Uiu oar Bboii.vote lu their solltsu Inter It was promptly iluiiletl at ths tlm 110one lisd tbe courage to father It. Uutthow lnteretit<xl never ceased to mouth It, and if ~~ Talmud go and tbe others ho uieuUoua really do bellevo it, thoy liave been decelvoa into the belief by tbb constant reiwUUon of the Ealse- bood. Our oflfor Is not only open to Mr, Ta)- tnadge, but to any other person. We stand ready, at any time, to pay #50 to any lndl' vldualwho will show that the EiiAeverajv plied the opprobrious cpitlmt to the car she Workmen, and will supply them with tha flli of .the Eiu tohelp them in Uiolr work. This fair, Isn't It ? Thus, when we affoid all the facilities, and offer a fair month's pay ft rbat would uot be raoro than a day's work, these people should either prove their case, or else admit that the Eiuhas been moat grossly maligned and slandered, which latter Is tlie unalterable fact Jtr. Oounberlla lm Hot Guilty. In December loet Uie EEA copied from the • Haclwttatowntlawtte.wIUiproperoredlt.an article in referenoa to the Batmn divorce caae, which among other things stated that John hamberlain waa named as a co-respondent. Ahw that " Chamberlain Is a fanner at tbe outlet of Dudd's Lake, and Superintendent of 10 Union Sunday school at that place, and la attoutlons to Mrs. Bateon luve been the ibjoct of much gossip, and somewhat fm- ilred 11B usefulness as a teacher of morality." ; waa furthor stated that "Chamberlain do- ules any orlmiaal inUtnacy with the womau." •, This week we havo received a letter from Mr. II. Chamberlain, of Budd'B Lake, saying. it we ha»e used our p#per " to wfdon nnd Htrougthon ths go*dp, n aud appealing to us U wo havft any retraction to offer to make it ' > known to him before the JWth of March.. fa ' cvont of our w l W l to do this Mr. Cham- j-lnin threatens proseoutlou. As thu BRA did not originate the story, and as It did not ' publish it in the spirit that constitutes libel 1 have notfjJng to fear in that direction. But J always like to do justice and ri«ht even' an' unlntenOonal wrong. This feeling has led us ' tomake inquiry, which shows that Mr. Cham- ": berlaln is not a co-n«pondent, and that In the ' r traverse of tbe case nothing has trampimJ to ? ""; criminate Mr. Chamberlain or Impaacb his '• good character, • • .,.. ' :-•; -- ', '••;•• : '.•'"• A Great Insunutoe Company, , The annual statement of Tbe Mutual Life Insurance Company, of WowYork, published en our second pogo, shows the nmarksble irogroasmade by this Institution^during twd< aonths. The recant made by Uie Mutual Bes ita own best effort*, and naturally ex- 1 that of any other nnunolal Institution'In .world. The • new -. businessV. written amounuid to 1100.086,080, showing a oontlnu- ous and phenomenal ulvanoe. ' The ''amebi of Wau"ttilWfoiJowfliii5re«jUenil,lW,MII.l» nrftflaUhg a, gj^^tFOatyfnrvt. f »F,'tinHHinriy "be Company has poV an oafstAnding i n n r - ncesveconnt omountliis; to.WM,2S0,30(J."Its ital Income from KU souroas b reported at «,»78,77affl). It paid to ita members during the year for deata daima and endowmenta and other obligations iW,B73lH)0.05, Up to tbe Mutual had 300,066 policies In force, showing a gain In membership for the year of 23,7*8 thus.fonning the biggest army of pol- •y^ioldeni In any regular X«lfe Insurance Co. 1 tha world.- The surplus fund la now 99,- I,ggJ6 over.and ohove every liability. A Hew Trial Ssttiad Hardman. Benator Geo. T. 'Werts, coniwel for Xsaaa Herdman, wb.a was tried at the lost ..term for idUlug Wm. Dogon and conviotod of man- slaughter, made bis argument for a new trial font Justio Magie on Monday. He con- mded that legal evidence was excluded that would show throats against the prisonsr dar- ine the fewdays previous to the fight In the born; that at one timo a largo portion of tbe Jury favored aoquittel, but were Influenced by < man Into tad belief that they could not let prisoner go free. Prosecutor Cutler, Ii iply, quoted from authorities, to ehawthat the evidence quoted was not arimlssablB. He further showed by Eterdman'B own admlsstott tha tho bad itruck anil killed the man,, and If premaditaUon bod beenBaownbeoould ivebeea convicted of murder in Uie first Judge Stogie Bald tbe Court would .ve to deny the •ppUcation, but would allow r. WerU to take the con to Uie Supreme inrt on oertlorarl and have the question In ite definitely settled. the tipped COM of Emory Hoffmoni ap- pllant, and Jaa. T. Shepherd, appellee, tbe plaintifl sooured a non-euit. e case of John N. Young, appollant, nd Thofl. O. Bullock, appellee, decision was reserved, and not given to appellant, ai stated iweek. Bullock sued Young to recover an bill ot |3, which Young admitted, but claimed in offset that Bullock was indebted to for a blacksmith bilL ' The only othur caw tried was that of Edward Ipecr, appellaiit, and Guy Mlnton, administra- tor, appellee. In this action the appellee, as odinuustrator of tbe elder Mr. Starr, claimed that Starr, Jr., bad agreed to become re- pomlblefor the payment of a hbna and that lefault wu mode bythe original contractor, jid this w u a suit to hold the younger Starr, 'erdiettor tbe appellee for the full amount Laned. . - . : A Oold Vebraary. •• ' The accurate weather report ot the Newark Advertiser says regarding the meteorology ot month of February: An examination of record jnsOflw us In saying that In tola «allty ite mean tomperatnre 85.87", has been ceeded but thrlco during Uie last forty-seven rears. T i t : In 1851, when Ita mean was 80.- ; In 16S7, when ft was 35.970, and hi lfi00| en it was 87.71°. The number of fair day. forded us by tlie month was but nine, while average during the period above-named raa sixteen. Ita winds, almost every day, from different points of the compos*, and almost as frequently from one point as an- -, reodared no quarter of tho heaven re- •onsible for its dlsplaaslag character. Sorria Towii*hip Besabltoani.'. - ; ^ Tha Morris Township Republicans mot M O n v ' . ay evening In the Republican'Club rooms on ' -< ^aUngton etroot, Morriatown. Tbe follow- •' ticket waa nomiimted: Township'Cle>V, : .'V li Baker; ABsoa«or, Truman H. Scpttj-.: Colleotor, Frank I* Whltobead j TownOoa--iv mltteeman, /. BoydMontgomery;• Jastfaii'M.t the Paace^Owrge W. Vredand and ZenasH. ? : W Smith j Commissioners of Appeals, Joseph W.'•,-* < Thompson, Jacob L. Butpben abd FbUandar'-i'Jf 3 PiersoQ; Burveyors of the Highway*, $&'?>' '.Howell and Frederick V. Pitney; Ovemer' 1 '":: ! tho Poor, H; Wtnflpld West- CoosUbla !: ''. bn TV,B«bbitti' PoundK^ Lirf O \ urrowBMarUnTOiItmp' - It Will be&Good Lecture. " St. Patrick, the Apoitle of Ireland, 11 ' will «the subject ot a lecture to b» delivered in It. Bernard's Church; Mt. Hope, on Sunday ivealng, March S3d, at 8 o'clock, by Rev ?&therJas> H. Brady, of Btanhope, Father trady la one of tbe moat eloquent and able leakers In Uus part of the State, and npon a so well suited to him as this, will make rerance that cannot toll to daUgbt all rho take the pains to hear him. • . . Backlen'a Arnica Sain. The best salve in toe world for Cuts, Saras, Bruises, tloors, Salt Rheum, Fever Sores, Tetter, Chapped Hands, Chilblains, Corns and all BUn Eruptions, and positively cure* Piles, or no pay required. It Is guaranteed to give perfect satisfaction, or money refunded. Price twenty-five cants per box. Tor sale b: Robert KUlgore,Povef.lT.J. Toe Florida Steam Heater. Vur Ohutntad droalan Bead to Fred. D. QvrnaaVsIlar.ILJ. - EunUa Omsi aad P.N, JtnUns, Ag«t, Cawtar.H. J. Almost a Fatal Acaldant. Josoph Wendt, an attendant at the Morris Plains Aaylum, mot with a very painful aoci- dent on Monday, Holiad been apcndlns the artcrnoon Iu Morris town and reached the de- pot In tiine to Uko tbe fiKI7 train (» Morris Plahu, which be boarded, after bidding bis friend* good byo. When the train ranched tha station at the Ploius, and before it hod :, Joseph, In his ea(pirnesB to reach tbo Asylum intime, did an oft-repeated but fool- hardy act. While the tralu was still In mo- tion be nude a leap for the ground and, as often hnpiNlDS, got caught. He Bllpped and hi* feet were caught by one of the wheels of the following cor. Parties on tlie platform itnewed tbe accident and hastened to his res- cue. When picked up It was discovered that one foot waa nearly severed from tbe leg and the other was badly lacerated. Then being no Burgeon available, he won placed In one of tbo passenger cars of the samo train, which returns to Morrirtown for the night Arriv- ing there a cot aud mattress were procured and medical old summoned, pending the ar- rival of walcb bin wounds were bandaged by a medical student who happened to be pres- ent. In a fitw nilnuuw Dm. O'Reilley ami Docker came and proceeded to alleviate the l»oor num's siiiToriiign. After his wounds bad Iwcn dmawd be was jilaced on the Odtt train, In charge of brakemau Hubert Curley and conveyed to 6t. Miukool's Hospital, Newark, wbero tho right foot and a portion of the left foot were amputated. From tUu time of hut hurt Wondt displayed tho greatest wiurage, stifling signs of hia pain, and conversing with lif* friends, He Is a member In good standing' of Morrlstown Lodge, K. of P. This la only no more lowoufor tlo«owho penjirt in Icnow- ig more than tho railroad companies do when they lariat on the public obeying their most important ruls—not to gut on or off a moving train. • . - Vacancy'ttmtmightobenron tfae Uctot, Jofcn•'" E. Fennell, Esq., Edgw L. Durllng and J. aarkOllyer. ; • ^ : > '.- 'S'\:\i- •-. ;"""> l lV; : aettimrtob«»arQlcfcl. If tho good money of the peopteof ttie Btat«'' [New Jersey wereuot so •erioosly InrolTadln;: tho horde of Htoteoffleesbdngcteated by tt« present Legislature, tlie proaaedlngt would 0 Fail nothing short of a ridloulons farce, r On", Uonday a bill was Introduoed autboruottg the -C' overaortoapiwmtawMnnusaioii of flreto" institute a Btato Board of Funeral Directors, -'? ho will license oil undertaken, fonenl [rectors and ambuhuices. The members of' iis State Board are to serre three jeani, w-'', oaIvo*lCeaiihp«riityfor their BerviceBY : ftnd • their days of service arenot limited by'the tcE. yn»M^tqlikn*GteuB(!n&U Boloried Domocnita, appolntad by theGonr?:/ or; to regulate each and every kind of biul-' a. We understand the act toobnsOtutoUie , itfl1 Board of G>mmhrioMrBtorUi6r««iil^;- ionoftbotrafflceof peanat vandlng Isnbw dng drawn by a Uudaon County Demoamtib V •teaman who has a number^ot friendstopro- l a f o r . *•'••'••' ••••-•:.;•-; ^-•'' ''>'JotBo»ttn«oaU»Uta. .•••"•.-• "•.•-:*!:"• Hopatronf hw been the 1Mfaoatingv~' : ' 'htch hoi been uninterrupted for weeks, and , ' tessn. J. M. Von Nortwick and FnA. Zuck V have beenoifoiu^imlimltedpleanis to their ^ many friends with their .fleet goiiircimftr •: Soring the moonlight nlgfabi of losf week the ?•'• sport was delightful, and the:tunflleB'' b(^} : Mayor Frotiungham, Mai Norman and\rtJw* : • enjoyed it greatly. One of those nJghti Mf.,vJ r an Sortwlek w u out Witt, a party which Ini - ; t ludedUiBs Lee, Mm. Borkbart and Harry-' fchafBT, and ok the " Gypsey" WM scuddkg , ivertheioeat the rate of « or 60miles an ,• urar the forward stay of the boat pulled out' ind the sails dropped.flat, <but danger.was .vertodby tho promptoess of "Van" who 1 IWI how tomanage Bach cratttoperfecUoa.; ' - ' He Over-nachw] Elmeelf.'.'.''-,*'"';.:' ' When Barton Smith went before the Court -' u t week In violation of bis agreement with". (r. Neighbour, counsel for the town, and w u ;. iv«n a non-«uit, he over-reached mnMBlf. On"' londay Mr. Neighbour went before Judge ' ~ i and made a motlsa^to have Uie case pub' I : on the calendar. Although Smith bad — given notification of whatWx. ZTelghbour purposed to do, he old not appear, and when Mr. Nelgbboar preuntod the faota of the ylo- atod agreement the Judge at once reinstated 1 cam on tbe calendar and it win come np trial at the H aj farm. - Oar TUilroad Hen at Twnton. Sunday last was a great day for rellgloiis pervlces In Trenton, In consequence of the neeting there of tbe State Convention of tbe X". M. C. A. One ot the inost lnterestiag V : itberingswaBaspedsl meetlngfor ndlmd'.'-' man, held In Uie Clinton'Aveaoe Baptist Church, which was largely attended. Engt- neerTom Keenao waa the leoiUngiipefJcer and •' told his audience how It was pcedbbto "be a ' railroad man and a Oirisaan.Hbi remarks' n-aro enforced by Conductor Jerry B. Oeor^e,' of Dover, and Keoson Joues, both of whom• mode able addresses.'- :.• :. - •, •';- i[ Unfounded Storle*. .< Some of the people of Dovw have been say- „ j that Mr, Samuel V. Mono was a deserter •• tha late war.- He enlisted In Co. H., tlth . Kegt of New Jersey. He now. has'his dls- . charge papers and wOl.show them to any- wishing to KNJ them. We hare seen tbo dts- _i. At the battle at Gettysburg ho was ,'' wounded twice In the thlnlis sad another bail went through Us left bond and took ot the ends of two fmgers. . . ' ' • -••" ¥3<hutioJi: . bas been made hi CumfortaUM, H|TIH*« »nfl tJlWtatsrrtkri'tiBiaiRftt;
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•-X-X-X-XXXXXXXXXX*•X- OUR RATES ON THE &
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VOL. XXI. DOVER, MORRIS COUNTY, NBWijBRSBT, FRIDAY, MARCH 6, 1891. NO. 14
*WBLO«H0>;.»VMT
PUBLISIIgRB>NB FR0PB1KTOE8.
Offioe on Blaokffell Street ;next door. to ths National Union B nV,
B on BvrasoEErnoK nnrAai-A I H IN ADVANCE.
t D n T u t r .. , .". «2.l»Six H o m u , . , . . ,
'*f TUBJOt UO8THS , , .
nuoraztoi lopmfwm n n a usou. MO-ncw If c q i a m mi*. ,
' " BABBKB,m Warns Bt, n « t door to " Emoir'i Ctfe.'Souring, Hair Catties u d Bbunpwln*LadiM ud Children* Hair Catting- a BMO1»1.t j , AeallUwlioited. - 87-lj
J-\R. J. J, SMITH,
„ "i GENERAL PRAOTITIONBR,
Ornos AT LAIS Da. J.
,„ DOVEH, N JT
BOMBSHELLEXPLODED
IN THE CAKJ'ET STORES OF NEWARK
WITHOUT CHARGE.CARPETS MADE AND LAID, WITH PAPER,
UNTIL FURTHER NOTICE!
JJUGTOT J, 0OOPEB., •," ATTOUSEI-ATtAW, *ro
OffloS | s tilt Ton« Baildl . i ,
• O T I T J A.Ljou ' iSta te , ' ' DOYEK, M J ,
KABON i E D BDILDEB,
*? ," * D O T H , H. ».
Oontreott takaa ana metarule farnlalird.Stone and briok woik, nlaatuitiR; andjobbloftpromptly attended to . ' Otden left ftt uyoAo*
prompt attention.
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' • t in UPaWULUT IB TDX TBIAIPHIXOf mraaiiat. DUU8H,
" e m d i i TmriaisoT»Liii)iLDUia,
> ' ni,Ii IlHl'br PiTBST MDI0IHE8,
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IBAYIJia i l i i HAUOOTTIHa 8U00H.
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, ToiLira HOTSL, , \ »
S nj Qo% C u c m w *»? Soitnx (Sta., **
WALTON BROS.
Merchant TailorsWIZfVBB 6O0BS.
1, SOTU).' a. 7
ruelaualBStaliBtoekaod priee*.llw.bert JteeAs at tbs I w n t u i
oounxr sur
Offlet team—9 i , M to IB • twrj Satnt-i * * j . - *t -JAa. 0. COOFKB, Co. Bnpt.
f ^Hwd^Biill,* Md Plant*."-j" vfcm atfen for Wipe,- Hjaataoi,' fa.,
^SMUbMtWrla. OJ»»mlr»>~ai
_ :S.:fREEMAN,: • KCtrpenter and Builder,
WnrlawMiIaid. J
forlrtiie ™ M 3 » wm M prenpufI to, - > * O. 6. A m u , "
Fainter, Decorator, Qraluer;•> and Paper Banger.' f _». Untile, lln. ol WAH, F i r m s , to «n
itvlti Ksd at All orieeaV BIOS WOSS11 too-
In order to start the Spring trade and lethe people know who and where I am and thestook I am carrying, I will make and lay Oar-pet, with paper, without oharge. My stookof Carpets is not to be excelled in the oity.500 pieoes, consisting of Moquets, VelvetsBody and Tapestry-Brussels, 2 and 3-plyIngrains of all the latest styles, patterns amcolorings, and at such low prices.
PARLOR SUITS.25 Birlor Soits in -Wilton Bog OoTerings, regular price $75; will be
soldfttl65 (
25 I«rfor Suits in offerings of Silk Hush, regular price »G0, will besold at $47.50. O
25 Parlor Suits is coverings of Ortuhed Plush, regular pnoe 150wil lbesoHat»87.50.25 Antique Oak Bedroom Suits, regular prim 130; will be sold at $15.23 Antique Oak Bedroom Suits, regular price *80; will be sotf at $22 6025 Autiquo Oak Bedroom Suits, regular pnoe »37 i mil be soli at 127,60
Several Miaflt Carpets, hung on the wall of my BJBOAIN BOOM, markedin plain figures at half their vnlao, besides goods from evory depart-ment marked in plain %ure», below cost.
SEE THE FAMOUS POBTLAND BANOE,
(IT B i B NO 1QUAL.) > ,
I WHIi BEFOm) BAHiBOAD EXPENSES TO PUROHASEBR
W THB F1HST DAY OF APRIL we Intend to bo ready to njoelro our old and nowcuatauiera in our new plaeo ct bmluoaa v
NEXT DOOR TO THE POST-OFFICE,TOO!! HOW TIJJ, THE1?
80ODS DXUVMtOtB WO* Of CHARQM TO ASt TAXI 01 TBISTATI.
H. TAN HORN,
NEWARK, N.J. ,
, (XEAR PLANE V STREET.)
e^to»».«.^a^,to^t«.»ta™^thtsgnfttaalefraQ all OTer the county, Kemembartbegoodaanallwariaiitaa-*
WE DELTVEE GOODS FttEB ALL OVEB THE COUNTY.
Clothiers,lutT* !«•••« DM ttar* la tfea
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SUSSEX STREET, ' DOVER, N. J:
MERCHANT TAILORING AND CLOTHINGSSTiBLBEMIST, with a oompUU a d antlnlr
NEW STOCK FOB THS SPRING TRADE.
WWTOS BBOTHEfifl k i n UA a tapnUnatTot miaj jtu* u mrohut UUon aDlotfa[Rs,M«pr.wtloiliranniud maUn of nuton wort, *M wt Kbht to foinataaoopkie»tl.tMUoninU»^llMBftrKletoto«iwpUcfI>(nw«idTioinitT.
DOYHE LUMBER 00.,. BLACKWELL STREET,, -DEALERS I K - I • '
.•-LUMBER OR ALL KINDS -x
Sash, Blinds, Doors, Mouldings,. &c.V BRACKET AHD SCROU,*»AWINO DONE TO ORDER.
and tlionsands of pairs of evorytlfliig tomake the feet comfortable, Including; Wool
xBoot 'Arctics, Alaskns, Rubber (Bootp,Dolgo's celebrated' Felts. AH kinds ofWool-lined Shoes, Infants' Wool Mioes andSlippers, and all at prices that will ittractfnvorablo mention from all that tryfthem.
H E A G A N &!COJ.L.&WJ.E. HerJJ,
GEEAT REMOVAL SALE!
BEST fitJ
250. BARGAINSHAMS OHLTf 10 CENTB PER POOTID.
cons Tomato**BneetCorn,
only BSo
taSfcSTwttlea Blueing
bottle* Hone KailUh, ,*..,ba Ginger Bnaps, .
Iba extra Dae Bsldnt,glBBBet new Frcl t Jollr,
200. BAKOAIK9.AKOAIK9
7 5 ! 'iocliagCTComaUbi.b5tIUce.,f..b b t oumnu
f " ' s
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THE TALK OF THE COUMn? v
E*tr» flat ForaMM Oolong Tea»Knollih B i i k / M t T*a only 60a.
Ptwtmuter Jas. B Mcilck, of this•bowed me Uie ottier day a real curfodty Jitheibapeofapiece of Uw oHguul AUautlicable, kid about 83 Teem ago It Is fourcbes long and about UinxHiuu'tcrB of an 1mthick, and is composed ot twisted strandswire, with an insulated copper wire lu tho contor AtbothemUandlntliawlddloltlsliouaiwith silver bands, tbe center one of which itlToMgntlu of an lucU wide and bears thisscrlptton " Atlantic Tolegraph Cable, Qui•cteed l>y Tiffany & L o , Broadway, NiYork " T I J J rollo ol an imiKirtnnt ovnntour history wni picked up by i l r Husti in t
of tbd old HmpjimnTi rOtldOtlOO '£lackwell ttreet, now occupied by Dr R.Cook, and was probttbiy ownwl by tbo iatiGuyHiacnmnn. Vpon imiuiry I undonUuiilthat tbwo sonreolra TVWO muob priud at tltitlmoof the great arout of tbo lajing ofcable, and were BO Bought for by dtiusaall ports of the oouut.'y that tb«yweromjuiand iseuod by Tiffany, tiistvell kuowr Jewoler,nhoss HMD( sloue la a lufllcloiit guaranteegonulnenesa
The roaders of the EUA will reuomber thaion U» ad of Fubrunry lout a mad dog whichpaatwt through tha neighborhoods of Flandersaadlronla, b t tacow bolouging to Mr Hop-t ins la tbe cor. In tbe bopeof preventing 'cow from going mad her ear YCB ininedlatamputated Yet tills Bam» cow did becomimod, and is QUO of Uio number that reoontljdied, as told In the E i u lost TreekiUustratiancouldlw given of the fearful offectaof hydrophobia and the unmitigated nuhuucoof permitting dangerous con to run at largo,threatening both biuuan boingBand cattla witlithe wont horrors known.
**•From prosecutions every now and then
tlworve that they enforce the same and Osb
bu t week two men, Leonard McCbudTVlllUm Uorgaa, upon complaint of the FlubWarden of FoaaaJc county, worofluod fSOeaihand costs for ltUJing two rabbit* outof aeonThe ooats In each caw nnioJnUd to ISO 00,UuteachraanhaBto pay almost AGO for hlaBport, ParhapmlitUo wholesome modlcinoof thU aort. Judiciously admluUrt««d, would
tun thogwno and fliih laws to l>e respectedloMorrlioounty
V ,Here 1B a law tbat would effectually abate
Uie doe nnlsanoe tf It wore put la force. Com-pel each person who desires to koop a dog totake out a license for that purpodo froutconstituted loco] authority Upon the pay
ent of tiio license fee a tog should be Issuedi the owner, to be placed upon the collar ofIB dog Then make It peremptory for all
police officers to feUl all dogs running at Urgewithout nicli togs, inflict £ penalty upon
who penult animals a t largo withoutracb toga, and establish au Impounding fee
:n)olnUanob]octtocaU!han(l(lQllvcr•udi dogs ta a pound where thoy euall beIdiled, Under sucli a law owners who valuedUieh* dogs would look after tnom and the
" • • ours would BOOHIwdeunrfout The^orgtuilu.tloiu, the members at nhlcb
tre Interested In sheep raising, should poo]efforts and secure euch a law,
Sohoolmaster Fotter, Domini* Opdylra andtbors who are trying to become sliming lightsi tfcs new Farmors* Alliance movement ore
not engaged In working farm*, but theythink that U they con succeed In working thefarmers they will do tho next 1>est thing,
VI like to commend a man who bos the oour-
iga to stand up hgalnet his party upon a con' * of right, and so I note with ploomit-
tha action of Amonblyman John H Hardln,of Newark, (*nn of Judge pardin, of
opposing toe Statt Police bill upon t in
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Tra lAiwiirr ANII On»APEflT GPOOKII ra TH-Oqmmr, '.
SUSSEX 81. , OFF. CENTBAL B. K. DEPOT, DOVElt, N. X
Principal ff>nt««M4 B n U St. ,« .J 58Orm«i«eM.,M«w«rfc'r BBiHCH BTOCI. BfJUUr, H. 1. . ,' ,'. ", >
far Infanf and Children.
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There is only one way that any other honso'oan beat HB in
HtNG and that is by selling a better article in it tb.an we do.
We know this to'be impossible, for though we have many followers
'hen they stop to compare notes they ulwayB find ns at the mile-stone
iyond *'
Our prices seek trutlo and they find it We solicit yonr dollars by
>od valnoa. This is the keystone of our bnsinoss. Ooine in and see
iw we exemplify'thia in ' '
OVERCOATS.You'll find what we slow you as solid and substantial in make, and
stylish as a morohant tailor would have to ohargo you considerably
ore than we ask. Overcoats goodjor more than one winter. This
ts comfort at a low price.
We touch extremes in Overcoats, having the lowest price garments
that will bear recommending and the most luxurious at a low price.
oes the weather juut now add an additional reason for thinking abont
MCGREGOR & Co.50 & 852 BUOAD STKEET, NEWARK, N. i
rBEEHOLDEB HAMCE'S MISTAKE,
i u GOES woruu.r ASTIUV OK A QVXSTIOSTHE TAJiirr PEHTAININQ TO" BUOAB.
Tbn Drakottovrn corrusp^ndcut of tho Hock'eturtown QozotU, who, by tha way, we under-Btand U nouo other tban Frooholder Ilonce, ol
the iirice of sugar would soon drop two cenfaper pound as a result of tlie McKinley bllNow Gib bos been balling ui tbtt a high farilBtlinulates compoUUoD.aiidasarwultretluee*the prices to the consumers Instead of increos>lag tho tariff on sugar; tho McKlnldy bmaterfnjly roducod it and uoir wo oro to haa reduction of two cents j«er pound, it thisto conw true wo tldnk tbe puoplo wlU toowant some more UiriU rtductlons. But Olbwhore will tho money come from to pay thaibounty to liorjo production that your partygenerously voted to Uie sugar kings I"
Frueboldor Uanco may have a level head re-Bpootltig Hie coustrucUuii of bridges, or othermatters pertaining to townehip affaire, but Inentering the broad doutoui of Uie tariff quca-Uon, bo la either lacking in knowledge, or'IlCulIy p«rverset ehw he would not hare builthouse of blookn so easily knocked over. In
tho first plnco competition In the productionof wgnr is impoBHllile In tlili country for Uiecllinntla reason thatall the territory In thiscountry avallnblafortbiipurpoBo will aotpro-duce one twelfth of the Bugar needed for theconsumption of tho poojila ct tbo UnitedStates. If our territory would produce sufftcently for our needs the result of hepetition would reduce the price to Uio con.tumor as It has In every other protected pro-duct.
You must nauomber. FrwholJor, that thinlugar tariff has a history not at all flatteriL,to tho party you represent. To begin with, theSouthern Ireo trade element of tho Democra-ery, who are Invariably opposed to tbe protec-tion of any Northern Industry; Insisted a t thestart this If sugar wits protected tbe encourage-ment thus given would result In increased pro-duction of that article In the South. So,while thoy hare been steadily voting to putNorthern industries under the ban ct freetrade, thoy bave stoutly fought /or the pro-tection of their little crop of sugar. The Re-publican party, always willing to be entirely[air, bave grouted ihoin this concession inevery tarilt meitstiro prior to tlio enoctimntittheUuKlnleybtll.
But you see, Freeholder, tlio promlBW of theSouthern Democrats, who ware free trade Ineverything elfio, did not pan out. Tlio pro-duction .of eugar did not Increase, at theyproinbukl, and. experiments of over twentyyean provud tbat for climatic reasons tlie
growing territory of tin faouthcould notho Inoreiuod. Thus the Republican party—which beliovos In levying duties only for tbestimulation of home production—decMod In thoMcKinley bill to remove the duty on Bugar,and at tho some time, lu order thnt the woakctitprodaoMve'indiiRtry, ovon though it belongedto Bouthamfroa traders, mlght'iiot Buffer, Itwas determined to grant such a bounty aswould keep the industry on its fnet
But you ask, Freeholdnr, wbara will themoney come from to pay thin bounty. ThatIs the easiest of all. Tbe removal or the dutyon sugar saves to Uie consumers ot this coun-try aboutsix ly millions of dollars a year on anarticle thoy cannot produce in sufficient quan-tity for their needs, while all the bounties re-quired wilt not exceed live millions. Tellought to bo easy.enpugh for you to work out
your little slate without asklngunnooesBaryluestlons. Your somewhat cauBtla remarkibouttue ''mgar Jdngs" iBahwprov'ocaUve
of some reflections not creditable to yourparty. -. The great sugar trust, (now crippled
tbo McEJnloy bill,) lleaded by Mr. Have-meyer, was in tho last Presidential campaignone ol tho most potent [acton in Uio supportof tbo " stuffed prophet of TVflUam street •' forthsPreslileiioy. ]':\- • \ •'• ' •; •;,- . •. -
Lot us advise you. Freeholder, to study upthis question,: A few dimes Invested In the
tiorernor. The hill passed tbe house, re-[ardless pt biiprotestaUonB, but hismaaly op-position was one of tbe very few ploaatntthings I bave beard In connection with thepresent Legislature.
X have beard quite a number of compliment*peopb of discernment and iuteiUgenc* Ii
id accurate article from the pea ot Dr Tbeo.Wolfe, upon the name* applied by thoIkos to different places iathU locally-. I t
rat at one* accepted as authority by gome ofwho are best versed In our local history,
who also expressed tbe deaf re that It might beInoorparmt«d In the forthcoming History qtMorris County which Is being prepared under.^supervision of John Wbltebeod, Eiq It
Is a oontributltii to the history of our countythat la trail worthy of preservaboninsuohapennnnsnt manner
Our Uetliodkt friends had a good right tocommemorate the lOOUi anniversary of thedeath of John Wesley, which fell on Mondayhat, and. In quits a number of tho churches ofwt denomination In this section specialinnons bearing upon thoeveut were preachedLitSundoj WhrnTTesley died, there wereA 1S*,MD HeUioalsts in the World, and now
axe 10,000,000 In the United Statesthere sun H,TU Mothodlst Eplicopal
Churches, with a membership of 4,060,340.
•«•Them Is no excuse for Winter racing No
cue cores to brave tlie weather to see It as aIpott, and gambling pure and uiraplo Is at thebottom ot it. Any member who votes toperpetuate it will only gain tbe execration otell tbedeoent-muiiloddtlzensin the State ofTaw Jersey
Tho announcement 1B mads &at Col AlbertPopo, of Boston, offers prizes of $350 and
[DO for tho best and second lest essays onountry Roads anil City Btroots I'have no
as to how this will end, but If similart won offered for tho localities that could
produce tbe worst country roods, there oredistricts Jn thin section that could compoterltb erery prospect of success. The only
difficulty would be todetennlne which was theworst In case thoy all entered
VIn the papers I read the announcement thatLie Home for tba Friendless In NewarkItknowledges the receipt of ft box fromlorriitown,c«ntaliilEKim(irtlc]MofckLLlnK
LVB no reflection to cast upon tbe generousdonors, whooe only object is tfaecharitableoneot alleviating tho sufferings of the poor, but Icannot mist the reflection that Uio great andwealthy cd'.y of Vewark luut well orgonltedcharities to look after the nteda of its poor,while Utere are locsliUw In the county of Mor-
wberft poverty exists, and where tbe onlyiope of alleviation is tlie poonnaBtor. whosetends often becomBexhausted, leaving worthypeople to hardship and suffering through mis-fortune and other causes. I only offer a little
for that charity which should begin ate,
VTbo following, front the Huntordon Demo-
crat, I heartily commend If the farmersthroughout Kew Jersey -would giro tba roadquestion more Intelligent attention, and pre-sent Its argent importance to their FreeholderBoards at every meeting, some improvementi ourfjretdied highways might be effectedletter roods -would sorely nuke better pricesM- (arm land,and Uie saving of wear and War
wagons, horses and harness would BOOHxnce apparent and gratifying Economy,
corafortaConvenlenoaandBafetyaJldeiiu "A CCBB Brown OBSEW
Kleotrlo Bitten.This remedy te becoming so well known and
wpopuIarastonoodnoBpecialmention Allwho havo used .Electric Bitters sing ths somesoup; of prated ' A purer medicine does notexist and It Is guarento»l to do all that teclaimed. Electric Hitters wilt cure all dis-eases of Uw Liver and Kidneys, will removePimples, Bolls, Bolt Rheum and other affec-tions caused by Impure blood. Will drivaHftlarls. from the system and prevent u wellu core all Malarial f avert, Forcnre of Head-ache, Constipation and Indigestion try Elec-tric Bitters, Entire satisfaction guaranteed,or money refunded. Price 60 eta. and #1 perbattle at Ilobert Killgorrt Drug Htore, Dover.Oraai, Haace & Co*i Drug Btore, Port Oram,and P. K. Jenklus' Drug Btore, Cheater,
Sachem Hance Honored,. Hr. Edward B. Bonce, of Port Oram, is
member of many secret societies, but by noneheld hi higher esteem than by tho braves cf
the Order of Red Men. He has just rutlrttltrom the office of Great Soclieni of lie HLtte,nly to be honored doubly by being chosen no
3roat Prophet and Great neprefentativefor;wo years to tbo Great Uouucil of tho United
Ltos. At the lsrtnioettiig of hit local tribe,Hgpocon, No. 58, all of the bravcaissuod fromtheir wigwams hi Port Oram iu full feather,and some of the unsophisticated Ud fears that
ghost dauco was In contemplation. Bihey were on more peaceful mlasl» bent, andrheu they hod assembled about tbo council
lire of tlielr lodge Its purport was developed.Chief Chos. C. Conhiy, a great warrior fromthe Philadelphia reservation, and Great Chief
~ lloconlB of tlie United States, suddenly•rose and on behalf of the hraveti of HopoconLMbe presented Sachem Hance with e superbi'oit Grand Sachem's regalia and JeweL Toay that Sachem Hance was surprisod doesat do the oocoHloa justloe, but he recoverediffldently to express his thanks warmly and
ire Uie braves of Hopooon Tribe that thengenerous decoration would ever bo worn andcherished, whether In the pursuits of peace orIn ths perils of the wax path. And this sleop
the cold moon WM a happy one in the lodgethe Ited Men on the Port Oram reservation.
yod In the futwe trom makutgpubHa*£L>don Of ai£ument« t h t f i l i f di Ofaiffumenlathat *nyfairly Informed
protectionist will takedellghttaknocldugoiik
V , A^emotkable Day..Saturday morning, tho last day .of the lost
Winter month, proved the coldest we hodthus far. Insome.place? in this vicinity themercury touched tho zero mark, and y«t be-fore 0 o'clock A. M. i t w a i Uiawing frwiy, achange of over thirty degrees In a feir hours.Tbe same waning), after It began freeting,here, were flashes ot lightning from a clearky, at Intervals between 7 and 10 o'clock, andbese flashes were occasionally varied by;asta ot soow, making It a strange spectacleudecd to we tlio lightning illuminate the white•articles. March came In with cold of leoninetrength, ^though tlie day, was beautifully
A Tine Missionary .Oolleoti on.Sunday was t i e last Sabbath of the ml*-
lopary year Iu the First M. £ , Sunday schoolf Dover, and tbe hut monthly: collection,
eu oh that day, amounted to *80.ftJ, brfng-g tho total missionary collections of tbe
ehool for the year to $808.47. Tbe monthlynd yearly totals both exceed anything the
school iuu ever done before. The throe lead-classes of the school are those of Mr. E. A.ldr.WO,Miss;Etta p . Bearing, |55, and
. L, O. Blurwirth, $4T.' All did nobly, buthen the age of the pupils In tha nspeoUVB
classes Is considered, that of Miss Bcanng Isaccorded very nigh praise. ' ' . •
• A Welcome f e a t u r e . " . 'Raaders of this paper (lady [readers) will
leol eraUflod a t tho latest move of L. 8. PlautCo., of the well-Vnawn Newark establisn-
meat known as the Bee Hivu. I t i* nothingmore or less tlion tho opening of a flrst^husMillinary Department to take phtco In tuna
Easter trade. They state in their adveiwtlsemcnt on the fourth page that " th i s te a
felt want in our business,11 and no doubtery patron of tlie hotuo will coincide in this,
"here ifl no lnisteking the fact that this con-m with their usual vim! will make sue
erch serenely upon their lannore to the en-BaUsfactlon of all concerned.
A Complaint Dismissed.Haunah Plerson, the Swedlsb girl arrested
onsusplclonbf'bavmg stolen a pair of dia-mond barrings'and other article? from tharesidence of llr. Wm. H. Lambert, appearedtor a Uearlo|[ before JuaUcoGagB onotondayiiftornoon. Mr. Lambert stated Uie fact otthe girl bavlng worked for him once beforeanil applying for her wages when she left, andthat when sbe dld'not do BO this time his sus-pblons were aroused. . Tbo object' of Issuing
- papers he said was to ascertain if some-aff could not be found and he had no dealiej n w the case further, whereupon the girl
ras discharged, v • ' * •
What Waa Their Mission fCounty Clerk E. B. Mott, Dr. J. W. Jack-
H.D. TntUe, Geo. W. Stickle and Mahlon[oogland, Jr., of Rockaway, spent some dajs
last week at Washington; D. O. As the Re-publican, Democratic and Problbltlon partieawere all represented in that combmatioo, theIdea tliat they were upon some political mis
bent is precluded, and public conjectureIs divided as to whether they were seeking agovernment poetomce building for Rockawayor on appropriation to moke tbo Rockaway
Irer navigable as far as that place.
This la on Advertisement,1>OK*T HJLU> IT tTKUBS TOO WAKT TO.
ItUnoprotendedgboststoryonilinglnBtpatent medicine; but a real buna fide noticeof a wonderful remedy for heretofore Incur-able diseases, lilto scrofula, cancer, tubercleand spodflo blood poison,; thoao ruthlonscourgea of the human' race. Unlike wrsa-pmrilla mixture* of mercury, Iodine, orsenioand Injurious minerals, this medicine In apurely vegetable compound of Cncti juliu d aromntla bsrbs mod by U14 TmiiamiItnudl for centuries and thoreughly tested bym»Hcal men In this country. No medicineknown to physicians or found in the phflrma-copaja,no prbprietary compound la tba world,will euro t i e formidable dlsaaaes of the bloodwith Uio safety, rapidity and certainty of theCactus Blood CutU No mffarcr Rhonlii failto try it . You will find it for sale a t RobertKUlgore's Comer Drug Btore, Dover.
Ladle* Xntrand TlalUxw Card*.tort ttylei at UwlMB S U offlos.
T H E OSTEB IB STILL OPEN,Mr. Choa, Tahuadge, of the car shopi, thlnlcB
the ERA was ralber harsh lost week, when inrefuting bis stutoniDnt in roferenceto theLaving characterized tho workora there as" cox *bop mob," It denounced it an a wllfiand malicious lie. Ho thinks it would hai
1 mom lu the point If we bad sold that 1was. mistaken. It might have beenelegant erpmssian, we admit, but like HomeOrocloy we bare boon apt to call a Fpode a[MidB, and this outrageous untruth has been
repeated so ofteu that we have lost patieucein dealing with i t But we would oot for (moment imitnuate tbut Mr. Talmadga b
Ilful and malicious liar, for wo belliears the reputation ot being an industrious,
upright and truthful gontluman. Wo wUjarcfnra gay be ii miutnkou, and most e:phatlcally nustakeii, for lie still prafeertesbelieve that be bas read Bomethlng of the uIn tha E iu , and bo says there are many othei*at the car shops who .ilso uhUm to liave roai
The truth Is, gentlemen, that thin folsehooius been retailed so often and BO Jong that
many men Iiavo 001110 to bollave it as truth.The lie was started by tboeu who wnutodwurk Uiu oar Bboii.vote lu their solltsu Inter
It was promptly iluiiletl a t ths tlm110 one lisd tbe courage to father It. Uutthowlnteretit<xl never ceased to mouth It, and if ~~Talmud go and tbe others ho uieuUoua reallydo bellevo it, thoy liave been decelvoa into thebelief by t b b constant reiwUUon of the Ealse-bood. Our oflfor Is not only open to Mr, Ta)-tnadge, but to any other person. We standready, a t any time, to pay #50 to any lndl'vldualwho will show that the EiiAeverajvplied the opprobrious cpitlmt to the car sheWorkmen, and will supply them with tha flliof .the E i u to help them in Uiolr work. This
fair, Isn't It ? Thus, when we affoid all thefacilities, and offer a fair month's pay ft
rbat would uot be raoro than a day's work,these people should either prove their case, orelse admit that the Eiuhas been moat grosslymaligned and slandered, which latter Is tlieunalterable fact
Jtr . Oounberlla lm Hot Guilty.In December loet Uie EEA copied from the •
Haclwttatowntlawtte.wIUiproperoredlt.anarticle in referenoa to the Batmn divorce caae,which among other things stated that John
hamberlain waa named as a co-respondent.Ahw that " Chamberlain Is a fanner a t tbeoutlet of Dudd's Lake, and Superintendent of
10 Union Sunday school at that place, andla attoutlons to Mrs. Bateon luve been theibjoct of much gossip, and somewhat fm-ilred 11B usefulness as a teacher of morality."; waa furthor stated that "Chamberlain do-
ules any orlmiaal inUtnacy with the womau." •,This week we havo received a letter from Mr.
II. Chamberlain, of Budd'B Lake, saying.it we ha»e used our p#per " to wfdon nnd
Htrougthon ths go*dp,n aud appealing to us Uwo havft any retraction to offer to make it '>known to him before the JWth of March.. fa '
cvont of our wlWl to do this Mr. Cham-j-lnin threatens proseoutlou. As thu BRA
did not originate the story, and as It did not 'publish it in the spirit that constitutes libel
1 have notfjJng to fear in that direction. ButJ always like to do justice and ri«ht even' an'
unlntenOonal wrong. This f eeling has led us 'to make inquiry, which shows that Mr. Cham- ":berlaln is not a co-n«pondent, and that In the ' r
traverse of tbe case nothing has trampimJ to?"";criminate Mr. Chamberlain or Impaacb his '•good character, • • .,.. ' :-•; -- ', '••;•• : '.•'"•
A Great Insunutoe Company,, The annual statement of Tbe Mutual LifeInsurance Company, of Wow York, publisheden our second pogo, shows the nmarksbleirogroasmade by this Institution^during twd<aonths. The recant made by Uie Mutual
Bes ita own best effort*, and naturally ex-1 that of any other nnunolal Institution'In.world. The • new -. businessV. written
amounuid to 1100.086,080, showing a oontlnu-ous and phenomenal ulvanoe. ' The ''amebi of
Wau"ttilWfoiJowfliii5re«jUenil,lW,MII.l»nrftflaUhg a, gj^^tFOatyfnrvt. f »F,'tinHHinriy"be Company has poV an oafstAnding i n n r -ncesveconnt omountliis; to.WM,2S0,30(J."Itsital Income from KU souroas b reported a t«,»78,77affl). I t paid to ita members during
the year for deata daima and endowmentaand other obligations iW,B73lH)0.05, Up to
tbe Mutual had 300,066 policies In force,showing a gain In membership for the year of23,7*8 thus.fonning the biggest a rmy of pol-
•y^ioldeni In any regular X«lf e Insurance Co.1 tha world.- The surplus fund la now 99,-I,ggJ6 over.and ohove every liability.
A Hew Trial Sst t iad Hardman.Benator Geo. T. 'Werts, coniwel for Xsaaa
Herdman, wb.a was tried a t the lost ..term foridUlug Wm. Dogon and conviotod of man-slaughter, made bis argument for a new trial
font Justio Magie on Monday. He con-mded that legal evidence was excluded that
would show throats against the prisonsr dar-ine the few days previous to the fight In theborn; that a t one timo a largo portion of tbeJury favored aoquittel, but were Influenced by
< man Into tad belief that they could not letprisoner go free. Prosecutor Cutler, Ii
iply, quoted from authorities, to ehawthatthe evidence quoted was not arimlssablB. Hefurther showed by Eterdman'B own admlsstotttha t h o bad itruck anil killed the man,, and
If premaditaUon bod beenBaownbeoouldivebeea convicted of murder in Uie first
Judge Stogie Bald tbe Court would.ve to deny the •ppUcation, but would allowr. WerU to take the con to Uie Supremeinrt on oertlorarl and have the question In
ite definitely settled.
the tipped COM of Emory Hoffmoni ap-pllant, and Jaa. T. Shepherd, appellee, tbeplaintifl sooured a non-euit.
e case of John N. Young, appollant,nd Thofl. O. Bullock, appellee, decision was
reserved, and not given to appellant, ai statediweek. Bullock sued Young to recover anbill ot | 3 , which Young admitted, but
claimed in offset that Bullock was indebted tofor a blacksmith bilL '
The only othur caw tried was that of EdwardIpecr, appellaiit, and Guy Mlnton, administra-
tor, appellee. In this action the appellee, asodinuustrator of tbe elder Mr. Starr, claimedthat Starr, Jr., bad agreed to become re-pomlblefor the payment of a hbna and thatlefault wu mode by the original contractor,jid this wu a suit to hold the younger Starr,'erdiettor tbe appellee for the full amountLaned. . - .
: A Oold Vebraary. •• 'The accurate weather report ot the NewarkAdvertiser says regarding the meteorology ot
month of February: An examination ofrecord jnsOflw us In saying that In tola
«allty ite mean tomperatnre 85.87", has beenceeded but thrlco during Uie last forty-seven
rears. Tit : In 1851, when Ita mean was 80.-; In 16S7, when ft was 35.970, and hi l f i 00 |en it was 87.71°. The number of fair day.
forded us by tlie month was but nine, whileaverage during the period above-named
raa sixteen. Ita winds, almost every day,from different points of the compos*, andalmost as frequently from one point as an-
-, reodared no quarter of tho heaven re-•onsible for its dlsplaaslag character.
ay evening In the Republican'Club rooms on ' -<^aUngton etroot, Morriatown. Tbe follow- •'
ticket waa nomiimted: Township'Cle>V,:.'Vli Baker; ABsoa«or, Truman H. S c p t t j - . :
Colleotor, Frank I* Whltobead j TownOoa--ivmltteeman, / . BoydMontgomery;• Jastfaii'M.tthe Paace^Owrge W. Vredand and ZenasH. ?:WSmith j Commissioners of Appeals, Joseph W. '•,- *<
Thompson, Jacob L. Butpben abd FbUandar'-i'Jf3 PiersoQ; Burveyors of the Highway*, $&'?>'
'.Howell and Frederick V. Pitney; Ovemer'1'"::! tho Poor, H; Wtnflpld West- CoosUbla !: ' '.bn TV,B«bbitti' PoundK^ Lirf O \urrowBMarUnTOiItmp'
- I t Will be & Good Lecture." St. Patrick, the Apoitle of Ireland,11' will
«the subject ot a lecture to b» delivered inIt. Bernard's Church; Mt. Hope, on Sundayivealng, March S3d, at 8 o'clock, by Rev?&therJas> H. Brady, of Btanhope, Fathertrady la one of tbe moat eloquent and ableleakers In Uus part of the State, and npon a
so well suited to him as this, will makererance that cannot toll to daUgbt all
rho take the pains to hear him. • . .
Backlen'a Arnica S a i n .The best salve in toe world for Cuts, Saras,
Bruises, tloors, Salt Rheum, Fever Sores,Tetter, Chapped Hands, Chilblains, Cornsand all BUn Eruptions, and positively cure*Piles, or no pay required. I t Is guaranteed togive perfect satisfaction, or money refunded.Price twenty-five cants per box. Tor sale b:Robert KUlgore,Povef.lT.J.
Toe Florida Steam Heater.Vur Ohutntad droalan Bead to Fred. D.
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Almost a Fa ta l Acaldant.Josoph Wendt, an attendant a t the Morris
Plains Aaylum, mot with a very painful aoci-dent on Monday, Ho liad been apcndlns theartcrnoon Iu Morris town and reached the de-pot In tiine to Uko tbe fiKI7 train (» MorrisPlahu, which be boarded, after bidding bisfriend* good byo. When the train ranchedtha station a t the Ploius, and before it hod
:, Joseph, In his ea(pirnesB to reach tboAsylum in time, did an oft-repeated but fool-hardy act. While the tralu was still In mo-tion be nude a leap for the ground and, asoften hnpiNlDS, got caught. He Bllpped andhi* feet were caught by one of the wheels ofthe following cor. Parties on tlie platform
itnewed tbe accident and hastened to his res-cue. When picked up It was discovered thatone foot waa nearly severed from tbe leg andthe other was badly lacerated. Then beingno Burgeon available, he won placed In one oftbo passenger cars of the samo train, whichreturns to Morrirtown for the night Arriv-ing there a cot aud mattress were procuredand medical old summoned, pending the ar-rival of walcb bin wounds were bandaged bya medical student who happened to be pres-ent. In a fitw nilnuuw Dm. O'Reilley amiDocker came and proceeded to alleviate thel»oor num's siiiToriiign. After his wounds badIwcn dmawd be was jilaced on the Odtt train,In charge of brakemau Hubert Curley andconveyed to 6t. Miukool's Hospital, Newark,wbero tho right foot and a portion of the leftfoot were amputated. From tUu time of huthurt Wondt displayed tho greatest wiurage,stifling signs of hia pain, and conversing withlif* friends, He Is a member In good standing'of Morrlstown Lodge, K. of P . This la only
no more lowoufor tlo«owho penjirt in Icnow-ig more than tho railroad companies do when
they lariat on the public obeying their mostimportant ruls—not to gut on or off a movingtrain. • . -
Vacancy'ttmtmightobenron tfae Uctot, Jofcn•'"E. Fennell, Esq., Edgw L. Durllng and J .aarkOllyer. ; • ^ :
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: aett imrtob«»arQlcfcl.If tho good money of the peopteof ttie Btat«' '[New Jersey wereuot so •erioosly InrolTadln;:
tho horde of Htoteoffleesbdngcteated by tt«present Legislature, tlie proaaedlngt would 0Fail nothing short of a ridloulons farce, r On",Uonday a bill was Introduoed autboruottg the -C'
overaortoapiwmtawMnnusaioii of flreto"institute a Btato Board of Funeral Directors, -'?ho will license oil undertaken, fonenl[rectors and ambuhuices. The members of'iis State Board are to serre three jeani, w- ' ' ,
oaIvo*lCeaiihp«riityfor their BerviceBY:ftnd •their days of service are not limited by'the tcE.
yn»M^tqlikn*GteuB(!n&UBoloried Domocnita, appolntad by t h e G o n r ? : /
or; to regulate each and every kind of biul-'a. We understand the act toobnsOtutoUie ,itfl1 Board of G>mmhrioMrBtorUi6r««iil^;-
ionoftbotrafflceof peanat vandlng Isnbwd n g drawn by a Uudaon County Demoamtib V
•teaman who has a number^ot friends to pro-l a f o r . *•'••'••' • • • • - • : . ; • - ; ^ - • ' '
' ' > ' J o t B o » t t n « o a U » U t a . .•••"•.-• "•.•-:*!:"•
Hopatronf h w been the 1 M faoatingv ~':''htch hoi been uninterrupted for weeks, and , 'tessn. J . M. Von Nortwick and FnA. Zuck V
have beenoifoiu^imlimltedpleanis to their many friends with their .fleet goi i i rc imft r •:Soring the moonlight nlgfabi of losf week the ?•'•sport was delightful, and the:tunflleB'' b(^} :
Mayor Frotiungham, Mai Norman and\rtJw* : •enjoyed it greatly. One of those nJghti Mf.,vJ
ran Sortwlek w u out Witt, a party which Ini -;tludedUiBs Lee, Mm. Borkbart and Har ry - 'fchafBT, and ok the " Gypsey" W M scuddkg ,ivertheioeat the rate of « or 60 miles an ,•urar the forward stay of the boat pulled ou t 'ind the sails dropped.flat, <but danger.was.vertodby tho promptoess of " V a n " who1
IWI how to manage Bach cratttoperfecUoa.; '
- ' H e Over-nachw] Elmeelf.'.'.''-,*'"';.:' 'When Barton Smith went before the Court -'
u t week In violation of bis agreement with".(r. Neighbour, counsel for the town, and w u ;.iv«n a non-«uit, he over-reached mnMBlf. On"'londay Mr. Neighbour went before Judge '
~ i and made a motlsa^to have Uie case pub ' I: on the calendar. Although Smith bad
— given notification of whatWx. ZTelghbourpurposed to do, he old not appear, and whenMr. Nelgbboar preuntod the faota of the ylo-atod agreement the Judge a t once reinstated
1 cam on tbe calendar and it win come nptrial a t the H a j farm. -
Oar TUilroad H e n a t T w n t o n .Sunday last was a great day for rellgloiis
pervlces In Trenton, In consequence of theneeting there of tbe State Convention of tbeX". M. C. A. One ot the inost lnterestiag V:
itberingswaBaspedsl meetlngfor ndlmd'. '- 'man, held In Uie Clinton'Aveaoe BaptistChurch, which was largely attended. Engt-neerTom Keenao waa the leoiUngiipefJcer and •'told his audience how It was pcedbbto "be a 'railroad man and a O i r i s a a n . H b i remarks'n-aro enforced by Conductor Jerry B . Oeor^e,'of Dover, and Keoson Joues, both of whom •mode able addresses.'- : . • :. - •,•';- i[
Unfounded Storle*. . <Some of the people of Dovw have been say- „j that Mr, Samuel V. Mono was a deserter ••tha late war.- He enlisted In Co. H., t l t h .
Kegt of New Jersey. He now. has'his dls- .charge papers and wOl.show them to any -wishing to KNJ them. We hare seen tbo dts-
_i. A t the battle at Gettysburg ho was ,' 'wounded twice In the thlnlis sad another bailwent through Us left bond and took ot theends of two fmgers. . . ' ' • -••"
¥3<hutioJi: .bas been made hi CumfortaUM, H | T I H * « »nfltJlWtatsrrtkri'tiBiaiRftt;
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EHA.Tko Dover Printing Company
i'UBLlbUKIi* AKU t'BOtUIETt UH.
Friday, March <*, 181)1.
MT. FREEDOM.Miss William*, of I'cmisv'liniiin.fi'KtitK,!
t.;ith in tUU vkinily.Knn--V.eut.ir ilw UviU urn tu U* tuWnl
nil tliu jjutva lu u IV'iV ilujn.I'll,. nui<> tu lluiTl.-a'luliis tuu lix'U MI Uidly
Jrifl-ii us to If utmoiit iiniiaMubla.Mr. Henri- Youngs* *!.«. at im"H Tut-sdi „
alU'r two yours cont.ncment to bis uuim1 unduuo to hib fout'li.
l.'liy will not tlis jiropcr pertwus put up tlioBlgii l«iavd at KBIBOU HuglMuu'ii tuvuei-fIm.i Inid mi the gruumi for.,early t i t moutBin) every ilny j>u.i|4o turn ttu» rurner iij ntnki', HIUMI ivinliiiig to g" Ui KiuYtututuut.i* n htmiiii' U> Imvi> In cull fltU'iilimi to ft.
Theremainx »t Mr. 0. IJvHart, Nr.t «linvri? iutorml M yearn ngo, with tin** nt tcliililrvu, urn being remuvnl tu tliu family lot,
lirrio Wright run A runty uail in his footlttht Sluutuy cvL'iiltttr, iiu'l lia* run a uarixiurule nl luck-jiHY or liUKal-iolsaultig.
Miss Alice Whlt/onl, of Duvur, hj*iit HubbAlli with Miss Eva Jhillart.
M™, l'lirLor intoiidri iutivii.g U. t U C<MlioMr*.1, jubt bn Uiw lliu cLun?li.
Mr. U»t»n.itM.'.> i««.|i.e wilt im.vo in tinlum*' vacate, liy Mrs. 1'uikoi-.
Ittiv. llulliuhbnl lws IK.H>II asktii tu ktturifur tins ItOillfV II"1IB( C«r|» in I k w r MHMI
"UDII, M'ai. Hlicriiuiii, ttio Hero o
FOt tT UO3.BIS.I went ovur to the little Baptiat Chapel
fi'teiing lnat l'riitay evening, Ix-cmire they-iiij Utero w v e goiaK lo bo MiYom. UijitisaisHI Uiut evening. 'JLyy WCID ting lug ub«u 1
L'L'IK-Ut. "
uii tlieu, Uiij i j g
IJr. Ctvu jiruycd.nun verf Borry tiu put ot ciirloaity «iat
i ) M Hi
Uio Mai-cli,"1T14) uf iI]
ami gtn«.l skating
Tilt- rejiorter to unntlier i«j>er sets tlitnnmixed soiiiotlmoH. Tho tarty ut Jl/r. Hab-cock'u wiu not under the BUSJIIL-CS nf tlie Y.H. C. K. "To err Is fctiumn, lo forgive,
Our jmit^r rect/Jro*! a jiiVraent of lift I*n pftil «C lite library of Rev, Dr. FftlwIirf.sc-iithlhyliiswuln.v-.
Mr. Mdnoii HunW'ii him kindly natert-tl KJIIIC of III* i-enumnl (riciuU by \<King tlicni will. liiuKlxunti en tit's ot <uwtn-1, will.tnrvi.il nllipitnrN mi t!ii> Vim
Tlio ConimtttMJ t.f tliu V. P. H, V. J2. VT,to Ornugo toon to ojraiuiiia oil organ foi- th*?
llev. HolIItislicd tviit Jia'acb a wriiiondfty A. M. on "Thu Bunilny 8clio.il." Allwiirhoi's uiiti idk-i'B Itivitul t) bo \>reM!ut.
VIOLW.
"\Vi)rl( IMr. B.
H 0 P A T C 0 N 0 .rnjiiillj- nt LnVo View,
( I ' U U i lf and Ttiuralayat thu Aincrknu
' Sim. KL-ton, ot Me,h Jlri'Igc, tian bain vldl-Inglier dimsliUT, Sirs. M. V.Kerry, 'tllB Utvt «H'I(.
Mibs Grace U« has rotumol lo Newnrknfter luivlog cujoyod a iilwiiont vacation ,tier bunio.
Ctnidtictor II. M. Hftuda is rcrovoi iuj; froB Btvero nttnek ul La Urijijio, lint Is nut jutMo to Wko chnrpj or lib train.
Misscn Uiu Andurson ami Kimna I<oo amiMauler \VI11 Uonluu atteiidetl tlm t<ozatninatiuD, at Jluver, liut ftataiilay.
Tbara wore tiu wrviccx a t Uio church last(Hitiutuy, as liuv. i l cLunu vviuicalks! to lltii'd-tomi to ntt«iid rt f uiiernl.
Jliore will bo ft l>uslii<i<« nicetiiig of tbe Up-worth Ldigiia at tliu ulimvu on Fclilnjr ovw
Mr. Witt Naitiu, trbu lins bc«ii i-lcrkiug k7>nng'Ioii it ^'auUorlxvk, lion tisfgapd UUjNMltl'in and la now ivlth J . J . Uutftlvu ntM t 1'Iwiflai.t, Mr. Will Kelson, ol Flnndore,lina tukou his pUco hero.
A einuil company BJWinlilL'datllotolllrosliny oventng awl were very iikaavully.1 by Ur. and Mis. rmiNortivlck.
BOIIID ot ou)' young ladlm are tokfug ICKSUIUin daudnj,' and an eagerly looking furtvnrdto n party that In to bo givoa in this vicinityIn llie w (ulure. T, I>. ami H.
Mr. 0. H. Bmitli, tlioflg&itnt tlia C. H. R.denot, hu. a ravcro attack ot tlio grippe. II gnua.
Tbo operator at N'aUu's Paint lutca<U takinga vacation tlifa eotnliig week. Mr. HarryMiltor, of Flanders, U to art as tils substltuto.
Tlio ico season Is uver at Nolan's J'oiaL. Tliount shij<p«l lg about 2, TOO cars, containing
0Q Urnnot lo which i l tb m t
a M r Hinu, inl
i! tlLio out ot ciirloaity «iat nUjhi: to beUiiaHioiutw). Mr. Hill, o(
lle, W l prouitM>d him lailMtilly tuit tliat evening and ilo l ie b l i ia» tbDUgli hi) would nut cvttliuve v.nuW uut bo
liicu Lo tsald thatJuyaud came bou
t i
tcbisd ai went U>
tlio miutttter uuu not Betting enough salary,lie eamwbnmu aiul niinouiiccd hU couvl&limid tsuld ho nun u iliing tu Miurllico Uio BII«Iin bi« wlFoo. Uii <>lda>t> boy sold ho woumt-tittwj ttie milk, and hta oUior boy talii. IMould wicrlfiL-c tlio hall mackerel, becnuse he*liil not like them uuybow, at wbich everybodyJnu^liui, ut cuurw, 'liwii hu SUHR a liytusi,during tlio tinging or tvliicti ho atik'wl all *otulil hi tig it liitart))/ tti arltiu. 1 never thJng, heartily <ir mi)- other vay% muoli, MI Inut ntill. " You may think you «re a Clirit-tiivsi uuil tlnvt't U«MS I S Mnnd tip," salii Mr.Hltawgur, "but it In a K'KM! xoy to dlsowuCiiritit oil the tjamu.1' Vou have a right toyour n|ifniou, boss. THU iu a ( « e country.
llfss HUHOU "Wills, blsUir or tliu Ut« J.Buwnril Wllla, died Builumly at litr borne laBUnhopa on .FrJilsy evening nt "o'olocV. Sho
o hairk from Now York «o Ttiurwliaj ntawl on l'citlayUtii huuiiy mipiwrJura stnJfutlampUiuliuLL|iuuttoll
xpfn-d. Anno wasS of ago, ed
dta (
went into onotiiorudmiiiiigbackr,Htltl "Oil! AuunJalL-r. MissWillutitl and reHn«l, and
d t h\ a t ycurx f ago, edu an r ,leaves u large drcta o( fdeuda tu mourn horlr^s. Kvcryhody In 8Uuilioi>o know her.Wliomver there won slclcutm or'sorrow uliewin suro to bo tlioru, Jf any wen siek andt t b U d i t i i k J I I d
o ru,[ r to buy Uii> duintiua Willa taiw that tho l l
y know ft e
lick Jgut Uiure o
d th fg
H .Miss Wills and the sfck.ar ty . AcerLilu Itutclicr talli Iion-sbo poiJhim (or two years for the meat supplied aci-riaiii family Bomo years ago, ami nobodyliiiOH It bul Uiu liulciiorandtlietainlly. TrulyImr's wa* the tlnuit)' that vfluntoth not itself.Ami the fuut-'riil BvrriciM, wlifi-li took ploco ntlioi"Into litiiiiean T.iwiluj, »t'J:!IO I'.M., 'us (Jinplo as licr lifu, i'hsre wiw DO sfnglne,Itov. 1. II. Comlit rend a couple of very np-
a UyiuiiHl i
p y pi Uio tiurla.1 ecrvlce ufiltytcrian Ciiurch, tlioro wns n lir/of
mil all tbat iKutmorUilot Busan U i l hHiis forrioil frum tlio house to tho licursa bytliu i«lt t*nrere-A: II. Cape, T. J . Knight, J .II. CosS, II. I-. l i t t t , J. 1>. lAvrrenco andauotlitr—mid Ixirmj to Uie Htonlinjw UnionCcuiotory for intermeiit, Ttm ctukot wascovcKd wilU tlowenc, Ucawttful flowen, thatGbu HU loved iu life.
Thu HJIHIIK eholl canio ttgniunud t!iwflowershhall I)]iH)in nguin.11 i iut when simll Bfirlng visit tlio mouldering
0 whou shnll day dawn on tbo nigfit of tlio
is j Klio vtlioae form and face liftsboon BO fwuI liar to us Las gone to be the Ruestut O(xl lor tbo balance of eternity and weshould rojulee In her tnuiekUou rather thantnottrn her IDKS. Blio lias laid down life'* bur-den. We plod on, waiting until we are called.Good tiyo. Itafulesoat In pace.
Littler I). BittclJ, of Stanhope, who nowWUMRCUOOI tttI<<>unUka,liiVBirvwii\wlnolico
of his flpjMifutmotit to u jxisIHon In tho (JuatomitoiiHo, Conk'mtulutloiis, Luther, If VavhHatu only auccetxU in getting ns good W.TV&HUhereof lor as Wr. lltawUtbo Civil Sarrfcw He-form Uomui!sj*ii)c will bo wortlt nil It coats,
nd muro too.Clms. Serlpttire, of .Milton, was In Blaoliop*
I Hiinlay. The boys were glad to GOB liim,Bo was I.
Clotlilor l l lwl. of SUiuhopa, has luogtheuetlIH store about iM (cot, wlik-li provw that the
Btaiiliopo ]WHplu appreciate their cloUiivr,Tlie Ulirlatian liudeavorer* ot tlio Stnubo|nireabyterlaD Cliuroh will hold their uxualninthly wjfinl at tho |nirsoiui{ce oil Tuesday.'onliiu uf uoxt wDc-lt, ilorcb JOUi, to wh"
1 ^Iled. Adiiiifflii
BOONTONMr. A. K. Diu-Uer txod &U» Ada Gum):Uiu[lixl liut Saturday", matinr« a t Daljliunlre, «<->r Vorb, uiid xaiv his well}vsioa ot" «<;hut.| fur Hcamlal "Ur. W. J. K<>j-Dur will S-K.U yjR.n a bramini nffice at JJl-jwuiiigiliilf, vbltiug it
day a week.
ut in lute evctiius* in thfl city, luujilaccd bhutiM in West Buonion cii MBIO aud will wxi
unovebli rajnllj to Jeiwj- City.Friday evi-niug n v w j eulbu
ir^dy nttuiiJttJ luooting tu unjuulw a Iduf T w l o wa» lieltl In Hi))>k.UH' Hal). Itifllied to orifcr with K. IJ. l)»w«in urn Viiair
h. Unrrlwu Hwrretury. Mr.WmSinttti, lUauu^cr of tUo Iuteicbu.EmUe'"Worts, oxjilaltirf tho ohjuct for wlMi Itcalled, whlcb lu miluUiiice w u to organizeDannl uf TIWIL-, nhene duty wuvUl IM to twothe Iiite!f*t» of tbo town by uliowing up to t
- \mx vUfcii wuuM bemtlt tmil leut. totho wcifuro of tho town, etc. He
althoiifjli a ctimiaiirntlve stranger in tovri
udvaiitafft^i (mt it
l by fuw towns,tri l d
f { , i y ,could not help but tr ing lucreMed and piniRiiont prosjiority to thu town if tliey weproperly biiown uj). Dr. Brown, memberthu Buaitl ut Tnwlo, of ElUabatli, tlion tplninixl the worklngif of tbat orgtmiitttloc, aitlis many ftnyu in whleh it had ierv«d tti itet o( that c t t j . After which the Uitu
ii'ownuptitifordlBcuMloD, wbenvigowore nuiuu by M. N. Coudit,J. H, Kuliuon, II. hujanotit 1l th b i h h d t lUvurom autl uthera, g
uHlmwa in the iiinlorlaldog. A mattotbuu carried for Ihu CLainuau pi
nnnltttio |he anil the Uccretury to beeluded) to draft e, cousUtullon anil a. set oflaws and prewut them at their next IHMUITLoIoIluwiJigKetitleiiioiiHXTOflfpoiuttti:M. HmlUi, J. B. Huluiou, EUla (i, Myere,llomuiuuJ, J, K. Varrngli, CiuuloulJroclcauiW, C. lioonft, Tlio moeling was then adjuuriml to tncot again Monday evuniiiKi ManUUi, a t tlio EODID place.
Ou Tuesday thu bouse and lot known a sanuell place, Grook street, jiu<iahovn IFn
Uiro, was put up tor sa!o aud was boughtcmfiiicU Cilllen for flfiOT;Tuesday oveiling the Itapublicaa prima
vius liulil ht Hopklu'B Hall, with Kills G. Myi•s Chainnnn, and tlie following ticket wilouilualed for Boon ton township; TowosLI
Clurk, G. t>. Crams; Assuuwr, Jo*. BtevontoCollector, John L. ICauouse; Burvoyor of tUtgbwars,mwardBtli-kloaudA.MTblU-liTownulilp Committee, Tuos. Byard; CotuUtilouers of Appeal, Abrabaui VreolatM U l l H d JobuBoU; Justice ot
bbThe brick liouui oil tho lull, known an
Bt«(!lioa I'eavn place, IVM put up for coleFriday. Tboro were sereral would ba picli&Eers co»fifquont]y bidding was lively, *it was bought in ty Edward Laureucot13,300.
John Votfiton bus Iwugtit tlia houao and•hen ho is no IT living, ou Kircb strait,•near aiyoru, for f2,'XK>.A morcliiiiit tollor front Dov»r will soon ol
a clothing utoroin thosaiaobuildlufi fonnorJjoccujded by Copt. Plant, ID tbo uatna linebtldOQBfl.
yy ,15 wots. Tlio committee promfse a good pro-
jpirl}00Q Urnnot loo, whichnlifppetl iu 18J!l.
Tlio Union N
, , nguicewla tbe amount
am making arrrnngo-nipnl* nt tho fjite for enlarging tlm ntmnl. Iwondor wlio will bo uumager the coining
STANHOPE.r ^ n m l Q n d t f M a d v e r U v c d to
a plats in tha nolgliboricg township of AILOlive. QOOTKO McMlcWo, ot tills, Ujmm,
' t o w h i I l W J J f t h i J;; Olie. QOTKO
' towjuhip, I m i l o n o J K w y f t h iTha articles iwlU brought Tnlr priece.
1 • • ' TUepeopto of Uita jilace BDI\ vicSntty were„„_ imniwiwwaiwio.,, uiwutflgra uarfl or tne
: l i f 8 Wlliloatli of BMSJW Wills on tbe evouiug previous.No doubt I). J. will give full particulars ufthis sudden death, theroforc we will etty vath-IHR mceiit 4 gintl CUriBtian wimnn has passed'away to her eternal reward from among tig. iTruly tlie gtod nloiis nrogront No funeralsermon tviu iiroochwl, ndthor m there tiny
at her funeral service, tbe oiorclnoaj^g va\y ul pniyft? ami Ui» reading of
Scriptures, us eba bad roqucsUHl at differentUmia while living.
The Stanhope mines cloml lout Saturdayfor want of tu» for the ore.• The Bynun townablp caucus will tnlie placeat Caw's hotel In Blonuope ou Batunky after-noco uf thla week. Two BOI-O liendti aro at UieIKJUCBH of this moveniunt, David J. mvcaritig* complete revolution shall (olio place tuidBam. h. that all tlia "old uui" must go.They havw sbout no iwuct influcuco as B Uea,Dare having Iwen hauncad lust Hpi-ing, atitl8am. has never been able to get In oilliThoir cbier denlro being to tun out two of t.lowii commituo farlmposlag liconsea ou
The QUO ..umlmUu mmlvornary Qicaiorblservices of tho deatb cf Jotm Wraloy will 1»belt! ID the Btanbopo ii. K. Church next Sab-bath, IxragUraUiQ coma ot the faumler of
. Uetlialb.ii,The Btannopo lock up busuo store in It,
lieitiier bftfllt hod any ocouiianla yoL finnmtcsifl Ut Uunk it not a paying liiatitutiun, butBaa «iy» wait till tlie weather gata wannur.Then you will see, Awicoa.
. The King Bwa.U.efMiouaVirtfnui MIn-: Urels, give an entertainment la Buckle's HaU
•'. fiatunlay nighL. JUuch iatflrwt is manifested here reganlinff•;' lbe comloff towndiln election. Au effort will
be made to nomlcnte and elect a public, tnirit-«] wjraralttooDian who is jiledged to use bif
. «(tort»fwr bettor roads, -which are now hi a-, dp,i?lomblo couditlon.
Sap't IVm. Soentlebnry l«ft liocknwayHoliday. morning for rbUtitw.lvjrs. t&Unfwith him a new improved safety bicycle, tobe placed on oxhiblUon Uiere. It In claimedt« ho the beat safety ou tho market.1 Tho correspondent front Port Ornrn fur the
' MorrU Gouuty Journal but V lf l l h
At our school meeting, ton days attar tonitwUiig, will be cunslitGrod whether the school
district will raise 8250 for tbaiiUrpofie of keep-ing a f reo school all the year, and also whetherIhoy Yfillmi»o<J5,(100forbnn(ling aiiew* schoolhouw. Uur tonn is growing, you see, andthe children are outgrowiug tlie rapacity ofUie neat Uttfe chapel wWtU tlie milrwul com-pany WHS good onoueb tobujldforjtsemploy-eos, and fur which tltoy (tbo employeoi) pay Ifc«nUp«r annum root. TlicycaasUUttseitaBschajwl it tha Bdool dlntrkt will agree to build
' ib Uiousauil dollar school house, otrulr aiiie of the canal,before mo volume 1, No. li, of tht
Uratid lUvers Uornld. Do you know wharoGrand Rivera 1st WhyitiflawuydoimlnoldKontuclty, where Henry Wattersou and thestAt-oyod goddess of liberty live -, wUere thanare VI veinj of coal on tbeOrand IlaVers_£oin-,pnny'» r>mi»ertj, each Iran flvo to' serraJeoiUini.autl m< ranimVly .OQHM AS to lie nilliodwitli great proilt; where they make cokeI'lik-b (dioirson nnnlynis aver D2i«roentofnixcil carbon, being higher in carbon and
lower in sulphurtoan tlie ConnellavUle colto,now- tbo etoudard of excellence mnong Amcri-caoironnHmufactuNrt; -wherA they are build-ing new irowturo&ce*, vuailer tha supervisionof our J. U. Searlo, with nil tbo modern Im-
IOBUI; wlmre tieitj la a ledge of Jhue-•Itblu an« mile of the furnace* Kid with-
in leas than two tufln tbo Iron ore crops ant;where tbo Cumberland and TeDnatmM riverseomo within tiro miles of each other lad bothnavigable to that point; whore the GrandlUvers Company liavo Uinw inillion dollarsiucestod, and where there are $750,009 invest-ed in fumarea, of which latter Mr. J . M.S«irle, late of thu UuBuouvleoag IrauWoriu.ofttlnnliope, is Hu[>orintaU.dout, and whichiaclaimed to U tho oonW of the United Stattfi.Tito J'reslirtcrlaiiSare going to build a. churchthere—a tine brick church at that-and the
TROY SII.LS,Tho sociablo that wot held last Tuoeda;
DVeuliig at ttis Isouso of IVmloy Bouilne wafairly atteadixl, FrcwcftlrV for tlio (wuttQtour justor. All BOQUKMI to enjoy tlietusel1itigcly. After mipjwi'niugliig and wsloct reiii(i» ua« the tiriloi' of tbo ofoulug. The dui
by Chan. Leouarti and William Webb
Jl» Bald oMhe • i b r t ' n S n e Ly J«Herring. Prominent a t tbo gutteringnoUwdClms. Leonard ami wife, Via. VTand wife, Harry O'WIeU aud slater Katie,,many othon* liad we tluie aud BJIBCW to copy.
Harry Qulmby and wife aro homo yialtlngltix iwronta nt Jlfllsoy town.
flow tbat it is a Bottled fact that ourpastor,L. E. (irilTeth, leaves us in the tinring, it ii tobe aopod that wherever ho inny be consignedthat ba will ue greeted will) as many -warmliearta oa he loaves sad ones behind him. andmay God spued him In nil his Christian work.
Frlnuds of ours are in reciopt of a moraorklcard of Mist Carrie B. ifonland who diedMorrtstown, Mov. BHb, ia». agod 17 yearn.IVo wish to thank the donorfor thla lovlug re-nionibranco, but liad wo uot rccoived It thetender cord* of luve tlttvt hiu bound us to ouduar departed Carrla oau novor he forgi
Josophua VanderhoiTs littlo girl, who wasdangerously ill last week aui under the tnaVniont uf Or. Cooper, is coavnlesuliig.
Vfo learn tlist Batnuol It. DoMott intemligtviug; u]i fnrralng In tlio Spring oud go in tllrory buafaoss, but where wo did not learn.
Ted Mtirphy'ii dog, that was bitten eomitinjfl ago by another, hmiioff gone mod anilIs running at largo. This it a large mastiffand at any Urns U a 'vicloua brute. Thisvicinity will breatho a sigh of relief to learnof the dog's demise.
We ore pleated to note that Fred, Tomulthu1
Iftle child, wbo ha> bran 111 for soms_tlm^J>
r saya tVoy v&nt mUonklb l l d dwlli h
banks, huses. M
d
hotels,tbuslnws bloclfs and dwelling houses. Men
killed by the earn down thare too, and an t.toria.1 lathe paper saju. "The attempt to•top tbo sale of wbJstey seoius to be one ofthose tiiinffa (hat li Impossible to occoinpllili.In Jowa tbo rrotitbltlonisU have eUrte*l aLTusado ut Port Dodge, but after they oreworn out in spirits mulcasn thojoluhj -willsUlt bo thw-e. Tbatisalw 'remit »f such crusades." _
Htate famoui for blue eraas Anil bourbon
I see Duana Searle, who ured to be eagbodiqiatcher here, .Is,dovi^ at Grand lUvers
Ing wo learn that Jacob Young,inUalseytotrn, Is very ill and
destitute circumstances, roar old Jcike.&ai* commonly culled hy every oue, la an honest,hard working colored tiiiui, and now thstoMago la almost ready to gather him home ueclaim tha charitably dlspoeedofUila vicinity•honld look after poor Jtlte, end tvbouU h idetulw oome we can rest inured that wo havetlono a Christhn nd. For ho that gtrotlitho poor lendotfa to the Lord.
We notice on our joumoys to Fox Hillfield cf ram yot to be nuaked. While thefanner ia losing his corn the crowa ore gaininga good living, . .
Frtoads from Booatoa made •> friendly calllast Babbnth on Uiss BannAh J.t S a a h on Hiss Hannah J, Uallisan.Hlsa Halllgan m formerly from Boonton,whore ehe left man j « * " "
MOBEIOTOWlf,Miss Louisa Penman, stamp clerk, has beei
rattUncd by FoM«mutor 'Ycrangblood, whohaalso appointed Miss Latin. Clan as mail dark\fe aro very glad to MO our old friend, Wt"rowu, hnck la his farroor phvw as bead der
J. K. Coalface loft thiadty fcr Binghamton,K. Y., wtaoni ho will go ID the flsh, fruit andoyster business. MOKBTD. DcGroot & NeaMtt,will coutinuo Uio lioslnees hero, which Ihey
lova at Oiwe Punno 1
y c p i u sOf young men loailng on tha coruniit and act-ing In A disorderly manner bare In Hockaway
' and thinks it U a dtngv&cu to the town -when'. tlioja&roso many jMiIoo and dttoctfres. It's
n fact, It is a disgrace to tiie town, but it li a, mistake about Uicru being potlco hare for
there li none TIs true than an aereralB t t e t U \ b. , y n p y f m n iUiBtomi, al though tbeyare perfectly vllllng totake care of tho town if provision Is imdeto pay them; but U»o joamiiit nmemktrthat llockaway hi no tod for poor roads andsldcnrallu, street lamps and no police protoc-
Colgate, the map man. Somo day the Southwlirbe cheering for Bill MoKtnley; D, J .
ilr. -W11L Melwn, of IWebjti, li . C , whthaa boon spsuding nearly a year with bis uncle,Mr. David A. Nicholas, of tbii place, ha* ao-ceutod a podtton ot Mlnairiak uid lef t f ortimtplacetboilrstofthoweek. BowillbogrcaUymiswd from t ie Fn*n>vtflrian Cliuich midtint scclBl drclm of tho village.
Tho Itov, Mr, Ojjdyke, and Mr. Totter, ofPort Onun, addressed Uie tarmtra In tbo hallon Monday evening.
The pASt two weeks there has been no meet-ing ol tbe PleaMnt Hour Circle, on account ofthe Btonna aud couteu,uent bad roods.
The flret of the week there wugood akatinf
csLwdoCUv.BonitacaIsaao Knti said nt private aalo on Tbunda;
Ot hwt week the stock of Roods daimued bv flnIn his oU aUi« uu Full Muce,
Ur. ltobort Carter gave a iwoption to themojulwn of Ur. Butphen's Bible Clan ot theSouth Street IVtMbjtariaa Church, a t hlahome, No. !» J mufalyn etreot. Mr, Cortor•JRlstaMr. Suti>hen In Uie worV of bit daswhich now number* about eight member*,very pleasant evening was spent, In wbltspeaking and. music were feature*. MksWelch, assJated by her father, Dr. Welch,greatly entertained tlio company nllhvocal renditions. Itefreebmanta were sei , .and all departed ivJthtlioleolingUiftt they hadpassed an evening of great enjoyment.
Morristown LodRe, K. of P., No. 121, aiUiulr laut uuwtlug conferred toe three rankson several and received an appUcaUoa fortoembeti Tlits lodge is still growing,
ugh ha fee for throe ranl» is now (1The K. I t & S. received the charter last Satur-d d it ill b t d t b l
tiiit.h tha fe
—Frirtay-ll H P
i Kiree's pond, andsecond inches thick, wakfiboutos.
Walnestejit and stowed Jo
HEW VEBN0XT.Last Saturday morning wat the coldest of
the Winter. SomeUionnoinotennuu-kcdtero-;_- nod other* 2* above. 'Wo have Imd two or: . three enow (ttorms and jusC now tbo ileighuiG;:'- ISgOOtl.- - The Rev. Ur. IlvtweU prenched bii faro-
well BBiroon in the M. E. Cbiuxi lost Bonday.HB will Bpend a short time with his relative*
.'•.; .In Canada, ami them go taCbioaun.niIssIi»i.
.; - ' • ; a r j r . - . •"' ' • . •; .". " Tto.Bev." l l r . Murgntroyil Is p a b h i K a;•• aerie* of sermon* on "Ths ilounUiaiot the', ; Blblt"\ .* Ur. John Other and daughter hove been hi. WnahInifton,D.C.,forafewdaya.
. ; ' ISx. Uorlew has not forgotten hu friends:.- here, and often pajs them a flying visit
' Smith Wiboo died loat week 17cduesday. : morning, and tra> buried hero on Friday,
. Tbonuu Todng died TueaUy night of thu: week. Both bod paasod tho allotted period of
V three • a r e and ten, and hiul for toatr/yeon-. ' lived in Fanafo towtuhlp.
'.'•.-' Harcfa come In like a lion.The Consecration meeting of the Y. P. a D.
. E. was lield in the chapel an Monday evealcg,. :':Mftrcn 3d.' .'• The B5n([ing claiM in prcgreflsing finely under
tiw leadership of Prof. Bono.•''•''. "We bear Chu. Alpaugb. oxpecla to move ou
;^"0MHt tWKte tu l n in the near future. .':• '•- Don't "forget the Jliwlan Band sodnblu to-
ulgbt (Friday) a t J . M. Crater's. Drlng a, lemon with yon.' Un , S. IS. Corwin has been quite sick, bati i better at this writing.
,:. ,2Irg. B. J . DeCamp uiableto be ground again.'::-, -Him Annie Crater has returned Iran her
lriE '
A fvurborBe-loadattended tho Masonic re-ception st Chester on last Friday evening.Ur. and Urs. F. T. AVoodhnll, llr. and Ura.J. Lnrlson, Ur. end Atrs. Harry Cartnor, air.and Mrs. Hubert Trice and M a n , B. II. Dor-land end Joba Doering,
AIIM CArrio Ditkcnon ia spending a fort-night with Mrs. James McCoIlum, of Glad-stone.
Sir. J. W, Farrow Is ipeullng the week inSlew York elly.
Mr. nnd Mr*. HTllllani Coleman are. apesd-Ing a few days on their farm.
Several horsM avrawlby UT. *WU], Trimmerare to be off end at public auction in a fairdays at Stone's Hotel. They arrirod on Tuet-day.
Mr. and Ma. Theodore Woodliull have re-tamed to tlielr oU home In this place after aCaw years residence at Dover. Tb&ir ninn;friendi oonllally welcome them.
Miss Emms. Bice, daQgbUr ol Q« Bet.Henry BIco, of Califon, spent a i«rt of thoweek us tho guest of Uiao Ada Larison.
Cimuq
MORRIS PLAINS.Mr. O, ReUly, of this town, and his sister,
of Uorrutowu, attended a wedding In thametropolis on Thursday o( b i t wees.
11 be presented to tha lodge tfafling by our worthy Past Chan-
"lOwasthft Hepre-X . Y Z
I. P. Eodermaa, who wie to the Urand Lodp.
Lart week was one of removals.Mr. Thomas went to Stanhope on Saturday
taking his family with him We wish him
Tbere is a now organist here and tber Bar' b Kuraa. I bite not learned
V . Kin Aniilo Meeker, of OrMfio. is visitlcgst"Mr.JotkhMoekar's. •• : •
Wm* Crrrio a a l AUle Cmter wnv theBBataQt Mill Ltrfte Corwln, on TuejdoT «ft h l k l
hiswhether be Is another professor or not
Measrs. Brown, Deton, Oreen and Kelley,mjoyed ihemaeWea very much on Saturdaylast wbtlorisltJDg tbe dty of Fateraon.
HUM Logan, wbo left here about two monthsgo* owing to W health, h u nuuniftd to work
with u» again. The yoonff ladled feat pnradto have her among tlem ones more. Bhe ha*improved wonderfnlly.
Mr. Johnwn, Superintendent of the Morrisrliim Bumlay ichool, oondactod tha meetinfios Sunday evening. Tbe portor Is not abl«to be BTuuud yet.
I co.w llr. Cbarla Jonta ilnglag la Umei urdi choir on SaiuUy night. They M T haliiu Joined In with them.
lira. P. Mftloy, who h u been spending th»wlntar month* at IVuhington, D, a , has re-tanwd n«re to bar remrner reaidemeA. Juttaa awn to .the nne wenther comes all of oarnobility will return. It U rerj barren ir. fiairlatw, but very p l e u u t In tbe nuonier whenthere is Iota of company.
ftadlw' B u r i T r i VMtla t Oardl.UtHt HTki al Ut I K » I u COM.
Ur. Swrgeant moved Into t i eHr. Uimsan ZoliiTs.
Mr. Qeorgo Cufl h u lett Mm. Rldianl* atbo city h u DOT beoome hta home Socato you, Qtotge.
A stray canioo wo» in town, t u t no moddog report) as j e t
A new family have refilled the house MrHomos moved out ofIfr, John CaB took bis family to Brooklyn
UicretonwkstieirbormUr. Ball has morod and onoa man the Port
s but half filled.Tb« water company1! lewm and wagons,
used in carting; the large pipes, have securat> renting place at Un. Richard, stables.The men. h*.v«f moved into th« home occu.
pled formerly by Mr SargoantVx%. Kachol ZeUff li ao* with lira. Cuff,
her dftnfhter, a t Brooklyn- • £dJth Allison has been visiting hor
oara happy to note thedltlon of t i e Hefonn Churth. . ..„Sunday school Is connected Blxwent admitted on Sunday last Twoyouna'mm and two yoang ladlaa npcm oonfenion olfolui, and two by letter
Barbara Swgar, who faaa heen w r y HI, weare glad lo hear is recovering
Mr. Fred, Hiker, of Qoboken, ipeatBimdarwith relaUvea in this place.
Mra. John lovre and hernaaghtora, Daisy
Sylvester Bolter onA number of Kenv.l.tn attandsd ths social
jeetiagOf the Frea Uuocs of Chester lartFriday evening, they a y they had a veryidwuantUrae.
Ur, Otto Stiunpf, of this place, has flnlahadUs luit-jrtor a t tbe long- Utuid MedialCollege, of Brooklyn. TVe on glad tostw himamong us again.
ThepnblioKbPol will g i n a nftnfflrarcaifMdahle Friday evening tfarch 6th, at tharaddnice of Sir. Thomas Post
afadaraw gowdp vaj% ibo i i ountanplaUng aiatowntlnl7U), .itarsh is vidttsf Mends in Newark
uidRMevitifi. -Jiim Julia Stniapf of this pluo, aod techar[Ml,RoseBcboo., iihono an a tiro weekj
Tacatlan. Rone .
KIDDLE VAXXS7.Mud, rain, mow and utaaslos seem to be
tbe rage now-a-dayn.Mm. I j u u l K i
I d d lttitt. Carlisle ia vtoltivg witli fikodi
Gfxmou Vallfy.13, C. U'tiiyj U learning telogi*pby of Q<
8. DulTurd tit the home oi the fetter,Mbm Lulu Farrow intent A day* k i t wei
Yittilinz witi borauat,iIre,E. D, N«U|at German Valley.
TbelLer. Uelu, f/UUierani]^ui.tor atQermiVol ley, iireaciiix] a very interesting wrmontiiotKJjool bouDo iu thfii place Bunitay aJU
UJasAddiaNelghlMiur b a i i ^ n troubledunia time part witli a stiff neck, but is,
flad to tay, itnproTlng,e are glad to we t iat Mr. EUJah UulTorr',ba* beta oonOool to bis home with s
lame liscb tor tomb tiiao, U lUile to walk vtowu with the aid of o cone.
Mrs. Jotnot Foster ii bewailing Ha lornsoina of har henutiful bouse plant*, whichaccount of a window being aocJdtmUy- wu.werafniMuouFrirtaynlgatOtlMtwt
Ljuum Ador move*I (mm the S r a j u boislwcioktoUia one belonging to JohnK "
bour, lately occupiod by Dan'] Convertlilxa Klce, of Birtloy, spout a day hut
visiting withhor UroUier, P. W. K(oe.Vie were much pleoaod to soe the uniiiugico of "ffm. Dellicksr. of BIgh Bridge, uuong
u* not long ahioo.L. U. Trimmor, Dr. L. Parrow, H. F. Du
ford and Anthony Trimmar wero Appointedbuililfng oommlttoe on tha new bail. Woiwas commenced on the building lastTbtiredi
we Boon hope to benble to boast ol asA public IULUBJ OUT lister tvuwns. About i' aa been ralwd toward ilw now euterjirlae.
Ur. AnJrew Lunger, miller for L. H. Triimor, had his right hand terribly lacerated 1bolng caught In some machinery about tlmill, Ed. Trimmer, who had hii hand tinto BBverely nt the same mill, Is Improvbi(laely.
A party of ladles froiu this place. o m _ _ -IMr*. J«LP.Apgnr, MM. fa. E, HolTinao,
Mrs. 0. Jr. Alpaugh, Un. A. Trimmer iMrs. L. Farrow, were tbe guecta of Mn,D. Nanghrlght at German Valley on Tliu'ayoflnntffook.Q. 13. Durrord, wbo has been alliug uinue
lost minatrel Dhow, has lud a alight rebjwhut he IB mush Improved nt this writ!' able to be around.
Ur, John Ilulmcr has built a very uoaboard walk betireen tha residences of hlnuelami Dr. Farrow. "Why do not the poople aWain street fix Uio aidewalki along that streo<It is nearly Impossible to get through the inseven, before their front gates. We are ILthat strangers pausing through would havebatter opinion of the town ind cltirena if thiwas done.
We were veiy much surprised on plckli, n copy of tho Morris County Journal <
last week to soil tbe ataUtusnt that Midll'Valley supports one bar with a Deniocratftprcjirletor and Itepubltcitu bartender. Wifeol contpelled, iu ordor to do justice to oupretty UKJe hamlet, to Inform the Jouraathat nlthaugh we do not consider ourselieperfect hy any mams yet, when such B. atatmeat at thli la pnbUslwrf, v e t t n e o mtloualy and epphaUcalljr say i t is f«tae. .hope thD Journal will corn»t this error, aig m t error it ia. VILLAOK UHU.
POET OBAV.Jolit\ Bjiurr ivnd Jobu Ralph left here ftIkhlgnn on Wodatwlay of hut wwlt, an
lire. Kalpli left for England on the urns dajHarry Hocking is able to reuiou
again after an attack of In grippe.Tlia entertainment given under the auspica
of Hopocoa Tribe, No. 68, Imurored Order olIUd Men, in K. of P. hall, but Saturday ev«ning, wna ft decided tucceu. The hall wai wellnilod, sud It was an enjoyabl« affair. It con'sletod of singing;, InBtnimontal mutdo anilfarces. Tbm will not penult us to give ;lietaltod report, but one and «1I partioipatinidid credit to themaolves, and won great tplaUso from tbo aiidieoce. There Is oua C<
•e that occurred that we might rmmtfon a_it!» tho last farce, which was given bj
"BigSIr," which was one o( thoir own gelup, which won for them great eulogy. Ibgeneral make up iesooondtononeoIUjefuxeithat ore In book form. Mr. H. h. Dunhamalso did good esrviou In plajbg some wleo-tlons on ths violin. TbaprooaedaWdbavanoilearnKi as yet,
HojieweH Lodge, No. W, K. ol P., hai hadaiMtlier dispensation to confer the three ranksof Uie order for the sum of six dollars for tbeapace of cue j « r . Lart FiWay night thislodge conferred tbe rank of Page ou w e ncandidates, the rank of Esquire on throe Pigos:imdthorankofKjiigUottonaEsqiilre. Theylove received sines January 1st about twenty--members. Hay the good work go on.
KOBOtOtKO,
ATwalvd Per OentmaduotloB.i been made in Comfortables, Blankets ancWInleriUwk at tbiBee Hive Store, Donr
WM. B. COU.AHD,
im luuiHE, Oi l . CLOTH, MVTT&BSSEP,i » D BEDDING, ,
tXD O i a H HOOIKH0LD OOOM.HAW MAmBEBSKS IUDK O V E I /
Buoxwsu, Bi., Dov»»,M.(Sat to Paria & OlarVk)
1.EHAINIKQ QMOL&IUED IHTHE POST OPHOK I T POfiT OfiAV.
POST OBU, K. J.. Utreh Blh, 1891.W a u F . B w i . '
Alhrf yimmons,
ToobUIn my of tbe tbove IcUtrkt BM "*fl'rfiri!ied"inilglra date or this fist. ..
TfM. B. TONHma. P. H
)LIVKR-KENWEDY-At tho K. E,fxra&ge (a Rackanay, Pob. 2f" *
•WDL McCain, Francis Oliver.
KING—J0NEB—Feb. SGth at we rwmei
DIEB.
27Ui,Mr*. SuMnLonv.re _ _ ^BUaebanl, dee'd, aged 73 years, v monUw,and 14 day*.
SPECIAL NOTICE—Wo » u , t u i iwuitluthis town to sell rasdjr.nuuJa dothlD? fromsamples. Liberal oommiMicins, Hicarrr .OABIURT & C0,t Manufuctuwr* And Eetai- 1roodTOy*ndC«n«lSt.,NewYorkcitv.
QIELWAKTED.To do general bouaeww*. Appl^ftt
• Da i w. coNDicrrs,Froapect atnet.
• Dorer.H.
-V7ANTED.
» m 1^ Bflll HuUding,)GAR,"
WANTED.SoueliMUitogetoiittlM for tba u
roal ooir bulHtaj at CUdnll.
•W. H. JOTOBBIL,
W. 1KAVHT ft CO.EaaaxOo. I ! I
lwp
FOR SALE.A STANDARD 0H0AJ1 c*»«d tba Seed-) Oiaan. I claim It ia on* of tbt aiort
Mid reed p)m crswia in tte dtT of Boon-Yesoriotudtrot Dover or vfetoltv
bonk of keys with pedals. It is sultablapngan will be mid cheap and on Oetncst sat-dltMtnrytenns,Ml hs.VBnoniefoT.t. It
- been in tut oolr si itort Unw and Is aid u » v F ^ T t w g told ue I wnUbis njune, and ha MJH that it is • good
rorl2i5wlllb.*O«Wg4Uu. ! „ .•een at any lime at tbt offies of
JluScti BAXMONP, Boonton, N Jto Tnoa, HJJWOKD, Dwnr, 9 3, H 4w
FARM FOR SALE.The underdEgned offers for ml* tbe f.rmnowa &> the wilwa w Crm» or B«rtleVu-t farmtjltnated la Brook Vidtyr n«tr to
th from Boonton, conUInlng »
180 ACRES OF LAND.. lsimdBr»Booa state of on]raiiott, the taUoc* b *ood %aA n»rafitaix>- It oontains tbe following Described
i n BmUlns No l .Kl iSfMt , winsItwfillitie AoTS, 2Sxi7, r r a n o l u wumiylBx^fee^ S4r^«3gJ«twlth
rniadatigoat. fiih or iccipond. Tha aboveEscribed property will ba sold draw and onlay tonnCond uyjwnoti who wants it good
tfitake If hadoe* not par-Applyta
ENOCH HAWIOND, Agent,
J. j . VREEtAND,CARPENTER-"BUILDERlias nmovnd hta dfflce and sbnii to his newbuilding ou Blackwell strwt, uexl t o the Elec-tric Light BUiUou. Hu rvlunu tooukH furttve liberal lAtronago nf tbe post end willpleaitttl to we hla triwiU iu his tew place.
Contracts, Plans, HjiecillmUnaij aud Mate-rials furoUiied far every kind of work. Blatelloof*hdd la Uw best umutier unil JOI ' " '<"r, specialty.
IBIKHEB'S FUBUO SALSor xiaimaw
IOWA Hwin taVe place e t Btono's Dotd, Flanders,
SATUBDA7, HAB0H 7th.1901, nt 1 o'clock P . M. Tlie lot Include*Bay llorae, 0 yearn vl<l, Id Lands high. OndrlTerantl worlior, m i g h t 1.2M; Hay Touin,
irs old, tine drirere, woiglt, S,HW>: DrowniJy H o r n a yean old, good aaddli>, lfl}i
l l r f B « n T o a t u , 15W hande, weighGUf I I B llfldrivergood
nice
y y ,hnadililrfiijBro«nToatu, 15W hande, weig»,800; fiiy Horn*. lGUf IIMKIB, llnfldriver,goaotloc; fineClyde«bI»Kan!,GyefirBcl4,nidrirer weight Law woulil make a gotdriver, welghC Law, ffonhi make a goo1 - - '1V-. Black Hor*?, C > « » old, cliunk;..uuu, weight I .ISO, flue worker; flue LlttTeum, 6 years old, 14}i hands hlsh, niitablefor a grooeryman or butcher. The balance
1 Henry Draught, Tcivu w"l K«id Homrrf colon, flno driver* mid au extra I<-
_Jivf lml in any part ot Uio State. Comtloos will be niwu ktw'vu at sale, anil theluniol credit gfven, If tbo wotitlier in ver,
HEPOBT OF THE CONDITION OP THENMOHML Umoif Bawi at Dovtr, In
. I, Gooi-go D. JTookor, Caililer ot Uio ibovo-nunied bink, da nolemnlr s*r«ar that tho ahovoilitQtiient is traC) to tlm bo«l of lav IUIOT ' 's.nd heller.
<1EOME D. U£ESEn, OBIHubiorlhoU anil urorn to before mo. thi
8d daj ol M»rob, 1591.SvitrttT T. Smrii, Notarr Pnblio.
OoEaior—Adoat,
Fault. E. Bauou, t Plreoiori:I. B Joix«r I
is TOE ma wrskxx TO us oma B
G. W. VREELAND'S! OPERATIC
8II.VEII C0f.NET BASD AKD BDFEBB0KCUE8TllA.it
SATURDftY, MARCH 7th
MB. tABKY McEVOy,d ATncrlcn'f reprwwitttive black faced
honwriit ABTHVJft DEUINQ and
FMrlflss Parformers.
Matamoth B»»gs »»4 DNMC
An Ja.vala.Mtic ot Wit.
, itlc Concert daily at II .5 A 11by our splendid BILVMICOBMT B*KD Qrandstreet pontde by entire company at noon
.ADMISSION, use,
R S S E H V E D 8EAT8, - • GOandTS
B KOW ON BUM Ar
COILVER DRUfl STORR.
THE X0BBIS 00UNT7
SAYIHQ15 BAHK,HORHISTOWW, n . 1.
30RP0HATBD MAHOH 34, Vn
PraUuW-HXimT V KILLERVioel'reildfni-AUKBLIUH B nULL.
aodTreuanr-H T HULL
A&SCT&Itry lit, 1B31. «i,Ur t4sraH
LIAUIUTlBfl
RAZEE, CONNET& Co.Centril Dry GotM St#re,
No. 683 BROAD SI,,BatwMn Wart Park avid cWlr >U-
~ » • <AITRACnVE ANDpraOIAL' ' ,
OPENING SALE
Silk, Silk anil Wool,
R2SSIOB BMtnti jam oi* 1801
CKittOH 3d TO KA10H SOth,
IK> PALETOT 0LOTBS,'H4ITDS0MBr U U M , ASD BEWEflT OOMEIHA
^ Tt . i l A H B f a Aatai U T U # R O At VBaalEWalaaad IVmd and Bonsas . Ijiaiia, >HriHd Blatea Bond, ajrf other ararMei, . •- M . on Oollalei»T|«<«tl««» - • •
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IALL PAPERS, WINDOW SHADES
Bran and Wood Curtain Fktum.
Bard WaVElaba for Hoona, fai&ta, ODa,"'— "-. irtljfa colon and Unatai
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Looat news on fiyery pageCommon Council Monday eveningFraohdaeni meet next WednesdayFniilantial AuuraaceCo etodc recently soW***» C -„ 1TMW»lertooIoeCo.-p«ld w*OY«r $5,000
lor labm-Ajs WinterTbofkitirfv nelMielMsjr Mil baa passed
the Senate ou'House.TaeBujiubQoaa Uclrtt Is cteea and good.
Olrol ta hearty support •Tmmilp eta*ta» next Tuesday Foils
The Central lUflwd Co. Is erupting a gate, at the Sussex street erasing
Uarsbal BcU *hot another tumusded rfo,last Monday, on Morris sheet
A lieU weighing 1,000 pound* bos beenordered for tlie Blgl Bridge K, B. Church.
ThaliornstoirnT U,CI,AiFr«npnsenlM
Tale tba (sins go p . gut and rote t i e Be-publWn ticket n>itTu«diy l ta lmjipeys.
John 0 Bndd sought In Sudd** Lake theotbwr day ft t^ckerel that weighed 5JJ jwunds.
Judges h»i poised both houses o< l ie Lrglila! ftrro, ' <•
It Is a U i I t l t t a J j one ticket «0l be j u n t a
Tbe paper mill* at Wblppsny ore working£. fan time, and there are many oroera tobe
fflled.A f 1,MO seren oer oeat bond of the Sussex
t EaUroed was recently sold at-£errldere for
TUB largtat sign In town Is one Just paintedthat covers the entire rear endot Baker Opera
3 House.A special osmmiinloatlon rf Aosda Iddze,
F and A. M , will be held n o t WedueedaysvBiunK * ! t v
' contain more local newe than most count/nmspapero, ,» „ -
Til. new organ of the South Street Freeby-teriau Cbnrobf Uorrlrtoim, vrlll be pumped byago* engine
E Phllliomr nss told tm lob Bt Peundr,Otttachot whlohH, T Smith will build ahouse for .renting .
*••* , only a few naWe were added to tile votingl TBainSaodolpb ' •
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flclf&ol nwctinK Tuesday «realaR( HarahI t b , l a Borer the terms oi Trustees HarrisandBloom expire,
Ttw land cue, imolrtngtbB tuiputel tfgob atway « Peepacfc, over ]mk at ,Tobn McGratb,wuMttledror»*»
There Is some ialk o f having an extraWwtera Upton telegraph WareaJongtheiDgh.Brldj^Sranfchfii^iiMtaon, ' ,
Oar AbUttiuudSi1«l«bniBi»ia«d«foI1(l-aatainaUcripunel oases tbe right to at leastten peremptory cbifUiiiigee.
TbeJIaiiew. Coiumon Council is now luTMtigmting Uw electric lights plants of dirter-en» syitorai to different places.
Wbj sot make Horeoa I*. Donham'* electiontaanimmat HebealMtmotwotUnbeBtCollectors tin towiuWp has ever had
Wfconti*w*rinwaatiorooBifi«»]
3abu Skewii J r , 'of fflberila, broke a legone its? last tutak, while at bjs..worfc;_',' : i
Best Upper T-el.tgu coai; No, 1 •I^a, nell* atFa&pacfc for ft 60. andI No. S kiss for'93.
T^StackawyVaUay Raikoadiaiiowtar-•Tlug a hundred causal mUkeTorrttlgfat.
Bar Hr StunaelBdrai, of Newton, will « -dung* pulpit* with Bsv. JJr, Pickslay on Sin*cUynert. ' V ' , 1 ;,- -" : •• ' - '...
liitw Ella Johnson, <rf Naw Vamoa, anamateur florist, Ins a pot of violet* which huthrown oat 10S ftqwark In fall bloom,
TtwFaWiUd wottm mitt bat b " » k"*^
to carry tm the ojatfufartur* ol knit good*.Mr florid, ot W York, has fireeented a
handsome flag to tba Wdppanr jabBc school,tod a rtaOt fiHy fwt URII bat bwi wwtsd.1
BoterfT JohDBou, of Nowtoc, «ptnrod a7X pouiid plckana In Mofite: Lake,UwrBpwta I twutvrenty^MbdiMinleDgti .
OBO. lorbert Fort, ia Mmrtotown, iMOOU-UibLt«d #io toward U»;relW oT dlatreasrfTrtexjim who a n dlftnased farmers on. the&ontler >'• ".-..',•••",,'-•• ""
M B Comllt, cmitlur of tbe BoonLon Bankami PfalllD U*are will soon begin t in eraotiot.of two Una reddBDoei'Jn the upper part ofBoontop fufk •;>/$
Th»'»»ppU<5*Uon lor a new poatofttoe. atPompton station on tbi" Susqueliaiina road,haa batm grated aoil H. Julius Smith ap-polotedpostmastar ^; ' / i ; : . ; ,?/;^-. : ; ' " " "
Vote for Iaaso Haiiott. >•Hl» imaimmtii hurtIMU wera w fsJr Otai they «^vegoti»atmla»aa-
fftotloo, and than were but very few appeal*(romhl i judgine i i t . , ' , ' j ' t ,'.}•- •„• •
MobooUaamliio ro^elopetartiiiedtttbepolUnRpl«oes till Spring.. Tbe alectionwUlba baia at In othw years, oaljj'woifcers"mustkuopawnylromthepoUn. y-
WboD.lU onuidarad that there i w e butvery few Port Qram p»ple prewut^ HarryCollins, of that pl*oe, rwdred a rwy flatUr-Ingvotefn Uio cftucmUrtnight ; M /
A fire broke put Monday nlglii lit i ie'd woj*UogofVn. E.M. Quluibj, on Uio ouUklrtaof Worristown, anddld quita etniedapiage Cothe Interior before It m i eitfngulshed. •,.-jr.ii.
The Hockaway Democrats have acmiiitih)dTbos. J, Burke for Clark, John Flunepir, Jr.,for Assessor, Abraham Kaufmwfor Collectorand M, goagland. Jr., (or Ck>nmlttoaDaii:
Tha 3*ew Jersey Society lor the Preveotioaot Cruelty of Animals h u given notloetha>ltwill prosecute heraaf ter tfaoM whp Indulge Inthe sliooUng of live plgaons aa a paetltite or for
Coromu; O tf< Hugbson't horst, n i t ' awaywr tbB rejlnwd In torrlstown oa Saturday,
Mrs, HuglwD was thrown out and severelybruited, and U» carriagei-'W'.!««m)4etaly.
I t e Banner urge*people tbrota agalnitacandidate booaote be la well enough bit to gotalong without the pffloe. The Banner laerl-duntiy of the opinion that only paupert shouldfill publlO poeMon*. \ • V -ftf ••:-;;• .;. y". •; •".
Borne fifteen youBg:«ilored men Qf Morris-town bwa orgtnind .'tbe' V l i ^ l * MiniUeltroape. Tdejbare giv^'-a^Tery.creditableeixtortalDtnent In Mkditm and expe^t'snortl jtogl've one in Xiycfmin Hajl-t^^,.'^ ''r 'V'.'r- -<iy
The aouthorararfof^otowEJili-ij entitledto a Coiumlttoeman tv d Fnmk O. Hodden.hastlie iatejllgsnce ft^nt b frtnfasfi - Tl alHicatTons'necteear; to Oil (he 'poeitton'irlth.credit
| j , ~On llooday momuig thaOoremjmit tko^,M. mometar»t the powder depot regktered aero,7 aadatl j to BOpatooag It was Mo degrees
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L^ttbesl^tlaiDerwaatleleederabandesUed,'ai.tlhoXiiUatureiliallidJotriiltardiSOlh.vJlo'peoUOTroiiM wdoooe their dl-olaUm
f £ ••ensooaer; ^ x* \ ^ ^ - ^ ^ ^ i ^ iK A C x b l large hairy,Umtar. for the FeapactgWtrastle bare arrlied.'anl t ie oorpaniers are* Y e lna4JMwnk TO toem. The graders areKg- adsoeiwork- i t> t , '
- > .--Jaiies }hCoOm£tammiT the itage drinr', Jm-thB Peapack and'Somanule route, tee" . . i - k a - d the general store budne« of W.<0
% carpcsitarshopisad office to Us wrbnOdlai- nesttt, tha Dover SeeUto light Conrpany'e
^atatiorionBlaelcirdlatieet. ">•W - J I O Hs^AChautaK^oUaaidOecsge7 «&Vj>cttiee>,otl<arrJetfiril,rarnl>esiiiiei>edS;/o*dlretHoni/tl)*r*opr»«dxerirslJr6aiifrom
p'•Jlort cttbe"t«artern«nber.C i n t t i s B i T l An»noia3
p a m passed > xoelkal'eiasnnatin sM O»
"; ,»ere«er»or. l i lc«mt»U»s-tur . 'b( ibxiiowityagalnstaonraorAbbsti'sam
a tlsere en r iraragolnslthellefrr-li«eiends«t J--^ <-
-«Iro,ofB<otahlr«Valley, wish na to aipreas Iheti1 thank.1n
toafth ffl^ t l e a « a t » . q l a ! r . B l « « n r . n ;
"_ E» Wljerwlo- waa erecting a wttage for"&.< Mrs.VauDotananHt.HuTr, Lai. Hopit-S b oo1ij,>..l««toedtke-Vortai«l Urs. V
^ p3Ktioal«gJore«™o»-^tottolani
w , a r » f c » i e t i a . J i l » o r ldann anlyTaows lww many tbere win be
--.bonitha ptt-»t togiiUtoie' gets Uraagh
IT T 7 has tanedoTparpetilal ealnder'ln^caUeloid1'>rhtclih4ona of the finest m ism
' arereeen. Ourexparlsnos olB la thai tbeb< hose aennott* beaten.'u^TfeltiiliiglhenialJaatioetolBoel'along th.I nllroed lino. « » s » Jersey has keen begin
- y o t . tile whole B»p\iblkai ti(i«tiieitTii«e-dayaadetaitltstraijlri'::- ':' ';J • 1 i Xv> "JJ . p u t oIUMKortli will of We BOSRI street
canal took IsWm^iBollt,1.', :.'•: y/.;'.. -...
Onr friend, UnC. Robert DeHart, betweenDover, and Bockairey, isjpne, ol th« l\nt Intills section to inake an extenslva donartiirofromfbeoldnwibod* of poultry rablns, aito engage ID Uie breeding or Doe stock a* abusiness, both for pleasure and proHt. BorneUme ago neeecured some very line Importedfowl, ol different strain*, and although but aaomparetare beginner In the bu*luesa,be wentdown to New York kuttnouth witbapeuofeight White Minorca fowls, and at the showofthe Ne» York Poultry and Pigeon Aasocl-ation-iihichwaa the'tiwUet exlubttot poul-try ever made In Uuy oounbry-tB surprijedthe old iandera -by carrying off aaren pre-mluna.; BpeeilnE of (his exniUt tl WhiteUlnorcos, the Poultry Fonder^ •Toornal, ofPUIodelDhia, esid It was tneOnest lot of birdsever put together In a pen. '....'• . .' . '
Upon the old homestead last fan Mr. De-Hart eraobid a poultry breeding reeUblith-ment, which Is me fast liTleiigth and 143tf feetIn Width, and te ntllliee besides, b r hi* Incu-bators, an eld dwelling whloh stanrla tu»r by?ThebulklltigUonostory*nigh, except in thecenter, where It is reared to stnriee, the lowerof which is a general utility Voacaand theipperaneatoltloe, whereaniopgpt^erthingsire displayed the handsome pri»sfcsdge*wbloh
he brausht hoine as tropblee fma4be;'rT»w*Vork:Sliow, lu addition to the money pntm'umi, be captured. :~. > v
It wai our pleasure to vUi tkB estefciliih-ment or, IVedneEday and the flh* thing tiiattract attention upon entering- the lower'floor at t*be. center was llr, DeBartls: rlrstspring brood of chicks, jiist hatobel, end com-posed of Indian Games and Brown and Whiteleghorns.- . \• .. .* ' , .
The Southern wing Is composed of nroalarge pens, with wire partitlona,'so a* not bas? shldo tbe light front the glass enetern elueof the building.'., These pensare f or the brewd-tngottbe finest ,etock osd the flnb—the postof honor—Is occupied by twelve hens and aoook cf the White Minorca strain, from whichwere selected the eight which won Inch honorskt the Kew York' show. The prises thus wonwere thej.flrst and ewood on elilakens,'tjieflrrl^ second and fourtn on heni, and the eeo-ond and tolrd m pullflta. This breed ot fowlsU noted;as. great layer* and the wdgbt oftludVeggs la something remarkeble., Theygenerally go six to the pound, and two doublefolks dropped lut SuiKlar weighed justahalt
..The oert por, Is imnVd to Indlanaames,which are,1 now* the prevailing oxaee atnongchlokentocUir.. Theyhavenoegbtingqual-lUaf,as tfaaliCDime would indicate but arovaluta lor the jreet vrelght ot tilt fowls andtheir 4ual!ty.a* layen. .This pen Inoludesaooctc and three hens which were lnporud lottAugurb, and a luuf-growh "brood ot' cnlckona.The latter, alUiouiU only four month* old,welab about- two arid a half sounds apiece.TlielrplutnagB'salao very.heautlftiL: .Intleponltrr show at 'Onnge lost week:Mr. Do-Hsrt woo tbe eecond prlia with his exhibit
Tiw third pen I» dom^Mxi cf ".VlHtn Ug-honij, whicli «t« *lw»ya in deiaaad,1 becaweof their Ja-ring qualities and thalr Me j c o o l l a n o o 0 1 f o w l s , . ' .••':•'.•';•':,;''•;• !_•'; ; ,
FoUowlDg^ tieae .ccaattt «- pen ol BlnckMiuorca-; fmother of ttio naw Imnoy bTwdwUoh haVti b«wm« eopoptilar:. Thli; llliothtiotWpt^ifl, ocaleiai x doian hown, »uid.l*pntddad intae by o' lordly «xit( w h i h dW W l t o d U a ^ 1
ThemembenofHcDavIt Camp, B.ol V,, arerranglng an ehtartalnmenifor a»taort t of
tbelrnew drum corpev to beg^veainBockoireOpera House, SaturdayEvening,' XarcttSlsMore ptrUmuars i ^ *.*,>,,:•*»;•: i-'.j-jif
The town and dlj-elirtloos'ttroraitjoiit theBtatB of "NewTork on" Tuesday 'shberad iBSWhgnatSeptibllcan gains that UssHin ealls l iarerolutloii. Ibo reaction' b eotnbat and theafiiEinley bUl is here tojsjjryj' 5»!-j<;V»,i"S
It Is expected by Ki«li»ar aWk« 'thai thelUduway Valley BaUroad wlUt.cc«ipk*rfaa for oe aiendhain •br^Vmnma Day, aodthe people of Koiidhain en'pnparui to haveablgaelebrationonihaeday,^ I-
wilTVeachTn-.ta. SwedUi X. £ otwaaa«xi'rTe*«adaycraning,at7«l, TbaaenloswUteutlalBlgnab'ktviaie. " , i '
raapopUs o* Hew Vamon JUatrict eehoolreajlaeda'hsnrawriie amount at tbe reosnfc en*tertxdttmetrl given by them for the pnrpnia ofpurohulng a ilag tor their aehool building* ItwuTbe •ufurled at on early data.
n>e valuable property of the late AlfredErrUin,» Kaln -Ut-*, Madtaoo, tea beeninhxsaasd by TfTn Bears, who -rill alter toepremises for butsaees purposes aatliwill rs-B»>reluspliimtLlni»snll«irr-vi>tbere. , y-»
poultry. iio»T at JJinaluimtoD, N, Y.,"-while•inottwr'cook tnm the uvmo lotgot tio wraaaatntftf fit polcta «md TTOQ tbe flrrt prim fathe breeding poa», ,Thl«bJril,'i.lthoiilUnotintba but condttion,1 won it lewna 5r.ee nt Or-•n^UstTOk^tmd *ail»\tt<itlitr oact ^tvtchMr, D«Hart told *i Bioghiamton won flnrt pdw
ltUoluti atj t i e greet Hasr Yorkehow,-At* Bl%l»mtea'.»l.o*,Mr,;-DeBarfe nocured
mvtm prlRW—flro firsts ami two
oaiyttwded b / t b i bwutitnl young cockereltfartiOTiwoud priwBt the We-rTork show,TiWotJMin' ft* focrta pmat jaitvclcllinorc«•Dd'utMtor "oil tti^boad, both made up for
toncjCftoliiti*ff f AU; aw ipUodliUrdf j t tdmsUM nn»ophlrtkmUd obwrer(t at COM lmpnMdiiT tbe ran baaui; of tbe
An MspnidispUyrfVm shos, axhiltingisnworimaiiaulp,lsiuirte b* seen in the,hardware window ol the Oeo. Eiohardi Oo,
iwprsaeota the ineobsnlsl skill of E Dh U i u a C k
Henry^Krtia, of Ohatfcam, was thrownfrom bis wagon In Newark lost week, htahorses having basn frightened by an electrioear Uli ahonlder blade and two rite werebroken, and be waa bretart about the bead.
Mr John K." Ctak.'llie botcher, win occupytbsbilildingGOTWot Warren and Block wellstreets, Jo«t vacated »y A. tj Blmon, and Mr.B lievlngton, taeelotuleTlwl]l Uxe the oneXHtc aoor, lately occupied by David Xjeoaard,
_ Comptroller Mjtrs, <d N-w Tork, has In-formed the Hobofeen Ferry Company, whichisoneofth.gmt.tinooopDlle.ui'thecoiin.ter. that Its servloe must be Improved by i fcnaaea trips, and bettor sanitary addition otbeans. ' ^ ^ ' r i
TI>>lIlesnocrats of Randolph have againtollesitaiiAcMsUoUdodaecfaotnceafaatuw• Boast uuUl«la too Ute tor the aswanapers
yydoing; this must be wofulhr short ef,goodniutetkl. (i > - •* j l r
BWiopWlegtrtuea-ntoutarirceuarwhichhi* been, read in ell tbe Homan Oathouocbina^tlirectlnijUistonBmidaycoUecUonsbe taken up In old of the rnlsslonartes.wbt.a n trying to evangelise Afrkannd aoawaywith slavery , ' ' "\&
The oltbtMth annnal Esster'^all of thaiTtgUants will he held In Beckon OperaEgose, Monday avenlng, March IKIh. AWeio-thel^Orcbtabawm again furnish the music,and ekbantoVevarsstons are making whfab.will be given later ** * ' "
i fa members o< Tinfaet Post, ot Merris-•wl, and their lady friends, surprised theu-
OhaplaK'ltev A. M, Sherman, on Wednei-day evening, and pneented him with a sub-stantial ptme. 1 ltefreshnients were aarvadnod an evening of great pleasure was spent,
B o w U p o uThe Bepublicess of Bockaway township
metirTBUoklo. Ball, Bockaway, yesterdayafternoon. atsoVloak, to tkonunatsa town-sldniloket., I t was a toed, tola) BepubUcancensus, that woe marked throuj4o.il by the
rtast harmony, sod the cancildaleaposnl-noled ,»ere trsiilass' in n a y pertinils*.~ CJonn Morris was selected for Cnalnn
, Cnmmllnman-Fraiik M. wmlana. ;OoninilassoDen1 of < Appeal'--Morford
Btfalt, JoiinP.Blicsle,Wm. Henry Betr.Constables-Daniel Horgan, Amal Wsar.
' Blghways-rM, D. BUoUe,
Thn Fmadktepnv ftnd the mpppttlkr, With tbe axt«i)tioa
'ForOTcbaa exeeUmt tiUaC uomliJited InMKAI «O barmoolooi iplrft, U w l t e p a l j l a tRocUway dmtld pnU'otT tlwir ootiaT l d d l l t
T . ICO. A. Wot*.. •The yaaag vsm1* idtnOag oa tSonday. at
P.M,nUlbenI«i»cl-UlDl»mt, U ttu d d ogutM who tttQded UM^Stmte OonvenUon tTrviton will >pmk on rtm( U*r M V *mra, at Ua canitntiml; % ' ^ ""
l t d tridnlngcUM wil] emCu nmal Btrndayl t J t d t Ltmm &r tbli weak.
l a croup waA irimptait-WBgfr Jt It Import-t t l a r a M d r * * 006. «t b*nd. that la
nlW 3WOoigl.Cn»ISlathe
Tntf UEBKBtvn ESXAnLtailMaKT 0> A CQK-jii?mLT n i ^ i BOT Jnmr aucostlBrrjj
natatre«t tbo untmtUful trtortos kept afloatIn regard to enlarging the. old ooliool hotue,", We are then agreed lo evwytblng except asto tbe site, ttwti Iwlng n» honort dMtareww ofopinion u to th> pyallibllit; and tltuatloo ofthoBodcMrlot, I n t t b roepocttho TrU»t«cto! lbedlrtrtotbaw»iwn fit not to make any.rwstniBondAUoivi, preferring that th« peoplo•hould take the reipomJUUtj of wtUlng Uwtmatter tor t^taatelvw. uThl| bdng-tlw caw,let a d t W u ' cdmsilttM, reprimpUng tbo dif-fering Tlow«J be appointed to inroiUgat*) mlpb•IU« u will ba moat oonvenleat to tbe Uortii
t and Oold strtwt neighlxirlioodB, and bonioft available for bulldlug purpoaat, learnwhat can W Jam) lutboway of opening rtreeUand rfdowall-^ and uU ottwr partlcDiari r«Ul-tag to the ertabluOiniHnt of ichool fncltlUe* 00UM South aiao of Hi* town of Doror., Thfjcan. then report recommoudftUoni to a siibBs-Hueatmeettni andttoe loten will tbon bare•onnthing toactupod|'wuil«Uie Tnujtot* willbe reared torn iBJibajTUrsmant UiUiAattor.If their, recgmmeiidfltioiia .oommend them-•eKw to tbe good wnse of the peoplB Uiey w IIbe tdop'tad, and 'it cot thay wHi be rejwtod,But it will bring tin popplo noaror ttigethernpoti i»'»ubje?t la which tiey should Ix heart-ily unlt«a for the boat iotoreits of the townand tha education of tlie chUdreu, and* willreaolt in" the establishment of educationalf U U l U l h l l t i t i d
ip. It iawrtaittly. belter
than Indnlgltiginsuoh dlggraceftil proceeding)U uvtvrkcd 6.ir last mwiltag, Hid diery good,Mmlajle.dtlzen ot the town (liould tit onoe Betto vork to provldo UilVor soma more It&Abltaction upon wblch wo can til. a s m ami con-~3rre tbo *ducatloaal lnteretts ot our ooini
ntty.."VVliat; do yoii iay, geutletueii I •
a'*()w, other pe6» gr Ulnok* ^ f Vhll W l i ^
o< time Jbnadsli Uiat tfa«. bet* will not let,u d ofcuboo IMU a n ke0.(or".Umt rurpie.IVfJagbcat all (tie pm« tt" flwr Id ikrrwtd*m itriir, H»d Uwlr food ijKatt«nd upont*ta,iQOT(Wtoim>p ttwm •cntdiitufor it,
iktm IhriTaand btynttw pxirl laj«nl b allMr. DaBart hm aboat SpO ftmla, ot «hkhabout BOO art lAjrni, and •Itbougb the UyIt*H i i m b u bavdlj b«sun7tti U, nutTcd oa" Jrf iy W ««• '« • that day ;•.; -j- >;i.-;:'--=
Hxtaadine aaitward, from the houas and& t t i e bank ol tbo dwtal.lfl alaiso'
houM, ntWMafapMi ot towU hw • yard oftteown, <ixt^r*()higtott».vTttor Pbr'itw'pir-UUODI fo fiili yard 38,000 f « t of wiro bellitoi'
dd l * 7 j ; " l ! i '' In, tbe breedlos of tho raH<W s&u&s of
pouUtT the gnatfltt oare k u u d a a l ^ T hrery bsrt of tbe stock l> afiloctAd fr«B jemrta
\ h i e d J l b l k
l o i a ^ r r 5tas£ss.rr&dJgbtMt btomfab b dlkorand in, frmthor,
comb, wafcUe, or any other i»j^ctiW,. thefowtutrusfoTed to tbe Uying itock,or to
t a t w M to to killed for U» market.gntf^eitpalraanaWtakiw
Uifa ft* HM bnadiitg penielnprtfarMntninIn tbefr propmj V» tart point* ofaadi. SawUathlaVTwucmiaUM m prftotod Or- IXrHart vfl] «kM« la Ue bunloBm enr* largercatothMaT»rairf^MT)«cUtoratiiky««
loanniqmryaaiiowneuiarHierevraiproni,er well "J\ fbtasare nv the l>9Glncsi,'kjj saiAthat he believed there was a good prollt when
It was fairly started. W i m by (uhlblUiIOWB and in other ways a breeder gebi a' -"— for Sue and pure stock W,f~-Mtettoiiwo IOT nne ana pure Hin H . D V
wana* grast prioe* for hi* bird* aiid hi* eggs,white th« laying aadmarket stock coctribntepot a little toward meetuig hh err«ms.-trrom-the extensive and business iljn'waymwhich Mr, DeHort has engaged InU, iwe'.be-"Usvehe'WlnBCaieveaUthesar—-u
1st tie breodmj of line poultry
h fotmd in adtMrted.logging.c*mp on,tbe Unk. ofriver, near3llUbi|toii, In thla ooratj, at dodcon Xooday mnlng Blohard Elliott eu dfcraral,oompMitooi had boen Bi3ttDdIiig..Uie
ft ^ l U» liver baak,: hunUng
UwmU-VubuU of Uncamp to remuvuttopdla. £1 nuninaetiif about Uw hut for ms-ftrialt to baud a flra, tlxy itumblsd orer tiepnttzato format ft awi . / aon i&d «t their
the boyi ran hooiewaroV talllofftiiatel d t t ll b i
Tt y V ffK d j a f Itelr adr«otura to all %bom:ti»yn u t Tbe trte ot U» laito m i dlicredltcd;
. a i i d H a i « H a T a » d * r m o r aIiiftbafctlMhiit waitiaitfld bytiw Tlltiptn.X b k & g t ] t h i tha b d wa»liiatf
, DEOIUKS THAT THE
' l>iRXH8ClT(<l')T IDEA. OF VOXVtO APJ"EOFJ11-ATI0KB IK THE LUltP 1H HOT LAWWU
Attoniey Ofu«r»M8t«cktonbiw nndertd bJaupun ibe detloa *>t tbc receDtr K
g u thli town, and it It to tbo tUut ita procwdiDgri weie lUo;a], opocgTouod that all Piujropi-latlonj xavst bo Totedupon separately, ItwUiboroinrjroberedtliatfrom die begimiiug a B. Patterson inditedupon bavin? all tbo oppropriaUonj Toted la alump,and toBtat the lartweeMng he offered11 tvertes of naolutloiu upon a printed ballot,wlilclj bad beeniodustriailily circulated aboutown before tbo meeting, and which includedall tbo appropriation! to ana vote. UiBecbwnaaudlyieon tbroujbj It belbc to prereutpeople from acquiring IKOTO Iiuul at (be pros*out rite, ualwa Uwy-Tottd a tUie «&tnsUa,e(or tie rocky, stumpy, and badly* locatod loton Uu) Bouth ilile-of tbo town. Those who* m i raw that tbli W l w d wasnot lep.1 irisdtoitoptLefooll*liDc««, and opon two'resolu-tiB Riooeededi bat before going farther theFltrttvsoiiuui Idwa^ainprOTailed and tbe lasttbroe reeolutliuit tven voted la & bunch* Ur,fstt-arsdn'S little Bchane to catch votM luo-owded, but it nullIflod all ttie proceedlnes andput tbo voters of the town to a great deal ofanobVauce, turbulance and trouble?, ai alt the
roowdiugB will tiavB to be gone over exalp.What now Is to be done I ThliUaqueatloa
ttiatslioUld»,t)p«l«inieEUy a id tiawrely tosyarrcitliien In Dover who taa a cliildio edu-cate or feinterwted In our publlo school. I ti y t g l t r i as a coBunuiilty t in tbur aohoolaffaln should iMnuie the subjectof ft bitter fnctloiuil fight. We Are agraed In•ocia thing> i let us awgin auow and soe if wacannot agree in all. In' the fit-it pluoo it jaooDoeded UUt thoKouth eitlo of tlie town hVW j facilities In thai
1st ma t tho yory beginning reTOA.T imtAiliinaHAl>CtH06L k>^li,llj»
T l lBBOVSl lV . V . 0. -6-
lwgobject* of the gytunadum, and Low by 1Uwork the vtak parte^of young tneiiaredtyvoloped and atraagtheiicd, bringing about aeymmetrical atuioular fIfvoloptoant, qualify-Ing then, for either mental or piyalcal iabor.Th l k f d li
gThe lack.of roout and^a pp
i t noted. They; hare now four weeklychtBM, besldea claaeae (61- boyii^hloh meet I11the aftentooui and thfi nature and leneilb ofthe work were ationgly sUowtu^ A. ltulten'clau Is pow beiug orgftiiixed, to taeep iu themomlug. Alter reading tboniport Mr. Hollo-•wo.yenirea»»ltiMii»i» that iil» A»oclnUonwould KOa have a gnuul nud geaerotutly pro-vltied. pjmn&riuja. .'AmUier (tnely renuaredselMUou by tho OlwUlDb followed. .:
Eev. Dr. Uoyd, of U>o Neddie MemorialChurob, Ifewartr," was Introduaed t ad madeanaddrese .tba: equal Whlcli, l,lil eloquence,GarDeBtQdBxt BXH& prtiotlCvvl lUuitiaitloti, }*mH vel*Uom been hoard. He showed .that in watchtnaUng the nprema t*«t ot worknuuublp latho occurato working of the vatoh itaelf, andshowed.that la like manner the lupreme testof ChrliUaq cfaawicler.il, not how one flto In alocal cturoh, biithowhtLfltaln tha greatytorkf C U U t l b t h l L TlUfitdfCUrUtlaubrotaerhoolL TlUfitjuacaaftot
be better llluitmted thiuf In the work of UioY M C A I l l i1 ^ »all a part ol tho wOrt of CltrbL Tooneceaityof t^eciaUnn ia all protewlons was forciblybrought out and' then yna. ahom) oi of erengreater Value thenecessity of8pecUlunnln thedeptirtmentB of '. Ohriatian. endeavor. Tbe
a l u e d .ooHJpfjfotlun wiia next shown, andt h l J Y M C A t H l i l
"A Very peculiar questioa arose In the AlorrisCounty prpouitf Coiirt on Monflay. It.iip-Pjiari that AbraiD .Pace, of Clieator, uvideabout Si Jeow ago a will, and la addltlpn baoav)Bg<'tbs'w)ll drawii caused a duplicate ofthe tame to bo made. ;.In courseot timii tiiotertotordlod.aud tW heli^ CTprtoetng one willtnuit.beiprbven, provodttotiupijeato and ro-taitlri the origtoflj, ,;,Tlie duplicate, hdwever,ww notauBCciiratt'copy of the origliial,forthe rwl will gtiTB alagaby; of »W,0W to an Holr,which by mioUlia was made l l ,qw In thedu-nUMto.''' Aooordingto the arigliut wUl the
r w u t o e n j o j t i e property: during J i«natural Ute; and aha being now J&*1, the de*7laer Hndt in the original,-*1U, whtclt glvsahtm 12,000, aid; britiga an action to naw it
U ^ L M d l i t r t t r a a b t d
howthroufflitJLoY.M.CA. tHa»;)rliioirjl9jof qifjclallun wtd coHjperntlon havo a iplendidopportunity"'oi*: practical WprUing.'i Thepractical Workings, princtiiles and moUyes oftha'Atwoplaticiti ww^.-'Tiyldly' broughi" oat.Bat lbs ddef e n d V ^ U t o 'tt
b t t ly p g V y f;lolis anil nodal i«^oct»Uonaa9 will prevantMt. froai faljing ic\o evil. V I t U an eflort ot
young jpcii to lava jodmk nwtt, and he' showedwhy the ivsopjp of DoyeifWare under the grait-^td,UaHtifnutQ.upportlL •Heelalme4 theyshould hare tbei'-wnohj if the l ad ing wheret l ^ ; w /or' t h a l ^ ^ A d ^ i l d •'glowing
T ylbf who come from hi*Treaeuror.Jlu'J; Coe 'prenntcdabr(rf.raport
of tjie'oondittou of the ittnaur" "J "•-•--- ' - ' •
roU^L ,M adflilniitrttor waaappobitSr the wHow i e«t*to aia'Uie Emitter on t
™,.oti!Da*oerir5^1 ' ' f~- --. ,•Tbekut will ol Ani'kiir-oil'onOraiJ, In
whlct «a) a oneat hod been llled became itwa. claimed theSwill {had Dot been duly ex-eait«droaiiie up (or trial anil e day for argttmeat upon tta points of UirlnrolvBd will beBstdoraandthe.pirt^r^^'V;; ' !^ ' /1 ; : ; :
'fi'i<S»upjiortiii«ttaputratold«rt.';:.^;i'-
In;,thb Btato Seuele, Jut.Mtrodsy nliht,
m'?M
o e f r « i ny .cjr OT;ooaaty^t»;iiiUiout pause, was pulsed.-\ Mr. ;Barb«r moyed areuiiildmtiiMi of ihe Vote and Mr. Marahex-''plained tturt U.0 blBpattwd two'yean agb; lorwhlchlievrt^/aJlowedonjh^icrablrdl*
UO, bfl aild, allowed Iiioumbeiitj WSOSB tarnuW fluid to cottliiaa On *ame,V Thla be did
Biuaex.Itegbter; ' Tbero ore also a.'nutaW oflurrlvoraoltbeoldreghneut in ilorrb countywho will J » Interested Iri this liiforuiaUon. ^ *
C. W. VMand>Op^tlolCljiitr«kbookedtokppakrinSeVMpperarHotn'tO'lnorrowrJeht, bring »i t i l i r a ninDiflatferiogteU-mooloJ^rofwhfcl, UoKllowing, /rom ttofieynoloavlllarially Gsiettetla a saiilple r 0.Wjyreelono'eOperatlo' Ulnstrelsappeind atthli place Friday, evening to a large audience,'"*-'- Ves *:Wt'i^dl]ittnl troupe.tbay.eyer
^Itoynoldsvllie^aadtbe'nianageinentoftbe;opera houeD'ahooid bacaozmtuUbxt on
ff py^ ,wbateve'r.'wvre produeed.lbo wongs Bind dancoiwere wwUmt.:,The bono'liu taWuBui r-lcgwai topnenw. ind the VTest. Pi^tcadet* weregrand, but taking It all thi^ogrj,;every adror-U d iMitaro wa« Blmply immeiiBO, and1 a
d bouse would greet their return. <.
i ^ h . l y T O e d«Ucba.' It *ai at flnfc MIVIMB that; tba
inubaJbeMfrona to dtath in tiw Intameoold'of. BuarUy night -ThipMirji^cfisTOaliraaM about tii inad gan color, IioweTor, totto beJW that the man lwl l«m manterwL
; ,, ot iHai^tUUiwii1, of tie
g a g « D , tall n ^ conwas takei) l u t T ^ y W t e r a » n wIUi blocdhiga t the nose,, ;bt one day he last about a quartand/a, irfiit of.'bipod. 'HB;went;tot
rUie. KewTpflc bon^tal Tneeday and la nojr fniproylDgrapidly, awl expects to be bqt ID a aborf ttmo,-Ws vaaflnbin'd thatlthu, ;I|i ttoaecond timeMr.'.Fagaa b u been'aiTected in'this way andU I t l i b U r b l d t L h h d
, «ud betuttof the iiplnkm tt«tth»6dyVu that U a from tnuap, dadded thtt ao
• VJSMTimkTJ. . t'-!/v»•"•'•:;.">
^ WOd Xraolu in Great Vnnbar*; -
aid the bunUngi or a blood vwwstV^e d(»-tori attribute it to too mncb blood and we va-darttandUiat one doctor' told: hlmbb'sbpuidbe bled ence a year;; Hr.-F*E"wi'iMmi5s mlraliiii^eerMwrantenaiKe m UIB etreeteof Hacketlastownaiid all^wtafor-hh apBedy; ncomy.
tatlatke HopitobDJ. JLlarge open (pae* wai made near Molan's Pointwhen tbe CoMolidatodlM Componj ffathar*!
ron good anthority tMt ai IMI , five; hurvdmld ^ l l b t h t a l t Tday- eiUnuon, andPeokar and others have•UerabWaport"-
"Ws osdentand that aom* psopje^iri'of ft*phikMtli^U^crp^wwtjtor^toMnetrtrQt
began on itareh 1st and tiey eaQ..iu>w.itabe^^|H icJBjfaTallye Thlet Is IWat ttM 6fl8O* " Xt-if tlairlawful to catch trottt tUl April trt,VodUarrolea penalty o£*10 for «aoh and <mry,kh of
It "Uns* htVsvn ^ lurm<ts> •Btsst Umaa•-';' Wi
he.EoA ixicommoii Wthmaiiy oUierjiewfpapers bia Inllonlniwf tb>error"ol publlgblng'Joe irta'temeDt that pickerel and parch eon notb h f V ^ ^ b t ^ ^ ' J t V ' d
g ^ing tillitattmentas true, has'aent notices totoj^bt I4toH^tfftoditfroiaeatolilnit,these'1^ UoriiigUia wjneonii)iijfld.j Wen(iwlMra that there l i no lawra'ptekenil andperch'and they baa jbiicaught* " •- L - -•* '•aeVat,/aiiy •»a«m/ot
; . / ; v ; : : J i o i d B o t t l e ."Ur*. PaulEustiM.of Lower Berlnhtrii hma
Wbo^'talwp>ti^<mHb«>rIng' the dat»:ofIt one bondreiil and twenty-nltw
Ute Young Ueo> pbHrtian Association, of Uiisplace, was approprtatflly dUerred lathe Pret-bytorian Charcto-Oi. lYbdii4»aay evening.After u well renderetl orgau voluntary byM«. V?. H. Hpaagier, Jr., the Olee Club OFHaekettaiowB Joftitote reudenxl In good voiceand harmony a yooel BelecHoc. TUeu ltov.Dr. Colics, of Brooklyn, offered proyer, aRev. Jlr. Bloom m d the first Tsoim.
Ym&iietit J. K. Qearge announced wlti re*grot that QeaenX ttta^tvj Taylor was too IUto be jirwent, In opasaqaoooe of wblcli be badbeen compelled to toase hmriedJy a report oftlie oparaUous. of tbe yfiar. wiilcl, be read.: I ttold ol thi opening of the Assodation, bow Itbegan to run Backward flntujclally eitarafewy
, nd how It bail etrufgW egfilnit ad-rca drcunuUnqM until a publlo; nteeUtlg
M held, when frianda camo forward, aodpledged HubfcripUoDrj to tbe amount of $81 permonUitocarryon tteVrorktotheendof tbeyea.-. Mr, Taylor oanie on Jon, l i t and alnceth U A t o U l j d t bj j g e i ,particularly in vpiritual matters. Nombenhave beea oonVerted at thwe meetltiKS andbayB Joined the [UBeWot chuwbe*. The Bab-
th aFtsBrnooo meetingi for men have been ofipeclnl intarett and Uis attandaaoo h u a•god li or W, A netr feature .1 an orchestrarecently, formed. TbtrAverage dally attend-tmce i t the Toorai tba hut two. roonUiB haibeen between BOapdW, and overthn^fourthiof them hare been TOM,- A boyi' departnientbas IJMII formed witih'W members, and a train-ing clus with an ayamge attandanca of 10meBtdovei^ Sunday moralnff. A gymnaeiaijibaaboau formed wiU. good resulte,'under thed i l f M W H g l ' Jg ,
,;Wm,'H, gpanglor, 'Jr., axPhysical Director. Tbo generotu aid of Uuladles in laeiplug to f ornisb the room., and inproviding funds by mians of •ocinblM, etc,• u warmly acknowlwJgtHi, «nd the hope ex-preesed Uiat a strong a^rillary of ladiot wouldtoon be formed.: Thft nienibenblp now in-eludea 107 mmund «Oi*Hit SO boys, tmd tbe;foe] uovr that thay havo com« to stay. , -
Rev. IV. W. EaJlow»y, Jr., read the reportof PhyiJoai Dlreotor Spangler, who was alsoID l t t l t M t i t t i
e appliancei wf
lrf^BpitMlg^to*Wi^W«00. . uio year. TbeDtlioObe Club led In'Blng-
luff thoPoxologyaDd tie cooswgaam « •Delyed the benedlotlon frotn-jRey^Mr. Bloom.
dnebi: tbe teitnaa storiWoftbe Winterl*iatel by J, M. "V*n Nortwlct; of Ukt> Ho-
. l>«Jter keep a Urge number of Una.tlteicB »01 Uio U11*, and twinornlQg, BJ
tk^. 'wenb'frrw^ui, f^y^utind'a sdiallperch hooted on bno, withlhs'talior tto baitprotniding through Its giiHjSfhroagh aomewhim they detormlned to Wye to little psmhn tlie hook and narkeil th^b-ioaiiklaular bole
tii,iea.wb»t would am^afi^yfSialihvjwestbadrjbnie Ume later Uxy.Iound t is t athree pauitd; pickerel, which h*d taken theporcb and tHe beJt, wMfast*on.'ttiti'mil*hook.; The jviatloit of this stajy ^ai"nipri. thanHorrk B«kor, ; tha vet^^«ialeV, : could
" T fa i l
mind an Incident priiDMr.?, lolna la jmll ofliyiibeJt.bBdwpp^iUoflIn tfca lake with th*int«jnUoiii'of oatoh-
log KmiesmaUnuiflih.; : iyi^b«gotlilsBi*ttlto'ho bogao to -np,- 'btrti 'b*f«» -getoos;the lino far he felt i i i ^«> . ;;ThOT U^'ist tbe
ranarfcable auooea>ion' ot ,bit»; whloh-coi*-nuod tiUtbellne reocUed tbe «rf««; when
to found Mth«lia4i»ugbtfi wlwloBtringof£ah.n^ow' hook, a largBf 1 fi»h having conwslfWg at each \ time 'and:;awallowed: the. oneswhich had taken t lo hook Ufore I Auo naw of the ' &
ivbilitr u an angler, la only 1 r^wJIed; by his
At a Joint o^ t U I
decided to 8.TO:E«WX and ;Badtoa:ceontIeseach - ono asldltlonlel ' A taiBftiVJ]yTFT i* j'- inkliijEthem from Morris and DttrllagVonj ahd'tberawill be a ganenl 'warrii^maijt^ot ,vll "tb«party liner In mliBtricUng tbe (Cbigressioiiad•Istrlcbi tbey fpund Kr«t diEmJty. Oi«plan proponed to main) a.'dlrtrJo^of tTnlonjUorrlrjtuiJ Uie loiver [Art of.fiudion. J iattldiik of Morris being in; a .'dirtrict,>ltb thefiunQUB ''.uCiTsW. eboe i" prsclnct :.v/L UQdeon
Miiatyt Anotbw p l o a . ^ M pwitMotrlti.tba^tgrer jjnJohand the.tetrnahlps o t y X ^ s , t ^ t b e r ,•+.~j.-v^ bufctbuMorrlB and Union liianirapnterted
Alter njach dlBOission It w u found Impossible*9aj^ive'upon -toy wn11 n ft trrry sffliim*i tehatwould make five of the eight dlitriffta imreljDiimocraUo.\v:/ :;- . •s;h'?V--7->v''.'.;.-, ""
yi'titi 'Fnelpst' Prefers Amarlecii DretaV ~f'The New York WorUaadrth^I)einocmMopapen have been making a great ado'orer' aitory Ujat Hiuiiter I'bolr* wore full royalbtrtirt llresa at a recent court .allih-In, Berlin,In a private letter; Mr, Pbdpg says;'' ,"T1Mpjpoii here (Ux Berlin) we e^cJt i igB storyh t I t h B d ! j ^wo*ppj^irts^rkta^day;nighta toiutcbrtuma,fflt isn't yery'loi-portant U I dlil; but as T <Ma% and aa. Iheartily approve ot our American simplicityindmi. pleise Ull afly;olmy friendi whoalludeto tieatorTLlintattJiitfancUonlworethe oriUniiry1 evening drew of ian' Americangentlonian, sod was proud to.?- f; •.;'-1
/ • \ f ; - i ' .»sr teh 'o« 9 ... ,. _Rev, A, A. Hslnee, of Hauibiirg,i h u teat
to tha Ulnitaok Vallay HlslsriDal SocietyEkotei of Col. .Jobn Hetfard;Israndfathra-uihtt late VT. S:Bownnl/ whicli;^ffl^be r u d «tthe nextituwUaB; o( the wcUty-.'Col. B«inkTd'.who onceUw^'on whitls rtli Jmbwn ai theBowant fara,iis5svHiiritowitlwiuoriooi! KewJersaj's itaronBCet patriote In tlie HtwoluUoiv-« T Ptriod, and tbe paper of Obttplalij Baloeewill doubtlBtsx^eot.grMt historical lator-
p y , of llart/ord,'.Coon. TheOrifftiial Accident Company of Asiaim, andt ^ l o i S M i ' t n t h e w o r l d . ; , '"-';
r'~- ••-•*•
No" Jr*.?, One premium pays for polloyl >'.1'i"'Ki>wp NuaasonH^At '"
BAJTtlQLPg REFUBLICAKS.A LAKOi: >K1> UA31KONIOCS CALCDB AKU A
HTttOKC TICKET HEXI
TimrewaflB largBattw]OAJi^otth*tow>uhIpAepublfcan CBUCLLS in BackoiE* Opera Houselast nlgbt, and tiio good •ptrtt that prevailedgavo prouiBe ot a Jlcpubli«»D dean swe«p a tthe polls next Tuesday. For ouly Lwo ctuidl-datcn were tiers any coubnU nuil tin*cUaracttflTized by only Uio best feeling.
Tbe caucus was orgnui**. by tUa selectionof Wm, *H. Lambert as Cliainuau and CooradMann as Becretory, and' tlie following ticketwaa pUMd la uomtuatian-,
Townuhlp Clark—Conral Mann.ABSessor-Iaaao Banco.Collector—Honic* L. Duuham.Commlttcemaii-Frault 0, Hedden.ConimiBsJOLCi-i of Appeals—Jaa. O'fleiUey,
ytm. E. Bray, Jas. "SurvByoreof the Higlwayt—J. J • Vreelend,
Stephen P. Briaut,Ocereeerr of tbe Foarr-fliununl M. Buttou.Founlkeepera-Bamuel J. Bearing, Jobn
Road mosey, f6,000; poor money, |a00;7ortownaliipori»eDaes,*2,000;|inn(lTBJr(lny,|3.W;band and teun, $4; elections—Kortliern Dis-trict at Engine House. Central District a tPork Hotel, and Southern dtstrtct a t oldPreibjterlan Cliurch, Dover; TPestern Dia-triat at Cboti. Hanoe'a Hotol, Port Oram.
MOSBT*. Jolin H. EicVlBy.Btepben K. Brosd-well and Jas. W. Carrell were unpointed acommittee to fill vacancl*. mid tbo iceetiugadjourned.
The tidlcet Is wltb Lut one exception Uiimw as was ttactod but ywvr, and tbey atart
out with the preuUga oUutfew. This ejtcop-tion la Town Commlttecuian, Mr. James H.Carrell having dccltueu to serve longer, andMr, Frank 0. fieddea wait elected to repre-sent tliatend of tbo torrnsWp tm Uio Com-inlttee.
Tbere Is no use of ontoring Into petty bick-erings audmean pcrwraalitiee In a townshipelection, and tbe ERA for one uaano desireto togogs In that sort of argumerit. Ourhistory fa tbe post Js sudiolent to altou- thattbe towusblp baa bad tbe- best goTornment,and Ita nffoIrslwiTe been niostearefttlly lookedafter wlten in the hands of Republicans.. Tboticket nominated is oomposod of exi»riencedmen, who have flll«l the positions they hnro
and to tiio w\risfactioii of tba people, and tiiey are thereforesafe then to lie entrusted with tbe podOonslor wtalcii tboy are candldatos. ClDrlrMann,Assessor IlHttce and Collector Dunhoin are sowell known in their offices that they need nospotialebinmendaticn, andallknow that Mr.Frank O. Hod Jen baa the inlelllgeoce, buflf-noas qualiBcstlona mi iudgraont to make agood Ccrmmltteeman, whilo tha minor ofllcors
ive all provid very efficloot In their reflpeoUve poalUonB,
Such being tbe-sttunUon, ovary Republicanand independeat yotw ihould Uka the palusto t»m« out nei t TiiwAay. vn& vote for nUckct that contains la Itself the best guaranteefor an .honeet, careful and'ofllolont adminls-
"iapn ol,towashlp •Hftl™, Ub all who areintemtt«d Ia suuh-rccolvo to vote' next Tuen-
, and the eleolion of.overy man tipou thisUokot la Dettled bepond the porftdveotura of adoubt;;; -- - ' J - -_ • . ' ;
Tlaomiifl,ofC(u)Ster,dIedMarclilrjt,180i, Tbeuecco9od_wM torn July i», ISM. Bho wa.s amember of tbe Coignsational Cburch foreight yean, then united wltb 21. E. Churchatlte organization, sine Team ngo,- wboro EHBcontinued a fetitifu! soil oorneat member till
dcatli;V Her elckness wos severe, yt*titvlllioT Intetue tufferlog she bore It pa-
tiently. During the lait week of ber Illness,vrhtsn the body WRB nutkal with exoruclatiugpdu, her soul waa calm and pe&cetul fend sbewould freiiuonUy Dzclalm," Praise tiio Lord IBlea ttio, Lord, 0 my floul f. liar cotutitutionlining so woiT.dovTD andehe havlaesuoU aoomplloatlonof dlseawa wai btrond roonreryerenpytbe mottHklllfiJl pbyuciau who did«Ut]Hibbu1dliavobwi.donol>y nioUlcnl aid.Slwwtasrwlgiittdto whtttoFerwas tboprovl-
enoeof God:'As'-sht remarknlto A friend,"ItisisJl WBjl,'lt Is aU riglit"- On Babbatb,at 6:18 A. i t , on the irtb'aiuiiveraary of herentering tbe church ml.litAttt.ihe entered .tbechurch trlmnphsnt. She leaves a huibandand five1 oUUren to mourn bar lew, besidesa great number ol friends. She was a friendto.everyone,-, Shawill bogreatly misted in*•" oobununSty us. a; kindj lorlng msigbbor.
r acIi»Uy will she be mlsied iu: tbe cliurcb,where she worked eofaltbfnlly ami fealouslyCor tbe Balvatioaot thoea AKHindber and
Rav. J . O. Gillette: who wasJ . H . Baytar and .E."S.,England. A" largeand syrapatbettocongregaUtm auembled topay Uielr lu t : b1bate> of respect to . the do-ceaeed. •: The text'for thp emnon was,. '! Her
im It gone down while ft WM~ jwt'day.V:;-Tboiternwnt waa In the cetuetery laiha^tbwa.:
- JfawnioBntflrtainment at Ohcaier. . 'In ipite of ttie. cold weather and extremely
faad condition oE the mads a goodly numberoffriendjfroraadlrtanoa.were among' the twobundred giieeta. who gladly,' reepocded, byt ^ n n m n o e , tptte'lnTibitlansea^ttided'byPrpspao.- L™.«e, F. & A, M:, of; Ch«ter, bld-dltv thJtn agalo tn imrtakBof tbe K«>1 c h « rand fettlrlUes \ot, an^ taHsInment 'ia- thelodge rooms on ?ridiiy^niijnt.lajrt.,l.irhe snot
which htu always attended theee BatborrsinffS;ln the psat suAlclently warranted Ompleaeant anticipations of t ie gtteatti. 'A pro-graWiTW prosonltkiJ,' «ai»lsUii8 ot audnwaeo,.maitioyuetty ~ grayer and doxology were tcH-lowed by a short and appropriate welcome by
ing w>u ai> eloquent and able address by Rer>Bro. B..B,'Xngliuidrwlileb .was highly »p-prodato) by all. Tbe Udtai were particularlypl«ued by being inducted (I) Into some, of tbenystorles of the order and made acquaintedWith aone of tbe "traTeUiDg(jIgnn,"byjn4uiflof which members of the fraternity, are sup-
^ i K u w u w i u i followed later In tho farm of abOiinUfol oollatlon, coiidBtlng of Bmdwlohes,a l^ ' l sBcria iD, eto,-,.atter which tbo guettaOaiuty-:7V»*\MBaooot HH'.Bid' HolllnB-Iwd, of Mfc' FretMoro, who nits oxpectod toToakonnn&tinm waa t^^ 'dlaappo)ntmeat
liiiiiwut.-'-i.';'HanlsonTille bad a gtnulne mid dog scare
Friday afternoon of laat week. - The cur wasthe property of Katian Boudlsb, of Morria-town, and bad been' chained fast, bat, by somemoans after Ivang.. attacked with rabies bemanaged to brook looeeaiidt&axlft ,hte way tothe abore place where bs bit a bumber of dogs,and got In B. B. Earl's" barn yard, where Mr.EarlHi son Oeoj^enoticed..bta ntnnge actioiisand drove him out, afterwards alartnlag- theneighborhood, who armed Ujemselvei wltnweapons, and tracked bbn toUtUetonwlierotbey found lilin Ina barn. I t did not takelong to rid UJO oammuiiity of him, upondls-p p w r y , ' % . ' ; ' . "';,"',•.' •i,1;.'^ :',''.-: -•'-'.'••'.•.,' :'
A large Bt. Barnard' dog owned by a mannamed Murphy redding at • Wttlaton, lirobefrom bis .chain abma t time ago. The dog haduhoim nnmlitakabla. slg&t - ot hydrophobia.On Satiirday hecrupijto Dmtille' where heMt's&Teral'dogWi'Ainaag them were thoseof Ed r ickmon, Fred Park., (tnd Peter Yocb-lete, AUUnaw wn : l i » t a i i t t f dispstdied trytbeir OrTWTaj.', The mild dog' was punned *idtimateiyabot.—Record.'. :'•'..,-.].;.''•''•''•
X ; j y ;: In tlie Court of Erron'and Appeals inTrwi-u'onT^ieaday J,\f. yndenhurg, couiiae
foV, '>Mn.'SUcUe, \ot < Rodtaway',. a ~ divorcedwife, nuub amoUcra ti*t aUmotiv and couo-'•el'feesibe allowed bar, pending an appealfrom a demM of dlvbrw granted by tbe Cnan-' l l . 'Tbeo, Llttlo, tbe opposing oottfisel, ar-
M t b l l d t o f i ^galimony or support to a wife fntu whom lieisdlyorceu, and that tbBre Is no precedent intbls or other states to allow nich' a claim. TheCourt recalled a case where the huiband hadbeeti ordfired to have tha brief printed, butlaid tha decision on the point over to the lintdayof theconferenpe.'. '-.,. .: ' ' . , ; •.;.
I n tha Old S U m B a n . . . ...The Susns Eeetater » J i . "In 1915 tba
stage fare from Kewton to New York was$3, and the trip occupied from 61.M.; of onedayimtma«, ,nf Uientat.;Thepainnge'i:lodsed atMorrtstoim overnight"' Asdwheitboj- reocLcd the HUUBOB Hirer tbeypulled acrqee to NBW Tora1 ion a ropo terryoperated by a ropo wtitdlsflo. Oar townsman,Judge Freeman Wood, remembers when rnclta ferry ,waa operated and has croased theHndioo rfvisr In that way. . , . -,.•'
Thomas S . XcOrath.'the old and reliable Uodertate-, haa bisiofflcaand •waiwoomcomw of, BlackwtUead BergenBtrtaet^'wbereliskeap* a fan tine -at, Under1
taior'a BcppUeB.. Bodlet prtverTed : by;
PS5LS0KAX. IKTELUOEMCE.
A YlRlSTt Or FACTH ABOUT riUKHDS 1KD
llies Carrie Ooodale loovrn to-morrow for atrip to North Carolina,
Frank Hlldabmirt baa rented Uio HeubetDudd farm, near Chester.
V,'e regret to bear it reported Uiat Dr. Jack-in, of Roeiaway, livery it..TLe late Victor Thlbou, of Boonton, had an
tsuranu) on liitt life of f-,OSJ.Mrs. E. Btiarji oas returuod from UC Frea-
domto ber home a t Miilbnxjl-.Dr. Clutterbuck, kite of Summit, ho.
Dponed an oHioe lu Uur/iatowu.Mr. Tlioe-CUurdiueUandfojul]/, of Korris-
U><*n, are at St. AugustiDe, FloHiU.Postmostor YomigLlood assumed charge of
tho Uorriittown post office last Monday.The Hisses Brown, who have kept (rtore In
Basklagritige fur mauy years, will remove toMorriito.vii Aiiril 1st.
I t Uaold that Frank Class, tbe wing shot,111 remove to Nuwnrk BOOH, and Harvey Leu
will take the Hoe BrooV hotel.Many obout this oeotlon bavo lonrnad with
iJncoro regret that Mr. It- Dunlnp hat beentovercly til a t ..{R New York boma.
Isaac Thooduro Cyphers, a budnesa man ofioonton, died suddantjy Saturday tuorolng oflaart dieeaite. Ua was 00 years old.Mr. J. Knox FbUlipe, of Boittli Orange, a
well knowii Samtuer cottagaf a t Lake Hopat-cong. la spending a season in Florida.
Mr. Juliii JUitdiell, of Port Onun, has beenppalntoil Deputy Oroat Sacliom for the
Order of Red Mon In tbe County of Morris.Jotin H. Teotur, fonnerly toaeliar of (lie
Ferro Monte public school, is now taochlngschool near Uoi«woi], Mercer county, K. J,
Lcwia J . Martin has been roo])[wlated LawJudge of Sussex county and corns Democraticpoliticians up that way are very sore over it,
JjGJnuel Alien, a well taiown Moirlitanlan,waa luddenly atrlckeu with paralysis TuesdayttftenioonathlsvseldeiiceonKeclianio ftrwt.
Mr, nod Mrs. Uw.W.Btono, of MalnpanUs,celebrated with a merry company frlenaa butFriday tho M th arinl vonary of their marriage.
Mr. N. A. Wilson, a roapoctod reeldent ofHew Vernou, died «n thelMthlnst. in the 7oth
T of his age. He had been ill over a year,-. O. Babbitt, of Morriatown, represented
Lafayette College a t a meotlng last Saturdayof tba Intorco]|<!gtat« AwoolatlQn of AmatemAtbletea.
Mr. Aaron Howell, formerly of thla place.h&a wltb several othor gentleroen _fonnod ahanlwara omnpany, with a capitnlat Denver, Col.
Tbo late Gen. Robert HcAllIrfer, tbe Colonelot tlie old 11th N. J . RegimBnt, bod a brotherwbo waa a Brigadier General In tbe Con-federate Bervice.
Preeldont Jerry R. George, of Dover V. M.0, A.f vatt Iwiiored by i\» BUto CunveuUunby an election as P in t Vice President oftheState Association,
We hear that It it bkely that Rev. Fred.Bloom trill be returned to Grace V. E. Cburchfor a fifth year, a report that all will be glad
)soe tba continuation of.A vory ptoaHint reception was given by Mr.
and Mrs. Charles 3. Sayre at tbeir resldenn.on Cherry street/ Morristown, on TueedayBvonlng to about one hundred guests,
Mr. II, H. Tiger, wbo livea un the ritueyfarm noar Mend bain, will inovo to BrooklynIn Uio Bjiriogaud spend port of bla time Iulooking after inveotmenta in tba South.
Her. Dr. A. Craig, of the Newark Confer-JCO, win sik that nn appaintmontj be given
blrathlsycnr, as he detdros to take at least ayear of rest at Newton, *,borolio6wniahome,
Itev. A. M, ghormtin. ol, Jlorrialown,lircacbes In the Boat Mlilstone ItefornudChurub oa Sunilaj nuxt, ou Invitation of thechurch oEUciory, tuul uttvy l» c&Uod to Uiatpulpit. :
Joseph Opie has returned from Montana forte benefit of life health. He tlitnlts ttj wrongi bo published aa a delliKjUQnttax>pflyer here
wbenbobad remoreu toUontanaaud paid apoll tax of Win that State last fa l l . , . .- :.
Iter. ' Urflliam S. Fanuelee. poster of theMorriatoiro Congregatlonat Church,' passedexaminntJon and has ieen admltUu to thepractice of medicine^ nnil has opened anoJHoo"Qt his reaidonco on Early utreet./ JohnT.Hlll.PrealdBntoftliBNiothNaUonal
vxt'a, of Kew YorV.dicdat Kew Brangwlek•n Sunday. Ha was known to tunny Morris
county veterans, bavin; been Captain anilMajor ol tba 11th S . J .Tola. tSuring Ibe wtir.: - Emmet Stoutenbitmb. oldest son of Her.' L.1, Stoutenburgh, formerly of Schoolej's Moun-tain, and a well Icnowa and succe«etal lawyerof 1'aasalc, died at a. health resort IQ North""urolind; where he' had gone for mat, laat
• Willie Wood,'son of Kr. B. D. .Wood, ofSecsUput, waa brought to Dover on Monday
ir burin 1 and funeral services,' ware held atis residence of Mr.'Anthony Otto. He waa
IT years old, a boy of excellent charaoter, andtmd many friends here.. >: ' .-•
Wm. H. BallenUne, one of ,the leading drygooufl merchants of Oleveland, Ohio, and apnnnlQontreeliontof that city, flfad an tbeSlrtu.t. H e > u s son ot tbe late Jobn 1.B«lteatl^o<Me«dhatti, and Vent. tr> Oleye-land twenty-five yean ago.-v^ t "•.-•' -',:. ;:K.'
,Geo. JT.'Ferry, t{,.Qraivgel: a'Summer; tv&-
dent of Uendbanv^who fa liftw at Pirn Ialand,Fla,, but week caught;therlargeet tarponcaptured fa Florida water* tbli season.' I t w ufive fwt ten laobM ID Ifltjrtli, th<rty-eevmIncbea in girtb, and welgheil ISO pnuxl.v
Robert Y, Chedteter, a prominent d t lnn ofllMrark, was .Juried last Saturday,- He wasborn at Brookiide, this .coonremored to Kowarb in 1U5/,the fcuiitient of tbe CtotralM-B- ChuitOt; .'ofw k l o h b e * ' * - • • • • - - — •'• • - " •
They have Many Ifflprovements and Points of Superiority OverMl Others.
FOURTH.The cut of theSleeve is so ar-ranged that thewearer can raiseliia arm withouttlie disagreeableaenseoflutingthewhole body of theshirt.' . v . v , :
FIFTH.The disagreeablefeeling at thececkifi prevented andthe band does notwork out fromunder the collar, _'
sank-:;;••:,;•The Beams ; aresmootiilyfinuhed' -and the gussets;.,are firmly net in,w h i c h ; ' - • • - • • • • • • - • • • •
FIRST.They, tiro mode ofWarasutta Muslin,2.000 Lines; eachbosom being 4 plynod with lieavy>atofaer's linen.
Prevents any drawing or tearing but.ton holes out of '.back of neckband.
THH IMPROVED bOBOM will n e w break or wrinsle trom wearing tiad fuarantead to"-";outwear tbe shirt Ibey ara without exoeptioa, tbe Bn*t and'cbeair^ ""— "''-"- '- '*"world.; Try thunoatp and jou will wear no otW. FOR SALE ON
orty years. . •• • . . v ; - . s ^ v - V ? ; -.:Mrs. tBaran K. Dlff, a foraer roiJdeiit of
Rocltdwey, aged <H years, died at Wow Get-1mantown, Bunterdon county, on Monday. IShe waa married at Bpckaway about 85 yeanago AtuI i» well known to mciiy 6£ tiio* oldar
d d t a gl this place, Herrojualua wereto Botkawaj, for ictenneat..: '• . '
tofaur<leg,aboTenerd on Pridajr and agidn on' Bundav. Tboflrrt of Mareh etuns to bitter oold and has oon-
_ _ ot mov'aa ThnrmUyUgbandanotber litUe aVIfT on TuMtlay of tiis week,We tegin V) rsaHit, VntiW iinn iwUoitusj&l.
William Well ktndlf retnembend Him, Hydeby presenting; ber with some One strawberriesand, ether detlcadea ot theteaaon, irbeo be re-turned from Hew York last week,: - .. .
Mr. Beattr audlfiaiSmitb, of Boattntown,anil lire.' Ward, of 8princtown.inn.-tbcgueetspf Mra-.A: P.Downs on Tuesday tat
W M Emma t . Parry, of Wajblngtoa, D...liuldndly'Sffraedto give a lecture in the
Lutheran Church on tbe evening of the 18th;one -week from the coming Friday, (or thobenefit of .Y.TV B. C, B., uA an admiUanceot 25 contfl wni beobarged at t ie door,. Comeall and bear her, wUlftyou have an oppor>
Quite a niwdiler, of /tjfaanga win \ Uke plaoeIn tha Eprtng. rYb« know some people bare
mania for tnoving—roust more it its only
Rev.W. B. Delp: gavu-bla llatmera a very_iteroaUnir sermon on Sunday morning, ' Heprdposee orgnaklDg a catecbaUcal ol&se onSaturday of tLU weak. /Ultte young pooplaare oordlally Invited to attend. . . ...
Tba Lorrl's siippsr was celebnted ta tbeFresbjterUn Cburoh latt Babbath,, . :
Dr.K. CWillut anJ Mn. Willot arrhomo oa ^ridny evening, and were gladlywelcomed by tbdr friends Lafter1belr longtbysojourn in tho wild \Vest. Tbey: broughtmany Varlstdea of hornt, and skbu and Ilkawitbtiiem. Doctor iayi be enjoyed the tripImmensely,'especially when on a hunting ex-padition. -- " ; ' - ; " ' :
day at tbe lake, v . , - - -A handkerchief eodable wtU be held at the
residence cf Mr. Tbonuui Port In KenvUonFriday ovtuing. Tbe prooeeda will go towardP h d a n f r U e E ^ v U B c b t 'u i x d a K a o i ^ a o U i ^ v c o o
Mr. Edgar Henry and family, of •Dover,moved last 'Saturday, to. the bouse latelyvacated by Mr*, a. Mones. ,- •" ' ' > •.
Mr. Jofaa Dohm waa tho guaat of Mr. Geo.Lowe l u t Saturday: . ' . - . '
Mr. Danlrf Wilkerson, one ot tba party ilott bare a few weeks ago for the South, re-turned home laat Saturday evening.
We are very sorry to learn of tha illneeE ofUuterOeorgeHand. '
M C h B l
Bakur baa aJao been on tbe alok Hat.-We think the cud dog scare In tbls vicinity
U about at an enl. Wa hope BO at leait.Mr. and Mm. W.J. Fulii, of Warwick, wi
IUTS been rialtlng Mrs, B. O. Baker, returnedborne last Monday. '•-:'•...:, -
, ; ~ , . KX. ABUKQTOW.Mr. J. Knox FhlUIpa, of .Kenmora Cottage,
left on Monday for an extended trip throughtho South.
li.ilt i,r Li.-. luu<i i-, mid when he d.*-> >xv ican nipt rwt'rilli/ti it Us l-'lnlyintf In lliuiI t U rvlnto.1 <jf Uiiu Uiu". lie wtsut liutitiu,;ilay up near Lake lK']aatcuug with sfrivHi,*. Hu was lev'..:.;; Uio ]x.ny U.nu strdt-U i>[ WOAIIUIILI WIIL-II an angry fur•.'am.,nttibiti" nut (if n ilitvtr«al ..urnur's rsnml onloml tiiu iiarty to lwivo On, grouMr. fuller mill liis Iriuiiilit wero rului'tnngu, fur they liad a little wlillu Imfwe sUu,i bonus quidl, but tliu farmer wan olidnnd liu uiarcliwl them out to tlio ntnrwitway.
M DoyoiinWai tliiJ WGajda f* oiiot>f ttao nu_,_-.aike*l, aa luo fanusr turned twk townrd» lib
'• No," vraa tho answer, " but I Imvo chargeutUturtka "" "
untU'
answer, but I Iinvo charger. Lf you «aut to Uunt hur
you will liftvc to
"Otis. Culler, o[ MorrUtonii," was
Tlio oS-CtmgrusEUUin led Ilia frlendd awefiiluutly, ami .vlioii tliey liai. vrulktil a liuMniilD Lo turned to ttiuni mid uultl; " 1 dontL.ul: wo imvo auy pull with Cntlur. Lcfa tr;to hunt in somebody clsu't. woods."
Tlio General Couldn't Mannfto Womet..I t will bo runiemU'rud tlmt Lfcncrai Hlienno
nnd family wero funnurl.- guoj,Ls tor a time <Vurtmaiiu liutol at MrCalimvillu, und M.VuiitiiHiiLnsiu liin [>o**-Bjjju)] tlio fulloivfnuu'ogi-njib luttur, wlilrli la uminontly characttristio of tiiu dliiietiii.tW i>f tliu grunt, KDIIIII
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McCAlKHVIbLB, X. J.t)r.Ad Bm:~l win tunlly < linn] .pointed U
l<utni tliitl Mm Blu.Tiiiiiii mid lA&io liad gi»to Mnrrlstown lujfore gh Ing ynu « fuir clinnto .llni'liiy ymir art nn a hotel keeper. J aiiiiiinigu men, but imt wnmyn; and I rjiu onsiy I am sorry nil round.
rittf.su **»il mt! lii'i-o your bill HIM. I wlreturn u died, in fiill-iuoluiloevcrjtbing.may Iw Uict I mas Uave aiwtUw cluuias 'enjoy your hospitality nnd thu pleaaure offiHir-in-liand rido tvlKiut H.i.iaU.-oiuc.
To-morniw I will attend tho funeral cereniowoa oC Jmlge Manning, of IjouLsinna, aiulnoon alter tl">so of Uon. Klljxi.rk-k, wlirisewidowhOHnrrivod,mid wauls tha Uonobo liurioJ at West Foiut, Instead uf JJ<
wn.aswe t X I > ^ o u t ; t r u i
XT. T. Buxau
Mr. Fbfllps a Qodfather.Tho baptism of the Infant daughter c
CoimtaudCouutessI'apiwnueini.nwWheeletook iilace on Tluirwliiy of lost w«ik, at Herliu. Count Btbouvnloll'. tho H u ^ n AIII!Jdor, aiul Mr. I'huljis, the UJIJW.1 HUitca Mluiitar, wore tlia godfutliurii. "HID ollldUclergJint'Q wero Ubi'rpfnrrar Jliillor and thItav. Dr. Owen, of tho Anglo-Airierk-uiCiiurcli. AfWr tli* wrotuoiiy lum^huoitterved at tUo i'appoulmtiu rcKiJeuee, Amongtile gucfila were Count vou Loiclienfolil, th<llavarittu Mlnttter. Ueiieml von lUuitf,several other olilclala of bl«li stamtlnglienoml vim itnuch pri>jKw4 \\,e htnltliMM. ^bdps,Jlr. Julius Walt! rend n pociami Mr. l'l«!li» MpoWo fur the Hinpcrur mid ftUtt I'reHldent of the Duilod Btat«s,
The Madlaon Water Works.»ni>orlutoiitlL>i)t U'Uemn, ut tlio Madlwm
woti'r works, n'lwrU tli« IIPIU* nniiiilutiun ttue (ilaut At thtx ilnto lie liuu laid over uliand oiio-linlt iiillea of ntnlna and water i>iiHrattd lias fully complutcd tho Btaud JIIJK!. Tleiigino houwj IJ coiiuilotfd, wltb tbe oxceptlouof n Cow iliiialiliig toucbos that limy lw fouinoccBKory later ou. He oxpajts nltblu a dayor two tlio " grates" for tbo boiler room, anwben these are set tho whola work wilt l»practically finlabed. Toward tho latter cudof tUiB woelt tie water will ba turaa.1 ou fortbe purposo of tustlog tlie elllclency cf theplant &t»t Itefore ivc^ptiug tlm u w from tbecontractors by ths borough autUoritfra.
An Old Crime BacaUsd,"bloat people uf middle and old ngu in tutt
Kootlou will nuuombor the munlcr in 16AB, ofTUeodort) ltrowlboad tbo well kuovm hotelprupriotor a t tho Dolawaro Water Gap,WiUium BrooltB mid Charles Ormo
' orre»ted, and tried and convicted o[ the crimo,altar which bolb escaped Irom jnll. Onne,liowever, vraa recaptured anil banged. The
. recollection ba« been revived by advices fr: tt)o6tatflafWsBliIogUin,taatIlrootBluub
captured in Uiflt Htato, and tho autbarian maklnir orratigcniontA to bare tho manidentified. -
Bright Froipacti In Mondham.E, L. Onrraurant,orMcndham,biill(Jur,hai
bbj bands full of work now ami advertise* f <carpenters. Ho has a contract fora rcskleuceto cost W.000 for oi-Mayor aeorfie J . r y ,of Orange, on the.Byram Thompson place,bofddo barn and otlier out buildings. Alsoeontract for a house/or Mlcbaal Coghlan, thistago driver, on Muuntnin nronue, to cost $1fiOO. • Also to remove atwl rciuodul a, house toJohn H. Hallautlue, between Mend ham andB&ra&nlsvllle, ftatt nvore iu \m»pcct,—Jersey-luan
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Author Stockton's Ancestry-*Mr. Frank It. Stockton, the wtery writer,
who Jlvea at Mndlson, this county, h reportedId truue bis aaccstry bauk to tlia (Stocktons,nf .Burlington county, *Ue isadascendant of
- lUcUftrd Btochtou, who MtUcd lu Sprlcglteldtownship In VVStt and was the groat grand-father ol IUc\iard BtockWn, tbft Bigiwr of UtsPeclaratloD of Indepondonco. The novelist 1Ba relatlvB o! Attornoy-aoneral John P. Stoci-ton, of New Jersey,
Stlrllnirui Boomlnir.'" The BUrJlngoomiBpondent of tho Jorsoyman
•avg; The new silk milt Is full of buiy workers' who bavo lately como among us. The largo
hotel is Bald to be full, and private houses areover crowded with the now camera, whooroof a nice class of people. I t Is reported thaorders have olreody Kona forth for another
. luga silk mULaud n number of now cotWgva' for tho woaTDii, who will then bo sent for.
A Conductor Complimented.Conductor Barnes, Bays tlio Sewark Call,
run» a fancy train on tlio Lackawaima. I t liI* No. OS up «wl 00 down, and Is known M tho2IackettfitownB|>ocIaJ. itrunBOverthaB
• ton Broach and k«p» out of tbo way of thefastexprcea. Mr. Barnes Is jurt as urbaneas ho'was when he rap o train load of milk,newspapers and nla?ny passengers out of Ho-boten on Sunday niornuigs at 4 o'clock.
The OaldireU Bailrood.Er-Judgo J, I*. JbhoBon, Frwlerick Adams
and Ellas 0. Sorcmus, Commlsslonera ap-pointed to condomn lands for the new railroadfrom Morristown to Caldwell, root in Olllond'sHotel, Fompton Hflins, a few days ago, andheard some tcttfraony in regnrd to the valueof property to bo token. They niso viewed
,• the land of Thomas 3, Pemanwt throughwbldi UIB road Is to run.
. Enaployeei to Give Band*.-. • A. news Idem says that the agenU and: meawnffera of too United States Express Com
paay bmo been notified tinA oa and afterMarch 1st, 1601, all employees will be obliged
- to give Mcurlty [or Ibo faithful performancethrough the cxMnpiuiy's own security company,
' Which has boon orgnnlwd under tho tamo and. 'title of the"trnit«dBtatesJOxpres DondCom-
>. pttny."' ^ M
; .. A Wosdar Worker.:' ' Air. Frank Huffman, a young man of Burl-- Ingfon, Ohio, states that he hadbcon underi tho care of two prominent physicians, and' iweil their treatment until ho. was not nblo to
getaround. Theypronounood liUcnse to beOonmmptiofl and Incurable, tie wet per
V.sua&Kl to t ry Dr. King's Now Discovery for.. Consumption, Coughs and Colds and at that- Umewaaaot able to walk across th« Btroot
Without raiting. Ho found, before ha bod"uflod half of o. dollar bottle, that Ue K U mt»abetter: be coctinOGd to uso it and is td-<laycajoyinff gooA bwvltb. If ymi have any
• • Throat, Lung- or Chest trouble try i t VTtguaranfcee natlsIacUon. Trial bottle frw at
• Bob't KUTgora's Drug Store, Dover, Uram,- Hauce & Co'-s Drug gtoro. Port Dram, and. ¥. N. Jenkins'Drug Storo, Chnster.
V '' . A Baal Ssl tam i s Kemp's Salisau .'.; Tbo dictionary myi, "A balsam is a ihlck,' i:: pure, aromatic substance flowing from trow."d;. KempWIlalsMn for th« Throat nnd Lungs li^'; ih« only cougfc medicino that la o, vcol balsam.•••';. JUny UJin, watoty congh remedies an) called
' balsuns, ba t roch are not. Look through a-;: bbttls. ta* Kemp's Balsam aotl notice what a'^'•Jftwe, thick prspars-tion It bi If you cough
o Kemp's Balaam. At all drugglite'. large
imVO U Ml) U I I ]N>I*1 ID0 1 l i m e M I i U r t I fin riti i k ti1 t l » il k nut*!! n "> it I n w
<;ui>, i f ^ui dlc-u of ,i h a t Mr. A or 1) jui[lldU^L Ul<'>' liU(>Ik-ll tUIIWU tllL->"i VIllUUnr Ihi'ir wivvi or dniifehUre lo carryii ibfirnnuauu Uiestrwjl. I liearUl> op.,hu mrni takuii l>y ttu? EltAouUwllnc
ily uiaflaixl out, aud trust tltitim will w wltcu
lu onlur to ivnibdy tliis evil, an net sbmi,> juihrMx! by tliu Ix't,'inlaturu, autlnirliJu(f an,
olid all jKiruuiia to kill duga found at largimid wlllt tlie co-ujHiratlou uf thi
Toim Uoiiiii'itU*« uf HID vurioux towunliijio ivould BOOU rid tlio conimunlUra of tbeseortHeTMbfluliioK nnd HIIIVB tlio dog <iui«tliiu.r all Urao to cotuu.Tbu luw of 1UU nial.ee Ittliodutyof Mayors' toniM and Totvraldp Coinniittcos to
it Iti enforcod by iucorporatcd citiuK, Iam \>nt in force l>y Tovnittbip Cknur.iit-
toet, aud tlion only for a brief jKirfod.rallies aru rampant un OTtry band. If tliepublic sufoty rutjulres tlio dL'strucUon of dogs,on\y after u Inrgo num.«r nt valimhlo aulmnliliavo IKX.II dcsUtiycd by mhltm, and tho livesof jxj'ijtl'j cudangoix-d, as lias i-oully bevo the
tills and adjoining coiuii.iuiftiOfl.tiiittiluk It tiiuo tliut tho poo|>lo liud tho right taact, and logi vous the protect!au that will pro-U*ct.
tUL-h A law was placed on our ttatutoBud ouforcod, we would BOOU get cl<
of tlia Fjurulus cunt, Uiut tnuoplo do\m tiialu and otlicr crojw of tLu furniers, tLat
destroy yuutig andUuIiilfsssgnmaRtaUtBcmuiBif tliu year, and that dot tray tlio llvcu
and mongrels nro tho ones that do most of thisage, taA tho Uxca on then, nro BeUoiujailil hy their ownora. Tboso who pcHUC
dugs would comply nitli tlio law, aitlieir dogs securely faxtcmx), so Uiat
would nut !*« posMb.o or Ukeiy tliey would doiny < In in ago. Ily bitch iirecuutlons being
It would have a Uuideiicy to letseen tbouutuimtfl jiatii-titi wLo ara rotiuired tor treatmont ot tlio Panteur liutltuto
far rubk's, each year. Aud huitly, it wuuliletinblo tho farmer* who own largo tractswtuU) loud in this State to utilize It for theprodtablo raising uf sheep, which was ojicojirulltnldo inilustrj', but has boon uortiaUy
^lugtotliofact of tho largo nuntwraauuuallj d.«*trajod by cure.
Very truly,IlJCUABD FlTZlISIUlEltT,
FAMOUS VIOLINS.
BhTB tipn(,mMi« fruiu tlio Ilumla ot tiltBlunt Ct'lebnilril Jlukiri.
'liven; is no .i,><ji>.ulc.y-f.ctcrBtiiiulnixl 1>y which the superiority of oldviol.iiK fntm liu! hniialH oi lumcnu "can lie t'siniil.Kliwl-
t'vrimpii StnidWnri, NiuliolnB, winlived (mil iniiili! vlolltiB in OremounIlaly, in tlie hitter luilf of tliu suvei{('(.•ntli ccnttirj*, should be mvdited witpopiiiur./lnff tlie vlnlln us utiicli us inionu In liislnry. To l»u Hiire, A unit I,ivhohunniiH* inom?of thu fainoistill, ivus a Jlttli; uarilLtr mid taughtStiiidUnritlu-tirt.
lint for the mini lvhn did most townnlp.stftlilishinir thu present rule UBVUIUCHfor violins of ancient innkn the worldftutstlmik tn I,onU 'l'ensln, nn Italianoolloutor, who tvntt tit tlio inorldlnu inthe flrat fjiiartcrof the jiivHOiit contury.1VHHIOWI.HU Jovvr of violins, citlitficmMi'lvL-s or the money tlmt hu nu-fjiifn*'! by trading- in them. He roamedabout Kuropo, luiyinjjupoldviolinBnndtriidinir new OUCH for them. In oldmoniihtcricH lie received many none, which tho owner wtis only tooto uxi'liunpi! far otio of tlio tnfinish. Tliis goes to show howlittle ivns tlu>D npprecinlcd thu benefitof ngo wliiuli now ia BUCII HQ Ira-jjortiuit factor In the vulva of nn .imtru-nienU TedKto van found (luttd OHO da;Jn liis hou.su in Milnii, Giirraundod hyliin vuUucUun of vlolltiB, wltlcli yrob-ably could not be reproduced for Iterare atid lino .nstnimcnta today Ivoxanil the collections in tho world.
Tho niimo. of t.uutmvHiF. RtaudR ncs 'lotlmt of Strndivari to-dnyfor excel-
ot tTitvUu, cBpeclivUy tlio name oiJoseph Giinn.ir.us del Jcsu, whosotrafle-mark was I . II. H. A him-dred years ago tlio Amatl violinistood holier in the tnluo ol the
-Id limn those of Hti-ndivnrf, bn'they lmve Bineo cxclimigeil their POBItloQB, To-tlny on Amott mustbc exeep
~\ fln"eWlL«wortti-**orBHiui.*3Dli, while as good spceimenB of tinTari or GaanaHus are proljablj
worth, rcBpccttvelj, as many and halls many thousands.
Onu of the finest, or at least raotfprecious, Guntinrlus Instruments cstnn'is tlmt which Fngiurini used, anil no«preserved In a glnsc case in tlio Munlclpul Palace at Genoa. PagnnluL'B pupil,Blvori, Is probnbly the only ono Wlio hatplnyetl on It since his master's dcatli,and that only once.
Tn this country, Mr. lluwlcy, of Hurtford. Conn,, has an <ut(jcedinffly vuluiibio collcoUoti of rare TIOIIBS. Ito lintLO lew than lire specimens of Strntilat-in and threu of. Guanarlus, One of
tho latter Is known (is tlio KingQuanarius, that in the Quest product of thfirtlst It f* valued at 53,500.•Theodore navemejer, of this city
has a number of rare nnd valuable iastruments. among which are more thatone Stradivari and Joseph Ouarartuidel JesuAvlth tho I. II. H. brand vt oxceleucc—Chicago Journal.
CUBE FOR SNAKE PITES.
Strychnine wt. Antidote for Their Doadl;
Baron von Mnller, RH vniiucnt sclen>title nuthoritiy of Melbourne has dl»covered tlie real cause anil effective curtof fltiako poiaouiiiff. According to lienvon Mutter, tho venom ot serpents doe,not destroy the tissues of the body, hu|has mcruly u dynamic eilect, Busjwnd'\ng tlie actlpn of Uic motor aud vasomotor nerve conWrs. This discovery alonce indicated thnt tho proper kind olantidote would' bo something wliiel
ild "titimulate and incroaBo th«ftmctlonnl nctlvity of these ncrvt>centers." This remedy In suppliedby strychnine, which is directlyantagonistic in its action to saako poi-son. HerrvonMullerhasnpnlledbtrycl*nine upon n lat-go numiier of person!bitten by the tigvr-snoko and otheivenomous serpcntR, and velth invari-able success. The way in which ho em'ploys it ia to Inject ten to twenty minimiof the dmc under tha skin of the pa-tient, ami to repeat tho operation everyfifteen minutes until slight muscular
arc produced, thews being onunfailing- alpu tliat the patient Is out offlangcr. Iinrge itoses of strychnine maybo injected Into tlio blood of n person•who has been ultlcnwitliout producing1
any injury until it has cempletely neu-tralized the effect ' f the Hnake poison.—Toledo Blade.
Took ll«-r IIRHII with Her Fortuno.A young solicitor tlie other day got n>
verdict for ..client of considerable richeslint little Viuuy. Shortly afterward,in due course of UusinoBs, he wntiicr aeomowbat forojWnble account. On thafollowing .Iny Ma client called on him,and ositcd 1.1m U he bad becu ecrions iahis proposal. . '
",*roposa\? Bat I liava not pro-posed," replied the solicitor, (somewhat
'"Whutl" replieit hLs fair client, enlm-ly. tlYou lmve tu&eu for my fortnnol Ishould have supposed that you would at
•ast hnvc had tbo politeness U> tukomolunif with it."Tbe next dny »he received a revised
account us follo'.ve:"Miss II., di'Htor to »!r. C. for leffnl
aK]no&s perfortned.*'Then in place of "£ s. d." was "Total
amount, Mias It."—London t'igaro,
'You hare l»cn il^htlnfr, my son,!'said the uMcrmi»n from tlio 'Stccntliwuitl, suverely. ' -
''Yes, sir," replied the boy. "Thodirty llttlu ewnndrel on the otlier tstdaof Uic street told mo you'd sell jour voteLn the council any time for n hundreddollars, and 1 chugged Kimono on thojaw." '
"That was rijflit my win " snid the Ioldcrmnn ' One hundred dollara1*— and jhe spoke i\itl, mndt ctnphasia anddecision— 'nonld bo n ) temptation. — IChicago Xribitne. I
CHOICE BJT£> OF VERSE,
i II iti i) II
I inn hi li>vu wltti tin; «n; W wlio ciilia - H u l l o fWlli'Ili!"«r J HM- ijiL-'i-rinnr;
Aiul .!ifV. ".ill i l;::n ' I • "al'l >'«. t» i* low.
Vow,
•riu'.Liiiii.T l-.-:l .•.•ill. it., e'.ecrl.il v . K u
Uut I Hu;: liiu 'I'liuin: uiul UHJ "UL-utiMl" loll
HEATH & DRAKE.OlHl NEW DESIGNS IN
Carpetsare now ready for insficctia.i, and thedtHjfay coven TWO ENTIREFLOORS of our building.
This department has always beena noliixaUefeuture of our cstaUishmvnt, and buyers in tld« city awlvianity who aramlne our assnrtmenfind that it compares favorably, bothin s/yEc and j't'ices, with any honscin New Yoi'k City.'
Mwuj beautiful dailym in Axmfaaler, Royal WiUon, Majitet, Velvet,lint-win, Tajicdry Bnissds and la-grain arc intluditl in the new jmltems.
We ham aim received 250 ROLLSC/iiHti amE JiijKiHeBe Mallii
both plain and Jigvred, sauqileswhich have been lineal in the sales-rooms,
l'ersUui and Oriental Muys.Pomr Loom Rugs.Oil'Cloths, Linoleums and Mats,
Heath & Drafts,777 & 779 Broad St.,
NEWARK, N. f.
W. L. DOUGLAS$3 SHOE
SOLD By
HBAOAXT A Co.,Mm DOVER. N. J .
R, F. aSGLl£Y & Co.,SHIRT MANUFACTURERS,
- A H D -
MEN'S FURNISHERS,
831 BROAD St.NEWABK, N. J.
H.QSST AND BEST 6T00K In I t s Itale
FAUM TO BENT.
AEBOE VITiE LODOE FABH,
8UCCA8DNNA,
oflerod for rent, either on
shares or money Tent, to a re-
sponsible and reliable farmer
only. AddressT. 0. BTJLLOOK,
3-nv Sucoasunna.K. J.
HENRY SIRE & SONhave Juit arrivHl from tlie WEST with
TWO CARLOADS
1 S T E I HuBSES,They -•aaon r
s ron ALL VBSS.
LI have a largo stock on hand Uw
W1LCOX & BEBBY,tnoouiaii TO lit T. I. nistmii)
CARPENTERS and BUILDERS,DOVKK, JV. J . /
Fl»ni,pecffi3illniforbu[idUkeo »od miwriili farnUtaod.Jobb ing promp-tlr a t tended to .
8LATS noOFB—WettrnhnOnt-olwitUttm) pat on slate toot* by good meahutloi.Buketft' BheftUklBg P»pet tXmKj% oa h*afl;Ofllee Afidihop Oor, of BlaakniU M>a M$t-
AUniodornimprovemtratBandpfttcntoBdontedrwardlOBBOtooiit, mftklnH iv ilratchua organ
OKaANS FEOM $35 UP,and Bold ou tbo Installment plan u low u
60c. PER WEEK.
EXTIIA ISIJUCEHENTS TO CKBSt IIUYBES,
uick Bides and Small JPTOJUB.
SEND FOR CATALOGUE. 6-ly
York WOULD never
crows. For loltat it has done It asks
no favor and no consideration. That
is ancient history—to be forgotten. It
looks only to tlie future—lo the toork
to lie dmw. Qur hopes and fears,
onrjoys and sorrows are all before
—not one hehind.
In TBE WORLD'S toork for
1891 every American citizen is vtiuUy
interested, and not one—no mutter
what his. politics may be—can afford
fo be' without its weekly edition, tatiich
has not an equal on earth as a «enw•
mper, Nine men out. of every ten
know thin to be true. Everij tenth
man should send to-day for a speci-
men copy, that tite knoxdalge may
be universal.
Subscribe at once. Three month
costs only 25 cts., and by every tffeeJc*s
delay you miss something tvorth more
limn the subscription price for the
year—whicli is only otic dollar. Ad'
dress TBE WORLD, Newjorli,
STOa&TOXET.The corner store In the Schwurs Dlocfc on
JBSOI Btrcct, now occuiijod by L. LotunoQai a grocery. Also FOUR HOOMB on tliSBecond
aor, with all modem improvements.AIBO threa rooms orar Walton Bros.1 cloth
iaCBtoro.Atinltr tn . ,
BCHWAItZ,luwexSt, Dover.
A VANDERVEER, Prop'r,Olf EAST SIDE OF • ;
SUSSEX BTEEET, DOVER,(NEAR BLACKWELL.) '__.
may ba relied upon at all aeuoni u a reliableplace tor S B jpurehaBB ot the bert .
in tba vra; ot
Meats,Frails, Vegetables,
Poultry,Clams, Oysters, Fish, etc.nnd flvurvtlilng Ui*t a well stocked marketshould contain. In meat*. fpecEal IMJtu %I*flkou io secure any cuts desired, and a point
1B m«do of offering only fresh vegetables andother articles to cansomers. Al!; <ffder«promptly delivered. A trial la reapectfullrBolfcited in tbe belief tbat 1 can cadiify eachcustomer. Ikeeponlyeipcrlenoedineii—irboknow how to cut aud put up meat, u d whoTrill take M much ueioa -witfc tui order from achild aa from a gromi person. 13-ly
S.R. BENNETT,(•UOJIUDB TO 1 . WIOBTOJI,)
STOVES,RANGES,FURNACES,
Tm, Ootra u s Bam Xw»<' Boon*.,
Zinc,Sheet Lead, .-•-'•.•':..
Lead Pipe,Pumps, *c .
THE GORTON
ABPKOULTT.
DlflTOE 70IIB PBOPEBTT WITH
EtBUNEAM,
Losses promptly adjusted andpaid In cash. ;
HKAL ESTATE FUR SAKE.
. HOUSE f O B BBNT! •
^boloe baildloK Iota w d f u n i on WHJ twwj
HOtTSB fOK SBMT OB BALB ;
anQT to l o u on iKmd kad moitgmft.
OTOOBt , ; '
OPP. THE BANK. DOVKB.
THOS.
A NEW PEATUBEAT THK
I B H E BEEHIVE,
A DEPA31TMEMT OP
TV* will ojwn pravious to Enster a Dopnrt-uent of Millinery, a feature that tlis Uuiieeol Now Jersey wft recoguiia aa Using a longfelt want to our Imsine**.
Initsnnpolntoieutalt will meet tue oxi«c-tatlona of tlioss mxjUBinlod with niotropalltan
In lie a&wrtroenta of ftutblonaUe Hata.Bon-_ata and Toques, it •rill 1M UIO equal of anyIn this Oduutry- '
In tba matter1 of price It will bo a revolutionof how roaaanablo In jirice High Art Millinerycan bo sold (or, whan motleroto protlt la tbebasis for busfneai buildliig.
UliTIUlQIED UILLIPEItY.
"\Vo -will here B&ovr a comiJeteof desirable JioaneU, Sbaiws small and largoHats, melon, Chip, Hair and Leghorn Shapes.
IN FLO .VERB
no ono will allow a grander assortment otOrchids, Vicdul*. PHRHIM, DttLliaH. Poaloa,ChryeaatJiomuws, TUIIJMI, and wild flowers.In wroatlu aud uianturmt, bcelilen tnnny ei-cluEdvo BOVOHIPS tor wliicii we will be solowdlen In Kowark.
OSTIUCH FKATHER8, HEAD TIPS, Ere.
MKXT DOOTt TO BTAQB E
-.VAUREN BTnEBT,
FRANK P. APGAH,
A aitAKD EXHIIUTIOJf
TRIMMED MILLINERY.Our otTorts In above Hue haa been toward
uourlug a ilisplny uf now fltid novel CITMU inEInta AU J Ooniiots, Imported direct from Icad-DK 1'iiriBiaa nrtists, togotbor with many beau-tiful productions from tbo high class design-ers in our awttoiaploy. Wo wouldmuieetanattoiidnneo for eiaiumaUou from evory readerof tils pnjwr and feel eoaddeiit of winningimlrbearr/tnipiKirtln uur unilcuvon. to iilacobefore them rtjaeonable pdea millinery.
707 to 719 BROAD St.,N E W A U K , N J .
t3J~ MAIL 0KDEE8 FiLIXII.
$10 REWARD./HI tio pild to •.nj'jodyraaod lolllag, filling
or wilfully dcitrof log onr bottles, ot atotUuBtoppor* mm tlm aaue,
Special Partlo... Beml-moaitilj', TonK»t
„ . AildroM B. HAirur/AM'tOott'TaVtiaiet»n»BDr, S13 Drtwdwaj, Hew York; B. J.
flmiH.ARent.iDfl.aiBt, Phlli. 11-lr
. HOUSE 10 BENT. ,On tod attar SopUmher l i t the propertyDown i t kua lawyer Whit* pluo, eornot of
i t t l ^ I U d l p h a*PQae, will ba
IFYOUW/IHTBeeond-htDd Fun ft me of all kindt, Storfiatod eTerrtbioK else g or U roa want a goodprice for urap lion ol all kind*, go to '
JAB. l.'IBODOIA'NOn Eawx St., near the BInk, Dorer, H. J.
HAY FOft 84IB CHEAP,
WM. X DICKERSON,
-Imp ;, iMt.Tttl»or, W. J.
EUGENE BUCHANAN'S
DRY GOODS
-USH-
GROCERY STORE,
SDS8E3C SIRBBT. 0 0 V E B , K . I.
Is stoditd irlth liie b.it of eTcrjrthluK in ibe,
lines, .ud aold at llrieg price.. Call ana e n n i .
ay etotk and prioea. t i l DHtdt uellTun
i; part of tic toiro at iliort aoUoe.
KI70ESE BDOHANAK.
IAU0OSE & MOLLBfl,STEAM BOTTLING WORKS,
DOVER, V. J .
Wboletala and retail detlen and bottlert
Holt agtnt* for Jhltantfnt <t Off Gt&nttdBtfoH and I&jer Beer, nippiieii In any
quantity Jrvm a hat to a car load.
Jost wneired n»niplo lot otBtlUbtlatOeBOH'm IntlU P».* »nd XKX Ale, wbioVv we patop lo pint and liuli pint bottles ipeoiaUv»5»ptoilf<»r hotel ana family mo.
CnMtfi. FOBTSR, AIM AZl MWDB 0>HOD A AND KLVZBAL WATSR8.
OPERA HOUSE CAFE,
DOVER, N. J.
- - Proprietor.
OYSTEKH in all Btylaa anil iiently served.Lunches pretvu-ed a t any hour of the day.Oyatera, writuo and fresh every day for familyuse, by tba 100 or 1,000. Best, brands ot
BEOARS, BEER AND WINEH,always o n hand, and a well equipped FOOL11O0M nttiuiltttl. Alwo-yB o pltuwant KOAorderly place to call at.
Central Eailroaa of May Jerse/.
P. SM3TU. THOS. FANNING.
saiTfi & FACING,
Masons and Builders,DOVER, N . J .
Contmcla for all kind* of work taken andall materials f urnlubcd. 1'rnctical axixu-tanct:
ery brand) of luasou work,
JOBBING I'llOMlTIA' ATTKNDED TO.
SHOP,OS DEHOEN BTIIEET,
Wy NEXT TO D., L. & W. 11. R.
1891.January 1st Una come and gone owl iny a.
vortlwincut ol Nov. 14Ik, 1800, offering &Uireward up to that date to any wholesale tiousoIn this State wbo could beat my slock of oldRyes not having been taken It a proof of thesuperior quality and age of my whistle*. 1now Inform my patrons that I am preparedto furnl&h such goodi cheaper than any bouse,either in thlu HUto or 2-few York, elUier'lu or"•it of bond, in any quantity. .
0PF.CunsAi.1>BP0T, LOVER, H .J
NOTICE.The aunuol olectiau of Uie Bonmghof Mouat
Arllnalonwillbe held a t tlie Mb. ArlingtonHotel, on
' TUESDAY, MARCH 10th, IDOL'Tbe following officers will bo elected;A Mayor, for one year.Two Councilmeu, lor three years.Two Couucitoen, ior two ywn.Two Council-men, for one year. 'Out AfiMBor, for one year.Ono Collector, for tue year, " " r.'Tfaroo Ccmmlnloncra of Appanla of Taxes,
wbloh be to ooafldeotU tlw^nMt]it»cik ol tee kind over bron8b.(o- baval/uid to wbltb hepartisalarly laVite* tie aiienlion oltaijiei, Alio eftrytblnR ptjmUrandlaafling Io ihe Wyof
Books,: j^-'^iMai^Biwi;^
Choice Segars and Tobaccos, Pipes, Pouches
JOHNoan bo found a j^npletp sfook in every departmon^ uadi as
Dry Goods, Notions, Hosiery, Carpcte.O
v ;•-: v.Rugi^ CIOBJCS and Jersey JackeU.
Large aBsortmsrit of littdiofl',
(MOBJUS AiiD EBS1X DIVBI0N )-pot in Now Jerk lool of UsrcUr 8 l "
BDHMEn AliHAAOBMFNTflOommeneuig ttOHCil JUNE 23J ISM
DOVER TIME TABt-E,TBlQfB jPfrtTI ifV UtTAJtl rUOU Till ' KTAItO
Train* leare Dortr forHtnalaink and Laki' "ton«49Al*(U8 T dtoonft«.49A.l..|(U8v.u Ttwsdkjaaad
in only.) 7:00 p w. For all •tatlona tot at 0 ,« a. K | (L18P. M.TD*»«daja• a o t i l y . ) - - : . , , ' * . - A - v -•• .-:;„: ';!
CouTej»no«i can be pnonred at GermanValley ta and from Scbooley'a Mountain i ~riaaQowto aad from Bndd'aLakb.: Train learing Koakawar at 3..M r i t , connecta loiu>ng Branon. Ooeati Grove. 6ta.
EAHTON CONHECTION-CoDneatloB iia d f t a t & l g B r i X t a i E t r
I, H.OIJUDBKM. G*n. Boot.
DR. A. &. FREEMAN,DENTIST,
Bt«T0,Md invttM a abar* ofta*'
onlyioodHorkatmtidmtB•vlmTibetn "ThefiutUu1
to rarer M uufieial stu of I•cd aoaia of them liDDII
rltncf of awrly »a*tRFafair,lIa»I b Y ' d b t w l
ur«hil,jB.l*aat about honrlURar eitlrt ~ 'ttutlonofU.au
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