Also, Persons Imng at a dlstaaoe,#bo farto drive, who have Morses or MuM&io JSo}-
me piirpbie or goingth h b
7 pp o g gto examine suoli, aad the exohange can-bemadHA^BailEQad-travel,:
two-to three Car loads arrive weeMyyfromCanada, Pennsj/lvania, Iowa, Michigan, Indiana, Keu-1 * t t * "
Pleaty o| Seoond-hand Stook always oniSfffi;" good for servioe in the country^ .In buying stook Personally, and paying
Cash for the same, with my great experienceand acquaintance of the business enablesme to-ha^-e- themtosell cheaper than- moatanyone" else, . ••.•••••
Selling from 2000 id 2500 a year I can-wall afford to sell at small profits; so thatit will pay anyone to "look at my stookbefore purchasing elsewhere.
orlxchanp .BTItEETt
art matta lllllTiiore merr? when their wnlli ore iuing witlrBIJEQANT P10TURES FHAMEDWITH SOME OF OUIl FINE STOOK, WL. UIU illll on tiiu. wurpiitb ngiiiutt tiigli prlosi and
Picture Frames!. CABYEDWOOD,
. ANTIQUE OAlt. • :_*• OomM-ntinH
J O 0 M^_Undertaking and Furniture Warerooms,
JHAINSTHKBTj EIGETSTQWN.
IYKRISARY-
to thank his friendi for their past favors and hopes for
a continuance of the «ame, I have
A Full Ling of Dry Goods,"Margaret." he said, "I wish jou wtisridAS WELL ASt pl»o» of the klndJn-tiifrSWW
mrEDDIKCH W**Mlli«; fawiiWBwilh a i lVV »di, QriUFii UfanatttM, Junad Tnifa/
rcssed of awcct-voiccd, ^ lovely little children,WHICH I WILL, BELpo delights of home, were half so dear to this It was Dot Calmly the could think of tbe ! •rm of 64 Aorea.
*• riilH wortintr wai n?ry nfnmirrt'di'tii- in me,And [milling uponCiirtli cniilil rnilnce me toput tnysrlf in (ubjrcilon t» tlm pimHlhlliiv oftiilcli n falc. You linTe my Inn; friendship,oiy bust wishes for younveiruro, niy alnctrepr»yiT« that you nioy conqm-r in llils flerytriul, but I dnre not RITC you mor«. God onlyknowrhow liurd this in for i»V'lo sny ti> you.
po»nty , in uny oniiiinry trial of life, but Idun n I, fur mint own fit ill H suKe, sny I tnkijiHir liTr, whatever it mny In r i mine Anilno Harn ILI 118 Hpmk i>r this n> m r< '
She held nut tin haml Hi < nn^liL it anili l r m l i n impulsively timard him Ih huldhi I for ml instant O scry
"Margnrt l ," he said, " I t t ; me kiss youonce ' __„ _ _~
' <t(id b l i ' i you, MnrKiircl, whutivir btluniLS of ni< I
(111. d it, froii^tlii: npi n window*Hine the *ofl'&umiin.r air, I In glnd notes of singing bird*.
"Yuii ait us E<«.d as e « r , MargBrer," aald'Ilirrj, fnlnily. ' i n c o m e , but I felt that i f
ly LIOIS lTi«. dark nvir You_cannotni> UDe'cuu kDOW buLlu «IUtmllbtf powirUr TTic (I BLHHC TvhicIT~bear* me tomy Kravc It i, i ihs.nso—a mndncs* wl(bsnme—aniLI have bt i n one of liuxe fated ont*.If 1 roulilauy wiihmipL-rnaturalpower, "itttch*it not when Ural you f(_tl th« accursed thlrit,»r ymi arc loatr Hut who would belleya mtl''Oml unlr knunsl" .
LIIDR and tmulcrly Murgant and*her hot/
Miscellaneous. * ~
She piiaaud Ilirough tliu (rurdi'ii widk Into(lie plrnfnnl pinch, fiml stood a liirinirnl befori; tliu open parlor window, whiiru un oldcentleman resled in un easy nhnlr
" I t l8 j i Uivtly_ni(;lit, t i i thu." BIIL paid,"tun I will tfo | ( I n )y room, I believe. I univery weary to.ni|;ht. Onud-iilKlitl"
will not lH"uniruf, ' pht mini, and her
' ' I '"" V"ii, but I shall
.nd JIMI itnsonn?' In inktil in ii vincilhat t m n h k d dttpile lni ilronK iffoiti, toCOnlrtil it
Sin. looked m hitn qunll> pilylnijlj, andher unxwer IIHIR thioiiKh bin vtry soul.
' ijLLau^i >(M1 would iimke tnj life out. lun£ri.gri-1 Bttiiuji,, fiii_iu_tlu veins to conic, 1
ytnm
And Miuguit t vvf nt /is tiKiiul with IK r slalt -ly etrp to bet rliiinibti dour, Iml OIII i within
iiudjJM^jirriijit-ji.iyl^id 'iiirit \\m
hlr-of- nny—wfiman tntul -enough—trher hjuipiiu-SB—her fulff----lo your keen.
u.life of buch minery thai the gmvu wouldme refu^u.
You love me, nut! yet you enn sny this lo
"I L'f'ultLnoLhuve li>ved.y_mi_lj!id Ldrcnuicdof-ihiit litfore,—As-I-snyy-l will not be n'iln»LI bcliovi in jou win 11> I ihought jDu tin,
"iJiilj uiu I hi d Lvir kimnu who hud touchLdmy heait, who could iiwaken in me tliu love «woui:ut. given hist ouee lu hir life. I-yieldedmyself ghidly lo ibe knowledge of [|n» feeling,for 1 could not iiilHlsko your niunner, yourfeclingR towurd me. I saw my influence overyou with none of the triumph of a enqueue,you wull know, but with the qnlel happinessof a woman who lovea truly, entirely, herself.But for the lute knowledge Mint the fainl cup,which bus ruiiiciI'lhonnitiiilB, mid icim of tliou.fiands, is not stniugeilo your ltpa, my heurtwould be wholly yours "
"Bui, Murgiirel, your influence tins eochpower o?cr me; undvr.il, wliul eun I 110I eonqncri1 BILI^IU W LII your lu\.e^ v.1) ii ™ ' l u j ,ms "•^•V^ff " - - " ^ *
Thu beautiful lips-lost Iheir firmness or expriBPlfll), and quivcrhd tt ltll^sLIun^ly (.ipic">,a-ed- feeling; ~
'I have no fiiilb in my power," nhc unidsiiTTIy. "God, nuly knows liow intensely Ipily yon, hu( I should go mud if I were forcedto pity my husband. 1 must esteem nnd res-pect as well .as lovis the man to whom I Rivecontrol of till my future "
"Is there no hope fur mo?"- he pasalonutelv
you deny me all trlul—that you refuse to be-lieve for you I could conquer, would conquer,i»lI Iliiit stuud. between .iiiu_aiid.i..my-dcnrviihopes of enrthly hnppineas? Murjjuret I Murgaret! no liiiman_crqnlure but yourself cunsave me. If you refuse lo llnlen—to believe1 care not what gulf bears me to oblivioi* "
"I -dare not listen to you,'1 and great teamrolled down her cheeks. "I dure not luke
^IWin^inyjHilt^uijh - r a m - aa-liMnt-iiiir- enf tlily-fatea, and feel in my hcait how .entirely weshall yet be separated iu ull true union. IIIIUBI any lo you J have no faith injhc deadlyiufatuution of one who indulgca in the appe-tite for strong drink."
"You condemn 1110, then, to ruin?""I condemn you to mini God forbid!
Harry Norton, it all remains witlj yourself.I cannot conceal from you lhat I tliiuk youhave a hard battle before you in life. Toconquer Hull appetite—to determ.ino_that_y_fiu_will not yield, and to abstain from all thattends to tempt, to awaken deelres for atitliulanis, no Dialler how weary, how worn youlire with U10 alrugglo—demands the strongestwill, the greatest aelt>«acriflcc, the prayerful
: Christinn life A^e you Capable ofnil this? If you doubl yourself at all, IrTmer-cy never tempt a woman to share a drunkard'slift.—to behold hcraelf the mother of childrenwho will never Know the beauty, holiness,protection of home
"You think I txnggeratc your faults Youdo not knew all that is burned a* with tbestamp of flro upon my memory, Tho year*roil buck, and I see a young, trusting, credu-lous girl, who knew neither herself nor herjieedaJn life, wedded to a man whnnw parthly 4mppy-^wlf6-aBd-motbi:r. — —prospects seemed fairer than those of moatmen, ..But luis.glrJ, 10. Innocent, lovely andtcuBi|og, learned soon—ah, too soon—that herwhole life was sacrificed to one whose taste1
for the accursed stimulants of liquor far e i -
"This girl, alwaya mature In mind, and farfa'u luporlor In natureyleft no means unified
bhe WM Tery ilfracHre la ro»o-nei, coaversatloD and parson, and all her attracllona were put in force to tare him. Sheconcealed his bablt of inteinperapce~foi ycatmTBhe_ kepi llit_fttultj_to _heraelf. _8hs_ntvorbiulticd-iiUgbl-agaiDit him, Hue upheld lituTitrengthened him, oouruKlledhin), If wo-mBp'« Influence could h»T6 laved him, be
IIow BIIB hull loved this man 1 And herwhole frame shook with the sobs nhe ilnrednot VRnt Joudly, nnil the lenrs runhed downthe proud, beiiiltlfnl fuce. MusislicT lliuHciin-deuin him, and wns there no hope fur him?
lie WHS 11 student of medicine, sludying oflate vmh lifT-fnthrr, nnd nn fiirji r njii iimlint
Imd LumL-iuton bright
HILl l l f a n t I h i s g l i l u s
quT?ii,~irrnvL Tuur ("luiu
her usual lifeUi» ttiBtes bnrinonizi.d with her own, and
she liuil given him her heart enlirely'1'hrn, one day, she karncd Unit the falal
balilt of miniulutinK—his—encri-'ieH—when t itliuiiiUiI by uliidyTir fiiliglTe hiid In LIIIIIL a nexi -i-klL to hull, mid UH'-tnh'TVH'W-wi- bnTL Jirelrelated WHS the -ileciiion at -wliicli she had ar-
Klie was n girl of no ordinary ehnraeler.Her clenr, good m:nsr, with HIM imimalcknowledge of her friend'u life, Inughi her lodoubt Hie influence she could wield nguiuBlIhn triumphal Jnegernaut, whose victims cannever be numbered.
Hurry Norton, loft the village for the dis-tractions of a life, in a grent city. Now andIhcn news came of him Its 11 clover, successfulpractitioner, accompanied wilh iluutitfiil stir,inisea us to certain changes in his luibllfl oflife—vnguo speeches, meaning, perhaps-, muchor lillfeif^jri'iiri l'» life-.", - "^ajnjg^O" r Tather, yielding 10 the infirmities of old age, de-manded her cure snd ulleutloii.
i 'u haps elosi^iitiiLrv! rn inlghl ikjn t a simile,of s*fidnesB now and then in IhoEe clear, gray.lyea, I111;. she wm not onu-ut—I-IIIIIflokly fur their own pUnsuri, and 111 one inthe villngi vrns own rrlitd iipnii in sorrow uririinbk- noli KlutI sympathizer than slic
A \»unn 11< rfjyinan who stltlul in the par-ish wtis s<nm obsirvunl of this BtrmiK, Bttf ruhunt iiniiiri — ibid tmder daii(;lucr and kind
-Ufa cttHeo—p
TfTcmP'SlurgnrLl wiis not douiiiiino Uvc ii soUT TiujrtTHary life. Bhe found much to esteem in Mr,Eldon, nnd lit hist much to mid ouebright HpnnK morning she tlnod with dim. atthe village altar as his bride. _
(.•iveti 10 her, und opim'tng it she found a wed-ding gift—11 brooch formed of a large purepearl, finely set, and a letter.
The letter waa as follows;
u.ro- : p t T * lothers W i n y memory, and I beg you to ac-cept this symbol of yoUrnelf na a Rift from nnold. friend. Yon wem right, Margaret—nomiin~-knowlng htniuelf n -g1«WTo~~nireinpur-um:t, should ever tempt a woman to slntre itscurse. What can I write you or my lifl-r Onlythat there aru limes when 1 am mad—whenno renKou remains to me —and tnen I comeout of this valley of death, nnd I sec you,strong, pure, BO far away from inc. Yourwords come buck to me, nud I know you wereright when you nlieae to WHlk npart from oneBO unworthy. Do not believe that I do notstruggle, hut a power Birnngi-r limn I cuillmhLme. I can rejoice io your happiuess, and Iknow that^ waa once blemcd with your lov«—-
Tlml my IFtie aeff wa» once deaT'lo you,i d d t BtJty y t
purity, rectitude, were dcarur to you limnauiilit else, and ho who failed of these couldnot hold possession of your heart. Thnt one,woriiiy"tD~be yonr~giiiile, yoqrrsrair througirlife ban won you, awakens "no sclBsli"feelingi h i L h l d a h L j can=Lda-te.yjoicc In your happiness.
Happy bride though .ahe was, tears flilcdher eyes. Bhe pjtted him very tfnderly, andpitied him all the more because of~her ownhappinest.
The years rolled quietly on with her; chil-dreb were given to her love and care. In>lhepleasant village bomu where her childish dayiwere passed she lived the contented life of a
It was toward the close of a bright Hammerday that Mr. Eldon came slowly up the gardenwalk, and Margaret, hastening with tenderwelcome to great him, saw at once, from hi*face, that he bore unwonted newt.
^ear.-attar jenr-pnttctl-ouj-mldiae-io- ^B.mn with um to WBTraylfis tunn wholviiKeTuis iatil issie aaaillooal strength. J o ca- to bid you farewell. You have not forgotten
strings of her bonnet; tear*•aod obu loaned heai
filled her eyes,ara-of her bin.
band a* bo related lo her We story or bit imn-trjooa to the bouse where Barry NortOD, feel-ing bis days were numbered, hadcotas ^p bid
la golden HgbL They eutared the chmnber oftbe dying nun. The tame toldeo atmcuphera
imiui miKm wiui him, listened pityingly t ^his accciiml of lln> slrugijles he had made so-"usi iLisly aguinBt v+1iat h<- b^fiuvcfl to be IV1
iiiadui •.•<, nnd Bootbcd HUII comforted by them.In pnsHid q u l a l j , rimciieilly—nay, tlmnk-fulb, into 'he iithcr lire, thr "great beyond " '
Tin; viRrurs OF EGOS.fur those whii know how to utilli;qr
'lr« aullu ciipubie of being turned into thatinelnl, nlicn tliey nre retQiliibro all ttiayvm1
t , ot aomethirignot much Bhorl of a penny apiecc7'"WIflTe<ltBB— -eggs of diicka will bring a-Mtli more rerridnar^•iiive price. Eggs area metil in tiicmBelvc*.Every known element necessary to the sup-port of innn Is contained-within the«mit«ofc-un egg shell, in tho bent proportion* and Id'tho most palatable form. Philn boiled,
ery nlllnn'ilmt it la easy to dress them in mars'tlwi 500 difTt.ri.ut ways, each mctluid.nnt ouljf
l l J ) ) ^ Mllllnrv In Hw h)eheat fj g j
in some guise. It ia nutriment in the moMportuble form mid in thu most Concentratedlslinpe. Whole tuitions of nmnklnd rarely;.,touch any other nulmaVfood/ Kings cat them1
plain as re.idily us do the humble tradcsnltril-ARer I he victory of Muhldorf, when the Kais-
nnntTrnPin*. wlrrr hlJ^ a i i m , J ic di'tirmlned^Qii^_piecfl Q ( -ry—"0110 egg lo every man*; and two to
m ri tlinn (lsh—for it 11 watery diet—eggs «r«tin- sr-liylar's fare 'Ihcy contain pho«pboruB,.which la brain food, and sulphur, whichpcifnrms a vaiRly or runctibns in the cconojin) ^-ricHtrpyjiif thL bet of "nutriment for"childtcn, for inra rompnet form, they coni-
CVPryrtiTliff lhKt is iiecessafy~ for thu1-rowlli of the youthful frumi! Eggs nre,howtnr, not only food Ihey ur« mcUirlnotiloo Thu whilu In Uiu most efficacious 0*rciHcdiis for htirnc, and the oil extracted" fftimHie yolk IB regarded by the Uussmns as nu al-
mioat miraculous BIIITC for cuts, brutsei andscratches A raw ££«, if Bwallowed' in- tftttowill iffictually detach n fishbone fastctaea1 lathu throat, And the whiteof two eggs will ren-der iho deadly cnrrnsive Bubllmato an harmleta'as u dose of cnlomsl. They etrepgt|ieo tntffoiiaumplive, Invigorate the feeble, and r«u-dfr tin-most euncc-puble ull but prooNagalnstjaundice in its more mallgnhut phase They,din also be drunk in the jihspo of that "Pen'Orp" which j. ^^HSItHcul eff-Srla
modi rn fltalcsmsn Tho merits of eggs do- nr-3
use jiiurc than aO.000^000 a year^and Ihc Alsutiuns eonanme fully 88,000,OOO in
rinting and ffi>r dre»alii^~I ketiftlief
used in milking the finest of French ItirJclOTtiB.Finally, not to menliou varionn othor employ-inents for eggs in ihe arts, they may, of course,almost without IFOUIIIW on the farmer's pttrtbe converted Into fowls, which, in ttny shttpc,are profltublo to the Belief am* welcome to tho
Even egg~sTiaTBaFe~Vai0uMerT5r*I=lopath and liomoi ipath alike agree In regard-ingjbem in lhej)iireB^or cnrbonideof lime.—tendon /Standard.
A railroad official who believes that not one!person in B hundred who travels understSudshow the pressure of air Is used to npptj thebrakes to 11 train, thus enlightens tbe public
l bJ 5riportir "When the nlr brake was first W-venietl, the air was turned into the cylindertinder each car when Hit. car waa to be stop-ped, andthe pressure was exerted to force thebrnkei up agalust the wheels. But at t-b»present day the brakes are held against the-Wheels by sptings, and tbo air is turned Intotho cylinders lo puslr the brakes away fromthe wheels as long as the Iraln te lo wofton.When it Is desired to etop the tram* tbe *tr ls>letjuiL-jindJJieji the "pringB apply thw trfilkctand Btop the train. This last method atilr priatsure Bus great tuiyaame^a-Cnct tbe oM
way on the score of safety Whenever an ac-cident hnppeo* to a train, one or tho flrst ef-fi.rts it In apt tfi lmv» ia in rnptnrp thf sirj)ipeleading from the eTiglno te the cflioders nndefrthe care, nnd that nf itself stopsjhe train in-Mantly. It U very important for overybody"to understand this matter, because a chHd fiveyeara_Qld_can-atop-a-tr»ln m tliirty seconds:fr"m any car In tbe train iTbeTsimply under-standa how. Ytiu will see, If you look for 1cthat there 1* a sort of rope projecting from thetoilet room of ercry car. That connect* withtbe air pipe* under the train. If you catch,hold of It and give It a. little jerk it will Btop-ttie whole train."
To th« Port Worth (Teias) Gazette "» wo-man wrote some month* ago, as follow*, an*her statistics art *o well calculated ththey will bear reprinting oncd a roooth:"
. . ftlond, y .u .ay ycu tlongeo lor tufl Tree. Independent HfBfarmer, but have never bee* able to (e lenough_oiL.moDBy_tagether to-buy • farm.But that la just where you sire mistakes. Fbf
Ears you Iftve B5en arlDklng • goodImproved farm at tbe rate of 100 aquMs feet •
land cdnfBSi 43.SW T*«L«48 56 par acre, you'will I S u b i lmill per *qo*r« loot and l«.n>,torfeet. Now, pout, down the; n»-hmglne-yoti-aro-^iiHitidV-'^
_ ,_!*
large 1
ohtslown Gazette.• t the P»«t Office »t HlgtMlon, >
MOHTHB.1 » * 1 S S » II
DUB *» H I IM JOO SW 460 ODO »I0.• «£•* I * 1 N IM l i t 600 TOO 1000 IT.
" 1 78 1 T* * M 4 SO • W> * 00 ]« 00 13.UOOl. II ISO 6»S TOO t (0 II 80 1« » S» 00 S3.Uoo l . *«0 »OO 10.M II »0 1l HO MOO »T BO DO.»ol. 10 90 Ii 00 H O S3 00 3* 00 11 00 Bl 00 100.
~ ~Hatl«M lalaon I oojtfmui i l I M U »lta
THO8 B
HlghtjtowD, H J
HIGKTSTOWN. IAN. 26th, 1888.
eot Gerfleld were on Mondny plnccdl.nlhecentring rtttll »t Lake View Cemetery,1cm. land, O.,_wll^lbo«e o( her iltetlDgulsbed
•on.
DUTIII Whiimer, ssiil to be tlie lael one ofhe Ihrmi witnesses to Iho truth ofthc Book of
Mormon, is lying ID S dying condition «t hisome, ID Richmond, Mo. Ilo Is OTer 83 years
ill), and hia Deter believed in polygamy.
ve Oimmlltco of tho New Jcr-—*ry Blalc Pr«liJMli"n pnrly i
Frl(l«y. ~~Of. J. B araw p
ion on Pebrunry 38ih. Tho twain, uf-icprtspntmlnn wn^nxrri »t one delcsnto fur eTiry 25T«tcB final Hi the Gibcrontnrlu! election. TheWomen's Christlnn Ttmpiirnnce Union- wnBInvited to send delCKstcB to the convention.
— .—» -t*^m**- 'Tliu flflncnlli unnwil meeting of the N«w
i, , . n . , H I . , I . Ti,i.i,l ,,t Anrlrnllnrft will 111;
Mum Coffin, who«e father resides nt Cincin-nati, hm been put under under a mild restraintit New York, at her condiict"liso recently been
cwhjt erratic She carried « re»oWer, nndbrcntenerj lo ulioot Kyrlc Bcllew, tlie actor
Mrs Fred Tomlor who liccnme Inaaao atUnry, Dnk . over ilii mippo«("d fale nf i r r l w ohoyn viholind lieon report!Urinal In4h<!blt7
hcld nt tho Blnte House, Trenton, February1st, 2'I and 81. Tho principal uddreBa will be-delivered by Hon. Edward Burnett, membernf Congress from Massachusetts. Dr. W. KNewtnn, Stiile D-iiry Commissioner, will lciiilthe discussion on the law reKiilntint: the Baleof milk, which, It is Bald, will be the most Impnitnnl before •tho meeting.
Over 100 wiinesies tr»ve been mifipcbnneil toir" bofi're "llir graml Jury o f TUiinmim'Ti
county. Thoy nro ('ipeclnil to tell nil theyknown ttbout the vast number o! disorderlyhmnies that Clint oo Iho shnru slilo...nf I hi;
ton public sentiment bus btcn runninghigh against llio Htithorities. for allowing inmi>iiy~pest"hnlrg-tn erist-for the «ln--llermij-flicriminals. Prosecutor Knight, to clear hlitikirts of Inxityiu-prosei'titinit the laws, tin
opportunity In tell Iho gnind Jury where theaij|tjW ffrngtpjrlcH ~tnr(riind'frfro~ttrp*"thG prnpn
Jorfl
Another dilzzurd struck Teiaa riu Salurdntilght. Ri'pnrtB of the dlsilslrouv efTcot otlmt unprcccdinti tl cold-spell ••of-hist weeenntinue lo arrive from distant sections. Il Icsttiimicd that fully 20,000 sheep perished iThe c'>nnt!<'S of Lainpnsns, Brown, Hamilton
, nilColonel Ulmrlefl Covlngton, v
Uoryt'll county, lo-.| 800 hr-airfif one Out It
l i l t rurrnh !• imry Jiiran nnil thn tlinrp urir I
ITKSIS OF
ZEh£_rfma]Daj>r the mother of thr ivePMh r
THE PENNSYLVANIA RAILROADCOMPANY'S FLORIDA TOURS.
No opportunity or -naSTngtlleliglitruI tripto the Bmilh bus ever prcsentet' itself In soattraclivo n «}iapo »» tn»t which tho Pennsyl-TanlFTlSnron'd CoiiopanT'a pe'rabrislly con"-"ducted pleasure toura to Florida offer to Ihopeople of this section. Tho lours havo bcun«rr«nged by Iho Tourist Bureau of the Pas-senger Department. And will bo conductedunder the personal supervision of lliu TouristAgent and Chaperon, _
A special train of Pullman PaTaeo SlepplnpCnra will convey the parly through to Jur-.kBdtivillc on the rnalest sckuilulc ever mailft ona similar occasion. The train will lenve N«wYork on the mornlngs-of .tahyary 2fltii nndF(jbtus,vy,8tli, I'liiliidelphin nboiit noon, iihtlarrlvn in Jncksoiiylllo for supper the mxlevetiin!?, HUtppinu —f»r ideals at convt nli nt
DT8PEPBIA AND UVER"coMPLAraf." ""fl?'Is it not worth the small price of 75 cents to
free yourself of cvorr symptom of-those dis-tressiDg complaints, if you think so call »t ourstoro nnd get a bottle of Bhiiob's Vlttlizer,Every bottle but a printed guarantee on It, useec«rdinglyy(ind-if"tt-do«» YOU no-good If will;
n you nolhing. Sold, by Cunningham.
J[EELER BROS.,MERCHANT MILLERS,
— wim t^ttr tBiny~rptf5b« a
HAPPY NEW TfEARand ml irho havo n«T0r U80d oar floflr
MAKE NEW TEAK 1888 HAPPY i> unlnfc In your ramlllo« our )>rlmo a
laolurcd eiprejlly by tlm
MODEL HOLLERFOB OTIIt THADE
Ruling himself to bo Frank liriiden, of I ren-nn, hns for the last ibreo nr four dny* born
victlmlng the biislnrM men of .Ttrscy Cllv byBelling them bogus concert licketB. He wns
rcBlcil Sntnrday.It ban just bi en discnvcred Hint tlie-Jnifits-in
the floor of Ihe court rni>m at Mount Holly arctery iiinoh decnyi-d. nnil Imblr to give wny Ifsubjickd to >i Injivy filruin ^Thc allcnlinn of''if H"linl "f Fr'^'linlfliTa linn lire" nn|lljl| tpthe innitiT.
For ri week ciperimerita have been made ntthe Mural Di-tiirntlon Works, In Nrw Bruns-
rlt, with a view towiird liealinK the boikrwilh burning nil: The use of ciiiil will prob-nbly be done away with, us Ihc oil method ie-suits )n D 20 L'fr cent savuig_ „ ^
A little child of Nnlhnn Ingram, or Wrights-villef_ wns stiJTocnted on Satiirdny by Bnmke,rniiBr;i In n tin.llifr fi vnnra old, nlnvllig withthe (Ire. The mother WHO absent nt ibo time,aiwU>»4nMv-«<ti>«i sJMi-fijiuilUMtfjjtiikUleiul Intliu crndle.
—Mil." 'Vietor- DiThtiTiTn—wnn-nttnckrri—-wit-h-lieiirt disease on Biiturdiiy ninbl on a street InNew Brunswick and died In live minutes.Shu wan"the mother of"Professor KimlinllDiiqhnin, well known ai musical diiector ofhotel concerts at Anbury Purls during Hummermonths. Tho Inily was GO yeiiru of ago am:lmrf-hnnn thn nTni^Trrr-nf-|\yeiity.-oi)eSBTCU of W hQIU_UISLJ)"Vf living,
A suit hivolviiiK the rl(ibt of ownership to
rttuia jvirr
ncliioV rut nli m mult, sTi i p m ^ rur IU ( o m m o
Inllons IPMIIR mill ri-tiirnlnp, unil nnr rln) i
honid at the U n t i l L i e n t t , Jm I c o n v i l l i , tv 111
[illow ft Pin) of a^ont (wo wi (.KH in I ho fl iw( I y
Slntr Tin rule finm N n v Y. rk ii $ 1 7 00,
nnil from I'hilmli Iplnn nnil nil points oiiHth
t l i in-of "JTiOO l i c k d n nt rirt i°p«ni l i i i ( ; l \
w rnitH will be 410I1I from nil prtiw ipul Fin
Mia o n l i n e i e i m ^ y I v i i n i n l l t i l l r n i t i l H y n i i I D
This la not only by fur Ihe clwnpeM, bnl'iiith(; canii! lime the mini, deuiniblf, Soulbeintour ever prest'ined. Tlie dules, loo, lire welllimi'd, a« they .cover lliu choli;i'»l |)orli"ii ofthe Florlihi seiiBon. which hns nn » gruiit nltrnction Ibii winter the Hiib-Trnpii'iil Exposllion nl Jueksniiville anil thr npentui; of thi'
^nillcont new hotels at Si. AIIIMI>IUIO. Tin* IliOltof Ibe liclcet*1 permitfl of tin extend-
ed inp tliriiilBimil1 W l t rNuiiies may In; rei?istereil nnw for either
dale by culling nt the licliel neencics of tincompany.
.An ii'Hiipfly mi Hie body-of Billy Dempsey
wliodi i i l while i ii^ igcil lu » im/e (l^ht will
-'•Hwipei, (he newnl»'iv, «»r'y on SnnrUy
inoriiliu: (it New York, showed Unit all ti
or^iin^ were in ntii'ninl cundiUon..iitut lliu
T i i - i n n a i ' v w i m a - i M i i r i ' i i l I v 111 D l ' l f e c t l i i ' n l l l i
Tin C i i u n i i a>\ij iliiK tin <ILMII nun tin
5iilT. of ftlinik, (iiti^nl t*y ( t u i t i o n , ui u l)K]
or liolli
SIIILOIl S < ONsUMTlION ( t HE
' I h i i i t In > n n d i | i( " i n n t i n - m u s t i i i ( t i v . f r( J u i i C h M i u l i i m i " I lirivi . vi r H ti l l II f e w i l o Ii i i v i i i llll>l> f i i n t i n - v i m I I I M I o f C m j l
(^1 m p n n i l I i i**ot lilll** - W h i l e i lH W I I I I I I I F I I
H O I ( ( J 4 i n l l i ( M i n o f C m s i i m p l n m i ^ u i M ' n ]
u p m i l l I ill Hit l n M n i y <>t n i f l u I ii S i t ull*. Mi HI r l i v r o v i i> H I n n In i n ci 1 I I _ I M _ M „ ! ! i r I I
- I ftiy it I'm i 11) i nli ill ii nl < nnd -?! 00 fl
< • ' " - • I ' ' ' • " ' • ' • '
fin- T H E I.F.ADEB. Klectr lo P r o f t n a ,. hlK tins tho juniWlott nor ceDt~i)r~ftIarnh anil thenrKOKt par cunt ot (fluton ever uttallifni In thounnuructiiru of HoarAll our flour In mmlo from floteotfitl wheat and
TRENTON, Thursday Deo. 15lh.
HAS. KEELER,IllUhtstown, N, J.
W.H. KEEIiER,MlirordMllIi
NOW.OLD Crrais, OUR TIME HONORED
FRIEND, has agairi ^Sailed upon u£,and will remain till Dec. 25th,and right royally-will he enter-tain his callers and distribute hisfavors.
WHAT A PISPLAY, WHAT A VARIE-
TY. Where does it begin ?Where does it end ? Are you
what will -bethe-JtouigT old
or middle aged, and what willthe cost be 1 HUNDREDS OF HINTS
AND fiUOGESTioNB, all in a conveni-ent shape to be examined.SCORES OK WILLING SALES PEOPLE TO
and To-morrow, and at AllTimes, you, will find, my
store filled with
1847 Rogers Bros' Best Make, 1847
LARGEST STOCK IN TOWN !
.EVERYTHING FOE
B Him OTII.TIUY
'O YOU, AND All)
YOU IN SELECTIONS. Make your-selves at home among us. Aholiday greeting aud a HEARTY
W£LCOME TO ONE AND ALL.
PLUSH GOODS.ToiLe.LSets,_CiiflL_aud_.Collar
Boxes, (5 love - ~ Boxes,—Jcwelf y~Caskets, Albums, Whisk BroomHolders, Clock?, and Plush Goorlain every conceivable shape andstyle;—To see ju' t at •what a-high point of elegance plush nrti-cleh have reached visit our great
RESENTS.
Diamonds, WATCHES, Clocks,
CLOSIKG .DJJT BUSINESS !
USTo. 18 ISTorth. Grreene Street.
IN ALL EXCEPT
STERLINGS,
TRENTON, N. J. .
The Great Dry Goods Store!
They present for inspection to the trade only a few among the de-•hinibI«»"Novv Oooda coining in «very day. ~.A provision made for-«U.-
.s, Cwspadoregj and brassl ittto —every- davice_ilt6
adies' Mourning Goods,where all can be .suited in Dr,ip de Olma, Silk and Wool Henrietta,
Fienoli CTITI, Camel's IlaTrretc. — - ~™
iiiind can conceive.
it's' Babit Suitings, Tailoi^Suitings,in Plaids, Stripes and Plahr, with Braid and Gimp Trimmings
to match san.e—very fashionable.
Ladifcfe*~Sa%k-5lgf==hjf'"flri^f-—"^ wool, HO in.—50 cents.'
lack Kilks.|n soparolc fl ickS: Till) othcrH .'unuiilll. thalielrer ori1icwnoiifl,: bnt this pnrticulnr floclflume np nRftr (he linnsn nt sundown nndiinwn In l.hi] drizzling rnln. N ix t morniii|(J'iloni'1 0'ivlngl(Trnsrneliiil«irio~Biili LIIIB flmili.
_JVlien lis eciittirnl milt on the tr»?i-n cmUitn his Rurpriso none of the iliei'p nrosc, and ncXiinilnutlon rcvonl^d that every one of IIIlnr)»o flock wns frozen alitT. Their wooclinginfr to the ieti hud prevented their r.ininwliBt) the siuMcu clmnjji-1 of tcmpeiucame.
I)
MAXwrxL DOOMED*11 n or twulvi' t\^ i toim woro rendi red
the Siiprmic Court of the Uuiled hliilca onMonthly, lint none of them wcio of g< nernl intcrtst enci'pl Hurt In the ciise of HII^'I MBrookA, 11 tins W II Mlixwill, against theSlato of Mldiomi Thin is tin lumouB Muxwell—Pieller uiunli r ense Brook", or Mnx-^c|Knttt"p*hw ^Z . -^^Z^3HEI^^ow in pnion in-tfnriniV of St Tjoiila under at'iitmce of dpalhfor the mtirdtr of V Arthur Vreilcr in Apill,
'ca^e"w1a¥ brought to ihie^conri up:>upr«mn ^o»i4r of:on..4i. wrlL . t i L e i r p
Altssouri, and Ihe decision hero is upon a mfrHon.. niuda by the Attorn*»y Generiil o[ tliiirStnte to dbmiss for wunt of jurisdiction,Tills Court Is uunlili!, after » direful einmiunlinn of tho record, to llnd llmt the plaintiff inerror htia been di-priveil of any right,1 privili'ijeor amlTy £nmird to him by the Constitutionof tlie United Stales, nud the motion to dia
--imga fur—aianl^ul~j!lrJadjclK)n__ls_tberetnrwyrutited. .The decision wna announced by
- Chief Jueilc(!"\V"ii1ti', nud Its ifteel liTIo lifBfiullio sentence of deulh pronounced by the SlulcCmiit.
property worlh'>>CTrr'83;rjrj9*000 ill iliL'-licnrof JS'"w|trli will lip bniiight by the In irsof VimUiinc Rivtrnon and Richnrd lliiLkbt.0 ngnlnrlthe tiustcLnof the F u l l I*ilaliyltiinn Uliilrih,ttlin wi n Ihc trnilifii 11111!• r the jjmnt to itmrc tilt iiqc df ceitiun Iiu)d3 whielLthey^ cluinImve-lipctr-tJiTcrlfd fmnt—ttic -p«rpo^-fmwhleli tiny wi ro uriinti'd, 1U 10u4, lo thelowrof NiwniU by ihc EIIBI Jirmy piopiH-lors'I hi. him] In quention la WiahluKlnn Farlt, Iheold bniying giouiul, and « Iriun^nlur piecenenr the Codrt Huu«c
CulonLlJulii) J Tuffiy, who him just littnrt (Icctptl slate treamirt-r, him lind IIIH liontl intaUO,000-.iKniil by RiLliird.Sip, William VTulTiy, Dnnltl I'ulliy, G D Vim Ileypen,'milk W Mltpliill. r .U i l l inl l iy , Alfi(-dIintngf, andJolin M aiiaiinon
The iiiqm'Bt in Hie Ilinnlllon tnnrdi-r rnneI Long Binned w is conclntli il on Fridny midliu jury found PIIIM Dowbni; Riiiliy, nndllnndfocd I'ntli'r. Mi« Ui^hnr E l);craan,I ma "Dunk," nnd Albert ThompHon ncci «-orlrs to Hit crime Pult' i Wft1) lnki.ii lo tinflUrtty ]nll. • — " — J — —•
Anntrrcr-niitbrcnlt of Imp rliiilcrn-ln tlih
Inle 11 f> an il, n nimibt'i ol CIIILB having bei n
Shil')li''« f'.uliiglinni,'
BoM hy D. H. CurT S. ROGERS,
IN I\TUY cvsnt4r—[ trt
TKUK. TO UI8 TRUST.Four inaBked men, all henvjly armed, eh.
tered the CitizL-n's Bunk, at KLUuei-tone, I. T ,Hulurduy, nnd presuiuitig a pistol at the bead
tln»l be slioutil turn over the cash on bundWhile pielunding lu comply, Iti-yooldo uliiuimtd the iloor of~~the i?uTe iind'tiiriied"ihc";lockHe w»a ut once laid out by a bullet from thepistol of one ot the (1< spcrndnes which struckMm above thu heart; killing bitn iDstumlyTtie bank was then ranBiickcd, And all thumoney in tbe cash-d.rawer, aome $3)800, wti:iuken. An nllempt WHS umde to open theaafi;, but in this the robbers were foiled.
Aa t|w ffinnil nf pialnl flhl'tfl WHS Ifi1*1^ go?e>i|l-pe»pleascertain tlie cuiiso of lbe_tronble. They wereHrt-d upon .by Ibrea of .the men who were ongunrd, and reiiintid to gtt arioj! l u a fe_winlmilrrtiT(rttririmma-«tnu»6d, and twenty:otbiity xrmed men Immtd tnworda the bank.
f' rOtOlrrft Wf'r«* jiiHl. mfnintjnjf ItnMr horRftfl
hot fire started, in -which onu1 of thre, Tlninini Evans, was killed outright,•hot.eevcrul.iimea lu th~e head and body,
-a—rfliiclimwn IH
i purled rtcinlly
Alunnikr Dick wii« coiiimilti tl to the Cum-in i onnly jnll fm contempt by Juil^i- [IIIRII;,n Fridny, h« hnvini; rufiiSLd to pay S3 a weikowaul lna aged innllii r'« support
A numbci of Ni-w J L « L > farmers have rc-•mtly liLCii anindliil by shnrpirn, who noliclt
<ioon liLMji,!— t )—A l i ' i n l f t n l t
(•imlliHMin^il, T r o l l . , wri lcn Iliul hi1 \vn^-Hourly ntlllt li»il-v\ .Ili.it-Hv.cni i ,U\ IUitL-tf lU^o n h i s l u o v P : h'nl tr ied o u i n y rrini'ilieH w i l lo u t l iMicll l . l i e i n g I n d u c e d 1" try D r . Iviii'iJMcw I ) i?e ' ivery fnr Coi iMiinpl inri , i ln ! .4o mi;-,-;i? ' i i t i r e l y c u r e d l y unc nf a fiiw Iwitili."S l o c o w n i c ' 1 I'lK"1 liq hud u s e d i l in b i s fmnl li o r i i l l 'CiiuxliS i ^ ' 1 < ; i l | i-l3 w i l h I v s t n - su l t iT h i n m tin; 1-xpcrli.iica i.r i l ioi innnda w h o slivcft h'/i'vn h e e i r m . v e ' l liv th|<i \' , 'ondP!'r i i l !)!•).c o v i r V - 'Fi in I lujllli'fl free utU n i l j M i i i e Lni ; i> l i u i l l m - y l
N. .r,,
^OG-IIAP-IIEU&TYPIOVVH-ITEK.AM work im out* d fltlli noutnoBi nmt d l ri \
strlr.LU ounltiKintlnl _I(.run inodimU (Jujiy_ J j i a Uinn.v 1)0 IMtut tlioUAZKTTt ofllco 1 11-Im 7
W vRE.
Hand Ba&ketw, WorkBaskets, l nncTT
LTTGHTKTOWN SEMINARY,HIO-H1STOWN, N T ,
T n niJDLONO, A. M , PnncipM.
IllIJ(L) I L m i HB.UINH JANTTARY 21TH.
Sond for Cattlo^ufj
pledges (nol-to drahoy non-game birds-forheir plumage,) which iiflerwulds turned upispromlwriry notes. The society offers a re-ivard of SjfSQO fur avideuci; IciiUtiiB to-n-caimi^ion of persons unlawfully using tho pledges.
Two farmers living" nenr Little Rock, Ark,,named linker find Hilt, became engnged In uquurrel on Tluirsdiiy while dividing their laud"tact w I U I ^Wmmra^ag^gt^«fffiioli»wfa<niiboul to be mnrricd, and, coming to tilown,slabbed ea.chullier. Bidter died, and il h nutthiMighl lhat [lilt can recover.
A bob »kd, on wbieliii party of half a dozenyoung men were coasting In Pittsburg, struck
carriage on Forbes street, on Thursdnynight, upscUiug His vehicle and diingt-rouslyInjuring George Joni-fl, tho cilorrd driver.The occupants of the sled were more or 14sahurl, William Doulx probably fiitully,
HIL' boaidini; house ami Mloow of Nelsnn"
tlown.I n the Oghl four ciiin'ns were wounded bui
«ot fbtally, Lwo receiving shots through Hiertiis »ii<|, Jwn rtlierfl tielng aligbtly wouudeIn »tre teg*. Tbe-Umce «ur»iwng robbei* tltenrode sway with Hit; lmutv captured. A potieof purippi:* wa» Boon on tbe trill, riding rap-idly In, tlie dirrcllnn uf Atokft. • After nbootan hour's liKrd[iunuil the robbers wercaur-joondfd, ^capiured snd taken back to Lime-
1. .Lyjiuh-^finrttUled on to
Uirunby, InTuwer, nlnely mll'» norih oflulh, Alinniinln, will burned on Fnilny ninhtMnny o( Hit-|niiinlt-9 Juin^ed fioni Ihe upper
-niorlei. nudfiiiirttcn pprlnlitd in-Hie flntnmThe only ones nhnie names wTic kiiWinn nnRobirt Wliilf'inl, Willlnm Iljrne^, MlchnelTmmrnmTri3irn1ft-O*erjTmctl The mcreiirwas GO below, nnd nolhin^ could be donu toemineinah tbe flmin:-) _
It wm stated on Tlmrsd y that a manimmeii 8mulz, Hie inventor of—n wwhich It is clalniid will revolutionize lirecigar manufacturing industry, trnn&firroti inNew York » linlf luterest in the tAveution for$60,000 The machine is <mid lo be so simpleHint n ulrl terTycars old cnn~be~tn«ghl in anhour to run It. It will cut Iho wrapper, fill,roll and finish tin- ctear. It ia understood tlml100 tif the twarhinpe tyro in hp plftcftil in fin&-af.the lafge cigar factories in New York, theemployes ot wl]ich_iirc now on ntnko _
• tiiiiimcd or nntrimmed ; in factwillow wuris to completeness.
BOOKS.Poems, Jlistory, Novels, a«d
everything fti tbe book line, bythe bent authors. This ia thetime during the ye.ir set aside togiving tlie people an opportunity
^ oi buying first-class reading mat-ter sit half and less than half theregular price,. Any hook want-ed a.Pf' '"^-ijjmftcL jn 'tb^ition will be cheerfully futnibhedat correspondingly" low- prices-Ceme-in-and look over our
y very cheap, We guaiantee agood article less than city pi ices.
un'a Veiling fur Veiling.
in Black and
- - -Fine quaHeaded Braid and Gimps in setb or by the yard.
Plain ami Striped Velvets, CoPd I1 lushes,in variety.
Hosiery and. Underwear a specialty. *•
DOMESTIC DEPARTMENT, —always, complete, where the closest priced can always bo found of
any in town.
E e a d y - Maae_ C lothiug
book collection.
HANDKERCHIEFS.An avalanche of handkerchiefs,
selected with great care, boughtdirect from manufacturers or im-"porterfrfor ppot oafih, and mitrk=-ed nt prices attractive in the ex-
ban investment or &ecured so manygenuine handkerchief bargains.A counter over CO feet long en-
— "+trciy clev£)tcd-faHiJM *'Critfplfl.y andsale of these goods. Ladies,'men's 'ind children's, packed infancy boxen, or hold by the sin-gle one, as required.
In styles as follows : Fancycolored borders, hem stitched,drawn borders, initials, embroi-
~.J&c.
for the old and young^greirt and pmalb We have-built-Hp-for our-sclves fi repuhitroirnot to be excelled for keeping-Good Glothtttgat exceed ing ly L o w Pr ices . Always ready to know justwhat our trade like, then buy it. Overcoa t s just coming in—in abundance. All can. be fitted. Save money and buy at home.
The Ladies' Cloak Department^While the btyles are many, the pretty and neat bhort Jackei;
Pointed Wrans^New markets, Kftglojis^and_Seal Flushes aretl ioleaders". "We shalllnak'e our stock more beautiiul thau evur—jBTStexperience teaches. - We-alwaya use you well aud sell you at rightprices. LADIES, we invite you to look. ^
5 ^
ILK
n» found guilty ofof itrynnlri* and' was forthwithTlionUicr two wffe placet! In
for Portwttl~bf tiiiiu^l mer to
&idj—rea
Handkerchiefs and Mufflers in avariety simply- iinpossihle-ta_de-ecribe. Pongee _Twilkd_ Silk,Japanese Damasee, Brocades, andin self" colors, and a combinationof colors as varied as the hues ofthi*. rainbow.
Don't go away, but save money and buy of
MASON-&-ALL1
Christmas has Come and Gone,
and with It, many of our
tire hayo replenlihed our itook of
MASOTl & HAMLIN
— TOYS. 'A PARADISE FOR DHB CHILDREN.
For months we have'been ;busy
luduatry «t wnsniofltou, who, wildhit depuli™, hns been cnjjnged _ for llio.. p«8t,
slumping, ou^ pliliro pneuinonls
ho hns A
_ ^ _ abont tbeoou4ily seviral hundred head of oaltle hive
tlie Spread of-the+-
The above cut is a_pcrteot picture of the handsomest ImitationTop Pipe Oi gun 11 mntnino 130 r-i'i|i with dividing cobplcrp, 19 etopr, riehl and left kneel . ^ . . f i ,swi-lh. iii-iuiil" nnifaTr tlm ni'Hli rn iniprovcmTnliT~F ir a llmitcil 'lime I shall offer ihll 0r"ia51"CwlectlT»jr t f a l f l - H i a g n i d C e n t t o ynl n pi o ilmt will ani-iii Ii iithi r cktli IF. Why I do ihlf la lo ndverti-e my tiinlne«ilnrte«d | c o l l e c t i o n , a n d t o - d » i y e x t e n d anf ditliltiuliiiK enrda fmil poolers i will sell 25 of thrnc misfsdmy iifu.r a-tcsl trml. R memheuyon Hr« not askuil lo huy ntins iiniiilier 11 AnM thi-y will be sold al the ormiiiul puce, $105 00. Tlili Instrument 1
•e fur IJ yc'iicE -uud if not na rrprcisnLcd_julLreplaru with another.
for $79 75 for ihe »«ii, ir a»t- hearty invitation, to the children,y n "cat In tho bag." After a n ( j p a r ( , n t 8 tO COQie and-Bpend
as much time as they> choose in
n » Miami mrInariIuTcr'w-1iere~tliey arc pal to~tlie niosnerfre tcitr—
Music Boxes, Violins, Banjos,- Guitars, Mandolins, ^.ccordeons,Harmonicas,'ffkites,—gtrinfea of all kinds, Sheet Muaie?
Books of all kinds.
The DAVIS VERTICAL FEED SEWING MACHINE
tmd-aniinalBr-Jtt>^t -go- tbxoughz
their varied movements with all%Hfe-&e-netuF«l- -life-like- ways.Some: of the most wonderful me-chanical tovs we have ever aeen,
PIANOS and Ott«ANS*,
an well *as thoto of Qther makord, wbtoli wo offof
AT-SPECIAL IBICES-!fbrOash, taay Paymflqts, or on
Hightstown Mafkets.T h o i . d u l , JAW.
FLOUR ANDMKAL
•12 35
RyeBuck] rheat Flour,
1 0(1% 00a outi air"
Wheat, tGRAIN
rtuHhcl I 00)
Corn, " . . . . . . . . . . . . *Oat», "
PRODUCE ETO.
CpBB»0T«D JIT O. M. KOBTOHBat tor, p»f-pounilL»r<J, "Hams, "Bhonldari, "Eggs, por doien.
to.(10,
AHD OCTAVO MTI8IC BPBCIAETIE8,
•OTTOMANS, .. ...MUStO WRAPPEBS,
INS'"' ^™
AT SIUEBBKBE'S,
procured ' by u3 at ft great ex-penditure of time and troublp.Brine the little ones" and spend
Mrs, Hnmmcr_of Nqwmk1_ft_ temperanceworker imonj children, will g\ta two Tery in-teresting lectures in our town Mondny. Fob.6th, under the Auspices of tlie T. W. O. T. D.la tbe afternoon ut 4 o'clock, a mass meeting
j M.-C A~boTTw)irbe held especially forren»'• The rtemng lectnrt: will be held in
the TTniTcraaliat-churcli, lit 7:45 o'clock. Mr«.- - •wtlmtitutic worker- In the
e Authority to announce that all riel-'«({iileB to tho conTcnlion of this we l l whocome on Friday will be provided with suppernt the lustitute, so Mint lliotio in the town wlioarc to entertain them need not expect themuntil later in tlie evening.
Pullen property nnd will move here In HIPopring. Mr. Hinini Vun'Meat intend* to gointo tiiisinoaa a* a painter.ut Pronpect Plains
We" Icnrn thai- Mr; R. 3. Outcatt haa received $000 buocuto from the Order <Jf theIron Hall, to which lie hi'lnnga, gelling $25.00per week for the first twenty weeks of hisness.
Mr. anjj Mrs. C. A. Pnlleo nre rejoicinga little Btrnngqrover the arrival i>t I l l <
I came"(in TTiicJay.A very (urge number (if ft lends gathered at
the Frcsliyleiian parsonage on Tuesday even-ing tn p»y their respects to Rev nnd Mri JB Diivie It was a pli nunnt and sociableevpnlng, no nlli nipt nt display bung made,but lircTiITntlH dcpartiWg~with the comfort^oip"feeling that it WHS a rt_ul donation, instead oftlie cimmon affair of that name At winchninny go to ent more Hum they lukc A num
on Saturday, Mr fenmuol Fryer buying tbeentire stxlean acres at $50 pei acre
Dr lrseneus P Davu in tiow managing edi-tor of lbs New Brunswick Fredonian, Wecongrntulato our contemporary and our friendon HieTnuluaTTienrBli they -will dartre fromthis arrangement
against Edna VHnsnnt wns tried in the MercerCourts Tlie suit waa brought on ft note for$875 given-Tor s.pair of. mules which the du-fendnnl Bold tbo plaintiff. Tho mules, il_wusallejian" were not in sound heftllli JosephE. Hunt appeared for the plaintifland JudgeWoodruff for tho (l<'ftJnil»ot_ Duoision wasgiven for the.plftintiff for $410. The Courtreiervrd deciiwn^ip the f i i t ' i i f SUinnUt va!Ely", ftvsuit over tlio exclusive right (o u flshpoad near Hlghtatown.
On Monday night a large, delegation fromWindsor Lotlgi-, No. 60, of tins place, accept,ed an invitation to vim MlddjMeI Lodge, JNo00, Bt~<Jiiin'iiiry,To witness on Installation ofofficers. 'RupreicntstWet were present also(foin-fflilKety, N.h-17, -Phouoix 02, Hamilton07, Helvetia 71, Nassau 100, Fidelity 141,
On Monday the CSSP of Tlvoi iu--^^^*.- 8 "' 1 Allentown 14C Tho following offlccrawere initnllcd for tho term by D D G IIScbnecueiss ,
N G —Z bulnu V btillwcllV. G — John 8 Appliuet
-K. a. to N G —Win D1, S to N. G.—Julius tiiitmnn.
to V\ G.—S. A. FrenchI,. S. lo V. G.—Nelson Cl'iyton.Trcas —Alfied Chambcrliu.Beq'y—Abrum VoWliees.War.—B, W. Applcgiuc.Con —PUi,r Ruihgnbpr. •K S S —Frli7 Tiiiiman
J III* ft coUlpiUientlvo fltnryof the Bible and should be in every householdMr. George D. Robins, of Sliuron, is » generill agent for the book and him m»ny •ubnrdi-nntcn in tin: fluid, BIKOUK whnm is Mr. FrankNorcrosa, who haa the agency for this towD-
oTTTre young peopm naded to"ine interestof the ocension by giving recitutious and mm
On Tursdny evening of next week nt seventhirty u ' l( ek, a conf rrl will be ln.li! m theMethodi«l church ut Sharon A cboici' progiam of diulngucs, rn ilnlinoH nnd ninsic willbe given and a good entertainment In protiii*-ed The musical part of ihp program will befurnished by the members of tho WindsorLodge Qtnirti-t, of this place The procmd"will he for the bdiiflt of the church Adinm-mon twenty cmls, chilvlnii hnif puce"
>to S3, I O i l M will bo held on tho 20th< ep of tbp c"old moon. Thm UICUIIK that theled Men of Sotnli Amhoy have a big timeo-oight, Mr Samuel Fiycr, one cf tho mem-KTB of thnt tribe, n presents Ilightstown at
he feativiliej . .
An Improvcmrnt Afisocinlion hns bepn in-:orporated a lPnnei ton with $3,000 stock in
shares The association is a rriult of therrl r\lrr'"''" " - «-•••]-•-u , •••- •"
w
0 «-—JoTm t1 T,IICHH1 G, - Jo-qjli Vmi IIisi1
-:7WticrTtrtr-cintptitg7r;TlVt1T5T{lore,—by-lnrttntioif-of-the—rntrrtn-inmrnl-cnn'mittee, ndjourocd loClinniherliii'aiiall. WIIITI'they found tbrtt eJCti/usivu prupiinitiona Imdbeen made for them. TIIITU'IIH; Iwlicn werewaitinK for them with n hnudsoiiw dilutionand saw that every one of tin* fli'vcntl hundredJLUrUajCflA. full"~Bimnli«Lj«aUi-i»l«iiiU!.jif.-Uu«.
Pitmnn Grove in to be dedionted on Siihdny,Feb. 5lh. Rev. J. flopkini, the pustor inchftrcc, bus lieuti very successful in-this woikmid will be insisted at the dcdicntioa bypromiuentminlfiturfl from the Oonferenoe.
On Wednesday night of hint week, Edwsidon tin*- frtiglit trnuv
iJmikuMliiu. airliclt liii head'tileagaiuyt-lhu signal at Dclanco, was knockt-d
the train lit* wits d( nd wlipn f mud nnd hisbody wag taken lo his home m Pnmdpn Cor-Onci Nnylfir ilicidcd tint no inquest wag ntc-
~ fiisnryl
| QH III'fl(Iliy_lbi ice Ml the river at InlandIlls UiK-iv the budge out of line io thati tune it could—n a nu DM il Out InTTTT
wa^ lit the Mutinn rjt ihe limp this was di cove n d , audit e iumd for awhile thnt it WIIHstalled for g KKI Piitinmiti ly the- strength ofthe prcssine w is PO'MI pnsi, nnd in a few houraeverything wns working all ri^ht
In rencwin; hiH subscription Mr. GeorgeW Embly, an old friuid fr mi this section,g i n s us IntiriMin,; lufnriunl ion in regiid toIIIH present Iinmc Jirsiyvilli , n little townIn IlhOolB to which many pinuim fi»m thisSlate IIHVP moved, is n iw a thiiving yontit i ty of near y 4 000 lulmlwlunlp, nine chiin hnfotir banks, thirty two hirgi si ires anilninny smnll onus, lv%n Inr^i n'atiiiirniilp, twotnllli, l^rcyJniTOpU vn(or», twa luicr^ stublcs,etc Tt iij^l—aHt^Uff two "VailroahB, —anrr
lighted liy tltiMncily II will soon havi «n
:nrn w itir-tiywrni TIIK p»bi H "si lnToi
one of the lltuit in the Rtnlp, liiivmi; nm m\Ll—pii-pili Jtnil tMiiploying elevf n tpn(
ra.—Mr^-E'iibly H-.H ire? Itii easli rn fnriids~(3fn hrirty nclconic should thty L\Lt cull atJfrSi j» i lk
The AiiierlPun priniop, rpppnlly rnptnrpdby Mr J Morgan VVimon, n now on cxhibilion ut Miirtun's alori il liai b u n handsoniply mounted by Mr. Fied S-uiler, 177 Williamstreet, N Y,, who is well known to our ri_adera. •
'he Jsmesbtirj; Itecard annniincea in its lastwotlt'i) fHsnc thnl « (omrollinif intercHi in thnt
lj!aeefcJiaj_jK^^{^tcitaiifldrby=-Atf-JT?=WiHill, cashier of the Jnmcsbiirjj National p
I who anuruca the editoiraTTrrrtclion in a >eryIplaiQ leader, Bhowing that the polities as wetla s rnonngemenl of the pnpi-r have been chnng-| e d Air. Hill li iin alilc wrilrr, and Ins de
aeema a power forI Republican principles will no doubt IHIVL HI.Influence in Middlesex. Mr. K. fjr Hummel
Jwdl odntlnue In the «uie^ ni!uiii t.-iifent of tju«lness «nd SmiTiclal dLtuds In welcoming
|Bro. Hill to the profession, we congratulnlc•the Bunk in buying an olllcer who knows|good (lung when he sees it und |a as compe^
ent to conserve the public morals aa. to conthe finances of a prospurous institution.
Dr. Hobach, Medical. Jixaiuiner on the PBaltimore,
Holmch, Medical(SrB. R. R and
bpent—Btradity-witlrlnloriiii-il ntfrterrtt^
bis town, and several of our citizens formedacqiiaintdnce with him during
We rtifret to say that our friend, Mr. Joshu.Norton, bus not recovored from big illness.,
f s t h o M not much better lit latest rc
Mr. .Charles W. McMurran hai been conI to the bouse with, throat trouble for the
.week. We hope to see hlm.outjp.0.11.The Baptist church wM crowded last Sun' evening, the baptism of six candidates by
Immersion being performed by the pastor, In•pthtry-reCBmty'Ddiino- Ibe pulpft.
Mr. Vy t8. gurlis, of freehold, whose at-cllve adverlisempnt appear* in another col
nn, needs do jntro)Juot)on %a our nadeis,(Itnong whom he I)tis beld a high repuiatlop
fau waut-ffuy Illfurmallon ioi A'"oiifalcai'trfttrilurBijts^alfe him » fi»
rltiPtp him.
/ail to haar the Intereatlpgjtcloreiba gl»eo_6y-J«rs.^H«inmcrrof-S'
•RarnboB HUJ c»euW, Tuu B
Mr. and Mra. J. B. Davis fe<
rienda ahowo to them
A Ihu-patioqugo *t thai tim
L»o able veterinary iiirgaoo an
ectors: Edward Howe. Klijnh Leigh, J.Ji'ielder, Jr., George O- Vandcrbilt and C. aUohinyn. HenoliBUun3-ffir.tlie:rerection andrcuirpnt1x)nror-u~bTTfttnTig~7or a rmy-preH» andruin und produce mnrket will be at once setn foot, under the proposition of iTielder,
Bcekniftn & Uo. The proposed location isolTne lots or the Princeton liank.
The Neviua lull, fnibidding the siilc ofiquor or beer, to lie drank; on the premises,
juLhaut a _1ICLU£K, iiuder ntDiillv of $1,^)00flnc TW twt> ytuis miniiiimiin£ntf_passeU_tlioSeoute on TucBdny by a vote of 13 to 3. .No
:nn (Gurdoer,> of Atliintit, volf J against it.
Mr? .1 15 Metsmi hai tnkin the ICownrdWt.iiflilir fnnn in SI-,,II» Corner Mr Willinm-AppliKiiti- gois loFubh P nils ,\lr Jinne?liobbins will fnrni HR Illnuuil Kuiblov pintsit TjocoMt Com? r
Mis Jl I7 Stoul bus nlmost Lntirtly reeov"LiLd frum hir nci ut IIIIR'.')
Do not fml to nllcnd the Univer^ahst rnnr r l np Widnciday ni/ht It plomKcs to In)n( of thP ht^t pvri glV( n h( le nod no out whyiovis IIIIIIK, can nlTord In iiniq it '1 he 1'iitireiiiiHicnl and lilelHiy pru^ruin will in d mbtedly bp a tseat
The prrnonal iffeotsiif IIIF Inlf Mrs Oi lilab?lmk will he D > 1,1 nt pnhhe sale on the 3dinst , at 1 o clock nt hii I lie result nee on theMannlnpan tnmpikc
Mi AlfiMl D>e, vull known m a dealci inhny nod (jrnui, dud nt Ins nnidi nei jit Pro».
.1 L'lmna ou WeilniadiLY of Jjist wi-i k, nf-
NEW^STYLES IN
MEN^S ALL-SILK and SATIN SCARFS,NKW PAT'J'KUNH,J.)N1A' •»."">_ CJ
The Best AU-Linen Collars and
OF THEr, Kf i gilts Co wn,
wimlU rasped fully ami mice mir fie- haa now Oft t>H)vt,(uU UBCOJ'
Fall and Winter Good&of nil ikMii|ili'in« Would cull tspeciHl sHciuidn lo hiW VtrJ liirge'nrt'1 BcttaswirttrNMicK of
DRESS GOODS.FOR Ml N AND liOVs,
— 2 l"jr C'enK.
T
bc'ht quality, in all the new ^tyl
DEMO REST fiE \VJ N( r_
lo-i, only 20 cents each.
nuver bad bctlbr. trades lo oiler in
Biibalnntiul qnd di llghtfiil r< nil Interrstni^'nilOiessis weic imidr by II"n J II fli dwinnf Cranlmry, RPV Edwniil Mori la of FTIKIIIHtown, Hev Mi Vnu Zinlof (Vnnhnry, MiJ M Lm na of Prosper t rinint, Mr JohnSyltci of Hnmill >n hi|iinn, nnd Hi-v JohnIlnnliy of New linin^wKk '1 lie H[Iunited in ^ivnig (.loquint tnliims to OdilFellowship, nnd their nddifms \MIC inUriperscd by imisidil ei lietlons h> HIP nu mln nof the WindsorJCjTtl,e (jipii/i nftown, and a hass solri by Mr Giori;rof Nrw Brunswick rIlic fi iliviii iw i r econttnutd until a late hour win n the visitors dpparted with runny plcisant recollections of nmore than~tisHally "pleannnTTvenriiK" «nd"~a"ODiiDimoiu vote of thanks lo Middled x Lodgefor ila iiand<iODie hospitnluy.— Wptcinl creditfor the success of tbe nil nr h due to PuitUrnnd Mnlthi w Buo, who in ti d ai rhairninnat lbs hall, nnd to Mr Peter Kntlinauer who
TuTTTTuwKiuTya^uinirinaiiof tin* pntertnio-lii); cotniuittee, wns indefntigabli- in hl» tltorts'o make every visitor enj 'y himself The
-Ittdtp* i
Beat in the World, only $19.50.
NEXT 1I>OO31 TO THEBANIv, HKi-UTSTOWN, N. «T.
share in the handsome entertninintnt,
AN JCCLIPSE.
Afltrouomers predict thnt the moon will betotally eclipsed on Suturdny next. The phenomenon will he gcnehilly vLsitile throughoutNorlh and South America, 1'jiirope, Ashi nndAfnca Thii^conditions fpi obiLrvaliiiii will
peclally-favoHihlt), • m liio-speetnlor- willneither be obliged to sit up IIIK; in the LVCII-
Mr mill Mru J >hn It ^hnnglp linvp Ihpsympnthr of nnny filenili in tin l'i<m"or.iliuryotnij;tr Ron, Kinnk I I , wlin dud yesterdny«f(ri-« brief illups^, »f>cil 9 niontbu 1 lie fiin.«wl-f,eivicei ntU Iw hi-ld-iit thn ti nine tii~morrow nt thrrt) o'clock
Mrs CnthiiiiDc Andpraon di 'd nt the ri'fidi"iice (if hfr (fnugliter, Mis O II. Ri ril,HiRhtstonn, on Tmidii}, njed 88 JCUB bhehsn hrpn f« hip f •! aiiiiic limp tint her di nthwn* unrxpcrti 1 II, r ollur childidi arc MrJohn Anderson, Mis V W Mount nnil MrsKnlc Jiilinson The fiinpriij JVIIMIC. UeliLalthe house lo morroiv nt k o oVIotk
Mrs Snanniin Lpwia dud nt the roiidcnrc
in the moiiiini; foi a view ofHie luti TLsling cxhihitiou The tolul iclipspbegins ul U 30 I1 M , and i nds n l 7 ODo'clnckfriip niopn P"M rfl tllf pi'fih ^ ^h ,flnw htfoieannfit t, hut when the* tolnl eclipse begins itwill be dnik (noiigh lo witch its progrpsithrough tin most inlerebling stTTp Tl:-lututii will iuH-4m ontu^Iy—l^st to-Ai^bt tally iinini rsed in tt» i mill's dnrk nh idnwShe' will bhiiK fuintly. willi (i luiiil, tnppercoluied light, Him giving nu niietiilhly n«pictlo the stnrounding hmdscnpp
'IHJi UNIVEKSALIbl OKG VXTin ni w pipe oigiiti which A 11 lulgp-
niaUf1! A Vi>, an now ixitimg m ihe LJniver-finlist ( hureh IM ihe auhji ct of tjcucial (in maltyand will undouhtiilly be n line inutruini ntwhen coniplitcd II cm\ ^1800 00 null is finlfhtfl in black walnut with old gold piptA Itis 10 fen hiKli, 11 ftft nidi nnd 8 Tut deertTor the beiiftil of those who nie inli rested mlliCsOrgiiii or i i itnibic, - ^ * *~f~-^^rfe^faiijinp•( I" mi of the constmcUnn-of Ihe lunlruineut
(Jrtnl Maniinlf—Hoiirhon Open Dinpnwon,Dulcimin, MrliHlm, OPIBT^, rwetfrliv-'F[
bwi II Alnniinle—Open Dnipason Snhcionnl,Slo|,pi (^^upirsTinj Ignite 11 ii mnuiqnt, Ouoo,Bnmoon.—Nnmln r <>[-pipi n, J05- —
Pei4«le -Sub Bass Numi PI uf pip»n, "7M'chiitiiinl lttfsiMin—Cmplir (Swill ti
Gtcnl), Omplir (Gical In I'IIIIIIC), Omplir(Swell to I'idiiluJ, Iremulo, Billows bignal,Fednli- Cluck
P< ituli MnvLiniiiti F Hi l'i mo, BihineedSni l l P r ink
Tavern, on Wednesday. Site wis forty year*of age and her deTHITWHa cniiSeTi'hy conaump.tion. The funeral services will be held nt herhusband's residence on Snliudity-ai 9 o'clock.
of Julia Maude, the (lve-yenr-pld daughter ofRev. .Tames Miirrnv. About a year ago Mrand Mra. Murray returned•to-lhln country af.let—ten-y-ears-misfiionary wofTf'in Oninaanifthey were on their way back to their field oflabor when the little one sickened anil diedMany here will remember her ua an inteiest?ing and lovely child, nnd will sympathizewith the affected parcntx in their sad loss.
Our ice men hava been busy this week net-thiir rhilbng hnrvcHt. Die ice— llicy—
PtjBLR RALLS
Inte, real eBtnleflutiirday, Jan. 28lh, Duvid W. Mewlnr.
Weduc'.dny. Fib 8ih, SWiuilmir, pinoniil nropnly
J. Brown, near
BUSINESS LOCALS
G r i m lliiiioc Uo and aic tbeni
NonoEiAll pprsnoi indi-litcil lo C C P
kindly call nnd mttie—AH nccounts must be hnlnoccil
linve'been culling l« eonsidend very fair, be
- A number of Higbtetown men have gone to•pliilaiielphTaTo worS~In TVallacli Siih's laidry there and nv-re are eipccted to go soonAmong those already engaged—there—are-Messrs. Fred Pullen, Olmsted Reed, Edwardarid Qus. Ronau, Jaqies and Thomas Ky«n,Wlllian!) Hicks, Frank Dey, Fraak Ogborn,Edward Stout and. William Norris._Rideelv Iiodge, No. IT,- Mll-tfnld-iriiaiikttsociable in their rooin at Windsor tbls even-ing.
AN END TO BONE SCKVPINGEdward Shepherd, of Hnn ishiir);. III , unya
"Hnving received so much bi-mQi fioni Klpc-tnc BitUTS, I feel It my duty to IPI snflenngliumnnity know it Have hnil a runntni; aoreon my Ipg foi eight years, mv doctors told mI-woHld-hiivc tei havp ihTrhTmeTernpcil or legainputatid 1 naed, jnslend, three lioltlcs ofWln.lnn Blllsrn nnd mwii hoTi a nni-l. li-nArnica Bnlve, and m\ leg is now Hound anr
. awlU" i lectr lc BittprB nre sold at flTty CPHISbottlp, and Bucklcn's Arnlm balve ut 35c pei
M r. J. 8. Rogera intends to mova Into hia""« "'"f "» t)awe«' -building nrxt week.When i.nmp|..|..^ I,),, jnuntdonbledly be one or the finest in thia Ticmtty.
• iA ai^J v . u 4 u ^ — p • •• j A^^4#4Ma^#f*f44^^^ffB^PTf j | g n^^g^T
plnte and stnined glass -windows, and will ba
flofshed In white with gold trimmings. __ _ .
In conclude Its l«-
T>ie m o aiidTTfU^B oMfltt ni BTITag madesleighing qnlie Rnac^8g«|nv
Dn. WiLBoa. "Office hour* from 7 to 6 A.
A great big round loaf of hiead nt Zi'hnU«^a- battPry- - His ltye tn eTiTt otmnot be excelltd, either In Bize or qnality
All bilk MuMirn, very flue quality, onlj%1 00 each, at BLAORWKLL'B
BUCKLEN'8 ARNICA SALVE.THB BttsT !3AI,TK in the world for Cnt«,
Bruises, Sores, Ulcers, Salt Khetiin, FevnSores, Tetter, Chapped Hands, Chilblains,Corns, and all Hkln Eruptiuns. nnd poaitivcrcures Pilei, or flO pay required, - It is guaraoteed to give perfect satisfticllon, or money re.funded: Price 25c. p.r box. For sale by D. H,Cunningham,' drUgcial.
SHILOH'8 CATARRH REMEDY.Sblloh's Catarrh Remedy, ft marvelona ctin
lor CiltdrHi, Diphtheria, C lfi, Uiphtherifli Canker __T With each bottle there iiltir In
g jtreatment of these conTplslnta without extra
h P l S O S W b D H Gg P o S Ooingham. Druggist,
IWarricd.
the Pro8liyt(srliin jiartoqngs, by Bsv. J.-B.0i.v)i, D .P^ Mr. Hsnrj- I.. Nixon «f«.nd Mtli AOmilds-A. r i l t l , of HlghUtown.
FOR 81.30 » o iaii.1 tbo llAn."ATmExrnyea? »nd_a oopj_o|MnBj»esy's^—-•*-it UhrIM Bsfore Pilate, rtoUy- faliWOdBoed In "JO colon. She i
E-itiilc (if Ciiiliiirlne Amnndu Eiy,
Natlqis l i h i H o b v « 4 « O D 4 h fiwtntlolh liny 11I rlotiibor A, U.ona tliouBttncl eij5hthuiylrtMi anil olBtilv-i«?eii linn lioln nittdo hy thoSiifTiiKiiliiof Iho Uounty oi Moroof, uron tha up.pliQiitinh D! the gubgsrlber, eggeutrlx Ql UiLtliiirlnoAiiiiiniio Elf. lute or tho Uoiiniy nr'Murotr, ilo.I'oaaui], iliroctlnB tlio pradltors 0T BalU (lsoadont tobring In ihslr dobti, rlqniiind» nnd oliilni nsatsittlaettnta ol iiilil dcaeile^t unilor oath Of iiirBatliaettata ol iiilil dcneilerlt, uniler oath Of i i irBaL
lionVlir tire iul.icrlbiir, wltliin nine month» fromtlio iliitu o! Mid ordiir, or tlioy will"bo rore«fbarioil irinu any fiction tbororor ognlnst the paid
11 nokntiwlotlnod to to tlio bolt eqiilpppd. llie belt disciplined, and tbo molt popolar tralnlnR Irhool° III Uil« BuulluB 01 thuiioiintry.
STUDENTS THE PAST YIAB,
»• H I G H j .
PBBaOHiPTlUNBoAllKFDtLT UOMPOIJIIDBD,
' BESI»ENU£ DKUU STUB*
r, anil PeriiisylvBBiq.a m:Di Iho Siuiei ut Buulli liarollnn, Wliooniln,
6«y.I BUN SCHOOL line n tlmrciiiMn ciiti'rrchelitlrc! .enurse ol InetrueHon, n nrttoiiiB* EnKllali and
of "Whilo"« Pl.onqgrftpby," famoui a*ths-.qhunitinb Shotthwid Writer of,tb«Woritl, nce inn U10 firnt prizes in the in-teruntinivtl mintoHtii at London, Edinburgh,£iuirinid~Sin:ht); he ifurno neat being pop.lniuMltl]KlUlkblad;b]r rlDninatiflm Hl«
Jhy tbo us* of BV remedy infallible- incnrini/rhourntttlBm and nil blood dmeaaea
is told mi l letter from, Vua offif o, (« Waiili-o, aateil annis 20, 18H7.
If your Watch in out of order,and you wiwh to have it thor-oughly rep_aired, at j in honestprice, take it to
ml diploma ».t the £ntflrniitlonli,l ExhlbltloH. rhllojlciiul at the Vishnu Bxiiesiuon, IBTS, KacamBirnugi, sb W f ' h l S WftBfif UEsUJneodorgThgBBg
TICK'B ~Illustrated Floral Guide,A beautllul work lOBpagoi. One UolOHd rlowor(•late,and sou liiniirauoni, witli Descriptions orthe- boat Flowtsrs BoCVegitablM, witb OHM orsoedi, and now It grow tliiffl, All 1« a Flta U«BlStamp, in EnKli!ih or WsriBiB, . . •
VIOK'B SEEDS »Hth» Beat itf the worlfl, r i w
tailing buw to get tbom.
TPTigWil-iSp-yMgTABWt a4BflnS|iiBf»r~ loloroa Plates, u d m n hundred Ea-
For |B oents In paper oeyera, tl.uu lalies Six Uolorod
fftTlngi For 6D
VXOKaTCMWTKATaP MoatMLil M A lPagei , a O o l o r a d P i a t e i n a ^ y nuniber and. maprone eaicrnvlngl.-. Prloo (l.^rtyoarI-¥lTrOopIesli)r*5.CK). Siiiclmbii Nambensantfor 10geaMi Itrial ooples lor.26 dents^r Address -: - ..
jn I H j K,
Low Prices!SIpKBlJS
CLOtHIlG STORE I
GEO, F. APPLEGATE,
— Watchmake'r, — _^
Broad" Street, Opp. JJourt JlQU8e,=Trenton, N. J.
We endeavor to give entire sat-isfaction, and spare no pains toaccomplish^this object.
ThBHTKOIC P t i N O , nwiirdeii flr«tpM^llW, and thu on<y Pl-inn nwnPlo-I a KUlil mad
AMERICARZPALICE" OBGAN,r Wowftntiioortsiant in'every tawn' und>lljJHEewaerBTrelmifonoteno now at woik. Bendlif our Hpeclnl Clxcular to Assnu
a,loh, .loepiloned Initrutnoflt, .leslanoil fur OhHronaSl Bohooliand Pailo|ft «raediU?aBd .llploiniii. an.' is roBmaiBenilBil bs tlie best srg»Bla(s,• b«tli Americanwlien itoslrod, .urnlili Pliinos ordllforuBi, iOiiKorl al, tlie molt reaionaula T»la«,
a tat n t u t BOBIBM
Wtea^t-laflQestlftl—
ea IB tb. worid. .
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