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yOL XII- DOVER, MORRIS COUNTY, SEW JERSEY, 8A.TUBDAY, NOVEMBER 25,1882. NO 51

T H E I R O N E R APUBMHMED Briar 8*rniD*i si

The Dover Printing Company,

Offloe on Blaokwall Street next dc:: toThe HatJoaal Bmoa Bank.

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DOVEH, K. J.Thn nltico hna .wen entirriv refitted in ft nna

wiornVr LADIaH'»i»d OIJILDllEN'B H i l ljrjTTlNfl A HPECUALTY,

T C. MERWIRTH. E. M.

DOVER, N. J .

ANALYSES OP ORES AND MINERALS.

8OaVEY8 OF HINE9.

L. W. THURBER,aDPEBINTENDENT OF POBI^U ROBOOLH

OF M0RW8 COUNTY.

OFFICE AT 8. H. BI>EE3E'3 STORE,

DOVER, N. J.«™«lal»a«e l.imra on 8»lnrd«»a M l .

(.till UK. " • "

ALLEN & PALMER.

BUILDERS,

S H O P S ON ESSEX ST.

County Collector's Notice 1

CELLAR STEPS, COPING, BILLS, LIKTEL8

A1J» CILTEI'.rj KECH3,

WHANK'S PHOSPHATE,

Bone Duat, Guano. PoiadreUe,

LAlfD PLASTER, AJ.

WOOD sawed in stove lengths.COAL.

STOVE, EGG, CHESTNUT.Order, nwj bo addresBod through the PoBt

ifflcfc Lock Boi 20, or left a l A. Bflemor'aofficcBlackwcll Ui., near Bnenni, or at tlio yard.

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| -UTIBOARDIN3 UODBE ANB8AL0OK.

MRS. D, 8. NOBTHEY. Proprlatrom,

CANAL 8T., DOVER, N. J.

B04BDISO 31 TB« HAS, WEEK on MOSTH.

SIEILI SERVED AT ALL BOOBS.

WHISKEYS BY THE QUAHT.

Ale. Urn. Pnrtrr, Older. ^ J J ' J " , ! ] ] * ^ 1

Si"ai."i.P™° """"" ' " " ' '»•'"

MORRIS COUNTY

MACHINE & IRON Co,DOVEB, N. J.

FRANK GIES,MASON AND BUILDER,

and JoWln, pronprt' . u . r J . d to. Ord.rten ail William H. Bate.1! " " ' » «™ " « lcarBfol ana rrnropt alientinii^

» B. BEBBt,

OHE3TBB, N. J.,

DEA1EB Dl

HEER, BABS*PARta.A, SODA WATEB,

8E3AB8, TOBACCOS, .te.

TOOL ASD BILLIABD TSBLE.

AtartCT .lion in connoclton with the pool rooB

M. V. B. SEARING,CARPENTER and BUILDER,

BLACIWELL BT., BOTEB. N. J.

PiamjwdBpocificalionii Tor buildinga.Oqntraota

uk«Q androaterla!«ftirnl.lip.a.

Slate RoofingWith bolter tellitieo I «» »»«l>l«a l» f '

on SLATE ROOFS chcapM "•«« ewruilngooio but the be.t qwlitj uuty, ':'it in f-iet iu Ninll]M-iiNi-w J. 'ihfi, ii.i,] i-iiirpriciMorulonWIXI'EH UHKSS OO0D3 iu nil Hi(if.j.nlar hh ides miil sill tlic- iii'iv FAKRICS,HI>;»• ii (11| ;i!i(] iliitiicHiic, willi trimmiogslo m.ticli. Wi> li.tvv hitcly rccrivcil a

ri>1inMir]iiinlifi< m i d p r c l v .

Our BLANKKl'S -;vrc [inrclmud Innfinc ilu'ii.-i' and no urp ublo to se

!;t?tlM mill a 1111̂ ,1 iiH'ortincn! iiwniU iu|ii'Cl:oii. (Jni KIIAWLH arc bulli tml dji-iip. OIL CLOTHS from 18icl.es lo lfl feel in width aud iu pat-•run forMiivci. Our

IW CAB PETS - © 8rciioiiiiijiij.lly hi'iiig I'dpliiOL'J b,v ottiora,M!*til] Imvi' i! htpu iiaauriniunt and nrpMiwitrg MiP prtilttest pntlCl'DB of tin

W. S. BABBITT,MORRISTOWN, N. J.

BACKOFF'S

SUSSEX St., DOVER, N. J.

IViius, •Mqii'irs, Ln^cr,

Ale, Scgars, Ac.

HIS BILLIARD PARLOR

alwaja opoii to l^or* ot tlie garau.

J. J. BACKOFF, - - - Prup ' r .

KEROSENE OIL,LANTERNS AND

BKITIAHU TABE,

TIN & JAPAN WARE,'RUIT CANS, 4 c ,

TIN HOOFING,EAVES. TROUGHS,

JEADERH, and til kinds of Jobbing inmylib^lone in the lies' iniimw »mt at the BII or tea Ilotiee. HiglirEtpricfii pujd for old Iron.Copper load »nil pewter taken in oiclian

hf B°°'B' ALEXANDER WIOHTON.Deiembfr3tt>'.lB70. 1-lvr

IMPORTANT.Having enlarged their Bpaoe

or ladies ' Ready-made Wear,DAVID STRAUS is now show-ing the very beBt assortmentna largest variety of L&DIES'

CIO AKS, D0LM AKS, JACKETSILK and SATIN. Earvelioux

Garments, with Pur andQuilted linings ever exhibitedn Newark, and equal if not

superior to the largest NewYork establishments, with anadditional inducement in pricewhich hegnaranteostobetrom$1 to $5 cheaper on every gar-

ent in accordance with theirespective qualities.His CHILDREN'S DEPART-

MENT contains the ohoioestselections of new novelties isvery size from 2 to 16 years

with the same inducement inrioe. His DEY GOODS DE-•ARTMENT, as well as hismtire D E t aiid FANCY GOODS

ESTABLISHMENT, is BO wellknown in this vicinity that itis useless to enumerate thedifferent advantages procuredto every purchaser. Any de-scription of garment made toorder without extra charge.Samples sent by mail on applica-tion to anj address,

DAVID STRAUS,635 and 637 BROAD St.,

KEWAEK, B. J.

J. J. VBEELAND,CARPENTER AND BUILDER,

DOVEB, N. J,

OFPICK (dlolsln tb» DOIT* l i n t o 0o»paart aUO. OSnlfaota tata, ajj 5I..1,Daaad matcriala or aboMlnm. Jobbing a

SLATE ROOFING.

PASSAGE TICKETSTO AND FEOSt

Queenstoyyn, Liverpool,

Norway, Sweden, Ac ,OH

VHiite Star Lino,Inninn Line,

Cunurd Line,National Lino,

State Line.A.isoDIUFT3 UBued at loveat ntfl-.pav^jle anywliero m En^lnoJ, Irelaoil, Hcotlm.J,orwav ur Hwc-tlcn. In form iti tin cheorrnlljrt-int uny tinm In roK»rd lo lnoTcmenli of;aeels of iLe aliove tiuoti,

E, LindslGy&Son,Agents.

THE POPHLAH

SUSSEX St. GROCER,(till continues lo bo ep n full and froth quan-

tity or

Groceries and Provisions,

SEASONABLE FRUITS.lore'fln and dompfilic, Ilio best (fi-nder. ofCANNED GOODS, nnd »U Eupnlite of lh<liojBflbold in liin linn.

Cnru will nlwuyfi be tnkrn to secure goodaf tlie b «el]ihcm at ihe mtwvt reasonahlo iunruit.ii o"n-mlunl with thn purihtMitiB j.n>n. SUSSEXST.. nn.tr Ilio rnrrifrnf Hlnckw.ll, Dnw-r.

THE SPRING TRADE!

. SIEBERPAINTER a T b

Wall Papeis , Borders ,

Dados, Ceiling Decorations,I every thing in dial lim-, cumpriKii.R Imn-

Jrmi of povv HIKI utt'irnit ilt'oi^nti, Iron. Hitlii-rp^Ht to tho I'oHliiiHi, mid ii'iiroHentin^lioiirfiiii'lH of doliarn 111 vitliii1, A viuw of HIMlock vnll-nnvmcoiiDf that I am Lhe HrgexlcalfMn Nortliern New .It rtit.v. I lmw 01.1 ticrroDgc'iiieMtu wiili the m*aul»oluror» fur nirfif mintbiT of job loti ol pipei-H, which IiiTL- lult ovtr Imm prrvious veftri, io goliiml JlJt, wliiL-li I c m noil fur tvenlr-Ure purcut. boloiT tlio ri'KQlar pnotnt.I IIBTC angaRCii » Qrnt-clurii papor-hnnRor.

i r t h ' l wnrt tioluHJTBly, mid Tcul cunflJeotrRivinfj ihafuMcHt BiiiilaotioD.Also* Rrtat hue of

PICTURE FRAMES1 every description, oitde ID an? afaa to order

Oil Paintings and Chromos,

STATUARY,Center Pieces In Plaster

of Paris,

Stair and Floor Oil ClothsOF NEW PATTERNS; TBOIC floierf, WiodowSimile* and Fmure-, &ll ot ttiti Uteii amJ•out imDiofed ileitRui. FreuoiDg, Or»initiffltd Pain Una done in tlie tnglia*i »ule uf ihert. Iliave Jon! teceireil % noienJid uat> ihe foam of the tea.Then Swply WM oluTen tbe farrow,

** Ojif tb«y featured the m l ,, Who fruited tint rtlD.AU and inuhlaa

1 Tha robin hath flown to tht tropic,Iba honey-be« flltteiu DO more,

The reaper batb garoend tbe hfcmit,And tbe frnd tai ibe nali are in itore,

Tbe fame faith aied oat on tbe m .plei,We tread on Ibe locae-lflnx laavei,

And tba com tbit wai sturdy tod ilalwartI i gatbered and bonod into iboavea.

Andiweatfrtbin D>niioofeprlDft-time,Aud fuller of JibiliuL niirtb.

Are tbe strong-tided phorala o'crflnwlngFrom heirU wheretbanVpgifi^I111 birth.

Tbe BODjfi of the borne and lite altar,The gladoeaN ol children «t PUy,

Tbe dear love ot bonicboldi united

Are bleuding in pniaei to-dtty.

Porpiitnre-Unds folded with beauty,For plenty tfait burdened tbo rale,

Tor the weilth of tbeteainmirabnndaoet,Aud Ibe promUe too royil to tail,

Wo Itrt to tbe tn«ker oar aatbami,Bat none the leai cheerily ccrae

To tbnnk biro lor bloom and fruition,

And the bipplne» ciownlog Ibe home.

Ob, Ibe price on tbe brow of tbe father,Ibe 1'ght in lie molEiet'i rlmp.etely knoehed as over, My clientirew himself back. * ..

'•Well," said be, "hB is a liar, and tl-iys was a liar.""Wfcy," remarked I, "yoa seem to

:now all nbont him.""Of course I do," WBB the reply, ''hamy own BOD," . . ,

»•» • • •——— ,.. . ...WHY S H I MISSXD THI Ooiafr.—"Myar," said Jones, an eatbaeiust ID cites-it wonders, at breakfast tbe other morn-

agy V did yoa Bee tbe oomet this ntffrn-

"No, I d i d not, a y love I" renlieflrs. Joues."Wus the (lipospheric eondiiion offDgi'anproDilloafi for clear observationart" inquired Juuea.."I strained my eyes in alt dlreotians,

lore, bat the uUouomfoal wonder wat-here (o b* see&, Tbe patoh of thelet cot ths ecliptic, rendering tbe na-

olaus an.obscure optic, ooolar or nearlycircular, displaying an eccentricity cloae

tbe eclliise. If tbe byperbubai is fa-îrnblp, E expect to be more lacoeufol

next time," replied Mm. Jones,

Keep clear of tba nun wlo does notn)a« bii own obuiottr,

A miwrahle, looking woman passedlong tbe street, wringing her bands in

distress.GWa me a succor or I perish I" she

exclaimed, appealing to a hard-featuredwho stood in,a doorway., AD old

negro, who happened to be pausing alongpot down a sack, emptied oat a lot offUh and Bald:

" Hcab'fl a «uckr, bay. Inober 'ipwt-ed to see & white 'omso beggia* for siob

fish, but I sirt't a gwine ler dispute iridnohody'B taste. Take do snoker, lady,take de locker." .

. A F I R FniiircjiL f ion.—The flanoriogladj, wbo tries to wear tbo skirt other dress under her arm and the waistaround her knee* aod kicks .her slippersdear oier the orohestra chairs ererjnight, gela WOO a week, and Ibo citymissionory gels 'WOO a year ; the'horsemceicpops iq 82,000 tbe first day, uDdthe cnutoh fair )a*.u a week, worktlbirtjof its beat women Dearly to death, andcotoeiOQt WOindebL—MiW&oro Timt$.

A Newark o'ergymari fofnrmed hispeoplo tbat.be intended !Q a few days, togo on a mission totbebaatban. >i nom-'jer of tbe members waited fnr the pas-tor, nnd uprated their nsloDlchmeDt atthe new turn in bit affairs, ukiog himwhere ha vai going, sod how long tley

ld be deprived «f bis mlnisiratiB e mid to tbetn : "My ,good,friendsduu't be alarmed J I'm not going oal oftown."

"Don't my TOD owe yon a Httio barbill ?" asked Colonel Yerger u be emp-tied his gloss, tnrning to tue Aastin are-nue laloon-keeper, who was deliglited atthe prospect of the Did man setttioir. nphla don's bill. Shall I receipt thb hill tr>

laid theanxioni saloon-keeper. "Well;no i bnt g i n me A doiea oiganasi} idc*«m on to tat boy's bill,"

A OTflbBi Buutli Komanee.Misa Eatelie was not very Weodly

toward me (or the first day or two. Xwas young enough to be enthusiastic inmj politics, and I had the Fittsburgbackbone in them, and the young ladjseemed to gae*a Itiii and avoided anytalk witb me about tbe war, althoughshe sometime talked to m« through hermother, I was fortunately fout} ofmusic, and knetv eomethicg about it.Tbis bridged the chasm between as, andfinally made as pretty good friends andtolerant of each other's opinions. Welt,ooe morniDg—it wos Wednesday, I re-member—Miss Ettelle aud I were at tbebreakfast table, Mrs. — having excusedherself as ibe bad some household dutiesto attend to. Tbe young lady's atten-tioo was evidently preoccupied aboutsomething, for she talked at raadom,

id seemed to be thinking. At last shesaid, witb a rather odd expression offace; •' I expert, ft friend to call on mobis afternoon. I tbink you will likeiim. He is very fond of moeio.11

I aaked who he was, and she lookedrather disturbed at mj question! bat-eplied: "He is my best friend ; be Is

actor, and is coming over from Wash-ington." I remembered what hei motherod told me, and 1 changed the topic of

conversation. Iu tlie afternoon, abouti o'clock, I was aitti Dg in tbe parlor withlatelle, when her brother Bab came isitb a letter for her. Hlie blushed when

saw the handwriting on tue envelopeiud tore it open htstily. Then her ex-ression changed, and ebe showed that

she was disappointed. Bbe read the let-ter two or tbree times, and then ex-luimed :

"It's too bad I He isn't coming. Ilink be might bare written more thanlat, don't you ?"Sbe tossed tbe letter to me, and, turn*ig around to tbe piano, began playing.The uote rend :"April 12—It will not bo possible for

iic tu keep tbe appointment for tbisfternoon. I regret it much, but busi-C89 interferes. J. W. B."Three days ofter that I WOB to go

owe. I got up early to help makeTiingements, and went out on tbereel, where I beard cf the assaBBiuationLincoln. When I returned, Mm. —-

ul Eaielle were awaiting my appear'ice to &it duwa to breakfast. I wasrently excited, and exclaimed, as I ea-red ; "President Lincoln was mor-

lered in Washington last night I"BotU ludiea screamed and looked •igbtened, and Mrs. — cried oat:

•O, they will kill all of us who areiends of the South ? Who did it J"

'A scoundrelly actor named Booth—>lm Wilkes Booth."The words were scarcely oat of myioath before Eatelle gave a soream—ich a horrible scream tbat I shall neverirget it—aod then sbe fell forward upone table, and from tbero lo- the floor,

ragging tbo breakfast things about herth a crush. Tbe mother seemed to be

most as muohuilected as her daughter,

t she loosened E.tolle's dress and[ted her up, while I bathed her beaditU wafer. Iwus terribly confused, butiggested that I should go for a doctor.

- at the mero suggestion almostTeamed,

"No I DO I No one must know it!"" Kuow what ?" I asked."Why, don't you know ? Don't youIOW that John Booth mx tbe man IId you about—the man bhe is in loveilh ?"

The a I remembered tbe note and thect that it was signed " J . W. B,"

EIII not m""iionc5 t\i~i isUlu t̂tuujut was why I did urn understand it.was tbere two days longer, as I thought're. —'— might need me : but Bhe saidie preferred to bo iiloiic, and I left,tor promising her not to tell wbut I

ew. She wus wild witb terror, andrcJ tbat her daughter migbt be eog-

peo'ed of bavins BO toe connection withie plot of Booth and his compfiuiouB.lolle was ill, nnd did not leave hernrap and I never saw her after tbat

fal morning.—Pittsburg Dispatch.

On (he 15th of October was commencedo fourth centuiy of Hie "New Btyle"time-registering. Tho true year does

it contain un exuet number of daft, soie fractious have been allowed to acca-

nd have been added as wboleiys at snob timea as bare becu coo&id-•ed sufficiently accurate for praolioul

rposes. As tbe plan introduced byjlius CeesaroE atlding one day to everymtb year was found to matte the aver*

ge civil year a few initiates too long,ipe Gregory XIII in 1582 ordered that

ye&r be corrected by dropping tens—giving to the next day after Oct.

h the date of Oct. 16th—and tbat tbeendnr bo rnado more nearly ceoaratehaving three fewer leap years in each

mr centuries, mukiog every ceatorial,r not divisible by 400 u year of ot.lv,' days, Tbia improved system forma

ie Gregorian calendar, wbicb has takenie place of tbe " Old Stylo" iu all court-

tave Kassia, where the latterQclhod is still retained.

When the Luver Haj Speak.

As a rale, a delicate woman does notnk of a man as a lover, or even know

ihether Bhe could can for him in tbatapacity or not, ontil she has receivedame impresaion of his special interest

her. Then Bhe begins to oonatdnn, Does a long talk «vith him bo» or

leligbtberJ Does she find herself talk-to bin freely or entertaining him

rith an effort? Is Ibe feative oocaiioDm whioh be is absent robbed ot some

portion ot its brightness? Does sb*taehis face, all faces atnoDg »"—catch

toioe though a doiea are BpeakJogrLlieb, oneoosciondly, Ho ber oheeki be-

lio glow at bis earning; in her ejetsmiles a welopme timid yet sweat; ana

e reverent, waiting layer may speakifelj, for his lime has come.

nts'-sald an Ohio far.ieri at ha hnslled into hen hoaie ooelowing. "I am » a s n ol bndoen, r m.orth ten tbousWi; dollars, snd want

a for a wife. li^H joo t h m mintatei in which to answer." " I don'-want ten secoeds, old nan I" she replied

sbs shook oat the dish doth j 'Tea %a«u of bosinats worth sixteen tfaou.

mi dollars, and woaMn't marry yon itn war* tbe lut man on earth I /

A deadly eoemy bi i attaoked \ht tele*graph oafcta in tbe IndUn O e e t t . / l t i«

tlender, flesh colored worm, fttm I ito 2} inches in length, and provided withctnWcottirjg tools, that apeedliy talkits way through the hemp. iWttog'afiS•ttttapBrcha, and penelrateft the ooppetwin, causing a "Wewtb.- ttolL ^

THE IRON ERAThe Dover Printing Company,

PuBLIHHKBBMtnFKOPllETOBI.

Suurrtay, Nov. 25, 1832.

THE RESULT OF VICTORY.It was hardly Ie be eipsHed tbat we

would see tlie raralli of the recent Demo-cra'io Ticturyat tbe polla a§ quickly as wehftve, but the newspaper! have been rifethii week with the report! of total saspen-•ioni in some pluet, redactions of working(oroa in others, and the lor«riog of wagesamong aoniti of tha rant of the great uteelwork* and rolling mills of tie oouutry. TbiJoli«t Ir»u ttnd titeel Oontpaay d reportedhaving delonutoad to olo»« immediately,is a very targe concern. The game nUp haabeen ctratemplalcil by tbe North ChicagoRolling Mill Company, by the St LentaSteel wo&a and by other corponlicms inter-estad in the Bessemer patents. At Sorantoinotises were pasted up on •Wednesday an.nonneing a redaction io wages from Decetn.ber 1st ia oonseqaenco of tt» prion of alec!mill falling to $40 per ton.

The ostensible reasons given by the Jolietmanagers are that a majority of the newCoagnau will be hostile to the existing tariron steel mile, and tbB general public senti-ment tbat the custom dues ma«t be reduced.Any reduction in the tariff Bt present pricesthey adj. wonld cause them to rau Btheavier lots than they are now staggeringunder. In the long atruggla from 1873 to1879 the company kept running at B longmainly to prevent distress from oveititbeir employee until they failed. This timeth^y propose to take in sail early enough toobviate loss of anything beyond interest oncapital. Tbe result will be tbe enforcedidleness of newal thousand employes Bt th<beginning of tbe winter.

In reviewing the statements made byAhnm 8. Howitt during tbe recent cam'paign, that tbeateel companies were mikingenormous proflta, llr. 0 . B. Potter, Preni-dent of tbe North Chicago Rolling MillCompany, says:

" A regiment of men talking cannot nnelotha mischief done by tbe misconception orwhat Mr, He wilt meant when he said thaithe HurrUburg Company bnd realized 79 peicent, profit. Tbat emulate WPS m«bout tho bead and sbouidors. Dr. Klnjr, of

Dover, says he will poll tbrough all ri^bt.rtortHnar Lodge, I. 0 . 0 . T., wblch was In-

litutoil Sept. Sith at tins place, is in a flonr-iblBB condition [ thevbava DOV about forty

members, «nB a fortnne from the estate or bis grand.Ihor. the late Jobn O.Himllton, who wai

m of tbPcelebrated Alexsader Hamilton.

a deoieion of tbe 8upnme Oourt tbenart allades to Wutiington H " i imai),

;etircd town." HaBter Zander Snydor, of tbeStar, is expected to execute a plrunetle ou b i i

.r.

A Pblllipeburg eorraflponilent of the Warrenonrnal, slgulng himself "•wiggios ," wsnts

ihe contour of editor Fitch's face destroyede bo dooiu't Ilka blm politically, Some

man ought to expectorate on " Wlg-inddrnwuhim.

The Common Council of Waibliigton eomiIRO paFsvd an ordinance olociug the

lolels aud saloons at 10 P, M. The hotelthrough thflroounsDl, Mr. WillUra A,

Iryker, appealed to tbe Supreme Court,whichi at week rendered a decision in tbeir favor[ting tbe ordinance aside.Tbe srgumnnt in the caso of Oangresima[arris vt. Editor Fitob, of the Warren Eerao-trat, to qui^b tbo Indictment tor libel,

t beard beiore the Supreme Gonrt becauselibor l lr . Harris nor bis oonnsel put In an

ipearacce. I t looks as If Harris has got alllibDl he wants at the polls.

U r s . W. Stark, of Phllllpsbnr?, on Wednes-afternoon of last week, took s dose of

liarn, from wbiob BIIS died Tlinrailsy morn-\g. 81ie was about twenty-three years of ageid hsd been married abont a year. Sbe leftlote addressed to ber hmbsnd, bidding him

trowell.-and Baying ibat nhe w u going fromI[B world or trouble.

Kit. Sarah Westbrook died at Newton, onay or laBt week, In tbe sixtieth year or

_ i, after a long and painful illnesa.ILB ftdaURbter of Ihe late Judge Hall, foundermd for many year J editor of Ibe SUSBCX Beg-

T , and in rarly life wss married to Bov. B .Westbrook, from whotn. she obtained a

liforce Borne tea ye&raago.Tbe Gentonary Collegiate Institute at Haofe-

-n Is blesaed wltb s m i v a l , wbicb limeepiDg over tbo entlro ecbool. Over flfty-

Binitenis were converted dnrinR threedajB. The work began in a smsll way Sunaaybefore last. On Tneaday night six persom

ofciised conversion; Wednesday, S3; Tbars,05 , and Friday night 10 more. Of Iboseverted 31 are hd le s .

MOUNT FREEDOM.Tbe meetings ai tbe Methodist ebnroh still

continue, tbe paslnr having been assisted byBevs . J. H. Fitjwater and J. 0. Howard, rellow

Indents from Drew Seminary, and also byie pastor or tha Presbyterian oharoh, of this

ilftoe and Hr. Jenkins, of Dover.Joseph B . Meeker and L a v h a Smith, ot Hi.l-

>rouk, wore untied 1n raarriige by pastorImlth st the Presbyterian parsouBge Ian I

dneidaj evening. They were a happy s p -iting couple and many are t h e good wiitai

or ooniiuued joy snd prosperity.Mrs, Esther Hngbson. aged ninety-one years,

molber of Daviil Horton andMervln and San-ord Hoj;bion, and Misi E l i » b e t h Hughaon,

died s t ber late residence m a r this plioe, onTuesday evening of last week. She w ulemterof tbe Congregational church In Ct.es-

md after a brief,service at the bouse, byBaker Smith, her remains were taken to

Chester for burial, funeral services being heldthe Oongreftatttonal charcli, Bor. Mr. John'

son, the pastor preacblug tbe sermon and l l r .Smith aislstlng In tbe other serriaes.

Mrs. John Halbort spent a fuw days in HeiT'ark last week, vlilting friends.

Hiss Uyra Hulbert itarted for a viBit amongfriends in Newark t b h week.

Ml«JoaieYonog Is rpji icirit ln t b e p o i s e s -sion cf ft vow organ. SbetiafarmBr's dauob'teracdaan make as good bread as was e wbaked, and we doubt not sbe will readily m nipulste tbekeys of thane'

U l i s JuUa Hoghion, of Uorxialuwo, is againwith us, and always finds t walooms amoagher frieadii.

Henry Wright Is engaged wltb KcsBrs. Cmk Covert In painting at BernardiviiU.

Urs . Brlant Ooe IB sfflioted by the death of,brother at Bernardsvill«, who was buried al9uco«snnt on Monday last.

Tha l i f l e touch of winter last week has hiriect np farm woik, and tbe earn Is beingcured at a lively rate.

Thanksgiving services at tha Presbyti'riaichurch Bt the usual boar of Bsbbith woriblp,bftlf-psit ten o'clock. Berunn br the pastor.

The Merchant family h ive lUii week ereoleda neat aud substantial mooumpnt on tb«lr lotin ths FreBbyterlau cemetery. U r . Wolfe,Deckrrum n, (nrniBhlng tbe ssme.

SUCCASUNMA.Tbe Methodist are having revival a,ervleea:

Ihelr church. Tbry are attendad witu soninscesi.

Tbe Odd Fellowi' hall is enclosed and tlpalnlera are priming It.

Farmers In uur vJdulty aie Mill on benftbe quarter at eiftht and ten and ten *

;l»ecenl» per pound. Batutr bad for tbibntcfaer bualm-ss.

The Ms'liodlsis will give at thn pspomgeitonnlon visit Tliarftlay evuolng »r neuAll are cordially iuvited to enrnn sad Dpate in the good time that i* to be bad at snoigatherings.

Qnsto" was rathsr hardon the correspondenl wbo gave noilae of Ur. J. W. Halse'i wedding before Ihe ev*nt took p'oce. Bnt it

rer now and every on» knowi about It. 1

wlab to add our eongialnliilom.and bopMr.audMrs.HBWs nuioa may be h long,bappy and prosperons one. F.

Family tronblss an prevalent lu Ph!lli|bnrg, and now comes the newi that anotbeiwoman, Mrs. Mary Rolf, attempted to eommlBQlclde Saturday alght, by Uhlng laudanum,on amount of a dimoalty with ber hosbai 'Bbe is still living.

TbB Lebigu Valley Biilroad Oompftuybuilding a market bonie at Fbillipwbarg,

ib to aloi# droned httt, wtilth willbraugbirromObleaga. Mt»t will be nolilIhe qnarUr, to ail wbo dea)» It, Ibe yesrooad.

Pr- Daniel 1. Oulvrr, of Jersey Oilr, diedMddsuly while on s hunting eipsdiUoa noarPs«k«rt0wa « • day list wttfc.

COALor all Uodi u d niei, «,ll >t Ib.

loveit possible rates u d do-Utered pramptlj by

OEO. MoCBACKEN,Dimr, K.J.

LIYERT!A good tarn-out can at all times

be procured at a moderate

prioe al

GEO. UaOBAOEEN'S,

Dover, S.J.

lore people Live read T H E BOH during thetrjti't nowpuBfllQjr tban ever before ilncevas flrnt printed. Ho other newspaper pub-.ed on tbi* i\do of tlio earlli bus beenjRhl and read in any year by so many men

id women.We are credibly Informed that people bur,iad, and like T H E SON for the follotvlng rea-ms, among others!"ucanso its LCWB calumns present In attrao*. form and wltb tbo greatest possible aooU'jy wbatever bas Inlerest lor b(.mankind: Ibe3Dts, the deeds and miideoda, ibe wieuom,

ie philosophy, the notable roily, tba soliduse , Ihe Improving nonsense—ait the news' the busiest world at present revolving In•SCO.BecanBQ people have leirned that In its re-

-jarka cou cernlng peraous aud affaire T H I Suitmakes a priotioe of telllns: tbom the uxaot' i t h to Ihe beat or Its ability throe handrail

i sixty-five days in tbe year, hefora electionwell as after, abont tbe whales as well aiont the small neb. in tbe fsoe of dissent ai

..ilnty and foarloBslv as when supported byeneral approval. T H E BUM l a s absolutely noirposea u serve, fl*?e tlio Information of Itssders and the furtherance o t the commonnd.

iitnBaitiBevervbnd.v'BnevBpsper. No man_ _ humble that T H E SUIT la Indifferent to bii

rolfareand bis rlf his. No man is so rich tbatcan allnw iojnstioe to ce doue him. N o men,

' association or men, Is powerful enough toexempt from tbe strlut application of its

. inclples of rifiht and wrong.Because In politics it b i s fought for a dozen

ears, wtlbont intermuelon and sometimeslinoat alone among n< wspapers, tbe fltthtal b u resulted In tbe recent overwhelmingipnlar verdict against BobeBonism and foroneBt government. No matter what party is

a power, T B E H U K stands and will continue toHand like a rock for the interests of the pBoplogainit the ambition or bosses, tbe eneroach-uenls or raovopollsts, and the disbonest' nes of public robbers.__. (bis Is what vie are told Almost dally bj

jrfrlendi . One man bultls tbat T B I Suit libe beBt religinus newspaper ever published,leoauie i ts Christianity is undiluted witb

W. S. COLLARS,larriage Trimmer and Furni-

ture Upholsterer,HOMOS BTREET, DOVER, N. J.

Hair Btsttrasies made to order and old mat-isses made over. Window sbatJei made and

Orders for all Unas or apbolstennir.iptiyeteauted. Oarriaice trliranohea. Prices moderate.

liters remaining unclaimedii tlie Post Office at JDovenN. J

Dona. M. J., NOT. 24th, 1862.Piewon,

W.H.Pi«»oD,ThomDROIIIelon,*"m. Hnnter,

H. Jpnneis,»y 0 CJonu,ile Lnpracker, Jonas Smith,mle Fnltner, Qmtat Stormiho A. PiiUreon, Bam'l 0. Tbarp.To obtain my ofthe above letters say "ad-irtlsed"tnd give dale of this list.

0 ,0 , HIHOHMAN, P. H.

FUNERALS!i/TY evstem ot Small Pro&ts appreciated.V I Qnallty and workmanship or the best.My thanks for liberal patronage in the paaOrders by telegraph messenger or teloplion

ittended toJOHN JONEB, nndtrtakor.

BookawsT, N.

MARKIEO.ITJL8E- SALMON -Nov. 15. it the rtiideL.of the brlde'd pareatti, in Mt. Olive, bv R-<H. M Pfga, aulnteii tiv Hev. E. W. fitc(lard. D.D., and Bev, 0. H.P Dcyo, JoiW. Hn'ie, or HoCalusvllle, and Urns D.Balmos, eldest daughter ot Oeo, L. Balm

•iNNBHU-HlRTZOUail-In thsPraxbvterlan Otinrch, Dover. Nt>v. «d , by H»v. W.W. Hil'oway, Sr.. Aunoeln* A. Tan Neiland Annie E. Haritoagh, both oi Dover.

L«*0DIH-CA8TEBLINE-Kov. 8M, at tfal d t t i d ' p m U i i e a r t h e TJuloi

at tfaidb'«pmnU(iiearthe TJuloi

Pohnol Hnnse, hv Rev, Ur. Brewater, rriuS.L*ngdin,t>r Dover, aud Hattle, danghtiofa.S.Oaalerlioe.Ssq.

UEEHKP.-SMini- At Ibe Presbyterian pailomge, Mt, Freedom, Nor. Ifitti, br BeiBaker Smith, Joseph &. Meeker and " 'Lnvina Smith, both of MUlbrook.

Hope. Nor. 1»Winiam A. Ackerfon, John Jefferinda Hill, both of Ml. Hope.

EFfKBT-HILL-Al Wt. Hope. Nor. 1»L,bvBev. Winiam A. Ackerfon, John Jeffery,n n l u o i d Hll bth f Ml Hpe

DIED.ter .Hor . SSd, "Lou,

vonogert ohlld or Rev. W, W. Jr. and 4oniJ. Hallow.T. PriVftM.raneralserricesBBinrdsy at 1MB P. H.;

JTJflHSON— at BfdBewoodl Place, near HiFret-dim. Mrs. Ea»b*r Hnghson, aged "year*, 11 muutbs aud 11 day*.

MRS. GEO. FARRFORT 01UM.N. J.,

ha* at all times ber store well ttockrd willMtLLINEBYor even dVsenptlon: OBOOE-niKL PHOVIBION^MOriONB, 6AMME8,

H, PIES. OAKEi*. Ac. Nrwspapers si ~MaJriinM HudPtn»d

TEE IRON ERA.SATURDAY. NOV. fU, 1889.

LOCAL JOTTINGS,

Bemenatwr no* some needy oneWhom flod bath plaoed athwart thy way,

And tbon slial> feel Eli benfsonFall on thy heart Thanksgiving Day,

Mr E.R Ortpptnla fluting ht» old home,

Heules we preulest «niwe the chiMren lo•omepirUoftowi-.

Two mid dogi ba*e been ifcot la the neish-boitood nfflreenwood Lake.

A di.txond arflili being vged In tho TOrk o irupctl « the Alleu Mine.

Tbe tint mow of th» Mason fell on Friday,JHor.ittb.

sfilkaelti for itx cents tnUwllun. Wij lsIt effiUt berut

flamtel t. Burins bad themUfortkae 10 lot*

Extra s*i7loi»ant balng beld ID the GermiValley Lntberan Ohnrch.

Retinal iorviws have boon oommsncarl inthe Mltlbrook If. E. Church,

Aratlvslofgreatintereit is being oondnctedin tbe HUUMQ M. E. Church.

A. new time-table will RO Into effect on tbeD, L . i W. railroad nrxt llondiy.

CitrCleikSQtphBD.of Newark, will rcaldoin Uorriatown donog tlie winter.

BlifB Left, of Cbeiter, has beon appointedto tako charge of tho ichool at LunRwoot).

Hon. Jotn Bill la in Webbing ton, lookingalter tbo proposed two cent postage project.

Mr. sad Mrs. 0. N. M i n t , of Madiaon, in-(end spending the oominj; winter in Florida.

Re*. G. M, S. Blauvelt. formerly cf Ctioetrr,bas removed from Tsppan, N. Y., to Easton,Fa.

Tbe fi«t of *• 'crltB or inlmating lettersfrom Washington will be found oa onr firatpage.

the Fire Wardens of Morriitown cleared twobtmdred dollsrr by an enterUicroont lavtwrek.

The approach r>f Clirtatuiea bcfiltm to haveM« «S CVW tbe attendance of tbe SabliatbBoboola.

TfecBorCMon»*M,E. Church rcvivstlntes, with several conversions *nJ ining interest.

The township* of Randolph and Hoeipolled more vote* in tlie lual election Ibioinntj of Ocean.

The members nfFrot cot iand 1]

tomo gold bsdRtfl.a.'0iRP, son of Dopaly Sheriff Cory, of Mr-

rigtown, tied s, elicnhler bUde fraetimil by(alHnR from K tree.

It 1B usidtlmt about fifty tnoi In tlio neijriibnriiooti nfport Oram voro uitiiralizcd Jimtbcfnro tlio election.

Tlie domtion Tif.it tn RCT. I. ThnmiF.offiiicrniiinnn, will Iio held at the partoae^t

Dover U evorjwhere achnowledeerl t» ont oftlio bnet lootionn for inanufioinrei to befonndm New Jorafiy,

A iwK«H!Ok, ibe Froblbltlnn oandt

final *uoco« tu iho n-jiort Ibat Rylo will coo-t*»t Pbelpn'flection on the firnnnd of briberyand currnpilon, and that the name crime canhr, troika Uome to Ibo Rttpportcra of the Ryleraovemeat -EnRlewood Hiandard.

Mr A. A. BnVt-r left Kmvilla on the 17thfn»t. in chsrite of fire ear lonila ol powder fotlio LHISO flni>enor mlnrn, nrnlinft ten oar loadinr about one hnodrwl tons, iluppfd iberi»i(!i(n a moaiii,»nd bpinir alinut thirty oalnail* flnca lft«t B.'OPralw'r to the»o pniotialone. Bivine«» at tins works conHnaes brUk.

DwnloD.ilnrridtownaodDoVDr fticnt t (ri-tDRle. BUI* lite cdllor» in tlnwetiwra keei tmnntic Irijngn'ar flalil-each trying tomttlo tbe oilier In tbe ti^rnnP"! of their jokei- SUFF' X TlrRiBicr, As Bro. OnrriBou hoManpineend of Ihia triangle alone, lie miy fllimself tliRt oomnoneliBB at list rocosnlied

el, Fit-illi' nd McAd.>o combined.-We

H niB,la Hie Moteln. BftlOB imlny lnnt : J. V, trry rs.

rs.Ign

WiltiSold ti

ark Pi'ro In*iir»nco ((] Julkru. Ooorgi* 81; properly In Iviimliilph tunnBhlp.

Sold to GtcirKfi PLrsltau for *7G,On Sunday evening the residence of Henry. rhney, Esq., tt Mormlown, btnljilisistroun lire. In ono of the neiranl'i

Kinia a bureau had been But agniust BD ofwe pipe hate ta tlio chimney, tail a aptam Uiu fire WUnr net that aitioloof furnitiI &to. I l was Ijiiriiing (rcjly Khun diacovoi

lnt wai promptly oilhigmaliod,The iHiiBlis.lmn of New York Oily,Hi aneli,nd[Barkn anil mmkru mBBEificcuot.in me

FiifttM. E. Clinri'li on Wcdnottday cTCuing,ras ono o( tho very fluent uturtoplicon ou(er-nmwmtiiwe Imve ever flitnt>»B>d, while tbeconnipauTing Irolure by Mr J. W, Momepic to with iutcmliDK (aciR well told, tfeno cuK\ia,Uy commend Mr. Meoro lo anj oom-nuuity ia ihis section.Thun>dar after noon, «hilc Weiloy Gariloi

it M

Ill

I The Ulonw nfTkeiteUot./He found halt» dosea Ameriesn free-

men for him when lie resobed bis offleeyesterday morning. Tlie first on? »,d

oliun.

date."Ji's [or tbetriuaph of principle over

oorraption—Uooe^ty over fmnd—integ-rity orer iniquity Had wickedness. Tbiireemen Bregoiog io rally."

" B o * mocb do.onwiint'f1 MMItlMcandidate, as be palled ont bis wallet.

"Here will be «ach» rally of Munielector. as—"

"Tie tone; katOM sobscl toil ksrejbecome dis "

"How macb, I tsj V"Well, sir, I'll bare to keep Mian ot

tbe bon (all 6f*eteftD», nt>*na 'Ii™ clav, .uJTm TbinttBS -rhatten "

"Takeit; ber.lt is. Good morningnext I"

Tbe nelt entered with ««aHiketreajlooked all aronnd the robin lor listeners;mi I ben sinking bis Toice to a whisper,be exclaimed:

"Biub I 'Til tbe battle cry ot 10,000freemen coming to tbetesoue I"

"Will M be enough tliii morning t"coldly inquired tbe candidate.

' 'You'll gel there by tbe largeit majorilj tbin eoaotry lias erer seen I Onspurl of my ward was goiag solid againstyon, tbioking "

'Til make it 93.""But I cruslied ont Ibe opposition, abd

when Hie Klurioai sno o! Nor. 7 gildi tbespires and steeples lliere will be such an

"Here's (M-go long^-doni botberme un * more—big ijarrj- anybody el«t"Btlroil Fret Ptm.

TIlB llrvnir I el l

The following fnnny shirr la told IDtbe lust issue ot tbt)' CottgrtgattotuiUtt:Tbe M.inc Genrral Aaioolation laatmelt bad a Bnrprise. Aware Ihtt tbeGeneral Association of Connection* walin fMsino at tbe same time, snd'beiDgailed »itb brotberlji IOTO inJ leal, itcanted n telegram lo bl Hint to C o n n *lirai. In «bicll, witK' BMrJ"*11 P * * " *it uttered ils lining greetings. Not tolii-beliiDu'bJD'l, tlie Conned foot brethrenrrs|i.imled, and directed its committeelo tend to Muine this t « t :

Tbe Lord bless ibee Irad iMpikae."Tbe Lord make bis face sbine opon

tlice, and be gracious unto tuee.—Nr)M-mn, vi.,24 26.

Bat when the goocTnie.n"wno liarl lentit, went again to tbe telegraph offlce topour ont tbeir hearts by Hire npon tbeMassaobmelts AWoiulloV'iilao'insion at tbat tilanejsily said:

" I hopti there'wa>a'(abnutibatotherttipattti which tent toHuine."

"No, inJceJ. What makes jo» Winkthere « B ?"

" Wby tbe gentlemen tbere wantedtbeir message repeated, so aq to be rarethai it had been seat accurately, and 1looked at tba'text,'aid H'did «*ml «iiodd one."

1 gtren

A Bible being hsBliryenmntaed; thesewords were fonad arthat plaee:

"And Balaam fttatp, t a d - W sodrstnracd to hi. place, and BiUk alsowent bis woy^1 ' , . . , ,

A tableau1 is laid to have ensned, andforsome time atler4jWUDi(nlcAe9twaoetnpM in sisSBSg' HatSe "tKaHlneedn't go home until it was ready I

The Uisetif White.

Tbia paper remarked one day' thatWbile WM drunk. Ioltead of raahibgdown here to nnnililate some one, bewailed three long daya-lo let hiatempercool, and IbW olimfcad the Blairs onestepata'time/iDok it east'along4beball, nod entered' tbe editorial rooms,«itn' a benign expressioa of eonntec-snee. Wbso u t M i(. h* vsts!?* • •«agricultural exchange, or bad an itemto leave, be calmly replied :

" Ton ataled tbe other daj that I wotdrunk:"

Isaj. BuniBr,%tfai:aiB and'OBirrKo. (nnncetat Waterloo *iti Biaiel RatlroM for AndonrliHt(.e'«ltb'BU».M.nBi.Al Blnibainlonirllb train forCMene.Oiura,Norwich, Utloa, 4c. Tbli tralnrona throughto Oewrjrp Batnrdar night..

At fiso p. u . Dover Accommodation forUbatbam, Morrlalown aod Dover.

for gwsrdniljt. , Butiaarndf.. Irpm,•tilling On. Stlrliog, talrtte, ftrteloj Holgltand all alauona'on Paanlc and Delaware B.B. (». J.Wn.t'DrJi Railroad) l;10 A. H.and

A. BIS.80HBB, Baperlnieild»&t.

DOVES1 TIME TABLE.TrtlnVarrlTB and depart "ftoin this itatton• rollowi:XUISGUn) A. V. WUVBOOXn A.H.

PlilMpiborgSpociilS

11.629.610.11

10.83

CONG AND SOHOOLBX't*Timttablttoi

"I biWe calico! to domiBd pnabaft)

i'Certainly.11

" I [impose lo ntabl dome one to pulp«ad grease toy booti with the palp."

"Correct, sir."*' ID fact, to clean oat the raneb.""Jtultoi" ."Bat not; now—net until Spring.

Along abonjrfApril next y a mny look (orme, and whet/looms yon ba$.betterbeprc]HiT*J t^ die! ^

G a d "yNo*, bo* touch belter tfaat wia than

tocome'rQBhiiigib witb a pistol orelnb,jsnuiogap tbe rooms and disturbingtbe routine'of the oSoe t It is a ftiTorire highly appreciate, nud every onetbe staff will try and IWB until Spring inorder tbat'Wr. White nay not be dis-appointed wben be ealli onPelroU FreePreu.

Slnvlnir Car Ttntllatlim.One more'sleeplng oar epltode and I

will olosp. A fat man fronl Kew 7eoKasedalowertiertb last svenlcg, and,aller b« bail retired; be raised the ear-tiln olbis Tindoir and floated in thecool teonllgDt anO tb. troh, pore airtbat came in at ibe partiill; opcasement He was & great aticbler torTcntilation, and toe thought tbat he waagetting'a gloriona draDgbt ofpore air made trim bapp;. Finn!)/,batbeJin Ilia im^iiSMot moouliglit, hesank to sleep. Iri the' aorntng Le «okito find tbat tbe window was double, andtbat only one ol B M B T « I ejWO'. Tliilllfrom tbe man wbo gbrttp-1'n h r t jand kicked fonr panes of gtaa* mrt of-abook-ease in order to get nore tfir, andwent to bed bsppj, Tin not know of aaadder case of misplaced confidence.—toxamXt

k Life Haied bj a Treat."IbaTeobns'eii1 io llll:jou," said a

man entering an Arkaaaaw newspapercSee, dnwiog a pistol and confrontingtie editor. "Tun pbllittiaTao arliolsaerogato? Io a j eUatiMM, and it ia mjdatj ai a htuuand. asd a father to killyon."

•' I m glad of it," tlii- -poor'ftitbrrepliadi "I «arjlStrUlilsUf OF orfm-

W V d i W " 1 "" WaH,i

'.'Nowtbe two iJaaai/Wtanla »«at igtiber. And yet; l4ni»- (*opl. are inlavor of prohibition.—j4i*i«*iif^H0»-

Jj gJglass of water, wnicb b« dnnk bwmMlit was thinlj and eonld sot get suj-tDlngalse.. H . ta now trjing to boy the

blt D g jgveil from wbicb that wutwr, wblob af-vfected Urn K much like Ui» sMnitomotl

ligntaillg;' « s « ' S i i t W

m t j uj t IwiM «1» liwath*

(HOBBIS iNU JfflSSX DITUIOB.)D e n t s la Hew lerk, loot ol S u e l a i Bl. and

foolotCUriikiphtrBl.StUMEU JBIflKGiillENTB.

, , 18SJ,

!*fcU Train),ten

aiid 0ae i» r ; tn»8UMex Uiilnadat WalcrliMi, Or Aadover,Nuwtou auii tillioa>: [&aD. lL. k W. tt. 11. at WMbiugtoufor UanaakkUaitok, tfaler Oa|), titruudsliarg,HeiaotoD, Qreat Hand, lliugliamtoa, Utioa,ltulifielai»i>riafia,liD»er, (Jortlaa J, djrMiue,Oavigo toil Rotate »a tha Laokawanoajuia

_ on IbeiaiquetuBiu. , _

r . with Belviden Dlruion of P». B.^(ortdDtb^rtrlUi, Tnnton and PUUdelpbltv.

At 10 JO A. H. Dowr AoeompcdaUon.AtlSiOO U.EaitoD Expreaa.A.l«f,l|.B'gtit«rt«t»i)«M1Dr»wlJiburIcrniA. D. ldSL

JOHN B. VUEELAND. Att'y.MDrrlaOironliOanri-Qilliert BaiM n.Stephen

Bndd. Fi . f i .de liou.ft tor. In Oiwe. Re-tnrntbtB td October Term A. D. 1881.

NEIQHB0UR4 SMTH. AU'JH.

BI irirtoe oftbe above atatpil write of fierifacial ID n ibani l i , Isliall eipote for saleat public vendae, at tbe [a|7 ̂ M- 1B3fl« »Dj recorded tn tlie

. K E N N E D Y , - - - P r O P f . kroreiaiaoffloemBuokAaofDeMfsptgeS&Sr Ao., io that there remalDt twenty-fonr aorei

Ererjthlnj a r«Uar»nt aalli for can be

O'^if fl'*P E3 TEL SBY THE QTJABT OR inO, AT>SO 8ERTED

OONFEGTIONERY07 TBH BEST HAKE.

S E G A R 8

of'.bt cholcwtbriDJi.

Meals served at all hours IAtUolioo will be itinn lo please a ATE. .NKHAH

nnr OILS fiK, N. J.

CARRIAGES!PHOTONS! W A G O N S ! ESTABLISHED

BREWSTER SIDE-BAB BUGGIES!DEXTKR AND ELLIPTIC SPRING BUUUIKS ! PLATFORM

sPIt INC. \VAUOi\S anil all leading Biyles made to order.We make i twec i f t l tyof llivt-rlans .,L»

•Mr

ABB AGENTS K>B

DENTISTRY

S.B. JOHNSTON'SOXHVAIi ZIOOIU.

INSERTING, EXTRACTING,

FILLING, to

XT0 additional charge for oitrtotlng wlier«J?l n«»t«»tbartliis»rte(l, Wesreoowmak-tat buallfil nuet Uetli 'or

FIFTEEN DOLLARS.ALl. WORK WARRAMTED.

Dn«,aecKmb«UUi,l)7S.

MILLION!FOO GHOO'S BALBAM OP BnAItK'S OIL

Positively lloHlnrci tlio Ilcftriiiff, ami is theOnly AljBoluie Cure for Duafueaa knoivn.rttB Oil is abstracted from peculiar snocionmnainvhito BLark, €nuBht io tlio Yill.iw

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