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The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1869-11-10
NEWBERRY:
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wednesday Morning, Nov. 10. 1860
A bad Mark

Aud yot dear delinquent a most necessary
ono. Did you dotlce Il on your last paper :
Of course you did, for It vas tho, first mark
mado against any Of our humorous readers
siuco somo time carly In the present yoar,
and It was SCORED with heavy hand. Some
Of yon arc away back yondor In arrears
months, aud months and Iponths bohind,
till we arc almost ashamed to say anything
about It at this late day.. But "a dumb
priest loses his beneat,' and wo havc good
authority for knowing "that Ills bcttcr lato
than neycr," therefore we present tho cross
for consideration now, and with MARKED
emphasis. And-why say you was tho cross
not mado long ago. Why? because Of sicls>
ness, absence aud Othor misfortunes. Is that
sufflclent2 and you arc not angry arc you?
Toh'il pay up like good follows won't you.
Yes to be sure We will! Thank you. that is
tho way to talk. aud you will be looked for,
from this timo on. till every mothers son
shall hnvo como in and paid up. So please
DO altvo and moro up In lively measure. But
perhaps some Of you did not SEQ tho x and
lest you aro still in blIssful ignorance Of tho
fact that you arc In arrears, md Of tho no
loss important fact that wo aro in want Of tho
little difference between US, VIC send out in
your papcr this week little slip. giving the
particulars, limo, amount duo md so forth
With this very polite. md we arc almost In"
clincd to stylo It affectionatc, dun, the first
atncc over so long ago, wo remain yours hop.
ing. P..S, And please romch!bcr tl,ut hope
deferred makc,h tho heart sick.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1869-11-10

ca thartne A. Ward ct. nj. Vs. james p. Brown.
In Equity. 0'0' =.
Pursuant to the deorctal order, in tho aboro O
stated case: Will sell at Ecwberry e. H., s. G.,
Ing tract OF land. viz:
norcs. moro or less. fituate IN Helena, bound
ca by lots OF Joel Is. Edwards. a street scparn .
ting It from -. Longs lot, and lot Of John d.
ie erms-One-sbird cLsh. md balnncc on n
secure the came Ihc purchaser may pay All, or
AZ much more than one third az he may Che O o
IllOS. III. rAiSI GER. 8. N. O..
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Stiles Hutd and other creditors.
Emma Mathis. et-o

Emma Mathis, et'al.
CNSU ANT 10 dccrctnl order in tho
above stated cnsc, I will cell Mt Newbcrry
U. H., on the first Monday IN December
next, one tr"ct Of and containing One Ifun-
drcd Acres. more or less, bounded by lands
OF james Lester, lnnds formerly owned by
d Randall Croft, and lying on Bush River.
TSRMs-One third cash and the balance
on crcdI1 OF one yenr, with interest {, ON
date, and Il mortgage TO sccnro the same.
+. II. PAYSINGER, 8. N. q.
Nov. 10, 4i-3t Sb.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1869-11-10

The XIX Century for November Is rc-
ccivcd. LIS first article is from tho pen of
EX>Goy. Perry, "Reminiscences Of public
men. and the subject John q. Calhoun
It will be read with great fnYor. The entire
table OF contents Is excellent and highly in.
tercsting. Subscription price Of This months
ly is So 80 per nnnnm.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1869-11-10

Tho Congressional Sub Committee
have left Washington on their way for
Charleston. and il is presumed have ar
rived. Their object IL to take testimony
in The cases Of Mr.. Simpson. (Dcmocrat,)
whose scat is contested by Wallace,
Wadical.) and Of Col. Reed, (Dcmocrat, }
whose seat is contested by lI"gc, N,l
icnl.)
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Mathias Wicker vs.. J. A. Kiblcr. In Eoui-

"nIHIHs wicket VS.. j. a. Kiblcr. In Enui-
Pursuant to hccrctal ordor in the abovo
fta cd cnsc, will sell n: Ncwbcrry G. IL, on
tn ist Monday In Dccem bcr next, tho FIJI,
lowing tracts Of lnnd. viz: Ono troct 70i
acres, moro or less, bounded by lands OF
Moram No = ,nG Moore :. g. Birge, dcc'd:s md Lot
more or less, bounded by estate Of ISyf
Wheeler, Lots No. s: 2 and. /. Abram Moore, ,
aud Lot No. s, situate on Curl Crock onI
waters Of Broad River. Terms C.sh.
I. NJ. PAysiNGER, 8. N. O.
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Lost; or Stolen.

A besvcr cloth over coat belonging to
'Nev. Q. A.. Darby, was takon last Friday
from tho storo Of. II. Norman Il Co. 4
reward will DO paid 10 tho finder, or>t6
any. ono giving information rcdnrlipH IT,,
Nov l0:id " ..Nx!@ @,.,
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COM MERCIAL.

NEwnRRRY, Nov. 9--Cotton quiet at 22i cts
=. EoLUMnIA, Nov. 8.--Saies only amounted tc
10 bales-middlngs 23I. .r5..'
New YORK, Nov. SIR M.-Cotton heavy
and 70. lower. with sales Of $500 bales, at 26Ii
q old 263 n 26I.
ccipts 6O7. =. ...'.
CHAsLKsroN, Nov. 8.-sales Of cotton to-day
LlvKnPooI., Nov. 8-Eyening-Cotton Quie
--up'ands Iii Orleans 49, sales 10000 bales.
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To Rent.

The house and lot now occupied BY D.
J.. BuzhnFdt, adjoining Mr. Martins. The
house has been recently painted inside,
and papercd. Lot about one and half
"cre. Possession lst January. Apply TO
Nov. 10 A. 1t. II. BARTLETT.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1869-11-10

Thursday, the 18Th day Of November,
has been set apart by Gov. Scott, in &C
cordancc with proclamation from Grant,
as day Of thanksgiving and prayer.
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80 Acres.

More or less, ard bounded by lands of Silas
Walker, John Watkins, T. Ii. Chappcll and
James Hill.
TERMS OF SALE-As follows, one half for
cash and The other half on n credit oil twelve
months with interest from day Of snle, the
purchaser to secure tic credit portion by a
noe Win approved snrctirsi or TO pny all
cash if purchaser should wish to do so.
THOMAS L.. WHITE,
NOV. Io, li-3t Assignee.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1869-11-10

FEARFUL Work Latte on Monday
afternoon last, shortly after the hands
had delivered md stored their days
picking, the Gin House Of John Rains.
ford, ESQ. at his Burt plaac, was dis
covered to be on fire. 1t was totally
consumed, and with it, sixty bales OF
cotton.
On the same evening, a few hours Ia.
Ter, however. tho Gin House Of Mr..
Charlie Mathis. livirg milo below the
Pine House, wns also discovered 70 be
burning. II wns destroyed, with six
teen bales Of cotton.
These plantations nro about 8 miles
apart. Nothing is known Us regards the
origin Of tho fires, but tho striking coin.
cidenco of two ncighboring Gin Houses
being burned Oh the same evening, very
naturally suggests the torch Of tho in
ccndiary. Edgcficld Advertiser.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1869-11-10

CINCINNATI, November 2.-Of twcntv-
two votes Of the Board Of Education, f r
excluding tho Bible from public schools,
ten were Republicans aud twelve Demo.
orats. Tho dominal religions were
Three Protestants, ten Catholics, eight
FREQ Thinkers and ono Jow. OF fifteen
votes against escluding, twelve were
Republicans, threo Democrats. The
nominal religions wore: Thirteen Pro.
tcstan,s, ono FREQ Thinker and one .Jew.
The champion Of tho pnrty for expulsion
was Rev. Thomas Fl. Yiakcrs, Of the lef,
wing; the liberal champion for retaining
tho Biblc was Rev, A. y. May, a HUnitn.
rim. Resolutions adopted, forbid reli.
gtons books and the. singing Of sacred
songs - f>
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1869-11-10

Washington Floyd and others.
,ys. Attnchmt I.
Rohcft AIams.
In pursuance Of an order Of The Court to
me directed, MS Assignee Of the Estate OF
ahsnnt d'tcm,lan1, RobeIt Adams, i will sell
ut Ncwhrrry G. H., mt pnhlc nnction, on
the first Monday in December next, nli the
real estate Of tie said Robert Adams, Sit
"atc ir Sswbrrry County, attached in the
ras s against him, consisting OF
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1869-11-10
lie JEIJNE BURTE,

fhc Champion Bare >back Hurdle Ridcri
MILE. JEANETTE ELLSLER,
Tho graceful and da>hing Tight:Ropo Daa-
scuSc.
MU RRAY AND HUTCHINSON,
The Peerless ArmhatS! The novel Feats
and athletic exercises Of tlIrae skilIful pcr:
formers. have won fDr them world ,wfdo
f''nc IN every quarter Of tho globe.
TIE SNOW BROTHERS!
BkXJAMrx: WILLIAM ASb .ALrREp, tho
UncG"a'cd rostu~rs and Eqnililrists.
MIR. DEN STONE!
The popular Clown and IiumnrIst, who
has the happy faculty Of henling the ANUS
Ing with tho lutl!crnna, Without approaching
coarScncss or vnlgarity.
MIR. CHARLES BLISS,
And his Wonderful Compecr,
MIR. ROBERT jOIINSONi
The two best Tumblcrs In tho World!
THE TALLEEN BROTHERS.
PAUL and JEROME. tho Sensational Mid.
Air GymnaSts, from tho Ilippodrome, Paris,
MISS EMILY COOKE!
The Superb English Mancgc Equestricnn8
SIGNOR COLUMBUSi
Tho Amazing Italian Contortionist.
MASTER GEORGE COOKIE!
The Artistic Protcan Equestrian.
MIR. WILLIAM FRANKLIN
Tho Champion Somcrsault Rider.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1869-11-10

,.Fbe slaves. in Cuba are said Is b0
eyerywhete{ demanding freedom, Z
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1869-11-10

~, The Elcctrfying FunanYbnlists.
Tho abOye Artists nro aided by q Iaroo
force of Auxiliary TnlCnt, super added 70
!Iltchihson's Ac:ing Dogs, Mnrray's Trained
Horses, Den Stones Coniic Mulos. and tho
Complies KLU-KLUX PANrAMORPnS.
STONE q MURRAY advertise only such
ATTRACTIONS as nro actually IN their possess
sion, aud they wish 1t understood TINT they
win snccc>s by deserving It.
Tho New Waterproof Pavilion contains
seass for 3 700 pcoplo. No Standing Room
Soats for all pnfr0ns. One-half Of tho pavi-
Hon Seats will ho re,crvcd for Ladies aud
children and Gentlemen accompanying them.
nm efficient Police will he co .stnNtly prcscnt
to preserve order in md ncnr tho rsvilion.
Attentive U,hcrs. will provide patrons with
scnts. No smoking allowed IN Tho Pavilion,
U PartcuIar attention Il called to tlla
fact that Stono & Murlny's Circus travel, OK,
ouslvcly by railroad. on speclul trains, con,
sequcnt!y thcre will DO no parade Of empty
wagons and jadcd animals. Tho attractions
OF ibis Circns nrc inside tho Pavilion. and not
On tn. the streets 5heT f1ro; tyith Tho exeepteD
Of the BAND CHARlOr, drnwn by Sixteen
Tiiorough> hired lIorscs,) no attempt VIII ba
made to, induce patronage by obsolete u>c Of
an,GalIgd n"Gofgs9gs Free iiseant;" >,
]tKhbit In Gt les. TER November 10; WfNNS>
i}OKG. 5, N0ycIQIrr II GO i u MdilA. Novem.
! sber tS; NEW BIZ fHRf I, November 10 yABBE,
<V5 LII; November 20. .. -.
VI NUY.s10. III = 2: ,.... .'r..,.. :.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1869-11-10
Flour And Corn.

A largo lot Of Flour and Corn
on hand and for sale. low for cash
BY II. G. WISKEMAN.
Nov. 10 III IT,
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1869-11-10

At Lansing, Iowa. thirty young mon have
solemn vow that no mcmber shall marry any
ono exccptA widow. Tho husbands Of tho
place arc also cultiyating cIubs-mostIy OF
hickory--and swearing thoro will DO multi>
plicity of bachelor funerals forthwith.
The Society for the prevention Of cruelty
to animals arc preparing romonstrancc to
tho Indignant husbands, coupled with tho
advice to hold on to their hickorlos; while
they Hro Mt tho samo time getting roady
marked copies Of tho Pickwick papers. to bo
scnt to each Of the thirty young mon who
are troubled with widow on tho brain.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1869-11-10

a Coon CuANcE-A good chnncc 10 maNc
money Is Offered by the University Publish>
Ing Company to nctYc agents IN cnnvassine
for Lees Memoirs" n book that will scli
readily An agent in Virginia sold 10
copies in ono week. ono in this Stntc dis
posed OF "a IN tho same time, and nrgc
ont Of it. Agents are wanted for this diss
trict, aud dny ono wishing TO try it, will
mike application to Henry Huath, Secretary
university Publishing Company No. d Bond
street, New York.
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25c. 25C. Csc. 25C. csc. csc.
TWO cases Now York Mills sLONGCLOTH,
at rs cents BY tho piccG.
r. C. SILVER.
NOV. III. Columbia, S. G.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1869-11-10

PATTERNS There aro various patterns
which .might bo dwclt upon. patterns Of
nmiahili.y. of domestic economy, etc, hut
tho patterns Of Il. l5uticrick & Co Of which
MIR. 9. + Jnchsuu. NJ Columbia. Ia the nrcut,
we wo,.ld hove occupy the public attention
Just now. We have jlst received a catalogue.
aud onr wonder IL excited at the va*t nun.
her contained IN 1t. No article OF lrcss eyer
worn or conceived Of hut is represented in
figure: :iwith nn:ne md price attached. lint
rick : we must tlinls bear tho pnlm bctnr
nll others. Send 10 jackson for n Catalogue.
or for arattctf Of anything you wnnt aud
you VIII get 1t. even If your fancy runs bacls
into the antelcuvlnn pcr0I.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1869-11-10

fr CosTs TOO MUcM.-What father or
what man who has Il heart inside of him,
ty paper costs too much II Is tho cheapest
article TINT goes Into n man's honse, 1T carries
more wealth with it for tho cost Of 1t than
any luxury or comfort that Is transient, can
carry. It's humbug. this talk about cost
don't rob;yonr m ind of tho pleasure of reads
more possession OF grcenbacks cannot give
intellectual delight.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1869-11-10

The boy who, when asked to what trndo
bo would.wish to be brought up. replied, 81
Will DC trustee, because ever since pnpa hns
been a 'rtstcc we hare had pudding ut din>
ner,' wns wise child in his generation.
And If there 10 no harm in tho thing we
would like to bo r "trustec," or something
Of Tint sort. for Our boy fairy dotos on pud>
ding. 1t makes no difference to him what
corn Is worth so that pudding Is for dinner
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1869-11-10

MIR. GEORGE MURRAY !
Tho Grotcsquc Comedian.
NJ II. BURT LEEI
The Champion I.eaprr md Vuulter.
BARRY AND REEVES[
Tho Comiqno Pantonhimists.
ULRIG DANXEFFi
rho Russlnn Athlete.
MIR. IL. LOCKWOOD
Tho Intrepid Pancratfst.
lIERR DREXELi
Tho Modern Hercules.
AUDORFF AND RENTEZt
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Notice of Sale Of Land

|':'In Common Pleas-Ncwbcrry.
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"a ihartne A. Ward ct. nl. Va. james p. Brown

Nov. 10, 4t-3t
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1869-03-06
Assets, Jan. /, 1883. over So 500 900

THIS COMPANY Issues policies on lipes on al
the different ptans. aud ut a. favorable rates as any
ether. while it has no restrictions "a regard 10 res
idenee or travel, and all its profits are dipided an
HuaAy among its policy holders, Its policies are
all issued on ths NON. roRFEirINo PLAN. Il is
prompt, inths payment Of losses. no com pany
having n better reputation for proDptsess or
iiberslity.
TIE amount received for premiums
alone ~ tie year io67 was...... 81 .4O5 049 80
In crest iecirved same time. ....--. ii5n35 10
Lls<.e By d atI { r the 81 lie pv,,od 255 o 90
Tnts Company al us last annual Meeting, held
IL, Jrnuary, declared d dividend OF Forty per ceul.
payable ia lash. and -
nesolved. " FlaI all dividends previous to, and in
eludink that OF Janurry, 1867. vi he paid during The
coriett var, at the period vi / 10 70 :, wal OF the r-
spectiVe p ,!icies. and IRON and at,vT January Il s.,
they wal be paId at The pc iods OF their first renewal"
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1869-03-06

fotIowing described pIsniation, 70 witt
a certain tract Of land situated il this
parish, and cultivated ss 5 sugar pls"'a
- containing about four hundred and
sisiy superficial srpents, bounded above
Ind. Of Tbenphle Mahirr {, m c., be-
low by those Of J hn A. Bird. aud 10 the
rear 6y those Belonging t" the estate Of
Tsmsa McCalop, with the depth Of inriy
srpgn,s, mare or less, together with oil
and siugul, n The buildings and improve
uents thereon.
seed to pay aud satisfy the smonnt
Of judgement, interest and costs IN above
suit.
Term. Of sale-Cash, With the benefit
Of superintendent, and subject to the lease
s%ristiug on said plantation.
J. v. DURABLE, Jr,
.n,0 Sheriff.
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1869-03-06
Agricultural implements.

BUILDERS MATERIALS and Hardware =
ID ! woula respectfully call the attention Of
Plsntets. Farmers, AMI the community general,
lyi Of this and neighbariag parishes, to my va.
riei, choice aui complete stock of
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1869-03-06

aIhIoULI OfSL tNfL mt'Nio ID
BUILD EHs..MNTEnsALs,
TOOLS AND HARDWARE,
and invite r call aud examination of the same
at the Store and Wareroom, opposite the Bank
ing House of George \. Pike, and near the
Post Office, on Third street. Baton Rouge,
ianl6tf is. MoVAY.
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1869-03-06
ANDREW s.KULLER Editor,

The cheapest journal OF The kh d published and ,hs
only one giving the triee list q tfees, Vines and
plants il Ali nurse fies IN UDe." 1t slse conisin.
ist Ut the best implements tor Farm, Gar0en srd
tious-hoid and Its pages are hiled with sr,lci-s r om
The best horticul,uia al and agricultural v riiers 10 ile
~oFd' AZ a special iuoOcvmebl. y oier 10 ssad
one plant o, either ef the hd'ow NJ vaii, " q truls.
to sii Who sen0 in iheY names WITH 81 So:
Cjsrke's kaspbeify, Davison's , hornieee r arp.
! cry, Eilisdsie kaspberry AZ lssouii Msssssoih Bistk
berry, I hs.ice Ola, ioiu., Ch. ice Japan Lilly, iona
Iii. pc VIpe. or Two Early Wilson Blackberry. ~
M aiDny blackberry. ar TO all ohe~ho will send
one POUND Of kAELY kOSE POTATOES.
The plants will be carefully packed ard sent sy
Haii pa<t paid az early in ihs "A u.uhin. orspsing 81
pra. iicahle 9f.f. pov2e- Am
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1869-03-06

French CaEicoes A. Dress Goods
L 10 suit the taste, sud at rs.narssbty Iow pri
ces, bought in France aud 62rn.ny, at
l. R0SENFIELD.
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1869-03-06
DR.. WILLIAM nEYNAUD.

OFFERS his profsssioualservice to tho pubiiSs
OF Baton Refuge ssd vicinity. Once an Cbpyeh
street, the SAINT hsr.t1fors occupied BY Dr.. ~
III. Day. sla ae'Sa aye |.
Elizabeth daily monitor. [volume] (Elizabeth, N.J.) 1868-1880, 1869-02-12
pc Our business men are confident
ly expecting brisk trade in the spring
everything betokening lively times.

The bill to organize the National
Guard was ordered to have third
reading yesterday, with two or three
triiing amendments. One amendment
provides that each comfy shall be en-
titled to at least one company another
that no company shall have less than
forty privates and third that there
shall be an encampment of the Guard
once in three years, when ordered by
the Governor. The Indications are
that the bill will pass the Senate by a
good majority.
Elizabeth daily monitor. [volume] (Elizabeth, N.J.) 1868-1880, 1869-02-12

n@- Mrs. Green, of this city, the fine
soprano singer attached to the choir OF
st. James Church, of Newark, was
waited upon at the residence of Major
Toler, on Wednesday evening, by q
number of the congregation of that
church, and presented with purse OF
800. The gift was totally unexpected
by the lady, who received it with many
expressions of gratitude.
Elizabeth daily monitor. [volume] (Elizabeth, N.J.) 1868-1880, 1869-02-12
Reading Matter on every page.

aA. Library Hall, on the evening OF
February %, will again be the scene OF
fashion and beauty-the occasion being
the grand concert to be given under
the direction of Mr. Gustavus F. Hall,
the celebrated baritone of Westminster
Church, of this city. We rejoice that
our people are to have another oppor-
tunity of listening to Miss Tedt, the
charming violinist.
Elizabeth daily monitor. [volume] (Elizabeth, N.J.) 1868-1880, 1869-02-12

AVOID DEBT The man who is under
monetary obligations to his fellow men
is fit subject lor compassion. He is
in constant dread of being dunned, and
we abhor duns. To be reminded by
every face we meet of our helplessness
is the reverse of pleasant Nothing
else is so degrading to the character of
a man as indebtedness. His business,
his family, his all, is at the mercy of
others. He is more than poor, he is
doubly poor. He has, and has not.
Then do not run over head in debt
expecting to come out all right at some
future time. No time is so good as the
present in which to practice economy.
The past amt of much account so far
as calculating upon it goes, and to
fathom the future needs wiser ken
than humanity isordinarily blesedIwith.
Save money now. Ii you can't save
the money, only don't run in debt. 1t
is the worst situation you can possibly
be in if you are honest. Makeyour ex-
penses conform to ycur income, and
you cannot fail to be happy, and
ultimately reach THAT goal for which all
are evidently striving to die rich.
Elizabeth daily monitor. [volume] (Elizabeth, N.J.) 1868-1880, 1869-02-12
COUNTY OFFICERS.

Senator-Amos Clark, Jr.
AssemLly-John q. VIII lau, Dewitt c. Hough
Presiding Judge David A. Depue.
Asso. Judges-H. H. Bovine, D. milford, y
Gibby.
Prosecuting Attorney VIM j. Magic.
Sheriff gar Pierson.
Clark Henry r Cannon.
Surrogate--Addson S CLARK.
Director of Board of Freeholders--D. milford
Clerk of Board Oliver Pierce.
Collector Thomas B. Budd.
Keeper Of Jail Abram A. Ward.
Coroners--L. Braun, S. Jackson, A. Leeson.
Elizabeth daily monitor. [volume] (Elizabeth, N.J.) 1868-1880, 1869-02-12
snNs np rEMPERANCE.

Lincoln Division, No. 81. Meets every Tues
day evening, at Library Hall. James Gale, r, S
Star OF Hope Division, No SO. Meets at Man
wells Hall. First ward, every Monday evening -
]. II. Ellis. r. s. -s-
Elizabeth Division, No S. Meets every Wed
nesday evening, at Library Hail. F. MeDermott
RS.
Central Division, No. 81. Meets every Monday
evening, over the Post Office, First ward. Ell
wood Phares, r. S.
Ark of SAT ty Division, No. 106. Meets every
Thursday evening, at Library Hall, Thomas
Higgins, r. s.
Elizabeth daily monitor. [volume] (Elizabeth, N.J.) 1868-1880, 1869-02-12

RsS~ Our citizens may expect fine
parade on the Odd. Besides the four
companies of the Battalion, Captain
Wanser's company from New Bruins
wick, will be present. Reinhards full
band, with their new silver instruments,
will head the line. We trust that our
people will show proper appreciation
of the day.