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The New York herald., 1874-09-24
DIRECTORY FOx ADVERTISERS.

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sPORTiNG-DoGs. BIRDS, &C.-FrRsr PAcE-second
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uSTSRsIshso ROOMS ; AMP AM a! APARTMENTS - TO LET
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HORSES, CARRIAGES, &C.

EXECUTORS SALE
4dxosHow &Kl514 TX rvELls srtH AgGslaT 81 O'CLOCK,
ONE DOOR EAST or FIFTH AVENUE;
..<,,.a...-. BULL, DECEASED.
CONSISTING OF 4vALuABLE AND FAST HOsREs,
SAKRiAGEs HARNESS. BLANKETS, RobEs &c
JOHN r. MYERS.
CHARLES {. DUFF, Auctioneer.
ss % hn and asId o 6% sss ss y
Aexander's Abdaah. dam by MambrinO Chief; was
bred by r. A. Alexander, Of Woodord county. KeL-
his extra beauty and spcei and was pronounced then
to he the best gated colt ~ Kentucky; ne WAS pur
speed since, with little training Will trot down in
the thirtes he has grea: style and appearance prompt
strongest Young rotng horses to wagon found,
and, With his great speed ana pedigree included. he
must rank with the first horses The country; he is
vice or bcmish.
Ceicbracd and fast trotter Major Bright, bay, l5H
raised Brstteboro vt, by Charles Sept ESQ., and
roed when four old full mile In :ls has SINCE
been used on road: he Is one Of the most stylish and
we'll behaved young horses to be found and can beat
2:0 TO road wagon, aud is warranted sound and kind
very handsons and eiooahke' sired by Edsairs liam
Fair in kentucky when three old, where she
10y owner and has since been driven on road
she can 6ea. 45 AMI with hapding will trot much
Also the beautiful dark gray Mare Lille, ID hands
high years old was sired by Gray Eagle dam by St
La wrencc She is extra saddle mare, very gentle
and dociie and pull pony phaeton inside OF S0
she has always been used to phaeton and Is warranted
sound and kind.
Also elegant city made Wagons. double and single
Harness, Robes Blankets, Whips &C.
B.-Sock exhibition at all times prior to sales at
stable AZ above.
Sale positive shne highest bidder, without
limit or restriction.
The New York herald., 1874-09-24
RILI.IAkiDS.


A PARTICULAR NOTICE OUR CELEBRArED
"A. Standard American Billiard Tables and uneauaei
Combination Cushions, used III all championship col
tests only be obtaino at wareroomS 73S Broat
way inc entire machinery, letters patent copyrights
radc marks &c, OF the late hrm OF Phelan Uoendcr
solely vested III the surviving partner III. W. COLI
LENDER, and no other manufacturers can supply our
famous standard American Billiard Gools. Established
1855. Largest nlanulactorics IN the world. Only city
warcrooms, 73S broadway Ilusratet price lists sent to
any addrc5s.
Al 81 1ANDARD AMERICAN BEvEL TABLES AND
h1s the Phclar n Collcnder Combination Cushions
Tor sale only by the patcntec II. W. CoLLENDGH sue.
cessor TO Phclln Colentcr, 73s Broadway New YORK.
A sPECIALTY.-GREAT AMERICAN BEvEL IA
N blcs, with Deaucy's Wire Cushions, usel exclu
svcy tor all match games secont hand Bowel Tables
conpletc. SEQ, Bagatelles, Trpotcs and Russian
Bowling Tables also several new Parlor Games ~ re-
duecd prices. W. H. GRIFFITH CO., No. 40 Vesoy st.
The New York herald., 1874-09-24
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SPECIAL NOTICEs.

SODA WATER, MINERAL WATERS GINGER
IA Ale. sparkling Wines: manufacture OF complate
outfits of Apparatus and Materials with full nstrnc-
uons ali ucpartr nts OF manufacture, botiing ana dis
peDsing exclusive Rights ~ desirable territory. Gaia
jo2ues lrce. JON MATTHEWS, First avenue, Twenty
18th and TwenS e~vcntb strscts. New York.
The New York herald., 1874-09-24

THE NEW YORK CATHOLIC PROTECrORY WILL
receive bids Tor Plastcring Plumbing Gas Fitting
aud slatc Roofing for the Centre building, at West
chester, n. ", I'LL noon OF aturday the I'd day OF
october, 1874
The plans and specifications be seen at the office
or the architect L. j. O'CONN0k Ill broadway, room
1877.
The directors the right TO reject any or all
bids Bids must be delivered at tie office, l9 Reade
street
The New York herald., 1874-09-24
HORSES, CARRIAGES. &C.

DOR SALE-TwO YOUNG HORSES; WARRANTED
Wiliett street.
The New York herald., 1874-09-24
PROPOSALS

(NONSTRUCTION OF LIFE SAVING STATIONS
~ sealed proposals will be received at this depart
until u o'clock noon OF tuesday, the 18th day of
UctODer 1874 for the construction OF saving Station
Houses at ine following named points to w-0ne near
Smiths Island Lighthouse, Virginia; one Cubb's
Island Virginia; one Hog Island, Virginia, abr east
the lighthouse; one on Cedar Island, Virginia,
beach, abreast Of the Assatcague Lighthouse, aud
bids will he received TOR ony several all the above
mentioned houses Bidders must state the time IN
which they will contract complete houses,
bids mn,tbe ncecmpaniea with guarantees from RESPONSE
qurcd worg. All proposals must be indorscd "Propo-
sais construction of life saving stations" and
dressed to the secretary OF The Treasury, Washington
ID. q.
Specifications and plans obtaned Mt the Offices
OF the Deputy Collectors OF Customs at Unancock, Va
Chincoteague Va, and the Inspector OF Customs at
Lewes, ucl also upon application 10 this department
The government reserves the right 70 reject any sl
bids B II. BRISTOW, Secretary,
TREASURY DErARrnKSr wAsaISGrox ID. g.; September
a. 1874
The New York herald., 1874-09-24

ENOR SALE CHEAP--A TOP WAGON CITY MAKE,
with Harness. Blankets, &c, in good order, Inquire
tor Mr. O's wagon at stable seventh and Forty
second street
The New York herald., 1874-09-24

DOR SALE-rwO YOUNG HORSES; WARRANTED
Wilieu street.
EOR sALE-THREE-QUARTERL LANDAULET, TWO
seats, made TO order by celebrated maker, nearly
also pair bay Horses Smtie !onss Stock years old:
Livery I sss
siesh Cali at stable, lss West Sixteenth
T. with Harness. Blankets, &c. in good order Inquire
tor Mr 9s wagon at stable Seventh avenue and Forty
EoR sALE1AND STABLE TO RENT, NEW SIDE
side Sar Sar opGn @ % M 20 ac % nse ea seat
ul sprins second hand top Wagon 1i IN ins order;
s three 81 sea, side bar open Wagon very ne little
ss s @ e n stable sSS S p rs % W Fs4Y SaY
sevepth street, FEAR; must be sold party moving
FoE. sALErA Il .o. nAY HORSE, is HANDS HIGH;
As Hudson street, in the furniture store.
GRAY PONY FOR sALE-ONE OF THE HAND
~ somest ponies to be found has been used by chill
@ sse
CooD, SOUND WORK HORSES FOR SALE CHEAP.
after si'0 o%kRs y ssd Co. oa
5ls West Twenty first street.
HORSES roR sALE-wARRANTED SOUND. KIND
HoRsE ls,s HANDS HIGH, FOR SALE CHEAP
Apply at ays"e MHrs es of ea3 and Kind
HARNESS AND HORSE BLANKETs-THE LARGEST
pa% s .$' asS
order nc Suits Tor trctcrs with Of horse
At hs p1s
f. BARTLETT 62Wa-re St, corner College place
ONE Of TUE MOST ELEGANT: LATEST STYLED
made to eras, q. cost 81 $50 promnent % %sr
snan who has since % been abroad Sr health
DXRKER Corner ere Of % Br"alway @ and Thirty @ street
SECoSSpMANo CARRIAGES, DOCTORS pHAsEroS.
ssat Das CARTS ss saSFs
all rftnHffasss eSpS"E pFssa
% % H' SS,''Ss: s own ss' S"s
CrABIE wANrED-wIrn FOUR OR FIVE STALLS
= and room for hmsn, situated between Forheth
%
y new, patent wheel full spring, light top WAGON,
ansr aast s'' at M III ws ne G sed Of
Broadway and Seventh avenue.
THE CHEAPEST ESTABLISHMENT IN THE CITY,
ss ay s na as % eight
years old free and pleasant drivers fear nothing can
e or address west
N,o LET-rRIvATE STABLE, POSSESSING EVERY
yard o
WANTED-A GLNTLRM ANS TURNOUT COMPLETES
w IN exchange for Cottage House and two Lots at
East New York will make liberal exchange. Address
CLIFTON, Herald Office.
WANTED-ONE OF HAMS PATENT CIRCULAR
" front Coupe Rockaways and one three-quarter
drss good
WANrED-PONY PHAETON. ON PLATFORM
w springs with rumble. Address. stating price, &c,
j. X kANNEY Filth Avenue Hotel
VNANrED--A STRONG BUILT SECOND HAND TOP
w Buggy must be i'll goot order and cheap Apply at
207 asst Fourteenth street, near Third avenue.
11n WILL BUY AN EXC ELLENT CARRIAGE
%1fV Horse Canadian, light Wagon and Harness,
for sale TO close retail wine business Apply at Nos 2S
and 81 South tlfth avenue.
The New York herald., 1874-09-24
RE w AI1iyS.

GS REWARD WILL DE PAID FOR THE RETURN
.rC OF the Pocketbook with Papers and sae Kew lost
on Tucsday evening on n Grand and Forty. second
street car, between the hours OF ana o'clock JOHN
W. IESSE, Cashier, German Exchange Bank 2l5
Bowery
d. = Q0O REWARD FOR THE DISCOVERY AND
sSC.OVO conviction of the person who wrote the
anonymous letter 10 certain General in Sixts enfh
street regarding lady In Twenty eighth street il con.
tents are proved Address j. i. u, Attorney, Herald
Uptown Branch Office
The New York herald., 1874-09-24

INOR SALE-THREE-QUARTERL LANDAULET, TWO
Il seats made TO order by celebrated maker, nearly
new, pu two months from factory and in elegant orders
also pair bay Horses Hambetonian stock, years old,
sound Kind and very stylish; set double Harness, by
Campbell new Livery, &c. coupe Harness. single
Sleigh Call at private stable ls2 West Sixteenth
The New York herald., 1874-09-24

ToRR. sALEVAND LIZ 1 STABLE TO RENT, ! NEW SIDE
side bar open Wagon l2o pounds city made, little used
full spring second hand top Wagon, in fne order;
used l2' pounds top Phaston. low whe eled, in nne
kets Robes &c, at private stable No. 40 West Forty
sevepth street, In rear; must be Sold party moving
South.
The New York herald., 1874-09-24

COOD. SOUND WORK HORSES FOR SALE Oh ZAP
" Trial gwen; also Horses to let by days work. Call
after O'Clock L. n. OAKES BROS. Co,
5lS West Twenty first street.
The New York herald., 1874-09-24
SPECIAL NOTICES.

A LABAMA STATE LOfTERY-S5oO.tN0 CASH DE-
~ tributed.-whoie iiekets $40. halves S. quarters
81 ~. Circulars with full information, sent free Ad
dress JOHN y. SLATER CO., Post once box 1fsi,
New York.
The New York herald., 1874-09-24
DRY GOODS.

1T SMITHS PATTERN BAZAAR,
"A VA BROADWAY, near Twentieth street.
IMPORTED Fashions.
Patterns with CLOTH MODELS now ready
Open until p. NJ. every day.
The New York herald., 1874-09-24

GRAY PONY FOR sALE-oNE OF THE HAND.
soonest ponies to be found; has been used by chill
dren 10 both saddle AMI wagon perfect pet: years
old sound kind and gentle. Inquire stable 4s East
Thirty second street
The New York herald., 1874-09-24

vXANTED-ONE OF HAMS PATENT CIRCULAR
w front Coupe Rockaways and three quar-
Clarence Brewstcr's make preferred must be in good
order; state prices Address ROME Herald Office.
The New York herald., 1874-09-24

CUPERB CAMELS HAIR SHAWL cost SI,bO0
y short time ago. for sao, for $500 by responsible
who has for it. ful and Of
cost given. Address INDIA, box l69 Herald CptOwn
Branch office.
The New York herald., 1874-09-24

E'OR sALE--A BAY HORSE, Is HANDS HIGH. 9
J. years old; sound and kind; price Si5 Inquire at
AS Hudson street, in the furEiturc store.
The New York herald., 1874-09-24
SALES At AUCTION,
A UCTION-HENRY ZINN, ArCTIONEER,
"A sells THIS DAY, at l01s O'Clock,

SlaCU0
worth OF Household Furniture
in private residence II East Twentieth street,
Broadway, namely-Pianoforte, IA octave tour, round
corners Parlor Suits covered in satin, brocate reps
and hairc 10Th Centre Tables OIL Paintings, Bronzes
Clocks. &c Chamher Suits complete IoseWood and
Pillows sideboards, Extension Tables CARPETS. &c
Basement and Kitchen Furniture. Sale positive.
A LFRED LLOYD AUCTIONEER, WILL SELL AT
n public auction Friday next. at l0 in lots, all
the Furniture ths private house 100 Macouga street
Sale positive. Dealers invited
J: BLEECKER, son h WHITE AUCTIONEERS.-
a. Partition sale TO close the estate OF Caiharinc Van
Ness, deceased.-A.J j. BLEECkER, son X WHITE will
sell at auction on Thursday October l. at laM at the
Exchange salesrOom the three story basement high
stoop brown stone House and Lot No l44 West Forty
ninth street. between sixth and Seventh avenues house
24X5l lot, I Particulars at the Auctioneer's ONCE,
No. 80 Pine street.
The New York herald., 1874-09-24

THE CHEAPEST ESTABLISHMENT IN THE CITY,
L In consequence Of my being called away will sell
pair Of fine bay Horses, Is hands, seven and eight
years old free and pic drivers fear nothing
trS in A ns sqan6 kind aHa gentle Also %
and slafts; also fine double Harness, Blankets Robe
&c Call on Or address Mr.. RYERSON, lol West Thirty.
fifth street
The New York herald., 1874-09-24
Lust AND FOUND.

JNOUND-IN THE ERIE FERRY HOUSE LAST EVEN
IL ing, PocketbooS containing small amount o
money cards and otner papers inc Loser can have bS
Broadway, n, Y
The New York herald., 1874-09-24
SALES AT AUCTION.

DAWNBR0KERS SALE.-JAMES AGAR AUCTION
eer SO New Bowery will sell this day at o'clock.
sharp 800 lots silk and other Dresses Broche and woo
Shawls saeques, Remnants, Table linen Blankets,
Quilts carpets, Unde rclothng. &C. Also Coats Panta-
Icons Icons and Vests. By order. $. GOoDSTEIS. Bridge
The New York herald., 1874-09-24

EOUND-A CERTIFIED CHECK, WHICH OWNER
can have by proving property and paying expenses
by calling for MARKS MEYER, care j. w. Greene X
Smith, 170 Broadway.
The New York herald., 1874-09-24
A UGGTIoN o4Ns ssALE-PosIrIyELY THIS DAY,

A UCTI0N SALE-PosITIyELY THIS DAY,
~ CTHURsDAY morning. September "a, at l0I o'clock
49,. property OF u private family.
AT the private residence O3 West Twentyegnth street.
near sixth svenue over 75 lots useful and handsome
Household Furniture: 6U yards Carpets Curtains;
magnhsent Grande Duehesse, Marie Antoinette style
Parlor suits satin, brocade and reps; brilliant
7a octays ,panoios!e Etageres Tables Turkish Fur
niture Paintings Works OF Aft wood and walnut
Ch.nber Suits; Dressing Cases, Bedsead Bureaus. Com
modes Mattresses; Library Llniug servants Furniture
n. B-Goods packed and delivered for purchasers city
or country Take Broadway Sixth or Seventh avenue
cars TO Twenty-e ghth street j. KRAMER, Auctoneer,
A UCTION SALE-THiS tTHURSDAN MORNING
"A commencing at 10 o'clock.
at the elegant private residence
2lO west Twenty-first street, near Seventh avenue,
handsome AMI useful Household Furniture.
two elegant Planotortes Steinway & sons 7 octave
a, and Decker Bros four round u octave.
Marie Antonette and Princess style Paror Suits, cov
ereo IN damask siun and brocatel inai0 and marble
tSp Centre and Card Tables Freneh plate Mirrors ne
SHr,ain Library and sec1esire handsome
,,ne Spanis., ana Turkish Lounges, Easy Chairs
with. with Dressing Cases Beasteads, Bureaus Ward
n%fn rn;n and MalrsiGth Suits Exsns,on Tao's bullet
Brussels and ingram CARPETS KITCHEN Eurniture, xc
ROBERT G. CAsHfN, Auciioneer.
The New York herald., 1874-09-24

CTABIE wANTED-wITH FOUR OR FIVE STALLS
~ and room for coachman, situated between FOrtieth
and Feth and not beyond lie xngton and Sixth
avenues. Address ii sRRfNG, box 4,929 Post office.
CACRIFICE.-S2O FOR A HANDSOME, NEARLY
- new, patent wheel. full spring, light top Wagon,
latest sty.e SIS for hne Harness. the property OF
Father Gagar, at lH West Thirtyffth street, between
n Sc vent
The New York herald., 1874-09-24

HORSES FOR SALE-WARRANTED SOUND, KIM
and gentle have been used In furniture carts. Also
Carts Harness, &c. No. BOwery, corner Division st.
The Hillsborough recorder., 1874-10-14

L-ft here on Monday evening TO attend
tie Federal Court at Grrcnsto-o. from
Grenstaro he gpes 20 Philadelphia, and
thence viii 80 to aiiend a iss,et;ng Of the
Trustees Of the Peabody Fund. After
that, iflhe aiher parties are ready, he
will appear IL Washington City as referee
on the psri ~ the State ~ Virginia In the
contested boundary case between that
Sste and Maryland. We hope his health
viii bear ap ussdcrslIch strain both up
On lIs nieiilal and physical powers.
The Hillsborough recorder., 1874-10-14


We have reen ille nloslrl "fasiavention
originating In the brain of our townsman,
Mr.. L. 4. Has-ell % The Orange House,
which gives promise % great utility aud
general application In tie streets Of towns
and cities. II lisa dFsy. The e~eniial far
turcs % whIrll IL that the wheels are
placed under the body ~ the dray instead
ofat tie sides. thereby avoiding The nn-
noyance and danger % :" locking" which
j. 0fconstaHt occurrence IN crowded thor
oughGars. the axica aurk lh Journals,
the wheels and axle- working together 10
a direct line. but the wheels also capable
ofrevnlying on the axle IN turnlng, or
clrYed llncs.A wa
Ti.s wlIccls are Iof less dlAsarieT than or.
tlinary, thereby not eleyasIng the dray too
much. The vehicle appears 70 be of light
dram, and would sscin 10 command "
self vt once % general appreciation.
Mr.. Hassell has alec q cart. the whcels
of which sl.u work W Journals. Both
inodrlsare on exhibition At the State Fair.
The Hillsborough recorder., 1874-10-14

The Schedule frr the Special passenger
an WINS rrceived Too late for last w@k's
i-sue. IttAas however be oi service to
many 70 know tIlata Daylight train
each way passrs.from Salem 90 Raleigh
on the 18th. llth. 18th and 10Th inst.
reaching Raleigh al 1880 m. and leav-
Ing Ut S. pn4 Reaches iIiiIstoro " $40
a N returning 81 6.57 p ~; Mci,anesville
at SUI IA. fetnruiIsg, 5.2s pm. Durham,
e.l2 = 10; returning e-2opln.
Round tickets from lfilIsborn, including
entrance 10 Fair Grounds. si.T0, Mebanes-
vile s20o. Durham sl.3o
The Hillsborough recorder., 1874-10-14
EAGLE i.opeE No. II a. Y. NJ.
ITillsl,oroll1th lSel,k aath 18I4

! fftitSO0fO9tgh Sept 31tn 1874
IKaere0ss 1t has pleased our Heavenly
Father to remove from our midst and
exaItto membership tie Celestial Lodge
above our lion9ed brotler Stephen 4 For
Isrest, who was for Years Treasurer Of this
| Lodge.
Therefore. Resolved, that III tlle death
Of our brioyed brother, the country has
lost afi upright and useful citizen, his
church bright and shining light, and
Masonry one ofhertrutss and most Jealous
menibeFs,---a man in the prime of his
usefulness to 0hisceuntry 10 his GDd--
ard faithful mall things TO his brethren.
We,cail but mourn tl,e removal of sucil n
mall from our midst, but humLly and
rpverently bow to tiedecree which we con-
fidently believe transfers him to a blisstui
Immortality.
Resoiued. that We will ever revere his
memory as one who was devoted hus-
band, fond and judicious parent, an
humble and deyout christian, aild y good
man. kf'ttft aFihM
F Resolved that we extend to his family
our sincere and heartfelt sympathy In
their bereavement, aud aiirctionately
renlind, them, that the order which he
adorned Ia life, isthe friend aiid protector
Of the widow and the orphan.
Jscs0ived that il copy OF these ress
olutipns lie forwarded lly the secretary Ia
the family of0ur deceased brother, and
copy sent 10 the Hilsbow Recorder,
with request that they lie published.
KaRERf Il PEASANTS
JAMES PARIS 1890 C0M.F
Thomas g, HAYES
{ H., M. I$f tvt.nf. Saf.
The Hillsborough recorder., 1874-10-14

GoTo CooLEs'sif you want to see Q
splendid stock ef furnit,ire IN every line.
- y. - - - y -s...-.s- A
i4Andsasnc.

Thessle a ReaulS aad walter's Ware
house IL DURHAM 81. Thursday ln~t Tor the
benefit % The orphas' Asylum ne,ted the
handsome sum of seventy dollars, which
wastarned OYER % M, ". A. Thompson,
AZ agent " Osssuge cai,sty.
The Iit'ls sa,strf MI. RSams, Infected
with the al rervAllng spirit ~ cl.rsty.
went il.ruagh gise crowd u h1yess a,l,l
collected si,s,. which was uislryl ~ the
other anlautt. IN
The Hillsborough recorder., 1874-10-14

In our notice ~ the Gtange Festivals
lat week we inadvertently aserIbed the
honor Of the festivities % E,'o Grange.
whereas Centre Grange VA, the real body.
Onr mistake grew out % the fart that
brh Gnnges were near Eno liver,
and We knew there was an Emo Grange,
and careler~ly assumed this d be the one
ReIng ,Imuger aow, We will not fall in>
20 similar error.
The Hillsborough recorder., 1874-10-14

s# I. l.
We have seen petition Ia circulation,
numerepsly signcd, addressed to theMayor
aud Commissioners, praying that some
adequate step be taken 10 protect the
Business paFtoftiie town from the spread
offirehy providing suitable ladders &c
Every now and Chen the fears Of thypeol,le
are aroused BY some alarm. aud then every
body Il sexAitvd and awakened 70 provide
against The recurrence of the danger
The occasion passes BY. and tiiere II i
lapse into the Usual ais.iy and Inditf.
ere,'ce. wehearno inoreof .pyepaiallon or
proYIston until frightened agains But the
danger nevertheless still exists. No one
who looks upon The rombusiible nature of
tile tuildings around the couftSilouse
square, and who remembers that an tile
ms rcaniiIe wealth Of the place Is cpntfed
there. but will be amazed At this blind
reliance on chance, or perhaps more
pious feeling of ftrust III experimenting
Providence. 'aan has don. absolutely
nothing. aud when the danger i upon Us
there issictlling IA the world but mere
physical force. without u singie appliance
OF art or science to hattie with the flame.
Intelligence was giyelro us for apurpose.
II W. do not nseit properly, we deserve
Az tim scourges that ignorance. nr neglect
OF cur interests may bring upon US
4 single stray spark, blown from some
remote chimney may involve 10 Que gene-
raj conaagraiion the whole sf the business
portion Of the town. the fate Of one
house Involves that cf all the Others; an
inqaisiliye rat, nibl,ing away at box Of
matches, may kindea flame, that ~ the
present condition Of helplessness will defy
MI effort At contrpl,
As a matter of economy, even supposing
that sparks do not NY aud rats confine
themselves 20 grain, II isa wise pplicy to
put the town Ia a condition TO say. II has
made some preparation against fire. rhc
saving IN rates OF insurance wnnld more
lllan pay the assessment made for the
purchase ofladderS, buckets, extinguishers
or whatever ngency may be used. We
question ifiusursnce companies wiIl,ouch
ninth Of tile property here, except at such
ratesas 70 make insurance most costly
safeguard.
We hope The prayer Of the petitioners
viii be heard and immediate action had
thereon; aud we invoke the business men
Of the townby all the regard they have for
their own Interests and that of Others, To
bsup aud stirring IN this matter.
Atrhck, with Accomplishment of ladders,
buckets axes dc i alI that we call fpr now.
We VIII pnslpone the day for steam fire
engine, until SOME of our property holders
catch the .eoiltaglon Of building. With the
acknowledged xiii aud courage of the
HiiIsbcro boys In lighting nre. we win
feel safeir There is brought 10 their aid
ladders and buckets and axes.
Don't ie, this subject he suffered sgain,
NJ isas been dome hcretosor !. 20 pass away,
tobe revived only when the SIM of ,ies-
truc:Ion shall have PISSED over your bus
ihess centre. end When selF-reproache- for
acrimInai proer l>tiaat On will be too late.