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The Portland daily press., 1875-04-30

NEW LoNDoN-Ar 2sth sch A H Sawyer, Cook,
Calais.
PfROVIDENCE-Ar 2sth, sch orozimbo, Guptill,
NEWPORT-Ar 2Sth, sch Maud Mulloch. Nor
WIZ yiNE EVf 9th. schs Stewart,
Libby. and Alaska, Clark. Machias for New York;
Saarbruck Clark do for do; Mary Clark. Cameron,
Roekport for do Scud, Hallowell, Dennysville tor
do Geo somes NSr%oGd ana u Magne e. Handy,
v;dence: Willie Luce. Spear, Camden tor Norfolk;
Mary Patten. Gikey. Belfast for savannah
AZ 98fh schs Harry Percy, Percy, I'm Rondout for
Roston !! George q Albert. do for Waldoboro; Laco-
MIA Crockett do for Portsmouth; Lockout; Hueklns,
do for Yarmouth; G NJ Newins, Rulon. Fall River
~ sid asIb, scbs Willie Luce, scud. Alnomak Albert
Jameson, Mary Clark, Mary Patten' Alaska oaar-
brnck Stewart, ana others rs Florida. THOMPSON,
EDGARTOWN-Ar 10Th, sen fioiiua' An0i"p''"'
BosToNNAr 2sth, schs Uriah Fisk CrowelI'
Baltimore; VIM Buck. Miller, Philadelphia he,a Ia
Hall Rondout; Gov Coney. Ridley, Hoboken' "
Dewitt, Trowant. Yarmouth. -, ,,o,,r, Trinidad.
cid 2sth, orig David Owen. Chadbourn' IIiihoA"'
sch John StrOuD Nickersou, kenneDec. o-,oa,..
Ar 10th ship Golden Rule, Morse. New vi 1s
schs Ada Allen, Dudley, FIN Jersey City; EXPRESS
Cid Goth brig Belle Prescott Waterhouse. Port
land; schs Geo V Jordan. Duncan, do; foi2.oy,
Bryant Baltimore; Emma, Sparrow, bTlsto' nu
Thomas. Clifford, Bangor; MASSACHUSETTS h'""''
PORTSMOUTH-Below 2sth, sch W Emerson
D0rr from Orand for Boston.
Sid 2sth, sch Douglas Haynes, Adams, Batr'
FOREIGN PORTS.
Ar at Table Bay, CGH, =, barque Reunion. Emer-
son, Montevideo: brig Il Remick, Rose. Boston.
Ar at Deal 28th barque Eta Lor1Dg, LorlnS Hoh
Manila for London. (nas been ashore) a.,
Sid FIN Newcastle Z 9th, barque MoonDeam, fleid'
United States. n,,,
Ar at Cardiff 2sth. barque Laura Burnham, Phil
| lips, London.
Sid I'm Liverpool Goth, ship st james, Henderson.
United States.
Ar in the Channel 9th, ship Kit Carson, Spencer,
from Batavia.
At st Jago It'll. sch Mabel Staples, Coffin, disg
to load at Guantanamo.
Ar at Matanzas 9th, bar1ue John e Chase Davis.
New York. brigs Cascatele, Jackson. and Fanny b
| Tucker Tucker, Boston; Ralph Carlton, Hardness,
New York.
| Ar at Cardenas 9th, schs Emma Hart, Hart,
| New York; Geo Hunt Dexter, do; Clara Loud.
| Welt, Galy estOn.
Sid FIN Windsor Ms, 2sth, schs Olive Crosby. Cros-
| by Richmond, Va; j Ii Crowley, Crowley, Tor New
York.
| SPOKEN.
April s, off Arroyo brig wenonah, of Portland, FIN
Wilmington for Ponce, IL days out
April 15 lat q. Ion SO 80, sch Levi HART 1iom bar
baboes for Boston.
April II, off Turks Island, sch John Proctor, from
| Turks Island for Boston, (mzzen topmast gomez
April 7. lat II IS, Ion &c 30. brig Annie Gardner,
| from Porto Cabello for United States.
what the Nervous Require.
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SPOKEN.

April s. off Arroyo brig Wenonah, of Portland, I'm
Wilmington for Ponce, IL days out.
April IT, lat o. lon IS 80 sch Levi Hart, ffom Bar
baboes for Boston.
April IL, off Turks Island sch John Proctor, from
Turks Island for Boston, (mizzen topmast gomez
April T. lat II 55, Ion &c 30. brig Annie Gardiner
from Porto Cabello for United States.
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MEMORANDA.

Barque Mendoza, Perry, at New York from Batavia
reports: Passed Anjier Dec Is, and Cape of Good
Hone Feb II put into St Helena Feb 10 for medical
assistance, and sailed Feb 81; crossed the equator
Mich % in lon 49, from the equator to lat 81, Ion II,
had light winds and calms from thence strong wes-
terly gales; lost and split sails, and washed every
thing movable from the decks. John Wolfe. I'd mate,
died of consumption. Feb 10.
Sch Hattie Ross, Durgin, from New YORK for Port
storm of April 18th, was hauled off 10th. Bottom
sustained no damage.
Sch Emily Curtis. Barbour, at Philadelphia from
Matanzas reports heavy weather and lost mainboom,
lib and gaff, and split fOresail,
The Portland daily press., 1875-04-30

EASTMAN BROS.
WILL OPEN A LARGE LOT OF
LADIES'
SPRING GARMENTS
MONDAY, APRIL 18th.
EASTMAN BROS,
5s4 CONGRESS STREET.
IN sniff
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Havana Market.

HAVANA. April 29-Sugar is firm No IL d S at 16a
a II reals; gold u "a "a reals. Spanish gold at 21S %
218A; American gold 229 a 23O Exchange weak; on
United States 60 days currency so "a SO PREM short
sight So a 81 prem; 60 days gold at 12O q 1872 prem
short sight 126 q 1913 prem; on London at 14S 100
prem; on Paris 122 q 124 prem.
The Portland daily press., 1875-04-30

Boston stock List.
ISales al. the Brokers' Board, April 20.

By water conveyance-1OOO bush cornmeal to G
True g. Co.
The Portland daily press., 1875-04-30

A-No, sir; not in that sense.
Odd yon?
A-No, did not.
Q-Not in the PRESENCE of Moulton?
Q-Is it possible to refresh your memory?
A-No, sir.
Witness said he also had conferred with But
Ter in July, 1874. at Boston. He went 10 see
him on the subject, not to consult but to confer.
He went because of message he understood
Butler had sent Beecher on the subject. Beech
er told him. Beecber did not send him. Wit
ness suggested he would go and Beecher OBJ
iected. Beecher saw Sbearman next morning
and withdrew his objection, and Shearman
came to him and advised him to go, and be sup
posed Beecher withdrew his objection He had
no idea he Was going with or without Beecher's
consent.
OIL ask you as man of sense, whether YOU
were going with Beecher's consent?
Al supposed
Q-Auswer me that.
Al cannot say definitely that knew his
objection was withdrawn.
O. You learned it from Beecher?
Al inferred from Shearman's coming to
me that he did.
Q-When you inferred that he had with
drawn his objection did you suppose you were
going with Beecher's wish or consent?
Al went at Shearman's, and did not spec
uate beyond that.
O.-Wben YOU inferred Beechers objection
occurred to you whether you were going with
or without objection by Beecher in a matter in
which he was so curously interested?
Al didn't say that. 1t is owing to the
form of the questions
Beach to the stenographer-Give two or three
of these last questions.
Stenographer read-"When you supposed
Beecher's objection was withdrawn, did you
suppose you were acting with or without his
CONSENT, and answer, II did not suppose one
way or the other
Witness resumed-He saw Butler in Boston.
The investigating committee had been sub
stantaly ended. He didn't tell Butler about
the calling of that committee They spoke Of
the message Butler sent Beecher. He cannot
remember whether Butler told him the nature
of the charge against Beecher. Butler may or
may not have told him. The charge was i'm
proper connection with Mrs. Tilton. He can
not remember definitely. He means nothing
by the word definitely"
On the goth of July had an interview with
BGtler at Moultons house, Moulton having
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NIAsONIC

petros Council No. II, r.. & S.. M.
VIII meet each Thursday ut 6 o'clock p. NJ
from lrt October to lst April and at
o'clock from lst April to 1st October, on
the following dates, June "a, July %, Ang
10, Sept. lG, Oct. 81, Nov. Is, and Dec. IL.
J. r. lXLAR, II. |.
G.gW. ,BRuEsoN, Recorder.
Eureka Chapter No. 13, r.. A.. NJ
VIII meet each Friday ut o'clock 7. Nj
from lst Oetoles- 10 LIT April, and at $
e'clock from Ist April to lat Octoher on the
following datea, June la, July l6, Ang l3
Sept. 10, Oct. 8, N9y. AZ, Dec. 10.
W. II. .GIRARDEaU, II. P.
W.. DETREvILLE, Sec.
shibbolcth Lodge No. 2S, a.. F.. H.
Will meet each Tuesday at 2 o'clnck,
from l.. Oct. TO Isl April mud nj 8 O'Clock
from lst April to tst October on the follow.
ing dates, June. 8, July 6, Aug. 3, Sept. 7,
Oct ., Nov. 2, Dec. Z:
JAS. +. IZLAR, WIN,
JAS. S. III:YwARp, Sec.
may % 1875 I'm.
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largely this year than eyer before.
Many viii mot -be-abIe to- pay out, but
wc arc going on checrfully expecting
better luck next year. All Is quiet
and at Reaee, with each othsr, there is
no disturbance between the whites and
colorcd population, We hive no Trial
Justices, nor do we want any, welmve
no fusses, law suits or any thing Of the
kind, every oi,epays attention TO his
own business and lets others do the
soinIctt fa,g,Fgs sp3T
oP.nls
Libe'ty Township, satr;t. 9th 1875
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GEO III, cORNELS0N-.

uudcr the guidance Of fiiend Dan
ncr, VIC undertook tour Of inspection
through this gcntlcman's large and
varied stock Of goods, first we took
the back room, thcrs the bagging md
tics are piled up Gas Danncr says) rs
high as the cellar, then cumc tic
clothing stock, and il any one outside
of Charleston, has larger or more
attractive stock, We wculd like to see
it; the prices too, arc really low down,
They are Offering bargains in these
goods that are we'll worth looking
after. Next We got Oh the saddles,
and they just bcwildcred us, harness
too, Of all prices and qualities. Hard
ware OF all kinds, aud getting to the
front Of the store we come 10 all the
little "nick nacks" that ladies are so
fond of looking at," and buying too,
TO sum up the whole thing. Mr.. Cor
nelson's stock is complete, and any
one who goes there and cannot be
suited in any article they may want,
must be only some crusty old
bachelor, who needs the softcni,,g
and refining influence Of some old
maid, to knock such nonsense out OF
his head. All of the gentlemen
who are connected with this cstab-
lishment are polite and attentive, if
you go i'll to price n set Of cups and
saucers, you will have small stock
Of crockery piled up before You at
once, md "you pays your money and
takes your choice. If you don't want
to spend none. keep away.
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[coMMUSIcATEp.]
Mr.. Editor Ncws & Times:


Some. time since, you expressed a
wish to hear from parts of the county,
something about the crops. will
try to tell you abut the crops i'll my
ncighborhood, i'll Liberty Township,
we had the finest prospect up to the
10th ofJuly ever saw, after that we
had no rain to do any govd till some
time i'll August, the result is our cot.
ton was rnined. can speak for my.
self(and l think it is pretty GENERALLY
| will get II .i50lb bale to every four
acres only. Corn where it was worked
will make about two thirds of CROP.
Sweet potatoes arc loing pr tty well
owing to the rains that we have had
i'll August and September. Farmers
are prcpareing to plant oats more
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BASE FALL

Base BALL
We have received M account Of the
game played between the Rattle
Snakes of Lewisvillc, and the South
ern Stars of Branchvil'e, FIVE innings
we're played. The result 40 TO so in
favor of the Rattle Snakes. Those
Snakes strike sometimes. The nc
count winds up with latin quota
tion, but rs we have not time to rome
over dictionary to find the meaning,
we omit it.
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.NIRONE} HOUSE,

ID /. . 4
This house was formally opened to
the public on Monday night last, and
we were one of very pleasant party
who celebrated the event, by disposing
Of one Of those suppcrs that Mr..
and Mrs. NJ. knows so well how TO get
up. AIT disposing Of the good
things, we went with Mr.. Meroney
over the entire building, and must
confess to great surprise, at the
comfort and economy contracted with
in the space covered by the building.
Of course we expected to see every
thing in nice order, but to sec so much
done, i'll 50 little room, to see every
room ventilated from so many differ
ent sides, and every square inch of
space utilized, was something that We
thought required the planning of an
experienced architect. To our sur
prise we were told that the whole had
oeen designed and completed accord
cor'ling to the direction Of Mrs. Me-
roney. The main dining room will
seat some sixty guests, and the house
has some twcnty-six rooms, all com
fortably furnished and carpcted, and
we confidently recommend all travel
ersj TO the "tcndcr mercies", of mine
host Mcroncy.
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Land for. Sale

a Track Of Two Hundred Acres lying on
both sides Of Four Mile Branch in The
Fork of Eiisto, and on both sides of the aG
Road, between four and five miles from the
c. II. An excellent place for small farm,
with good Mii-scat, and fine location for
Il Mill, Gin and Thrashcr. Apply TO
A.G. or a. Nc. SALLEY
sept IS 1875 st
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Familiar faces are always gladly
hailed among US. This is certainly a
fact regarding Mr.. P. P. Toale's ad-
vertisemcnt which appears i'll anoth er
column. We can safely shy that Mr..
Toalc is the Champion Manufactures
of Doors, Sash and Blinds, to which
he adds n large list Of requisites for
the completion Of any building. TO
the needy we say ''scnd forhis prices. y
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a CARD.

The undersigned would offer his thanks
to the citizens af Orangebury County for the
liberal patronage which he has heretofore
enjoyed, and in announcing to them that he
has associated himself with Capt. +. II. w.
l'riggmann, and removed to the Ni;W
STORE of that gentleman, hopes that his
old friends will hunt him ur there, and
that he may add many new ones To his list.
I3 ". X. CROOK.
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DIR. n. s. UYDRICH-
We hear that theiDuctor>i intends
opcninga first class Drug store soon in
Mrs. Olivcros' new building. His
cxpcricnceas As city physician of Colum-
bia for several years, and assisting in
dispensing the drugs in IIcinitsh's
store there should recommend him to
our public. Wait and sec his adv,r
tisement.
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it, but it is true. that Dick has shut up
his barroom,, md no ne now can get
a drink from him for love or money.
Nothing to fear now Ladies, go and
buy your groceries there! NAnd tlte
sterncr sox will ask for those A. No. l
scgars of his the "1'ridc Of Orange,
burg" brand, they are good.
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The pastor and members Of the
Methodist Church, il this place are
invited to worship with the Presbyte-
rian congregation at their church, as
the Methodist Church is now under
repairs. They have accepted this
cordial invitation.
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FOR TIE LADIES.

FOR TIE LADIES'
All parties in want of laccs, rib
bons, &c, or any article usually kept
in well stocked miIlencry store, will
de well to pay Mrs. Oldcndorffa visit
at her store in the fire company build
ing. She has just received largo lot
Of new and beautiful goods, and
would like to show them to you even if
you do not buy. No lady likes to sec
another with anything prettier than
she has, 50 60 soon or somebody else
will get the pick.
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G. D. KOR1JOhN-

c. D. KOR7JOhN-
Comes to the fore" with new
cad" this week, and tells of n variety
Of new and attractive goods. Stoves
and tin ware, boots, shoes, groceries,
but we cart name all, go sec for your
selves, We had almost forgotten to say
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j. II. PIREER &C. CO.

These gentlemen speak for them.
selves elsewhere in our paper, it is
worth your hunting 1t up and reading
it, and then sending them your cotton
to sell, or hold for you. They have
with them L. G.. Green "wholc team"
in himself, lfefknows everybody, and
everybody knows him, try these folks
and see III you are not pleased. ..i
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FLO YERS-
Our thanks are due Mr. A.
Jourdain for fine lot Of Scupper-
nong Grapes, Of different varieties,
and a boauct Of Summopa,id Fall
flowers, the grapes were fine, but the
flowers! Well it is just the most
handsomely arranged lot Of flowers,
evcrgrcens &c, that we have seen in
this burg.
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L00N.HgRE---.

L00N.HER G. '.-'e f'-'
We offer the News L. TINES for
one year to the lady who sends the
best loaf Of bread (heme -madcl to the
fair, next month. No old bachelor
must judge it.
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Stock For Sale!.

BY Order ofthc Board ofDircctors oftle
oranseburg Agricultural and Mechanical
Association, I will sell on the first Monday
in octohernext after the Sheriff sales.
-Four Shares Of Stock of the Association;
the same being sold for failure of holders
to pay the amounts now due on them
KIRK ROBINSON,
Sec. and Treas. Of,
q. O.SA. &aM, Association.
sept is 1875 3t
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DIR. j. MILES UUN7ER-

Offers his professional services to
all'parties afflicted with cancers, tu-
mors, and kindred diseases See nd
vertiscment-
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ANOTHER RICHMOND ].

ANOTHER RICHMOND IN TIE
FIELD
The owner Of Sloilic Darling is not
satisfied with having the ono fastest
horse in this "Burg" but he says he
has the next fastest one too, and if
any one don't think 50 "old Charlie"
is ready to be interviewed. Just now
he is in the hospital for repairs, but
expects to be ordered into active SER
vice pretty soon.
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PREMIUMS

PREM UMS--
The State Agricultural and Me
chanical Association, which meets ut
;Columbia, offers three premiums for
the best displays made at each; County
Fair, the first Of $500, the second
5000, and the third 500. Orange
burgers should make an effort, and
we think we think would stand q
good chance. a .'ig II
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ID. LOULS-
See this gentlemnn's new advertise
rncnt he boasts of thirty-six years
business 5 experience, aid cheap goods
All he asks is trial.
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ALMANAC
Nov hunt up blankets, and put down
your window sashes, cool nights. per-
hars dampncss in ca.e Of rain.
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NEW FEATURE IN TIE F.A1R-

NEW FEATURE IN THE FATE y 4
A spe cial table will be prepared to
exhibit any articles contributed by
children under twelve years of age,
and superintendent and committee
appointed to take cl,a.ge, and award
the different premiums, in the same
manner as the other awards are made,
so get ready little folks, there is "a
place in the picture" for you too.
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C.lrz, MoR17nER EL0yER
We had the pleasure Of seeing this
gentlesn!asts again among us and cvi-
de,tly improved by his trip
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RAILROAD SCHEDULE.
r:fo L o @ "A I.

NORMAL SCHOOL
See advertisement, parties desiring
to enter must undergoa competitive
examination on or before 29th instant.
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q 4. y60NEs- 0

{: Il. JONIsO-
Has opensdsa now store, full of new
goods, at the old stand, occupied by
Mr.. McNamara. Mr.. Jones is an
energetic, business man, treats his
customers just right, and wants those
who, don't know that, to come and try
him.
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4 CURIOSITY.

4 EUHIOSITT-
Mr. Riggs tells us hat he picked
from a tree in his orchard, II pear
thl't certainly is curiosity. It grew
around small twig passing dire tly
through ais centre. and was complete
and perfect pear, except that it Irad
no seeds, it was eaten when ripe, and
found TO be of as good flavor as others
gathered from the same tree.
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Notice Of Dismissal.

Notice is hereby given that shall one
month from date file my final account with
the Honorable Judge of Probate for Orang &C.
burg County 5. {. as Administering Of the
Estate of John S. BOARD, and ask for my
discharge from such administration
MRS. i. a. lIAkT formerly BoZarl.)
September 18th 1875.
sept IS st
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market Reports.
CUTTDN MARKET.

Corrected every week by Mcssrs. Bull,
seoyi!iss ,,,s Pike. SSSgs
80" MiaihiiES. S....'.....................l2 l2fTl2A
iogu acknowledgements. IEllj
iofdif'nry ry......................-.... III
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". - = s
j. r. HARLEY a. CO.

j. Il. HARLEY IL CO.
. These gentlemen appreciate the fact
that business has revived, and that
the best way to attract it is to employ
the printer. They have a fine lot of
fine goods, especially boots and shoes,
and they ure determined no one shall
un''e,,}dfq' q's,an:
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Gro. IS AShIRER-

Gro. IS ashIRER-
A'knr,ises achoice stock a goods,
that he saess he atcnds to get off
cheap Gu.and Interview him
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y CARD.
DR.. J. G. WANNAMAkER is in pos
session Of the Receipts and Prescription
Books Of the late DIR. f.. j. 0livcros All
pcrsens desiring TO get amy Of the above
Preparations or Renewal Of Prescriptions
can do SO by calling on
Dr.. WANNAMAKER,
At his Drug Store. !.
ang 2l-3m
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BRiLtiES-
Zee County G,aa mi:45im,ers' no ice,
81 .ttaW
thmc Is = chance for samchody to get
a jSh Es bridge a,ilIing-
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r. %. q, T..
TOWN COUNCIL.


the transaction of regular business.
Mayors Court, held whenever occasion
requires
RAILROAD SCHEDULE.
Up Day Train acknowledgements. 9.55 a. NJ.
Down Day Train.."....... ......... 7:30 =. NJ
Up Night Up Train. 2:20 A. NJ
Down Night Train. 1863 L. NJ.
Office hours 8 to , and 3 to 6.
r.ao L o @ "A L.
NORMA L SCHOOL,
See advertisement, parties desiring
to enter must undergoa 4 competitive
examination on or before 29th instant.
Almanac
Now hunt up blankets, and put down
your window sashes, cool nights. per-
hars dampncss in Gaze of rain.
APPOINTMENT
Mr.. w. F. Phillips has been ap-
pointed notary public for this coun-
Ey. '9.
GRO. IS aShIRER
Atkartises chnic.. stock al goods,
thnt he sasss lie Intends to oct Oft
<:heal Gnand interview him
i . . . . {. .
IRII,t;ES-
Zee County G,aa rni:4simrcrs' no ice,
shore Is q chance for samek,,dy to get
i, j9h iw bridge aslilIing-
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4 C.ipz, MORTIMER s1LOYER
We had the pleasure Of seeing this
gcaatllea;al.s.ss. ae..in among ,as and cvi-
dently improved by his trip
ID. LOULS-
See this gentleman's new advertise
rncnt, he boasts of thirty-six years
business experience, aud cheap goods.
All he asks is trial.
DIR. j. MILES HUN7,ER-
Offers his professional services to
all'parfies afflicted with cancers, tu-
Mors, and kindred diseases See ad-
vertiscment
L00N'.Hlsfe G. -.rre :s-'
We offer the News IL TINES for
one year to the lady who sends the
best loaf Of bread (heme -madel to the
fair, next month No old bachelor
must judge it.
The pastor and members Of the
Methodist Church, in this place are
invited to worship with the Presbyte-
rian congregation at their church, as
the Methodist Church is now under
repairs. They have accepted this
cordial invitation.
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J. +. HARLEY IL CO.
These gentlemen appreciate the fact
that business has revived, and that
the best way to attract it is to employ
the printer. They have fine lot of
fine goods, especially boots and shoes,
and they ure determined no one shall
u"ls: Sq{fll,s@a:
C.. Il. JONES
Has opensdsa now store, full Of new
goods, at the old stand, occupied by
Mr.. McNamara. Mr.. Jones is an
energetic, business man, treats his
customers just right, and wants those
who, don't know that, to come and try
him.