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GARD.

HAVING heretofore done business ut Summit
/ Il Point. would respectful cal the attrn-
G.Oi # nv former ficnds and customers to the
f3ct that am at the D poi again aud will be
glad tn serve them, anu viii be- pleased to nave
u call fIOm tEcp. w. n c. WILSON,
OF the firm uf Wilson Brothers.
Summit Poi..t, Sept. 10. 1874 Bin
SCHOOL BOOKS! SCHOOL BooKs!L
My stock is complete with all tho iffcreut sorts
1f4 oil B"oks used by the different Schools. IIis-
torIes. Granmcrs, Readers,
Arithn.etics-RaJ's,
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TO oon5a"p Ss-
1'HE advertiser. having been pei mauently cured
of thar dread disease, Consumption. by a sim
pie REMEDY, is anxious to make known HE fsI
low sutferers the means of cure. To all no desire
it. he will send a copy of the prescription used
Cfree of charge), with the dire ctoDs tor preparing
and usug the came. which they will find a Sure
Cure tor Consumption, Asthma. Bronchitis. sc.
Parties wishing the prescription will pIea,e ad
dress Rev. E. A. WILSON,
1874 Penn at VILLA msburgh, New York
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SCHOOL BoOKs! SCHOOL BooKslL


HArvey's Grammer. MEG ufTey's Readers Noe. lat,
2nd, 81 4th 9th and Gin, McGufey's Speiler',
Atlas. both Descriptive and PhysIcsl. Will allow
discount to Teachers in all cases. Are prepared
Sept. 3. 1874 GEO. s. LIGHT
.DURE genuine Salsd Oil, Celery Seed. w hite
J. Mustard Seed, Black Mustard Seed, Race in
ssE W fa1 GgeF Long PFEI :rd e! rher
E2AEER's BromO an improved Chocolate, aIso
- on hand a nd for sale by
sept. s. 1874 GEO T. LIGHT.
bakers Chocolate, French Mustard, Condensed
GEo.T IIGnT's Drug store.
'lNODTH Brushes. Hair Rrushcs. Cloth Brushes
Sept. s. 1874 GEO T. LlG HI.
'gNoBACCOs, both Smoking and Chewing, the
best. and n"ne other.
GEO. L. LIGHTS Drug Store.
(NoAL Ola 80 CITE gallon. wHrra nteri fire. proof
- and non explosive, test apparatus at the store.
ss% 'I E7I on larger qu'3:S' HIGHT
DGBLfcLY ANNOUNCED am pr l. to
furnish the best quality q. Goois a. AZ reason
abb prices man in the Valley. (do not sell
any second hand or inferior goods, either in med.
icine. or frmey goods. cheap, and call them fret
class.) Will order for RnV one cheap goods IL
nca6cd, hut would rather sell the beat Will make
time :" suit Ill prompt aud reliable men.
Sept. 8, 1874 GEO. T. LIGHT.
GRAIN DRILLS.
w are selling the Hagcrstowu Gun Spring
W Drill. complete With G uano p nd erase Seed
Attsc hme"ts. This is Standard Drill and is tO,.
Advertising.
WASHINGTON & uPPITT.
'I'AAT B .AUrIFUL RAEGE.--Be sure q nd call
certainly the most complete arrange for cnok
ing that has ever been in Char!sstOwn; hnishGd
l"r Don't fail TO cal ana 1t. Also Cook Stoves
J.H yesterday,
April p. 1875. Main Street.
IN of NaiIs. which selling nt:rc rates.
APr.27 1915. ,IAS.LAw. HOOFF CO.
HJARDwARE.-we have in stock fne line Of
4 abo"e goods. which will be cold at lover rates
than else ~ here in the county Examine for your
selt JAS Law. HOOFF co.
ENLoTER SEEDS. i viii receive thi. week a
L selection of Flower Seed in illustrated pack
ages, from the nursery OF S Bosrdman Co.,
R"ehest r. N. vi. TO which would invite the at
tontion Of the ladies for sale onlv By
Mar. 30 1879 JAS LAW. HooFF r 60.
WHITE and Red on:on;set.. for ss!s BY
March 30. 1875 JAS La" hooff CO.
90. 600 n "a SHINGLES prime article,
wAsRlNGToN LIPPITT.
Pine Plank and J"ists -hieh will skIjl for
cash. WASHINGTON LIPFITT.
PLoUGHs.-If you need a Two horse Plough.
warranted to please sale try the Heck
erndOrn. for sale Sy
March l6, 1915 JAS. Law HooFF &Co.
CIRCULATING LlBRARY.-To accommodate
- the reading community, have reduced the
nrice to 10 cents per week in advance Anv Raof.
I" read for that sum- GEO. T. LIGHT.
4 LADDIN Security oil. aIso.west's No. / Coal
Oil. .lw4vs to be f"und at
Ian 10 1875 BrLtER.s
HYPREss SINGLE and NoFth Carolina Floor
" ing, for sale by STUMP HAWKS.
GRAvELEY Pancake Chewing. Tobacco: At 81
~ per Ib.I NJ :. B. HAISES'
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4. so PER Cor for one Year.
CLUB RATES:
Change ofLocatio1l.
WOODEN GOODS.
SHANNONDALE FACTORY,

'TNHE undersigned rcrpect fully informs his fsr-
Iner cusiotners AID tho public generally lLSt
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NJ BEHREND's Nxw SroRE-Mr NJ.
,Behrend. who a few years ago did business in
Charlestown, has, as eiIl be seen by ndver>
tisement in this issue. opened ou, in our mid>t
again, occupying tho store, room Belonging to
Mr. W EbY, three doors West Of the Sap
PiDgt"n Hotel. His stock is large, embrsc,
ing Dry Goods, Clothing. Notions, &c, and
will NO doubt repay an ipspectIon.
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SOMETHING NEW.

I HAVE just roceVcd three bbIs. Of tho ceisbrsteh
i "BLUE FISH" they ere only caught in ths
Ocean. in the month Of Decennbsr 6sd are reputed
TO be tho most delicious of FiSh.
GEO. ". r. KEARSLEY.
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January 10. 1878.
CIMNoSs Liver Regulator Tin paekages) Coeo
- Cream for the Hair, Ayers Hair Yig0r, HsIl's
aIiair RensWcr, DR. BuIIs Cough Syrup. Smiths
wbOOP:ng Cough Syrup. fO' rsls bV
DRIDE Of Virginia Smoking Iobacco, Grrveiy
Chewing Tobacco, Cigars from n Is cenis
each, the best i've cent Cigar in town. cold by
GEO r. LIGHT.
N HTsKEYS. Wine, BrandieS, the plsrssf and
W best is tue only kind we keep-bATe no back
priest French Brandy and Rye whiskey for
medicinal pnTpOseE in the Valley, Buck'S BrhndJ
~ F-'' y ''''' - -'' GO T. LIGHT.
COLOGNE by the pint 81. do IS cts. Bay Rem.
" 81. do. 80 cents, according TO qualIIy' Powder,
Perfumes. Vio'st. HeIiOtrOpe. Jocker Club. Violet
Toilet. for sale by GEO. T LIGHT
SAMSON Oil. Dr. ssuIs Remedy. Wizard Oil,
Love Liniment, for sale BY ,,c,r
A FULL Iip: q P.iPt', oii. sSs s,C yess,.s:
a Nov 3. 1874 HENDERsOH's
THOR Exnscis Lemon Vanilla. Ginger. &c. and
for al 1.vOrinG Es'enee', Gs: 60 70
7VHE hes. quaIity Of white ADD NOTIFIED CASTLE
Soppat HENDERSON, CO's.J
nov 3. 1874. Sign big Hand.
/ nice. At HESDERSoN's
II LADIES' HAIR RRAIDs.
LADIES' KID GLoCEE-
all c"iorS: everything by Iadies. can found
G"dsTn.Tk'E Twin Fronts. B-st material, latest
Stvle and ioveS' prices.
DURE Cider VinegaE. for sale BY l
L Jan. Is. 1915. JACOB STARRY.
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or the U"rted Mates by 1heophi;,ts Pa sons H. d.
Containing n commentary on the Federal and
State CONSTITUTIONS, giving their history and or
loin, and full explanation of t. cir uTiucIples
pu :eoses and the power and duties of
Public Officers; the rights # {. e people, d the
ObligatIOns incurred ~ every r"la:i of hfr:
also, directions and legal forms for all business
Transact ans, as making Wills Deeds MortCa. es
Leases, Notes, Drafts Contracts. etc Il meets
the wants OF all asses, and sells eve ybodY.
NATIONAL PUBLISHING co.
April 81, lS75-4t CiucInuaTi, ONO.
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N Z W GOODS y.

AM now receiving nv Fail rnppIY Of general
mrIcha izc. consisting of DRESS GO1rS,
NOTIONS, DOMESTICS,
HATS. GAPS. CLOTHS.
CA$SINERES,
QCEENSwARE AND G OCERIFS,
Which think will I've found Of good "a ad,s. and
the va :ety "s great and price, Ge low any other
Nov. 3. :s7I. GEO. W. T. KEARsLEY.
GHAD, Mackerel nd Herring, Tor saie ny
- Nov ,. GEO. W. r. KEARSLEY.
DCRE Cider Vinegar for .ale nv
Z Nov. 3 GEO. ". r KEARsLEY.
VA Crooks, assorted sizes. for paie by
~ Nov 3 GEO. W. T. KEARSLEY.
OATH brick, and Flow or Pots for sale by
- Nov. 3. GEO W r. REARSLEY
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H AUGTNG.
SEEDS (! SEEDS q!

7 ARGE Iot off re,E and reliable Garden Seeds
EaIe by HENDERSON & co.
IDEAS aud Beans by the quart. for planning. for
l. sale at HENDERSON'S
GARDEN SEEDS from H. A. Dreer of PhiIa.
u deIPhia. (among which 10 Hanson Ceiebrated
Lettuce.) for ssIe by
March is, 1875 HENDERSON & CO
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TABLEAUx AND CHARADEs AT DUFF
FIELDS The young ladies and gentlemen
of Dufisld's apd vicinity will hold a series OF
TabIeaux aud Charades on Friday and Satur
day nights, May 7th and 9th, in the Tenn
peTsace Hall at shat place, for the purpose of
procuring funds to aid in purchasing an
Organ for the Hall of the Sons OF Temper
ance- Doors open a. o'clock, P NJ. Ad
.,nittsnce 25 cts for grown persons, Is cts.
TOR Children
Elizabeth daily monitor. [volume] (Elizabeth, N.J.) 1868-1880, 1875-10-13
ABOUT SWEARING

Swearing is praying. What fearful
thought-the swearer pray Yes, as Of
ten as the imprecation leaves his lips,
whether it is terrible oath or q mere,
slight affirmation in the name of high
er being, ii is prayer. Think a mo-
ment as expressions which you have us
ed cross your memory what have you
been praying for God always hears
prayer suppose he answered yours,
what then ?
A gentleman was once going down to
explore coal-pit. In the skip with
him was pious collier, who at once
showed his colors.
How far" asked the gentleman,
with sneering laugh and an oath look
ing down the shaft. els 1t from here to
hell ?"
/ should think, SIR" answered the
collier, looking him full in the face,
that if that rope broke, you would be
there in minute" Yes, the prayer
answered, the soul lost. Dear friend,
may the Holy Spirit show you the force
of Jesus words" Swear not at all, -
and may he consecrate your tongue to
the service of your Master, that you
may at all times be speaking for him.
Elizabeth daily monitor. [volume] (Elizabeth, N.J.) 1868-1880, 1875-10-13

Mr. EDITOR If our election yester-
day is significant Of any one fact more
than another it is that the public mihd
is settled more than ever in its de-
termination to put down all tax evaders.
Last fall it was our bull who was
gored, and the Newark Evening Jour
nal was occupied in singing the song
Honest payment of taxes, while Judge
Teese was elected over Marcus L. Ward.
This year the Democracy thought the
people had short memories and they
placed 10 nomination for Mayor one
Andrew A. Smalley, Tax evader,
and he is woefully chap fallen as the
first successfully fastened upon him the
crime OF tax evasion, and then hand
somely beat him. SO may it ever be
with tax eyaders.
With us, many aspirants tor the valu-
able office OF sheriff are trying to make
record clear on taxes. The public re-
cords are too easily reached, however,
and the Newark Courier is open for
such facts and figures if the Daily does
keep its columns shut.
ONE OF THE PEoPLE.
Elizabeth daily monitor. [volume] (Elizabeth, N.J.) 1868-1880, 1875-10-13
OUR TIDAL WAVE.
OHIO, IOWA, NEBRAS-
KA AND NEWARK.
THE REPUBLIC PRESERVED
THE PEOPLE TRUE
TO THEMSELVES.
GIVE Us A REST ON THE
THIRD TERM"

The results achieved by the Repubh.
can party yesterday in Ohio, Iowa, Ne
braska and Newark, are glorious, and
cannot fail to have most encouraging
effect on a people who are heartily tired
of the Democratic cry of Reform and
Economy, which with them never had
any meaning. The people are not will
ing to entrust the powers OF this govern
ment to the Democrats and it will not
be done-not at least in this generation.
Look at Newark. Tho Democrats
managed to obtain control there cou-
pie of years ago, but to-day where are
the finances OF that city Why, taxes
have been increased and the treasury
bankrupted. The appropriations for
the year were long ago overdrawn, and
now the subject agitating the minds of
the tax payers is, what is to be done
The Republicans have again been en-
trusted with the power and the people
now confidently look to them for that
relief only to be gained from party
which is honest
The Republican party answers every
demand made upon it, and it will go on
its work and accomplish the objects of
its mission.
For later and full reports, see tele.
graphic columns.
Elizabeth daily monitor. [volume] (Elizabeth, N.J.) 1868-1880, 1875-10-13
GILT EDGED BUTTER. .

There are at least two diarymen and
butter makers in the neighborhood of
Philadelphia who always sell their but
ter at one dollar pound and cannot
supply all who desire to be their Gus.
toners. Ono Of these attributes his
success to three points--a good food to
his COWS, uniform Temperature of So de-
grees in the milk room, and neatness,
cleanliness, and dainty nicely at every
step from when the milk is obtained
until the dollar is paid for the pound of
butter. He feeds his COWS often, and
not much at time, on white clover
aud early mowu meadow hay, which he
cuts fine, moistens and mixes with
wheaton shorts. Pastures and meadows
are kept quite free from weeds. The
milkroom is kept at u temperature of
5S degrees by flowing spring wafer
Philadelphia Ledger.
Elizabeth daily monitor. [volume] (Elizabeth, N.J.) 1868-1880, 1875-10-13
STATE NEWS.

The Salem county Republicans have
made the following nominations Sena-
tor Charles Plummer Assembly, First
district, Richmond Cole Second dis
trict, Quinton Keasbey. Mr.. Plummer
is son Of The U. S. marshal, and Mr..
Keasby is a cousin of A. @. Keasby,
Esq, of Newark.
ex-governor Olden has SO far recover
ed from his stroke of paralysis as to be
able to walk around his room and to
read obituary notices of himsef-a pri-
vileRe every man cannot enjoy.
Col. John Warren, Fenian, was on
Monday fined three dollars and costs
for abusive language to the principal Of
the public school in East Newark, and
is to appear before the Hudson county
grand jury and make answer to charge
of assault against the same person.
The state prison contains six hundred
and fifty inmates, and new candidates
are being constantly prepared.
Elizabeth daily monitor. [volume] (Elizabeth, N.J.) 1868-1880, 1875-10-13
SUDDEN DEATHS.

Conrad Rose, the cigar maker, doing
business on the corner of Broad and
Washington streets, accidentally fell
down stairs last evening, and received
injuries which caused his death at six
-tt'@igols .his, mora Isose ilas
been in business here Tor many years.
An infant child of W. II. Salt, who
lives at No. 1006 Elizabeth avenue, near
Spring street, died of commissions last
night. The mother sat down, during
the evening, and fell asleep. When she
awoke, several hours afterwards. the
child was dead. DIR. Terrill, hearing
the facts in the case, gave permit for
burial.
Elizabeth daily monitor. [volume] (Elizabeth, N.J.) 1868-1880, 1875-10-13
THE DIFFERENCE.

A striking difference in the manage
ment of criminals has just been shown.
Mr.. Josephus Sooy, the late Republican
State Treasurer, was exposed by his
Republican colleagues, thrown into
prison, and has now been indicted by
the Mercer county grand jury for EN-
bezzlement and misconduct in office.
Mr.. George W. Patterson of Monmouth
county was q defaulter to his township
and jury gave judgment against him
for the full amount. He was elected to
the legislature by the Democracy, and
few days since received very strong
support for State Senator-and a change
of n very few votes would have given
him the nomination. He too has Just
been indicted by Democratic grand jury
of Monmouth county for embezzle-
ment Great is the party of &" Re
form,
Elizabeth daily monitor. [volume] (Elizabeth, N.J.) 1868-1880, 1875-10-13
FROM ENGLAND.

LONDON, October 10.
Mr.. Gladstone has assured his family
that he will never resume the liberal
leadership.
The Admiralty minute published yes
terday, exonerating Vice-Admiral Tarle-
ton and Captain Hickey from any re-
sponsibility for the sinking of the Van
guard, also dismisses Evans, the naviga.
ting lieutenant of the Iron Duke.
Private kilograms dated Shanghai to
day, land probably Pekin October G J
says that the British negotiations are
progressing favorably.
To-day is "settling day" at the Stock
Exchange. The failure was announced
of Henry Strachan, stock and share bro
ker, of Throckmorton street. His liz.
bilities are said to be heavy.
Elizabeth daily monitor. [volume] (Elizabeth, N.J.) 1868-1880, 1875-10-13
SCARLET FEVER.

Hundreds Of children have fallen VIC
Tins to scarlet fever in this city during
the past three months. Concerning the
treatment of this disease, an eminent
physician says that he does not fail in
effecting n cure more than once in n
hundred cases by giving the patient
warm lemonade with gum arabic dis
solved in it. A cloth wrurg ont of hot
water and laid upon the stomach should
be renewed as rapidly as it becomes
cool, To this simple treatment the most
obstinate cases seldom fail to snccumb.
- Germantown Telegraph.
Elizabeth daily monitor. [volume] (Elizabeth, N.J.) 1868-1880, 1875-10-13

The Prince of Wales having started
upon his journey to India, the Princess,
moved by an affectionate solicitude, ac-
companied him as far as Calais. A
great deal of social and political benefit
is expected to accrue to the people of
India from this journey and the ex.
pensc incurred will be well repaid if the
advantages resulting shall be found to
correspond with the hopes now enter
tanned especially among the natives of
Hindostan.
Elizabeth daily monitor. [volume] (Elizabeth, N.J.) 1868-1880, 1875-10-13

The life-savng service has been ca.
tablished on the Atlantic coast for up
ward of four years, and during that time
it has rescued 2,45l people from immn-
ent danger, and come to the rescue of
161 vessels that were unable 10 help
themselves. During that time only Is
lives have been lost within the domain
Of the stations, and 10 OF these were lost
upon the bark Giovanni, which was
wrecked in an inaccessible locality off
Cape Cod.
Elizabeth daily monitor. [volume] (Elizabeth, N.J.) 1868-1880, 1875-10-13

will be evenly divided the Republican
state ticket has probably majority.
Dodge county goes heavily Demo
cratic.
1t is generally conceded that the new
Constitution has been carried by n large
majority, and that the site of the new
capital has been decided to be an open
question. Strong efforts have been
made on the part of Lincoln, the pres
ent capital, to have it settled there
permanently.
Elizabeth daily monitor. [volume] (Elizabeth, N.J.) 1868-1880, 1875-10-13

An Ocean HomiDg Bird, of great do
cility, intelligence and spirit, has been
found in Iceland, which flies alta meteor
like speed of one hundred and fifty miles
an hour, and is able to find its home
over sea and land, from any part of the
habitable world. A pair of these birds,
a few days ago, brought dispatches from
Paris to lonely spot, congenial to their
nature, i'll wild and rocky part of Kent,
within ten miles of London, in one and
half hours. Press carrier pigeons took
the dispatches on to the city, the whole
distance from Paris to London, by act
ual parcel mode Of conveyance, being
done within one and half hours ! II
the experiments at present being made
in training and educating them continue
successful it is hoped by next summer
to establish daily miniature ocean mail
between America and Europe, the whole
distance to be traversed between sun
rise in one hemisphere and in the
other.
Elizabeth daily monitor. [volume] (Elizabeth, N.J.) 1868-1880, 1875-10-13
THE THIRD REGIMENT

Was inspected at Market hall this after
noon, at two O'Clock. The companies
turned out with full ranks, and looked
creditably. At later hour, the regi-
ment made parade. The Seth B. Ry-
der Cavalry Troop were also inspected,
and made parade. Tbirty-one officers
and men appeared in the ranks. The
regiment, as well as cavalry troop, at
tracted general attention.
Elizabeth daily monitor. [volume] (Elizabeth, N.J.) 1868-1880, 1875-10-13
OUR DISTINGUISHED GUESTS.

OUR DISTINGUISHED GUESTS.
The following distinguished gentle
men have signiied their intention of
being at the Reunion Of the Elizabeth
Veterans next Tuesday
Ex-Governor Joel Parker, U. S.
Senator Conover, Major General Judson
Fitzpatrick, Major General Gershom
Mott, Major General George II. Sharpe,
Major General Roger A. Pryor, Major
General Franz Sigel, Major General
VIM. J, SewelI, Brig. General James
Stewart, Jr., Colonel A. W. Angel. If
Elizabeth daily monitor. [volume] (Elizabeth, N.J.) 1868-1880, 1875-10-13
OPERATIONS OF ROBBERS.

MTroRD, Pa, Oct. Is.
The post cfTlce 1t this place was enter
ed by thieves last night, and robbed of
about one hundred dollars in money and
fifty dollars worth}of postage stamps.
INB ANNAPOLIS, Oct. 10.
Joseph McCaitg, of West Virginia,
was robbed of one thousand and seven
hundred dollars last night, at the depot
here, as train was leaving. by three
men, who jumped on the train.
Elizabeth daily monitor. [volume] (Elizabeth, N.J.) 1868-1880, 1875-10-13

Notice is hereby given, That by an act Of the
Legislature of the State of New Jersey, entitled
An act 10 provide for the registration of persons
entitled to the right OF suffrage in cities" APP
proved March %, 1871, and supplemt mt thereto,
approved april 4, 1874, the judges Of Electi II eli
the several wards will 81. as Board OF Hegfstrar
ti,n, for the purpose of registering the names
End residences ofRl persons entitled to the right
OF suhrege, who shall pers' nAily appear before
Them fer that purpose, in theic respective wards,
on TUESDAY tho / 9Th day of october next. at
o. lock 10 the morning, and continue in session
IL til O'Clock in the evening.
Notice is also hereby given, That the Board o
HegisIy viii also met at the same hour and
pace a Of their first meeting, on iHUhsDAl 3,
October 2Sth, and continue in session until 3
O'Clock in the evening for the purpose OF revising
and correcting tine original reg ster, Of adding
thereto thu names of ali persons entitled to the
right OF sufrsge and who shall appear in person
5fiors them, and Of elasDg iheretrOm the name
f. If any person who may no be entitled TO vote at
auch election.
This u acss of meeting OF the Board Of Registry
and b lact ons are Gs follows
Frat ward-Engine house, co ner Of franklin
and Frat sti Gets.
second Tard-House Of Mrs. Hu!skemper, cor
rer of First AMI South z TX streets,
Third wsrd-tiOufe of Engine Company No. .,
corner OF lizabeth avenue and Centre street.
Fourth ward-City Market hall.
18th ward--At No 207 Broad street.
sixth wsrd-At No, 26T MorrisLvenue.
Seventh ward-House Of kngihe Company NO
q West Grand street.
Eighth ward-At Is Washington avenue.
WIN. r. G. COLEMAN, City Clerk.
Elizabeth, Sept. l6, 1915 s20t
Elizabeth daily monitor. [volume] (Elizabeth, N.J.) 1868-1880, 1875-10-13
a WARMING TO GHOST STORY
TEJLERS.

The indianapolis Journal says ter
rible sequel TO an hours amusement
telling ghost stories occurred ut the
surgical Institute last night. A room
full of young ladies, patents Of the In
stitute, amused and excited each other
by stories of terrific apparitions, hob
COLLINS, ghosts, etc. The gas had been
turned out either Intentionally or by &C
cident. In the climk.. Of vivid story
one of the girls threw her shawl over a
trembling comrade. A little rustic and
strange conduct was noticed. When a
light was brought the fact was revealed
that the poor girl was insane. She has
remained so ever sirce, yet hopes are
entertained of her recovery.
Elizabeth daily monitor. [volume] (Elizabeth, N.J.) 1868-1880, 1875-10-13
T0,DAY's NEW YORK FINANCES.

New York, Oct. IS.
At 1:15 New Jersey Central was
quoted at 1o2s@103s. There was no
great change in stocks. Gold, which
closed yesterday at l16, opened to-day
at 1863, sold at 1159(G1155 until 1924,
when it fell to ll55, ruled at 115a(G115a
until eleven o'clock, when it sold ut
1155 ; then at 115i(a1156 until after
noon, when it advanced to 116
Elizabeth daily monitor. [volume] (Elizabeth, N.J.) 1868-1880, 1875-10-13
DIED.

VAN DoREN.-In this city, October 18th,
after brief illness, Margaret Van Doren,
aged 40 years.
Relatives and friends of the family are re-
specially invited to attend the funeral, ON
Thursday morning, 1ithinstant, at half-past
eight O'Clock, from her late residence, Cen
trail Railroad avenue, one door from Catha-
line street, after which the remains will be
taken on the $50 train for someryille, where
the funeral services will be held.
Interment at Readington, NJ ]. 2tf