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The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1876-10-04

PRor. w. PAINE, A. NJ, M. d., having
discovered that Disinfectants owe their poison
dispelihg power to Gas known as Ozone,
has invented process whereby the ozone
from Chloride Of Lime, Cafbolic Acid, etc.,
is collected and reduced to a liquid, and may
be incorporated with all medicines This Ii
quid he calls Catarrh Vapor or Liquid Ozone.
1t not only disinfects foul cellars houses,
sewers, etc, but wien inhaled or taken,
rapidly destroys all forms of poisons that
cause diseases, as Diphtheria, Small pox, Ca
tarrh, Consumption, Dyspepsia, Neuralgia
Feyers, etc. y& gN
His Liver Renovation Pills purge the systsni
and destroy all poisons in the blood.
His Anti-Pcriodic Pills remove malaria, and
are a positive cure for Neuralgia and all Chills
and Fevers.
His Spermatorrhcsa Pills cure all Nervous
Diseases.
His Blood, Stomach and Liver Tonic builds
up the blood and disinfects the body.
The professor has prepared remedies for
the Instant cure of every disease, and is Dean
of the Philadelphia University Of Medicine
and Surgery, which is open throughout the
year for the instruction Of ladies and gentle
men in the new system of practice. Depot
and Office, 232 N. 9th street, Philadelphia,
Pa. ; Branch office at the College, 1347 Ridge
Avenue, under the charge of Dir. G. w. Painea
Short Hand Practice sent free ON receipt Of
letter stamp. MAY 81, 0m.
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CHEAP DRY GooDs--

CHEAP Dry GooDs--
We will open this morning an entire new
stock Of Fall Goods at prices lower than they
have been in rs years.
Large lot Water Proof Cloths, at 25c. per
yard less than they were last Fall.
Large lot Cloths and Cassimeres, splendid
Cassimeres for mems and boys wear, 37ac.,
40c, Sec, 60c., 75c., Soc, and $1.00.
Splendid Black Alpacas. / claim that can
show the best make of Black Alpacas for
shade of color, fineness, and lustrc, to be found
in the market. l have Black Alpaca, 20c.,
s5c. &c., &c., 40c., 45c,, SOC. and up to 81 90.
A large stock of Black Silk at the old pric-
es.
A large lot of Black Cashmere, from 60c.,
&c., 75c., SOC, $t.00, up to 81 so.
Cashmeres in the new shade of green, and
all the new shades.
Large lot Canton Flannels at 7c, &c., &C.,
10c., 12tc., 14c., 1Gc., 1885,, to 25c.
Wool Flannels are very cheap this Fall.
am selling an Atwood flannel, in both colors,
rcd and also in white, for 18c. 1t is well worth
while to look around this Fall before buying
your dry goods, and you will find you can buy
the best for your own advantage at
d. N. GRoENDYKE's,
13 East State ST., Trenton, N. j.
Sent IL
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A MosT SINGULAR INcIDENT.-On the af-
ternoon of "Wednesday last, 10th ult, Evan
Slower, of Spring Valley, while working in
his MILL noticed that the machinery was not
working as it should do, and kept getting
slower and slower Finally it almost stopped.
He Immediately proceeded to investigate the
matter and ascertain the cause He raised
the stones, inspected the machinery, and did
other things without avail. Finally he went
to the water-gate aud raised that up. Finding
that the water did not flow as fast as it should;
he inserted his armin the race, and to his hor-
ror pulled out one of his children aged about
three years. 1t was to all appearances dead,
but as he was carrying it to the house its nose
began to bleed, and the color came back to its
face. The child was resuscitated and is at
present as well as If nothing had ever hap
pened to it. How long the child had been in
the water no one knows. DoyEestown Dem.
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The New Orleans Republican says that the
Democrats of Louisiana have pledged thefn-
selves to peace and good behavior, and it pre-
diets that, with perfect freedom for every man
in the State to vote precisely as he thinks
proper, there will be a Republican majority
for Hayes and Packard Of from twenty thou
sand to twenty five thousand.
The Democratic candidate for Congress in
the Fifth South Carolina district, has had a
remarkable experience in public affairs, hav-
ing served two years in Edgefeld Jail and paid
a fine of 81 200 for manslaughter At least so
writes correspondent ofthe Columbia Union
Herald.
The last fortnight of the Indiana campaign
is distinguished by six hundred speaking APP
pointments for Republican orators. Theayer-
arge is six to county.
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The CoLoR LINE AT PRINCETON. "A little
furry has been created in one of the classes
ofed student from the Theological Seminary
being allowed to attend lectures by DR.. Nc
Gosh on Psychology. About twenty students,
mostly Southerners, presented petition to
the Faculty to prohibit colored students from
attending college lectures. DR.. McCosh is
colored students to attend his lectures, where
upon five members of the class, most ofwhom
are from Baltimore, signiGed their intention
to leave.
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THE LATEST CASH BARGAINS in Dry
GooDs.--A stock of reliable standard makes
and kinds of new goods, at prices which fear
no honorable competition.
Sprague and AmosSeag Prints, in the new
dark Fall work, at only 6ac.
All the best standard makes Of Prints at &c.
and Sc.
No better yard-wide Bleached and Un-
bleached Muslins can be sold than am otfes-
ing, at &c, 7c', &c., Sc, and Ice.
Best Lancaster Ginghams, &c.
Felt Skirts Mt 45c.. Soc, 62}c. and rs.
Cheap Merino Underwear at 26c., Bic, 371c.
and 5Oc
The best Bargains in Cassmeres that have
ever offered, at 3739,c., Soc, 62ac. and 75c.
Good Heavy Kentucky Jeans, at 12ac., 15c.,
1Sc. and 25c.
Waterproof Cloths at Soc, 62tc. and 75c.
10-4 and la White Wool Blankets, at
$500, $780, $500, $780, $500, $3.50 and
$500 per pair.
A large new stock of Dress Goods, at Csc,
SD, 37ac. and Soc.
Splendid value in cheap Toweiugs and
Table Linens.
| can sell you either Wool or Cotton Elan.
nels, at the most economical prices,
New Carpets, Druggets and Floor Oil Cloths,
at reduced prices.
Amaguifcent stock of Silks and other fine
Dress Goods. 4
Fancy Goods in great variety-Hamburg
Edgings Handkerchefs, Gloves, Hosiery,
Corsets, &C.. =
Handsome styles in yard wide Cretonne
Chintzes, at 1870.
New Cloth Sacques, Furs and Shawls.
A large stock of Family Groceries at retail,
in the Basement of my Store.
am in the market almost every week hunt
ing and purchasing the best cash snaps. What
is to your interest can be determined by an
examination of stock and prices, at
III. G. ScUDDEn's
OLD NEW JERSEY STORE;
As Greene Street, Trenton, N j.
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MEANS OF SAFETY A number of property
airy measures to secure themselves and prop
erty against burglars, incendiaries, &C., dur
ing the remainder of She Fall and coming
Winter. No less than fourteen, or more, of
our citizens have secured the services of Mr..
Stephen S. Ely, to perform police duty, in
the vicinity of their property each night I'M
til next Spring, from 0 in the evening until 81
o'clock in the morning. Mr.. Ely's vigilance
will serve as good preventative from the
attacks of evil-disposed persons during the
midnight hour. 1t is hoped that the meas
ures taken will serve to produce somewhat of
change in the general safety of our citizens
and their property.
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Ex-senator Hooper sued client for counsel
fees, but the court held that where there was
no express bargains made or contracts shown,
an attorney could not collect counsel fees, how
ever meritorieus his services may have been.
Ethan Allen, the celebrated trotter, died
lately at Kansas City Mo- stock farm, aged
81 years.
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tg- An old-colored man, who said he had
walked from Somerville, N. j., since morn
ing, was found yesterday afternoon lying on
the turnApike, in Now Hope. appeared to
be overcome by exhaustion. He said he was
en- route for the Centennial, but was unable to
go further. He was assisted from the cold
ground and taken to a house where he receiv-
ed necessary attention. He afterward found
lodging and spent the night at the City
Hail." "He's gwine to see that Centennial. !"
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MONTHLY REPoRT-PuBLIcS SCHOOLS.
pertinent Of the class constituting the High
School Department of the Lambertvi.le Pub
licschools for the month Of September 1876 !:
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g5y- On account of the storm last Saturday
the lecture at the Beaumont Park, by Henry
c. Kitchener, Esq, Of Doylestown, was post
poned until the 18th inst. Miss Ellie p. Gil
bert entertained those present at the Park,
with reading entitled GLOW Husbands
Mother Did IT,
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fsB- An Episcopal Church is soon to be
erected at Centre Hill. 1t is to be construct
ed principally of stone. 1t will be let out for
CONTRACT in few days.
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pB The Agricultural Works of New Hope
have ceased operations for few days, in or
der to put in q new boiler and make some
necessary repairs.
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When Impurities in the Blood are determine
calculations, rashes, &C., the safest and most
expeditions remedy is GLENH's SULPHUR
SOAP.
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VIEW HorE AND nUcKs COUNTY, IA.

eag- The next meeting of the solebury
Farmers Club will be held at the usual place
on Friday, the 18th of October
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Well-made good-iitting Wamsutta Muslin
Shirts, only $1.0o, at r. II. VAN HoRN's.
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"A lot of cigars at $2.25 and So so box
very cheap, at Moore's Drug Store.
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No. enrolled \. -. 70
present every day .. n :. =. ]. ~. 10
| SECOND GRADE.
Miss Carrie A. Beege.
Present Egery Dag--Mary Barkley, Min
ME Cove, Elmer Harle, Howard Harle, larry
/ Mcdowell, Marion Rice, Annie Angel, Mollie
Brown, George Black, Katie Fulmer Lizzie
/ Micke, Carrie Schulhaus, Sadie Sehepler, Ed
die Risler, Mamie Thomas.
Tor i5afk-
icy, MINNIE Cove 1inersi1alls nowa. M mar,
~ ~, 1920 - 80 r,'..-,,s'. u pa.s
NICE Annie Angel Aasie poWoen' lu's D osa:
q, LIZZIE MicRe' carrie ochuinaus anu '''''''e
ocnepier. 49, ra.,-
Dssss~g1tss4eG Jor dsscstassohs; i'aiA-
icy, marry hicDoWeii, hiar'on nioo'
ELEMENTARY DEPARTMEST--tIRsT GRADE.
/ Miss A. Leech--f1rsC DIVISION u
No. enrolled n. 80. 90
Present Eoery Day Josie shank, MINNIE
4 Smith, Mary Heinbold, Nora O'Loughlin, 81
IA Dilts, Annie Cares, Ida Phlillps, Lizzie
Masten, Thomas Callan, JAS. Hoimes, Cnas.
Dilts, Thos, Duifey Frank Schepler, Eddie
Danbury James Hunt, Allie Goodieilow, Is
rael Huselton, Milton Bowden.
Dssfsagasshea lor Mecssa ., n1lll
MOORE, ANNE ua'ivs ma , i,ss aias
sei' Den onoon, oi"ilie Y IT, s,..
scarborough, FRANK ochepier, oessc riu'n-
merfelt, Charles Diits.
Lizzie Pearson-Second Division. !
No. enrolled. ......... AZ
Present Egcry Day Marion Smith, Nettie
Smith, Becce Louden, Minnie Carroll, Mary
Crimson, Lille Miller, Annie Naylor, Maurice
O'Loughlin, Thomas Elwood.
Distinguished for Department. -Lillie Brus-
ley lizzie ooney' LIZZIE hann' oha''ie IL
son, Frank Cove.
Dsstt@g@sshea Jof ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 'iil'e i'ce.
SECOND GRADE.
Miss Ida Pierson-Female Division.
No. enrolled. AZ
Present Ecery Day. --Lizzie Fisher Ida Hill,
LIZZIE Moon Lizzie KEEPER, Lizzie efeen.
:, Dast.i'gtess5ea Igr Dslor'Ato"'' ei'riie
cummings ha.'e hno"ian; .,,. NJ.
Dlst.n9masnea J9f isecst@ssoes.cAonie Ely
No, enrolled !, 90
present heefg Day.-"lihe smitn, Aloefs
omith, jacob Mains
DtsttlegEsshea Jor Depofta'ehe.-Jo AK
efs, Alfred Hoicompe' Aipef' omi'h' V.'ree'
wilson.
D,sts'sgsasaed for hecatnts0ns.Atred Hol,
eoihoe, howard EN-, " i,ile 9hl'h' ooiii'
HOOKER, oafrett wilson, Johh haeheWs.
k,a PRIMARY observation-disclosures GRADE.
Miss Lizzie Butterfoss-Male Division !.
No.enroled $500. %
Present Emery Day. Fleetwood Vansciver,
Walter Gailagher, James Markey' Freddie
nln'ons, Aioer. ns1n' ueorSe uoouienoM'
feafl Large, Eugene Wisoh, uaiter MafEer-
UNI ,,ri,, Amos hartmann, Jonn heyhoids waiter
Wiilamson, Laurie BRINK, oamnel tuselton'
ts.,. 1Ssi,; ''r,ts..a ysy:l,.l, 3, -, pt;I;
Isa ;u, 4-NNs e'' : ''''9''' 1'''''' Ai''f
t9
MISS a. broaahurst--r emaie DIVISION. :.
NO. ehfoiiea. 80
Present isrcry nay = vestila Smith, Min
me shenneuS' Iynella nauef, ha,,ta uoqaIei-
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Yard wide cambrics 10 cts. at Van
Horns. aug.16.
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Wine neitler keeps secrets nor fullIs prom

nine neither keeps secrets nor iuiilis prom
ises.
-For cheap and handsome suit OF cloths
ing, call upon BONN, the Clothier, cor State
and Greene sts., Trenton. N. j.
The spur Of the Delaware and Bound
Brook Railroad to Trenton was completed ON
Saturday. except some fixing M.
The suit against the Lamhertvillo Paper
Manufacturing CO for alleged Infringement
of patsnts owned i, ~ ITp;on sparer Bao
o. has rasn,te,l = s. Z ;,,,,os;no ~ fine Of
sa ZOO IS Jndgs NIXON f 4 n,necessarv d
stata tl,a f.cts ~ ti,a easa mr. thosa wba
s. =,
A''o" 'noni alo sss ''s's saee ~ 49,
should get SO wide apart.
COMMON CooNcI~-C ITy OF LAafBERTvII'LE
Regular Meeting, Oct 2 1876. -fresellts-
Arnett, Barron, Ely, Haselton Prest) Hol-
combe. Hunt. Moore. Martindell and Smith.
a1,sa,+ a ,.c,a .all Mart;,,f3ell
= =. 49,
Mlnates VI oepeeiioes se'i anu ~Su' aeau
and approved.
,,at,t;o,, x,.s ,,,osa,,tad s;onad hv tsva
-
CROSSING leading into Servis' Alley. on Church
- : =
ST., between properties OF JonaOnah Hoic0mue
W.. I'M 4.
ana Mrs. Jas.sE' v eeueh > = iie Itvc'neht n'As
been relaid, and has been raised SO much that
il is inuossible to drive into the A lev with q
-,
team the petitioners CONSIDER IL great Jam
-, !, - fSs...s,.s, a.
take some Immediate action in regard to the
nattar IN oat;on accented and referred to
the Street Commiftee.
The Finance Committee presented the City
Treasurer's Report for September On mo-
ton accepted and ordered filed. Abstract as
MUNICIPAL. ruSp
p,,
Seoelts. :
II. B. kitchin, Receiver OF Taxes, >ilaSs ~
Payraenss
., esoS,
NY uioers, ~. . e 81, 4iiss ca, 90
pal. duc treas, ias' ieio's, 80, y ' :
Balance onh hand, s9.o's Y
Balance due Treasurer, So oS
80, - ~,,o, ,,x, ~
PUBLIC SCHOOL FUND.
Receipts
Balance S On e arsas sep, l. Sos T. ssls 80
N'S -NN"S~--'
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Mr. Moore called the attention of Councilt to
communication from Mrs. Sarah Probasco
| in reference to overpaid tax, asking Connect
to refund. Also communication from Mr.
Gershom Lambert and Mr. John Lambert
| asking Council to remit part of their tax bills
on account of over assessment--in one case
not receiving the tax bill in time to appear be-
fore the Court Of Appeals in the other case
| the Court of Appeals granted the deduction,
but the Assessor did not make the correction.
On motion, referred to the Finance Commit
tee for investigation.
Mr.. Hoicombe called the attention Of Coun-
Gil to communication from Mrs. M. j. Srope,
in case of overpaid tax. On motion, referred
to the Finance Committee for investigation.
The Street Committee presented pay roll for
work done on streets in September, amounting
to $S1 .45 On motion. ordered paid.
Also bill of Penna. r. r.. Co., freight on
stone, $500. On motion, ordered paid.
The Lamps and Gas Committee presented
bill of Charles M. Pettce, (repairs to street
lamps amounting s25.97. On motion, ordered
paid.
The, Poor Committee presented the Over
seer's report of Poor Expenses for September.
nlnotion, accepted, and ordered filed.
s@s ABSTRACT AS FOLLOWS
Order on Treasurer. $3.50 90
Amount Exp MED, 3i2 81
: Balance ON hand, 81 4s
The Pooi Committee also presented the
Oyerseer's estimate of expenses for October,
IN, orJa a
The Poor Committee, in reference to petit
ton referred to them Aug. 18th, in regard to
purchasing a farm for the maintenance of the
poor, reported progress.
The Fire Department Committee, to whom
was referred bill of the Aquetong Fire Com
pany for repairs to steamer, amount 5000,
reported the bill correct. On motion, ordered
paid,
The Committee on Public Schools to whom
was referred bill Of one of the Freeholders Of
Delaware township against the City Of Lam
bertville, for a share of the expenses of a law
suit to obtain the school money withheld by
the County Collector, amount $4,000, reported
progress. Oh molten, referred to the full
committee for investigation.
The Printing Committee presented bill of
P. x. Hazen, for printing and posting adver-
tisements of "Jersey Centennial amount
$780, On motion, referred to the Printing
Committee.
Laws and Ordinances, Small Shows and Ex-
hibitions, Sanitary and City Property Commit
tees, each reported progress.
Onjnotion, the City Surveyor was directed
to straighten the line of the curbing on Cor
yell street, subject to the direction of the
Street Committee.
On motion, the members of Council from
each ward were appointed as committees to
select places for holding the coming election
in their respective wards, and to notify the
Clerk as soon as possible
On motion, the Clerk was authorized, as re-
quired by law, to have the ballot boxes num-
bered and lettered, to designate the ward and
city they belong to.
Mr.. Smith called the attention of Council to
the needy condition Of Mrs. Isabella Kelley.
On motion, referred to the Poor Committee
for investigation.
On motion, adjourned.
w. w. ROBINSON, Clerk.
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The Allegheny Eeering Masl, an indepen-
dent paper of large circulation in the great
manufacturing county of the West. has raised
the flag for Hayes and Wheeler and the whole
Republican county ticket. This is another
straw that shows the way the wind blows.
The pennyAwise economies Of the last
House begin to pinch in all directions The
Dead-lotter Office has been SO crippled that
it will, it is thought, be necessary to confine
the return of letters to those having money
value, though not unfrequently tho return of
an ordinary letter is more important to the
sender than any definite sum Of money.
1t seems to n,e in the discussion that is now
going on in reference to Mr.. Tilden's income
tax, that we have lost sight of the easy solu-.
ton. In a nutshell it is this If the way to
resume is not to resume, then the way to pay
taxes is not to pay them.--Boy IN Blue IN
Nesc York Tribune.
The economical Confederate House at its
recent session, could vote half million dol
lars for the payment Of rebel claims, but
could not spend a few dollars to complete Gov
eminent Buildings aud keep poor working
men employed.
A lucid Democratic argument s'No, Sir,
Tilden's the man. He'll reduce our taxes an
shure an didn't he reduce his own?''
Elk Attorney General Alxerman, Of Georgia,
seems to have level head. In a late speech
he says: "The National Government should
be kept in Republican hands. Its moral
weight and, to the extent Of its powers, its
physical power should be on the side Of the
rights which its Constitution has ordained.
The repressive influence which for seven years
it has exerted on the violent men of the South
should continue until they come to better
temper or are subdued by the GOOD men of
the vicinage. Do not unchain the tiger before
he is tamedv
ganzation in Kentucky now the State will
poll 100, 900 votes for Hayes.
G5y- To our friends who are thinking of
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A full report Of the Grammar Department,
list Grade, will be given next week.
CHAs. w. BUM, Principal.
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Navy Blue Percales, at Van Horns. |
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GRAMMAR Observation-Disclosures GRADE.
Miss NJ. y Leech. Miss A. + Stout.
No. enrolled s. ...<.. .....7
g present every day 80. u
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Young gentlemen who wish the latest
styles of New York and Philadelphia Silk
Hats, of the very best quality, at less price
than they can be bought for in the fashionable
hat stores of those cities, should call at Hot
tells store, 27t e. State ST., Trenton, where
hats are fitted to feel perfectly easy by the
American Conformation, and their names put
in without cost sit
The Democratic orators tell voters that if
they will vote for Tilden better times will
come. That is false. The election of Tilden
win cause greater financial depression because
manufacturers and business men will be in
doubt as to the policy of the Democratic par
ty. If it lives up to its platform of free trade,
hundreds Of manufactures now running, will
be closed, and thousands Of workingmen
thrown out of employment. Better times are
now coming as the starting up Of manufacto-
ries and iron works all over the country show.
1t will take time to get back to the old pros
perity, but if the business confidence of the
country is not shocked by the election of men
whose policy as announced is one of revolu-
ton, it will take but few months to reach
it. Let voters--especially workingmen--thin
of this.
Go to Grumbacher Bros, 81 Greene ST..
Trenton, for cheap dry goods. No trouble to
show goods. See double-column adv.
, 1876-11-20

CHICAGO o.-Tho scason IL rapidly drawing to
close, and all tho vessels which tnve arrived during
Tho last fow daya hhvo received orders to strip and
60 into winter quarters. Tho rates arc worry low
considering Tho season, nnd do not of1or enough
profit 10 risk another trip, especially AZ tho fail
storms nrc about to set In. Tho insurance
expires on the 1st Of December, when navigation
for this season may bo considered at m end, as
but fcw Il any vessels except those of Qoodslct's
!lnc which run oil winter will ba in service I'll
ta announced TINT tho stlnr Mnskegup, OF Good.
rlgh'd line, Will bo put on tho west shore route
n platn of tie atmr Chicago. which will winter
hcfc, Tho etnr 'rrnostcli, which has boon run.
ping on tho IT.. Joo llnc. will probably BE- with:
drawn during tho present weck ...Tho north wind
ha. bronght r. nearly all t'.c lumhet yessea
T,t,ay W., presented 3D. very nn,mated appS3raacs for
Sosss.t aossn sug, r. 'etyec log c 1o prop
sasatay i I. foeSs 'e hest aEs baatn snpSt,vs Nov
Eorornsr weie In popt Arriysd 5 At e'9sn,t iisnt
clock on tho evening Of tic 11tl. discharged cargo
OF Hour and nletufs. and loft for Marquette at
and laft for Num!ssing at a. m. on tao I4t1
Lett ; Numasins at p: m. Mot tho stn1rs j. L.
the saMit, AZ n. m. on tho 18th. Left tho Haut
at S:30. Stopped ut Mnckinaw. Had variable
weather tho round trip, mud on Lake Superior oc.
easlonal snow storms and high winds. II was
freezing hard on loarlng Marquette" Tho Peer
iess o1pccta to mako ono moro trip to the north
this year,