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The Philadelphia Press has favored the
mosenent to abolish bogus military titles
and has commenced by reducing its
pondent, Colonel Forney, to The ranks.
II speaks Of him as plain "Mr. j. w
Forney." Having reduced Mr.. Forney
10 the ranks, the next move of the Press
will be to reduce his salary.-Baltinsore
ToZeue.
The English pawnbrokers must no,
take any article in pawn from any per-
son under the age of II years.
London possesses. .nine cemeteries, with
total area Of 1925 acres.
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Improving.

The condition Of Saml NJ. Harrington,
Esq, is improving, and hopes Of his ulti-
mate recovery are now entertained.
Yesterday dangerous operation-the
opening of an abscess in his hip-was
performed by DR.. Bullock and a surgeon
from Philadelphia, which was attended
with beneticial results.
The daily gazette., 1878-09-05
FOURTH EDITION I
DIR. PoTTER's PLATE.
A SINGULAR RESTORATION OF STOLEN
PRoPERTY-S50 TO THE YELLOW FE-
YER SUFFERERS,
NEWPORT, r. l., Sept. 4, 1878.

NER SUFFERERS.
NEWPORT, r. L., Sept. 4, 1878.
A letter, evidently written by a lady,
has been received by the family of Rev. IL.
c. Potter, d. D., of New York, who are
spending the season here, which stated
that they would find their silver plate,
stolen last summer by Rufus Alexander,
who subsequently escaped from the Coun-
ty Jail, under the steps of the summer
residence OF the late Charlotte Cushman,
the deceased actress. Not expecting to
find any articles the family did not attac
much Importance to the startling news,
but they finally decided to institute
search, and to their surprise they found
the missing property tied up in towel,
It )len at the same time.
The writer of the note suggested that
DR.. Potter pay him $50 for the information
the same to be given by him or her to the
yellow fever sufferers. The police have
the matter in charge.
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"He comes OF good blood, "said Rev. [.
s. kallocb, speaking TO San Francisco
congregation "not of blue blood, but
OF good, honest red blood he is one OF
the best abused, least understood and
most remarkalabe and potential men of
our time; he is all honest man, and he is
a friend to the people" Mr.. Kalloch
was, by the way, talking about Ben But
ler
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Senator Sharon calls his rosy little
Wife's entertainment sthat fate sham
pleted." For that "fate shampeter" the
card were printed "Honorable William
Sharon requests, etc." and it is said that
the bluff old millionaire got into tower
ing passion when one of them caught his
eye.
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COLORED EXCURSION.

This morning the colored people of
Wilmington Circuit A. NJ. u. Church,
comprising South Wilmington, Brown
town and Newport made an excursion
to Mt Cuba, on the Delaware Western
Railroad.
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CORRECTION.

Nj Il F. Dure called at the GAZETTE
9lhce this morning, and stated that he
d,d not become surety for the negro,
arrested for attempting to vote illegally,
be is not in the habit of doing such a
thing.
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Minister Welsh Rebuked,
HIS INTERFERENCE DENOUNCED BY THE
PAIL MALL GAZETTE.
LONDON, Sept. ), 1878.

LONDON, Sept. ., 1873.
The PdH NAL Gazette, in a leading edi-
torIal article, inveighs against the Fon-
ION Condons release at the solicitation of
the I nited States ~ unwise ard unsipni-
had. IL says that "the pertinacity of the
thrice preferred request for his release Is
some hat disrespectful. Minister Welsh
letter borders on the offensive aud In
places oVsrsteps the line and approaches
the free and easy.
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o,!l:l !Hl:ll!!sKl!alElllEl;IailSl'| >! "a
opposite Patent OTee TVu|
TOTAL ABSTINENCE SAVING WIlE IIl
RIPEsS.

There Is curious story about sp,l
wines which are extensively adverIs,
days, and have only recently been "
the market. DR.. Cnderhii, leW,s
grape-grower Of Croton Point didI
Some of his heirs entertained ts-,]
views of such extreme kind lhatb
unwilling to allow the stock Of v'1gS
hand to be sold or any more 70 h
The grapes have sometimes teci 4
market, and sometimes leit to ds;y
the vines. tits onlyno that t.eOisI
have succeeded in arranging f9raR1}
Of the estate and the sale oi f, h,rI
hand. Among these Is vine cfGe,I
Of 1864, described as "SNeet urold
but suggesting the Imperial To.r
than any other European wine, ,i
wholly unlike any ctler vine u nd
growth. Its purify, age ar4 + c.oMa
remarkable. and both physicians nd
fanciers have a special int-,Nnt5
oldest native wine nov access t.ehg
siderable quantity. ThcNboe SYh
hands Of the we'l-kno#n wholea.d
house Of the Thurbers.-.M y
No0. I9, IS77.
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For the Gazette.
ST GEORGES, Sept 5;h 1873.


Mr.. EDIToR-Dedr Sir:
On Monday last the Public School bf
our district opened with new desks and
ats comfortably arranged through
the advice and management of our ieh-
cher, Mr.. Fred Edenbach whom we feel
indebted to for the interest he hhs
taken in behalf of the hea tn and comfort
of our little ones besides the general ab-
pearance of the school rooM on the old
system. The school opened with fair
number OF scholars II being the trst
day of the III and winter sessions, and we
feel proud to say the scnool is in much
better working order than 1t has been
for several years back.
The campaign has opened for the com
ing fall elections with quite a lively
and active spirit In Red Lion Hundred
there only being ten candidates in the
field for Road Commlssioner) for the
e ection of two, in pl ly 10 be see N
some one has TO share the fate Of disap b.
pplntment.
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BAYARD TAYLO r

says; 81 take great pleasure In recon-
mending to pa ents the Academy OF Mr..
s. q. Shortlidge." Hon. Fernando Wood,
a patron, says. 81 cheerfuliy consent TO
the use of my name as reference" $40 per
quarter full cost for young men and boys.
No extra charges. Special attention TO
both advanced and backward pupils. Re-
commended by Judge Van Hoesen, Rev.
Drs. Hill and Peabody. Address SWlTH-
IN G. SHORTLlDGE, (Harvard A M. y
Media, Pa. Media has I churches and a
temperance charter. aug10.dlm
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EXCURSION.

The Ocean City excursion train left as
usual at q o'clock, this morning, and
when it left Delmar three hundred per
sons were aboard
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UNIVERSITY OF VIRGINIA. Ses-
" sion begins on the First Of October, and
continues nine months. The institution Is
oreanlzeu on Ile electiVe system, giving
courses In the Schools of the Academic
Department and IN the Schools of Law,
Medicine, Engineering and Agriculture.
For catalogue apply TO the Secretary of
JAMES r. HARRISON, n. D.,
aug1-2m Chairman of the Faculty.
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Price, TEN Genus.
NEWSPAPER
ADVERTISING
II6th EDITION,

Containing a complete list of all the towns
in the United States. the Territories and
the Dominica of Canada having popu-
lation greater than 5000 according to the
last census, together with the names OF the
lation in each of the PLACES named. A lso,
a catalogue of newspapers which are
recommended TO advertisers as giving
greatest value in proportion to prices
charged Also, the Religious and Agri-
cultural Journals, very complete lists,
and many tables otrates showing the cost
OF advertising IN various newspa pers, and
much other Information which IA beginner
in advertising would do well to possess.
Address q 4 o. +. X o WE l. l. 4 CO.
Newspaper Advertising Bureau, 10 Spruce
St, N. Y.
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SUCCESS OF THE NEW LOAN

WAsnINGToN, Sept. 1.-The demand
for the new 4 per cent. bonds is still
greater than the supply that can be prin-
ted by the Bureau of Engraving and
Printing of the Treasury Department.
The daily gazette., 1878-09-05
Directors Excursion,

The Directors of the Delaware Yves
tern Railroad made tour Of inspection
over the road, yesterday, and found it IN
good condition.
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The above speaks for Itself, bnHl
add that this is the pure juice Of d. |
neither GyUggda, Hqnorrf nor lcni;I |
has been ripened and mello@cl l,i9
for medicinal or sacramento pup2I
unsurpassed. 1t can be obtained in1
Of the leading Druggists lh'ors.dl
United States, and at wholesale Fl
undersigned, who will forward dai
pamphlet. free Of charge, on appla1|
Respectfully, ETC.,
Fl. K. & F. B. THURBERa|
West Byuadaoay. Reaae and HAliH
NEw-Yohg
The daily gazette., 1878-09-05

Here is something worth ca1,ls' ca,srs
and Livery stable keepers, 4is;,dar = r'tsl} Cla}
a Wagon Washer, q WlhHo" l,5ar i'd
Garden or Street Sprlnkaleni' 'any pa
Pump a Stock Pump, or lop r,rs sni 4
where water is used. id Throw Once 4
stream 80 feet through b, hoSe' oSt Of order
q Well less liable 10 gel ou' any y, pur|
less and last longer than a,,on a." and !
nse. @ Simple in constru.G.iylo3lIIi ..yolI I Citsa
taken out or put In We.i, e.si,,one-nd|
Spring. The cylinder Is tscEs ssJ orsd
r,1st no friction, no nails, ,t taonS o,noSrelbd
Everything is solid, well , pah, pIahly ,Vet 81 n
those using them speak hlsh''
e cheap. durable and lasting; s,sOO;
Force Pumps, $500 anu ann rs, ssNl
pumps, 81. 90, Family asIa,ayy,rant pntps'P RpssPsi
The well kno" ]. N. HoLGa| HOLM,
No. so4 King stree, t,,.WYn1lsIoE. WIiRios''1|
Manufacturer and rM,1sysdA
promptly attended TO- -
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MIA DAY TO Agents canvassing for
the FIRESIDE VISITOR. Terms and
AVA Outfit Free. Address T.. o. WICK
ERY Augusta, Maine
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WOODsTOWN ACADEMY.

A thorough, home.like school Good class
of patrons. Pupils prepared for Swarth
more. Preparation Of teachers a specially.
Careful supervision. Fine, healthy loca-
tion. VERY MODERATE RATES For cata-
logue, address A. q. NORRIS, A. Nj,
Woodstown, Nj. sep3-4w
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for the year past l have constastlv
prescribed THE BLANCHARD RT.no?y,
AID NERVE FOOD TO my patients Of
~ s, ages, from eighteen moths TO eighty
three years. In every case the resu,, ~. .
oeen exactly that claim BY you. II IL
Dy ar The most valuable and raIiahia
Tonic have ever met with, 'e''"''e
EDWARD SUTTON SMITH. M. D..
20 Irving Place Nav yorrt,
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Nervous Debility

which underlies all forms n. Chronic Dis.
ease ease Isspeediiy overcome by the use Of
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More Contributions.

The following additional sums ha We
peeh sub.eTlbed to the Relief Fund at
rooms of the Yourg Mems Christian
Association up to last night;
Amt. previously acknowledged, S219 80
j. l.. B., 1000
Miss l.. NJ. b., JO0
Cash, OO
2 80
l.. w. 90
Jno. B. Martin 900
Total amt. S24G 90
The repeated calls for help from he
suffering districts are so urgent that id is
hoped the citizens will respond furt Ter
to the contributions for their relief.
Postmaster General Key and party ar
rived at San Francisco last evening.
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E000 AT LAST
A Substitute For D R U GS

FOOD ~ made curative agent by com
centratlon e anu artificial digestion, and IL
is 30 simple In Its application thai The adS
vice OF Physlclans is not required.
THOUSANDS Of recoyerles from chronic
diseases are reported, where the besi me ii.
cal skill has failed.
Many of the best Ply sicIans tbrou obopt
the country are DISCARDING DRIIGS
an9 USING tne BLA NCHARD BLOOD
nND is... NEHp Il FOOD with the most graf
lying results, permanently relieyine ali
forms of Physical and Mental Deb7ifv
me Dyspeptic and Consumptlye Paiient
sufferers nom Malarial or Blooi Poison,
ing, together with the entire list or com
plants peculiar to The Fem ale Sex find IN
tne use OF THIS Food sure and speedy re-
lief. N''N1 10
NEW YORK, November 26, 1877.
Or. V. W. BLANCHARp: During the
past year have prescribed your various
preparations or Food cure, end feel happy
10 say they have met my most sanpIi,ne
expectations, giving TO patients long en-.
iee6led by blood poison, chronic disease.
and nerue force. ''"
PROF. CLEMENCE s. LOZIER, Md
Dean OF HON Med. College and Hospital
Tor Women, New York City.
hundreds OF cases OF BRI4HTiS DIS
EASE OF The Kidneys have been reported
cured. For Neuralgia and Rheumatic
diseases II ~ NJ most sueclfic. PHYSICAL
ana Mental Debility RON the use Of A leo
hol, Opium and Tobacco or from any un-
namable Cause. find in this Food a natu.
raj and potent remedy.
For THE INTELL ECTTTAI, WoRxE.
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NEW ADpEuIfsE "a EMS.
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AGENTS WANTED Medals Il Diplomas
"wSTafS M&S,s l9f NEW ESh' PICTORIAL BIBLES
1000 illustrations. Address for new cir
culars A. j. HOLMAN q CO., $50 Arch
Street, Philada.
The Arizona sentinel. [volume] (Arizona City [Yuma], Yuma County, A.T. [Ariz.]) 1872-1911, 1878-11-30

Woodhead' u Gay, Los Angeles;
Il. s. Fitzgsrsld Yuma If
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Whereupon the clarior notes were
heard, performing the old Scotch air Of
"Wha dare meddle with ine!" Under
cover IF this defiant strain the Scots set
20 work and cut hoe through the leaden
roof, and by that mode reached the castle
hall, which was in dreadful state of
commotiop, for it was believed the whole
army of King James had taken base ad.
vantage of the truce and had captured
Elizabeth's great northern stronghold.
The intrepid Scots meaRw lille broke locks
and bars, and found at last their friend in
the inner prison. He was asleep, hut the
clang Of their arms awoke him, and Red
Rowan, the stoutest man of Teviotdale,
caught him up, and briskly bore him
away. When Kinmont Willie under.
stood all about il he said, 81 must bid
farewell to Lord Scroope" BE quick
about it, then" answered Red Rowan,
who halted in the dark passage, whilst
Willie shouted at the top of his voice;
" Farewell, good Lord Scroope, and | must
be content 20 pay you when we next meet
on the Border side"
The gigantic Red Rowan then bore his
burden up to the castle roof, and down
the ladder, and at every stride which be
took the chains on the prisoner's legs
ratified and changed. "Well," said Kin
mont Willie, after some experience ofthis
kind of horsemanship, "pye been rider
all my days, and have mounted many a
Wild steed, but never did my legs bestride
such rough beast as Red Rowan; and
never, surely, until this night. did ever
wear such heavy spurs"
But there was hot pursuit, and the de-
liverers of Kinmont Willie had much ado
to reach Staneshaw bank. They could
hear the alarm bells sounding in the city
behind them, and before they could reach
their horses & thousand mounted men
were at their heels Lord Scfoope sighted
the Scots in the early dawn, Fastening to
the swollen river, and knowing the state
of the Eden, he had made sure of :heir
capture. They will never dare to swim
a stream like that" said he to his aid-de-
camp; snow we shall have theml" But
Lord Scroope was wrong. Buccleuch and
all his band, kinmont Willie and all,
plunged in, and managed to get across in
safety. Hating on the other side, the
bolt Buccleuch plucked off his glove, and
flung it toward Lord Scroope with few
bantering words. eff you don't like my
visit in England" said he, "you had bet
ter come and pay me one in Scotland"
Lord ScrOOpe probably did not hear his
words, for, beside the hoarse murmur Of
he river, there was the confused noise OF
IA thousand men and horses, and, more
over, he was too astOnlshed to hear any.
thing; but the old minstrel tells Us, he
said to himself that Buccleuch must be
either helped by the evil one, or else HE
mother must have been witch, for no
ordinary man dared have done what he
and his men had done.
Nay" said Lord Scroope, Il would not
nave done it for all the gold in Chrsten.
dom!"
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feel under increased obligations for the
patronage so literally accorded me as the
successor of the old and successful house
of VIM. B. Hooper s. Co., and while &C
knowledging this fact, allow me to add that
those dealing within will find as compile e
a stock as was ever offered by the old firm
with all that is new and desira bic in addi-
ton.
JAMES N -ARNBY.
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Sales Of Ores

Gold, Silver, Copper or Lead, will be
made at highest possible rates for account
of owners. My long experience ana con-
ncction with BUYERS in the different mar
kets give me very decided advantage over
any one in the Territory in making such
sales to the rroft of those entrusting them
to me. Correct and responsible assays
obtained and submitted when desired.
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Cold Dust

Gold and Silver Bullion, Omitted States
Treasury Drafts, Legal Tenders, Soldiers
Warrants, Bankers Drafts and Good Com
,aercial Paper, Grain, Hides, Wool and all
Territorial and Mexican Products bought
at value for Cash; or advanced on as may
be desired.
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MTDDLE-AGED MEN.


There are many at the age of thirty
sixty who are troubled with too frequehi
evacuation of the bladder, often accompan
led by slight smarting or burning sensa
zion, and u weakening of the system In .
manner the patient cannot account for. Or
examining the urinary deposits ropy sed
imeHt will often be found, and sometimes
small particles of albumen will appear, OF
the color will be of 4 thin milkish hue
again changing to dark and torpid ap
pearance. There are many men who die
of this difficulty ignorant of the cause
which is the second stage of seminal weak
ness. DR.. s. will guarantee perfect cure
in all such cases, and healthy restoration
of the gentO-urin organs.
Office hOurs-l0 to and 6 to s.; Sundays
from 10 to IL a. m. Consultation free.
Thorough examination and advice, S.
Callor address DIR. SP1NNEY s. CO.,
36-tfl No. II KearnY street, San Francisco
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1878-01-05
GEN. GEORGE W. MoC00K.

New York dispatches Of Saturday announce
the death in that city, on the 2Sth ult, OF Gen,
Geo, w. McCook, at the residence of his broth
er Arson McCook. On Christmas day Gen,
McCook was stricken with paralysis, and his
family, who were 1t the time at his home in
Ohio, had barely time 10 reach his bedside be.
fore his dissolution,
Geo. w. McCo0k was q son of the Hon.
Daniel McOook, the father of the famous
fighting McCook family" lie had nine sons,
TIVE Of whom were educated at West Point and
two ut the naval academy at Annapolis, and
all of them held positions from colonel up 10
major general during the war NJ the rebellion,
the father himself holding the rank of major
at the time, being killed during the famous
Morgan raid through southern Iniiana and
Ohio in 1853. The old gentleman, who was
of stalwart frame and stood 6 feet . in his
stockings, had seen a good many ups and
downs in his lie At one time having control
of heavy iron works in Ohio and a man of
wealth, he lost all rn an attempt To make iron
and snfclt lead in Hardin county, Illinois In
I 1870 nc lived at ItHin, ILL.,, where he was elect
ed county judge, In 1853 he accepted $1,000
I cltrkship IN me Interior department nj Wash
inStbn, bui afterwards gave thai, IN and was
I made secretary of the senate committee ON ter.
: ritorics of which Douglas WIS chairman. lie
was u man Of scnipulouS integrity. and while
; n,tc could I've trucr as friend, none was more
! implacablc as an enemy Tie Willingly sacri
feed all further chance for political promotion
under the Buchanan regime al Washington
! through his inilcNiblc adherence TO the caus,
of Douglas in his Breach Nth old Buck
Whatever his rccuniary straits, however, h,
never failed Ia provide means or the education
of his nine nsblc sons, not enc of whom i,
after life failed to attain some honorable posi-
ition. We bciicvc nil are now dead but two.
Geo. ". McCook was bon i'm 1892, IN,
graduated from the Ohio University ut Athens
lie studied iaw with the Hon Edwin NJ Stan
= ton When the Mexican war broke out h
entered tn service rs a capuin in the Thin
Volunteer Regiment Of Ohb. and was 500
made colohel AT the close Of the war he !,
:, turned 20 the practice Of re law with Nj
:. Stanton. aud served as aihrney general 4
: Ohio in 1862 he again cnered The army 4
!aae 81 the four brigadicr generals ct Ohtt
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1878-01-05
From WaItham.
WALTHAM, Jan. 2,1S7S.


Corn husking hereabouts is thing of the
past.
The prospects are favorable fora good winter
for ducks and rubber boots.
The farmers have been twisting off righteous
ness at the tail end of their plows for the last
few weeks
Pork is down in price, down in the mud, and
down in the mouth
Notwithstanding the deplorablc condition
of the roads, Mr.. John McCarty is on them
every day buying and selling cattle. John is
fair business man and does II heavy cattle
business.
The boys of the Ridge turned out on last
Saturday and gave Mr.. John Hart benefit in
the way of husking out his corn. John is
now happy.
More tile ditching has been laid this fall and
winter than any previous year The farmers
are getting their eyes open, and will hereafter
reap larger crops.
Mr.. Chris Barr and VIM. IIagenbach will
soon 90 TO Champaign county, where they
have rented land
citizens are wishing that all such places were
sent to the bottomless pit But isn't it wrong
to encourage emigration in that direction?
Swearing-off time is here once more. Some
of our citizens have been swearing all sum
mcr off and on.
Mr.. VIM. McComber, a champion Nimrod
of La Sale, is in town visiting friends.
Mr. VIM Smith and Miss Lizzie Edgecomb
have been happily united in the holy bands of
wedlock. Long may they wave.
The entertainment given by the Sabbath
school on New Years eve at the Presbyterian
church was very pleasant affair Much credit
is due the children for the creditable way they
filled their parts, some Of which would have
done credit to older heads.
The officers of the Watham lodge Of Royal
Arch Masons were publicly installed at their
hall on New Years eve. After the installa-
ton services, which were performed by Messrs.
Gray, Wylie and Wilson, a sumptuous repast
was served, consisting Of all the delicacies OF
the season, provided by the ladies present.
Dancing followed, and with toasts, songs and
speeches the whole affair passed off in way
to be long remembered as IL bright spot in life.
T. w. d. Crane, of the firm of French Il
Crane, Ottawa, spent New Years eve in Wal
than.
Mr.. Geo Herger is improving the winter
months attending school at Naperville, III.
Mr. Lewis Shrader, of Livingston county, IS
visiting his brother, Peter Shrader, in Wal
than.
New Years day opened warm and pleasant.
A number of our citizens played croquet in
their shirt sleeves on the green grass while
the spectators reclned in the shade.
A shooting match was the attraction on
Monday, given under the auspices of Wallace
Shay.
The Waltham Temperance and Literary So
ciety Will hold their meetings regularly on
Friday evening of each week, A cordial invi-
tstion is extended to all wishing to become
members.
Thanks are due Mr. j. p Hazel, Of Utica,
for candy furnished gratuitously for the Wal
than Sabbath school on New Years eve
YoX PoPULr,