The Morris County chronicle. [volume] (Morristown, N.J.) 1877-1915, 1880-02-13

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The Madison Joa,qsgE has seen the ''raise
in paper, and gone fifty cents better.
Read what G. j. Cook says, in cur adver-
Using columnss about tlla grocery business
q What fur ~ is tho latest But don't
indulge 1t has already set one man crazy
in Eghippany.
The annual encampment Of the G.A. 4.
Of the State viii be held at T1eaton On the
25th inst.
Tyrian Lodge Of A. z. & A. II. held a So
ciable in Washington. Hall on Wednesday
evening last
Don t friend Abbey, Jr., Of the Madison
Journal, exhibit q shocldng familiarity with
g what women wears''
Henry Sire is absent on a trip to Canada,
and expects to return with fine lot Of
horses for the Morlistown market.
| The cold snap was among the transitory
things, andice was taken 'fon the fly 7 as it
were. Yet, withal, goodly lot has been
stored.
When q man is SO poor that he is obliged
to.use one allpanac .tAree yeaEs;in success
sion, 1t Is high tiaie al Anerican agitator
was sent abroad TO solicit aid for him,
----
We have purchased a new paper cutting
machine. anetadtleEt largely to Qua
material; tlleroby enabling Monty to
turn out frst-class job work with neatness
and dispatch. Gail and get our rates.
People are Consistently telling how pun
Iisllment overtalles the evil doer-a muir
deter IS struck by lightning or o burglar IS
run over by thecars. Bu5whatwin be the
fate Of the man who does not pay for his
neFapaper?
Mr.. B. C. Guerin has sold for Cap. A A.
Belknap, the bay gelding Vinewood and
the gray mare Daisey Patchen to New York
parties at g fair price. Also Pilot Chief to
Mr., WIN. r. Mckay, who VIII retain the
Thoroughbred n MorriatoWn.
The Reaolute Hook Ladder boys wear
new company badges, composedof a nainiq-
Gun b gold hook and ladder crossing a black
enahneled gold oval shipped rim, upon the
|top.curve Of which Is the W ord Resolute.' .
The whole forming beautiful and unique
deaigs.'propdly worn BIZ gallant aromen.
Some tigaesago q few people were delndad
into the belief that the D. L. and W. Rail-
80 --o7.TI ;----a ,os,L1,1-~ or,,.,,, 10 -,
tickets atyearly rates. but the recently is
sued schedule don't indicate anything OF
thei kind. Yet We may. some day, have a
new depo6.-If the Old one burns down. !
An exchange. under the caption Of
an odd month";" says, This month
has. five Sundays, one Of which is Wash
ington's birthday, which is very odd. -.
Odd why yes, Of course it il; but it can't
be helped, for Washington, unlike Topsy,
was bern and consequently inflicted with
birthday.
Before the rise in cotton goods, which is
felt by every one to a graatero or less degree,
Mr. NV. S. Babbitt purchased g very large
stock Of cottons. Tt appears to one enter
ing the store as if the sbrUctufe was up
held by columns Of muslihs and calicoes.
These goods may be had at the most rea-
sonable rates, Try Linn and see.
q Aftar q aegere z-ls3eat.4;a tsd-ssaestl with
riinters, paper boa gers, and Eals5Infners,
we are at last prepared TO say-eome and
see us. Through the extracted Eindnessaof
heart Of our landlord, our sanctum now
preae q clean, coy and cheerful look,
and we are just as proud as you were when
you strutted about in that first pair Of new
boots. An extra chair and on ca viii
welcome you. Come.
According to notice given two weeks pre-
Yiods, last.sunday was baptismal day, for
small children, at ST. Peters Church.
About twenty children and infants were
presented at the fount, during the after