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The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1884-11-19

Ex-Governor Moses, of South Carolina,
imprisoned at Detroit for swindling, at
tempted to hang himself in his cell Thurs
day, but was cut down.
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CINCINNATI 1885
WEEKLY
1885 GAZETTE,
Wookly odluoa d tho 50HIEB0IAL GAZETTE.
Before you subscribe for next year do
not fail to see a sample copy
Of this great paper.

THE COMMERCIAL GAZETTE is the leading
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It gives the news with every desirable detail
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In Ret5Spdper.
Ths financial and Commercial Reports
are full and reliable, with letters telegraphed
every day from New York and Chicago, giving
the bottom facts as TO the markets.
The Agricultural Department is carefully
edited, and this alone Is Of more value to the
farmer than many times the yearly cost Of the
paper,
The Chimney Corner, devoted exclusively
TO young people, is one Of the attractive and
valuable features Of the Weekly and Semi
Weekly editions.
Choice Selections and Original Stories, with
Correspondence from all parts Of the world,
appear regularly in the Weekly and Semi
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A monument to the noted Kit Carson
will be unveiled in Santa Fe, N. NJ, in a
few weeks. Colonel Ingersoll will deliver
the oration.
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1884-11-19

-Four thousand barrels Of apples recently
left Boston ON one steamer, for the English
markets.
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1884-11-19

A few days ago Maud s. made a record
of half a mile in 1:O34-faster than any
other animal ever trotted.
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1884-11-19

The so, 600 tons of SCOT taken from LON
don chimneys every year is sold for Al 600
pounds sterling and used as a fertilizer.
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TERMS
Business Directory.

Cards inserted under this head at the follow
ing rates For 1 inch space, $40 a year, 3
inch, SO year; 4 inch, S3 year.
N5-Ten lines Of this type make inch.
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1884-11-19

Born-To Mr.. and Mrs. L, B. Boyd, last
Thursday night q daughter.
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1884-11-19
Published EveryWednesday
BY THE
Highland News Publishing Co.

il. BoARDMAN, Managing Editor,
GRo. w. BARREBE Business Manager aud
Local Editor,
BEBEE BARRERE, Manager Printing Dept.
JrFror-Hoggard Building, 2ud story, Sd door
West of Kramer House.
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EE General Merritt, the American
Consul General at London, has appoin-
ted physician to examine vessels leay-
ing London for the United States, for
the purpose of ascertaining their santa.
ry CONDITION. The Turkish government
has ordered quarantine OF Eve days
against all vessels arriving at Turkish
ports from Egypt in consequence of the
report that Cholera exists at A exandria.
The French Academy of Medicine has
referred to commission the question
as to what measures should be taken TO
promote the public health and prevent
the introduction Of cholera into. Paris.
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MxRRrED.-At West Alexacdria, Pa
on July 9th. by Esq MAYEs, Miss EL
LEN GUTHRIE. OF Woodsdeld, to Mr.
WILLIAM HUME, of Belmont county.
On June 10Th. nv Rev. A II. ROACH
Miss EmLr J. SlxNoSsto Mr.. SIMON C
HOLLAND. -
June 25th, by Rev. WIS. HUsH, Mis-
LOUISA KsowLrox 10 Mr.: MlLros c
ENaLIsH
June 25'h,' by E BeowS, Esq, o
Center township, Miss MARGARET J
UproLE TO Mr.. Charles FRANK.
June 2S,h, by Rev JoHN HUNcKE
Miss LIZZIE M. TgoHER TO Mr.. Loci
FRANZ
July ID, by JAsM NJ. BoUeHSEe, Esq
Of Adams township. Miss CAROLINE Ko
CHER to Mr.. CHRISTIAN HARrLINE
july lth. by REED WILLIAMS, Esq.
Of Senecs township, Mrs. ELIEABErr
BooxrNs to Mr. JeHx 5. CARpENrER.
July s.h. by ]. J. RoBrRrs. Esq. .
Sunsbury township, Miss ELLA BRowl
to Mr.. WINFIELD S PUGH.
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ssTotteriug on Its Last Legs. .

The Boston Pilot is the leading organ
of the Irish Catholics in Massachusetts,.
Here is what 1t says in reference to
Blaine's foreign policy.
"When Mr.. Blaine Was Secretary OF
State, there we're several American citi.
zens Of Irish birth arrested and impris.
dned by England, and kept in prison
without trial and WITHOUT direct charge
against them; and Mr.. Baine's "vigor-
ous foreign policy" never extended to
their prison doors. He was very busy
with the guano beds Of South America ;
but the English jail beds Of American
citizens be deliberately refused to- see"
The Pilot in support Of Cleveland
says:
"But, we opposed the nomination OF
Cleveland, the candidate; we shall faith
fully and earnestly work for the election
OF Cleveland, the Democratic standard.
bearer"
To the dissatisfied ones we say, as we
have said to ourselves: Look around,
aGd see where YOU are going if you
leave the Denocratic fold.
Democrats belong to a party Of be-
liefs. duties, ptin iples. Canthev desert
it for party { Off ;es, men an privi
leges2
looked at With ethical or practical
ewes, the exchange would be deplorahle
folly. The Republican party is totter-
Ing on its la4, legs: it's work is done; il
has nothing but the spoils to live Tor.
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II is rumored that President Arthur is
a can niidate' for the United States Senate
from New York. II ~
The six days go-as-you-please walk,
at Chicago, vas won by Panchot, who
made 460 miles.
George Sloan of Chicago put his head
out of o car window as it reached q
bridge. He is dead.
Two hundred Turks 10 the Egyptian
army at Absssies we're ordered to As.
souan, and when called to start 13 bad
deserted.
A box OF explosives discovered on the
quay at the London Custom House is
said to have been taken from an Ameri.
can vessel. Es
The Coroner's verdict In The case OF
the Victims Of the militia during the Gin
clnnati rios is in substance "Served
them right"
The Pail Mall Gazette ridicnles the
hook Of Sir Lepel Griffin on the United
States as the work of person ignoran,
of his subject.
In Mexico, Tuesday, the electoral col.
lege finished its count, and declared Gen.
Diss elected unanimously. Dias will as.
sumo office December 80.
A little daughter OF D. c. HAYES, o
Columbus, buried twenty-seven years
ago. was exhumed recently, and she wat
just as perfect in face and form as wher
she was laid away in 1S57.-Clevelano
Lsader,
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Railway Excursion.

Oaf Thursday morning lasi the mem.
hers OF the woods6eId and Caldwell
bars went on an excursion to z.nesv;lle
over the B z &C. R. &. by invitation
OF the manseers Of thstroad.
Following are the names of the gen.
,lemen who composed this pleasant
partys
MONROE BARI. r. Morris, VIM.
Okey, Jas. Watson, A J. Pearson, W.
e. Mallorv, W f. Okev. G. W. Hsmil-
ton, W. F. Hunter, J. P. Spriggs. E
Jones, David Okey, J. B briggs, W H.
Cooke eA'2' - To- s'S
j, W. Doherty, OF the Monroe Ga
setse. and Fritz Reef, OF the Monroe
Jo~rnat, accompanied the excursionists
NOBLE Co. BAR ID s. Gibbs. VIM.
C. Okey, D. s. Spriges, J NJ Dalz'ls
Wm. Chambers. J. McGinnis, N. B
Wharton, C. M. WATSON. R W Sum-
mers, e. H. Archer, G L Weems, G A.
Jennings, and ex. Clerk Peters.
On the return trip from zsnesville,
when the srsin was homling along pleas.
anlly near Caldwell, an imprompiu meet.
Ing was held in one. OF the coaches, and
Hon Jas. R Morris unsnim ouslv chosen
Chairman. In few appropriate remarks
Judge Morris stated the object to be the
consideration Of the proper action to be
sken by the eEcursionisis with reference
TO the courtesy which had been ex,ended
10 them by the Railroad Company.
On motion, q committee Consisting oi
VIM. Chambers, David Osey and J N
DALI II was appointed by the Chair to re-
port to the meeting resolutions express
sive OF their apprecia,ion'of the coufte
sies Of the road.
W. f Mallory was chosen Secretary
The committee reported the ollowing
resolution which was adopted with grea
enthusiasm:
Resolvcd, That ne, The members o.
the Monroe and Noble county Bars, de-
sire to ackno owledge our tbaukfulness tc
the B. Z &C. r r. Company, and es
pecially to Colonel Mooney, W. R
Crumpton, General Manager, W. F
Hunter, ESQ.,, D. S. Sprisgs. ESQ.,, Con
doc,or Stevens and the Engineer Of tbi'
train for the safe, pleasant and delight
! ful excursion to and from the city o
Zanesyille, from which we have just re
turned to-day.
] R. MORRIS, Pres.
W E MALLORY, Sec.
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LEGAL NOTICE.


MAGY CSBda and Samuel Cless. her hus.
iU- hand, who reside at Rockport, Wood
County West virginias Sanford Jones, q
minor, who resides at Big Spring. Wayne
County, Iowa, aud Oscar Jones, minor. who
resides Al Allerton, Wayne County. tova, will
takv notice that william A. Howell, Admin.
istrator with the will annexed, OF the estate
Of John Howell, deceased, on tho lGth day Of
July, 1854, 6lsd mis- petition In the Probate
Court within and for the county Of Monroe,
and State Of Ohio, alleging that the personal
estate OF said decedent is insufficient pay his
debts, iegscfes and The charges Of admins
tering his VISTA e; that he died seised in fee
simple Of the following described real estare
situate IN said coasty OF Monroe AMI State
OF Ohio to wit:
All OF the southeast quarter Of section
thirty six township three range seur, sxoert
seventy foar aud thirty seven huudredth
acres sold OF Of the same by Philip holland
aud wife 10 William Alexander, containing
eighty two acres more or less.
Also. the northwest quarter Of the sout,
west quarter OF section thirty, township
three range four, except about twenty acres
SOLD BY John Howell and wife 10 William
PAsoo, said exception being all that part Of
sale tract on the sopth side OF the oreek, and
being all the lands Of which the said VIM.
Howell died seized.
fhs prayer Of said petition is :or the sale
OF said premises, for the pay ment Of the
debts, lsgsoies and charges Aforesaid.
The parsons 6rst above named will furths
take notice that they have been made par
ties defendant to said petition, and that they
are required to answer the same on or before
the 10th day OF September, A. D. 1854.
WILLIAM A. HOWELL,
admir- with the will annexed Of John Hsw,
ell, deceased.
ljuly22,'S4E.
A. J. PkARsoH, Atty.
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E Had the Ohio delegation been
solidly for Thurman he would have been
nominated for President and the ticket
would have been Thurman and Baysrd.
Efforts we're rnsde by most OF the. dele.
gates on the right succeeding the first
ballot to induce unit in Ohio These
continued until 8 o'clock OF the morning
Of the second ballot on which Gov. Cleve.
land was nom 'nsted. Prior to that Cleve.
land. although strongest, bad not enough
votes to nominate him, The field was
the strongest and The field wSs for Thur
man: hut the Ohio delegation wss not.
The Ohio delegation broke the field. So
1t was intended from the beginning To
John R Mclean, Rookwalter, the
Paynes, and the Standard Oil Company
belong the position taken by Ohio at
Chicago Cambridge Jefersonia~
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Cleveland d and Hendricks Clubs.

franklin County Dem ocrats have the
honor Of forming the hrst Cleveland and
Hendricks club. I. is intendedto honey
comb the state with similar organizations,
and thus provide an effective means OF
bringing out the entire Democratic vote.
IN such popular movements there Il
strength. Cooperation begets enthusi
asun. Each community not only will
have ills own club tor local missionary
labor. bu, the grand aggregate Of club.
will be an army which will march as re-.
sistless as a phalanx. The contest in
Ohio is -. stupendous one and every
Democrat must he brought to the polls.
In his address Senator Thurman paid q
tribute to the effectiveness OF this system
OF campaign organization bv citing its
valuable aid during his gubernatorial
canvass. Let the good work 60 on un.
ill everv township has its Cleveland and
Hendricks Club, with officers chosen
from it's members. and iis conallutior
and rules adopted by them. Popular
methods for q popular case will win sue.
cess Columbus Times
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NOT DEAD.
A Singular and GhOulish Excite-
ment.

Our Londonderry reporter says that
some Of the people In FIeeport recently
engaged in what appeared to be strange,
wild excitement. 1t appears from intor.
nation cleaned from members Of the
family and friends of Miss Sadie Candy,
who died suddenly on the evening OF the
Sd, t6at she was always delicate lady
and belonged to large family who have
all died of consumption save one sister
and brother. Soon after dinner on the
day Of her death she went upon the
street shopping and returned ahouttwo
O'Clock After sitting probably fifteen
minutes she complain OF violent pain
in the top of her head, and Of dizziness,
and Immediately went into convulsions.
The two physicians OF the place did all
they could for her bnt in few minutes
she died The physicians announced the
death to the waiting friends who stood
around shocked almost beyond reason
She died at about 8 o'clock of the after,
noon The blood settled in great black
splotches around the throat and ears.
These being signs that mortifaation
would early do it's work the funeral was
set for 4 o'clock next day. The under
taker kept the face constantly saturated
with an embalming substance so that II
could be looked upon the next day. Tie
face rapidly took on dark red purplish
hue and when the coffin was about to he
closed, some sensationalist raised the cry
that she was not dead. The physician
looked st aer carefully snd pronounced
her dead and beginning to decay. and the
relatives we're anxious that she should be
laid away before decay did further work,
40 at half past five she WAS buried. On
that night q number OF people under the
widest excitement went with shovels and
began to open the grave. When about
half way down the relatives received no.
tice of it, and forbid 1t, go it was closed
up again. But the next night they again
piled their ehovels and opened the coffu,
and sat around II some time, only TO see
a ghastly face nearly ready to burst, and
alter satisfying themselves that she was
dead, as oil her friends knew her to be,
the coffin was again closed ard buried
-Camtridge Jefersonian.
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MRS. N. G. WEST, Local Editor.
Index to New A Advertisements.
The dry weather will make short to.


The dry weather will make short to.
bacco crop. q .SF rt EFf
Remem5er the Fair on August 26th,
eth, aSth and 29th.
The Tong dry spell is seriously retard-
ins the growth OF farm crops aud garden
truck. 5sl - Us
Mrs. GoRBY and Miss ELtx BLANK.
Essor. OF Bellaire, are visiting Miss IDA
SMITH
Mrs. ELLA McKsLvEY. OF Bellaire, 10
visiting at her fathers. Mr.. W. READ, o
this place. s.R -
II you want Road Receipts call at
The SPIRIT Office, or send your order to
the Office.
Tue Circuit Judeeship Convention
willbe held at Portsmouth on Thurs
rdsy, the.34th inst. = q 4 . =
= The residence OF AsrHoSr HuNrER,
OF Wayne township, was destroyed by
i6re.on Che 18th lost.
N. BosrTLse, Secretary of the 3. 2.
sc, and WarnrKH JUpxlss, Conductor,
have resigned their positions.
Fudge w. n. FRAZIER snd wife, OF
Caldwell, reached home from Los Ange.
les, Cslifornia, on the ltth iast.
Messrs. REIsHRsR, 'KErrExss and
LkurHsrRIN hsve improved the appear
,ance OF their business elsces by paint
ing them.
.JAcoB HEArHkRrxeroS and W o..
KELLY, OF Bellsire, we're in town on
Monday, the l4th inst, looking at .
farm near town. 4i-'s'
"A house in CIarinstcs, cse property
OF JOIN ScHERzlSaER, was destroyed by
fire on the 17th inst. Insured for S5oe
in the Miami Valley.
" The grasshoppers, and large black
bugs have eaten the leaves off the pota-
20 vines and corn in Swiherlsed and
ether townships in thisicounty.
HENax DoUeHERrv, OF Perry town
Abip, leaves today, Tuesday, for trip
to Richlsnd county, Wisconsin. and to
take in the excursion to Minneapolis,
MINI. f
> The printing aow done 10 the prison
under Mr. Charles N Allen, is in the
highest degree creditsble and was never
surpassed. il eq 1aled in, the insitution.
-Colsmbas Daily Times.
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W The friends Of Paymsster Was
son, Of the army, who was convicted OF
embezzlement about two years since and
sen, enced to dismissal from the army
and five years imprisonment at Leaven.
worth. are making renewed efforts to Sc.
cure his pardon. He was sentenced
shout eighteen months ago, and soon a..
ter the President was appealed to for
clemency, but declined to mitigate his
sentence. Another appeal is now being
made, but will probably be quite as fn-
tile. The secretary OF War is determin-
ed that Wasson shall serve out his sen.
tence, and the President is known to
agree with him. 81
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TNo young man In this country il
acquiring soldier or better fame as an
architect than j. W.. Yost, who built the
Guernsey county court house. Among
the late prizes he has taken ara the new
court houses for Holmes and Belmon,
counties. at, iMillersburg and St. Clairs.
ville.-0asrrsey Times
Mr.. Yosr IS Monroe county boy and
won success by bard work and close ap
plication to business His father, Mr.
JOEL Yosr, one OF our best citizens. re
sides on his farm in Salem township
this county.
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Wheeling Produce Market.

WHEELING. July ~, 1884
Butter-Prime tn choice creamery l8s
20c; choice dsiry 16lS;; common to
fair do l4al5c; good to prime country
roll 7s9c; common mixed stock 5a6c.
Good demsnd at low prices.
Bees ~sx-Qaoted al 30a32c 4B
Bsaus : Hand picked mediums 2 90.
2 TO-. Market about over.
Cheese--SaIes In q Iobhing way OF
prime mild o. factory at 9il24 >; New
York l4acal5c; Swei'zr 1916; Lin.
merger Aal5c.
Eggs-Srictlv fresh stock In fair de-
mand st l4al5c % ,ioz
Feathers Choice, 65s70c In original
packages, 4asc more In small lots.
Onions-60a70c a. bushei.
Pss.-Greeu, l bOal 50 ~ bu. spii,,
3s3ic y b
Poultry-Live chickens, 3 0Os3 Is -
dos; dressed turkeys. i5sl6s:'do chick.
ems, l2sl3c; do ducks, l2.l3c. Good
lemand. sfsss 80,
Rags-S'esdv at II 14c for white
mixed cotton: lnltc Tor all wool and
Halle for m ixed.
Seeds--Sales OF timothy seed at | 5Oa
l 65 per bu.: clover, small seed 6 00a
8 60; large, Z 90, as to quality.
Lud--Country prime, Sc.
Tallow-Country. 6fc; city, 7c.
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1oEDoN. July 16.-The Emperor OF
Morocco has sent an envoy IT, the Mahdi
bearing letter, the purport Of which is
to have Gpnetbl Gordon extrica' ed from
his present position. It .has been sscer-
tsined bevond doubt that $4,000 rebels
are marching on Dongola. Berbera, the
seaport OF East Africa, for which the
British at Alden started with the gun.
hoa,s Ranger and Arab, will not he an
nexed to England. It's Egyptian ter.
fitory, and commits ion has been sent
from Alden to suppress the disorders
there and re.establlsh the authority OF
the Khedive. Fl s.
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CHURCH DIRECTORY.

Sr. SYLvEsrER's CATHOLIC CHuRcH.-Rev.
Father WErstNeER. Pastor. Services at and
10 o'clock A. NJ, Sunday School at r. NJ,
vespers and BenedictiOn at +. N.
M. E. CHURCH. Services at the M. Il.
Church. woods6eld, every Sabbath. Preach.
ing at 1880 A. N. and r. N. Sunday school
2:30 p. N. Prayer meeting every Thursday
at 2 p. n Pastor. Rev. n. D. srAuFFER.
PREsBYTERIAN CHURCH Services at Pres.
byterisn Church, Woodsfeld. every two weeks,
beginning Sabbath. Jan. 9th, ~ o'clock r. N.
Buchanan, every two weeks. beginning Sab
6ath, Jan. 9th, 101& AN. New Castle every
two weeks, beginning Jan. Goth, IL 4. NJ
Pastor Rev W. T. GARRowAY.
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PROBATE NOTICE.


A cCOtNTS and vouchers have been hled
Il In the Probate Court of Monroe, County,
Ohio, BY the following Administrators, Bx.
soutors, Guardians and Assignee. TO wit:
First and final settlement account of Elisa
beth d. Craig Executrix of the will of Viii.
liam Craig. decd.
First partial settlement account. Of A B
Covert Administrator of the estate of John s
Davidson. decd.
Sixth and final settlement account of Neri
Lindemood Administrator of the estate Of
Kinsey Davis. decd. ...
| First and final settlement sccount of John
Goodhue Administering dc bonis non of tho
estate of Theodore LeBaron, decd.
First and final settlement account of John
Goodhue Administrator. with the viii annexed,
of the estate Of Elisabt th Allen, decd
First Partial settlement account Of Stephen
Boughnef Administrators of the estate of Ma.
riah Brock. decd i
Fourth partial settlement accsunt of Elisa.
beth Lentz Guardian of the minor heirs of Jo'
nathan Lsntx, deo'd-fnal as to David L
Lentz
Third partial settlement account OF William
". Morris Guardian of the minor heirs Of
Louis Rose, dec'd-fnal as to Elisabeth Rose.
First partial settlement account of James
Nesbitt Guardian of Louis iRoffett minor. !.
Third partial settlement account of Joseph
Bauer Guardian of his own minor children.
final as t, Elisabeth Bauer. '';
First partial settlement account Of Joseph
Gerard and Jonuthan Smith Administrators.
with the will annexed, of the estate of Joseph
Word. decd.
Seventh partial settlement account Of Thom.
rs Cline Guardian Of the minor heirs of Will
liam P. Knowlton, decd
First and Anal settlement account Of jena
than Conner Guardian of the estate of Etts
Nay Forshey minor now Of full age.
Third partial settlement account Of Len,
Howiler Guardian of Josephine Howiler
minor.
First partial settlement account of JOSEPH
Biedenbaph Assignee of Martin A. Dopler q,
Insolvent.
Any psrspn :-.ssestsd may nle written ex
ceptiohs to said sooouuts sr any TEN + see
on or before the lst day of August mex
when the same will be finally heard and con-
tinued from day to day until disposed Of
R. K. WALTON,
tulys, SAWS. Probate Judge N. C. o,
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SHOCKING DISCOVERY.
Wreck of the Schooner Deborah
Diverdy-.Seven. Lives Lost.


CAPE MAY, July l6.-Yesferdsy after.
noon q party OF men fishing observed
masts OF a vessel sticking up out OF the
water. They rowed to the wreck. "My
God I" criel Henry Williams, "thats ia
theirs schooner. God help them. They
are all los,.". The young man fell in .
faint. The schooner was The Deborah
Diverdy, of DenniAvile, commanded by
Captain Frank Williams. On board
we're the Captain, his sons John and
Frank, his wife, the sh ward and two
deck hands, names unknown The
schooner is thought to have jeff Boston
four weeks ago Since then nothing
was heard Of her, and it is suppos ID che
sprung aleak and sunk with all hahGs.