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Morning journal and courier., 1888-10-06
Democratic Rally at she Hyperion Last
 MfMMR.


 There was Q large audience at the Hyperion Theater last night to hear the .ssilver tongued orator. D Daniel Doberty. In one of the boxes was ex- Governor English with several ladies and in another was Hon. James Gallagher.
 Janne Pigott presided. When heintroduced MT. Doherty the applause was 90 great that it was some time before Mr. Doherty could speak.
 He battled with Foraksr's statements of the night before and said he wished that he had that man on the stage with him 70 that he could refute his statements. He said that the Democratic party was not for free trade and it was not likely the Democratic party wanted to run the workingmen, when that party was made up mostly of wofkingmen. MT. Doherty evidently was not aware that lots of the Democratic leaders in New Haven avovv Themselves openly for free trade. Mir. Doharsv renewed the tariff from Waning tcn,s tiYna down to the present time and vrorIed hard for his party. He said the war tariH ehouId be reduced. He endorsed the Pranident'e messags, but did not refer to the MilIg bill. He did not say whether he really enioved Cleveland as leader or not.
 Alter the meeting Mr. Doherty was gwen raceDtion at ex-GovernOr IngsrsolLs resi- Hence. There were refreshments and music. Pears, sa tho pursst and best sHosp eyer nads.
Morning journal and courier., 1888-10-06

Every man should have of our "Acms' wetted shoes if he wants 'fsolid comfort" :" Price s. D. W. CosGRovE & Co.,,
 45 Church street and 7S4 Grand avenue.
Morning journal and courier., 1888-10-06

Have you seen the genuine Swiss watches that are given away at the BOSTON CLOTHING Co.,,
 853 Chapel Street
Morning journal and courier., 1888-10-06

Get one yourself. Get one fer the boys, 8 Swiss watch, gratis.
 BOSTON CLOTHING Co.,,
 85S Chapel Street.
Morning journal and courier., 1888-10-06

Ask to see our mems Porpoise leather shoes, just the thing for teansters, as they are absolutely waterproof; sold only by
 D, W. CosGRovE & Go.
Morning journal and courier., 1888-10-06

$3. 50 buys pair of our ladies' "Granite kid" shoes, superior to French kid in wear ing qualities. Try pair and you will be convinced. D. W. CosGRovE & Co.
Morning journal and courier., 1888-10-06

We make a speciality of strong thick sole school shoes. 0. H. AYREs,
 S14 Chapel street.
Morning journal and courier., 1888-10-06

Buy $12 or more in clothing and get gen. uine Swiss watch-perfect time keeper.
 BOSTON CLOTHING Co.,,
 853 Chanel Street
Morning journal and courier., 1888-10-06

Protection toe caps on shoes are positive aids to children that do 6 great deal of kick ing and sliding. We have them.
 0. Fl. AYREs,
 S14 Chapel street.
Morning journal and courier., 1888-10-06

Our waterproof Grain boots and shoes from g to $3.50 pair are daisies.
 D. W. CosGRovE 6 Co.,,
 46 Church street.
Morning journal and courier., 1888-10-06
TnaN.wv vorR nchooI orArt

MaekImGGOsh Goats At the Goodyear rubber store, 7S Church street.
Morning journal and courier., 1888-10-06

Our stock of warm goods for cold weather is complete, and prices low.
 oe 2E D. w. CosGRovE & Go.
Morning journal and courier., 1888-10-06
Republican Tovvn Oomnittee.

Headquarters are now open at No. 85f Chapel street, room 6, next door to Exchange building Frederick Giberts old stand), where all questions can be answered relating to the present campaign, making of voters, naturalization, speakers, &c.
 X HuaH DALEY, Chairman,
Morning journal and courier., 1888-10-06

Our boys and girls "Indsstructible" schoo shoes are unapproachable.
 D. W. CosGRovE & Go.
Morning journal and courier., 1888-10-06
Removed

Buy $12 in clothing and get Swiss watch at the BOSTON CLOTHING Co.
 S53 Chapel Street.
Morning journal and courier., 1888-10-06
POPULAR STORE.
NIT. R. w. MllIs' Large Increase of
 Ru1tneGs.

-
 Business.
 R. w. Mills, the popular State street gro cer, located iD his well known store on State street, Mo- 362, a few years ago and has by his enterprise, genuine ability and competent knowledge of the business won large trade. His store is very popular also and dessrvedly so, for his geniality and the courtesy of his employees make his customers pleased to trade with him. Mr. Mills has established the rep utation of his store as ''The New Haven Tea, Coffee and Flour Company" It is great place to buy teas, coffees and -four. He inn ports his own teas and thereby sells fresh, fine teas at such low prices as to bring him trade from all over the city in this speciality alone. MT. Mills says he is selling tea at S5 cents which brings 60 and 75 cents pound at other stores. His last tea importation was 3,2OO pounds. His business has increased so much in the last six months that he has been obliged to extend his cash railway system, which is quite @ novelty.
Morning journal and courier., 1888-10-06

Do you want to know where yon can buy school shoes that are made upon honorl
 c. n. AYERS,
 814 Chapel street in this city.
Morning journal and courier., 1888-10-06

Our Messenger shoe for boys is still the favorite with parents who appreciate 6 good substantial article.
 They are made in lace and button.
 Sizes Il to 3 cost $1 .50.
 Sizes 8 to 51S cost $2.
 Try pair for your boys and you will buy no other. o. H. AYREs, o6 St S14 Chapel street.
Morning journal and courier., 1888-10-06

To T Church street, clothing and gents fur nishings. A. B. DODGE & Go.
Morning journal and courier., 1888-10-06

Dr. Dorman has located at S58 Chapel street, over Loper's confectionery store. o5 2t
Morning journal and courier., 1888-10-06

Farmers and laborers will find our g. 50 Kip boots to be very servlceable. D. W. CosGRovR & Co.,,
 45 Church street and 734 Grand avenue.
Morning journal and courier., 1888-10-06

Parents can do no better than to try our school shoes. o. H. AYERS,
 S14 Chapel street.
Morning journal and courier., 1888-10-06
A[[(I[IOA SALE

The above dodge fig never resorted to by the old reliable firm of s. Silvsrthau 6 Sons to palm of on the unsuspecting public goods at more than their full value, which can be done by the new underhanded scheme called Auction" We by selling frst-class goods at bottom prices have been able to al- ways keep on hand the very latest styles; hence we have dead stock to work off on the public by auctioneering jugglers.
 s. SILVERTHAU & SONS, Diamonds Watches and Jewelry; established 1S46.
 HQn n&I RNEH. 9TH EXT.
Morning journal and courier., 1888-10-06
Removal.

Fall and winter overcoats, 71 Church street. A. B. DODGE 6 Co. o6 Ct.
Morning journal and courier., 1888-10-06

s'I cannot praise Hoods Sarsaparilla half enough" :" says mother whose son, almost blind with scrofuIa, was cured by this msdis cine,
Morning journal and courier., 1888-10-06
WEATHER RECORD.
rnp1oAr1oNs FoR TO-DAY.

OFFICE OF THE CHIEF SIGNAL SERVICE.
 WASHINGTON, DC, 10 pm, Oct. 5, 1885, Indications for twenty four hours-For New Eng land: Light local rains, warmer. variable winds.
Telegram-herald., 1888-02-19

Professor Ralnsav sl-gcsts that tho origin
of color biindnc.s iies Ia the brain and not IN
tho ere. Scicnce. commenting on this sug-
Eestiou, tells how tho principal ot a school in
Brooslvn some wears ago insisted upon treat
Ing every craso Of the sort as being dependant
on tks vii 0f ths pupil Ills remedy was
s.r rod This certainly seemed tyrannical
ed unwgrrxntsd treatment, but the result
was favorable 70 his theory Is is possible
that Thorough exaIniratiOn viii ultimately
demonstrate that the fault lies very largely
n vhe shiftlrSs methods q observation which
have grown up usisr the cd classical system
of e<sucasi0n. aad which have % large ex-
s~rf become hereditary Professor Ramsay :
SUGGESTION and bis argument deserve careful
.-tsution. and. II found correct, Wa have an
other and overwhelming reesCn FOR tho newer
education. AZ srs. siThe, it : not perfectly
clear. on ERE above theory. Why it IS that
ealor blirtlneSs should bo more common
sn,onr men thSn among women. vet
r. i possihls thas this viii be found
- b,a~ ous tbe suggestion made ABOVE,
Tor. with the discou.i sgancs u the wear
iu- cf coiors bv the men. their srteress
IN rrIors o. a large extent must have ceased;
snd II our ola metbo,is u education were -
b continued much longer, it may BE-, that,
with the Iess asa q coiar By women IN their
sr~s-rs. n Increase - color blindness might
result among thcru as well It is doubtful,
however. whether the infrodue ton u the rod
A. a o-rick corrective viii 6nd many AL
Nfs-qf.-s
Telegram-herald., 1888-02-19

One of the wen known drawhacSs in tor
pssi, beats Is the visibility of the fame and
s-noka when within distance u 400 70
5000 wards Of the objec- - be attacked TX
r.riIuaFss A. the Rochefore arseasl aad on
sae seine with a. apparatus invented BY an
sr-fuser q the name of 0rioiio. OF Nantes,
e. - reported. savs Scientific American. have
sou,cussr rated thss bis arrangement - capa-
BE a. night of auifs obss-itring the torpedo
kocf The 'anis and s;ssrks disappear. the
smoke. which Is redgccl In tsrnreratare from
10 a~-s 20 30 90 40 dc-s spreads ITSELF
rus ir, horizontal LAYER over the surfare q
~, vater. becomes iuba 'shle. ard en7elops
fhe hcat in - ir1penetraoie vaDor, which
.lrSes the sierfric zearrh lighs to discover t6e
bat a nc'abie point u ths application q
-. srranrpuent IS ttiat it N no wav What
s~-r fnterfervs With the proper wor King II
she engines 1f the boat The steam pressure
s-s tha sre-i remain undiruirishs.L The
ilnr~o~-ri..rs "a confined exclusively 70 the
farnel ard the extrs weight whiCh i aids
e, tira i>oat - insi,rnl fcant France - ar
rsrrs m sppsYing this improvement. sud
e-4iu ard frafe viil probably. shortly in
t.s,.frl-s fr 81, frsir nav7r<
Telegram-herald., 1888-02-19

81 3 s1e mesEs q pi.tllc cCEEsFa aaes - =
I4rse CAY. even tef = - 1oszzx. daring .
s'Tiks ef go sE-E.1g1s. D1es13 = <szef&k
uaEalE4iDz of lz1ce ass3 10 1sLry for the
sna Being sEd = asteaesc ~l[h al sncr-
1ols az ekais l.1s - t1< eoDn4s3s..
hos SAGA safs s7xi3sls - tns LAD sidizi
- rs general tis-up ol bis SYSTEM. z10@n
ss EonsliD Daii91, sD1 due - It's strike oi ne
NEST ImroxtzEt organs iof nofs prlsisnt
l1s4lmsut a1d b1t6sr care. IL too io0s
aes5alt-d. a lof1sc - sluggish liver siii
lsrca ucs serious sfrus ~ kb4ErF and liver
fisssses. malsgial trouble SGD chE0nie
3YsKelzia. l1r. fleEces Pleasant FQrgstiEe
Pei sts a-s a uFsTsGl4e a1a cure " these
e.sCFarFs Iaey are pFaupf, cure zna
elective. pleGszDt - lakes 4ad positively
harfll l<ss
Telegram-herald., 1888-02-19
SPECIAL BARGAINS THIS WEEK.



Blue Etruyis. 9l pieces, only $5.45; Brown
Bouquet (mismatched) $495: Brown La
hore IT. & K. BODIES best ware) SS.47;
Claret Madras (Brownfeld's best $99S.
Did you ever hear of such low prices?
Gold Band China Tea Sets, So pieces.
SS.15: Handsome Decorated Tea eets. Sc
pieces, 500. You must come at once TO
secure these bargains.
Decorated Chambe Sets.
Twenty Chamber Sets (l2 pieces, with
slop jar) st 1915 per set. Chamber Sets
that were $40 and s25, now marked s7.95
and S935.
Rich Cut Glass Salts 39c each Second
floor.) A large assortment OF Decorated
Cups and Saucers. 25c these cups and sauc-
ers were two and three times more than
that price,. A whole table full of Japanese
Blue Cups and Saucers, l9c.
Marbles, MArbltsii Marbles.!.
ANY style of marbles can be had on the
third floor at greatly reduced prices. Also
Toys of every description. Anything on
the 25 cent counter can be had for 20 cents.
Those OF YOU who are looking for card
prizes would do well to look this counter
over.
Ideal Tea and Coffee Pots
are matked down to half price. These are
the incest things to steep tea or coffee in.
Coffee can be made IN three minutes III one
OF these coffee pots. Three pint coffee pot
Ideal 39c; 4pint, 35c; pint 40c; pint
45c. These are made Of the best material
You will fad them on the third floor.
Those Ii Cent BroOms are having great
run. Dozens of them are being sold every
day, and well they may. as they are sold al
cost Third floor.)
Brushes! Brushes.
| Scrubbing brushes, horse brushes. paint
| brushes, vegetable brushes, whitewash
| brushes, blacking brushes, floor brushes
| counter brushes, window brushes, and IN
| fact every Kind of brush you can name Is
/ 10 be found on the third floor.
| Cider Tum blers,
| Lemonade tumblers, champagne tumblers,
claret glasses, wine glasses and medicine
| glasses. are marked below cost. a larg,
| table full OF the biggest bargains OF the sea
son In glasses is found In the rear of oul
store. Everything msrkedin plain figure
/ This will be your last chance TO bay
| clearance sale goods for the next tive lvl
| months. 80 don't miss your chsnce-re
member the sale lasts but few days
| longer.
Telegram-herald., 1888-02-19

-rrf. siruid - thcrnrEfv iri-i ana fasrensad
f.,-athrr * inserting cement into the cracks
-~itH xrife. AMI hafnc'erinT unfd drT.
-,,,i -srresit icr tois oUrccSs - es1ial rr0rcr-
frrs of go7,3 giue emf Psussisn Sslsrne d.
Telegram-herald., 1888-02-19

~ r,cnkev vrrnrh takrs its rarie frcua
srt-~f,s N,ucsv the iaventcr, zaTs fcrnlar
e..-.-.-- Ne~s. ..vho rcesivei orlv s. oN for
, raer-s. sut IS rev iivinx A. Erookiy, n
. sr,s.I --tts.-e houghf from tas rroceeis of
AS ale.
Telegram-herald., 1888-02-19

Advertising a psteat medicine IN the
useaii4r NaV ia shich the proprietor Of
ksmps Bal.4m, for Coughs and Gods, DOES
it Is inleed wonderful lie authorizes " (.
n fiDbs. Druggist. 70 give those who call
for Il Z sample bottle iIee. that they may
try Il before pugchssins The Large Bottles
are soc AID 81 o. y 3 certainly would al
wise = trial. Il may save yOa from con
sumption.
Telegram-herald., 1888-02-19

The best Save IA the world for Cuts.
Bruises Sores Ulcers. Salt Rheum, Fever
Sores. Tetter. Chapped Hands. Cnilbi2ins.
Corns and al SKIN Eruptlcns. and posi-
lively cures Piles. or no paw required IL
l. guaranteed 10 give perfect satisfaction. or
money refunded. Price = cents Per box.
Fer sale bY Peck Bros. corner Monroe and
Divisi0n-sLs-
Telegram-herald., 1888-02-19

yls 2-xLzcrxIc LIGHTIS0 og THE SHIP
yICTOEIA
o. the use OF this apparatus The time Of
passing through the canal IS reduced from
an average of 50 hours % Is or Is hours.
In the case og a vessel fitted with duplica.s
plant, the spare dynamo T. employed TO work
tas arc lamp In pass.Es tire canal Vessels
that are not dsted With electric appliances
taks thcrn on dccS On ,ntcriug the canal and
ascharge them at the other end, and thus
ons set VII serve q whole fleet OF steamers.
Telegram-herald., 1888-02-19
DRS. MARSHALL { LOhGLtY,
SPECIALISTS.

lllkin and scIofulons Diseases. Including
sALTRHEUM OR ECZEMA. RIHGWORM.
ITCH. P!MPLES, ScALDkEAD,
ETC, ETC.
Weak aud Inaamed EyeS are permanently
cured by them.
Pimples, which are SO troublesome 10 young
people, disappear In q iew Gays, leaving he akin
smooth and healthy
Their treatment OF Old Sores IL sisAPly infdli-
ble and no ease intrUSted 10 them has e. er
broken out after treatment. Tie treatment Of
Saltrheum or Iczema. l. made eclslity by
them and taeir success ia the trcaiIncyt Of this
disease Is unOTece lenld. For Epiieptic Fiis a
speedy cure Is guaranteed Their treatment OF
rheumatism has been ~ successful that they have
decided 10 make no charge unless "A Cola piete
cure OF great relief Is given Des0ssss viii be
treated witnout charge Gnless & cure Is effected.
The pocr Will be required 10 pay only ,he cost oi
the medicine urec.
1t must be understood that NO case VIII DC
treated where a cure j. considered in possible.
Office consultation free.
Communications by mall answered
lO6 Monroe-st.,
GRAND RAPIDS.
HoURS-s:3O to 1880, > to G and to D.
OFFICE UP STAIRS
Telegram-herald., 1888-02-19

Cabinet photographs Al s. per dozen q
Aergills. 0unn block. 81 AoEroe-st-
Telegram-herald., 1888-02-19

30 f-ELEcrEIcAL sov LE8HTs, yoe SHIPS.
Fw this purpose the Brush company pro
v.des the apparatus illustrated herewith, ard
FecenJly described IN Engineering This CON
ssrs oi a cage. which "a suspended over tie
bows ~ tie vessel. and IS .overel % within
eight feet II tas water IN this cage Is
mounted a lamp taking a current. Tho izrnp
q regulated BY hand BY an attendant, who
s5s behind it and foeals this ear5ous together
a. they ara consumed. The beam IS rcae''tcd
b. a mirror - inchcs n diameter and IL
inches focus and then is spread sideways by
a dispersion ems. which widens 10 into a
sector sn5touding al angle OF - dess. The
direct rays u tie arc are prevented from
leaving tho lantern b. carbon shield, but
o. lhs crater IS turned toward the mirror
there = very little loss from this cause.
Telegram-herald., 1888-02-19

The Haywood Bros. the Whitney, the
Dosn.ng MAKE Of carriages, ~ J. Barth :.
20 A9nrOs-sE
Telegram-herald., 1888-02-19

New Y1rks Fash aVs-iz,e . aeeiarea -
eua~s s<zeet n IA vE.A
Telegram-herald., 1888-02-19

For tea days-Gisnls spscial suit sAls Al
S597.
Telegram-herald., 1888-02-19
"Those Boxes

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Telegram-herald., 1888-02-19

So .akes choice Of SIS aud SO suits a.
the t.ant-see advertisement
The Penn's Grove record., 1888-07-14
COUNTY

The rext meeting of the County
Board OF Agriculture will he held at
Pole Tavern on Wednesday, July 18th.
Moses Garrison, of Elmer has Il mod
ell farm 1t contains 2Su acres. A. acres
of which were in wheat and 81 acres in
corn the present season. He has also
harvested l02 leads of clover and tim.
othy and has II acres yet tn'cut. He
has AT present 33 COWS. Elmer Times
There will be IA fishing skiff race sail
ed near Salem on Wednesday, July Is.
The prizes will he rs follows: $40 to LIST:
Sl2 to I'd, and s. 10 3D.. The race is
open to all skiffs y feet and under.
VIM. Terrell, of Salem, while fishing
for weak fish with II hook and line, off
Fortescue, ON Thursday, caught an
eight pound sea turtle on his hook.
An attorney from Texas is searching
through South Jersey for relatives and
decendents of W. n. Jeifreys, "a former
resident of Salem. He claims that there
are $50 acres of valuable land in Texas
that belong to the heirs. He is ANXIOUS
to find some claimant, ~ the land is in
demand and will bring big prices.
a tomato blight, new in South .]er-
sey, has made its appearance in Il few
patches in Salem county. The main
stalk just above the ground turns white
an inch ur more and Tie plant topples
over and SCOT dies.
Walter lilies, snn of Richard IIil-s,
OF salem, won Il gold medal over two
hundred competitors for getting the
highest average for the past years work
at Bryant Il STATIONS business C"l-
legp, in Philadelphia.
The Penn's Grove record., 1888-07-14

Rev. NJ. Relyta, presiding elder, has
taken up his residence 1T Pitman Grove
for the summer.
Charles Allen, y Woodbury. tailor,
who drank hrnZine instead of whisky
in IL milk punch about three months
ago, died on Tuesday at WiilianIstown.
Mayor ID. o. Watkips, of Woodbury.,
gained much nutorirty by his eloquent
ora.inn on the Fourth in Camden.
Albert Il. Tal.uan, of SwedeSioro, is
spoken of ~ the prnllaitr Democratic
NOMINEE for Congress in this District
This Fall.
Bishop Taylor is expected to ~ ID
Two daysat the rltman Grove Camp
NJ etiu5, which begins August ~, and
holds until The l5'E
The SwelrslmIn i}i',k has Il clarr.l
II stmi-annunl dividend ii 3 per cent.
The laying NJ tue corner stone nf ti'
Methndisl Church al Woodbury. will
take place the latter part Of July.
There viii he Masonic ceremonies.
Wuo,iiruty'S iaA rate will hr about
81 - per SlOU-an increase OF ii cents
over last wear. This increase is III
consequence oi the building and OPERA
ting IT the waier works.
The Penn's Grove record., 1888-07-14
suTrRMILk As A BEVERAGE.

The fact that buttermilk IL kept for
sale rs a Summer drink in city restui-
ants and saloons, and that its use rs a
beverage il increasing, is a favorable
sign of the times for it shows il regard
for health and temperance. High medical
authorities give very good reasons why
it should be more generally usedin both
city and county. Among its beneiici-
al effects part icular stress is laid upon
its power t. clear the system of those
unwholesome impurities which cl "
and poison it during tue Summer SRA
son. That longtime standard author
ity, "Hall's journal of Health" de-
clarrs that ''buttermilk should br free
" used by all who can get il. Every
one who values good health should drink
il daily in warm weather, and let tea,
coffee etc. alone" And for the benefit
of those who are not already awdrr Of
the fact, it adds that churnins he first
process of digestion is gone through,
making it IN" of the easiest ard quick
est of all things Ia digest. 1t makes
gastric Juice, and contains properties
that very readily assimilate witt: it,
with very little wear upon the digestive
organs.
The Penn's Grove record., 1888-07-14
wOoDsTOwN HAPPENINGS.

Mosquitoes were never known to
have been more plentiful here than they
were last week.
Mrs NJ. W. ClaWsnn and her sou
William. who has Just returned fIom
Yale College, will start this week on il
trip to Canada.
Aaron Coles started for Foot Collins,
Col, last Monday, where lie will spend
IL few weeks.
The Friends First day school will
make their annual picnic To the River
Shore on the oath inst.
The WOudstown base ball club have
arranged IA series of fine gaines with
the F'enwickS of Salem. The fist
.au will be play ed at this place next
Wednesday.
Tie only Harrison and Morton flag
that We know of here was flung to the
breeze by Thos. Is. Parker. Quite
courageous, isn't he?
Miss Hem ietta G.. Moore, OF Spring.
field, Ohio, one OF the speakers at lie
recent temperance celebrate on. deliver
ed an address at the gospel temper auce
meeting held in the Baptist Church
last Sunday evening.
otA VI 'Nl tlFt ~ NllNNttlo ~ "a
last Saturday at Anglesea ii shlng. Re
port says they went Ten miles out at
SEA and caught seven hundred sea-btSS
in three hours an average catch of about
twelve fish every three minutes during
that time, allowing each man one min
ute and IL half to bait his hook and
land II fish on deck. Does this report
smell disney"
The following officers were installed
last MONDAY evening tO'serye the eDSu
ing term in Mosacsa Tribe, No. AZ, |.
o. r. NJ: Sacllcm. W. b. Foster: ;. =.
August Refs; j. 5, Samuel Rankin;
Prophet, john SlItlpr.
One OF the most curious freaks OF ma
ture We have ever witnessed came he.
fore our notice this week in the shape
of II chicken with three legs and tour
wings. On the let side the chick had
one leg in the proper place, the only one
which il could Use, while the one OH
lie right side turned completely over
its back, resting at the base OftlIe neck
with the bottom of the foot upward,
the foot containing seven toes, and the
third was at the end, answering the
same purpose as Il Iuddtr on II boat
The four wings were all on the right
side. The chick Was born last Friday
and seems us hearty and happy AS IA
chick not So well blessed.
Albert Crotlirrs, Who is connected
with the livery sable here, had the
misfortune to lose a considerable
amount of mon y early last Monday
morning. Mr.. CrotilerS was summoiI-
I'd to take two young .Ien 10 Swed.s s.
loro ut II late lInur last Sunday night,
and while returning from that place he
put his pocket book under the carriage
seat, thinking il saiei there in case ht,
was attacked by road agents. He
thought no more of 1t until next mOri.-
ing and Fastening 10 the wagon found
it was gone. The pocket book contain
ed between six and seven hundred dol
lars in money and about 1--WE hundred
in notes. Is.