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Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1891-12-10
GOING NORTH.

*Daily. tDaily except Sunday. sMeals.
tSunday only.
Rates via the Buckeye Route are always as low as
by any other line Through tickets sold and bag.
gage checked to destination.
II contemplating journey In any direction please
call on nearest agent of the company, or address
any of the following represent aVes Of the paseen
ger department. for foldersrates and other informa
ton
e, R DAVIDSON, Northern Passenger Agent, De-
troit.
81. A. WILSON, City Passenger Agent Toledo,
CHAs. II. ROCKWELL, General Superintendent.
Columbus.
W. ID. FISHER, General Passenger and Ticket
Agent, Room 81. Deshler Block, Columbus
Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1891-12-10
Execi6tad hTRfrds.

Under the caves of the Schroeder
building there is bird box which is in
hapited by sparrows The other morn
ing the birds coolly and deliberately
hanged one of their number for some
offense, suspending 1t on thread BY the
neck until death ensued The Birds
then tried to cut their dead companion
down, and picked it's neck in their efforts
to do SO until IT was mncb mptilated
They failed to accomplish their object,
however. and the body was removed BY
ons pf ths, spectators II pek Haven Pa9
Rem.0s,cfEat. lne.. !, -. - r a. -
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a RamarIxable Forest.

80 A forest that ssn cannot be oesradicated liz iis
one, one Of The wonders of Corea. Nd ID matter Il
what injury is a5ne TO the roots Of the
trees ts,ss which ass large, pines, they win
sprout upagain directly { like the phanix
ff6nanher a,sifeS. North Ehin&H Heraldo 9
Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1891-12-10
M o ICE
TO
TEACH ERs. z

The Board of School Examiners of Henry
county, Ohio, will hold meetings for the ex-
animation of applicants for teachers certif-
Gates as follows:
In Basement of Court House i'm Ma.
poie0n, Ohio, on the 1stand. Sd satur.
day sin March and the 1st and sd Sat
urdays in April and May, the list Sat
nrday in June and August, the 1st
and Sd Saturdays in September and
the list and 3rd Saturdays in October.
the list and Sd Saturdays in November
and the LIST Saturdays in December
and January, and the and Sd Sat.
urdaysi in February.
Evidence of good moral cbainesar will b
required Of all candidates. That sqideuce
oe personal knowledge of the Exanairtrs
the applicant, or certificates d
good moral character from some reliabl
source.
A. H. TYLER,
MRS. SUE WELSTED.
PHILIP @. SCHWAB
Examiners
Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1891-12-10

pure assocationg Ieacbers speass Normal Commercial
ocuonary and Musical departments In addition
rooen for 10 week Address Dodds Presdsnt Fayette
Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1891-12-10

accommodation train leaves Colum bus at 40 d.
m daily, except sunday Newark 5:15 n m. Zanea.
viie VI 1911 M and arrives at Cambridge 7:50 D
Golumous and Sandusky Accommodation leavea
Columbus n 40 a. m arrives sandusky 10 an y ~
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-11-24
BY TELEGRAPH.
CAPE COD CANAL PLANS.
Two Charters New lnnulled-1he Pro
jeef Net to Be Dropped.

Bosrox, Nov. So adef the set passed
by the last L. gi.lasure, ehsrtersnE the new
CAPE Cod Canal Cafporafion, Is vas pro.
vided that all the rights thsfeondsf "snaii
cease 70 exist urless within 30 days Afsef
the passage Of this act the Boston Cape
Cod and New York Canal Company shall
deposis With the treasurer OF the common
wealth $500 0co or uaised States bonds Of
the par value Of $500. 900.
Ia the event the new company should FOL
make the required deposit. the aes further
provided thss the charter Of the cid cofpor-
alton, which Is the Cape Cod Ship Canal
Company, 81 oald be tx epdsd four Year.
on condition that the old company dePesis
500 0oO on or before n " l. 1851.
Inssmuch - neither the new DOR the old
companies complied With the conditions,
the charters Of both are annuled. For
foftr ignt past there has been quiet feelips
10 financial circles and more especially
among men interested in the old Cape Cod
SHIP Canal Company. that nosvifhstandins
the anruIlmsnt Of the present company
charter, the canal movement itself VIII mol
be permitted TO fall through.
Today il 10 known that action has been
taken iookiI TO the securing OF new
chsrter and the formation of . new syndi
cate 10 carry on and complete the work
The petition which will be presented WI
be signed BY "Lueisn B. Some, for Sc
and associates" IIis to be noted that tie
residence of the siguer Of the petition Is
not stated. IL i, sid, however. on What
is claimed TO be high authority. tina, the
capitalist. Interested in the petition are
Residents Of New York.
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GOSSIP OF THE ORANGES.

Bear Mountain Grange, North Water
ford. appears to be in tlouriShing con-
dtion constantly increasing their mem
bership. Five new members were
admitted at their last meeting and more
will surely follow unless the signs fail.
The next session of the Knox& Lincoln
MON Pomona Grange, No 3, 7 of H.,
will be held with Medomae Valley
Grange. BurkettsVille on Friday, Decem-
her H. at 7 NJ II stormy, one week
later. It will be meeting for the
election and installation OF officers for
the ensuing year The programme is as
follows: Music bv the choir; address OF
welcome by f +. Light; response by
W W Davis select reading by Amanda
Lucas song by Battle Bursett; recita-
ton by Nettie Norwood; discussion.
(the subject being Schools to be
opened by 7 5. BOwden, c. c. Counce
and L NJ. Staples.
York County Pomona Grange held its
November session at Goodwin's Mills on
Thursday. It WAS largely attended and
as pleasant an occasion as these farmers
festivals usually are The dinner was
even better than usual, which is the
highest compliment which could be pro
nounCed A fter the dinner, a spirited dis
cuss'on took place on the subject, Can
farming be made TO pay with hired help
Nearly all the arguments were in favor
of the affirmative, yet the discussion
brought out practical suggestions aud
was extremely interesting. B T. Ham
ilion presided rs lecturer. The next
pomona meeting will be held at Saco,
Dec 81.
Calvin Richardson invited the editor
and husband to step into the Norway
Grange Hall last saturday before the
opening of the meeting rhe hall was
well filed with people, and in the cen
ter were several tables on which was an
exhibit If Piles that would do credit
to any genealogical society. There were
many fine specim-ns of the leading
varieties raised by the members OF the
grsnge. c " Ryersou exhibited u
varieties of apples snd of pesra;
j. A. Roberts, Z varieties; Frank
Cox, vari. ties Of apples and 2
OF pears; c. Z Freeman had varieties;
+. NJ Noble. K nds of pears and several
kinds of apples; Minnie Crosby, kinds
OF apples, Calvin Richardson, kinds;
]. F Iiteomb. 1, ard W B. Marston,
several. We understand thst the subject
under discussion wss relative TO appl 5
and how TO raise and care for them We
were not allowed to remain as the
grange is Il secret society and we were
uniniIisted We never saw finer dis
PLAY of apples. 1t is undoubtedly true
that apples raised In Maine are little
the bess of any raised in the world Ok
ford Advertiser.
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The dramatic PEI Torrance siysn tonight
at Memprisi Hail, O,klsnd is Tor the ben
eff of Sergeant Wyman Post. No "a, G.
A. H.. who have just purcaa9ed ne~ seed
cry. The three act melo drama, The
Emgrant's Daughter, will be presented by
- strong cast OF characters. II. L. Hutton,
Esq, will officiste as stage director, and il
IS announced that everything hss been done
to make this the dramatic event OF the
season.. Giimsn's Band, Of 81 pieces, has
been engaged, and will giv- short pro-
grsmms, commencing at 7,30, and will
.lso play between the acts. The curtain
will rise at 8. A special train will leave
here at Z. 80, arriving in Oakland before tn.
rise OF the curtain and returning after the
play. The price Of round trip ticket o.
tue railroad will be only % cents; sdmi sion
II play, % cents; secured sest- ten cents
extra This will be a pleasant trip, ard
affords q hne opportunity of MASKING n
ueightorly call on the Oakland people.
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New York Produce Market.

NEW fORR Nov, %
fInt R--krceipts. 2s32l ptss' sxports. 1926
obls is0 sacks, quiet, mod active close ste adiel
sales. 2s65O bush, low extras 65at Is. CstJ
pinfer wheat low grades, o. 65at4 rs fair to
fancy. as3Oaf5 90 patents. a 6oss5-oi Minnesota
clear, t4.sSat4 20 strRishts, e460 it5.l5; 10. pa
tents, e47Oaa5.60, rye mixture. o.. 35aa4 SIS, sup
crime, o. zCs9 IS: fne,3 00at3 IS.
WHE .r-fesuts 6Sia50 bush. -Eports, 420'33,
'sies. 3lg OG, higher, u settled, mod active
No. red, ioeal0si stor aad elevator
No. oc~h~rN arrive. 99sat9i No Z
hard TO arrive iIlia1lii, no. 2 nortaern, 1861
Rye firm: uestern, l05ial06,.
BARLEr- quiet; no. mil 1aukee, 7la7e
Corr heo~lv lz7iJ0, ~Vo.,a. 31g22. sales,
900, srm,r. quiet, unsettled No. 70s7li
elevator, 72i,sfoat. no So. no white, IS
oAIs-heoalpt- 2k7550. Hporys 90, Gales
$4,000, moderately active; No. 40; do
white. 4ois4o, No, q, 4oIa4ol. do white, .oia4l
No l, white ~, 10 white i3, mixed Sest'n,
3sa4I; do white 4a44. white state, fia41&; No,
Chicago, 4iia41.
CorrEs-hio nominal. No. ,. lei
sueisnka1 r% quiet, "a refined; fairly , ss
MOI. % No. 9, 9ie No. 70, y:
mould, 10, standard, S-ls, confec-
TONERS 4i-4 cut loaf and oruah, 81,
powdered, ~ 10; srsnulsfed, .ss4i; cubes, Al
PKTRoLkus- quiet. steady onIleo, sal
PoEK-mod demand. steady.
BEKr-duiet
s7ss
BUTrER-quiet. steady
CHzrsr- fair demsna, Arm, state, slaiii
fancy, HALL.
sreisnt. =, tAver77oi, market. weak. quiet.
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7 Ea5z55fNHaE2th
FANCY WORK.

Odd. and Ends Of Ribbon frAnssorned
Into . Variety of Taking Articles
anv one who wants to make up small
articles for baxasrs and church sales OF nancy
work or for pretty and useful nt.ie Snris.-
mas gifts among friends should inSests
gate her collection of ribbons, Tor tnere are
few materials that can be utilized 70 sucn
good advantage. Many things can oe mace
Of bits Of ribbon that are very sAieAoie anu
popular,
First. there are the small cuoe pincuAn,
ions. all six sides exactly the same size, anu
each side generally formed OF -FOUR heeIs
pieces Of silk stretched over q card ana
beautifully sewn together. the SIZE OF even
niece three-eighths OF an inch square, 'ne
pincushion finished measures three-QuAr-
tiers Of an inch. They can be made iarser'
Then there are the small round pincnsn-
ions made in sections. and sewn toScsner
with = piece of narrow ribbon between
Another cushion suitable to . writing
table and more novel is TO procure Small
doll. form the skirt OF its dress OF the Dts
of ribbon. sewn together with colored Silks
stretch the skirt over several thicknesses
of flannel, roll round till these form the
petticoats the size Of the cushion Ia Eat
piece will be required for 1t TO STAND onl'
oat the doll in at the top and add the waist
10 the dress, If the skirt was stretched on
thin cardboard and filed with black sew
ing silk, it would make an excellent pen
wiper,
Strips of ribbon applied to common tick
ing, with an embroidered scroll pattern be
tween the strips, are very pretty for satcheis'
cushions and the like.
Excellent book markers are made with
strips OF narrow ribbon sewn together
small ornamental button with shank al
the ends.
bunch of little scent bags made o!
scraps of silk or ribbon Is euective Aho
pretty, and babies bells for sale at baSaars
can be arranged as follows: Tie some small
bells onto lengths Of ribbon, then gather
them together in bunch and Tx them TO
stick, previously covered in some way
with worsted or ribbon.
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WHAT AN AFRICAN WILL DO.
Ben Ali's Projected Display at the World,
Fair at Chicago.

nv YosK. Nov 23.-Sie Hssssn Ben
Ali. son Of Ash-rt f Mohamed Ali, pow
erfui Northern African Chief. called st the
Barge ofice to see N J. Arbeely about
matters connected with the establishment
Of = Moorish village a. the Worlds Fair in
Chic $50. He is man OF thirt! five. libe
and active. HE native place Is SUE. q
town thirty days d.s,snt from Morocco, 10
8 region foil Of wonders add described as
unknown grourd To white men HsssAn
will start TOR Africa on NV. IS. sailing
from here on the steamer FuldA.
HIS obj.ct ca his trip will be TO collect
III IN and ming. for his exhibition in Cti-
cago. He will carry with him = number Of
articles calculated 10 exc IL wonder 10 the
savage breas'.
la the collection will ba telephone, an
electrical ma .tine, several cameras and
other trif "a Of The sort Resides, he will
have a stock Of arms and Yankee notions
which are expec!ed t. prove vastly a.
trsctive TO the local cAnnibals.
He will travel with an esc)rt of 200
chosen fighting mep, and sili rsverse the
couutry Of the Arab Bokra, violet persons
given to kiliing strangers and then eating
thsm. He obtaioed the rece'ssry funds In
Cticsgo, from which cisy he arrived yes
iercay. II this c uot-y. at least, he ~ears
the ordinary coat and trousers OF Commerce.
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STATE NEWS.
Ksnnsbc.

fAfBTfk.
John A. Wing hA. sold bis farm AID viii
nave upon the Dee. Huschinson farm
TIE 2. 2. r. Society had . candy pail q
Mrs. J II. Huschin. oa's Saturday night that
vss enjoyed By . good number &. 3. &
c. T. Gle have rec -nsly cod some good
steers 10 Mr.. Baaef.-Watef 10 Q very
scarce article with many 10 tovn--rhe
town roted, Nov Is, to build . road from
the Richards rcsd 60 The L.yefmore Fails
rosd.
SoRra warm.
Work on the new building Of the Tool
Co. il progressing fnely and another week
will pfobasiy zee The building raised and
boarded Ia snd the water Wheel seI-fhe
steam ensiae which hss isfely been pat ia
opefatina 70 ran the trip-hsmmef q the
lower sheps, proves 3 material help At this
time Of low water. enabling the employees
70 pat in full time. and another engine 10
nov on the way 10 run the gfirdstonss.-
Oar village schools closed Friday evening
With Al exhibition by the pupils consisting
ofsingirg, recitAtioas, reAdir 9 and tablesux.
after which cofes sni cake Vas served,
followed BY . sociAbis. The schools have
had very profitable terms, and the closing
entertainment reflects much credit on the
teachers, Miss Jennings ADD Mr.. Axien.
Mr.. Axtsll will return and teach the winter
tsrm.-The canning factory OF Jsnaings
Bros, has closed its operations for sae
season.
REApFIELD
The storm on sunday evening last did
cot prevent good asieudsuce 81 the Uni
vsrsalist supper at Giles Hall -rhs extra
meetings At the chapel last week was well
attended and they viii be con inued through
this week BY reason of bleeding from the
air passages Allen White has been OBJ
iiged to give up work 81 McDouaid's and
60 to bis home in Wayne. There was Q
full attendance At the tam perAnce meeting
Sunday evening last and . good degree of
interest manifested 10 the work here -Geo.
E. Coleman has b.en eoafned TO his room
oy reason of sickness, for the pact Ten days.
The school AZ the depot will close this
seek with an fxhioni1n.-Applss are sell
ing here for 81 25 per bol and not much
demand at that. Many will hall on for
better prices.
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Do you know Of what material the
buttons on your coat are made?
Well, perhaps if you did you would
never recognize it in the raw, for in four
cases out of five it is material vulgarly
known as vegetable ivory. To the trade
it is the ivory nut. Down on the pier Of
the Pacific Mail Steamship company
will be seen long rows of sacks made Of
jute, which bear the appearance exter-
nally of being filled with potatoes
These are stacked at the head Of the pier
in the open air. There is no danger of
them being carried away, for they are
as heavy as lead. and not extremely val
liable, as they are. Potatoes would not
remain in that exposed position IN
touched for single night. The ivory
nut, however, is valuable only when it
comes from the hands Of the manufac.
turer in the button or the ornamental
state.-New York TELEGRAM
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Nominations BY the GOyernor.

Following were the nominations made by
the Governor, Monday, Nov. 90, 1891;
Corouer-George VI Phoenix, Alfred.
Notary Puolic-Willism K Anthoine,
Portland.
Trial Justice-Willsrd w. Rice, Ire
mont.
Fish and Game Warden-E B. Moore,
Bucksport,
Agent to Prevent Cruelty-Constant {.
Haley. Richmond.
Jls,ices of the Peace and Quorum
James A. Reed, Boothbsy, Tuomss S
Bdghsm. Buckfeld; Philip +. Turner,
Portland; Thomas Dinsmore, Palermo
Stephen d. Morrill,. Calais; ". II Tit
comb. Rocklsnd; G. Cook. Belfast
Joseph 5. Jewe.t, Wales; A. N. Littletisld,
Renn' bunk; A. N. Lufkin, Orfington ;
Ezra S Smith, Fsrmin gdale.
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FREEBOOTERS OF THE PACIFIC.
Two Men with an Armed Yacht and
$4,000 Of PLUMBER.

SAN FRAscIsco, Nov. % The stesms =
Oceanic brings ness from Honolulu 'hstt~o
men calling themselves De- uslas aod Bloom,
had appeared there IN the yacht Bessie and
had been arrested At the instance OF Ii.
Levy, who said he was agent of the New
Souih Wales government,
Levy is row here and says the mems true
rsmes are Bail and Davis, and that they
have long record of successful s~indies.
Their last was the organization Of the Aus
usli.n Banking Company. The bsLk
prospered, and the n-en purchased the
Beagle, Il tifty-ten cutter. One night, four
months ago, they transferred 80 600 OF the
banks money to the zach! Id sailed away
IL is stated that that they are now engaged
ia opium smuggling.
The yacht has large supplies of small
arms and q cannon or two Oh bond, and it
could not BE- captured except by war
vessel
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True Economy in Dress.

mo woman practices True economy until
she uses d smo,d Dyes,7 ssysa writer IN
the Ladies' Companion.
Every dime spent for Diamond Dyes will
save dollars. They color dresses, cloak,
fsather-. ribbons, carpet rags, etc. soy
color. tven q ehid car use them. trey ars
80 .lmrs ea ~ not rits vou, pods with
al imr1t o.; the Diamond are the rnis
original a Il. Z Liable.
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The Young ladies of this city. the fam US
'thir.eeu,' whose very successful reception
and ball IL vel remembered, are now con
templ,tiHg smother event st The opera
house, .ometbiog in the Dsture Of concert
and bail, the proceeds 80 TO be de7oed 10
charitable objects. They would, we be-
heve, have no difficulty 10 getting out q
good crowd, and they certainly should be
encouraged i'll their worthy enterprise.
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Ornamental monograms for marking
house and table linen. charmingly define
ated in Japanese style. consist OF letters In
designs of bamboo stalks with decorations
of birds in various positions, each holding
a spray of foliage and berries. To this de-
vice is attached an escutcheon tnclosing
smaller letter standing for Christian
name, the whole being reproduced In
white or colored silks or cottons, effective
ly set of with washing gold thread. The
colors must harmonic with either the
toilet set, bed hangings or dinner service.
These letters are really adaptable to every
kind of decorative work where painting
and embroidery are called into requisition.
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gag Of hoe dunn. besieged one Of the
Chinese lsuntries Saturday high; st q late
hour, and came near being captured BY the
police, bu. finally escaped ny running be-
t-een The marble chop ard Msrsten Block.
mi thence out upon Temple street. The
Cinnamon who are here mind their osn
business. and IL is the disposition Of those
10 authority to give them all the protection
Of law Had TIE distarbe,s been caush,
Saturday nighs, they would have been made
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The ew at work on the wharf at SPUR
rel Islai d arrived Tuesday. They are q.
A. Lane, Merrill Ssdsfs al Sam Hathofne
ct Bah Cop'rscsor Viii Carlton will be
here IN few days. A large scow-losd Of
sci osk p1lipg has arrived, and they viii
.oo.l dea oil y Inc dear old wharf where 20
many hspps sr-zles. and SAD pAstiDss have
fssrn Ia - uto. - we'll s"rn 3 Bas
tie II, " ore h re viii have - E.s =
b. y. and i-.s al b .tbsay hsgslsr-
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One Of the class Of 80. who has been
sssy teaching returned 10 the CniVerflty
recen y sai i; having got out that he bad
bee me engaged" stiie ssay, he was sur
round. by tn stud snts Yesterday m 'rning
and the obly way ont was through the cafe
Of j. +. nurry shich was conveniently
near The episode was a pl,ssAut one for
all Who sers present 10 patEic pate.
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FOREIGN NOTES.

Right Hon. Wm L Jackson. The newly
Apo nted chief secretary for ireland, was
rs elected Monday = member Of Pariis-
men, for North LEEDS vi heut opposition.
Mr.. Jsckson's appointment as Right Hon ,
A. J Bali ur's successor Decsssitsied his
reelection to the seat he represents.
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At their regular meeting which will be
held tonight. the division, s. Of 7. at
Piasfeld vii act upon a isyi.ation which
has been extended from Ticonic Division
If thIs plase, to make = visit here one week
from n. 1t Friday. Ticnnic Division has
made two waits to Pittsfsld Division, and
nov want the thing "evened up"
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The printers are pushing the ~ork on the
sdgeftising matter for merchants day in
thl, clty With visoT, aud srrangsments are
already made for its prompt ard thorough
distribution In the mesntime the traders
hers wil be repairing TO make the moss :
,factise display Of tneie goods and 20 get
tn, il places iLto IS iavitiug condition as
pessiDls. Already we bear of many who
are las ing their plans TO be here on that
occasion. | exceedingly fortuaate thst
there is to be so great and excellent an at
lr.Ctiou in the eisv on that oCcasiO as will
be prevented BY the grand concerts OF tine
Central Maine Musical Convention, 10 SEES
o1 q. that time in City Hail.
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We are glad the fl 'srs under direction
OF the City Marshal sre bringing about
more orderly state Of things at the post
tfict, .hils the malls are being distributed
"a Ihe evening. There has for some tine
been disorderly gang Of boys there that
perhaps are not sctusted by malicious
motives, bus there sctiL rs are any thing bus
crscitsole. They ATE not slew TO cstca on
-hen hey see the eye Of 3 policeman upon
them
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Cards Of Thanks.

The Are der sr,ment extend their thank.
to Hon Seth c WLi'ehouss fer ihe hand
some si't to the m after the fire which de-
sSroyed his residence on Sumner street.
The Cu.hnoc Hose Company extend theii
thanks TO the Atlantic Hose and Hook
Ladder Companies. for the manner in uh ch
the ushnocs were entertained last evening,