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SATURDAY, 8KPTEMRKK 4. 7880. West Jersey R. R. 1 ime Table. d j trains lbatb 00 c rt bocsv as sol lows : For Phila., Otmdsa, Salem, Bridge ton, VWSnd. Millvill*, and wrv stations, at 7.17 A. M and 1.58 P. M. For Oape May City, Bennett, and Rio Grand*, 11.23 A 31. aud 6.03 P. M. Leave Philadelphia for Court Hosus at 8.10 A M. uud 3.10 P. M. u Millrille for Court House on the arrival of Stage* from Bridge ton, at 10.15 A. M. and 4.51 P. M. " Cape Mav City at 6.50 A. M. and 1.30 P. M. W.J. Sbwsll, Supt. W. B. A C. M. R. R. TIME TABLE. Traina leave Cape May Toint for Cap* Mav Qty at 6.33, 8.43, 10.03, and 1 1.03 A. M.. and 12.03, 2.28, 3.18, 4.18, 5.18. 6.03,7.33, 8 33, 9.33, and 10.33 P. M. Leave Cape May City for the Point and Steamboat Landing, at 7.30, 9.30, 10. 30. 11.30, A. M.. and 12.20, 2.40, 3.15, 4.45, 5.45, 6.30, 8-00, 9.U0, 10.00, and 11.00 P. M. WM. M. HALL, Sup*t. Caps May Court House P. 0. Mails for Philada. close at 6.45 A. M. and 4.45 P. M. Local and County mail going North closes at 6.50 A. M. * Mail for Cape May City closes at 10.50. Jas. McCaetset, P. M. THE CHURCHES. BAPTIST. — Rev. A. Caulwell. Pastor. Services every Sabbath at 10.30 A. M. and 8.00 P. M. Sabbath School at 3 o'clock P. M. Prayer Meeting on Wednesday evening at 8 o'clock. METHODIST.— Rev. P. Provost Pa*tor, Services every Sunday morning at 10| o'clock, and in the evening at 8. Sunday School at 2.30 P. M. Prayer Meeting every Thursday evening at 8. Matter for the GAzmE will please iiddrc** to Caps May Court House, aud not simply Cape May. Go to camp. Cooler weather and much better sleeping. September is without doubt the pleasanteet month of the year. The beach-men report the mosquitoes very troublesome on Seven Mile. Alexander Whildin, E*q. arrived on the 6.03 P. M. train on Thursday. Hat* and bonnet* in great variety at M. A. Douglass' ; 25 to 50 cent*. al44t Notice the attractive new advertisement of Yates A Co., in another column. R. L. Howell, Secretary of the 3fill ville Insurance CO., was in town on Wednesday. The Court of Common Pleas met at the court-house on Tuesday and drew the panel for September Court. Wanted. — Sunflower seed in exchange for a year's subscription to the Gazkttk. Apply at this office within 10 days. We would be pleased to publish the notices of political meetings if the lead ers should see fit to hand them to us. Samuel Patterson was arrested at Cape May for assault and battery, and committed to jail on Thursday after noon. Our jo*; friend, Capt. Richard [ Holme*, took tip his quarters at Htation 35, Seven-Mile Beach, on Wednesday the 1st inst. Jf you want nice lounges at $6.50, cane-seat chairs at $5.50, or 8 feet walnut extension table* at $8.00, go to Geo. Ofdm'i, C, I J. Mr. Epbraim Hand, of Gravelly Run will plesee accept the *(litor*a thanks for some fine pears presented to us on Thursday afternoon. The solemn and impressive baptisms! ceremony wo* performed at the new Episcopal church at Cape May Point on ftabhaih evening last. Mr. J. B. Huffman is again attending to his business and though he looks the worse for his r*ccnt illness, he informs ns that he begins to feel like himself again. The Annual Fair will be held in a short time and the farmers of the county will have an opportunity to vie with each other in the exhibition of the big squash. I

A. J fiUxdmau of MiUvilU is still kept busy banding down goods to thw scares of Cape May county customer* trhti ate after the beat good* at the Lew est price* 4t We met Bro. Rob. Owynno, Jr., in Philadelphia on Thursday, lie is a Democrat from head to foot, and was then on hia way home from the Treutou Convention. An interesting and exciting yacht race came off on Saturday afternoon last between the "Haymow" aud "Harry," the latter winning the 16 mile raoe by one-half minute. Mr. Mitchell Howell, of Dyer's Creek, iuforms us that in hia vicinity -the drouth prevented the setting of lima beans to such au extent that the crop will be less than half the usual one. Mr. Charles Hand left Court House on Monday morning lost* for Beverly, in this State, lfo is suffering with that dread disease consumption, and wo fear will never return to our town. An estimable WW, who is a staunch friend of the O AZtrrfc, will please accept the thanks of the office force for a generous supply of fine concord grapes and excellent pears, sent in on Monday last. A very enjoyable evening was that of Monday last, being the occasion of a surprise party at the home of Miss Addie Benezet. Among those presont were Miss Dickinson of Woodstown, and Miss Crowoll, of Philadelphia. Messrs. Reeves H. Isard, Albert i Chance, and Stephen , together with three charming ladies, left the Camp Ground for Beesley's Point and Ocean City ou Friday. We doubt not they had a very pleasant trip. Since the opening of camp meeting the freight trains hove been well patronized by passengers going to and from the grounds. Their appetites have no doubt been benefited by the shaking up in the "caboose." Mrs. Thos. Ellis has spent the entire summer at Cape May Point, and has been quite a prominent mover in the "Home" there. It is reported that Mr. E. will put up a magnificent cottage there, and it is to be hoped it will prove true. Capt. Davt& Teal, of Rio Grande, was taken with dizziness while upon his wagon on Tuesday night, and fell with his head upon the wheel, receiving injuries from which it is feared he cannot recover, lie* is attended by Dr. John Wiley, than whom a better surgeon is not to bo found in the county.

usM-wJnawitfl tnVmirpcr bi a hen's egg which measures just 10f inches in circumference, and what is most wonderful is that when the shell was broken it was found to contain another perfectly formed egg inside the yelk. The inside egg is of the nAtural size and has a very hard shell. Those who doubt this can see it at our office. An interesting law case was tried bofore Justice John Spalding on Monday last ; Wm. B. Holmes, plt'f, v* B. L. Howell and Augustus Howell, deft*, in an action for tresspass. It seems that said Howeils planted a loiu! of oysters upon ground which was afterwords used by Holmes for the same purpose, and when he took them up was sued for tresspass, Holmes claiming that when the oyster* were thrown overboard they became his property. It was testified an the part of plaintiff that when he staked the ground in 1880 the old stakes ivere not up, while a witness for deft, said that the old stakes were up at the time. Frank Hoffman testified that he had given Howell the privilege of using said ground in 1878. George Springer testified that in company with Holmes he visited the ground and saw old stakes in March $0. Gabriel Holmes testified that he took a bag of oysters from the scow of deft., which ho produced and said they were from the pile in dispute. Raid the ice destroyed all stakes in that vicinity in the winter of 78. Also that the oysters were wortli one dollar a bushel lying in the hay, ami that he would take up and cart oysters to Cap* Mav for 25 cents a bushel. That he could distinguish Chesapeake from Hog Inland plants, at a distance. Richard Holmes testified that he saw Howeils taking up the said oysters. That he heard Wm. Ilolmes offer to buy of Howeils the oysters the latter had planted, Hero the plaintiff closed, and deft made a motion for nonsuit. Overruled. Deft, opened with the testimony of B. L. Howell. Said he staked the ground in ?78, still held the ground, never said or intimated that ho relinquished his right to the ground. Mitchell Howell testified that Mr. Hoffman gave himself and son the right of using the beds j also Acquired a clear title from a charter given to the "Oil and Phosphate f V>." giving them control of the ground in question 1000 yards from shore. The jury, After being out one hour-and n-hrilf, rendered a verdict of $16.50 for plaintiff. The following Is a list of those drawn to serve ns petit jurors at the September term of oourt i upveu TowwsniF, Nicholas CorSOnj

Frank fckites, Edgar Young, J ease Corson, Jr., George Bauer, John F. Weetoott, Thos. 8. lioff, William H. Utitee, James Little. DENNIS TOWNSHIP, Jss. B. Goff, John Peterson, Henry F. Pierson, John Wesley Bowker, Edward James, Isaac W. Dawson, Stephen Foster, John J. Gaudy, John L. James, Frederick Craudgl, Samuel Bishop, Jr., Jeremiah Grace, Jonathan James. MIDDLE TOWNSHIP. John H. Brown, Samuel R. Bayers, Page R. Crawford, Jr., John G. Crease, Puterson M. Randolph, Edward C. Wheaton. LOWER TOWNSHIP. Jonathan 11. Creese, Learning Garretson, Beth T. Chambers, Isaac D. Cobb, Henry C. Hughes, George II. Crease, Evan B. Edmunds, William T. Bate, Matthew Hand, Jr., Charles OUv©» T* t*Jonn nutnei n..d, Chus. Cox, Jr., Samuel Cummings. CAPE MAY CITY. Thos. Busli, Thomas K. Wales, Wm. Essen, Jr., David Crowoll, Andrew Bush, Walter S. Ware, Henry Knott. 31 ILL VILLE NOTES. The Insurance business is progressing favorably. A letter from Denver says watermelons cheap at $3.00 apiece. 3Ir. and 3Irs. SixSmith commence their fortnight's vacation next Wednesday. There arc 690 voters in our township, as taken from the recent census returns. aatfjn>i»r ■' tMcr nlwtoAfrttfw'irorfK'i week's sojourn at Cape Island. Mr. John Taylor broke the bone of his thumb while engaged with a very fine colt which he possesses. Dr. Sturdivant attended to the disabled member. Quite a number of our citizens have attended Seavillo camp and many more talk of doing so ; the weather ho* not beon quite as salubrious ns they could wish. Rev. J. 8. Gnsk ill's familiar and ever j welcome couiitenunce is seen on our streets again. — His family have been spending the summer at Island Heights aud wisely avoided Camden on account of the small-pox there. Rev. J. S. Andrews, formerly pastor of the Foundry 31. E. Church, will set the ball rolling in Temperance Grove next Monday evening. He is nn excellent speaker and utters no uncertain sounds on the subject of temperance. Bicycles are multiplying in our city, and we have many good riders now. 1 see that some Americans have been making a bicycling tour of England ; with success. They say every one there, old and young, rides on bicycles or tricycles. 3fo*fc of our citizens have returned ; homo and are ready for active work Again j for Millville is literally a community of workers. They have diverged like the spokes of a wheel toward all the different jftint* of the compass for a mqntli oi two past, but now they have converged at the hub — Millvillo is the hub now. Mr. T. W. Rraidwood, President of Cumb. Co. society for the protection of children, and also of the County 8. P. C. A., will address the temperance school on Saturday P. 31. at 3 O'clock, in Temperance Grove. All are invited ; adults as well as children. Mr. Braid wood has issued soirte excellent tracts, particularly to children, on the subject of protecting file birds. They will bsnr rending by old ns well ns young. You could safely set your clock by friend Counsellor's bugle, morning and evening. Ho is the noisiest man on our streets, and can thoroughly drown a whole brass band, • All the other ilems of news I had for the Gazkttr have literally taken flight at the sound of his horn, and I cannot j beckon them hack ; hut there, it mud I be the horn that is to blame, for Ocniti- '

sailor i* one of the moat quiet, orderly and attend U> hi* -OWB- business oitiscm of this vest city. If Gabriel doue his horn -blowing half a* well be will cor tainly suooced in waking the dead. We have not uAssed our genial friend from hi* daily round more than a day or two this summer, aud he deserves to— and does— succeed. Viva la Counsblloe.

MARRIED. LUDLAM— BROWEB.— AtCamdan. N. J. Aug. 19, by Rev. Wm. H Hurley, Mr. HUMPHREY LUDLAM to Miss RHODKLLA B. B ROWER, both of Townsend's Inlet, N. J. JAMES — BAILEY.— At South Sea ville Camp Ground, Aug. 31st. by Rev. Joeee Diverty, Mr. JOHN E. JAMES of South Dennis, to Mis* MARY E. BAILEY of Cold Spring, this oounty.

SHERIFF'S SALE. By virtue of a writ of Klsrl Foclaa to in* director, ItMiicd out of the Court or Chancery, ntat«- of New Jsrecy, I will expose to sale at Public Vendue, on Saturday, the 86th Darof September A.D. 1880, at the hour of 2 o'clock P. M. on said day, at Uio llotcl of Ia>wU Whoa ton, in Capo May Court House, In the county of fane May, and 8lafe of New Joracy aa uRmutahl, All of the aforcnald saruh J. Dfeklusou'G rlaht, title, Interest, projx»rty, p«w*o**lon, claim, and demand of. In and to all that certain tract of land conveyed by Joshua Swain to the lau< ltouhcn JohiiHon, deceased Father of the said Sarah J. Dickinson, In fee, by dood dated October 1Mb A. D. lftll, recorded In the nark's Office of ©aid County of < 'ape May lu .Hook H of deeds, paxes Jhft. SHU, S97. The said truct of laud bcln* situate 111 the ulorotaui lx>wer Township adjoin I lie land formerly of Joseph 11 ays, dccvusod, und others, and bounded m follows viz: Beginning at a slake standing on the north-westerly side of the Main Sea Shore road, thence north, thirty-four degrees rust, ten |>e»vl»c* to a stake; Thence south forty-nine decrees east, nine pcreha to a lurge white «»Hk stand In* on the south-easterly side of the road aforesaid and known by the name ue Johnson's corner; thence north seventeen degrees ru^t, seventy-two pereh os to u white oak. attending In the swamp, marked for a '• ►- *d rif- * 1 ' »ldu. »• »• ak corner; thence uorm jlxty-elsr degrees ] and thirty minute* west, four perches to land ! formerly of Joseph Hays, deceased; thence | south thirty-four degrees and thirty minutes west, fourteen perches to a corner stake; thence oast, or a little southwardly, seventyseven perches to the place of beginning, containing: thirty acres he the same more or less. And that the whole of the said mortgaged prcmlM'H. since the division thereof Is the wholt*. lot No. 4 In the division of the real Estate of the said lteuhcn Johnson, dccoiiMed, being hutted and bounded as follows to wit: lkvtnnlnjr at the northcaat corner of No. 3 In Hald division und running thence north sixteen degrees east, twenty-four und onu-lialf lurches to a corner; thonce north fifty -five degrees and fifteen minutes west, forty-two and ono-half perches to a corner; tlicnce south fifty d agrees uud thirty minutes west, twentythree perches to a corner of lot No. S : thence along the lino of lot no. :i south fifty-six degrees east, fifty-seven |»erchnstotho beginning, contaln'g seven acres, one rood and four porch of I und more or less. Also the -equal undivided ono-thlrd part of the land and premises set ofT to Jane Johnson, now Ilofftnun. ns her dower, described In the deed from Reuben Johnson to Prlscilla B. Hand, in the bill us lot No. 1 as net ofl* to June Johnson, now Hofiiuun, as her dower In the land of Itcuhcn Johnson, deceased, Lho said lot being described In the tdll us follows : Beginning at a white oak stump standing on the eoNterly side of the sea shore road and running theuco north sixteen degrees east, twelve perches to corner of lot No. v thence along the lino of lot No. 2 north fifty-six degress west, seventy-eight lurches ; thence south fifty degrees and thirty minutes west, nine and one-half perches; thence north sixty-five degrees and thlrtv minutes west, four perches; thcncc south thirty-five degrees and thirty minutes west, ten perches: llicnce south fifty-six degrees OUiLlffl larrcUca: thence north UiuLX-fiXiulfi-.. . a'lWli east ,vpfrrh(«« fotne begin nlug. eontulnlng 10 acre*, 1 mod, ISpcrchosofland more or less. This lot being subject to the life rotate of the said June Johnson now June llofl- - tnan. Bel zed as the property of Joseph K. Dickinson and others, Defendant*, and taken in execution at the suit of Charles D. Stephens, Complainant, and to be sold hv WILLIAM II. BKNEZET. Dated. July 23rd 1K*i. BbeHff. J. B. Iiuirtnan, ftol'r. p. R S17J1 Get the Standard. "The best authority. . . . It ought to be In every Library, alao In every Academy and In every School."— Hon. Ciias. si mnkh. "The nest existing English lexicon."— London atukn.kitm.

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WHY SO MANY GO TO John E. White's, WtnuUittrAU, T.\ Boos use they find the LARGEST STOCK, Finest Assortment, AMD Lowest Prices . A complete line of Dry Goods from a 6 cent lawn to a 1 dollar coahmare. Men*' cotton and woolen cloth from 124 to 1.50 per yard. Brown and bleached muslins, flannel and cheviot shirtiags of all grades and prices. The Nofion and Trimming department is complete at the very lowest prices. Groceries and Provisions the very best, as low as the lowest . .yser, Vol'VW\*, OA* U.wA \«LtUV*\v, llurdware, Glass, and Queensivare, SEWING MACHINES. PUMPS, GRAIN, FLOUR and FEED, TOBACCOS CIGARS. A large lot of "Dug-tip" Cedar Shingles. JOHN. W. YOUNG, . w w ' MILLINERY OF ALL KINDS, Di 'ess Goods, Silks, Calicos, Muslins, Wall-papers, Carpets, Parasols , Ladies Boots fy Shoes , Shawls , Lawns. Mens and Boys Hats , Matting, And many other things needful can be bought at the popular Trimming Store of ■JVUY, W. C. \\. julvl7t3m. j IS Acres of Land FOR ^ALE ! Loeafed at Gravelly Ran , Adjoining Jenkins Bay. ^VyovvX. \\ ivcvc* \.W (v\)OM> Vft ^tvvxw VtvwtV awtV W\c VrtvVuwcc vutftAowv, \Wvw« t\\\ ovvWt\ \o Wyc \\vvvw ^w\30YV\. vwvf ttuU, \wv\eA o\\ \\\« \ I

u \>vvA\vwtt Vo\ ow HecWw'vc. 8\vcd, Ca\w e, w. Apply to Wm. Ross, july 17,3m. CY>PRT IIOrBE SHERIFF'S SALE. By virtue ofn writ of Fieri Facia* to me directed, Itwurd nut of the Oourt of i liancery. State of New JerHoy, 1 will cX|mim- to wale at Public Vendue, on Saturday, flic 18 Day of September, A. !>• 1880, *1 the hour of 2oVlock P. M. on *nhl day, *i Ihe Store «»f J«w|)li K. Hughe*., In the t'ltv of < 'h|h* May. In the munty of Pain- May, and I Stan* of Now Jersey as uforeHMld, All IIuim i errlalti t wo l^it* of land ami preinlH<4H kIIiihIi* I «»n the ii4irtli4Nirderly side o l WihhI striMd in I the Pity ami p4»unly 4»f t "aiw May, nml Slate . of New Jersey n ton-said, and being lot* lilimtiered eighty-four mid eighty-five M A «u» ; laltl don n Ih a C4*rtatn "Map on plan of (Village she* at Pane I*lnnd. Newjer«e\ ow m <l I l»y William J. Sewell, retimled In OWk'i- of- , flee of the aforesaid eountv 4»f Pupe Mav, in »MH>k No, .VH of de4sl*, |>I17 ete.- wild lou ludnr I hoiimleil eollact I vely a* f«dh»ws, vl* : Begin- ' nlng at a Htake alnmllng In the noiiheast«'rl>' ' *ltle line of said Wood sin-el om< humlriMl loi fc«'t from tho north wi**t«>rly able line of North Street, and at the weal n truer of laml ' ■ 4)f Humphry Preaae, thette© hy said Pr« sse's 1 laml north fifty-sewn ikvm* and twenty inltnitre 4X1*1, one hundred -two- hs«t to |,«»t N«». SB, t hence by |^>l* N<i. M and *7, north llilrty-two decree* ami forty mlnuh-s mi. ' on© hundred — KM— feel, them** h\ lot No. ttt. , i south flfiy-aeven d«gre<4 nnd twenty minutes • : wesl, om hnn.lr. .l fild f.^'t to said line of [ w«mh| street; them*' thereby south thirtytwo degrees ami forty minute* east one huii«ln*I fei'ttottie beginning, 4-outnluitig teu thousaml Mqiuin- f4M*t of litmi, Mtrhd men- J *!•«. ILdng the *ame premises eonveved hy ! the said Wflliam J. Sewell, and Helen L. hi* I wlfK to the said tleorge W. drier, In fee l»> deed u.mlnc dale the fourth day <>i March A. I». Eighteen hundi**! and seventy*oti«' nml lntend«Nl to t»e reeorded. H«'lz4*l as the pr*i|ierty of tt4«org«' \V, drier j ami wife. Itefendant*. ami taken in ex«*<ntt«n 1 at the «ult of I ranklln P, Jones. Rdward L. ! Benklti, ami Ihivld E. I Nil lain, Tru*te4«k and P* on pi is, ami lw sold bv WILLI \M II. llEN MEET, Dated, July Iftth. IMl. sherlft Phnrh* P. Htraiton, lloPr. P. F. 10 .^>. , IHHTC.IITY ■ NIXON At the Pitman < Grova Camp Mefting1 Auc. Uth, t bv D. 11. Harris, Mr. RESTORE M. ' iKJUGUTY.toMiw REBE^:a 8.1 y?X0N. both of MillvsRa.

CAFK MAY CITY, CAP* MAT C. H AMP MILLVILLE MARBLE WORKS. MONUMENTS and TOMBSTONES. MT Iron and Galv»uiMd I «mciq| and all kinds of Marble OovarmfS for gravas All order* will reedtt prompt attaotkm by telegraph or letter. Flag for curbing work dona at the shortest aotsoe. Call and see. A discount made on all work by calling at the yard. L. T. IhfT* i kin, Proprietor. W. fl. Viw OIlde*, Manager of the Millville yard, a|»rlT60tf. ^^fllilhs bnsluaaa a trial wlUo>ui «x \|/ V Ttw ptst opportunlt^var •nered for those willing to work You ahould try nothlof else until you sea for yourself what you can de at the inisttwM w# <mr. No room toexi'lulu here. You coo devoU all your time err «ifj your «p* re time th© busluss*. and mil ^ great pay S s# every hour that you wprk. Womm make as much as man. Band for apodal prtvou lersat uud aarUoutarv, which we mail free. « OutfU Trtt Vop t compfoln ot hard tlinas while you have sueh a chance. Addrea* 11. H * i jjfllT A (X>., Port land, Maine. asaySMy. NT E W ONE PRICE CLOTHING STORE i- -aua-iw— |«. J \ 7fid nl St., ntAi it mm i« ,Sf Doughty Uoose. A. H7 JARIVIAW, HuccesM>r to L. E. Godfrey, now oft'ara to the people a full aiul complete as nortmeutof Men's Youth's and Boy's Clothing , Hats, Capt, Trunks, Valises , and a general assortment of Gents' Furnishing Goods, i at the lowest ]WM*iblc prices.

o Merchant Tailoring. 1 have also engage*! R. C. Ilalnas, an exj>erienced cutter, who will manage Orders by Mail will receive prompt attention A. H. JARMAN. tnaytS. fh I r AATORJOCA YEAR, or « to K| II lun a day In \ our own looal1 11 11 llty. No rlkk. Women do \\s A KJ v/s»» woll Ii> men. Many make imtre than the amount named abov* N*4» one « un f.iD lo make tiumev to*t. Any on© can do tf)d%rk. You can mukr from 60 eta. l«> f2 an hour by 4l©\'frt lug your eveulng* and *|v«re lime t4» the hu»lm>»*. it conIm nothing • to try the bufdnctM. N«»thing like It for nion- ) ey making ever offered btlhit. limtincM pla«uant and xtrletly bouoniblp. Bender. If voa want to know all aloHit the txwi paving bu*im*** l^cforo the puhlh*. m'tid uk your addrvwa ami we III aaod you full part feu lur* and prt- : vale term* free; uunploi worth f.', n|m> free; I you can then mokeuj> your mind for rouroelf. AddrcKM GEDllGKOTINSON A t\)., iWlliind. Maine. mzyRlv. miE mm AND BLACKS MITHING. fV\\Q VVWY* ^CVvwj \\\frw^vv\ vwovvU vc s\\t: c\^\vV\v\ v\\^OVVYV Www JncwtU fr\\^ \\w \\w\>VvC VV\ ^CWQYtxV \Xw\\ W\CV\ twe \\YC\M\VCt\ Xo YWLWWY^ t\t \vwe \0 OYiVtt cvVV CARRIAGES, OK ANYTHING IN THEIR LINE OF BCS1NKSS, AT THE SHORTEST \0TH'K. IN THE BEST aMANNKH, AND Most Reasonable Terms. ATXO BLACKSMITHING DONE AT THE SHORTEST NOTICE. Partit'tilar atleation paid to Shoeing. Giro us a calj, A. Ronczet & Son. * yr.