THE m* ti f\ 11 tape May loimiy wizcttf r 4 PUBLISHED EVERY 8ATUBPAY, AX UAPK MA* COURT 1IOU8K, N. J.

■ Tkiiils— Ouo Dollar a jfca#, pUyoblo in trains lk.vve coi'iit lloi'sk ah follows : tiuns, ;it 7.17 A . H. ami 1.55 P M.** Far U$pe May City, Bennett* and Rio Grande, 11.22- "A. iL.aiid 0.03 P. M. 'XiwTO Philadelphia for Court II twuo at 8.10 A. M. and 3.10 P. M. Millville for Court House on the arrival id" Stages from Bridgeten, at 10.15 A.M. and 4.51 P.M. Cape May City at 0.50 A. if. and 1.30 P. if. w. j. Skukll, Sapt. Cape May Court House P. 0. if alls for Pliiiado. close at 0.45 A. M. and 4.45 P. M. Local and. County mail going North closes at 0.50 A. M. Mail for Capo May City closes at 10.50. J as. McCartney, p.#. _ ___^ THE . CHLU BCHES. Ill . BAPTIST.1 — Rev. A. Caulwell, Pastor. Serviccw every Sabbath at 10.30 A. M. and 8.00 P. M. Sabbath School at3 o'clock P. if. Prayer Meeting on _ Wednesday evening at 8 o'clock. METHODIST. — Rev. P. Provost Pastor, Services every Sunday morning at 10} if clock, and in the evening at 8. Sunday . School at 2.30 P. M. 'Praver Meeting every Thursday evening at 8. Politics warm, Cour^next Tuesday. • Literary this [Friday] evening. Boat race this [Saturday] afternoon. j Building hardware C. II. Also doors, J

The canning factories at Bridgeton pay $7.00 a ton for tomatoes. Oapt. Sumner Mnrcy has our thanks for favors received at his hands. Mr. Penn. Ifiljlreth writes tliAt he is well pleased with tho town of Lewisburg. J . Wanted. — A good girl for general house work. Address, J?\ Burrough, Millville, N. J. Now is the time to advertise in the Oazkttb ; everybody reads it and deals with its patrons. Wo call attention of the readers of i • • * this paper to the advertisement of a valuable farm for sale.; Don't forget that A. Yourison is tho man to make you a good durable set of harness and at a low figure. Gloucester county farmers find that sheep raising pays. If it pays in Gloucester it will pay in Capo May county. Fred. Bennett shook the dust of the Court House from lit* feet on Monday morning last. He is at Bulger's College.

Mr. Samuel Benezct wont to Philadelphia on Tuesday Inst- to consult a physician in regard to a cancer which is grow-, ing on his lip. Parties in want of good clothing or gent's furnishing goods will do well to call on our friend A. II. Jarman, Main street, Millville. We, would call attention to the ndver daemon t of CT e. Nichols in another column. He has just received a fresh stofk of fine cigars. Mr. Ji B. HufFmnn has purchased a handsome now bpagy of Benezct. Another testimoni^^HMjAj^work done Judging from the loads of ffira jmaino passing our office daily the crop/of this vicinity will be immense next season. Capt. John W. Gandy in now engaged in taking-up his oysters j that they are of the best quality we can testify, as we have tested them, A certain man who left hero hist March and now lives In another county evidently is finding out that "the way of the transgressor is hard." \ • • . & A blanket In a carriage caught fire in front of our office on Wednesday, but was discovered ]n time to prevent much damage, flo much for cigars. Mr. Thomas Gandy, Dr. Ch as. Gandy, Wm, Doolittle, and D, II. Wheaton,

will oooopt our thanks for various^ courtesies shown us while at the SeavUle Fair. There is a young man in town whoso mind is so carried atvay with blood .and thunder literature, that ho may be seen in the street with his novel, scalping the red men by moon light. Beputy ojork, Morgan Hand and Barrister, Edward L#uming took a merry party of ludies for a moonlight sail oil Monday night lost. The party report an eqjoyublo eveuing. A little son of P* M. Wheaton, of Tuakahoe, while crossing the truck at the Fair lust Friday was ran over by a horse and sulky. We are glad to say his injuries* were very slight. « Among the exhibits at tho- Fair wait a handsome set of rubber mounted harness entered by Tliad. VauGilder & Sou , of Petersburg!*, this county. It is worthy of special note and we suppose is but a fair sample of his stock. Prof. Purdy novrhits his school under full headway and wo have no doubt that *with his efficient assistants, Miss Emma Bennett and Miss Adda Bc^ocot, he will meet with liis usuffi sudftwfPfc!n/ "teaching (lie youthful mind how to shoot." Owing to defective wrapping the Dyer's Creek and Goshen packages of last week's Gazette were broken in the mail and had to be returned to this office for classification. For this reason the papers did not reach their destination until Monday, but we shall endeavor to prevent, its reoccurrence. Political matters are getting pretty warm in this vicinity, and the leaders of both parties are confident of success at the November election. The Republicans say the result is sure to bo in their favor, while our Democrat friends assure us that they will carry the county by a handsome majority. Which is correct* t — : The Democrats of the 1st Congressional District met at Salem an' Tuesday and nominated Joseph Carter of Gloucester county. Hon. W. B. Miller, Senator from this county, was chairman of the convention. Tho names of the delegates from this county, 8 in number, we are unable to learn. The nominee is said to be a gentleman of character and very popular. Our neighboring village of Dennisville is to have a first class entertainment on Monday and Tuesday evenings next. Connelly and Wood, of Philadcl- J phi% will produce tho interesting and moral drama of "Three years in a Man- «

May City Baptist cliurcli and we hope the people of Dennisville will give them a full house each evening. Tickets for sale at the Grocery Store of J, E. White. Admission only 25 cents, children 15 cents. Pursuant to a call the Republican can voters of Middle township met at the Union Hotel on Monday night last and organized a Republican Club. Dr. Jonathan F. Learning was called to tho chair, and Mr. Aloriio Hewitt chosen Secretary pro tem. After an able speech from Judge Buchanan of Trenton, Dr. Learning, John B. Huffman, and E. Clinton Hewitt were appointed a committee on permanent organization and the meeting adjourned to meet at the same place on Monday evening next at 7.30 o'clock. Tho Beesley's Point and Ocean City Turnpike Co. held n public meeting in Palermo School House, Saturday Sept. 18th, at 2 P. M. W. D. Barrows was called to the chair, and Henry Young, Jr., Secretury. Simon Lake of Pleusnntville, Daniel Bailey of Middleton, and John Eisenlient . -.■■Niim ii y

of Sea Shore, were appointed a committee to receive shares of stock. On motion the shures was placed at ten dollars each, (and during the meeting eighty sliaiv-s of stock was subscribe ed.) The meeting was spirited and full of enterprise — and means that a Public Road will be built from Beesley's Point M. E. church, on the sea shore, to tho New Ocean City on Pecks Beech. Tho right of way is obtained and the distance is two miles only, through tho. meadow, and only one draw-bridge to bo built. Width of Road to be forty foot-. Adjourned to meet Saturday Oct. 2d, at 2 P. M., to elect seven Directors and ro ceive report of committees. Rkkoktkk. GOSHEN TtKMsT Mr Swain Corson hns shipped during the past summer over six hundred thousand clams to Philadelphia market. The Goshen Public School commenced on Monday September 1 3th, under the direction of V, O. Miller as principal with Miss Emma Grace as assistant. The question is frequently asked, who will the Cape May Republicans nominate for Assembly this fall? Tho Convention ought to answer this question soon, A Goshen lady has been trying Taimerism on her liens, to stop them from setting. 8ho finds that a six day 'if '

fast will £ tiro the most stubborn case. Try it, Mid «eo if Turner'. forty duy'« tothu not boo *omo boofit U> tb. i ' hue* Alma. * «• ♦ ■ SEA VILLfc AND VICl»m\ ' —Cooler weather. —Darted Ground. — Riehurd Godfrey is happy ; it inn boy. — Our Public Schools are again in operation. —Miss Lizzie Townsend is visiting her sister in Philadelphia. — Misses Louise and Lelia Coombs are visiting friends in New York. mm — Julius Way is attending lectures at the Philadelphia College of Pharmacy, | — Dr. Wheaton ha* so far recovered^ from his recent illness as to be out again. — A valuable horse belonging toj Bently Young dropped dead Friday! evening,. — Chits. Way lias gqne to Boston on a* pleasure trip. Ho is the guest of Capt. j x* MILLVILLE NOTES. Mr. and Mrs. Sixsmith have returned from tlieir trip. Children's Meeting in temperance Grove on Sunduy lust. Presbytery will meet in thin city next week, commencing on Tuesday. Rev. Mr. Mott, of the Baptist church, and others addressed the Reform Club meeting on Monday evening. The Democratic County Convention met in our city on Mond iy last and nominated Dr. J. »S. Wliitaker for the State Senate. What will his patients do if he goes to Trenton ? The circus delighted tho small boy their dripping pans and flat irons this time to get the regulation 50 cents, your correspondent knowoth not. The Wigwam is so large that it has absor^d every thing lately. The moss meeting and parade on Tuesday evening made the city quite lively, and it is estimated that from 1800 to *2000 people wore in the Wigwam and hoard Gon'l Banks' and Hon. F. A. Potts' speeches. Some miscreant cut the rope which held the benuti^il new colors, 24x60, across tho street on Tuesday night, and no doubt it was intended to let it drop on the flaming torches for a bon-fire, ■ l I . . I f. . . .■ w— .1 , II ■ I I - r- -■ ■■■ f " * i ■ ■ ■■ ■

» stripes as it lias often done in days f past. 8. Our Washington Letter. . — * ' Echoes pcom the Pine" Tubs State How the news was received and is * regarded in washington — TlIE political con un drv ii ok the nineteenth century — TlIB StOKTiFICATtOX among ti1k -mem hers of president Hayes' church — Grant to visit Washington. [From Our Regular Correspondent.] Washington D. C. Sept. 15, 1880. Whatever it may turn out to be, the result of the election in Maine is a disappointment all around. A disappointment to tho republicans because they had expected a victory, an agreeable disappointment to .the democrats be- ' cause they had conceded defeat. It goqs to show that the judgment of the wisest political leaders is not always infallible, because the calculations of the shrewdest manager have been blown to the four winds. The result demonstrates that political loaders have miscalculated the political atmosphere. Two weeks ago the national democratic committee gave up tho fight in Maine, and stopped sending speakers into the state. Now, in tho light of events this is explained by the apologists that they wore conducting a still hunt, and lmd hopes all along of success. One* very clever theory of tho defeat is that it will wake Senator Conk ling up. Ho has long hud a personal grudge against Senator Blaine, and now that the latter has lost his own state, Conkling will be especially solicitous to carry New York

for the republicans, this to serve notice on tho Maine senator that after all the presidency can bo carried without the Fine Tree state. At tho Interior and Post Office department there is considerable gloom. But little public business has been transacted during tho last three days, most of the clerks being engaged in discussing tho political situation and the prospects of tlie|futuro# One strange feature of the situation is that neither democrats nor republicans can make any satisfactory explanation as to what contributed to such an unexpected result. One thing is sure, that from this time on till tho 2d of November we shall have nothing else but polities in our morning paper, polities in our business, at our luhcbcons, politics at our dinners, and we shall no doubt take politics to bed with us. And then, when 'tis done, will it be done ? or will it bang on all winter long as it did in '76, and nobody be sure of anything ? Whatever is the result, let us pray that it will be so decisive that no electoral •

. (Mjuimiwtioiut will U, nocestury, Ui u* i hftvo at luaat one quiet winj*r, to tl.ut > we mty know ^-juicily what the huimi will he- in tho npriiig. True, harvest. <lon't generally come in the the spring, but political harvests come in the spring every four years whether or no* Bomo%f the friends of the President, who belong to the name church; are quite scandalized over his proceedings during his present terra. They «iy that during the President's stay in Washington lie conducts himself with the utmost propriety, permitting no bev erogo stronger than Appolinmrie* to be placed on tho White House table, con- ' ducting regularly Sabbath evening pray*' cr-meetings at tho Executive Muusion, ,| absenting himself from balls and recepI tioim, and invariably refusing the offer I of private boxes at the theatres, which were so promptly accepted by Gen. J Grant. As in marked contrast with Hbw they point Jo the action of the - President in participating, while in PMt Luke City, in .Sunday festivities J with the ungodly Mormons, in his occu1 Pylng a box at a theatre in the wicked l^ity of iS.ni Francisco in full view of the i> Whole audience, and tncsrt tniluM\l%p of Sty : n his going to u dancing reception J in Monterey, ukhough, as wc are informed by tho telegram, ho did not dance himself. If the President continues to full from* grace in this style, it is not unlikely that he may be "dlseipWhed." General Grant is soon to be in Washington. He has promised his old friend Ned Beale that he will be here by the first of next month and stay a fortnight. If only ltufc ifigalU and General Sherman were here, what a good time they would^ have ! Grunt is more familiar with five Generals that 1 can name than with anybody else in the world. Here they are : Generals Bcalo, Sherman, Ingalls, Van VJeit and Mackecly. lie uncorks himself with them as it wer# and gets over all his reticence. IK- feels free and easy and at homo. With them he will play Boston all night long. - - August. Thad. VangiEder's ibbht. Mapes Special tnanure for Wheat F0RTy DOLLARS TER TON. Pure Peruvian Guano forty eight dollars (CASH.)

— mvwivy — m aenmee FROM 58 TO 65 DOLLA RS. 50 Sets Carriage and Farm Harness NOW ARRIVING BY SCHOONER JUDGE HARRINGTON, FROM NEW YORK CITY. Hepttl/HVUr. SHERIFF'S SALE. By virtue of a writ of Fieri Facias to me Ulreotod, Issued out <»r the (,'ourt of rimncerv, Spile of New Jersey, I will expose to sale at 1*11 bile Vendue, on Saturday, the 25th Darof September A.D. 1880, nt the liour of 2 o'clock P. M. on wild day, at tho Hotel of I .owls Wheaton, in Cnpe'.Muv Onurt House, in the county on "ape May, and State of New .lerxey ius lUorcfuild, All "of the aforesaid Sarah J. lueklnson's rljrht, title, Interest, property, possession, claim, and demand of, in and to all tjiat certain tract of land conveyed by Joshua swain to the into Reuben Johnson, ilrcwwd Father of the said Harah J. Dickinson, In fee, by deed dated October 15th A. D. 1si1, recorded In the Clerk's Office of said ttounty nfi^tpc May in HiM»k S pi deeds, pages H\\ KS4, JD7. The said tract of land beliiK situate in the aforesaid tower Township adjoining land formerly of Joseph Ilays, de< -eased, and others, and tmunded as follows vijc ; lk^'innhiK at a stake standing pn tho north-westerly side or the Main 8A1 Hhiire nmil, thenco north, thirty-four decrees east, ten perela-s to a stake; Thenco south forty-nine deftrees east, nine |a«reliM to a lanre white oak standing on the- south-easterly side ot the rood aforesaid and known by the name iu- Johnson's corner; thence north seventeen degree* east, seventy-two porches to a white oak, standing In the swamp, marked lor a corner: thence north flfty-nlx desrreos and ttrtti«m minutes west, forly-mie |>erehes to a stake corner or land late of Klflnh Shaw derived • thenne kouUi fhrty-ntno decrees and thirty mlntltea west, fdxty-elglit i»erehes to a tdiick wkjtoiwr; thenw north slxtv-slx dejnveK and thirty minutes west, four i^rvhes to land formerly of Joseph Hays, deceased; themv south thirty -four decrees and thirty minutes west, fourteen perches t<» a <x>rtier stake* Uu nee ejist, or n little Mtutliwaolly, seven tv- i seven perches t<» the place of borhmliu;. <v»h- | tainlm: thirty aotvs he the Mime umn> or less. And that the whole of the said mortxuccO piemlHOK, since the division thereof Is the w|iok\ lot No. 4 in the division of the mil F>late of the said Reuben Johnson, deeenvf*). ««»,v »m i ii v imiiu (veuiK-ii aonnsou, umiutou. I

iHdni; hutted ami (rounded as follows to wit: Heclnnintr nt the northeast corner of No, 3 in , wild division and rtmnlns thence north six- i teen decrees east, twenty-four and one-half t perches to a corner; tlienee north flftvdlve ilcnwi qnd rifleeh minutes west, Dirlv-two , and one-half perches to a evirner; theiuVsouth ' ti tty deftrwo and thirty minutes west, twentvthreo perches to a corner or hu No, .t; thence along the line or lot No, a snath flftv-alx <lerrees east, fifty-seven |H-rchettothebiH;lnaini; eontalnjR seven neres, one nssl and four ikwoIi or l and more or less. Also the csinal undivided ouMlilrd part or the land and prem-jKOSM-t oft to Jane Johnson, now llomuau. as nor dower, desrrllKHi in the deed lYmn Reuben Johnson to Drlscllln 11. Hand, In the Mil as lot No. 1 asset ott* to Jane Johnson, now Hoflhum, as her tlower In the land of Reuben Johnson, deceased , I he said lot belnir deserlbcfl hi the I bill as ffdlows; ReRlnnluR at a white oak stump standing on the easterly side of the sua shore road and runnlnff thence north slxleen dojrreKM east, twelve petH'hes to corner or tot No, 8. thence alon* the Hue of lot Nf>, *.» north flfly-slx dcKref^s west, seven i>M*lk'ht perches ; thence south fifty doxreo* ami thirl v minutes west, nine ami one-half i»erelnV: thence north slxty-nve decrees and thirty minutes west, hair perches; thenne south thirty-five dctmvK and thirty minutes west, ten perches* thence south fifty-six degree* east, wo perohes; thbnee north thirty-five degree* east, |ft perehea; themv south fortv-elght ih-vrtH* eimt, (> perches to the IWBllltilnff, eonII* perches of land more or less. This lot t>etnc snhJe<m tf> the lite cvkinie oi the said Jane Johnson now Jape Huffman. Selred i\s the property of .Toseph |*L Dlrkensoa and others, Rofendnnt*, and taken In execntlnn at the salt of tlmrles I), Stephens, < omplulnant, and to iMionld l»sr, , . , , WIIJJAM ll, HKNKXET. Puted, July gtrcl IMl Sheriff. J. 11. Humnan, KoPr. \\ F, MT.i, «

JohnlE"white'8, 9 k Because they find t he LARGEST STOCK, Finest Assortment, AND Lowest Prices, A eompleto line of Dry Goods from a C cent lawn to a 1 dollar cashmere. Mens' cotton and woolen cloth from 12j to 1.50 jH?r yard. Brow n and bleached rauslitiH, flunnel and cheviot shirtings of J ull grades and prices. The Notion and Trimming j men I i» complete at the very lowest prices# Groceries and Provisions the very best , as low as the lowest , NSr o.W-\\.a.Y^r, "VoXwi*, O'Aft "Vol*V\V*VV., Qu-eensware , ' SEWING MACHINES, PUMPS, ! GRAIN, FLOUR and FEED, TOBACCO & CIGARS. A large lot of "Dug-up" Cedar Shingles. JOHN. W. YOUNG, MANAGER, I DEXNI8YILLE, 5. J* june6,3ra. MILLINERY OF ALL KINDS, Dress Goods, Silks, Calicos., Muslins, — i Wall-papers, Carpets, ■ Parasols , Ladies' Boots Sf Shoes , Shawls , Lawns , Mens' and Boys' Hats , Matting, And many other things needful can be bought at the popular Trimming Store of ■ ,.— M. ,, ^nka, ^ L ... ,, .

July 17, 3m. ^ Important To JUL o The undersignetl would respectfully announce to the people of this county that he has a considenilde stock of wen's and boys' Button Gaiters, j AND A VARIETY OF S-H-O-E-S I for ladies and children, which ho will sell ut A GREAT KFM'CTIOV I from former prices to close out this j branch of his business. Smith Hand, CtV\\C \\% Aug28,3m. ! C. E. NSCHOLS, Dealer in Tobacco, Pipr^s, Cigarettes^ Confectionery, etc.. etc. ♦ Tho following brands of cigars and tolwcco on band: Matchless, Silver leaf, Cur Pets. 3 for io cts. ; Johnny's choice, 5 cts. ; Rose, 2 cts., Old Jud g , and Cubb Cigarettes. ! Lor Hard's Tin Tag, Tub- ! by Cat f XXX Pioneer of the West, XXXX Xary Clippings, Beauty , Js you like it, and Rough <V Ready Smoking, CIGAR HOLDERS; LIVERPOOL MEERSCHAUM COATED , RED . CLA V. AND SUGAR TREE PIPES. Confectionery always fresh and good, C. E. Nichols, CAPE MAY <\ Ang7tf» X J,

4,ijL aaer — ^ ^ ^ 1 ■ j 4. ■ . M 1 W m «l ' *g \ f i' J1" Jv ?* 8 ■ ■ 8 ♦ ■ f\ \ m • W4T fk jJLd r II S4icce» or to JL E. Godlrey. now atbf* to the people a full and oomj Mie sortiiaent of Men's Youth'* and Boy's Trunk* , Values, l »t ^.tbe low«^t fioarikne' p#W^' o i Merchant Tailoring* I have also engaged R. C. Iloines. an j experienced cutter, who will manage j the custom department, guaranteeing a I perfect fit or no sale. Orders by Mail will receive prompt j attention A. H. JARMAN. mmzSL Get the Standard. ^Thc b«l aiilbortty. . . Itcmjcfct to be n everj" Ubrury. iUm> In every Academy and I 1" HciimH/'— Hoy. ClIAJS. HCMJtEO•The beat cxlktlng English Lcxkxs:./*— Lonj POX ATiimcaiCM. — A large, handsome volume of 1$54 pV*? containing considerably more ihtn 100.000 Words in its Vocafaelory, with the correct Pronunciatkm. Definition, and Etvmolog>*. Fully Illustrated and Unabridged, with Four Full-Pave Illuminated Plates. Library Sheep , Marbled Edges , $10.00, With Denisotrs Patent Ready Reference Index, $1. additional. "WORCESTER" a* UieHTANDAKD AUTHORITY , and is wo recommended by Bryant. Lone- , giUoyi..oVuater'

&C inajurtrv <»f • <tt*tlnmil*hed KclioUrK. and in. ixwddcH, rmw. ; nlKed aui authority by the Department of our National ikivemnient. It I* also adopted fev many of the Boarti* of Public I not ruction. " uTlii* brat KncIUh writers and the iuoki parI tlrtilar American writers use WORCESTER , as their authority."— Xkw Yo«K Hkralik . " ^"f/®"L??^t,l''trik<lwemikdethrch"nce r^UKCI->«TERa> our authority In fcpeUirrr. cl i lefly to brine ourselves into conformity wltn i tbe*ccept«d uRapr, it* well a* u» nsUb the desire of most of mi r staff. "—Nkw York Tju- ! nrxK. ••The volumes before us stow a v**t n mount of UI11l'vii<*«» • but with Wkrstick it Ik diligence in combination with fandlulnrss. With Woti ckstkr. In combination with iwkj sense and Judgement. WOKVEvrWVS is the soberer . and awfer Ixiok, and may be pronounced tick i hf>rr xxurmru Engluut lexicon."— Iaixdov I ATHKN.tr*. THE COMPLETE 6ER ES OT Wonrster's Dictionaries. ; Quarto nlet ternary. PrufUsetv Illustrated. ; IJbiury tdieen. ?ia.«xu I Hi venal and Critical Dictionary. Sva. U« brurv sheep. f4.Sx Academic I)MIqmit. Illustrated, Crown hvo. Half roan. Oomptduodve Dictionary. Illmitrnted. 13mo. Half n*in. fl.TV Sa-1ick»1 ( Kleinentaryi Dictfonarv. Ill nitrated j l3mo. Half roan. I Prininry Dictionary. Illustrated. lemo. Half man. dfuxnu*. I Packet IHetlotiao'- lllntnited. 2<mo. Cloth, utetk.; man, tlexlbtc, N5 cts.; roan, tucks, Cllt «Nlei«s, 5L«M. Mun> s|H-eiul aids to students. In mldltlotk to a very rull pronouncing and defining vo- ; cmbuluiy, make Worcester's, In the o^inkitt | of our most dlsiliurttiMhcd ixluralnrs th< most complete* hk well as by tnr the cbeapent lUej tlonurlohof our Uiucuoge. "It follows from this with unerring: aeenracv tbst Worcester'* IHcttnnilT, bdM preternM overall other* t>y scholars and nam of teeters, should Ih* lnwd by the. youth of the country and ado]»tcd in the (viiimon schools.**--NKw York evkninu INmt. •#*Fnr sale by nil Bnnkseller*, or will be sent, carriajrc free, on reodjrt of the prliv h>J. B. LIPPINCOTT & CO., Publishers, Booksellers, and Stationers, 715 717 Market St., Philadelphia. IS Acres oi Land FOR 8 ALE ! Located at Gravelly Bun , Adjoining Jen - kins Bay. ■KWvvV. \ \ M VC* C*5 \Yvc avV»ov-c vs ^vwvw Vav\jl «\vw\. W\€ V>«\Aaw«« \\\c cv^Vovv-, \\l\VHWtt u\\ ovv\Vt\ \o W\c "Wcvvw WtH\A. •\\>OVV\ CC(\ttV 5«V\Cvwc, yvx'vVv,, \vv\cA, o\\ \W ^vtwvwo. tv VwvVvVvwc, \vA oxv "WtAvtvwvc 0 t\\w 0. W. Apply to Wm, Ross, aU'RT HOA'sK.