advunoa, or»l W) attar muittiia, TiurfniiM Auvkbtj»> 4|^T»— T* . I VI i Loml Nutiiv<( 8 ushts por An uynaouK tni.ianii-atioiw will not be uitioed uti'ler any circumstAncc:*. Mwraoi u mv&uuEMmiZ « - «ie latl - ■'■>»* -TA^t *■>—■» -*-+4 »» •«»<>*«* :" " . . . West Jersey R. K. '» ime Tabii. TRAlJIi MAYS COPRf HCn »* AS FOLLOW# : For IMrila., Otndtfi. Salem, Bridgeton, YinolunL >* illvlll.N and way *uA. K it Par i'*|M^5iaY City, nnelU and Rio Orniid<\ 11.13 A. M.'and 5.50 P. M. Lmvr Philadelphia For Court Hosue at ; y.Op A. M ami 3.10 P. 5L " Mil Ivil le ft>r Court House ou the • arrival of Stage# fn>m Bridge toil, M I0.JV A.M. and 4.53 P. 5L u Cape Mav Citv at 6.50 X. if. and - 4.00 P. Ji. W. J. Sbwbll, Mpt. fCape May Court House P.O. Mail* for Phtyadal cfofte at 6.46 A. M. and 4.00 1*. H. Lo^al and Cqmity mail going North cloeea at £.60 A.M. Mail for Capo May City closes at 10.45. JAS-'McCautsky, P. M. t. i - THE CHURCHES. BAPTIST. — Rev. Pastor. Service* every Sabbath nt 10.30 A. M. and 7.00 P. M. Sabbath School at 2\ o'clock P. M. Prayer Meeting on Wednesday evening at 7.30 o'clock. MET HOD 1ST. — Roy. V. Provost Pastor, Service# *Very Sunday morning at 101 o'cloak, and in tn* cveuiog at 7. Sunday School at 2.30 P. M. Prayer M eeting eyory Tbur#dnv evening at 7.30. * . ; t »QM.

IL ! I*' i Skate*. (ret out your fur# ! Skates are now called tor. Sleighs are out in farc*v Sacrifice money rather than principle. How ia your late fall work getting along ? The usual Fall house cleaning time is again here. The Sabbath breakers at the seashore are not suppressed. The turkey one© more ventures out from behind the barn. Christmas gift# oorontencc to occupy the mind* of the people. The new Superintendent of the West Jersey is a Pen nay Ivan ion. * Farmers complain of the many gunners who invade their farms. Beware of contracting coughs and colds this changeable weather. Some of our citiiens feel lost since the campaign excitement died out. 25 beautiful chromo card*, with name, for 25 cents at the Gat ettk office. ' * Why can't we have a shoe factory in our town ? Echo answers, "why 7" All papers directed to foreign coun tries can now lie sent tor two cents. • C. B. Omfever of Miilville always gives you bargains when you deal with him. A. II. J arm in is getting to bit one of South Jersey's most popular clothiers. When in want of a stylish bonnet, call on Mrs. 8. R. Conover, Millvillo. tf. A locomotive and two cart jumped the track at Glasshoro on Friday morning at 1 o'clock. Do not neglect to stop that leak in (he shingles on the roofs of the farm house and outbuildings. Bro. Bon Mill, of the Camden Post, i» mentioned as a candidate for Speaker of the New Jersey Assembly. Parents should impress upon the minds of their children the propriety of going directly home after school. The way of the transgressor is hard. Therefore let your duty lie churchward on Sunday, that yon may avoid it. The sehooner <#W. P. Ohfton/1 Oapt. Samuel Jluck, entered Hereford Inlet on TuSsday, direct from New. York. 25 beautiful chromo cards with name dnly 10 cts. Send 3 cent stamp for samples. James D. Godfrey, Miilville, N. J. oct30,3m. You will find the best assortment of ladies' and children's coats and wrap* .at Mrs. 8. R. Conover's 102 High street. Millville. tfOti Thursday morning the ground

was covered with sleet and at noon it began to snow, con tiuuiiig ttfilil late in the evening. We have received a ooiumUnicatioi. upon "old foggy* am," but owing to the crowded otoVe of our wUtjuii it, li, Ufl I over fore week. »-;,u i, . Do not He your bore© to a tewe. Jt is % bsd prectso* A horse own in a Jew take years to replace. The handsome new residence of Lutflain lUnd, on Mechanic street, has been treated to. a coat of psiut and it in tipry way a credit to ouf village. The question biennial sessions of the bftgisiitftre is: beipi jjiscusssd throughout the State, ariauMwi witfC little favor it* many section*. Mr*. 8. R. Co*o#isrf MillviQe's populsr Milliner, has now at her storo, 102 ! High street, a new and- well selected j stock of millinery, trimming*, etc. tf. I No man can gaze at the American flog without seeing alert. NciOier can he, figuratively speaking, view the right hind leg of a mule without seeing the same display. Owing to'theemploy©e*oftheOA*CTTi office observing Thanksgiving as a holiday the Oatkttr it a few hour* late in reaching Court Hoi^se and Gravelly Run subscribers this week. Strangers who visit our village arc frequently heard to remark the magnificent appearance of Dr. John Wiley's house and grounds at the corner of Main and Mechanic street*. Henry W. Hand, collector of Middle township, will he at the Union Hotel ^on Saturday December the 18tli, to receive taxes. It will be remembered that this is the lost Saturday before court. On 8uniday night last the schooner "Forest Oaks/' was run into and sunk about 2 mile* off Turtle Gut Bar, by a three-masted schooner. The crew were saved by the schooner "A. E. Valentine," of N. Y. Mr. Woodruff, of the firm of Woodruff & Willis, met with n painful accident on Monday last. While stepping out of their butcher wagon with an arm -load of meat- he slipped upon the ice and dislocated his right shoulder. Philip Shields says that, while crossing the meadows from Mayvillc to the

shell-bod landing just before daylight a tow mornings since, lie *«*w a latgo bear. A woman in the neighborhood claims to have seen the monster's tracks. We do not vouch for hi* bear-ship'* presence in this vicinity. The country is now quiet, and people have settled down to the old routine of business since the political storm hs* blown over, and many find they have n large quantity of Corn to husk, but the weather has been favorable, except a tow wot days, and peoplo are now busy gathering the crop as fast a* possible. The Pennsylvania Railroad Company, in addition to the new depot which it ha* erected in Camden, is fitting up a building at that place in which are to be a library and reading room for the j accommodation of the train hands | when off duty. They will be supplied with the periodicals and books of the day. Tho Union Thanksgiving Sorvice wa* held in the Methodist church on Thursday morning st 10J o'clock. Rev. P. Provost preached an able sermon, taking | as his text th* latter part of the 15tl» verso of the 28tli chapter of Acts : I "When Paul *nw; he thanked God and took courage.! « Tho attendance was good. We can recommend the ''New York Observer" to our readers as a family paper that is full of good and useful reading. It lias both religious and secplar news, and a foreign correspondence which is entertaining end valuable. Any one can gft a sample copy by sending to the "New York Observer" 37 Park Row, New York. The week ju*t ended has been an tinusually cold owo for the morith of November. Tlfc thermometer on Monday morning indicated 16° above zero. A winter so mild and open as was that of 479-*30 is almost Invariably followed by an extremely severe one, and taking, in addition to this, the "sign of the goose bone" we think it will be wise to prepare for a long and hard winter. The Middlo Township Republican Club on Wednesday night ftirnfohcd the colored voters and their families with a first class supper st the residence of Alphcus 8ea graves, at Seagtown. Dr. Young wa* the caterer and lliemxu was discunsed in nn emphatic manner by the participant*. A; T. Abort* of Goshen was on hand and attended to hi* part of the programme with commendable promptness. Wednesday evening of last week was the occasion of a grand banquet at tho Msyville House in honor of the election ef Gen. Garfield to (he Presidency of the United State*. Tho- affair was under the auspice* of the Court House Republican Club and win attended by about 60 ladies and gentlemen of Middle and Dennis townships. The bill of

I L. M U I ' Em • W; i: ; Come and see the New and Beautiful Styles in Jtillineryj I I oaks Shawls, Dolmans, Dress Goods, &c., &c. at Mrs. V aiiGilder's department in the eheap New York Store at Petersburgh. Alpaca and Modes, Prices only 12 i cts, -u— i— ■— —gaafegaai . 1 .. ijulj.- --I-L. -w* ,i , "V 1 — * . '

fare was elaborate and reflected credit upon the caterer, Mk. Lyons. The evening passed pleasantly and those who were present ftrill long remember the ooca*ioq tm one of enjoyment. •« s I M PETIT JURORS. JThe following list of petit jtiiors Has been drawn to serve at the December courts :* vms TOWNSHIP. Daniel Ualluy, MtnuoO Taylor. J Henry York, Pen Ding ton Corson, John R. 8teelman, Alien H. Corsou, Jacob (Sack, Lewis R. Smith. DSN N IB TOWNMI 1 1*. John Morton, I *ennt« Fisher, Htacy M. <ioir, Thomaa Hofnnan, John M<*< 'raven, Isaac Gerald, Elijah Matthews. (iorman Corson, Thomas Juines, David Fenster, 1 lorry Ludlam, Francis Learning, William Errlcaon, Minni.H township. Charles Crawford, William Hollltigshead George Grace, Nathaniel Holmes, Nelson H lid ret h, David Coinpton, Jr^ Alonzo Wllleta, Clinton Creese, Samuel l^nezet, Mahlon Haekney, Hcnjuiuln F. Wlllcts, Warreh VauGllder Jr. LOWER TOWNSHir.

Wesley O. Hughoe, Hllas H. HoffVnan, Jooxes KwlnCt John Johnston, namuel Harnett, Frank K. Hate, Wlllfnin Harris, Isaac 1\ Matthews, William C. Town, Thomas C. I^e. CAPK may city. Ifnrry C. Thompson, Knoe It. Wtlllajns, Jainou Jerman, diaries P. White, OeorKo W. McCollum, John O. W.Vsrs, Aaron Behelllnxer. THE LITERARY. « At the meeting of tho Literary on Friday ovening ln*t there was a full attendance of members aud a number of strangers. After tho opening prayer by Rev. P. M. Randolph, tho recently oUcted President, E. Clinton Hewitt, was escortod to tho chair. Miss Hannah Hand rend "Mrs. Maloney on the Chinoso Question." It it a vary diffij cult task for one not accustomed to roading the "brogue" to imitate tho stylo of Mrs. Maloney, and for this reason the admirable rendering of Miss Hand wa* creditable to ber. Miss Leonora Bennett followed with one of her pleasing orgnn solo*. Mr*. Ludlam Hand read, in a manner that was not only pleasing but impressed tho truth upon tlie mjind of the hearer. Mr. W. 3. Hand furnished some instructive matter for tho "Question Box." The dcb&te upon tiio question, "Does Unrestricted Immigration Endanger the Prosperity of the U, S. ?" Mr. Morgan Hand opened for the affirmative. Prof. Purdy spoke next in tho negative, after which Mr, A. E. Lyons msdo some excellent points on behalf of the affirmative. Rev. P. M. Randolph ncv* lip the argument aw1 his opinions. He paid a fitting tribute to the memory of LaFayette as a foreignI er who had stood-by this country. Mr. Lyons repliod to the last speaker \ said the "insignificant 100,000 Chinese wore" the rot at the root of the tree, wbidh though small will surely kill the tree in time. Prof, Purdy occupiod a few minute* after which the debate was closed by the President deciding in the nega tive. Mrs. Edward Wheaton snd Misa Walker favored the society with excellent vocal music. ttRKBX CREEK IV >1 NTS. Send in your dollar to the Oaistti, Thanksgiving day should be more generally celebrated. It is something nftor all for a man to lift himself from the humblest sphere In life to the most elevated and honored place in the nation. Just how much comfort the "signal sendee" renders shivering humanity by informing it a couple of days Jn advance of a cold wave coming with unerring certainty, you, Mr. Editor, will confer a favor by informing some of your readers. Bud nvws for the young folks. Old

Kant a Olau**' reindeer* have tho epirx*) ty, i^id rt j* feared lfi©y wilbriot be well ojtougil to make tho il*ual TOiind at OhristiRss. \ By aeHfial-poiiDt "Daaher" sneezed one hupdred and thirteen times in u day. Old &mti bud to sit ifp ait night with hihi and put his feot in mustard water. -'f Look ou^ for fire in these dry. windy 4hv*. 6n Monday last, ut 3 P. M., ihe ola munesfwd torh^eHy^occu^wrby M. Marcy 3losftea|tt|d Jince his death by Mr, Henry 8<iheJTehgef, oaught fire by s]>arks froiu the chimney and wq# epon reduced to as)»ea. The neighbors and the pupils of tho public school were promptly on the ground and rendered valuable service in saving furniture and out-buildings. Fortunately the N. W. wind which had bcon blowing for a couple of days hod moderated- or the buildings in the vicinity df the burning house would certainly havo been dostroyed ; as it vga, tliey wero in danger from tlic burning cinders. The furniture and out-buildings with the contents of tho latter wore saved, and it is re-

ported that the burnt house was insured in the "Cumberland Mutual" of Bridgeton. There should be about every house for ura in case of fire, a ladder of sufficient length to reach the peak of the building for which it is intended. It i* juftl ihftt •uol\ m\ in»Uuitt*Ul might have savod the old land-mark which has so suddenly "disappeared amid the flames. An old weej i ig-wil-low in front of the house which had fttlhrdod cool snd refresh ing shade for man and beast, suffered severely by the heat. We are sorry for tho loss of it. A house may be soon built again but it will take a hundred years to produce such another tree ; and by that time this generation will about be forgotten. The lesson to be learned from this aecident is, keep a 6r© ladder ready and u few buckets at hand. But to moralize a littlo: how slow we are to learn from oxample. It soems that each individual must experience for himself what should bo learned from others. 11. j MILLVILLE NOTES. i j * — Measles and whooping-cough are j very bad in this city. — Mr. John Hoggs, of Port Elizabeth ' is vkrt ill at hi^home. — A new house is going-up on Vine street, near the railroad. — The shop window* already begin to put on their Christmas apparel. — ftr" hindered, pr^no oysevjs in the city at this writing. — 'Robert Bennett, Esq.. is doing n paying business at hi* grocery store on Church street, above Broad. Givo him a call. — Our night- and day -schools nr© now in full blast } 82 touchers in the former snd 20 in the latter. We wonder which teacher is educating tho future occupant of the White House. —Two men were injured on the wharves while nt work a few days ngo. One of them was unloading pipe on one | of Wood's vessels in Phils, and brought home with his jaw broken. The other had his face iiy'ured at the wharf in Millville. Jcritftft. MARRIED. WALLACE—1 YKAKIA.— At Ike reelrtenoe of the Hrlde's uncls, George li. iloodlnnder. Esq., In Clearfield, Fa., on Thunnlay. Novcmher sih, !*«», William R. Wallace to Mis* Ualtlo Yeakly. (The abeve was one of ttio moat bHIDai t society welillnjuftfthf your; the Groom be Ing a son of senatdV Wall see, and the Pride a niere of Ocorge H. Goodlander Rsq.. editor of ^ the "Clearfield fteiiubhean.1* The happy iwh have our mtisl lu arty cimgraiiilailuus at <1 best wishes fbr their Oilure,— Rn.) The N. Y. of Tueatlay last j copied (Vom this paper and credited the t j "Court lloiuc Osteite."

nifflAllllATV I B| ■ FOR CASH I WHERE? ■ - ■- .IU-- ■■ ■ I , — ■ yi I ■ ■ M to Gilder I k's Iti-M Sim, |"I:TI:rsih K«;II, S. J. 40,000 yds. of 8 cent dark prints, in remnants of one to twelve yards. Only 5 cts. 400 horse halters. Only 25 cts. 140 barrels of Family Flour. Only £5.50 300 hand-scrubs. Only 5 cts. 600 brooms. 2 for 25 cts 200 men's and boys hats. Only 25 ets. 240 buckets. 2 for 25 cts. 30,000 New York brick. OYER 12,000 DOLLARS In General Store Stock, and for sale At New York bottom prices. /fa k

/$£ ° iTTTrt,T /SM?f o /A WwZ i Onr cnatomcn llrlne at a dtetancearewell^K jh^B asrved by our i>o«tal system. We sen -1 earuplcs 1 t- fiBfl and price* on Inqniry. and forward roods W2 v vwi'- 13* --r- \jk :^Ba H tlic nyiicm Insures promptnesaand fidelity in every re* rw-L JOHN WAN AM A KER. I l ^ V%B OrteJp^k Pry ma Sc. UyfcU. BB •' %!>v j.:. .IM' s*m y rii atrrrl /STSCT- .> ~ ihn P#. jQT v. o j . o ■ / V.V — ; — • — a Tf :jfejr o o For sale, or to rent : the Grocery Store & Building on the corner of Bain and Mechanic streets, C. H. L. WHEATON. OJCO. TYOOD8 & OO.'S Upright Pianos & Parlor Organs.

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