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f ix I rpn ^jjnrc. I. SC. flAUORAULK, ' . rrBij»i!ER ait if FKOrautTVR. .n.«y.n.. yn» l,n^„ QtP^icSl^Zr^oJisUiAilv x ThU Association l« organized Ji >r the pupose of MtMtafcnry Stockholder of a*' AsveisUgo to bp-dime life owner setf siud fcmfljv otTRpUn .ntfrely WW, mm) aYkfttoit bttt little abort the B»Wtl>^ r^'.U^.|KwW ,'>« required I to be paid (ncauoba property. The i aileWUou Of »to> render h Mapecttollj invited to 'the Mowing. Plans of 1 operation;' V "* i 1st. lb t par .value of cncli ahare is 1 (DUO, and the instalment* upon each 1 ahare la bat rirr« wn a wart, pay- ' aWc eitKarWeAiySr taonthly. ' Id. Each aUekboUer should own ; .at kaat Iwoabarea ofwtocL'whleh wil' • * steMii* him to procure a baoae and lot | Otetir* «O0U*, three. aharea one coating , (i/riQ.shd an on;* lite hbueeta he paid I Cm by a raowtidy rent equal to abort! . ■i Mfl— .Wabtboaaacd dollare iho house , . -uaata, dnklrtsg tba mecttily paynamt -S , ,! to HfMO ptepatly, trtoaic with, the i : : . laraitbljr duos, only atoms (10 whirl. < .rwap ibai^pwtoauyf tawwd.-by the Itebfer. paying from Uaaa to time awl. , .. .ftwUterBBakiMiM apra tha property i - "testols ataana may permit. Tba, mill ' ...•kna, wOhbayiu am til peararaion ia J ■ dt to not waiaiarp that parties shall • • ■aaaidaiin tba prop.*!., thsy acquire. ] - .Tbqf caa««it t« Whom tbrj yflaa«e, .' r.ral apply the nut tbayraoeiTt to pay- , .UP* that* inatalnaraaa. la. ..(hto , , , imaaurr U brrUMrwl thla preRarty 1 aaay be acquired and ita aaat made not .. M Uiawbota ap p g j Bp. Parent* may become atockliold- 1 **"Wfcr their timer rWl&ren/thua so- ! ' 1 edlHlf V. tKUn a ♦iouao wheii they he* \ . 'WVd jbT" " 1 * 1 Yrha au pW n win ^ « preceived dfirtK'meaWr hi tht eooree ' "^T\ MfjWbWyhefcorfe' lW* owner [ trti hboad Ibrihont-Whal he would 1 Wrv*»toifeynhiik8Mrd for ita Mt, he- '« ■ '*krt«W<«Mihtt»ftllo#ta(t. Advaa- { lat. In that Mih) " pNitf ™»J 1 ' tefcbtnf fofiatasrtl of and bold real a- r ' ttieti^Komratrad-wtibbut a previous- 1 VattttetuWtad capital tysMotnubriad capital. ; ;

til. Ridhoogh a ahartholder may be c * without capital whet, lie begins, bo I ■tuuf ^hereby ^preiStrty at i'eoif 'fed j rata, and with all the adrantagra of ' Ytortfoiudnfcvfljeyrd iiy thoae of. ample J ■«' Ai,u" " ; ' biWg'Hfreby obUhtol tiroperty.tMcfedK, power and wratflh. of the aaaodatioa, aW loaned him, * Wtiftebfhcafa retain It on (kToraMc trtnit rai W eabHyalbw ytara- ener. • gy , prWrrWaneotnd tcbhbmy- the on ly 1 "fartt and rodnrtng irteitmt oT aequir. , inR'Wrsalth— (fimdnany,' tare enough to ( enable him to tpild it and ataod alone wiUt It , iru. In that aa tin event of the paat , ' yimrii abow— and aa a matter a! moat ( liryond pcradvtntuie in a young and < , t^T'l 'el'W f'.f < {"dtj. vlUuiale J Talue of real evtate— the only property dealt |n and acquired by thla Aaaoda- , lion, hunt and will incrr»»e simply by 1 ihe lajwe of time and ycare. ' Stu. In llat by the co-operative ' principle, the ynnoyanoea continually , mel with by ^aolated. .jpaona of , imall 1 \ , ®fawja avoided; ipvd , the expenaes ' ml ipajy^mlunit o( loan aaaocia- j - • "Twrc'1- , * ! ' • ruwpaat fc**rek.KaVtib«Ucwr»lc« t . if actuation*. Ttke 'np a dalbf paper ! ' ^be but1' record, of I umil wo hare an aggregate wSleh la 1 ' '"wwSfwnlSea'lJfPl^mounUiiK and ^ - t | •; "■ 'i i | AamrtwtoM^^tecia^bSS t - B baa^baa*. onf pwilnua to chronicle • ua hop* that Iho (-pidnales of aueb ac- \ Habda^feaaawW ida arBi^a him a \ | month. 71m fHtmU of agriculture in f South' Jenmy are In v1b>l to contribatc J

c o i a i n. raocuanna on Uoaftay avtatfcig tot. Sept 13Uy ceU, ftceonV ItughAi, Coundhnen Bto, Clark, Kennedy, Ludlam, Me- ; with Mr. Wm. F. Caaaldy Inreterrnce to the damage done his property In tlyr ' grading of Jackaen Street, reported Chey had examined the premlsea, and 5 thought b» was etBHlod to a bill of re-* r lW In the sum of two >undred and tlfr ty dollare. On motion of Mr. Mccray the rer port vnu accepted, and au order drawn I lor Urn amount. I _ Dri Kennedy, 'aa cloirman of the , . apeeial committee appointed to confer , with the Humano Society, mady a verr tal report, lit which he stated that the | committee with whom they were to * i commit, neglected to appoint either , I. time or plana, though ootitloij of the . ac|lon of Council in the matter. i The chairman of Boanl of Health . i presented the following report which I was read, accepted and ordered to be ,. : placed 00, % : i ■ -"afis >V8bv&:S£» : " flEKTl-KVEV :-Tlic Hoard <if Health ■ thla city would report that thrr llaf c ' '( beep railed raw in thaarofflctal re parity. i ffyifl dag- to day to vlaitnoam of the bim fromtbem borroretrtckcu, at the !. aanar lima, oovcriu* their facca with Indeed It required a strong aenae of dttty>on the port of any of tto members 1 In wb»«l( mum Of thoae loeadlUaa - »!: ' flWrlhg the1 paft iratnmer month*, any | one of Which was aufflcWnt in itaeir to rate dioanaa, and -apread draolai. uon aud dcalh all around, if those ; localltke had been neglected ; and the : : HadM ofHralth IMpnTUut they will , not-he ooniMercd rgotbtle lit eating 1 . , that thev Joel' that (U- have rm&av- i ond.bi lyKhatKn llwir official duliea . . •&SSA"SffSSSHMt\\ fsajAp&sjss:-;. aldered wna their duty, Ihcy Incarnd , ttodiepiMwttre of 'aoMe and tli«l!I-will i of vahen, who vented all their apleen . against the complainanle, thraUening tobnnk tlurir heads if they know who they ware ; while In seme instances they justified the Board th Uidtrilniagt, « . the Board belt ahthfled that when tltor band In their annual report thoy will be rnahled to make some auggeutiona ' whereby Improvement! may be made this particular division, hoping that Willis improvement seems to be tho orwane improvement he tho or-

der of the day In other divisions, this que may not be overlooked, hut that It may continue from year to tear, we become the », PL ultra ifTlm . Union, havingarriviM at tire uttennoal mint of Imnroeeaent. All of which Ja respectfully aubmitted. JAMD S. KKXSKUT, R. II TnoxrsoN, . Tnowx* B. Hcontt. ,. i - Board of Health. C"t tj Cof Jtey, Sap. II, 18«9. r Mr. Thompaon o»md the following resotoUon which was adopted, and a C copy of tha same ordered to bo handed r the members of the Finance Oom- ' mlUee: f Aaael.erf, That the Finance Commit- 5 bo, and are hereby instructed to ! exiunlue the hooks and accounts of the , city officers, who, under the law, are ; with, and responsible for our -tiy «-u '•(■cii at tne next , meeting of the Council A communication from Messrs. An- , apach and Stanton to a member of CAtmcn, was read by Mt. Thompson, , I and subsequently considered: , The following record of the proceed- , ings of a meeting of the Commissionere appointed to take Into conslderaUoB' the" -opening, widening and ex- , leading nffbe'. tracts of "the City of . <*P« May," held Atturday evening, , 11th, wna read and oh motfon of ( Thompaon was received and orlc placed ita file. ! ^ cSi£#.v,:fev} .? rresent, Jteasre. umvaK'Sfo *, netL learning ami Sc hell Inner. TlahuaUay a^ajiMi tfaht on ae- 1 count of the lale foe he was unable to flad *be nrtrmtss of the hurt meeting, , Uteteetehari"1 been mislaid during , J^tSBcm' V W: Oake Aat the ! OiffilllBMwh Ufa Into conslde ration the ; oatotowttim of a Beach drive, wWch i ivascmrinl.unaoiaaoualjr. i... . • ' ] * First,— Uoeatiou—Tu begin ahothe ' MlUviHsR. K'CK, known as the "Sea 1 llreeae Hotel/' larid-; tbanco a direct 1 wujoo to the houili aide of Decatur. J Kffi'SiAssssMr. ) tafodng a width oT sixty f*»> fret, ten ' ftO| foet of which wldtB to be appro- J totaled to -a .Sidewalk, ami fifty (»0) fcrf to JkCanJm drive ; tbanco the , taariy aa poeslbh- a parallel line with * tba big it-water mhrk, to StweUWl'teal, t with a width of eighty (HO) feet. Tim South side Hue of said drive to be sixty _ reSfod distant from the Weal end .if W parent pffinss at the satdSea >< Brans Hotel, and ten (to) fret frem 8 {fflgteis'** : i.safitKfflvft.'Wss n^lwt^ below the^grade of the J hnprdrements are iwceeeary on Jack- » eon; Iteeatur and Oewra BtrMa, la the 1 and paxiAJ wlth the omtradtan oClhe « i forming with the ltace of the same ftnra jteaeti Avenuo to the angle. TVratar Street — On moUoa it .wm ssarxsis.ss.&ss : trfrve (*) foet from the oeetre-line of , Isa — sa to either stohsa i and thntlt . be astsaded the aama width and unl- u form course to tho City limits on the » Ocean Street.— On motion It was d SSs.s'wHS « sasm&'iUrJK: i

•Jlorlydfve (to) foot In width fttaa the preaent South-west side line. • h Chrnkvy Street— On motion St J J wMWhardmoualv ordered that Guam- ' g se/Blirel he seven ly-fira? (It) fotrlh 1 f wUtt from Beach A venaatoOolu^la i s rect — On iaotlm it»*»jJ I unanlmouslv ordered -that Franklin . Street be extended from its present c junction with Colnoilaa Avenue until < It Will latoreect with the proposed ex- _ e be extended Westward from Lafayette a Street to the CTylHmlWtekf FntnUin ' , Sheet to be «xty («l) feet in width, h ' Jeflbrsoa Street t>n motion It was 1 x unanimously ordered that JcflfcreoO . k Street be vjotitlnned from Cofrfle Street ; r. to the extension of Columbia Avenue | - en a line uniform with the fine ol said 1 1 r Street -from Waabtoeton to Corgte i - Streets, and that said Jeflfccoon Street | < n be continued (rem Columbia Avenue I . to Beach Avenue on a Una parallel with Howard Street, and that Jeffi ra- -n * ' Street be eontinmd from Lahyctta j f Street to the Cltr limits or Creek, ; - ' width to b* fifty (5o) fcxt. 0 Queen Street.— On motion It wm r> ' unanimously ordered that Queen Street i be extended from its preaent Junction r with Corgio Street to Columbia Arene ue m extended, theuoe on a line paral- ' ■ lei with the extension of JoOaraoti i 1 Street, from said Columbia Avenue to ( ' avid Beach Avenue, and that K he ex- . ' tended from iujunctlon with Lafayette n .Street to the City boundary or Creek, ' and that it be fifty (50) fret in width, i Madison Street.— On motion It war t ' unanimously ordered that Madison . Street -br extended from Its present , J junction with Corjrie Si rect to tlm cx- 1 " tension of Columbia Avenue, and that i 1 It be extended from Columbia Avenue 1 ' to Beach Avenue cm a line parallel . • with lite extension of Queen and Jefc fcrson Streets, and that it he oighty ) » (SO) fere in width. I L' Broadway. On motion it wan i 1 unanimously ordered that Broadway | ' I" made sixty (00) Art in width from • thc Turnpike to Beach Avenue. Htfttai, That the Chairman and c ' 1 Secretary of thc Commission be and C - ' they are hereby directed to Inform the " I City CoancU or the action of this Com- , I mission in reference to the opening. ' I widening ami extcosioa of Street* as r ' adopteil this evening. I " ' W, That the Commission recom- f ' mend to Counclltliat Immediate action . j lie taken by them- in the eon* true lion I I gf Beach Avenue and Madison Street* i v ' as adopted by tho. Commission. j t • J 3d, Tluit the Secretary be directed C 1 to give notice by advertisement in the " ! Ocban' Wave that Jackson and I>e- ' ! catur Streets bar* each been widened •' ' I to fifty (50) feet and Uceau .Slrvet to. " " I the width of fnrtVicigbt' (4S) feel from * ; Hughes to Washfricton Streets. ; i . Ua motion the Hoard ailjoartod to „ 1 meet at Fetor McCoilura's Cottage on Ocean Street on Thursday craning 0 ' : next at 8 o'clock. ' t: A. T. Htr.DitETit, See'y. v i Tho following documcift, from the S , claik of tfie etoctbm lield Sept. Oth. ii j wo* presented, read and onions! to be t! , placed on file : , j fa i A .statement of tho result of an rice- I 1 tion held In the City of Cape May. 1 b County of Cape May, and State of j 0 Cape of

Xew Jersey, on Monday, September Sixth, in the year of our I»rd one thousand eight hundred turd sixlynlne, for the purpose of elcctl](g Ihrw school tnutocs, one to serve three vears, one to serve two years, and one The wholo nomlcr of votoa polled 78; the wholo number rejected For three years, Joseph Q. Williams received 50 votes, Samuel It. Ludlam il. For two ytaus, Henry Hand received 80 votes, James Mccray 21 Eor one year, Wllhton W. Ware received 85 rotes John W- Lycett 23. j We do certliy tha£ the foregoing is a trua and correct statement of the result of the election held as aforesaid. In witness whereof we hare set Our hands Ihfrv sixth day of September," A. 1800. WM. S. ScURLI-EA'aEB, Attest, judge. Sam'l It. STrrw, Clerk. The President suggested the proprl- _ ety of appointing a mlxe.1 committee, consisting of three Coundlmm, three non-resident property owners, to whom the matter of fire apparatus should he referred. Mr. Clark moved that «uch a cotn- ; mlttee be appointed to take Into coniider.itlon the question of fire nppara- , and to refs/rt to Council as early posstbls, which was agreed to. 1 'As committee the chair appointed : Council— James Mccray, Jama S. Kennedy and R. B. Thompson. - Itafolttls-OeorReW. Smith, J. F. C»ke, R.-8. Ludlam. Rare- Readdenl*— John O. BdBIM.M. Hall Stanton, W. T. BtwtB. The following Mils were ordered 'piia: * 11 teAA^a^^g.S«5«(*a, jSl IS p4?wrf ■«SBzy .i£ A Mil from C. MlraMht, for dinner, whlskay, brandy, slgwn.Me., for Cam fire eomi*nfca,at time of fire, wm Mftwred *e Finance Cernmittoe. Mr. Thompson moved that a commlaslwi be appointed to oudmato the done Meters. Anapach and [iroperty by the widening of Street; which was agreed to. TbeclialrappelmedMssBia. A. Gfirsetso^ R. K. Ludlam, Jeremtan ftehelVrngvf, WiDiam Mason and William Fir* Brigade wm praam ted and on mobtorilb. Koimrely was referred to l^fbe chairman of Urdinonoo committce odared an ocdlaonce so tilled "An ordinance to lay out ami open Beach Avenue In the city of Cape May." On motion the title of Ute' ordinance WM token for Its find trading, and was passed to a second readiug for amendment. There being no amendment it poised to a third and final rradnew ordinance, entitled "An ordi. anee to raise by loan twenty thousand was presented. On motion the Ullo of the ordinance wm token lot 1U first reading, when it wm passed to a second trading for amendment. - There being no amendment it wm orderpd to a third and final reading On motion of Mr. Mecray, Mr. LyeriiwMAdded to thc committee oo fire : L#=stt ofiered the following res-

On motion ConndkAfoLMa an ejection for cjg wntcdmran, Wl'mjhc • u-ing-VM. I i*!i rice wm mule of Messra. Jama t| Creudol »ml Enoch Hand, _ - Jj;. .Themimm Bvmd thai Uwahiht -* watchmen be put on duty Immediately : * pointmcnt as watchman, on motion of ^ | Mr. Mccray, Robert Smith was elected a j to fill the vacancy. t Mr. Thompeen 'toerad that whru ; (i i adjourn it adjeurn to meet on * j l-Thuradmy craning, at s o'clock/which 1 0 I wm agtred to. |, On motion Council adjourned. , C. 8. Mao hath. City Ctork. if iiir.iHiAS rtar. ' * — — 1 ' We ore Indebted to the Brldgtlon e Knurr for the following sxeellenl sum- 1 f mafj of the events which marked tho 1 1 Camp Meeting held at i > Gravelly Rim, duriag the week begin- 1 1 nlug August 28th, closing thc follow- 1 1 I Tueastoy. "Thc ground belonging 1 c Mr. Stephen Hand was occupied fo, i this imrposr last year, and with dcci- " ded snecrso. In deepening lbs' spiritual- I d Ity of the members of thc Church.— j I Encouraged by this tlte meeting wm f t held at thc same place, in the corns* I i ponding week of this year, and with i 8 aauie spiritual results, aa freshened j g the souls of Ute people in thc year that | b hoi post. I • " The congregations were nutinly | « composed of the peopl* raiding at | * May City and . r Iebiitjr , and on i » lost year (hey crowded the ramp, bat I _ this year, thc hold and daring robbery , • recently perpetrated upyn Mr. Amos i » Cresse, In the nelgliliorhood, hod mad* i « the people fearful of leaving tluiir homes « tmproteetod, and consequently there i " | thc ground, while the illssst reus fire nti 1 May City .'occurring at the first , " of the compj largely prevented thc poo- " pic there who had ex])eet«l to attend. (Jum coming. I'nder theme drcutnslauoss the catnp was not as large as j" thc preriotg) *nc, liut as the weather , # plcaaapt, nnd tin* religious infill- ^ ences of the . most delightful cliaracti-r , n those who vriTe present enjoyed tlic , ( week as inuch aa prolxihly ever before. ( Monday and Tuesday were IHhd up { getting ready for..thc mreting, nnd t thc noise of hammers and saws were c heard throughout thc encampment. - , j, the srenlng a sermon was preached y | tho Presiding E'der, and nuotlicr . ,, Wodncoday morning by Rev. Jlr. . 'r Wcdnemlay morning

* Wilson, of Port Elian bob. The after- . ( Sid was filled byjlev. Mr. Carre Uon. Cape May City, and iu the evening , 0 Rsv. Mr. Townscnd preached an ex- j , " cclkut sermon, on tint subject of" IIo- , Unas," which Indeed was the promij nent theme at the cassp. On Tuesday i morning and afternoon. Rev. Mr. j s Mnlsbury of Petersburg, preached and I b m there WM lust then a scarcity of 1 1 preachers, the PrcaidlngKldcrpreachcd i v again In tho evening. On Friday > * morning Rev. Mr. Sovereign, years j i ago a pastor In this city, and to- j " tor a Presiding Elder of the district, i : j and more recently still a Chaplain in j .. the Army of the Potomac, occupied j the stand, and the afternoon services Street of Vinetond white Rev. G. It. [. Wight, of Cape May City, delivered a . (i finished dlscourae in the evonlng. Rev. r Mr. Stockton of Msuricctowu, prachrd on earnest sermon on the morniug of . n Saturday, which producnl a profound ; ,, Impressiou. . But. Mr. Lippincott | preached in the afternoon, melting the j hearts of tho people, by appeals founded on the lore of Christ, la tho craning ^ llcv. Parsons Townssstd, oddrrasrel _ the people ina style of forcible remarks 1 calculated to bring the people to a re" alixation of the need of religious life— ; Sabbath morning wm occupied by Dr. ■ Wallace of the Ham, Journal, who had f accepted the earnest invitation of the Presiding Elder to be present at the (. time. His sermon wm one which for clear fetidly of diction, and trauapard outness of logic could not easily, he surpassed. The sermnu wm the subn ject of universal commendation by the ® people, who ranked It wtih the highest do (flints of pulpit unvtory, to which tliey had listened. . Rsrs Mr. Price a previous pqsfior, preached In the oftvnoon. w a ,»«nnpa oalcntotod to draw nam to » God, and Ifov. Mr. Lippincott followrd a iu the ovmiug In iho same strait of rs" J mark. PnMouday Iter. Mr. Garrison s> of* the South Carolina Canferoocr, a«lU dressed th* people in a moat latertating manner, and lu ti>* evening the camp " broke"' in UteoMcn style amid Uic ■ should and tears of the people. The r, meeting wm one of intense spirituality *^m wall M serial SBteitily, and thrAjrvn a Feast of Sabbath morning seemed, an sons of, th^-peopk' reprracnt It, to hare h a touch ofnravsu lu it t "The meeting wm arranged by llcv d Mr. Wilson, unn dT tho mi* I derated' { and oarnrat clergyman In the droomind tlou, who sup.* rvised it* details iu t|ie meat thorough and effectual manner, ■- and thus . cantribqted hugriy to Uie |. perfect good order which reigned a throughout the camp. Ilia kindly genial presenctx will long be ramrro- * bcred by Umm who were visitant at the a ramp, as one of Hfe pkaaanteot recoh * Vctlans drhfe" ° Death or draw Bjau.— lion. ' John Bell, ofTimiMflssc, died aa Friday r at his rraidcsarc, at Cum bar land Iron 4 Works, In tbat State, where for the n paat few ywre he laid bsan quietly ree aiding. Mr lieti was town in 1787. nrar Nashvilfe Ills Iral apprarance e In uatiottal attain was . in IBM, v t.cn j he waa elected to Cosines, beating I- Felix Gntndy, and he remained in the . it Ilora* fourteen years, aad at. different I- times held thc poaiUnua of Chairmaa of , the Jndioisry Committee and at the { i- Oommlttee on Indian affiura In 1831 d he WMefeefed Speaker of tha House, » and In 1835 joined Ihe Whig party i 1 He was appointed Secretary of War by , ® General Harrison ; In 1M7 ha era, - elected C. & Senator, and held the i " office until 1850; when his public arr. | vices craned. In 1880 he wm the can- ] " didMe of a large party for thc Pre*- . 1 idcncy, with tKe Hon. 'Edward Everett . a* Vkcl'realih ut. They received 500.. | * 831 votes, and carried Virginia, Ken . j ' r 5 i* ;

THE AVSXBtu niaaaTteV- JJ Inst wrek,W" gara-ktrtVmiJtart a|f brief acrougfrfi^Swrihle ftiiflgl j calamity at ArdtthkJBPtte Pariuytojj vonia mining rrg)fon,^ ntMy upwante { i of a liundR^MfcHMfflsHV^fifetj! by a mast dcsssiffijl dcaih " Since then j ' scene of tbwateaster 1im been exptored, aad adaacripteeaefthe flndtog ! , Ol" to- hndte.wwttkrit'vwan/'Trhawi.'w. *« After exploring aloog the vault and . ctou4boprnm4y.l^«M » »cVnte^ \ slglit w*» revealed. At this point ■ about seventy-fire dead bodice were and Ihras were lying BteraOy ia 1 aheap. Fathca were found leaked in I I limbed nnd strong hearted were j . with their limbs entwined about each ether. It wo* a ghastly | j spectacle, and when the men returned j to the pure air above, and stood feec to : , faoe the thmmnd of anxious soul* thai j impatiently waiting to hear the i result, ami announced the hideous die- 1 that had born mode in the re- j 1 giona, of death, a shudder vibrated j . through the maltitatudc, and a wail , went through Wyoming VnUy *nch a* not been heard there since the his. j i : toric massacre which Campbell lias Int. j '• mortalindw reree. .| Inter exploration* of thc mino have . Idevelopodamddcrphasaoftbetrageily. , | laresl sud miners found in tbcm dead, I breasts of the mine showing they { beett stricken down by poisonous ' In a moment and without a warnwhile they were si work. Itond- | u, roofmcti, doonocet ynd other* I found dead ia dilferout'gangwmy* j \ showing that the ditlructiou had come 1 swift and sudden. j The catastrophe of Utemino leaves , 1 wi.lowa ami 151 fatherless ehilfirea , , | with a proqierl of the lot tec .being in- j 1 j creawl- Th" relliif fundin the hands . ! Of I lie committee at Plymouth te an- , , nouucnl at 8 1 v, Till; that with Mr. I jituart'in l.liiladalpbUlls «17,5U0ia all. ,j : us Now York nad ltrooilyti lure Tiik Maine Ei.mrrios.-Tlic Tele- 1 graphic. drapoickea . of "luewbiy inornlug, as or course was expected, show | ' republican triumph for Maine. The ' Issue wa. not to bring out the foil vol.* 1 I ef the ."Slate, tn fact not much iiiotv than one half of the registered vote in * ' the l'nwhlcnlinl campaign was polled, l> iM-Tretcil Governor of Hie Stilt.* Iiy a strung majority. Oeui hi* ]«rty has hren honored with in pre- * vlous years, in proportion to thc num. \ polled. Th* t<TH[s'mnce candidate * Tflehtsrtvn *„ (ir telitml inth, behind the rare ;

" showing that after all the Maine tem- ' ; pemnce tow is In tlic mklfi riot the : i thing for the people of thc |1nf Trre ' State. ' ■ I Sunday was the appointed day for ;< r j snerial I'raycc in tho obi and new ' . Prenbytcrian bod its to \woinote: union 1 1 the different churehea, accordfl to the request of the Assembly i I which met in New Y'orjt this year. A i r 1 committee was. appointed at that As. i j sembly to draw up a form of govern- - .. meat, and It is expected that shortly . , i tlic union will be complete. J j JohnW, Lycrtt, ~ un. irvtncxT, nsr tn im rrori 1 > ISXUttSCt JOINT, | arf. ror iNSiREn r ■ R. B. 8WAIN. 1 | SALEM MUTUAL INSUaANCK COMPAKT. > f for U.*c*<iatrsf Cass Mtr. K.J. "JSl" 1 DX. rKE: SLIKDKESS ■ | SB 1 r*'"_ ttoraerir *f Lsr- I 5 i | T*s asJlcsl (ssullj are IsrIUS to arrompaaj • SSSKtssffiS.'St'Ssj I S^£«KS4SSsk 6 sis' ■(<!•?" I * 3®SB!m5S£SSSS3|| C To ISom litem smk sar Slsooso •> ft. 1 ' Jtit-r. Ke.jwmSSm^Vfkflaf'a. j i- S e ESS D rills eos4 te irrelrw* lovlvarae Uie euiSK - hsse--"™"™" : : ."-TStrSSrV-i prrS * SSSjSSVutlJStMt s I j"'l"ire at Ite tetoteMMs « te..„a I • i \

p* WSrADVERTlSEMENTS. : I Ii 1US.U BI utiitaDQ.-s . te*«>» j — J ICsH*!^" r'irsmtes""AJ1re*s W. rit% j j VrOBfEN OF NEW^ORK; tosis'. "ite'j T^'sUJ^ trajttte. J TsT i KSriScMgwurSi: ; sloaostte KKW VOSX SOOX .CO. ^ CONSUMPnOK, i Bwsiati-ses.'susKicc wV Ste* V VA*lI ; Sighils ; ^eiireJr i I 0^ THE NATvt'N *L CAPIT^ I'WCmDERS • ^ OF THE 1 co!Tl n's^STS'ic1*. U '°*li*Sls* j ■ S<>crets of the ; Ureal City ( ' A ' I psff JSWcVatSS^gJlo Mark Twain's ■ THE IN N^DCE NTS ABROAD

WALTHAM WATCHES. w rare! res u^s^'^AltV' i * 1 ' Sliver Hunting Watches, » 18.00 00Ldaroto,iSI. *-'ch."*'.ia bo.oo " Om's'V]** f*a saw una Is is* C*s* M»r | " | MMrsa*. te'tull. r | UOWAIll) A Co.. { " J . , Bsc SIS Broadwsr, K. ». i 1 1 a ."Ts' "I"'* '.^TTs' rar unt'i ' ! j ^^.swSSTOsrassa ' re*»o*s°k?lte* ""'Iks ; ] j ■ | ; . | iKr&TlirH^'w^^'ite" 'rtei'i'raT ' ! "flKJBMWMBt | » ALWAYS READY I NJSlX INSTANT USE. , Csrsreassl IHsrrstls«rss.S j *v*r s.oo* or th. J LEADING CITIZENS THROUGHi OUT THE UWIOX. | Tkit Fir, ExIispsirArr vat rvpplud I and it now in ess 4jr lA* HttrapaUtan fit. Department of AV.r IGrl, at aire 1 mott,aJ tkr leading qttira. J CHEAP.SIMPLE A EFFECTIVE. . toofi FEb.viAun urfi * rxortxTi ' ssdpld K WTTBotrr a ' FIRE ErTINCTlSIIER. i ;«ra'wSlffl'ssS#s j£sa; | ' Fire Rxtlngutoher, i *r*i"inse>n*i>r u*( wiih '»*n??"si tte Srst : rff a | rawtefol Mall EsUMIatMre *1 nrt*, i aass&easxi-ii tsx.u&z. , "Si ris* KXTiNGEisneaissi ,iin>.. " 'axTntoniiiriia rat ire ! '*THk"f'raX XXliKCflslESLss *o Mssku I Ys? Pi *?* CXTt Ktiti IS H E s ess te ate ! ^Ma'AiavKTUiajiuiiKa WMJ . so* nails SB tor r*sre.kte«sstewln*llkr I AOKNTS HAKTSO ALL OVER TIIK UKI0K . Mawar, of wtrffr/*t* iss meiama ,Jfer,d ' I to A, Puttie au Ms nf MMfes of |U> . Bra's ywhssr. ' " sEm> pea Biuctrrnvt cnriuL'ss. | U. t. Fire Extlnguleher Co., , oases, a tnj as„ *; 't. " : 1 :

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; I'MTIID STATU HOTEL, ' 1 . ILATS BLOOOCOOirtl, ■ mar of Wurur tTRBST, ^ ' | "'''* ""b"Amrol I* Iks tllr- j f . | (FRF IIOI'SE, I ' I eark mat, saw jersxt, j J ; | BOB PUT BICE, Proprietor. ! ; T"ute£' s t: 'zz: j i ' i A1.1!* ."^ru TTbirwui te?»raiRS"k2i*te ; ' Deliceiaa that Ike Sshfftsrr Afford e. I i "T" 'lasiteisj luumaral p J I PACIFIC HOTEL. i 170, 172, 174 & 170 Greenwich Street, l , j O'S Door abate Cortland! Street, " l KKW roaa. , ' Kew Toss, Ort.,i*,tvaa I : 33SSSS«5S:tS " j wlll^te |SJ« Hiui. ssd ; ja &.*—*• ; • ! •'SrS'HfHr.s'^lree ! 1 1 l boii-ij Proprlidor. •j DP Y GOODS, n- r .j.N.'.C.jVasCo,.". ' |! j N. W. Con. I'biikt .V Serf* Pre, '■ . cjrk utr crfr, jc/.^ .p ' DRY GOODS, j ' SSkfSr.v..s. lv§Vk„„ra*. i AjJte!<>L<lStrvs. TKkVjis, its- I Deep and Second Muuming fluiols, QucoMWon of Fiacal Quality by Bets, f ARPETINGK > lofrmis. . on Cloths.- i , ; filrJSV GKQCERIES. . ■ CSI: S&. 1 -®s£Zent ; ! POTATOES A PRODtTK. > CaoSs *xsbs*s*d for Hotter, Xjjs k riodosi. j ■ AtrlsslU'sl lrep.lstesr.es r : "^ws, ; , K*Ms kj lte ,*ote •• k(f - ' l ■ " n,',>'^fK**sIte'*a!ls.' kr'*" l"" I , , Rte Ctear erei ste rsrete-es, ! : i MAfcK ,",D' : FRUIT RTATRH ' j * (*vm *t LINES inmp ; IftlAare Injmin, Ike CloD. ■aacww dk rehe*" " ' ' Waetdagton* Decatur flnwls, : Tie*" CAM MAT em.

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I SST2SvK&|f;['™N ! OR. LtilETS I VIQETABLE LIVES FILLS, •; : I : 1 5r,Ji.vS"- ,r. S3-I.-S? : : | j ■ , soYter their " Vo TsZ s5*sti pi serf wksre ' • I - ill a Prosrrr.r Is sold, rite., to Csste. ^resJ^SJm^re'teVYJs^'uilr^^late I •ad nssrtr la* "koto hoM al sUresate lasUsol | 5,te^1GrSft.1t?*Sre'. IS^i'ilto.0! . ttev aararettoUr. Jte. — . M ^ JHZTI CUTIL ' •WES K.TWI. /. steam VlsfiaMNT^ MOULDING MILL.,* balem. N. ir. ASAsisaaar oooas^ smrrftss, W1KDOW . Ait> . DOUR rRAllrs. ' naAcxrr*. mouldikos, i : "A/tot"* i ' *®4BR scRoLtiteAwrao.^ JWHftE PINE LUMBER, , BUlLDlNQ lsINE. ! ,! SS&l araiman Pine Tar Soap, CLEANSING AND HEALING \ PURPOSES. j This Soap Is prepared rum Maries Tallow, * aslsalk ria* Tor. As. te Is Ite Soret artiste rboaslas ool kasllsj Bolls, Carer Ids, Cksppte Mates, Tssdsr rati, AilsreyI: Is slsoteosSttel los Wstk.es Iks Hslr.ss , •'•fs+fiRpsafh* **ht.aM;iri»aris « ft a I tesotlfol (tarej ssvaartasa. . II la reooaaaraaate kr laadlas rkrsultsa as toilet pinrosEi 3SSS5 1 Ojfrcv iobWeM fHfi*, * J .vkte^CAK te ..smre.^ Jjpm w ^^ASHULLUT A M. W., m.sSste, K. H. I

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' | gllrote* IT1 assTk'^vkr^ ! | STaSriSS IK SNORT, Tho people kasw lbs arltelo, sad ll-asads so ! nresslsl Bod Doslsr IB Msdlslste Is lbs THE C. «. CLARK CO., j , " -.a - . Bead I Rated 1 1 Bated ! I I THB >TTIXn«3 OT Til riOTLl IS CALLED TO TUB World's Grail Rsmedy, , "... OOE'S DYSPEPSIA CURE I . SSL I Indigestion, Dyspepsia. Siet Headflatulency. Lassitude, ' Ha""' , Death' .sokes, sere. ,r*?i'Ate!' ' Ltsn^IhxTWM ' COE'S DTSrETSIA CURE Hil COMB TO THE RF.8CUB. A GREAT RLE1IIKR. ATreos too- L. f. WARD, teem, laretejh.. tel SSiri; telih Drspopois. ssoatetesisd VMS via.es i CLKRO TMJtlt. DRUGGISTS. te, d.s((lsl la lb* eaaalrj will HI I faa.il : raws OteteteS' > (te prsIM or lis irasl SMtlslaal vlsSaa*. Gnwa Bvmnii fivaa will sis* te laate Issoloskla Is *11 mm at DUiVkaa, Urate Iter. M.~, sosrire Caw,1.1. U, <l,lpl M .ste te late, avarr SlsorSterd """J ,rmj m t. tl. CLARK CO. e, Sals f"' "'* ""ra, (saa.