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«#i - . . rjr j >■ -t -v £ ■' "P I "THE LITTLE SHOP" | | 427 Washington Street I A.B. VAN DERVOORT | OPEN ALL THE YEAR | I We have a full line of Stamped Goods, | | Columbia Yarns, | Raffia, * § « And all materials to be found in an up-to-date | ■*; Art Shop. AUTUMN MILLINERY A new lot of Trimmed Hats on display. .You are invited to inspect them. Style, quality, ,1 and reasonable prices unequal- / jw" Children's hats for school. MISS LOTTIE R. HILLMAN, Oiit Tuesday sment 5 a S'Udy 220 Perry St, Cape May, N. 1.

GRAND ARMY REUNION FORTY^NINTH ANNUAL ENCAMPMENT OF THE G. A. R. AT WASHINGTON, D. C., LAST WEEK. L A. t\ Gilr. ' ; Washington, Sept. 27, 1UI5. I; ToJ*X the' Korty-nintli Annual En- ' 1 eampim-nt and reunion of Grand Army of tin- Republic, officiary open- at Chtnp Matthew G. Emery, and the Citizens Executive Committee headed liy Win. I'. Gnde had provided and planned a great ' -reception for the Veteran*. At a. m. the presentation of tinEmery Building to the Citizens Exeeutive • Committee for the use of the I!. A. R. Veterans by Wm. Van Zandt Cox. \ representing the Emery heirs, the acceptance of the building by the chairman, Wm-_ F. Cudc. on b.-hu'f of the grfttixcns' Committee and its designation -is Camp Mathew Emery, ami I)ir.-<- ! tor -General Harry StanJifojd plnc.-d in " ^matte: - my impressions, hut if"TiiT-r~ |Kx6e7 not my ^-n. oue that will rer> main long with me. W l:C entering it. It is unKke -most oihrr large cities.. There seems to be an air V - aA3Y 3JUTH3 Avenue a long while.-, ami in mind I "Kent hnek t^»|aiw »itf bflSq* O. ^eSvering more tlmnfiftv vear-, hut il ^^^^ng^t^sjteaks to u- jn ,i i.ni-

_ lull of the last lifty odd years with its tab* of startling history from the be- ' ginning of the Civil War and of heroes! Tli- older generation of |s ople now ' living have vivid recollections of the 1 early sixties and the men that were I responsible for tin- making of history, i they can sec the liults in the chain tliut ' takes them back to lite memories of ■ youth and where posterity may have them for an inspiration of greatest f - deeds. They van well" remember a number of j pr--mi£-nt statesmen from President I tied to their fathers. Ji „ )] The Veterans at the Capitol: Gathered in the .•np'it.»i'.o?'the natioi ; r. sponsible for their" niilAiig,- Vaii '-ielt the link in the Miairi "thittr takl'sHKl iil | {,i, a;ii.r.sd7i»iv| nation. • "4o" mark' tiie "A^iss'tthifes 'wllA-h "hit. •; ph».-ed"it! dk-'t W gri'StJ-t MpUhtieGif .the ( with Spain, the un pleasantries through. aiWTefoH «h-n til" very nati..ii_it-elf wa- threat, . "e.ned wih disseiisiV.n within TTs*Ovvn, tsirj. iter*. In the XathuiaUMusenm. the k»v4 ; ! 3HT M3SO The Memories of War Days. j ' Ol • TAlqUwJnflA marched l..njJ" Immortal Armv .'.f hi» youth, th-ri «i|l

hands playing the old familiar tunes, 1 "When Johnny Gpmes Marching Some," 1 •The Girl I Left Behind Me," "Anld J i-ang Syne," and many other old time ' war songs. There are many other stir- ■' ing pictures or scenes and nearly all of ' them, I may say, it is the feeling they 1 inspire. 1 am past the age when a mob ' has any attraction for roe, but this is « nothing like a mob. Thrilling and Pathetic. . { Pathetic it was to see these old "Boys ' in Blue" striving -with all their strength ami will _ to parade as they did fifty 1 yearn ago at the same .place. It was a j ' picture of patriotic fervor, a lesson in j patriotism. It is tho long look that re- ' veals truth. Things must lie seen in ' order to he understood. The National Fife and Drum Corp, j [ consisting ei/tirelv of the pld veterans, was a great feature in the parade, playing the same old inarching songs, "Rally Round the Flag" "Marching Through Georgia." It stirTed the old boys up to I * that pitch that they had when many of ■ j j them joined. In singing the chorus there i , were remnants of all the old famous . , regiments that won glory in liigtory, the • ^ Burktail, the California Regiment, Col- 1 tis Souaves, Rush Lancers. The ap- : plause was great whenever the old tat- , tered battle flags were borne along, and . . ' the men that carried them stepped out J , more lively whenever the applause j greeted them: Along the route of th»! , parade one could hear some calling ont j' to those in line the nickname, "Phil," • , 1 ".lack." "Ted," "Bob." names given to * dear old friends. The man who journeys ' s,throngh life wjthout a nickname or an " I ahreviation which denotes comrade'sHl^l'' 8 is generally incapable of strong IVif-ml- 1" " ship. Owing to the a<Jvance,l age bfrYfie"! ® I veterans there wen- many iHSlWiSflty8 8" {"incidents connwted with tWpiii-A'&'.'jWo- * hahlv twelve or fifteei/'VfFril'lloftipenii . ' e hy exhaustion to ilrd|l'"dlig'HI,'liil^ T * a short distance of-'thf 'PWffd^tikr'Ve. 1 r* [ viewing slaml. 1t/fllif'hWkrty"h<-?Ht! tttich ' 1 stronger than tliWf TW>dfei7. "rtn pa'^lhg ' lf j the Treaifift'y ' »A?lding': rft'"<!lW WftWh (side, there' «*lfi .1 Wfgt fdrtlilcV' A r6 tcFie.l 1 I a. r..W"iHi'.1 stvi-j-t afrd itf'"Wrge"^C«^rt l rSilWlnl.1 IniiniieiidriHoh'so^-'Wie VdldlMs Mfe'llM Vifr. which' ri'ad. "Tircri K'Me ' 4 ,^|i1ir'flli«T lihtlfmr i'irii"ffev. i,Iydf>rt*!-I-rtic j one it oW»l# to"' its'' dPfrtld?ra' '••iff fthe 4 " Loion."- This banner - was -a— .luplicate | '* { of one that hung across Pemsylvania I ' 3JTTtJ .0 it"" V BmmsiwwBrtr-'aiHhn- •*•>» ,, .«» i. waged in Enrols', is the most cruel most i. " iiiin.niatttkl no<6l3ftlj«60ili>le war i, ' . \ . i waaed in the history of the world, j, * «Uh..»il.! Sventwao-'-sfuivisultlWit rttr Tlwn [ [•MRfiWs'ihouM 1 »la- TfWftiNUW <fiV1h'ii-i ;; "chl ««.• ipmsf3W»i ' ■ included in the membership of tlK-GffHvH \ Army 9ffiChtii8"-p»»h>iR T.lUiH rillos iri ■ Tan K*3 «I «". ) '! "taHd 4h> fight impVecoes -j ; ; A-I.;»i.-Tl«»it<nilte «o,lfc|- IM*t#,t,a|(tJ#triphjri . ] !«»-■ darMmUlaaoilfcl ■. 1 . up",. rojyat lH' T' '»>■' ; * !t j.jl r.enHtacaTI witttO» riMsnlrtaaV/ 111 jj ? _ There was about a thousand of thw(j. ~ltoy Seout« in the Camp Emery waiting', , .i aoei aaH2ijaAT2i ^4 I .\Tj"w^y to their oarioiis comhwij^^d i * — Afimiial i SCa m. .

assisted them in taking care of their and equipment- All along the line of march the boys were constantly 'busy helping- to maintain the lines of . spectators, assisting aged men and women across the streets, running for aiubu ances and drinks of "water and rendering first aid to women and children crushed in the crowds or overcome from exhaustion. In fact they seemed tireless and as it were, almost to anticipate the wishes of the Veterans. One could hardly turn without seeing or meeting one of them. They seemed disappointed ; when they could not help in some mtn-jm-r. It was a happy thought by the I that started to organize and form -■the Boy Scouts. It has done more to ; make the youth of the country maulv , {self-reliant, and noble-hearted, than any ( ! other schooling that has been know. ' Excursions to Places of Interest - i Thursday, September- 3pth ; A party of about thirty decidp&;-|t< r '(visit the Washington Monument n.JJp g i had to wait until il a. m. befor*:*uy/oii< J j could enter. There was a Jrni^.LwiesS I 1 1 Veterans waiting their t*nr Ip.^n u| I | in the monument. Thqi^jfjdBCielfiTgtP | I held thirty people an/1 jrej juyjj a^iu( fit j ten minutes time .p*Jtfgji,TrO)||lfi,ffr-on ' ■ the tower window^,, j beautiful sigli^ lpo)fj|ig Vhf'flWW'BBPA8 1 , the fity,i )._,ji ) ,cl< kjO i >t « w9W»1*f#l I gathereiL,,^ Wn«te. i| ! 'with thfj, UMWWSb rjkt f givssi-d,,, iintei„, i^-i„.n^eiV,^iq..,,fiim; ApKrl'Vv. ,)»!!„ addition- ipf vim.tf&f.'W | ' (JWlkv/ ''niWPSv jitlle ^lUlHgl^.ii IP I : .of lfi4 ,'<rtf {jtiM trWWiH «L HW//WW«.V , P.»T. ex ! J'gress to .complete the work. b}H,„jJier{| TfflSf ,,Ht|M?BHf|onc.f»lrf ) a" «•>«(, ' | In 1S7S the work was resumed a&,a m {jrV11- .it [i",^ti"l,»|1..1fil»PraprM.on4 [ and the, iijaaini/itj|, pj/jniii ^ Av^.Si.co.ipf j [ P'vMl'.i 4- ,^K4- fT"»t of th<i "loyi/iip'Vf, , ,i>va<J ^ js:.710.3^. The I ( fo'indafapy^ii, tft-^'P measures . ifrylv,; lIlf. -MfeH ?)>«*•«,., pPun4 j . i i- ,*.&>*%., it}* VWS tjic.shqfi I [:b -y-Mhtim?-. wpiie.a^ i-i; I feet thick. Where the- ^ramidal . tflp j { j iH-giph ,t^«' ..vails are <jn|jj (finches j I {thick and about JJ5 feetlsquare- - He. in- j : ; -ijaHtfitD(kv«airMi,.hf ^lasjie^out- j [side or facing of the walls is pure white* ijbMSttsO ,SitsiM3 noiloa .0 lo s-sltd | 1 ! Onsevwly Hi f«-ot- np landing- -up' 'the I ' [ stairway "is a - stone iioitati'd - by edify • ! 'mrtirtn or.i'colnftfiy. - Thi» noble monu- j • jtmeat ;ip a fitting lueinoruil t d tile great; ' noble man. the-'llr-st jireiidisit of the : •_pl'iitjed-' 'JStiites . of - America. George ' liVnehingion. ■ -■ ■ [L- il}«" idontiimed Tirctt-xveok.iu ;iJ:ii(j ' j 'li MRS. SAMUEL MARCY- DEAD. :J"' !>fW:^IarT:iMaVcy'--*'ido\edPthe -late ; ffafinW A! Mareyi Aled 'tit'the'-reBHli'iicd ' ihf'W r'.'lhiuglit.'rv-lIli'!'. C.'-X* Merehiint, I I at Bangor. MaimJ. "'iiir'^tniday niorning 1 j las<:',!,Thb-! Hun'rirt fhitff "the^ j|MSlrA'1MtW-dead tilV Watffington street' 8 rTWriday'H-imifig, detoher a»Ilf.: >nW»;: ' ' auQO HAOH.HAHit MliOn OiiWfiaTfmld, | Spring Cometerjv i --lfifrs?Matdio-it'p«fTviV- irdiv diiT'mOtlier.: "»Slb«».\indit Moodr.nrfndiia flemt*tenii)lr<.| M« dliMi r ; -i •.•pwrp s'lldul - -dre'-lnnlj. I'laniahotieednnnidfor'-Mwenfl yeai-e-ptl-t ; - 1 'to •■•.in.. ■ I. :<o i.:...: ■' i Min j . "PlifeM DEMONSTRATION NOTES. 1 ! v ""(tANNING DEMONSTRATIONS : ; r . :APnnI?c lln'^er. E-cten-hmi ,i inestic x-ien7-i~ Willi lief" assistant". MUs aaviAjro ow 'l tables at the following place': Rio "ivilr J -Mr~ Ii.Hjl-'- . 1'W'-•ttftor-'Nia J.li' .'*»»•• .Vww •Miws.sij tip-:' :j-ilN"W"fiUi -.Vl '•!»*, V.' WM-r liKth. beginning at ' :'nniCWS'lo!Wl" !i"liHWni 'ullV..Ht' •'jl'mKnftli! h.-If''i«.,Jiyi. dVl^'lllUl . .jXiiu neliirk. .i(*H -.IKK ..its fllfg- nKiH|ff»l's,./|rst' W»»,,»Ti*»fswAw" hrt.ve,4;Ht r"«p 't"'Uira' - 'i titr.i iTr'Hii AJiftlUvitnD-sjiltw '. -iestiy urge that as many as possible gj,liUHdi ; liypl-l >f* mitDC-,^t'n/>nittfgti<»ns.7/ ( • , i-ul liEOBtff- .15. i !Jtu-»l* .r.s«lA>>"«Uy. fHMW.iI)°"W>P*t:Wlor-1' I "THROW IT DOWN IN • DISQUSS" • RiiHi. :'fWpinsky,'lwr1teee afniising ! 'Kbait'ntohr' ciititidl "For - B«tt-r and . fVW Wfifti-" In rtMPh'LilliK wliotWorkv ; in a toilet gbods' lhbp;-'trfls as' follow* ' flii ldnfl of'Teading1 she'lBfeb: jl "What I wanf-'iW h'-'dePp love, story. IT I jdtlrup a hobk and nt' aW't "gift love by the fifth ps|ge, I fhrdw Tt dbtrii "In discttsi." — Octobfr American Magarihe. = . -° ,./ — Tl-.u. ■■ M < Positively*, no copy will he .received ] for publication iit the. fiur and .Wive 1 after -3 o'clock -Thursday. R. AL, andj < under no aircumstancc- will oogiinnjsilm- i tions be publiriied without the signs- I ture of the writer. I

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r FITS CAPE MAT COUNTY. r While careful attention has been given t to the enforcement of laws governing II I automobile traffic and drivers obliged td ■ conform with restrictions to speed, t4 g ■ carry proper lincenses, lights and round si i comers the proper way, munmipaalpffij u i eials have overlooked one JorHne moll it • important traffic regulatoin* 'on*th^'i<tat[ ^ - "te books, one tliat nqfds-jtp^xpjfjprced ^ I t» tl* publiSe i: I t,av.l n.gi.t, , I Infraction, K(« AM"™) " • and numerots* accidents have occurred • by rrason of tlfe St itl'VnfWHfc; a i menC In^i^ji^ ' w,1° 4nd 2; • ( letter of tlieUa* oBWfcVe 3i*UWt!id<caffl Y i , ful to detect viols tions and inflict finef 4 1 8 *• -A 4^IefiWtt!0vij: vdoTvi! ei soiJoX ! ■ )c The Act w*ot»fdHtol Deads WsifoHoiiwr 'i }.iik«C9I« iiaw«a '.'MjfS ' horse, horses'®- •tfth/r bclMs^'IB^l^fl.rry {p i «Utd*r .ttobi peJEM "TRifii tWriri'AiWit.-. <1 •*i!a 3!s«'oT'1i«"fMn"iiii,iB,w«n S lor 'it sproablo tbrBei-s.BiongoiliBtiihre'-jat-.lcaaj b kHfll ri ji« «f wa&rai'iPalisspiisil , AlPlaylht s«-aHMa"/frKm .V^4otrdB'ai|> least two hundred and fifty feet distant £i in the direction towards which the vehi- a .[■.fc-cJiiiBiwlAwy Jpcreosioritorpftrariefi Mb- t M m v j than two and one-half dqllars, reooref- T ;nblK.)bet«re .saay jnstith af'ithi' peabfe, h -jfW^fiA^tefcbTn'-tt^ot^cr:Vir"'6{llpi'.4pri^r hi officer having jurisdictipij.^^co^. xjjsp- n . istrates and .YifHr<-rf; iii^prpeefiding smdrr v i|r!-i'li» ovjlfir:'** test the. enforcement of j • jtliis law in the vicinity of May's Tond: j , i from the seashore, recently stationed!! f himself at a nearby point and in the Ic C course oliaZSWidr counted jf p Uwen^-vctt .wagofle -itriviug offer dark [a tj without lights. No observations werejl 1 niailoiin nt bed Mictions Wf' the'lfllliiicij t ijpi|I|ty at tjje.same time, sqo...-it is, fair, to v ) | assume that tliis i* a cons.n-afivc- eB- T Primate being |( S I drivrti ahoiiT after dark in 'this vicinity r • witlioifti:: lights as reqifired'hy'law.'';" v -| •Gh^etvatioiis made near l4gf|' jjarbjir . entity siio\yed cpncJnsii.ly that . May's ' {Xiatiding is «ot -the only K-t-tdon df the e county in which this, law is held in cons' [tempt. In fact, numerous collisions j - (near the, W,inr Pty- point to the coutlu- j t *aion -tlikfi.- the law is openly violated tj e dtii- drivers df 'iiorse-draw-i vehicles. Aiit<f « ! traffic l»-ilig much h)#vW ihro'ugh that ; . mniiicipality. if isiiliffieult'to nrnke just . jponigar^wiys,, lyit ..tiip. faet. js apparent ; jtbakdP ft'ii. near. Initli .places drivers of '-j i j wnimne v lohiti- tlie law with " impufiity. 1 y >• ' 'We "a rd relialilr -informal that coh|- | rt plaint', have ' he.-n elifen-il with tile ] !, •stlrte Department of corvlit'"ii-l Existing ['. g in this vicinity, fikewis. at Egg Harbor I t UelstngUfcl- few iri the fr.tnh 'rthiyfex- • I'pvl-.t", U- plac-el.; uuJi-r arrr<l, -itVitli I in all Hi- publications of ii,e law that j' d. b'ayi' lijH-jy'liUidi-. all^tiiji ' \ya4jiinga '^jjail.' ' lia\.: i !.'• g ^)s» ' 1. mayiiWV* i.j ptf-uuwd t»' kn-iu tie law IX-gJ r«H|ht» ' ■•J i" «arry * l-gh* krvfe '"AitkaiteAi rlr«le..-»flA. -*h - -I-'. . 51 is-'tfMA'ftW RU hi Atlantic (.i'im, -. v .., .n»-r>.. >»,>. inw 1 I i mid if fhose-'i v »■ .••(. ti'U," 'dW«,4t/»i#i • •' a{ 'I'eu.led. ivt.d i .. , oiij, (),;og[..fv,'-r hi* inc., .Xlgt .tow xmirt; K-. ,af-. read . /hi «Z. 'lindf««f >ej-.-.wr|nn'l. | "tr«T 01 . niehl. Mayi-'T>^g"R,^rJr'i'i"''plJ I' ,F\J-.4WW •• 'of v-.'^; y.nTiRnllfclirArih Mason-, and- lis- re- { .noilpsO to aoifoK ■hi the committee en' Juri-prnd-nrc. sh 1 1.3Q • BDUoaoa • at tWrty.sCTiHWAnilHa*. -7c» and if n ' »»'" rilft COflJrfjUlteij.^^fe £ • 'o"flL|l'n.iirfi«rf AP at- fff j - infiyiifH ' tJlhiK Mil/ May/ ,m >,«•» if. J SUFFRAGE ffOTES1'*'' |,nr ^ J mtM;I Hrt^t?^ffe' "4d^na«i4ir ti.o [« si?)1- nr ,Ge«-an <"ity on Saturday 'HSi t-«»-fV: * ■ dress large and rympalhetic audi-nei-- al r j in -fL-uKli>ii4>1'dg»!£ fiqaSvasiidauoiidBiin v *i [ men caine^np to t^e car lo pled|;e the 1 jr1 1 votes ' voiiintarfiyj anii Tri.-'udly erics" 'if .„*! 1 "we're "ujltfi yoii'''jinil^ "coin/- iiJpiin.'j'fW- • tr .lijwt-d jjhe^ psir^ jn toini. ^ 'j .'I — ^-=--1. >bol,-o :) "j TEACHERS' WSTITUTE. ,s(f The gnnual CaDe May Oounty •' Teachere,'Tnslltt/t^-,whl be held in the j r Ca-pci May flqgh School, Thursday and .1 . Friday, October 21st and 22d. Hon. S. -* Fees, a"memher of Oo»gfMB~fHJm' 'Hi . OWd, and preSideht oT-'AJntkSft-'OAHege b< in that SUte, will b^'tme' of the We- «d mire. He is one of the aUeat mea and 01 finest speakers ia this country. tt

THE RIGHT-Or-FSAHCHISE. 1 .1 M .YAM -JSA3 <10 TTZ3 HI fit' tu»i iBABto^hq j* Mi dlfel.Tt hat illations, and the other half he prohibited "fhitff pWt 'tSb?ein T If 'If n9KSr""."S 'Si W1M° <15,^ f»sn"si.ii'niE; Jisv si r«8* m-it- n- ' in the Snc il |SoSmU:u T .itou IT J. About one hundred and fifteqg years the men did not think it worth tdleto&^Wll*-'rtetf:9W#rtIno S^,Jiiawri.o^r.&^naalj0Ua«^ WoAAiBBHAnjl sdTdw-.ffllem'ko.^eittl uhapl (AaaWu BtUd id onrt p»Wio^clm*fci«rt fcaali^cifattuSt sktlfe ttm*1*iWflWri«!teftI3bn'>wad invegtedin *Uie pusbamL Sne could dSiwr-in-w:1 llfpCntMn HW'lfiiA-. I <Wc «J«W1 hti« «py>%f*ie ■irfeWiS^ anagj. kisd .,d .,j ooifnia Isiscsi -dJ should women have no part in making laws? Are women so inferior to men thaAotlrffljar8.,toffitv>|0,^sijgie^cb; re.SN!!"',,flisv!Bi^f«iiIW.°WlfcfrJf,' - men as to make them unsafe! fiHi^s.J,Hiciftr.prg,W*rlyi Hkp-.i..|f.-fflale izbriitiirii 'fhnrfcW -tic dne male! Are there , nof '*W^r)f«ahtif"°[if informed and hotter prepa^j|0Ajt jcattlffa vote than theiriMsfaiutdd! evsoil'l ->nO liet us consider a picture. 'W.feJWft'fQs - man. he is illiterate, vile, a drunkard, a [gambler and <eMt->-.f1iing.dlae'tihirt islitoill. j "WklftiF.'/jtVrtTCT woman. She is (edijC^ t < -(^ she is refined, she is well in- ] forme},' her morals are the best. She is j aff-owfR-r oT -prdjaTty- ii nil "pays Taxes. j Ti»t ij°5s?!iSW' ««- » the hiffliost bidder, ran vote, hut this woman is prohibited. Can any one say tlHBAU rigWFOa 30 H0U0SOH On,,tjy nincj^enth'dail of :Ocl^j»er/the of New Jersey arc going to say wheili^r "tHifi w/tttf;' ' ! ■ilH !.na '-/il-ig-iH i OBORflEhOGDBJN. ' . ' 0 ■el ioT -null ijGt?T AND?GBT BtJST® THie ' greatest criiih - -which ever tbsiOape ' Maj- (fitjv'ifi thc"eleeti3n [/b^-toatttissiofiers Vhi^lV J^o occpr , fMober lfitb/- 'np if thqcc ylip>|lf) 'be po ' apathy in meeting it. People should | gbt together as"nevCT before for the lhattic It -pmctiealUy for -tlieir hofn-s Kilif thc sfiving of the HDr r>rl%W *Ma'b ''fi.'m;tlie' total1 wreck 'w'hietf '\iyr pye^j whelm it if there are four years more lol'-Wtoh fifianrial Vmini'piihiTMl'ns Was |<exp!)(iem^4l'jp jthg, pprj»4, CrW" , jS.lfi-tP yakw p •; - • V it "» -•-mh>'« I ' safjL^j'GpoD Business. WN. " ^mraisajon Form of Governn^en^ has • j beeii fol-eed on this long suTTe'ing cP.y jihy t lie uiaiiipiilation of the Soating vote j and Jjie .dj^graceful apathy of pifJi.-y if [{those who are our most responsible eitI iivlfft1 anrt'it rtitiftnt fiowty ^*e•[.llrp!>!'nj«l!.;Jfe;i«wpng„mnn ..|pj Vp.,Cou)f nuWwdiil rUeiiit l -, helped. iHiiteui-it una is -, T..',r-U •«() ; CARD OF THANKS.' ! ,J^T "V 'SS etfoi'S limb iYi»L put forth t'> nominate •K8ffi2J^ MGimffi ' . AVh.-n the sy-tnti— r' s..v.-nn:ent by roipi„i3xieaoew. <tt>- H:iuoflo« hugdlMi lireshdlr'.-wmiaiipiil tUTairs. r V-. iltv '.ii ,li, " "/;• ; helpless. Tlie J..- - ha- Is^n, IU^<d fjy : tlieni niuj they must swallow it. no ; matt<tr h'olv *9 mfie?i° ft.-t® ^jP^rotest ' -agiifnstlWta--Mtt-giiesih.il - l lie Hi w '"'WI'PVl r:-"A!heW!,t]fl!e 'tsMfiiiva irti* I'tiit :he four y.-pr-i tlijil .it ^Sfv,.„J>i,yn pi power, there ha- le-en an increase of sixteen cents, and*"anof)ier fact that is 'tost aigjtc of -is-tSiai -j*op«Tty Vulfii<k fe'te 'D-Wii "Tioosf^H. ..'.WvxvlithHtiie point win-re "they* were Vour years ago.' 'tlie 'tlfir ra^e! *ilAnli1.' of 'ddfirbe. ' ho Viploll. hijjlier., : . - r I ,e.M., ; „l . -"Tlie11 eiimmi«sioner» • are Ifii-'poaed'to ^fft'thc rii.^n'sTMTity'For'thl*e,rtiangas % 'j^f»u%fs;,i»p 'jb.e . l|g}>1pYui^ 'iiflf tbSeboan*. of trepliqldpr/, bbtnthjejl*sponsibiiity doesn't rest entirely in those quayters.— Trenton Gazette. <"ioi. :hii'.- ;i;iau9 /i>z .yz< i -;t - 1 j jr. .&vilatlownhav# Ven|ifWH4,.% *eadtng .!ofuafflBa u.Mabri i IRichakdSos, datighfer:W m; »M<HaJBlH;,a«at.<rf lfc)s.-0. k'fa.Z***, . TTrarsdSy afternoon. Hie aamcea First Methodist Cfcarch.