renstrom s neilsoti,...likuls mid (3r;iivn $11! wttrln of prizes. nn two puiutcrs care to inulto n...
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VOL. IX. DOVER, MORKIS COUNTY. XEW JEKSEY, SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 0, 1880. NO. 48
TEE IRON ERAFUBLUBSD ETKBYSITI'UUAI 1JV
The DoverPrinting Company,I'TJDUSIIIiUS »»» PBOMET0118.
Offloo on Mora Btraot neat Blattwall.
T K H M i OP 8UUSv:iUi»TION
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ADVERl ' IS IKa RATES.
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ft 7K|$ 1 B6 *
WKB. il WKB. | 1 H O .
1 Hf> !5f 1 I"IOJ$ 1 7 5
PASSAGE T ICKETS
ORAM, KANCE & Co.'s STORE,
PORT GRAM, M. J.
IJlOll >ll tin; -i)riiifi|iiLl lines of *teamBhiiiH( (rout Nuw Y«rk niliivfr|MKil at LOWKBTIUTE"). A-)rto MlAFI'bUNGUE^TBltlTAINAND JHELANU. ifi-t
R. A. EJISNK'KTT, H. o,
I I O M a i O P A T H I C
Cor. BEackwefl & Warren Sts. ,(Oupoi«i(! Di>visr Hunt,)
DOVEII, N. J.,e of Wonniti mid ChiHrrit, mid of tin
KromitlEnrHiPU-ialtiiii.wiH!7ti>tfA.M, (ltf FINJJ GOLOltS lor fminting. Also OJf,Sforeign ami Dtimfititii'.JEAU, titc. I'niiit, (Vloriiij(ruHlioo mid Stri]>in(! V,mdh,
AltoftLoftbiiVi: j»oiMlsfrt)inr« known by luiutfrn. riHS'J'-CIjAS
OAIiRUOE tiTifl KJ.EIUII OltNAMKNTH.hud u lurpiei^rfi 'in't- r..niic-ily UP-
l
cljjst ii
FALL
WE AEE NOW FULLY PKEPAKED 10BOOT AND SHOE EVERY MAN, WOMANAND CHILD IN MORKIS COUNTY, WEDAVE EECEIVID OVER THREE HUN-DEED CASES OP BOOTS AMD SHOES DUE-ING THE M0HTII OF SEPTEMBER,EVERY PAItt BEING KADE FOR U3 OPMATERIAL ESPECIALLY ADAPTED FOEFALL AND WINTER WEAR., AND WERESPECTFULLY INVITE OUll PATRONSAND THE PUBLIC TO CALL AND EXAM-INE THE BEAUTIFUL STYLES AND THELOW PEICES AT WHICH THEY AEEB2INO OFFERED AT
RflDEREl s
i! IjiiiliiiT, fr h \u\mvl-
THLT OLD HTAN r>~
ONION HALL BUILDING,UincLwoil.strrd, Dovor,
Hot Air Furnaces,
COOK, PABLO11, HEATING
STOVES, RANGES,A c . A l a o ii v n r i i ' t j (if
.EROSENEOIL,LANTMiNS AND
JiltlTTASIA WAKE,
PIN & JAPAN WARE,
EAVKS, T1IOUGHS, C O F F E E !
• CUSTOM V O U K ! W E A HE CONSTANT-
LY iniPJtOVlNfi THE QUALITY OF OUItCfiSTOM WOIilv, OUIt AIM Bl'HNG TO
JIAKE AS GOOD CUSTOM HOOTS AND
SHOES AS THE VKttY BEST NEW YORK
CITS' ESTADLIHIIHUSTS AT MUCH LOW-
Jill W(j (.;JtKH. THAT WJ3 AM! SUCCEKD-
1NO IS ATTESTED liY THE TACT THAT
NOTWll'HSTANDINaOUK LAItOE FORCE
OF WORKMEN WE ARE COMPELLED TO
•WORK VI IJTKia; HOURS A DAY TO KEEP
TT. WE WILL ACCEPT MONEY I'HOM
NO OKJi FOIt AN UKSATISFACTO11Y FIT.
WE INVITE A TRIAL AND FEEL THAT
WE PAN aiVK IN THIS DEPARTMENT
THE BEST OF SATISFACTION.
RODERER & HEAGAN,COR. WAltUEN AKI) DICKEBSON STB.,
OPP. U.,L. & W. DEPOT, DOVEK, N..I.
Hlui! .,,,t L'wr.v iK;a
Bin-eld tlic pall u; -i
Hack f«.~ii off thi- mi
ViMilIali
l'ick iThuj.wi
n blue
irv ]\1UKIUS COUNTV CALL AT
STINEB'S NEW YORK ANDOHiMA TEA CO.,BLAOKWBLL St., DOVBB-
OUR ^ A OT. TEi> Strinl "i l l \>rovv. tlinctiiilrd ut V') cis. (
lc»i mill [io(¥ier Inknn in iiiuli«i(,-
' ALKXAKDEK WIGUTON.l '
MEW MARBLE YARD
irilllger'i Safes.
VOORHEES BROTHERS,MOBBISTOWN,
COFFEE COFFEE!Including Bich OiJ Mi.olm, G.ira
Stc'lllll n);nili'lit, .lavHtfil. Ahvi
isiiiUi, Kaiitus, Kin nro all
Tlio ITilialiilnnlHwinter supply frnn
if Dover ami Morr
SOLD AT COST.s Comity will tlo will hy imrclmsiiij
Renstrom S Neilsoti,MERCHANT TAILOES,
OPP. THE DEPOT, DOVER, N. J.
For Saie!
BCILDEIIS', OAnnUGEMAKEItHMiLACK-BHITES', 00NTRA0TOR3 AND MIK-
IMG SUPPLIES,
ARricnltni* implemeDtE, Bscdi, Fortitizore,&n. Ttk.18, Oil", QUHR, cto.
WALTER A. WOOD'S CelotrateiMOWIiltS and SEAPERS.
OKOSQB C. TO0BKEI3. JtHES B. YOO&HXES.
McKinnqn Bros.
Axes and Edge Tools,ROCKAWAY, N. J.
Minting boon reported lliat tfaEs old-oBtib-lUlmi] ind Weil-kncwa firm li«» (jone out ofuiimts'l 'wd t»ko *Ms in tu i t of m running tlicSriblic tli'.t Bin* 1B not the u w . WB are «li"in bminon l»vo no con DOC! km wiih nny utlicSim vhtlever, mtl itult cnu tlimt ID nuke onweli^Qinn coodfl i»UI* h i t t e r care thin oveii l l flnr foods iro liind-niailp throughout andwe ir* the out; Orm la Itacknwiy making snub3 - ' - eallrelj bl h)D&. \¥>»rTujec( for
THE UOXBUBY HOTEL!(FOllMEltLY ALLTE'S HOTEL,)
SUCCASUNNA, N. J-PEED. MAST, • - - Proprietor.
Tlio above house U lonntedits one of theicaltbient aiid luost tLnrmitig places iu tho
te, within ft fow niiuuten mlU «f Um D.& W. ltflilrond on tbo aart. and ihc Oen-
trul IUilroad of N J. on the wort, mil ifliJH' d i M Uiulil'a Lnlto nnil
[)rojpritlordt«ignKtocif tlio most popularf thu State, aud prtr-
liEg public, for whomf t will bo snp
thim nn Lonr's d'ivke Hopnlcoug.k t b i l
•taceain thisioularly with thu t
i
BACKOFF'SVARIETY THEATRE
BILLIARITPARLORS
Sussex St, 3d SOOT from Canal
o, DOVEE, N. J.Thn piriurfl *ro Ihomnfyhly •ijufpr1*1' tnp I.IIKeat I'IHUIIHIB,
ns IHIRRIOS. mnstfl wni I'liirib d l mnd to onlc
irk will h
ill. iViiiF'iov lin sfi'inty no]*ri 'fiit. tp any mirk. Any nut! wisliiiiR limoyby cnniiiij; tn mynning OIHOWIILTL", ami Hi l
IRA C. COOPER,MASON AND BUILDER!Contracts lalcn nml mat.Tiiiln Inrninlifil f»r
BU1LOIIVGS, BRIDGES,
f UlUtJi: or
ERA-D1AT10NS.
A Delmilcr IIIIK pn( of
ild l)ii slut, t j tho Nimrtidacrowding that way.
One bundled thmisniiil dollars willlygiiro ft mill si lifu i>IcoinrorL nnd ensor give liini the ownership of Maud S.
ixitlicr jiupuSar idea ib t h a t tbc'.tier cl][ni»i!,j -vith tho moon 's I:ict•vcuthtr roc'-nla r.ro iiccu'ssibio, fihuuldiiili find Hiiiiufjujtioii in tiiiJ fancifuluiutr lulii, id un inlrri.Mthig coiic olnt^Ilcctuat aunrivii!. Y«:f, liowevur, t honet roumiiiH, and IL ovury-uav* Iifo ouo»f thu liior-t fr tf iutnt loiiiaiks a|»iifi--Hiniii" tuwot, wwithur in, tlmt it willio tloul.l. L-ljiujyo irif h the nxxiii.
In tiiGiiy parli) of (htj eonmry givattUufioii iN j>Lii.1 to (lit) (Jay of tlic wtuk•D which t lu-cl ianeoofthujt icwnocpura.
Tliu^, if tho tuuou c!!iiiij,'fj on u Sunday ,r« toM tbut -MIHTW will Lo a iion,l
b r fons lho mutith IB o u t ; " vliur.iin unioiju uu a Mt.ii'lay if) nuaily isvury-
•II not only for fi.ii- tt.mHu.-r, but•1 iuck. A cliai.yi!, liuwtv.-r on
i-l Kijjjii, anil ijuuiiiioiio jironulxi t->
Ko Pension Wanted.
He dido't look a bit like a patriot asho stood rubbing his back ou ft cornerwutl, hut it isn't every body who ens tella puiriot at first bight. They were talk-ing about jjeuwous, auJ all ut ouce hewoke up end wid :
Wae I in the army ? Yoa bet I was 1—Didii't I lmvo eLargeof one of the big
s iu tlio troocbes of Torktown-1Didn't I Btuud in tbo mwl all duy ttntl
ocp in tin! pund all night, find wasn'tliiut uiii:b twiBfnd my legs out of
tln;rot:4 Be.
njiu with tho rbctitnatiaiu f Aud yotvn I uppiicd for a jiiiiiriun ? Una tinyo r::-( II nir inwiliouBly Htrolciiing forthm m l l o u n i b n t t h o vi lah »if t'.iis d i t -!!.,(;J country V Hut n vr.ih. 'N l (.lit1 lutil itiirtliini; (u bay, fiml prt-jfly bi! wjiit on :
'In tlm iirmy—iiumiili? Who saved•day nt Mnlv.m. Il i l! ? Who hiflci•fiittTji (it the unciiiy with Lift ownml ? WLo wns da^HLtcd by Bixtt-oii. l i i l H i m . l i . t r u ^ l . p G ^ . Mot id l i iu ?
Ami jo t fJneH nny jiH-ms-iiiii i-imr^i mewitli mnliitiff uiiiliiipiit viiiis !o jii'iiHiuu
H fi.itinl, KLMUCICJ here mit]: aS.>ntb to KKMIF tbii! tlw hunlshipH of tlio;;t inn-fa uf I l l i q u i d its well f ;;uli>d Jickl Imvr ]».ft me witLi only OIH>
lime iin-1 u>> l i w r at oil ? H a n g a nyMio.who woaliJu'L MU'iilico Iiis liv»r fur liiigJoriouflwimito ' l
i l c luiriit'd tip five or eix mnlchoa in fvain effort to lijrlit HIP s tump of a cignifiiid tiiea gruwloil o u t :
' I mar look reedy IHJW, but wbo leilt t ip8eef .n l Cnrps "at Fa i r Onku 7 Wlio
uroc Qagfi from ILo e n e n i j withLiiliaml? Wbo was slmt iu four phewitrl Ir ft for i\oaA 1 And jot do I go•hiuing around after tho fiunticial Tilula•f tlii3glorimiaEor»ihlio?-Notft
of Hit!g :
! it Hn
a ia oiico fo
:,K;:,L pro
nda/flf;,
1 EJDU.
i l ln i . l l . He
nro ILo fulIo'iVin^A HiUurdai'i) cbiuiyc am
Onwj iiIn Ni
NnviT w"i» (jiioil LIICI nurer nullTho Hnniij iidliou fxisti un the o-.iiili•ut i WL-IIUL-MIIIJ in I la l j , MiJ Fridnjllio ouiilli of Fruiuio liuiug rc^ardoi,
us wifovowblo dajH fur u chiingo u\
from tboaapuctoftbLMinjou. AtWIiily,fur iuataiieu, wlion the mmn ia fltir-rrt)iii(U'(] by a Imlo uf watmy «ioinl», iLcfioamon say Ihuro will Lo o clmiii;1: u*\wntliur, fur Uio " ntoini dogs" aront)Dii';, This hub is culled iu Hcutliuid" hrugh "—tho Ciirly Tunlonic wonl foi1
;irclcf na iu tlie follo\fii)g rhyme :
Aliont Ibe moon (horc is a brmjh,Thu lytatlicr will bo cuiilii nud ron^h.A pale moot!, too, is equally miftivor-
ihla : a pieco of (Vt;atlicr-loto to wliicliilialiGHpefiro ftllujoa in tbu " lliilsum-iicr Night'H Droam " (net ii, sc. 21:
Tbcrefurc tlio inuoii, tbo gjveniuas u 'floods,
dn in lior auger, ivashcm nil tlio nir,Tliut rlujHimitic dis:;aacf t)o ubmind.
WliL'Q tbo moon's borna appear to ': tonfs ?>int upward it in H:iid to look like a! '^'°>
boat, nud iti luntij purts'there is mi iittbiit wlien it is tlnia fiituateil tliero wbo no ruin—a BUiierstition which OuorjEliot ilKscribtM iu " Adam Bale ;" " ItIKI hn' Itotfn better Inclt if tbey'iin1 buried him i' tbo fineiioaii, wbo.bo i\iiu wiiu falliii1; tliera's no likrlilootl of n drup now. An' tho moon liesike u bo..t tli'ro. That's a euro Bign \nir went her.1' Aceyrttintj !» Kuilori1 lieu tlio moon i« in thin position it .]•K»ti;s line weather, fur, io usa tho
Wiion I ruiich Oill tny linuil fiutlSan* to como down, it Trill be
I Imvo furgoLtou tho teitchiu^s cfrnn father."
oumlod ?' mqtiircd ono of
Beporlfir.There is a reporter at the luaa offloebo writes vi tb e^asl np id i ty witb
either bam1,. He is m ambideiter, atft bold, b&d 01,0 »t that. Wbsn therea rush of work at the office, and thodevil U sbonting "coppee" like&fie&diiicarnnto, this usofrjl reporter eita do1
at his dunk in full company iroot, and,with & piiuoil ia each hand, flinga offlocal hutijitsuiuga by tho yard. He writes
two ohectu nt ouce, and don't let illit LsiDi] know what bis left Laod is
dnviiigul, but it'a drifiug ull tho same.KU'L'IIMJ liegrit a little ofi his moiiteltm:i.--, nuil uttcjrijptcJ to write op a dujfight iiml a \uiHiug iu high life at tbLiniid ti-iic. lin got thiupH uiixod. Hiliftuds hilt clunr away with the gray matd-r in itirf rkiilj, uml things becumotorriMj cmfiiscd. This is tho way hiltfinr. tcit'MKijfid eadin.Ttly over ihe n!f ir, mid when theycilnw our saw the ilnnius uf anger diin;: from tbo uyva o1' tbo briiidN; fyatc,bo o|>(131.(1 witli tbu hlniiiiKof tho wed-
WftlliL-d dowii tlif nitlv Jhj incited cro1
»f{;aa to ^nt frantic, [i»d IIHTL- m;-uIls of "Sick Vm.Uull." "At him inTDIVELT," nn thu spccUitors befiamo intcr-tMpilmlhi ' I lgbl . Th.! brido was el<fjuntly aHired in pmo white narincnls .
fnliric, and ebe won1 tl.'h(Miin.stcnrlitimiul wliito ntli
nifjoliloHsoJ llJH toll);U's (urn sunnnry ljlrir aaai^tauce, acquaiutiiiE him at thoimo time with hia adventure. This was
tho answer ho n;cmed : " Dou't dis-turb yourself. Join is hero with all tbomoney whieb you tbiuk you huva lost.Ho feared your louia would go the wayhey lad come, and, littlo liking the nn-ioipalion, ho lias cuwo hw^tft^eeji, tba
trcaBurc eaf*. You como, too."
An old morJiBy, designing to leacb bissous ttie advantage of nnlty, brougtithem a number ol Btioks and desiredthem to aeo haw easily they might bebroken oua. -at a time. Bo each youngmonkey luok a stick and)broke it.
:Kow,"eaidtbefalhor, •• VH teaoli yona lewoo.'^ And lie began to gatlier thoattcka into a bundle. But the youngmonkeys, tKInkiag be vaa aboat to beatthem, set upon him altogether and dte-Bbled him. "Ttare / aald tbe agedaofferer; "balold tba advantage ol unity IItyan bad ossafled ma one at a Hmtf,I woaid bare killed eyary moUier*a BODof you 1"
*' Kowk" said tbs eohool trasleo to anapplicant for a iHtuttnn, ^Woknotkst B b 6 and d is vowels, bat whatuMit ia. know li, why fo Ihey vowels ?"
A Hire l*or{prfiiniso Stcnlt.
Mr. Solemnp ciino down stairs toleu o'clock breakfast with a vnennt eoan-tennuco rind a buckwiud tondency iuhsir that mndo his two oyos ncho. Hesat down to tho tablo and picked up histnifoatid fork, glared in uneasy wonderat something in the platter boforo him.•It bad evidently beoa fried in batter andwas intended for food.
Mr. Sete'-uup btrpooned it witb hisfork and lifted it up bodily, guing at itwitb aver increasing wonder,
Yftmtugdor tho sun," he exclaimedatlast, "iBthiothiiigr
"Well," replied hia wife, with just aibadow of & sight, "It looka like yoarnew acft felt hat, nnd tbat it -what Ithought it was, bat yoa palled it oat ofyoar pocket when yoa coma home thismorning and Bald i twu R nioe porter-house (teak and you wanted it broiledfor breakfast. Son needo't give m a a n ,ofitirmaotUongry.11 ••.
"ADa Mr. Setemup, wlio wu jait wildto kuow what olse be miQ when he oamehome, and wbat time It wsa, for the lifeof him didn't date toaek.
Vooioo ia io bid good-bye to her gon-dolas and weloome Bteam-tugi. Thetugs won't .be BO romaulio, but they willget a man home to dinner a great deal
An UKHANLT ACT.—Many years ago Ivan lakan lo a vory beautiful homo tosoo a rolfttivp. Ho WUH n handEomo man.a f»cc and forai, bad read much, hadimnasad wealth, and wfi» looko-J upon
•no of tho loading IUUU of tho place.His houBQ was full of (lovers and his
den uf fruit. Ho wns very fond ofliorsiut, I judged, from bia owning B6T-
l which woru qnito tho pridj of tholiiRo. Ho took mo out to see them iuir stables. Ono of them, n pretty
black creature, nngored him for a mo-
ient, nnd ho lucked her. Tho leg oftho gentle animal quivered, evidently•itli pain, na tbo rough boots camo
ngainst it. I BIIIIII neyer forgot how njyonliufja chimged toward him. A mnnif profooed cutluro to do BO rough anil
coarso » thing 1 I never visited bishouse after ward, and uovor desired to,I preferred to go where pooplo wetokind and goalie1, and never kicked theirhorse or tlieir dog. Tbat one brntul actipoilod fiis manhood.
Noilson's biograpbera having eib.nrststlngland in tho way of birthplaces, wo
shall start Amorica with Albany. Noil-soQ won born in that city ill Iho yoar1838 of poor bat respectable pnronts,and her maiden same was Mary ADDStoitb, Slii first ooucQivcd ,i pasaiuufortbestaga from bangiug on to thostepaofhotol omniuasoa and scrubbingtbe boards in nor mother's back kitchen.TUifl may be relied on, but if auy otherfellow thinks ho can do better lot himproceed.
Gilhooly atraye 1 into Da Smith'p gro-oerj.aooompaniodbjhiadog. Suddenly*the grooar cried oot, as if in great paio :•'?outthuo.dflrin'dog has eut up twoponnfla of iita, fresh; country butter 1"i'•Weil, if it don't hurt. Eb« dog it's allriglit, bnt I wnat yoa to understand he'sa vdaablo dog, and U'lu a i ^ ito pay aboat forty dollar* a/
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THE IRON ERA
The Dover Printing Company,
'ituiuritoy.Nov. Cfli, 1SSO.
The Nai.enal Elaotiom.Once more tiia nniion luu npoken, nnd its
\ voice again nbow» tho confidence of the,'"- ̂ pr^pJfi of out great eoniitrjr in the Itepubli.h ma juxly. The Democrats went into the
Aftw the atonB, Uio oaJni,'tand fttterBMh s period of political txcittunntt it the»nntry has (f>iia through every onefeela ft
of Tt&itl »t the tkougU th&t It will not«ion oeeur a ^ n . Alria^y wo ran look
kviilh K W lii-gnr of imiMitinlil} nn' ulint liitx I")*1" iii'ii.v Boitbom loaflcrs in theaama ot tbo Dtraoeoicy, and it is fall timitlmt they roctiiroti u rjuiitna. National credilit humti autl flbroiul, aud National ourreoc;
cuu be no S thau under control of theparty tli&t brought them to their presentpositiua.
Tlie Ttiriff is the only tone that bos atality of its own ; it in a question of policyou whioh bnncBt mou may differ; bnt
ild be [dnced in no safer keeping thanthatofQon. Oitrfield, a statesman of abilitygud experience, supported by Congress icommitted to tho protection of the lndnstriei
workmen of the country. These aretho reoBonB why budnosa men all over thtcountry have been interested in KepublicfttiBDoooflt). They have worked bnrd for it DDI*Uiive guiued it, and with it hove gained tboiwmruuce that Qorornment iaterfurence ani'polilioul uncertainty will not be employed toforce a "champ" in the steady prosperityare now enjoying.
"Tho South is eolid, thank G o d T d eTontly ncliiiraetl Mr. Blftokbtirn of Ken'tucky; "Sho waa uolid for Jeff.. PalbCfi, t.n& she will be BcliJ fot Uancook ID1680."
Strango, itlint m unhappy resnlt thepffejliun'of the Solid Sooth Menu to pro-duce for its recipients ;—
I never lored a float girtana. etc'
A wortman on one of tbe railroad*) In thiviolnlty hoa voted the Eomocratic ticket tttbe lost time, fie has beon In the count!
ears, «aA BRSB " I have •votyfcr the Democratic candidate every Um«sijen I have been able to vole, and he banever beon elected; the next time I urn goinito rote for TUB PEKDJENT,"
A CLWSWEEPGaifield and Arthur
Elected!
No Elootoral Commission Neo.essaiy !.
CARFIELDHANCOCK
- 219• -150
John Hill's Majority 1,673
A GBEAT BEPUBLIOAK V i aT0EYINM0BBI8!
Jtanilolph nnilGreat Victory!
YOUNGBLOOD ELECTEDSENATOR 1
THE G3KERAL BESUIT.Th9 following table shows the latest ro-
tarua from Uie Bfates and Urt way thoyhave gone:
STATES FOR GABFIELD.Eatlmitoa El(
OnlltonitaOoloisdoConnecticutniinotaIndiana...I
8.0003,0002.B00
....;....40,01X17,000
ftO,«W*o,ooo4000
..45,000Maine....Maflsachnsetta ,Michigan., . . . . , 40,000Uiaoeaola 25,000rebraaku ; . . .revHampBhlro..Tev York
JregonP n e y l
, . .28,000, .8,00035,000a5,000
.50040,000
[thodelaland ....7,000.'erniont...... 25,000Wiaoonsia...'. 00,000
Total. . . i.,.t. . 210;
BTATES FOU HAKCOOK.EiUmitM Elacton]tnajorlty. vote,
,..;...TS0.000 i o...30,000 0
.. . ._ 700 3Florida 4Georgia 40,000 He o r g . . . .Kentucky .Ltal
40,00060,000
4S.O00, . ; 0,000
tew Jereey 1,000forth Cnrolitm .' 10,000
Sooth Carolina 30,000Tenoeieetow 55,000'irBlnia''oet Virginia 15,000
Total..In nearly BTBTT BUte tho Itepnhlieans
make OougroKionsl gulag and the probnbil-Ues are that they will control the next Con-gress by n msjorilr of from IB to 17.
In Tezmeseee tbe Uepnbliouu elect theGovernor a n d ! OcngrwamiML
The follow OR were the indications from thegeneral dispatches receive! election night.
Ctar&eU aas carried Ohio by SO,0DO, aodholds Indiana by about the October majority.
In Oonnratloal la S3 towns Oarfleld had a,majority of aboat 3,000, aadtbs Indicatiotut
ran that ha had carried the State. '
Brooklyn, K. J}, gives S i^wok about 10,-001 mnjurilft
0,000 to 40,000 niijority. Betiras from.wo-UiirilH of the city of l'liilaiblybJa showed
Bepabliciiti gain of 7,000.liuturuN from llliuoi» iuilic-aM not Re-iHimtiMnn<Tint H.'|tnMii«iJti t*:ury MiWHuflliiiwl * bjt,iHH> mid i-arry leu out of thu elurcn Cou
New n&ntpBhiro's retaruB were f»vnrabli»ihe eleotiuii of tbo llep'il'Hcan oniididatf
'orGoveraor. Tho HepulilicuHa carry tU"tats for Ou-field, and have two Cougroea-icn sure and probably (lie third.Two Hcpublicaii Coiignwisional gains
ijtortod from Uisnouri.Wisconrin Bhows very heavj-
HiunBHotA nloo shows coiuiderable Repub^ u gains.A dispatoli from Nebmska claims tho Slato
for tho ltupublicaiiH by 2U,m majority.Tbroa hundred towns iu Indiana show
Ltapublican gniu of K%ID uliUue tliu Rt the aotorfl departed for hone, thelights died out, the munic ceased, and tbiHtagti VBB oluared for tho lost scene of tinPresidential drama of 1880—election day.
A finer election dny iieTor dawned. TlieBun nhoDe glorionnly, tfao weather was mildand pluoaaut. aud the nuaiber of rjoDohmsnof both parties gutheted at tbe polls Rhowedtbnt tbe township of EauJoljili waa to boonother hard fought buttle ground- 11)<
il belief was tliat tlie large vote polledin mit« In
the Third District run 1,100 votes bohEndbis ticket in' Mpauoutli Oonatr aiono.
Maroer County gives a Republioan nmjoritf of 5H4-O Bepnblican gain of 4tXBrewer, Itepnblioau candidata for CongressIn tlat diBtriet, ha> 15 majority.
A digpatcb at it o'clock next morningshowed (hat Passtlo County had gono lie-
[publican' by 1,600 majority, wliloh makesiretbadeotiano! Hon. John Hill to Con.
greet by upwards of l,fiOO majority,The Handceck elootore have carried the
State by 2,000 majority, a loss of 1O.0OO i:four yeara, but the latest returns Bhov thatthe official returns will be required to ^sddothe result on tho vote for Governor. In thesubjoined table *.hb Intest returns are given,the OeinucratlD plurality in Warren Conntjbeing now estimated at 2tK) more than waslatflrBtrepoBtcd, Shene figures girolow (Dem.) 400 in the State i
DEPDBLlOiN.P
iN.PoTTf".
. 1,818. 110• 01
DorfiduHnAnn
HtlMkiaicBex,,;.Hounioatli...,HUSBCIWarron
. 1,61
. 1,40
. l,8T
. BI,
.2,000
Totsl 12,41Doin. plurality 4!
£SB«SGloucester...Moroor . . . . . .JforrlsOooitiPA«UiDRalomSoinorBotUnion
Total 11,1)33
The next Senate of the Stale will stnudRapublJoaTia, and 0 Demoamto, nml tha Bapublicans carry the Hovso by 31 to 20.
The OongreBsional delegation from NiJersey stands 4 Republicans to 8 Demicrate, as follows:
s-joba Hiii.fl-PliluTO* Jonti, a.T-A.A.HArdciibiugli.0,
eiror,li O.
D•U, 8. Ihrrl's. O.Harris's majority over Klln&triok in the
I Fourth District fe &btrat »,80Q.
fomt BILL'S VIOTOBT
complete, and his majority is far beyondIhe expeditions of his most BangnJifrisnds. JJorria Rave htm £1)1 majority,«PaBBaictheBplendidflsureBOf 1,84s, will
'Bergen give Cntler only CCS, making JohnHill's majority In tlie District 1,673.
8TJ8SEX COUNTY.'
STBJIU1OWHBBIP.
177, Eanoock, 103-Outfield'maj., 14. PolU 170, Ltidlow lOi-Potb1
ij., 12, KUpatrfsk'l8&, Harris WO-Ki1
patrick'R maj., SO ; RcsenkrADa 1S3, MnrUu,147-RosenlininB'inflj., 4a
A. dispatch from Bussex ot 8 o'clock thismoniining • gold tbe tonnty WM Dctnoorttlaby 700, "with Yemon utd Hardysum tonship* to hearfrom-a Kepnbliean gainBbont 600 dnoe 1870. •
Full retoroB since received shows tho fol-lowing as the full result In Snisex.nnoMkLuiUow'sHarris'sMartin's
MOIftlB COUNTT
Onr own County did nobly,'an the anb-tined raturns will show, raogiog from £52
for Toungblood to fiOS for Garfiiald.
THX on> OF ism coauss.
Tho great demonstration tint was to hoy«taken ploou in Dover last Saturday evening-ffai greatly Interfered with by the rain that
ed in torrents and prevsnted theparade, Vaiet faTornble elKmoatauooa thetown irould h n * vitstssed the finest,demonstration it had «ver wen. MorifUiuitwenty uniformed dubs had ajgniflrf their-intention to be present, end the AepnUlcan
ia of the tawu had mado preparationsTor the flnost iUomlnnJlon In thu history of
IB town. For the comfort of t ie Tidtom agoodly lunch had beon provided at tlierailing mill, where Ubles Wbr* arranged.
it tbu rain prevented tbe parade andgreatly Interfered with the other features.
'et despite the storm companies gatheredie itatloDs along the road and wotcome h»d tbey not been informed by
telegraph Uut the namde had been aban.The UEaminstlons, KOVever, were
'eryfarilliantthmqghoat all tho town andmany b r m d the s lo iu to see them. Allseemed to have contended whldh ihould have
prettiest display, and the tnaln BtreolsD fiblazo with lighbj, lantern! and pret
ly antugad window tnuuparenoioB, whileall through tbe more quiet ttreets there was
charming diversity of iUnmlnitod decor-Where nil did so well It would be
nrtiir to partluularlzo, na& we nfraln fromdoing eo, Yet the generally expressed oplu*
was that the rain waa greatly needed,and all accepted gmd uatnredly tlie lnoon-
alencea it occadoued. In tho oourse ofi evening many people Wtnt to th* rolling
mill and partook of tho lunch chit bad beenprotlded for the clubs from abroad. l
fiafthe rain did not prevent tbe speakingand musing ttepuhliaon mooting! wen beld |
Tickets.RepnblioanDemooratioGreenback
GarfleldHnnoookWearer
HillCallerPotter
N . D . O. D.'M 371161 821
276101(17
8.D,111)187
1
110187
1OONOBKBMAK.S4S HM 10iMT 2GS 141
- 1 1 2 r,r> a
mi
12
TounablooaStlkl
BnddLlndbleySmith
BENiTOB.273 11(10
104 m
871321
274103*
1)7
no137
1
1101S7
Total.750CIO81
7G561881
701
170
' Ti«ti
Hop. ma], on tickets, 187.GarfleU over Hancffolc. 13(t.HUloTerOaUer.iao.Potto'over Ludlow, 148. ' :Youngblood aver Stickle, 124,Badd over Llndsley, 4.35,
HECEIVING THB HBTUHNS.
A large number of Republicans gatherediu Holler's Opera House, Jlon&y eveultijwhere returns were received. As the returnscame In—nil of tlicm favorable to tbe B<publioanB—they were teoelved with vlftor-ous'cheers, and the intervnls were inter-spuned-with singing, nnd the drinkinghot coffee, Meantime tha Geo, Blcbardsand T>,, h, & W. Artillery Garapanles tnadithe Bight olr ring with tlieii ealtites inhonor of tbo goad news, while dram corpsparaded (he etraeti, nmbing Ibe town re-sound with the rejoicings. Everywhere tinwildest enthaslftSDi prevailed.
The following were the returns from thitownships as they came In.
1US0TXS.
The only return .from Hanover was! dispatch stating that It had given 163 Be-publioan majority,
nThe following w« the majorities. Oar
field, £5; Hill, 83 \ Potts, 80 ; Yonngblood,8 0 ; Port, 221,
Oarfleia, 70; Fotta, G4; Tonngblood, Cfl
The vote of this township waa 1,208, oiabout 200 greater than ever boforo. ThoHlbernia Distriot polled 778, wLiob wll[
e a alvMoa of It neoesB&ry. I t has &i-reody been mggeatad that too new pollingplnce t o fixed at Hibemla., The Republicanmajorities from this township were so largethat they created the greatest enthusiasm.The following Is tha m&alt cf the townshipOarfleid, 773; Hancock, 470; Weaver.fiNeal Dow, 1; Hill, 767; OnUer.486; Pot-ter, 1 0 ; Potts, 778; ludloir,blood, 728; 8ticUo,G28.
QarfleUl over Hancock, Ml ,Hill over Cntler, 271.Potts over Ludlotr, 2flO.ToungbioodoverBBekle, 180.
; HOTJNT OUVX.
Hanoook, 2G0 ; Qarfldd, 170 ; LuoUow,9fi9; Fotts, 170 ; Oatler, 3BHj H1U, 170StJokle,. £60; Yougblood, ITS) Lrndsley,110; Sudd, 22B. • ; • • . .
Hancocl 'Bnuij. Rt. ; -Luaiow's -'" . BS "..'Cutler's " 80 'Stlokle's ' • » 80 :
The following are the Tlepublloitn rnajori-ties: Goraeld, 8 3 ; PottJf, 8 1 ; Eill, 64,r o a n g b l i M d , 8 3 , ' • " ' • . . - . " " •',
D O 0 N T O S . ' • • / • ' :gives the follcnrlng Itepnblican majorities,
Gar&eld, 317j rotie, 231; Hill, $&)][oungblood,2iS. , : : ,- •
.WASmNOTOM. '
This towDgbip, Bitbon([h nlronglj Dbrno-orolic, slows a RopnbUom gain of about 45,
owlnff.U the result •' Qftrfle][uoook, 415 ; Dow, 8 ; Hill, ISO; Cutler,"
131. Potbt,200iLndlow,-41fi; Rinaom,2.nod, W ; Sliokle, 417. Bj.ld. 307!
Llod-tloy, 408. Bodd'S splendid nm in thiajIroogDemocratiotamishipifia matter for
Benen t congratulation,Majorities-Hnnoook, 314 ; Caller, 32(1;adlow, 210; Stlckls, 318 ; llndaloy, 201.
KAHOVIa.
The following iaHinovtr'anioord i Norlh-Dii'.rict (majorities): Qarfiuld, 197;
[ill, 110; Yoangblooil, 186 ; Johtiion, 1S7 ilonthern District; Gfirfidil, SO; Volts, 83;
Bill, 30; Yoangblood, 29; Joliusoo, 30.'For soms nnaoooantable reason the nv
n r u oame IK slower than evsr before fromMorris County. '••"-••
Johnwa, Hep. ,for /dumbly In toe fint dia-Ict, t u 160 majority, vhfls Post, Rep.,
the second had no opposition, Badd,Sep., n n far idaad of his ticket in Us
Uitrd-tte Damooralio itrougljold-biit Is'defeated, u waa expected.
The maiorltiu in tha retmlndft of t Umfihlr. wiLl be IOHDJ i&claded iu Uie, ful-
l i w i n g t a U s j ' •'•.-. .'•'. • " •••- -. '.•'• ,
m
i l l s
S I SIS
WEEKLY |RON_ REPORTS,
' A«KBIC*M na raoH,
Tlie Englneeringaud Mtniufi Joornal ofwt Sntnw\ny mys;
Although them bus been but littla bud-ness done daring Oio pastwoek, there hai
iu aa improvement in the general tuneof tho imrkct. Then Is au inclination^
•nit taeresulU of tho prerideLtinl election,after which there will probably be considerible activity la the iron market.
There have beon some hundreds of tonesold durlug the past weolr, but n iworthy o! remark. No, 1 iron ia still M U I *and Inclined to improve. No. 2, however,
is to be In abuudant supply andweak, KI is also Forge,, We qurte Nn. 1 at( 2 6 and $20; N J . 9, at $20, and Forgo al
Sooiou Fio.—Thoro hftvo been ealefl of800 tons of Gitrtsherrio at $'22M to arrivoand a lot of 300 tons of GUnganioakprivate terms. Wo quote Qlengarnock.1)231 Oartdherrlfi at Sii^Hil mi *2» j EgUn-toa at $23,50 i and Ooltnpaa at $38.C0,
BTilEMEHT OV IBOH O1IZ >top the HncliPtlBtown BciIeH,via.M. AB.
O. B. to t'eanaykunfa, for tlio woe* oi ""• i nda j evening, Nov. «th, 1880.
STATI0KH nOU, tOfS. flW!Mnuutntn View . . . . „ „ . . , . SSO03
[ftwaj W811PortOrsw 1,06417OlioitcrR.II. (Hnrlnns,Uorfflti'B,
BuMttannnn,, VanAktu KD>1 CUOS-torJunctiQoBtriUoiia,) , . . . , 15*01
DraJiosvillc BOOBbnpe toOS
ffnterloo. ...f..;..... ...,
ypWM a terrible explosion on
nesday afWmaou lafltti &• Band'sder worka at. Mountain Tiew below
^(KiQton, resD.Ung in the death of Womm. Tlie explnifon was in one of tbelittle detacuud buildings known as tbegrindicg mills, There the poirder isgranulated. Those boiltiittgt seem lo beooDHtraoted so that tbey can blow op aia minimum of espouse. Tbroe sides &rficornnoacii of hfwvj miieonry, Imt Uierpartb «We pnfl the royf eontist of Irtosejiiimtta, (but. will blow off without dam-agipg tint xeeb of tbe utructare. E rTear or so aae of these huiMinRsiBilottn up. Dametimeii men ore killad.[llsgenerallytli(>ug1ittltots bit of gritJr lunJ ID , tlio powdor stiikea fin:
lnat the griadiug stouefl, and BO
f fls tie explosion. ITfae explosion oBJueedny oiternoon oeonned at aboa2,80 o'clock. Tbo report was beard at ajfregt dlit&nce, and everything iu tbeboildiog was annibilafed, Tbe two menit wprk in tbo building at tbe'time wemJohn Olorkfloit, agod 27, a uiitfVooMre-ioa, whoso relnlwea tivo ot Belleville,N. J, ntid Albert Dunn Agd 22 a UB-tive and resident of Ulaltr Couaty, IS.X. Both wore pomarriml, urjd they livednear tbe works. Tte j wore tossed inthe Mr by tbe eiploeioa, hut OeitlierwwUHecfoHtrigM. They vere pioked— by tliotr oompaoioaa, eaffuring ter-
ijfrom bnrna. Tlie.v wmo ptitiato awagon nnd. token to Pntewon, aevon ornight miles diataut. Tbey woro oarodlor at tbe St. J>oiBpb's.Ho»pita], Tbeauptriatauileat d tlie powder worksseat word tbat tlio compaDV would payill tlio expenses of tbe liiucrals. &c
NUUQ of the other men wbo worearound the nowdor works can give irny(iccoQut of the cause of tlie acatdoiit,Tbe first tbey knew of it was tbo shookol tbo explosion.
The Election News In Wall StreetGreat wtisfuotlon witb ilia result ol
tlio Presidential election is generally expressed in Wall street nnd a continuanceof I'lisinegs prosperity is regarded as as-surer). Tun stock market is actiro andery buo^acf. Tbe pfioe of Unitedffttss bonds advanced irom i to $ per
centum hvm tbe closing quotations onWednesday afturuoon, .making a totaladvance nf nbuut three per cent am sinceth
-
TIE IRON ERASATURDAY* NOV. 6th. 1S((O.
LOCAL NEW(3.LOOAL JOTTINGS.
ttjnpyoorbeta.
lanterns cheap at Berry's,
Ten rant Ooal Bioves at Eerrj'a.
Common Council next Monday 6v
Thirty-five cent Goal BciuLtles at Iierrj
You may now shoot quail, partridge a
nbblU.
Mrs. Gen. Hancock was in Morristtn
election day.
EoA lane veils -Bill bo worn by i
(Woontria lailioo
Vitfilnat HOBS CO. regular meeting m
Wednwt&iy evening
There are one hundred Chinuflo ti
Btfito uf Now JfFKfy.
Tlic Hnsml of tihfihfe]!. Frtclioliit-.m 11
OB WedneKdny next.
MmiKlliMilTiBPlMloniatJ. A. GuoJid
lied Trout Drug Ktore.
JliHliop r.-r't prwiuhfid in ttio Worrinto-
W. E, Ohurdi Smit Hundiy.
Ktr^ii^tlieuitiB PlMtfirn lit J . A. Tine
Bin's Kfid Front Drug Mart .
County !iy tlit rtiJcut DPIIHUB.
W R I CmulIcB for llIntuiimtiuK "t
(io'idiilfj'tt lU-d Frmil Drug Ktoro.
Mr. F . « , Lurtiluiiu IIIIH ri-mo™ of November.
A Khoriff," Members of Assembly »ncl Ot
oners will ho tho only (lffioora to bo d o *
nci t fall in llorria County.
Election being over ynn will find out tlint
iho N. Y. anil china 'IVit Coiiipnny'tJ fitor
IH tlm plscis to get j ou r tens.
Mr. Jnnvinr, of Hndi/son, mieoeail«fdi-r
1 Major (*LI
ium) tlio iniNb
LTCIlt [Hllilic-lll
Mrs. L. A. IV
'ylcH iu millin
•hldi tbr hdim
ivttu call of iD
'J'lio largo m o
m fltro«t (it J('
minrlHO p
, Dover wore il
an.1 Hcnday !
>.aiw\ her nf«
mul wiutur, U
Fully invited t
rf tin! Koli.i Kuut
noh,
mill.;
AH o f o H J I . H. I)
r lii'ttdiiunrt^rn fo
onltB. und h\H .|.l
ivcr finer tlmn nt i
N w t w o k in ml a\
thtoi.glio.it Iho we
C-H'H OhriBtian AK«<
. A. of tlifl )iliiec
m of fruit tree
dock thi-j oftc
npple, iK'iir it
nil hi mix
M) f UtL>»U
rld for mrn tt
wiiiitionH. T
will hold a
The family .
Kvilli», n-
V ofIho ]
if Aibort )t. .
th wlif*?h the
id tun who n heigh'
[% led.
Every body in hoiirna—lliorn n i w r
n(:u!iuu fur cuuiflH imd coll«,
muh nn urgn i t nml imiv.-mil don
ir XX ConBli Syrup. Tho XX Kymp h
ly cough rcuiHly iwo.l in this Ticinlty.
ami f.O cents jior boltlu nt Vought &
A Mlcbigaii Jpllcr to iho 1'owat and Slronin
that tho real wny to tlrcsi black IJIIH.S
dpi.-kor.?l in lo take n, Klmrp t l i inkni tc ,
I, iiihtoml of swiling Ibc (IHII, nut imdcr
Kkin from (nil to head, romoving Ihu
irooutKido. It in mid to nriivoiit imy
iy tiHto in tho nient-
r cTflHingauoxt wrok. KCVM. J . I. Mor-
nud T. II . Liiiulon will (.poQlc on Tuea-
evoning. ltav». W. I. (Jill, G. T. Jnck-
, I'n-hiilinR Elilur Uoit, nut! othors will
THO Itcpiibliiiiiiirflin
iltcakorrt during thfiiu
.liriu did thu parly •
ii- liHiupLun
thuy K-t lot
Uwuocniliu JuimuL*.
o Hint Iho Hi![iiililii:i*
-ii, ljuforu ii^ adjournm
voto uf thuiiU ID II
tlid victory tlii;y Lu .t Ijtslfinl Lho J(c|iubl
m e I will hurrah :
Jty as tho n^O. i-iil
dt-r No.
Unit hu
•10," but fur Hint wound in liis m\t
rtji-uivud nt Uuttyhtmrg, fur which
ilut John W. Fora
urelH he torn frt
M.adc, open l i n t gnl
U tuko bauk tli
i dun,! Uoucm
iiiU lite ittH sli-cp. I think Ut-i
oî k JtJtu nut Ihauk him much fur Unit
to-
"Tnio Mil
ia tlia rronbyte
tlie first diBcourno
othor fiiibjuctB will bo rw followu, "Itoud
Kubjf
ihood." TL.
"Selling tho Birthright."
Tho HftcfcetiBtown Gazette tafce
)f original matter fron
mer two
tho EBA.
Wthout a word of credit It gives
ithoanm
it that "Turkcja oro begianing to roosi
tiigh." And yat, oa rtvtotttion, wo think we
\IIIYB beard it Romowhero beforo.
Mr. IVm. W. Sictlea on Wednesday noon
covered a fire that bad starled iu the roof
bf MOSCB Dotv'H house, on Orchard atroot,
d procuring a Itidder nml aomo buckcta
tiogiilflbed it boforo much dninngo
done, or nn alnrin w«n giv.-u. " H i l l j "
omber of thur ro t iu l ion Lurket brig.nl
. Veimor writco fvnm bin Hiirvcying grounds
[hut birds of mnny tipueies otill rauinin iu
[lint lutitudo nnd that tho o-j>rey and fist--
yet fifiliinf* nraong mnny of the
Inles, which is umismil ut thin ntaKon of tha
Mr. IIo therefore predicts Hint Novamber
ill yet givo UB Bummer wanath, but witb
by YmiKl.t A KiHptro.
NEUEALOIA CUBED.
wWr fur tho' :ilTli Uf H|)riH tltuy a
idlhu
broiifiht to
H'm. M. Tu
fjcd fnvty-iii
• fttobiii I
••ry yr-nr, whi le Uio
coii'itiiutly iiien-ftii
Obituar
rw iJicd lit
i' ycara, on
n of pi.Tftffition.
the fur
il not bion cpiilirird to the hnuwr' by
sri. About two yfiiniriRt) liirtbi'iilth I,
fail, find ni)twitlii;tiinliii(j d i s c u s
akiiifj an inroid upon hm uyutfin, ho
ucd t« work until within it hm thi
n dcconBr. Ho WIIN luiown frcui bin
ul"u ;i-i;i( hv nil inlr-llii-unl HUfTorurB. Tliiir.-|)itivJ /xiiri'HBlv fur the euro of KemHiul. M.'.VI.HMIP, lturv»iiH H.MKUCIIO, Durn. V.n.lMiift »t I'IXKI, mnrutnir 8io._RiolyMf, l'nlpitatioii uf tlie Heart, nnd Hciai:lii'iii-itfii]j,' Iruiii over Btimiilatiufr, oltlier
rsLc (tlK-y .lisMiilvL- iii tlif mouth), hnrniKILU'I tOnilnullv I'll to all f)iiiTii ur other n:ircuticB. PrrpatodbyK, Jluiin, M. 1)., ScniHtuii, PB . Hint by maon n'cmiil or iirwe-SO ct». McEoaitut] A Buibinit Binf 0. N, Urltt»udon, New York, Aiiout
liu. KNAI-PMI.TR: I have sold DII. 11UHIINnii-alxiiL mui Niot Itcaducbo I'll In foRtnl I.'iiu rucoiniiiuntttluun. TlieylmvKomi) tvonderrtilcnvcd in ihJH Sfctioa.
A . K H A I T . B I . I). R t t i ion , PB:Dn. LAI-E BFI.VB: I iiavu nalil Dlt. UOIf
w
Lai yet they tell us tho UeptiblicouB suc-
ceed by money.
I nm £iad tho eloctiou is over, I am torry
'fon1 Jersey hna BL-teded from the grimi]
olumn of tho Northern WuleH. lint hem-
airf in nn who \» by Now York nnd Fenwiyl-
h lmm't dn
Wo will Imvo fiomcthiiiB
polities for tho nei t four ;
Tbe UeiHiblicimH luiro \
iolliflcntioo but I don't kt:
WMl will -Judge Morr
to rcaQ besides
ears.
iw wbun yet.
iw do with hih
D, J.
Republican JoHificillon.
A fimnd nm«il.Iicnn jolliiioJtion will Iw
l ( i | n Dovi-r im Muudiy oveiiiut; n u t in
nor of Hie wrenl viclnry. 'Ilio Hi-publi.
u clulw or thin and niljoiuiiijj countir-s
TO licen inviL-d lo ho prfsi-nl nnd will
irfjtlewi ini t i r i intc , nii.i.ini; wlint will
DOVLT.- liijBiilcrt tlmio will hi* a'tfeni'ml
iiniiimtiot! oi tlm town, (Ti.spiny* of fiie-
irlt, eto. All Kqmblicaim ure incited lo
illnruiuiito their roHiilcticcs nnd iilnroi wh iHx(K) fool, draft for which iu furnished
>y the Huick, JHU feet hiyli.
Tho Contral Railroad,
dfio Lalbrop, the Ilucoiver of tbo Ni
j Central lUiilrosid Company, naya thnt
nrniiips of thiH niad for Hcjittjuihei
mtlur i the
islory of iho roid. T t o ]T.iporty, ho
inke, will como cut of tha Lands of tbo Be-
KitliiiiR to prnvt'Dt it being iiouo imniuinfo-
j, Mr. lAtnrop nnd hw iinmcdiato frienda
.rowiid to hold DVH hnK'of tho capikl titocV,
,tul hu IB crcdilod with Kitying tbat i t will
ell al par early in tha coming Winter.
Thern nr« only 1PH morf f^mftlpg th
i tales In Wnrren uonnty; whilo Bossai h
81 moro females than valet.
Morris County Courts.
\n Uio Qunrlor Buuionii tho followiog
indiclmontn uro off for the term : —
ChntlcB McKeovcr, anBanU and battery.
Anir.i Crai.ptnn, old indiotment for forgery
mil cc
JLTOUIO 13. Youngs, perjary at tbe reoent
trial of an tobou brought by him agaiwtthi
Honrd of Free hoi dura of thla Oonnty to re-
I oover the vnlui t
built near V
nriiiinp, mid iu tlio winter did fin i
rt«liiiiin.ittiii({1iooi«and wood rendy for
In: Newark and Nmv York iimrkctH. Ily
lutt iiitjnuH ho found yineiitforfi hirgc
iiniibiT of imrmnia in the viduily whero ho
veil. IIo leiiveii u widow to mourn liiu
How iihortoiir u H.u,p BV Vm
Five Ilimilrcil Thu
In tlio nnat few motitliB tinn r.iH)JlOO bolt tun *»r HIULOH'rf OUKE
SOLD. Out of tho vastuniiilwiof ino|)lf wlhflvo IIK'II il, mure limn 2,01)0 aim's uf CON'-HUMrTION linvy b.'i-n cun'd, All coachui-on,,, iiMlm*, M.1 brondiiliH, ylol.l «t « Vluitict. it in that vvp.ty body sin'»ks iu itB iiruisc.To I Logo WIKI Invo not uw'tl it, let nu nay, il'ton have n couyh^r your child thu croup, afoil vulno life don't fail to try it. For hijack, itidtinrrttcst, use HIiiloh'B I'orous I'll
Bold Ly Vongbi A Sillgoro,
OVERCOATS!
OVERCOATS!A TREMENDOUS STOCK OF MENS',
BOYS' AND CHILDEEKTS OYEROOATS
AND ULSTERS OF ALL GRADES MADE
FROM THE LATEST STYLE OF GOODS.
ALSO A FINE ASSORTMENT OF
EEVEKSIBLE OVERCOATS
r KMT, lijil,!,,
P Muck,
Wli*I) tllllll-ll'H II
•1.1 ]«»
.Ir.irli Iti-iiicdy. A tint
.:h Ijdltln, llBoltifyr
w i t Ijri'iitli. I'rii-
t &. KillKnro.
IT A KlLLaifllK.
ill n i S t rong .
"Malt Bi t tus" aro a Dnitn, Norvo, anilBluoil
)od, poonliarly ndaptud to, nnd warmly ro-
inntnemloil by our druggiHtu mnl uliyMiciatu
HRununil debility, meiital and physical ux-
A Valuabto Historical Record.
Au "HiKtoricat llnmml ol the Kocknwny
?reBbytcrian Cliurch, Compiled by tlio Pus-
or, Knv. K. E. l'lntter,"]ieBOttourdoHk. It
:otitiiinn the present orgauizatiDn, n lint
if the fitattd mettingu, tho roll of commnui-
auts, an hibtotiuitl Htfitnh wbiuh is ft well
written ooridunHiition of Dr. Tuttle'a hiatory,
miles of tha first pariah records, Ihts
of nnstora, olduro and trust00.4, n caiahgao
of personH who bolongod lothopiCrish pro-
1 to 181)8, and n mil ot members from
IROTtolRSO. It )i priuted in ft nent pnm-
iihlet of fifty-fii pagcH. aud is a valuable con-
tribution to the loail history of this rject
Tho prico in fifty cents per copy, nnd il;
ho had upon apr-licntieu to Jus. II. Union,
Tbo proceeds of tho isalo nre to ho np-
lo tho building fund of Ilio new Bnn-
d-iy Hchool rooms nftor tho oxpenfies of
•mtinjj nro defrayed. IfcH rnluo in
ore th.111 tlio coRt, ntul tlio olijvot Klio
nko for it Ft reiuly Kft|e.
A Peculiar Loss and Rstiirn.
Rome time fiiueo a ntin nunicil JAIHOM
rftiil, a resident of Oxford Furnnoo, W
orking in (lie fitslJ, siidd.-nlybocarno nv
of tho fact Unit bin power of speech
. Horiimfiiiicdin thin condition for a
coiiHiderablo period. The attention of lead-
ig phyhiciniifl wan culleJ to hia cnea hut
ley WVTO minblo to render any ftKHiHti
lat toudod to reiitaro his ipeach. He hud
mo;>t fiivoii ti]i nil {lortGH of ever biiiny
ible to again pjprona liinimilf orally, and Inn
andu too felt thnt ho was tlooiued to go
•nugh the world Fneociilesu. Hutu brighlnr
f WIIH deHtinsd to duwu on our friend.
row niglitfi ago lio liad n poculinr dronm.
It otipenrnd to him that ha could talk, and
holding a conversation with hii wire,
telling hnr of liiu restoration of fipoooh and
i« joy Rroiving out of it. 80 rejoiced was
0 Hint ho nwoko, anil atrnagD to relate, hin
ream woa litornlly fulfilled. Ho could talk
s fluently OH ovor and ban eioco retained hi«
ower of npecob.
Severe Accident to Henry Bakor, Esq.
On Wcduemlay evening Mr. Honry Baker
and fi friend alighUsd from tho OhoHtor train
in place in l'ort Oraui where there
uliould be a depot. Storthiff off in tho dark-
ess Mr. Baker fell into a cattlo culvert, and
fiia sa severely hurt that he is confined to
iiH bod and at last accouota wo3 unable to
ove himself. Ilia principal injury nooma
to Lavo been to one shoulder opoa which it
ipposcd bo Btruok, If Uio railroad com-
pany will not build a Sopot at Port Oram
they might at lenflt erect A strong light time,
so that their pa&eEgerB would not be sub-
jeotad to moh aooldenls ai Uda.
Mirth is the modloine oflifa.I t ourue Ita Ills, it oalna ita strife,Itaoftly Bmoothi the brow of can,And throws a thotuanA graces then. '
Cut "Mirth" will not
-
rs-*--.'
Til*- 4iuu fi.i gutUit^ !•» 'I1
Omtral ilojiot At Chicago tents m limited, fttiitt uu r^atorly predated Hipper oonld
he scoured, au3 m it was uecosuaiy tot»ke a wmdwieb at tlie Ccutrul depot.Q!bflre bos beca great uupioveraootsjuadfl in tlio sandmckoa fumiubed•Sptticago in tbe lust ten years, l a 1870JJ viu customary to encase the sand-•Bichea u presso"! note leathor. Theleatlier *w prepared by a process onlykuown to a ProBaifla, and the tread andJiain wera put in by bydraoho prtasnre,Mid the liola soldered up. About fouryean ago tbo Prussian who had the »
.-,,. cratj said aomotbing uukind to a pitcher•of ft basa-ball clttb, aud the pitcher took
viV'jip ope of the anudvioheB andV--fl(ttted »tthsEra8siuu'« eye. Hia fan*?;;AVWquite largely attended, considering- !;• • Ihotlia woe a man who mt rotiriiifi, »wi??v \3riw raade few acquaintances. But thi&j feeteitot poking tho Holes niid uppors olv'''' Railroad sandwiches died with him. It• v w about this time that corrugated iron•> sbutteM were jnvoutoil, raid tlrnt matcr-' ^ Jill WHS at ouce utilized to mate lids of
'VpisiDdffielioB while the nader jaw of/ the appetite destroying substance
;):jniade of common building paper, the't-'* vbole.Vtimisbed with neat's foot oil,'••'/ illndried in a lime kilo. Ourobjcctin,, . eating one of the sandwiches wna to; '-. tmtsfer, if possible, tho headaoliB to th<'".".< etomiiDb, ou tho principle thut thi
; ; qiaek doctor cured a patient of pamlni'.-;' by throwing him into a fit, daiming that
he wfisnot muob ou pnralyria, but was> awful on fits. Tbe oiitrnnce of the
, pieces of aaudwicb iuto tlm etonmcb—that is, tbe small pieces tbat we were
' able to blast off with the imperfect np-I»liancea at band in the tool box of a•wrecking car—waa signaled by tbo won!upbeaviug Hint has buna wituesaed iuthis poptitry aiaceieOO. Tlie etomach,liver, lungs, spleen niii other iubiidea
, got up an iutHgaalioa meeting, with tinetomacb iu tbo chair.
. ' I P cnlling rbt> meeting to order Ibefltoiniicb said ouncnusldiueJ aaitwnsti
: pablio speaking, it felt aa though tbe oc-casion demanded a protest, ami tbut iuIJO uncertain tone, ngnlnst tlie liabit thibosibmlof sliiigiug anything iuto tlitBHunueh that empe iu his way, withouatopjntig to consider tho effect on the iu-tenjala. Tho ohair remarked (unfit hadheretofore had a good many ptettj hard
'dosea to lake, notubly, army buoou, andlatter vnie black Urcail tbat the bosshad fiboveil in while hunting out in Min-H8sola.ii! 1807, and sgiin last year when ja pirn full of beuus Jroin Bill "SVull's Wolf,river bourn buimlitig house WBH sent,down without any iatmluoti'jii, the |etoinaoli atiiJ it bad felt hku throwing upthe "sponge," mid drawing out of thegamt', bi)t it had thought betler of it,Olid liuti tout! ou lr?iiig to digest thingstill now. Dat ibis lust outrage thisChicago uundwioh, was too much. "Hiehere," fcays the ttflinacb, holding up
.-:. pieco of the iron IM of the sandwiol-,the liver conU BPO it, "whit kind of
:• ••' junk shop does be take tbia place for' Tlie liver got the floor nad suggest
tbat the stomach waa making a terriblfnasabouta little thing, aud told tstomach it had evidently forgotten tgood things that Lad been sent dotfrom abore in times gone b j . "Y<ueem to forget," unjs the liver, becomiiwarmod np, " tho banquets the boanever fnllti to attend, tha nice dinner
\ ho Boiatitimes gets at home, and Iho wicanvas-baalc dank Ise sends down winho ROW to Lake Kotthkonong, a« wellthe Luke House dinners tlmt occasion
, ally snrpriHe us, I more that the stonrnoli ha roprimnbdcil for kicking and try
: ing to get ui) ft mots, nud that this meilog Ddjonrn and we all go about oar bus-InoaA.'' The stouiaoh tried to get in
; . w o r d eolgewiso,bat it was no use, aitbo thing was aliotit lo break up in
/ row,ytien.we went to iteop.
SHERIFF'S SALE!U»m.eryofSPwJ«iM BI fa fur wilortgaged rnmkf* , »!iir fuliflMiiHVftturtint uy the
.politenessi of the clork of the — - hotel,fflere he liod taken up his quarton.
; The dny after hia onival, which hap-pened to he one of tho wia3i«t of theseoBon, he vent oat for a stroll arouthe atieeti of 'Frisco \a sea tto ewund nhihit his linen covered helmet.
He returned to the hotel diBgnsted,anj remarked to tho clerk ;
"Too have a great deal of dait hen
"Tea," drawled tha clerk, '*I i
I tho stranger.
"No, Btr.1
*'Toar lungs aie oEfected, then ?""Not much," yawned the clerk,"In what wav then, do you Buffer from
tho dust?" ashed the somewhat sar-nrUed Australian.
"By hearing about sixty times ou Uoai«yory fool who cornea m here say, youIIATU a good deal of dust here in BuiJFraariaco."
Ovx* Two.—A sad-nosed, red-eyedman stack hi* head into tbe Potrolenm
Eoe and snid:e are oafy two public characters
in all tlm country who aro not afraid otheir McoraV1 •
"Hanooek and Eagliih, I suppose,"oiipgosled a reporter. ,
;«Ho, sir/1 *"Oarfieldaud Arthur?"
4i Weaver au3 Ohambcrs ?"" * "UafftBir."
ThoreiioTtor'EneiT from the appear-nnca of the stranger thnt it wouM rwuseless to inggeat theProhihitiou oandi-dates, and so gave it np, remarking thatH lliere wera two pablid rlaraoten inthis coanlrywho were not aahamedof their record* he wocld ho glad to
'fcuawlt. . .The itnbPlfbacked over tbo thresh-
old, pnlted the door nlranat to, ODi^re-
m^rkHl in a strange whi«i>M
\ i j ' lb id % »aS Bt, follea J" , - K
tlircuijfh Ihu iIt will ba abno.
IraiiHiunandliual'ini; tbo dineB8O!nvnslinnv. 101
, ^ _ DEAFNESH, oow• • I f i i j t i a l l ? apply
iiIur^usiiTv" " E Y ^ O K E A S I I U L M fi nweiim tlioi'ud«rt.oni(!iJtrjf tlm sufferer, tlie onKitt nuil [iliisiciin. Never has an article of «umiitli murit bteu proaaccil ht tliotreatmontofm>'nibrnnnl liiRoaios »» tills novoT-fall]uKBALM, ami ia mi i TO really epfinnnlcdRud asbeing oil (but is olalQed /or It. Tlte applirlionlacasvandpleiwant. causing !"> pnii,irolliiup, mid in fast Biipm-si'tUng thn usu
Cdt'iD) limii'lri, a n (l snnOB. Pnoo SO oen
receipt i.r (10 CUIIIH, will mail \ iinclmgifrofi, KGIKI for clrctilnr, wHli mil ioffirnmturn
ELVH C'ltEAM BAI-M CO., OWDRO, N. Y.AT WHOLESALE BY
NEW YOltK-McKbflion & Jlobiiina, HallRuckiil, 0. N.Urittondiiu, \V. H, Holitifftiliik »)., D.M.HliKbrA Co., Uzello MauliOardniT.Tarraiit k Co.,Fraiur &IA-D.
DOVKll, N. J.-Voafilit A KIliKnro.KEWAUK, N. J.-ainltli A Bull, W. M. TOWL
A40-Bm
r RETAIL BY ALL DltUGGIBTS..
E. SIEBER,House and Decorative Painter.
POCK all kinds of pointing, ldJsninl!tud cmiuliig. FriBtouiy iu all tlio Ilug styles of tbat art, and
WILL I'ALNTINGmud* a F{)ubiaHy< I deuiru to douy tho ro
Eort ot iuteretiti-d pivrtloB tlmt I amDUSO P'UHUT. TLu fi.ui U tliat I •stand tivary' branch uf tlio tr.nlo.
OBAOKED WALLS guurautced to b.made to look OH good aa uuw.
Itcoonunoniliitioits ns lo style of work andexcellence ran ba BOeii tit Mr. Robert F,Onua'd, Dr. L o o m ' s , aud otber plucoa.
SiunpliiB nf nu '̂cHt Btyles of wnll ]>npeialwayn,on hand aud new uamples of Germanfrettcolng at «'J plitte on
UOimiS STIIEET, DOVElt. N. J.Opposite tlia Iron Era Offloa.
October itf', 1B8I). 4II ind wealinetaca pconlhr to feiHold by your DruggiM. >1 & bottlo, 4ftmnlc
DOT. S7th, t8Ht),ID tho matter', of William A. Bteplicr' niinlstriior of Barib 31. Still, dftcaii
On anpUcHtion oflbuabuvtinauiod u<trctor il ia onlured by tLo.Surron»to tb*t i
tlieirdontMamamlsAiuldiiiruiagAL™me.tiDcIerualli,iTilliInDliioinonthifrom tlidata, l»j Bettlnn up » cop.r 01 thin order, ttilhntwontjdaTilienJaHer.rH five of tlie most pub'uplaouB in tlio oonntyof llorriB fur twe
^oftUii;»udilHn«il!ilii tlie Matd twant? dayibyaai-ertiBlns tlie game 'n ,tlie"IiinK EHA,"nne at tbe na*i|iip«» of tfalH State, Tor tboaAnesrncfofMmetibonnrrog&tsJndglnirtnyfnrilmr notiao to bo unaeeenaary); and If an;croaitnrsUallncftlectK. exhibit bin or bcidebt, domtnd and claim within tlio iiaid putio.lof ntnemonlbB,pnb'lonotlco WioB plvuii *saforciald.iinch ^eredllor iliatl be forovt-rilobarred uf fall or tor action tboreroraj^inat ill•aid administrator.
OEKKLVB A.QILLEN, Sarre^te.A tra» oopy from themtnntcfl. 47-10
GEO. W. DRAKEDB.tLEH IN
BOOTS aid SHOES,UNION ROW,
Sou th Sido of X*o.irl£.f
M0RRIST0WN,HAS itL TBE
NEW LINES AND STYLESbuoti and ihoci fur Hnnmervtar, Inclm
« nov dcaigni In Ltillw' Sboei, andendonv-on to uLUiy orory purohtaer in pointa ofQtiuli, dorabllltj ind price.
Buns'Famous Shoes,boil In mirltt, l imj l k>pt In tlock.
Wxea Tiilllng Hotriifown u ra tba KmoDDt orEiar r«r» U liojtinj j m r BOOTS audSUOEB
ml
A WELL mm UDYdCilL4 1UR Ml/Ah, A \ » MiAYb
IlEU HfiUVliBEJt.SPASMS.
llm e b. fi rt 1 c
Ibiutdv." ip l l " HIT
ork, irr
ue ofd thunkng
ttid intWlHltill
juus my
up idc atUmnt Hi r< Htoro urn to tot- • -• » ' - • tlifli if Ibodoi
nudiUno'i'ATOBllIi[l trins n r pirioJa or critical ilmeu I BUJI
• n e * av»IUC'!i!r tiiat tlic Lent wayW.>u AIHI Increase "oat HJCMIB of doing ««>d i>
•tivdiilvrmfiT, and mat tnanv vel nnliuru(jrnaw \W* o FAVOIU1C UUilCDX" anJ II
l y a W C r T J i e R U B Y R I V E R .Tu UM> tho blood tnirt), la ihL principal en
orinxiuiniiianildi i-mories in rt&.Mue Ttins object nrolul'ly m> ove b.iB coiitriblltBmoto mgnaUv than Dr. PavU Kf-nuudr, cUomlinii, N.V-. In Hie pruductinn nfaincd
'"if tbo "Parnrite Ifctnady." II removea airowiiitlpfl of the B!iwil, regulatos iho ditto•lewd Liver toil Kid»oy», cure* ConftipattoiDvip«pslft, and nit discasei and weaknesaiDvip«pft,pecntiarki Funiolon.
Or When inquiring ot root druggist ftlbi« uow nioillajno, avoid nif«tiki lvrpmennm»B (I* tiiii)". I>r. David Kennevoritu iti 'midr," sad i!tn
IiU llral-ulimi, mu: lliu iunuo Ira* U'fii in" tl.v KtykMl tliii"linoHt lluttil iu Niirtli
r Ji'i'-ity." 'i'lio n l m iirt- Um, Auccnuiioiix I'or ui) iniliiiiilcl nninl-cnif IIDIHW I
'm^TnMui!1"'" 'J ^A-lKriWHAW*tnle Pninriiittir ft Ttn Evut Jlimm1. Ion
•jlle BiiwJurrov. , 15-ly
Cr. S. JensenCARPET WEAVER
IN THE OLD ntESUYlElUAN OllUltCH,
EOVIlll N. J .
Carpet Weaving, in nil widths, doneflnrUfasa stylo at lovost ratcB. Tlie bertkind of warp ODIJ nsad. Mew carpota onheud for sole. (The higbout price paid fo
U t J h f o r c a r p o t
DYED and Olenneiin good style.
DoTor, May 25th, 1880. • 23-1;
TOR FINE 0Y8TEKSFUESHLV OI'KNBD O l l i AT
BOLITHO'S,SD8SEX St., DOVER.
WHERE YOfl OAS GET A STEW TO OH-
DE11INTVVDMISUT1W, H-tt
rim SAI.K UY
VOUGHT & KIXLG0HE.
for th0
LUNGS.
CorosCoimnmntlon, ColiKPuoiimonln.iDflucaza, Jtroiicliiti^ Uruuclilal Uil-fleultloftt itonrscuc^H, As! bum, Croup.Whooping Coapb, and all discuses olIho Broafliinff OrpmiH. I t sootlies audhoalstboltlciniirniio of ilio Lui iflaaiod and poisoned by tlie (IINOIISCand protfintfl U» jii(,ffit-s>veiUs atidtlffhtiiess across tlio i-tuwt wlilcii a ocompany If. CONSmiPTH):* Is uotan luourablo maluriy. I t Is on\jaeeraHary to liavo tlio rlirlit iftnotly,mid HILL'S UAIiSAM lalliotremedyDOST DESPAIlt OF ItELlEI, f«Ibis bonfcn npciiflo vlll euro youo?en tliotigh prufiiaslomil nld Tilln.
CARBOLICSillVE,tlic Most Powerful ircatiilff Oil
went atul DMnfectantever Discovered.
Henry 'd Carbnllo fWvo Ivals burnt.Henry's Varballa Salve cvrts sores.llenry'm Carbullo K-itvo nllaya vain.Utnry'0 Carbolto finlw e.urrs erupt IMlttnfy'm tnrbnllo Salve hruta pimpUaUenry'a CarbMo Hatto hcata bruiiei,Aik ftr Hoory'-, ond Talio No Other,
0T BÊ VAItE OFCQUMTEHFEng. .
TOWESLEY'S
CUBES IN ONK ITIINtlTE.
Edey's Carbolic Troches,A BUHE PHEVENT1VE OP
Mm' Eeliova Dyspepsia, and BUloumeij .
fST FORBAUJJiVALLEItUGaiSTS.
JOHN P. HENHY, OUmRAN & CIO.,
POK SAI-K HY
VOUGHT & KILLCIOKE
FACTS WORTH KNOWIMC.Olif i r , Boch», •ip 7.60
Maw Torh.riiiiniuipiiittHiEliBr (,Ciilirtin,BliiiilloVnOurmnnftutfliri,,linn Icy,Haii.fc.-rr.
DOWS.T11AA. K.o.sa o
Moore's
PilulesSure Cure for Chills.
Malarial f ^ O S O AntidoteTOjloathliispeakt d i i l u t
"Tl.p k s t mtdicinein llevmrU. I vraili l l l t tlcommendatory of proprietary'medicines, liut I cvtrvlmHy to know it, and sliall ;
When an article like yours, possessing merit, | I ' ih ik in every iieitfhborhood in Ihcequal al least to wfiat is claimed fir it, is U u d b l « s s l ) r . M o o r e . "brought to my notice, I cheerfully waive allprejudices and very willingly recommend it,OB 1 liellevc it my duty to do.- "1 IHlheBi ta t f l lKly nil) ' that your Pilulesare good, and worthy of a trinl inallM.-JarialDlieaaes," R. II , LANSING, Cliillicothe, O.
Sold by Drug^lEtM, 5 0 cent* p e r
• Dr. C. C. MOORE, 78 and B0 (New Hoa.) Cortlandt St.. flew York.
VOUGHT & KILLGORE, Druggists.O O V P l t N J W l l O L L S A l r A M ) 11KTA1L
and shall put tl' ' " - counly.
J. T. U'JTM-:R, Baysptings, HiiS.
" Your Pilules nrc the best remedy to cidiillsl ever sold."
1). W. STARK. Aurclins, Mich.,Merchant anil P. KL
CO VUiilci
BEATTY'S ORGANS 14.ST0PS ONLY $65.
Insurance a SpecialtyE.&G. H. Ross&
FIRE AND LIFE
Insuraiiee Agents,(Mice, Ohl on It unit ltd
Morris-town, N. J.Iti-lirrstmts tlic fMloiihiK flrat-clasB companic
.HTNA I'lllE INH. Co. „( Hnrlford, Co. Ca]
ilnl ami Harplun over 411,700,000.
JtAKTKHtl) INH. CO., AHRUIB over (2,500,00
ASIEKICAN MUTUAL INS. Cu., of KoirarN . J . Awctnm-er II,400,000.
PfllEilEN'8 MLTtJAL 1N8. Oo., uf Newar!N. J. Ca pit ul and Burplun orcr 41,000,000.
MlUtOHANTS* MUTUAL IN8. Oo.of Mcwark,N . J . Oi>imiiU!KlBnrplueHbout*l.WH>;000.
Ol'.imANlA MUTUAL INB.Co. or Newiirk, N,J . Capital and Surplus over 1250,000.
MUTUAL IIENEFIT LIFE IKS. Co. of New-ark, N . J . ABBotBov6r*33,000,OOD.
Ittfiiiraiico effeoted on fdl doHoriptionB oFproperty iu auy Bcotion of tho State, at aslow rates an tlio risk will warrant. All
•« I 'MD PHOMFTLY, imd no compro-
;rsoiiH ut a distauoo can addrtas ns b ;letter nml rcoeire the same nttoutioii a s
icntiou wore made In person.
A. JUDSOU COE,Purveyor natl Oollector, Purer, N..
GRAND OPENINGOP
MillineryAND
FANCY GOODS,
FOR SPRINC WEAR.
JAMES McGUINNESSWashington Hall Building,
lORRISTOWJf.IV.J,
nr nlil fni'iulB ami pnlroi
JI-QII.V thut tny
NEW STORE
NOW OPEN.ALL MY GOODS ARE NEW,
NGWFsr DBKI0N8. lATEST FASJlIOmi.
NO OLD HTCCK WHATEVER.' : .
Hj8lnoliCinl)r«coB» fail lino in . . .
STBAW HATS,AmUllTllIinnSa31Pi.»Pv qfdDi, anil Nn-TIDMI, aiuaily found in a Pint CIMS Siojo,..
JAMES McGUINNESS,ii HAUJ BciLonto, •
• M0BBI9TOWN, H. J,
Jlnnjoftny fori— ,i lutirn, t i n t Ml** Minnie I)i)laD,» milliupr uf
j i lo »tu! uHlilr enn bo foand VlUi m(i m lieUow establishment, ~ '
A GREAT OFFER!Orffmii.t40.npi
l Ofcnn. a.n Acml
nw fUto*,ll&0,np.nO-baiHl fiHtmmontil
W t l U l t t dWautivl. Ulnitrntd.ioE WATPJU x Co.,ik tM|r
DANIEL F. BEATTY.Washlnston.New Jorsoy.
ureaolM i K i
i In Hit! public Tor tin
nowauff.iafromiri'«a:ded it
tint'ui.•r il, fin
•i If I-to be fffeqjtifllly M „ u
I'fttiL-nia from abroad csn reom?o treatitnont my Uml of active Porcinetimtnont, mid vith 8«My fton11UPTU11E fehPH tlio mom » i h U - , . « ™"ion, nnd incrolittiit* or ]il» BUcueeumi
iiwurtliy (iwcial alteiiiion. 1„ iivo,evt-n imlodsaih.Bnd In- it. wim>trl
foil of it More ilia dai of miffurini; iiml -IHM
tt tbut life hn«itaiHl-HtilUffllf
.U'|ll
canj IJ• iiuil ti,, vuu'ioain. Tu0 , n i t „] ,|,1)¥i,| „;, , ' l t1 • \a nl.iL.li x~.l l . l _ . . . . in . . ^ « t i •»It iiilluVlrateilnltli pliutosraphi
ami iiisilet! lo tlio.se whti HemflUnprrated nltli pliutogmpbiB Utci
tiuttercdhiii'neid the injury ot trutsus, ti—rurtlij / • •
»i»fs iipnn him. " "
labor Cfm bo'informed wllLont liitorfrriw wtl, l",0M ? , , ^ ?
f f P n i ? ' l ,8 t " P ? n l f t 0 l l . B l i l t ; u ^ " I S BOOK ON
' UKliuut thUlive a.i'nml nflcrcnrc,
— - - - . - — — .--.o-m**,m***m l i l i r . vn .H^IIUI l i l III
lirniitiwr and |)ri|inl,-iril,V tlicrifroin tli
i. Uo mil, till Ignliu ™
jfoxttsL'i]ninicf i-r"i.V.fllviih.l,;,
il inform IhciiuliBilcam-8 k l i iIII' Rl-I'll (Kim
lAir S t , N.Y,, n,d 43 MILK HI.,
upcijtui-i wlio iqut-suiit tluiui^-l
SHERIFF'S SALE!
miii, imJ fly riili=lni'Ui,lilc
!: (il111
Ityi
in, A. I>. 1S77.NElUIIIlOUn A SliITU, SolYn.
virtlir of Ilic ubuvc etali'il uril uf flurl.L-..iniii nn itnu.lB, 1 «lmll txnosu fornalo Htnbiic \ L-iiiluo nt tlie Unitea 3 U U H Hatei. la[urriBtown, N. J., on
UONDAT, tlm 20tli day of November hcit,A, D. 1HM), bilTreen tho liqure of IM M, and 6
' " ' I ' . M., tliat in to BIJV at 3 u'drwk in tlioion of Maid duy, all tliat trivet or per-
ci'l of imtil mid prcmiBua, eltqato, lying andx'iaa in t!ic tomici1 Dover, iu ttiuCouniy of
Morris, :uit| titak' of Now Jnr*uj, linsltmiii^ atn ntnbo BtundiDg on tlio tout ho an I corner ofMorriBHiid BlcFsrlan BtroolB, thenco rnnnliijr1) iilotiK tlio south siilo of fuhl JJcParlnn &[,uirtli t't(,rliiy-H(>ya (ieKrePaoaHltnchuurtrod
nml littv foot; thenoo (2) lontfa tlirto decroefl— t (Illy tot to tlio ncrtl Bide of Ilio llorriB
ml linfiiii; thence (3) along iho north sidomil twain sonth ofglily-nnreu dflrn^a west
hundred toot to tlio we.t si'To of naid. In! tlmuoo (4; alotig tbe wuilt aide of asiti!
baain unntli tlirce (jpfireoa «aat ono Iifeet, tlicntc (5) ion to oishtT'iorun i
west firtv reel to , tha c»«t Bids ofB'R-ut} tltoiioo (8) along tuncar t i l ( leolB,ddMurrlB strcat north- throe rioercei Wflit ono
nndrtd and titty •teai to tbo place of t« "Inff. oonldniuK'twclTe thinlnaod »udundrcd square feet,'.
MORRIS COUNTY
MACHINE & IRON Co.
DOVEB, N.J.
l quarenil lh:u WHS
wc thutlJ o,', Bointf t'a« Mine lot ofveyoj Is Hulrt Oyrng O.
N I.mm>iAH,u« sbtr
BAKER1IN DCHVER.
Tlio mlwrilHT.an rzpcrieoted hiker, whoor fam ywrn past bar boon With W. P.uAY,
Unrribtoirn, Lni Uhon tlio . , ,
SUSSEX STREET BAKERY,• ittfiMOI.LEU'S BDILI)IUO,*bfro^BwI]];TINE N'EW
BilliardFool Tables
, tlic ljlCI:H Of nij'lyillCllt
own. TJIE'BILLIARD PA11LOH con-tnins twoflun enroiii tnh]cn and is filtod up
IR ni-ccnKnry for tLf rnjAyuu-atHtlPl'ErVH IiAUER, Iht fin-ilrank, ulivnye fei-pt in frvah
, , , ifullBtockofOuniiitncliL-i'tiL'sMinrml wattTB, Pine Apple Cider, l'rctzdaflarfium, etc. Get>rRB will l o rJwavs on
to please IIIB friendx, and will mak*etrniicet foe! at Lome. r^-Su
witli ti
Not;co of Settlement.ttcc ffllior^by piven tti&t (ho tecoDntaofmktctibar, Admintotrntor uf Jolm P,, ileccafed, will lie «aditcij ami s h i n ] |jt
Hie HurrciRatn, anil re[iartod for lultlouintit inthe Oriil.onj.' C W t o f Ibai Rmiaty c t Hcrria on
QSOItyiicil Au^oal J71MB80.
imlpriiiii.IiOE BIOSARDS.
MEW AND VEUY ATTRACTIVE BTVLES AliENI1W HE! AnV
MASONAND
HAMLIN
ORGANS
Jjfiliuctiou at every grtntwoilfihibition fur thirtefti veiI'rieca, 151, 157, (Cfi, 184, f lto JEflO and upward. I'or talaj'unntj, tO.3H a «imrter anaipwBid. CfcUlocuus free J U -IDN k, HAMI.IN OHOAN CO ,51 T t i l t BOSTON 46
L'UHILi lul l l l . "
IT HASWONDERFUil '
BECAtlfll! IT ACTS
NEV8 AT Tin; B.V.IIR'H;.;::.
pIn ItldncyIOJOIICCS, nPilot], or In ntand Female Ji
. i R o t ) a j pUrinary tilabascy, Ui.
Kuril ittf
o tha urgrat i*q t)Opl»whopr«Cw to mtrohui »rt ttrtmAr prtp«r»4. U» pro- fl Mlabratsd nnud j t p I
I pare it In liquid form u woll M dry. It to II ywniaeiitnLteil.Iaput DplnUrssboUloc, L
tU itutlutputu I
ys ready, uul Is D japto. Pric«,»lportottlo.
imreoxD B T DBITOOISTS. [
WELLS, IUCHJUIDSO.N A CO., Prop'n,
151 TrcmoittBt. , BO8TUN: i6East 14Hi St., (Union Square).
NEW YOUK ; H'J Wnliasb Mcuuo, Chicago4(Mw
$72;:
PIANOS AND ORCANS
TUNED AND REPAIRED,POIt RENT AKI> FOR SALE
OK INSTAI.WIUKTS.
1VM.8. 1VH1GIIT, i mLock Uoi f.8. 3.tf
ELY'S CREAM BALM!HflMM.EIjliirtho uwt IjIwitfatinlnrrl
i., DruRfif-lB, OWI-RO, H.Y.
.tl clilif'in Ui?li!'!ijn * j qji
wiwft?- I iiHL-d jour Cream Ililmfrtiui
F . iicco:llMIGK (- J., ADS.
Umnm
BUILDING LOTSFOR SALE CHEAP!
A large number ofGOOD BUILDINGlOTSon l s t , 2d.3d,4tli, 5th, aud 6th.streets, PENN AVENUE.
These lots are the best lo-cated in this city, within eightminutes walk of the denotSplendid water easily reachedon each one.
Terms Easy.RicM & Van Koibsd, imn,
*ppir i» WM. H. LAMBERT, Agt.iB-tr
The Mf, Hope Band!Tliii lyniHinnlnrKamz.tiaii in now fullj pcr-
iKiusd. nticl IB toady t(j mnko onEtgoiiient* to
iipun tlio moat'rcTBnt:aMe tutni*. i d d r c t JL. W. STEPHENS, SocroUrr,
FALL FASHIONSJ!WliattoWfarnn(l" POftTFQLlOB''How to Wak
j u d t o t t
T8 !U," ami
w. 8.