: XXVI. DOVER, MORRIS COUNTY, NEW JERSEY, FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 29, 1885. NO. 1

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0UPLIIAUTOMATM

STUMrenKub&g" sailed lor osilraa. local notion

flftmn ccr.» l»r in.

r \ « W m R EOaUIER.

Bcal Metals ami Inauran-1 Agent.

(Woe orer The Oeo. Slcbarde Co 1 Btore,

DOIIR. H. J

Duplex tueau end Hot Water HeatMs. .ftar ar*mule of wrouslit boiler Iron two nonpar But

i U l I r /ifltlT.il.jat-yrolir* »"»l

l«; No kmjrH

CM3OENEJ COOPEH,

ATTOBKW AT &AW *«D

KASTUtinSOUCnOBIHCHAUCKBT

^ J OftkeiDth ToneBulMIng,

O v u J A. ITO»'»BTOM, DOVEB.M J

Btuvoe end i'ot A r Funooon ot e\-Hstimre, Cuueir, Tta-were, OUUt,el*., Utulh snd&raatoo Ceil UHIS,nuriSukagoaleelend Herts 8

I-AHBSO COOl'Wt,

DOVER, M. J.Insurance Broker end OommiinlonK of Detde.

i V , Me. Steam Bdltr, Employers' Lllbllllr and Lies Suck Iiiiurenoe, Our Insuraoce l u i r n Heal Bslale bought railKM on Oomnliisoa. i

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OKHERA1 PRAOT1TIOMEH,

i n tmouUBi in m nuAtinjrrW anno.SUTISM •»•> u u u u u Dtautm

Offioi on north, aide o< iHeciwell swat •«»slant W hat MM ot W e ™ itnrt,

CaT. I.

Henry W Killer, Henry 0 Pitney,AunnuaB Ball. FhW| ~CheiY Bwen,H.D Paul Rivers,Vdraand P Hater, John Taatekar.

E TOBM SBUaUDiBSlej ^18BA\ HtO a » HAIB CDTTJSO 8A1O05,

^MANSION HOllSE, '- ,

R. W1UJA«B.' ,, ,K A B O S 1BD8LATIR,

__ J takru tor all kinds ot work Ina-11.. ot twinea) and the brat materlab

" " *"'«$ Aatatn iSSu?*OOce Mar Central Depot. aMy

f AKTIlt MJTH«R OCX,

: or rusuo aoqoou

t B t , DOVER, N

| Homu. » »

\UVin a. FBIUaiAR, -CABVraTXB UD BUIUJIR.

hapNiw J«n»»rifio!i ununoco

, J0BS8OK, '

HanfHlanr and Dtalar In

jlwortlnllirtX-odarmnlte All work* tilt bitt orotr a»d prtori ntmuhla.

DOVEB, S I

. _ . _ _ . . ( * and IOWMC ntbt H. MAN8FIELD.

WILWX* BERBY

enters • Buildersttor

> ana^maMkis

ag Promptly AttMatd to

/M.S.GOUURO

• INK

(f& done

HCEUTS FOR THE

>iil«; No kmjrHUM okeopatan, Easjtots ton of • torp mrt

THE M0EEI8 COUHTT

5AYIIIGS BANK,• O K R H T O W B . • • J .

oORFOKATaD JiABnl M, l l ta .

rneUant-HIrlHT W. H1LUEK.fl»-Pn*l«rt-AnRMJHa B. HULLHeerelary and h w u H L T. KOVb,

CABPET8.ETC-LOWPEICES-BA8TTEEBI8.

$50 Worth *For $39.75.

An actual faot—couldn't afford to give false values—it would

ram oar basinees. Xliia m a iuo -reraaikab); fico— 5 piece

Parlor Bait—il'ubsen taggoa 150 cnlil present sale, and it's

*t£ fcoitu iiiat'piiut;—3ioas.tol|p grjUoldtered, Bilk plur.V

trimming, eiqahlK colorings-all for 139.76. Fit (or AN7

liomo.

A Great Room!IsthlE, our "Bargain Doom "-now filled more than ever

•etith hosdrrdB of broken sole, mwnfaotnrera' samples, etc—j

•11 new and best makes—thoy'ro odd pieces tho1 and SAVE

to go at and often BELOW cost Each orliole mdiked in plain

figures—elip in some timo—it "ill p»y yon well—there are

desks, bedroom suit*, chairs, tables, etc., eto.

Tan " Portland Bango " Bells at n fast rate—it's funny, but

our salesmen hitve less trouble to sell this famous range

than > «1 choir—lti real »prlb etioln out all over it—we're,

tho only loose where its carried. t

73 Market Street,Near MiMjt . ._.. JJEWABKfN. J.

l * . a t > 4 i , l Antr, aaaial aatarla ,̂BatmdariInn»A aTVillK n v a t v .fmmTtotr.a.

a R.(&UOCRMO> n A. WronoN) •"

.tin. DKALBB IK

STOW,RAllfilB.FOTUfAOM,

Tin, Copper' and Sheet IronHoofing, Ztno, Bheet Laid,LeadPipei.Pumpi.oto.

THB OOETOK

Honte-HMtliig Bteun Gen*-

, Tttor k iptoialty.

A BEACON LIGHTIs noticeable -for its tfrit-liaocy-so are our Dlaaotds

They shed their rays fort!with sucb effluence thatthey are the beacon lightsor the Jewelry Trade.

Defender couldn't be a ,greater winner thaa oae ofoar Solitaire DhmoBd Rings i

Tfce beauty and quality ofour goods are such that wefeel able to challenge,anyJeweler io Dover.

J. W. KIRK,DOVER, N. J .

J. J,VR££LANDCONTRACTOR

CARPENTER 'm o - » . . , . . .

.BUILDER^OFFICE AND SHOP— "

BlookweU St., DOVEB, N. J.

No contract loo large for my equipment' No contract too small for my pereatlent on

I manage Repairs to Buildings nevery Tiratich

I also do all Icfitfa ol Turning, Scroll

H. van HorniTt OfferTHEIBESTOFFUBN1T0—

OUR LEADERSin ladies' Shoes have beenforover 20 yearB made byLt-{nsberry,Matthewson &Co. South Norwalk, and H.W.rMerriam Shoe Co., ofNe*-ton. The prices rangefrrm$2.66 to $400 and inail widths from A to EE, andtl i f-^re so well known todj-. VWrftiontrd Tor their gen-eral good wear that the ne-cessity of keeping them is asgreat as bread is to a baker.Although Shoes have ad-vanced very rapidly in pricewe have decided to sell the^iajfs at old prices for JZpresent

P. 0. BEAGAN,Opp. D. L. & W: R. R. Depot. DOVER, N. J.

ITUI IIIfclB*

GOODSDELIVEBEDPJ1EETOANY PABTOF BTiTE.-

OLE ANDDOUBLH-BRSASTBD

Sack Suits,Properly eat a n itjlo« thu (all. We have them of onr own m»ke,

of U» eboteni material".

PUln u d rough hoed Cbeviote, Fancy OnesimoKB and Wonttda of

nr dMigu go to make onr 8nit ttook an inviting placo for the barer.

We u e sot offering oat Suits at 60o. on the 41. Neither would any

otim hone if they had aaoh «oit» «8 oura. See onr loader

At $10.00Compare it. Compare qnality, not jnco, with ADything to b« had

any.bere. You'll bay hen.

MoGREGOR Sc Co.,8 5 0 , 8 5 2 B R O A D S t . . . . . . N E W A R K . N . J .

BEAR IN MIND if you want aSTEAM OR HOT WATER

THAT THE

la,wbkti m eartanrsrd found In tha Paaalo rinr Teabearing took place In Hopkins' kjA beforeJustice Xjle, Got. I5lb, 1HS, and tha trial

tho u d eesttare ot em yean at toe January[IBM) tarm. There wars Bra conriolad,among them James a>ibs,wbotnmtd8tatsOaantt H. FXaaMB," 1 — " - * * * • '

srtjaaaiaMlutwila ttwW

a*JH>ynrsy>tyaai« Mar* ilaju ftklac tlula faaulr, OM ana l

aalwayB

of Kes.salnamaor.troraa nks m

iaa« pail heareri w a Mjiaaai' IWrsaaaaaswereuun to Bcjfcaway an. Wau h j -Hag Itsdagly coasejaatloanalagioadawasl-asst petti to ttlt e

mb

aaaejaat ataas to « • g e mawtsVls>lst>,wsntke Mk

tamni hi aw llasaMll.lenngaoilt tae Iroaiaaw mcaeuoeseioereec haa nsa tan _aaounteiresuas (whaa taa aoowaai tad b eoouaaautedaad aoalwad ' ^~ *

UBmuontk) Board and later aha

tunaarauaUi tart aad (tsoUoa, a> ^tntsqnlsruna^aiiewtJraoa^watslBaaaaaji 'natal, wbiobllloilad under tealHHnjl avjahleraglnja ot artsilmatrslliai O«t fneadBBsapB u awalh bat sia SBenary Utsa-ejaaUrt lanaga i w i r n u l a l l u Hnslair data,aad we know thai aia auul auraorer, iltaa• l i t Ito tsoeaused Bad. tka Uaaa.

W1ABDBM.Union Taxakaglrlaiaarrioaa efffl W.tsU

• Ike mebearlaa Ceu«ho.Ths«wtyMrajdMrs.Wn.HaUaee,o<

TUttd their eras Frank Hajatta ea i

Mia L a i n Heed Is

THEFriday, Nov. 29.1895.

THE DOVER PRINTING COMPANY

Pl'UtJSUERH AND PliOI'llIKTOttM.

My Lrrd Uuiiravcn may l.o doRcient [itAbility to JTHM fl i l .w yacht fu ter than theother fellow's swifter loot, and may possiblyha injudicious In IIIH metbodn of kicking atdefcat, li-ut hitvui.ta. Tliu fi

vlaiiic ,o!M«prr York YaclitClub.liU-A inrtlMruent of tha tu os a set ot roarlt

v roaring [urnico neven

Cullle (.l)*lie kin."

vho hnro U-un trying to Iroesinr* arrive at the absolute zero <JIJ tackle Dunraven. Aa Cap'njfv

EH&.Friday, Nov. 29,1895.

J^Bnterer i at the I'ost Offloe at Dover, H. J,isoond-olflM matter.

LOCAL JOTTINGS.

Congress ooiiveueB tbe first Monday In Da-soiber.There mam great rumpua In the meat busl-

B6» Iu Durer laat Saturday.F-bter F. Birch will build a row of flve

on Myrtle avenue.Tbe COIHIT ntcne of tbe new Baptist Cburcb

ill] belaid Bund ay afternoon.fielghSMll be received for shlpuunton

be Morris canal after tbo 27tb.The Dovurlrou Works are abut down thl

[.excepting tfae rivet mill,It it ould be dlillcult to oame a mora charm

>g Thanksgiving Day than yesterday.Tbe bottling works of Cawleyfi: Co. bavi

been thoroughly renovated anil rupafntcd,The anniversary or Plute Trlbo will b» op

iroprlately observed ou tbeOtb. of December'Billy" Williams Is bobbllOR abuut with a

uro foot, resulting from bli now trotter atepit; on it.

TUB Jury In tha Freblll-Jemll murdtr rasoElfubeth rtturued a verdict of nmi

slaughter.The Lackawanna now eel's twenty sing]

j-lp tickets between Murrlalown and Ke<fork for 110.Tbe ofllrere of the Grout Council Improved1. B. M. will vlt.lt PIutoTrlboon the eveningf December U3d.Thursday, December filb will be Jersey Day,

Atlanta, and Governor WerU aud bl,ittfl will go down.

The ?lre and Laropi CommltUe are placinga Ore plug at tbe corner of Myrtle avintd Pacealo etroet.

E. H. Collinf, formerly of Madison andSummit, is now the city editor of the NewJeney Herald at Elizabeth.

The peach growers of Sussex county willhold a. meeting at Deokertowii to-morrow totwin a count; asBoalatlon.

Tha lecture (u Grace Church last Friday'l(W«TC»MWWli»^-" i run '""" attended

nnd tb i uudieQW blgbly plmsd.It Ii deelrod ibat all wambera of Morrii

attend the

Messrs. Waerand Peters ba.ve purchasedatotherttam from Barton Smith, tbelr iicreaaluR bus-neta necessitating two toatm.

Mr, and Mr*. F. 0 . Pyles, of Dackettstown,will hereafter make their homo .l report for (he year 18!H.

auleoaccompanied by ageologlcil mspofValley of tho PanalobyBollin D. Sulla-

The Coinnilislonem of Appeal* for Run-al|ih>to(rnsblp met at the Mansion House oaucsdny, and there frere quite a number of,i|)Qjeif wbo uBhed fur a rrfuctlon. Tbs

imlBsloueii will give tbelr decision to-day

Ot tbo 6W.5SS population of Morrfi county,300are between the agtm of 5 and 8. Of

number, 1,7M are atteoding privateuol», 3,5^3 are not at any ecbool, 44, overi ytan of age,' ore not able t'i r*ad, 142,l e r lS j can old, are working in anopsorK8t'£i7 are colored. •.

Wedntiday night fuur atcera belonging toB. Iticbuidi bit ks out of confiiieruent and

indercd over to the Lackawanna tracks. AIjht imiii" b«moT»ianfana Btruo^lbreo'or

One was klilri! outright and badlymangled, one bad a leg hroken, end a thirdbad Its nose erntbfd off by the car wheela.

.The. opening of tbo meat department 1°in & Co'a store last Saturday ciusod

tore ezolteirtnt than a circus - There waa aeifect ctusHot bujerr, aod to a carnal vJfltorwould.have Be«ined a i ibncgU meat bad

r been sold la Davpr before. \% was thalets and the way they had been advertised

IKW the"crowd, ' ' ', ••

Wacr & Peters' new team cime noar cam-ag aulcids Wednesday inorniug. Theybacked up to tbe frfjjht house whe a

»1 train came a'ong, the nolae df.nblcbIghteued them, nod they etirted to runnay.: They collided with the moving train

Hope Lodge, Ha. 203, Brotherhood cf Rill-io«d Trainuicio, will bold tUoIr annual ball lathu Armory ac this place on the evening of'anuary Itltb. TbeprDowdsarefortbe bent-fit cf the sick and disabled membon. ,.'

ArraDgemeuts are being made to have •Morris County delegation go down to Tren-on to th'e i. . £ " > ^ n ^ r i i w p r n o r Qrlggf.here are tu u. /.J^B^f^fflB^orrt* tbat

tbe trip cm ho iu«do men chwply If thoy allgo la a body.

lijnoBDll.oneof the bones of whlcuJer-ymen are proud, and owned by Col. Bur-;»', ot Klemington, won over $7,000 In

wites for his owner Ihis year. HB made arecord of 2.10.V and It 1B thought that he will

3 belW noit seaion.Miss May Cornell, the vloctitlonlst cf

Brooklyn, baa kindly consented to take parttbe entertainment at Biker Optra Hou««

next Fiiday night. Miss Cornell I* one ofthe bett elocutionists that bas ever appearedi Dover,TbB HaUpy Island Land Corapanj, of Lakerpatcon^, has etfeted the following Board

of Dlreutora for the eneulug year: William E.KiDR, J. S. Ulggi, L D. Bchwaru, R. 8. Pen-niman, Eugens Troxell, 0. B. Hodman and

omen U. Neighbour.Jubu H. KBEW, PreMdnnt of tbe Firemen'snaurance Company, of Newark, died at 13:80

/deck Turslay . morning. He was pro*-l»y typhoid lover a couplaaf weeiisgo.

He rallied several times, but tali age wasgainst him. He waiT4 jeareoia.People dulling Lake Hopatcong last sum-or will remember that on tbo White Linend Zuok awamer were engineers B. W.

Klnjt, "ho died a few week ego at Ledge-wood j CImrltB Dliaraherlaln, who died lastuctdayat Mlunl>lnk, and Wni. Tumey, whoyet alive, lies at the point of death at Port

Oram, To people who btllre that fatalitieso by threes will lnvetUeiroplolcuastreottb-meJ by this chain of deaths.

d doe of tbe horuei wns thrown doirirlonately escaped the oar irbpcla. .

, but

ement In Tumday'o paperat tbe Betbltbom Iron Company badired a Russian contract for 1,803 tons oflor plate against fourteen tarn\gn oompcti-i,.'bus national alRniflcsncs, Wa Amorl-B can compete with the world, and je tbetter wages than uthnr nations if tvs try,

ii contract will keep tin. works wblcb em-oj 2,'JCO men, luay ayear, when olberwise

k waagattlngelacfc. ' .

'rcuboldtr John 0 . Smith went bantingt Friday and got a spwlcs of Rams that bos not looking for.' Aa n» was trbuipiogougb tbe woodi at Liwer Lingwood hen, ho was approached b j Aut. B plntendect Joseph ¥. MuLesn, aril luforaodthat be hai bulUr RUU tjupt IClul obuut putting that building ll^ro, ortliero would likelybatrouble at>auc it Ho Mr. Ciwdrey i

soeMr. Cox It bu would return the leasemoney, but Mr. Ooi refusol. Tnurn

alug Uwars. CuwJroy, Cux a d Kielseiublod at the pilot leusM, and Mr. Kielconcluded rattier tban bu?utrittlu*)'er'sollloesquat then; he would talco thu liaijbiniFelfand paid Mr. Co* drey ihe fir,. Tbm Cout tbrea minute*, andcame down jn tlio n'aos In an inutant

Large trees woro upwotod, uirrted a greatKstatico ami t-irn t/i plee«». A portion nfthe roof of tbe Klrkpntrick Mtinorial Cburuhwas torn ull und the liujjdi-fg othornifs 'lam-aged. A vaoMit hoiifo'belf>ngit>jr/td*IUctiB,ra'Wlltlnnuonr/aii lilnviKivcr, Tbo haudiome

if Dr. Peter Yciipj? was Iwdly damnd several oiitliuilding* belonging tJ

Samuel Huinm«ra WITA wrecked.Tbe old Amtell Acmicmy, which was builti 1S0O of lmtiiL>na« Bt«ro«, und hai ihn ap-

of a forlrpsi ra'hnp than an i?*l-.t\ U ii'-w u^ed as c ' IT- '/fc^-ft; * * R..J,

bins, nha taja tbut he fora ttio torendo strucktbw building Blie «nn stai-tled by a node re'Btmblipg the firing of a cannon. Tblswasfollowed by a ruuiblinfc uound wblcb lastedmore thin two IUIIIUUH, durlug which timethe bulldloji mis unroof«J and tbe obluiQaycame down wltb a cranh ou a bed In tbewoma-j's theplng room. Lirga Btonca weretorn from the bullling aud carried fully onehundred ftot,

Tbe roof on Mrs. K. 13. Larhon'd dwellingwas torn oft, and nttio larffo wheat stacks be-IUDKIUK to William Brewer were lifted highinto the air aud strewn ovur the ground tor ap,rcatdistance, Huudred* ot wludoir psnosin various parts of the town were broken.Thare was no loss (f life.

Uttell ' i Living Ajre for 1398The announcement of a reduolion In tbe

prlco of tbis famoui cclectlu from elabt itol*!ar* toaUilollnrnH yenr will prove ui more

i vsunl lut^ioet to 1 ivemof cbole'a litera-ture. Founded In 1̂ 44, It >>l)l BOOH enter i'aflf ly-tlilrd year ot a continuous and luccosa-ful career seldom equalled.

Tbit Btandard weolly Is tbt oldest, as it Isthe belt, concentration of ohMce periolioilliterature prlntedlntiiUcountry, TODBB nliodetlre a thorough cjmpecdmin of all that laadmlrabb and noteworthy in ths literaryworld will be ninred the trouble of walingthrough the B°a of reviews and magadneapubllsbed abroad ; for they will Owl the en-

inae uf all compacted aud concentrated here.To those whose meant ere limited It must

meet with espuclal favor, tor It ofTem (bumwbat could not othuhvUe'bB nbtaihed eicejitby a large oullny. IutelUgfint reiders wbowant to tavH time and inouej v)h.> Hud ItInvaluable.

Tbe prospectus, printed ia anothar columnebould be examined by all In selecting theirp-rlcdlcalB for the new year. For tbe amount

quality of the reading f urn lined, the newprice makes Tbe Living Age tbo cheaveut aawtll ai the best literary wtwbly ID existence.Reduced dubMng rates with other periodicalsoffer ititl grontor Indue mentt>, and to newsubscribers remitting now for tbo year 180C,the intervening nnml'ernot 1801 will bgsentgratis. Litlell & Oo., BOJ'-OO, arc the pub-lishers, - v

SrAETLKD TUB OLD I^ADT."Wben Mount Tabor was first taken poa-

aeatlon of by the Newark conference of tbeMotbodiat Ejibcopal Church," aald a clergy-man of tbat denomination recently, "we badlittla money wltb wblcb to olfar op tbeprounde and erect the first buildings neces-sary. After putting up a aortof open airpavilion in which tbe preaching urvlicould be held, we began to o u t around foriomo buildings where transient gueata mightnlgbt be aocommodated,

"The structure resulting from tbiailty w&n st to tbe exigencies o(bo momrnt, and a two-fold educatlou&l adranttge Is thsialiy gclued. Added iaterest is

Ions, while a boo! thy lot«rect In the greatmovements uf oar own day is foft-rei, Thefollowing examination paper waa recentlypresented to tbe Rugby students:

1 D scribe tba east and wed c^ait route*iBcmlmid. Glwe an account of tiii " IU00

for tbe North "Where are tho following placet, and

with wbat recent eventa are tbey oonnecte'l 1Foocbnw, Madagarcar, Bods, Cuba,Congo?

0. Wiiat da jou know of tbe fallowing;Khurna, Co). Bherrfiiton, Neurul^b Khan,BhurAfsul.

1. Explain the Cabinet, Privy Council,Spiritual Peer.. .

S Wbat was the bu-fnest done In the la*tH»[onof Parliament) Wbo are at i>re*ent

Bpenkcr, Colonial Becretary, Foreign Secre-tary t What offices are held by Ur. Ooaoben,Lord Lansdowne, Ur. Longt

0. An account of the races for the Amer-ica's Cup

7. What are the present dlftloulUee In Ar-maut* f DeKribe the situation.

Ttio value of tlie tmthod of Instruction II-tistrateJ above depends to a large extentilton tba discretion of tbe teachero by whom

It Is applied. InItsbroideat aspect, hjwever,It Ia worthy of approval, and ita adaption bytha toboola of tbia country can wall be recom-mended, Young boys ant girl* should notinly be encouraged to read newspapers, but;bey should bsiauiht to real them In mch •

>y that thn dally press may become an Im-portant ndjuact to their Intelleotual pro-gn)M, Tbe newapapen sire the omuls ofcontemporary blitory. I t will be a^itep Inadvance whin their Importance In educational

ork Is full j realised and the re il l u t kmm t d e s buia for practical Instruct! in - World.

A Noted Hotel to be Bold.Tbe hotel In Nuwtou known rn the Cochraa

latobu sold next moutb tjctosatheBtoteof the lota Ur. R A. SliPppard. It ii

oueof tbe old landnio.rU of tbe town. Uponlts which It occupltsaa ton tianbecD kept

ever since the beginning of tbluft"lu Kewton.Very early in I's hltUiry tbo iimpriefrirwaBIsaao Bs-Bitt. He xns succeeded by KitbanPrake-uml tba place will he rcnieiubarwl byome old travelers na Draku'iiTavurn. Denits Coebran beciuie Involved in I8il, and

kept Ihe bouse continually for twenty Ovayears. Fora long period it wai Democraticbtadquartvrii, In tbe days when Martin Byer-

m, Jobu TontBdir), Martin Cole, Richard£. EtUll,Tjomc i Liwnice, R b.'rt Hbiull-toti and Morria It. Hamilton were prominentIn tbt councils of tha Utmocraoj. It was Ibo(topping place for XaPast Obloe at Dover, If. J ,

OoviR, N. J., Nov. 20,1603.__ Andwron, Edmund E. Bice,

Mrs, Marv L. fiayley, Mrs, Auautt Johoson,sin. K. S. N«d, Her. T. I. Rowe, ''Slnctritr," Ur Boltbaa HoUarrer.To obtain any of the above letter* uj " kd-

vertbM » and SIve date of this list.W l i POLLARD. P. If.

WANTED.Girl lor housework ID a small family. Hurt

untlcntand cooking thoroughly, rjood ws«paid to one qualified.

Enquire At Plereon & Co.'s Blon.

Wanted.A girl for general housework.

Apply at ths \

IROU ERA. 0FF10E.

Dog" Lost.On Tuearfay flvanlnn, a eolllo dog pup from In

front or inr •tore. Answers to the namoof I• -lUM-al rswBrd will be paid for hU return.

UIS3 NOLAN,BUckweU street,

Dover, N.J.

To Whom It May Concern.Mj wife Lucretla Vt. Pcttlnger laving left my

«d a.od board I give notice to all person! not Iotrust tier on my account MI will pay no debU ofiBrcontracUug. .

THEODORE PETTINGER.

FflUfiONSEIIBTOBY

OF

M U S I C

So. 609 Broad St.,

OPP. THTHITT entmen,

K E W A B K , K- J .

-Jnc tw l„ to tbe

Rietlioda ot tho princi-pal European Conawv*-torlce. Faculty conIKwed of foreign edicaUxl muAldanB nnl e a d i n g AmerJoa._teachers. A Seminaryfor the edncaUon oft«och«ra. Free liar-

my ataeaea; Lectures;. . Jrorta br teaeliera andpupils. Our graduate!BWoeupjIuKpromlni-atposition. In the profes-sion. ThorougliworklnevMTflouartmeut. Sendfor clmiUrs.

F. a BA*5l.a.

FIRE!AN ENTERTAINMENT BY

HOME . TALENTtor tbe benefit of the Uniform Fund of Vigi-

lant Engine Co. No. 3 will bo held in

0AKER OPERAONE NIGHT ONLY

FRIDAY, DEC. 6PART .FIRST

WILL COKBIST OF

MINBTREL8,BANJO P A Y I N G , NEGRO8ONOS, Krc .

Thta part will end wltb the1 most langbablothetcb ever produced In tbis town entitled

'Andy Wright as an Actor"PAHT SECOND

WILL VOflBIflT OP

BOLOS, DDETTS, FIAKO AND VIOUNSOt.OS, BANJO DDETT8, AND

AUIOHAKP P H Y I N G

MISS CORNELL,Tbe rlocutlonl.t, will rend K number of choicenelootions, tbe part will end with R, laughablefarce, tbe character! to be taken by tnembsraof ths company

3SCAdmission - -I A U . BEATS aE3EBVED]

fiox ofOce will be op«ned for tbe eicbaoieof ticket, on Tue.dar, Qeacmbcrad, at 1-Sti rK. Utw thai . ! KUlJor,'. Drug atOT,'

EVERYTHING FOR THE~—""r

DOVER, N. J.

SingleBarrelBreechLoaders$6i5O

DoubleBarrelBreech

Loaders$1000TheNew

BakerGun$20

TELEPHONE CALL. 8 B.

Loaded

Sports-

man's

Goods

Lowest

Prices.

Ed. L. Dickerson,DOYER,N,J.

Two Great Specials- IN-

CLOAKS«=We secured Ibis week at a great sabrifioe to thecbak maker % luge loft

of Jackets tbat sold two weeks ago bom $7.00 to IS.OO.

We offer lot No. 1 at

Jackets that aold from»76O to $9.00. We oflerlot No. 2 at

$6.49All New Goods in

all Wool Beaver* andBough Cheviot*. Bip-pie Backs and difler-ent style frontt, some.with velvet collars,and all the very lateststyles.

TRADE WINNERS

50-inch German Storm Serge in Navy and Black only 49c50-inch Heavy Diagonal Worsted la Navy and Black only

75c.a yd.

30-inch Plush Capes, Martin trimmed $11.5030-inch Plush Capes, Seal trimmed $10.5030-inch Astrachan Cloth $10.0030-inch Astrachan Fur $.5.0030-inch Persian Lamb $19.00

30-inch French Seal $25.00Ladies' Jackets from $5.00 to $18.00

Wm. H. Baker Store Oo.

FREE LABOR IN LONDON MUST COM-PETE WITH FELONS.

Pooilj ttid WorLir. titruggling FiHare Ell.U in*—Four CtuU * D»Jloved I'rUuuen Fur Tbolr Labor-FreeMen Must Moot I t or HUu-ve.

A Lnmlon toni't-poiidoDt writes:eommitoiou of inquiry has beeii bittiiID LOUIJOH for trout) lima post to inven-tlgato into the (nifntioii of tho Importtloii of pripou nuiiio goods. oni'Ji uii iO'vestifutiun gas right to tbo very ker-Del, tho cms, of tlio (rea trndo position,Thu -working punplo in thin conntryoverwhelms! with tiisution and etrnggliug to livo nu & Gimill wage, baio begnu to cry nut URainst tills wretchedfijetciii which allows good* niaric lu for'cigu iiricnufl to Im thifped (o Eiifjlumas a dumping ground mid to enter iucompel itiou with Eiiuilor gooda niahere It :s hntd euodgh to got n l i v l fill England lit tho test of times, but thidiOlooJiy is increased a thousandfoldon urliw;m lins to compnte with a crim:Dal \vorkntiui, -who is luiid prnotieul'nothing for IIIH l«tor nnil whore thetnto loiids htm all tho aid possibleWhnt diniici) cun iiuy ono hnvo deach circmiistiinuo?, nut] it is not to biwontiwed ut that tho British opurothLas begun ta kick nt lust against a mierallo system that nllo\vn him to bcrashed out of oxintencc

Colonel Howard Vincent, 1L P. forB division of Shofllelil, tho grea lcenter iu England, lifts starved on theoommihslflu and retired from it partla disgust

Tho evidence wofl overwhelmingngatiist tho oontimunco of the systemof ftco importation. Iu liolgima it wassaid that quite 00 per cent of the prlixnndo giwdH were font to tho Englishmarket, while 4 cents jier dny was al-lowed to tlio inmates of tho prisons fttholr labor.

rourcuntHn day wages 1 How wonldan American operative liko Uiflt? Batyotthat is tho logical outcome of free imports. During tho hint four uionthaappenrs thitt tho importa from Belgiumof them lnnntidicturDfl hiwe hioreased700 pur cent. A ooiwidernblo iimnberworking men hum bocu deprivodof the!nmployiiiwit and of fall wages b y t hford^u conifet'.tloii, Jinny of the mi)uu uuv uvurii^i) moib liiuu 6 to 6 tnil-lings Qwctik (§1.20 to $1.50).

'Iho Bocrelnry of (ho operative bruah-makara fiuid:' "Ruin practically atartflna In tho face Tho main Bngpesttons (my Euoiuly tiro (o prohibit prison matgooJa Icing taut hera " A momber *the London comity connoilond amut<brtifihnjakor Bald: "There JB a itrosjfocliuK uniong not only moetcra batthat tho eoinpotition cf prison ugoods with fico labor In England iifair. Tlio connuiner in deceivedprejudiced, UH well as tha trade par-ohnser."

Tho secretary of tbo Mbranoh of urashinnhcra eaid, "Wamid not loworwiifioa enflloiontto meettorolgu prison competition. l a order todo that wo should havo to do without•wagQ3." Another roprouontutive of themat industry mill that throe men outfonriiro (standing id la. Be h&d been intho mat ttadn for 20 years and had n«T-ftr Bceu it BO hud an tho past two years.

Surveyor frncrnl R. T. Churchill oftho triT.il scrvico HO id, " I t IB oortnlnlymy opinion Unit tlio importation of pris-on uudo goods ia iujDriouatothomaan-fcotnrcra auil luhor intoreata ID thiscountry aud ebould, in my opinion, Istopped lit passible.M

Yet. in face of nil I l ia and nraohiimilar OTidoncovro have tho OolidenB'reo Trado club, eponkiug through thomonth of Lord Farrar, declaiming thi"tho working oliusca in England wouldgain and not IOEO by the Importation oftliot-o prison mode goods, and that matsand siinilur lines affected oonld ba madahero us cheap as abroad. The itoppage

- of. pri^'.a jnnrjft coods van wrong wo-uomlcally, Eoulally and morally." Ttcra-Bands of EngliBli operatlTOfl have laidthat Lord Furrnr is either a fool or aninfernal knave, nud that bis writing fsdomanblo. Let him go and talk to thoBtarring matmakera who are earnlDg#l .aGto$1.60uwcck, I fancy ho wouldnot repeat tho -visit 1 Such adTouao/ isreally another uail in th» ooffla of Gob-dculBtn and fiuo trada

Tho British workJngman Is attrojigproteatiualst nhoroTer bis OWD trade Isconcerned, Tho trade anionj here »rebocoming moro powerful orery daythey aro dlstiuctly proteotionist Theseprison goods nro regarded nil over Eng-land by workmen as unfair oompatltlonand a spooies of hittiag bolow the beltWhat haa happened to one trade ma.Just u well befall another.

No Work, K» Honw.

Tollor—Ycu may la tint*make u good iuaomo, bat yon will n>be rich.

yoangMnn—Eh? V?bynot?Fortuno Teller—Yon aro not saving.

Ton ore wasteful.Young Man—My, my, I'm arxkid

that is trnol Ton havo a wonderfulgift I Bow did yon know I was wait*Fol?

Fortune Tollor—You Imve Jnst wot'ed 0 Bhilliuga Kottiuy jour foitoae told.—Xjocdoa Tit-Bits.

A l*t% Ilftndtd Omfc"Do yon andorstand IVtinoh, Jtokf

Bfiked au Allcghany young man of blaohntn.

"A little.""Then perhaps yoa can help me.

Miss Nortiiside told mo lost night thatX was Don peisona grata, aud I wonldlike to know what sort of a complimanishe meant to bestow upon me."—Pittjbaig Ohrouicb-Idegraph.

- Thero is no work of gonltu -which bu'cot beon the dolfght of mnnldna, no(word of gQulas to wliiuh the humanhoort and soul havo not, sooner or later,!rosponded, —LowolL

It 1B eald that among the Mextauipopnlaoe thero Is an idoa that the l l d !wanu men of tbo approach of awrptnt

A homo of (on rooms In Fompelt Ithe]builder noorlj 15,000.

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Before the people today, and !which stands preeminently jabove all other medicines, is

HOOD'SSarsaparillaj

It has won its hold upon the jhearts of the people by itsown absolute intrinsic merit, jIt is not what we say, but |what H o o d ' s Sarsaparilla \does that tells the story:— j

Hood's CuresEven when all other prepar-ations and prescriptions fail.

" I had a sore on my face which Ifeared was eryalpolai, I could not getanything to euro it until I ncut and got• bottleol Hood's Haraaparills. I tooktwo bottles of thin medic!no and woicored. My lion had a nore on his neck

Jand llood'i exited him.I* EWAX| Bonghrr, No

MIIB. JOHN

Get HOOD'S^ro tasteless, mllil. ellco-

m i[Uirli1ynilii C

Oriental Pile OintmentCures Piles.

' Fur IHIii'ii >:•.iu liv lii^ialhiK Il:>it Ihdr

Mr™ Nirtlilutj U JIIMViisujiiml, SlmuWIK.' it.HCfl »'!(!] tllL' [Illc Ill|lt'.

DriiuitlM" *;i'iii'Kiltj it'll it nii'l HIBCNElTiHirif. ('• N. Cnirn:NTON, Noiv

. Viirk, WIIOIL'SHIC Auciii.

mw) fo

P o r Gift BQCOOMOH,Having tbo nwJed wprlt tn

raslce gotd all the Arirertlitng (them, the following four rPmwlius Imvorpecbwl 6 plipnonifiihl (tain. !>r. Kit;g'n NowDlworer; , for consumption, C u r t i s nndColdo, each bottle guaranteed-Electric Bitten, tho great remedy fur Llvar, Htnnnoh

'jlfrineya Buctlen'n Arnica Baivo, tin,1>Mt hi Uie world, *!iit|;li Cure IH Justly

entitled to tho prniao it in receivlug.Wherever Introduced, it lias proven fteeir themmt reliable remedy known for ctnigliB.culda,

Mnem, whoopiti gcough, brouuhkli, sorn-of tho lungs, ami evory bind of a cough

from a araplle cold to Incipient consumptionPurelyregetablo. Alwajs rt'llatileandefToc.Uve. For si lent 25 and .We. per bottle atIloiiert Klllgnre's Corner Ilriig Store, Tiovor

Buoklen'B Arnica Salve,The Beat Balve In the world for Cut*,

Brut**, Horw., Ulwra, Bait K he urn, Fever.Boras, Tettor, Chappsd bandx, Chllblafue,Corns and all Bkin EmptluiiR, and positivelycures Plies, or an pay required. Itia guaran-teed to giro perfect eatlsfaotloa or money re-funded. PriceSi5centa perbox. ForseiobyRobert Klllgore, Druggist, Duver, R. F,Ortm&Co., Port Cram, F, M. Jeiiklm,Cbtrt«r, N. J.

£ r . Hale'a Homehold Teaa pleaeant bcrb drlnb, which positively

cures Dyspepsia, Liver complaint nnd nil Kid-ney dlteaie*. Ono doaa a day tutea at bed-timo don the buslnera. 35 and 50c. por pack-age. Oet it today at Ilobcrt KIIIgoro'BCorner Drag Store, Dovor.

Dr. Van C. Dull, a graduate or the HowYork OJlege of Veterinary Burgeons, hatopened an office in the Perk Hotel, Dlnckwell• tnet , ftoJ la rtady to amiiror calls from ona-e n of stock who need the serTices of a flrst-olaH TtterlnarUn.

YOU DO NOT KNOW' WHICH IS THE

T 5 L - . . BEST PIANO

DESCRIPTIVE CUTILOGUE BT MS!L FREE,nrm$ tf pagntnt (o tuff rtatonabUrtqiiinmtnt*.

136 FIFTH AVENUE,NEW YORK-SS-ljr.

OOLLIOE. Newark. N. a.

emxto[emis,piivireR7flaadc(lranot eicelled hyaoy Innlltiitlnn Ini » 8S8JDROAP 8 T B E K T fOTer entrwoe to Urn Central H. It. of."NTj. depot.

COLEMANHAT'L BUSINESS COLLEGE:

THE D1K LiBER GOPlPSIiY(SUCCESSORS TO A. JUDflON COE)

DCALKEB IK_ _ . _ P I K E , BPBUOE, HEM-lllllDkD * **O0K, CHESTNUT and

• U U I D L D HARD WOOD TIMBEB,* SHINGLES, LATH, etc

Lebigh and Scranton Goal.lloMsionoci "Wood

in blocks or jrplit,ULACKWELL STREET, •:• DOVER, N. J,

adnK placed Dew Bam In the Mill we Arcympareit U> do all kluda of Mwlng,

Notice of Settlement.. . . t lce lahereby jrlven Unit the account ot the

subaniber, tiecu'.on. of Henry Balirr, decc«B«l.will bo audited nnd stated b r tho HurroRate, andreportMl for settlement to the Orpliana" Court oftKtCountjr of Morris, on Monday, Uie tixth day of

8 IT

WtiJJAk II. lUiin,AuriBKW K. BAHCH,TnonAsIt. durrciD

TULIPS, HYACINTHS, NARCISSUS,

CHINESE SACRED LILLIES. ETC.

IS LARGE gUAKTITIE.1 AT

8PANGLER'S GREENHOUSESPLANT THEM NOW. DULB9 FROM

250. PER DOZEN UP.

Tlmt can't Iw 0li> puled Hi fit I kt™|> tlie Ifirp-nlnnd Hiunt stock «r Wini-a and M'juom In tliiicounty. Mr Ktiuk Is » nelwl ilniiof Iiltwon.flnldei•\Vfclil.nc. Old Crow, Mnrylnnd Cliili, HIKII'IIIUIIlluckmon.', iMnioul. MoiioDpiiitln nnd Kent tick'Clubs prices nmj;lTiK from Hfcj. a rm,XD.lB»

Qtnr MnrroN, Bol'r.T=> V rfrtue of Uie abote stated writ of fieri facia*° in my hands, I shall eipo*e for silo Btp-itjUoTcndue at the Court House- In Horrlstown, S, J.,

MONDAY, the 10th day of December nest,A. D. IMS. between the houn of U M. and 5o'clock P. 91., ttiAt In to aay at 2 o'clock In tbeafternoon of laldday, all that certain tract or par-cel of land and premise*, illuate. ljlng aud belozIn the Ton-tutblp of Rockavaj, in tha County o\lr.^_l_H..A d i l l * r f * • ~ _ t._1 a,

— „ Jreeo, Commlslonerfl. 4c. ,by deed dated June 1,1BQD, and recorded In IIorrisCounty Itecord of Deeds, In Book B, IS, on pages^£u ,and the rcuVdwr ibedufo l lowa :

M n j part of a oertain lot of land described Indeed from John Mott to BatnMl C. Herrltt, date*August o.IBM,and reoordedIn the Morris CountyItecord ot Deeds, In Book L, 4, on pages. 833. etc.,and also conreyed to John D. Jackson, by doetfrom said Samuel a Merritt and wife and others.dated JUDB ISth. 1BS7, and recorded In said lteoonOf Deeds, In took 0,11, on pages IIS, 4o.

BeglnnlaR nt t i e first corner of the whole- lot Inthe middle ottha road that lead* from Roekawayto Franklin, and runs thence south, seventeen anda half degrecseait, tbreo chains and fourteen linksoJonjctbemfddleof mid road to a point therein;thence (3) north, tilly-two degreea t u t six chainsand thirty-seven links Ut a i t u e and itonee for acomer; thence (Sj north, seventeen and a halt de-

Test three chains and foorteco links'i tlio lino of land! of tho Morris and I

_ . _ _ d Oompantwo degrees weat —--„tlilrtysoven ltaki to Ute^ Containing twoacrer -

" " " " • " "

Sheriff's Sale.Ix CniNCTBT nr NKW Jngir.

letreen Byron K. PUetloind OcorfoW. SUckhsFxccutors ot U&nubai K. Stickle, dee'd, com-plalnanU and Jerembdi Sexton and K a n r e t

BA. D. 1800. Qtnr Bnnow.Borr .

Y virtue of lha above stated writ of fieri faciasIn my hands. I shall expose for sale a t pub-

lic rendue a t lha Court Hoosa In Horristown, N.

oftcrnUn> lying and being

.. In the County of;a Etate of New Jersey, end being the urao prern-s wlilch were con tryfd to thn mid Jeremiah

Rcxton by Oornellua Itonrks and wife, by deeddaltd July SiUb, I8TS, and batted and boucdM u[ollotriu to-wlt:

"?irlniUnB at Uie fourth comer of • totnflnndL'b the said Comrtlui It our re and wife con-si to Hargarrt Ranahan, by Ami dated May

.... 1O, and which euro IT U in the road leadlnlrfrom Mount HnmirttollMut Hope, and runningicnce (1) north, forty-two drgreea wert along in

lie Uilnl linp or thi- said lEanahan-s lot, tiro chainsmd nxtv-flre Unkn to a stake itanitng Uwrt> n •lence (il north, fifty-four degrees eas£ aereoty-Ix llnkh io a stone lienn j thence (8) Math, forty,

two1 dem-H eait, two clisJni and dghtynlno linksto tlw afoiwaid road; thtnee (A) south, QftytlghtdroTveii ami forty mlnntei west alor..- In the afore-Mid road, forty-eight linkt j tbence {ft south, eigh-ty-nine drgmes wtet still along in the W*efid

awl, thlrty-riTi> llnha to tic fkee ofbrglnnlng.Ooatalnlnj: twenty-one hundredth! or an acn,

tho lundicapo urchltool, myetorlously ilinppoared from Now York Hunry Irv-ing delivered a locturo on "Mai-lioth" InNow I'orlc heforo thu studonts o( Coluni-bla collngu Tlio Hnnulgnn murdor cafiOWAS BiiiuiDod up on both BIIICS la NuwYork——Thme Auntrlnn wnrwlilpa, re-cently onlnrua u> prujiaro for Borvico inoonneotlon with tho Turklfih trouljirshaVB nailed for tlio ^goan Advicmfrom Cuba aro \o tho tfftict tlmt tho inaurgei1 leadoru hare order oil the destruc-tion of all sngnr pli.ctatltim fouDd 1~oparaUon Jobcz Spencer Bnlfournntlia other defeiidnnte, with tlio oioopt'onof Dibley, v/ete found gjllty in tlio Li.tidAllotniont company ciisoa Anthony SIKule o( Ilronklyii "nd three other .Amerlcan oltlzens wero kldnnjiinl nt Inn^un, Itths Bahama*, by British marinesOfer 1,000 Indlanr. HoiiuhllcniiB mot ntIndlnnapolls nnd Indnrsnil tho anidlducjot Gonoral Hnrrison for tho jirosidunoy——Afghani8l*n's omlr IH burning niunalive ID his wrath becnueo JI!H son fulludto persufldo Britain to ncoupt rnfrom hlsoourt Savon hundredWIID started from Genoa in n ntiuherterod by Atmtlu Ourhln nro about tobo laniiod in Now Orlivuifl Mrs. Uur-rle. Ruth Trnoy, inventor of au Improvedsewing machlna ami founder or thu TrnoySewiirn filnolilno cntminny, taWed In bml-noss in KewYorh^—il lyciinrted thr*B, contract for ihu t^ui]1"""'* ot fhcKilcanal with a BjRlcm of oleutrlcal propnl-•ion from DtilTnio tu Albunj hns benumade, 13,£50,000 helug tho amount of thooontraot.

rid P. UannlKnn, on trlnl fimurder of Soloinnn H. Mann, vrnst foundlot guilty 011 tho ground of lusunity. Al-

most at tbe samu timo thu vonllct naa1 his fulluT, Wllllnin II(ii)iitHnn,

died at I1I1 home of Rrlof ivnr.Vs iiu»ouid about 1C0 women of hor court report

ed to have been burnod to ilonth In ac-cepting a silver mwlol of Valkyrie IIIlrora roildpnta of CanlllT, Vi'nioa, LordDunravon dented having acoiinutl Air. O.Oliver IBOUD nf (rmiri Klnlhlor Terrell(ibtaintid nil Efloort for Amerlonni

iu KtiCTjuit (0 tho nts.c!;Advised othvrs to rotlro from tholr stutlonslot the prosent Ylro In CIIIDHRO dostroyo4 IB manufmituring plants oooupy-ing two big bullrflngi, Tho losa wan (OiiU.-000 Tho four boys arrested for wrooking a Now York Cuntral train at I.omo,N, V., doolnre tlioir innoconco and snythat their previous confosalonH wero ox-tortod from them by fear- Tho body oiOaWfrt Vaux, tho landflcopo nrohltaot,waa found la tho harbor off Hath Boaoh,near Brooklyn. Tbe poilcs bollovo boommltted sulolilo Both Gomon nn<Anton To Macoonro IQ Santa Clnrn prov-ince, It li admitted ID Havnna, steadilymoving westward tn spite of CmnpoaMil. MaryT. HoMillnn, nilna Mrs. Mnok,

ooQTlotod of ootintorloltlng pnfitair;ips and nBctflnooU to 18 months In tlio

Erie County ponltontiary WoatherForeeiater Dunn pio))osoi ta iliatribufpredictions through the tolophono syaton—TheUnUod States oourt laCheyourdecided that tbe Bacnoak Indians hadright nndor tholr treaty to hubt gamo inJaokion'B Holo Sir Houry Ponaonbj-,ex-prlvate aeorotAry to Queen Victoria, Ifdead Mrs. noion LOUIEO .TobnBon wnMreated on the charge of Betting flro tthe Wlnona flnts In Contrnl pnrk west.New York Piosldont Cornoll of thIron league abruptly abandoned ncgotintlone for a Hottlomcnt of tlio touacsmlthsitrlke In Now fork IQ a letter to the etntoboard of arbitration. Tlio strikers oi[>roti3oocfldenoo of tlotorj Tho Homo Mnbet club nf Boston gnve Its annual dinnvWarner Miller nnd Charlea Ktnory Smithwere among the ejienkora.

Elaturdnn Nor, 23,Flvs ponmtit wero killed nnil 17 injured

In afire In Chlnago Unvld P. Hnnnl-

K>n, though acqnlttfid of the murdor ofnnn, IB fltill confined In jull punt!Ing nuexamination ae to his sanity GonoralJose Macao, at tho head ol 6,000 nion, Imarching to Join his brother Antoolo amGeneral Gome.> la Santa Clam provluoi—Kugone V. Doba wns roleasod fromthe Woodstock jail and wus ontliiisiastlo-ilty rooelvod in Chicngo In Now VorkRobert Kelly stabbod hlswlfo repoatodlymi onthliown throat. Uolslikolytodlo, Tho womnu will rccovor Thirtythonsanci Spanish troops, nnder commnndof LieutODant Gocorclu Pnmloand Marlu,Captain Gonornl Ciimpoa1 nowly nppnlntodooadltltora, ernbnrkoil from Cadiz, Spain,Tor Cuba TheNlcnragimn governmonhat withdrawn tha Nicnrnguan mlnlatoito the United Stntou, Henor Don Horaol<Gninisn—^New Vork'edologatlou ronohed Atlanta to participate In tho colobrn-tlon of Maahnttnn dny. It wn* dolayed In Washington by an nccldont tione ot tho oars——A ninfisnoro o( nil tinlatmbjtnota of SOvltiagosln tho Aleppodistrict li reportotl from Cons ten tlnopli——Callforclnwluo growers have ndvnno-ed the price of dry wines to 16 oontangallon^-^Mr. Morton, tho Bocrotnry of ogrloulture, appeared unoipcotodly at th(•bfltolrs of Bl. Lt Crnydon, woroflnsd IS7.81 at Nashua,N. H. Tho Mil ford Cnuntar companyof Mllford, Jlnsi., omploylng nearly 200bands, h u asslgnod, with liabllitloa otftbout 160,000 and nasota 130,000.

MotxUr, Nor. SB,Vnlted 6Ute» Mlnlstor Torrolltold tfao

porte lie would bnvo tho hond of tho ROV-ernor of Hadjim If any Anwloan wouiarmlialocar; there is hnnnod——Postmaa-Ur General Wilson tint submitted bis flrsiincual report. HorcoommontlH tho ext«tli by comnion Reuse nnd the

aiicet"v'it"|L'tI|iirr.c facts thnt Dr. Picrcc's(Jolilcn Mtdical Discovery works. Thefifji UiiiiK it *lot.-5 is to put the wliolc digeH-livi- f.ysti'111 iittu perfect older. It strJiiti-s Uie nppftite, cxcilcs the coploim RCliuii nftliu (HfT'1^i'l't' flui'l^ ""'' promtnHsiiiiiiiUiun. It hearehesoiit diricnse RCI_....wherever lliey may lie, kills them and forcesthem cut of the system. The "Goldenfllulieal Discovery" has been used withunvarying MIL-CMS fur ovtr 30 yearn,

iry.niiMre to kiwivm.-rc nbout It, nmln I -1 • Tl votir own limly, tend 21 onc-ccut utampn toccivt-T Vnsi of ni.iilliiK '"'It- nml you wilt rcceifcabiotutttv ftte n copy nf Dr. l'ktce's 100B paffetiook, Oimmoti Sfii>.e Mt.llcai Adviser. Ad-' Ei, Wnrlri'H Dixmriisnrv Me ill nil AiwocUtioii,

, I63 Main Street, Uulfalo, N. Y.

oliarfiHir, iTTTn'Tvaa HiiBiniiVilcd"from tlioininisi ry T'ho Himth wull of thu Polo in

JII luminary nt Pnlnnd, O.. foil, serl-01.H.3- Injuring [our young liuly Htudonta.

TneMl.tr. Nov. 80,Jlnuhnltan dny at tlioAllnnta o.iposi

tlon WIB oulohnitod. t-eth Law mid MnyorStrong of Now York wore tho chlof Bponk-

—Thn fliiltan recalled tlio gu\oot Ili.djlm, wlioso liKixl Mr. Totrelldo<

0 would hnvnlf nnyof tliothrooAi. wonuii lu hit .t-irlitdk'tMi KHH burin-—Llllln Collins, n chili!, wan bii

to death in an cast eiilo tononmnt la NowVork Slr.1ulli.n Paimcofoto, tho Drlt-lsb enibasBador, iu curreflpontlrnco withhla government; touching thu olnhns oCan nil Inn ponlors who wcro sol cod in BorlnR BOD, otltlcIsesSonntor Morgan ThBuilding Trntlcs oltil> will ^lokont HO,000 cr GO,000 nion if tho hoiiROHnilthnutrit.0 in Kaw York In not ended • o n —Lloutennnt Coiiininiidor Cowloa nnd MiaRoosevelt of Mow York woro innrrlodIa London Herman HnttonhorstDrooklyn killed his two ohlldron and thiBfioC hlmsoir in IJII Brooklyn Institv'to ofPhyBlcal Culhiro Owlny to tho Illne.iMof Mr. Harold F. MnCormlok, bin mnr-ringo to MIRD Kdltli HooliGfollor, ilmiRhtoiof John D. Rotikcfollur*, took plnco in MiMcCormlok'e nimrtmcnts at tlm Euoklnu-ham linlol instond of nt tho Fifth AvonaBaptist church Kovonuo ngonta oap-tnrod two llllolt tilBtlllors In Now Yorkolty ond fiolzod the p l a n t - — A d o l p hilorachkopf nnd Miiyer Dutaohok woroorrnfgned hoforo Recorder Ooff cborgodwith tlio mnrdor of Llzzlo Yangor, 4 yoursold, who potlfibotl In a Suffolk street flro.Tho trlnl ot Loula Gordon for arson wasbegun In nnctlior part of tha Bamo court—KvMJimllon day won oolobratod InHow York with pnradcB, llnff raislnga andbanquets Hornco Vom of ProviilouooolilppL'd a turkoy wolRhlrp; 114 pounda toPrfisldent Ulovuintid Flro Rutted theruniti building of tliu St. LOHIB SJinvooontpnny'fl plnnt. Tho IDHH IS mtlntatodto bo nbout flO0,O0U and IB partly coveredby liiBuranco Tho battlofililp aialno ar-rlvml off Portland. Captiiln Crownlnshield' expressed hlmsoiC na bolng VCIJmuch plan soil with tlio bohavlor of theSin 1110 nt sen——The deputy eoIlooLor oloustoma nt LOWOB, Del., failed to dlsoovoinrnis, finnnunltion or nion on-board theJoseph W. Foster, ond tho Buorotnryof thotreasury ordered tbo VDBSOVS r o l c a s o —Iu St. Lou In nbout «,Gno Irlnhmen colo-bratod tho twonty-olfibth annlverflnry Inouinmonioratlon of tlie Mauchoator mar-tjrfl. Tho Hon. Jlnrou* Karonaugh ofChicago roads tho addrosa of tho ovonlng.

WediieiJuT, NOT, 87.Annlo Mathera Bhot ond wcunflod hat

fathor whllo the Inttor wnfl nttompting tokill bifl wifo at Archvlllo, nwt Scitrboro,X. y . JnraDB I I Rkolmn, a brokur al10 Broad Btreot, Now York, oommlttedauloldoin hlshomo at Upper Montolalr,N. J. HOWDB ft partner ot A. C Born-holm, whoso flnnnolnl dealings were madiknown In Wall etroet tbroo montlia afterBornbolm's dentb Charlos A, Danapresided at a Cuban meeting In CooperUnion, nt whloli a resolution wnn adoptedonlllngupon congress to (rrant bolllgorontrlghta to tho rovolutlouista Inillot-montfl for mnrdor lu tha (lrnt dogreo worofound ngnlnat llcrsohhopf nnil Dlotsohok,who nro accused of starting tho flro at 181Suffolk atreot, How York, Inwliloli LizzioYaogcrwoa burnod to dontti Immonsodfimage to property wnmnn»aia mil "ininkuU"artirukmlir tin Aims, iiurfei'll) nliniilo nnil mtl'i;.

JentntiV linrlUbruknilicuii li«t» pt«ot|c*Hr uo wunr out to "•

vhriTi n titiUNnnil TArfotiHaV'̂ rtJi'I I'll i< ond r>tu)>l« neilim julied toS f n , Fnctntj. Wwrcli, *o.. ie, ' If

hliiB more hrnullrul or uut,.. . _ .„ , than • " M i l l e r " Lmip, or «nelfSdiit n. xi. o.Continues his position with DR. FREEMAN

DOVER LUMBER C OBLAOKWELL8TEBET

—DEALERS IN

LUMBER •:- OP -:• ALL -:-• KINDS

Sash, Blinds. Doors. Mouldings. &c.BBAOKSTiand 80EOLL 8AWIN0 DONE TOIOBDEB;

COAL, WOOD AND BHILDM M i l f f l l lIwnfs on hand. Havinfj lately erected a large Coal Trestle with COVERED IPOCKETS and a capacity of one hundred cars, we can supply our trade with

DRY AND SCREENED GOAL• r desiring to handle their own coal can have it screened and loaded with |

out shoveling

DOVER TIME TABLE.

TR1INB aVIUUVl AND DSPAflT TBOM TBIBBTATIOB AS FOLLOWB !

BABT DOOirt].F a i t FVoldhtBuffalo vxpreu*Boston «z[jreBB*Oswego express*Dover expressUopatcoriK exp.*Hackettflt'n BXD.

Buffalo exprcea*

DOTerVriSJn*'Bcranton exp.'Dover acoom.

A. lLvrtBT Bornni. . M

Oawego express*Do*ar amora.aackettst'n apl ,•

Buffalo express*Dover aotwin.MlUc exDreen*

'VU, Boonton I

5:1G5:410:100:507:11!

i-m6:(W8^U6:4,V:40

It:!!}11^0p. if.12 MS

> l-M2:444rfKIUK,6:3S

-S65Q326:33

8:18lllrjgb'toD mall* 8:MEaetoQ mall K:28Buffalo express* 10;l?Dover exprese 10:58H'kettst'Eiipl.» ll:us

f. M.Dover accom. 12iiJ7Eaatou wtpreea 2:00ElmlmDover aocom.Boston «x|ireM

3£o

b-M

amEopntcoug exDover flzuremWaebfngton Bpl. 6^7H'kfltUrtown exp. 7:18Pbillfpnburgac. U.-oaBuffalo«xprew* 8-MBoston Dipraw* v-JAdDover eouom. lOiiMtfluitaio express* 10:58The* t r « t o U n 2K»

DOVER AND MORRISTOWN

[jeave ArriveDover. Morriatowtu0^0A.M. .7:17A.M.7^0 " 7^9 "6:44 " fl;ia »fl:4a " 10:10 "

11JJ0 " 11:58 "13:45P. M. 1:15 P.M.3:44 " 8 : 1 0 , "4:05 " 4:85 "

tJJifl " 7i01 "8 « 7 " 9ri« "

Leave ArriveKorrlstown. Dover.

A * 0 3 A . I I 6'JHA H*7:41 «J ' 8:15 '*

10rf« " 10:58 "

1^8P.M. 8:00 '"8:28 " 8^a "4:41 | | CriW | |

elw " 7:18 "Tsifii " B-M " '

10;08 *' 1 0 J 3 8 "

1:36 A.M. 2.-06A.H.LBAVK N E W YORK FOR DOVER.

A t 4:30,0:00, 7i'JO*% 100, DKM*, 0:00, 9:3(1*10:10, A . M.; 13:00 u. lrfB*. 3:00, 3:20, 4:00*4^0*, 4:30, 5:10*, 5:90, 0:00,7:80*, 0:10* 8;80,B:SO*, 12:00.

*VU. Booatoa Branch,

CHESTER BRANCH,Eoattmrd. StoUou. WitlwxrdA.H, P.M. P.M. A M. P.M.P.M7:fi» 13,-m 4;J)i CUauter 10:R9 S;05 fl;18im }«»*; \il\, aurtou icSS 2:67 fi:188;0a W: 13 4:22 IronJa 10.13 2X3 C:IOam 13:18 4 - 3 SucoaBUuna 10:03 2:47 0:058:00 13:ia 4:K4 Kenvll ll:5M 2:43 0:(*28:14 12:21 4:40 JoneUon 0:43 2:38 B;578:17 la^lO 4:50 Port Omm V:40 2;35 5:M6u.y lli:M C:00 ' Dover 985 2:30 6:5U

The HwsketbtOfni Kipnwe rtopo a t PertOram going east at 733 A. H. ; going west at7:21 p. H .

CENTRAL RAILROAD.OF HBW JERSEY.

m t i TASLS in xrraoT KOVEMOEH 17III, I89S.TRAINB LEAVE DOVER AS FOLLOWS!

For Now York, Newark and Elis-abeth, al 6:19, A. u.; 3:19, B-M, F.M. Sundays, 6:63 p. a.

For Philadelphia at 6:49, A. M.;8:19 ,6 :61P .M. .

For Long Branoh, Ooean Grove,Asbnry Park and points on NewYork and Long Branoh ltailroad,ot 8:19 P.M.

For all stations to High Bridgeat 6:49,4. M.; 3:19, 5:61 p. K. Son-days, 6:63 p, M.

For Lake Hopatoong at 6:19,A. M.; 1:08, 0:60, P. K.

For all stations to Edison at 6:49,A. K.; 1«8, P. H.

For Eookaway at 9:16, 11:46, A.M.| 3:41, 6:19, 7:20 P. «. Sandays,4:16 P.M.

For Hibernia at 9:15 A. K.; 3:41,P.M. Sundays,4:16p. x.

For Es8ton,Allentown and MauohChunk at 6:49, A. i t ; 319, 6:54, *.H. Sundays, 6:53 P. K.

RBTUHNINO.Leave New York at 6flO, 9:10

i.«.; im 430 p. M. Sundays, IKK)p. B.

Leave Bookaway at 6:10, A. M,;12:55, 8:10, 6:45, 6:40 p. M. Sun-days, 5:44 p.«.

Leave Port Oram at 9:10,11:41,A. M.; 3:36, 6:14, 7:111 p. *. Sun-days, 4:11 p. M.

Leave Late Hopatoong at 10:45A.M;8;09, 5:15 P.M.

Leave High Bridge at 8:10,10:87A.M.;6:16P.M. Sundays,3:00P.M.

J. H. OLHA.UBKN,GenL Bopt

H. p. BALDwni, . :Oen. Paa . Aft.

In tho itpring a younj Ruin's Inner lightly iunu to thmighta of tore, but a thrifty liouaewUe la mowprattled uid u m l n ol s weKkmt uid woltaiulpmd widen . W» m n * a ,

tomeetaJlherwuita,wlthiifiaiUa8 0f .

Stoves, Ranges and Housefurnishing Goods

Quick Heal Stoves,mi otter mimtrai i r o n m a u IWrlsmtom, loo Cream IKxaem, Tlinrire, Wooden«are •

Oranue\Vare. Also agent for

THE - CHICAGO - STEEL - TOWER - WIND - MILLfor pumping: water. Towor Md Whwl KBJTHHIIWI to prevent eorroiion.

Plumwufl, "TiiiEtmii, stesm; Bui Water a f l F j l i fire ipecblUM wlUi ut u d we hare the beet mecnanlcs In town. Estimate* cbterftilly furnlahod u d

work KUftrantoed. • . . - ,

J . T. KERR, OJJ. PBII lotel. BlatHwell St.. Dover, N. J .

VbenYour

Is AHDou^b

. Wlicn your cake is heavy, Bog-gy, indigestible.'it's a pretty suresign that you didn't shorten itwith COTTOLENE. When tinsgreat shortening; is rightly used,the result will surely satisfy themost fastidious.Always rememberthat the quality of COTTOLENEmakes a little of it go a long way.It's willful waste to use morethan two-thirds as much as youwould of lard or butter. Alwaysuse COTTOLBNE this way, andyour cake and pastry will alwaysbe .light, wholesome, delicious.

aennfne COTTOI.ENE U Mid e m r w t i M Intin*, wltb tiaar-ximtiia-"CbUalene" nnd tUtr'tleaillncoUan-pUinlurrtalh-oaeTtrytin.

THE N. K. FAIRBANK C&IPANY, CMcflQO, V '

THE•ON THE B38T LIKE OF

HEATING STOVES s RANGESthe World, jnn ot pxperleact niablra oi to no the defect and abandon all itoTMharlns oblMIoDaU. l a r n m for th . ba t In t l . martet m d low pri™ A l i r , .

lino of hon»f™l.hto(j iBcIodtac many mclaltle. a> L.hn»n'. J i o t *Wormwi, Waihloj; Uaohlnes, Wrlnfon, Steel Enameled Ware, &«.

PLUMBING, STEAM AHD HOT- WATEE HEATINaTin Work of 0.11 klidj to urdir at th> old Hand.

D . S . ALLEN, DoTer, X. J.

CURE .rt THAT ^.

COUGH\ gr WITH

^ SHILOHSCURE

CURE YOUR COUQH

- • o - W I T H - s s . . •••'•'

TAR, WILD CHERRY

' " # AND NAPHTHA

COUGH SYRUPIt* ploaant and agreeabli taata, lta Kotl in |

and exjeotarant qnalltlet, lu Tajatabh'-''pnportlei and lta certain, c u n t l n

aoHon reader It on> cl tlie nondedrabl. oonsh ramedlM of ' ' * '

. - ' • . . . ' • • tteoay. : ' : " • ; / ; . •

Wco 25c , 50o. and SI'.OO per- bollli

• E 8 T A B U B H E D 1830, '••••.. , ' -

GEOHGE E. VOORUEES.

MOEEISTOWlf N. J.,

HC A. H, r> WA. H, E• — A N D — '

IRON MERCHANT,

AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS

SEEDB and PEE

B. T. BHITH. THOa FABimiB.

SMEHI & FAMESQ/

Masons and Builders,DOVBB, H. J . ' • - • :

Oontraote for all Unas ot work taira and.all material, (umht r i . Praotloal ezporloio.'erarrbnnohofmiuoii irorc, . "