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All th* bf*t| br» id» of lhon.o manufacture »ndi, "] obaccc ' Snuff, etc. Aud »mok«

l:(K). 7.20. 8.(>a, U:l»1:47, a.r.O. 5:t8. und 7:58,

idtiyn, 1:00, 10:17. n. in. 4:18.

K\V Hiti'NKWicK, '13-.M5, 1:00,, 10:!;i, a. in. VlXti, 1:47, 3:50.r»:'OT. JAM) DOMESTIC SEOAESJ TO-

BACCO, P.PKS, 'oHOKERS' ARTICLES. Ox..$) Miiu S jm."., i f i t to Watson's Drug St

RiHWil , J, 10:45 A.M. 5:10 l'.M.IVrthAmboy, 11:50 A.M.. 5.0(1 V.M.New York Norll; and Kasl, 7:30 0:30

13:30 A. M,. 4:00 5:00 7:00 1V M.IPhiladeli.hiu und Wtiy, «:00 v. M., 5:00

7:00 v. M.Through Southern, And PhilaJ U:00 A. M.Through South anil West, $:00 l'.M.,

7:00 iv M. j jMallit nn' (lU]uitch('(l jor KIIZIIIHUI, Newark,

Delnwaro A Lackawannn, NL-W JITSUJ 1'i-ntral Kail-,roadsi uud Northern New Jcriwy, ut U:iO u. in., 4:(X)5:00 ami 7:001>. in. J

M«11H uro iU»[)utclieil from PlilhtluluDln, Trenton,l'rlnceton, New Hriinxwlck, Metnclii-n, South uudWeit .Ti-rsry. and lit-lvlilcru, Dclawnrv; Ilullroad* at9:00 n. in., 5:00ami 7:lW )>. m. i

Ollli-o O|HIII< nl 7:00 n. m.; closes at ̂ :30 p. in.Sumliiv Mnil^nrrlve 5:17 mul 10:31 a. MI., and close

to all points nt !):00 a. m. and .V00 i>. irt.UlHrc opt-n on Sunday from U:!10 to I0::i0 a. in.

MONEY ORDERS.i 1

Can be obtained at this ofHco pi.vable at anymoney order ofllee iu the United Stiitts or Foreigncountry. I

S. M. OL1VEH, roBtmastcr.

WANTED.OPERATORS, !

OPERATORS.j

1 am now' in a position tt) guarantee

steady work all the year round. Pleasant

work and good pay. i

;• I). V. THOMAS,UNION HALL.

Iirvigorator.INVIGORATE THE LIVER,

and euro Dytpepila

INVICORATE THE LIVER,tnd euro «ll Bilious Dls««s*s

INVIGORATE THE LIVER,and «ur« Constipation and PII*>.

INVIGORATE THE LIVER,' and cur* Sick HMd-ache.

INVICORATE THE LIVER,and euro all SununerCompltlntf,

INVICORATE THE LIVER,and cw« Cholera Morbus and Colic

INVICORATE THE LIVER,and cure J»undlca »iid Sillowncss-

INVICORATE THE LIVER,ami euro Sluggish Circulation.

INVIGORATE THE LIVER,and cure Spring Fevers.

INVIGORATE THE LIVER,and cure Sour Stomach.

INVICORATE THE LIVER,and cure Diseases of the Liter

INVICORATE THE LIVER,and Strengthen the Sys'.em.

INVICORATE THE LIVER,and, Purity the Blood.

INVICORATE THE LIVER,and clear the Complexion.

INVIGORATE THE LIVER,and Prevent Fev«rs.

INVICORATE THE LIVER,and Regulate the Bowels.

INVICORATE THE LIVER,v and assist Digestion.

INVIGORATE THE LIVER,and drive away the Blues.

INVICORATE THE LIVER,and increase your Appttlte,

INVICORATE THE LIVER,i and take oare of your Health.

WANTED!

1OO

To Work on G-ossamer; Clothing.

—AIJ5O—

Folders,

Finishers and

lluttou Hule Mukers.

- A . T -

Taylor & BlooIrving Street, Baliv/ay, N. J.

$1.00 Per Day Clvon to Exporl-oncod pporators until they get

used to tho \rVork.

Work given out iu any Quantity, Deliveredanil called for.

NEW MACHINES,NEW MACHINES.

NEW MACHINES.

Whooler & Wilson and DomesticMachines for Sale CHEAP.

Payment taken n̂ work.

i iOperators are qpw earning $2.25 per day.

I.M. tho Dentist, to my friends audUDpcr»tftDdiDeDt*l Surgery, aud alsotnyjown t««th, In a manner that give*

d) J . L. BROWN, DKMTIOT.

STEADY WORKi •

The Year Round

AN INVIG0BATED LIVERin out that Hcts out all Ita functions.

DR. SAHFOED'S

LIVER INVIGORATOR.This medicine is just what the name Indicates.

A general family Medicine, purely Vege-table, and i3 CATIIVUTIC ami TONIC.

For Bale by all Druggists.100 pas;o book on thd "Liver and its

Diseases," will be sent free, to all whoeend their address on n postal card to

DR. SANFORD,24 Duano Street, Now Torfc

SANFORD'S LIVER INVIGORATOR.FOK SALE AT

BROWN'S DRUG STORE;

BROWN & 1IETFIELD,(Successors to John 15. Brown,)LIVERY, SALE

And EXCHANGE STABLE,:ut the rear of Clminberlin's Hotel, j

CAMPBELL ST., RAHWAY, N.J.Coaches furnished for Fum-ruls, Wed-

ngs, t!tc. •! I

Miss Williams's School!For Young Ladies d Children

Crand Street, Corner of Whittier,

Will ru-open Wedm-sJliiy, SepU'mlicr 13-

Kcsidi's tho ns\i:il Kngli^h brtiiiclieH,Latin und Fn-nch, Drawing und I'aintinb;will lie taught. j

Mis.s UKSSIK WILLIAMS, . Teacher (ff|iiistrviuu'iit:il Music.

A. WHITE,

Milton Lake Icc(.OFFICE: !t§ Cherry Street.

RESIDENCE

Cor. Hilton and St. George's Avenues.P. O. ADDRESS BOX I O I .

ALSO PROPRIETOR OF

I :1 jiolcliii^ (ho rojic

bid ceeded ;! no one ii

receive them—had risen fromn the Templesd standing un-old clerk, the

y ensconced inleu the serviceHarford would

tia,ve dreamt of its doing so before.i The service in this tmauit old:li(iireli was always coiiiineiiced by alumber of lads undi lasses—ay, and>ld moil and women too—after•alnging themselves |on each side oflie aisle betweenhe Court w

iHymn.| Harford Church boasted a barrel

and a chamber oraan ; the formergiven by some pioiu dead-and-gonefljempUi, "to be phiyed for ever"—'so the inscription uj on it ran. Cer-jtainly it was a re "narkable instru-

.uid day, and iseven now, as I,

rite this, severaltunes, and many

tween thle Vicarage andcats, sinking the Morning

nkent of its kindcapable of playingthe N'iear's wife wmost extraordinaryaliants and hvmns npbodv could ever

j ft was still thetion of tho old pe

sj, who playedheld no more jnecwas the darling ofgyoung;folk detestcijome accident wotit seemed probableon putting and grand puthng, thegiver intended.

• Advancing yearsl)ohn [Adams ; lieregularly, and ad

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ride and admira-ple ; and Johnt, thought earthions treasure ; ithis heart. TheI it, and wishedd befall it ; butthat it would go

>aning, groaninglgth of time its

were tellftn uponould not attend

gy;taken jof this to in;ber-organ, which \his jibjsenoi'. Eveto rcc|>iu'ile and c*.the oted ;of tlu

I man was 11le knew it \\wedge," an

antagoroduce

had beenthe chain-

as played duringything was donenciliate .lolm, but>t to be concilia-is •• the tii'm edgeI stoutly opposed

tho iniiovation.At the present tjiiiie a coniproiniso

had )ust been eturted ; he was tol jthe Ihymns d I h h

dv

X tlid not:seem aI

Furniture movwl to any part of tho City! orviciuky. . j

I

WILLIAM WESTERVEL1],

Carpier M Bmlr,Shop on Bridge St.,

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. yks'1

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NEAR ESSEX, - RAHWAY, N

•V-, BtmQton ac> ae«r St. Ooon.t'1

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and I the chants.droll arrangement

then I but now, I when I think ofthose instrument:? at opposite endsof the chijrch, beijng playi-d in turn,first one, ihen thij other, and not in-freinjontly by accident both together,thcrtby produciifg a horrible dis-

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Ladwlji

us tj<so if

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des nd likf.>asseing her ]K\le, worn face

j down ; shall |—"you would forgive me if voned Miss Teni- j knew how I have repented, and h"..\vLady's Walk;I have suffered. !"

j " I know you have, Mary. Butwant you to; never mind the past ; we cannot re-I have hcjir^l, call that. The future is all ours,

; |and I will make it so bright andhat you /have beautiful for you," he said cheerily.

" But I am'blind and helpless ! ; '"" If you will^nly trust yourself to

ed evasivjbly. i

Lambert, for me, I will be the light'of" your life,that you have j even as you have been the light andyou puffer to i love of mine."

: j " If I only knew which was right! "' she replied, j she murmured helplessly.K^hed at the | " What does your heart tell you to

euiue.^sioi i . | i u .

"Then I am vory sj>rry to hear it; « Oh, Godfrey," she wintered,he is such a good| man, and nievefy throwing her arms round his neck,way worthy of you. ;How could you u you know my heart tells me—-todo such a cruelj jheartless thing ? ", come ! "I asked, with thej |.'re(idom of an oldfriend.riend. | \ :

"Oh, don't, dji n't ! "—lifting herhands depreeatiimly.i "Ijcould nothelp it—I really'dould not! help it 1"And the proud, handsome girl beside

\ h h d dme buried her fa'csobbed as thouiibreak. ]

" I could wislwillful and wavvsai 1, jMitting myround hcv. " I "j;bring a great mailed figures at the arched entrame.than one of whom yivater lve hathno man had—h«' laid down hi» "lifelor friend

how literally ;tiuc the • latement was,for neither sh|e nor I dreamed thatthe lnessatre Iliad come tothe .gentle jj;tieiit spirit into the

\\A\\ of eternal life.g j

brightness :nii* !

Mary Twoman whhanec of

• u * • •

c was not the onlyis thrown awav all her

A h m e ! 1 r n i i l d w r i t e > i u h i j i i a i n l .

and curious Mori,--, ol' this dear old"I'hut'eli and the dcad-aud."oue Teni-,,l,.s [s i,1}, 1,,-n-. I forbear, berau-eI might proM' wearis"i::c i for 1 amonly a country parMin's wife, belong-ing to the generation that is pa^s-in«j away—not learned iu the newways of the world ; and I can onlv

chance of h ippiness to gra^> a t l l l[ m y o l l l f^hioned, simple .to, Vshadow, nor ;\ as she the only ,>nc to i n m v o N V M ,,1,1-fashioned.Mini.le wav.

cordj it strikescomical, but unsc

Til-day we stargethiT. 1 did 11come, aud the a-gle were jsomethiretired, as usua1

it was a most1'iuly one.ted pretty well to-ot know .lohn hadvful crash and jan-ng to remember. I

suffer for dohave mademarried Issuch a badperish as fai*ior will 1 saythis—that

hot and Hurried,and John finished his hymn intriumph.

At last the service came to an end.ThejcongregatioLadV Templepmidst. Ah meknojyn that thattunity they wonthe respect whicand simplicity oways paid her, tbeeiji a dry eye i mongst them .

'iihe tAvo lades remained i

rose, a.s before, forpass through theirp g

, if they had onlywas the last oppor-d have of renderimr1, in their affectionheart, they had al

there would not have

porj-h, Lady Tbenlch, exchanwoifds with thesedl through ]Misjs Temple <that she wishedwetit to them a.1

in themple seated on theing! a few kindlyvillagers as thriy pas-kn^w by the glancesU8t j in my directionto ;speak to me. I

quI carno tip, I he:

>ting; the old

Thefc will be jIt yo ashB blo#Lord ha' mere

Atid it always

soon as I could. Asrd one of the farmersproverb—

' ' It J0 o»ke bios soms afore j c ashe.Irntle of come to ihrasho ;»ma afore ye o&ke,

on wo poors folke 1'

i\'Z so. She could notworse choice. '' She

o, I will not record

nan s name i t . m a yas I am concorned ;

more about him thanlife and his dea,tli were

far too dread-equally shocking, and fnful tb describe.

Few and miserable were th£ yearsof her marrijd life, and very; bittercause had slip to regret her willful-ness and disloyalty to Lord Lambert.One trouble! "followed closely uponanother ; aini, when the end reallyc a m e , i t w ; i j S too much for LadvTemple's daughter. She becameseriously ill, and, when she recovered,it was to fimjl that the darkness thathad fallen Upon her mother hadfallen also upou her—never more inthis life wojuld poor Mary Bee thebeautiful things of earth. ;

We were kitting together, ^he andI, in her favorite room, for the firsttime since, her illness, talking overplans and arrangements for thefuture. Th? evening was kliot and

1

sultry, and somehow I fell | asleep.How long : \ slept I do not know ;

through the gathering ĵ l" dim religious light." I

but, hearingstart—shechair as b(alone.

, I awokq with asitting in tile arm-

fore, but she "\jfas not

omes true', my lady,"' Bending

impThe door creeks upon it-̂ hin^e-;.

They are coming ! An elderly lady,tall and stately, loaning upon h>-rhusband's arm, advances toward* me

om of theg g ee an>und

them the children that have beensent to bless and complete theirunion and bring increased happinessand love ; and I know, by the won-drous light of that beautiful face,that she has found not only rest, butpeace—that peace which the worldcannot give.

Softly stealing through the churchconies the soundof sweetest melody,tilling our hearts with gladness. Hervoice is mingling with the heavenlystrains, and. in a few touching words,she is telling far more about herselfthan I have done, or could do. Listen !

*' I was not evvr thud, nor pnijed thai ThouSliou'ds't li'iJ me on ;

I loved to choose and ne my ia:h : lm: cowLead Thou me on :

t loved the garish day. and, spite of Tcir*.Pride rulnTiuy will; remember no: \iw: years.

" So lory Thy power hath blest me, sari- it Hi'A 'Will lead me on •

O'er moor ai:J fen, o'er erag and tom-nt, tiliThe uighlU gone!"

over her with < earnest; 100 doses |1.00.

"Why u=e a gritty, muddy, di^igreeablcarticle wheu Hood's Sarsapurilia. «> pure,so clear, so delightful, can be obtained.

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AHWAY,

MERjSHON

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K.JJ0Ct0BEnk,'l883- ; 1.

iuwst tgulo the maUur, »ml !c*H. »»ionUoi»to tho w w r l Hint »hc communi ty to Am*

! Iliurmnt OmtMtoii «if »Utty Oh tho l>art ofM WtUtiuii. W. Mbiulell wiH will v r

wor «f tho IMHU- of *nli» towjwblp.i h U f W n w u

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Replar Kpfcliffl Nmiption.r\>» HOVKUSOHA* SKW JKHSJIV.

HON. JONATHAN M>|N,

if Muils.ii) (.'ountv.

tuta.A>u|nty Ue-At ;» HUY

{iiiMican Ktcmlvir 29mvnvmciutships of tiiimecliugs toPistrict Coi

MONO:it S r- M.lion tho Kej

TUIMA

ing of \\\t UnionoouUvo tAunmilUx

18Sil. it was krto Iho several wnnlcounty to hold Ui

elect ilcltgatm to Ui j i ami also

the County ExecmiUinvfrvni each wa.nl and tow

VY. OCTOHKK lin aerordauec withublicau voters of U1 lo meel nt their t

and elect dcjlegales to 'each Co:She ratio ofpublican vo'

one to caet east at the hist a

tiou for Corfmer. ami one delegfraction of the samo over twen—eadv war^amUowiiship to 1one delegat*1'.

•SOITWI to

add town-?ir primarye Assemblyo elect twomive. Com-uslijlp on

1tlii^ resolu-tion countySUMJI placesiveptiou inh tjfty Ke-nerafelec-

ite Cor eachy-tiye votesivc tvt least

two •jiolepues to the Coutive Commit,!ee "from each wanship asabov^ stated.

1 he. number of delegates touuder the alww apportionmentw l uu! township 13 as follow:

KlRSt ASSEMBLY IMSTUl

—list ward.55$ votes 1

4kh 199

To ta l . . . . . . . .SEC'O-NJD ASSKMllLY PISTK

Elirabeth—5th wanl 5S4 votes 1

7th •' 206 ••I'uioa ; 177 " .Springfield . 1.. • tiv>Craafonl....! 103 "Linden 1 ISO "Summit j . . . . 13S "New Provideuco 55

| Total. J oTUIRP ASSEMBLY DISTKl

lJahwav— 1st, ward 103 votes3d3d4tti

ClarkFan-wood I.

147i111

..112 '

..231 •inrlt-ltl—litDist. 101 '

2\\ " 177

4ih " 2**3 '

Total.J 3The Asstrir bly Contentions w

a: the call uf ±e Chaijnu-n of tfciOA in tlieir respective distr

AMOS CLARKi Cl

E. M. WocJD. Secy.;Dated Sept!. 29, iyt*3.

In accordance with! the abovRepublican voters of t|iLs city ar<to meet in thleir different wardsdelegates, on [Monday evening, tlsSa, as follows ; |

First Ward—Coles' Ilali.Second Waird—Poiijerhi'iie's 1Third War-Chainberliii'9 IIFounii Ward—Clxjru's Hall,

ty|Execu-and town-be electedfrom each

T.delegates

or.delegates

T. |delegate;

11 U- heldla.it Con-

cts.J R .

airman.

Chairmanmi'.tee.

: ca)l, ^herequestedto'select

ctober 15,• • i

otel!tel.!ovejr Post

! B. A.{epubliciui Exccui

THE OUXTY COUK'ITin.- tune o{ the C'oijuty Court.'

taken up sinci1 Tue.sdajy of lastthe trial of cjvil COM.-.-}. The p

i its litbeira oil the secondmonth aud h-iu examining

h b

ve Consumed hillibout 150 cotnplai

of yctr-i by onli

ha;eek

Unlayi

vrbicb numbe" they halve fouudtru«: bills of ii dictiii'jni and twem'.-nt*. Thb

five| daysfromUs,

;Uty,.eiKht

in the largest batbaa been found in

e xmnd Jury, midtlie wetfibcra of th

th'.- faithful niiiuner in] which li»/ted public l|t«in'.Ns jmd haviiji'ihhfc'J MI r/iuj.-h in sucjh a hiief t

The followiri^' ate tlje presenttht /rand jury : i

r, 4 XCI.ARK TOWNhUIl* I'UKflKVi

l.'nwn Cr/>tTilm to ifiil:Tli': iituwl ifjqutsl for the Htat

J c m y and hit the body of tlio <L'/iion UJKJ/I their rc»t>e/;tiveV:id : That, w|ierL-;ia, it.them that th bihwit

V WyHi UilH pnUn Ju

N, UiorefoW. inuwut

t t Wllll W M u t t l tul the ovc

thl*thotl Inquiwi «h, UiorefoW.

Wlllliun W . MtAutetl ntul theof th poor for Uiiflr «lorc|lotlon in thopivmlw*. wwi for tholr u ulwlon to do theduty linposinl ii|M)it: tliem by the law» ofthis stale., :

Hcglaler next T u

It miut b»w IRSCO a terrible tub > of fclT-ftlrn, tint caused tho PnAlmlut lo ask

' Who tan stand l*fore his cold T Iday Uiihow miIK\ tlmHull'sbeen ftil t"blc«d."

In hi-were fow and doubtful

ich happier ihonld tlih gtneratlonhaa as n hoitsehold rcmo

Syrup : no woudtcimw thai millions rlao up

Drhim

and cull

to iy.

you fohaw i«l

heart ever seem to Atop nndl a death-like wnsntlon, do you

l i i f hliave *\\%x\\ palnm in region of your heartImvo Heart ; Dlseiwo. Try Dr.Heart Kcgulutor. fl.per boltle.

AMERICAN WINE IN EUKOPE.Mr. I: peer, the New J e w y producer of

Tort \\ hie, bus an ofTer from certain cop-Itnllsts o purchase nil his Wine for shipment vbroad. They claim Mr; Spccr'awinoH uTt- unoxcclletf by any production iuthe'wofld. Order* from Dresden andother jiutBof Europe, have Iweu jtlllwl byMr. Hp t̂-r during Ihu past your, ottle. \

i !Strength to vigorously push n business,

strength to study for u profession, strengthto regulate a household, strength todo1 a jduy's labor without physicalpain.- |I)o youj dusiro strength? Ifyou are broken clown, have no energy,feel asj if lift) was hardly worthIjvlng, you can hi relieved and restoredto robust health And strength by takiugBrown'd Iron Bi[tcrs, a sure cure fordyspepsia, malariu, weakness und alldiseases! recpiiritig u true, reliable,JionalcHolic tonic.; It acts on the blood,nerves ind muscles and regulates everypart of tihe system^

Mr. S| B. Button,, 'd'i'i N. Greene Street,TUKNTON, N. J., | says: " I have beencured (if SL'vi'i'u ; dyspepsia by using

! Brown's Iron Hitters."

Mr. .fames A. Sharer, t!'J4 S. Warrenstreet, TruKNTON, iN. J., says :" I usedBrown's| Iron Bitters with good resultsfor weakness and debility. "

. HENRY'S CARBOLIC SALVE.The best salve used in the world fur

If there be one spot dearer to many menthiiu any other, it is the ace to till a straightflush.

A New Hampshire graveyard contains atombstone erected to the memory of "threetwins." /

A lady who was frightened by a littledog until she was yellow, said it made her' 'a terrier-caught-lier" color.

"Strike while tho iron is hot" will prob-ably be! the signal used if ii strike shouldbe ordered among the laundry hands.

A Yankee editor, observing that " thecensus embraces '17,000.000 women," asks :" Who wouldn't be a census V"

Slang is always objectionable. Instead ofsaying "A dead give away," we would ad-vise you to say "A posthumous donation."

Simpson says that when he asked thegirl who is now his wife to marry him shesaid : I don't mind," and she never hasminded.

Not one of the cackling old hens iu thiscountry appears to know or care that aFlorida turtle will lay 150 eggs in a daywithout making the least bit of noise.The hen fuss over one little egg is absurd.

The Popular Science Mouthly asks :"Whatrfire crowds?" It is not quite certainhow science will handle this question, butthe averuge common school educated manknows that uuder some circumstances threeis considered a crowd.

Dudes who chew the heads of their canesare advised by a medical editor to have thebauic made of soft rubber lnstead"of silver.It makes less wear and tear on the gums,and helps the teeth to come through justas well.

"Were you in the. late war'/" aslked aveteran of a badly-demoralized cltezenwho came hobbling down the street-on acrutch. "I don't know how hito youmean," was the sad reply, "she guve methis one last night before tea."

An honest farmer who had seen RichardIII. performed one night waited upon themaimgcr next morning to suy that, If thegentleman who wuntcd a horse on tho pre-vious evening was of the smne mind, hehad several animals in his meadow andwould be happy to deal with him.

A lady says her husband will sit on abarbed wire fence all the afternoon to seca base ball match aud never move a mus-cle, but when ho goes to church he can'tnit in u cushion pew for llftcen minuteswithout wiggling all over the sent andchanging bin position forty times.—I'cck'aSun.

The Viwsar girls have n I'liilocolocalio-liaij Society mid dimms "Tho Alum ofMim, 1M Chocolate lujuncs to iho Diges-tion ?" & - -ALWAY.H 'fHK LEADING AND MOST WIDELY

CIJKCULATKl), IS NOW T11K

CHEAPEST BAPTIST NEWSPAPERj IN THK WOULD.J —„__...

IT WILL 6E SKNT TO ALL SUIISC'UIKKHS,OLD ANDNHW, FOK

Two j Dollars a Year.ifAYAHI.K IN ADVANCK.

A 1HIAL Tit I P.I'IIOHU clt'"jlrlii({ to m i the papor us It In l>rfuro bo.

,ZKI'IIVR WORSTED, SAXONY, &

\ TI

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The A»v»H'A'iK IH for milo ill tin.] follow.Illjj plftoo*: j j

l'»jim Now* (.'o., I'. H. H, l),.|Hit;' I . While's [NOWM Htuml, next iloor tothe Tost Olljt'ii ; Kdwmd C'rivVfiils NI>\VNHtnnd, ilillMhln street ; A. S,U ! Milt t

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Uroociy nloijo, Milton, und JOKMO Cooper'NGrocery null Croekory More, 2ftj' UFHIK*

tOVAL NEWS.

Uo^lstor tji'M Tuojdny,

Common |l\mnrll moots next kriio»duyulyht.

Water Hoiiml moois Wodnowlnyj night of

Ht'sistor ,Wxl Tuesday, if you want tocull your ljmllot next month tor JloiMtlmuUixon, for Uovoinor. / j

. Snmll boys rlillng on Ijicvdos, |uv oftunto l>o soon! on I ho' sldywnlkM ofi eoiuo ofKuliwuv's principal tUorouglifutus, whi/.zIng along ut n rnplil mto. mm-h to theunnoyiinoo of d t l j

The entertainment by theHomo Association, will* l>o next Fridayevening, \\i the Opera House. We willpublish th • socurvdat Watson's Drug Store.

A dohaliou visit will be jîvoiJohns, psvstor of the 1st M. K. Ctho yi;xrst>nago on I)rand streetevening, OcloU'r 10th A cordi i

OcloU'r 10th. A cordlion is extended to all friendlywhether members of the church"

Nov. H.liuroh, nt;Tuesday;

nl invitii-|inclined,!r not. I

Wo am ri'nuesteil to state that Mi-Campbell,, hue of the " Salvalk n Army,is expected in Rahway on Saturd: y tho U!tinst., unle^-i something unforeseen occurs.,and will oiHciateat the meetings to IH? heldou Sunday at the Free Methodist churchÊlm avenue.

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Register next Tuesday.

The reasons why every body should goto the Fii-»l Baptist Church uexlnight, to -see and hear Mr. Aclhotter known as " Yon Boyle,that lu« will not fail to interest aall who lijear him ; 2d, that his uhumorist jis acknowledged hv si

Thursdaymd Hoylo,

are, 1st,,d iustriuitbility as iich meu us

D., anilUev. 15.1 \V. Samson. IX IX,Rev. U. j " . Me Arthur, 1). IX, of |Ne\v YorkCity, andj 3d. that, " ho makes people laugi'until tluiy cry, without olYen ''• •- — 'tAste." !

Lawrence May and George L.iytou, whowere liulictfd for murder, Tthe Giaull Juiy, for the killingDietz, iii August last, •will be

lesday. byof Augusttried next

:kle. at theTuesday) before Judge Van SyCourt House iu Elizabeth. Mr. WilliainU. "Wilstin will represent the State. MT.Thomas\l. Shafer, of Shafer ifc Uuranjl,i« counsl-1 for May, and Barriin and My lk'iinett.and in so doing got directo wuy of tho brick from Van Pelt'swhich struck him upon tho fore

'oiling him to tho ground. Tho bo}

who ntion olilayinjjiily'iuaithey arthe bphysquensuffe'afthasacebeeDa!ah!thuree<

Vnex

Leary is rather small considering hi;nit was an active, intelligent and amis boy. Dr. Cladek baviug done al•ould be done for the boy at the timeed the- parents to call their

eijklul of

ipublished the report of the lullingmad dog on Grand street, and lit is po:Lie Mr. Castor's cow wits bitten W that d>

Do not fail to register next Tuesday,

Nightj gatemen have been) placedIrving und Cherry street crossings, anduNo at itlio crossing of the l». R. R. jutMilton (vvenue. A reeoid of each nerKin•who crqsiU'S the trucks at either ofplaces is kent by the day gateman, ajidalso by the nightman, so that tfie Compaxiy-nill knliw how many peophj cross eftclihour of ilhis twenty four. A rk-cord is a|«okept of jthe uuinbor of wagons that crssthe tracks. We understand that this| isexperimental, and tho menthese records for seven daysnights, I after which time il

uro to kcjcpaud seVenthe Kail

road Company think it advisable, regu-lar nigMineu will be placed At the crossings. |About 2,000 people | crossed | atCherry Street, Thursday, thatj is countingeach ti»V' i' pi'rson crossed, some havinggone thlotigh tho gates a dozen times.

It wap just one year and two| weeks frpmthe tiin**: of tho great freshet Of 1882, thatthe Monroe street bridge was Rebuilt. Thiswas the llrst of the Railway) bridges t|iatsuccumtx-Hl to the raging floodj and it is asingular fact that it was the last of thej 10bridgesithat were destroyed, tel be replaced.Notwitijistttudiug the oppasition met; inhaving [these bridges rebuilt, Rahway is notby any [means the last place i I the countyto have! the damaged structures replaced,as then! are yet a number of j bridges thatarc to be- built. The appropriation is [ex-hausted, and consequently, wlêrcthe workhas not already been done it must remainin its present condition till thej new appro-priation can be inaiU; next year. The iiti-zens oi Rahway were represented in thoBoard i f Chosen Freeholders by Mr. W. E.Clatk and Mr. A. J. Halidajy, when thoresolutions to rebuild the Rahfvay bridges,and appropriations for dome the work•were passed, and had it not [been for -thepersistent aud successful efforts of tljiosegentlemen, there is no telliu^ when ;the•work would have been done.

Register next Tuesday,

HOME JAS-istrlal Ilbme

has begunfor poor

childrdn. ' Already they arc supporting1*"'chlldruu whose father diedsince, i The following ludieelected as o Hoard of Mam

T U B KAHWAY INUUHTRIA!XKJIAT|(ON.—The Hah way IndAss»ci4iion, consisting of ladiia tnerjtorioua work, of cari

Awociation : Mrs. J. Lamlmant] Mm, George W. SuvBOH, Mrs. Josephine Rollln.'Shotwell, Mrs. I. P. WoodCoinpm Newark,e also among the guests and their singwas appreciated to such an extent thatwere, encored.

iihway Lodge has a membership of,rly 40 persons, including gentlemen whomanufacturers, merchants, mechanics,

in fact all branches of American inrics. The Order in case of death of a

(mber pays to tho family of their brother,L sum pi $2,000 Thus combining with

a brotherhood of mutual friendship, aninsurance association, for its members only.

After the lodge exercises were concludedi! party repaired to Chainberlin's hotel

ere they partook cf a collation, the fol-

rti,«e,on.

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MiHa| DuMrs! A.n. M ! A

Mr* N. V.rs. V. Bohu-

vuvMi, Mrs. St. (/lair ire, Mrx'p J.Marlitl, Mrs. Dr. II. Page Hough, Mrrt.M. Oliver, Mrs. C. S. Hyno.jandh l l b T h « l U 8 ure

M > y jMiw Haruh llobuidon. The«o la receive dotmtlDns, and] anylttJy niay b«conio ft ineiuber of the Asso-clatloii uttoii payment of thjj sumofionedollarT Upoa p&ymeot of W5 or morjc anbonorfrry We membership U given. l i t allwho bclWiTlD Home Ml*»lon»ry workjhclp

U Worthy cwue. I

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thwlojving being tho

MKN'I1.Oysters. Stowed Oysters.

Fried Oysters.Vickies. Celary.

OJiickeB Salad. Lobster Salad.Cold Roast Beef. Cold Ham.

Cold Tongue,scuitu, Dread. Cmckers.

Fancy Cakes,irrant Jelly. Ice Cream.

Almonds and Katsltm.ars- Grapes. Bananas,. Peaches.

CoSee. Tea. Lemonade.Sogurs.

W. B. OHAMBEttLIN, Caterer.; Committee.

SI

Registfcr next Tutsday.

Positive, wait ; comparative, waiter;portative, go and get it yourscU.

"I heiir d you kksed tho prettiest girl ine room, at thy party hwt night,'observed

youtji in bluo glass goggles toLASTER. CEMENT, I l i lR . AND KOCKA-VAY SAND,At price* as low m can bo (urchoaed In the State.

ALSO, ALL KiNW OK

COAL,At bottom priceii, au j tUc bc«t quality In the

market.

}£ff",S. »pcclal dlBcouut o»> car-load loto. ar\

t C. HOTTER, Manager.Brewster's Doit, iopt Lewis Street,

ANY ARTICLE iold by the installmentplan as low M tor cash at VesccliuVs.Babbitt's Soap, 5c. Mr bar, Higgins*, 5c.,Itorax, 5c., at ScnuppmanVBACUELORH Buy nomethlng nice forYour la/ly love. Î ow of things toryclivrtpnt Voacclliw.

1>uy u lurgc lMir of SclnmpmnnV laundryD Botvi), only i-'Oc., 122 Miiiu 8 t

BEST 50c Tea in the city. To induce atrial wo oiler 2 llw. granulated stigurfree with every 21b packugu of ten, Scliiip-pmnn's New Cash Grocery. 122 Main »t.

BOARD wanted for tho Winter, neat thedepot, for gentleman and wife. Roomto havu southern expoHure- Address A, :itADVOCATE Olllce.

pHILDUEN buy some useful presents\J for your parents, plenty and cheap atVescelliw.

/Iream Flour $7.00;per bl., at Bcliupp-V man's.

CASH paid for live poultry, at Gllby'sMarket, Cherry street.Cream Flour f7.00 per bl., at Schupp-man'a, 123 Main Bt.EOUU Furnished Hooms to Let. Applyat A. Turner's Shoe Store.FLATS TO LET in Ch|mberlin'8 build-ing, opposite tho depot—live roomseach, •with gas, stationary wash tubn, etc.Apply at ofllec of Cbamberlin's HoteL

&OOD prices paid for Gents' cast offClothing at Daniel Gates', 1 H i MainStreet. Letters promptly attended to.

GIRLS Get some nobby present for yoursweetheart and be sure to examine mystock before you buy., Vescelius.

n ENT'S Clothing cleaned, dyed, pressed,VT repaired aud alterations made, at lowestprices, go to the practical tailor, KidGloves cleaned,

DANIEL GATES.St., llnhway, N. J.

M

T IVE and dressed poultry constantly ouJLj hand, at Oilby's Market, C'lierrj'street.

T ADIES, get some useful article forLJ your husband, something pretty foryour children, at Vescelius's-

atches, ldoz. .boxes 10c, at Schupp-man's. 122 Main St.

New England Table Sauce, 7c. per bottle.•C'how'Chow, 20c. .Mixed 1'iekles, 20c,at Schuppmun's.

OLD GOLD and silver bought for cashor taken iu trade at Vescelius's.Sea Foam Baking Powder, i lb. boxes,20c, 1-Rcker's i lb. boxes. 10c, MSchuppmauls.

Uchuppmau's Celebrated Mixed Teu, 50c.IJ per lb. ' :

illi Java Coffee iiOc. per lb. or 511)3.$1.40, at Schuppniau's, 122 Muiu St.

Schooner Blueing, 8c, Best LaundryStarch, 8c, Clothes Pins, 2c per doz.orOdoz. 10c, at Schuppmau's, 122 MainSt.

he best Ten iu the city, 50c. per lb., atSchuppnian's, 122 Main St.T

Valeuciailtaisins, 10c. per lb., Now Cur-rants, 8c , Citron, 20c, at Schupp-man's. I •

WANTED to rent from November 1st,for four or five months a furnishedhouse with all modern improvements.Address with nil particulars to

CHAULES A. Yoyso,Asbury Park, N. J.

H lbs Ex. C Sugar 52c, at Schuppman's.

READYF0B LADUW. ..

TOE EMPCJkH|M OF

0AVE) 81i 6351GJ7Broi • i f

NLADIES' DOLMAS8,

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Can TAsk your Druccist f*'

I.C. MONFOE&CO.,101JORALEMON

SKNP FOR CIROIUAK

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•S REMEDY.SV.

BROWNS DRUG STOH

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Uon?, alla\s inflammation, i>ri>tccts themembrane f om ;idili

HAY-FEVERS

v?r, Ac. I ncouali-dfor colds in he tics.il.

wable t<-, - r)ybj"lheli

iuto the nostrils. On receipt; of K)c. wpicfcias. 1

Sold bj Rahway drnggi«s« iELYS CREAM BALM CO.,

ELY'S CREAM ;BALM.FOR SA|I.E AT

BROWX'8 DRUG i STORE

T I V C The World Witch 'StationeryI HIVC is the fa>utt so', iti'' Article in th

('«>:.till.* 18 fher:.? No'.r I'.iJVn-HoMt-r, lVn ami a llaiHeu:l price- 15 cent.-. I"watch guannteed withorder. Kor 25 cunt-, in •f'-i.Tli'-. « r will M-IM) n Ci« i t l i tl.-.-unt- ( l o M I'l . i loI'^'.td S t u d - , ( iuld I*iat. d iW i t c h ( t.»in, CcW I'lsU-d

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iildreM- II. ,1. I I M W D K N i: CO., IlrlKliton, N. Y1 mile I'li'l (if Hin!li4iti.T,)

Madison S u r e Theater.a^lh Slroot, sdjoiilin^ Fifth Avenue Hotol, N. Y.

THE

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MONTH ()]•'

RAJAH;Or, Wynoot's Ward.

i

A lirllllniit c o m n l y l>yi

WILLIAIVl YOUNG, Esq.,

produced wllli new wcucrynnil a perfect caet,

Every Evening at 8:30.Saturday Matinee at 2.

Seals Si'dirftl bj'j jail, THegrapli, or

Rahway City Bonds.An tin: Debt, i« now ('omproiiiim'il, the

)rfw.'iit it tin; lime to pay uHMisfinent.H und);u:k tiixA>ly.Ii«w:>tttn>n«!,r»tfiiUontopy i1ffjx»IW,a.iddut n i l t l l

it. 8Ot» tY ALL l>nUOOlnTH."rri«> II.

KIDNEY-WOR^&II1NKY WOHT.

;KOH HAl.K ATN"« DRUG S'lpi.tK.

With Pen and Pencil" No, sir :J I don't believe ncwspniu'r men

nrv more diskiimtcd tlmti imy otlier eliiss ofmen who entn tlieir living liv tlieir lirniiiM,"siiid Mr. A. it. Sl«)ffri«l, Miitni^cr of theAdveitisiii); j Department of tlie St. I'HIIII'innrcr-I'ni'lf. Slill, tho.-e of them wlindodejik work nfe lein|)led to Hlinnilulo, for it'svery Imnl oi< (lie nerves niui i^toni.'irli."

" As for eiiitnple— t " ' '" As for lexiunple, in my ,JKI) E T C . , E T C .

MAURICE GOVE OYSTERSbelli;.' n< w In m-:lMi|i can In: obta ined at

So. r, I l K l f H Y S T . , H A I I W A Y , N . .1.

Fishfof Different Varieties,

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All

Lit

Nl) DRESSED POULTRYAN1) PK»E()NS BOUGHT

AND1 SOLD.

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of Vegetables and FruitIN SEASON.

A SPKWAU'Y OF

i'k Clams and RooknwayOysters.

EVERYBODY1 SHOULD GO TO

No. 9 Cherry Street.—FOH—

BQOtTS AND SHOES.

RICEAED ROBSON,

Gor

any

il

CI :ARLES AVEKY,

ds (lawfully jinoved to or from

place desired.

•s lof' • v'igar'a Peed store, or

•ssod to Richard Robson, Rah

Post-ofHoe,| promptly attended

1845. 1882.THE

MUTUAL BENEFITLife Insurance Co.,

NEWARK, Sf. J .

AIVIZI DODD, President.

JAMES B. PEARSON. Vicc-Prtiidcot.EDWARD L. DOBBINS, Secretary.

Pa id PolIcjr-IIoldera since Organiza-t ion In 1845:

Policy ClaimsDividendsSurrendered Policies...

. . . $33,922,895 81. . . 29,054,510 07

9,20G,14G 04

Total $71,183,051 92

The Kecelpts for Interest have been$14,655,915 21 more than enough topay all expenses and (axes.

Assets, Market Value $35,804,40') 23Liabilities, New York Stand-

ard 30,040,209 40

Surtilus $5,15-8,100 7?

Why run the ri?k of forfeiture? or why trust tothe unccrtainrie? of tlif aê.'.-nu-nt p!:m> win-n •,-(.::Can g«t ABSOLUTELY NON-r6i:FEITAHLK I.VHT.ASIEat the LOWEST NKT co-Tin T H E J I I T I - A I . HENKI-ITLIKE INÎ-BAM E C'OXI-ASV, of Xrnark. Nev. .(,T>.•>.

A party insuring at aê So on tho anmiii! life y.'.î.,can have:

OVER 4 TEAM'insurance for 2 TEAKS'prjjni:;i::..OVER 1 0 VEAI^' iu-unmce for 5 YEA!I~" "rtL;;-

ums ,' •OVER 2 0 YEAP..-' intuxar.c for 1 0 YEARS" I :• ••

miuius. jAre you infunU. n r.»:icte-i because of its pun-ty nndricti perfim-.e. ItKektom to (iraj Hairthe Vonthral Color iprevcnts dandruil andfalling of the hair.

» H 4 C N Y

FLO REST ON

C O L. O G N E

PARKER'S HAIR BALSAM,FOR SALE AT BROWNS DRUG STORE.

Will do well to examine pc-rônally :U thewareroonis of the niiiinifacturi-rs. 40 Eiist14th street (Union Squtiri-), New York, theFinest Assortment of the Best Organswe have ever offend; in solid cases of nat-ural woods, or elegantly decorated in {/old,silver aiid colors. Many tutestyles art ready this season. Prices, $22to $900. Sixtj/ styles an- from $7S to$200. For rashf easy payments orrented, with agreement that if rent bepromptly paid until it amounts to the juiceof the organ it becomes the property of theperson hiring without further jiaynient.

That these organs areThe Best in the World

is proved by thenwanl to them of highesthonors tit every great world's ex-hibition for sixteen years, no otherAmericnirorgans having been found equalto them at any. A cable dispatch an-nounces that they are again recipient'; ofhighest award at the InternationalIndustrial Exhibition- now in ses-sion at Amsterdam, Netherlands.Illustrated Catalogues free. Weuxiiidhj hurt' ( ' < ' . I o u c - t | . : | . ..- e v e r I . I I M U I IN O T H u h l I i } l l e . l l . T - . S i l l ! f o r • • \ ; l l l l l l l ! i t i n l i ! > ! • -

T o r n p n y n i r i i l o n < \ u l r i i < i- , . f ; - . , „ ! r i . i h

JOHN B. ALDEN, Publisher,1 \ O . I l o x 1 2 7 7 . I N V I M ) S I . , , \ . V .

• H O H U N A C q j A I H T l U WITH THf OIOU"At'»tlT O' TMT« COUH*iRVWILLBfC nrCXAUlNINQ THIS MA r* THAT TMC

CHICA(K),ROCK ISLANB&PACIFIC R TCall* the attention of traveler* to the oentml posi-tion of Its line, connecting tho Bast and the Westby the short cat route, and carrying p«4scnacrs,without chango of car* between Chicago and Kan-aaa City, Co an oil Bluir*. l^cavcnwortn. Atchison,Itijineapolia and 81. PauJ. It connecta lu UnionDepots with all tho principal lines of road betweenthe Atlantic and toe Pacific Oceans. Its equip-ment is unrivaled and magnlnccnt, bolne composedof Xott Comfortable ana Beautifal Day Coaches.Magnificent Horton Beclining Chair Cars, Pull-man's Prettiest Palace Sleeping Cars, and the BestUno of Dining Cars in the World. Threo Trainsbetween Chicago and Missouri Klvcr Points. TwoTrains between Cnicago and Minneapolis and Bt,Paul, via Lho Famous

"ALBERT LEA ROUTE."A New and Direct Line, via 8eneca and Eanka-

feS^S ^^ZJS?™*™* between.Blchmopd,

oli) and Bt. Paul and intermediate points.AUThroagoPas»eug«rs Travel on Taat EiprossTiekeufor salaat aUprincipal Ticket Offlceointhe United Slates and rSm.*. ,.Baggage checked through and rates of fare al-

ways u low as competitors that offer le»i sdTan«For detailed information.got the Maps and Told.srs ox thaGREAT ROCK ISLAND ROUTE.

At your nearest Ticket Oao«, or address•• «. OABLI, E. «T. JOHN,

TissrtSfcASlMCHICAGO.

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