The Medina Register. (Medina, N.Y.) 1877-1931, March 04, 1886, Image 5

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Newspaper Page TextCLEARING SALE. ~y Wo have plaoeV] on our Bargain Counters a large Selection of Boots, Shoes & Eubbrs, takoiV from our regular stock, whichwe have niurked down about one-half in order to moye them s>o as.to m.aku room for our Spring. Stock now. beginning to arrive These goods aro.aU olenn and very serviceable. We have a large lot of extra and small sizes for MEN, WOMEN AND CHJLUEEN, •which'wo have placed with the others so as todisposo of tlipw. .AH our warm lined Boots, Shoes and Slippers \will be sold at LESS THAN COST. When we say COST.,.. we mean what they would cost any other dealer to buy, • We having tuVadvantage over other dealers in buying for 24 stores, we got our goods at jobbers' • j>rfcos. Wo also.buy extensivelya't'OTetiolS andbank- xiiptsak's. . ..' \\. On. rubber goods our prices have .always Ijeon tho and \Vi< now runlcc tlicm still lower, si as to not carry- over'any rubber stook. —WE HAVE— ,' MEN'SRUBBERBOOTS first qualitv, Trom §2.00 to $2.50. BOV'K §1.7.\> to §2 W. Youth's* Sl-2.1 Ladies', §1.25 iind Mime*' at $1.00 Men's Alaska's at 75 cents. Men's Rubbers 50 cents. jLiuliw', MiVdi's and Children's ittibbers at 23 eonl*. Wo lirtvp a line of Men's Clogs which we offer 'to lose*at .ji> eortts a pair. -, Don't fail to look over our BAROAIX COUNTERS and sccqrtt sonio of the burgniut while they art? going C. W. INC ALLS & CO., NO. 59 MAIN- STREET, BENTS OPERA HOUSE BLOCK, MEDINA, N.Y. SIGN OF TH3 BIG HOP.SESHOE. «4- Absolutely Pure. A witvel or VjurltyJ ., - .-- ,, . ..--....-., y Wore economical thau pi e ordhwry- kiuiw, an d cannot be? gold in Thlapowlet never vatlon. *}«\««» »»4, whoJesoineuMS; More competition villi th o uniltlnr8<s of low tnst, short webjat, alum orpbot.phnto pawdupi Sold only i n cans • • - ™ — \ J — -~ - — Wall- Itoym\ iBriltliiB Ifowdor <Db.,'l6o at, X Y. . 16iv« *Hie Heilliub Register. Mr. fieoigfi 8|)pptiet, of'•&? flriiv : o{; Spoons & <3-At*)p, is-DO* in, New 'XbtS,. purchasing a full atook of Spring; : 6Q<tds;j parly « 8o that ha piay got the chipioBst things iu the, rnnrRet. Wntyii for thou;; ;great aunnuucemelit whoe,\ ho retiriis; ,. It \is said tbat: the provisions - of flir ohatter of Albipn in regntdHo ac<juiriu|{, laud for paw streets ara nuoauatit.a.tionfd; imd.thnt tho Board of Trustees-havo no* authority tfl-lay out new streets, .under it An atnouduieut is to b e asked oftbe.'legV isliture, Watok for tUa street pnrnde of tho Hnrrigsn Hibernian Ponipa.iiy on lues, nay next, when a janntine; oar with bag- pipe • miit-io, inside can bo 'spenj; also n brass tmoil of eight pieces,. ()ii tlial. day; a pair of Irish bagpipes, costing. 1J8Q0 onoh, will bo on exhibition. The Mies of the TJuiveriioJwt S'ooioty wiU'gho a pu.hlie social ntthe Grove, Hi-use Hidl^tiddjeport, Friday eveniog, March otu, 188G. A (irand Now Eaglapd Hi'ippey nill be givep. Dancing tickets* 50' cents, Sluppi'r 25 ootita wiptu Adi niiseion 10 ooota eaoh, Mosio by Sluy- tQP & Blchnrdsou's Oroheatro, A xfoept ifBiio of Fi;iok •Ltslj&'a il-, ttistratetl' paper, oontainoiliiu f liorirait at Eoatmaster W. D. sdlout 'ovtot THXJBSDATj MARCEt,*. 18S8. LOCAL ITIES lou\9i) page, 'anything ypp. in the for 3f. I • Tho\WWl(j\ iuklBg. Anmsunieiitst ntneuni Go to Mrs, OartiM' foi want, _HoIIey esp-cta » tuiild' The -oiH'fttea \Qrotcr Shoe 1 taJioa 04n tin fonml at HbatVa no». J . Marsha 1 Dtlwo ia r*»ppited fertoniflv ill at Iii« lionm to 't'ranftlts • The oelehrntPtl \G«n*or •Sho©\ (or WinCim to fonnil at H*«l'it. Mtl .igSuw sutea are hulug Vii t in Mi«Wle- port oa tlio ait© tf ilioaare cully burned. Tins Jarnca Mcann |3,00 iliop for mon. Beat ahoe in WW coiiuiry » IlooitV. J8tf Babwr.])tlon* f»t all i »K»siut-« niul prjwiipapfrK r«»iv«l a! l.)i^'«l o!ub rnlo»,| oy grii^a Iidk<T. ' J3 B. N. ^1nii5•, of Iti3g!«stniyA|yCt pnr- ebswd » form near KEOXVUM/ Ttnn., anil ia prrpurittc t« lu&t'e upiTw^ We BCknowImlgn Hie rfpflift of a bound TiiluniB «{ I'm Cmtyremional ficeurcl from C- »i-,grMscMW b'»wj«?r. Sii|ifr*i»«r H« fftmii Rttpar, of Jtur- my, haw tiwn *«• ipin iattftl D. O, O. M. of the A. O. 0. W, lor Qtkm eonuty. I Frank Wi'ltoa new tlajj* ll»««rfnct in Urn EpbiMiml rliuroti, atd ililM^craal ail.liiui:i t>> the alreiiiiy exCTl'eijVsSnsIo fnrutatifd tlitrv*. / AniimBcUU'B>«if Al)>'en,edit)?of Ttiilh, nintw ibpt that p*l»r<nH nuencnlj i>iib- lu-nt on nn treoaul of taek of support from lust e»B«< rtfnpV. IMwuni 1'iiy^oji W.«'or>, f!i» great |» - (le»trii«n, » \rV*& to »pr*»r»t t!ie Sliple Ol-o iiVstlog wuk to.m-.sMJW twining. B»be C«*jwpt * will »'*> «ispf». Snbualho f>)r \Wcata in SJWHI Saog\ »t St'a. Cniti***. Ut*. Cur- M. & J. SLACK, \Wliolesale and 1-letail Grocers, No. 27 Main Street, Choice Teas and - Coffees o Specialty. All our Coffees are Roastec|? by ourselves. Improvements for .flouring Coffee introduced. ' linilifSiininiiiiifliinip - Everybody buying Groceries wiH futd it to 'thejr advantage to call and sue us. Fanners having BUTTER and EGGS to dispose of will please call and get „~ . our prices before selling. , Middlepdrt, who wua in al(au|i the recent poatmnstera' poiiyi 0,hipagD, and. was oliosep the Natlenal Exeoalifre. oorni Alan chairmuu of; a auli-comnill Oa f artl» is a diaenae o( (lie m,t\cone membrane, almost mvarinlilypriginnting in th e niiaar passages and niniiitaitting ita atronghold iu tup bead. Ely's Cream Buloi will oureoatarrh in ita wotstBtages, nod gives Unropdintp reliot from cold i» head. It oontaiua no lujuiioun arnga, Prio'tt'llfty oonta, ; iSvii Iiist Friday Jnraca Bates, B A- KDBS, D. J>. npldreagu and P. B. aloiit took a lively rltlP lo Alh'iou on ai)/ioe-boat. Clipy snllel down in 27 IOM OR. It i« oxoitiog spurt, but tho cnum A jrather narrow (or ioe-ttoatiog. l'U» mM hap- pened to be in jnat tbo ligrfl the right direction that day however, fnjl tb e boya made goud lime, Over one thouaahd TToiteil State* coins pf different dates nrocoQsidemt raru nwl domund a ptominm over tliolriaeo vnluc, \iiud tanov people Imvo oiuilo a fortune by being poitedin regnnl totlieir vulue, A ailrerdoflirof 18W ia worth $500; « halWinw of 1802 is vatned at $t20 ititver qnarlcr of 18S7 domaDdB S50 j » nicklo D( 185B brings 33 Hasry Fuller, son of Oha'tloa Failer, was rau over by a bnggy dtiwn by Dr Seott. Iw-4njpt of tbe I'rcabytetion olmrcU last Saturday sftotnooii antl quite seriously iujttwd. Tlio ncoldenfe waa uuavoidiiblo wo nniloratand, nlid mo one h blawoil far it. Dr. Warren made the iitilo follow m corafortablu •• ij«wibte, autl bo wilt probably soon bo nut again. Tbe Mite Social Riven by |tn| J. D. Kearaoy in ;ibo yonog Jutfs Club tpoma lut TUnwday o^jiiW for tiic honeBtot SI. Jotm*« chareuS)** * BIIC- ooo» let OUT; way, Tlio rccljEuft\*.\! br MM. Bliioadrfd, of nniTjJo, ft gaest o( Mrn. Kt'nrnoy, were e^eellontjabd high ly appreciated, %* w«n nUo tlJi tanato by tlm orclno'.rn. The not rece<|ia Vmootit f I in -8IH Oenc at six Dollars Mr. H., A. Brnner, tlio vory great, gQOd, honest ^ ) and; 'S-am.lwlieiJtiViian. Tbon\ editor of tho Qrlejins Mutrteari, \ has, siueo list, iSJovemberi had KHioU to pay in relation to, the nrfpting of. th> paiuphlut Eroiiopdings pi thpBojtapf Suparvispw, Hoithiuks \anoye should ^e koptou. Boweu.\ Up. boldly .-states: fbat Bmyen is workiugwbeuips to' get tiiorattnu bis just dne frpni the Opupty for thp Kbor pPrfirtmed, and hints at various thingsi.whioh (ire fUtirely wpopg and oaloulated tuf get tho boat of tho P^Pplo. Tbia sort pf liroSe (las.been kept up from week-to \v.pekl)yih'o\peop<o\(r) from tho tuird story Pt,,a bhilding iu Al- |;bibu wliiob. ooa.taiusihp Orleans 4r?»er- toaii otiicp. Thpfrequlpoyaod hittsruesH of ihoBii. attnoka shdw-fipjv deeply tho peoj>tr(l) sull'erod beoauso tho printing .•iyas-awarded to the REOISJEH instead ot .tbe American. Aa onoh form pf sixteen, pages of tho procoo lings was printed'ft shoot, was sent to the olerfe of the Board, and Mr. Bruui<r,tnfcfng-ituppn himsidf to repnis- eut the B iard p( Supotyispra ami people, treasured each and r 'overy page ofUi< book iiait was.glven in tjief^lerlju. Iho eflitor ol tbw pn'perhnppflned4o4)g4ti- PUUSONAL irmNtiop), Miss Kata B, Bowou ia -visiting,in- ByrOjtt and Batavin, '^ Mrt; % Jr.: Qpqilmau 'is,v!»itirig i»or mPthprinBoohestor, • -- Miai'pfa Ztimpwl'raau, of KuQwloa- VillB.js visiting; in to\vu f • tit. Biivlow and liiide,. of iTo'ddo, sti\vt-„ edCCuosdny for Mankitto, Minn, \ • , Mr, MU Furbwli, of New Xorfc,-h visittiig liia imola \(m. Etatflold. Hon. N. H s .(3xeonMid-wifo,'of South Byrou, N. T./apout Sunday in lowu. Mrs. \Vin„ , Ei. Jlni'by, of BuIJiilo, was visiting in tpviS tho Unit of tlio Week, •Miss Julia. Slierwpod •woutto-liook- port to-dn)' to spend two or throe, -weeks, Marshail Toclktll, of County Liiio, atnrtpa yeatprday fov Bvamholl, CtaVtiW; ,MvV H. J. Bakof,nf HouwslOftl, l>n„ is visiting her daughtpr, Mra. \O.. Ed, ••Camoa, Mrs. Hourj Olnwo and Miu. Jniuos MnCntgp avp yisiling; at Birapeusion Bridge, ' Mr, and Mm. I . W, 'WbitP, of Byron, bavo bpou visiting in town duriug tlio pnstweol!.' *\• Mrs, E, Jj. Pitts mid daughter Oracti •wllgo to Albany jpxt Monday ta apond »»arrti<nn'« 'A'onrists, » 'l'lua outoitnlnment it ill bo giion at Bent's Oporu HoUso oii^uesday ovoning. next, Jlni-oU 9, and as, tiipy aro Weil tviovfil tbey will.uniipubtedly hnvoaTaig bouso. Tbo following .pomihonta ar e taken from.the Minors' Journal, I'btta- vilio, Pa,: \Hai-rigiw'a Tourists drew' cine of tho lrtrgoat nndieiiceB oi tbe sen- sou ji(' Uio Aoadismy of Muaip PnS.Htnf d4iy pvouing,. the drea? olrolo Aljlgillltrfy rboiug paokpd'a^irtti'o\ld.wer part of tilp hpusooomfprtably illlpd, She Oompruiy comprieos about as lively a lot of Irish. oomediaua its are liltoly to -bo inotwith itudur opo iiiunngoiitout,' 'l'ho bagpipe playing of Pat Tpulioy- nuil Jolin llagim was iv revplatioi! to liiiuiy who thought tboy hud heard bngpiptw boforo, wbJlb tbe tools and jlga ot Hagpu mid Jerry Cpban wore the pootiy of motion ftid havp'nover, been eolipsed ou our Hlngo, 'Jbo.piinovntnia views pf Irish oitiw and Bcpnury afforded a ;ploi«ing \vnrliitiop amid tho Sincoesaiou of oomipiUitiiw, and tbe vooifijroua and inoessapt npiilnnse allowed that the audloueo was tliownsh- ly do'i^htod with tlio on.tirp .qutottaiu JSJL SDJ- 3STo. £$XLJALJCDTH 9 27 Main Street. 8, D. cuiims SU.LPH JITTERS Having opened a jila«> -of business in 1 Brown's ii!«k, wxt tlwr to Biilley-s Mir Galletf. -would respcelfiill* s»lirit a sharp of the palblie [«i(W«iige. Isiiltes\ wilt find »lino nf seoodi sueh as are in dally u<e. Ribbotis, Rachifsg, T Handkerchiefs, Doylies, Needles, Thread, Braid, Button Hole Twist, Machine Silk, ___„________ Stamped Outline. Work, | ^TRUTHS FOR THE S1GK. T Hand Mirrors, j 11 >•« moso nramiji »i*»wniiKirMM I lonSctPHOKBrrrEBslpnimm Bm^ns will • — •—*—«-•—-mro . I t THE GREAT §6erman'fiemedy,[ Stationary, Pens, Pencils, Combs, \• /Brushes, ^•t Elastic^ipe^^Btc^yifeSfe'jul^ta^^^^ '. \'ALSO A WNB OF S0EO0L -:- SUPPLIES, BHQK flAOS, T.VllLETS, BLAN K PAl'Elt, PEKS, PENCII.?, • EB.VSEKS, LKOA-Ii AND FOOt'SCV P PAPEU. lt». Cnrtiss will add » full lino of MILL IMEBY tp Irer stock when tho season for spring goods opens. Also any line of goods that nte demanded by tlio times. 40 CONSUMPTION ,,.3iiSmPHOKBrrrEJts|pni Brrr?; HI it-will cur e yon. |not nastst or cure, 0 uojou B an-crwiU.r^ faUs - i thatttrcdaadftllgonc; Itwlllroroyon , -B3 OperaUVCBwhoarc CloaCly cdnflncd In tho fmlls nnd worlc* stiops; clerk3,TT<io(io not procure BUfllct en t exorcise, anil all v?hb nrccondncd Indoors, should us o SntTQim BrtTKUs. Thtiy^lll Fnnot thdn b e weaKand Clcms c th o vitiated in ,.looil VFben you ace iits Impurities burs t igtliroTi^i tho skin , t Tlmples,'BlotcheB, .tind Sores . Itciy on; teuLtnirn BITTERS.OT pnt l healt h will fol.es ioBtthtr^rttli im ^mm^ ,'lf yo u <lonotVflsd to Sucferfrom lllieum- fttism, use n bottlo o t SUt-fHtTR BllTERSj It ni^TPr fallft toenre. , Don' t bo without; n] botile. Try Ut yoti [.Will notrcpretlt . ' U SULPilURBlTTEItS! w-IU euro XtlvcrCflLm- .p.ttlnL Don' t liGctia-l leourngod; It will cure I I SUW»nun BITTERS will bulltl yoti upnn d tnnVii you strong an d Ucnllhy. • , SU^IItTHjBtTTEKSl Iwill hmfceyottrhloodi imr0,rlchauf3 strong,! prid your flesh hnra. I \Lndiea 'inraeiTcatcj ... „ Ttysct.piiunBiT - henlthc Trrlio arc all TEna lo-night , an d a rundown , should use ?ou win sleep well SPLPfirn ItirrKits. rind feel better for It. DO you wan t tho bestMeil.'cnl Work published Sotitl 8 2-ccnt stamps to A. P. OimwAY & Co ^ Boston, Jlass.j an d receive a copy , frco. I MONEY CAN BE M1DE -;• oy nny man or woniuii, cin or i,oy w,nu win orean- lajS clnlra for TH E WEEKLY \1lStO.O. Tile m-cat farm nntiliomenoWHpaper, complete In all ite de- paplnients, - \ scribers a t » J_J \ VjAnfjL. cncl 1 *» w» ' OBialned , and ai l Patent Business ayionie or abtoad attended to tor fabderatctFccs'. •- ^G,u,tjS>fioc is bpposite the Di S. Palent Officc.and t -wo can obtain Patents in -less __ time Ihsui' thbs.e remote from Washington,-) ^^,; ^ A ga % K ri bmi j 6 . , or ls ,„„,„,!,„„ Send Model, or Drawing. IVe.ac vise as'\ \•-'\ --'---»-— ««- '»».'i. »..K.„a,..2 .,'*\ to pjlcntabilitv free of cliarge ; and we . charse iio fee unless patent is allowed, \Vo refer, here, to tile Postmaster, the Supt, of Money Order Div,, and to officials of the tj. S. Patent Office. For circular, advice, terms, -and • references to actual clients i n your own State or County,' Write to : , . • e. A. SNOW & 00. , ,| . 4ddri ' Opposite Patont Office, Washington, D,C. $.1; fOr tO sabscrlbbrs, *2 ; for 5 subscribers, SI. Agents wanted 111 every town antl village. Clr- culnrfl and sample eoplea free. Sen d Tor thfliri. THE WOULD Is the Banner Democratic News- paper of th e Union, Every Dqmocmt should read Dally, SO; Semi-Weekly,' $ ; Bundiiy, $t,50 Wcekfy,$t per year. TEY JT! i S ,TJttfwomp, 8lParkB0w,N.T. any tmt>!tc»l;oo ni tlm tanwit ralfts. A Kpwia! tniN-Ungiif t*;« Bmrf of Stt- pottt* x* is ealfal tnr Tttenlay iwxt to ftsnildfr tfet) rnat'ir if rsiuttdtoR the Ya!«i *c.l KfrnJ*!! tutfasbl tmt, n4d istmcomr-rs |r>roidt«» that « bright ^oraft will be vi»ibl»'|tt«t bcfup <mnri8p ifnnnic Hie lalbcr«f lUy. It fi the enuiet \18S8^' di«i»»«red lafcity IJJ Pruf. B«n- «*l» \•* ••-« tjntik nnt for tramp rawe'ian\* with nsniplw of gr»K»»ios, tt.tot «»faid to t»»-!«wiBil!«Ki, Bayyoar Rtwsrifw and other Roodi at tellable te«Ment mrr ehan's. - The fan« fr.ira BnfTa'<> f«8,tn fntecisco it only 833,10 for fluMrwn am! {gJS for • cenntf PIUBU, with itenbfe tluwn Ostites for round trips with thirty, djijs Hasp—a t«>mi>udo«s fiiiitetiuiu If yttp are thtttWng ef tiivvlpg yutir pti'ttthj taken R» and aec the B«» styles that SS-Wv, tb» atitst.nf JWrna, is maki ip. The iushnlnnstttj* p!ate» nsed. Call notl s*e BpestMeos. ,4S«2 fhe time for htvMing tbo tbia eoouty ba« be>'B fix< and 14. The fsll extitbittoti on Thnrmlay, SPiiilay mj Sflgt.mbi-f m, m »»a 35 Wo an> iniU»bt«T tu Sk-Batril- Pilfs for a e»pv Pf'li't*i»t»rtecnlli Amu 1 llepnrt of th<> I> Cpit^nh St.\ Stift's lairfitn- tion f r •»!•< Iropt .»e' f .«.*ri:e ,!„» f Dtiaf 3Ut-'r», t\ *'m t>f^n:«riir<». A tr*rrtn T2I^ t ilipri I e^irp JT'.vlae Diwn* ttis Ri'iriitiii etjir^f vi'lt TO- graaey tt> s.s;«l i is tjamw t»s Statb- e*f. \*3I» 5B»'b»Wi>,'*» »M ft« Soat.r, \siV-v S-anditR in th» 51 C P.\ 'BUT. B. h. £\i ' s has »*tr II Wnk« for a opvi'f ti-ei'i rtr-t«rt!« o»mn4 repor rf the Jfi-w Y rS Jsit. n V ,\ty 'ira fnt»i> L i-'itr,ri-1-' i •S» , »-».l- tbr Oim mon OKIBC 1 nf Sh• City «f,N-w Sv>tk. -t3it\z?n5 of HoKey, of wt.ieh -eiilage Prof. Mitno of tlio Gecesftp J»»irm»l Sohpol was a resident, -have senUa peti- tipn to Albapy ttrgibg brk appointment as Superintendent ot PnblirJ fcatTmr--| tion.. The 4fh and 5th Oommabo'fnett'fs will be diseussed ot tho Baptist elipi-cb on next Sabbath evening, in Ihe pastor's short series on -the decnlogrtes. the ordinance of Baptism will follow the regular service. Mr. E . F. Mather, having leased his farm, advertises by some posters printed'| 'at tlio BpmsTHB office to stll his fnrm stook arid machinery by nnetion, on Sat- urday, Maroli 13th, .on the Bales roud, three mill's northeast oPM-dinn, Counterfeit rflver dollars have appear- ed that are prohouucGd the most danger- ous ever seen, I t is a standard silver dollar of 1881. tho outside is silver and tho die is as oTeor as the genuine imL\ there is>a difference in tbe--weight Some 6ne speoimens of. the, improve- mont in penrnanslu'p of' the Academy pnpilj are to be seen in Topjiff's, and and also in jiimes Bros' store. Tbe work refleols great credit Upon thapntient odd thorough insh-uotiOD of i'rpf, Dernnry. At tbe onorter elcotton btld in Albion Tuesday, Geofcsre B. Ohtiroh was eleoted Trnstee and OBoar B . Eddy, Assessor\ 1 by 192 majority. Both 'Brif-Bettioorftts and succeed themselves. JoHh BE. \White Abram Goodinnrk and Ezry T» Ooan i were eleoted membotaof the sbhoolBoard | without opposition, A nnnibcrftr Mftltfiainnswmfto AVeal Shetbiy l«»t ovmdug to iittofiiUir Indian C')UCt»tl, Illili u (alcr.t frOn/tbu w Xum- wanda tiwrvatiPttNuiil eWrrltcro eon- trtbtttcdto ntaliOJi verrtni ayatilc even. ing*« entertainment! The efflburt wa» given in tbo Christian id mob for the lieneSt tit tlio organ 1 nut!, 'flint fund ia about lireniy-flvo doynrti gtcater «a a tcsilt.. Mr. T. H. Oebal\* tho »nterpri»ing c'UithiDK nu'telisiit bus landed [a' store at SIiiytP|Ksri (or the pnrpoae o|i>Be»ing» bmneb clothing store at tbntplScfj^^Mr, Oi'lisIIe takes possession ofjie^txjru im- mediaioly ami expects Jf^Sihi It ^tilled With goods and ready'for bps nonet oil or hufornr Hie Jlfith hist. Mr, itt ihio Smith will tttftn ohiirgo of the sto/o, Wo wlali liint sacoess ia bis now 'veilnrn, An iutuiuo man reottntly diwl in tln> Ot'etitis e.-itmty poor bouse, who at hi» tlentb owned some six acres of land, aud left no direct hcira. Br Inw Ibis prop crtv reverts to the state, but Distr o - Attomey iCfinpp is madriog an otTort to have & bill passed by tbe Leglslatme re- leasing to Orleans ooanty Ihe\ sfcito's dlnitn lo tlio property.•* It is no more •has iight ifefit the eeanty thtmhS. have It. -/- The biiinion in Shelby in regard t o the draining of the big swamp sc/mr* to bo a decided ImpruvemenS to,the water poser of Medina. They cpiinf that there ore numerous spring hroak/llowioa into it from the aoatb, wbiefr tfcvcj^ft«, and several of ttiem carry wjfetveo;«ial in I'amonnt b what coipesU^ngb tbe Me- dinn race in a dry U«je,\3indttbat -water is all absorbed jo thef mnjk nbicli U spread lo the depth of font feet over 12,000 acre* of surface, amt at sach a trine n'ono of i t ever'renohrs^ Medina. Bat wjtli (be proposed improvement this tirnter will bo difehargcd into a channel ot solid earth -which- will convey it lo Shelby and from thoiloe it will toanh aledinn. Another thing in favor of it is that 12,000 acres of land winch i s now asSt-Baed at from 88 to SK) per acre will then, bo rated from 820 to §10. tho clerk's oiliofl reading\ proof whop Etopeatt,?) Harry WBB out on onp of theso measuring and sohome:dot«oliug.tripB, Ho walkoi into the pfBop n,s bold fia a iioabutbedld nnt mgasnreuny'pf tbe pagesordoteotnny \enterptiaingBohomo' tojcob tbo taxpayers an that VPynge. He only kopt tho large stovp hetween the proof reader and himself and silently i vanished, thiuMng pt-rliaps ho w'na no- observed. Although he _ came and wont -j vvitbont a word and as ailontly as a abadvVw, yet bis proaenoa was known. It would soem na though a. mail Who had previonajy boon no indefatigablo iu his efforts to det^ot and publish aiiy irregu-! 1,'iritiea mli-nlated to wrong the laxpiiyera woold not BBeuk out of sight Hfea a whip ped dog at the sight of tho pensou whom he uemisca of wnrkiug a \sohemo\ tn got mt-ro out nf the people than ho is eutit- letl to. Evea tliedirtieai.alimioatnnd most cowardly onr iu Albion would have given one yelp ,at the peraou who deprlv.il- bim of liia bono boforo ho\ whipped bin tail between his l-'gs aud struck out for tbo woods. But not a yelp from Barry. Wo honor any mail, whether ho bo an witter or public officer, «U> honestly »»1 trnthfttlly ondeasora to prnleet the tfllerm'a of tho poojile; who trios to mould pnbllp opiuiiiu ngnuat the mi'ec- U->u uf rTuussU for ottlro ur lo dp public w-rtk.tir U> expoao any prookii<lnoM or ivbemts to defraud tho people, but when any. man, especially an' editor, who hypocritically poses boforo tbo people aa the pink of ionor* and\Tiaii«tty will KtNjwtly tell bUWaeuca or hi* ouitorinl cotnmns i a the intetesta of Mniupdy nn«I to tliiidetrlineut ot the people, ho la bwoath tbo contempt nt n dog. Bcuuer nnld Imuself body, sonl, -HII- •orial eolamnik and brecohea to a mono p»<ly whoio »o!o object wns lo giit rich' at tbo txpeiisti of the people, for tbe rang mSeont sun' of Six Dollar* attl yet be ta continually crying \stop thief.\ Verily, Brun»r, \Tnagi by * - lying tongue ia a vanity, losaod to and frjf of them ibat seek death.\ a few weeks, Mra, Win. Bowvloa, of Iiookport, lias been viaitiug Mrs, ITarietto Ohaso dur- ing tho past week. • . Mr, S. H, Ooodman went to Alouison, Kansas, last week to attend tho marriage ot his son, Henry, wliieh took place yes- tojday. Miss Kittio Shcpiinrdia home from tlio Brpekport Nornwl Sohpol which is pioiioli for throo votdca \ou ucponntof scarlet fever. Married,;iu tiisAillago on tholstinat., by Boy, 3?, Or MoKoever, Mr. llerinlt S, Ball, of Flint, Mielt,, and Mrs, dhnriasa Nothhiglinm, of Mfldliia. Mr.'.<rnnios Boarorolt will soon movo on to tho farm Hint h o pureliaseil last fidlnnaBphertNielwl wiU. ocoupy tlio linuso ou Main ntroet vyhero Jit. Bear- ornft now lives. ItivitatlPiis are out (or tUt» Jtr. B,. A. Bowrann to.Mim»'0|ii Tbo wreiuoiry i s to ho pcrfoi Wednesday pveiiiug ' \ \\* tho bride'a parentapi Cougrjtiilnlinna ore eiteui by tbo BKPISTKB force,' The .tilkmto. Broekpprt ntpntuaw will pre«ont**tCho Mikado i or, tho Town of Titipn,\ nl llent'H Opera Bouse, In this village-, oil Monday ttveuiug next, for tho lioii«fi.'t of soma ouu of our lioino iiwtitutimiH, not yet decided upon. \Tf-lrefWmbera of tlio Club liavo been laboring hard to make tho opera a auo- cesa ami liavo Buoeeecleil r,ctnnrkabl)' well. Mr. Walter S. Kimdolph, of fliU place, will Blttg the part of the \Mikado.\ The etwtuiuca and scenery weru bonglit eapwrnlly for tliia production anil aro very fine. A fnll oroheatni will nsaist the pianist, Mis* Jesslo White, et Brock- |Nirt. Our citizens will uudotihtetBy (111 the bottse no t'.o Hint proscnlntion tifj'l'rlce23 eeiitd per box. -jejiese-nrosipiiu fu«ta. The best blood pitritler and R)'8t«!tn regnlntor over placed within tho reMbk pf sutTering liuipaulty, truly is Etotsrio Bit tors. Inactivity of the- liver, bilious- pose, jantittioo, eonslipatior!, weak kid- noys.or any diBouscj of tbo urinnry org«n» or whoever ren,niiws an appetiaor, louie or mild stimulant, will always tlud B'eo- trio Bitters the, beat ana only owtain eiiro kuowu. Tuey not surely »nd quickly, every bo'tlo guaranteed (Ogive potire aatisfiiatiup or money mfiiiiiled. Sold at 50o « hot'lp by Clark & Boll, i Tito O. K. A. I.Horary Society, The fojlpwiug is tlio programme In Bo rendered nt tho Aondumy nn I'ritBvy evening, Miuoli 12,1880, nt 7 o'oleck. The eiitertaiiunent will bo gh'on rmo week, litter, it'will bo seen, than wnalimt anuotuicpil: l. -SoilK, \Sailor's ttclurii,\ by be»Ue.....eliomi. t'tsno Accimijwaiiawit by tVaj to Tinunuiuan. £. btfclniiuttleiu \t'Hrody oa Maud Matter\' Harry lUirts. a. ltcvilfltlew. • \t^f e aiul IJIW\—.. .(.'arils Idv , 4. IK-clniuatlun. \Our seiioot itiMlr\.. ^..... f leorae Alliotttt. 5. Kong. '•»<>niiMmhaK>ai'' Mat tyuiKtte. Mf«ttrM. tlwcit, iUlfttow. AHiw ,r , Hinianl, a. h^«*ay. MtisturaiTtw* Titrie\ . Marian llfacc. ?, \LtMsimin < bcaiutrs\'... frof.umttc*. s. na'.n »>Thv M-aliiurl am i. \ by WftliwHi X.yn«u tt HH»«l. l'iaiiti \compminoentey 3ti*»^clU«Ouit»* alio Flower *4ueeu, Bemomhot the dittos for tlio otutata of \Tito EUnypv. Q'uoon,\. tp ,'bo. giyelii • - , tinder theaitspioea «f tha Jitaby(ovinia. • .. ; Mission Band, pt thP Opeta fltoutp on l'riilay and Sat^nrdiiy oyeninfta ottBia wools. Son tboir advovtispxnoltt in. this . •issitp, Tho following are tho.peowgbifl-' Plttipus : '• ' ' '• ' • Bosp....:,;.,.,..,,..,;,Mips Holer.--BCinll- \ ' SHnflQwer-..,.,,.., .Misu Ell|i Hiitohins T'- TouoU-mo-upt;,. .Mra, HarryF. \Wolton- Oiilidplipn,....... o. .t -Miss Sayro\tu> ,. Jnponioa,.' .Miss Nellie Ke'uunif, • '- Wot...,',,,.,.,., .Jtiss LibWp-Bttton . '- • flbliotrppo Miss STottiu jCnhlinid Mtgnonuutto ,, ,;Misa Jljtie Bells ; Iiilv ilisa Uarrwno <3nyldrd Bitulin Misp Grime Allen Qi-Paus; Miss Alllo t>nyr,oii Hollyltook' ....MisaMiimi&Bittpr , Tulip , MiaaAllioOUaso BoolustL, , , .Miss K. Snrt BoiVpios—Misses Minuio MUKIOCK, Gtev- floQraiainpu.-Jpniiio MoCpiiniok„t5'el- lieO, Moore, Qertnitto Kauiian,.EtBqr Kennau, Nellie Alien. A Cni>t«'lii'» »'ortuiiaf«>>*»l»eoivoryi • Oapt. Ojilumau, aobr, Weymouth; ply. ' ing jbetwoon Atlantio Oity and Nt * « hiuifbeeu troubled with a, ootign so that ua.was iinnhla to sloop, ro d w»a intluooa tp fry Dr, King's Now Diswory Jfor Consumption; It, nnt only gave hirp,.in... . atiuft wlieif, nutallayod tboextrenienoro. in bis brenatjj ftis children wero ft. Iietlsiaattoa . \tliimliJittl'* Home\ .... . . . ..Jame s Itdfcrr, 1». UwlMtton, * Tlm iiprn (l»J»'» ..Mtlltoaltn*. II. llittl-liiMrntliMltal. \p» i Vive (laloii\. By .!> ck>uu. Hlttm l.iilinii llorlnt uul Hi lie li«r>- bur^. IS. Krtert Ueailing, \Fiairawnu «>( Tuns \ Uarr y IUn|i»r. IS. E>MJ \uiMunattan \a Skottint tttnk* ' Ijrinan Smtt. , li. Hoto 'Otlutnulin; tot}\ by^telu*.- . .,-,..Ml»*KrltloKrin»*x>. l'iai» Aceoniiswlmmt by Mi»» Ail'e vtw»< IS Heading ot 't-.BSiwteiif l*«i>er Tqrttwtillkw*, JUjlMIU Swell, trfinle lTr#. IS. I'aniouiliw, \Csttxht tly Hi* iMewlcst r'»lh«r> ln-t«w. It. \Jlnitta UellV' »r While........, Unfe* l'tauu Acvauitntnuaiml by Mi** Tlminrtiiun. by Ofyht of l*rograinmi5 ^Miuallt^ Iiu<-lilrii'« Arlllca Milvii. The heat Salve iiMffe world fur (Jiltx. Uruises, SureK,JHcent, Halt Bhenni, P«- ver Horea, Tetter, C1I«P|MH1 Hnnda, Oliil- blniUH, Corns, and all Hkm Brupllonit, and ppsifivi'lv- eitrea Pile*, o r un pay r»- ri«ir«?il. It if gtiiimnteeil t o give imr- ^*'t -saltafnotion, or tuontvv refnuiletl. aipJilarly ail'eoted and a^doglo dose bad tho same happy effcC Dr, Klne*« New Discovery Is now thu Btandard tomotly lu tlnj Ooloman hottseliQld ond, on board the Bolioonor. l?ree Trial Bottlca of this Slimaard Bemedy nt Dt.H.Olsrk *S6n'a Drugstore, -I Ultane ,V Simborii'« Cololiriltea' JMVH mid Moehacoiroo. ; This Ooffeo is ulwnya pnokod in 2 lb ttir-Ught till cans whiob thormigblyfJre- ttrees lis original flavor ani strength. Sox palp only by O'oitK W. USAbY, SdlO AgOUt, Xtalina, N. i'., I^ol>, ill, 1880. I.ndie> o r Uottcinmun WiBliiog a good ami olieap Blfo Insnr. tuitio would do well to call on Q, S, toll- MOK. Sa.OOO itisurnnoo coats ouly S3, ninl other nmouuta in pfoiiorliou, Givo him a call, 4 8 ? Qaarieiitf. KJ.KIIVV,' llyntcriieiil^ %}r^ Juho Lester and Mjsa afnriilry, biith of, litis villigei rmiteil in marriage at St MBry'aelmreli ttjnarteti»-'\iiM rnendia».l <>M TimM.- ai Umtmn-umg nt teno'cloek by 1 (iov. W\ — \\ M »EIKKSSMSSST\ \\~ 3. MeSah. . \\*-' jf E«j»y-\Siu«u-\ The l<fnU-i was drtswed_Jn ao\orued with na'ural Bowers, stlmt l» match her jlbess. JA Mnrjiliy. sister pf'the brfOol. _ bridesmaid anifcwaa dressed in ft some ilnwi of canlimd ulusb wjlli in t t o xantdi. Mr. Benjamin Lester, lirotjicr of\tho lizzie wero I wore litary iteil as Jmud this celebrated..oiiom in Moillnn, ^^Vi'o aro rrfsnred that they wtJl^tie, wclf enter- ta&ietf. _ / The »»tlerafir'lCtub. \^ At the tneelin^oHlio Baptist IAteYnry Klttb at Mraifc' A. Otllicrt'H last even- ing, tlio (nlfowinft lilwedug pnigrainniti Was Ijstelied t o ami warmly npplaaded- byirioije preaerit Work k Sjon. JE*«ir asitn b y f> l'lanft Solo—\Mi^en're\ >ti«* r\. Pilfcert. Duct - liKiMrhalt . .tbiflmftii . Itit#-Kinf tVel Ttir Anfifl H|«HI\* Mr. \att't Ml** Hw«-tt I'ldiio Sfilo—\'*rtil«-h Airs\'. . ... Mm, V- 1». MfR»e»er. .tone—\Wnt'be ^ tiay\-' Illasipnlli.tl Mlsa U Van D»t<«D. Isnn ntiet_-\e>jiwi cnojlai\.. . ti . ._<,iUt«h-lftilk I Mr. rani nn.l Mi** t.tliwrt. groom, antral as groomsman. I After \ho eeremoiiy thebridnl party rjipairotluo the Ihiina of the hrido wlturomti elegast wedtllug Urenkfaat .was served, Th! nftertuiou ti reception was help fromfoi to live oVIoett. Mr. aud Mrs. Bester will depart for nn eastern trip on tho 8 o'clock train. The large attendance of friends at Uie\ceremony and tho numer- ous gifts bestowed upon this happy oottple testify to tlio high esteem in which they are hold. Charter Election. At the. vi Inge election last Tuesday j considerable interest was manifested in [ the choice of a President of tluj village, Trustees, and an Excise Commis«ionpr. Two tickets were nominated nt the two caucuses held Saturday evening, which Wero prosiclcd over by tlio same chair- man—E. Posson, Es([., .but they differed only in Ore officers mentioned, and that of Assessor. The following is the result of the election. V - ^ ron ritEspES-r. / Oscar Johnson received....- ,. 43(5( Nelson JlcCormiek,. i. . JasT.McGinn *..'. 1| Melrrt Kea(Itti[r ( Hong-- Mis* V, imylwnl. Wnsiuift\ Millnel MM. biireli. I'innu sulu- \HIiapMid)' \in. 1'J\ I.IUI Mtw f. Illllx-rt. •. Quartettw—\Twit ttin-enf' \slin-p W'Utle tlio «ntt fctehiue ttnt'iw\.... .,......—« MmbuVsnirllttitttcttv:— Mra. Lcreh, who is the sopnino of the Presbyterian choir in thin village, and Miaa Vnu Duaen are rtaident-* uf Lock- port, and their singing Won Ilio most favorable comments (mm those who wero so fortunate as t o bo present. l.Ut of Trial Jnror». Following is the hat of trial jmora dr.iwn to serve at tlio Miuvlt term ul UUe County Court anil Court «>f Hn«linx», wltlclt will eoimhctice in Albion MomUy, Mnndi « : j Albion-Oeorge W. llArr.ll , L. F. Boat, Chiirlea M. Clmrelt, Carina I>. l*«irter lUrre—Viiitoti Wnlwortli, Henry Kt3- vuies, Kri-d Hill, Win. II. Rogero, Hta- pon Porter, (leurge W. Powson. • C«lt<«i-1». S. Beckwith, IX. L. Ilxl- Ion, Slimes t'l.irk, Tntmaii Aekentoci, William llnulaliitw. It. F. Van Ca»i», P. TL (Vn-ar. Clareiid-iu—8, V. Salislmry. Oiiihes—William I'nlt Kemlall- .Myrbri H. Welmtcr, Olnrk (Jillett, D ivt.I L. .rones. Mnrrny-Julm 1>, Arnold. •Uidgoway'— U. W. Hwitt. Win, Imti. Shelby—Uolnitil Wheeler, Metuto Jen- Idtta^ Grmulesiiu Little, WrtTEiSr\ Next, C. X McCiirmidk, S. A. Hrielt, L, F. Itomington, Yates—Henry V'osler, Walter E. Par- matee, William flray, Jmnea Conger. draiiitmoiher Swrnt When Bho was a girl that her mother always gave her sulphur and UIOIUBBM to purify her blood, but «b» »c* gives Snlplinr Bitters to hefgratjiicbililrcn, a» it is tlio beat medicine she ever anir,— The Father. IIIV filmo store In lCoeheater. Bitdies' and tlenta' Wnnkeiiiihasl, tbo earnest walking shoo uni'lo. Evcrylhiug to tlio Boot and Shoo, lino to hofouud n>' Buatwood'o, K\«t MainHt., nexltoSlhley, Lindsay & Onrr, Statu St., No,2C Fwo gSoila aud ouatom work <v1|ieoiBlity, Lowrat prices provaih/xbls popular shoo do'iter nnraml Enstwood has notlung of Ilio 6(H*AM'or«Mboiit Uia tleillioga, wo din nRanre onr readeni,us, we liavo kuu wn iiim mid deult with hliu for msiiy yearn. At bolti'tif IIIB stores you will llild tho moat complete slock of boots nrid slioea lo he found iu the city. Ho earrica n gmala tbnt will unit in stylo mid prlcn «ll elnsjea of buyer*, bittyati will liovcr Had auylhtig aluKldy in lilt whole iloclt. It you waut tho llmist gonla, you wilt find hem there. If yoti want lowor-prlt!«d goods, yon will llud lliere the best that iwn he Iwnght fortlio raaney. Wuen you are m tho city, givo him a nail and bear in mind Ilio number*, 139 Eaal Mala St., and St HUtte St. 17 1%Vo fanm far Sato. Oue of 100 acires, ami otto of 53 acres. tSra iuiliM wept of lliilffi«wa> ou ll»« Biilgp mail. - ' KnSy terms will bo (jtven. I'ltU port- icularx of OluniiKH MrtUHii'K. •Wtf -- - Mwliuii, .V. Y. Great bargiitBS iu cltomfeat forWiJCts, tho heat in the market, at UA.NI.OX BnomKiuvV An Item ot iireat Intercut It fc» always of tbo deepest Inleresl t<i every one to learn how they oan save nioiiny. One way Is to know yhero to buy artielea of wearing nppntel at Uia lowest nitr\ inul still secure gomti that will b« tlio must acrvlrrable, For'iM. formation oil this subject, rail on Atllrr * (In., eliilliltiw, 4il alnln Btreol, Motllntt, who lire eliisiiig nut tboir winter atne-k nt a gr«>itt«-reditelioii in prices In uiidio renin for sptiug stook. 0 ill on thein tor anything in tbo line of clothing «r gents' furnishing goods, and you wlllljo convinced that nionpy may bo saved by piiruhnaing of them. No tronhlo to show goods. i> • • I.mllo, Atteitttou indies, if you wish to learn Lnnel. seape ? peeorative, or l.a«i«e painfiag yon will fiod it for your interest to visit Stsss H. GrotT'a studio, opposite tbo Hart House. 41tt A. purirv Yonr RIood. • Amoro spring preptiratiolis, do.not neglect lliat which is most important of all—your own body. During tbe -winter tbe blood absorbs many impurities, wbiob, if not expelled, nro linWo to 'bftak -out in scrofula o r other disease. ThP beat spring medicine is' EoadV Sar- •sapiirilla. B expels every impurity from the blond,-and gives strength,' to every function of tbe body. Sold by all drug gists. Lntest stylOB Hats\. Also a line assort- ment-gouts ties nt 25 cents nt ' iff GIIBASAET'S. M. FitfS pon TnuHEBES. WilliamCaBpghan recp^ved ....,:.. i% George A. Beach ,1 4001 Michael OriflJn '. -,. f. ggrj Abiel .Bowen j cl ....., 386 George Cndjngban...j 1 Jno. LeIU's ...,.i-. , . i Wm. O'Afalby...\... 1 FOB TREAdoTlErt. • Homer, J. Xritfior received 777 Hy F. Wellon J.' . ^ 2 d«f-Bitvi8 !. ;*. 1 M. O'Bourke j ~. 1\ ... - . FOIl OOifiEOTOB. Dennis Bradley -receiveri... M. Fitfs'.v. ^ ' E. Fui er 4... i„ rueful Itnokii. In these dnyB when so ninny bobW| come nut Hint only prove \a weariness Uf the tleflb,\ it is a twit to esssive. mtcB it package as came to us' recently (torn K H, MsDonnld Drug Co., 528 M 5JJ2 Wnsbiogton street, Kow York. Chief among them are \Onr Ladies' Book,\. \Farmers\ Hand-Book,\ ••Merelinttfea' Manual,\ and \Citeobism on Intemper- ance and Tobacco.\ Fur four ceuts in stamps tho Drug Co, will send any two of Ihe above book?; they are well ttOrr.li sending for. Ten cents, sent to lliolt nd- dress, will proonWi tho fa'soinpling game -pf \Verba which abonld bo in otery 1 household. 11. N. Jones has just received nn in- voice of White sowing mnehlncs.- Sep thorn before buying. • •- 29 Juat KcccivetX.. A carload of medium and largo clover seal from Wisconsin. Competent judges sny that tho underaigne«l no * has tho best nnd plumpest seed that over como to this village, fln nlso has a largo lot of Alsyke and TjmoThy seed. He wants 500 bushels mrirc of Timothy seetl to fill nn order. 1-ltf 8. H . GOODSLUT. 7751 ll 8 ««,0nr onstiirrT tailoring department is supplied with the best and Inrgesfc stock of cloths in western New York, A. suit of elotlies made in tbe latest style and , guaranteed to At at the sliorteat ppB. | sible- notice, and for the lowest possible price. Givo us a call;' 8tf ADMSB & Go. George Oampbdli, Bfopkinsville, Kvi,»| says: \Burdock Bipod Bitters is the best, preparation tor the Blood nnd Stomach ever manufactured, . . -. The BEPISTEB and the New York WeeKiii World only §2 f 00 par year. Bo sore and subscribe. UOE, ron ASSESSOR, Absalom F. Bush received Miphao! Walsh... ,i.... \.. John Mnrshnll I. Pat Booney O. Hedloy ! pon ponrbB icsfi Morgan Bi Brainafd recoiyed.. Jeff Davis John Allen P. Gallagher » sort itfsTEOToiis.l Prank J. Kearney j: John D. JBrennnnJ. Henry 'M. Starr, George Sohuylor.J George Newell, James. MeKnmaral Grove L. linkhnm.l. Von coimissiqKEB OP EXOIHA • Isid&r H. Gobfdlo (Boorse) recoivek 3841 James S. jMoCormtak (no license).:\ 3731 Blank........ I..\ .....\ ll Mr. Jiis. McCormlck\,..,...;,. V.J-I ireceived. Get ypur enyplopls nnd bill heaSsI priotedit the BEawiiB- efHoo, / \ Tlio New York star. WP publish the prospectus of TlwStar | in another column this week. • Tho Star is a sterling Democratic newspaper, containing all tho hows of the day, from all parts of the world, and making a special feature of spocinj cor- respondence, by cable, from tho great political epntrea of-the Globe—Lpmlon, Paris, Berlin, ViePuu, Constantinople, Dublin nnd the National and Suite Cap-- tals.\ In tlio conductor the editorial columns TM iStar will fearlessly and honestly reflect tho spirit of true Demooraey, and give nn plnce to personality or dein- agpguery. Tho Btantling And ropttlation of tho .editor and proprietor is a frill guarantee of this. ItUts literary department file Sear. J will, bo fitlly up to' tho times, and givo I-original opinion and voice to tho \topics' •of tho day. ' ' .\- -'-•-.<-.^T Tho Market and Financial Dopart- montB will be carefully edited and th e teports na published daily may be tolly relied On. ., The Star will nlwnys be. clean, decent, and suitable for family reading) in every 'department, advertisements jnclu'doal. Tho Star (N. Y.) an'd theMedittSRug- ,tBTjBBior'&2 per year, \ . Scioion ot 18 SI!. A fnll lino*of overytbing in Sporting goods lino at B. N. Jones', 1st door west of Postpfflco. 4tf B Per Cent, mtoroiu, i_ Money to loan on good improved fatms, Ii. B. Posr-' Albinn,. July 15,1885. 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Chappaqua journal. (Chappaqua, N.Y.)
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Hamilton County press. (Hope, N.Y.)
Hamilton County record. (Wells, N.Y.)
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Havana journal. (Havana, Chemung Co., N.Y.)
The Helm independent review. (Lynbrook, N.Y.)
The helm. (Lynbrook, N.Y.)
The Herald of progress. (New York [N.Y.])
Herald-mail. (Fairport, N.Y.)
The herald. (Geneva, N.Y.)
Herkimer County American. (Herkimer, N.Y.)
Herkimer County Democrat. (Frankfort, N.Y.)
Herkimer County Democrat. (Herkimer, N.Y.)
The Herkimer Democrat and Little Falls gazette. (Herkimer, N.Y.)
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Herkimer Democrat. (Herkimer, Herkimer County, N.Y.)
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Hill News. (Canton, N.Y.)
Hobart herald. (Geneva, N.Y.)
The Honeoye Falls times. (Honeoye Falls, N.Y.)
Honeoye Falls weekly times. (Honeoye Falls, N.Y.)
Honeoye Falls weekly times. (Honeoye Falls [N.Y.])
The impartial observer. (Cooperstown, N.Y.)
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Indian time. (Rooseveltown, N.Y.)
The Industrial School advocate, and soldiers' aid. (Rochester, N.Y.)
The Irish world and American industrial liberator. (New York [N.Y.])
Island dispatch. (Grand Island, N.Y.)
Islip Bulletin. (Brentwood, N.Y.)
The Item. (Chappaqua, N.Y.)
Ithaca daily journal. (Ithaca, N.Y.)
Ithaca journal & general advertiser. (Ithaca, County of Tompkins, N.Y.)
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Ithaca journal, literary gazette, and general advertiser. (Ithaca, County of Tompkins, N.Y.)
The Ithaca journal. (Ithaca, N.Y.)
Ithaca journal. (Ithaca, County of Tompkins, N.Y.)
Ithaca weekly journal. (Ithaca, N.Y.)
Jamaica farmer. (Jamaica, N.Y.)
Jamestown daily journal. (Jamestown, N.Y.)
Jamestown evening journal. (Jamestown, N.Y.)
Jamestown journal. (Jamestown, Chautauqua Co., N.Y.)
Jefferson Chronicle. (Watertown, N.Y.)
Jefferson Community News. (Watertown, N.Y.)
Johnson City-Endicott record. ([Johnson City, N.Y.)
The Journal and Republican and Lowville times. (Lowville, N.Y.)
The journal and Republican. (Lowville, N.Y.)
The journal and Republican. (Lowville, N.Y.)
The Journal-press. (Greenwich, N.Y.)
The journal. (Ogdensburg, N.Y.)
The journal. ([Lackawanna, N.Y.])
Katonah record. (Katonah, N.Y.)
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Kinderhook herald. (Kinderhook, N.Y.)
Knowersville enterprise. (Knowersville, N.Y.)
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Lackawanna's steel city press. (Lackawanna, N.Y.)
Lake George mirror. (Lake George, N.Y.)
The Lake Placid news. (Lake Placid, N.Y.)
Lake shore observer. (Dunkirk, Chautauqua Co., N.Y.)
The lamron (Geneseo, N.Y.)
Lamron. (Geneseo, N.Y.)
Lamron. (Geneseo, N.Y.)
Lamron. (Geneseo, N.Y.)
The Lansingburgh courier. (Lansingburgh [i.e. Troy], N.Y.)
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Lansingburgh weekly chronicle. (Lansingburgh, N.Y.)
The leader. (Freeport, N.Y.)
Lestershire-Endicott record. (Lestershire, N.Y.)
Levana gazette ; or, Onondaga advertiser. (Scipio, N.Y.)
The Lewis County banner. (Lowville, N.Y.)
Lewis County Democrat. (Lowville, N.Y.)
The Little Valley hub. (Little Valley, N.Y.)
Livingston Republican. (Geneseo, N.Y.)
Local record. (Youngsville, N.Y.)
The Long Island advance. (Patchogue, N.Y.)
Long Island farmer, and Queens County advertiser. (Jamaica [N.Y.])
Long Island farmer. (Jamaica, Queens County, N.Y.)
The Long Island farmer. (Jamaica, N.Y.)
The Long Island farmer. (Jamaica, N.Y.)
The Long Island traveler, Mattituck watchman. (Southold, N.Y.)
The Long Island traveler-watchman. (Southold, Long Island, N.Y.)
The Long Island traveler. (Cutchogue, N.Y.)
The Long-Islander. (Huntington [N.Y.])
The Lowville herald and Lewis County Democrat. (Lowville, N.Y.)
Lowville leader and Lyons-Leyden ledger. (Lowville, N.Y.)
The Lowville leader. (Lowville, N.Y.)
The Lowville times and Lewis County independent. (Lowville, N.Y.)
The Lowville times. (Lowville, N.Y.)
Macedon-Walworth Gananda Times. (Walworth, New York)
Madison County Whig. (Cazenovia, N.Y.)
The Madrid herald. (Madrid, N.Y.)
The Malone farmer. (Malone, N.Y.)
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The Marion enterprise. (Marion, N.Y.)
The Massena observer. (Massena, St. Lawrence County, N.Y.)
The Massena press and Norfolk times. (Massena, N.Y.)
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The Medina daily journal and Medina register. (Medina, N.Y.)
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The Medina Register. (Medina, N.Y.)
The Medina tribune. (Medina, N.Y.)
The Mendon-Honeoye Falls-Lima sentinel. (Honeoye Falls, N.Y.)
The Mexico independent and deaf-mutes' journal. (Mexico, N.Y.)
Mexico independent. (Mexico, N.Y.)
Mexico independent. (Mexico, N.Y.)
The Mid-island mail. (Medford, N.Y.)
Millbrook round table. (Millbrook, N.Y.)
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Mohawk Valley register. (Fort Plain [N.Y.])
Monroe County mail. (Fairport, N.Y.)
Morning express. (Buffalo, N.Y.)
Nassau County review. (Freeport, N.Y.)
The Nassau post. (Freeport, N.Y.)
National anti-slavery standard. (New York [N.Y.])
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The Newark courier-gazette, the Marion enterprise. (Newark, N.Y.)
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The Newark courier. (Newark, N.Y.)
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The Newark Liberal campaign union. (Newark, N.Y.)
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Newark union. (Newark, N.Y.)
The Newark-union gazette. (Newark, N.Y.)
The News gatherer. (Macedon, N.Y.)
News-dispatch. (Union, N.Y.)
The news-herald. (Coeymans, N.Y.)
Niagara County News. (Youngstown, Niagara County, N.Y.)
North Country Catholic. (Ogdensburg, N.Y.)
The North countryman. (Rouses Point, N.Y.)
North Creek enterprise. (North Creek, N.Y.)
The North Creek news enterprise. (North Creek, N.Y.)
The North River times. (Haverstraw, N.Y.)
The North Westchester times ; New Castle tribune. (Mt. Kisco, N.Y.)
The North Westchester times. (Katonah, N.Y.)
The northern budget. (Lansingburgh [N.Y.])
Northern Democrat. (Pulaski, N.Y.)
Northern light. (Ogdensburgh, N.Y.)
Northern New York journal. (Watertown, N.Y.)
Northern New York semi-weekly journal. (Watertown, N.Y.)
Northern New York weekly journal. (Watertown, N.Y.)
The Northern observer. (Massena, N.Y.)
Northern state journal. (Watertown, N.Y.)
Northern tribune and Gouverneur herald-times. (Gouverneur, N.Y.)
Northern tribune. (Gouverneur, N.Y.)
The Northern tribune. (Gouverneur, N.Y.)
Northern Whig. (Hudson, N.Y.)
Northport journal. (Northport, N.Y.)
Norwood news. (Norwood, N.Y.)
NYSSA-News (Canton, N.Y.)
The observer. (Massapequa Park, L.I., N.Y.)
The Official student publication of the University of Buffalo (Buffalo, N.Y.)
The Ogdensburg advance and St. Lawrence weekly Democrat. (Ogdensburg, N.Y.)
Ogdensburg advance-news. (Ogdensburg, N.Y.)
The Ogdensburg advance. St. Lawrence Sunday Democrat. (Ogdensburg, N.Y.)
Ogdensburg journal. (Ogdensburg, N.Y.)
The Ogdensburg journal. (Ogdensburg, N.Y.)
The Ogdensburgh sentinel. (Ogdensburgh, N.Y.)
Old Weird Herald. (Sanborn, N.Y.)
The olive branch. (Utica, N.Y.)
On the St. Lawrence and Clayton independent. (Clayton, Jefferson Co., N.Y.)
On the St. Lawrence. (Carthage, N.Y.)
Oneida Whig. (Utica, N.Y.)
Onondaga register & Syracuse gazette. (Syracuse, Onondaga Co., N.Y.)
Onondaga register. (Onondaga [Hollow, N.Y.])
Ontario repository and freeman. (Canandaigua, N.Y.)
Ontario repository. (Canandaigua, N.Y.)
Ontario repository. (Canandaigua, N.Y.)
Orleans Republican. (Albion, N.Y.)
The Oswego daily palladium. (Oswego [N.Y.])
The Oswego daily palladium. (Oswego, N.Y.)
The Oswego palladium and Republican chronicle. (Oswego, N.Y.)
Oswego palladium. (Oswego, N.Y.)
The Oswego palladium. (Oswego, N.Y.)
Oswego palladium. (Oswego, N.Y.)
Oswego palladium. (Oswego, N.Y.)
The Oswegonian. (Oswego, N.Y.)
The Otsego herald ; or, Western advertiser. (Cooperstown [N.Y.])
Otsego herald. (Cooperstown, N.Y.)
Painted Post times. (Painted Post, N.Y.)
The Patchogue advance. (Patchogue, N.Y.)
Patent trader. (Mount Kisco, N.Y.)
Penn Yan express. (Penn Yan, N.Y.)
Penn-Yan Democrat. (Penn-Yan, Ontario County, N.Y.)
The people's journal. (Greenwich, N.Y.)
The people's press. (Batavia [N.Y.])
The pilot. (Cazenovia, N.Y.)
The Pioneer. (Rochester, N.Y.)
The Plaindealer. (Roslyn, N.Y.)
Plattsburgh daily press. (Plattsburgh, N.Y.)
Plattsburgh daily Republican. (Plattsburgh, N.Y.)
Plattsburgh press-Republican. (Plattsburgh, N.Y.)
Plattsburgh Republican. (Plattsburgh, Clinton County, N.Y.)
The Plattsburgh sentinel and Clinton County farmer. (Plattsburgh, N.Y.)
The Plattsburgh sentinel. (Plattsburgh, N.Y.)
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Port Jefferson times-echo. (Port Jefferson, N.Y.)
Port Jervis daily union. (Port Jervis, N.Y.)
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Porthole (Throggs Neck, N.Y.)
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Press-Republican. (Plattsburgh, N.Y.)
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The Medina Register., March 04, 1886, Page 5, Image 5 About The Medina Register. (Medina, N.Y.) 1877-1931

The Medina Register., March 04, 1886, Page 5, Image 5
About The Medina Register. (Medina, N.Y.) 1877-1931