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i l. J ~: t ;. ~· ' '.': ' . >! j I ' '~ ~· ' ~ ', ' ' . 1: •• . , ._J ' -·-· -.----+-- --- THE. DAILY NEWS. IJl[J.>OBXANr !J.!O O::CI. :D11J.t!;LERS. Interesting: L~YAL · SOCK COAL. . BATAVIA, Nc Y. PVBLISI:(.E)) EVERY EVENING.: The New .La.w ;R.e~lilanog 1be Sale of Koro•ene' · R. 0. Holden & Son. TO sunsc;:lqlJER~: From SaturdaJi~s ~o~;hes~c:r V nloa. !'RICES LOYAL SOCK, IN YA.RD, PER TON. l $4.35 $4.60 $5.00 DELIVERED. 'PER ':!!oN, •$;4.75 '1!;:5.00 !115.40 THB DAILY N11ws will be delivered to sub-, scribers withi!J.tlle Corporation of Batavia 1 ev.er.y, evening, Sundays ·excepte<;. fo:r FIVE ;C';NTS A , WEEK, payable t~ the Carr1er. Subscr1pt1ons by: mail will be rece1ved at the rate of !J3 oo ~ year . or seventy. five cents for three month~. AllY failure on· the·part·of the Carriers to perform their dutres faithfully should be ·tC)?Orted.at the office, Next Monda.y the new law regu- lating the standard' of illuminating rOils and fluids for th:e better protec- tion· of life, health. and property goes . into effect. The Jaw was passed Our motto is, not to be out donet QHM··· .. U.i ua .•• TR·. ·A~V I .. :r::::~~~·~;~~:~ ~jl~~~~ uU lU~ 1 Ufi worthy. Since OU'l'advent in Batavia ! (ten years ago) we have endeavored to act on this pri11ciple in our busi- ness, and the generous support that TO ADVERTISERS: tJOHBS & (Jo •. THB DAILY ;Nxws has ra Iatg;er circulation in the village than any other .paper, and an extended and growing circulation throughout Genesee county; TertnS of advertising. :made known at the office. F:worable rates given for short time Jtme 6, and the ·first section forbid.s dealers f~o!ll selling kerosene 011 which cannot statu! the Jlash test of xoo degrees F~luenheit. Hereto· fore the flash test .bas. been about 8o degrees. This ehan.ge will bring the fire test, which has been herete· fore uo by Taglieubeu's standard, up to about 14odegrees. The in- !J:!)L(l Best Smmner Co!\1 in UJSe. JJ:;,ta:.vi'l,]uly 1 1 x882, ---,~¥22==------- -- I A. H. CHASE, DEALER IN COAL -AND- LUMBER, Cor.·~ Ellicott & Jackson. Sa is., BATA.VIA. - H.al\ing parzectea my arrangement~ for my snpplr ot .Coal fo:r the commg season, of som_-e of the largest ~nd \Jest mmers. a11d shippe-:rs in PenttsyLvania, I a~ now yre· pare<! to ta.ke orrlers for tbe commg w::mter for t1u~ following kinds of coal, nataely: LeJ!igb, :Black DmJ?ond, I-~enry Clay, Spdlt~ Mo\mtain,, Spung :Brook and L=ack- awann;a, at the lowest market rates. ces of Coal. PRR TON,' I PER HALFJ.'ON, VAltll, DrtLIV,D YARD, DBI.:IV 1 D. GRA:~E, $5.'10 $5.50 $2.55 $~.80 EGG, \ •• \ \ STOT.E, 5,35 5.75 :?.68 2:.93 N'U~, ,, ,, \ ,,'Ct :No. fr, 5.75 6.15 2.88 3::.13 Bn.ia\Vm July I, I882. contracts. , · · - TO CORRESPONDENTS: TilE DArr.:v NEws makes a apecialty of news ofiocal interest, ard will be pleased to r~ccive brief communications upon tol'ICS pertatningthere- · to. All cammunications must be :..ccoll)panied by ! tb.e name of the writer, not for pL1blicatiou but for · the private information of the editor. AILcom- lllliWCations, of whatever nature, should be ad. dressed to GRISWOLD & McWAIN, EditrJrsa~d Proprietors. Monday, August 7, 1882. ----------- -~ A coNFERENCE of the Democratic Senators from New York city, was in session at Saratoga, Saturday, for the purpose of effecting some sort of an arrangement for the unification of the party. All the city Senators were present except Boyd, who wrote a letter in which he said: It seems plain that our duty is to counsel the Democratic party to put aside the policy of blundering which has distinguished it in the past, to ascertain what gnarante.es are re- quired by the anti·monopolists t.o give our support to the men whom they indicate as satisfactory to them, and with their aid drive from J:fower the plunderers who are becoming rich from the labor of theproducing classes. By this means I am satis- fied success can be assured.\ The committee did not make much pro· gress toward their purpose, and they crease has been something like twenty per cent. }1ire Marshal Cat~ ~oil said this morrung that all deal- ers having their old stock of oil ~n hand which would not stand thts new test were laying themselves liable bv disposing oi it fbr illuminating purposes after August 7th. The F1re Marshal therefore desires that ali dealers will govern themselves acrording to the provisions of the • 11ew law. The second section of this law provides that no oil or burn- ing flatd \which will ignite at a temperature bel0w three hundred deg1 ees by the Faln:enheit thermom- eter, Rhall be bumed in any lamj!>, vessel or other stationary fixture of any kind, or carri<Jd as freight, in anF passenger or baggage car, or passenger boat moved by steam power in this St~te, or in any stage or street car drawn by horses,\ An exception is made as regards the transportation of coal oil, petroleum and its products 'vllen securely pack· ed in barrels or metallic packages. COAL~ COAL adjourned to meet again this even- J ing. I A WASHINGTON dispatch says: It is generally expected tllat Congress will adjourn this evenjng and that the Tax Reduction bill will not pass. There will not be a quorum in the House and the Democrats will not permit the bill to pass the Senate without amendment. A large number of import!Lnt bills go over including bills establishing the Postal Savings Depository; for the exchange of trade dollars for stand- ard dollars; to suspend the issue of silver certificates, and to limit the coinage of silver; for the issue of gold certificates; for :an alcoholic liquor traffic com mission; admitting Dakota and Washington territories as States; for an inter-slate com- merce commission; a.nd also 33 public building bills. A viol~tion of this act is a misde- meanor, and the offending party is liable to a penalty of not exceeding $300 fine or imprisonment not ex· ceeding six months. at the discretiot1 of the court. Among other things the third section provides that 1t sball be the duty of the State Board of Health of New York to recom· mend and direct the nature of the test and instruments by which the illuminating oils shall be made. Tile law is an important one to all dealers in illu1nina.ting oil, and, Y?.R.ICES. PER TON, ~--------.. DELIVERED. STO'VE, .......... • .$~.75 YA.::RD. $6-35 6-75 5-3& 5-10 5-10 No. \~. ............. 6.1.5 CHES'T:NUT, ... • . 5,75 EGG-.. .. •••. ... ... • • 5,50 GRA.~E ........... &.GO A. FERRIS. July, rllB2. N .. W. STILES :S&JI• the sanae 'I'rnMIIIlll For :jl oo IL!ld $6 oo th~t sell In la1·ge cities: lor $10 01> ..ud t~o oo res~ect:ively, and with IIleir many :years e:><_perience m a.<ljusting can.g~aractee a perfect fit. l)rdlnary trusses frQm $• to g.,. each. Dont 15~ awa.y fro111 nome t:o buy until you h:.ave qoen Olll large stock. N. W. STILE!;:.. Dissolution of Co.partnershi~. N OTlCE IS HEREBY GIVEN, thatthc co- partp<~rship heretofore existing under the·f5nn nameof.R. 1'. Howard & Co., has .be•n this day dissolved. by mutunl consent, R. T. Howarct::.re- tiring, 1 £hc business will be l1ereafter conducted by the re:maitl:lbg partners, H. I. Glowadi ana C. H. HG\Ward under tb.e firm name of 'Ho.watd & Compa.ll)7, wl1o will ns.,ume and pay all obligotiions of the dl! firm and 'Will collect all debts due :md owing te>o the late firm of R. 'l'. Howard & Co .• using tl1o old firm name in 1:he liquidation of s-uch claims. Bata-via, N, Y., ApriLsth, x882. ROYAL T. HOWARD. HENRY I. GLOWACK:.:J, C. H. HOWARD. Ely's Crea:.m Balm I virus, tBLUs- in~t bealtliy secre- tions, alhiys inR,.m- mation, protect~ themembronefr-om additiobal c ol od s. completely heals ·the sores and tC· stores the sensioe of taste and smelJ.- Eeneficial rcs;ults realized by- a 'few applications. i:;:~iq;~;;;:;;;;: A thoro11gh trent• ment will c.urcC:::a- HiLy Fever &c. Unequaled for cads in,'1he A:greeable to use, .Apply by ·tlu~ ·h'it)e finger into tlte n6st11ls. Oo. receipt of so cts. wvlll ·mail a 11ackage, Sold by Batavia Drug:gists. El~YS' C:REo\M BAJ,M CO., Owego, N- '{ THE PRESIDENT has signed the Legislative, :Executive and Judicial appropriation bill. Among other things it makes provision for the appointment of about 350 addition- al clerks in the War Department, for work on pension cases. A ma- joirity of the new clerks will be as- signed to duty in the office of the Adjutant-General and Surgeon-Gen- eral. There are already over 2,ooo applications for these places on file, The appointments w1ll n{)t be made for several weeks yet. -- ....... ,.,__ __ A cimsus bulletin states that on May 31, 188o, there were in operation in the United States 25, 7oS lumber- ing establishments with a capital of $I8r,r86,ooo; number of .hands employed r48,ooo; annual wages paid $31, 846,ooo; value ()f products $233. 267,ooo, The states hold- ing the highest 1ank according to value ut products were Michigan, Pennsylvan.ia, Wisconsin, New York, Indiana, Ohio 1 1Maine. 48~ THE ENGI::ISH had a little brush with Arahi's forces Saturday after- noon, and .though they nanaged to gain a victory, it was apparently without any significant results, it will be well for all dealers in such to make themsel vcs familiar with its provxswns Mnch life and property have been lost by p<lor oil, but with this law properly e11forced itrema.ins to be seen whether or not so much damage is to be recorded hereafter as ha~ been chronHed in the past. Bradstreet's advices from the principal trade centers last week again show an exceedingly hopeful feeling in general trade circles. At some points actual improvement is shown in the move1nent of merchand· ise, and everywhere an early and large fall trade is alltici pated. From the seaboard cities the reports are uniformly encmuaging. .. , Do not be deceived. Insist on having the genuine Brown's Iron Bitters, made only oy the Brown Chemical Co., and take nothing else. DULL AND SALLOW-· -Eves and skin denote a torpid Liver, and weak Di· geslion, headache, and restless sleep arise from same callse. Remove them with ZoPESA now before you get worse. A few doses will do it. A Varied ~erJ:ormanee. Many wonder ho-w Parker's Gin· ger Tonic can pedorm such varied cures, thinking it essence of ginger, when in fact it is made from many valuable medicines which act bene- ficially on every diseased organ. There is nothing like a tender wife's explanatious. A Troy man named Hammond took a lot of poi- son the other dil.y, and when the doctors who came ,to pump him out asked Mrs. H. vih:y he did it she promptly responded. \]3ecause he is a fooi,\ and went on vigorously hemming a gingham apron. The pumping was unsuc~essful. Tl!E NARROW PREJUDICE-Which a few people hold against a patent medicine, ONLY beca11se its formula isn't written in latin, which they can't read, is narrow,minded, and not m keeping with the progress o! the age. ZoPESA. 'UJtll cure every case of Dyspepsia and 'Biliousness if the directions i\Ie followed. F:.>r the Next Forty ])ays l · my e:lforts have received at the hands of an intelligent public,. indicate that my ·efforls weve ~ot in vain. I am now offering splendid bar:ga.ins in every thing in the line of Choice Family Groceries, especia:lly in choice Teas and Coffees. Call and WE SHALL MAKE Great Slaughter in alUdnds of Summer Goods ! . To make Room for Fall ()}oods. •. judge fol' yourself. Crockery and Glass Ware wE SELL AT cosT to dose out the stock and make room for a still more extensivestock of groceries, which we are now in daily receipt at of. 1000 Yards Best Quality Prints at 6 cts. a Yard. 1000 Yards Good Quality Pri.nts 5 cts. a Yard. 1000 Yards Good Prints a.t 3c :a yard 1000 \ \ Ginghams at 5 cts. a yal·d, Special Bargains in Relllnants -OF- ®ril.ESS GO OVS! PRINTS AND GINGHAMS, LACE CURTA1:--ISAND CARPETS. Great Slaughter in Blnek ami Cfllored Dress Gomls, especially m Bttnti~Jags and Veilings. PARASOLs, SrN U:.IBEJ.LAS, Linc111. Dust- ers, Hostety, Underwear, Lisle Thread <;loves, Lawns, Cambrics and so forth, At Special Low Prices! Now is your opportunity to secure Rare Bargains. R. 0. HOLDEN & S-QN, 83 and 85 Main Street. - .. A Good Investment ! F OR SALE-A hmited amount .of the Refuncled Bonds ot the Town.of Le- Roy, due 18H4 to 1895, bearing 4~ per cent Semi-annual Interest, and excoopt l>y law from all taxes in this State. Apply at the GE:-IESF.E CoUNTY NA- TIONAL BANK, Rata. via, N, Y. DR. H. S. HUTOHINS, HOMEOPATHIST_ Office-Comer of Main and jackson Sts. Res1dence--MainStreet, Batavia, N. Y. &. C. A.HOLT, PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON. Office-Over the New Post-office:. 0FFICB Houns-From 9 to 12 a.m .• frOIJ:l I lO 3 and 6 to 8 p. m, SA.FFOBD E. NORTH, Attorney and Counselor at Law. Office over the First Naitonal !lank, B•t::nvi11 .. KIBBE'S REAL Estate .Agency, 94 Main.. St. ~ve·want immediately, sooo dozen of Eggs, f0r which we will pay 20 cents a dozen cash, and more if the market will permit it. Tt!e public's friend and servant~ JOSEPfi C. SHUL 'l'S. Butter;Eggs Wanted - 00 Tubs of Prime Butter and any ~ quantity of Eggs Wanted, for wlliCil the highest cash price will be paid. BA'J'A\'IA, Julv 15, 1882. C)UIRK •. '\:. HANTZ, MODEL MARKET • Pa:psr Hangings. H AVING moved into the large and commodiolls st():re, 105 MAIN ST., 0?:ERAHousE llLOCK, 1 have in connection w1th my Piano, Organ and Sewing Machine Business, Put in a Large and well selected Stock of PAPER HANGINGS, OIL SHADES, CUR'I':AIN FIX'f1JRE3, ETC. , ----:llr.r ---· WALL PAPER STOCK ! Com1sts of all the !~test and most elegant styles it1 Sohd Golds:, Colored and Plain Bronzes, Micas,' Flats, Satins~ Whtle and Brown .Blanks, Ceiling Decorations, Etc., witb. FRIEZES & llORDERS TO MA. 'TCH, BOOKS and STATIONERY· If you are in want of anything in the abDve line, it will be decidedly to _your advantage to call and look over my stack before purchasing. .IF• :P. ,T::EJRRY, No. I05 MAIN s-t., Opera Holl.se Block. WALL PAPER! -ANTI- DECORATIONS .FOR. SALE IrY }SAMPLllS 1 AT MY :HOUSE, On Center Sti, opposite tha Ch~rch Call at any time. No trouble to show T. F. FITZGEREL:P, 1 them. OQUNSELOB ATLA W, F. DECO'I' Rooms 5 and 6 Masse Block, Batavia,N'. Y. '' Startling Announcement I ~' THE \0Ln Wo:l't!AN WHO LIVRS IN A Who pH.:sented her photograph to sOt miLlly of T! F\ WOODWARD'S Customers, wishes to state for the benefit of all her Friends, Cousins and Aunts, ·that after trying all tbe NEw Stores, she is convinced The Old Sta-nd, at '14!:- Kaift st1•eet 1s the best place to buv II 'lOti< Shoes, Slippers OJHl Rubber for- use durability and profit,· smtable fur her· fam1ly of chtldren. Also, that there is nothing so comfortable for tired feet as his OLD LADIES' EASY SHOES. -- - - - - - Spring ~tnd 8ummor mothing I S PRING AND SUMi>IER CLOTHING in stock m larg.: quantihes, comprisin the latest and most }'ashiouable Designs, Spring Over•caats) .Business an.d. YJress Baits, and all manner of first· class Clothing., Stylisllly Cut and well made. Ali immense assortment of Cloths to selec:t from. A handsome and complete line of GENTS' FUSNISHING GOODS! J. C. BARNES, 96 Main St., Eata'Vilo
