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^^\friURSDAY JUNE 7, Ifr77.~ ~~~~~7 Short Notes. f} *\ ' — - I Strawberries! ; . » * Circus next Sat m day Go to UJC festival tu-night. At Gcnosoo Kries 9, Livingstons 0! Brother Barney of Geneseo is in town. Nunda's school lax is $1 05 on $1,000. The Li*onl» Gazette is offered for sale This cloudy weather makes Belts smile! Will Dansville celebrate the Fourth of July? ffow look out for\Mnud Multer rak ing bay \ Billy Maxwell spoke at Springwater ]«gt Oight. Henry Ilartman commenced shearing shtep Tuesday. The Stale shoot is to lie held at Syra- cuw on the 18th. Dr. A. Bardie ledured ;it Seminary Ilall Inst evening DM papers for sale at DIM oil) ce at 50 cents per haadred P. UreCD and I' Bug are not always on the best ot c t,,ruls Decoration day u. us well observed in Ihe towns around us. C C Tinker has been appointed vil lage clerk in Wnylaml The lilac Ribbon Restaurant opened well Saturday evening Cliarlt-s Sulfiu. iu-uriuice agent, lias our thanks for blotters. Rev Father Biggins held service in fipringwater last Sunday. Stiles U Warner (if Lima died last week at \the age of 77 years. The New York Press Association meets it Albany June l;li)i and 14th Bradley & Pfuntner set up a fine mon ument iu Ml. Hope las'l week. About 1,400 person 4 in Uiis village have signed the temperance pledge Cold enough Tuesday for Uaflcy dr Edwards to keep * fire iu the grate A good (lag walk is being put down from the^Allwi llou>e to the di put Look tfcit for another lire Thailey Gardner cajmo in (own Saturday night The Woodruff paper mill buildings arc being covered with a tooting of slate Mow* the grass on the edge of your sidewalk-* Somdi<'d\ 'II thank \ou for it Everjy H II thank \ ou li IO M'axwill bloc yoom in the Mnwvill block in this village is occupied or soon will be James S M unlock saw a few pigeons in the woods in (Ksian one day last week Mrs. 1{. W Griffith has some very handsome chromo mottoes in her win dows. Bob Jlifls handles the ribbons on Moorhead's \Tall)* IIo,\ equal to Col Kane Several trams have been drawing grav el to improve the lower end of Main street Thomas Rulihen of i Caledonia com mitted suicide week by taking Paris Green Goo. Adam-\ formerly a biker in this village, now ruili a wholesale bakery in- Elmira Repairs are <oon to be made in the healing apparatus of the Normal school at Geneseo Regcnt'u examinations will take plaer at the Seminary on Thursday and Friday of this week Notice the fan-ey window in Spinning, I'hl & Co's store. Somo of Will 's taste displayed there The Livonia Ga/ette sav« that quanti ties of dead lisb are found on the shores of Com MI * lake Commencement eNereises of Lima Semmarr begin .1 one Xih and rontinue till June 2i>th \Hot'\ rsays the Dansvillp Union, re ferring we .suppose to itself, for it m a hot little sheet The lati- Col Ilosmer was the man who raised the first funds for the soldier*' monument :il Avon We understand large quantities of pickerel an- being taken from the head of Ciinand.itgua lake ) The pioueers of Genesre ('ouuty bold their annual meeting at Hatavia on Tuesday, June 12th The Krie depot at Coining will be finished in a shotl lime It is built dn the «ite of the old one Court emnmi need in Geneseo, Mon- ' day, Judgi Faulkner presiding The business has In en hs'it j meets at A colony o Geneseo Saturday, when L. B. Proctor, f Esq , will present a portrait or the late Governor Young. Mr. Poto Empser, tile; tailor i* making j> needle fly bris%|ow|^*y| $#1^ elated-over the »d-rfot&Q&th& fifteen pound baby—a girl. The mellifluous (•>) notes of the hurdy- gurdy were listened, to on Main street last Tuesday by half a doacfi boys, rang ing in years from 2 to* fi. The Grangers of Ontario county, have organized a Mutual Fire Insurance Com pany A good idea for the Dansville grangers to pattern after Geo \V. Cook a former resident of this village, but now of Wellsvillc, is about to establish a branch of bis furni ture business in Friendship. Fanny Hart of the Jane Grey seminary at Mt Morris, spruined her ankle in go ing down stairs one day last week, and was obliged to bo carried home. The annual picnic of.' the people of Sparta will be held at Long Point next week Saturday, June 10th, unless due notiee is given that tlje time is changed. It is expected when a man disposes of his hu-siiipss he will have a chance to rest, but Frank .Gunthcr says he works harder than ever—collecting his bad debts. A fact The Waylnnd Press says last Saturday was a busy day with the mer chants and, that those who patronize their home ^aper were celling the must goods That sign on llro. Ward's study doo't nr the M»\\ic|l block, which reads \Will be back soon,is calculated t> misinform the public. Won't be please lake it down v Some of the finest custom work thai we have seen for many a clay, ii being turned out by Messrs. W L Pfuntner & Co , and executed by his line workman' Hilly Barber. Tnere are 4.\i ,000;000 people in Ihe wrong in this country antl'l in the right, and' that one is Geo. Francis Train. Misery loves company, und in the former instance has it Last wtek another break occurred in the water works near P J Oberdorf's on Main s^n t -l whit h was repaired, hul it again gave way and the wain- i.u) down the street as .usual We notice that contributions have been taken up in the churches of our neigh boring towns for the hetlttit of the sol-_ diers' home at flalli Are our churches going to lake action in the matter* We call the attention of our rtjadcrs to the announcement of tVf r R I Moor head, proprietor of the llylaml Hi>n»c li\eiy. We shall next week haw -some thing to say relative to Ihls'livcry Ignite a little fun wascreateil Saturday night at the^Ilyland house, by two of our i oiislables dodging around to keep out of the win of Ksq. Squirts, who had a summons be wished to have served. The Rev P A Strobt-I will preach a seimon at the\Lutheran church ifext Sab balh evening, m which he will discuss the temperance question In its Bible as peel Service to commence at S o tdock Si-ats free \Sr believe Or .Tames C Jackson has attended everv temperance bet lire held in this village this year, anil be always st.irs till the close, and t ( alks, too Pn lly <r..o,l tor one who has about reached his thn e score anil ten V\ e ncknoululc receipt of admis-don ticki ts to the grandstand, at laying of comer stone of the G A 11 Soldiers' Home, at P. ilh, which takes place on the 15th inst and nolle.- of whiJi is made in aiiothi i column . 'I'hi y ha\e a habit in Avon of assault- tbat martln^Sg^to^Tlfr^ «S»ffig»li|^^ very much reaombling the swallow, but much larger, mafletfliU) town T'SlalfV Friday, llllin^tlli Ar&jgh thell Mil chirpings. This bird is quite common in the Eastern states, but wc remember having seen them in this section hut once before, and that was several years ago. Tim weather during the latter part of bust week was hot and dry, and every thing suffered in consequence. Farmers took advantage of it to finish corn plant ing ami merchants bajjfan^*pportunj ,i5|to arrange theiif goods aifd prepare foetid grand rush which camo later Saturday afternoon a refreshing shower of rain came which did a heap of good to vege tation and caused the lengthened visages of our farmer friends to expand. If the ExpHEss had type enough and sufficient space in its columns, it would give more testimonials like those pub lished in auothor column, relating to Dr. G. Bastian and his medicines. These testimonials speak volumos. They were received unsolicited and unexpectedly, and will be read carefully by all who mny be suffering from any of the com plaints to which'the human system Is heir. The Advertiser editor says that \there are thousands of farmers who say that blackbirds never pull corn.\ The farmer who \A not convinced of the fact that blackbirds will pull up corn, Is Indeed lucky .This ignorance is even more blissful than that of biting unable to dis tinguish a partridge from a woodpecker. Even so unpretending a farmer os Jobn Ilyland, as our neighbor admit*, kuows that these birds will pull up corn, nnd here we would suggest that the parly In Rochester, lately fined fifty dollars for shooting two of the mischievous birds was most egregiously imposed upon. It was several weeks ugo, and brief alluKion was made to it In these columns. Further particulars are incjdently re ceived The water It appears, fell on him gently from above, bupunlikc the philo sophical affect of the element, it tended to kindle a fire. Fire was returned from a six-shooter, ami whiz went the bullet, harmlessly, in the air, which euded first lesson Deeming the joke good, a shav ing cup was launched out of the window and which fell In close proximity to the w ould-be knight's head. Indeed, it was a '\Close shave'\ Crack', again resounded the revolver Window closbd, and end of lesson number two. Following day explanation demanded and refused. The patty who was minus a shaving cup and who had been used as a target, conse quently felt inclined to use a more mod em weapon, known us \choke bare,\ and alter repeated cries of enough and timely aid from without, lesson number three was closed. It is presumed lhat when the bo) s enter college they will readily attain the degree of \Sophs \ P Op- pmrttci la Ureei Maaat Oeaiafery, a resident ortfeneseotT)Ut who had not^» been seen or heard of for nearly thirteen years, bad been found in the vicinity of Wellsvllle. The report a» briefly gt vow last week is substantially correct, except as to that portion relating to the theory of his death.- We are this week informed by Messrs. Henry and B. F. Kenhner, It doe* not often happen during a life' k twnounced that btime that» person can h»*flra,pleasure -ershner formerly f or ®*f*±£> ft eii&StiL I wnjUtuary li thereon by newspapers, but such an cv^Dt happened to Lyman C. Smith of Spring ing policemen l>y heaving stones \wi igh niAe pounds high\ at them. A pn'iit i manJw.is thus assaulted one dark night last f et k, ami if lie ran catch the rascal he will give him roots Mi Mehlenbacher keeps the upper PrrMURl. MTS . Capt ileury and Mrs 11 dike started for the west Monday Major J J Railey has gone to visit bis parents, taking his family with him Mrs. Mary Colviu of Rochester is visit ing hor parents in this village, Mr and Mis'l) W Noyes. Rev l)r Ward of Geneseo will preach next Sunday morning and evening in the Presbyterian church. Rev P S. Moxom, of the Baptist church in Mt Morris, was iu town on Tuesday last attending the convention. Mr Henry Unhurt us of this village bas been suffering for some time with bilious fc \i .r We arc pleased to learn that he is covalesccnl. Mrs. Dr. Reynale, Mrs. Henry Hart- man and Miss Frank Tousey left Dans- ville Tuesday to visit friends in Ypsilan- ti, Michigan Rev A L Cole, of Minoapolis, but who has been stopping at \Our Home\ for Die past year, 1ms just returned from an e\ten>ive trip through the east Rev. Miss Oliver, an ordained minis ter of the Methodist, denomination, who spoke ou temperance~in this village on deceased had been foully dealt with, or came to his death by acts of violence at his own hands. The remains were found In a ploce of woods about six miles from Woll»ville. The woods covered about one and one- half ncreB of land, but were grown up so. densely with briar bushes that rendered^ 1 it almost impossible for any human be-< ing to make their way through them. In 1805, while picking berries, a woman* in that vicinity discovered a soldier's ^TSrcoat jij.nd a rubftoji^ lying on a -log; vlkatliig ab 'aily retreat, the made no marks to enable her to return to the place. It'waa about two rods from that log that the remains of Mr. Kershner were found. His teeth were In a perfect state of preservation, a lead pencil which he was known to have carried was found, togolher with buttons from the coat he wore when last seen. A lock of hair waa also discovered under the skull where It had been protected from the firo set to the forest by tho owner of the land. These. .(^Valences enabled his brothers, ana Other refatl ves and friends to identi fy the K -uiains beyond all question of doubt as being those of Mr. Jos Kershner. The remains were brought to this vil lage on Friday last ana deposited in Green Mount Cemetery. ' * t Pretbyteriu Chuck UCM*. . Rer. Geo. K Ward preache^XUjfe morning on the firmness of tbe\prophct Daniel in holding to his principles la the force of every opposition, even going so far us to defy the king's commands when he knew that by obeying he would incur the displeasure of God, and he com mended the example to young mdn of the present day who are surrounded by bad influences. In the evening an interesting meeting was held, the subject being tho mission ary work lu Siam. Mr.- Frank Fielder read an article on the topography of the country, ij ^s government, manufacturers, products, the habits and customs of. Its people; Miss Adams preseptcd the reli gioits, social and moral condition of the Siamese, and Dr. Shepherd the early work of missionaries and the later work of the Presbyterian church in that coun try. The audience were highly de lighted with these addresses and obtained much information that was of a desirable nature The addresses were brief, and the compilation of facts presented showed that much thought nnd attention hud been given to their preparation, and they were well read. Tho floral decoratious around the altar Sunday morning were extremely tasteful. DocTom BASTTAN: Tour Idfe \Ardma-' tor\ Is the best medicine I ever used; it her water (if report bo true) who was atnrck cared Dyspepsia when every ot by lightning two weeks ago. Mr. Smith f » i,e *- H * vo J ou, 7 three came into our office laajfc >c-: tt ?!lW ( l V p ? t f .«» . ^ i -V. FliomaT, Md *°e dollar bottles of \Bastiaji'a from them we learn the foil >wln< parlic- Llfe A , ninwtor \ cured me - A ....... . .. Your .grateful Servant, ...... -^o &HBBH&f Carriage Manufacturer, -„ Nqs. 518-520-523-524 and 526 North and Smith remarked that lightning must D ^ Biatus; We. arc. j>ut of gqnr have struck near by. In a few momenta ., Llfe Animator'* and wish you to send Thomas heard a second clap and looking me „ boU , e hy „ pre83i 80 lhat wc may re . in the direction of Smith daw him fall to ccive u wllh flg Htt|e delay tt9 p03 gi 0 j e . uorses pmtfgcaiorwira. Qfhed \Smith ll0n of Mrg T^ e8t , for to ybu under di- fell Thomas saw him drop on his knees vJne derections wc look for her allevia- and then turn over on his back, and Uon and flnal curCi . moro tU an any Where thinking he was dead, left Kim and took el8e _ The terrible distrm in Iter bead, care of his team, and then went to tUe UM great i y subsided and generally nouae and gave the alarm. Returning to turoug hout her system she is very much the field he found Smith trying to get Her strength has improved. A up, but he could not rise, as his left arm few weekg ag0 gUe cou1d hard i y sU in a and right leg had been affected by the c)iair too-roinutesand without ability to shock. \With Ihe belp df Thomas arid h ej p UeVielf' Two' weeks ago she' was others he Was taken to the house and at- moved ln a cIfair from ber room to thc tended to. He knew nothing of the brcakjKSt table, sat up quite a while, affair until he recovered consciousness, wag moved tQ her room and agft5n out t0 perhap. twenty minutes aftor, and when hcr lea And t0 ^ &y Ao walka 5n tbe £»S |jg P i^ to f .f»*JJ?J '«, T S n >»«»*'»t« t garden.and nrdtfUiMttt pn, the aide ^^.^•^atMr -b «*«g of» ( fl«rycolor. walk and called .WWe Neighbors As won as 8ralth was taken care of an what she has not done for years—and inspection was made of the field. One S ,lh *}'» ,,e 1b more buoyant in spirit. . . , , , Al She thinks your medicine has had a won horse was found on Its knoes and the derful effect, in which I join her.'- other was standing with ono foot raised Say this much to Mrs. Fielder if you as If in the act of stepping, andf ; both see lior: • : «*' / \' were dead and cold, and did not move With many thanks for your kindness ... , . m. » ud \.kill in your profession, « until they were pushed over. There I rmnaiu very truly yours, was no wound or bruiso to be found Fowlerville, N. Y. W. WEST. •upon them, neither^ waa there the least hole or mark on tho ground other than thnt made by the -horse's knees. Mr. . Stntfh wWnot ma?ked.in tholcast..,The «nd these with the one I had will make team wnsavaluab'leone,an offer of \three tho half dozen of your \Life Animator.\ hundred dollars having been refused for Pjcase pack them so that they will not get them. Mr. Smith says that siuce the broken. Mother's health has improved accident ho has felt faint and weak, but mucb and shc chinks-there is noth- is grailually/ regaining his strength, but in£ i ikc your med | c j n ,j. sbonld he become as strong as Samson • j remft i u re8pt;ct f u ii y your9 . ' he-will probably net carej.o Iry his luck Newark, N. Y. EDWIN RICHMOND; f g W which Dn. BASTIAK— Dcur Sir: If you please you may tend me the five bottles with ol'ectricity ngain. That he had a narrow rscapc from death none ca doubt, and he is to be congratulated upon his good fortune. G. BASTXAN —Dunsville, N. Y. Dear Sir: Thc first time I met you, at your place of business you kindly gave me a sample of your \Life Animator.\ promt*** to'be an enjoyable affair. Tb e Slannarcfiorl* compofed'of^aoj^e of -our -our musical G«*man, cltlzatfs'who thoroughly understand the art .of. singing, and' thc programme' will conaiai' of ohoruseXs quinteU.qua'rtetajt duets, solos and part, songs. The price .of admifts/ou to con cert and Ami wlHW$l for lady anrf gcnrlenian. pickets t o ctin'd^H 25 cqntat*! \*?••••' ——71—- — r i Tfc« H'»rk uCTntmpn. ' -. < Saturday) /light,-,a^,wtek ago three, tramps wore seen prowling around dp'j Ossian 1 street where they, entered the premises of several resident*; Going to thc residence, pf S.,.Sturg«on, Esq., jujt'J out,of taw,n',4bey gsjneji.anj,.entrance to the ceUar.by an outside door, and appro priated one-half of a large roll of butter aodailttie bread and cakd they could find besideaftUieetcanV of fruit, and seating themselves oh the sidewalk leis urely made^a square mealh \ Teatrvraa^ela'atbcr Tawaa; Meetings are being hold almost daily in 311. Morris, and? up to last Saturday* the Murphy pledge contained 450 signa-; tUres. ' e\ The temperance movement, in Way- 1 Jnnd has every appearance of belnga suc cess. The question ot temperance Under the MurplnrpJan Jja ^,..j3pe ,p uuder agita tion onlyfdr Wc^-past* two weeks, and uow/Taboiitj gp^j perflpna'- Jja^ev^cnrolled their names on tbe pledge.\* \ A.t tho seconU temperance meeting hold at Nuuda onTUcsdayot last week, eighty-four persons signed the pledge \ AccUeat aa4 Demtk, A man by the name of Whipple fell from thc high banks at St. Helena near Mt. Morris on 8unclay and was found Monday. Coroner Dayfoot empaneled a jury and went up to hold an inquest but found that thc body had been removed to Perry. Taking his jury ho went .to Perry but the authorities refused to give up the body, and it was two hours before they would give him the privilege-of even looking at it The' n»Hl»' AjwacUf ian. 'The Livingston Baptist Association have been holding a three days' session in this village, commencing on Tuesday ind closing to-day. The'first day wag devoted to Sunday school work and the. balance of the time to the work of thc association. We wjerc promised a report^ of I lie proceeding* but they fnilcd to' come to hand. SaartuMea'* Mertlax. A meeting of tbcDunsville Sportsmen'* WJ ,p you he ici nd *cnough to send me one club was held, at the club rooms last dozen battles to Fremont, Sandusky Co., Friday evening, and tho report of the Ohio, care of C. R. McCulloch. I wish committee on amusement reported that tQ U8e some of the boU , es mygtlf _ at ^ twocomedys had been selected to be mmK t ,„ lB , ct 80 , nc of my frieuds t brought out Monday evening, June 11th. lhem Pi eas0 send invoice to same ad- The committee on constitution asked dress, ns soon as I arrive there wiil re- for further time, and they were requested mit. to report at the ndxt regular meeting. Your Obedient Servant, J. B. VAXDOREN. P. S.—The bandage or support which you had made has been the means of much relief. Many ladies have come to my house and got the pattern, every one names of several persons were I speaks to my wife in thc heighest terms and thank hcr for securing it. You had The following\ new' members were elected S. Sturgeon, Jr., Chas. W. Tay lor, A. Deiter, Rev Dr. Mnrray, Jack son Ilurrcll, Lorcu C Willey, M. C. Biek, Jud U. Whitehead The proposed for new mtmbers. m A resolution prevailed to the effect lhat the secretary notify the new mem bers elected to call at his store anil pay They consisted of large bunches of snow- Ul(J fee and ^cvWc certificate of mem- balls ou tTie right and left of the plat- form, a cross of snowballs backed by a Jm Fftu , kneri Jr maderia plant and a magnificent scarlet j {c9olve d, That the delegates of this cactus on either side of the altar, and c iub to the Stale sportsmen's convention directly in front a beautiful leopard \belnl'tnicted to vote as a unit, as far as better claim royalty. Yours as above, J B. Cincinnati, O. V -». Da. G. BASTIAS —Dansvillc, N. Y. Dfnr Fir- You must ^excuse my not answering your favor ere this. Your \Life Animator\ sells well. Dr. Mc dure prescribes it to some of his pa- piant. J Two viuca of snowballs stood on practicable, .j n selecting tbe ue.vt place I tient«, who require a tonio, ln preference the small marble top table. The whole f o r balding the State copvenflom - - ^ F . . design was pleasant to the eye, thanks vt.,\ n -x xL. .- to tlic tonic of Mrs. Coi Hedges. UytTohn Hylanrf, Esq., Resolved, That we the members of the. Pratertivr*. association will not purchase any brook The Protectees have rocently made an trout or game of nny description from i i-.t . .i t __«. t . • . rtn y P art 3' offering the same for sale in addition to the furniture of their room of „ lis c„ un(yi un i ( . ss procured outside of a dozen arm chairs and a handsome black the State, and will not authorize any walnut table Thoy have also purchased person or persons to purchase the same, two large sacks, and are now so well and will use all proper means to prevent '.. .. ... such purchase. hall C Howard, the efficient nd- part of Mam street sprinkled by attach- Tuesday hi^t, spoke at Liberty ing a force pump to a drive welt Which Sunday morning fie has put down near the sidewalk Ho Mr Geo \cMising ami traveling agent of Dr J (•'. Ayer A - Co , of Lowell, Mass., tho who are value of whose medicines is known in tl u-sist in the every household, was in town yesterday. Neighbor Bunnell of D Rev Dr Aimitiige of \>w York City, j ''•>'»<•» ' preached ;it the Baptist church last even- I * ing on Christian Kdutation The New York State Sunday School teachers'association holds a convention at Buffalo June VI, 1( and II Mr S Bunlick lias the contract for building the new Catholic church at Can- aser.ign It is to be .'»\i\50 feet Young m in, go up to the hull to-night and be \bulldo/ed\ In those handsome young Indus It won't hurt you. John Waggoner recently picked eight pounds of potato hugs from his vines in a few hours The)' were crema'ed The young jipople's Christian union mccU at (lit; residence of Miss Adit Kin ney on Seward street, Friday evening\ Leonard Grovcr is now in Boston where his popular play oP \Our Board ing House\ is having a successful run The mayor, executive board, antl other city officials visited Hemlock lake last week to inspcrl the line of water works. Mr J V. Titsworth is re-laying the floor in his warehouse, which recently gave way under a heavy grain pressure of While who killed Wright in Bath re cently. Ims bp' n found guilty by the coroner's jury of murder in the first de gree Michael Kbit, who has been absent from Dansvilli- for some time, came tt town last week He is looking extremely well. A number of our citizens went up to Perkinsv(He Sunday to participate in tbjR . g communiou service* held in Hie CnthoQc jSehurcb. |j Hon. JEIomoe Uemis dellverertTFhe oru _ Hon at Avon ou decoration day, at which | s time the boldicrs* raouumcut was dedi i cated J ; Geneseo has raised the biggest boa ever produced in the county. (This has no particular reference to thc base ball 'club | They have a \Reformatory Jlotel'' \ Elmira. Will the Gazette give us the definition of the word as applied to tb , ; hotel! Jr A runaway occurred on Main street . Monday, breaking an nxle on the wagon »nd spilling u box of lime in front of th By land House It is said that a young lady on Main Itrcet bit hcr lover 's check the other ; jrlgty in parting from him BO fhat bp will be disflgurerrfor Hfo. Watkfns is to hold a mu,sictl conTep.; |Uoa commencing June l2tb, and \WP |Hotice that editor Brlgham is ono of tbe Inception committee. ha.^ a few leet of hose and eiu lljiow the water some distances Among the notable persons ex pec let I to be present an ceremonies of laying the i .nrncr stone of the stjhlicrs' home at Bath, we notice the >f Henry Ward Beecher and Ex- JVI rnor Morgan Rev Dr. Ward of Geneseo has written the Rochester t'nion correcting a mistake in crediting the nuthorship of he song \Ninety anil Vine\ to Moody ami Saukey It was written by Miss li/.rtbetlt C Clapham, daughter of a Scottish advocate in .Fife Mr James McCurdy, of Ossiao has omul the horse that was.beyontl a ques tion stolen from iiis premises on the night of May 2Xth The horse was found ast l'liday night three mihs west of Nnmla village, and returned to Mr, Mc Curdy by Norton Ooldthwait An adopted son of C. Mehlonlmcher who recently received a severe ami d*n- gerons wound by tbe kick of a horse, an at count of which was given in the 1-HKss. is rapidly recovering, and soon be able to assist in serving public at the tewpcrffnee saloon. Messrs. Kennedy & Urelllc on Monday last brought to our office a specimen, of green peas raised in their gardens, ul wr^t t ml of Gibson street In this village On and after Ibis date they will be pre- patetl lo supply the citizens of our vil lage with the same at reasonable figures. In speaking of tho auroral display the Mt Morris Enterprise of k»st week refers to the dlffert nt tints and Solors that con centiiited iu the \zen|th overheat! \ The ,. rd overhead makes all things right, and none will suspect that those bpauti ful colors were discovered in the zenith under foot, In answex to several enquiries why no notice appeared In the- EXPKRHS last week n lalUc to the Library festival to be held this evening, and in justice lo ourselves, we slate that (lie preliminary equipped in that line that they can carry off all your valuables (Includlug one or | Caaim»« Caa two babies) at a single' road. The boys are full of work when \biz\ calls them last | and just as full of fun when called in that direction, and have in contempla tion a picnic at Conesus lake.twhich it is expected will come off in a week or two ell. to iron preparations. H e used four bottles in his own family to test its vir tue. He is the best reference I can have for selling it here Yours Trulv. J. L\ BortciiEttDT v Apothecary, Madison and Lincoln Sis.' Chicago III. Dsin DR. BASTIAN :—Your favor lias come to hand, as has also the bottle of \Life Animator,\ for which accept my sincere thanks. I am happy to ho as- Last Thur^av evening the board of 6ured lb)U itg composition U purely veg- Trusteea'vudteti the canal at tbe end of etablo My h q a ] tll is much better than Franklin street and made an inspection, wben j i t .f t Dansvllle, and I know you and on their return, nt a special meeting, did mo mucb g00 d while und zr your care, resolved to ask for proposals for building f()r wbicb y0 u1iave my lasting gratitude, a scwer,,20 rods long and two foot square, Inclosed find $1.00 the amount tho bill 0 Accident. Last Friday Mrs. L. Porham was driv ing up Main street and when going over the spot where the water works burstcd last week the horse stepped, in the soft mud and stumbled, breaking a thill and doing some other damage. Died. \ * In Burns, on the 31 et of Mny, MTS. Cyuthia Coray, aged 73 years. \Mrs.* Coray was the mother of 3trs. John Rol- ison, of this village. Thc funeral of dc- ce:ised took place at Burns last Monday., In this village, on Sunday last, JuiyJ\ otl, Mrs. Kato Schwan, ,aged years. Mrs. Schwa\n was a sister of our towns man, Steven nubertus. UcnU tUU AV*y. / # G. ! bick, wlio makes a \specialty of men's line shoes, has just received a i in stallment of thc celebrated Glaz l\>ca shoe—thc beat of all. /This alioc< has uo seam ou thc sides,. Is made of French calf, and is of elegant shape and make Make it a pointto drop in and look them over—best thing out. It is sold in Duns ville only by C. Dickt. who-haij^ow. per. hanslhc finest-stock of mcn , sjfand i .woui- eit s (.hoesf^vcr seen in th&tsccfion! Anuouncemeul. Tfie celebrated pianist, Prof. E. Ilein- borger, of Nfew York City, will spend the summer at the Jauc Grey Seminary, Mt. Morris. AVI lovers of music should avail* them selves of his valuable instructions. He is the.best teacher of piano music in the United Slates, possessing all the rare qualities of touch-aud finislfed ekecution which has made his 'succqsi so -yrondcr^ ful. \ ' * His class will be organized the fiast week in June, and the character of the instruction will be worthy the great teacher and composor. \*i ' I When they do go down the Long Pointera connecting the canal sip with the waste ca h if or want to give them plenty of room. .Vtlvertiser •eir i Tbe briys have been invltctl to join a I d.alnlng the slip - \ --• J 1 At the regular meeting held last even wVlrTtUoflrat lock for tho purpose of jI?pln K that you will allow mc the \open.. VtLirai. «i» \I\\ ,vr »- ' r nrlnli'trn <»f ptilllntr iinnn vnn nimbi (if 'nnntna privilege of calling upon you again (if Conesus Lake, on Saturday, June A I'wd lo alt Interested You arc all invited to come io our at the Lake View House 10 necessary), I remain very respectfully, Your friend, Dn. M. E. 5 ORTEK. 13G South Lincoln street, Chicago, 111 a o thc Black Hills or to Europe to join Grant Ruv Dr S M Campbell of Rochester sails for Scotland on the 9th inst., where be goes as a delegate to the Presbyterian Alliance which meets in Edinburg. FniKNn BASTIAN :—Yours of the 11th WHS received in due time. I am happy Two brass bands will furnish music, and I think you can make out to have a good time. Wc are now open, and; doing bus iness, but have our annual jubilee thc 1 Glti. The \Jcssie\then commences regu lar trips, JKKUY BOLLES. Livonia, June 5, 1S77. i 7 - l I / % S . fourth of July celebration at Wnyland , -., , A committee has been appointed to i n „ nil the board present. Hie bill of D. was seen Monday morning with carpet b , f u comp ^ y . L - g 'p iV o 1 other« for work £32 IS bag in hand, moving toward the depot at A special meeting .of the Protectives Price ami others for wok $32 18, great .'ale of speed, evidently going lo will be h(4d next Thursday evening ' was allowed and ordered paid from thc road fund Druatatlc Katcrt*laa«.«t. President Sweet reported dial Inion ( 0 My , ha , j am much bettcr in Wo hope our readers will not forget ho80 company had equally divided the WBpectf ftnd decide dly better than when TUeClrcas the theatrical entertainment of the Uo89 ^tweon the two engine houses, In you saw me nt y0U r place, for I am free John Murray's circus comes to Sportsmen 's club atVnion hall on Mon- ftccort i ance with a request made by the from pain aud have a belter appetite than Dansvillc next Saturday and with it will day evening next. The plays, \Home\ tnMJtccfc I halve had almost since I can remember come a crowd of people from thc y sur- ,,end a inRocbeste,gavehimarec«ption .^ b ^o^X^ of ^^^^ \^^Z^^^L \S^S ^J^^Vt tw« ^ ^ero is little doubt that contractawarded^^Phll .p Eloblobyre, j,^^-^^Kj; ^h ^istot SiuoucT^ jlSU^St &' All parties Smlpbted to tho DansvlU^j o ^Atitjiotitftejtaoluing- Btor»?ftf JohM tr FirstTGlMS 3to>o. to ^ell'goodji to eYerybodydcsirltfff t dm, 1. jkt greatly reduced prJcCfl, liay|ng*oight a7 ( them for cash. ^My sjtock of good-* being-- entirely rieW .lfnvito everybody to ex- : amino them. - ' JonK C. O'HAHA, 1st dpor below Firtit-A'atioaal Bank. Thc liusslari*CniinV invited T)P . Ayer and his family -to the' Archduke's wed ding In the Poyal Palace. This distinc tion was awarded him- not only because Ue was p an, American, hut also because hi* name as a'phyaician had become fav orably known in*Russia on it* passage rouna thc world.— Pndilo {Col.) People. 'Sewing' Machines. The -ncw family Sfngcr sewing tnachino .will hereafter- be<sold at thirty dollars, and all other, styies .of genuine Singer machine^ at equally reduoed prices. Thdtigh' thcB <J Machine^ liave been reduced one -half in prico, the *quality will be maintained at its highest standard. Musical .instruments jalso sold at prices correspondingly reduced. Call and examine. r> \Jt M. HALL , agent, L Hyland House Block Dansville.N. Y. ;) -3Iny 24,1877.,- tf one three-spring OQ 3 1 fi> 3 » 3 *< O 3\ a -t •a r * -I PJ TS 3- rt> •n O 0 3 a § ft FOP Sale: *'\A'hew*\open ! buggy,' 1 ! , o Democrat,'and .two •single banfess for sale cheap. Enquire of N. W. BCIXCBMEJU/, at Fielder & Olney's April 10,1877. tf Pansvillg, IS. Y. Wake UpH I Why ib it >hs,t 'overy man who has a building to move is enquiring for 8EY- MOUll NUWTON? Because with his new machine (Horse Power,) he can do it forhalfAhc money, in half tbB time and iu better ..shape than any oilier man in- Western [New York. Address him a t ScoltsburJk N._Y lv itv cure of J. M. Kew- tou^or enquire af \T .TB. Grant'8 lfard- wurc, store Dausville. / SEYMOCU NI^VTON-. Dansville, April 1st, 1877. / tf School Books, Stationery,, ^c. Fo.r School BooTts, Snery, Albums, Toilet Soaps, PcrfumcsyCombs, Brushes, and Fancy Goods, caR/Ut Hogmirc's cash Drug Store,. 102 Main -street, Maxwell Bbjck, where car/bo found a general assortment of alLjsuch goods. Heir What We Say I Our stbex of spring and snmmer cloth ing is noxv complete. In mens, youths, -boys aw children's suits, hafe, caps and gentR/funisliing goods, all of the latest 6tyb4, in cut. make and trim. \We* are bound To' sell 'goous, and invite your cbuvcaieut attention to our prices. | Don't buy uutil you have given our well assorted stock a- look. Another lot of those CO cent strong pants just received. KitAiiEn BROTHERS, ' . 121 Main Street. , ^ . i Great Mistake Corrected. Very many persons when asked to try Shiloh's Consumption Cure,says: \Why I haven't gor the Consumption',\ sup posing this medicine—j'uding from the name—swas only designed for Consump tion. \What a fatal mistake. Did. you not know, that a medicine that wilj euro Consumption,-will most certainly aud speedily euro a Cough, Cold, Hoarsencs, ov- throat and Lung trouble? It is an xpcelorant, it will not dry up a cough. Try lit for Asthma, Bronchitis, Croup and Whooping Cough. There is no medicine' that wijl give ns immediate elief, which isguiirantcd. It is perfectly harmless lo the youngest child, and no family with children cau afford to be without it; 10 cents and $1.00 per bottle. For sale by F. J. .Nelson, G. Bastian; and H. M. Ilogmire. His „ - - , ...of anything ardent; and that is not their money The familiar tor rather .//.familiar, for successful, so far as care «%W d t £ conttacl ami the 13 1 ^ol now I never will again,'for Dalronl2ed J a LHiasgiown alm „st out of.r^ ^ _ conlrlbule t0 8Ucb a ^W^r^^ - ^ ^ «f «dWod lection i form of Adolph SC 1 II,ICK enierea ...... ..c . ™^.<,t our sanctum Monday morning He is result. The scenery is new, and has [under the supervision of a special oom- mittco, to consist of Geo. A. Sweet,!. Ex- will the r <i . a-.,. , ( , •„„ i- „„., c. been designed and painted with direct i mi»v». now One of the llrill Of IrOO, hngert & ... , . . . IV ««ll.,»tinr nnrl Win Tfrnmpr reference to these plays, by thc able ' Gallagher antt \vm. itramer. C|i , coal dealers in Rochester » i> . , Thomas J Burby, who for somo time !u ««orgc Brown. ProL Sedg- jy, E , t^harea. |„u been superintendent of the Liv- wick W \ condu , ct be Though Miss Anna Oliver 1. to preach in the intrstou Dtoer mills In this vlllaee ,l !'.,uJ er 15 1° » e ' lSOn , ^ or Indo0 ' Methodist church, June 17th. ingstou paper mius in una >i uage, cx i,,bitions, wc believe our citizens wll w „ „L In(l , ( (h >, M.n,^t.» w.„„i, will \next week take, up hise aboden n turn out in large ----- —' No ««rvlce at the Methodlit church feci P alron ' zed anu wobej^evethisone.willbe Q. out in large numbers, and so strengthen tbe bauds of the club in their enough only for nest Tuesday; be sure to send mc somo by express to Livonia Sfat on, so that I will not be out of it mort than one day, if nt all. I i.m getting along flnoly and am much enci uraged. Truly yours, H. O. RKYNALE. ntmlook Lake. Glasko Connecticut where b wi con- — undertaWiogs . The tickets arc for sale at DeLong'a bookstore tiuue the manufacture of paper the firm name of Thomas J Burby A Co, Mr Herman J. Niewerde, formerly foreman in the wholesale shoe manufac luring establishment uf C Cox & Bros, of Rochester, has been engaged to take the forRinaiiship iu the wholesale boot and shoe manufacturing eataMlshment of Blum tS} Son In this village Mr NViw- ertk entered upon the duties of that po sit itiu last .Monday. V. 31. C. A The meetings for the present week; a.rc as follows- Sunday, June ft, \\Repent ance necessary to forgiveness,\ E. M. Parmelee, leader Tuesday, June 12, \Idle Words,\ S. XV. Tcuney, leader. last Sunday sight. . Thc social connected with the M. £. chnrck^ad congregation will be held at the rato5jn.ee* of Mr. Chas. V. Tiffany, on Main atreet, to-morrow evening.' Next Sunday will be children's day at 1 tho M. E. church. The morning services at that church Will be conducted entirely in the interest and for tbe benefit of thc G. BASTIAN , Esq , Dansville, N. Y. Dr. Sohenck 's Pulmanio Syrup, Sea Weed Tonic and Mandrake Pill*. These medicines have^ undoubtedly performed more cures of' Consumption than any other remedy known to the American public. They arc compounded of vegetable ingredients, and contain nothing which cau be injurious to the, human constitution. Other remedies ad vertised as cures for ConjrupptioD, prob- 1 some' and if j ~ _ r. , „ ^ , ably contain opium, wh*Wi is a DEAK SIU :—Send us 8 doz. of your wbat tfarfgefous drug ln4ll feascs. \Life Animator.\ Wo do not know as takcucfreely by consumptive patients, it we can sell it, but will try, as we know must do great injury; for its tendency is' to confine the morbid matter iu the sys tem, which, of course, must make a cure- the \man who makes it\ Respectfully, D. W. HATCH & Co.. Manufacturers of Universal Cough Syrup, Jamestown, N. Y*. impossible. Sohenck 's Pulmonic Syrup is warranted not to contain a particio of opium; it is composed of powerful but harmleaa herbs, which act on the lungs, liver^tonmOWUbloodTal* thus coo, „ , , ,, , ... reel all morbid secretions, and expel all BnoTiiBit G. :—The little demijohn of | tb( , diseased 1 matter from tho body\' strawberry Fr«Uvut The strawberry season opens in this village to-night by a festival and dance ' der the auspices of the Library asso ciation, and will be something worth unending' The beauty and grape of | j, c ^ \n the a^sapfaMoii rooms, and every Wedues ...J evening.June 18, -The touch ^j™'J$ ^v ^ghlMrS^rtn I T ° D *' G ' B^XAK , Dansville. N. Y of faith,\ li W. Watkln's, leader. These me et at the church at 6:30 Friday oven- cellngs aro held at -the association log for rchearsaL your \Life Animator\ I took along with. .TU«HJ ana tbf,p»Jy ntMUiOw wbjck#oW rooms in Whitcraan block. Sundays be- A poUootlon is to be taken up in tho me for Fannie has had a decided goo?!' suftVtlorf caJ.b«K «uS »i aM-a#*hcn«k's g of all tbe cbqrch.es is held for V ^ market for it hero. Fannie has given whloh opcmte Jn t ^ wty^l \ J t-— • l«^.. *.lo»J. tl.„,, oil .I,,.,. „ r „ ll,„„„Uf meeting yoqng people. Every Tuesday aftcrnOQp, at 4:'40 a general prayor meeting is Dansville will preside at the tables, and Wednesday oveni'iig at 9 o'clock a praydr diapense ice oream nnd ijerrlna, cake and meeting especially for young men. Let oilier delicacies, along with smiles that tho P e0 P le ttUcnd ' j would soflen the heart of an anchorite; „ wk #f -,,,„. Ker-lMr , If you don't go you will regret it-and i»|,ui p Kershner w^p resided on a meeting was hHd at .he courie, and that S^K^liafSllJ^ £?.£2l ^JIT^ *T c had no knowledge whatever of thc l0 ho ou such an occasion, at Opera Hal *W \f'crnoon a,f(er a, brief Olncss. He --=-<-• ... ? was a son Q ( J,ohn ? V>-uight uere driving; down was a «pn a< Jioiin RersU^r who, cs,me ta w IpansvUlfi ^n l^a. with Ooit Hocheater. JJo waa t»rn In this village and when proceedlnga. S,ome horsemen Main street the other evening at a high rate of speed with one man a good way in the rear, reminding us of one of — cavalry charges on tho reus. snw it and the*same though,! apparently. Free Masons. flitted through his brain finding oxpres- hundred lodges Jn tJj e State, embracing v/«° Y\' v \V'\f\-\\~ T »~\E.'I--- 1 sionthus.-Dot'sasheneral.\ an active membership of nearly 100.000, na , e £? n j' « K K -n „i„ , ii m. aaA 'be fraternity was pever more nro»- * e uiree sons and one daughter and kit A game of base bait was played In Mt. pcr{)U3 or more p -; )pular M than at the pr«i- a 8 c wa ? W-^reo years, f Morris on Wednesday of last week by ept Ut^e. ' ' MIUMBIC- \ . it XV William J. Lajlue, Jiistnct There are near lv ei*ht funeral was held Tuesday, RCT. G.. ( W. \iS ©6' i ( . ..... .... nro . i -— - - The board of exclaft commialonera met U lc bus;,nessmenott^e,^ Mond^ornlng th. fol^ hotel; Jowpb Sylveater, atore. Th*' board adjourned to meet the first Hon* d*y,ln July. ' eds\ at the\ gate to-ue fjdiateu to the ... . . readiug room associatiorr. After tjie | Urovcr) 0 f 8t. Lotiis, sailed for Europf | JM4>««IM>i wmo rofrcshments were served for those fl pj^auro trip of throe months. Her 5top.rttelp.Ud on lb. town .t the ml- husband is ^nductlng a auccewful denco of Mr. Geo. W. Phelpa th»t^lnSU,Louui. ajar 5 Qranula, the best food in the world, prepared.under the supervision of Doctor Jack*soih *? 'i German Oat Meal. Cracked WU.e *t. Pearl Hominy^and Samp. Heclccr's Farina.' Pearl Barley. Carolina jUoo. $*e»rl TapiM*. Strawberries freah daily, at c ' GAXLAOHXK'a, Maxwell Block. »• t . Traaafa* M*KM, Last Friday Union Ho*?, oompany transferred seven haadred feet of bote (rom the engine honae oiT Osslan atreet to (he gun houae on the square ao a* to have It bandy in the event of a fire at the u.pperpart p? tlie village. Th.e fuI6r «is a gOoM one,'and, w;<Ii he apprcclited by Rroptrty owner* retddlng.in that'portion,. U »«o village. ^ <««r»ii»wa. ThePaatGrandiof Cwaaerag* lodgo, t. 0. O.lP.j are ir^uojlfed to* W»t the lodge room to-morrow\night to vote for Grand Lodft eiictra. some to hcr lady friends, and thoy all they nro thc only geaiUn claim to have attained great benefit from nionary Conaumptioa: it and «1| for ^re. | Th. freight from f' ^^^S&Sj^ »ogreat a dlsiahtc w^uld imount to con- f^h^WS^£^iT siderable, and the idea presents Itself ttf ovorge'e it and.njake iUaucoess. ¥h !nkt ^l^?^ to ^ i ®^^ it over; tfier^W'rSoney'ih It r though it is 3 nd ,8° f t f \MY tho oii \f '• ' J r • ( aay to a female friend. \Ybu can easily expensive In.its makeup aayou told,me, .-;» .iri I.J- »^ .W-SM, it'ean ViA aold Inilarraauaitilvif 1.^c H so,\ said tho lady addressed- -^«tihiuherl Trnlvvou™ '3te w »\ ln a ulrcd tho first speaker. \Use nee established. Trn^your^ ^iqa^Bulplfur^apJB^BoTdC^^ Oakland, CftV once established. Truly youra, iWo. TAVT. , D _, 8TE< Ilill's Hair and Whiak«r dye, black or Theae^ ajeonly^ajfew out of hundreds brown, 50 -centg. Juno 6f communlcaftonB testifying \to* the'5 V-y ''ri^M^ith fAll'&'iffl great merit of Bastian'* \Lifo Anlma,, A>thf N»X» fnttrprlw ... . . tor,\ Jtia bqunoVtft becoiqa one o|> the Of having (hi lmmenac.Mdltlon.,t'o J th moat' pSpMbtV ^•djea\ of IkY ig ' YfouW uot a few of tho many who have i HUUU t »w.a ., P - roc«(yecVgreat1»«neutfjrora iLreaidlng in Iqnger .than waa expected, tbey have OanavIHe and vicinity, be a« generoua as deolded to ppejajthejt jiew .stack, J^u^b' those living abroad in giving truthful for tbe, ,)%m,W**> W$ t^° n th'e' age. mamm»th Btorp of ,Burke, ^ItzSinioiisI' VTovW 1 not a few of tho many who have Hono t& Co.'J^hciitfir.fnas boen do)ay]sa rocetyecVgreat1»«neutfjrora iLreiidlng in Iqnger .than waa expected, tbey have OanavIHe and vicinity, be at generoua as deolded to ppejajthejt jiew atiSfik^&otigbfc those living abroad in giving truthful for tbe, ,)%m,W**> V *ftS°Pft atatemenU as to lu curative effecUT Do. million dollars wortliu i; of. nm Jnq^sm it by all meant in luitice to youraeU andl tho macket at <prJ ^.iIow .ei^ib*kj bajro tho man who helped y,ou, and *ld In eYcr« be«rt^ offered. \tM the^wtecttorif esUbliahlng » modlclno thai deietve*' 'h&vebeeri mwlc' ; f6r ! ^Vcry ^depaHwent/ UnlvariMtlreputation. ' \ ' the' blteiW ft- thn' flSSiVioft 'd'oltQlcesi Daaivillt, Lit. Co., N. Y. iRocheaUr. ^Hackmeiack,\ the most popular pur- fumes, sold by tbe above dealers. Paints, Oils, Varnishes, kc. All tho'se intending to paint this spring will do well to call at Hogmirc's cash Drug store, and get prices before pur chasing. Goods sold at bottom prices and warranted first-class. Notice. | All parties indebted to tho estate or David Frazer, late of town of West Sparla, deceased, arc requested to settle the same witliout dolay with the under signed. 42w4 XvitES B. FRAZER. Carter's Compound Extract of Smartweed A sure relief for dipUieria, coughs, colds, cholera dlarrhasa, rheumatism, asthma, phthisic, croup, foverand ague, and has no equal as aflTnlment for man antl beast. For sale by G. Basliaii, Ham ilton IVJ Parmelee, and F. J. Nelson. ffi Notice. All persons having accounts against thc undersigned are requested to present them at once ; and all persons indebted to thc undersigned, by note or account, are requested to settle the same forth with. FRANK ; J. TConnws. Dansville, .-May 28,1877. tf New Goods,, . . J ust received at Mrs. Wm. Parry's; an immense slocV of springand summer hats, \lionhels Holers, ribboils'and' orrraments •at very low prices. Hair switches and puffs, made to order at reasonable rates, dtju't fail to call, and examine lay stock \before purchasing clsowlierc. MRS. WM. PERRY^ t.. • i . - 181 Main street, Dansville. Wall Paper I Wall Papery!.. Over 8,000 rolla or Wall Paper to be disposed,jO .f cheap, at Hogmirc's cash Drug store. Best assortment in town. Call ttii'd'txarAine-samples. No trouble to show goods. Uemanbcr tbe place, 152 Main street, Mtutvjcl 1 Block. Moonshine.\\ Moonshine is -gbod, as provided by Nature Uvft-talk that* iB \all-moonshine ' can oulyb<h„PflpaUed b^Uiosa'Avorthless pictures which., look as though'Ahoy were f i .1 at . . tches clasefy, nnd is first to introduce new styles. , , , To Rent. ' w • , l''ro|n February m\r, nest. Thc Brick e Store, in Phconix Block, Main street, Dansville, lately ,occupicd^by Bailey & Edwards.' * \\•Alaofffolh- April ^st, nbxt.HiS Brick dwelling,cornerc)f EllitabotU and Len- ord^reoUDaosvillei d*aq, 2^1877., IUU'U \Voo» f tf .™ \ GftoRORd. WOOD. Dissolution. > Notice is hereby given that tho co-part nership heretofore existing between the undersigned, is. this\day dissolycd by mutual consent. . . Dansville, Aprit' 18i 1877. —O— , HIM. R iinfil-jJ »o4 ~ilst-<lfiWi andn-V^h^HKtha -in- dg^qdnmofjifijntoi flratagl .pe.paid D.»ll|t >«Jl2l])M^«»H} d^r-^fiK|j |vj. ,r> ^«fiJto*Tiou^lit cboMHfi.'oti •lJ.0|m.i'rS*»j« cash I) nig store, 159 Main ettowT, tb:«t^ any otlior ljl8co.m to.wn s .Ca1Va t .nrI »tIs7yS%'
