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+ Genita' FarnishingGoods, - Mais, Cape to. ~ ) - Trunks; 10:84 Water Strat, corner Baldwin, ' | EMA; X. Y« ~ j.covELL |- C. W. FAT HENRY E. DRAKE, JEWELER, # FAY, | o. Incendiary; at Athsus, Pa., last moming, whith caured m loss amounting to $20,000.° Tt originated in C. W. Clapp's -Dr. Houry Sayles has ratired from the Arm of Pater Biggs & Co,, the ex-Aldeeman -There was a fire, “Win hare been -There Is to bo an excursion to Portage Bridge from Bath one woek from to-morrow. 1t will leave that place at nime o'clock in the morning, returning at half past nine 14 the evening, giving two hours at the B . Fare for the round. trip only two dollars. -Mr. Lewis Biles, ® citizen of Bath, died in that village ou the 20th of September, at -the age of 79. He was born in the {mmed« ists vicinity of this city. - Heo loarned the : trade of gunsmith, which at that early par» Cor.Lake§ Water Sts., Elmira. lr. Y, | iod 06 cor Listizy was one of the most im» f flailgflhumizct rRipay. QOYTOBER 8. 1679 CITY AND NEIGHBORHOOD. _--a-- Mentlous, -Last day of the Owago Races. -To-morrow the Democratic Convention at Horsehoads. --Drill of tho Knights Templar 'at the Driving Park on Monday. i -This evening the Red Men's Dance at tho now Covell and Fay Hall. -Most of the Democratic caucuses are held in.the several wards this evening. §1-Lr. Richard Balts is the champion clam.chowder constrnctor ofthis vicinity. Dickinson lectures at Waverly this evening, her subject being \Joan of Arc.\ -Sawing Society of the Lake streeq Presbyterian Church at the parlors this af- ternoon -The Steuben County Fair at Bath closes this evening with what they call an \ Agri- cultural Dance.\ -The illustrated papers of the week are for gale at Fitch & Dumars, 135 East Water street this morning. -There are six hundred and thirty-two pupils in attendance upon the public schools at Waverly, at thepresent time. --On Monday evening next, Commission, ers of the Board of Education are to be eleated in the several School Districts of the city. - for thesacred opera of Esther under the management of Prof. R. W. Sea- ger, will probablybegin on Monday evening of nest week. » R -The ladies of Grace ChurchSéwing So- ciety are requested to meet atl the church paplors on Baldwin street this afternoon \at tha usual hour. ; -The Sewing Society of the First Baptist church is to meet this afternoon at the church parlors on Water street. Supper from six to seven o'clock. -By the report of the Bureau of Vital ib would scem that last month in this city, there were 30 births, 20 white and 10 colored ; 7 marriages ; 25 deaths. -Cornell Universitp wants theakelotonof American Girl for its museum, but we hardly think the bones of the distinguished trotter will over grace the balls of that institation. -Tho famous Bryant's Minstrels aro to be at the Opera House on Tuesday evening of nest week. Lew Benedict, one of the best nud best known in the profession is with theo. - Louis ¥Valeriue has free clam chowder at his placa on Carroll atreot, to-morrow evening between eight and ton o'clock. His lager is from tho well-known Hudson City brewery. -A report of the proceedings of the Steu- ben Baptist Association; in quarterly con- ference, at South Bradford Church, Oak Fill, will be found on the third page this morning. -Smaller places than Elmira have their streets lit all night. Not only the promi- nent onesbut others that are not so promi- nent. - Thero is no protection in the world like light. . -The Universalists of Auburn have a church,so it is said, with a spire that is 208 | feet high. We shouldhardly think it nec- es:ary for this denotnination to reach so hard towards Heaven. -Inspoctors of election in this pity. by callingat this office can procure the registry books and fall lists for the coming election. 'The fall lists for the eleption distrigts in the several towns are also ready. -Ia order to obtain the new dances which have just come out, Prof. L. Leo has gone to New York, on account of whigh there will be no lesson given this week. - Next week, how- ever lesson will continue asusual. -Bradford, McKean connty, Pa., is very much excited, because a couple of flowing oil wells havebeen struck there. | Strangers areadvised if thay contemplate visiting the place to bring their beds with them. -There will bo a change in the time table of the Corning, Conwanesque and Antricn and Tiogs Railronds on Monday next. The | time of ono train is changed. Instead cf leaving Corning at 7:40 p. at , it will leaveat 6:16 p. x. -BRev. K. P. Jorvis of Hornellsville, for- merly of this city, was elected one of the delagates to the General Conference by the Western Now York Conference recently held at Buffalo. It is a compliment very worthily | tract from.the territory now comprised with- | any sized tube from 1} to 2 Inches, so as to : puro vulcanized white rubber, soft and elas- | tio, the metal part of the bucket being fine brass, which is indestructible by any acrid t industries, - About 1821, he removed : to Bath where he has over since resided. -A two-story house in the Fifth ward on Folon streat, was burned yesterday morn» ing a little after ten o'clock. It was owned | by 'Elmothy Donahue and qccupied by V. Vance. - It was worth about $800 and insur» ed for $600. Some of the furniture was sated. Therowas an insurance of $400 on tho forniture. The cause of the frois ani hm -The Synod of Geneva moots at Watkins on tha third Tuesday, 10th of this month. It is expected that a Synodical Womans' Missionary Convention will be hold at the same time. Mrs. Prof Huntingdon and Johnson and otherladies of prominence with perhaps a missionary from abroad ars logked for, and it is hoped tho ehurches generally of the Synod wil} be represented. -The Prosbrterian Charck of Corning has unanimously called to its pastorate the Rov. Matthew L. Porine Hill, of Des Moines, Iowa. Mr. Hill was formerly of Central New York, and much esteemed for his admirable talents as a preacher, genial spirit and devotedness to his pastoral work The Corning people feal that he is just the man they want, and are prepared to give him a cordial reception on his @vrival. -The Hook and Ladder Company of this city went up to the fifty-ninth annual parade of the Canandaigua Fi-o Department last Monday and had a most delightful time. But Steamer No.1, of Canandaigua, must have leoked a little singular, tho Messenger stat- ing that it was \trimmed with fowers, with LaFrance's band of Elmirs, seronteon in number, with the Elmira Hook and Ladder wagon drawn by two elegant grey horses apd a large company of men.\ We know thatour famous LaFrances, in their handsome uniforms, and the Hooks as well, are useful, but we were not aware before that they could all ba used to ornament a steam fire engine. -Ithaes, somewhat stirred ap by the suc- cess of the late State Fair here, wants & Contral New York Fair there next yoar, and the Journal clamors for it as follows: \If Ithaca will realize the central position sho occupies it will nout be a hard matter to organiza here for next fall a fair that will at» in the circulation of the Daily Journal each evening, a fair that | will attract from 15, 000 to 20,000 persons, and within this same scope is erabraced cattle, horses, sheep and swine, grains, vegetables, fruits, dairy pro- ducts, agricultural implements, masafactur- ed and domestic articles, to jmake the ethi- bition a grand success. Let us havo & Cen- tral New York Fair at Ithaca next fall\ To ba sura, the more the mormier mud the oftener fairs aro held the more rapid will ba the advance of the country in the direction to which they tend. Meteorcieg:ems. At Gurity & Morrell's drug store, corner of Lake amd Carroll streets, yesterday, the thermometer indicated as followa: see. 499 M L 22 589 B Pu Mills.. sec ee ee eee 672 B Po M cee 54° ____-- ago- Schuits and Cowell's Pumps Shultz and Colwell of Horsoheads, exhib- ited at the State Fair their expanding rubber bucket for chain pumps and obtained upon it first premiam, a bronso medal. It has many extellencies which recommend it to the attention. | It can be readily adjusted to produce the least possible friction and yet, make a perfect vacuum. | The rubber used is found in water. | It is claimed for the purp, that it is the acme of simplicity and that it will draw more water in a given time with less power than any other pump in use. o nates - Wake the Song. The Society of the \Home for the Aged\ has applied to and obtained its request from Prof. Seager, that the \loaves and fishes\ of the forthcoming Oratorio of Es- ther shall float into its treasury. In other words, the enterprise, which might put two or throo thousand dollars in the Professor's pocket legitimately, is to be a grand benefit to this worthy and popular charity. 'The terms upon which the Oratorio is to be pre- sented are exceedingly liboral, and there is not the shadow of a question as to its ano cess, musically as well as finsnclally. Circulars of Invitation to one hundred and fifty singers will be sent out to-morrow. Any persons possessing good voices whose names have been overlooked, will oblige by leaving their address with Mr. Chas. Palmer at the postoflce goneral delivery, or with stowed. R «o \ at anppal mesting st the parsonage, 410 Wil liam street, this evening at 44 o'clock. 'The election of officers will take place, and other important busitiess requiring a general at- tendance of members. -An ock tree stands between Otego and Wells Bridge, Otsego county, on the line of thoe Albany and Susquehanns {Railroad, the trunk of which is completely hollow and notBing is visible but the veriest fragment of a bark, from top to root, and yetit has limbs abounding in verdure. -Frank A. Langworthy, who for some time has been running the local columns of the Hornelisvile Times, has left that position and gone to New York to complete his medical studies. Frankig a bright fellow,and we trust that he will bo as successfol in the medical as he has been in the editorial profession: -Bailders will be interested in an adver- tisement in another column signed by J. B. Thomas, in relation to propormls for building a portion of the north wing of the Reforma- tory. The bids must be presented on or be- fore the 22d-inst. at twelve o'clock noon, st the office, corner of Baldwin and Carroll streets, prer the Bank of Chemung, -(iol, Abbott contemplates {speedily renc- vating and improving the Eathbun House. Beaifies refurnishing, re-carpeting andother- wise: repairing, the main entrance will be very much beautified. The Colonel succeeds admirely in keegiing a good hotel, the public seemaito bep with him and his efforts, aud he never tives of returning in sll ways in bis power appreciation of his enter; --The Roch@ster Democrat asd appears to us in a new - dross. I% is ong. the best papers iin all respects in this coun- try, and we know of no joorsal: that thy more deserves to drees itself | in new whensysribchopsme than if. We py t mylinwmqunt s thqorand. more F when .the last trump iteall OFE, find that their patrons kind treatment and. Pair deal» 11 mmfnhichhchsnthmrho hare had any | dealings with them: will endorse. They gogo) | Macy, managing | Knigh 9 B Prof. Seager at the Rathbun House. A Good Find., Tho Horpellsville Herald relates that a lady while washing her hands in the A. & G. W. diroctors' gar \Atlantic on train three with four diamonds, by its digging from her Anger and dropping to the track through the the triin at Hornelisville Officer Niendorf, learning the particulars, went down to Ad- dison on train eight and commenced walk- ing back towards Hornellsville, carefully looking for the treasure. Ho was lucky enough to find it about two miles west of Addison, and telegraphed the fact to Ha» ceiver J. H. Dovereauc of the A. & G. W. romd, who was on the car with the l4dy. This is only one of the many favors which Officer Niendorf is continually doing for the traveling public,as well as our citizens; and more such. The Knights Templar at Rochestor. will be in attendance, {estimated at twelve hundred. The officers of the day aro as follows : Grand Marabar-P. E. C., William 8 Assis Edgerton, Smith, T. E. Parsous. illiam Alkenland, ing, Deniel Gattens, S. F. Hess, , John a ast. two, 0% + Bunday is”; (if k xi“? {W‘fi £ M wont, through' Kiniien lat epéileg on hle war hon-2013“? t: His film‘w“; 'making it particulary lively whatever his olce has been beard. He-le to return West in afew wieks to catablasb, in Chibago, ® mewspapat; to bb oallnd Poparcy's Wester® Democoret: It will start with a guaranteed circulation 'of filty thousand, asd will at once enter upon & red-hot contest in davor of western interests, and n greenback currency 'as against what \Brick\ calls Wall atreet dictation and Taminsny The Workt aad other eastern Democratic papers | advise Ohio Democrats to voto against Allon. \Brick\ goos west in response to; was; z:- eased wish in al ¢ eWostern States to help fim & fiestas; opposition wwntéd 'tends to forse the Aghtthg from the start. ''There is trouble ahead forsomsbody, and in the nest National Demoorstic Cggiventio® | be a Hvely This entesprisc will ngt futerfere with Pomeroy's New York Democrat, whish is to be contin- ued with the same vim end forco as ever. \Briok\ is backed by half a million of do lars furnished by his western friends, which, rain in the morning, beautifully, and the thin anticipated qwing to the main the Hight a (0 0 C0 son bores Belle of Frapk Hef y sanfl of, Fragk Hart having the polo. Mos» a tained {§ throughout the heat, win- ning it easily in %¢3,. Frask Hart dig tanked. * 1 > picgly ahead and kopt his position through» out, although c . * MIR}. 'Lady Ballard to the anrprise of every r a oneipassing thom all at the frst Garn and pioaey Wal) Wom (in» | hat-Eat Lark, winning the beay/in 250, the: word, Lack leading finely, but om the backatretch Lady Dellard collared him and .on homestrsich Lark went of his feet, and the lady came in under the wire nloaly abend. Time 280. Owing to darkness this race was unfinished. last Tuesday inorning lost a cameo ring sat\ pipe of the wash stand. - Upon the arrival of wa.cannot pars the present opportunity to commend him as a faithfol, conscientious. and temperate officer. Would there wore Gn Tassday of next week the Grand Com- mandery of the Knights Templar of this State is to meet ut Rochester, and on tHe next day, Wedpesday, the; 13th, will take place the grand parade andthe prize drill A groat numberof Knights, it is expected, tant Marshals-Sonas Jones, H. H. 3. G.ButzehJohnIfi , K. Yi mWIoa-x Ogle, William Alk 83d degree, James Peart, J. H. McGregor, 1D. E. Cacter, H. H. Wamer, F. Eng“? B.J.Arnold, C. T: Cohverse, Jon-E = you, G. D, Warres, S. G. Hollister. Ji #. Urham, Fred Miller, James Logan, g H. Wilson, A. » Them,uitwinbolwmuum' ; «64 it will be observed that our home Com» with what he himself bas, apd what he knows about Eastern Democrats, Tam» many and its rigs, will eouble him to make it rathof warm where he locates bimself. - —'w~h*—“. camistxzo 1Exs. -Waldo & Davison, for two gears last past out of trada, hares renovated their store building and are Alling it with a sensonable atook of goods. A staunch, relimble and successful firm, they will not have lo resort to any clap-trap to #ecure a large potrou- age. -Business genorally I judgo to ls good. | All oor manufacturing concerns ire fully employed, our merchants are good stocks of goods in their several lines and business men seem cheerful. -Improvements are everywhare manifest, especially in the matter of grading atrects and building walke. A move in the mgbt direction is the putting down of goud atone walka in different parts of the village, a work which seams to be \catching.\ -Political affairs begin to engross the at- tention of a portion of our people Wo have ene candidato for oflce in the presence of John H. Consalus, Esq., who is the nominse of tha prohbibitionists for Justice of Sessions, The nominations made ot Addison last Bat- arday are omingntly astisfactory hore so far as I havo been ablp to learn and will be heartily supported by all good Republicans. It is a pleasure to the \rank and file\ whose interest in political matters inco Aned to a desire for \good government -i willing» ness and porpusato cast their votes in such » way as best to secuce it -when good mon are placed in nomination for oflce. Buch is the case this year and thero seems to be no good reason for Republicans to traverse out- side the party nominations to find good mon for whom to cast their ballots. go u. 6. ww_-_-_-sin- Trinity Church Musical Entertainidient The first entertainment of the winter at the Trinity Church parlors was given last evening. - The pleasant rooms were crowded fall with ploasod listenors, the whiolo oven ing passing of delightfelly and leaving an Impression that cannot help but s carried through the whole winter. Tuners was an instrumental solo by Miss Nollis Stevenson, and a duct by Missos Jonnie Buof and Mc- Neil, both - exeelloatly - well rendered and heartily applauded. Young Rawmndell with his violin added to the «atiefaction of the evaning. | Prof. B. W. Songer, who happened to be prosont, and being callod apon sang A solo. a ballad, in a very plossing manner, making a decidedly good impression. He, with Parmenter and Cargill sang \Come Where - My - Love - Lies Dreaming.\ and gave to that charming | composi- tion - an - interpretation that delighted every one. - Mr. Parmenter also sing two solos. - His sweet, mellow voiso ts always heard with gratification and it has fow supe. riors hero abouts, if any. | Miss Jennie Hoof sang one of Paropa'a sopgs \Eostany Walts \ It was so charmingly done, that thoro was a tumaituous dewcand for an encore which was gracefully granted. Misa Roof possosa¢s a tost boautiful volos and it bar been highly cultivated. - Wo cannot help but feel a regret that the. masical world is to lose one of so much promise and that our city is to be deprived of n yaung woman, who, by ber winning manners and sunny disposition gath- era about borsolf so masy warm and admir- Ing friends, yet the loda, in both ways, issome- what componsated for by the reflection that who is to adorn the howe and Arosido of a dis- tinguished gentleman and that shi entize~ ly worthy of qcoupging the place for which she sesrom to be destined, or indeed any other position. After, the musical portion of the programms had been sccomplished, came the refresh- ments, and then followod the dancing, which concluded the evening. Those listing the charge of the opening entertainment at the Trinity parlors, have the thanke of tho large audience present, and may réat assured that they have made a reputation 'for their mosi- calesthat will always attract to them large crowds. onn nan nlite _n ~~ TWO HOOKS. plicit adatom KLL PERZINY AT LARON We dow't know whence hecame, or where he has besu shut up that he should came his new book, which J. B. Ford & Co., have put up in such handsome shape, with such a singular, not to say taking title. - But it is just like him after all, as is the book from the fiy leaf before the droll preface to the Ay loaf that follows after Finis. It is not a phflowophical work ror ome that you would care to sit down at and read through at one sitting. It is like whipt uyliabub, or Cbarlotts Russe to ba taken only a bit at a time, or after a hearty meal when you can enjoy It all to the full, Perkins sone ofthe humorists of the day, alongside of Mark Twats, Josh Billings and the Fat Contribu- tor, amd by jnoreasing the laughter of mankind, has made it better and healthier, if nobwises | There are many who hope t ho may be at large all of the time. Brothers hava the book for male. rLGX to HAZXEST. Bev. E. P. Roe, in his 'Barrlers Burned Away\ and \Opening of a Chestnut Burs,\ has shown bis right to bo heard as & writer of fiction, snd his new book \From Jest to Karnest,\ joust figued from the press of . Dodd and Mead of New York, stil furth r daraonatrates, that, whatever his critios may say of him, he hae created a wider parish than 'that withinthe sound oif his voice. There is a charm about his books, that no one can gainmay, the people in them are all of this world and Abough there ia ® healthy moral in ail that ho writes, if js uct thrust 'forward so conspicuously az to be unpleasant. In this \From Jerk to Earnest\ you cannot help becoming interested in Lottie und Hemp atead from the moment that you first mest them un§lihe conclusion is 'remched. Of syurse old novel readers can well conjecture | the upshot of {hm Joke with wHich | the story ocmmmences, but like a journey, the amd of which you uwofi'w‘wfloyfi a b's, there in amough passing: ma you on,to keep yon duaply intersated. | 'The hook can be recommuenied for many thiige; style is pase nod: & the mfinflfm Mooie ors, Last, Lady L. and Tillis, Lwk winplng Time, $44. TilHle close, to har hesl«, in 2 41 a ‘.L' 1! “if i. Third Sport Co | [wana inutk larger orved The first face wis tie S715 cleas, in. which 9 i\ * Balinrd, bush, Mossow, Jame Hall, | | Hero. They got a fine got the lead soom:after pasmang the © In tho sccond heat, Moscow atarted of y by Larkiand me S51. If the third heat, they all started off tloy,clossiy followers by Fourth haat-After seme scoring they got The was for s .- _, . (450 posaka. Ror tule ware bat three «tart. the pole. They got » fice saad off. Tillie soon took the InaGand came home easily. Hecosd Host-Lark was withdraen and the rosco was confined to Lady L. and Tilllo, They started hoad and head around theo track, both going at a ulashing gait, Lady L coming under the wire lightly shead. Time 2:43. Taird Heat -Some fault beteg found with Lady I 's driver, gnoothor was put in bis place, and getting tho word, the horecs star- tod both doing their utmost, but Lady L out-Llooted ber upponent. winning the boat,, Pourth heat -[Iho ersitement was now intense and whon the horses came up they were greeted with chears by th ar respootive backers, and oo receiving the word they s ore off lke a shot out of a gun, Tilo lefding slightly, Lady L closo to her sylky whoa!. On the hop stretch it was for a time doubtfal which would win, bat Tullio letting out a link pueed the ju lges' ataad - abead, count of the darkness the dectling beats of thin race wore also poutpo.-1 uaul to-day but the sun came :ont }: wak much beter };, Mrz. Kliza Gonorer, of Owego, X. T , ray bothopmfiumlflmtbw P;. Up- at the Sargica! Instibute 'yoalerdsy, Cit Resaleed, That rected to an amid the cheers of tho apecatora. _ On ac- ; tel, 413 Railroad Avenae, eight or ten good + om rare E 4: yas ‘ s. mufimdum— ¥. T.. aint | moam®p or l , H H Regular Merting. ne Emmi—Qt, Y“! P Bs Dazs, Thro: Wares, and CM- The reading of the minutes of thugs-tri- ous meeting was dispensed with. . ~*; ONoarund the wietabere present. ... .. By Mr. Duan: ~ \ tot Health Officer be di» ind the filling up of the lof on the south-west corner of Bouth Main and Partridge streets, Fifth ward. ‘LAWJ - Adjourned for tro weeks. e to =_ ¥. Quiousy, Clerk. To Water Takera The watez will be abut of to-night, (Octo: her Sth,) from the sntire city, with the ex» ception of the Filth Ward, from saran to twelve o'elock. J. H. Leavritr, Hopt cetBilt * “ABM-Mummthoidr. Of this one fact shoold bo aware: That those who buy at Bullard's storo For the samo money, do get mare Than those who trade elgewhare. All the strest cars pass by their stores on Water stroct, nearly opposite Main st bridge. They always keep a good stock of dry goods, and sell at the very lowest prices. sept27d wtf. §ZZ° $4.00 will buy a good winter overcost at 113 Lake street. -oct8 d2t. wn can. -~ nmn tete wer => CGH L. Triyen, agent for DEVLIN & CO., New Yosk, is stopping st the Rathbun House to-day ouly. with a full Hice of sam ples of cloths, to be made to order. Cal; and seo bim, Oct8-1t amman omens nom CGI Go asd got a good winter suit for $0 00, at 113 Lake utreot -oct8-d2t. ___. cof- CaF Wantyp.-At Fowler's European Ho- boardare, and if you would like the worth of your money, call at Fowler's Oyster Bay, at 10 o'clock. a THB ma & Thero wers threo horses eotered for thle race, Hastiand,. Unestout Bily mad Gays had a nro seal of | Chesgat Billy shot a leagtb ia adranos, ln 58° seconds - Harp. land won the othr two heats, dlogely fol. lowed by clas.tiat Billy, Gayo coining in third. ro bay's haces & Tod.y ta ex waloha trorted the deciding heats of t o two unfuished races of yoster- day, cath the regular advertisod, bairg a o orace for 235 horses, tor all, 1 « nor ate ontcred same vory fast horses, a uca: tie o Les go Hantress, «ho Wrothed ia cos free fur ait in Elmira Inst week, Plater, brs, owned by Uourge W. Burt of this city, Ton Frank, Bar- bara ant otssra - Tao parts is for $800, §300 to rst, $150 to secound, §90 to third, $60 to fourth Enere will alo be a reoging réeg, able hpata, three io Ave, be- tween tiago, Hartland and ethere A Hae dug's sport ts expected - The races will bo called at 4 p u- sbarp, except tho bests, which wiil boyin at 10 a m - urn cant asians :No THOUBLE I8 PLL W A CH £ = <-- le- Toey (Clabos to bave Come from Eimira. * Frain the M lesukse Comanercial Vligss, 6 For estas tins past a story has bean our culating torough the svcial circles of Mil- in relatog to some young lady book cagvassors, whoso enditiog and want of bas been the subject of much » »nment., The fact: of the cass as od by a Commercial Times reperter are as fol- lows Abaut a month ayo a wall dressed gentleman, | mccompant by iwo young ides, spplisd for board and rooume gt No 392 Jefetwon streot. Pus gentleman gave bis name as G Ho Glazier, and sarl 'That be was book agent from Chicago, daly author. ized to make a thorough canvass of Milwan- koe for the gale of a book written by his brother, entitled \Battles of the Ugion \ He said the young ladies had boon engaged io the East at a I salary to present the book to the public, snd that togethor they had coma to Milwaukes for that purpose. To all spposrancen the story boro evidence of truth, and the young at tho time varied this statomont | Both of tho girls were young and handsome asd dressed in tho lates; fasblonable atyle They gave thats names as Miss Still seil and Miss Cuyte, nnd sgumed retlcant about conversing in ro gard to their persosal historpm . Hoth were well educated and capable of lively conver- sation on the stirring topics of the day. It was evident to all with whom they came in contact that the young ladses repeired more than ordin cultare, and that the kse was yot unrovrealod. Viracious and,full of life, they soon became favorites at their boarding houso and wore the objects of gen ural attention. At the book stores on the street their modest and unpretending manner, their graceful figures and ros cheeks nced a sensation, and the remar was a as they passed to their deily la- bor, \There are tho PRETTY BOOX Casviseess.\ time, and met with fair success In the of the book. Owing to tho dull season and hard times this favorable state of affaire did not con- tinue to exist and the book sales ran short. Day after day the two canvassed the city without success, ng to gain sn b the cit men treated them with respect, but politely Union.\ They determined not to arduous riutios. They quistly submf to the Insolts ly received. Strangers «nd th worked with 4 of this Chicago boo roung ladies every work they had accomplished d: he ad a ay of laziness, ho heaped upon them opithete no- banning-imaging Wm, ani an young ladiessubmitted to the abuse d complaint, and for some time did known the Ini wage. . THM OIRLS® SIORT LEAKED OUT the utions of this book t. Yrare mfi indebt for amt-1m \ | ters opaned from the shell at 26 cénts per : dozen, and oysters in every style as cheap as ' you can find them anywhere In the city, and Hartland solbog largely in the pools | 'Tuey | ahead and kept ss, coming in undor the wire | ' dottars on good bond .and mortgage, given on real outate, worth at loast gightsen thousand ‘ quire at the office of the Daily Apvsstise®. won n _ I 6i@ $1 0D will buy an all wool for boavrer onn c nnn mle onze '_ gap\ Prof. C: O. Bryant's dancing school, purse §100 | $21) $110 vat $A) - Anlatr e ' hidden secret of their appearance in Milwan- f They worked industrionsiy and well for m sale orable living. - Thoy visited every ward h wf mama! homa at night wig hsary hourts and tired feet. - The business refused to purchase \The Battles of the vo up, and labored hard to faithfolly foal 1M; tted to rebuffs on every side, and boil-tendon & y \gum aspais, and returned to the boarding house at night to reosive in- sults from a hard employer. Et was a custom E ageat to call on the night for a magi}: gt day, and on finding that they met wi “poo: 1 nhm.£knww%&¥;u§hbh marcy, lpnndxmptm Hem of the fact. Besides upbrmiding thrm for Tone made 1 wWfi occasions made improper pro without not make mstances of their dfitrfll‘d condition. -They had loft a_ good 1C | dctimate the dificultien which are to bo met with in the pathway of ascertain fortune. We! their whereabouts the sor- rowing parents had givem them up me lout, and had been unable to discover thp ruma» st length and came to the ears of several promines# MUwankee ladies, who tok im» mediate measures to rellere the from without mearms to procure & sub» pro- * C visas | . ByRarTC: TiL 'Pp.5.. 41.00 413, where you 'will And the bast count oys- all dishes sarved to order on short notice. ce 8 diw. Isaia (L. Fowisa ~4ge-----g= SA W astin -A loin of four thousand dollars - Seid loan wasted immediately. In- octblif orereoat, at 113 Lake street. --oot8-d2t. for gents, nest Fridey asd S«turdsy oren- loga. For ladies, misses and mastort, but- arday afternoon. Oot. O. _- CAP Oystera can be had kt tha Arbsur ; froch freq: the shell, as cheap as any other in the city. - We are nating a spec- ality in oyaters this someon. - We bave Mor- ris Hiver Coves, East River Shrewaburys, Dlos Points, Cherry Gtomes, add all of the best Azroved oysters In market Tr our Morris Hiver Coves at fifty cctite a quart. ' I w'nllsadgctntetdchenc-S‘rtxogn Fniesttes at Hattie Burcbeli'»: they give the haad a pretty, youthful appearance. septa7dtL. nomen e oce» CH Very bsadrsome China Vama at Bo- ment & Davenport's Bazear for from 50 centa to$1.00 gach. Also Toilet Sota at $1 00. septl-d1f Ci#* Zegpbyt Worsted, Filling Silks, Heads, Germantown Wool aad Worsted Enbroider tos, atways on hand at the Barras 311 East Water street. -soptSl-dif w— Cis Dx. T. &. Bwiyt, to H. H. Bayles, Ovolist, 120 Water street. Office hours from 9 a a.13 x., and from & to 5 r. as. aprbdém Ci New woolen yerns, boslery in plai colors, also stripes __ Mertoo - upderwear mettos, canvas corscts, bustles, cm- bruiderier, and a foll sesortment of fancy goods at lowest prices, at Misa E. T. Duna's 140 W. Water St., near Blain. Septl TH. sag --- CIF Criliren's syits, from $2.00 upwards, at 113 Lake street. _-.___- -- ee Ci Tho ladies of Elmira ard victnity flnuvummqbqalnngoncomal’m- per for all kinks of Flower Pots, Hanging Haskets and every kind of goods kept by them. eapl 4dtf “M— 63° 5,000 odd vests at 75o aplace, at 113 Lasko strest -oct8-d3t. uct stoves cheap st Taylor's auction room. wean! -t- CIF William Roberts, 108 asd 436 East Water street, Kimirs, N. T. is a relisble place to get gouts and ladica groats cleaned and dyed. Tr him.-mariOdkwtf ___ see ~- e § 1.000 pair of pasta at $160 at 113 Lake street -oct8 d3t. marra anar 3 Mi Brzo Wuzaz.- We have for sale pure, clean, white Bececa and - Clawson wheat. Gaart & DaWarkzs. sop7-d& wil. STS sew switches at $2.00 cach at Hattie Borchell'e. _ . 600 new switches at $3.00 cach at Hattic Burchell's. ' €00 new switches at $5.00 oach nt Hattie BarchelH'a. Also-an immenss steok of ever;thing pertaining to the hair bosigcss, at lower prices than ever. sept37du. SIT E. 5. Satterlee & Co., LS Kast Water strost, invite attention to their stock of anglGdatf SIPE. B. Eatterlos & Co., 115 Keat Water street, are selling Black Silks, Cashmere, Henrietta Cloths, Black Alpmone, snd all other dreas goods, cheap for curh.c-augLOdif Ape nant tenon minne rms MARRIED. EUKT-ZO8S-In this clty, on the 6Urinet.. by Rev. Addison Parker, Mr. J. Buzz and M. Maup Roes, Noth ef Kimira. ALLYS-PIXBSOX-On 6th inst., at the rasidence, - of the bride's mother, by the v. Kijak Korr, Jr , ofKimirs, K. Y. FROM JE8T TO EARNEST, BY 2KY, C, P. BOK, 31,78, >> mmquA-méc- | waa of Bono, 5. ~ UrBy mall on recolpt of Pan”? -~\ [| 'Imame - ‘Ruonzb‘mmm board, formarly obou» rly manes Lule C 1 T Sivek h -time Sel bt rcome (06 Wask ¥eret \ Garpot: TInguire at 137 W, | Dagquire at tits | Sheet - \arb | LADIES DESIKHHu THE | Newest - Novelties DRESS GOODS, fifi¢wa Will Find - to Thel Advantage to Rxamlino Our Roods and Prices, BJK Cashmeres Mourning | Fabrics ;' ready made clothing for men and boys -~ | Frommer °C. Arto to Miss Max L Pransox, both i- Our Stock Is Ackjow!l edged the; FinesiJ, Most! 111“qu ell Ever;Br| mauwé =*~ t We Ask ail sa 7 :' . Japon Scamtszrk. - 1 Tied by Dr, Ball at 259 Détawid ft, _ Y Faithqmfi\:fmm ais m‘ W2 5: A: l i . A sf X* KX - a yes ~ NEY - . A --To Rent, a arasil house abd lot, - wi ton tod Of Bt. Brides, W ie aige Enr oraeia w Ranee: | Parse | as c opie Toxxcnua‘n rs semi-nun erv. A good farm porth@het of Horsabeids, \Wiliam Real Agent, Kim'rs i_ (60 } shun l sll undersigned hss in hls Lande for salejon ¢asy {wmwwrwx Ioosted proparty near city. A fine residence. 'The grounds large with beautiful abate, Wroctax X. Mrrazo®#, Insur- UO 8G Keal Estate Agrut, 108 Daldwin Street, Kimire, spgbdif \~nEW ADVERTISEMEflgl. (at; Notice, OTICE is hersby given to all persont hivin N claims “gully of Kimira, on nat 0.1 IR sicher thy an prem de ald n ut the sakes w mania-n, xed gm. one-pot the at? i. No, anne: 800 Keat Water strec t Cay of XML-z. 1.8335??th $5321}ng H 2:51:13: the payment thoreof. Dated October 7th, 1815. l HOWARD M. SMITH, ccBdcewt1iMov-fri Mayor Oity of Wimira. Cemetery Notice----Removal of Bodios. | MALON'E OFFICE, CITY OF ¢ October 8th, mum } ll compliance with suthority vested in wo by the Common Council of the City of Hlmir®, notice is hereby given to relstives umd friends isteraated in the remoral of the bodies now lying in the public ground situate between Church and Gray in clty. © Fizsr-Sach bodies must bo removed on br before lhzm'lml April, 1876, L y person or persons interested in the removal of such bodies, and dosiring to superintend the removal of the same, can obtain all necessary in- addresaing or consulting Nathan Baker .. Cemstery Oomnilésioner, Ximira, N. . bodivs ar rematos not removed the frat mt April, 1876, will be removed and pl in We wn Cemetery at the expanse of the City of Kimirs, sod under the direction of the Remetery Commissionot, HJWARD M. MITA, octédoswCm-fri Mayor, City of hum-s $10,000.00--Sewer Bonds. NOTICE is hereby given that sealed propossis will be received by me at my office No. 119 East (Church street until Monday evening, October lith, 1978, at T o'clock, fer the purchase of $10,000 in bonds issuod by the city of Eim{ra, for the purposh of build- ing a sewer in the bed of the Obemung weid bonds are in sums of $500 cach, paj&ble $2000 on the lst day of October, in cach of the yours 1870, 1877, 1878, 1879, and 1880, with Interest paykble April 1st and October Ist in exch your. « Proposals must bo addressod to Howard M. Smith, Mayor City unnmln. and endorsed \Proposals for Bower - Dated Mayor's Office, mmxflibouobcr T,/1875, oc8dtill11 HOW M. H, Mayor, REPORT of the condition of The Ka- tional Bank pf Kimirs,\ at Elmira, l§ the State of New York, at tho close of business ton the lst day of October, 1676: RESOUCHCES. Loans and Discounts. .. ... $601,892 62 Overdrafte .. ... .. 2200 .. _ 2.863 69 T. 8. Bonds to secure Circulation ... . 220,000 00 T 8. Bonds to secure Deposits... . . ... 58,000 08 Duo from approved Reserve Agonts ...... 16,551 39 Due from o National Banks . . .. .. 88,9%4 10 Dus from State Banks and Bankers . .... 21.978 30 Banking Houre... _. 2 ke .. $8,858 80 Checks and other Cash Items, including Bills of offer Rational Banks |.... 0.00. 19.948 vo Fractional Currency (including Nickels) .. 1.190 87 Legal tender notas. ... . . . 22.183 00 HKederption Fund, with U # Tressurer (nok more than 5 per cent. on cireula- HORJ 222 cscs ele 69> 22.20. ,_ 9,60 00 Dus from U, 8, Treasurer (other than 6 per cont Redemption Fund} ...... S60 00 Total .. $1,024,505 58 Capital Stork paid iglwtlm £200,000 bo Burplus Fund ~, 200,000 #0 Utter undivided profits ., 10.408 92 Circulating Notes received from Individual Deposits subject to _ _/ * & chook....... 22... .- 11 Demand Certificates of Deposit . 24,743 8 ---4 211,401 $3 United States ite . - , 27.285 Due to other National Banks . ..» 164,980 63 Due to State Banks and Baukors . .. ..; 17.193 90 Total. .. .. 00 ... $1,023,500 #8 I Willizm F Corey, Ceshier of \The ond Ns- tonal Bank of lfmlm.\ do selem that the xbove atatement i& true, to the beat of my knowledge and belief WILLIAM F OUBEY, Cashier. Correct., Attest, Ranter Put-1.1 0. °R. Camuren, Directors, , C R Pharr | HTATE OF NEW to or C a, Bworn to and sulspribed before me. this 7th W E, BARDWELL day of October, 1878. Nqusg Public. Cutterfgéig, Rosenbaum # Co., {Olid No. 158.) With to toform thulr patrons and tho:-public, that they are prepared for FALL AND WINTER, Having purchasedan immense sthckof DrvyCGoops COMPRISING DRESS CGOODS ! FANCY AND PLAIN Linens and White Goods, Blankets and Flannols, Notions and Furnishing Goods. Honsekeggfng éoods IX GREAT PROEUSION. , To Our Lino Black Alpacas, Cashmeres, and Silks. - We Invite especial attgution, feeling obnfdent that our prices cannot bo unwise}! A boantiful line of new mile CARPETS, ' oIL UCLOTHS on hand, purchased recently, st 186g than cont. £ The Millinery Department, w ghoul-facet“! 01.1“ “mummy; are 0015 hi Teas than Kew York wholesale rates, ore supplied RamLibersi inducsments offerad to cash buyers. C’s-301m own interes$. tyfnwux ay the ae-Guttenberg, Rosenbaum & Co. #01 Rast Water Stroat. \Rathbun House, «___ ELMIRA.N.¥, . C: Casters; Cake Baskets, Finely Decorated Chamber Sets New No. 201 East Water St., aND RUGS, | Qg-gjq‘gfimsmfi . a aaa fixg'nim ~A . lla. 10K $1.7 aP une altre; \Cx FE'H'?\ 5 s,\! : . ot At \204 of mm‘flm‘ 735 lik \}} Bortnioai6lé:* ' pithlahedt-Oot/ 106.3 ensiptier prion: x ls sor e 0 5. FROM ONE TO SIX LIGHT. Stand Lamps, e. Hall Lamp , Side Lamps, All of the best Manufacture. SilverPlatedWare Au clegant line of a Butter Dishes, EKnitves. spoons and Forks, Flower Pot Brackets &S5tands in Bronze; also, POTS, imported snd domestic, handsomely decorted, all sizes. with Curpedores and Slop Jars. CUT GLASSBOWLS,GOBLETS, CHEESE DIAHER,Ac. DECORATED Gold Band & White French China, STONE CHINA, All qualities, bast and cheapest, and a groat variety Prcgh wane: and Limb R BC EABTEEN WABE - POBCELAIN LINED T. W. ELMORE, sep25dtf : D.L. HOLDEN, Whoisale Grocer, 1381 ater St. re eng 1 ® IN 19%. plesk alga-y: ”one ML— aud Oomph“ nold Elmira _ Mustrated N.Y. GRAPHIC, AUG. 16. Views of Manufactories, Public Buildings and Churches, - Portraits of Prominent Men, Historical Bkeiches. PricefS5c., by maail 6c,] orders solicited. The Christian Weekly With illastrations of Eldridge Park, and an article by ant-{Tanner ; also an editorial article on Eldridge , 7 cta. Pomeroy's Democrat FOR AUG. Tsx, with'the article on New York Bank- ers-thoir selfishness and faflures in contrast with Kimira's prominently rich men, and how they use their money. 7 ots. # three papers sent pre-paid ou receipt of 20 cents. Address}: nt pre-pat ® * FLORENCE SULLIVAN, Post Office News Room, © 113 Baid win St., Eimira, N.Y. ar bor you can «t this ment for any paper or magazine published at regular yates. . auglidawttt® TEE WEEKLY ADVERTISER contains the creme de ta creme of the wosk's news. Only $21 year. \0 a ».\ | S5 WARKBa -SB. ~ [ A Nom Das Wo ¥rmx No. 118, fro EVERYONE > (x2. New, Good and Cheap. Splendid Stock of Chandeliers, ® gum, The complete | By Rossiter Johnson. Sratea, Two vols. and \Tra- Vol. I., \Humor.\ , by Hamilton Aide. G“ Sie “Emma-Mame. ,_ [_ |_ . %%L§w@ay;nMd-m . u - N Frum: .’ . R Mfiffim -__ {max Stony by Edmund Yates: Warrer's Wm, ay James Payn: Puatixo THE Warp or Wirz? 'A Romance. 1875 AUT DursuanogPratt 305 East Water St., I2 now in the Belecting the first stock of P September First, when we would bo glad to bave continued the very liberal gin-owe herstofore be- stowed upon us. e expect To meet the ideas of the Ladies in the New Styles Dress Fabrics. Whit fe‘w Summer Goods we have left will be closed out regadiess of cost. alsa 'will ce stocked with FRESH GOODS ! | 'the French of Emile] ' in. by J. W. 112th , @ { Cul f TUMN 1875) | EASTERN MARKETS, , New Fall Dry Goods For Elmira this season, which will be opened\ \ ESPECIALLY & OurCa: petRooms In all the New Designs. . b- fifWaii for the Wagon !f | E. H. COOK & £0., No, 122 Lake St., Elmira, PLUMBERS, Stcam Pipes, Steam Fittings, . Globe, Afngle, & ' for Haw reasonable prices. Plumbing and Gas Fitting. 'With first class Mechanics, we are prepare economically and promptly. SZ AL WORK GUARANTEED. steam aNd eas Frotens | Check Valves, of all sizes to four inches always on hand. Repairs on Steam Pipes MMiliss, Tanneries, &e., promptly done, and at STEAM HEATING in '} all its branches tor Fac- $ tories, Tanneries, Public & and Private Buildings, by high or low pressure, direct and indirect to do all work in the above lines of busines= a ~ Bl HI 000K & 00- INSTITUTE. October 4th, Monday. Call or address sho nld be found io every family. say is true. 1 for eircutar A. J, WARNER, Principal. sep2St. : __ ELMITBA. N Y. ONE PRICE TO ALL CLOTHING - CHEAPER THAN BEFORE THE WAR! _ -A. - EIallock., Cary & Co.'s QUAKER CLOTHING STORE, No. 340 East Water St, Elmira, N.Y., IGN OF THE QUAKER ! IF As vere manufacture all our Clothing we can save , you at least one profit by buying of us. Call and ex- |_ Amine our stock and satisfy yourselt that what we * _ angS0déwtft OMNMERCIAL OOLLEGE AND TELEGRAEPHIC Evening Session will open on » n Snee ®t bys ICB AND + and I will satisfy you that I do business on the Aprld&wtt rier and et BOOTCW, QUINCY, COKGORD i Ita PAX taran ToRn BLORXE from $4.00 to $1200, al) Saina | \O00 , ' ** __ a. A. CRIDLEY & AON, 119 Water, Cor. State 8k); ‘ 3 . K 3. * AYERS! MARBLE FACTORY | K bat 3 ' f T A4GC an { at 4.05 6O, 4GSZ E. Wate}$: 44%, A44, AMG namutmfn Ssh s & Jag; HEAVY AND SHELF HARDWARE ~ |- ary pol. (& Brick Sot Ranges. .. patie ( } u nd ~QGas Fitting 'wesitfom. -| _ tous. NANTL bave a very line atsorisant of all and Styles, whict I will sell at New York:-prices, ranging from llgflualffifl. Bring along Catalogue and Price Lit 'f -A- Qua}. . IRVING P. BootH; 1 work In' our momfi’f « Mt near AND Baliwin azan stape a¥p 103 Water $5“: Ehoirs; N. ¥., ~. wx. F. CORE®K, _ Becord e i 8. aASAEKZ ITY AGRNOT. Gener Fire, Lifennd | \| 4 Figurance, #7 WaterStract.\ Phonographic. 7 B. L. ELDREBD, Jd \ im ca 0 0 = C 6. fixisceflancous. ~ \ KIKS, 3,0 ' Cigy BOOK BINDPERTY, uazotte Buildings, A Lake stypet. WEAVER & FERGUSOS, UENERAL O@MMISSION MeRCHRANTS C aad; Whole, sale Lealofy in Clover and Timothy, aghast, DMed Fruits, Gneese, Eggs, Wool, Hides, Fults < &c., No. Sanu 280 West Water sgroot. - CERIGSEISEE & DEUZGLEI®, QapPENTEHs AND CABLXET MAKERS, cor, Church and Bailroyg avenue. Inside gab 'of churches, and part rlly spocialfies,} All kinds of machine work done to order '., ° sugfdim kiko sBURETTICGEUS, work mont distance promptly attended to. N 124 Faxt Wotor Strock,\ . ' TEAM DXRENG, Cleaning and Works. AB No. U Wy 28. 3s. LOSKERTSON. sAL AGENT aNi BHOKEE, of sonts, Uanlycyance: smd Notary Rublic. Houses, wamgfiwm7u parts of Thercity for rent, sale or exojisngo. Lice 117 Lake dtteet, upstairs. * -_ aprkatf AXRERISON HOLDHIDGE, EALEE AN,, {ILY L- PLATEL WARE as aapecialty ; keeps on hid a .l sgsortment of first-class goods as M210”. zlcos iz'm ct the old ouge r 4 2 c hoo 91,1? uldrulge, new No Man _ at.. B. ¥. 20. «. &. JOEEZ 6 LORS, - m: ASHTON SALT, Ulovoer cog, Timothy seod,.-ulce sand Ware gage, Ko. Lat-8 531.51me Stauclif Halil Bock, it ibe Fogt aA £ \ Mflgmmo Fos: fice, port above Express ~ w. rosmats, : RAM DYBEING AMD CLEANSIN BKB, Lace Gartsing begmitimip elesied GQGWwbgar 35: I, DYER, R OF ILOX Ra . FEsSCIXG and Aurigatiaral Fron works, Market stre 5513311, .%, Also a com biped Street Lamp Procducs'Dazglers. . MOR ERIS 'SEELEY * (Late of the frm of 0-0, Kingebory a Oo.) Jamam’g SERQHANL, and holesule denler ia a Butter, Obsese, Kage,-Wool, Sides, Polts, Cloves co generally, \ and TimoipyBced, and Country rrodu Ro. 219 Wafer atraot. Simira, B. ¥, SEASON i870: LimePiaster- Cement. Rhode Island Lime, hi Cajpined.:Plastor. osendale!Cement, {Rowe's Cave|Cement, J s- Water Lime, Marbisc Pust: Y , S a n d. et roce|ved a largo and freah stock of gaunt, 36, Ba an mmfiizzaxu’ fir’zfi r vid appointed agents for the HOWE'B UaVE OEMKEST, we are propared to mako contracts with buildegy; &c., by the'quantity. PERRY & CO..|1 317 EAST WATER sT., _ spria> HKLMIR A.M. F. ROWLANDS ° Carburetted Stone Works, ' wile Cor. Church St & ReilroadAve, w E have guccosafull} completed our Brst year in Elmfrs in the manufseture of - CARBURETTER STONE, Doabling ogg works thro» anccessive times, We now represent thp labor of 5Go men, snd Mre prepared with & hrgo'snd constantly R $§ock of Moulds 2 - No. a op yJBST gm; : gamma (fig! OR gem 3; {Carhinz of 331mm References ross } Office with Sepadiy E a. seampiEi®, c = > NTELLL OPFECB, INSURANCE AED REAL Entete Agioy, 100 Iain street Beveral housses ang y aale my20Aly - Wara Republi Wadnesi «event ng seven o' will be: Firat west Wi Secon: ~Fhird urd Fifth: purtk Sever Wishing The n be entif vet.t.on t Bor berome! qooh-r, freuen T -Gold 64 -The aden y‘eHx- c -Ih atl jour rom f | -F monies - Lh Manon won ny? fas. -d. P. , wa to execute ang ordare that mas be presented. Oar | E oulaal work commiengs itself. GERITYA MORRELL Wholesale Druggists, . For Patent Msdicines, Druggist's Sundries, .. - FofletiSeaps, ~ fRoots & Horbs. White Lime, Pigster,Paris, Marble Dust, goo - Oil ¥itrol, tosen. daleiCement. FURNISHED BY GERETY & MORRELL, p. (4 €ll ' Whotesale Druggists and GF wy ao s omige.t AG. . 126 Lake St.. cor. Carroll, fcbl1Atft 2 .ELbCBA, M. ¥. ay! & | of Haw ition 0 Th Sof portion Ca Thy attention of ini the sur- $9} 1 found/mg tounties is sspeccaily un to exam- . ._Mq , ins our work. 1 6 ~ 31 Mstimates Given, 941W % sim\r t nd apriod *t Hag-N RY 8! * FIECH’ Agtl iii; - -m Lins. i & eccivd chamb . Cash Customers |« + * Tos to is. aEVE PAY POOR DEBTS, GREATLY REDUCED . . PRICES i -OR- ~ Heavy: Shelf Hardware, Hogse Furnishing Goods, Mechanic's Tog EOR GASHT PLOWNMAN & wicuore, 126 West Water St., anpiéd&'wtf * - WHOLESALE ~* ~ 0 | Heavy Haroware, |: mifimyfi itly _ Blt‘mzamg Window. Glam} gaggfl ‘1’: \ st the the wa peler ed to _| and B: sured EHQrse Shoes, | | -A -aA Medan of St. for ten mg it, so.n Q8 tured. -H] aug ur of Th Board next mayo , | presid 'le R yop ven of t Geog
