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I t is a more frank arid open statement than is ordinarily made : Two years ago among tho snloOn pas- sengers on board diF {lie Cunnrd linors was a.gdld digger, wlio seomed fond of telling that he had made his pile, und that he was going to England to enjoy it He wa?a tall, wellbuilt, good-look- ing man, a little nnder forty, and; not withstanding certain peculiarities of manner, and speepb, lie was, on the wkade, popular. To some, perhaps, his money, which he spent lavishly, was a recommendation; but inany were cer- tainly attached to him by his ingenious, wartu-kenrtod disposition. Ho told ns —for he made ho secret of tho fact—- that he was worth a hundred thousand dollars. * A SCARE nr CAMP. “Tho party now resolved to give chase to tho anaconda, nnd I wvs able to join them. The serpent had been badly wounded, so that it was easy to follow the bloody trail. I t led straigh t to W h ite s cabin. Oq entering we found the anaconda nearly dead, and it was soon dispatched. 1“ On examining tbo cabin we fonnd under tbe floor a great bole which was covered over with boards. Tbis exca- vation had not only -beon the k i r of the snake, but the receptacle of the 'plun- der which had boen taken by White from the monster’s unfortunate vict- ims. , ..v<':_ *• I am paid for my work by Demo- cratic money, and I am doing what 1 am hired and paid for—trying to hart the Republican party all lean.” Thiri was tho substance of a statement made by an alleged ‘‘tempprfinco advocate\' not a thousand mfles from Springfield* not many days age, when he was asked why be was talking anti Republican inj stead of practical temperance. People will vcry_80on learn how much credence to give to that sort of so-called“ tem-i poranco advocate” who are trying to break down the only political party that has evor dono anything for tem- perance. We found him in, and soon dragged him out. I never saw abject terror moro plainly depicted cn a man’s faco. He was absolutely mute with fear, aud in answer to our charge he bad not a word lo say ia his own defense. Then we searched him, and found a watch- cbain and sevoral other small articles that wero known to have belonged to the expressman. ‘ By this timo there was a big crowd about us, for work wns over, nnd tho men c.uno flocking in from all direc- tions. Then thero was a call ou evory side for a judgo and jury. Tbo trial was a short ono, and barely an hour aft- er he had boon dragged from bis cabin Whito wns hanging from tbo bough of n tall pino that grew on tho edgo of tho canon. • INSU RANCE AGENCY . ,4‘; cm‘ .41, T H E NEW FIRM OF F ALL KINDS OF INSURANCE W H I l ’ t E N MORSE & HA.YES, , Too idle to work, nnd too cowardly and mcak to rob by himself, tho man whom we had lynched had trained this foil accomplice to do bis murderous work. Whether \Vhito had over medi- tated nn attaok upon Absolon, and bad brought tbo anaconda at somo timo or otbor to tbo storo with tbis intent, and so it bad made its wny back, or whetk cr after his death it had gono in search of food, was of course nevor known t f j IN STRONG COMPANIES One evening I and a friend wore seated by bim, when it; was snggostud that he must encouutorod some strange experiences in his adventurous life. I A ! (At the old stand of E. D. Morso ) AT CURRENT BATES. “Only one worth telling,\ was his re- ply,“ for the ordinary shooting and card-playing stories I ddro Bay you have read a great deal moro than I ever saw, tkoagh I ’fvas fifteen yo£is in the ditch- es.” Ou being aBked to uarrato the event to which he reforfed, ho consont- ed. I cannot represoht tho realistic impression produced by his looks und gestures, which did much to intensify tho iffeo-of his words; but it is easy to repeat tho story, which i$ indelibly graven on my memory. The Only Missing Link. Sontimcntal Jail Visitor—Of what wero you accnsod ? I nteresting Bird—Stealing a watch, sir. I proved an alibi with nino witnes. sc8 and had olevon wit Leases for char, actor, but thoy gave mo fonr years all tbe same. U ■ARK NOW R ECEI V I N G • Losses Equitably Adjusted A large line of Fresh Goodi, nnd tho.lr Slor “Not much-ovidcncc, yon say, to hang a man ou! Yon wouldn’t say thnt if yon had'soon tho guilt printod on White's face in big capitals. But tho story isn’t dono yet. ‘‘ Wo ltucw we Bbould foci moro com — AND — PROMPTLY PAID is already full o f (loods, such as How tbo man and wifo wbo rent iho top floor back get along is Boldom known to the occupants of tho top floor front Ei a New York Tenement Kouso. I don’t seo why you wero not acquit- ted. A T T H I S OFFI CE. fortable when wo had got rid of him altogether, so that night ho was cat down and buried by moonlight. “Next morning tho camp was thrown ono woakpoirit Well, sir, thero was in my defense. And that was— They found tho watch in m f pocket Timotliy, Clover, ■ BUSINESS CAKDS . Maltebtifii, dace &Gray,, How tho old woman who sleeps in tbo kilckon manages to exist is like- wise unknown to her neighbors. I n fact tho woman on tho socond floor may bo dying, and tho people on tho floor abovo may known nothing of it From tlio first day tbat Wbito ap- peared in the Camp we knew that thore was something strango hbout the man. What his real name was I cannot say, and tbo namo ho went by was given him owing to the color of bis face, which was the palest I have over seea in a living man. His features were good, aud of a melancholy cast, but bis oyes bad a qaeor expression that almost made you Bhivcr when ho looked at yotu Thoy wero bluak dreamy oyes, and had an inhuman, unearthly ex- pression, whicli Boiuotimos Boomed evil and baneful, nnd sometimes qnito the reverse, for I had s on them looking soft and mild euongh; but evou then thoy mado mo feel creepy. Ho had bought a claim, from wlpob a big haul had already beon takon, qtit it was not yob emptied. White, botyover, seemed either too lafcy or unable'ti work, and did littlo or nothing. H e wns Hush of casb, and at first wo tbonght ho must bo a professional gambler, who used gold-digging only ns a blind, bnt, tbo' Jovotcd to play, it was soon soon that ho xnn.lo nothing by cards, as ho ofton- or lost tb.an won. Through his loosos Whito nt last buanmo hard np, but be seethed no'Qiorc inclined fur work than before. into a tumult thnt beggare description by tbo news that Absolon had been found dead in his Btoro, murderod in precisely tbo sauio wny ns tho oxprcss- man. There could bo no doubt in tho mind of any ono wbo saw them both when dead, as I d|d, that it was the samo assassin who bad takon tho life of each. Absolon, liko tho cxpresBmon, possessed exceptional strongth, and thero wero evidences that ho had strag glod hard with his assailant, bat groat- or torco than his own had boon used ; and on bis neck appeared Iho singular iu lontnro which bad puzzled us beforo. I t was also remarkable that, ns in tho ot'ior enso, no shot bad boon fired. Tho alarm which this mysterious ttogody, happening in onr very midst, had caus- ed wns increased by tbo conviction, which most of ns hod, that wo had banged nn innocent mao. L . & L r t . CHASE , c ALSIKR CLOVER , R ED - T O P , ATTOlWJJjJYS AVn.OODNRKlARR AT LAW. Oajiicsw OnmiANoo ConwTT. N . Y. Un-tUM? ii»ltnnd(o4 to In nil t h e Rnnrlg: pro rn u t fcfpmUnn to coUccHnff. fnrrrlonlnv m n r lT o w and co n ^ n rsn o ltjg . A ll proceed lnv-« Inifnro th o ^nrroeAto n cpeclnlty. All chnreo-tow to unit (ho tim e*. AGENTS. What He Furnished. 3.D, VAS.VALKRDDCUOn, Ju*. RoDoipuee a. IIaoe, i.Ciiarlks W. Gray. \} —AUD — “Oh, yes,\ remarked Itotchly, in a Bolf-satisfiod wny,“ Lulu nnd I will start ont in married life nnder favora- ble circniDBtancea. Hor mothor giv«s us a noat littlo home, hor father f i nishes it, and her Unclo Do Long n|»- etockod ono of tho neatest stablo* ur the city. Besides, Lain has a snug in-* como in hor own name.” ORCHARD GRASS . A roportcr visited a largo tonomont houso ia East Fifty-ninth streot,* ono evening. . Tho sidewalk swarmod with dirty facod ohildroD. GREENE UNI ON SCHOOL w hwrss-flHASk. _________L F u m t Ci i a *x. All Recleaned, H i! . F . P O RT E R , — A3CD-— , ATTrtUVirY AND n n U 'S F l.O R AT T.AW oWreIn th o Insurance B uilding, Greene. y . y. _____________________________ Thoio was crane on tho door—black and whito—at which tho childron were gaziDg ia solnmn wonder as it fluttered in tho broczo. Soinobody in fho house was doad, bnt none of tho children knew who bad diod. 1A o a d e m y * , A C A D E M I C YT E AR , 18 8 8 - 9 . A No. I S F.E D . “What part do you furnish 1\ | “Well—principally tho namo—prio*' cipnlly tho name.\ ' EU GEN E CLI N TO N . ATrr»nKiPv at a p rn u N S P r.O R a t t .a w. Office In E m pire Rlock. Greeno. N. Y. FALL TEBM BEGINS SEPT. 3 . * R . P . C R A N D A L L M D. niHro In th e Crandall B uilding, Greeno. N. Y. _______________.__________________ T h e n e x t school y e a r will open th o fir»t A physician attached to a disponsary in tho neighborhood came to visit a sick woman on tbo top floor, and tbo reporter wont wjth him. From one of tho-front-rooms camo orios. I t was tho bereaved wife weop- ing for her doad husband. From another room camo sounds ol langbtor and tbo masio of an nccordian. A lot ot young pooplo were gathered in the rooms directly over where tho heart broken wifo was weeping. On the next floor lived tho physi- cians patient. Sho waB very sick-, ho said nnd should have perfect rest. As tho doctor ond roportcr wero loaving tho sick woman's apartments, two boys entered with pails of coal, which they bad stolen from passing coal carta on the sheets.—JW. Y . Telegram. “Mother writes tbat sho’ will b<r hero to-moi[row for a short visit, mjf dear.\ Kind to H is Boy. ,3? L55. Just received a car load of week o f September with an experienced L M. JO H N SO N . M.-D.. o iftceln th o Insurance Building, Greeno. corps o f T eachers. 1 h e Board of E d u catio n A8h.tpn and Barrel S a lt! , “Very well,” ho replied, and as k f, loft the nouso ho patted bis littlo boy on tbo bead kindly, and said: f “Bobby, didn’t you ask mo to briy' you a tin whiBtlo and a drain, tha Oth- er day 7\ “Yes, pn.” “Well, I will bring them to fOm t#> night\—Sun. ' j , K .'Y .' a re confident th a t never In the histo ry of tb e GA RDEN S EED S I t seemed clear that Wbito could havo no participation in this second orimo when ho was lying buried at the top of tho gatcli yet, as I have sotd, it was acknowledged by all that tho samo culprit who had killod AbsoloD had also cansed tho death of tho ex- pressman. As before, robbery was ev- idently tbo motive of tbo deed. “Absolon bad a lot of money in his store, as ho both dealt iu coorso gold arid acted ns a banker. Tho murdorcr, however, soomod to havo boon scarod away beforo ho bad timo to socuro his plunder. So great was the consterna- tion that many of the men upoko of selling their claims, and one or two families had mado up their mind to leave tho camp. “AbBolon’s monoy and othor proper- ty wns now laying in his houso un- guarded, nnd it was thought probable thnt tbo mnrdorer wonld rofurn next night to obtain bis spoil. Bat, while many wonder at liis ttr.ucrity, Canada Jake announced bis intention of baulk- ing Iho miscrofint by keeping watch at tho storo all night. On Ibis, I volun- teered to go with him. Accompanied by somo of onr friends to tho door, wo entered tho Btoro about nino o’clock. Each of ns had a braca of six shooters and a bowie-knife. Jake nnd I sat ft long timo smoking. The weather was very hot, and I began to feel sleepy. I remember seeing our two candles nick fering in tbo BOcketB, and I know that at tho time I thought wo ought to light others befc ro they went out But with- out carrying ont tbis resolvo I must hnvo fallen asleep. “I siipposo Jako did tlio same, for it was never known for certain. How long I slept I do not know, but I start- ed out of my sleep, roused by tho noise of .a terrible struggle that was going on in tho dark. I could boar honvy br :atbing and Jako's lmlf stifled excla- mation of terror, and I know now that it was ho than with whom lio was con D R . G . O . W ILLIAMS , VUY8I0IAN AND SURGKON Offire In th e M m o Blnrk. Residence Ronfh Main S tre e t. Greono. N. Y. _______________ school were arrangem ents b e lte r mndo for t b e J ‘ 1'-\ I. Ins (ruction of pupils (ban for Iho coming Of all description, by bnlk and paper. _______________ B L H OUGH TON. M D.. llO MR O P A THI fl PHY ' M O T A N . Off?co In tho Cunningham Block, Greeno. V. Y.___________________________________ term . T u itio n , Academic room , tO nnd $7. fact Ihey hnvo everything found In a first 2 bo caialoguo for 1887-8 Is published an d ^fc^ COM M ERCI AL H O TEL, G atM R. N. Y. A Rift in t h oCl ot ^fc^ Old gentleman (to elevated brakeman)—“ Your life, m friend, £ imagine is a laborious and full of trials.” ' i will be mailed free o n application. class Grocery Uo u k o, ond *• At tbis timo a tragedy which took place near tbo camp caused great ox ritemont among ns. Tho exprestm&n, who was on his way to San \Francisco and who was Dairying o largo sum of money and also a largo quantity of coarse gold, Wrs found murdered ond robbed within abont fivo miles of tbe camp. H,o had evidently been attacked while riding throngh a wood. Ho was a first rate shot, bnt near his body wns fonnd bis revolver, loaded in. every chamber. Stmngcr still, lie wns a man of great strength, bnt h:s body show od, by tho marks of violence, tbat be bad been in tho hands of nn assailant more poworfnl still, for (bore were the ’dotprrats of only ono tnnn besides him- self. Most strange and horrible of all, there was on his throat a deep inden- ture, as tkongh it had been caused by ong, sharp teeth. From theso facts, and as wo could discover no cine to the mystery, yon will understand tho exeit- rnent which the event caused. Alt m o d em : ev ervfhlng now th ro u g h ou t fteaim l hy (itsam . T h o b eat *1.60 p e r day lo u se In th e St»*o Free Bnw. B. H. & B B T .KK. ProRrletnra. D uring tb e F all te rm . In tb e Academic d e Al l Qqodi a t Bot t om Prices p artm en t, th e re w ill bo In a d d itio n to th e Brakeman—“ Yoe, si r ; bnt there air* moments when it is filled with blam- ed poace and joy. Old gentleman—\ Whon you ar a paid off, I B’sposo. Brakeman—“ No, air; when I cm*. slam tbe gate in tbe face of somobodj^ ' who is iu a big hurry.\—N b o Y o r W Sun. 'HR TRO W BRI D GE H OUSE. Gr r r s r , N. Y. nsnnl classes lu' tho com mon E n g lish , classes FOB CASn. Artiflcal ly e *. r r s r , Elrat-elnaa Roq** rate* nnlv *1.00 p r r dar_. Choice Wlnea. Alea, l.iqtior* and Clear*. L iv e ry Attached 'PfcAjnt W . TBown*ir>o*, • 4 5 _Panprlelor. iu Physiology, Algebra, (beginning and a d CALL AND 8EE US. Tbo artiflcal oye man in Portland was talking, and be told somo queer stories about tho business. Ho said that vory often it required an export to detect an nrlifical eye. “I often havo a customer como in bore, look at my artificial eyes and talk somothing liko this: ‘Ob, yes, I al- ways had an idea that Mr. So-and-So wore an artificial oyo. His is hazel, usb like that ouo in tho conn r.’ “I find, ten chances to one, tbat if the person referred to wears a glass oye all, my customer believes that nat- ural oyo is glass and tho glass oyo tho one through which ho gets his vision. I know of a man who livdd with his wife a year beforo ho found out sbo wore a glass eye. “Oh, yes, thoy turn just liko the hu- man eye and in a majority of iustancoB possess more fire ana snap than tbe ao tool one. I t is astonishing tbo nambsr of Maino pooplo wbo wear thoso goods. I find lots of tbem in a week. Ob, no, thero is no pain about fitting them.\ *■ People sometimes thinkI boy aro go- ing to bo killed, but it only makes them laugh.\ “I get $8 for a gloss eye, and come under a contract to add to tbe boauiy of tbo physiognomy of my customer 50 per cent. I liavo seen people sit an hour before n looking glasH after I bad fitted them with my goods admiring their new oyo.\—Lewiston Journal. vanced,} ,Latlnv (beginning, CjBomr, V irgil.) W . A. RATH BO NE, F AS HI O N A BLE B A BBKR . TTanfpr I Block ___________Greeno. N . Y. A stronom y, G eom etry, Political Econom y, MOUSE & IIA YES . Type-writing. Greeno, March 20, 1888. W ALK ER & GRAY, DENTISTS. fMfir-e In th e G rands!! B a n d in g , Greeno, N . Y. Gas given when deelrcd. A Teachers’ Class will bo organised (ho Generally Cured by Death. At tho-polico court Tho j# questioning a witness: “Yoar namoT\ “Joseph H orthcr/ ' “Yonr ago T “Forty-throo.\' “Yonr profession T7 “Dramatic author.\ “That's not a profession—I t's a ease.\—Truih. first week In December, a t (h e beginning of D IA M O IN T D S . , 15XCPTANOB HOTF . L . tb e W inter term . Thoso wbo intend to en r’. ' 5. E as . .5 . . (fo rm erlv rnrb.er PI*cel-()refne, N . Y.( LrROY OOWLF8, P «op*m nR . ’ Newly rertnired and r«fnrnl*hed Table nnd bar provided with, th e b es t th e m arket af- orda. Terma reaannaMe. • °40 ■ Qreene, May 7. 18*8. te r t h a t tlm s arc u rg ed t o ta k e th e work (of IN order-to make room for th e goods T have bou g h t, I have iKx-n obliged In add an other show case an d h av e filled it with th o Fall term in prepara1 Ion for t b e Teach ' ers* class work. GOODS AT 25o. EACH. D.*, L . a n d TV. H . A . T im e T a b le . It P . CRANDALL, M. D .. P resident. I wonld also Invito your atte n tio n to th e fact tb a t I have a Some old yarns abont vampires be- came current, and onr scare was not lessoned on learning tbat A marder. at- tended by precisely tho same circum stances, had taken place several months before at a eettlenpoat, aboat a hundred miles distant. A t Long Sraxefc Adnpted June 2-'th, 1888. t r a i n* u o v in o n o b t h. M. R. Par kr r Secret nry. N um ber o f Cheap W atches She.—O b! George, Hold bm upT Hold ma up, or 111 drown I ., f —Ob, dry up and kick out , f» —She—I can’t—oh—I , can't sw ia l Qt nil. . ,t | ra uov ono Racnrirr,n D a t F x p b r-r—Leave Rlngham inn a t 3:40 p. w ; Chennngo Forks 8:58 : • Greeno 4 :1 1 ; Brisbin 4:24 : .C ovenlrv 4:80 : Oxford\-4:39 • Norwich 4 :5 3 ; arriving a t Richfield Junction 6:01 p. si R rc u rw .n an o U tioa N to n t Kxm w o—Leave Philadelphia 0:00 p. m., New York 9:00. Bing- tiamton 4Y30 a . m.. Greone 5:0 -4. Brlsldn 6:18, Oxford 6:31. Norwich 6:60, Bichfield Ju n c- tio n 7:12. Utica. 8:00 a. m. on baud th a t I will sell below cost. M ; Stock of W atches,. Jewelry Then oar attention was called to the fact that daring the past year mystcri oos disappearances ot men had occur- red in varions parts of tho State. I don't think wo are men ranch given to soperstition, and wo bado’t the repnta tion of cowardice, bnt I can tell you I hat for a timo most c f ns were chary of going far from cnmp alone, and two expressmen now hoveled between ns and Frisco, ns no one conld bo fonnd to make tbe journey alone. “Several months passed by, and as, meanwhile, nothing out of tho way had occurred, %ve had almost regained our ft rraer confidence, ond wero disposed to make light of tho alarm tbat had so recently possessed us. “I t was ono summer night, just be- fore the setting of tbe sun, when about a dozen of us wero in Absolon’s pro eery. We were talking of Dothing in particular, when Cannda Jake mado the remark that the night before White had lost three bundled dollars at poker. Then some one else expressed their wonder wheic White had got his mon- ey, as only a short time beforo lie wns known to have been broke, and he had never left the camp sir.ce, and did not wcik. ,t Ho—I f you'd kick half as much heiri as yon do at home yon oould across tho lnko. x \1 —AND — Ut io a Kx pr r s * —Leave Blnohamlnn 7.40 a . M ; Chenango F orks 8:02; Oreene fi:20; Brls hln 8:30: Oxford 8:50: N orwich Rhor- Imrne 9:28; Bichfield Junction 1Q:27; Utica 11:05. . . .\ S IL V E R W A R E $ I Not. H i* Fault. Lieutenant (waking« p ) ^ 3L„ wetter f Already 10 o'clock!. why did you not waken mo whoa dered ? i* now complete. Call in and Look me Over. . . U tic a RxPSKsa—Leaves Binghamton nt 4:20 r m., Chenango Fork* 4:40, Greene 6:00, Brisbin 5:16, Oxford 6:40. Norwich G:0Q . I|lc1ifleld Junction 7:25, Utica 8;09 'p. u. Local F re ig h t, Greeno 7:16 a m. 'lhronsh f r e ig h t Oreene 12:4-3 A. it. Coal 2:00 a . M.: 3:20 a. m TWAINS MOVING Spl'TlI. tending in the deadly strifo which I could see. I put out my hand to grasp mv revolvers, hut tho table on which Yours Respect fnlly, CHAS. W..WELCH. John—I havo already wiricqnod several times, but perhaps yori not heard ma Greeno, May 30,-1883. they lay niust havo boen overturned, and I could fee] nothing. Tho noise soon ended, and then for a second or two I could hear a panting sound; bnt ero I had timo to collect my thoughts tbo monster was\ upon me. ond my arms were bound to my sides as if hold by a vice. I felt something cold and clammy touch my face, and had just timo to ut- ter a frantic cry ere I felt the life being crushed out of mo. I felt I was faint ing, bat before I lost consciousness I heard the sound of many voices and then lights flashing indistinctly before my e^ee. D p in Bon k i n g. Business Man—“ Now, don’t forgot; deliver this note ta the president of the Millionaire Bank. Oq no account give it to any ono else, Go right to the president nnd hand him this yourself. Don't let any ono of the clerks take it.\ N\. T. a n d Psrr.aDRt.puiA Expbsss—Leave* Richfield Junction 12:20 a . m i Norwich 1:26; Oxford 1:42;-Coventry °1:50; Brisbin 61:56. Greene 2:08 ; Chenango Forks 2:!9 ; Bing ham ton 2 :4 0 ; Scranton 4:28 ; New York 8:50; Philadelphia 9:30 p. m iSitflfrrFxPB*s8 — Leaves Utica a t 8:10 p m.; Norwich 10:02; Oxford 10:21 : Coventry ° I0 : 29-5i.Brlql>ln °10:35; G reene 10:47; Chenango F o rk s 11:04; Binghamton ll:2 8 ;JS cran to n 2:30 a .m .; New York 7:30. P a s s r n g r r — Leaves Utfca a t 6:35 A. *».; Norwich 8:33; Oxford 8 :5 0 ; Coventry 9:0'.; •Brisbin 9:13 ; Greene 9: 30; Chenango \Forks 10:0f*: Binghamton 10:28 ; Pcrnnton 1:26 p m; N ew York 7 :0 0 ; Philadelphia 7:30. Bu<n. a n d -El m ir a K xrnw s—Leaves Utica a t 4:35 p . if.. Ju n ctio n 5 :1 8 : Sherhnrne 6:24; Norwich 6 :4 6 ; Oxford 7:00; Urishin 7 :1 6 ; Groene.*.7:26; Chenango .F o rk s 7 :4 2 ; S lug ham ton 8:00. i ■ -Local Freight,,-G reene 3:05 p. m. Through F re ig h t, Greeno, 8:23 p. m. Coal 10:47 p. m„ 8:40 p. n.\ A Star ( ° ) indicates th a t train s do n o t atop. Humphr eys’ - Just Hi* Luck. Passenger—What’s Wrong? Bmkeman—Tho train behind ^ not slow up. Thero be amswJnl oolfif- ion. • ‘ , H T i il m r K E o K Cloth & Cold f i l i n g Hi races, witfc Stel kaptofit* IUILKD FBEX. . O. IforlftlD. K.Ye . uvrormKciPAZaxos. ocbss pntcs. wwunviramwp w km • —---- Fevar t , Cont ett !bn,‘iaf!*mmi Uon»... . 2 5 tvornu, Worm Fvrcr, Worm Coli c.... 2!i O r yi at Col i c, or Tet l hi n s ot Infcots. ..25 Diarrhea, of C’bildreoor AdalU 25 IIjtHllery. Griping, BiKoof Oolio 25 J -aoIera jMorba*. Vomiting ........25 onshl.CoM, UronctiltU...................25 acaralsia. ToothaeSo. Faceaelia ■ .25 Mearlaelies, Siek Hudacho, V«rtl*o. .2 Messenger Boy—“ Don't yer fear. Them dudes can ’t foci me.” , . Passenger—Aria I ’ll be killod. Th is. just my luck. I was foolish tO’l a return ticket n “Eh?[ Ever carry messages to banks!” “Often.” “H owdo you find the president?’ “Look for the cove in tho shabby suit.\—World. Perhaps Pcrson&L* Professor (to class iu pbj “Now describo this oleotrio*! if you please.” - . -> Head Boy—“ I t consists of wheel turned by a cratik” froni tho class.} HOW EO PATH IO WAGONSHOP . •>r«pep«ia, union* ........ SunfreMcaor PalolMl P r r i o h..... W h t o o PrnfoM I’»Hod«. . .. . . . . .. Gr an s, Consh, Diffleiilt BresUimc.... :8«lt HbenRi, KnroiprUv toapUan*., Bheumatlani. EhaomfUo Pafna....... Fever and Acne, Cbtll*, Maluia..... B S t g a M a ^ ^ ^ ff i s a Kllney n!«e«»o........................ :.. * cfS?a?y ^eaku^Vr.^eiiiw'BeiV.'.' SPEC IF l~CS^ *- When I came around, which the men told mo I did in a few minutes, I heard what had happened. Tbe noise had boon hoard nnd tbo camp aroused. When the men rushed iii they found me in the coils of ft lialf-grown anacon- da, measuring fully twelve feet I8ng. “The snake had been slashed by their knives and Bhot at, but had-made its escape through a w in d o w , by which it * must .have entered. Canada Jake Shop in th e new Blacksmith Shop pf Benjamin Hayes. New work made to ordqr o f th e best stock.-Itepafring done p ro m p tly on short notice. A ll woilk w arranted. Wbiffietree and N eckyoke woods on h an d . Can fn rn lstr Lumber Wogoh S piings, carry in g capacity of 1,000 to 6,000 lb s . Also anv th in g in tbe lino o f wagon w ork on s h o rt n o lire. One W ay. “I understand that Col. Blear is very wealthy.\ “Well, ho is worth about $100,000.” “How did ho raako it ?\ “Ho made it put of coal oil.” “Indft.ed I” “On this another voice—I don’t know whoso unless it wns Jake’s again —said, ‘ I know where White got the money, for it wns be wbo killed the ex- preSsmnn.’“ On hearing these words every map of ns started as though he had been shot. I can't describe tho effect^ of Not Expressed Ju*t ’“ I am so -glad-your sit her visit to us, M r. Smith. “Ob, well, yori.kririw,fct of girl who can4 eiijoy he you know.\. C I G A R S . . SM0KF th e-u L IT IL B TYBANT\ Cigar, manufactured by the. Criterion Cigar C o , - e f -'Sibei’o. An exce)|npt sm oking Cigar. »old by nil deulprn. ' wagon T w o h an d m ado one h u m ca rria g e s for sale. G fecp eW u n e 1887. “3-1 . T . A . BEACU. . Cigar. “Yes, his wife lit tho firo with kero- sene, and ho. got the. monoy.”—L in coln Journal.*' 1el5^^Bre*Bste^Seiilp55toBdoni5<!eiptof|$M.-%7U*]imEVD<AJaMiUX COalM fu**•SLJLX. B A R N E S & COJNGDOJS, B I N G H A M T O N M a r b l e and G r a n i t e W o r k s. E stab lish ed In 1840. 9 M AM UfAOfCBKSB OF ALL KI NDS O f M A E B I E AND G R AN I T E 5J 0 KU M E 1VTAL W 0 E B. ersons - In qeed o f nny th in g In t h i s l i n e ol CEMETERY WORK, \ will find i t to tbelr ad v an tag e to c a l l nnd ex am ipe as we have t b e largest assortm ent tlln' Can be found in n n y establishment in Centre! New Y ork, a t Gold prices. , *19 B . W E B B . CASH PAID FOE - B u t t e r , HIDE S AND S K J N S . At m y la te place of business) C unningham Block. Greene, March 1 3,1887-
