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if 9., 3\ ‘-' ‘TA. * e . _ s:;~., 3 ' ' 3-“a:...x~. « A “ -~9;‘-“> \ * Nrv‘ Q}, ,1; Am • i c e c h e p s oAme r ic a s. W E E K L Y N O T IC E S . »§'¥¢:.,\,_ 5 ;~~ WA \,. ..\.. ‘ \. »-,‘v‘ ': -.- ~... »:a'< F crsaca l The legislature of 1888 made a num- ber of changes in tbe school lpws, among which are tli6 following: Tho authority to change the,site of a school house is new vested in the school com- missioner instead of the trustees, as heretofore. Vacancies in tho office of trustee shall bo filled by tbe school commissioner, if tbe said vacancies are not filled by a district ineoting within one month, after they occur. School commissioners may accept the resigna- tion of nny trustee or clerk of a district, at nDy district meeting. Orders must not bo drawn upon a Supervisor for any money unless there shnli be at the timo a sufficicht amount of money in tho hands of such Supervisor belong- ing to tho district to roeot such an or- der, neither must nn order bo drawn on the tax collector unless the funds to meet such an order are in the collec tor’s hands. By this latter provision it will bo seen that trustees must make other provisions for paying teachers than to givo them script which is not duo in six months after it is given.-ASi:. School Law Changes. HILLS, McLEAN & C - m E T a N E , TL Y , TH URSDAY. ’ A-UGtTST ^ 1 888- —Mr. Thomas Bennett, of New York city, visited his family here last week. A Safo, I n v e s t m e n t imp cgceriw .?a~ov;i;a:%£9«ma»2 _‘, Safo, Is one which is guaranteed to bring you satisfactory re s u lts .'o r In case o f failure a r e tu rn of purchase* price. On th is stffe plan'' you can buy frotp our advertised Druggbt« bottle of Dr. R in g 's New rec o v ery for Con sum ption. Jit |b guaranteed to bring relief in every case, when used for any affection o f T h ro at, L ung; or Cheri. such as Consump- tion, In ilim in atio u of Longs, Bioncbistis, A sthm a, Whooping Cough, Croup, e tc.,e tc- l t is pleasant and agreeable to tnste, perfect- ly safe, nnd can always be depended upon. Trial buttles tree at J A . Harrison’s Drag Store , *3yl -1 —Mrs. Bonj. Hayes is visiting her sistsr, in Barker, for a,few days. —Ralph H ayes is spending his vaca- ton with bis friend Grant Whocler, at Liberty, N. Y. —Mrs. D. 6. Road and daughter An- na, returned homo from Now York last wook. seg'ysgtgJB REPUBLICAN NOMINATIONS. fcOU l'ltESlDBKT, BEN JAM I N H ARRI SON, ofIndiana. Is ieceivlng a foil line of ' FOR VICE PRESIDENT, L EV I P. MORTON, ea*>, Coffee, Can n ed Goods an d Ev er y t h i n g F l o u r X - f u l l Hne inluding th e cboieo brands of Iriinnesota. \ - WILLIAMS. OF NIlW-YOKK. —Mr. Ray Martin, bf Binghamton, is visiting friends in town. -complete in this line. R e p u b lic an J u d ic ia l C on v en tio n . F o r Uic S ixth Judicial District. M e rit A Republican Convention will be hold S ep tem ber Dtii, 1888, at tw o o’clock tu tho after- noon, at Ih e Hotel Dennett iu the City ot Biug- haniton, N . Y., for tho purpose of nom inating tw o candidates fo r the ofllcc of Justice of the Supremo Court o f the S ta'c of New York, to ho supported hy th e electors oi the Sixtli J u d icial District at the ensuing election. E ach Assembly D istrict is entitled to one delegate. Datoil A u g u s ts , 1888. D . G. W E L L IN G T O N , A . 8. SEW E L L, —Miss Ella YiinDeuscn, of TJundil- Jn, is tho guest of Miss Ethloino Whit- tcnhall. We desire to sny to onr cilizens, t h a t for years we have 1-etn selling Dr. King’s New DUcoveiy for Consumption, Dr. K ing's New Life H lls, Bu<;klen’s Ainica Salve and Klee trie Hitters, and have never handled reme dies th a t sell as well, or th a t have given such universal satisfaction. W e do not hesitate to guarantee them every time, an d we stand ruaily to relund th e purchase price, tf antis factory results do u o t follow their uso. These remedies * have won their great popularity purely on tb eir merits. Jus. A . Harrison, Druggist. ________ _______________ o g y l-l S a trr-A sh to n and Factory F illed . —Dr. John Adams, of New York, ar- rived hero last woclc. —R. IC. Atwater and Jas. B. Turk, arrived homo last week, after extensive trips through tho Western Status. —Mrs. L. E, St. John and Mrs. Jno. H. Stevens, started on Monday to visit in Geneva, N. Y., and'also to tako a look at tho Thousand Islands. P e ^ C a n a M ea l , x ■- *nd al^inda of Mill StuQs - S e e d s —Tim othy, C l o ^ t l e d Top, Orchard Grass, &c. Tubs, Firkins, L'ime, Client t Masons’ Materials. DEX? @~'@@@Sa . G EO R G E E. GOODRICH, G EO R G E W. RA Y , W A L T E R L. S M lT n , Committee. .Tbe Best Salve in tlie world for Cuts, Bruis- es, bores, Ulcers, Salt Uheum, Fever Uores, T etter, Chapped Hands, Chilblains, Corns, an d all 8ktu Eruptions, nnd positively enroa Piles, ot hp poy rtqulred. It, ia guaranteed t o give perfect satisfaction, or money refund- e d . Price 25 cents per box Por culo by J . A . Harrison. *3yl Buclcleu’s A rn ic a S a lv e .Tbe —Miss May Thornburn, of Bing- hamton, liag been spending several days at tho residence of M ..F. Porter, Esq.,. on South Mdin stroot. Speci alNo t ice t o Exh iijit o us.—T he Secretary of the Riverside Agricultural Society wishes tho public to take no tice of the following, which is taken from the Fair Book : I t is desirable that entries be mado as early as possible before tbe Fair, not only to avoid delays and to secure ac- curacy in tho entries, but that full no commodatione may be made to enable exhibitors to show tbeir nrticles to tho best advantage. To assist in tbis wo bind in this book a blank entry sheet on wbich entries may be made, cut out end 6ent to tbo Secretary by mail or otherwise, accompanied by tho requisite membership fee, which will entitle tho exhibitor to n membership ticket, at any time after tho publication of tbis book. — -11 of wbich I offer a t lowostjir R e p u b lic a n C ou n ty C on v en tio n . A Republican County Convection will bo held a t th e C*mvt Rouse, In tbo village of N o r- w ich, on Tuosday the 4th day of Septem ber, 1888, at on e o’clock, p. m., for the purpose of tominating~ candidates for county ofliccrs an d for Member of Assembly, to be voted for at the com ing election, and tor the transaction o f such other business ns mny come before the ConvenlioD. Each tow n is requested to send three delegates to tbe Convention. D ated .August 17, 1888. J . E. N IC K ER SO N , Chairman. 8 .K. W il o o x .Secretary. 00¢ ‘=7 . C arpets GIVE ME A GAIL AND SATISFY YOUBSEIF . —LeRoy Bpughton, of Binghamton, spent Saturday aqd Sunday with his parents here.' Rcsp'jctfully Yours, r . HA1.RISON. Please S f o p C o u g h i n g . Pome neople sny, *’ 1 havo n o t go t the C onsum ption.” IJhat' may lie, bnt If you d o n 't stop th n t Congh th e time will coine when you will wish you had. I f you have Weak Lungs, a Cough or Cooxiimption in ita m ild form, o r Asthma, go a t once and buy a b o ttl e of Dr. Gem a n ’ e Cough and Connump tio n C ure; and if. a f tir taking tw o-thirds of th e bottle, yon receive no lu-nefU, please re- tu rn th e bottle and get your, money, a s we 6ell NO CUIUS, NO PAT. MotlleW give i t to vour children—no morphine or opium. Price 5 0 aud 75 cents. For sale by J . A. H arri- son. ®2811 —Mrs. L. M-Fuller, of Pittsburg, Pa., has beon spending n fqw dnys with her sister in-law, Mrs. Geo. Bougbton. L. & A. Babcock. —Frank Williams, of Chicago, is vis- iting his parents in this village. —Mr. J. I I . Stuvcns took in tlio ex cursion to tho Thousand Islands last week. —A N D PIANOS PIANOS Sunday ball playing has finally struck New York State. Every Sunday at Windsor Beach the international league clubs aro playing matched games to immense audiences. Tho League held a meeting recently and tho Canadian and Buffalo clubs votod against allow- ipg tho clubs tor play on Sunday, but they wero defeated by Troy, Syracuse, and Rochester nnd Albany. Tho re- port oi tbo mooting says :“ Tho oast- orn clubs nro vory happy over tho out- eomo of tho mooting, and tho Sunday games will bo continuod.” This is a d is g r n c o t o th o S t a to an d nn i n s u l t to .r,, . . . . . _ T_________,_____IUU* ‘ Christianity. I f tbo Lenguo rules aro not to bo enforced against Sunday ball playing tbo laws of ,tho Stato should bo onforcod. A few years ngo pcoplo wero aghast at euch Sunday dosccra- tion, but now such thiugs nro attended by so many thousands thnt tho rail- roads nro tnxod to their utmost to trans- port tlio people, nnd tho ofliccrs of tbo law do nothing. Out upon Sunday ball playing in tho Empiro Stato. - A N D - —A N D - ------Wheeler. ------Wheeler. M I L L I N E R Y , —I f our items appear a littlo nged nt times, remember it in possible for the editor to allow moro important matter to crowd them out. ORGANS. ORGANS. Posi t ive I lnrc foi Piles. To tho people o f this Country we would sny wo have been given th e Agency o f Dr. MnrciiieTs Italian l’ile Ointment—we era phntieully guarantee to Cure o r money re funded—Inli-rnal. External, lllind. Bleeding o r I telling Piles. Price 50o a box. No Cure, N o pay. For sale by J . A. Harrison. 2 8 Jl PERRY BLOCK. L . &A . B A B C O C K\ , —Our drouth nop !ars to bo broken, for within thirty-six hours on the 12th and 13th inst, four and a hulf inches of rain fell and showers aro now qnito common. Nothing of tho soason hns been more welcomed by onr farmers than thcso showers, ns the grass in tlio pastures was honied up or nto up by grasshoppers, nod tbo mi-mluwB wero about as bnro nB wlun tlio hav wis ru- ° ' l,H n rc ,llb T_________,_____IUU* m a y d a m a g e s o m o b efo ro b e in g stored. Utica, Aug. 12.—Our market to-dny was more satisfactory to salesmen than they had anticipated. For some reason not apparent on the surface, a good deal of chocBe was taken nt New York prices, presumably to stimnlnto tbo market Telegrams from New York were to tlio effect thnt was top there, nnd that business wus very dull. Whilo 8£c. was started by one buyer, who for some time stood alone, nearly nil the others wero obliged to pay it for two or throe lots, so that tho ag- gregate nt that price is quite large. Many salesmen let tbeir Julys all go) a few run back *o tbo first woek in Jnly, whilo others ran from tbo 15th to tbo 25th. I a one or two cnseB, where tbe stock has been hold for somo time, tbo holder concluded to continue bis policy bolieving thnt ho would be no worse off for doing so. Ruling prieo 8c. Transactions ono year ngo, 1 2,844 box- es, ruling price 11^0. —- • > -»... - (T hirty Yen r e lu t h e Trado ) “F o r m e n m n y c o m r , u n d n i e u i n n y g o , Ui i i n e n o on f o r e v e r , Selling (witter instrum ent* an d a t lowwt poudhlc p rlcei. N e w O r g a u t , f i r s t c l n a * , $ 8 5 ; N e w P i a n o s Buy o f nn o ld rellnble firm (* h o wnr- rnnt tboir good* and will n e In th e busine.i'i in rears to cum a.) nnd enve fu tu re troublo. A largo stock o f fecund hnnd plxnus nnd oigans for side cheap W rite ue.a postal curd and g e t onr price*. Hue cant may k u v c vou money aud trouble. A g r i c u lt u r a l F a ira —1 8 8 8 , State—Elmim. Sept. IG-2Z. Chennngo County—Norwich, Sept. 4-7. Oxford—S tp t 18-20. Rlverride—Greene, Sept. 11-14. Wall on—Sept 25 -28. Cortland County—Sept 10-llt Rrcomc County—Whitney’s Point, Sept 4-' Marathon—Sept. 18-20 Deal «• nro County—Delhi, Sopt. 11—14 Tompkins County—Itlmc-n. Sopt 4-7 Otsego County—CnopcrstowDi Sept. 17-19. BINGHAMTON N . Y L . dk3 E a l sooc li , N orw i c h , n . y . Gr ea t J k / H S —Wheeler Grango now numbers 36 members, receiving live ut its lust reg- ulnr%rauoting. Twelve visi!or3 wero nl so present from Brisbin and North Oolosville. a i - A JR l i l i A G E SS. — Worthy Master J. D. VnnVnlkcn- burgh, Worthy Ovcvsuer Thos. W. Har- rington, and Worthy Secy Wra. B. Webb, of Wlieclcr Grange, nnd Bru. Goo. I I . Wobb, of North (Julcsvillo Grango. woro in uttemlnuco nt tiio or- ganization of tho Grango nt Lowor Gonegantslet, hy Geo. P. Cushman, on Tuesday evening, Aug. 14th. Thirty two charter members v/ero obtained, being tb o g r o a t e s t number of nny Grange ever organized iu Chennngo county. I t is iu an excellent field, nnd bids fair to bo tho banner Grango of this section in tbo near future. F. B. Gross Was elected Mnntor, nnd C. W. Gross, Secretary. Tbo next rnovo will be to orgnuizo at Uppor Goccgantslet. —Tho union basket picnic of North Colcsvillo and Whoelcv Grunge in Aaron iierann's grove, near the Tunnel, wns woll attended and a vory onjoyahlo affair. Dr. James Gilder, of Kcuka colli‘go doliverod tho adUrosn, which was full of information to the general public in rognrd to tho G r an g e , and wo liopo much good may result there- from- B E N E D IC T — IIO T C H K IS S -In this villngo, August Ifltb, hy Rev IV. F. Benedict, Air. ■ - W. I). Benedict, o f ^mlthvilli), to Mrs. Au- na R. Hotchkhs, o f Greene. P I l’ lt'L E Y — DUTCBER—In Oxford, Aug 18th, by II. U. Ftrutlon. E.«q . iiunrv I). Pill.-ley, ol Wliiincy's Point, to Alice S. Duteher, of Greeno SU E R W O O D —RIVERS—In East Guilford, Aug. ] 5th, hy Rev. I>. N. Gruinmon, A.vin D. Sherwood, of Buiubridge, lo Agnes Riv- ers, of East Guilford. S M IT H —PALMER — In Balnbridgo, Aug 15lli, by Rev. B. B Conk, Sylvester Smith, o f Wells Bridge. to MrB. Mury F Palmer, o f Bainbridge THOM PSON — R IIO A D 3 -In Cherokee C o , Knusos, A ug 2d, bv Rev. It II. Sparks, Mr. J . U Thompson, and Mlm Edim M. Jtliomlea, formerly of Cliennri{6 Co , N. Y. u aranteed t o Ooro all d lse a to a o f t b s T h ro a t and Xiunga, o r m onoy re fu n d ed . Trial Sizo Freo. Afaniffacriimi&y Tm, Hum,Tu WhVi I tliuku nllmtn VAN W ERT C H E M IC A L C O . . MUt M nek IU) I will mm,l rtri'i Uvtt.14 Wa t e r t o w n , n .y . A De c i s i o n ny LAnon.-Tbo wiro doth manufactory of tho Wick wiro Brothers, Cortland, is one of tho flourishing in dustrial institutions of Control Now York, as it employs GOO operators. Tho Wickwijo Brothers contract for tboir stock for waiving in large quan- tities, tbeir system compelling their contracts to bo mado in advanco of thoiractnal needs. I n tho prcsont con- dition of affairs, caused by tho agitation of tho tariff question, they woro undo to act, and at length con Tariff and tbo Formers. In tbo course of his address at Angel- ica Thursday night. Hon. Warner M il- ler snid: T h e L atest. ReaJ Estate for Sale! Jij’OW Is tho lim e Id get A NEW I10MIf, “The president argues in his free trado mcssngo thnt the farmors nro in- jured by the tariff Bystem. I f it is an injury, then nwny with it, for ngricul- tnro is tho foundation of our ptosperi- ty. Tbo president ‘ tolls yon thnt tbe duty on foreign goods is added to tbe price of tlio domestic on tbe foreign articles and thereforo it is a robbery of the consumer. How much of yonr pro ducts do yon think nre consumed here at homo ? Over 92 per cent When w«> bad no protective tariff we bad no suck honto market Now we Bend to Europe a paltry 6 or 8 por cent of onr pro- ducts. Wernisoin tbis country 1 ,000, 000,000 pounds of butter yearly, and of that only a paltry 38,000,000 pounds go to Enrcpo. Tlio home market has consnmod it nil Compare tho price of butter now and in I 860, before the pro- tective system was adopted. Butter wan sold for only 1 $ cents a pound. Thon tho democrats say that the price of agricultural implements wonld be lower. Why, we mako agricultural im piemen tg so low in price now that we aro selling them in England and all over Europo. You get 1 00 per cunt, moro for your farm products than you did in 1 860, and tho prices of manu- factured products nro 50 per cent, less than they wero then. Why democrats sb >urd bavo put wool on tho free lit t I am puzzled to understand. The pres idcnt says that the high tariff does not bonofit tho working classes, that they have to pay a tax on everything they buy, which loses them tho advantage of their own high wages. The protective tariff has led to an improvement of tbe breed of sheep and of the quality of wool. Our mnttnn is as good orthat of England. Break down the tariff nnd you will destroy tho finer grades of Bhoep. How much wool goes into a suit of cloths? In a heavy suit not over seven pounds, worth $1 40. Now therefore your suit would cost yon that much more, but if yon have fifty sheep yonr loss by tbe abolition of tbe duty on the woql wonld be $30. Therefore, to save $1.40, you would lose $30. I can’t see tho profit of that. [Applause nnd laughter.] More, ver, everything wo consume on tbe table, with the ex- ception of sugar, is cheaper than in Eui'cp\. Our laboring men have meat twice a day. The laboring man in Eu rope who should have meat twice a day wonld think bitnself nn aristocrat.” ■*—■ CHEAP. E. D. MORSE uffere tho following real estate for n t l u : NEW SPRING SUITS! Tw oIo ' mon IVlllnw Street. 1 lircolot* on North Mnln S ire d . D R A - T J E iS . L a t e i t S t y l es o f Five lots on Lucs* Street. F .u n f o is on n ird m ll S t:ret. D E LA M A R TE R —A t tho resilience of her son-ln law, E . B. Wheeler, In th is village, A ug 2 lst, Mrs Fanny E , wife o f tho lute Stephen W. Dclitmarlcr, nged 7G years. B A R TO N —lu Greene, Aug. I HU. Frederick A .Barton, aged 20 years. T R O W B R ID G E — In Norwich, A ug I3tb, Airs. Mary Trowbridge, aged 01 years. W A LSH — In Norwich, A ug 13(h, Mary, wife of Joliu Walsh, aged 45 years. Fonr lots on Cnnnl St-ect. J \ Derby and Soft Hats, 1 wo ot* ou Kim Street. Tlitrty lots o n I. T . Davidson property. The best Building Lots In town. T h e houso nud tot lately,owned by J . T. Davidson. cluded to ascertain tho views of their employes and to gungo tho probable tariff complexion of tbo next adminis- tration by tbo sontimcnt evinced. They stated I bo dilemma frankly to their workmou nnd asked them to moot, n n d without restraint of nny kind docido -upon what tboy should do, politically, on election day, and acquaint tbo firm with tho result. Every omployo decid- ed to oppose everything pointing tow- ard frco trnde, nnd voluntarily put tboir decision in writiDg. All Bignod it and eont it into tbo bnsincss offico of tbo concern. Tbcro was not ono dis Spring Overcoats, Nobby Neok '1 ho Pitch |ion*e »ud let, newly rep aired , mid warmed by furnace. House n n d lot near th o Rlrdsal) creek bridgo All the above property Is well located In tlio village of Greeno, nnd nil very desirable. Ties, H. O. Pratt’s Kangaroo — lion. J. G. Webb and \vif.\ of Itivor Edge, Durgen connty. N. J., vis- ited in this locality and together with Geo. W. Webb, wifo nnd daughters at J. W. Webb's, at Onnqnngn during tho past week. Mr. Webb is ono of tbo judges over tho“ Rnrnl Now Ycr k t r 's” seven hundred bushel per acre,“ Farm Rural\ potnto patch. Ho reports tlmt n parnaito is working at tho stalks of tbo potatoos which will ruin them, otherwise tho Rural editor would in his opinion havo easily produced tho amount. Thoy nro plan toil in drills, a foot deep, and covered with fertilizer, chaff and dirt Shoos, w ith Plow Shoes Also, a Fnrm o f 62 acres, 1-2 m ile below the village of O rrene, with running spring water, good building*, good fru it, a n d every way desirable Wlion Baby was sick, we gave her Castoria, When she was a Chili], she cried for Castoria, When she became Miss, sho clung lo Castoria, When sho had Children, the gave them Castoria and stitched iliwns, fur' the farmer, JUST RECEIVED , and ready for sale, Terms o n lot* 25 per cent paym ent req u ir- ed, For o th e r fu rth er partleuiAre inquire o f 21 E. D. MORSE. Greeno, Jnn'y 17. 1888. At my Clothing Store. senting vote or voice, and they pub- lished thoir position by swinging a t banner oyer tho works, beating the tttbo legend“ Protection to American in dustries.\—■ Tehgm ph. SCHOOL MEETING . E . C . MORSE . THE annual m eeting ol School District No. 4, for tha election nf Trustees and the transaction of nny necessary bu.lucsa wilt lie] I in th e sclinnl building nf said district on TUfSDAY EVENING, AUdUdl 28, 13tf8, ut 7 o'clock. Dated Greone, Aug. C8, 1>'88. _____________M. S. PAHKER, Clerk. Greeno. April 11,1888. C ar p e t s ! C ar p e t s ! -«»aQD4— , I t Was a Bluff. Closing Out Sale Tbo bluster an 1 bombast tho few remaining’ adheronts of England s can didato for tho American Presidency wns illustrated in tlio office of tbo Eoglo Hotel List Monday morning. Mr. Spaulding, ono cf tbo proprietors of tho hotel, was reading tin nrticlo in which a former Domoerat gave his views on tho political outlook, nnd do daring his intention of voting and working for the election of Harrison and Morton. -AT - -OF — The London 2Hmes of Jnly 7, after quoting approvingly from President 'Cleveland's letter to Tammauy hall, says: “I t wonld hardly bo possible to put tbo freo trado case moro clearly or moro strongly, and yot, such is the * t co ot words, President Cleveland M illi n e r y ! £&rs« j f . E. O. M OR S E ’S. T e c h e r s ’ Examinations. Hemp Carpet, ? 0 c : MY remaining appointments for 1888 arc for certificates o f the second and th ird grades, ns follows ; September 1, G reene; September II, Me ttonoogh : October 6. Guilford ; November 8, Sm ithville Flats. M. N. H O jrO N . tfohool Commissioner. New York Carpet, 2oc.; will from now u n til tho l e t of September, Cotton Chain C arp et, SCc , 85c., 42c., 50o> All Wool Carpot at 50c. and 55c. ^ 1 1 berjjiXHbt, coiisfotln^ o f irinks from tho 060 of tho term ‘ froe \ fide,’ and in fact declares that those u lo taunt him with being a freo trader cirtS? deceiving the country. urdr in certain that tho arguments which x'iV'sidont Cleveland urges -nro those which Cobden used to employ 45 years ^ago, and which any English freo trader _onld employ now. We are very glad t J lu H a t s , an d B onne t s , Hartford’ s a t 60c. per yd. I N pursuance o f nn order of W. F. Jenks. Snirngate ot the Couuty of Chen*»ngo. n o tice is hereby given to all persons having claims against tlio uslato of Lncv M atteson, late o f Greeno in said County of G ie m n g o , 'deceased, tlmt they n re required to exhfoil Ihe same, with tlio vouchers thereof, tu th e .subscriber, the Executor of, th e Will of th e said deceased, a t (lie law cffice id L. &L. E Clmse in the Tillage of Greene, in said conn ty, on before tlie first day of March. 1R8» L>aLd the 20th day of August, 1838. 8mfi FFATUERS AND FLOWERS, Philadelphia's a t 60c. per yd. Tho reading of tho article concluded, a well known travelling representative of nn inpnronoe company and a Demo- crat offered to wager with Mr. Spauld- ing $100 that Now York Stato would go Democratic this full. Mr. Spattld ing immodiatdy put up his money bnt our Democratic friend showed signs of weakening nnd when the statement by tho stake holder had been drawn up to tho effect that Now York wonld cast her 36 electoral votes for Harrison nnd Morton, ho squealed completely saying thnt bo was betting that the state would go Democratic but bad said nothing about the electoral vote, upon Mr. Spaulding agreeing to take the bet oven that way he declined and also declined to mnko matters right by pur- chasing tho cigars for those present much to th9 disgust of the“ boys.” FANCY GOODS, &c„ Lowell's a t 65c. per y d . Do You Want One! AT COST! WALL PAPER DO y o n w ant a pump th a t wont ficrse ! We hisve them. Do yon want n force pump flint c a n knock the spots off a DA KOIA HLIZ- ZAKD ! Come in. If you want a Chain Pump we’ll fi t you. Would you prefer the Old Oak en Bucket, we'll h it yon Do you need Tub- ing, Rubber Vnlves or Chain, we keep fiirm, l>o you want a well drove, we have the tools an d w ill test th e probabilities of success, bo fore o*-king you to buy th e fixtures Do y on want th e Bt KI-HUITKR WORKEIt in America ; we have them ,\ an d don’t for g e t I t .\ Hundqnnrters on cast bank o f the canal, near tho Trowbridge Bouse, Greene. N . Y. 85nit> And Some Goods B elo w C ost! at 6c. 6 c., 7c., per B oll. Call and yon will i-ce tlmt I will d o os I nd HLIZ- day see President Cleveland using them. HOME - MADE BAKE STUFFS . H8. L. I). HACK respectfully nnnnunces ItJL to the public th at she is piup.red to sup pi; UUKaD. CAKkS and various kinds P1K3, etc., etc , nl) .freshly baked. I ce Cr eam R o o m s ! Ic e Cream sold every afternoon an d even- ing l»y the plate or q u a r t ttiHima in th e Moote block, one door east of A t» n te r-8 Furniture Store. 62 Greene, Aug. I , 18t8. vertise to do. GILT PAPER a t Pc., 1 c., 15c., 2Pc., 25c. —AMO — to drinNov's was roeeived in ^low York ^ —'ursday tbat at 4 a. jr., August 14, thcSvsteamers Tbingvalla and Geistr of ihe Danish line, tho former coining to •OroctiP, June 5 , 1888. Borders to Match. An exchange gives the following good advico to nil who talk politics : “Don't forgt-t I hat your neighbor though he differs from you politically, may be just, as honest in his convic- tions as you; that this is a free country where freedom of opinion i s one of the biggest of the broad foundation st.oneB of our government, nnd there would be an end to that form of government without it. Bo tolerant, and therefore, or rather not tolerant, bnl rational and patriotic nnd good nnlnted. Stand by your convictions, and let yonr neigh- bor stand by his, if so dispo&iJj Keep cool. Argne polities if you-will, but do it calmly and reasonably, nnd bear this fact always in mind, that jdfit as yi)h have made up yonr mind unalterably as to the way in which .von will vote, -ninety-nice hundredths of the voting: population havo done tho sump thing eb ltK I N AND 8 E 8 OUR STOCK. c Slid the latter sailing from New York, collided at sea. The Geiser sank in five minutes. There-wero 72 of her passengers and 33 of her crew lost. H er captain, 1C of her crew and 1 4 ‘ pasaongers were saved, npd with 445 OtaaBBongers from the Tbingvalla were to New York by the Hamburg! or Wieland: Tho Tbingvalla will e d an . vor to reach Halifax. clo ck 1/: _ ______ . _ _ _ _ __ Greene, April 23, 1888. —__________________________I G. W. CUNNINGHAM. Agt. FOll SALE . TH E Rnildlng otl ( a n a l street owned by J . P \ Smith an d used as a Plniksm ilh and Carriage Shop on th e first floor, and as Dwelling House on th e second floor, will be sold cheap il eold soon. For teima &c , ap- plv to C. II WHEELER. Greene, A rg 81.1886. •< 3 And bucIi is Democratic faith.—Tel- egraph. Tbe President of the French Agri- cultural Society hns made a report re- garding tho losses caused by tbe recent ruins. Ho says that tho hay crop has been destroyed and that tlio peasants have beon compelled to kill their oni- raals, ‘being unable to feed them. He also says ttytt corn cannot ripen,.that potato-* m-o roHing. end t h vt the yin - tago thin y.:ar wiil lv> inferior. -»>Vo.u q a a r t ^ Republican State Convention t,m^ a e o t At Saratoga Springs on Tues day of next Week. old. jS ecurities f o r In v e s to rs . iKBBONH desiring to secure first tuqrtgage rea j estate loans that aie safe, and pay id rntes-of interest, wilt find it to their nd- Vantage to call op M. F. POUTER. °? , • Counsellor nt Law, Urepoe, N. Y t? F A USA F O l l S A L K . THE subscriber rffers for sale his Farm sjtu- a te in Coventry, consisting of 175 Acres, under a good state of cu ltivation. Also for snto forty to fifty Tons o f good hay FUG EN E . CLINTON. Greene, Nov, 15. 1887. jy , The Democratic Stato Convention I l be held at Buffalo on’Wednesday. Vt T2Ui. TH B >* C. C. C.\ Cigar, jnaiiiifar-turcd in U t i 1 ii has no« ,p« rior. ’I ry or.o. I NVESTM ENTS ’ INTEREST PAYARLE REMI-ANNUALLY, and NEW YORK EXCHANGE, sent to your P. •*. for each payment of principal nr inter est o n either of the following securities ; S ix nnd Seven Per O n t Farm M ortgages, P r in c ip a l und In te r e st G iiarou leed . , SIX PER C E N T FOR MONEY ON DEPOSIT fur tw elve month* nr longer In sums o f JJfl, and upw m ds; five per cent, fur lass than twelve mouths. six ran csx t. DEBEM U i tE B O YD S . 1ST No enro o r expense to th e londer. L. &l . e . ch as:< :. °2 fin-cne, ft. Y . Chenango Valley M ills! SEED CORN SEED CORN! Tw o car loads of CHOICE WHITE SEED CORN, Juat received, and sold n t low price*. W e keep constantly on hand, Feed, Meal, Middlings, Gran, &c., A T THE LOWEST LIVING PRICES. We carry a good ST O CK OF ROLLER FLOUR tiliich will bo sold os low as tho lowest. I A KE PL AS TER constantly on hand. C us t om W or k D one P rom p t l y and I n the best manner. i r * Good* deliver- ed free ou the corporation. Tlmnklng the pnhlic for post favois, wo hope hy strict attention to business, t> merit a continuance of th e name. Torra es«!u GOULD &CHAPMAN. Greeno, May 15, I8.i8. Funeral Directors ATWATER & SON, bo — AND — Practical Embalmers. A completo stock of Funeral Furniture with wll the accessories. Orders by Telephone will receive prompt attention. *28 D ESI RABLE VILLAGE PROPERTY F O R SA LE ! Tlio Uouso and Lot owned by Mrs. H. L. Farr, o n Genesee S t., is offered for sale. In- quire o f L. 4 L. E. CHaSE. Greene, May 14, 1888 *40 SETTLE U P ! F.. D. MORSE, h eriitg sold one h alf In te r- est in liis Giocery Badness, ail accounts due m e mnel i»o settled a t once. Greene, Mnrch 5, 18 8 31 w l E . D. M0R8E. Spring and Summer Millinery I BEAUTIFUL STOCK, IS N O W E X H I B I T E D —BY--- A. 8HKRWOOD. MRS. Sherw ood's cnrein) a tte n tio n to t b e wants o f her customers: nnwell ns heir taste in selecting w h at is becoming a n d p le i n g to th em , are w ell known t o this co m m n - n ity . Special a tte n tio n will be givep t h i s S pring, to now and tasteful way? of trim m in g All pi-nons calling l o Inspept^goods, a r . co rd ially welcnmvrf.. Greene,-April 23, 1888. MBS. L, remov Morse & T H E O LD M AR K ET . THE proprietors of the Market iu the Cnn- ningbam Block, keep constantly on hand supply of No. 1, heavy Chicago Reef, and a ll ot&er first-class goods usually kept in a Tvelf conducted Market, such as Lard, Hams, Vy*l, Bacon,,Dried Reef, etc. r’rict-s fraapnahic. Cali and see. ' T H ig h e s t cash piice paid for Hides, Pelts iu ok ins. 27 DUSSTEB & LA FLYER. Greece, Feb. 7. 1888 a N ew M eat M ar k et ! CB. GOODSELL would respectfully tin- . nounce to th e public, t h a t ho, h as remov- ed h is Market to 21 door soutb o f Morse Hnyca Grocery Store, an d will keep constantly on band all kindq of meat Usually kept in a first class m arket. A shave u f public patron* nge fo solicited. HTCash paid tor Hides. Greene, August .j 3, ]R88. 26 FOR SALE , TH E undersigned offef* for afltesjiis new House, nnd Lot on Vnij It men Street, Also 1 Colt two-j-i bis.old ; I thrio ycars old. and 1 four jg a ts old. 1 Top Buggy nearly new, and 1 bide bar Duggy. 16 C. Vf. KETTLE. Greeno, Nov. I S 1887, , , TOR SALE . THE house nnd a b o d t twenty anreaof land fit ii a ted a t the upper end n f the village o f Gie«ue. Terms favorable. In q u ire of D . Mois*\ a t said village, or address E.*B Meade. 45.l)roiidwav'.1 'New York'City. 29 Orrene, Fob. 21, *1888.
