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CATSKILL • ^OTJNTAECT NEWS, TIITTBSDAY, .JULY 24, 11*02, SAD DEATH OF A LITTLE BOY, GOES TO BAYFIELD WITH FATHER TO RIDE BACK OM LOAD. Wagon Capsises While Crossing Stream ana He Is Drowned Under the Hay. On Monday afternoon of last weelr, B,bout 6:30 o'clock, a moat heartrending accident oocurral on the farm of Delos Georgia, the Jotham Jucld pla,ce near North Franklin. A load of hay was being brought from over the Oulc- out by Mr. Georgia and his helper, and an only child of Mr. Georgia, a bright little boy about 0 years old, went with the men to ride back on the hay. As they oiossed the creek with the load one of the stringers of the bridge gave way and tipped the load Into the water with the boy underneath. It was a try- ing time for the men, especially the father. The forks were under the load and they had only their hands with which to move the hay from the drowning boy. Still it was speedily done, but not until It was too la,te to save his life. Efforts were made to resuscitate the little one and a physician was speedily Bummoned, but it was too late. The life had gone out of little Emory and the light from a happy home. DOK'T WANT SMALLPOX. AT A RIPE OLD AGE. Miss Margaret Davidson Passes Away After a Long and Active Life. Mrs. Margaret Dunn Davidson died Monday forenoon, July 14, at the resi- dence of her daughter, Mrs. J. B. Mable, at DeLanoey, at the age of 01 years and 10 months. Funeral services were held the following Wednesday at the U. P. Church at West Delhi, the pallbearers being Edward, John, James and William Thompson and George and Wesley Clark, all being grandsons of the deceased. She was a charter member of the West Delhi church and remained a member till the day of her death. She wae a woman of rare Intelligence, an omnlverous reader and until very recently maiutalued a keen Interest in public affairs, both Church and State, and was a, regular subscriber to a number of publications, both relig- ious and seoular. She kept up quite a correspondence, writing her letters In a very legible hand. She was truly a re- markable example of both physioal and mental longevity, and one of the very last surviving of the hardy pioneers who made a \howling wilderness blossom like the rose.\ DowmsviUc Will Quarantine Visitors From Walton. \It Is a oondition and not a theory that confronts us,\ says a Walton paper referring to the epidemic of smallpox In that village. The board of health of the town of Colchester views the matter In the same light, for it has been decided that all people who come from places where the contagion Is prevalent and locate here to await the abatement of the disease shall be quarantined for a period of two weeks. This course will meet with general approval. The prevalence of the disease In Walton has already, ac- cording to statements of many people of the place, turned away for a time a vast amount of business. This fact Is regret- table, still It Is far from being right to conceal the true nature of the disease simply from a financial viewpoint. An epidemic of smallpox In any place means Buffering, a big expense, and proba.b!y loss of life, and all due precaution should be taken against the disease entering our place. Bert Wtllla,ms, a former resident of Downsvllle la sick In Walton with the disease. —News. MESS. CROCKETT AMD BOONE. PORTABLE ARSENAL COUNTY CLERK'S FROM THE OFFICE. ON THE GREEN DIAMOND. A Hot Game at Hobart of i-o. Results In Score Smallpox Scare at Meredith. The tenement house of Ex-Bupervlsor Shaver on Shaver Hill, Meredith, has been quarantined on account of throe cases of smallpox in a family by thenome of Wells. Mr. WollsworJcefor Mr. Shaver. About two weeks ago a sister of Mrs, Wells oame from Walton to visit them and doubtless brought the disease. Dr. Hendilck of Troadwell visited the family Thursday and plaoed them In quarantine. He pronounoed the cases similar to those at Walton. There Is considerable ex- citement at Meredith at present.— Dela- ware Republican. Damaged by Deer. It Is stated that farmers along the Wlllowemoo complain of the damage that the deer are doing their orops and one man averred that they were demoraliz- ing his cows, for they seemed particular- ly fond of Jumping the fences of the field In which the cows are pastured and, af- ter browsing for a while would again leap the fence and take to the woods, and as the corrupting effect of bad example hie cows, once sedate and well behaved, bad all become \breechy\ and Imitated the doer In doing steeple chase stunts over fenoos. One oil the best and cleanest games of ball ever witnessed In Hobart was played there last Wednesday afternoon between the Hobart team and Company G of One- onta, the latter winning with a score 1-0. It was a contest of batteries, that of Company G proving the superior. Both were well supported. Not a run was made until the last Inning, when Marble rolled In. The entire game was snappy, and the absence of wrangling was a most commendable feature. The diamond Is a new one, used for the first In this game. A convenient slope of ground serves aB grandstand and bleachers, and spectators can see the game without crowding the line. The umpire was • Mr. Ackley of the In- dependent, and his decisions met with gen eral approval. The batteries were Shef- field and Beardsley for Hobart, and Blanchard and Merrltt for Company G. Following is the score by innings: Hobart 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0-0 Company G.,0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0-1 Hits, Hobart 5; Company G, 9. Struck out—By Sheffield, 8; by Blanch- ard, IB. Base on balls—Sheffield, 8; Blanchard, 0. Another game has been arranged for July 30, when the some teams will again meet on the grounds at Hobart. How They Thin the Ranks of the Delhi Woodcliucks—Fifteen Bagged in One Day. \Let's go and shoot something,\ says the sporting man on a line hunting morn- lug, and It doesn't matter much to him what It is so that he gratifies his morbid desire to take life,- whether It be of a song bird or a hedgehog. Not BO with the true sportsman, says the Fraakliu Dairyman. He discriminates in his game and takes suah aa may be of use for food or is a pest and a damage. Here, for instance, is the woodchuck, or ground hog. He is far too numerous In this part of the United States for the good of the farm crops, and might justly have a bounty on his head for the dam- age he does, and the farmer is glad to be rid of the rodents, Reeogulniog this (act the Delaware County Clerk a.ud hta deputy take a day off oneeina while and with their rifles use the aforesaid ground hogfora target. One day recently they went out and shot fifteen, Mr, Black hittiog nine and Mr. Grant the remainder. The faimer is al- ways ready to Grant them the privilege of hunting, and no one, not even in the mercy department of the W. O. T. U. (the iusad of which, by the way, is now In the Perk's office) would give them a Black mark. BACK TO HIS NATIVE LAND. LOST THEIR PONY. The Alcer Boys Have Too Much Faith in Human Nature. In Haindeu George and Willis Aker are bemoaning the loss of their pony through the oily tongue of a stranger. The fel- low, who represented himself as a horse dealer, offered George $80 for the pony, harness, wagon and an ancient rifle. The sum offered waB largely in excess of the value of the outfit, but George was foxy and wanted time to consider the proposition. Finally, with a show of reluctance he accepted and got ready to do business with the air of a man who Is about to lay a great sacrifice on the altar of necessity. Jusl at that moment, however, the dealer's bank account was a little shy, but with the promise to pay George In the morning he drove the rig away and at last accounts had not been heard from, BEARDS AND GLASSES. Two Ornaments That Are Rarely Found Upon Hotel Waiters. \EVor see a waiter wearing glassesV\ demanded the inquisitor. No one could remember, although Just why a waiter should not be Been with glasses as well as any other man was not apparent. \It's just like the wearing of beards,\ went on the Inquisitor. \The proprie- tors of our Important hotels, restau- rants and cafes will not permit either beards or glasses to be worn by their waiters, it is possible that in some old fashioned Aanily or commercial hotel the servitors may be found with their noses straddled by optical helps, but you won't find 'em along Broad- way. \Now this is a fact worthy of note because in every other calling In life the number of persons wearing glasses is on the Increase, and even in our schools ft considerable percentage of very small children .will be found wearing glasses, and while, as 1 sny, hotel, restaurant and cafe proprietors are opposed to the glasses, still I have seldom found a waiter whose eyes In- dicated that he was in the slightest need of t-hem. \You may nrgue that restaurant waiters are generally young men. Grant you that Instantly, but all the same thousands of men of similar age have to wear them In almost every other occupation. \The majority of those servitors commence In boyhood, and the demand of their vocation causes no strain on the eyesight. Consequently that may nceounfc In a measure for the absence of any necessity for the use of specs. Moreover, the stenin from hot viands would render them useless probably.\— New York Telegram. Heartburn. When the quantity of food taken i3foo large or the quality loo rich, heartburn 1B likely to follow, and especially sp if the digestion has been weakened by oonsti- patJon. Eat slowly and not too freely of easily digested food. MaetJcate the food thoroughly. Let elx hours elapse be- tween meslB and when you feel a fullness and weight in t.he region of the Stomach after ea.flng, Indicating that you have eaten too much, fake Chamberlaiu'w Stomach and Liver Tablets and the heart- burn may be avoided. For sale by Osborn & Bussy, Marga.rotvllle, N Y S Korn. Arkvllle, H V W S Dickson, Arena N V O S Faulkner, New Kingston, N Y A lllriptlllt SIltril'Bll. Among the reminiscences of the class of '02 at Yale !s the story of n stout and healthy looking member who was told by his tutor that \he wns better fed than tuught.\ \You tench me. 1 feed myself,\ was ihe retort. THIS!! LIFE IN DOWNSVILLE. Burg Body of Richard Kittle to be Sent Home from Phillippines. The War Department has notified Wll Hard Kittle of Grant's Mills that the body of his eon, Private Richard Kittle, who died In the Phillippines on January 23, will be Bent home for Interment, but the date of Its departure for our shores has not yet been fixed. There is now In the Phillippines a corps of undertakers who will disinter and pre- pare for shipment to the United States as quickly as possible the remains of all soldi ors. Mr. Klttl<- will be notified when it reaohes San Francisco, from whloh point the Government will forward It by express and pay all charges. BROKE COLLAR BONE. Miss Gould's Good Work. MlSB Helen Miller Gould Intends opening hor homo In Boxbury, for the month of August. She is planning to give a lawn party on Thursday, August 14; the proceeds of which will go to furnish a \ Delaware County room \ In the Naval Branoh Young Men's Christian Associa- tion In Brooklyn, N. Y. After August 1st, tlokets at 60 oents for adults and 25 cents for children may be socurod by ad- dressing Miss H. M. Gould or Mrs. Hat- tie Tupper, librarian of Boxbury Library, at Boxbury. T. S. Miller Falls Fifteen Feet with Serious Results. On July 15, while T, B. Miller of Andes was working In haying for B. B. Glad- stone, he met with an aooldent whloh will doubtless lay him up for repairs for a time. Mr. Miller was standing on the bridge or driveway loading Into the barn and holding one of the the barn doors, when a suddon gust of wind forced,the door open and threw him to the ground, a distanoe of fifteen feet. Ills collar bone was broken and he waB otherwise badly brulsod, In his descent he struck against Eugene Allen and knocked him down, but the lattor was not Injured much, Death Follows Broken Hip, Several days ago Miss Thompson, an aged .resident of Bovlna, being about 6G years old, missed her calculation while attempting to sit down la a chair, and In- stead sat on the floor so heavily that one of her hips wore broken. She has been In 111 health for some time, having heart trouble, and this last affliction made her much worse. Her death ooourred Hun- day, July 13. The funeral was hold the next Tuesday. Bosh I Tho story of the Downsvllle Ncum to the effect that Mnun's piano factory In Walton has boon closed by the smallpox proves to be all bosk, The factory Is run- ning night and day to fill orders on hand. Joined tho Silvers. I), M. Bemle, late of tho Commercial House In IMaomvUle, has bought an lu- toreat In Silver's tent show. Ono Thousand Four Hundred Blossoms, Mrs, H. B. llmvell of Sidney Centre has a rambler roao bush on whloh are ltlQO blossoms. A Fruitless Ride. It was an anomalous condition of the market one day last week when J. C, Bush, 8r., spent twelve or flfteon hours on the road trying to buy eggs and then oame homo and bought 100 orates In Soranton by telegraph) cheaper than he aould got them here.— Franklin Dairyman, Quick Return. Mrs. Frank Burdlok of Oneonta, whose husband died on July 4, last week ro- oelved n chock for $1,000 lnsdranuo on bis life. Tho polloy was written In Maroh last and ho wae taken 111 in Juno. I (hi doath followed an operation. What the Denizens of That Little Find to Do from Day to Day. Will Craft and family have moved in rooms over Mrs. E. M. Kuapp's store. F. 8. Llddle of this village has sold his meat business at East Branch to his brother, D. W. Llddlo, Frank Calhoun, who has been employed by James Beobe at Altamont since Feb- ruary, has returned to F. W. Hartman's, his old home. E, T. Smith and R. D. Jones have dis- solved partnership In the livery business, Mr, Jonea Is now located at the Downs House stables, and wo have two livery stables again as In past years. Justice Murphy has handed down his decision In the case of John Fimer vs. the town of Colchester. He awards Mr. Preiser damages to tho amount of $123.50 and costs, making the total about itl30. Dr. Brlltan, our health officer, pub- lishes tho following notloe: \ The Health Boird of tho town of Colchester, havlog taken action lu regard to the opldomlo of small pox, chicken pox, Cuban Itch, or whatever disease It may bo, In this coun- ty, uot lfy any and all residents of the town or towns having such diseases that If found stopping In the town of C>lohester they will bo quarantined for two weeks.\ OVER AT GRAND GORGE. irlH ltl>B< IlnlC They were discussing the amateur theatricals of tho previous evening, and I'licspls was bewailing the hard luck that had brought on a violent headache and prevented his appear- ance. \Do you know, old boy,\ he Bald con- fidentially, \that was to have been the effort of my life. I had the love scene down fine, and Mildred's heart must have been of stone If she failed to see that I was In earnest. I was willing to stake everything on the result, for I was confident she would accept me the moment tho curtain went down. And to think that my usual hard luck would step In just when ull my hopes were About to b'e realized!\ \I beard Mildred refer to your uou appearance,\ remarked Fayer. \You did? And what did shejny?\ \Said you performed un net of char Ity by not coming on.\ Bummer complaint Is unusually preva- lent t moug children this season. A well developed case In the writer's fami- ly was cured last week by tho timely use of Chamberlain's Colic, Cholera and Diar- rhea Remedy—ono of the best patent medicines manufactured and which Is al- ways kopt on hand at the home of ye scribe. This is not Intended as a free puff for the company, who do not adver- tise with us, but to benefit little sufferers who may not be within easy access of a physician. No family should be without a bottle of this medicine in the house, especially in summer time Lansing, Iowa, Journal. For sale by Osborn .v.. Bussy, Margarelville, S. Korn, Arkvllle, W B Dlcktoii, Arena, O B Faulkner, New Kingston. bin Itcg'i'ctB. Judge — Your innocence Is proved. You are acquitted. PrlHoner^to the Jury)—Very sorry, indeed, gentlemen, to have given you all this trouble for nothing. ---___ No better argument—no more forceful from our standpoint, and no more interesting from yours—than these items in Ladies', Men's and Boy's Clothing for your careful consideration and comparison with Clothing offers elsewhere. The result will bring j'ou here to the spot where Clothing economics are rarest, Shirts, Collars and Cuffs. The Monarch Shirts, Collars and Cuffs made by Cluett, Peabody & Co., are, as everybody knows the best in the world, We sell them and at New York prices. , The Reliable • Ladies' & Gents' Clothier, MAIN ST., rV ARCARETVILLE, N. Y. If It's a MUNN * It ruiecled Him, It Is (mid of a former Marquis of Townshcnd that when young and en- gaged in battle ho saw a drummer nt his side killed by a cannon ball which scattered his brnlnB In every direction. Ills eyes were nt once fixed on the ghastly object, which scorned to en- gross his thoughts. A superior officer Observing him supposed he was intim- idated n't tho HlghJ^ and addressed him in n manner to cheer bis spirits! \Oh!\ Bald the young nftirquls, with calm- nqsH.but severity. \I am not frightened. I am puzzled to make out -how any man with such it quantity of brains ever came to be here I\ Too True to He ProlWuMe. \How about thut historical novel V\ asked the publisher. \No good nt all,\ answered the read- er to whom It hud been assigned. \The man doesn't understand how to write historical novels, and ho hasn't pervert- ed the truth as wo know It enough to make any kind of n rumpus among tho critics. His book would fall fiat.\— Chicago Post \The way to gain a good reputation is to endeavor to be what you desire to ap- pear.\ That Is precisely tho manner In which Ohamborlaln's Cough Uemedy has gained Its reputation as a eurefor coughs, eolds, croup and whooping cough, livery bottle that has ever been put out by tho manufacturers has beeu fully up to the high standard of excellence clalmod for It. People have found than It can al- ways be depended upon for the relief and cure of these ailments and that It Is pleasant and safe to lake. For sale by Osborn & Bussy, Margaretvllle, S Korn, Arkvllle, W 8 Dickson, Arena, O S Faulkner, New Kingston. Con soft ii B Thovoittfi He—Darling, I have lost my position. She—Never mind, dear. Think of bow Bintfll your salary was.—Brooklyn Jdfje. Annie Leyburn,; tost. Annie Loyburn was started at Detroit In tho grand circuit rauos and was sixth In tho It ill race for u $1,500 purse, Tho best time In tho ruoe was UsOB, It In said that Annie's new owners backed her to a largo amount. Sold lorn' Reunion. The committee of arrangements of Company A, One Hundred and Forty- fourth Regiment, have arranged for a re- union ol the company to bo hold In !><:•• pnnlt on AugUBl '.IK. Don't Fall to Read This, Whenever an honest trial la glvou tq Electric Bittern tor any trouble It in roc- oKlmondod for u poruiaiumt euro will be effect I vo, It never falls to louo tho ufoin- neli, regulate the kidneys niiil bowels, titlum late the liver, Invigorate tho nor von tuid purify tho blood. It's a wonderful fconlo for run down systems, Eiootillo Bitters positively euros Itkluoy and liver troubles, stomach disorders, norvouuno-ie Ulooploimnens, rheumatism, neuralgia, and uKpela Malaria* Satisfaction guaranteed by 10. ,n. O'Connor. MttrgarofiviUo.(«ia t B. Horn, AvltvlUo, Only 00 ounto, Mollior Alwtiyo Keeps It Handy, \ My mother aufforod a long lime from distressing pains and general 111 health duo primarily to Indignation,\ says ij. W, Spalding, Vorona, Mo. \Two yours ago I got Uar to try Kodol. Bho grow hotter at onoo and now, at tlto ago of seventy- six, oats anything alio wauls, remarking that Bho fours no bad effects an alio has hor bottle of Kodol handy,\ Dmi'l waste time (loatoilug symptoms. Go attor tho eaunt). If your Mtmuaoh In sound your health will bo good, Kodol rests tho, Btonimih and ntrongthnim tho body by ell • gonMng your food. It la nnturwi own jloulo, Ottliom tfi MUUMV, Littlebits from the Village Under the Hill. Charles Maokey, who has been at Lex- ington the paet throe weeks doing a job of mason work, has returned home. Tho Mlssos Ifmnele, Dydla and Helen Page of Delhi wore guests of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Schormerhorn the first of last week, Willis GJO1$ lias boon maklug some Im- provements to his nniill and blind factory. Anion/? other thlugs ho has put la a now twouty-four horso power onglno. Tho following offlooi'6 for tho Christian Endeavor Society have been olooted: President, Charles Schormerhorn | vloo- prosldout, Frank Orouk; soorotary, Miss Lena Baker j treasurer, B. B. Cronk. The following ar.) the chairmen of tho differ- ent commlttioe: Mrs, S. S. Mosorlpt, prayer-moottug; Mrs, Charles Sohormor- horn, lookou t i Mrs. Frank Warron, social j Mrs, Frank Croak, flower; Mrs. Q. G Baker, IUUBIO; Mrs, A. L, Baker, mission- ary. Uoguiar mooting oaoh Wotlnoatlay ovonlng at 7:80, Quito a heitvy thunder storm passed ovor this place Thursday noou, During tho storm lightning otruok the farm house of H. B, Cronlt, now oaouplod by Olaronoo Wlltslo, making some queer antics. Tho bolt oame In under the vorauda, follow- ing an unused telephone wlro, knocking off some of tho plaster In tho dining room so that It fell on tho tnblo, around which tho family wore outing their dinner, pas- sing ou to tho othor part of tho house, splitting some of the door oankigs aud going through tliosldo of tho house Into tho ground, Nunc of Mio family were In- jured aud only part felt any shock, It nauiieil hut slight dumiigo, New \ Hello\ line In Weaver Hollow. Mil. Hanlon titiil IQuguuo Taylor of An- des Itt'U piittl.ni ? iu another telephone lino from Dumuvou tip Weaver Hollow In or- der to iieomniDiln fe tho fanuom ill that sooLlou, Quito a number will luivo phonos in their rosldunaoa, Two Bullies |fo» it Cent. A novel poster was seen by n recent sojourner In Nova Scotia. It was print- ed on rough paper with rod point, In a childish hand, and wns tacked to a tel- egraph pole in a conspicuous position: \There will bo n concert and fair in Mrs, Parson's sitting room today lit 2 o'clock sharp. Admission—adults, 5 cents; children, 2 cents; babies, two for u cent,\ SllMliifr Trco Iinrlt. When a young fruit or shade tree stops growing and looks as If It wore about to glvo up tho struggle for ex- lsteii'ie, the- trouble may often bo traced to Its being bnrlcbound. In this enso a long porpondlculur silt In tho bark will enable It to rcBuuio Its natural growth, The Same Old Story. J. A. Kolly relates an experience simi- lar to that which has happened in almost every neighborhood In the United States and has been told and re-told by thous- ands of others. Ho says: \Last sum- mor I had an attack of dysentery and purchased a bottle of Chamberlain's Colic Cholera and Dlanhoea lteinedy, which I used according to directions and with en- tirely satisfactory results. The trouble was controlled much quicker than former attacks when I used other romodlos.\ Mr, Kelly Is a well known oltlaen of Hen- derson, N. O. For sale by Osborn & Bussy, Margaretvllle, B Korn Arkvllle, W S, Dickson, Arena, O S Faulknor, New Kingston. Your House is Furnished. HE has sold Pianos in Delaware County nearly half a Century and is known for HONEST GOODS And HONEST METHODS. Warerooms in Margaretville. T A Simple Mutter. \.Tohn I'd Ilka you to wnko nfo at C o'clock tomorrow morning. I wont to catch tho ourly train.\ \All right, sir; all right,\ replied the nblo servitor expressively; \all you got to do, sir, is to ring,\—Philadelphia North Aniorlcnu. \ Some people take enre of their mon- ey and neglect their stomachs.—Atchi- son Globe, If a Man Lie to You, And say some other salvo, ointment, lotion, oil or alleged healer le aa good as Buoklen'a Arnica Salvo, tell him thirty years of marvolous euros of piles, burns, bollos, corns, folonB, outs, scalds, bruises and skin eruptions prove It's the host aud cheapest. SiG cents at E, L, O'Counor'e, Margaretvllle, and 8. Korn's, Arkvillo. For Hiilo or l» lluiil. Illgh grade pianos direct from Munn's manufactory, Enquire at Muun's muslo store, Margaretville, N, Y. Need More Help. Often tho over-taxed organs of diges- tion ery out for help by dyspepsia's pains niiuiieii, dbwliiiinii, lioadaohos, llvor com- plaints, bowel dlsordors. Buoh troubles aall for prompt use of Dr, King's Now Life Pills. Thoy ure gontlo, thorough and guaranteed to euro. 95 oents at K L. O'Connor's, Mnrgarotvlllo, and Bnui'l Horn's, Arkvillo. Dlsbursemcnti) Only $7,355. The total disbursements of tho Stam- ford school board last year woro only *7,afiu. Ww 'JL'lw Outuklll Mountain NOWMM The'Beat Liniment for Strains. Mr, P. H. Wells, the merchant at Door Park, Long Island, N. Y., says: \I al- ways recommend Chamberlain's Pain Balm us tho boat liniment for nl.ratiu 1, I tisod It lust winter for a severe lamouoss In tho Hide, resulting from a struln, and was greatly pleased with tho quick rallof and euro It effected.\ For sale by Osborn iV, tiiinny, Mnrgarotvlllo, B Korn, Arkvillo, W B Dleluinii, Arena, O ti Ifaulltuor, Now Kingston. D MiiAWAiiHootiNTv oouiti\—Iu the mat- tor of tho appointment of the tonus of tho County Court for the County of Dela- ware:—Tho tonus of the County Court In aud for tho County of Delaware are heroby ordered and appointed to bo held at tho Court House in the village of Delhi, In oald County, ror the year 1002, and un- til otherwise ordered, as follows: For the trial of Issues of fact by 11 Jury and for tho hoari 11 gand decision of mo- tions, appeals and othor proaootUugs: On tho third Monday of March, On tho second Monday of June, On tho fourth Monday of Beptombor, On tho second Monday of December, For tho hearing and decisions of mo- tions, appeals, trials aud othor preoood- IngB without a jury at Ohanibors. On tho Ilrst Monday of January, Ou tho llrst Monday of February, On tho ilrst Monday of March, Ou tho first Monday of April, On tho llrst Monday of May, On tho first Monday of June, On the first Monday of July, On tho llrst Monday of Semloiubof, Ou tho Hist Monday of October, On tho first Monday of November, Ou tho Monday of Doaombor, It Is furtherod tirdoiod that n Petit Jury attend tho March, Juno, September and December tonus of sold Court, JOHN p, GIIANU 1 , Oounly Judge of Delaware Uotuity. Mrs. Yomigman is closing out her business and is giving groat, big bargains in ©very- thing in the Millinery lino. Her stock is large and con- sists of Dress Hats, Heady to wear hats, Walking hats, Bailor hats, Children's hats, Ribbons, Chiffons, silks, Flowers, Feathers, Velvets, Laces, veilings, Embroidery silks and-cotton, Ferris Waists to suit all, Corsets and Fan- cy goods. Call and see Mrs. Youngman if you care for bar- gains, for she means business when she says sho is going to close out her entire stock. HARPER Cash Jewelry Store Fruit, Berries, Vegetables, and full Line of Groceries, Best Goods At the Lowest Prices. H, G. EDWARDS, Margaretville, - N. Y. 1 > roue Var Mult.. I have boon closing out my stock of Wftgonu and huvo ono now two Bontod sur- roy left whloii 1 will emlllohonp. U *»V«rflf, MM'ttwotivlUu, «, X, a.™ jBiinmmry «IVBN that the Bur- 'ogato of tho County'of Doliwvnro, will until otherwise ordered, attend at his offluo In the village of Delhi on Mon- day of oaoh woolt, except during the month of August, tu execute the powers aonforroil and dutlnit Imposed 11 pun lilm, and that ho will also 11 ft mid at Mi ollluo lu tho village of Stamford en the llrnt Saturday, aud at Ida office In the village of Walton ou tho llrst Tuesday of oaeh month, nxoopt August or during a term of the County Court, JUIIKV, tilUM'l', IN l;lui;rc|!n,t» oK Doln warn Omiijd.y. Watch Is Headquarters For High Grade Repairing AND IMHST-OLABH Optical Wo can refer you to huu- th'cds of pleitHod custo- mom. PAGE BLOCK, Delhi, - - N. ' New And Second Hand Wagons Of Every Description For Sale By A. J. Easman, Margarotvlllo, N.Y,
