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iHinwIi MMM——wrmnti ri mi nn nnVi iMMiiiwnnin t> ifiMmi -TrTiTrT^VrlliT--Vr—.^..i^ir<rf^ ,rrj - •- T -TiriTX'inr«'ii>ia«>*ii J MWflKI fteMCH>KA17 THURSDAY, MAY 1,1884 ^> s. _^- i — lielsnd'a popnliatiOB.Ja now 5,100,000— 3,090>QQ& less tbaa in 1841. Eg.ya» the-Eaglish novelist, smokes fifty japes a Sss$ sad-sleeps ten hours. fhe last -watiDg that Charles Eeade did will fiast appear in the United States. The meeting of the New York Demo- cratic State committee has bean postponed tmBlMaySl* The cattle industry of this country rep- resents over 43,000,000 head of eattie^orth §1,500,000,000. JNearCMlIicothe.Me., a boy chased a rabbit into a hollow tree and found 500 SI and f2.60.gold pieces. AJSfew York paper says shoes have gone up five cents a pair, wholesale. We sup- pose that means abcut fifty cents a pair retail. In Chicago, June 6th, the republicans of this country in nationf J convention assem- bled t?xpeet to nominate the next president of the United States. A colored barber in Idaho has drawn the-color line j he refuses-to shave Indians. He, evidently, thinks himself better than the American Government. Cteancl Army posts\ are passing resolu- tions- condemning the course of Conrtney and Boss and their backers in fixing upon decoration day for their boat race. It is said that two-thirds of the whole number of Democratic journals of this state have expressed a preference for ex- congressman Fowler for president. She bill to prevent deception in the sale of dairy products has been signed by the governor. IThebiU prohibits the manu- facture and sale of oleomargarine, butter- rne and suine in this state. Glens Falls has had a §100,000 fire. Union Hall, Little's opera house, Glens FaQs opera house and block and the Pres\ Iryterian church, fifteen stores and twice t asjnany offices were all destroyed. little Falls has but one cemetery and the lots in it have all been sold. There is .no chance for an enlargement, and the trustees of- -fee village are called upon to make some provision for procuring a suit- able tract of land to be used as a cemetery. JJugg, the Long Island brnte and mur- derer, will be-hung on Friday t the 6th of June^ • We wish our Judges would assist in doing away with the unmcky Friday superstition by appointing any .day for hanging murderers besides that particular one, , A' full-fledged law is now in force in this state prohibiting the manufacture and sale m'New York State of imitation bntter and -cheese in any of its forms. This will be a good thing for the dairying interests and pioTjablyinerease the priee of the genuine article.- Charles Goodnight is a king among cat- flaiings.ia Texas, and has fenced in 700,- 000 acres with'250\miles of wire fence at the heS&of the Bed river in the Panhan- dle; •\ His ranch contains nearly 25,000 acres'more than there areinthe entire state of Bhpde*Island; and he bought the whole at jrbmvfifty cents to one dollar an acre. isaicqtoa to ieWe the te^tan.o£-aa^rc- tto voyage The^arioBTdrc-Vea profitable trade va. small pictures on the backs of which they wrote then names man unin- telligible clurogiaphy^ana^spld at prices. ranging from a (paxter||ktihjee, four and; jerm% ^il^eryaGlark, ;©§-• Eulaste. tor. Seecher-lins put a new plarrerin his mill Our school is. to T>e kept the ensuing five dollars, the JSsee on the liberaEty^of th£jjuyer^ m& the amount of \sash ia&aadp ^%fae§s of Ine^ seamen do .not reveal any marked &jgn§ of unusual iutclligence, but thoy\ ar6 all sturdily buat,healffiy,andhavetWapp&u.v anceof having been through joany hard,-, ships and-a capability of undergoing many- more. A perfect din of steam-whistles fol- lowed the Bear dote the mediae wnai've.s were covered with people, bunting 'Was profusely displayed, lungs were taxed to their utmost extent in the .efforts .of the people to make their cheers heard, above the din and deafening shrieks of myriads of steam craft, and altogether the scene was more like a triumphal enfcee thaji a departure of men who may never see their native shore again. A more demonstrative send-off could not be wished for, audit is decidedly doubtful if it could have been given if wished for. The Thetis and the Alert—the latter the vessel presented by England solely for the purpose of rescuing Lieutenant Greeley and his party—are to start in a few days. They are expected to join the Bear at Upernavik, and JTom thence the expedition moves in a fleet. There is a rumor that the Herald intends to run a telegraph wire into the frozen country and give in its columns daily ad- vices, but the rumor is at present resting on a rather insecure foundation and too much credence should not be given to the rumor. A new scheme for canal-boat locomotion is under discussion by the committee of canals of the Assembly. The bill was introduced by Mr. Lewis, and if adopted, will compel fee Hudson Biver and Western •Transportation-Co. \to lay a railway track or tracks on the bed or bottom\ of the canal, \or section of such canal not to exceed five miles, as may be desig- nated by the Superintendent of Public Works, for fee purpose of testing, in a practical way, the advantages of David W. Cooke's system of towing by tractor, or floating locomotive upon a submerged track on the bottom of the canal; provid- ed fee same, when constructed and* in operation, shall not obstruct canal naviga- tion. \ The act ^joes on to say feat should the experiment prove successful, the canal company js, at its own expense, to lay \a track or tracks\ from Buffalo to Albany, that they shall furnish power for towing at the present minimum rates, that they shaE pay into the the treasury 5 per cent of their gross receipts, and that the state shall have the power of decreasing the rates to be charged for tonnage. \BOUBGEOIS.\ ^ohM\!!rf»|eai^|AceaAgfil|ffi. -Tba?e \was nqs.(^6gna^^eeJ^^s^Stok 'was, '8tte^dB^^ih%.'te^he&.^kftC& **• *??.\>• ,' Died, AjicH f3,-at*Union Square, Mrs.-\ ChadpttS, Ford MIlei{'agea l8* : *ye;ars. iffiis, \Mailer had lived -untH recently in Eeeoharalls. She was married only last •November,. She came to her brofeejt's\ fuiwalAprrfJ.T.anawas'.takeii-homQ siok^f pnlylivjtogaboTil.fiv^i'^ayi. - • -*-. - v _ , Hrs.-Wka.'For&.is veiyu lew. ..The sadAjf^eS ^tictags of her daughter's (Mrs. \Uffler) death has.jaade. her v worse. She hag suffered fee. loss ; oJ two children & .five weeks Sp3hie fee sympathy of all. .'s Sam Waiter is papa to a nice boy.\ Have you sent your Carpet off- yet, or, hjwe you gotyow house joleaMefl,- & the question, of importance at present. * In-the Pilot te/j 1 \Yes this Mndof woilToMlge^fttttin to Keep sober as a judge OrWfnen in the VorW, \steamboat pilots\ana rsOiroad engiqwrlshould letjagnor^apn?,. ^^^tteJscieaittKg^ sighs anOjcgplness ot^ieliiia&e&tievSaSr^ot, Hfe ft%rOB6J#,\ 'SZ*%V '•*' •?-.rST ' Ee^togalsh^fentW%eai^6efSat#^W, 'IS^^oefea^n^f ^sr6^9^gfip^t, 0% ^»g9,adaea; ,^^oajrafesg»aQt$niari5t!b»t the sober ones hav.e the brat postfdns ana we best p»y. YesVthe work anal ex^5iareB0niettme# WllSrOn us^but for my. part,, l.flafl PARB^e. ToHietobs all the tavieorajitirt&ia. I've got- aUotae,aboard hMe-npTS'; nevergoon'atjjp- ,wl&oufc*t.,C;wheM;hAv^t^X^^ in ariy.w#=oiiis ofsorS, itsetefifermp lh«oame; %plp?em>ffi;BliSaKfoTB t ^foV*h9t s JaiiT»Mih^ ,-v^ tt s > Be%al;fia&stB»? ;V^enVMtIpA.bottl^of 5A»e»^«oja^lo:oleR;J.caaMepjggja-.. ria»away from me 'astar, as «iat;aa-|h§- ame-,-^ My- wtfaJtas nsed -Ifcfor.ttoeeyeftra .<or0ummer : Q0^p}atot^n4c«TiQaR4asattInv}KOran|,.'vyheai r sWS-^d';MWrom^0veirwpr3fiFSHe;!Stt5;stth6 : i Tcinietea daWfc Soo3-bye! vPon'fr.brgaK.yoTat ne<^2goln^f!b.el0j?i'' -' - ; '*•*\•?' '^-- ''.•\• t -• _ErSntdvw*BrooHyn Correspondent. ^EtfMRAL NEWS LETTER. The trial of the negro, Chas. H. Bugg, for' the nrarder of Miss Annie Maybee, of Bro^kviHe,' L. X, has ended in his being fo'uml guilty of murder in the first degree. ITlhe trial hid not ended thus, he would haf e \been tried for fee murder of Mrs. ^ ISsryliee, mofeef of Annie, and fee assault dKsola'Mr. Maybee, who was blind and al- me|6\h'3pless. Besides these crimes, fee , iie^QW^ indicted by the-grand jury for a deadly assault upon Mr. and Mrs. Town- - se5.6V.an aged couple^ and another murde- rous'assault upon Selah Sprague,. whom •he. nearly MUed with a heavy fish-plate, srSeatas are used for joining together rail- ro'ad tracks. Mr. Sprague's skull was ser- iously fractured, and although this crime -^-fee latest—was committed over three months ago, fee assaulted man is not yet out of danger. In addition to fee above, several assaults upon unprotected women caih\be traced to him, as wefi as a suspicion feat he was concerned in fee Bose Ambler case,- which affair-^-in Connecticut—so shocked feejpecrple some months ago. Al- together, \this negro's record of crime is - almost unprecedented,, even in fee already . \ovkrBrowdedannals of criminal deeds com- mitted in this eountry. There must cer- taSnlytie something fiendish in this man, who evidently thought, no more of taking a person's life than hewouM of wringing the neek of a chicken. His. mode of procedure \\\\was- fee same in, all cases; he would first ^iv% h&vje^^-^jTowto stun him, and ffie^aTO^e^B^tcf/aeath. His counsel, on AisiJnaWot -Sfe ninrder of Annie Maybee, . -weje;ex#adge Busteed and Mr. Qharles, a \ ca|a^3a^e£ -There was- not much __ ae^fepofeihefirstas to fee verdict which ^,\W^ldjfea^r§e.d upon by fete iuryj and air „ th^®&Sfie?had;.able couns,el,.^ere was.no tsfipble eyMehce wiffi-whmhrto' hnild. up a defense. Bugg was convicted wholly on. r crfctnMtantM^evMiaiiee-, But -the,facts were - s4^1os^3\-8ijked and so oye^helming- fee - prii^jlhSi a*verdict, of anythSig -but gtjffi^Teopfd-haye) been drreetly against fee erajetife'-^fen/ 1 The people' about sc|&e>,vO%.fee murders and. assaults iaye -expressed their entire satisfaction of the ~* w^f%# casWw'as- «»T3acte% and appear '\' ^r_fe.rapi6Sty^w^h,W^ich,the case ^ Secfofc The ^elgction of jurors cd^^&eeA Monday morning and Irj Fri- <^$p&mg the trial wa$ ended. Agehe- r Taf^ang of relief is felt feat fee monster la^P^st-fo- get his. deserts, and Queefcs coW^p&fple breaffi more freely than they bewe'&z fhe pastes jneaths. Sentence wa| pSsleS-oh .Engg-|>n,^ojM^ri -Thefirstdt fee-^ej[e r .a:efef .boats, left fee^roo^y^na^^^^ja^sday, as by ^lousands, an'd wTEoSi'Slackened every ay^ta^|pjleee«af^^ol£3\.&the capacioiis .ya||yi^jyhe btflkheads and piers : of the Mr. W. A. Howard has tk hen's egg fea| measures 6x9, inches,. ,Eggs are.'to lie, beaten;-who-will beat this ? Mr. JamesDoney,.o| Djtgway, hai been putting, blinds on~his house. . ' School commenced at Dngway last Mon- day,* Miss Lnla .Howiid, , r teacher. .Also the sohoor.at -Howai4ville commenced at fee samedatej Miss Jessie Holmes, teach-_ er. \ '..*\\•-'\ Howardville creamery is expected to- start the first Monday in May. Mr. Deaii Mddleton is fee maker and Mr.' 0. J . Hubbard helps. . Miss Bertha Holdridge will teach the' Jennings ' school • this summer. School commences fee first Monday in May. The trustee of school district No. .8,; Parish, ia having fee schoolhouse painted and papered.' Albert Sperling is'doing fee work. S. W. Jennings is repainting his house; We are glad-to see these evidences of prosperity. , • » • - AltBIOK. NOMTH1VEST NUGGETS. MmNEAPOMS, April 24,1884. Now is fee very summer of fee tide of immigration to the northwest and fee dies are cast f oa: f ortnp.es to be made and. to be broken. The immigration trains present a very singular appearance wife their tops covered wife chicken coops,-pig pens, old country beds and household furniture of \various descriptions. '\Then there 'are : fee cars containing, emigrants' effects\-which are taken in transit at very low rates by fee railroad companies in consideration of having their country populated and- built up. Fy fee scheme of shipping under what are known as \emigrant movables,\ many of the large farmers ^rf MirmSsota and Dakota, find it cheaper to take ont a complete supply of stock and household furniture every spring, which they sell at auction in the fall after harvest to the small farmers in surronndHig counties. Your correspondent has recently been in a posi- tion to learn what great advantage over the small fanner, those who own from one to five thousand acres can operate. By rea- son of his having to use a lot of machinery for which he generally pays cash, he can get quoted to him the same prices that a' dealer will get, which means a Saving of about 40 per cent, on the cost of machine- ry alone. As he ships in \car-load lots he gets the lowest rates from the railroads, and on these two items saves-enough to stock and run a farm of ordinary size.— When the harvest comes, he either puts fee wheat in his own elevator or makes his own terms with fee elevator companies for storage until he is ready to sell. After this ,he goes to his home, in Pennsylvania, Massachusetts or wherever he* may live, and takes life easyjmtttthe next spring.— It is astonishing how many eastern men run the large farms out here, and as they spend very little money wife us and can Afford to sell at lower figures, than our small farmers, it is easy to se\e~feat their presence is.anything but an -advantage • to the country. It may interest fruit dealers to know that experiments a3*e constantly being made to grow fruit in- the Northwest: Most of these have been very,aiseouraging became of the extreme degrees of heat and-cold. This is fee season of. fee year when the paper towns spring-up, on paper,-of'C0urseJ ; Beware of them. They are generally -rep- resented on themap'aS\-S|)teading cvea?<S'il : or three counties, or as having six of seven proposed railroads minting feiSrag^rthent. Invest with caution. They have on fee plat of the town, -lo&ations • for proposed school houses, proposed churches, propos- ed capitol buildings and proposed gold' mines. Steer - clear of feem.. If you want ;to locate in a town, select one that.JwS a local habitation as. well as a'name. DIED.—After a very short sickness-wife quick consumption, Mrs. William Spencer, April 23,1884. The funeral was held oh Sunddy. She leaves a young husband and a large circle of relatives to moumher loss. Miss Alice Norton teaches «sohool in the Barber district, and her sister, Julia, in the Pineville district. . MTP, JohnWolcott is very sick with dropsy. / Bev. D. P. Brown preached his farewell sermon at the Baptist Church last Sunday. Rev. and Mrs. Brown-have gained the uni- versal love and esteem of fee community, and all very much regret their leaving-us. Miss Malvina'Jackson is very sick. The next Band of Hope meeting will be at fee Baptist Church Sunday evening, June 1st. •*\!'• g' \••y ^ifirrffiirrcr^'\' tt~y*& • »a»t»nnifl«*rn Wagons & Agri CAMPAIGN QF 1884 rl_ ^^M^Sbt^j^- '. *va»jf * Sfiiis -prei RiEKEB'SjEtoiGER '. wbJehJiaarb.Bfflx SgPW-n- aa JOHIC, wulherefHSeroe caned SiB{plyiEABBEH?aS6Hi().'' 3hteOfcOTge*.iiBSi5b^en rehdi -\\-• - .— - -• • --- thei^d^toraerSbjr -finS thaiiame otglngert aj#ns ,„_,^on :ei#uiiuei ^^« wui v v* ; -^ 8 ^, «j. rw =-.Rf v is,real)yi.an; uinnjportent^vow^tol^ecifent, we dX'op the mP3^g|£pp!^3S--v,- 1 * 1 *? vi'«v. : % -:-},f^-. i - !QM^is;hoi,dhange. hDjiteveriJii .tfejreiara- tidSiettiana%a*oWeS*emffln,$n^«ffie-te oftaea!ere,,wxjfflpeaj^^ 0rNOHa<Toinxilool»tainitihe*emu)ie* aeaiofne -rlf th&!^^rM|ignattti»l}flii^x^^lfeatm^ b6ttoi6.ojf thg -•~'-* 2 \ •\—-• r I n bur d.eah%a;.wJith individuals we are houndtorec6g^i2&-fifst5of ^lh tfie.-.g^at• fandamente^rXnciple fljf*%quitg- : Wf \aire willing and fe6und=t.9- give'' te e^uivaichfc < fpr. jifhtit we, .reeeive^.. Equity re;qjBres truthinlness and;hoiiesty in•HrliB.t.w.e-say; weregarct saeredly\the rights of others in allthmga.*; ' ' -\••• *'.\•' jWBSELL ; PBlER AND BIWEB Bf; • v *TlNa AND THB* MOST BEOEN%' '- M6BER^ STYLES INTREADY- \MADS OtbTHINGi ' V / New StylesTor II. ISIS ? EBJLDREI and gen^iurnisbing,goods,hate and caps. Never beforc.fiave you wifeessed in' Pulas- krsuth a^lafge Bna*'.eiegant variety,,^ We ^re sttre weXcafr'shdw ydu^ h'etter go^ds for the least money than you can find inBorth- emNew York*. People may ask, why we ean sell cheaper; in answer,to feiSf^st, we are connected'with two more, large stores. TBy buying for three' stores we buy trom 15 to 20 perTcenf. cneapeK Seeohd\ we pay cash/for our- goods..- •Third,-'-iak- pensos are low. Consequently we can and will-sell goods cheaper than some other deSlers can buy them These are facta.. It is-ha trouble to show « goods whether you huy or not. - 1STARCLOTHIRG H^JSp .,. ^INGjaSOLL-BLGeE, ^ ; y'utASKr,.!!, 3 ;^: t -\^ -' '\. -. •• %. M. SHIMBEKG, Vrfc: ' PARISH. There has been considerable about here,'and your humble correspon- dent-has fceen one of\ fee adflieted onesi.:- *Bevv.l3iJH^ffl& : iS.''sta : Sonea at Flor- ence \ for the' present year; He is- an ex- cellent christian gentleman, and*he works faifefully-for fee gOod~o!TinThanri!y\ '\'.\-'- Our schools open vrell this springy Our teachers attended fee institute at Hannibal last we_ek, L, D. Snel has taken possession of fee Petrie House, He'is perfectly at home again. . ' • -- •-•_ -.'•/-• Our eheese •fect6ry;& 'doing well - ©ur eheese is contracted to a firm-at Syracuse fee present serson, at a price^atisfactory >to afl parties. . , . E k .P.- 50c, fine, vjuti, chewing tobacco only 3ac per pound, tilt - .\-••-• BROW& & CO>S, .- BaysvlUe, XT. ~E. teavee- - -' \•~JLHf&*itii. : T?M., ».** -'^pi«l|8e^r^>.ita.~rs^^fl&~.-.#'Ak^^^l.^S.-jK^ Claly™.-..T.«,...«..., J ..«^-6 S2.....JD 32....,.2:23..iis,\ ~ Brewerton.......>.™.<......6 ©.^...4d23..™:e , SS....4-,--, Antral Smutre,.. 6,ffl.„i_ia 32?.-...S*l*.-..i-.8?8JS ;Maii\o%..!:....:... i ..~.„....6 59......10 ^.,.....2 6j,..^|f Par^L .7 lS..;..Jfl si —:3-06;.. i „7 i ..02.. 0fiton.'8qnavb...;:...;...:.7 29 1} 08....-S 18....,;J If Hoime'aviiie«.»t. «J 82...,..U-15....,.5 25.,..-.,7 a» miBiilZt..: —..:::..-.7 4s......u m.....s sr.!..„7\8a i^.Maianastotn<:.-7M.....-.lH(*-\»i3^0....i^'45- , ifgav^rr\ ; '.PdOU SP.Hv .AtH, 'atenlattd. Station......^ 15. 8 <& 810.... JI sy Pnlasti j....™. .. .~.A YI.-..& H-..-8 •21^.. < .m<B Hblmesvlllei *40—S» UntoaSquoJre 437-...:8 m Pariah.^.^..;™ „....4 59;.,,.,8 4». HaBtlhg8..»..«— :S g.-.<.^.». Maltdr*-..™:.~......,..^5 &..>.&&., Central Sauare.™.....3 &•••• 9 08 919......12 Olay „.,,,„......-.o «...«.» 37—...9 o8.»,.«J ^w Wooawara ....: .&«? 9sr„....»«i.....,HBt Liverpool .^j.„.<..-..6 OO.r.^9 ffl»^ll55..„i4'S5- AiMye Syracuse ..\-«.* 15....30 00„..l0 W.-..ri 60 ' •\ H. M. BBmtfH, Superlntenaeat' April ,28,1884 l . ' - v • . • NOW.PAIN^ING DEFERREB.CAME BE DONS PRQEEItLY .. PROVIDED' BEST JUDGMENT IS-EXER^ISEI).'!^.' SELECTING ^N^S. CHOieE\bf COLORE INIHARMOIJV 'F6K SpDY' AND TRIMMING IS\AN ESSENTIAL' ANTEED AGAINST'Att, POSSlBiLITST . OEIBAUrSESeLTS; ANDSELECTION tOAN^BB^i^QE-FEOlI 4 £3$ JSJES OF ^'COiEpR^ FpR=S-AI#^ , •-.•... , O, B. MCldHaM;, & SOW , ^ '\ '^^p^r^EL^y. \ \;'\;; A Splendid Japan lea for 35c. per pound, clieap at 40c., at John Chinaman bobs up serenely #\^^ 3itftfe^ay*SM overfiow^d nito the slips ly- 3ngiiuaachfcf,,had assembled tqgivethe pltjjfjy; lellow's a. rousing seM^ff. T?he dee^was vShnpst hidden .under fee, wealth ~* ^^-^fleiti^yaani&ing friends. Across g-p^fcof fee Bear—the; leader of -flowed a constant stream of &an&M^,. the majority of them.laden -. wi^bigicp^wHeh contained presents of ^ boo|^ ji§io^cl& / games' sn4 all things .points in fee Korihwest, and ey^ery' prajrie town has this indispensable^ adjunct to the laundry world., As cleanliness is next to Godliness, John's Work is not .far removed in point of moral hlfluence from fee fields pf fee parson,albeit the C^amanis called \heathen.\ - Smuggling, of fee Celestials from British Columbia mtoWashingbn Territorjis now a regular business, which fee custom house officers are powerless to prevent Canoes containing about five Coolies are brought across Pngent Sound, a distance of-about fen-ty-five miles to certa^ pointsi^froni \whence they soon get into the loggmg and mining dfetricfa and mixed.with feose.who a \ > - J™\^.-^ . mmss^y^l^^^^ ;oi&e*. >86«6. ^Sniat^inore'i^eiWiai^ltfianJ^Waifis. rainless it be-aiwar among punHaiars, ttsen what Sueha warTfa-ta j— T - — •\\— —*---' --— f .0Jrto«a^o. '_.. aealersjptJbQtoolajr. _ oon before payment. JOHN B, AiDBsr, Pnbjlsb- er,18:Veseyse,ST.T.' ~- \ ' •'• **-$$$¥• We ,wpuld resBec^ily\ inform tie Fai^rs of Mis\ 4iTiI : tW ^|oi'^ihi: tpwnf tBaVwe nevJBf \elprewere in as _gooi s&fe , to m^fiy their waife Lpmmig Spring-Uoth Barrou\ '* Weiateni-to keep a-large s$6efe^>f ^^^s^BnggieBj'&c.., of jhe wlieh we are boundlo Beii ut t>rice3Utafc wilt d'efj'fedmpetifian;' ; mmSSB^mBBkmSSL, BAEBED FEN©t ;. Is.a^^O^Ss^l^i^gpiaj^npt drawn, with short, triaagolaJ : v~J ; ^;MW*kM s §:$ HONG, ^y^^^'^^^f^^^^Wj 1 ^ 1 ^}^ of barbed feacb- cfkp/oM4of JMJ imsie.d^e?* ;*TEe laarb is formed from p^ 0 | ihe^elfamidp can j^^gglqSloQsen^d or broken oft There ard ^ : ^^&dij^te,'.^-^^^4.i^^'^^ ter - The peculiar shi ' M^:i^M^^W^^W^6^^^ aiid adjustable to heatt .cold, tfeus-iHftfeog \t&eSes0mGmg~ma,de - \- •\ '..;' ''\f^'^s&'Ai: p^g.-^liaVe some very nice.see^'clJHi.a.nd seed barley for sale. We have lately^adaed to our Large Stoef ol\Ajg^|^aF^^di;^^_ which we ^QidKLc^11*ydpn?. : ^©bia|;iBttfeii^.o5-_ fe>j:^©Ke^ttijg.j Don't fall to see those Fine CalfBootSsv.Snlf'ii'.^^.at' '.,. • •' ''. r *iM>lt1f'%.1t5«i>§,. ^ , •'-»;a^iaSi^,,\K. *.••'- MLR0$B& .:.» 3S«...,?216 ....^43.;.'...1322- .r.„8 m..„..13 3 i .....fl ai. 12 ii ^9 09;..ai2 48 Oswsgo * Some Ball Boads. Leave Puiaakt 7 80 a. nv, arrive at Watertown 9'30aiTi^'Sdm6,'tf''S(('a^iJ,; ' - - - . - ,.l^ve J £nIasii.lt,tS!58i m.* arrive at.Water- t»wn'.\l' : S>^.m.;E<«nelS5.p..ni. , __ . I,eaveJEnEAaKi*fi3p. \n.?^rnveat Water, towns 20p^ia. . „ ....... • ieave EunASKi'6 50j>;.DSij arrive at. Kome, a 46 j>. au WaterRtwn &JSp. m • -fi®j*'- ' ' \ AnlV&r- * EunA8Ki;4-?5ai;m» * r-. atOswego aOGp.ia. \do \- 8'2fta.af. * 4l& 930 a. in'. do-. -• 4,20p.in- - d o frSopSiii. do ! 8 1C r, m. do, 9 20p.m. TO)ElK, OSTARIO AHD WEST- SoitTflEEii bivisioN. Aiu: : P-.M. -A.M, ,7,0(! . .810,, : v mQ iih ase -,,8* 767, 408 . \. $35 ''814\ J-25 1020 .821 432 .10-32 837 4 38 11-05 8J5. 4 IS 1117 842 455 1135 848 500—1180 903 •- 613 . nn 9'08 • B22! 110 em S-?B - 1 32 9W B46 ISO • ft37 B6& stm 9-n .618. $BS io it ett ton 10.20. J»<3 4'25 1028 GM 450 1051 7\2i> *1 0 flOETO \ Gour^sdutb—' Oswsgo, rv ; -.. Edlton *• RennellvWe Central Sfluare ConBtantiS\ - Bemhard's Bay Cleveland' • \ ' \• West Vienna. - - Nortli Bay EttbOreeK buieiaa I\; I Cotamnriity Vtttley Mills- - .Mdnligvffle HoralsvBle . dOJatoau'w-.-« . - ^SaSadfiivfllB- - EarlvUIe r Smyx'na _ - •*Norwion ~ - ArrJyeJingSew-Yori,, ,„,, 820 830 %i M.'-V.ff -..aGOTngrliforai?-' LgaveJTewjyqrfce; - -' V.M • A.M.\ JLM': 6m, r.'780 •' '500 6.80 V7S6 .8-65 i.--'\- .648- • -K 805^ ''tfai) 063 -»16 - 10U, - :7D6:\ 828 Jo30 K' . 7,11- :\--»34-K.3i;O01 * 7« f ^ '850, i USfl. ^ *.>31 8.5r- 1189 „- ^.38. 5fl4 ; ., ;1JU«S: . \ 7.46. \ 919- '1210 -' - 760 .- : &m ~: \S-15- r06 940 148. 814. -947 -2 03' 820 964- \ 215 &30 . 1003 240 * ,8:36- 1010 -\. £Si 845 1020 316 -. -. >02 j- 10.37' -4M, - - ?916 1052 445 MS «i2- 680 •\. 1000 , ..1140. 845 _^ J. B. GiEEBB^&^il'lfiopt, , ,a»C.ANBEE801iI'.fi«n3'a.B6,/. Norwich - Smyrna' EaiBaile'-*.' 'i. BandaHsTille - •Sfatonf^ •'». - Mo5By«le • - \raU6y,-SBHs - Comninnlty drferaa-. : |_j« JPlsh 6ree6 JTd§liBay ^ - Wes? Vienna - ; C«!seUoid ..*•• -. Coni&ma - Central Sauare ^jjnSi^aie* - Enlton. v - Oswego- •_ \ - .have been here several, years. I t is Sffieulfr to dfeMnguEih fli^m from the. old resfdenst It is said there is a smuggling company in this section which nays from' J fiffeen to' twenty doHars.a Ke^ for everytcoolie., pnt safely oiishore]- - \' ' ';.' \'^SIJB^; \\ •' ^' ' .-. . '^ ; - ^ '•'- s*. - ;/--4 . ','--' ---- ! .-.»-:• Try a pound of that mUA smok- ing tobacco, ontfl 2£e.te^pqwi&,!$k BRQTPIT&C&S, •' Ba^fsvMe, XT, -TE. gTZKYpMEirlioO timit cAjiopyTopr HWofftli«tet[t*JiiJn- JWlei «fi»nl«r gild ji*»a«t. '•tent«.tVE.„s»MyB(>o£,Coim -®w4 , •--' ; X«L. RJl^IKC. wholesale prices, for r cush, &t .BKOJp-$M$ig$f, m . »Bro1eBes»'^^&iyB%*wv^w..~B'OOT.' iCJboice-.Bntter-SOolii • ' J wholesale. Lard—Home rendered, I4c «-\ - • -mm. $!piw- i»ift*6rs-ec» a ». . .r**V-.«'.-\ oficea'S-'Sc • ' * •« \ -Potatoes -»!30S Sbnsltel, • \ Eeasis-T*2 00 « @ «• 5ay^$» liojii^on .\ HatBts^So *MS-.'? - •• Eetall. \ -,SUM<lers-aOeSiiS ., ?« .,.,., «ifc»ff25 ftt,\- ; «,;/- -..- JJetotei»j*!e*pj?' Grain/ Jte t and J^eed. - Flon^-3S''*2li0\ - 'it-' •' \mk ' \\' \Saab' do\ .aea.w&^*i.ss-.'-' ~ di>\ Jfo\.^p1esa-g^rto « • r\.'n-.^ do Grab&m90a¥,.«bM, .\ do, . Bntkwbeatsoo. ¥2i01bs '\ dsm-sse:*BwsKei - -. : — ,\ Qat&>-.60e;*y : : '- do . - , •• i Wffi8&&*^***W' H •'•' S^effiSngar-*I'35' *' * d>' *\««\\' -^v;-; °-g^^ for.supplying'the puttie with gooda are unequalled^.by-apy concern in^the tsounfor. • _'•\'\ .- ; .»..-,:.-.-.. : ' :•«.•..;•• '.'- : - : - We earnestly^^ request eaeh and all to give u.§a.caHbe%ffi6uyihgT '\.••. - Eespectfully, .,,,;', ;\;- ^TOt4SSIrN;-¥- J< ..»' 'fi>A^,^. :; ^m^S mm er Better Facfiitieg, m%fmiQX4m% rs, tii£Ktf •TL K 1 In Blaofelw alttntj Ashj Ohestnuti and Painted ik ^olorfr' •'•.\ SPEING BEDg/ -MAT^BESSES, Mfo~ffiWte- : I * \, ; THING NSEBFUL IE Vl?H3J FffiRHI- ' ; • CSUEtAIN. PIXTURiS, WINDOW^OC^Igl^iTC; OF l WBil ALL P We bate a large assb^ttaeEt of -^sm ~>^&^-' WALRATH &. GIRVINS ADVICE *-rvX > A •'.-'- JrtmA^gMAJmj FOR AN Trail 'TJietime'to sefeet.y-olr.:gd.dds.is \when you can have a Full \ 7 - : ' • ' SWel tb exIasiiiie'aBii cm have first choice. &F:VARIET1 ^^^^^f^qnaBfifeies we buy, enable us to obtain goodl We keej>i fopea^'a|^ffi|fta|fy •'low prices. The^ members of this firm .gi^aiutU^faffle ami atten^OK- to buying and selling ' and-ll|cf J^gip^^^i^S.£tf aQything in the way oh '.-• t .^ fttt4^|^^^-^#amendation giv§1o: Wfu'ml$pr^l:o^|tr ,ItSo^pet follow that you mast; ,-. or iake. afe :Oiiee tl;e r g©6xlsy6u may desire: Pick out what '-\•: to deliver. - Girvin r ^M : '4m^'^pMd^^M^i i^tej^BTEAGDSE, N. Y. y Y. S^hlihtWW^^^^^^ F0R CA 5 \ \'Eieg^^fenJYisioDS EfaetrW^fes>i^. Liquors, Tobacco aad j8%ar^.\ : &lnt^.#p^^^ Brushes, .... Bye Stn&,.&^^e^g£4r|^*^i3. Fancy Vfemk €allandbecoH' iMW^WPM LLV C0W0II I -mmmmmmmmmmr ttniBttiJisSJBtitaagcetfacedfrom 15ds.to WU& ^tofiiiliBKbcittieMeilnpeitlroin 25cts.to 16cetu f-(VeOun«;fi^lfi*>«ucedfrem 60 cts. to 26oeaB >•--•• •^•^-^^^^^^^^^^^ P^^^JgjIsSot a«»eptffiny tat oUj^ n»tffeft£J5eS3toB tadtadoBB are v - '•m-zsm im^Mimm THKEH?JLm; EXTRA SimFIM, mm&xm, Hefflsps, Str^r fllattingsr all colors and qualities, t;%iitrai% Liaoteamsj Oil Cloths, Rugs ^nd Ma^s. Ojor gtoefc is lai^€t, and prices, will be YERY> i 5^ an^pC^e B S | terms kaowa to the trade. . ^^Mfe^p Looking F<* :;?^4SH^WI^B&rSffiAT MARKET :^^«Ri^^i^%«^ery best meat that can be <% Jp^^^^^^^^fef^^te aad Vegetables. ^|*:g^t^f^^a#^al;ever I sell will be be the vitf M^^^^^^mmm^jon will be corr^ 1 ^^»^^^^^^is : ^at my meat costs me * .ofe\#e^ieann©fc trade. WpiBOX, Pro- _ __ *•*. '\; PULASKI, N^ AGENTS WANTED Cotton ana -jCottoH and Wool I ^fIE!f»ISG'~AlH'BBTIgEJl» should\iiaajSss Fd» SELECT, iBI OSljl,0i» HEWSPAPEBS \Badges/ food for In- sKatsariainyanas is thetinostTfiliablesvil!- sfatute. at present JoiOvm x for mother's milk, and % sustata- W^'zZi J. MAMT. jnitrlfcouii, easily di- gestfe»audBoceii(taDle rto tue most delicate atomaeli Its superi^ *r»ty tojother similar grerweaSofisSesfsnofc Ordj-otrSCKptitte.an- aiy<u$, nucroothetcnuealteat-ottliltar years 1 «- Hetienee- lfcfcasawscess£ullyrear<£fmore-etaila- ^ renaiianallpaiefifoBasfloaiteied* In.oons.35p • 85c 4 ifeg5'an5|I?jS , SendjrortomjHilets-toWOD:!*- ' ^der, your name PrW*^ \ca^sTwoOd^gns ete- toestab^Bcl.^ naitly m seUlng our SA. F S^. 1 ^S1BM«K ies long neeaea;flt8aU lamps eiv^ ^.g has jnelcelcone reflector: lever pu ^«. blowing br eSplosons or ta«anb ^tio* •:. nuta itself out & upset: can n \ \ wearing ° w agente' reports, terms, ere- ^ ar^JfeSEJersey, PleasemrfitaoB w* pald,Sjc. alB, 8iw4
