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y w M « 1 / ¥ 7 p | / # pap wann Soper 1 Mp yp plat + ep ein 1 e § n t n £50 VOL. XXXVIII-NO o * BA'IibwnigVILLEQ ojNéNDAG’A CO., N. Y., NOVEMBER 27, 1884.) oes NO. 1983. WHOLE s To Ean OZ TRAVELER'S DIRECTORY. Oswego & SyracuseRailroad. LEAVEBALDWINSVILLE-GOING SOUTH, 8:32 a.m.; 12:83 p.m.; 2:36, 6:48 p.o.;7:85 p.m frt LEAVE BALDWINSVILLE-GOING NORTH. 7:41, a, m.; 2:36, 6:48, 7:50, p.m. 11:45 a.m. frt, LEAVE §YRACUSK-GOING NORTH. 7:15, a, m.; 2:10, 5:00, 7:30, p. m. 11:00 a. m. frt. # New York Central Railroad. Western Diviston.--Depart--Direct Road 2:40, 6:00, 5:20. 7:05, 7:35, ll:iib a, m., 12:10, 1:40, 3:55, 0:40 7:40 and 8:45 p. m. . Arrive, Direct Road--1:80, 4:00, 5:85, 9:30 and 10:80 a, m., 12;10, 1:80. 5:50, 7:10, 7:28 and $;10p, m. Depart, Auburn Road--5:25, 10:00 a. m,, 8:00 and 7:46 p.m. Arrive, Auburn Road-1:15, 9:85 a. m.,12:10 and 7:00 p. m. Eastern Division--- Depart---1:85, 4:05, 5:50 8:15, 0:50 and 11:00 a. m., 12.30, 1:40, 2215, 5:00, 7:40, 7:50 and 9:80 p, m, Arrive-2:85, 430, 4:50,5:15, 0:45, 9:50 and 11:80 a. m., 12:00 m., 1:00, 1:80, 8:50. 4:40. 6:25 7:15 and 10:40 p. m. New York, West Shore and Buffnrlo Railway. Trains leave as follows: Kastern Division.-Depart, 1:55, 10:05, 12 a.m., 1:40, 4:25, 0:60 p,. m. Arrive, 240, 0:25, 10:20 a, m., 1:80, 0:80, 7:05 p. m. Western Diviston. -Depart, 250, 6:45, 7:80 a. m.. 1:45, 7:% p. m. Arrive, 1:46, 10:00 a, m.; 1:10, 1:25, 7:35, 9:30 p. m. \Dark Days.\ In next week's issue we commence & continued story entitled \Dark Days,\ by Hugh Conway, author of the popu- lar book, entitled \Called Back.\ The latter story has been sold more largely than any other novel that has been printed within the last three years. It has been dramatized successfully in England and America, it has been translated into French and (terman, agd has been the great literary suc- cess of the period. The new story,. Dark Days,\ is in no sense less inter esting than the author's first effort. It introduces characters new to fiction, ~-Snow, beautiful snow ! ~The winter term of our school com- mences next Monday. -Harry Bigelow is home from ir- ving Institute, Tarrytown, N. Y. -Attend the Baptist fair and festival next Thursday afternoon and evening. I'mThere will be Thanksgiving ser- vices at (Grace Church this morning. -Mré. (Gaylord P. Clark, of Syracuse, iy convalescing from a run of fever. -The Sans Souci party, last Friday evening, was an unugugally: pleasant affair. -Eat sparingly of that turkey to- day, or he may pay you ia visit in your dreams to-night. -Rev. Dr. Parsons preaches the Thanksgiving sermon in the Baptist Church this morning. -Miss Eva Quackenbush, of Liver ool, was the guest of Miss May Voor: ees a few days last week. -Mr. and Mrs. D. Stuber, of New York, were visiting at (C. Renn's, on their wedding trip, last week. -The real, old-faghioned Plum Pud- ding, Put up in cans ready for use, is a new thing which Tappan & Dixon are offering for sale. -The Kappa Tau Sociefy will hold their next meeting at Prof, Rounds, Friday evening, Nov. 28th. The elec tion of officers will also be held. -(Onme cent per mile still *Rontinues on the Central and West Shore roads. Many take advantage of these cheap rates, and every train is crowded. --The monthly meeting of the Y. M. C. A., will be held next Wednesday evening. at 8 o'clock. Every member is earnestly requested to be present. - Remember the sociable, under the auspices of the Ladiee Aid Society of the M. E. Church, at D. C. Greenfield's, to-morrow (Friday) afternoon and eve- ning. All are invited Upson & Donovan have a lot of smoked clothing.\. from the stock of Theo. Dissel & Co.., Syracuse, which assed through their fire of Nov. 5th fi'lxey' are offering some rare bargains, At Skaneateles, Saturday, a sharp and a plot of intense interest It has the merit of being a short story. Mot a superfluons word appears in it. Wes shall also introduce a new feature fur; such stories in weekly newspapers il | Iustrations. 'Dark Days=\ will contain , nineteen illustrations, designed espec ally for us. b# Cusachs This story will run through ten num \Thanksgiving dinner er obtained the signatire of Hull Wat son, a farmer, forged a cheek for $800 on the village bank, and attempted to have It cashed, but was foiled by the eashier of the bank. Johnson & Fancher sent out a very neat card to their enustomers yesterday, concerning choice groceries for ther Tappan & Dix en. the enterprising south side mer bers of the GAZETTE Aaxbp Farmrkrs ; chauts, did the same JourxAL. The paper will be sent to' new subscriberaduring the continuance of the story for &Y vents Namer | under way Amos Bros new engine h ose has reached the roof The tow W hen the 'engins :« in pe | aitton and running. the firm expect to should be handed in previous to Our ; tyrn ont 1.000 barrels of flour in thear next jsatie < >> a 4 +- KIAM KT. ''*Kismet ; to the lass I cried. (Hving hera rosebud dyed Deepest pink, \by this I know Love may venture or must go I shall have it for a guide.\ Innocently she replied, With a violet blue-eyed . Bmiled,and said, with cheeks aglow, \Kismet tao Blushes all in vain she tried With a wrap of lace to hide. Like a rose dropped in the «now Shone her face I{remind it - -so. Soft I whispered at her side \Kiss me. tmo '\ Life no-. Gz ena --This is the day we eat turkey -Our new baker, C. J. Dalley. i= do ing a thriving business. -N. H. Husted and wife, of Ononda- ga Valley, spent Sunday in town. -Mr. J, H. Secor left last night for New York, where he will spend a few days visiting relatives, -James M. Munro, of Kansas, a brother of David Alien Munro. of Camillus, is visiting relatives and friends here. -Heald & Morris have put a stove in their fourdry to heat the same, which weighs over 800 pounds. If a ran bad to put up in the fall and take 'Gewn in the such a stove in his house, we think the present vocabu- Mngggdhavetobeen] to ex- 1 Bob Burdette's ode aoa nop), remodeled. -Owing to the faflure to be present of out-of-town elubs, and other pointments, the Democratic jollifics ton, last ureGay evening, was not the saccess the occasion Al who did come, however, were takes cate of, fud report Having | mills here and in Syracuse , The ladies of the Baptist (lmrch ! will hold a fair and festival at Howard ' Opera House, Thursday afternoon and | evening, Dec. 4th, The celebrated Peak Sisters will give an entertain ment commencing promptly at ; celock Don't fail to be present. Heald & Morris report business ac tive with theim, and orders more nu -Baptist fair and festival, Thurs- day. --Be sure and see the Peak Sisters at the Opera House, Thursday evening. ~The loss to Carthage, occasioned by the late disastrous fire, it is said, will exceed $800,000. 41.011. Brounstein has an iwdvertise- ment m.thm week's issue to which at- tention is invited. -A very pleasant children's party was given last evening by Dr. and Mrs. H. B. Allen, at their residence. Over 12,000 barrels of apples, se- lected fruit, have been shipped from our depot up to this date, in addition to something over twelve thousand barrels of cider apples. They are coming the- Venetian Troubadours from Venice. They are now making a tour of this 'country, and having two extra dates in order to make Oswego and Syracuse, 1 induced them to give Baldwinsville and Fulton each a date, While something after the style of the Spanish Students, they are finer musicians, and give more of a variety of entertainment. Do not miss seeing and hearing the Troubadours. Remember the date, Monday evening, Dec, 1st, Yours very respectfully, H. Howann. Darius Miles? WilH. Tuesday, in the Nurrogate's court, | the contested $18,000 will case of Dari | us Miles, farmer, late of Baldwinsville, was called, and more than half a dozen Inwyers of Nyrawcuse, representing d# ferent investors, appeared. In the ab sence of Mr,. Brooks, the attorney for , Miles' alleged wife, the case was iu journed until December 16. timated that before that date an effort! ing. will be made to compromise the differ | | I [t was in- '/ Morris that the situation is not cag BE HONEST AND TELL THE TRUTH. Aiditor of the Gazette and Farmers' Journal:- Drar Bir:-1I noticed an article in the Journal, Nov. 24th, from the grand und noble firm of Heald & Morris, which always means to be right, that should be read and remembered by every man in the land. It has the true ring, and comes from the right source <- from men who are successful manu- facturers themselves, and who know what they ure talking about. I say now that election is over, tell the truth ! Tell your Republican friends that Cleveland is elected President, that grass will grow next «pring, and good times will come as soon as a mar- ket opens for our productions, and not before. Tell them that the Democrats can not change any tariff law that now exists before one year from this coming winter. Tell them, also, that our in- terests are one and identical; that the Democrats want the business of the country to go on, and as far as lies in their power, it will go on. We do not blume the Republican party for the present dull condition of trade it is not their fault alone. We are a great producing country We have pro- duced millions of bushels of grain this year, more than we ean cousume at home. The produced a large crop and do not need ours. And what follows \ Farmers, who produce the wealth of the coun of Baking Powder there is a ticket en 1 try, eannot get money. consequently all other business suffer ingly, for a time. Now | perfectly agree with Heald & alarin We have all been looking for this present condition for seme time. and ent contending interests, the settle most business men are ready to meet ment oof -which, by: process of Taw. lit like men and make the best of it, would ny considerable eapenise ‘ looking forward for better times which nnd leds Care sure to come Weal haye groups Lot. R ati thie oad bet ween The find leas A grodd bruecelet by sander aed Jaeksonsalie rewarded Oli3 VMllen s «tore er will be ing the samme at Gr W £04 00> HBNonrd of HMenlth Notice. Ln vec dagiee with the reeommend ation- of the State- Boand of Health notice as hereby given that the Health Commussioners of this v lage will make [¢ js something that more of us oaglt ued downs Rirsiness Iisorts wrod dow < and ad ways wild hye as co ad way s has had in the past teli the truth Now as d «aid before det ous all TV U every body that swe elected ate honest oman for President the noblest work of Grod oA man wherg we ean all truumt He has that great an d noble trait oof charaeter that nulle \ bra ham ome of the gprendesd tien that ever satin the White Hox an inspection of their respective wards, sto [t ~ something Ccfoatas and all persons are notified to abate pseded at all times wand gn any muusatice, which may be on their especially at the White Hous l say premises. af onee, or suffer the penalty ! again,. tell the truth _ Do not tell the , for violation of the law By Boarn or J H Bontox. Clerk Have your clothes made to order at Palmer's. and save ten per cent 15 and 17 Nonuth Salina Street, Syracuse. - 4 4 4 - farmer that the reason tobacco is ltke ly to rule low ts because (Cleveland is elected Tell the truth about it |» not erv Came down gracefully «ub mit to the inevitable, and act like met It « no worse for yon to he beaten than it is for uma We all has» merous than a year ago. We doubt if Extraordinary Chance to Buy Car- hut one interest. and that is the we! there is another manufacturing cen ' cem in the country that can report , the same activity at this time. ltainly speaks well for the quality of ggoodg manufactured by this concern i_-_-Prof, (Coon's singing school will | meet in the M. E. Church next Mon: , day evening. at seven instead of half | seven o'clock. At eight clock, all the older singers of the village are earnestly requested to he present, to rendered some time during the coming winter +> * «~--We extend thanks to Mra H L Bullock. of Fulton, N. Y., for a com plimentary copy of '\Seales and Cords, - a new and simplified method of teach- Lugi the major and minor seales of which she is the author. The arrange ment is most exeellent, and certainly will please teachers and meet a want long felt by them. Mra. Bullock has a class in instrumental music in our vil lage. -We would call the attention of farmers to sur ''Farmers® Exchange de ment in another of this is | rue. In it will be found from week to week, offers of real \estate live stock. farm produce, ete., eta.. for «ale or er- change. If you have anything you wish to seli. if there is anything you wish to buy or exchange, there is no quicker or «arer way of finding a cus tomer than by making your wants knrown through this c noo (rar paper is read by at least 7,000 farmers every week, and certainly this gives a pablisity to wants and offers ob tainable in no cther way. Try it and ou will receive an ags It cer a discuss the study of a cantata. to be , pets and Farnitnre, lowing Npreial Elegant Velvet Carpets only $1 # p vd Handsome Tapestry A p yid. All Wool Ingrain Walnut Frame Carpet Conehes Stylish Chamber Suits onlv | New Style Parior Snits only #20 00, We have just placed on sale the fol- mean to do right And other goods in like proportion.: do our duty at home We ail see of ofthis whole country What i« the lamenting and harping over something you ean't help Let us have four years of Democratic rule, and see what they fare 81 p yd. | will do. before we mourn ourselves to $8.00. , death.. Do not let us borrow troutbie that is quite sure never to come Let $40.00. | us wait and see,. and in the meantime If Cleveiars| We keep al goods from the best to the | makes a good President and does his cheapest. A. A GrRiArFr & Co 61 South St 5OmS8 =yracuse. N. Y anong ce L_. The very best anit for the least money, are at Palmer's alll. 15 and 17? South malina Street racuse. - Ny. nc «ay they ' duty. let us tell the truth and say «o In t curl up your backs and growl until you see something to growi at I have a very strong opinion that we «shall have a first-class administration. Cleveland has made a good (Governor, and I see no reason why he should not make a good President. If he does not we have cour remedy. for onee in Cabinet and Photograyps. Frames of four years the people are soverrign at all stylea. for the He.sgias~ Darrow's. The Vefiefian Tron nade irs next Monday evening. at H-«@ar} ''pera House F&4 Fresh Oyetera gr t- hart Jo@xsox & Fis w®ea's, . MARRIED. , WEEDEEp-(ggil,1,m ape nw ¢ 0 , Nov. mggww Benocharm co 4+ yLgfglflmm ; M. Weddel, of Pouph®eepe e a ~~ Y.ks Ca of Fulton, heay g ® tn. | . IED. at ' the ballot bor. © ing temperance to your boya --- ' ever? man the right to walk ap to the Even V.rginia was quite &a State for a short time, sn the TrDbume said when they thought it had gone for Blaine Please tell one more trith while yon aresabout it. and that is Prof, R. IJ Rourd and all others who voted !or St John bad just as mach right +o --- throw their votes away, as you bad '~ throw your votes away for Maine Don't fird faoi with anyone for talk Grant egen old countries have also est, for Wallace Tappan will take care of that as far as he can, you may de- pend. One word more.. Don't fail to read the article written by Heald & Morris, profit thereby, and grant to everyone the same rights in all things that you ask for yourselves,. Yours truly, E. FaARBANKs. «---# + #-_.-_-_._._. W. H. Downer & Son are offering a special lot of (¢tents' (¢rey Mixed Wrap pers and Drawers» real value, 50 cents for 31} cents per garment, or two complete suits for $1.10. + -+ Pool Tournament, All those who wish to take part in a pool tournament, will please leave their names at iny billlard parlor. Cash prizes will be given. Ow2 H. Rooks. The stock of fashionable overcoats for sale by A., W, Palmer is not sur- passed anywhere. 15 and 17 South Salina Street, Syracuse. -g + #> Do not forget the popular star course of entertainments ato Howard Opera House. Secure your seats before the choice ones are gone + +. IL VEIWARE GIVEN Away. plece of silver plated with '\Hilver Star\ In every pound can A handsome ware given away | Baking Powder., titling the purchaser to either a elver “flute-d Napkin Ring. Teaspoon, Sugar | Spoop, Butter Kunife, Castor, Sugar ! Bowl,. Butter: Dish. Pickle Castor. or Fruit Dish Everi - purchaser of a ' pound ean of Silver Star Baking Pow I der will surely receive some one of the foregoing really vamuable nrtieles= Silver Star Baking Powderis well and fnvorably known Any one try ing ft and not findimg coas good as anv thes ever used may m tarn the balanee of the package, when their meney wild he | soe ont 2 A Breed's. endl y oer ad testi n They wish a - too a few oof ct) ooamay ercellent Car wraiths thes arm ovo sot Eur trimomibags at ndront ane hoo ' former prices Ne a Pimad Eanmne Gr s for eau u) crd' s per a' AH Wooed Pianne / ?o aypad c¥e e n+ Jua res' AH W mapract V o& 6060 un\ sv ont s Hoay s meet ho (rre yoo cts for 45 camts Gencs Nil W soy \\'rng:,wr~. {or un me pif < Open ons MW ose for sn cach d % Ladies Mem Ve groead a 0 for 410 au] Tb ents Ladies > Mj«ses And C bouodren & saws Chonks 1+ imans Cire s atod Neo arthets at great bargains b acaaits + md oun mackitigs 0 arud Tooster Cro» x|s Adseaug: Skirts agpou Skortingrs The best PFarmers satin (y ulted Skirt for #1 45 v00p exer «a wo for the dienes Of Groe«]s French I was ated O ash fueres ato prices that defy com petifion A large «took of to anforta' es atul Rose Blankets very cheap Ladies -o Shoes worked hose. opera toe, fir #1 mi - A great bar gain on American Rit Shoes at $2 28 A goove kad top shoe., exceRent stock. a rpiendid \tting shoe and a good «hoe for servyio« $2 AC A better liar gain cann C found French Kid Shoes. sates «tvle in every way frst class, for $3 \ Mes «- Kip) Ro«ets douhle: «ooe ans tap. Land made for $2.85 A betts® , boot can not he sojd for the moues | A 'good Calf Beet 'or $2 75. Pmees in that take the ead (flees S+arch,. 40.: extra ( =~ gar for h;e - Confectionery A Sugar' ric Crrammaied Sugar for (r »«] New for 6Be, FPverv sady shon 4 *ry the Sitvyer Star Bak ~a Pow der - There are no chanees *~ 'ake as t ~ guaranteed to be firs am and the ene who is so fortunate «< to draw me of the large pileses ' - verware ¢ 260\ it? =-ii have a prize worth fro #20 :o #4 T Por sabe only at- Nancdeli, & Rreed a X B -Wandell & Br--0 sill gve away to any person trading to the amount of 50c.. in anything but grocer | The | THE ELECTION-THE TARIFF- BUSINESS INTERESTS. The following article is taken from: the Syracuse Evening Journal : As it seems to be definitely settled that the country is to have four years of Democratic rule, would it not be acting a wise part to turn from the battle-fileld of politics--leaving the dead to bury the dead aud give our atten- tion to matters in which the business community is deeply interested, If it seemed necessary to the success of the Republican party that the key note of the campaign should be \Pro- tection,\ and to prophesy evil to the country should the party be defeated, it is now the purt of wisdom to look the if we can discover no ray of hope to il- lumine the darkened hotrizen. Is it really true that any additional stagna tion of business is likely to come as a result of a change of administration ? Aiud that the revival of trade is to be delayed thereby ? We think not. No matter how fiercely the Southern ele- ment in Congress may clamor for Free Trade legislation, it is not at all prob able that the Tariff can be so modified as to seriously threaten home indus tries. The Northerm aind. more in telligent members of the party fully realize that such a would cer tainly destroy every hope of a contin- ved lease of- power, and- some of the most prominent men of the party are already striving to reassure the coun 'try on that pomt The ntuwéion at W ashington is not adarming. 00 Tt seetns to son very grave error on course , the part of nmummufaeturers and business to ulluwfl thee weight of Republican Idufvut toguld to the feating of doubt band ume ertaints uvvrywh'firn , previd« The condition of 'llJ()H( brane les of true gs not largely political situation,. but two lvrr'fl'lI’ due to too causes w ioo ho hbedorrg to awloue. This the oute aged carnedul hus ness muin wo adiuit Brighter skies rre alread o oda h tig atid at cheerful countemim -s oan d words of hope will , but take the place of gloomy, prophe { cies, the da < C ogoeed things will the dn We are (that some branches of businegs nivend . «show certain «ign« of improvement and we think if bnaness men were as mods to make these eva denceg known as they are to get their gloomy | saighs be heard thes would «how - greater | «named . [n cur own case, it gives ous pomsure to «ay that our orders for cho past ten days have been v of the cor responding teu das s of saat wonth. and nearhy -e. a ti,, hest ten days of [M@ \o oi a> may add that the indi eaticc s ¢ oi ctunued cunprovement Aare very + 0 ragitig As onr orders come ep+ose c anufarcturers we think the ofa toa t\ tore «igmifieant We la rorec| eartestisy foro the if B.aine ane | ogan Coot we doonat forn mement admit that che eleetion of Cgeveland rmeans mnn to the conntry Y eure t HKalie& Morris Nai L Sf Yrs. Grundy's Porethoughi. That ito«s as wore to bay win ter cloth ng before coul weather as to make hay, while the «un shines. That if me is forearmed that is for warned,. he will be best clothed who takes our awlvice and goes to Kent & Mifler's, 18 and 30 south Salina street to make his paorchases That if the shadows gve notre + coming events. the real sxreellence ~f the ready made ~vereoats and suits ~f Kent & Miller indicates enormougs sale« 'this fall. That the 'act that Kent & Mile: have in «tee«k now fail and wintes rlothing and overe-matafor men. youths and boys, which 't is for the interest ~* purchasers to carefully examine as t> quality, style. manufacture it an . price, is one that appeaia tm ever hady's self-interest A fine mew stock of amits and ove\ eonata for boys and a«hitren just re retved at Pairmera 15 and °\ Reath Raid o» MaMgemdbmfimwmhMmrdzs liza Street, Syre in besutifol colors and a et of the ap- Age. meme nner se cn ca os situation squarely in the face, and see ° chk 's Z? Axa a fy s- ~ \Wf-uwfimulv a good -- Cig . polis amd vote for whoever be pleaser, is nominal «2 «il They are coming and «ill bo at the 1 ollo ie e mflflhmbg the rates at the head of the i mfimmmwafinfiggfi onance: | -even Ben Rufler or Belte Lockwood. , \2 to anyone trading to the amount; _ . colso 0 -of -_ | Hee, aged # yeark | Don't worry about the tobacco inter | Opera House next Menday evening. « aus 4 4 ~ wl you cllh Niece h er mem wean ® \ 7 TO angie nt : io - w concn a nal a B i Ph ~ , twos . | mw. , ® © wal et 7 \ + LC % ‘ _ Iolo ‘ : meneame 3 m M \Perry l i \ dopants mv. igs . n ania Pome Mew fete 5 ° ahah had m= 4 o j v - . cum moeten zane One vines ermine on imine i B oo ermm ote os rm tories 3a radu & m . ; mee Ws on tel ig eet nibi id 7 L
