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Vol. l--No. 56. Balavia, Thursday, August 29,1878. Price One Cent BUSINESS CARDS- H O T E L S THE S/iNT JAMES HOTEL, t BA T A V I A , N. Y. Condensed Telegrams. Jteveraze, Troubles. A. G. C O L L IN S & CO. H OOPEK h o i k s :, B a t a v i a , N. Y. David 11 >oper, Proprietor. U ^ G o o d stabling attached. 27-tf F 1 BM EES n o n : S., Cor. Court &Kllicolt Sts., B a t a v i a , N . Y. N. P r i l l , Proprietor. D E N T IS TR K J_J II. BENJAM IN, Makes a specialty in artistic- artificial teeth. Teeth extracted without pain. Ài. 0. GAltDINEli, makes a special ty of »saving the natural teeth. P I irS I C T A X S . to obtain a yield of over 14 per cent. from sugar cane, competition open till June 30, 1880. Attempted Blackmail at Buffalo. M iscellaneous , E tc ., E tc . The JPro nx, ¿lb road. HAIiIÏÏ/TOiV, Otíi ce corner-’Baiik and Main Streets. Evidence, Mr. Alvau Smith’s, Batavia, X. Y. 25-tm R. 12. S. HUTCHINS, H o M K H l* AT H 1 S T S , D Oltice, Oor. of Main and‘ Jackson Sts. Residence, 45 State St., Batavia, N, Y, A T T O R X E V S S VFFORD E. NORTH, ATTORNEY AT LAW. Oifice over the F irsi National Bank. tf £ 1 . f i i o s e r , ATTORNEY AND COUNSELOR AT LAW, B a t a v i a , N. Y. Office in Oourt House opposite Sher iff: s office. D U. Hi. KEXCMIUIW, V e terin a r y Su r g e o n , OlBce over 08 Main St. Best of refer ences givpn. ! * E D U C A T J -O N A L . v^T. ANN’S SCBEOOli, E b - o p e n r Monday, September. 2nd, 1878. Edna Spalding, Prin. JQ e l p h i n j e s f a l d i n o , Instructress on the Organ, Hannoaj, Piano and Guitar, Residence St Ann’s School. The best placo io buy a good cheap Harness or anything in that line is at O. D, H.unmoniVtì, in the rear of the Washburn Hot1“\-- 37*tf R e v e n u e R a id s . W a s h i n g t o n , Aug. 28. Commissioner of Internal Revenue has received the following' telegram: S ta t e s v i l l e , N.C., Aug. 28. I have just returned from a raid with Capt. Bryan’s force of special deputies in Yadkin county, and found 39 still houses. Fifteen were recently in operation.* We cap tured and destroyed five stills and fixtures, about 13 bushels of meal, 143 stands of beer, 500 gallons purnice, 355 gallons low wine, 20 gallons wuiskey and 15,000 gallons mash and beer. (Signed) \V, II. C hapman , Revenue Agent. “ N ashville , Tenn., Aug. 28. “ My men think they were sur rounded by two hundred men. They escaped without making con cessions They tvill arrive here to night and again organize for work. W. M. W oodcock , Collector.1 Su n d a y N e w s E x c u r s io n . B uffalo , Aug. 29.— The third annual excursion of newsboys and bootblacks, to the number of ten car loads, tendered by the Buffalo Sunday Xi’ws, took place to-day. Charles Wood, aged 20, claiming to be a son of the President ot the President of tiie Chicago Board of Police, and jas. Smith, aged 19, of Chicago, were arrested last night for attempted black mail • on two Buffalo young men found in the questionable company of two Chi cago girls, claimed by Wood as his sister and cousin. Pistols were dis played and $1,000 demanded as satisfaction. The prisoner partly acknowledged the crime. Both young men have mad e ex tended acq uain tance am o ng Buffalo's best families. They were committed for examination. N ew Y o r k , Aug. 28.— The Brit ish war ships Bellerophon, Serins and Argus entered the harbor this a. m., and received a salute from Fort Adams and the torpedo sta tion. O maha , Aug. 28.— Col. Hogg, a large land uwfier, just returned from Europe, predicts a small im migration the coming year, owing to the Indian troubles and our labor difficulties. The German authori ties are particularly active in pre venting emigration. ; W a s h i n g t o n , Aug. 28.— 'The 1 Consul at Guadaloupe reports Unit the authorities ol that colony have offered a premium of 100,000 francs to the inventor of a process A ction at L iverpool in B e h a l f of th e F ever -S tricken P eople of A merica — M ilitary s ' O p e r a t i o n s in A u s t r i a , Aid for tiie South. L i v e r p o o l , Aug. 2 8 . — A meet ing at the Town Hall to-day, for the relief of the yellow fever suffer ers of America, adopted a resolu tion expressing deep sympathy and inviting subscriptions. An influen tial committee was appointed. A u strian News. V ienna , Aug-. 28. — The New .Free Press announces that under' the direction, of Gen. Philippovich a communal council has been Our Merchants. T h e ir D a ily Talfc w i t h P a tron s . T lieir Go to John Dixon’s and class shave. His simp is tames during the week. get a first- open at all tf Mrs. Ii-iug R o b in s o n Has moved her L ulies’ Hair Dressing to her residence on Ellicott street, east of Jackson st,, near South Liberty st. 53-(5 N e w F a l l Shapes In Bonnets and Hats at Mrs. N. J. Nobles Mrs. Jones, your friend seems to y irn for sonu- missionary work. He wants money 10 accomplish it. He w ints to lay a wager ot $n 00 , of course expecting to win. Now, Mrs. Jones, as I said before, I was not brought up to lay wagers or gamble in any way, but would suggest that you raise a subscrip tion pf $500, and send your friend to some heathen land where his ambition can be satisfied. M. B. sells the very best Teas and Coffees in the market, you can’t beat them. Thirty years of busi ness experience has not fully con Yin cod “ '-'■'***T' ........ . V '\* me that the only right way to do busi- formed at Serajeva, composed or; ¿ e sy -s ^QV c a s ^ M r s . J o h n s o n . eighteen respectable citizens, 5 Ma-j homedans, 3 Catholics, 6 Orthodox^ and 4 Jews. From this body Fasli Pasha, the former Civil Governor, has been appointed Mayor. He is held in great respect. There is a momentary cessation in military operations until the four newly mobilized divisions have ar rived at their destination. In a few days the whole mobilized iorce, numbering from 120,000 to 130, 000, wiil be united, and operations be prosecuted on a larger scale. T h e Abend Post states that a ces sation of operations is necessary to secure the safety of communications until sufficient reinforcements have been received to make the success ol further movements certain every day proves more clearly that the forces in Bosnia are inadequate ~ - 4 - * ................ C o r r e spondence from A iiron. At last we are to have some sort of a fire company. 'The boys have organized by electing Henry Price foreman. They have already con-! traded for a hose cart and ladders, which looks as though the thing will soon be in progress. * A few days ago some of our most noted sportsmen engaged in trap- shooting. The birds were shot at 21 yards rise and from the fact that they got five birds out ol twenty, you may look out for a challenge to Bogardus or Carver. A few nights ago our streets were made a perfect pandemonium by the cursing, swearing and lighting of a crowd of drunken men, which lasted until the small hours of the morn. Send along your police justice. A. Pie cannot possibly be spared, for our own city presents the ap pearance of a Bulgarian battle field in itself We can recomrnend his honor to you, however. Poor Mrs. Johnson, how I do pity yon! you seem to be getting dull! I am Sorry tha+ you cannot see the difference between a charitable work at home and ‘‘mission^yy work\ |a fesajgn. lands! We ' ■pia-ve in our midst, Mrs. Johnson, those | that are ignorant and vicious that need culture, and we should have charity enough to impart to those poor unfortu nates a little of our ‘ ‘good bringing up,” and those that are lame, deaf, blind, sick and poor. There is a pestilence raging among our Southern brethren of a fearful character that should enlist our deepi-st sympathies, and draw our atten tion first to thorn, their, needs, and tlieir claims upon us. ‘‘Charity begins at home,” Mrs. Johnson, or at least should begin at home I see how it is, Mrs. J ohnson, you have been drinking some of M. B. Adams’ Tea; it neettm to make you too nervous and perverts your judg ment. Your ideas run in one Channel, too much on the * ‘old fogy” order! Go to Joseph G. Shults, buy some of his Tea, either Japan or Gunpowder, and you will find that it will infuse new life into you, it will clear up your befogged intellect, and give you a clear and prop er conception of things. Shults’s Teas and Coffees. Mrs. Johnson, are a won derful elexir, they brace up the consti tution, invigorate the intellect, and pro long life! Give up your foolish preju dices, Mrs. Johnson, you are not too far gone. Go to Shults for your leas and Coffees, and in a few days you will be all right again. Believe me your sin cere friend, Miss. Jones. All those who desire to purchase a good quality of Tea, at hard time prices, go to Griswold’s on Jackson St. 24tf Spaulding may be found & Chesley’s Store on Main Mr. S. E. at Anderson St. His Jewelery is of tl .10 best and when he once repairs a watch, it fails to run The host and cheapest Tea and Oollee sold at He mi. May’s Grocery Store on Jackson St. Smokers who want a good /> cent cigar and know a good cigar when they get one, need gn no further than Griswold's Grocery on Jackson St. _ 24tf Bierce is slaughtering goods.
