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I—No. 59. Batavia, Sunday, September i, 1878. Price One Cent b u s i n e s s c a r d s - H O T E L S 'THE S/1NT J/LMES HOTEL, B A T A V I A , N. Y. A.. G. COLLINS & CO. H OOl'EK MOt'SIi, B a t a v i a , N. Y. David 11 toper, Proprietor. fiiäT'Good stabling attached. 27-tf AISIWEKS HOTEL,, Cor. Court &. Ellicott Sts., B atavia , N. Y. N. P r i l l , P r o p r ieto r . D E X T I S T R F 11. BENJAM IN, Muki-s a specialty in artistic- artificial tuutli. Teeth extracted without pain, tf M. 0. GARDINER, makes a special ty of saving the natural teeth, tf P I I F S I C Í A X S . St. HAMILTON, l Mlìee corner B ink and Main Streets, li .sitienee, Mr. Alva Smith’s, Batavia, N. Y. 25-1 in St. II. S. H U T C H I N S , H omf . o i w t h i s t s , D OiticR, Cor. of Main and Jackson Sts. Residence, 45 State St., Batavia, N. Y, D U . L.. HLETCHU3W, V e terin a r y S u r g e o n , Office over 08 Main St. Best of refer- eii i'.tjs given. . A T T O R X E F S . Ü \FF01tD E. NORTH, V ATTORNEY AT LAW. OK i cp over the First National Bank, tf T 1<. CROSBYj ■«/ a ATTORNEY AND COUNSELOR AT T,AW, B a t a v i a , N. Y. OíBop in Court House opposite Sher- ifls office. E D U C A T I OX A L. ' I N S> FIS « A UTE N. 1 Ml1- 1 A I . I II--RM O F M i s s J e s s i e S m i t h ’ s K in d e r g a r t e n ^¡li b\gin October 1st, 1S78. 59-tf s^T. ANN’S SCHOOL, l i E-OPENS Monday, September 2 nd, 1 <S 7 H. Edna Spalding, Prin. SPAEdöIN«, Instructress on the * >rg:m. Harmony, Piano ami (î-nitar. iii'Kulence St. Ann’s School, Condensed Telegrams. Vi c a s h i n g to n T t e / n s . The Indian War Yellow Fever in the South—Advice to the Germans. A H anging and a S uicide . C o n c e r n in g the In d ian s . W ashington , Aug. 31.— Gen. McDowell has forwarded a dispatch irom Gen. Howard, dated Wallula, Washington Territory, August 29, as follows: Forsythe telegraphs Aug. 2yt 1 that Captain Drum reports his camp on the 2nd on Beaver Creek, near the falls, 011 the north fork of Payette, 90 miles from Boise. Pie fjund and buried the bodies of Wm. Mundav, Thos. Holly and Jacob Groseclose, who were killed on the 20th inst. lie also found, eight miles from the falls, the bod ies of Daniel Cook of Mount Idaho, and Wilhelm of Idaho City, who were killed Wednesday morning by some party of Indians Fears are entertained that other prospectors met a late late. Capt. Drum has scouting panics out. His guides have lo5t tiie Indian tiail al tne time ol writing. Pie says five buck Indians com mitted murders.. Their trail is live days old. Drum’s supplies will be out on the 5th of’September. Twen ty-five days supplies and a com pany of cavalry have been sent to mm. I am inclined to believe that the murders were committed by jN’e^perces Indians from White B ird’s band. T im e ly A d v ice to C o u sinG c r m a n . Minister Taylor writes from Ber lin that in view of the political agita tion in Germany and the increased tendency towards aggressive meas ures by the government, it would be well if naturalized American citi zens about to visit their former homes were officially advised that m a n y possible annoyances may be avoided by declaring the probable term of their slay to the local Ger man authorities on arriving, by ab staining from irritating political dis cussion, and by quickly obeying such municipal laws and regulations as apply to temporary as well as permanent residents. T h e Y e llo w Fever S itu a t io n . M e m p h is, Aug. 31. — The weath er this forenoon is bright and warm, j Physicians, nurses, visitors, drug-! gists and undertakers are becoming! exhausted by constant working. I)r. Young, an active young physician, 1 was taken down this morning at the ; Board of Health office. Up to noon seven physicians out of about twen ty had made reports of new cases, the number aggregating forty-two. From ibis it can be se-.n that notj more than one-half the ^ses have been reported and that-the epidemic is more appalling than the official reports indicate. At the: County Jail there are about twenty cases of fever. N ew Orleans, Aug. 5 1 . — N e w cases, 234.; deaths, 48. Tlie G a llow s. P ortland , Or., Aug. 31.— Sevier Lewis was hanged at Empire City yesterday for the murder of his brother in 1876. Hs-showed a vin dictive spirit, to the last accusing his relatives of conspiring for his conviction. Suicide. B rooklyn , Aug. 30.— A. J. Ber- rian, aged 63years, suicided this a. m., by shooting himself ira the head at his residence. Cause, physical ailments and business misfortune. JPr'onL jlhvoajcL P' l ’ n e k a l o f t h e S p a m s h Q u e e n - G a m i î e t t a N o t t o JN L v r r y — D i s s a t i s f a c t i o n a t t h e E x p o s i t i o n , E t c . (lu c e n CIsristi«ilia’s F u n e r a l. M adkid , Aug. 31.— The Spanish .Minister of Justice anti 150 func tionaries left Friday for tlxe Escurial to attend Queen Christiana’s funer al. The hue Queen lelt all her property,, valued at 8,000,000 francs, to hei children by the Duke of Ri- anzares, having in her lifetime given their portions to Queen Isabella and the Dwchess of Muntpensier. G a m b e tta Can’t H a v e 4ler. P a r i s , Aug. 31 . — The canard about Cambetta’s proposed marriage is sufficiently refuted by the fact that the lady named lias beeni married five years. G r u m blin g at the E x S u b ition. Theie is much disiatisfaction among the exhibitors at the Exhibi tion in consequence of a report that the official list of awards will not be published until the 22d o f October, the day following die distribution of prizes, and only nine days before the close of the Exhibition. I he French journals demand that the successful exhibitors be promptly notified. A Paris paper asserts that the Minister of Commerce, with Director General Ivraiitz, have agreed that satisfaction shall be giv en to the exhibitors by informing them individually of their prizes and authorising them to ailix upon their exhibits the milare ol their award. This proposal will be sub mitted to the Council ul Min inters. K e c a l l e i i . The French Ambassauur to Con stantinople, <.>11 leave ol absence, has been ordered to return .to his post forthwith. Our Mei cluints. T h e ir D a ily T a lk w i t h T h e ir Patrons. Go to John Dixon’s and got a first- class shave. His shop is open at all times during the week. tf The best quality of Coffee and at the lowest prices can always be found at Griswold’s Grocery on Jackson St. .‘Mt F o r th e Parties. _ New Fashion Books, Papers and Maga zines at Mackey’s News Itooru. Mrs Jones, your friend seems to yearn for some missionary work. He wants money to accomplish it. He wants to lay a wager ot $500, of course ci.pei.ting to win. Now, Mrs. Jones, ns 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 of $51)0, and send jour friend to some heathen land where his ambition can be satisfied. M, li sells tho very best Teas and Ooffies in tho market, you can’t beat them. Thirty years of busi ness experience has not fully convinced me that the only riglit way to do busi ness is for cash. Hits. Johnson. Poor Mrs. Johnson, how I do pity you! you seem to be getting dull! I am sorry that you cannot see ‘the difference between a charitable work at homo and “ missionary work” in foreign lands! We have in our midst, M tb . Johnson, those that are ignorant and vicious that noed 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 deepest sympathies, and draw our atten tion first to them, their needs, and their claims upon us. “Charity begins at home,” Mrs. Johnson, or at least should begin at home I see how it is, Mrs. Johnson, you have been drinking some of M. B. Adams’ Tea; it seems to make yon too nervous and perverts your judg ment. Your ideas run in one channel, too much on the “old fogy” order! Go to Joseph C. Shults, buy some of his Tea, cither 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 dear and prop er conception of things. Shulls’s Teas and Coffees. Mrs. Johnson, are a won derful elexir, they brace up the consti tution, invigorate tho intellect, and pro long life! Give up your foolish preju dices, Mrs. Johnson, you are not too far gone. Go to Shults for your Teas and Coffees, and in a few days you will be all right again. Believe me your sin cere friend, Hits. Jones. M. I). Adams has sold sit his store in five days of the past week 3.10 erstes of Peacl.es ori mil to 220 buaii'ts. also '.0 1 melons. The people of Pembroke will do well to call on J. II. McManus & Hon. They deal in first-class Butter, Eggs and Poultry. Smokers who want a good 5 cent cigar aftd know a good ci}'«.r when they get- one, need gn no further than Griswold’s Grocery on Jackson St. 2-itf Bierce is slaughtering- goods. Dress and Cloak. Making* By Miss Carrie Milieu, Ellicott street, near tho German Church. T ekms R e a so n a b l e . Mr. S. E. Spaulding may be found at Anderson & Ohesley's Store on Main St. His Jewelery is of the best and when he once repairs n watch, it n<\\“' fails to run
