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DANCING IND DEPORTMENT. j DAILY MORNING NEWS. M I S S E M M A B T J R T I S , O f th e O rpheus H a ll D a n c ing A c a d e m y , B u ffalo, w ill opeii -itschool for dan c in g and deportm e n t, at E U i c o t t H a i l , W e d n e s d a y , D e - ceiaTmi* 4 t l i 5 1 8 7 8 . All tlie Society Dances Will Be Taught. T I M : E O F T U I T I O N : M isses’ and M a s ters’ C la s s from 3 to 3 P. M . L a d ies’ and G e n tlem e n ’s C lass from 7:30 to n \ T E R M S : $4 for term o f ten lessons. C i r c u l a r s M j l j B e O b t a i n e d a t t h e J t i i s i c S t o r e s . J. c. B 1 RNES & CO. Will Commence This Tuesday, November 12th, A n d continue th rough th e season th e sale of I READY-MADE CLOTHING ; A t L o i t e r P r i c e s F o r cash than was -ever known in G e n e see coiintv. W e have a large stock of Our Own Manufacture, W h ich e v e r y o n e ivrio lia s tested know s is f a r supe rior to a n y cloth in g kep t in tow n . W e S s i t a f c i a y , D e c e m b e r 7 , 187 8 . Published daily, M o n d a y s excep ted, by the i Daily Morning’ News Publishing 1 Co. 68 M an » S t r e e t , B a t a v i a , N . V. i Subscription, 2 0 cents p e r m o n th .four w e e k s ,. T o subscribers out o f the cou n ty, 25 cts. T i i e S e n a t e has refused to con sider the Texas Pacific Railway Bill :by a vote of twenty-two to nineteen. • N e l s o n V a n d k r p o o l , from Terry township, near Towanda, Pa., called the attention of the the father of Charlie Ross to a young man who came from Vermont with a young boy. Mr. Ross thoroughly inves rigated the matter but returned to Philadelphia, satisfied that it was noi liis lost Charlie. beg- dis- he?” The clergyman in the front seat solemnly : “A sot and a gar.'- ■ The red-ribbon man, consolatela* : ' “Oh, no, he is aj member of Congress and owns a ' brewery worth $50.000,” It some^ j times happens so.— [Burlington ¡ Hawkeve. i ! - A T — I A T h á n l c f n l H a u . Warrant Every Article T o be as represented, a n d w ill m a k e w h a t w e sa y good. W e w i l l have nothing to d o with slop-shop sh o d d y . T h e r e is plenty in to-wn ; y o u can find it on eith e r side of the street. A V e w o n ’t keep it. 4® “ E x a in in e our sto c k and prices [ i f you w a n t go o d g o o d s cheap. J , € . J B ^ A R K E S <6 C O . , 96 M A I N S T R E E T ', - B A T A V I A , N . Y. T heis is t h e w a y they do it in Texas. A dispute arose over some property between John Geer and his uncle, Ebb Geer, and the former shot the latter, killing him instant ly. Constable Cooper went to ar rest the murderer, and received two filial shots The murderer then went into a railroad depot, and placing a pistol as the agent’s head demanded $10 which was immedi ately given him. Both Geer and Cooper were prominent citizens of Patterson. HEAI>pARTEBS — FOR— Christmas Slippers - A N D — Pine Slioes a-ATrsr WOODWARD’S. s S u c h i n h u m a n t r e a t m e n t as the patients ia the Insane Asylum of Onondaga County at Syracuse have received, we can hardly believe pos sible, in this, the nineteenth cun- tury. One of the committee ap pointed by the Board of Supervisors to*inquire into the condition of the inmates reports that: ‘ ‘The hogs kept in the yard of the poor-house were kept in better ventilated and cleaner pens than were these hu man beings.” Five persons whose reason had been dethroned were confiued in underground cells, half naked, without ther than a handful of straw, and not permitted to take exercise. S o m e t i m e s H a p p e n s So. OH! W h a t BARGAINS! ko R e n t ! N o P lated G lass! N o E x tra E x p e n s e ! B u t Goods down, d o w n , DOWN!!! B I E R C E sells read y -m a d e C lo th - ing. B I E R C E sells B o o t s an d Shoes. B l E R C E sells ch o ice fam ily G r o ceries. B I E R C E sells W r a p p e r s an d D r a w ers. B I E R C E sells D r y G o o d s aw ful cheap. B I E R C E sel Is srnod T t T t T t T for 30 c'^, B I E R C E sel Is Best Dollar for 50 cts, B I E R C E challenges competition j ‘Twenty years ago,” said the passenger with the red ribbon in his button-hole, “ I knew that man whom you. saw get off at the last station. He was a young man of rare promise, a college graduate, a man of brilliant intellect and shrewd mercantile ability. Life dawned before him in all the golden colors of fair promise. He had some . money when he left college. He invested it in business, and his busi* ness prospered. He married a beautiful young girl, who bore him three • lovely children”— The sad looking passenger sitting 011 the wood box: “ All atone time?” The red ribbon passenger: “ No; in biennial installments of one. No one dreamed that the poorhouse would ever be their home. But in an evil hour the young man yielded to the tempter. He began to drink beer He liked it and drank more. He drank, and encouraged others j to chink. I hat was only fourteen : years ago, and he was a prosperous, 1 wealthy man. To day, where is While “ Uncle Tom’s Cabin” was performing in this cit_y recently, at McVicker’s Theatre, a gentleman, whose countenance was of a very serious cast, stepped up to the box- office, holding a folded five-dollar bill in his hand. “ Will ‘Uncle T< m’s Cabin’ be played to-night?” he asked, with the utmost solicitude. “ Yes, sir— yes, sir— how many seats, sir?” ejaculated the bland di vinity of the box. “ With the full force of the com pany, including the Jubilee Sing ers?” “ Yes. sir— yes, sir.” “ And is this the last night?” “ Yes, sir; positively the last night. ” “ Well — a — thank heaven for that,” exclaimed the man, as he pocketed his money, and, without a smile, strode rapidly away.— [Chicago Times. E n c o u r a g i n g a R e p o r t e r . Mark Twain, when younger than he is now, had to report a reception at Mrs. Fremont’s, and had orders to give full descriptions of all the dresses. A young giri told him the names of the goods worn by the ladies, and he misspelled them, af ter the manner of his kind, and of fered to describe her own dress, but she declined “ Presently,” she says, “a tall young miner, who is a millionaire, living in France, called him outside, and he came back to me trembling, and, I may safely say, pale from fright. ’Aliss,’ he stammered, that wretched pirate in the light trousers says I must give you a good notice or he’ll take the drop on me to-morrow; so please tell me what you have got on.’ I told him, and the next day he re ported me as.wearing a tiara of dia monds and a costume from Paris. I was then but little over twelve, and was then wearing the first long frock of my life. My tall escort was satisfied, and subsequently re marked that he knew how to put a young lady before the world as she should be.” ------- ------------ S o m e t h i n g N e w At Baker & Walkinshaw’s E i leery, fresh Pastry of all kinds, made to order, Oakes of all kiud Those large Marseilles Bed Spreads for 1)9 cents have arrived at K enyon’s. ‘H-\\\1 r‘ “1 11 ,’l>* « 1 — W M— I B. F. Freeman, GAS FITTER A O PLUMBER. [Over Alert Hose House.] L a w n F o u n t a i n s , H o s e a n d H o s e C a r r i a g e s . A l l pei sons w ishin g to introduce w m e r o.* their la w n s will do w e ll t o call on M r. F r e e m a n and s e t his fittings. M r . Freem a n w o u ld have the public u n d e r s tan d 3hat he does a il kinds nt plum b ing w o r k , H e gu a r a n tees all his w o rn, thanks the people fo r his tra d e so far, and hopes th e y will continue. I ATES’ No. 78 Main Street, — A T T H E S I G N O F T H E — B e d B o o t - B e d B o o t - R e d B o o t — A L A R G E S T O C K O F — Boots, Shoes, Eubbers — E M B R A C I N G ALL K I N U S O K — W i n t e r G o o d s — S U C H A S — Congress & Buckie Arctics, Alaska and Zero OVERSHOES, F o r M e n , W o m e n and C h ild r e n : also a h u g e sto c k o f Men’s, Boys’ and Youth’s Thick and Eip Home Hand-made, — AND— Warranted Not. to Rip. In this class o f w o r k I d e fy com p e tition as to Q u a lity and Prices- THOMAS YATES, I HAVE JUST RECEIVED A LARGE INVOICE OF N e w J a p a n T e a ! W e l l w o r t h 70 cents, w h ich I am sellin g for 5 0 C E N T S ! I am se llin g the best GE 0 RGE BANI CODFISH For 4 cents! I am selling the liest NO. 1 SISCOES For 3 cents! W ith a liberal discount b y the h a lf or quarter barrel. I am se llin g all kinds o f g o o d s in m y lin e z z C H E A P E H ! - T h a n th e s a m e w e r e ever sold in B a tavia before, C a l l and con v in c e y o u r s e l f o f the above facts. JOSEPH C, SHULTS, 28 and 30 Main streil. GO TO LORD’S T o B uy Y our HATS, CAPS, GLOVES, BUFFALO ROBES, W OLF ROBES, etc. H e H a s J u s t R e c e i v e d TH E LATEST . STYLES OF FALL AND W INTER GOODS, W h ic h H e S ells Cheap lor cash.
