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Publishers’ Notion. Wo . S u b s c r ibers. The D a i l y A I'orninu N e w s will be d e l i v e r e d ■by carriers at you r door e v e r y m o rning in a n y p a r t o f ih e c ity free o f ch a r g e A n y person 'fillin g to r e c e ive their p a p e r will report to us in person or b y mail. The new spaper la w is as follows: “ An y person v l w receives a new spaper and m a k e s lisc o f i t , v hetlier he h a s ordered it o r not, is h d d in l;i\y t o b e a subscriber. I f subscribers pay in ad v a n c e iltey are bound to g iv e n o t ice to the publisher at tit e e n d o f th e ir tim e, if t h e y do not w ishi to cou- linue taking it; otherw ise the publisher i s author ized to send it on, a ud th e subscriber wit! b e re sponsible until an express notice with p a y m e n t o f ,'irreari is sent t o the publisher.” T o A d v e r t i s e r s . W h e n an advertisem e n t is sent in t o this oftice lt must b e distinctly m a r k e d on th e tropy the length of tim e i t is to run ; if not, it w ill b e taken fox gran ted th a t it i s to be left in until ordered orn-i, a n d ch a r g c d u p to them accordingly. Let nnr advertisers take p irticu lar pains withe this, for b y being a little careful it w ill siive a grcii* deal o f trou b le. A d v e r t i s i n g R a t e s — Owe ineh square one v-cek, $ 1 . 5 0 ; one m o n th, $ 4 , 0 0 . Quarter colum n one w e e k , $3.00; one mnnth, $g:oo. H a lf colum n one week, $5.00; one month, $17.00.^ Lo- c*.l or reading notices, 5 cents per line each inser tion; 15 per cent, discount when in a ■week or m o re. Special rates will be given fo r advertise- ni-cnts running longer than one m o n th. Settle m e n ts m a d e quarterly w ith regu lar advertisers. T h e on ly d a ily paper in the city, a n d i s there fore t h e best advertising medium. L O C A L G O S S i r , — The sign that shows best is the one in a newspaper. — The new great coats please the nLilitia boys very much, — Look out for burglars. They are operating in Le Roy. — Pine Hill has a new billiard room. Henry Hunn is proprietor. — T h e Le Rov Courier gets poeti cal over our good sheriff, John H. Ward. — The first drill entered the ground at ihc Le Roy salt well Thursday — The National League Base ftall Association is nowin session in Cleveland. — With a little more snow, what delightful nights these would be for sleigh riding. — Y o u can’t get better job work at cheaper rates anywhere, than at the D aily N ews office. — The upper stories of the Tom linson block are now rapidly fill ing up with occupants. — What mystifies people is, how such elegant goods as Clark dis plays can be sold so cheap. — Batavia will be illustrated in the Graphic December 19th, IMack- ty Bros, have orders for 700 copies. — John Lawless was sentenced in Rochester yesterday, to twelve; years imprisonment for stealing twenty dollars. — Elmer Howard, who lias been in Perry during the past season en gineering the “Batavia” 011 Silver Lake, has returned home. — The young man vvhu lias a sweetheart is now meditating. He is trying to think how he can make a. 25 cent present pass for a $5 one. — Capl. Parker has issued an order for winter drills of the 14th Separate Company. These drills will occur c’very Friday evening at o’clock. — Charles Knight, a former Ba tavian, played a match game of billiards, $100 a side, with Eugene Kimball, Thursday evening at Corinthian Hall rooms, Rochester. The task was placed at 340 points and Knight won by 29. AROUND ABOUT. Henry Ward Beecher lectures in Mt. Morris December 1 oth. A horse in Niagara county chews tobacco in preference to oats. The apple crop this year is said to be one of the richest the country has ever had, The Olean, Bradford & Warren Railroad Company are building an extensive machine shop at Olean, The Erie County Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Children, has now a membership of-over four hundred. The average wages paid district school teachers in Chautauqua county the past year, was $5.75 per week, summer term Two )oung men of the town of Almond, Allegany county, have gone to the Africa diamond fields. Their fare costs over $300 for each. A. Gowanda youth of seventy kissed a woman of twenty without permission and the court lias de cided that he shall pay ten dollars therefor. Gov?. Robinson ha; appointed thirty o f the Erie passenger conduc tors special railway policemen, with authority to arrest disorderly per sons, sharpers, etc., on their trains. The town of York, Livingston county, which has been contesting the validity of their town bonds is sued for the extinct Rochester, Nunda and Pa. railroad, will have to pay, as the U. court has de cided that they are valid. A middle-aged woman died in Ithaca a few days since from the ef fects of drinking alcohol. She had long been intemperate, but during the past few months of her life, nothing less strong than alcohol would satisfy her craving for drink. ------- ------------ O p e n i n g D a y . To-day Messrs. Kenyon will throw open the doors of their im mense establishment, and invite all the people in the town and courty to come and examine the immense stock of holiday goods which they now have on hand. In the evening the two stores and all the upper stories will be brilliantly illuminated. T h e art gallery and all the nuraer- atlractions will be open to inspec tion. Visitors are not expected to buy unless they choose. Every body will be welcome. ------- ■*-*-*- ------- D e n t i l o f M r s . J . L. M c L e a n . We mentioned yesterday morn ing that a telegram had been re ceived by Louis McLean, stating that his mother, in New York, was dangerously ill, and that he had gone to that city. A telegram was received yesterday morning an nouncing Mrs. McLean's death, which occurred at 7 o’clock Mrs McLean was the widow of the late' John L. McLean, and a sister of Mrs, H. j, Lnsign. For some years past she has resided in N e w York with her daughter. 'The re mains vvili be brought here lor -in terment. -- — - — »-¥>• ... ........... — D e l a n o & Sons sell moat cheap. P r ices reduced for cash. A B l i n d JBoy’s A d v e n t u r e s . The Rochester papers have for the past few days been making light of the misfortunes of a blind boy who is a student in the Institution for the Blind here The boy’s name is William Blawis, and his home is in Jamestown, this State. Last summer he attended the Sunday School Convention at Chautauqua Lake, and, so he told the Roches ter officers, became enamored of a Rochester school teacher, whose voice charmed him. The boy has been an inmate of the Institution during the school year, for the past two or three years. He was missed from the Institution Monday noon and at about 5 o'clock Tuesday morning he was found by some of ficers in Rochester, in the depot passage way, cold and hungry, and in a most forlorn condition. He requested them to shuw him into the waiting room of the depot, which request was complied with, and then the matter passed irom their mind until about 3 o ’clock in the afternoon, when one of the of ficers was told that a blind man, who needed attention, had been sitting in the waiting room all day. The officer accordingly went to him, and then and there the yc^ung man poured forth the story of his love and the mission that brought him to Rochester. He was anx ious to go at once to the residence of the lady, but the officer not knowing whether it wuuld be agree able to her concluded to make in quiries first. The young lady was accordingly visited and singular to say, did not appear anxious to mest her acquaintance of the summer before. * The young man took this rebuff remarkably well, and a free pass being given him he was put in charge oí the conductor, and brought to Batavia. The officers of the Institution here are inclined to discredit the story of his love, as published in the Rochester papers. If there is any truth in it, considering his unfortu nate condition, it seems cruel to make him the butt for ridicule. If it is so, the case is a sad one, and we hope that under the kind influ ence of the officers of the institution he will soon forget his unfortunate passion. A R e v o l u t i o n a r y R e l i c . The powder horn which William Lewis wore in the play ol Rip Van Winkle Thursday night, belongs to J. S. Delano, of this place, and iias a history. It originally belonged to Mr. Delanos grandfather, who was a soldier in the Revolutionary war, and fought under Washington in the ever memorable campaign of Valley Forge. It is about the usual size, and is carved quite artistically. It bears the inscription: J o n a t h a n D e l a n o , h i s HORN. R o x b u r y , 1775. And is tnereiure 103 years old, yet in an excellent state of preserva tion. It has been in Mr. Delanos' possession nearly fifty years. I>o y o u kno-.v liow little it take* to get * nice rib roast o f De L a n o &. Hons. H i g h P r i c e s B l o w n to A t o m s ! lied W h e a t F lo u r ................. S i . 15 per stick W h it'.1 W h e a t F l o u r ............ 1.30 “ “ Best; B o a s ted R i o C o ffee .................... Java Roasted C o ffee. ............................. ;>8e. F a n c y Old G o v e rnm e n t C o ffee ......... Me. lierosen e O i l .............................. ............... io 0. O y sters, per quart .................................. 2ijc B e s t B r o o m s ............................................. 15c. Japan T e a 40c ; o thers se ll for 48c. “ 4 5 c .; o thers se ll for 60c. “ 60c.; o thers sell for 70c. B e s t Black T e a ......... ............................... 8()c. B e s t C row n P o lish S t a r c h ............... 8c. H a rris’ B a k in g P o w d e r ......... ............... '¿~H\ P r im e T a b le B u t t e r . . ........................ .. .. ltJe. New M a ckerel j u s t received. E . L . & G. D. K en y ox . A lphabetical B lo c k s , b u ild in g blocks anti all kinds o f gam e s in great abun dance a t r r y o n ’s. T h e Cha/terbox fo r 1878 at T roon ' s D hug S tore . T h e b e s t and cheapest T e a and Ooftee sold at H erm . S la y ’ s G r o c e r y Store on Jackson St. H e a d q u a rters fo r Chatterbox at E . L . & G . D . K E N Y O N S ’ , O h w h a t com fort we find b y sleeping on t h o s e bed sp r in g s w e bough t of F O X B R O T H E R S . T h e largest a n d best 5 cent counter is a t S o u t h w o r t h & Simpson’s. The b e s t C u t t e r s and Sleighs for the low e s t p r ice can. b e bough t o f J. L . F O S T E R , C a r r iage Factory, State Street. I y o n w ant a good C u tter or Sleigh of any kind, g o to M o g r id g e ’s Shop in reur o f W o r thin g ton ’s H ardware. OUR W A N T CORNER. JfcJir-Un ler this head w.ll be inserted ¡ulvt- tij'cm.ents of “ Wants,” “Lost,” “ Found,” “I\'’ Sale” and \For Rent, five lines or les.-,, .¡5 < *: ’s each insuriiu ¡; auditiona! lines 3 cents cue... A discount of 15 pc i cun. on advertisements run ning one week or more. Acceptable “ Pers<mi.' ’ ftce. F o r R e n t . 3 ^ 0 1 1 K E N T . — A house on South Main st. E n q u ire of J. S. Stew a r.. I jXJJt K E N T . — H o u s e at N o 41 Htute street. E n q u ire on the premises. I ^ O R R E N T . - A h - u s e on C tn t.r street. Central location and all convenience». E n q u i r e o f T . F . Wood ward, 74 M a in st. F O R R E N T .— A n e w d w e llin g on R o s s St., hns a large .celler, fine garden, hard a n d soft w a ter and all mod ern im p r o v e m e n ts. I t is located at a con v e n ien t distance froui the Union School and P low works, and w ill be rent ed cheap. A p p ly to Thos. J. C a r y . Ross Street. _ ___ Lost. L O S T . — I have lost m y aches a n d p^ins b y sleep in g on th o s e B e d Springs sold b y F o x Bros, Now is the Time to Subscribe! New Volumes, ~ : N e w S t o r i e s , —o„ New A ttractions, SyBSC8IPTiO»^ri,r.S-:”‘ American ur I'oreign, and furwtirdei, - dress, .cithfir irom uurnew's room ut twin ti:e • '•■■1 of publication. Address M A C K E t BROTHERS^ 67 Main St., Biitavh, >.. «.
