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Tlio ALTAMONT. K. It.. FEB. 21, 1891. i Vicinity CorrcsscaSsseo GALLUPVILLE. Hex. K. Campbell, exchanged pnljiits Sniicfay morning. The r.nnnrl town meeting ccennred on Tuesday of Utfe west. George J. Ziwuifr, of Sihenectady, h«s purchased the house audlut of Mrs. Jane Zi timer. James E. UniJerdoiik, nnd Ford Settle, have- formed n partnership, and will open it first class racat market tiiia spring. Hat, he ploys tiddledy winks. Mr. Ira YnnZant is improving. Miss Ella Criiton is spending a few weeks with her father. The Misses Shoiidy, of Altamont, visited friends here lust week. Mr. Philip Crcuuse and Jacob Weaver ore at Whitehall for a week. Mrs. Peter Livingston, of Schenectndy, has been visiting friends here for a few days. Miss Mary Wolfoni, of Knox, bos been spending a few days at Mr. E. Schoolcraft's. Mr. J. M. Simmons is somewhat indis- posed. B. Halsdorf is down with inflamntory Yhenmatisni* Edward Berber is visiting bis brother at East Greenbosh. E. O. Blessing of Union college, was borne over Sunday. Mr. nnd Mrs. J. W. Hntt and Mr. George BHngcrland have gone to Chicago. Mr. Bart, of Gansevort, has been spend- ing a few days at Rev. C. V. Giismer's. Mr. and Mrs. Rogers, of Round Lake, were the guests of Mr. and Mrs. G. D. Ham- mond OTer Sunday. UNION CHCIiCH. A donation for the benefit of the church will be held at Mntliias' hall, Thursday evening, Febrnary 20th. GOHtSXRliAItD. The lectures netted §52.82. Peter M. Veeder has rented Cutnbert S. WoothrettlTs form. Mis. R. C. Case died early Wednesday ncrning after a brief illness. Bev. C. Wo nick will preach a temper, ance sermon nest Sabbath eveting. Mm B. B. Carhart has rententel her farm t o Mr. James Gimn, of Schenectady. James Armstrong was lulled by the can at Kroner last Sunday evening.- lie was a brcther-in-lavr of Geo. VanSchaicIc Hon. Aaron Fuller is obtaining prices of fanneis in this rietuicy for right of way for pipe line for the water works to Albany. About sixty young people of tbia vicinity Blade • visit to Harvey Vosburgh's one eve- ning last week and had a jolly good time. The annual donation for Ber. Dr. Belden, pastor of the Presbyterian ihurch, will be held at the parsonage, Wednesday evening r Feb. 25th. All are cordially invited. SGUTH BETHLEHEM. Miss Annie Badliff is visiting relatives in New York. Mr. J. S. Whitbeck is spending a few days in New York. Bev. 8. F. Gateway made a business trip to New York, Monday. Mr. and Mrs. James S. Holmes, of Con- gers, are guests at the parsonage. Mrs. P. L Livingston, of Schenectady, visited relatives here over Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Peter Groat, of Schenec- tady, are in town for a short time. Miss Hattic Allen, who has been at New Salem for some time, is home again. We are sorry to note, on information re- ceived here Tuesday, that Mr. J. B. Bangh, a former station agent at this place, had both legs er.t off below the knees by the ears near Buffalo. Bev. A. E. Lord, of Hobart, N. Y., will deliver a lecture in the M. E. chnrch, Wed- nesday evening, February 25th. Subject, \Among scoots and Indians\ of the great north-west. Ibis lecture will be of great interest to all who know Mr. Lord, as the subject is taken from bis personal experience daring General Caster's campaign in the northwest Mrs. A. V. Myndcrse is improving. Etta Manu has returaeil from Gloversville. The West Shore pay car passed through town Monday. There will be preaching in the Lutheran church at this place, Snuday March 1st by the Eev. Stupplebin, of Lawyersvillo. EaPERANCE- Jlr. Chas. AVcnl, of Mnltllebnrgb, is visiting at Rev. C. Miller's. George Tornbull Post, G. A. B., had a ber.n-bake in Union hall on Wednesday eve- ning- a^ Mrs. C. Miller, who fins been confined to her home on account of sickness, is around •gain. The rc-vivrJ meetings iu the M. E. church hav closed. Some eighty persons have pro- fessed conversion. It is the greatest awaken- ing that has been here for thirty years. EAST B£EK£. Clarence Livingston is at home for a few days. Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Dyer end Miss Pro- cilia Dyer spent Sunday at Albany with Mr. and Mrs. Jacob L. TenEycfc. The drama Handy Andy will be the at- traction at Lyceum Hall, this Friday evening. Admission, 15 cents. Reserved sentes, 25 cents. The committee on church repairs have arranged for a Night Cap party at A. J. Warner's hall, Tuesday evening, Feb. 24th. The drawing of the crazy-work quilt will be FEURABUSH. WedtHng bells are ringing. Fred Bradt is to have a public sale on the 3d of March. A large number of people attended the cole -.v P. W. Brate's last week. The New Scotland Town Sunday School Association will meet in this chnreh next Tuesday evening, Feb. r - jh. Prof. Fred Blessing, of Clarksville, will deliver the ad- dress. The Jerusalem dramatic association con- veys its thanks to the fifcnds at Clarksville and Sonth Bethlehem for their kind recep- tion and courteous treatment given them at their recent visit A innsicale and oyster snpper will be held on Thursday evening, Feb. 2Gth at Hie house of P. W. Brute. Admission, including sup- per, 25 cents. Prof. Wagner's orchestra will be in attendance. t. HEtV SALEM Our thaw ia on. We all play tiddledy wink. James Winne lost a valuable cow, Satur- day. Dr. H. Conger Palmer, of Brooklyn, fa spizditj J a Jew weeks at his Distorts fcsre. Eiery one is glad -to see Dr. Becker set- tling back in his old ways again. We could not spare you yet Doe. Miss Cora Young was home a few days last week. She spent one afternoon helping to weave a rug for the Kev. Flonton. Bees are flying around these days. Toes- day at Mrs. Croonse's, Wednesday at F. W. YanLiew's, Beebe Young's and Doe. Al- bright's. Seal Beamcr purchancd a bouse last week which he intends to add to his in the spring. Those wedding parties crowd the old house too much. Mrs. David Segar has returned borne from Albany. Davie killed seven nice pigs and • calf, Monday. Davie, where do you keep your stamps? J. M. Erwin's youngest son has been quite ride Jim Beid's son came home from New York, sick. Both are improving under the can of Dr. Becker. Sony to hear that mine host Smith, our genial dispenser, of hot toddy, etc, for the stomach's sake, is going through a eourso of tvpaiiipa^moaii Dr. Backer, we think, has the fever under control. F. W. YanLiew, our extract Tender, will occupy the house vacated by D. O. Young co North street after April 1st We under- stand Mr. Goesbeek will move in the boose 'vacated by Mr. YanLiew; J. Winne wDl go on the Perry farm, on the hill, and John H. Wedimau in J. Winoe's house, on Main- •iMf §tt IM MOM FARLIN. Peter M. Yeeder has rented the farm of C. S. Woodworth. Frank Bloomingdole returned Tuesday from a trip to New York. F. Bloomingdale is filling John Terwilli- gers new barn with baled hay. There has been no work done, catting and pressing hay, at Bloomingdale's bain the past week. The recent rains and warm weather ha' settled the snow considerable. Streams are raising. Jcbn F. Tygert left here Monday for New York where he intends working in the office for the hay firm of Bloomingdala & Volk^jaer. John E. Taylor, aged 76 years, died at bis residence last Wednesday morning. He had been a lifelong resident of this place, and urns a member of the Reformed chnrch of New Salem from which church the fun- eral occurred on Friday at 11 a. m. Four children of Mary M. Badliff, who resides about a mile from New Salem, wen arrested on complaint of violation of Sec. 291, penal code, and brought before justice Byall at his residence last Thursday for trial. Eugene Bnrlingame appearing for the people and Wm. J. Beid for the children. The evidence proved to be insnfScient'to sustain the complaint and the children were dis- charged and allowed to remain with the mother. NEW SCOTXABD. Will Long was in town over Sunday. ' We hear tho political pat C->uv-n3aca to simmer. Oar hay merchants are doing a thriving business. . Mrs. D. V. S. RajfisfSrt! is, visiting her daughter, Mrs. 'J. Banister, at - Newark, N. J. H. McMiilen spent a few days tho past week with his brother, John MoMillea, at Ferlin. Sebastian Beck is the possessor of another dog. Beck seems to bo in love with dogs again. Look out boys. Did you observe the brilliant il laminations of the heavens Saturday night, by what is known as northern lights? The new chimney, recently erected on the chnrch, works like a charm and causes onr sexton's face to be wreathed in smiles. Mrs. F. A. Hotaling entertained-her father and mother, Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Lamoreanx, with her sisters, Miss Anna and Lottie, of Indian Fields, a few days ago. We are glad to learn that John Moak, who has been confined to the house for the past two weeks from an injury to his foot while at work in the bay barn, is out again. Mr. and Mrs C. H. Taylor and daughter, Helen, with their Farlia friends, enjoyed a fine sleigh-ride and spent a pleasant day with friends «t South Bsthleham on Toes- day. The result of the contest between the black team and the grey horse, one evening lost week, was the blacks camo in a few minutes ahead, but the grey carried off the prise. Tho meetings held in tho church every evening the past week have been well at- tended and great interest is manifested. Oar pastor fa very ably assisted by Bev. The sleiyhiug is good iu thi3 city at prcssut Tha navr Union school is now completed j and lias been •cccispiod over n week. Tlis ] structure is a very neat work of arehUsetr.re; The Fair of the Washington Continental Drum and Tifo Corps is in session each eve- ning this week in the trtute St., opera house. Thorcas Edison has been in the city abont three weeks. Enmor bus it that he is try- ing to invent a mncliir-e wLiuh will make artiSewl ice. The American hotel vill be rebuilt in a ipacious building. The lower floor will he occupied by stores while tho second iloor will be used for offices. There was a large &te on Barrett street lnst Monday moral tig nbout S o'clock, which resulted in tha gutting of a dwelling. Tho occupants had a very narrow escape. George Luck bust, wlile nttrcrihjg to his ns:i:i\ employment ns bar-tender in his father's lu.tol, fell dend behind the bsv, heiut trouble bang the cause of his death. Col. Copt-Uind kutnrcit m the State Street opera house Uist week on' 'beautiful people.'' The (tiscCTirse was a rare treat, beside- being very hmuorous nt times, he told in a very eloquent nud effective manner, the require- ments which constitutes a bcaatif nl person. Kev. Heibcrt C. Hinds; who has accepted a call to a large congregation in Troy, will clos c liis lubcrs in the Second Kef'd chnrch next £nndny morning. He will not preach a farewell sermon. It is his desire to end his labors with' the sums services as he com- menced; a couimnnion service. BS'S STATION. Edwin Shell is on the missing list.\ School began Monday in the new school house. The thormomster registered 12 below zero Sunday morning. Miss Ella Shell, of Schenectady, is visit- ing her sister, Mrs. George Coss. 5Ir. and Mrs. Henry Siver, of Greenbush, spent Sunday v.ith W. H. Anthony. Tho old school house at Etato Road has been sold to Jacob Wither wax for §>25. Among the sick are G. T. Liddie, Da.id Coss, John Weaver and Miss Carrie Wagoner. Quarterly conference Saturday, Feb* 28th and Sunday quarterly-meeting ut Rotterdam. Voters will not have to register to vote at town meeting, although booths will be used. Willie E. EHJS, of Sehsaacta.ly, spjat Sunday with his parents, Mr. and Mi's. Jacob Ellis. Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Liddie, of Dnanes- bnrgh, hava been visiting his brother, G. 'X. Liddie. Mr. and Mrs. Jacob Hallenosck, of Kuos, spent Sunday with Mr. aud Mrs. Lorenzo Comtek. Mi3s Frances D. G. Siver, of Guilderland, has been spending a few weeks with* Miss Hnttie M. Anthony. W. H. Anthony and daughter, Hattie, re- turned homo Monday after visiting his brother in Saratoga. Three large letters can plainly be seen on the door which formerly opened into the post office which spells B-A-U. Arthur Callings has purchased a, railroad hay press and will accommodate tha farmers by pressing their hay and straw. Abram ^aagbum and Clayton O^sbary, of Dannsville, spent an evening recently with Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Cnilings. William E&llenbeck expects to move on the farm which he purchased of Sir. Hiller, and Joe the bachelor will move to the plac unkno wn. John B. Anthonj', brother of W. H., ar- rived at Los Angeles southern California, Feb. 16th. The city has a population of abont 75,000. Tte people, at- State Itcnd and Rotterdam are to have a new M. E. paster as the Eev. P^ H. West's five years tune will expire ths cowing conference. The people of this placo sympataiza with others over the I033 of their p.«tor, Ear. J. S. Hnrfcey, and we extend car thanks to him for his kindness and welcome him his new field of labor.' As to-.vn meeting will foon approach us and men will be looking for of&ss, and as this district is entitled to a collector, wa would suggest tho naraa of David Vuncten burg as a candidate for that office. Hon. Aaron Fuller, in. company with .-tic surveyors, (ire looiicg ovetJJaf land along the Norinaii&k,iii\\creek, ' which has lately JjeDff surveyed for a supply of water for Albany. Kine hundred acres will be needed. Tha reservoir will be built west of French's Hollow. Sunday morning hist was ths coldest of the season. Mr. and Mrs. A. M. Lagranga haVa bse-n visiting his brother, Vanderzea, at Uaioii- ville. The West Fhoro management ncnonnceB another of their popular excursions to Washington, Feb. 24th. Options on the land expected to ba taken for Albany's proposed water supply have been obtained by Aaron Pallor. Miss Carrie Wagoner, who has :>:au very sink with tha fever, is improving. Dr. Jasse Crounse is the attending physician. Mr. Win. J. Haverly is a «u»didato for the nomination of supervisor on the republi- san ticket Mr. John J. Ilnngefford nnd wife, of Ilp.rstville, were guests of William Biixtcr 011 iVeduesday. The presieing eldor, Eev. Dr. Eaton, will preach in the JL XL chnrch on Sunday eve- ning, Feb. 22d. Mr. William Fairiee and wife, of Schenec- tady, have been spending a few days with ieiids in this place. Tim c;>ss of Win. J. gecor against Henry VauZnnt, bef.jre E. Wi'.Ur.ms, jnstioff, is re- nrcable on Saturday, Feb. 21st at 1 p. in. The case of Eageno Saddlemiro ngainst Hirnaa Warner, before E. Williams, justice, wiil be tried by jnry, Feb. 2ith 1891 at 10 a. m. The donatton at the II. E. parsonage for ho benefit of Hev C. Bissel was largely at- tended. Over $70 was realized over nnd above expenses. BUSINESS NOTICES. Umbrellas and parasob repaired, at J. B. Boy nt 011'a, Maple avenue, Altamont To FAKMEKS.-^Hay and straw shipped from Guilderland Centre by P. Tettinger. He has handled a considerable amount of l«te and returns have been entirely satisfac- tory. • 312-3m. Call at .T. M. Evwiu's store, New Salem, N. Y., '.i'lio is selling ont his Dry Good3, Hats, Caps, Horse Blankets, Bobes, etc., at find be'ow cost to make room for Spring \stock. Also call for 4 lbs. of tea for 50 da. or a 1 lb. packag e for 20 cts. 3±l-lrn. A choice lot of clover and timothy seed will be kept con- stantly in stock, dui'ing the season, at Becker's mill, Berne, N. Y. • 313-if. DON'T EEEL WEII, And yet you are not sick enough t > coireaH a doctor, or you refrain from so doing far fear yon will alarm yonrsslf and frfcafls—we '.Till tell yon jnst what you need. It is IlnoVs Sarsaparilla, which will lift yon ont of that uncertain, uncomfortable, dangerous condi- tion, into » state of good health, eouijflesce and cheerfulness. You've, no Hea how potent this pecnlinr medicine is in oases liko yours. DIED. CA8S—Mrs. Marv C, wifa of R. G. Case, entered into rest Feb. IStb 385J1. Tho fanoral will be held nt Gniliisrlanfl on Saturday, 21stinst., nt lla. «u HOKinK—Wednesday. l?eb. 33Oi 1S91, j Loella Holdrk, aged 17 yofir?. j Get your, watches end clucks repair'\! nt- j h B. Bojnrton'i, Maple Avenue, Altamont, ' KNOX 1O degress below zero Sunday morning. Willinra P. Chasabro lias 30IJ Iii3 farm to George Ga go. Consideration §4000. Mr. Alfred Qhay end wife, of SeUsnee- ady, wore guests of John M. Quay on ^', ^ cd- ADVICE TO MOTHEES—Are you distorted ai night and broken of year rest by asiftkehild uiSer- iag and crying \ritli paiu of Cutting Teeth? If ec send at once and get a bottle of \Mrs. Wicslow'i Soothing Syrup\ for Children Teething. Its value 5a Incalculable. It win relive the pour little sultere: iuunetllately. Depend upon it, mothers; there is no mistake about it. It cures Dysentery and Diarrha-a, regulates the Stomach and bowels, cures Wind Colic, softens the Gums, reduces Inflammation, and gives tone and energy to the whole eystara \Mrs. AViaslow'g Soothing Syrup\ for childre' teething is pleasant to the taste and is the pfescrip tion of one of the eldest and nest female physicians and nurees in ths United States, and is for sale 1>J all druggists throughout the world. Trice twenty- live cents a bottles Ec sure anil ask for \Mr.s •\VISSLOT/'S SooTiizsa STBOI',\ and take no othei kind. [JEaeh Insertion] For SALE—A1-2 platform spring market wagon, nearly new* Esquire of Win. Suits, Settle's Hill 34i-2m FOE Sita^—A thrcciyear-old fnil blooded Jeraej heifer and calf. Enquire of F. 1>. Lagrange, Farlin, 3?. Y. 2i4-tf We will close out 47 odd lots of fine Suits and Overcoats. (CHOICE OF 38-5) $12, $15 aai Overcoats EOESE SHOE CL0THI1TS BOUSE 48 and 50 South Pearl St., Albany, OPPOSITE JACOBS' OPERA HOUSE. ^fc K TuaacfW \ A pamphlet of Inlormatlon nndab-A \ stnetof the lawa.Bbuwiiis IIow to, \ Obtain Patents. C.ivcnlt. Tutie.i ^* WffVStt _ Braadwar. Kew Y«W*. J •vrOTlCE TO CRKDlTOHfc?.—By order of Martin is D. CouAvuy, Surrogate of the county of A*l»uiy- Kolice is hereby ^lvt.n t accordius; to law, to all per. sons having c'nims or duiuaudw against Paraucl Fox t *• i * »*! II I ± 11 4L iMvli& 9 v J rt<' a deccii^fd, at IIH xvpre of iraiiii'^tin^ hn^iucts as such r'::cv.utor, at ii:n lv^itU-n'-c in titc town 01 Iv'?!)*- ec-Iaervil c, Albauv cciumy, I-i, V., cm or before ihe 15ih day of Auowf nest. B«led this HUi day of February, A, T>. WA. 11. OEICGS, JACOJI I. Fox, Atl'y for Executor. Kxei'Ut or. D want the very best we can get for our money Big Sale of loots, Shoes and Rutters! Are now offered at the store 124 South Pearl St., Albany, at prices never known in the history of the shoe business before. Must be sold as they have fallen in the hands of the creditors and a Receiver appointed to turn them into cash. 1 Lot Boys' congress, sizes 1 to 5, 39c worth from §1.25 to §2.00 1 \ Infant's shoes ISc \ 50c. 1 \ Men's \ sizes 6 to 10 85c worth from 81.-50 to §2.00 1 \ \ felt boots 25c \ \ 1.00 to 1.25 1 \ Ladies* kid button .§1.25 \ \ 2.00 to 2.50 1 \ \ French kid button pat. tip 1.94 \. 4.00 Everything proportionately Low to close ont this entire stock of Boots and Shoes. ARE YOU- WITH US ? Now is the time and this is your place, at the Bargain Boot and Shoe Sale, 124 South Pearl St., Albany, (Bet. Hamilton St. and Madison Ave.) C. F. PRIOR. Receiver. 8 OTICE TO CKKKITOUS.—.:>• order of Martin I>. Coiiivay, ^-ti-i'ijMU' of t!f * cy-nilj* oi' Albany. Xotiei» is hereby dves rfcTorilhi:: tu law, to all per- eona having claims or denial!*!.^ a^aiiibt l>avid If ad- dlcmive, late of the town of I-Iiiox, in eai«i county, uccc-aeed, that thpy are iv:,iiilri. J to i-xhiliit the Ba!iK>,-AviihthevoueiK-rsiaMiiu>ort Vnvrcof, to the snbBcrilier, tho .Admimstralrir, v.-itii tue wiilaimyx- eti, of the eaid dei-t-;u>ctl, ixt liir\ place of transacting hysineps as -iizb Atlmiuistrator, at the law ollice of Volkeri .T. OoUiout, X ^. I.-VJ) BroaUwav, (W'iswall Block) in the x'Jlaax of VVBBI Tmy, All.auy couuty, Ijf. V., on or before, the Oth day of July isext. Dated this 17th day of Dcerinl'cr, \. I). 1490. HAIUXV SABJJtEKiui:, Admr. &c. FOB SAI^:.—Oae pair of heavy boh sleighs, nearly n w, the proparty of John S Smitii. Ea j'tiro of J. II. E-eass, Altamont. 3-i\.3t. ALTAIfONT MARKET, 1S Cents per pound, 20 Gents per dozes. BUCKWHEAT FLOTJE—$2.30pcr cwt, BUT^-f COO to $9.00 per ton, Era STitOT— $1,400 per ton. KXH—83 Cents per bash. To KENT.—Tho farm connected vrith the First Reformed church of the EeJlerbcrg. App'y to tte committee, 8. Y. Frederick, Wm. Ostrander or Eobsrt Hui-st. C43-t f. For SALB.—Tile Btailioa Young Koyal Georga who took premium at State Fair when 3 years o'd. He staads 18 bauda high and weighs 1,100 pounds. Apply to Philip Laupaugh, Guiidcriaad, 2J. Y- To LET^^A YaInah T .e farm of 120 acres, 2 miles south of S-'enn'B. Has 'arge orchard and good h ildinge. Enquire of J . R. Main. . ZU-it FOE SALS—-5,000 Fruit Tree3, coEBiatiag of ap- ple, cherry, pear, plum, peach, etc. Enquire of Wia.B. Mynderae, Guilderland Csctrc, IT. Y. Apr 1 Foa SAXS^^A desirable farm of 71 acres 1-2 mile north of Guilderland Centre. Is well fruited and in a good state of cultivation. Apply to John Z. Smith on tiie premises. 342-it FOR SAI<E on TO K2;:3V- A desirable house and lot ;n the village of 3Jtre Scotlau:!. The house is in good repair aud picassntly located The lot is well fruited. Oh the lot 13 a good sized building suitable for a liamess shop, or ct*-.er Ijusinesi, v.'here the subscriber ha3 for many years enjoyed a good tradeas almrhass maker, Vat BOiv desires to sell or rent as he wishes to retire flora h-isiuc-ss on account of failing health. Apply to lieury r-fcifi .- len, New Scotland, ST. Y.._ - -•——- 2i:-Api-. 1. Tq.iET—tcyin tic 1st Gf Ajiril »2xt, in tie vil- lage, of Guiidcrland Ocatr-, a LOIJSD end Lara In good repair, with one acr o£ ground in fruit. For particulars enquire of H. ¥. Elsssing, GnMerlaa\ Si9-2ra FOB SAT,E on TO LET—A farm consisting of SS acres, in the town of Kev/ Scotland, 6 miles from Albany and 3 miles from Hurstville. The farm lies along the Sora-anst! 1 creek, is of rich elay loam, haa plenty of fruit .ir.d is well-watered. For partieuiaro call on cr address, Bit. M. McIL*.r.o, 810 Madison AT-.-., Albany,-i«. Y. S12-H A TRUE DREAM. It lias puzzled some day and niglit to find out hotv certain store-ieeiiers can give a $30.00 article for §15.00! Those that have inspected the goods they advertise, received prices and samples of the satne, arc convinced, when recommended to THE AMERICAN TAILOR that snch was not the -case; as the article The American Tailor adver- tises for $15.00 wss worth more than the article they have, advertised for jtSO.OO. Call and convince yourself of these facts at The American Tailor 46 Green Street, Albany - N. Y. ^tlf SUfiST;?^ P&S? <Si!?T? SSiiri: illUiVA-i i I is'- yfcjj.-'. Said properly consists of a circular cav.- mill, planer and matcher, wood turning lathe, rip and cat off saws, and haa both steam and water power. The mill is in first-class running order and doii!& a good business. Also a house and barn aad a'ooat 3 aert-3 of land; lias 30 bearing apple trees and plenty of small fruit. For further particulars inquire of A. Ji Tygert, Guiideriani Contre, Is. Y. S*3-2ra FOR SALfe ! The entire stock of Davcn- ps-.rt & Frederick, consisting of Drugs nnd Groceries, also fix- nvii. For particulars call onDaven- pr 111 &-Frederick, Altamont, N. AUCTIONEER. SATISFACTION GUARANTEED. Eostoffico AaJress, Ceiiiral BiWge, N. ¥. ASD - SCHOOL OF l» the the leading echoo! of Business and Short Hand and furnishes the beet advantages to its Etudcuts. It educates young men aud women practically und supplioa busiucss houeeB with competent assistants. Dou't decide v.here r you will attend until yon write to us for partic- ln Address, CARNELL TCH-t Alte Y. HOIKSE—AH psrsoEs iudahtc;! to t>n;on- & Fraderiok are leqtif sted to coll and set:'e on or before Mnioh 5tb 1391. • Fruit Trees nncl Berry Plants ! The 3»>ynton Strawliarrj', new, the best '•iili 'riraufl\ Iwrry. Glowers iu Ii^tLiuhr-m tviil j-'aist no other. Onvrftats, Grn-is -u^.os :i:l ;i!i (,'1I:T ltnvsny sioel:. 3?\\ prii:i-s fi-.l- lioss, E. YauAllcn. Delrcar, N. Y. 338-tf.fenr Merit Wics. Vvfc do«ireto say >o our cifzon'-. sb-it fur jovis wo have b-.-.-n Kt-fliim l>i'- K:n<;'fi Ne^ Discovery for Comsutnptioa, D-. Kinii'8 New Liie VuU, Buckien's Arn-ca Salve and Electric BiU-ers, and bave never handled remedies CUM sfcil ;:s -,v«l, or tSiat have nive-'.x sueb universal Balis f.>ct»i'«i We do not hesitate to <;iva-:i:- 't-c 'Isom every tniii-, :-«d We s'r.urt w.o$ t..>!«*fu\'1 tho puroaass I-CIOQ, if siis?-e t«ti-y votuUs <!>> n«.'t tiiilow i'\ ir i.u-i>. 1'bt-s.j ie-.f.<3ifia kvf won p-'pu'srUy pr.oly «>» Usci HOME RESTAURANT, FOR LADIES & GENTLEMEN, 94 State Street, - Albany, N. F., —^mtoravAn BINKEB 25 CENTS^— Meals Served at all Hours. J. W. ODELL, Prop. g to take one's otonphotograph. Don't do it; 'tis cheaper to let SeJioomnaker do it.) For fine grade of photographic work f t 57 North Pearl St., Albany STANDS UNKIVALED. With SO years praitiee hehind the camera, with the finest e^nippEd etuido in the v/orld, we are con- fident we can and do make a superior class of por- tiaits. Onr fine cabinet work Is now made for $2 a dozen, and the same reduction oa our line crayon portraits and copying. TREES, pirns, VISES! C'.i.-trlcttcEnffk', kreofthe town <.f lXino, in faid county deceased, that tlu-v are required to exliiWt t!ie game, with {lie vouchers in purport tlioroof, to the euteurilier, the estiiror of tlie last will ttnd te.«t-;iment of (?;:iil d'.t'cast'd, ftt }ii» place of tranpactin^ !>'a?im*s.' :is sucJi cswntor, ai his residence in the town of ]5crne, AJb^ny cotmly, 1J. Y., on or befort- the 2'Uh day of If av next. Fated A:t.iinv, this 10th day of Nov., A. U., l?90. JCUN ]). AVlIIXH, JOHX BECnEK, Att'y for Exaeutor, Ext-cator. Altamosit, IT. T . MOT1CETOCRED1TOKS.—By order of Martin IB I>. Oon-.\ii.v, !?urroEate of the conn!y of .Viaiiy. Xorice ie hereby given, aeeorui'-g to laV, to all per- sons having claims or deniaml-^ a, ain^t Peter 13eelie, lato of the towiicf Gr.i di-iiand, in sail', totr-ty, de- tcoeei, tli.;t they aru lvqnircd to c-xhibit th ' same, with tht'vouclur.? in guyport therc-of, to Uiaenlnai- ber, the executor of the last will aud teetament of said deceased, athir-p'ac*- o'tran^actinj; liiislnc^P as such G.\eeutor, at his r-j^idc-nce in AHamont, Albany eoiuity, X\. X., on or before the 12th aay of May next. Dated Albany, thlg 31st day of October, A. D . 1890. llelvla Becbc, Esccntor. TifOTICE TO CREDITORS.—^By order of Martin i-N D. Conway, Buriogateof thecountyof Albany Xotice la hereby iri\xn, accordiujj to liiw, to a.i ixsr- sons hiiving claisns ord<iuiu:ic!tiagaingtl- '..-rtufoak^ late of the tovrn of Ke.w Scotland, in suiil county f deceased, that they are requm d to exhibit iie same, with the vouchers in support thereof, to .he sub- scribers, Uie cxveutors of ihe last viilar .t^^t^ment of said deceased, at the 1 lace of traiiSRt i;ng bUcincea as Biiuh executory:, at the dwellini; lionsc of the wn- dersigued James N\. ilo:ilc in eaiii town of *7tw Scot- land, Allianv county, if. Y., on or b fore the tenth day oi April next. Bated, STcw Scotland, this 24th day of September, A. V. 1SS0. Jainc< If. Moak, ) v xocntnr . Jasper Whitbeck, j Esccutor «- Prices in tots of 1 SO 100 Pear, 2 years 20c ISc $18.00 \ 3 \ .25c Plum, 1 \ 22c 20c 20.00 Cfcerry-i \ 18c 16c 15.00 Apple 2 \ 12c 11.00 \ 3 \ ISc 14.00 Quince, 20c 18c 18.00 Russkin Apricot 30c Thcso trees are warranted first class, thrifty and trna to came. JA& HAI.LESBECK. AttAMOST, N. Y. FOR FRESH KILLED POBK, HAM, LASD and SAU- SAGE, GO TO HOLLAND & BRO., 86 GREEK-ST., — ALBANY, N. Y. 325-13t Washington ATCVIUO Albany, N, Y —WSK— iir>p!ov:<? Condition Powdei RSABYMIXED PAINTS a specialty. —ALSO— Paints, Oils, Glass, B?nshes, etc A. R. MlitBR, fi.LBA.NT, N . Y. J. J. HUNGSRFORD AUOTiOPIEER. P. O. Address ABwMeuce, Unrstville, N. Y. Stool: nail Fiu-m Baits n specialty. Charges motlernie. All bills i«iotetl by tlio E>;TEE- l'KISli 1 J BINHNO CO. THE EJEOPLE OF THE STATE OF HEW X York, by the grace of God free and in- dependciit, to Jane Jacobscii. Margaret Jacobsou, Peter W. Jacobsoa and William H. Jacobson, residing at Guilderland Centre, Albany Co., Sew Turk; Henry Ward, re- siding at Closrer, New Jersey; Eva Ogsbury, residing at Guilderland Ceafre, Albany Co., New York; George A. Siver, resitiicg at Griilclerlaad, Albany Co., New York; Jaaie* E. Siver, resuling at Helilerbsrgb, Albimy Co., New York; Simon P. Siver, residing at FisiikiH, Kaw Yoilt; Aadrfw £-ivrr, residing at Williamstowu, MKSS. ; Harriet Siver, re- siding nt Guililerhuid Centre, Albany Co., Ntw York; Maria Fiieh, residing; r.t Bethle- hem, Albany Co., Sow XoiU;Saney Halliai- beck, residing at Glenvills?, Scheneetr.dy Co., JJew York; Margaret 3. Buszee, residing at Bnuasviile, AlbuiiyCo., New York; Evaline Cruunse, rosiriing nt Albany. New York; Eiiwin E. Siver, xcsidiu^ «t ifew Brunswick, Now Jersey; Charles Sivor nnd E«izal:etl» Siver, rebidin^ vJb Guldcrland, Albany Co., New York; Sliiiy Anthtiny, resWinsi nt Full- er's Station, Albany Co., New York; James H. Siver, rtsidiag at Sciienevus, Otsego Co., New York; Wymuu Sivor, place of residence irnluiuwr aad npou diligent inquiry cannot I be nscert;>iaed; Jftuo St^piniis, nsidlpg at Albany, New York; Hek-u ilills, jssi;5iiig at Castlecreelr, Brtxnae Co., New York; Esijc-Jia Mia tiii ami Frederick Martin, iufanCs, resi.l- iug with thoir father, Samuel JIariiD, at Meaduwdiik. AJbnuy Co., New York; liar- gnret Syavii. rtsiuiuf! at Guiluerliuid, Albany Co., New York; Eliza Anthony, resifiiuj; at Ercoklyn, NtwYoik; Evaline B> .<=.r, re- siding at Bro\visin«, Missouri; Mfai.:Kimcs, resiiling at Hickman, Kentunkj'; Nancy G. Smith, Jane Callahan nud John W. Trabor, resuling at -Selina, Califoniia; Heaty J. Trabar (ind Oilas W. Traber, residing at Platviile, Vfis'ooDsinj CluiitopSier GiirJaer, Tbontaa Gardner, Jnne Ko!;>.nd,' Sarah A. Eoss and EvrJiza TJndeihiU, rcssidiujj at Albany, New York; Edwin W. Siver, re?id- ing at Denver, Colorado; Auua ilcGirmick, residing lit Albsny, No-A' York; William Siver and Alice giver residing at Gi ilJerlnad, | Albany Co., Xew York, chiMren of William Siver, it decease;! s=.m of Maria Siver, it de- ceased sister, the bcirs-nt-isw aud next of kin of Simon P. Jjicubsou, I.:t<» of the. Uw.i of G-ailderLmd, in the county of All'iaiy, de- ceased, guild grortiu^: Whereas, Luring W. OsLorn, of rtie town of Gailderlitud, iu the county of Albany, has lately luaue appiiuation t<~> onr Surrogate's couit of the county of Albany, to have a cer- tain iiistrninent iu \viUJn^, relating to real and personal estate, duly prowd as the. last will aud testnniout of the said Simon P. J.i- cftbsoa, deceastd, thorefure, you ra»d ejxeh of yon arc hereby cited and re-quired personally to bo tmf!appear berore onr a«id Sn;ros;ate, nt tlie SniTO«Rte's convt ia tbs city uf Albany, on the 10th day of March, lS91,*at-10 o'clock ia ti-.e forpnooa of th;it uay, then aud tb'-re to .attend the probate of the said iustri-.iEsut as tha last will au<l testament of KRIJ de- ceased; «n<l thost 1 you v.ho are under the thft is-jo. (if tweniy-t-tia yrais axe required to appear by y.mr guardian, if yon have, cme, if yon have B>->ne, that ym aj>p?nr and apply for one to ba nppointv.!, or in tlie event of j'r.nr neglect, or iniinie t'> Ti-j SL\ a gvardina will be apporoteil by thv Surrogate t-» repre- sent nnd act for ymi in thcEa procc-tdiags. In testiniiiny whercif, we hnve e:in:-ed tho seal of office of our said Snrrosnte lo be liPicmito niSxi-il. \Mtnct.-', [L.I3.] il;u!!;i i>. C'I nv.ay, Svi;ros»iitt> of onr R-.ifl V: nn*y, :i^ tlu- <-iiy of Albnny, <':•• 1 SihijKV..*.' nmtny, A. 1>. lMt'i MK-lIAriTi <.n«!f:AN,\ 01. rk ut .Sui route's Omit.
