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Bereich cem oy meas bei may on ania » o amerie < ura onl p al s use EVEN IN G REVIEW- TO MANUFACTURERS. If you are about to locate factories, or change the foonution of old ones, it is to your interost to eonstdor the numerous adviantrigos of a locg. tion in Gubs, Allegany co., X. Y. Among the © inducements are,.-substanfial encouragement from tho citizons ; cheap land; exemption from taxation for five years ; and the best of shipping on fovit rritroads, the N. Y., L. Erie & W.. tho Genesce Valley Canal railroad, the TC. Y. & Cuba, and the Bradford, Eldred & Cuba. You are invited to look over the \lay of the SATURDAY, DECEMBER 30, 1882. -__ oUk DoUBEk NUMBER. -, This being the last number of the Ruview to be published in 1882 we concluded to make it a double number and thus give, our readers the benefit of exten reading matter. In this case, us we have always done and shall continue to do, we havo endeavor. ed to please our patrons. 'Phe has aimed to be during the past year a completo reflection of all the local news in this see- tion. Flow well it has succeeded on} y those who have looked upon its pages day after day can decido. No one but ho who goes through it can have any adequate idea about _ the amount of labor and expense which at- tends the publication of a daily paper in so stoall a town as Oubs. We have tried to make a success of it but bave only succeoded in part. It willrequiro a more liberal. patron- age, both in the way of subscriptions and advertising to properly sustain a daily in Cubr than we have yet been able to secure. We hope, however, the people will show thoir appreciation of our enterpriso and on- able us to enter the new year with brighter prospects of success by giving the Revisw an increased amount of patronage. THE GIST OF IT. méinging school tonight. , ) -A happy now year to all. «-Nenrly timo to \swear 6ff.\ «-One more day of the old year. -No Patriot will be issued next woek.. - -Pay day on the T. V. & C.. tomorrow. _ -P. W. Wilson, of Bolivar, is visiting in Cwoa. ‘ «-After tomorrow don't allow yourself to date lotters 1882. -Le Roy's tax rate, says the Buffalo News, 1 is $6.04 on $1000. ~--Bradford's new cil exchange will open for business next Tuesday. ~- W, W. Kenfield left on the G. V. road this afternoon for Rochester. -Next Monday being a legal holiday no Revirw will boe issued on that day. -~-V, A. Willard of Belmont was a welcome caller at tho office yesterday. --The pastorate of Rev. J. C. Taylor, of _ the Presbyterian church closes tomorrow. tand\ before locating your factories elsewhere, mBradfmfd’si police force has been consid- erably reduced by sickness and death. -The report that H. H. Purdy and his Free Press will leave Belfast is denied. --Buftulo is to hold a special election Jan. £ 9th to choose a mayor in place of Governor Cleveland. + -Judging from fpresent appearance New Year's calls will be few in -number in this section next Monday. ——P_rof. Reynolds, the mesmerist, has just concluded a successful series of his enter- tainments at Corning. ' ' \Jesus and Modern Christianity; or, Was JTegus a Christian?\ will be Rev. J. W. Brcef- fle's subject tomorrow morning. +- Mayor Hill of Elmira, has resigned to accept the' lieutonant-governorship of the state. Alderman S. T. Arpot has been chosen as his successor. 7 J -Chas. Cressy the fireman who was in- jJured in the wreck on the B. E. & C. road Nov. 11, was in Cuba Thursday evening greeting his many friends. -Olean is infested by a gang of urchins from ten to fifteen years of age who have 'been accustomed to committing petty thefts. Lately a number of organized robberies have been committed which can be traced to the band in question. The Times concludes that it is about time something was being done to stop the young rascals in their down- ward career. - -Olean Times: E. Upton, the Rochester bank defaulter, is reported to have said that the cause of his ruin was the elec- tiic storm of November 19. A despatch or- dering his broker to sell his oil stock was de- layed nine hours, and thereby his last chance | to unload at a profit was lost. - Before the despatch could be delivered the bottom had dropped out of the gil market, Didn't the same kind of thing happen to some Oléan oil speculators?\ | } ' -A singular-and fatal accident is reported from Laona,a hamlet in Chautauqua county. While. W. D. Smith, a merchant was showing a customer some oysters which he kopt ou:- side the door, a mass of frozen snow and ice weighing about sixty pounds, became de- tached from the eaves and in falling knocked Mr. Smith senseless, while his customer Chas, Banks, who was bonding over, the box at the time, was caught between the edge of the box and the falling mass in such a shape that his skull was crushed. Mr. . somehours later. Mr. Smith was only stun- ned. Mr. Banks was an industrious farmer. -Bradford Era. ner-? O4 Gp [Cuba on Paper. The lithographic views of Cgba, which the | artist, A, F. Poole, was delivering to the sub- scribers yesterday, are very truthful repre- : gentations of our village. Nearly every build- ing is shown with remarkable clearneés and % e- 'the auction store. iA‘ Webster's? $08 flanks died one. 'The principle buildings and tries of the fowh are ificie‘xed which . ntop ana os indus- < would give uutsiders a very! favorable \impression uf the business interests of the town, and the- general outlook shows man ufacturers what a- favorable spot Cuba is for the location of factories. It would donbtless be greatly \to a : the advantage of the town to have u number of the lithographs hupg in public places in a number of the cities and towns of this por- tion of the state. e Notice to Farmers. - C. L. Kellogg having leased Smith's saw- mill will start it for custom- work in the spring. 2-6t ---*----@>#@ Saicide Near Belmont. This evening we are compelled to réport another tragedy, which occurred in this coun- ty, near Belmont, yesterday, the 27th. Yes- terday morning, William Withey, who re- sides within @bout three miles of Belmont, in some way secured a piece of rope, and care- fully adjusting it to his neck, swung himself off into eternity, He was about 65 years of - age. e i According to reports, Mr: Withey had been acting strangely for some time past.. Within two years He was married to a young wife. Whether they lived happily together, we have not the means of knowing. However, while suffering under some delusion, he sold off a part of his farm, ffiggining, perhaps, - | that be would ultimately end up in the poor bouse. His peculiar actions culminated in yesterday morning's tragedy, 'and <thit he was insane at the time,-th6 news: which we | bave thus far received, makes 'gectain.- Wellsville Reporter.\ Lol s SPECIAL SALE. Next Tuesday aftesnoon for ladies exclusive- ly. We shall offer at auction some very fine Spanish laces, black and colored silks and satins, black and colored cashmeres, etc. e t W. T. PITTS, Severns Block. | -A fine line of Spanish laces for sale cheap at the auction store. 197w1 -A first-class safe for sale cheap. - In- quire of S. D. Lyon, Cuba. ~ 29tf --Books! Books! All the popular poets at - 197w1 -Have you seen those fine slippers at M. _ % The G. V. Shops. .. Olean is trying to get the location of the repair shops of the G. V. road . within her | borders. The land required will cost $6,000; ~: and an effort is to be made to raise that amount so as to present the company with the land. 'The Times thinks that if the cit- izens fail to respond in this case its faith in |. Olean's future prosperity will be 'well nigh ,. exhausted.\ ,_ ise ._ Lates:-The sum of $5,700 has been raised. Efforts are also being made to have the Buf. > markable felo, Pittsburg & Western locate branch shops the picture throughout is a very pleasing | there, | . = . . | = . there, soe 2 as
