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Railroad Time Table. Trains on the Fonda, Johnstown and Gloversville R. R» will arrive and depart as iollows: g o i K g BOtiTit. A. M. Mi V. M. .P M tw e l^o r tb v in e ..............>.« 22 l 20 “ Cranberry Cteek ........ H :« l 34 “ Mayfield.........................0 57 146 “ Kingaboro ..................... 7 12 1 67 “ Glovereville ................. 7 25 10 40 2 10 H m '* JohhatowD ..............7 30 50 2 20 5 45 Arrive F o n d a ....................... .7 53 il 08 2 38 6 03 GOING NORTH. A. M. M. P. M. P. M a,” Qloveraville ............. 9 40 ' ** Kingabnro...................0 45 *» Mayfield .................... 9 57 “ Cranberry Creek....10 15 Arrive Northvllie ................ 10 3 5 45 jGT’iisi.'u. s ■ ......... * ' :e Pleasant, Batchellerville, llanta me andBeneon. rille. Day. Luzerne and I N O R T H V 1 L .I.E :. 'W'ashington’s birthday yesterday. Pleasant ups and downs—Tobog- .^n slides. Monday night was a rough one. The wind was up and no mistake. Y o u r grocer is a ‘^chestnut** if he cannot furnish you with Tulip soap. Dull times the merchants cry. Just the time to advertise and boom yonr business. T. M. Gifford, the harness maker, pulled out of Northville last week. He struck a job in Johnstown and lit. Coasting on Bald Hill has been the source of amusement tor the young people for several even ings past. All on a par—The editor admin isters mentally, the minister admin isters morally, the doctor adminis ters physically. If you want a first-class Piano or Organ, write to Crouse & Fuller, Broadalhin, for terms and prices. They will be pleased to give you all information. The next election racket will be the town meetings in Hamilton county and the Northville Corpor ation election, both occurring the «ame day, l9th of March.- When you see a fellow with a new suit of clothes you can take it for granted that either a clothing establishment has been burned out or that an election has been had. Quarterly Meeting to-morrow evening at the M, E. church. Presiding Elder Graham will be present and preach. All are cor dially invited to attend. ^nsiderable excitement was created in the street Thursday In the eifort made to tame a mustang pony so it could be ridden. Albert Blake tried it and failed. Albert Vlll have to take several more les sons from the Western cowboys. The Praise Meeting in the Pres byterian church Sunday evening was quite largely attended. C. M led the meeting and Mr. Simon Fraser of Albany, brother of Rev. Oeo. K, Fraser, was present, and enhanced the occasion by his sing- ingl Fred Vibbard recently removed his box shop to the basement of Van Arnam’s building on Main street and has everything in good shape for the manufacture of boxes. Fred is an industrious fellow and deserves and will succeed in busi ness. The Gloversville Reading club and guests to the number of 62 people came to Northville Monday evening by the regular train and dined and danced and made merry at the Winney House until the mid night hour, when a special train whirled the festive party back to Gloversville, voting Host Winney a success as a caterer. Come again. Geo. Van Arnam’s dog “ Spider’* and Truman Whitman's bull dog had n set lo Thursday morning and gathered a crowd in short order. A dog fight is more generally attended than a Prayer meeting and rather more lively than a town meeting. The dogs it seems, being of opposite politics had a tailing out regarding the town meeting iheld last week, hence the fight. H. F. Fisher will leave Northville for Washington Saturday, March 2d, to be present at the inaugura tion ceremonies. Mr. Fisher visit- ioA Washington last winter and has a liking for the National Capitol. Brother Fisher also has an eye on the Post Office, but will renounce his claim to that if made head ot the newly created Posey Depart ment. Great is Fisher. Postal clerk Wm. Olmstead was on the sick list last week. Even peaceful, nnw'arlike citizens enjoy sleighing their friends now adays- 0. B. Swart and W. L. Chequer were in attendance at the G. A. R. reunion at Binghamton this week. The nation’s hope is in the liber al use of the nation’s soap, and that is universally known as Tulip soap. Post Office Inspector Wood of New York arrived in town Thnrs- dey evening, and yesterday inspect ed some of the offices in this vicin ity. Electricity is now used to eradi cate dirt, Vmt there is one thing that can clean clothing quicker than lightning, and that is Tulip soap. Assemblyman Carpenter of. Liv ingston county, arrived in town Friday evening, and was the guest until Monday of Assemblyman Brownell. If you want a first class Piano or Organ, write to Crouse & Puller, Broadalhin, for lerms and prices. They will be pleased to give you all information. Alonzo Cole died Wednesday night at his residence in the town of Edinburgh. Mr. Cole had been ill for about a year past, but had partially recovered his health, lie visited Northville Wednesday, and to inquiries regarding himself said he was greatly improved in health. About 12 o’clock Wednesday night his wife heard him breathing heav ily, and going to his room found him in great distress. She imme diately summoned a neighbor, but on her return he was dead. Mr. Cole for several years has been pro prietor of the Batchellerville stage. He leaves a wife, sqn and daughter. We are in receipt of the 14th An nual Report of N. Y. Society for the Prevention of Cruelly to Child ren. The report contains e state ment ot the work done during the past year, and gives details of a number of cases which the Society has taken in charge, with portraits of some of the childreni rescued. The report is an interesting one as showing the gOod work which is being accomplished by the Society. The SoeVetY receives no aid from the State but is supported by vol untary contributions of money, clothing, etc., and any aid which can be given will be gladly received. The Society’s Office is located at 100 East 23tl Street, New York. Of the bright light in the w-est, which some people have got it in their heads that it was an electric light sent up in a balloon from Rochester, the Amsterdam Recorder says : “ The evening star, Venus, is now at its best. As that planet is is now very nearly at its greatest apparent distance from the sun, over forty-six degrees, she sets very late, being visible about four hours after sunset. Its brightness is such that, were it not for the moon’s in terfering light, it would be found on trial that it would cast a distinct shadow. Venus reached its greatest apparent distance from the sun on the 18th inst. After that this plan et will gradually change in its orbit, going seemingly nearer and nearer to the sun, until, in the latter part of April, it will be lost in his beams, to be seen no more, for a long time, as evening star. It will be the change from evening to morning.’’ Card Of Thanks. {Sons of Veterans for the use o f their i at their last entertainment. M. D utchbb , Sec. BENSOIT It is said that ex-Supervisor Wm. Hunter is a candidate for that office this springy______________ The apportionment of school moneys for 1889 has been made public by the Superintendent of Public Instruction, Mr. Draper, and the several counties have been advised of the amounts allotted to them. The figures for Montgomery county are $26,270.03; Fulton county, $24,403.68; Hamilton coun ty, $4060.31. PectOK jtoral, on the contrary, while it cures th cough, dof B not interfere withi the function of either stomach or liver. N O T I C E T O T H E P U B E I C . At a meeting of the Board of, Health of the tow n o f N o rthajnpton, N. Y., held a t the Town Clerk’s office in said tow-n on the Olhlh dayay off February,ebruary, 18Sf),Sf), thehe followollowing O d o F 18 t f officers, h'-w it, A. J. Smith Supervisor, John McKnigiit, John W . Brown, C. S. Tanner. .Justices of the Peace, J. N. Mead Town Clerk, J. F. Blake Health Officer, being present, the following resolutions wci'e adopted: BesoUed, That the Health Officer procure fresh vaccine m atter sufficient' to make a thorough vaccination of the people of the be and I for each person, to he paid erehy is, fixed a t twenty-five cents person, to he p for by the per son or persons vaccinated if able so to do, and if said person or persons so vaccinated shall be unable to pay said charge then the same shall be and become a charge against said town. In accordance with tlie above notice the undersigned will be at his office in N orth ville every Saturday, and upon other days during the next few weeks, to vaccinate all who may desire vaccination. J. F. BLAKE, M. D , Health Officer, &c. A S o u ita l.e s a l O p lulon. E. Bninbridge Monday Esq., County Atty., Clay Co,, Tex., says: “ffjave used Electric Bitters with most happy results. My brother also was very low w'ith Mala rial fever and Jaundice, but was cured by timely use of this medicine. Am satisfied Electric Bitters saved his life.” Mr. D. I. Wilcoxson, of Horse Cave, Ky., adds a like testimony, saying: He positive ly believes be would have died, had i t not been for Electric Bitters. This great remedy will ward off, as well ns cure all Malarial Diseases, and for all Kidney, Liver and Stomach Disorders, stands unequaled. Price 50c. and $1. at G. N. Brown’s. Rich and Poor, Prince and Peasant, the Millionaire and Day Laborer, b y their common n se of this remedy, a ttest the world-wide reputation of Ayer’s Pills. Leading physicians recom mend these pills lor Stomach and Liver Troubles, Costivoness, Bilidiianess, and Sick Headache; also, lor Rheuniatism, Jaundice, a n d Neuralgia. They are sugar- coated; contain no calomel; are prompt, but mild, in operation; and, therefore, the very best medicine for Fam ily Use, as well as for Travelers a n d Tourists. “I have derived great relief from Ayer’s Pills. Five years ago I was taken so ill with Rheumatism th a t I was uuable to do any work. I took three boxes of Aver’s P ills and was entirely cured. Since that time I am n ever without a box of these p ills.” — P e ter Christensen, Sherwood, Wis. suffered many years, relief than any other r —^T. F . Adams, Holly Springs, Texas. “ I have used A y e r’s P ills 'for « number of years, and have never found anything equal to tliem for giving me an appetite and imparting energy and strength to the system, I always keep them in the house.*' — R. R. Jackson, 'Wilmington, Del. ” Two boxes of Ayer’s Pills cured me of Headache, from which I was long a sufferer.”-rEmm» Keyes, Hubbardston, Mass. “\Whenever I am troubled w ith constipa tion, or suffer from loss of appetite, Ayer's Pills set me right again.” —A. J . Kiser, Jr., Bock House, Va. “ Ayer’s PilLs are in general demand among our custom e rs,.. Our sales of them exceed those of all other pills combined. W e have never known thepxi fall to give entire satisfaction.”—W right & Haunelly, San Diego, Texas. $ A y er’s P ills, VBXgXaXD BT Dr. J. C. Ayer ft Co., Lowell, Mase. Sold by all l>ealer« in Medicine. STO¥SS. GOLD COIN ST O V E S And RANGES, All the various sizes, at WlliON 1 TATIOP COLE’S BLOCK. N0BTHVHJ.E, N. T. Special 30 Day Sale ! HOSIER & WILLIAMSON GREAT BIG BARGAINS IN 0 ¥ i a O O A f 8 an d We will not name PRICES as that means NOTHING un til yon have seen the Quality. Look over our OVERCOAT STOCK when you want to buy and we will give QUALITY and save yoit^ MONEY! HOSMER a WILLIAMSON, O I . « O a ? : S X G 3 P L S , 11 North Main Street Gloversvillei. LARGE ASSORTMENT O S ' * UCE CUTAIN8, OR CLOTHS, A n d a G e n e r a l S tock o f HOUSEHOLD AETICLES. O. F. HEATH, PIANOS AND ORGANS. Any one contemplating purchasing a Piano or an Organ are invited to .write <Crouse & Faller, Rroadal- bin, N.Y., for prices,
